The Statesman.
London, England, 1822-08-03 00:00:00

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We have received sits tamale, a He of New York
papers to the 1I tb GIL. lies *Wahl we &street the

followleg :--
IMPORTANT INTELLIGENCE.

By as artival yesterday from Cote, the fellealsg
official important intelligence have been resolved
OFFICIAL DZIPATCII ►eorr OlNaaai 110RALBS.
Yesterday moraine, at day-light, I commenced my
march from Jeritibe. fur t►e purpose of smells(
the enemy, who, age:miler to isformaties. Were is the
vicinity of 13schivaeoa. Os my arrival I learnt that
the enemy had marched to Darajorts. I immediately
ordered t►at the division should seusterasarch for
the rupees of refreshing the troops, it beteg about
12 o'clock They bad not finished when I fused my-
self suddenly attacked is the rear. and after vigorous
resistance made by the rear-esard, assisted by several
colt:foss which 1 ordered to advance upon the enemy,
I sacceeded In completely rooting and dispersing them
is every direction. The loss of the enemy consists
of Colonel Pisaugoand seven officers who ►ave fallen
into our hands, and upwards of 200 teak and file.
Oat loss has bees very trilling.
I have the boson' to commuticate this Important
intelligence to Yes. Ttiowas 310/ta Lit.
Field of Battle, Davajura, Jane 8.
I dated Coro, Jane 11. state. that the army
of the leder:ideate had bees pursued. and that their
loss amounted. up to that date, to more than 400 rank
and file, and 23 °Seen. beside* 300 sew maskets,
with ■ll the ammoaltiou. camp equipage, baggage
and provisions. Among the slain, it is sail, is ■n
Eaglials °Sur. Lster intelligence swells the loot to
upwards of 600 men, and hopes are titmice entertained
that General Soublette would fall into the beads of

hie pursuers.
Curracoa papers te the 16th of June Meta that the
Royalists maintain their groom! is Puerto Cabello,and
that the Spanish squadron continue to hays the ucenJ-
nocy of the port.
Accounts from the Havanna represent hiszleo is a
very unsettled state, and that the Raelmeot of Catalo
nia had proceeded for the relief of Fort St. Juan de
Illioa. _

We have received t►is moralag Pads papers to the
let instant. They contain two rumours relative to
Spain; the one, that such a Ministry bad been op-
poiated u met with the approbation of the people and
the Cortes ; the ether that the King of Prussia would
%bottle visit Paris, with a view to rrgniate the mach
of as Austro-Prassias army. for which a free passage
has been granted t►roegh France into Spais. It
probably was ander the increasing impression that
movements of that natters are on ;be ere of taking
place, that Oeneral Foy. is the deba•m of nit Tuesday,
seed the following 'spreads's. sail that they were at-
teaded with each a demonstration of deterninati•us on
the part of the Left Side :--'• You have hems told of
the Holy Alliasco--tbe Hely Anima! we only hoes
it through the tributes which it has imposed epos us,
thrones the lejaries which it bas iwilicted upon oar

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euentt7! Rut should its *oldie's "nre Again appear
as the national territory--shoold a third military.
copatlon threaten us. all Frenrhomen, a .Idiers ,
soldier—(the what of the Left ride riming at
" Yea. all ! all !')—all Prance would rise and
united to exterminate them!"—(Load and reita
MAUR ea Ala Left.)—lt is remarkable that ,
speech. of which the above formed the peroration,
though pronnonced by General Foy, was in set(
4 .siages applemdmi ifti tie Centre. sad heard thee/neon
So
It great atten:ioa by As Right,wlso did not oppose tt
n that it be printed. A letter from Colmar,
t Nils alt. gives the following account of the b
klog Opel the powder mills: "At seven o'clock
morning a violent explosion. shortly followed
of still greaser viehri.ce,, shook the whole tows,
filled it withvaddes eensteruatios. Tine sigash

fres the Wirer, and a slick aloud of sinnhe
barium informed ae that the tleopowder llills.sitated
half a league boa this Nowt. had jam been blows
lesmodiately the faithful garrison took up ones.
part baktewed to the 'pot where the explodes
m4ea jilaty the other took a position is the
salaams and in the principal sine s. General trantail.
lily was ant disturbed for sae intent; no attempt
oseek. and aoshieg was elthelmed, save
goo, which must slimy' follow an emit
stature. ft is mot kauwe to what this disaster
bards Out of thirty workmeos mere that
half have perished. the rest an sore or less matlitod.
The soldiers of the military post rushed out
guanilahoose at the Mat eeriest's. the second
them &era 1 the midst of ride% but thry
with their lives, though out without eontesinea.
Coots (where the alleged eampiracy is tried) .
dem obi •I* sit this dig r the Owego of a Jew ..
compelled it to postpone its audience till tomorrow."
The 4` attempt" alluded to was probably osie
tate the escape of the accused.
FllBllllll FumeO. JOLT 31.—Five per Crete
at 91f. 50c.; closed at 111 f. bk.—Beak Stock
Etchings on Logsdon, sae smooth, 25f. 35e.
disto,,2sf. 20c.

