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SPIRIT oF THE pUBLIC JOURNALS. the Clergy over the lower orders, their influenee made some further inquiries into the general state l are questions which the Duko of Wellington ; Witirests aikea tlsetn where, aeding, wee it at rinemey ?
'it king's ihiat.Excellent Majesty in Copped. m mil?
itit..,.
~,tatia7l;yot'inA.cugtr:rlste.ilB:l3:t,
itTat I 'ir,:hteeneyt. could get two hats to purchase.
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.Catholic body which of the prison, the enforcement or non-enforce- I must answer at no distant period. The feeling
twheentparilitywar:rchisdthe,:a!,fi:
iti:w.cao:6Fef :soot' At -dente to7ClVirt a tt'\AV,ll4ll!•, itl!el:sTtl'igl lik":1'. il•
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.c.rsday. th-e ' t's'vetity-
We refer the reader to the representation of would be individually benefited. by the acquisi- molt of the provisions of the Act of Parlia- 'is strong ttgainst his policy in this matter, and it
wituess havinimet the witness -smith, c:ri•- di • '
the Russian Mieister of Finance, un the credit , tion of civiland political power is really nolhing. ment tinder which it was erected, and the rules cannot be too strong. We are disgraced it, the
Smith and ivitnese TiSitsiled and toXtberii into cUatody.- ' the
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and resources of the Russian Empire, in anothee The situation of Irish politics may have iin?tresse and regulations by which it ouo-ht to be governed, eyes ef Europe by our pusillanimous conduct,
those who entertain any appre-• within aliont three 'fnitea iiid a ball
column. To ed superficial observers with a contrary opinion ; aed especially to inquire, wliether at this Imo- and it will require the shedding of ten times
hensions of the projects of Russian ambition, TLhey were takon
Ryer,
ivhiltostie, he4reid.i,r,ecte,d, Vthel t,e&ive tke prisoner I
but it will be remembered that the Irish Priest_ ment NVliitecross-street prison is not a lazar- more blood, and the expenditure of ten times a ant August, to 1 hureday the thirtieth
this document must speak an appalling language, adsyir.flitatnAels's hot:lse: , 1 . ~ , i day of October next,
hood did not oreanize the extraordinary code- i house, where honesty, and decency, anti health, more treasure, to recover the high ground on
t,' ewed the business of a pen-cutter. He had no objection
tHoestua,eterathikatwnhet Was at H ,
thoueh it contains only plain calculations and
e, deracy now exieang there. They did not ul- are systematically excluded, and where little else which Canning left us, than with firm remote. '
,e le easio!inek. ni's companion. Whitehall, August 26. ,
unostentatious statements. It announces to Ail 't he &hails& Ueorge lived at Hackne • The Kieg has been pleased to order a ferige d'elire •to
troneously move-they have been acted upon ; can be seen but alternate rioting and reckless- strance it would have done to maintain it, y, where he fol-
Europe, that the Government of the Czar can pass the Great Seal of the United Kingdom of Great'Bri-
on the one hand by the, personal indignities and ness ; where all are reduced to one level, end idea of our national power has vanished with the
We are in nations of the continent-we have become their
assemble immense armies, carry on extensive tuition the night befoic. He t
tm,iiin and Ireland, empowering the Dean and Chapter of
polemical follies heaped on their order by the filth and find air the lot of each.
wars, and conquer mighty empires, without bor- accompanied hilt ti'ti•eoema:taiirlig Tian, a friend of his. Ryan .11,,: (.;:ittehettlir,:l
itiltair.chh, of Chester, to elect 'a
,Bishup of
be itilorning. Tllireig
members of the Establiehed Church ; and on the possession of a number of facts connected with jest and leme,hing-stock-every puny whipstee
rowing a ruble, or imposing an additional tax.
pulliepeiriusniste froM 11e,ticlon Oli,ree'• 'iveti,
publie-house at Hendon, where Lail ti.tu•tenttlittio
dthimdit...:riti.,Vii
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other, be the reiterated deinansl for sympathy this prison, which, when published, will east holds us up to scorn ; and if any thing certain is
the eimid Utaiii aud Chapter the Reverend John Bird Snin-
It moreover tells us, that the indemnity ex- arid co-operation made by the influential part of the charges of imposition, and even forgery, known in national policy, it is that it is much until between tole and two o'clock int' thereof, to ti,e ,St'e o.f Los'idon ; ari'mth% 14arstrtialb4
torted from one vanquished state is sufficient to bath lost their hats in a tOW, after leaving the t.-:rtitYsit ttYt
'llUi't I._th-'E k.tis no • , .
tiß:cei:g:,llDt'Ploße'ecgiere;:ilib:D. Itili:vidiii4l,iliti tU6'l4:l°liedd iiibyallitiiih.tiallelem'
eimnilat ex' ambiation by the Magistrate._ '
'tle lemoved, and Ryan underwent a
the Laity." Security is, therefore, merely a into the shade, and cause many worthy citizens mere difficult to make than to maintain a charac-
supply funds to pay for the invasion of another pretext for either weakenitie the influence of the to exclaim, " What can our Aldermen and Com- ter ; and that those who would rise from
lax:lt:etre,
qt: tge
irnio79;v4ilit,hg_era.eecuotitinr.t
--that the ransom of Persia subsidizes troops
given by the other prison
Catholic Church, or transFerring it to Govern- mon Councilmen have beets about, to permit of insignificance to one of comparative ii there -caned thce a're\X-il. the sae' yee et Cheater.
for the conquest of Turkey. In the cootteet ment. If we thought his Grace only aimed at these enormities to exist for so long a time ? must not only exert all their energies, but wade the prisoner WAO •
way possible, and by a kind of parenthetic re- diminishine the influence of the Catholic Church -Surely, while they have been feasting at the through oceaus of blood to obtain it.-Morn- Commission in the Ist Battalion of Royal Lancashire
tnark, the Minister states his conviction that the . His statement agreed I 1 . . Militia, signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County
Palatin,e
.of Lancast,er.
-and thet'Catholies have Ito objection to corn- expellee of the city, they eannot have been ing Advertiser.
Turkish war will be of 1
&tort duration ; and then, ply with his views-as Protestants we should re- aware that men were debauched, brutalized, and eseesee-e----e-rese--e--- ing into - '
if there is no indemnity in conquered provinces, , '
jotee at his success. But the welfare ot the even poisoned, in a prison which, by Act of POLICE INTELLIGENCE. _ ~., oculars.- -
signed. Dated August 7, 1828. .
John brimehaw, Esq. to be Captain vice Fielden, re-
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what an indemnity must be exacted in money for State ought not to be sacrificed to any Ma- Parliament, is placed under their superinten- - Taunton observed, that both the prisoners were well- • • • •
MANSIO.N.HOUSE.- Gr,.- known thieves. Comtniesicts signed by the ton! Liefittnatit of the totmt? -
bringing 300,000 men from the interior of the chiavelian experiment. Besides, in the present dence, and which Act gives them full power to
hainshire man, in e
......rs DrerpeO, a Bucking,. Air. HAtase thee direeted tatinhid to tiy it tile hats ot tairfiviAl.
empire, sweeping over the Turkish fortresses, state of the finances of the country, and the investigate and remedy the evils whenever they assaulted
...week frock, was charged With Wing faund at Lad.), 'kailles'a :t tted tile ptienneta. 2d or ileurith Regitnent of Cornwall Yeomanry 'Cavalry. .
