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!AWLS !IRE AND LIFE OFFICES,
IMMINIBILI., ass sitsasmersisre. spasms or syslistsi
orgasm we. was's. ' ...-.r
HE DIRECTORS reaportfally salsa& tis „OM
Fab& tb• strastagas to penes* issued at *ft
: tbe terms are asassally liberal, with tbs bess=Sl
Oferystbtr Ogles essiblesd. The peresst it rest ft SW
nfir±l..trisrers by Ass, IMMO tray isisbale of psalm 1
is uses lor,Pellsks, se ssEtillyses Issilli
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loesss a yarissesbip SosistissofM. . miry is.
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AMISS is ass assiesgaltsble torus.
talkies *sun be mewed wI mow_ Days.
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_ vTIONAL ASSOCIATION for OP
POSING the PROGRESSO of DISLOYAL wad 11204
TINA PRINCIPLE*. —At a 311111ITING of the oas
RAL cObiIItITTEIL held at the 011eo r Brid040•1116
oe Meelleb JulY
iiihrJOHN SEWELL, President, is their.
A IdAtdrßesa Lord Viseouct POW .td_
%IS* oh., SoMehiag a Boatittestoo of
ED mums, se s subserisisa I. the reed albs A.
Goad
.11.411Unhafiltobsly, That the asset gems %oft of
Rio Conealtsoe bopuseoutod to Lord Towel-mom for dds cosy
steatilsted Donatioa, which is rendered the more casabas
andLgro ardayng, by the high terms of approbation is which
his Is *mood to impress himself Ia regard to the
astute a Alecto of this Association, and of its.ezerdoes
Ii eoonteraedeg the designs of the disloyal and seditious,
by the promoadoo of those who by their *ride's " endea-
vour to excite the People of England to cooteaspt of their
God, their King. sad the Laws.
By Order of the Committee.
CHAS. MURRAY, Hos. See.

DE OftUCHY, Manufacturer of SODA awl other
MINERAL WATERS, Sliver-street, Wood-street,
rotors' his grateful thanks to the nobility, gentry. mad the
hublic. for the very tattering patronage with which be has
itherto ben 'avowed; and he trusts that, by a pereeisal
atteotlen to the preparation of his mineral waters, they
will continue to deserve that celebrity which they have wei-
forsaly maintained during the space of the lest IS years.—
The) are add by respectable druggists In almost every town
throughout Ragland. Ginger Beer mausolea as good as
any 'ter offered to the public.

IDASHkONA FILE STRAW and LEOHORN HATS.
• JA: Mrs. PROWRIE, I. Newington-causeway, sad 10,
Illiddle-raw, Holborn, with grateful meniowledgenvads ftsv
dm many revours she has so liberally received from her ea-
famous friends and the public in general. informs them she
hes now on sale an exten‘ive and fashionable STOCK of
LRGIIORN and STRAW BONNETS. of the best fabric,
and at the lowest prices the trade can prodace. SW has
every article of studied fa-
their attention to a variety of
, being the most novel and
My adapted for the present
' Children's Leghorn and
Peowrie always making
much neglected by other
the eonvetilsace of large
wither% dlllealty.—Loghorn
shape, sad cleaned by a
- and Country Shops

lb, .
mod •
Trade
liesses..
ledgairds

;UPTUREN.
Fleet-street, (having
moat dillimen eases of
Ilium, without
...Ice in the superiority of
, to inform the Public. and
cases. dies. will arrcen the
suitable Pads.) they do not
DURABIUMT. being the
leading thnracteristies of these Trusses. sad many of the
laborious thus much benetitted In them. Professional and
other Gentiesnen connected with Hospitals. Truss Societies,
and Workboasee are most respeetfully informed they will be
served ots reasonable terms.
N. A. Persons sending the circumference of the body below
the hips. nod the largest part of the thigh, stating which side
they are afflicted. may depend on being correctly lilted.

commended
climate.

