The Sun.
London, England, 1828-10-22 00:00:00

BRITISH EXPORTS.

Statement of the Quantities of the under-mentioned Arti-
cles of British Manufacture Exported from Liverpool,
from the 11th to the 18th inst. inclusive.
Cotten 141,290 Pieces. 382,682 Yard,.
Linen
Blanketing - 35,020
Kerseymeres - ..
Carpeting 4,960 ...
Calicoes
Flannel - •••
Woollen Stuffs 153 ...
Worsted Stuffs 4,269 ...
Baize
Inferior Woollens 1,149 ...
Cotton Thread B,4oolbs.
Cotton Yarn ... 50,820
Sail Cloth
Cotton Hose
Cotton Handkerchiefs
Cotton. Braces ..„..
Worsted Caps . .....

1,710
22,86'8'
6,672

.97 Ends.
1,743 ...

375
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X

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515 Dozen.
50 .: .
20 ...

Hats
Hardware ,f 3,950
Earthenware £5OBB
Salt, White
Salt, Rock . ....................... , ....... 21,680 ...
Coals 750 Tons, 0 Cwt. 0 lila
Iron 2BO ...

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SPIRIT OF THE LCINDON JOURNALS. 1 Winchilsea, or Draco Wells, be suffered to legislate England, and their determination for or against fur- POLICE INTELLIGENCE. send me for trial, r mean to reserve my defence for stranger to him, who saw and pitied his s? 1,0 Ng
for England, the Irish priest will be as terrible as ther concessions to the Catholics, than the acres and another place. _ had benevolently offered to make restitution '4O ,
We learn with pleasure, but without astonish- the French one is mortified and tame.-Times. houses which they own. It is somewhat extraordi- MANSION-HOUSE. The prisoner Cooper said, that the witness King Felix for the article he had taken in aO5 'key,' it
mem, that the right feelings and sound intelligence nary also, as connected with the Kent Meeting, 2hat The master of the Aldgate workhouse appeared wanted to be ma.de a Bow-street-offi.cer, which was unparalleled distress.
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c The cause of the opposition of the House of
of the county of Kent are roused to a conviction or it has been called in consequence of the reported at the Justice-room with a bandage round Ins head,- the true monve tor the zeal he had displayed. The individual alluded to was orderen line,
Lords to all liberal measures must be obvious to all '• I
the calamities which must ensue from any triumph determination ol Government to settle the affairs of having deeply incurred the displeasure of one of the Mr. HALLS-You can state this, and whatever called ; but not appearing, the magistratee
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obtained by the Cumberland faction, as the result evho have looked a little into the manner in which
else you may. think will serve you, when you take " Now, Mrs. Felix, this case is in your hsaula
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Ireland, and without any actual knowledge of the paupers, who in revenge beat hiitmapdiewsapreerda,teliyia.d
of their next Friday's enterprise. In Addition to property is distributed in this country. Great as precise resolutions of the Government. The parties, 'fhe master for some time, per- your trial. ther you will press it under the circumstance'','„, •etetY
. • :At,- ',,t ger
the noblemen and gentlemen whose names have al- 11 committed for trial The risoner here roduced several dupin- rem •
the incomes of several Peers are, as a body, and in fact, have taken fear to themselves that justice is ceived a spirit of insubordination amongst the in- The prisoners were then fu y . p _
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ready been announced as intended members of the thouah they return the House of Commons, and, at length about to be done to Ireland-that dis- mates of the workhouse, and was astonished to find at the ensuing old Bailey Sessions, and the wit- articles of cl
.thing which lie pledged, 91;... /I,o'o
Constitutional opposition on that day, it is affirmed I consequently; have the Government in their hands, tracted country to be converted into a peaeeful and that, notwithstanding the strict watching over their nesses bound over to prosecute. proof of his distresses, if ally were wanting!, ' ""
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that Earls Cornwallis, Breeknock, and Amherst, they yet poseess but a very small share of property powerful auxiliary of England-and those who have morals, and the measures taken for PreOenting the MARYLEBONE. Mrs. Felix, however, was insensible to.tll'ee to,
with Lords Saye and Sele, Clifton, and a large num- compared with that of the whole country. If we so long enjoyed the satisfaction or oppressing it, introduction of gin into the workhouse, they ma- her feelings saying. that she was determ".- ''''n,
preseetiong. le prisoner was conseque
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A respectable-looking woman was brought before on , - :11 ae, etly , 'lnd e
ber of leading commoners, have declared their pur- take the number of English Peers at 320, and assign confined by the strong arrn of the low-and the very parsed to get drunk. As might be expected, the gin Mr. GRIF'FITH yesterday, by one George Godfrey,
pose of being Present) and of supporting the amend- te them 8,0004 per annum, as the share of the thought has galled them to the eniek• Although idamed more passions than one, and it was aseer- under an assault-warrant, which represented her com .
mated i ever,
ment, which it is now understood will be moved b _______ . lot Tv;
y rental of the country possessed by each on an aver- we doubt not, however, that a law is now under tained that a female pauper had secretly quitted the name to be Mary Gogfrey.
the worthy Marquis Camden. .We do not share age, this will give them about 23- millions. Take consideration for the settlement of the Cads°. side of the building appropriated to the sex, and was ~ LAW INTELLIGENCE. ••• tirieti
the fears °f some respectable contemporary jour- the too Irish peers at the same rate, and the le, lic question, we see no reason why the Pro- engaged in close conversation with a male dePendent Your Worship," said the complainant, who
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nals, that if each party brings its whole strength scotch peers, and the whole Peerage will only be testants of England should be alarmed for upon parish bounty. The master of course inter-. i
looked like a journeyman baker, as far as his avoca- COURT OF CHANCERY, OM 21. •.„',#'4a,''s
eon could be distinguished through his Sunday IN THE MATTER OF MARSH, STRACILY AND CO4 7 stin
into the field, the rude and ignorant portion of the about 31 millions. But the amount of real property the result. The Corn Law, which was passed posed his authority, and ordered the woman to her clothes, " I have a charge, or rather a complaint, to RUPTS.