Sir William Moksworth Bart to be Lieutenant ft NI
f • , • ....at_
and seizing the capital of the Tutkish empire 1.-
resettle,. oF taxatien on the people, it would be think proper. -Morning. Herald.
._. a man or rearm:table appeatatice, Oarn'ed lAA l'se hats were accordingly put on their heads, and ap-
July 10, 1828.
Times. . &del in his Grace to make an experiment on the It is extraordinary how few of tbe . Wedowee . . Peated io fit them. - • Ist Cornwall Troop of Yeomanry Cavalry. , .
...ac nt, wetei, the entoplailiant, Stmaed, •tiiA a-. 1 he i'vaa tiding close The prisoners were ordered to be remanded until Friday
We noticed yesterday an able paneelttet, virtue of the Catholic Priests, on such a scale as devolves the high toe ' 1 "s',' tehind itie Baiiiiier 'soaeli In ',jell-street-hill, the prisoner, next. Humphrey ',Millen Grylls, Esq. Wbe Captain-Com• ,
printed in Edinburgh, on the subject 4Catholie would be likely to be succesSflil. The Scotch ,
understand " , see of ,roVelliiiig A peOpie ;i'vho 4',"ith driVing a one-horse cart behind him, approached The individual, named Austin, who stands charged with ma ia .
id nt Aug. 13.
George Simoli Borlase,.Gent; to be Lieutenant. Ang;l3.
Securities. It is, we believe, beyond a doubt Catholic shove that as far as securities against 1,,,.. _ ene kdst expensive inotte 'ftl• 'gi'ying him so closely that he requested him to keep hack a little, embezzling considerable sums of money while holding a
Glyne Gryll3, Gent. to be ditto. Aug. iii. ,
that the Duke of Wellington is sincerely dis- the ?else, sre concerned, they are much I,nore 11_-asnes;e asitl elkee•t 'fib iiiefr a•Utisority. ' Affability ninidt not sh.ove him in upon the coach. The defend.ant paid situation at Greenwich Hospital, and who was taken into ,
homes Symons, Gent. to be Cornet. Aug. 13.
the slightest attention to the request, but whipped on custody by Salmon at Cork is expected tii utelei•go a i
posed to settle the Catholic Question. It is very wanted in England and Scotland than in le...mtikt,. of meads- drilll. le ',;eenerous confidence with m-
e, ,t, lis lunae. The complainant, upon remonstrating with ' ' •' • ' ''- f'• t .
the preliminary exammeaoh at this o nee o•day: DECLAR.ATION OF INSOLVENCY.
justly observed by the writer of the pamphlet, . where the Hierarchy have an intedisese ollpoeii grata -EC The publk, strenethen the hands of a defendant upon his unworthy conduct, received a desperate i''' ' - • • •
P, b A ARLBOROUGH-STREET.,,---TWo tervabts (an Ccoper Tress, Bishop's Stafford, Hertfordshire, grocer.
that. although eecurities are wished, hie Grace to that oldie Pope. 'ruler, and secure more sincere obedience to his lash across the face from him, and was covered *lth blood tinder-limier a.nd a housemaid) in the service of Colonel George 'Moravia, Henrietta-street, Brunswielrsquaree
in an instant. A street-keepet interfered, dtagged the
knows not what to demand. " Individually (he "In Great Britain (tee 4 ) tlf fc lid-- V h i commands than can be obtained by all tl
\ ys t et ite e urc 1 le ruffian from hit ret latniight hiin at Once to the justice-
. Burrough, residing at No. 3, Mill-street, Beikeley-square, Merchant:
adds), my humble impression of securities is of Establishment is Tete eligjetdrit. We have no " pomp and circumstance" of glittering pagan- room; atel sent hi; eatt, which tentained a good deal of clime to the office, and applied to the Magietrate for his ail- ' BARKRUPTS.
a more practicable nature- What Roman Ca. hierarchy ; but are goveetted. 'tritest arbitrarily by the try and armed guards. The line of cetnll24 Ronerty, to the green-yaid. The complainant Wax bleed- vice tte to the beat means of tracing ont the peipetrator of a -John Geary, BrentwoOd, &set, master-mariner, to stir- :
rehbery ii,i,at Was conunitted on that morniug at Colonel render September 22, at eleven, 31?,
.at ten, and Oct. 7,
tholics wish by Emanciption is the possession delegates oi the Poteee.. t ngland has four ot these which the Marquis of Aetelesea hes elltepeed in ing profuiely While he Was making thia statetnent. It wag Burrough 11 house ; and in the course of their application, at eleven, at the Court of Commiorioners. Baddeley,
eif political and civil 'power. To guard against Bisbope, oryiettrs Apostolic, with a coadjutor to Ireland is marked with thiegoiOd sense and (rood impossible for him to have resisted the r i
de.endaila 60 very they gave the following account of their own extreme vigi- Leman-etreet, Goodman's-fields.
the abuse of the -power conceded, is then the , .taa.cdh,troz ,7?,-e,sugessionis, and till lately Scotland b
feeling which giVe the most popular charm to tibs, ngeirioeubsiez Ishii; sittiatioh. I-1 Was, in fact, obliged to lance and attention to their master's pro rty • Th d r John Abbott Kemp, l'rittlewell, Essex, miller, Sept.
pe .- eun e -
.as in Ire.land, se- fear Of losing Ins life.
only legitimate object of security. The realize- s
sected oo
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recumesme
urdelaitebs atrhe not, power. to win the affections of a nation by 'aTittie accOUnt of the transaction was confirmed b butler said, that about nine o'clock:that morning, he cleaned 6,8, and Oct. 7, at ten, at the Anchor Inn, Canewdon,
esident priesthood, i -.
e r p i y a g'n. up all the plate that was in general nse about the house, Essex. Stevens and Co., Little Saint Thomas Apostle-
tion of this object is the chief consideration. It but are appointede diertectr eying aside austere dignity and the invielialis Leman who saw how deeperate and unprovoked the as-
yby the ope, to whom - and placed it in a cupboard in the pantry adjoining the Frances Foster, OXfoid-street, tailor, Sept. 5,0, and
is utterly unattainable unless by an oath or de- they are alone accountable. They t emsertinicate exhibition of militate, dominion i.'!..) an art of vault was. kitchen and this clipboard was locked ; but the key ustially Oct. 7, at two, at the Court of Commiasionees. Sutcliffe
Alderman I:MU:BROTHER asked the defendant., who is a
elaration, such as the Leeislature 'hot iMposed with, and are alone controuled by tlO one except his statesmanship easy of ettlainent : though so remained in its Abont 11 d'eliick he *as mak'
mg prepa• and Birch, New Bridge-street.
