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London, England, 1812-07-13 00:00:00

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r .7.7111 DISTURBED COUATIEI
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hi, Awrreeer of the BILL for tie Potikeesttoo ache Public Pen* •
ISE i s certain disturbed Counties; sad to give addlionai Poss,era
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to Justices, for a limited time, for that purpose. ..
, Clause i.—Arms collected for purposes dangerous to the Pub.
en' :lit Peace, may be searched fee, and wig, d.
'M-1 2. Arms not secure from unlawful seizure, may be demanded
re- by Warrant of the Justices, and lodged in places of security. • -
S. Party may af.peal to Special or Quarter Sessiort. •
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4. Salon to be held every three weeks, for deciding Claims
, as to Arms. ,
lea S. Registry of Arno to be kept, and Copies thereof male for '
rot, Lieutenancy and Quarter Session. i
tar, 6. Meeting of Lieutenancy, or, if no such Meeting, of Quar.
Cel-
ter Session, may determine how Arms, &c. are to be dispo.td of.
7. Assemblin of persons to be warned and drilest, or for
En- learning the use of arms, and all aasomtdies' for riotous or our- ' 1
rageous purposes, declated to be uolawful; and Pt none present I
try at, or aiding unlawful Asseralles, or actine as Delegates from; i
or assisting by eoutribations of money, kg unlawful purposes, _ A
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O. Persons a.sembled in dancer of the Public. Peace, may be 1
S. . (rip r,ed; and those finial carrying ones iin.'er sutliciou • cu.-
the l cumstances. may he &tabard, and required to give bail, and pro. I
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G. ;coned foe a ------. i
9: Justices may, upon informaion upon oath, commit Delis
gum,//cc and :vire bo &a. i
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at I to. Perms c .mmitted under this Act to plead, and proceed.
to trial upon the indictment being found ;oriftr al pus posed, - ii
ig's to remain in cua:ody. unless hail. .d by Court. i
11. Justices may disperse uolaw As ful semblies.
I,i`o is. Justices of deta -bed and adjoining Counties to have con-
the current jurisdiction in such Coun,its
and 13. Off, aders maybe Indicted, if lice prosecuted, n der this Act, l
14. PersOns in custody, or on bait, at passing this Jtct , still I
liable to prosecution. I
Bey' 15. Enacts a penalty for pennhing unlawful Meetings. I
16. Justices, on oath of an unlawful Meeting belie held, tray i
the declare the Licence of the House !minted. - s
Fat. 17 Th s Act to extend to certain Counties, and others by I
was
Proclamation.
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THE RFYEAL ow THE ORDERS Hi COMICii..—Pr
vie Iti
IRIS
the excellent letters from the Hon. H. GRAY OT 8, of ,
and
Boston, to his relative in England, published at itif-
ta-
Icrent times is the Newspapers of the Nett p ,lis,
the •
after their contents were communicated to His Ma.
vas jests's Ministers, had no doubt great weiAht in hast-
ening the repeal of the obnoxious Orders in Council.
rho These letters, as our rcalcrs will probably recoFect,
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were calculated to give a calm and clislasstonate vies,
eonof the strong disapprobation expressed by the well-
,heir wish< rs to this country in America, of the measures
used above alluded to. The sentiments of this truly fg..
No ipecTahle pol:ticial, as thus exrr: sseti, were strongly -
and successfuly urged by the Manufacturert of tits .
cowry in tlseir la:e applications to Parliament for
the repeal of the Orders in Council. '.- Mr. Ord and ..
Lis relative are therefore certainly entitled to thebest
thanks of the pe. pie "of both countries, for having
andi made public such valuable documents. . .
The Gazelle of Saturday contains tl e oTcial
tlde-
tilts of the progress of the Allied Artny in Si-an, the
substance of which, it will be found, was cot iectly
lc,' given in our setona edition of Thursday. The offic al
to: accounts contain no intelligence of any event subse-
r Pim • quent :o the capture of Salamanca by our trinps.—..
fr'om Ship letters from Onorto, of the 2513 ult. state, that
Ad-
MARSIONT had ordered &WRIT to it i i him at Toro
roll
with the trot ps und:r his command g and that he
,iced ,had likewis:' strengthened his army by drafts from
Lon. the different garrisons. It was conjectured. th it the ,
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French Crmarandtr would advance immediately to.