PeasantrY Will beat the friends of religious liberty assessed to the Property Tax in 1815, in England under the sanction of the Duke of Wel- proper place-a liberty which was instantly resented ~I 14..,_ .
make against this lady, Mary Wright, which is her In this well-khown case, after counsel IliTe 0, ..-----
and peace, even numerically taken. There is an and Wales alone, was 51 millions; and the rental of ihigton last Sessioe, ought to satisfy them by the lover, who knocked him down and kicked maiden mune. This good person, your Worship, I beard on both sides, the LORD CHaNcsar .
immense mass of property in Kent, the holders of the land assessed was about 30 millions. But the that he entertains no malicious intentions him violently about the head and body. Mea-ures have lived with as man and wife for the last four he would give judgment on a future day. . le' ONO
which are men of enlarged minds, who have studied possessors of the 34 millions monopolise all the rich towards the well-being of the Aristocracy ; and if were taken to put a step to this rebellious feeling', • i D
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history and have seen the world, and are not led livings in 1 el 1 1i 1
tae -.lure.), eve.ca are not private pro- he can settle the affairs of Ireland satisfactory, will which seemed to have pervaded the whole work- a mane,
years, arid I have endeavoured to -behave to her as
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COURT 9F KING'S BENCH, OCT. 21.. t 4 4/4C
away by canting exclamations about the Pope of perty, through their Parliamentary power. What it not be a saving to them both of trouble and house, men, women, and children. The assailant " Now don't talk nonsense," said Mr. GRIFFITH,
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BARON VON LINDENAU V. nEsamtoUG-41- tee
interrupting him ; " all you have yet said is, that You In this case, which was an action on a ree,Ons„'''
Rome, or the race of James IL-personages who the amount received in England and Ireland for of taxes ? Nothing, in fact, can evince more clearly was token into custody, and William Lamb, messen-
might with equal justice be resorted to as bugbears ,l,h
....es really is, cannot be easily ascertained. Dr. the mischievous folly of those who have called the gei• to the paupers, was soon after detected in con-.
effectet! in the Atlas Insurance OVer‘Vitu:
to tender Protestant consciences, seeing that if the ea have lived with her four years in an abandoned way, Inswance,
seove estimated the revenue due to the Clergy and Kent meeting, and their determination to embarrass veering to seine of the most refraCtory, seven small which is very much indeed to your discredit, but no the life of the late Fredelick Duke of Saxe e,Aoal
Stuarts be dead in fact, the Popes are not a single Lay Impropriators in England, for tithes, at above the King's Government, than their having taken it bottles, filled with that which paupers of both sexes reason why you should bring her here. You have (part of which we gave in our paper of yesttro, !Se',
whit less dead hi all that constitutes power. It is a ten millions ; but he contended that they did not upon them to call it without being aware of the ne. most delight in-the prohibited cordial. laid a heavy charge agaiest yourself: what charge The plaintiff was noneuited, with leave to rion;int •-•'• e
pretence too-gross for belief, that the Brunswickei•s receive any thing like what they were legally enti- ture of the measure which the Government has in The LORD MAYOR said that it was an injustice to have you against her ?" Complainant-Her mis- Court to set aside the nonsuit, stud enter ali•- ' a.
intend to bring forward a mere mob of labourers tled to. IVlaking every deduction for impropriations, contemplatime to submit to the decision of the Le- the distressed, to keep in the workhouse persons conduct. in his favour, or to have a new trial. - elts n
or small. farmers for the discussion of public al- to
ex., we cannot be far wrong if we assert that the gislature. Every one who knows any thing of Ire- who could afford to purchase gin. MAGISTRATE-I have nothing to do with her • --• i kte,
fairs. The Polish Grandees, we admit, used to sum- Peerage of the three kingdoms have, in the Church land knows that it is not only the most unproductive -
The master said he had repeatedly cautioned the misconduct ; you have encouraged her in it. SURREY SESSIONS, OCT. 21. tlet:',,t
mon whole regiments oe miserable retainers to at- Revenues which they Monopolize, either as pos- part in point of revenue, and the least prosperous in messeneer not to bring gin into the house. When Complainant-She conies to my master's house,
tend them, when the choice of a feudal sovereign sessing themselves the light of presentation or as point of manufacturing and commercial industry, of e : and ainioys the neighbourhood. ,
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toe inmates got hold of the gin bottle there was ure John Skinner, a boy, aged 13, and: John 111,_„,0
was likely to be determined more by arguments than influencing the Government, a much larger share of the United Kingdom, but that it is also the most such thing as controlling them, there was nothing to MAGISTRATE-I don't care about the neighbour- an old man of 59, were indicted, the forwriio,.„_'
by arms. A similar course, with regard to Catholic the property of the country than what their incomes expensive-that its government, properly speaking, be heard but fighting, cursing, and swearing. hood, and I don't think you do ;if she breaks the stealing, and the latter for receiving, konwitleissZ
exclusion, will not, we suppose, be openly avowed amount to. In fact, the possessors of about three costs nearly as much as the whole of Great Britain,
The L M k 1 1 h • Peace
ORD 1 AYOR as et tle messenger, wo Is put her in the watch-house. You say she to be stolen, three gowns, .a frock,• and a',107,1141
by the Deputies and admirers (for it is possible that and a half millions a year of rental (to say nothing and that the cause of this immense expenditure is the
1 imself • to o.• A hat could have led him to take annoys the neighbourhood, I don't understand what chief, the property of Mr. James Bain, ettecri .' .
he may have admirers) of the Duke of Cumber- of ineumbrances) have, from their command of the grievances of the people of Ireland. If a plan, then, .' ' a • all••C!' V • ,~ it
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n such quantities of gm as made his companions you mean by annoy ; it is a word of no meaning in cheesenionger, Kennington.-"Guilty."-ln7 ,fit, ,
land. But if numbers are to be the tribunal of Government, the whole property of the nation at can be devised for redressing these grievances, and
Chunk ? Messen er-Oh, our Lordshi I law
p, t ley • tence of the Court was, that Mansell be ton '•-,,..]
appeal, even there the friends of religious freedom their mercy. What is their own interest in the at the same time of maintaining inviolate the Con-
b ged so hard ofgme to brinY 'em a dro that I Complainant-She comes drunk to the place for 14 years, and Skinner to be kept to hard eitte.oke,
may set its persecutors at defiance. The tenants, property of the country, compared to what they stitution in Church arid State, would it not be e
co
eguld't he] it. The told gme the 14'•
II
y weie a so where I work, and goes to sleep in the coal-hole. for six months, and during that tone. to V aellt, "
caleris paribus, will be apt to stand in the same can carve out of a national income of upwards of great public benefit ? Would not the Treasury be
ick n .1
ph
(ref y • n MAGISTRATE-I can't help that. die : • fon
publicly whipped for the distance of 150 yin Ins '•
teat I. t..ey i lit get gin t-ey would never get
ratio as the proprietors of estates, the bulk of whom, two hundred millions a year, at the lowest esti- spared in consequence, and the influence of the s ' . h . her, ..
over it.--(A laug .) Complainant-She threatens to stick a carving some spot as neer as possible to the place wes - i iii.• .
there is good ground for anticipating, bid fair to be mate ? Taxes and tithes are a far more productive country with foreign powers greatly increased ?........