0 big lubberly-looking fellow, what be had to sa •in answer • . ' ,
oil 'ills Dissenters, that those Catholics who may Holiness, or the College of Propaganda, at Rome, seldom practiseele, That those who have common to this extraordinar charge of brutality. ) tatioist to get the lunch ready for the family, and as he was George Dickinson, Liverpool, corn-dealer, Sept. 17, at '
obtain the expected power shall not abuse it, to They are remoreable by his Holiness at pleasure ; sense to •41.1•6 pt it are accounted atnong the few The defendant e:yiid-" Oh, I doll he tnined. i'll nevet going Up stairs front the lower part of the house for that five, 18, and Oct- 7, at ten, at the Office of Mr. Woodborn,
-the prejudice either of the State or of the Esta- and whilst thus efo absolutely governed, these digni- i tal qiose " chiefs of the people" who are •f I
gt tet do it again. Let me hest My eart. there's 202. worth putpose, he met a inan. Whom he bad tiever seen before Preston, Lanceshire. . Nerds, Allen, and Anthony, Bede
upon the top of the landing-place Of the kitchen stairs, and ford-row, London ; Woodburn, Preston;
blished Church." Bot it is not security which tanes havt zitnilar despotic controul over the prr-_-. with peculiar talents for the ,
government of their in it: Let Me ia,b, and I'll never do so no more." who had evidently just come in at the atea gate, which Jacob Israel Prandoo, Ilicitmatis*otth, Herts, teeithatito
„_e booth; and can ordain, suspend, or IttliOAT them at fii ' wi iti,DERMAN.--I can't let you go. You have acted in time
is really wished, but the meaus 'of enablino e ow-men. len the Spanish Atnhats .di r was open. The man asked hint the way to time kitchen, Sept. 9, at tett, 10, at eleven, and Oct. 7, at eleven, at .
te "' , pleasure. In
.a word, the power of l'ile Pope in a-3 most cruel and unfeeling manner, and you nmst find bail.
government to influence the Catholic Clergy.- Great Britain is just now great& in deeree, thou h expressed his astoniehment to 4,tieCil Elizabeth " Oh, dear ! oh, dear !" said the great coward, crying. and as the
•Idac Svas i•ather intricate, he (the butler) the C.ourt of Commissioners. Jacobs, Great Saint Helen's.
pointed out; t.ti hilts the sh.ortest . way to get there, ii.il be William Brooke, Gainsburgh, Lincoln, innkeeper; Sept.
The influence of the 'Catholic Clergy would not in extent (in respect nf the relati-v6e numbergof at her going out attitkiliz :ill classes of her subjects " what shall I do? I wore% lash nobody no more if you
then went his way up stairs while the man went Ins way 6, 16, and Oet. 7, at nine, at the Marson's Arms Inn,
thereby be either unimpaired or it would be im- Catholics), than ot any former period of Britielt without tht gtendance of guards or any armed only let roe go this once." down stairs to the kitchen, and in about t,o minutes after Gainsburgh. Wells, Gainsburgh ; Spike, Eltn-court,
'd he tte,h-ii"-re that the defendant
. paired. If unimpaired, Government would history. Altd your Grace will immediatelr Der- , t'itoidt, tliat high-minded Princess, pointing to w TilT AIEtt3I,AN !Sa:ts. .. ~.• . • all the plate, amounting to about 50/. in value, was missing Temple, London.
danger of being .
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;hereby gain an addition to its strength of the eeive that his Holiness is not only sensible 4 I:t.i•.; the people who surrounded her with acclama- ae°teue(i, snl
4. 0, I punished ; but Ins Worship iejoiced in lockina from the pantry cupboard, as was also missing the man whim DIVIDENDS. '
b ha,lgone down into the kitchen. Henry Parry and John Underwood, 'Change-alley, bill-
, ediole amount of such influence. • If impaired, boundlese and pernicious power, but
.ie esefually at mations, replied, " Behold the guards tl!' tli•;.; Cp a fellow guilty of such cowardly baseness.
I.lle imperium in inzperio would be Weakened this moment exercising it in a vi.4-,:y injurious and Crown of England." And iNhat trown could '
The defendant was then committed to prison in defiult , 1. • •
'he housemaid for herself said that she he tend to be brokers Se it 16 • t twely •t th rourt of remmi eioners
, pi , i,. , 4 c, a e._ s.
inning down stairs from the upper part of the houee sonie- -Robert Heron Somerville Liverpool, hosier, Sept. 23,
by so much. The only really strong Churches izniciteiolus inoantne.rh. As. th;ertAy 'mentioned, we had have more devoted 0.- IWVincible guards titan a of bail. The complainant is determined to prosecute him,
thing about the same time that the under-butler was going at twelve, at the Clarendon-buildiugs, Liverpool--Betty,
:s ops PM fecotland. whi.ch was di- by
the.l. for the sai,e of the public ; and it was stated that the city
in the western part of Europe are the Catholic vide'dtirtY tw
• peoples.° crenteliVeented and so confided in up stairs from the lower part, and she chanced to meet a Robert, and Joseph Buckley, Manchester, cottonaspinners,
to Highlan4 and Lowland Missionc Tly• l would willingly pay the expenses.
and the Presbyterian, both of whick assert a spi- Bishop who late! resided over he Lo la .11 I\li :' Soteet•egn ? The Marquis of Anglesea, though
di GUILDHALL.-A shopman to Mr. Morris the linen- •
strange unan whom she had never seen before coming up Sept. 17, at two, at the Star Inn,
eamin moon 'i rs W ' • • '
Manchester-William
, - horn the kitchen, and he asked her very civilly the shortc-A Flayel,
,1.-. i, Ir o , armckshire, ironmonger,
ritual indepett"detwo-the otte a Priestly Mo- slots trael, in 1815! Pirocured from tt
he P: n '
iye,, Its lis
s" ' 'only a representative of Royalty, sets Royalty -riper at the south end of Fleet-nierket, attended on a way out of the house, and the showed him the area-gate, Oct. 23, at one, at the Crown Hotel, Leamington Priors—.
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narehy, the other a Priestly Republic. Both cott4jutor, an individual, till then retrinik. a'ble for an extunp.le which it would always find to its summons for uttering a counterfeit lialf-sovereigu (a gilt which was then conveniently open. She first, however, Diniel Howard, Dukinfield, Cheshire, cotton-spinuer, Sept-
ehese Churches have always been sufficiently his negative qualifications. The erti'iety of this co- account in following. His conduct has, at sixpence) to Caroline Nye, the wife of a cabinet-maker re- asked him what he might have been doing down in the 18, at eleven, at the Star Inn, Mancheeter-Thom as Cog-
aware of the source of their strength, and grug.- adjutor to possess witheus e'lierision the Pastoral all events, the claim of originality.as a Viceroy siding near Horsemonger-lane, on -the 1 lth instant. lower part of her master's house, and he replied that he ger, Wardrobe-terrace, Doctoi•s' Commons, engineer, Sept. ,
gied hard against all attempts to weaken it by a Staff induced hint, in kS;?.'Zi, to apply to the Pope, of' Ireland. We know of none of the Lords-Lieu- '-
The sliepinan admitted that Mrs. Nye purchased some had just called from the green-grocer in Jermyn-street, to 23, at eleven, at the Court of commissioners-Willisra
subordination to temporal authority. It is well explaining the tdvantages which the deposition tenant who preceded him in modern times in that arncle on. time day uamed, and th.at he. gave her a half- know whether any thing would be wanted for dinner. She and Thomas Hayes, 'Torquay, Devonshire, linen-draperei , .