PROCEEDINGS IN PARLIAMENT.
nut Lords goo. insularly le dispatching the
that ere befoul thins.

10 tether plasm we forget to notice, that oa
nasday sight last, when the Reese adjourned
dlasiey, deem& were ease satin* given of *lip
tended to be der nest !hookas. Mr. Bums gavel
tke, that ha nbusbrioring forward a pruposidee
lebat.egkg the eltaition of the Prokrteet ciargi
hwiarldiN *et le to say, for resuming its property, t
slit beiftetinsesd, and for paying the Clergy oat el&
brit? lope, that the latter will by no wens
Real owners of livings ought, io setae
bilbe cumpeasated; bat as to the sappers
prkste es &Nast of the tate% we wholly disapprove.
:The of (lariat ought is oar "isles,
be semi:tea as it was b the tints of the Amman
• voluntary eostribations, or
all —Mr. Hoax sail, whee this subject e
fore dbilfeeer, that be by no moons uisheil

*el lily Wag from the premise poi of
sod, ether, Chard' Property. Wtiit. thew,

man. that the Meg shall be three score pen
putting I. eights? This, to be sere, is not nearly&
as Lord Joni RussaLL's mode of Refills, which,
asseraplieh it, would tale cheat eight bemired
bet three seem years is meth longer titan we ,
pelted to wait for say thiag bat ear owe death:
suspect, that the Irish Landlords (and, indeed,
Boglimb Leadlords also) mean something eery
est from what Is meant by Mr. Hume. They
tainly mean, that this species of public -
shoeW be transferred from the Chureh to

Bat. this is Dot what we would wish to ass.
would wish to see it applied to public lees ; to

tiering of all classes of the people ; for, to all
it 6thags. ft is se more the property of

bolder, tbso it is the property of the shop-beeper;
therefore. the landlords will find on resource bere,
than their fair share of the benefit. It is very
that the whole thing must speedily oadergo a r

recision and change. The resources of the
have. by mesas of a paper•mooey system. bees
psted to such an extent. that it e scoot gm os
some extraordinary effort to relieve itself. Some
the classes slur live os the taxes most give

there most be a transfer to thent'of the property b.
class's. And even when that transfer shall but
its complete operatioo on the present race of
tors it ones go lin upon another rue; and, so
ever. soleso those who live on the tatei be
eve Sly. The Clergy do not lire oa labia are
called tattoos buts they live on: that which

Parliament, be ipplied to toe redaction olio.
That which they live on is public 'raptly ateleul
as the taxes are ; and. therefore, there can he no KW
pie as to the legality of the applies:ion. lksides,
~let of Parliaasest makes that law which was :et
law before; as in the case of the jet:, and its o:Le
eases too tedious to mention. We shou:d be best:4
glad to see this measure aJopted. We are fitly r
waded, that it would tend greatly to promote at
of tree teligfon and, We are steel, stile, t
would do more toward making the sition milted this
any other thing tbst could possibly be thonglitoi.
The Parsons, who scent to hare ad decided a taste for
JostiremtPeace Work. would, then, hare nothing Lo
interfere with their study of the criminal law. 1;1'
eacumbered with ships en shoot tyllies and miser soh
matters, they might devote the whole of their time sot
talents to the labours of the Bench. As things now srh
the disputes with their • • flocks" see really endless.lfe
ire, in Doe and the same netri•paper, a Devonshire TOM
Proctor swim: fur the tythe .akinzs of the AA
•nil the Reverend Btu 1111roit D, !lector of the foras.
parish of St. Andrew. Hulboro Overt; ling to public
Jilvertitairneot of the pm •pi lying to the
Court of Encheliner to enforce the 5 9 L in the P
on the reek rest of all the real prep- sty in stud parish:
The measure of which we have been speaking wowJe-
lest* toe " spiritual per.otas" of all disputes awl 11. i
cares of this kind; and it Is a measure, which