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knife into my heart. robbery was committed. i ~
on the side of liberality and justice. Further, we harvest to them than their private fortunes, Hence But, say the opponents of the Catholic Claims, if the
f ' The LORD :MAYOR-That sloe nn
he mi ht have done dreadful mischief.
t justify you.
' MAGI" 'lt TE And if she de- I du. , .
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i ~T A -- o ,s, . e say you William Cooke was indicted for stealing aader ,• h
are of opinion, that a very large proportion o re- the impediment which the House of Peers will al- Catholics are admitted to a share in the legislation T Y g don't believe it. kerchief from the person of Thomas Pool. &Pre •In
spectable persons from the towns of Kent will ways be in the way of all attempts at economy, re- of the country, will they not eventually contrive to The Master said, that in cases of necessity spirits
The complainant said that unless she was bound ton.-Guilty. . .'Bl4''',ls
hasten to assist in the rejection of a scheme, than t I
aellEinnellt, grc. Hence the alarm for the Pro- overturn our Protestant Constitution ? To us, even were always allowed, as well as medicine, and the
over to keep the peace, he should walk in danger Kvse, the officer, stated, in answer to fl:ell/Othe 4'
a _ * e,
which, one of more perilous example, or of more testant religion in that House, which Protestant granting to these gentry the utmost that they can messenger knew that perfectly well.
of his life. from the Court, that lie knew the prisoner, ileitlkillitigi
disastrous consequence, wag' never yet hatched by religion is a far better thing to them than houses desire to be admitted, this fear appears to be most Messenger-Buf if I had'iit brought 'em gin now
perverse folly, for throwing into confusion the Mr Goiroton (addressing the defendant)-Hear whom he had at present a very serious case a , !Iltivic
and lands. , The peace of the country is one thing, silly and groundless. Do we riot now govern Ire- and then, your vorship, I could never live in peace
me ro.od woman. I don't mean to take this up in a way robbery.
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dearest interests of an extensive and powerful ern- but the Protestant Establishment is another. And lana ? Do we not keep its people in subjection with 'em. They'd - and -me so, your vor- . ?
senol'us war, but you are in a serious condition ; and The CHAIRMAN said it. was the best waPa.. C.oar
pire. We would implore every man who is a although Catholic Emancipation does not affect the against their inclinations, and shall we have more ship, that I would'nt be able to sleep a wink.
althou h I3discharee you now you must not come der to prevent his coming to an ignominious-Via:l6n
clear thinker and an independent actor in the Protestant Establishment, yet so long as men dis- difficulty in ruling them when we have admitted (Laughter.) You never knowed any thing like g . ° '
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here again. put the severest penalty of the law into effect, . ,
county, to be present at Penenden Heath on Fri- pute about Emancipation, they are not disputing some sixty or seventy of the Irish aristocracy into their language.
Defendant-Mr. Godfrey seduced me from ley was, that lie be transported for life. - kil ,i -.
day next, and to vote against Lord Winchilsea's about matters more near and dear to the Church; Parliament, and left them without a ground or The LORD MAYOR-What ! both men arid eni
husband, and I am a strange woman from a strange ...................,
incendiary proposition. We do not hesitate to and were Emancipation granted, men might have reason fordisturbing the punlic tranquillity ?Or even women ? Messenger-Lord bless yeti, yes; the ieetY Ai
country SIIIPPING ' INTELLIGENCE. -,entviet
allege, that the finance, the tranquillity, the leisure and inclination to extend their inquiries to granting that o the worst should come to the vornene the vorst. If I vould'fit fetch them a deop of m ' we
unity and existence of the British empire, are AGISTRATE-- eat country ? Defendant- , . ''''ot
these near and dear matters. How paftry the inte- worst"--that it should become a contnst of phy- maX, they'd e-- me off my legs. I'm obligated to Edinbur h LIVERPOOL. ~ , Net., i
staked upon the prompt overthrow of the Club- rest of the oligarchy of this country in the nation, sical power instead of moral strength, are not the do it, your Vorship ; but, poor creeturs, they gets
men. If Kent establishes a vicious precedent, compared with the rest of the inhabitants ; how Protestants of Englaod and Scotland sufficiently it but seldom. MAGI!TI:tATE--That's no very strange country ; Momnav,
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you had better go back. minutes past seven.--Arrived the Harrietr.'...ol.„ „Attu
other English counties may be absurd or thought- little the interest they have in its welfare, compared numerous to make head against the Catholics of The LORD MAYOR-You must go to Bridewell She said she had supported Godfrey for eight from Miramichi ; Agate, Putyed, from Ratw):-0N1),,,,
less enough to follow it. Ireland will then be with their interest in the existence of present Ireland ? Is it not an outrage to the good sense ristiana Cornelia, --, from Dordt; Tso?''' ri„;;:i
for this. The mischief to which you are accessory months when he was out of employment, arid if lie Ch
one great magazine of fuel prepared for instate- abuses ! This mighty empire is kept in a state and physical energy of the people of Great Britain )1
bredes, -_, from ditto ; Balfour, Bee, from ~ Noe,
is very great. Messenger-What was - I to do ? would now only furnish her with a little money to
taneous explosion, whenever the spark shall of constant agitation. We are exposed to the to dream for a moment of the introduction of a few Charlotte, Margaretha, from Amsterdam ; Pet'. ' . lot .
They pees me wages, and when they are sick in the take her home, she would trouble him no more. ei
strike it; . and how infinitely beyond calcula- derision of the world, one of the most va- Catholic Members to the two Houses of Parliament Abraham, --, from Havre.
it, k e 41.'ten ile
bowels, a'nt they to have nothing to comfort 'em ? The case was dismissed.
tion are the quarters and the hazards' whence luable divisions of the empire is kept in a rude being sufficient to endanger the Protestant ascen- re i
si toey gets a little toesicated, its because their HATTON-GARDEN. CLEARED OUTWA R pg.-The Boston, osae-e-i4oll.isatb,,
• Boston; Sandbach, Bespham, for Demerara ; , eneei 1
that fatal spark may be communicated ! There are and barbarous state, and all because two or three dancy ? We trust the day is rapidly' passing away
s stomachs is empty.