sovereign in change, but he felt satisfied it must have been told him that she rather thought he was mistaken in the Sept. 23. at eleven, at the Half Moon Inn, Exeter-Jatnes
observed, in a volume printed in 1.826, at Hei- oaf his patran would confer on the Holy See, country, who laid aside the stateliness of power a good one. heuee, as Colonel Burrough'e family did not deal with Okey, Granclu.ster, Cambridgeshire, eattle.salesman, Sept-
nd requiring fer himself a confirmation of midis
delberg, which contains much valuable infortna- and military display to go among the people like Mr. Morris was also certa.in bad money could not be any
_green-grocer in Jermyri.street, 'hut the man replied ts, at twelve, at the Eagle Inn; Cambridge.-eThotnao ,
vitled authority-a desire that was i madi tel
tion respecting the various Protestant Churches, complied with ; and his imedecessor :as de;oseYd the first citiizeli, of a State, and cultivate their b
taelcseindesatthheisiistilaiopm,
aasa iwt siviaasreucrielifvoedrm.ll);eaxtaiihnoin,e.dubnytear cashier that ,he whas quihte sure hie
lwashright,
dan.d :that that. whas Eilwards,,Alston, SlouthaAmpton,
Gironmonger, Sept. AS, at
" there is a
_principle of weakness in the very chiefly on the ground that he had not kept up such a gotict-ivill by showing an anxiety to ascertain The liusbandPof the complainant was in atteedance, and thhaeuaveertywoodla .frsovianitti:o,
corner f: 4:st :e itt•°aligt.e'dt. 4he (re, at tt e
Bawl,' n, iton- auntlett Clarke, Basing-
e iall-street, Fic well-hall-factor, Nov. 28, at eleven, at
nature Of a Folitical Church- In addition to regular correspondence with, his Holiness as was et,. their real condition-to learn their wants, sym- they appeared to be in honest decent couple. The wife said eery well, that 'muse was certainly two doors from the Court of Gen • '
inuesioners-Jererniah Buckley, Mao-
the other sources of weakness there is one pew. peeled. About this period a geetleman of Ceten• pathise with their feelings, and promote their sword the only money they had in the house was two sove- the corner, and the man said no more, hut walked out at (+ester, dealer, Sept. 26, at one, at White's Hotel, Ma-
har to it, in the personal relation of their rulers. sive property intended to introduce hitt Scotland a improvement. In our accounts of hie progress reigns, one of Which she paid away entire i S i fi
ol a tn-th elil, the area-gate, and immediately after sbe beer(' the under- ehcster-Eli Abbott, Leamington Priors, Warwickshire;
the other she cliauged at Mr.. Morris's, and hen lie.r hus- butler say that the plate was gone. The me.n, she said, cabinet-maker, Oct, 23, at three, at the Crown Inth .
However exalted may be their stalien, and how- colony of Jesuits, and to bestow te them a portion through Ireland (which other Lords-Lieutenant
?f his estat.e worth six hundrel pounds a year. The I , bawl offered the half-movereign next morning to los hut- wore a green coat and a green apron, and said he wag a Leamington Priors--Jarnee Pittman; Bath, ironmongery
ever powerful they may be, they are still only waen they moved beyond the embattled ramparts cher it was instantly pronounced a counterfeit. green-grocer ; and when he was going out lie seemed to Sept. 23, at oue, at the White Lien Inn, Bath.
. - into es of our new Bif.h.op reyailed on the liberal •
temporal Potentates. Their Church policy is donor to e ' • P
ndow a seminary tor the native priesthood • 1 ••I
of the Castle of Dublin, traversed more like con- 'lle wife went to Mr. Alorris's to get it changed, both keep both his hands in frent of him under the green apron. CERTIFICATES, Sam 16.
toto coil° different from a peculiar ecclesiastical and the estate vvas accordingly. co-nve ccl i f ' •
n ~ee
.sirn- ki_
) . tlitttfors titan mu, governors), our readers must on the 12th and 13th, and the husband admitted he ac- " Upon my word," said the Magistrate, " you seem both Thomas Hill, Red Lion-street, Spitalfields, potato-
cfiompapied her on the latter d. ay, and went into the Amp ae you to have made a nice piece of business ef it." men•hant--Wm. Warcup, Dartford, Kent, patent wash-
power. Fvrmidable it may be-revered it never ple to the Lowland Prelate-. His LY
ordship s views nave observed in what a simple unostentatious e a handkerchief. She followed and on the area ate A ioenat th • lr
• . The servants added, that g va P e mg-machine manufacturer-John Welsh, Manehester,po
can be. It may fetter the mind, but can never seem to have expanded with hie sueces-. ‘.."
..,, tor on the manner his Excellency visited the manufactures, betsatr. to purchas . , .
mg the eliopman refuse to change it, the husband ins time because there were painters at work in the house, neae-John Cook, Burr-street, East Smithfield, taitor---.
guide it. However inconvenient we may find acquisition of the property be luaened to Rotne, inspected the state of agriculture, and entered terfered on her part in the character of a stranger, a.nd ted to go In and out.
who,wan • George Peat Boyce, Princes-street, Haymarket, stove'
this to be, there is in_the stature of man a con- and instead of applying to t'l*. tollage of Propa- into the habits, the wishes, and the enjoyments threatened to put her in a way of recovering the amount. TheMAGISTRATE asked whether there Wa3any suspicion maker.
viction of a higher order of things than that ganda, which ie the tts'it4:l ithannel, he applied di, of the people.-Nor has he displayed this fear- sir J. PERRINO confessed this crooked sly way of inter- attaching to any of the painter'e men at work in the PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.
which owes its origin tO an earthly legislator ;there rectly to the Pepe, eepresented that the gift was less confidetiee only in the more populous towns tering made au uilfavourable impression on his mind ;
171 house Wilton Wood and Thomas Seaife, Liverpool, slur,
he.dismissed the case, as not within hie jurisdictio.n, t. ere. The servants said, there was not the least suspicion, am chandlers--Abrahain Jones and James Levander, 011
is in it a belief in a more sacred right than that of worth +,OOO/. a year, and that the generous donor , and civilized neighbourhoods ;-he •.- I
passe( being no proof that the ehopman uttered it knowing it to they were all men very well known. Broad-street, surgeon-dentists-John Bridge Clark OA
civil society. Call it principle, conscience, religion taisue bequeath his whole remaining estates to the throueh the most wild and saeage districts with- be bad. The MAGISTRATE said, that he could do nothing in the John Satterfield Hassid, Liverpool, accountants-Joh°
he 011 condition that his Holiress NV uld r s„
-still it exists, and to annihilate it we in ust first era- model the Scott • • '
.11 Establishment, by making three
° e" out any protection but the popularity which he MARYLEBONE-OFFICE. Yesterday morning a matter under such circutnstances, but advieed a list of the Lowrey and James Chilton, Pinners'-hall-court, Broad'
dicate frOM OUT nature all that makes it what it is. Bishops instead of two, as heretofore, arida oint- has so justly obtained. How much more dig- very young man, named Martindale, was brought before stolen articles of plate to be left atdth:reort;
names
0_
ti street, attornies-Evan Griffiths and William More:"
Every sway that wishes to be durable avails itself ing twO Priests, wife were parties to the itPitPrigue, nified and judicious is this conduct than makilig Mr. GRIFFITH, charged with having falsely imprisoned The under-butler then replete. o.
T. J Snake and the case disclosed the following parn- various articles stolen, whic I consisted chiefly ot silver
_ ._ , _ , t.. 'e 13ridgen.d, Glainorganshire, attornies-Elias Muses and S•
Solomon Brietul ealeeteen-John Cordeux ben. Joh,'
of .the support of this belief. To the beneficent the. one a third Bishop, and the other as coadjutor speeches at party-clubs, or, like many of his pre- cuter; •' ' table and dessert spoans and forks, silver salvere, A
esh-elic", Cordeux' • a'ICI Thomas Scales Cordeu'x, Ba'rnsb9,
it seems as a foundation, to the selfish as a pre-. to the existing I3ighland Bishop, and dividing Lie decessors, taking the lead in the fashionable vices The' prisoner was inarried on Monday, and endeavoured &e., all bearing the crest of a cat and chain. ' Jon."