IV TIDICXT Tli ES D ‘Y, lOrn Jumr.
T111511,0f the old ST•TIL LOTTER 'I OIFICIS. 4,
• Curnbill, and 9, Charing-Cross, London. begs Se
'ebll the attention of his best Friends the Public, to the
important advantages offered to those who porches, Tlekalll
Or Shares of the present Lottery, before N BIT TI.MODAT,
Wilt Jl. LY.—On that Day
One of 124.000
One of
Two of 2.100
T•sn of WO 1
Teti 0f.....
Tea of lO3
23 of
1.200 of II
MUST ALL BE DR SW N. and all those persons wbo de
not obtain Prizes that Day. may. if they think proper. re-
turn /heir 'Tickets and Mharev and receive back nearly three-
fourth, of their 41onev, provided they are returned before
'Facials). the 17th Instant, as will be seen by the following
statement:—
Present Price. Money back.
A 01steenth costs 21 14 6 bat may reeeive back Z 1 $ 6
An Eighth - costa 3 8 U but may receive back 2 8 0
o,Quarter - cost. 0 10 0 hut may receive back 4 12 0
liar • - ergs le 7 0 hut may receive back 9 4 0
SR Ticket • - coat 94 19 0 but may receive back 17 0 U
After sing had the Chance of the above
/ ALVA sathleh must all be drawn NextTneaday.
6' awho de eel return their Tickets or Shares before the
July, Mill bairn the Chance of AU the other Prises in
llosrleg
iiiboll SCHEME,
t Masan. Se be drawn 10th, 17th Mg list July.
'. fl• • • AK- •• 42300 Consols .•• •• •••••../13.000
24.000 Consols. 114,000
2 20,000 Consols 40.000
i 16.000 Consols •
13,000 Consols* 16,000
16.000
5 .••. 3.005 Consols 6,000
5 ...... .... 2.100 Console OllO
• 2,100 Consols 4400
4.r 1.9011 Consols • • .. SAM
000 Commis IAN
40 Cent* . Mee

...
. _
. IN Cossets . 1,300
.......... NO Console
' .......,. 106 Money
1" 1,040
....• t.. 60 Mosey 1.4100
.
..•...... 40 Mosey 1,400
.. .... .... SI Money 1,11116
~ . ... II Money .. 1,040
P. 14 Mosey. .... ...... ...... 11.190
le.: . : ... ... I 1-1 ia. Mosey 12.70111
sass II Money 111.!106
10/111 Tickets. Total. Consols sod Massy 4.1118.010
The 1.141 Capkal and other prises that owl hi draws
est Tuesday, forty part of the share Moss.
The outlets of murals' muss on Tsos4q. the ltik
/t mid thane peones wbo do sot velars hair Iladmess
sts sad Shares before that Day, will have sbotAasseet
us I.OK
el Slat Capkal sad silwr Prises that will ho draw 171 h
WWI.
Violists ogietatiaseVllllll Meas. 4, Cork
14 MI 9. mod by YU Armes to qv
NlNtbiso 14. I. a Moo of 111.0011., bedew
Ifor se Mb Noy sod 1411) Jaw
0, Iletilleg, el* SI poolloolon. reeds.