at this moment above 30,000 regular soldiers quer- hundred men have an interest opposed to the rest of in which such pitiful doctrines will be held forth to
e.ute t is attac upon the bounty
The Master rfd In k William Bedford and Mary Connor, two no- Maxton, for Port-au-Prince ; 'llebe, Fiehl, .for dittolpAtty AI
neer, Marbury, for Alexandria (American States) ;• • a,,h
tered in Ireland-during a time bf peace with all the community. There are in the House of Peers the people of England. They have been long torious smashers well-known to the leoal authori-
of the work-house, and said that if it bad not been • - •-' ° ter, Collinson for Ramsay - Lucy, Adams', lor - s
foreign Powers !-and for what ? To keep down disinterested individuals, who lament the existence enough deluded, as every one knows, by a selfish
f h • In h b h
or t e gm, wic roug t many of the unfortunate ties of the Mint, were yesterday brought up, charged
Julius C.Tsar,' M`Mullin ' •• , do
, for Philadelphia ; EroeLd li„,,_
the Catholic people of Ireland from giving vent to of the evil to which we have alluded, and would aristocracy, on this subject ; and it is high time that with uttering base coin.
ita for Palermo • Comm° olite Foreman for Hainkils.-"•°'
paupers to their present condition, there would be
that dissatisfied spirit which a sense of one public willingly sacrifice their share of advantage from it to the language of truth should now be held to them, It appeared that on Friday last, the prisoners were r ' , ' P ' , '. ddeor• "s e;
Ospray, Salmon, for Charleston; Columbian, Ge ,
no di h 1
stureance w iatever amongst them.
grievance has produced. But -the Catholics are the welfare of the country. But when we speak of the deceiver unmasked, and the question of Catholic very active about Pentonville, Battle-bridge, and ditto ; George and Mary, for Trieste and Ancona; • •ag.
more quieted by the hope of redress from Parliament a body we speak of the majority. The majority of emancipation put upon its proper basis. The Kent .The assailant was then committed in default of Somers-town in utterin bad half-crowns eeveral of Di s for Gibraltar • Ann G • Akt bY
, g •, - av e , „ eorge, for Ancona.,,, er...
than bv the fear of even 30,000 men. Their hos- the House of Lords are tremblingly alive to that meeting will do this if it does no other good.- d h Brid well for
bail, an t. e niessenger was sent to e a which they changed in eating-houses and wine-vaults, donia, Shimmin, for Ramsay ; and Sovereign, MP _, k
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tility is paralyzed by expectation. Take away that important branch of the national income which is Morning Advertiser. moot h. till they were at length detected, and taken into Ramsay. . 'ltals
self.imposed check,--supply the place of expecte- assigned to the Church, all the valuable places in The approaching meeting of the Freeholders of • • BOW-STREET. - custody. , '"rn,
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tion by despair,-and what next ? Why, instead which they command. Who would not bellow at -
,• , . • i • William Alhngsby and Henry Cooper were yester- , Coulton, a constable, stated that when lie took THE MARKETS. - ' ',i nil! $
the county ot Kent w ill be pioductive of a sp endid
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day brought up for a final examination. The prisoners Beckford, he perceived him to put a half-crown
of 30,000 bayonets, you must have 50,000 ; nor Reformation principles, when so valuable an object .
COUNTRY CORN MARKETS DURING THE SO k
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will that suffice. There are foreign States on the is deemed at stake / It does not require abundance triumph to the cause of the Protestant Constitution stand charged with having robbed a Chelsea pen- into his mouth, which he attempted to sinallow, but •
. Wheat. Barley. oats. 1 131$1!:_, kiititil
watch. Is Europe, from north to south, from ,eose to of talents to play the hypocrite, The keeper of the of England. 'We say this with the utmost confidence sioner named Thomas Field of his watch seals, and without effect and having received a violent blow - I
west, in love with England or.her naval ascendancy House of Correction at Ipswich observes, that the because we know that among the freeholtlers of
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min, onh ts ehneigo t ooi ot aty tle
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f. nstl. _ un-er t-e c-in, ae -roppe it out
innme mdte y. h Per Quarter. a. to s. a. to s. a. to S. 4,. tO L1:1,
Boston ---- - 67 - 24 -• 20 47 cor,l, 1
or her commercial grandeur ? Suppose a quarrel : greatest rogues tinder 1113 charge were always the England, and not among the freeholders only, ingsby a._ e
eknc_liivrna o heeepelic‘ee
aorc.l._
rloong Mountstevens, . another constalee, staote _
etlemotot e 9raaeineear,onueo -.-
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why then we must have, in addition to not much most pious in show. A rogue would be a fool if he time as a desperat .1
.eter. Hd.o • ,b i let saw the female prisoner put two pieces fth lir (driminn
but in every other respectable and well-informed sby - ... 53 18 26 33 iv 2u 39 '. gti
less than 100,000 soldiees (for the Duke of Welling- did not, when his object is to deceive, avail himself . . for some time, after which he became a volunteer and size of half-sovereigns into her mouth, which she re'
-orncastle.- 55 Sli 30 43 yo 25 40 it 4
ton said, that even 100,000 men would not suffiee of the most specious pretexts. It is much more e , e.,, '' .
tass of Enolish society, the friends and defenders police.oflicer, and from his activity in apprehending effectuelly swallowed. Lincoln ----,,,,_ 10 86 40 45 26 28 OH o ~, 7
Slilslw 74 78 36 44 22 24 40 ,‘ ,
vet
to extinguish the irregular nocturnal warfare of the politic for the brunswickers to cry the Church is in of tne uonstitunon out-number its enemies and as- thieves, was appointed a street-keeper ; .rom . r er o,y yg .ei
~yriLs!am
f which P ison -011 ou lin lad vretch • ou ar. '` -
f0rd,.........,.........- 58 81 35 45 24 27 -,'; , ."1
Irish peasantry); in addition, we say, their must be danger, than that tithes are in danger-to pretend a dil dismissed in con- tellino Prior . hes than all the 'el besides 'I was
sailants in the proportion of at least fifty to one.- situation, however, he was spec y i 1 1 , c e . e ork----. 70 94 36 42 22 30 "'_____Jr Vt li
a fleet of steam ships, and ships under canvas, to regard for true religion and reformation principles, -Nor will the triumph of Protestantism be less sequence of malpractices. From that time tit el I- is only a bit of boiled beef I put into my mouth. • NORWICH, Oct. la , 409'
surround Ireland as with a wall of cireumvallation, than a regard for pelf. 'llicy are wise in their ge- eid• 1 I Ihdlb • • f h
sp en ir or comp ete, i t e e i erations o t e as- ,
apprehension he has associated with the worst They both denied the charges, and were u y
fii The gnat reduction iii London has had a wires. sig Isho,
that the access of foreign auxiliaries might be pre- neration. We do not think that sufficient pains are naractens and is supposed to have lived whollY committed. effect upon this market. We had a good supply 01 I 411
, a k. e t,
sembled freeholders should be inter d c . ' - • -
rupte ,as we to-day, with a dull sale, at a reduction in price at -01 tilitgh
by robbery of one description or other. When the UNION-HALL.
vented ; and this enormous and insupportable bur- taken to show the people of England how much it is .. .