Yorkshire, heen-manufaeturers-Willians Phelps, sell"
text. It justifies the law, and varnishes, ewer kingdom into three vicariates. The Pope ordered of gambling, drinking, horse-racing, and other to increase the pleasure of the day by inviting sonic of his WORSHIP-STREET.—Yesterday, Mrs Gole, of Robert Page, William Phelps, jun., and Joseph Pher
what is arbitrary. emespe„ibie te ey.ery-
otittr the Colle f P
ge 0. _ ropaganda to compiete the arranges habits, winch familiarise a Court with profligacy, friends to spend the evening with him and his bride.- Nelson-street, City-road, was eummoned to the office by Madeira and London, inerchants-Thomat Douglas, J",
power, it is itself elevated above eacelee anti hence ment-and to mark Ins sense of the, Scotch Bishop's and demoralize a nation !He has adopted the Snake was of the party,hbultfwihmther biyi invitation or in- the driver of the hackney-coach No. 432, who claimed ls. Doiralas, Edward Weatherby, John Leaf, Christopbe: ,
Smalley, James
,Sedgwick, James Hilton, and Joh
,o_ ,
ni its immediate manifestation tes rei t.
igion it can sHervicebs
Ibis, Holieess made hitim an Officer of the
ou:e o d hilst at Rome,
.an best:awed ?n him a only way which remains to overpoWer the fac- tzssion is tut,: , d
dideinmia:deltier leafroa
ILL: rae,:ti a
lAtifitierh hoef more for a tr!tthan:heddetnjant had chosen to pay him.
been hired to convey Alr ton, Holvwell, hlisitshire, and Manchester-Mary sow °
be subject to no other-it •
iniy bt formed, but ensnon ot 100/. a year, which he still retains. No titious popularity of an O'Connell, or any other keysg,°anneti Snake was suspected. Martindale pursued him, Goriret:: el. i'ly', coaePsiPstLreg mie fo" • ' dm7Ain Ki , xi Barnes-place, Mile-end. rod'
grown persone and a child, an at Y , IPo ,
cannot be constraincd-4nlightened, but never oPue in Scotland knew of this innovation except th demagogue who may derive, from the unfortu- took him into custody, and, assisted by one of the guar- from the Custom-house to his residence, sortie distance off ''cli°°l-"li'trts'•
AM=AMOMW
commanded. . , - e nate circumstances of the country, a turbulent diens of the night, carried him to Marylebone watchhouse. the stones. The coachman asked 4s. fur his fare, being
s' e Never, and nowhere only parties who Were to be benefitted by . While this was going on, the bracelets and keys were an extra Is. for the fifth person, but Mr. Gole- would pay SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. .
were there priest% tvl 1d f h 1 distinction. In this lie has shown a moral
so appea e or t e support it-the Highland and Lowland Bishop, and tle found accidentally
.covered with a coat, and a messenger no more than 3s.
amid justificatieee of their doctrines to their b•rtl two priests whe were to receive the mitre ; courage which cannot be too much admired
a , was sent with the intelligence to the watch-house. In con- The defendant resisted the coachman's chins, on the LIVERPOOL.
their weale!n; or their 1 '' but on its lIIIIIOUN •• I ,nt th
tempora onunion-or . L" IL C tit
1d • . most indigna- united to the frankness of a soldier, and the wis- sequence of which Martindale withdrew his charge of ground that the charge for the fifth individual, his child, Mot:Das', Aut.:. 25.-High water 56 min. past 1.---'
who eave themselves out for inventors even of
se tion wsts expresseci both by the Priest and Layman. dom of a Statesman.-Ibid. felony against Snake, and was about to go back to the was illegal, there being an exception in the act of Parlia- Wind \V.-Arrived the Harriet, Price, from Miramichi ;
their own external worshie
ph t I •
,u a waes pretended And the Dissentient Clergy, with the deposeA Nothing in the whole course of' our policy we • ••• • '
dding supper • but Snake charged him in return with le t • f
,_ _ , . , u n iii avour of children. 'Wiens, Pace, from ditto; Perseverantx, grown, from
Bishop at their bead, despatched a delegate to Rome , ) haviug laid violent hands upon, and falsely imprisoned Mr. &NETT, the Magistrate, however, said that the ex- i
Ca tutu. 1 brig off at a quarter past seven.
titzy were instruments of its' higher author:- = since the accession of' the present Ministry, has him, and left him a prisoner to spend his night in the for
to represent against the measure • but as may be option applied only to children ia the arms, and not to CLEARED Ou'rwaans.-The Napoleon, Smith, -
Never and nowhere were there pries I been so utterly humiliating, and derogatory to watch-house, and caused his newly-made wife to spend
LS VI/ lose supposed, without success. The effect of this ar- children capable of sitting and occupying a distinct Owe New York ; James Loughton, Dawson, for Demerol.° ;
spiritual consequence flowed frOrn thtir tem- 1
para,, rangement is, in the first instance, to increase the in- the high character which this country has in- her'e in comparative widowhood at home. 'in the caach, such as the defendant's child, admitted to he Cornhill, Florence, for Newfoundland and Labrador ; 13',1,r_.
Mr. GRIFFITH said, when the bracelets and keys were 10 years of age. He therefore decided that the coachman ton, Barnet, for St. Petersburgh ; Christiana Cornell".
hut, on the contrary, the temporal has always fluence of the Pope ; and it has also frittered down variably maintained, as the conduct which the
flowed from the spiritual. It is not as rulers of a very extensive district to tive congregations in British Government has shown towards the fohund, the
_mattehr o.ughkt to have ended ; and he thoueht
e was legally entitled to his demand. Woods, for Rotterdam ; Maria, Sikkes, for AntwerP f
t e step taken y Sue -e AV . .
as a very unnecessary and ill- The defendant, in addition to the Is. fare, hid to psy Cherub, Hodson, for 31alta, Smyrna, and Constantinople '
men, but as servants of God, that they attained the vicinity of Edinburgh, and' left to the Bishop Portuguese Loyalists, who, after beiii d - d
g eserte natured one.----The case was disrmesed. 6s. 6.1. for costs, and the coachman's lost time. Scott, Smieon, for St. Petersburgh.
their pOwer." The Catholic Clergy, having who carried th • • . .
rough the measure, jurisdiction over by their Commanders, retreated fielititne into BOW-STREET.-Yesterday two young men, who gave ••••-!•"'"'"'"-----' ...........=........................
o ant
before them the example of the unpopularity soifx Priests Front this general view . •
Spam. Ferdinand gave them a Month s guar- their names William Ryan and John George, were placed THE MARKETS. COTTON WOOL.
brOUrrht on the Anglican Church by its alliance ceiovuer religious. estc.bli.slu.nerits, your Grace will per- --
at the bar, charged open suspicion of having broken into
ce ters, and a month's pay, t k bd • d '1
o eep o yan SOU LIST OF IMPORTS AND EXPORTS•
......................
with the State, will be slow to receive the favours Britaii:d annldatetrhiaal disfolirelloatiildbetwheien those of Great
together ; but so wedded is the British Government the dwelling-house of Lady Raffles, widow of the late Sir cou‘a.r.rttY conN MARA ETS DURING THE WhEn
-- IMPORTED• EX rotorsp'.
etre we are exclu- Stamford Raffles, situate at High Wood-hill, near Hendon. Wheat. Barloy. Oats. 1 Beans.
of the Duke of Wellineton. "It is scarcely sively under I
tee' t coontro.til and at nowbecome to every form ofdespotistn-so alien to joh ..„, re........1..............., ..........—.1%. ,
~,,, .
te he mercy of. the n Crosswell, butler to Lady Raffles, slept in the ---------' Same pe. Pro'
I 1 IN sht,,
necessary, eays the writer Of the Scotch Pope, whose deputies must act as they are instruct. every thing bearing the semblance of freedom- pantry, and was awoke that morning between three and Per Quarter. s. to 5. s. to s. s. to 5. 6. to S.