I an
wards Salamanca ; bat it was doubtful whether he
cork,lwoald hazard a battle. The forts in that city, in-
sport 1
vested by the division under Major-PeneralCi ri tt ro,
from •
; lit was sapposed, must have been in our possession
PT"'
,na
bthe 2"di
arotts I '„ • . .
, The Loma' & 0V OLT, Magistrates,. and C uncil, of
'l: 'Edinburgh, have elected the Rev. Mr. AL:CCANDILE
rntcuozat'.l ivt uneasy, Minister of Urr, Dumfries-shoe, tii be Pro.
foilt , feisor of the Hebrew and Oriental Languages in the
University of Edinburgh, in room of the Rev. Dr.
Ann
.it
vw at. MOODIE, dectas:.(l.
/ales; A survey of Medical Officers v.'s held tile week
!pert,
before last, on General Putuair, on board the Fyan
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prison•ship, in the ' Medway, in consequence.: of his
having made some representation to ti e Government,
that lie was treated with -undue severity and inclig-
', nod ity, by bting placed in company with the common ..•
c gun- stilditrs who had the misfiatir ne to be taken prisoners
of war: he also stated, Oiat his health was in so de-
Dinted licate a state, that the ci nfirtement to which lie was
Hope, subjected endangered his li,a. The -medical gentle.
'ROME- men having mate their survey, reported that the Gr-
envoy neral was in /reefed heahh, and considering that he
ir Ply- had twice ben eta his parole of honour, it is their ()pi-
)), last pion that lie is placed in a much better situation than
four he deserves. -
e arri- . FlRE.—Thursday afternoon, a dreadful firs broke
unine. out at the village of Glamlingay, Cambridgeshire.
tan of It began at a blacksmith's shop, and for want of en.
for IS ginos, and proper assistance, it consumed 23 hotisee.•
'ard at Tuesday, about three o'clock, the powder mill,
rof an situated to ilie westward of Roslin, near Edinburgh,
silt by blew up, by which, two of the workmen were killed,
Hon. and a third was much hurt. He was cairied by the
ke spe- force of the explosion about 200 yards, and Sell into
I down the dam, near the mill. We have not heard how the
—The accident happened. The explosion was heard at up-
Medi- wards of ix miles distance.
. A privateer was discovered lurking off the Dod-
man on Thursday last, and chased- off the coast by a.
fishing i' sloop cf war.
ved has Saturday morning, about two o'clock, a hackney
Flush- coach came in contact with the Earl of Ectitasioa-r's •
~ from carriage, coming from Vaughan Gardens, neer the i
Asylum ; it being very dark, the pole of the hackney
crime, coach was forced into the body of one of his Lord.
Et.cnt ship's horses. The Noble Earl ordered the throat of
idN.E. the poor animal to be cut, to put him out of hie
misery. His Lordship and family walked home. The
. hackney-coachman was sadly bruised and injured.,golandi
brings The. Art of
Penmanship has lately received Improvement,
, which the wisdom of ages has not been able to 'Mc% Mr. Ca ase
on tne trims, of Newcastle-street in the Strand, ha. invented a *given%
Nonni, ant•rely unprecedented, by which the Art of Writing with ele•
refit.-- 1 Lance, correctness, and swiftness, is taught la a few LAMM! .....
.0 sloop . We Vie* Mr. (,:4,1 It $ TAI e S'S Plan as of nadoual killpelfeellee, lad
worthy of national encourartnent.
CORN-MARKET, MARILLANR, JULY IS.
Thearrivals of Wheat to-day slake a ler", soppy ; the mete
, state, . very heavy ale, at a reduction en good quality sd -about ss and
atint4l:imosodielsv:onhimeonte
peadsa:llnwferhertis
vidados. Body
Gres";
ecarc&y i wen!dsacElocanwserof.
each d scriptionenkdeepthisthe:Lrkiee.kommil V.
ihas.vande Ike.
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he teoiargbee I 6::::riqjeare tuerp.ptie,Ml
IP, and' per quarter cheaper. Flour at late prices.
land.— i CURIttINT ?RICCI AO yenta i
the sea,l
Us. ISO!. 148 s. stun! Tow IsOsi. ' • ' •
Wbea_ tl
onie di. rtne ditto, 100 s. 1555. Tick-ditto, 7Se TO& ' •
Rye, s7'. 9111 s. ' - Oars 50. se.. se* • •
• The Derby, 430a.110L0d. Poland ditto, 5'3. 511 a.
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vnassmakomiLpissuz.,)..... .
cgspaiverasesseied-atukirige.o,ll,toem. eufftse.
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