Bs. per quarter upon New Wheat, and 10s. per 11004/It,4leat
den, inflicted on England by a wanton hatred of I. :
tee interest of those who govern them to govern '
hear is intended, by a lawless rabble. Neither last Police Committee were engaged in receiving y„tereay a genteel-looking young man, named pon , wit a unite tia e, as many oov
u Obi ' h I' • d 1 f r .•''' Inn 1
7,000,000 of her own brave subjects, is, in plain them ill. How can religion or morality flourish in t •
he freeholders of Kent nor of any other English evidence respectino the state of crimein tne me- Willia»z Birmingham, was brought before Mr. HONE, prefer waiting the event of another week. Barlei "No
language, the only substance of that blessed policY a country where the highest in the land are thus 1 de • el, b h's sh II and o olis, Allin b °was ointed out as a tit •
county, can ie prive yt i a ow. •orn- trop .gs y p . person 'here if h_
charged with . felony under the following circum- off heavily, at a decline of is. per quarter. I into, vote
recommended by the Clubmen. It is the only science shrouded in hypocrisy 2-Morning Chronicle. out contrivance of the means of conveying unequi- to be exammed on that subject, and he was accord- stances. The prisoner was charged with stealing a general dullness in Oats, Beans, and Pease. F.-
~ Set
of government which they a.c . g'
knowled e arid by
-' h Is- Though the Irish Government, no doobt, has, or • •
vocally, to Parliament and the Throne, the expres- ingly summoned as a witness and gave evidence, the shawl, a hat, and a Bible, the property of a Mr. Felix. le?vTite‘ratSts.
rper sack. it' ki. -
sibri• liktri 'el
e qr.) ... 50s. 725. 85s. Beans (per qr.) ..... ... O. At '
them regarded as an inferior evil to letting teDu e s.on of their genuine sentiments upon a question tendency of which, it is said, threw a great deal The complainant's son stated, that the prisoner Barley 1)
325. 395. 425. I Pease, Grey . mt.' 144 111
thinks it has good grounds for the step which it has
of Norfolk sit in the House of Lords, and a cer- . •ri the coma • of li ht u on the subject which was under in- la d lod ed at his father's house for five weeks on his
of so much importance. There ai•e i )
.g . P , .. . s . , .. a g . Oats 24s. 30s. 325. Flour, fine user sack) r, • , C
br of Catholic gentlemen state their sen- tr tt 1 ',
nfess tl t t sth ostensible mo-
j.s a cen, we co f
Isa o u e d , . of Kent a few noblemen and gentlemen who advo- vestigation, but disclosing much ot ttle tow . vit- il. tr
arrival from Ireland. Latterly he fell into is ess, CANTER-B-1.31Y, Oct. 18. ' 'CO) tla
tain num e
laves for the ari•est o t Ir. Lawless, tin er t ie putt-
T 1 t 41
timents o .
n the affairs of the nation in the other cate in Parliament and elsewhere the measure of Ca- hilly practised in the metropolis amongst thieves and borrowed a small sum of money from witness's ,ie unexpected decline upon the London markt rif ele
W h It.
House of Parliament. a say, t en, eno man cellar circumstances in which it has taken place, are tholic Emancipation ; some of them, it is said, will of a certain class. Allingsby, it is said, gave mother, whom he promised to repay ou an early day. our sto be exceedingly dull, at a decline of 4s. to " 41,,,?etti
not so apparent. We should have been inclined to te , ei .
b present at the meeting for the purpose f t evidence also implicating some of the police- H however did not keep his word, arid a few days quarter. Our supply of Wheat ‘yas very modal' C 1/4,1 tan
who values the existence of the empire-for at the , .
In h I • 1 e ' "" ' ` • 13 a - ' • • e, ' doe 01 Af .
price of intolerable fleets and armies, we could not a •
consider the proclanuttion, ev ich s iecent y issuer , tempting to oive its resolutions a turn favourable to officers in practices of a very questionable charac- since he returned to the house, and requested witness we cannot think that le lar 1
t 1 . ge saipments to Loa ot , tt,
in the light of an amnesty ; and that had it produced followed up. We have no alteration to note in PO 01' Set,
go on to pay for Ireland-let no Keno
•sli nobleman, then n • hW
• b 11 1 I • e • bu comin as the information did from such a
• eieo s. e sae ,y a means et t iem be t .1; t g to furnish him with a sheet of paper, in order to be
the effect intended, which it seemed to be doing, sorts of Grain, such being in good demand. 1-10PLI c ii
there, and let them make this I ' • • d •t ot onsidered expedient to • tto his landlady While •
attempt. tis tainte source, i was n e - - • write ano e . • witness went
gentlemao, or yeoman, depend upon any body but . ,
..
something like oblivion might have been safely sold ver freely at 6/. 6s for fine pockets, and .51. ws Ntif
himself, in his own person, for giving a death-blow a manly and proper course Let them be act upon it. The wisdom of receiving evidence, for the paper, the prisoner entered the parlour, and ba y -- - ' ‘4S-''
gs of superior quality.
thrown over all that had preceded it. Besidee, " i di .1. in lean, e / f dfII d • • • • • - •• I tos Int a,
there to earn, as !testae y t ley w . t•om .
which could not be a terwar s o owe up, remains i
tots circumstance exciting susplcion Ile was watched, Wheat white l3e. to 84s. - .0
,4., ,
to the Cumberland conspiracynext Friday,-let no
there is - h• f I f •1*- -* d • •
to say not ingot le ami tat ay an want 1 • TI f f h d • I ' • ' n
the voices of the independent and virtuous free- for the committee to exP ain. le acts 0t e Pre- and detecte in tie act ot secreting a shawl belone. -to . sot rte # tenc
• man trust to a majority to be composed of his _„. ~
or nignity attac le to it, somet ling i e a wee 1 o
I d ' 1 • rk b • 1 f • ‘•
•• • . ff ' All' b d C • • I Fl* • . 1 ' Barley, Malting.- 40s. to Ifis.