_ 19 41 - This riod last
Year'
Pamphlet, ~ to say that the Catholic Body is ed; and as their elevation to the Mitre is dependent so contrary to the noble spirit which placed the four o'clock hy a noise. On looking through a window of Vutiosto-i07.--ugli ..-....... ::: g---22 - 42
--..- .-----. a,c,„
utUSt unjustly accused or a wish to transfer otn au well-tutored and implicit obedience to their con- present family On the throne- of Eneland that the pantry, he saw the reflections from.a lantea n which Oranttam --.--. ~,..,:i 2
,32.)9 4 Ygt,
.r.,, 44g 57-, Bags, 81c. Bags, &e. Bags, &C. 13e1P;a`i
b ' i some person held in the passage. The light enabled kiln (-1""" I. 7"--"---- 50 63 30 52 22 26 •4" Liverpool 471,599 589,667 886 , 12, oct
she temporalities of the Irish Church in favour 't
sup
ueisuittsu,teint is clear, as well from the nature of their it has actuall f il
y re.use- even transports for the to see -that there were two persons. Could not distinguish Llionricoivist e-----
as ,
62 _ _
,i,
26 v It
Imo.
49,719 52,471 1,010 31;791(
of their own Clergy. The thing is impossible. P tas their conduct exem lified in the in-
conveyance of those unfortunate but brave men ures, but saw that they were in dark dresses. SPilsoY --
tripes above• detail d . p ) their feat
I.e , that any interest, or feeling, tamford..-........-- 50, ?.9 - :-.- 26 ee 37 42 Same period 1427 47,696.
But were it otherwise, your Grace does not re- or duty, not e • , who were willine to shed their blood for the Witness called out " Hallo! Who's there ; what do ye u s
) York.---.........---.. SL, 04 30 Jr 18 2a 44 IS •
iitbteedd by the precarious tenure or te -- -
quire. to be told that time Catholic Laity, as a their otlice, is pProtsincr sake of that very cause for which we have ex- want?" The man who held the dark-lantern immediately
, ------ThOttWICH, Atli,. 23. WIST'
and. suspension or retnoval I ran away,. and witness threw open the pantry-door anti . 'ORTS OF COTTON, CALICOES, arm T
body, at all times, amid in every country, have is the consequence of 'di: 1d bl d bl d
ent e oo unaccounta e, an treasure to tie The beginning of this week being fine, enabled the far- EXI
obedience. But more than P pursued him. ' Saw two men running befOre him towards FOR THE WEEK ENDING AUGUST le.
strongly objected to the possession of tempurali- this, our Brutish Catholic Bishops are not identified amount of 600 millions, and 'who only want - 1
u the entrance-hall. They passed through the entrance-hall .
rners to secure the chief of the Wheat crop ; the latter
Cottons. I Twist. Calicoes.
ties by their Church. These do not aid-they with British feelings. Their d • '
e ucation is generally equally brave Commanders to have driven the to the emcbool-room, and escaped through a window. Wit- pal tof the week has been showery, yet we thiuk that half 1 arde.
285,2.212•2_•d5.
.12.8_22:62.ti2,22.:2....y___,
subvert religion ; for it is certain that 510 change foreign-their constituene is i f '
t oreigner-aud very Usurper amid his supporters from the throne and Dr 63 then turned back and rang the alarm bell. In passing the Barley is alread housed, and should we have tolerable
weather nex k y
t wee , the harvest will be nearly completed. •fflamm.ffl,
of creed would have occurred • 1'
in tus country, frequently they are pensioners of for •• P , • " •
Lip ON% ers. kingdom of Portugal. Yet England, if history through the entrminc.e-hall, witness found a dark lantern, a
We had a moderate show of New and Old Wheat at mar- BIRTHS.
had Apostoli 1
.ca. poverty continued the portions . IfCthr • s • •
So nun iora o 1G ecurtties. These par- s te-aks true, was always the land of refu e goes, and centre-ba, aud two hats, all of which he pro-
gmted A Bli • " 0' 'l ket to-day : most of the new-crop is very coarse and light, Helen'lP
On the 26th instant, at his residence in St. ,
. ssionary box, containing about I s. in to ver,
of St. Peter's succ;essors. Your Grace must Oculars will show how little Goventruent actir 11 I 1 f h cl. ~ , . . e,- , „ duc •
ayouyor t e " iscontentect spirits ot tine age, together with a lady's work-box, a pair of scissors, and two with many sprouted kernels : the whole was taken off .at place, the lady of Simon Samuel, Esq., of a eon.
• Eel"
have remarked, too, that the history of Europe know of Catholic affairs, and the folly of the but for the miserable and the unfortunate of white b '
cam ric pocket-bandkerchiefs are missing from La.dy .
last week's prieee, anti fine old obtained 2s. pet juarter On the 26th instant, the lady of P. J. Meter,
does not furnish an instance of large temporali- attempt to obtain any other securities from Ca- every class and condition. Since the days of Raftles'a house. advance. Very little doing in other Grain. Flour ad- Hans-place, of a son
'
AI ARRIED. 0'
' ties being bestowed on a hierarchy, except by the tholic Laymen than
.th
jeir interest • I
in tte country n
I. .....ueen Elizabeth to the present moment, John Smith, one of the mounted patrol stationed at vanced 2e. per sack on Monday last : the price this week
remains the same. On the 25th instant, at Abbot's Leigh, by :the Rev. ~,,
Crown, from the fancied accession of streneth -Morning Chronicle. no instance can be quoted in which we have
Mill Hill, at four o'clock esterdav morning, in couse- •
uenee of inforination h received ' went to the house of , ..... 40. i. 435. P. fa 1 TI, n 1 v. e 1 Rep. •16".
Wheat (per qr.) ... :i3g5,. fits.l2s. 13,eans (p!T tiro,- . us. 435. ~.,. .4.e, ~0.. n ..,g.e, -sq., eldest son O. Lie
__l.ooo.
thereby.imparted to Government- This %yes tlie We are 'glad to learn that the Gaol Commit_ refused to relieve and to receive those- 'll'Sidy Raffles, which he Lund had 'been entered by means gaartry 24; 28 . 30s. 'rime' (treey&;; ;;;;;;;; ass. 525.
..____!: . otn___a_2_____.---- Saville Ogle, ef Kirkley, Northumberland, and I" 1
o,
hter
dary of Durham, to Sara Agatha, eldest daug . 0
case with -England and Ireland, though, fi'seeue tee- for the 1 y.o ..
.on on
C't f L d have determined
_to whatever might be their religion, their ceuntry; Oit'a hole bored through the parlour window-shutter. CANTERBURY, Aug• 25- Philip John Miles, Esq., of Leigh Court, in the couotY
nately for Scotland, the Crown was under a • or the cause, of their banishment-who were . .
Went in search of the robbers and front information he re- H eine had a week of fiue weather our farmers have
Somerset. told
earees
t• , t th .h
. broueitt against the GO-
inves IL,a ei e e e ~, ,
1. .. , It k 1 ' ' a ' • 1t •
1 _ ceivvi oo tle road to Hendon. Saw two young men been. fully employed in the field, and tie grea er part of On the 26th inetant, Richard Mash, Etl., of Canter 0
Regency during the establishment of Presbyte- compelled to quit their native couotry. • On t le
treet
venter and tae establishment of I%'l itecross-s , h Caon .