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IBAOLE FIRE AND OFFICES,
duesertas., tats. mmosimersarr. season OP mom
orasse, sm. moss's.
HE DIRECTORS realm-dolly sulsimit to II
Pub& do* sdraarairos to persons issarod st. Ess
: the torsos are amissally liberal, with the boosits
Oldetotber Mee eoeelasd. The preset of rent fa I
• .firpllo2allsrere by 1100, orlihmet toey immilmer of prelim
is sad, RePollilas, se IsErliAr ow be
Eireepeia yortmonlip Soda**. . miry coes
e Ibr loop. llos *suet of Ms propeat .—LI
Abdo. es Ilse semeeleiteMe to
talkies Should Bo removed Mile IlLm
_Days.
IV. lII•UTHAM, Sea-
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riONiTITUTIONAL ASSOCIATION for 0
t V POSING Mos PROBEZAS of DISLOYAL sad BED
?lOW PRINCIPLES. —At a MISTING of the 011111
RAL COMMITTER. held at the Oise to Bridge olroo
ea Momrk i , Jody **IC
SWORN NOVELL. President. is 14k-Chair.
A Ldtt* Ras bird Visearet POWEIMM/11111. deb
%MO isealehdag a Boalitimmoo of 'TRIM MIA
RD mums, gie s subserisisa s. tho had of the A
wss
.1110:4111 tanairibmsly, That the most gismo Tiaras
Soo Coma two hoopoes'. mod to Lord Poweresoert, tor this ye
issatlesed Donation, which is resdered the more velvet
endLgroartiFog. by the high terms of approbstloa la whi
his is pleased to impress himself la regard to t
aware a Staged OM/ Association, sad of its•ezerde
eoestemedsg the designs of the dlsloyel and sedltles
by the proseastioe of those who by their *ride's " mode
sour to mite the People of England to eostempt of tin
God, their King. sadthe Laws.
3 By Order of the Committee.
CHAS. MURRAY. Hes. Is..
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Stied up her Show. Roosts with every
shioo. anti respectfully solicits their at
open fancy Leghorn and Straw, being
fashionable Bonnet, and peculiarly sdi
Season. 'The largest stock of Chil
Illtrew Rowels in the trade, Mrs. Pec
eadren'sigooda which are so true
houses) h • r study, for the
I fmallies. ad IMI supplied with**
pit
' lieseets rekult
Fred to any she
• new prows.-411e ots, Captains,
sumsded.
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fhelr Instruments as enehics theta to ii
especially those with obstinate
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LONDON, WEDNESDAY, JULY 4, 18111. • . •
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ACK ENZIB'S THOUSAND EXPERlMitters litAirifillL PARLIAMENT. or by whoa made, oetwithstandiag be had made two
In CHEMISTRY sad the USEFUL ARTS will be
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To-Morrow, at Ills. la boards. N
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evis or LORDS.—Tvemar, Jeer 3. affidavits of the propriety of his (smiled. The Right
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Hon. Gentleman read an extract from the 'tensorial
litosk
meshierieg oa ft ev which
ery p been delayed for the purpose e brew
peribeilon, will prove owe DUKE OF CLARENCE. preempted by the British Merchants is behalf of Mr.
of the loose important Works that has ever appeared is • Tb•Ciaaecitheon of the BECIIIQUIR and a large Peel coached in terms highly honourable to tit• cha-
Manolhetering and COOMBllfekli Cosmo'. nanshar of bon brought op from the Commons racier of that °militate*. This treatment, it must
By Sir Richard Ptsiliips and Co. 1, Bride-wort, Bridge- the Duke of C eels Provision Bill. be °bytes' to the. House, mast evidently operate se
slim*, and may bb had of all Booisellers.
The Bill been read• a first time, highly injurious to Mr. Peel as the head of a tom-
artiturtrur. EDITION.—GREEK METRES AND The Earl AUDERDALE moved that It be osercial establishment. The injury that his affairs .
ENGLISH TRANSLATION. printed. He was not unfriendly to the measure and bad sustained from being twice banished, could sot he
TWa Day was pabished, its provisions; 'het should in see of its future stages recalled, but it was not of that he complained to the
HE MEDEA of EURIPIDES, literally translated
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Tito chaste English Prose, with the Grath Tell of Poe.
Tim Metres, Greek Order, Moll& Amiestensioa and take an opportunity of addressing
Lordships en am subject. g a few words to their Hons. and „called upon them for restoration. Mr.
Peel felt proud of the possession of a good same, and
Notes, by T. W. C. EDWARDS. 111. A.. Wog the fret of a Mc. Dittoes,. and othershrought ■np from the COM- he was anxious to remove the stigma cast upon him
dories, to be toothiest la stogie Plays. This edition Is not moos the Audit of couats Bill, the Assessed Taxes by the Commissary of Police.. He had stated that,
to be equalled in besets, by say extant. The plan of the ceeepesidepasm.
wort Is so mellow. that the sestairentest of a knowledge of Road a int
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v. the Secretary for Foreign Affairs. He did net com-
Greet is rendered emskortsiy by k.
geode" primedgee &bey, sousoesot.useens, Porlotoo. The
e Co .Fueid. the Oreeewieh Hospital, plain of his N,oble Friend's apethy or neglect towards
=fel: I Newby, Cam= 801 l sad Bradlee Edla- the Coasttegilside. the British Spirits Duties, and the his isqui y. On the contrary. he felt grateful for his