neighbours :if he; does not wish to have air irre- holders to how weak and insignificant a party sent case, as a ecting trigs yan eoper, ale ing to In rs. e ix, in the crown of her husband s Oats
faith in this arrest, after the kind of parley which they beton AV 'll h 1 0
g. ewi not suspect sue men of any t lese :- n the night of Monday week, the prose- hat, which he (the prisoner) put on his head, and 13,2: Vs. to 348
parable- pnblic mischief on his conscience, let him be
408. to 48s. Grey ... 30, j°l4ol 4eit '
had been held between the Castle and Mr. Lawless. deshe to collect under their b • • I d • •F. 11 h 'rig passed the day at his sister's in then snatchine „
anners, or to inc ti e item ie r , avi
81l • d •In •
on the spot himself; and let him think that the fate e p a i e, put it un ei is coat,
y tr _Am. .eveson ow el write a calm and
Wh cr lld I • G• • •• in the muster-Toll of their party the rabble which Laystall-street, was on his return to Chelsea Hospi- and hastily withdrew from the house before the boy, CuesTue.-Wheat, per 751 b. 10s. 6d. to 118.96.; 'Bald?' 0 ' ,!tt
of two kindred nations will be decided by his siogle
6s. 9d. to 7s. Od. ; Oats, 491 b. 3s. 9,1. to 4s. 9d. . ~,,lef, kISI
• , gentlemanly letter to the man he is the next mo- we hear is to be assembled upon this occasion, un- tal, in a state of intoxication, when he was met in who observed what passed, had time to give the NANTWICII.-Wheat, per 751 b. Os. 2d. to 9s. fid. ; ..,-- iii:ibb
vote ; for such is the way in which noble victories .
tins. ss. ed. to ss. 3d.; Oats, 5611). 2s. Bd. to 18. oa.
• ment going to arrest ?In common life when men are der the immediate guidance of persons with whom Broad-court, Drury-lane, by the prisoners, who, per- alarm. The prisoner escaped at the time, but the ts 44,
ace won,aod mighty benefits obtained for successwe , - „
generations. But it is not hate, say they, it is fear t to go to law, tney generally leave the matter to
a mut . no English nobleman or gentleman carewe hope, have ceiving his situation, offered to help him on his waY ; lad who saw him commit the alleged offence having COTTON WOOL.
their attorneys, and do not themselves er .
lb eak a lance Charine- he
that inspires the anti-Catholics. Fear of whom ? any sentiment in common-of persons who, reason- and finally led him to a passage opening on T met him the preceding day in the Borough, gave UST OF IMPORTS AND EXPORTS.
.........,/. it„ tr,
uOf the priests?' Very well. The priests can on foolscap before the actual onset begins. The : e
ing 'setter upon the subject than those Kentish cross, where the prosecutor was robbed of his watcn, him into custody.
truth we take to be this--that the whole proceeding fecdeemen „d gentlemen, who advocate Catholic and both the prisoners ran away. They had been IMPORTED.
El ir...11./)% k et
it" tl
be formidable no other Wise than by their influence Mr. HONE asked theprisoner, who appeared much ,----ot-..., r .• Nee_
has emanated from London, and not from Dublin ; E. : :
ere or ,„-cut
.....mancipat.on can reason, profess to seek an ulterior watched, however, by a young man, named James Same pe.
over the laity. Now their influence i- d t
e presume o agitated, what business he followed ? Pi•isoner-1 I of. 401 1
ly )IL y
be extensiv , .
' e because it is exerted over the laity in d th. t the very correspondence which Lord e• , . dee . f. 1., is
an a o ject e eiy 1 e'en! lom t iens-o
.persons who do King, who, from a previeus k. nowledge of. tlrtireclollad-
served my time to an eminent apoth.ecary and drug- "ries riod last '
year. year.
..-..'10 Clt,:luith
favour of En object which chiefly concerns the late- 1 e ded t hld with Mr. Lawless ac-
Gower con( esc n o 0 what they can to Increase the political power of racters, suspected that they latended tow'
.h gist, in Limerick, and on the expn•ation of my inden- - ----- oak, , ..A
- rests of the laity themselves. The priests, there- Erten), sharpened 1
- tee resentment at head-quarters, the Roman Catholics, in elear-sighted and consis- man, whose state of intoxication, rendered him an tures
ea__ e , .
1 tt• f b •
me to Lonuon, in tle expec a ton o o - Liverpool nags, &c. Naga, tkc. Bags, &c• 11,„ri1 b 41'1
528,529 684,014 341 klita ~ 'lll 11
inds at present am. f • d' • 1 d
I hastened the mandate or ju 'cm procee ings tent and undiseuised emit to the En lish Church easy prey. The, witness accordingly followed ~ .
1 Apothecaries' Hall. 1 „„e London 60,4070 63,604 810 Lt.- N
fore, act upon willing m
_. s t • They are taming emp oyment at• e , 'via Glasgow 39,801 56,163 15 kYklik
lied on by the rich Cathohe , o excite the Claim- 1 Itt r Without entering into the de- dc, • .•°' ~- Y g • ,
against t ie a
.e . . ,
..,e, ~ , an e,onstitution. aet we venture to say, tnat .. tle prisoners n e p
;I' 1 • ad tb rosecutor ansl came up to
pus ' , - , disappointed in my application mere, arid also else- Totat exnotted in 132 ti 62,436. ti. -..
fof the civil and general interests tails or the merits of a question which is now about time Noblemen and Gentlemen in question separate the latter a few moments after he had lost nis watcn. Same petiod 1927 G1,544.
_,/ ,Aft
lie poor, for behoo ,
where, and made up my mind to proceed to the
encourage the union ot. to come before a legal tribunal, we cannot help feel- themselves and their followers, as in honour they A boy, named William Ward, who had undertaken _.....-e--- k.
' A kind
of the body, for this t leY ,
ce . „
W tld• o here I should not encounter such -----
es n ic. , w . . , , . .
1 earousy in the stat in some &nee of sympathy towards the person b d d f• mtl class we heve *tot d to see the prosecutor a part of the way home, was BIRTHS. „re, sr, I,
.1
the peasants, and so far prof il j_
_, .
.. . e.
,F _ . , . . _ ,
..
~ , . are oun to 0., to le . i s e- difficulties in obtaining a situation, and with this On the 17th inst. at Seighford Hall, Stafforilni% is 7 l'y Ai
ent at to ics are n
w o has thus been singled out as the Object ot tnose scribed, they wlll lee unable ta make even a decent also examined ; and he swore positively to the iden-
But when the interests of the tau . (-; 11l
view had a remittance of 30/. from my mother, who seat of Francis Eld, Es the lad of Andr W rilia-teCt. A ii",
nothing to ook for Proceedings, believing him, as we do, to be a tho- show of influence or strength. The Revolts- tity of both prisoners, they having assisted him to con-
Kirwan, Esq. Ca • q.