(t e y 1.. irs) near Hendon church-yard- ;They were oue late outstanding Grain (with the exeeptTn of Beans)
to Jemima, eldest daughter of Charles Fourdriner, EAT'
riamsm, which, instead of being built on the contrary it has alwa 's been Our Olicy and a
~ ) 13 . , walking on the path, but perceiving that witnees followed has been cam rick! in good order. We- bad a liberal supply Lower Tooting, Surrey. ewitl,
temporalities of Catholicism, was much againet Prison, and that some day next wee .
kis likely to „.
ise policy too, to persuade and invite to this them, they hastened forward and separated, one keeping of Old Wheat this day at market, which.was sold at a de- On the 26th instant, by the Rev. SaMuel Beer.4des
the wishes of the Scotch Reformers, severed 1,) he appointed for the first examination. ' This country'tlioSewhO had been II dby domes- the path, and -the h ki
expe e oteer tasaig to the fields. The pri- cline of 4s. to ss. per quarter. . The. supply of New Wheat John Hawot th, Esq., of Lichfield, to Margaret, ',eel
time Regent's faction, with no kindly or disine Committee is not a public One : however, .facili- tic tyranny or external violence. The system soner Ryan ran away, and witness pursued and took hint was not large, and prime samples:of White obtainedlOs. daughter of George Lumley, Esq.; of Suffolk-street, r"
in.to cusitody.. James Britten, who accompanied witness, but we had scar 1
ce.y any Red, offering. mall- Last. . , .
terested hand, for ever from any temporal endow- ties will,be afforded for any person to come for- answered well. The power and the reputation Old
Wheat, whits ...... ... 635. to ,ise
setzi‘eldr.t
ilApirlsuoner Georg. DIED. . . ~, stP
tiSs. to 10s. , .
ment. So far then as the Catholic body, parti- ward who may. ht in possession of facts tendino. of the nation were increased by such benevolent -What cireunastance was it that induced -----t, i real '''''''''''' 57:1 ro 62.55: , Pt,ll sincerefl ~
p
_rote
cularly of Ireland, are coneerned; they not eply
_eo throw light upon a eertein system 'of imposi-. conduct ; and, '
we ,believe, no instance can be yott.to suepect that the prisoners were the penions who. ijaart-scY. •erts. to 32i
314. to 40s. .... .. Old -8. IO --S.
do not wish, but they would deprecate the ac- tion, connected, it is said, with folg• ery.,' that-has . quoted in which' it hurried ne into war whit-our -had entered Lady Raffles's house ?-The patrol replied, he Beans 425. to 465.
Pease
quisitien of Church property by their Clergy ; been long and successfully practised upon that neighbours.- It established the throne of' Eliza- susPected they were the men, because they were without Mr.' Henry Claptoti, of London.
' builtlid
hats, and two hats had been left behind in Lady Raffles's LEWES MARKEY-Aug. 26. On the 25th instant, at his house at Salter s-
ne , 0,
and, speaking individually, my Lord Duke, I excellent Institution, the " Craven-street So- beth, and it gave to the late Prime Minister of White Wheat (per quarter)....... ,R,3 40 to .1:3 12 0
house. Red ditto 34 0 310 0 Walthamstow, John Bredell, Esq., deservedly esteer a ,
would even go farther, for lam satisfied the ciety for the Release of Prisoners confined for this country-we mean Mr. Canning-not only , James Britten, a carrier. At eight o'clock that morn- Barley
lamented by all who knew him. elei)
Catholic religion would extend more rapidly, Small Debts." 'We trust this investigation will a name among the Powers of' Europe,, but an in- ing heard of a robbery having been committed at Lady Oats, New OO 0 16 0 i Arti
00 0 00 0 On the 24th instant, Mrs. Rebecca Terry, 0
Pease 0
and its influence be more beneficial, were his not be confined to the mere inquiry as to the fiuence over them, which made each and all of Raffles's house. Was going along Mill-hill about nine Oml Cake. NelA• l2 10 0 per thousand. place, Finsbury-square, aged 52.
• t of the late ,
o'clock, when they met the prisoners, both of whom were c
--Holiness possessed merely of a Mitre, instead of guilt or innocence of the Governor of this prison, them tremble,lest "the discontented Spirits"whom nusraa.-Wheat, per 751 b. Os. Od. to 114.9 d., Bailey, 39 qa.6. On the 2 Ist instant, Margaret, relic ,_
___ll tir',,
a Crown, and were the Papal States separated but will be extended to those who, if he be he kept at his command, should be let loose iv.ithrt ha;.i. They.adsked
thhim if
rtettrwias t.laieeirwai: 5,. od. to 5,.
3d. ;.9ats, 491b....35. 3d. t.oci3s. . ,
• , tOsdBs rid Barley, 39 Richard Phillipps, of Hungerford-s.treet, Strand!saUervit
1, uess sal no, ey we ulig e l'l.A''s.rvuTnitTON-Nr•t'rrtrs7;ll 7.; Od to 3.s 70d.. ; On the 23d inetant, at Eastbourne, Mrs. Lewt I'
for ever from the Vatican. Such, my Lord Duke, proved to be guilty, must have been connected upon them, to revenge the cause of liberty and! t:Tonnclon. L d
I hey then aeked if they you go to on on gets.. • . s. • , ~ . . • •
of College-street, Westminster, aged SS. t yourl
'"' ""'" " . --u-----'--..41.-3-;--- -- 0. .-14-..-%-mt'q- '','Tfeetls• ~,e,,a-•;-••rot of . coustitutiori..l rusaLarn, Wily_ he_s_thie_ -r . li • ' 't,l t taking the road? and they
po teya_ea_a priyite way, wi mu On the 25th instant, Elizabeth Merger"
. __
__ „ aa_ ..,,,...- ye es..-....... 1,1 fr.-. 4.. I nnsian CATTLE,
....
I
. - .. ,14....1itAr a My_ A E. Yin Rosstre '

outrors than civil governors), our readers inus
have observed in what a simple unostentatious
manner his Excellency visited the manufactures,
inspected the state of agriculture, and entered
into the habits, the wishes, and the enjoyments
of the people.—Nor has he displayed this fear-
less confidence only in the more populous towns
and civilized neighbourhoods ;—he passed
through the most wild and savage districts with-
out ally protection but the popularity which he
has so justly obtained. How much more dig-
nified and judicious is this conduct than making
speeches at party-clubs, or, like many of his pre-
decessors, taking the lead in the fashionable vices
of gambling, drinking, horse-racing, and other
habits, which familiarise a Court with profligacy,
and demoralize a nation ! He has adopted the
only way which remains to overpower the fac-
titious popularity of an O'Connell, or any other
demagogue who may derive, from the unfortu-
nate eireurnstaneea of the country, a turbulent
distinction. In this he has shown a moral
courage which cannot be too much admired,
united to the frankness of a soldier, and the wis-
dom of a Statesman.--Bid.