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at one,
oil mud,
reiterairl
that the
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in several
'roughen
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the blow.
dock die
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Is. skated
blows sp.
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lodes had
die yolk.:
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out of the
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took INC
15c.; eteks
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penitios fie
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the country
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cry 'fetter
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be beart4
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note tie "
sari, that's
▪ thill
thongla
I a tette for
nothing Lo
law. Co'
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WS en ilea* sawn; hut. on It It he to he threc
mare Ogre is estryisi hie essestles!
limns, Fereetso..—A seise was glees. I. be
half of Sir FRANCIS 11117111111. T. that IND WINSId Mao II
WIWI es ibis &abject, &rise the ant nein. If we
bad ben is life place, we would sot have vaned the
Yorkshire legoset to remalissasovedbil. ens dining
Air wages. The crime of tie was was, it spears.
MO; and, which wu very material. theft nowsitted
whist the Vette of the Iteriasess. some of whoa
stew have hew the triers aid judges sad moiersomo
sad essesdore is this easel—We think. that this is a
miser. ties we should sot have maned to stand Deer,
*hind isseiry or modes, for de isoothe !
• Mr. Ilesswe observed. that he hoped. the, Is ts•
tere. all poierdiedsetion wield be dropped, 141
that Refbrster sad .daef.iforsin would hi the only
tern of divined's. We Mks this very well ; het,
we he,. so "isles of Lent Intl aireseLL's Refirris,
and we do sot elsh to on she polio *rated. le
siert. dine win he so Mots sit hit ea the pineal
of de Dolt i e pistil isfitit. Lee hai.'S Bill gi Isle
fed diet le My link ens With the napalm of the
?me thee UP Wu Mole& ices with the help (what.
ever It mot be) of the swim Note Mkt let ?MIL'S
VWgee
„iM I ibSt. a Wlth Ms eseqinh mid we
its arenas Ti. tip
fonosts'opillelkkave dyistbireye. They
nibs to iodise fir *Art * et the interest of tie
Pibto4 der *Ann a. bs sever fee the forma 4111.
ow tit kW, 5 es** sestrery. it she tomer heat,
tesitedi, -or leopreed, laths's: de Weer, they aught
leaterdy er peer Is petition sraint•simirsirnie*
• The is the *dein that ire 'till s”
OA, sot the advice Wish a strike Ikea* hoe
Neel Sp se ; tamely. to pities spew! the nierr
pvele.
Woe of the ioieress trek Pal in say La seem owl
iledowiee,wel Ilefermi bit. so Refores. Se 1,11401 h
shols: Alibee liverish* beeseee Weise. ".• •
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Arit ":!:!. :14.' Ma alit Hs
Crows lewpte are Io jiraseesike 1 Melrose' itilllsi
opcsoilidii*,jusd tbriesseise will tiffieritMei le
k poillek,7. ibis ..lisSrliss wo . have • wit* liar
• sheep* A- :7 • ) i•:• : :: .... .:,:, :,••• i ,•• • •
sseirsest.,
Oar theiillfr '---•---ftrt of thiii/Oillsi
trial of line, at Dabs:Whisk It will he
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their while to read •

witleeive:

.0- Oa 'nott,ndsy taigbi
ger, anivrti at the 1
whit deapateltee from
Thilivedists Government,

ter late a sew treaty
Areabireflarists hart
peat at Castaiti loop.

THE Sir

E IRISH BISHOP.

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TRIAL OP JAMBS
41.••••••••
COMMISSION OF OTRR AND TERMINER.
eaSSII-STRiZT. DOMAN. OCT. SS, Nil.