' Y e d ug" ol,' 0
once secured-when they have
could ill afford such an advance, to enable me to pay ptain of the 6bth Regt., of a a J
1 • rou 111 1
thood, but every t ung . g y ionest man, one who carries his heart upon tionists see and deride, while they would wil- vey the prosecutor from Broad-court to the top of
in conjunction with their pries
for my passage. The whole of this money, wall On the 18th inst. at Cuversbank, *Paisley, go. tiki:
It's sleeve and who h
..I P. t tant stete
'on with eine io es ,
~
~ as none of that subtilty about lingly avail themselves of the delusion which the passage, where he had been robbed. A remark- L.i
to preserve in conjunct' .
the exception of .5/., -I was robbed of a few days Flemming, of a soa.
Weds of that priest- nim, which those who sent him upon this foolish L
nes taken full possession of those who seek able contradiction, however, appeared in the state-
and apart from the corporation o j
after I received it, arid since then have been in MARRIED. reOYl/1 4417441 i
b lieve that the errand evidently possess; and by whom we have to strangle the Constitution b admitting Roman menus of these witnesses-the witness King main-
t dis 1 1 • e On the
. tress; so muc I so, t let In consequence o 21st inst. at Brixton, by the Rev. Dr..- i ho 14. 0
hood, can any man in his senses e
r,
..„ on little doubt but that " honest Jack" was made the C i 1.- Parlia d y h In h ft* es of tainine that Allingsby was the man who remained gra o
to wo K. up . . at to ics to ment, an to teig o lc . .e . bl cure a lodgino I have been driven the Rev. Edwin Prodgers, to Caroline, daughter I°.
10.4.
• ts will have the same materials
pries .-. ' cat's-paw and tile ca • benig una eto pro , r, . ,m, i .... , ,
t ' •om an and the boy Ward dee bi 1
• ds of the laity, s pe-goat upon the occasion. State. They know that this.measure would enable last in piosecu or s c p y,
at e E
s, sq. of Brockwell-hall, Surrey.
the same political hold over the non TI h to the alternative of sleeping several nights in the -""` ' clio6 Sit,
rent) power. ic step, owever, may be taken as a proof that
, the Catholic Priesthood of Ireland to create iri the daring that Allingsby was the first to run away, and
shambles of Fleet-market. Here the prisoner burst nr
On the 20th inst. by special license, at Ne hoto°' I„4t ~
or even a shadow of their present (appa---- , the Government is in earnest in what it has sal° c 5. th other num remained with the prosecutor . Isle of -, to ars 4
Wight, by the Rev. - Sneyd,. Georg . , sta
.41 114,4
d in wealt n , House of Commons a powerful party of zealot's tat e
into tears, and acknowledged that dire necessity
Every advance of the Catholic priesthoo , , and that let the result of the Catholic Question be and bi dC I r fCh r d db • while his companion decamped with the watch. Esq. second son of Charles Johnston, Esq., to Mar, „aft' L
on .Cl9llll gote at io ies-o at o les e ucate y , . . alone had driven him to commit an act wl • I
' tic theshould
or prerogative, must be encroachment up
.. ,
~ what it nil C' ti 1' • • 11 1 1-,
,y, a loac agaatton win at west ee put them for the expreSs purpose. They know that the Ihis discrepancy did not escape the prisoner Al- second daughter of the late Captain George Win. A" , 'N. .
body or other ; for if not, it would be wealth del is et, down,__Moriting Herald. ever lament. He added that he had riot tasted food '
Courtenay, of the Roval Navy.
existence of such a party in the British Parliament lingsby, who endeavoured to turn it to his advantage
altS.t;
from no man's pocket, and the phrogative exereis.er
for two days previously to his havin taken the DIED.
The attention of all •
parties, both Protestants and is all that is required to encourage new and loftier by .
throwing discredit on King's evidence, whom Ile i ; Nee 1 . 1 B. g
over no man's will. In a Protestant stote, an in- s law . al iespect to tre ible, he solemnly On the 18th inst. Elizabeth, wife of S. Cox, F-sq' 4;,:eil
chamed with beino• a worse thief then himself. This
lir Catholice, is now directed to the meeting on Friday pretensions on the part of the Catholic Church, and ~ tp • ' , avowed that lie had not taken it. Weymouth.street, Portland-place. Ai)
crease of any power or affluence to the Catho . -,
Ili' 14
1 Penenden H tl • was the amourt of the evidence taken at the first
priesthood would bear hard ia the first place ppm} next, n' . .
~ ea i; and if we may rely on to excite a fiercer and more general conflict be- , -
s Mr. HONE remarked, that if his story was true, it -• . •
On the olst hist •tt his house in Grafton-street, hal
,tei
ineunicatione of our corres o d f• h tl •dl t ftl tvo osite faiths, both examination, in the course of which the conduct or , , ag o Wharton, Esq. of Old Park in the county of Pnr• f ite
Catholic men, before it could touch the Protestant the con . , x, . p n ent. tom tat tweet] ie a wren s o te e opp
was certain! • d' • i. •
e a istressing case, ',tit, said tne maws- fem.., . . , J durla I.P.
1 - le greatest e et tions are
tart of the community. Are, then, the Catholic quarter, tl . making by all in England and Ireland, than any that ha. .
9 yet been the prisoner Allingsby was marked by that daring
t• t "WI • et of .el y joint Secretary of the Treasury, an
.4
ff.
1 • • • •I d his la ei op you found there was no prospe
.. . „
have such resolutions passed at •t 't
' d ' than ca" be expected ever to arise e iontery w rich has latterly distinguis le
~ , perou ot IS years Member for the City of Durham.
N.v
R,kttsl
laity so very indulgent to their Priests as that comes parties to 1 as are wi nesse , oi .
ta.ol obtaining a situation in town, why not immea.iately on
to their own ° soot un- actions. He bitterly upbraided Herring, the pa the 19th inst. at Lowden-hill, Chippenhar"/ e!, V'n'hi
to lln Spain and Portugal the Catholic Priesthood ronst consonata f_ _ particular views.- from any other source. And they hope-- • have proceeded back to Ireland ?" The prisoner ;1. ,
„are oi, ii r,ltti
e., iutions 0 the Meeting, however I
is formidable for its power, because it has almost That the lees° . ~ ,ie reasonably-that in the progress of this co .
nflict the conductor, with having been the cause of all his mis- , .
f atilt back n its t4th year, Mr. Henry Salter, many ) %to,.
inexhaustible wealth of its own, and is in open part- what they may, "1 f tn .s d b
II exercise any extraordinary in- opportunitY may be afforded to tbe enemies et the or uc, an vested that he ha .
d shown bim up said that lie was without the means o g 4. .
agam, and not wishing to put his mother to farther
, firm of Salter and Coopers, Tower-street, London- 5
11)^.0
ie Go
nership with a despot vernment. But in the nuance on thos t en 11
-e of the coup rY g era y, we do not British Monarchy arid of all religion, to strike against i . , 1
'n his pro ter colours to the police-committee. On On the 18th inst. at Corneybury, Margaret Coos L....