Nothing in the whole course of our policy,
since the accession of the present Ministry, has
been so utterly humiliating, and derogatory to
the high character which this country has in-
variably maintained, as the conduct which the
British Govermnent has shown towards the
Portuguese Loyalists, who, after being deserted
by their Commanders, retreated fighting, into
Spain. Ferdinand gave them a inonth's quar-
ters, and a month's pay, to keep body and soul
together; but so wedded is the British Government
now become to every form ofdespotistn—so alien to
every thing bearing the semblance of freedom—
so contrary to the noble spirit which placed the
present family on the throne of England, that
it has actually refused even transports for the
conveyance of those unfortunate but brave men,
who were willing to shed their blood for the
sake of that very cause for which we have ex-
pended blood unaccountable, and treasure to the
amount of 600 millions, and who only wanted
equally brave Commanders to have driven the
Usurper and his supporters from the throne and
kingdom of Portugal. Yet England, if history
speaks true, was always the land of refuge, not
only for the " discontented spirits of the age,"
but for the miserable and the unfortunate of
every class and condition. Since the days of
Queen Elizabeth to the present moment,
no instance can be quoted in which we have
refused to relieve and to receive those—
whatever might be their religion, their country,
or the cause of their banishment—who were
compelled to quit their native country. On the
contrary, it has always been our policy, and a
wme policy too, to persuade and invite to this
country those who had been
,exnelled by domes-
tic tyranny or external violence. The system
answered well. Th, power and the reputation
of the nation vvere increased by such benevolent
conduct ; and, we believe, no instance can be
quoted in which. it hurried us into war with our
neighbours. It established the throne of Eliza-
beth, and it gave to the late Prime Minister of
this country—we mean Mr. Canning—not only
a name among the Powers of Europe, but an in-
fluence over them, which made each and all of
them tremble, lest "the discontented spirits-whom
he kept at his command, should be let loose
upon them, to revenge the cause of liberty and
co, 1 fraadam. Why p3lic,

MARYLEBONE-OFFlCE.—Yesterday morning a
very young man, named Martindale, was brought before
Mr. Gireverris, charged with having falsely imprisoned
T. J. Snake, and the case disclosed the following parti-
culars :
The prisoner was married tin Monday, and endeavoured
to increase the pleasure of the day by inviting sonic of his
friends to spend the evening with hint and his bride.—
Snake was of the party, but whether by invitation or in-
trusion is disputed, and he left before the rest. After he
was gone, the bride missed her bracelets and a bunch of
keys, and Snake was suspected. Martindale pursued him,
took him into custody, and, assisted by one of the guar-
dians of the night, carried hint to Marylehone watchhouse.
While this was going on, the bracelets and keys were
found accidentally covered with a coat, and a messenger
was sent with the intelligence to the watch-house. In con-
sequence of which Martindale withdrew his charge of
felony against Snake, and was about to go hack to the
wedding supper; but Snake charged him in return with
having laid violent hands upon, and falsely imprisoned
him, and left hint a prisoner to spend his night in the
watch-house, and caused his newly-made wife to spend
her's in comparative widowhood at home.
Mr. GRIFFITH said, when the bracelets and keys were
found, the matter ought to have ended ; and lie thought
the step taken by Snake was a very unnecessary and
ill-
natured one.—The case was dismissed.
BOW-STREET.—Yesterday two young mem, who gave
their names William Ryan and John George, were placed
at the bar, charged upon suspicion of having broken
the dwelling-house of Lady Raffles, widow of the late Sir
Stamford Raffles, situate at High Wood-hill, near Hendon.
John Croswell, butler to Lady Raffles, slept in the
pantry, and was awoke that morning between three and
four o'clock by a noise. On looking through a window of
the pantry, he saw the reflection from a Lintel n which
sonic person held in the passage. The light enabled hint
to see that there were two persons. Could not distinguish
their features, but saw that they were in (lark dresses.
Witness called out " Hallo! who's there ; what do you
want ?" The man who held the dark-lantern immediately
ran away, and witness threw open the pantry-door and
pursued him. Saw two men running petite him towards
the entrance-hal!. They passed through the entrance-hall
to the school-room, and escaped through a window. Wit-
ness then turned back and rang the alarm bell. In passing
through the entrance-hall, witness found a dark lantern, a
stock, and centre-bit, and two hats, all of which he pro-
duced. A Missionary box, containing about 10s. in silver,
together with a lady's work-box, a pair of scissors, and two
white cambric pocket-bandkerchietis are missing from Lady
Raffles's house.
John Smith, one of the mounted patrol stationed at
Mill Hill, at four o'clock yesterday morning, in conse-
quence of information he received, went to the house of
Lady Raffles, which he found had been entered by means
•of • a bole bored through the parlour window-shutter.
Went in search of the robbers, and front information he re-
ceived took the road to Hendon. Saw two young men
(the prisoners) near Hendon church-yard• They were
walking on the path, but perceiving that witness followed
them, they hastened forward and separated, one keeping
the path, and the other taking to the fields. The pri-
soner Ryan rout away, and witness pursued and took hint
into custody. James Britten, who accompanied witness,
'seized the prisoner George.
Mr. Haaes—What circumstance was it that induced
you to suspect that the prisoners were the persons who
had entered Lady haffles's house ?—The patrol replied, he
suspected they were the men, because they were without
hats, and two hats had been left behind in Lady Raffles's
house.
James Britten, a carrier. At eight o'clock that morn-
ing heard of a robbery having been committed at Lady
Raffles's house. Was going along Mill-hill about nine
o'clock, when they met the prisoners, both of whom were
without hats. They asked him if that was the way to
London. Witness said no, they were turning e'neir backs
to London. They then asked if they could go to Loot
• a private way, without taking the road ? and they
ze •,, T erelen

EXPORTS OF COTTON, CALICOES, arm TWIST'
FOR THE WEEK ENDING AUGUST 19.
Cottons. I Twist. I Calicoes.
285,221 yards. I 982,761 lbs. I 6,405,691
yards.

BIRTHS.
On the 26th instant, at his residence in St. lielen'P
place, the lady of Simon Samuel, Esq., of a eon.
Ori the 26th instant, the lady of P. J. Meyer, r'
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Hans-place, of a son.

ARRIED.
On the 25th instant, at Abbot's Leigh, by :the Rev. 0.
C. Ogle, John Ogle, Esq., eldest son of the Rev. J°
Saville Ogle, of Kirkley, Northumberland, and Prelletii
dary of Durham, to Sara Agatha, eldest daughter of
Philip John Miles, Esq., of Leigh Court, in the countY
Somerset.
On the 26th instant, Richard Mash, Etl., of Canterburol
to Jemima, eldest daughter of Charles Fourdriner, Esq"
Lower Tooting, Surrey. , vitlu
On the 26th instant, by the Rev. Samuel Beeo,doi
Johq Ilawoi th, EA., of Lichfield, to Margaret, ef;
daughter of George Lumley, Esq.; of Suffolk-street, r
mall East.
DIED. o,
Wilts, most sincerelY

de:Jer'
vedthiey2lattnhenutletyialt,Pilealrvsfeazyn,ily
_and
friend
secofid daughter of the late Mr. .Wm; Winter, I,:ab'ai-v.rrfCl
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rOn the 25th instant, at his house at Salter's-13110g;
Walthamatow, John Bredell, Esq., deservedly esteemed ii'
,
lamented by all who knew him.
On the 24th instant, Mrs. Rebecca Terry,
place, Finsbury-square, aged 52. "r•
On the 2 Ist instant, Margaret, relict of the lat.etil,
Richard Phillipps, of Hungerford-s.treet, Strand,aged..vieto
On the 23d instant, at Eastbourne, Mrs. Lewis He'
of College-street, Westminster,aged SS
. t youtt!'
On the 25th instant, Elizabeth Margare''
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