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James 13ros dot indicted os two separate Amps:
For having himself red sod published a libel. area*.
ing the Bishop of Fero. of as react pt to commit an as-
asters! crime 8 and hashes 4theed is a astspir4cy. the
object of which was to till thiPilleber by calamities
of that satire.
emend for the primmer offered as adult sheltie,
mamas why the cams should be delayed, that subtle
ern. .gs necessary for *Odessa bad bees withheld by
the Lord Meyer so the prisoner's examination before
his s that. although prisosec bed 'Bend buil on his
conunitmost Wog drat propped by the Loa Mayor.
his Lordship did sot thick proper Kiteseo et% whiolt
i circamsaisoe had ati allowed Um pistssee Wormy Oo
maks the seceseary preparatioss I amithat FamiefLop:
ma, s ems whose -schisms was smeerial Ink 41111111 i
Ifilleft todisrpeirodtosts. •4 s . ,
I:iiii. ' mixt' stated, however.
perse:7 the 114141114:14sItilat to::
GM it mai stated hi the • VaSseel for
the presendeo, this treosel.thedtilta‘t
laesissoiest distotas WM* moutosA • • Lbssis
thal-thore mould flu be ided!ll motile vi,"
sb. WO should
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The jury was joilig,lliiir:-•:4,......:,.. - •
The Sotto-raft Onnasse risk lilt as
ali
followleg effect :--tientistass et Ihit fay • Si.: 111,
keowledge et the rireametatanel AS i
set doubt het I *di he able tod*Mol 41*, free
jelie
yew examisatios Is sash a moside* mute
sown the indiettneet. sod, have Po desk ipodsmse
minds of the commission of ictififefittittiett reggae
sod detestable crimes dist mu,' SO* zero%
We hare frequently beard of the eitiltgeir gaits Alf
which uncut he Is lad* lath. ladiselseedatie is le ono
which ,we hew hardly or neiver eamelos *tam
resilogs shocked with I and though, from *e
of onsiltitbestiogisie to theosottesthimet. (.4 . .
erore t Amory ft* Ail* * , ~ .
Cootinint are tottodoeede' the
fem. the idiontilin tdimiceV Ist' etkilltell ie. 'fited
li Willibtotle •fiWilietiese lo the itadreey of wit"!
fesitivol mow !het lees Lan wo: hem men oelldd
epee to whaler a crime if possible. still.openo•bortf* ,
ombetills gild to Wise aulwribt Omit-
Ai 100017 loWlift ti atileiminwe ter,* 1
the of need ammo* *mom le Sok
lamltirefoisp peed* prhieh tombs* feegoestli W 604
'add t lb** di ay, Witillii'ffejdeneffeemok it order
to isteet • MO* boo tissue who.** "Maw **id
mead sithermirdny *et ivisishoashObodemeided el
I-
thaw di*. have *icemen MO INPwO.IIIOO Iwartsr oI
psWic 'mart tub sash wafer,: and ~ ,is welt keels,
that thip practice has grows boo nee. that
*retches have be* hewn to ildi by gin
-soot of it. aid it wee %Mot *Mkt .tikentet% IMP
,t StialValiodaf thollesdnitipaskheleat '
...

thwuJ Doak-yards lids* p.
• lonOtots.ietigo dna Anise" Alsip
have arrived here fent the Goverment
the Custom Hons., and to the Bairn Maritime. foe the
admission of the Saes of the ledeprodost Smith
Americas States. The authorities here do sot seem
to knew, whether this is the resell of a remeral re-
cogoideo that has taken place of these immerser sot ;
at all It yes ts in seems preparatory tolt. A proclamation
has bees issued by the King of Swedes, cosvoklog as
Eitraer4iinery Diet. The members are to appear at
Christiana, oo the 16th of September nest.
On the 23 of Jaly, there was pobllthed at Carle
tithe. se Ordinance of the Grand Doke of Baden, which
confirms not only the prohibition of French wises, bet
eztesds t►is prohibition to brandies, vinegars, mad
other liquors, coming from Francs.
The Lords of the T y ban sent an order to
Mr. Thacker, the keeper of Wbltecross•street prism.
to discharge Mr. Batt, after having tatted captivity
just seven years.
Yesterday morning, soon after eight o'clock. the
Doke and Duchess of Gloucester, attestlet by Lady
Isabella Thyone and Captain Fester, left town fir
Leamington.

CMS LLL N AA w. A WICIT 1 .—A subscription has been
opened for Mr. Green and family, sod the list of sub-
scribers is not only aumeross, but its amount is eon-
%likeable. A report hes km bees received that the
balloon ►as bees taken up at Woodstock. and t►st it le
very little injured. Mr. Green's wife and eon aro
here, and their distress is beyond description. A re.
Iv:online brought this morning into tows by a farmer.
that hir. Green was dead ; but within the last ►ear,
the surgeon. Mr. Marty. has arrived with intelligence
of both the gentlemen bsisg nisch better.