' • ih.ld th expellee on his account, subsequently to his having the infant daughter of Wm. Butt, Esq. aged three y 1 qts
Alieisterial mid 0 • • being celled to silence by Mr. Hal s, eto at
constitutional monarchy of France,-although it be a believe. There are 1 pposaion both a final and decisive blow. The Catholic Priest-
been lobbed ot the money intended to pay his On the 19th inst. at Brighton, Mrs. Grace Penne t, Vre
t and there are Protestant and hood d Gentry of Ireland m„t „t in meson, „ magistrate he had. spoke before his . betters, • .
Catholic monarch, and Popery the established faith, Benches in Parliamen , an
1 ff ;" dto enlis.t in the East relict of the late Win. Fenner, Esq. of Beckenham, 1., eill‘
tr Protestat h I and evould not be put down by hint,
' adding, ,g 1 passage to Jamaica, le o cre
Lilo
d the Catholic church as to power ?- Catholic counties in the COllll y--7 ae- the latter must always exist in a state of social adtit
On the 17th inst. at Barnsbury-place, Islington, ii,
-bow sten s
did • - 1 I 1 India Company's service, but was rejected, owing
how nand these same dreaded priests as to influence cause those holding the largest rtion of propert or • • • •r
P° f 1 Ch• Y p meal insigni icance. This proposition is un e- i . .
you no good either, Mr. Halls, W ien spo ce to . .
to a hurt he received on leaving r an .
I el• d wife of Mr. Jainee Goodbody, salusinaa. 01/, qt A
• • b the Bourbon he claims o tie at olics ; niable Hence it ie that the revolutionists in Eug-. tse committee about you all." He directly charged .
On the 19th inst. after a long and painful illness, a,
~
over society ? Even wit Govern- in them are adverse to t
hth I ' f I
1 w c er its at ier was
i; tabr she
• ment,-even with a Cathoec.es
.1. d church,-- and Catholic because those wi for the same reason land ant. ' t , ith much confidence from Ca- the witness
pa v. King with being a pick-pocket, and Mr. HONE asked h m
lie bore with the greatest fortitude, Mr. John
,i, ‘it
A ft' t. er
11:?1
them, are favour- tholie Elei n :11) he fearful ce„ offences we said, that the evidence was trumped tip against him alive ?He answered in the negative, and stated aa:ed 52, late of the Black Bull, Bedmal-green, ma ifoir, I,otroto
even with the Jesuits for their d
gui es and allies,-- exercise the greatest influence 11 . e mancipatr
not, therefore, have Thet chddren . e dectirknes„re by Herring and others to get him out of the court- that his mother had a small independence, out of gretted by a numerous circle of friends, and'family (-0.," itine
tinder all these disadvantages,-with a peastmoy, too able to the Catholic claims. It Is , . nttliim.erate .. . . o. • -
- Lai 11 110 t •
quite as simple and superstitious, th g so in all probability, so inuch by a plurality of voices wise in en- geneiation , but surely it behoves the try, well knowin I h . was in possession of facts which she had to maintain seven children, all his
g t int e children, now without father or mother, he having r.n, '?i,b,
t the Kent friends °fait' ish law of rational freedom end of that would blast their characters for ever. At the exa- juniors, he being then 21 yearet of age. only one month. Cirehil t"
rude or coarse as the Irisle,-that mighty nPirit' of that the Resolutione, will be passed a
On the 17th hist. at Wiedsor Castle, Cbarleo ~,,e- eh,
•esthood
independence and suspicion towards the pia . . County Meeting, as by a plin•ality o .
f acres; to o
f• f religious truth ; '.
h •t* d 1 I ddio ial evidetice pro- Mr. HONE here addressing the complainant, Mrs.
,to res.st a measure from which t e mina ion yestereay, tae on.y a i i i
dEs of Great ueen-street Westminster, '"'•,, 14
In -Ids for enemies of rill tl -d • lir 1 I f even. duced was that of Ahn Humphreys, a wonnan of 'Felix, observed that the case was a distressing one, nm, ,• q• Q . , . le, , Ito
has grown uP, which has defeated the Court in Its those who will go there to hold up their
il:Crliood, teal triun-:ph. 1‘.131,1 eei i vre Lev i
lr
c.y. rip eero
b li ts of colour, (the dau hter of Richmond, the pugilist), arid it rested with her, after having heard a state- "tesnnyear of Lis age. _ .
ero _ eitt'',.',l ' T_Ptr
efforts to protect them, and has cast dpwn the this or that Resolution, niany will, in all 1 . i 1 ,t ve .
k• .me h a 3
high moor iow r• f who deposed, eat on the night of the robbery, Al- ment of the young man's misfortunes, whether she __ j the 10th inst. deeply regrettedd by a nfrum i.i..eastry, zoktii
• No ; have n •n the matter than tle
hierarchy under the feet of the Constitution. . . o more volition i . . dlik may thin or say, t e cause o
, Ali. ohn Newby, who had fillc the o ice ot
..oi pa
Tl • Catholic -Emancipatiou is essentially the cause of fingsby Carne home in a great hurry, rail up stairs, would press the charge against him. "It appears,'
the Irish priest is formidable, only by his accession . .
vehicle in which they nye conveyed to a. lee
Clerk of Trinity Odlege, Cambridge, r. learlyl,"l.- N t
0 '
• I, I .1 • 1 ' volution • and the h* 1 •d 1 -• h f e d and having changed his dress, went out again. added the Magistrate, " that this is the first occa- -.....-, _
to the cause of the aggrieved and
,murmiering la.V- 11 h mere
wi._ ee instruments In tee „lanes ot ot leis, re , ige.min er, straig t- oroar , ,
el in
hy of and intelligent people of England, will show that Mr. Ileoos asked AllingsbY if he wished to saY sion on wln•ch he has been in custody." PRINT.En and Puliciiito by AIURDO YOUN"'
wan. He is strong, because the penal eode has and, as such, their votes are act more wort
,
p3ado him so; and if Lycurgus iNewcastie, or Solon a being reckoned, as showing the will of the people of they so understand ite-Norning Post. .any thing ? Allingsby-As I suppose you intend to The prisoner said, that a young man, almost a 4 Sus OFFICE, 112, STRAND, LONDON,