villa it a an
atm isliMacs Ais epos so.
MIN. Ma Where loaliep could in no wart SE; se.
Ntsip breaded, than by as impstation le tat
bung from the paths°, recdtada hi erg. pow
ices. '
The Learned Oesdemen, having at gleMbeigtb elated
the emareaer la which the prissier bad node the charge,
:=1...•• I de set think I should defaseles to the
sad revered character of my client, by saying
Rove evidence to disprove what this miscreant bas ut-
tered.—when I think of a alas whose malt shed a lustre
apse him, adored by all those who know him for those
virtues—o• the reversed bees\ which ha adores never
sat • alas of more exalted boom. I would call the at.
bralitsa at the Jeff to every set of his life, and they would
Ind lbw started by the display of virtue, piety, mad he.
arnisese. When I seaside, the sob!e family to which he
bebop. DO numerous and so beloved—whoa I look epos
the heed.of the family, so great and rideable in chg.
raster—when I coalider how his life has been employed,
a life repeatedly sad voluutarlly risked is defence of his
esseetryz-witei I outsider the other sable branches of
this stock, and trivet open the sesullied parity of their
sires. I should apologise for saying that there is the
most undeniable evidence to prove, that every tittle
which this most atrocious wretch has alleged is utterly
false. I am sure I may safely claim for the Bishop the
I theatre of the community, because be was to have been
the first victim of the accursed conspiracy. Is England
some of the first characters have yieided to it; it has he-
come • frequent space, and bat few have bad the firm.
smote oppose it: to this noble family, therefore, the
public are greatly indebted, and if the Bishop had com-
pounded his own honour. I know not themes woo could
resist. Now, from all the facts which have been proved.
I anticipate your ready verdict.
The Hon. Joh:, Jecelya was examined. and proved all
the facts in which he was consereed. as stated by the
SolicitoMieneral ; and bs tdeatifted all the letters lie
had received from the prisoner.
On his cross.examination rogyllf. Ilieleerae:-.lliid the
letters were all sealed when came to his head, and
they were received is the meaty of Leath.
The Lord Mayor gave evidence to the examisatioe
old* Seek place before his Lordship, sad beaded in a
modems statement of what the primmer had said in
plooossee, which was nada by bis Lordship's clerk,
laird read to the prisoner. who seksowledged it was cor-
ral. His Lordship observed, that there was a savage
ferocity about him that never was surpassed.
His Lordship Tree creerezassined by Mr. WALLIef,
realative to his authority and jurisdiction for ieterfering
is Urea between toaster and servant.
Here the statement made by the prisoner was given
t be read. hat its tendency was each that it was not
mode public.
Yr. Johanna, attorney. proved the must of wages
Mt the prisoner. he.
The Hee. the Lord Bishop of Ferns examined:
Witness remembers to have met the prisoner in Rock-
ville street.—Priseser passed witness, and took off his
hat : be asked him if he had left his master—he said he
had ; desired him, as witness bad bet one *errant in
town. to come next morainic to wash the carriage. On
Thursday morning witness west to the stable and saw
oriseeer on the ter of the carriage, cleaning it; the
curiae at the time was half is the lane; witness did
sot remain there at the shoat more that; three minutes
sad a half; Aid sot see him again that day ; called nest
Denting, which was Friday, and gave him a letter re
mite to the Rev. Mr. Harper, Meehan's: did set see
%ins thee more than fear or fee Wastes. wises Ise AP-
-iced him to Wig post kerns to low tows Dal mimir

Polt?tD COUNTRY Baxt Nossq.—Ferged Notes, in
imitation of the One Posed Notes of Megan. Harvey
and H•dson, of Norwich. are in circulation. The date
of those already seen Is Oct. IS, 1821.
ONEZIIIAXI3 PISHORT.---The MIOWIINC if
tract of • letter received at Hall. on Wednesday, from
Mr. Richard Mamba% of the Rachel mod Ann, at
Greenland, (by way of Bremen).

" I am sorry I cannot tell yen of better news. in re-
ganl of fish, Ibis season; we Wive 2 fish. abont 50 WM-
have seen very few fish this year. The Macomb', 1
fish, early in May; in regard to other ships I eso tell
littk or nothing, only that 19 out of 20 were clean, to
the 10th of this date; Spencer, of Montrose, 60 tusk,
June 6tb; Neptune, of Hull, eleas, 12th June; Cicero,
3 rood fish, 15th Hav; Elisabeth, 900 seals, II tuna,
15th May; Keiro, 1400 seals; North Britt's. I fisb, in
Mac ; Unity, 4 fish, 20th May t William Torr. 2 flab,
early; Fame. Scoresby, I fish, three feet, Janet'; Aim.
well. of Whitby, I fish, early; Resolution, of Whitby. I
fish, June 12th; Harmony of Whitby. 4 6444009ne1%
150 toes, June Bth; Rambler, of Kirkealdy, l flab, June
ft 24 ; Henrietta. of Aberdeen. 2 fish, Jane 2211, in com-
pany. and 14 sail io sight, lam now in let. 72. 63. N.
in with the land to the westward, and have seen limey
straggling ish.—Our fish are in the Flinch gut. We
shall stop late this year."

No. 1.334. (Class A.) drawn on Tuesday last a
Prize of Twenty Titerasand Pounds. 3 pm. Gast. Consols, was
%old by Hstsaa & Co. at their °Mess, Royal globose,-
Otte, 96, CORNIBILL ; and 3i4. Ozroas-Ssaarr. The
present Lottery will inlsh on 'Tuesday, 13th Apron, when
Two of Thirty 'Thousand Pounds, and all the other Prig. r
now in ihe Wheel, are sure to be Draws. Tickets tat
Sharps are Selling by HALLS, tied Co..;' sod by their
Apsis in all the Prieelpal Cooley Towns.

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iag---dli:
tea him again that day. Wiesen, is the, IMPORTANT rims Cala? iE.
coarse of
lam
y, found that a letter he hail written
en to -
Mr. Met the country 314 sot reach him until the CHRLMSFORD ARRIZRS.
day after expected it weed, sad therefore he could Mar r. pan," Dianna ce Wiwi. bilreses..-71d1
not leave we on the Saterdeif. as he intended.
e.
Saturday moraine, when the post horses came, he
?° most important appeal came on on thurt,lay, and
sired them tole sent away, end directed that the pi- occupied the Court from twelve o'clotk till seven.
inner shonieLlee sent in, to he paid for what he hadione It involved the question which has excited a, marl'
that morale& Ilhen the witness gave him some silver. interest since a derision tbut lately took place i o
Prisoner dt t remain in the room more than five mi- Norfolk, namely, whether the red! is to be Woo es
nen. and liner sessin the room after. %ricottas left a criterion of the occupier's " e&{ " when it is
tore after torch the next morning. proved that the orenparioa of his has is productive
Qeestioa thOSOLICITOI OINER4I.—Did your Lord- of no 1- •
profit hand whether the art .Ai fit derived
ship take Or en any indecent familiarity with his per.
Dee ?—.lllO. from the tithes is net to be takes as 'criterion of
-
• Did you&Lordalsip use any obscene or indecent con- the tithe owner's "ability." It wi peeved' that
I versed** with him ?—1 did not. las sot la the habit Mr. May wee the lay lopropelecter of the parish t' a
of deletes. . new rate had been made, in *bleb the great tithes
Are tie 'entente of that paper, which contains his (thee being „,, I. part takes is kind) were
charges 00a* your Lordship, tree or false?—Hie herd- assessed at 4. •
ship Me, and in the most impressive sad dignified , ". per air.. and the lauds at 100. The
airsoit, ;pieced his hand es his breast. and said— Illils'isol objected to this assommont. and arced that
" AIM" there was so established proportion, upon which as
Hero the Cerensel for die prisoner declined to crosecz- assessment could be made. 'On the part of the appel-
smile Me Lordship, and intimated to the Court that hint, Mr. Lake Red Mr. Creek, both farmers and mir-
th", had given up the case. rayon, residiat fa the neighbourhood, gave item their
Judge Der charged the Jury. sad after recapitulating opinioe that the iced in the paelsb was wortli 28e. pet
the indistinent. his Lordship proceeded to observe, that
t seat heir sh endeavour to srippresi the hdlg• acre, aid they lirs",sSew "shill". Is prove it. .I;Psi
Village which the occurrences of the day bad so cslls°4l"iinslinn *PST admitted that. after tohl nit
I excited in the Court. His Lordship said it was Pold;lhese remained Soli 108. haftaati I pill inn?
op Rot Is practice to andripate what the conduct of on the !initial Lelia profits of the farmer. upon the
• niter the *litigation of a solemn oath would be t whole of a farm of 210 acres; esti that dolt Ned
Ohs OsoPSA feratarrlet themselves bairn omitted to charge May thug fir the lieltapaliroerNia-
lie& dap to I" ells, it surely seuld sere' fte. which being takes iota treeiiiteant a6ial
deemed irrigular far-the Judge to express his e •ble baleen against the occupier.
I sad leant! the wails of a Court of Julia. leave a considera
—Bet they persisted in their opinion that th. re
laser assesslted or insulted by such horrid prob.
Ifni bike. Unsaid be rejoiced that it sue staneeeseary acre might readily be obtained far the real at the Au-
to gp tie the &groin detail, and be would delay sent day. the laid being some of the best in the easily
them Ad, Auer than while he expressed the gratitude of Rues. On the part of the immediate, Mr. Ra-
iihichl)ll+, yi the public to he Right ker. Prelate. gars aud Mr. Dawson. also farmers and a_ arse
trite bed Minfilerward to combats such a charge in his .:, __,
tiered to see /fee. thiegeood be had feels him premolars estimates to show, that wording to dill Or:
dinery ripener+. but excluding say rent, upon the
ti_ M_ prisoner. ;the charge bad bees most fully
' 'Om Ulan his appearance. sad be came forward who of the 1733 acres, which comprise the arable
tr. solely for the porposa,of giving the Mile land in Mersen, the amount of protractive retie per
to . siNtlkiy.d°rtgtheoeigrhatitilliere; could 11.Pm"artkeilisititY°1•-if "meet iwfasaa°6.lreler wasthitnel Tad
t. tleth.elneeleeee44"lllllll4. lillitite:
Et ,
to erase. .111‘ster t". Ifrelillutallett the positive IL of the farmer would be the whaeftirk
Mild ' &sir verdird; which, in the ems gnat i • • •
soak he hotted would Outs stop to all wogos, ea. rent, except 14ed. per amt. The parish therein!. eon-
%mews of figs nature......the Jury journalism', found a tended that the impropriator had no MIMI' er, ern,-
verdict of Guilty. - - - plaint : that they bad fated with libetality In taking
Mr. Joules Fox then proceeded to pus sentence to so large a portion of the burette* epos themselves.
the fellowleg effect r—u Jaasall Byrne. yogi have been whea.arcording to the terms of the statute,they poseesi-
gmlseldstb, it a libel elated the 81111°F°f Fires, hp' ed ao ability **Aix the pariah, and were let liable tooter
zpratpi le Lordship to attempt to commit what le
. , 1y piled as annatural crime. . Yon have lite
Ak part of it. For the appellant, It was urged, that the vales
•Jcsiity. that, not monolog to year own bread was sot to be estimated according to the prodeetiee re.
did *Nett, Of pot tiled, you did gesepire. tarn of eh• portieres, pos.- for wish* the rate was
Nkilfrottleke aiskuww; to Ulna to the said Right Rev. made, bet according to the average thereof, to be
Plat" the hlowilltherge- 'llriallOnmehligedintowils collected from the rent. The Kits, and Peewit was
dboWitasliboWitsms, la air adages,* tarok thlthatialle sited to sbew that it had bees decided that ocupien
of my stied—feeliags which are painted in the sego- werti.eatesble, though they mods no profits,l but •s•
ri person in. the Coact. at the extreme
carrell learn ; and Lord Kenyon is that cue said,
"Offrardeeed guilt that mold !educe you to Im-
a easel tt .DOWN to each a man. I speak not though the tenant derives so profi,. and the landlord
'; Iskitt- ' ib 'itching contrido* i fir it Is is the person only beaelitted. yet the rate must be
Web could • hangine,"'s *apes the tenant. and paid by him. The Court, after
"Maw_ %ills a shattar. , ,_etraf -considerable deliberation, allowed the appeal. and
he mum, haPatteieetme to. reduced the rate upon the tithe to Ps. per acre.—
exposes In this Court of Taking
theeett of moans hoe.,
,_ the annual value of the lands at POs. per acre,
a maths to as-sfes a clef- they left the rate •upon duo at les. pee acre. thus
tgio", raised his Rove- supporting the *sup of rata tithes at eseAftA of
out the aggregate assessment
..1111 heeds.
. - , ."44110.°_ -..."!••••". 1 • •
fiiitlvittiflere ant firmer hailliffint ha *win.. this
the fair and ordinary tektite+ if cue gelds are WI
dateable; and that the legal method of throwing sit
the tithe of corn is, as •it is taped. while the sheaves
lie is the apish, and not after they have been made
late shticks or mows. This law was promulgated la
as important tithe cause before the Coesisterial Cows,
at Exeter, on the 29th ult. is which the lessees of the
Earl of Falmouth, owser of the groat tithes at Kees,
were plaintiffs, and two respectable farmers were de-
fendants.

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wilthose principles
'IMAst Mode his
guilt greater ;has that of ordinary men. Whet motive
meld mark out to your mind an indieldmi so naked, to
mliefon ware oeareely knows, and with whom so
ty of such an internam amid exist ? You
V*7l;7—ntod with a degree of guilty pbrentry, with horrid
ncipled villainy, and, wearing above all idea of
;Itletty of being believed, you have given vest to so
"lard a calumny that no idea is too horrible to he formed
efyon. That you, not the servant of the Bishop of Feral,
ehneld be so infateated as to es poet thatyou shooldfor autos
mist melte it be credited that guilt of such a mencooseW
make its way into such a mind, is astonishing; sad I
believe your effrontery is unprecedented. It may be,
dont you have bean advised to do so, and bow could the
wicked folly of advice induce you to attack an individual
so unassailable. whose character would be sulkiest to
repel such a charge? Your crime is aggravated, if possi-
ble. by year attempt to involve the malignity of year
calumny tots the private feeling of a sable family, so
justly and so universally beloved. tinder such feeliags
they acted consistent with the whole tenour of their lives,
They have come forward to give evidence at the capsule
of those feelings which they must be more than men if
they did mot possess—they did not ester into a coutpro-
seise with year villainy—hut they boldly stepped for-
ward to meet your charge in a court of justice; The
sacred person who was the object of your malignity has
unnecessarily produced himself in this court, to give the
sanction of his name and Isis virtues to an investigation
of a charge which aimed against him the most deadly !s-
-kirl. It has already been mentioned that terror has
frequently influenced the minds of wen under charges of
this kind to yield to the demands a miscreants. 1 men.
doe ibis to contrast the dignity of mind, the purity of
sentiment of those who disdained any compromise with
guilt. That noble family possess an honourable asses&
aney is this country, and never did they earn their high
reputation better than when, instead of yielding to the
'mats; they dragged them into light to deter other mil.
ereents. It roman's for me to pronounce the sentence of
the law which your crime is to be visited with; frogret
that I cannot make it more adequate to your guilt, hut
it is necessary that yes should feel, for the purpose of
deterring others from following so bad an example.
Your sentence is, that you, James Byrne, be impri-
soned in the gaol of Kilmainhain, for two years from this
date; that you are to be whipped three times at such
periods as I shall appoint ; and that at the expiration of
the two years you eater into security for your future
conduct, yourself in 5001. and two sureties in 2UUI.
each.
[From the papers of Monday. Nov. 4th, 1811.]
Byrne, the person who preferred the unwarrantable
charge' of which our readers are already aware, against
the Bishop of Ferns, received a severe flogging on *tar-
t Jay, as part of a punishment he had been senteemd to
'endure for the flagrant act."

The following curious fact took place same time
age, in a village in Surrey :—A little cokey of inn.-
nets entrenched themselves le the:hatch of a building
of a farmer, who thought the surest way of dislodg-
ing the enemy, would• be to bairn 'hems out ; he ac-
cordingly set the building on fire, which spread and
consented property that cost him SOW. to reinstate ;
bet this did not so much vex him as the escape of
some of the hornets, which loured him to enchant
then, sod eves to the presses day—" Meg it, 1
@WNW set have Waded it, if Nees of the rascals
balm get away,".

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

Dant., Ave. 2.—Arrived last sight, the James, Pos.
tlethwaite, fur Jamaica; Jean. Cumming. for Quebec ;
Roslyn Castle, Hepburn, ler Jamaica ; Diadem, &hate.
for Miramichi. The wield this morniag shifted to north-
ward, and the whole of the ootward merchantmen, So:.
immediately got soder weigh, and proceeded down
Charnel fur their diterest desdnadous. Caine down
from the river and remain. the Ass and Amelia, Short,
for Calcutta.—Wind N. W.
Fri. ours, Auo. I.—Arrived the Harry, Sisters, for
Sliramichi.—Wind S. W.
Poitrutourn, Auo. 2.—Arrired the Mary, Richard•
son, from the Downs, for Maraycabo. Sailed his Ma-
jesty' ship Active, for Chatham.—Wild N. W.

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.
r.--
LEWES RACES.—TmosiDAT, Auenn 1.

Lord Egremoot's b. c. Centaur, 4 yrs old, walked over for
llls Majesty's Plate.
Sweepstakes of 100 cs each, h. ft. for throe yr olds.
Lord 0.11. Cavendish's b. c. by Mlddletborpe. flat. 61b. 1
Lord Egremones c, by Wltsiebono, Set. Mb. bolted.

--war—
FRIDAY. AVOW 9.

A Sweepstakes of 100 gs pets, Is. ft., for two yr old colts.
But. Mb. ; fillies. Bet. stib. Last half-mile.
Lord Egrewont's b. f. by Whalebone ..
Mr. R. Walker's gr. f. by Whalebone, ..
Sir John Shelley's b. f. Phantom
Wes Pay.
The Sweepstakes of 6 sovereigns eack with WI. added by
Ulu Members for the Borough of Lewes, for horses of all
ages. Did not fill.
To mike up for the deficiency of the sport. a hack race
took place. The 'biters were truly disappointed.

.. 1

(raom Tits DUBLIN MORNING POST OF WSIONESDAT
Hostisro.—As an Irishman, I beg leave to sabscribc
myself among the numerous tribe of Pugilists in this
City, and I am only a simole young man, unacquainted
with the art of Rotting. lam willing to fight say man
of the present day, for say sum from 2 to 5001.
JOHN BANNON,
A Native of County Fermanagh.
N. B.—Any commends, directed to the above name,
at the Yellow Lion lea, Thomas•street, shall be puce.

Wally attended to.
Yesterday afternoon • fire liniment in the Loose of
Mr. Knight, cheesetnonger, Penton.placeoPentonville,
occasioned by the boiling over of a pot till of pitch,
which was intended to pitch the inside of some water.
spouts for the carrying off the rain from the roof, the
kitchen chimney took fire, and the baiting pitch all in
flames flowed shont the floor, so that those present were
obliged to run up stairs, and nothing less than the
total destruction of the premises was expected ; however,
the timely arrival of the engines and a plentiful supply
of water, together with the great exertions of the fire-
men, succeeded in subduing the flames without doing
any serious injury.

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