; mod Tomball; • Rion Importation Bill were read a third time, passed, haying done all that it was in lois power to do ; but
THE LONDON MAGAZINE, No. XIX. for and sent to the Commons. he now wished to know if he bad made any repre-
Ad,. opt, eeetales the &newsy original erodes:— The Lenatics Trustees' Bill, the Illobair Bounties notations to the Tuscan Government on this subject,
I. Waldo! Castle. Bill. sad the Warehousing of Goods Bills went re- and whether any allegations had hem made against
I. Os Gray's Opinion of Collies, with a Sonnet from Cos- sdectivsly through Committees, and were reported. the character of Mr. Peel in justification of the act of
tano. Adjourned. oppression which load been exercised towards him.
3. Sombre on Milton visiting Galileo.
--... 4. The Heroes of Naples, a Ballad. The Marquess of LONDONDERRY stated that he
11. Traditional Literature, No. itlf. ; the Death of Walter HOUSE OF COMMONS. ' bad lost no time in puking • the Hellish Minister at • i
Selby. A Gentleman from the Office of the Chief Secretary the Court of Tuscany in possession of all the informe-
d. Mockery End, in Hertfordshire, by Elio.
of Ireland presented the Accounts of the Linen Board. tion be could gain from his Right lion. Friend, or
7. Sketebes on the Road, No. 11.
8. Rodoinontades Espapooles. Ordered to be printed, from other quarters, on the subject of this transac-
ii. Thoughts and Images. a Poem, by Mr. Montgomery. Mr. CALCRAFT, pursuant to notice, called the at. tion, in order that he might be able to obtain repara-
-10. On the Songs of the People of Gothic or Teutonic Race. •
tention of the House to the case of Lieutenants Bevan tion for what he could not but regard as a great hard-
-11. Alphabet Studies, and Chinese Imitations.
and Halifax, of the Royal Navy, as stated in the Pe- ship on the respectable individual ideal in quation. He •
le. Fugitive lAteratere, with Ballads.
13. Hamilton's Gerdes of Florence. fiction presented by his Hon. Friend (M. F. Buxton) was happy, however, to be able to state that Lord
14. Sketch of the Progress of Vocal Science in England, yesterday, which the House rejected. The grictance Burghers': had anticipated his instructimis, hating
No. III.; Mr. Brabant. complained of in this case was, t
I& Exhibition of the Royal Academy. he regulation of the before they arrive,' made representations to the proper
IV. Ballad, by John Clare. Navy relative to Lunatic Officers., which deprived them quarters on the subject. Ile had lint, bon ever, been
17. Letters from Edinburgh, No. III: of part of their pay. The Hon. Gentleman went over enabled to obtain satisfactory information as to the
IS. The Drams. the details made is the Petition, and concluded by origin of the transaction. He understood there was
It. To
20. Lamb's Ho a Poem.
n of Catullos. moving that the Regulations of the Navy, made is vase° to apprehend that an individual who had teen
pe. Translatio
el. Report of Music. ISIS, relative to Lunatic Officers, be laid befog, the dismissed from Mr. Peel's service some time antecit-
ile. Literary and Scientific Intelligence ; Abstract of Foreign House. dent, had made representations to the Police which
and Domestic Intelligence: Agricultural and Commercial
Sir O. COCKBURN contended, that there w s no- were not tree, and that a degree of attention had been .
Reports; with the usual Lists of Books preparing for Publi-
thing singular is the ease of the individuals is spies- gives to them and steps taken upon them in that coon-
cation and published, Tables, ite.
London: Printed for Taylor and !leases% Fleet-street; of lion, and justified the Regulation of the Navy in si- try without attention to those foru:s which. in this
whom may be had the former Numbers of this Work, pub- mils, cases. The Hon. Gentleman who presented the, _sosatry, were always adhered to. Nothing however
lished by Messrs. Baldwin, Cradock, and Joy.
Petition on this miltject yesterday said, that if he (Sur attached to the character of Mr. Peel fur this transac-
ESSE:NUR OF SHRIMPS. G. Cockburn) could produce him an instance where an tion. It was impossible that the character of any ore
FROM the increasing demand of this much ad- individual was similarly treated, be would withdraw could stand higher than his did as a British Merchant.
mired Sauce for ell sorts of Fish. dre. it has induced his complaint. He could point out to the Hon. Gent. All wltli eine acquainted with him well knew that be •
the Proprietor. HENRY POWELL. at his Wholesale 011 a return made to that House, the three first Officers Milk ' • I to subject himself by impro•
and Italian Warehouse, 32, Neweate-street, (where the named in which bad their half-pay aeimadversion of a foreign
Trade nosy be supplied with this and all other Genuine bad stopped. 14, -46-4. • - ,(4,„, ••
0 ' •."‘"4", •
Souses, Pickles. Re.) to return his mess grateful seknow. consequence of their being in the same melanc
dit", 4., • .-.... .v s character was safe from the
lodgments to the Public for their kind patronage, and at the state.
In all eases where the relatives to& care aide i , lob „,.. TM, . . Ito one had been able to
same time begs leave to acquaint them that it is sold by all Officer, the whole of the bair.pay was issued to them could justify the treat-
the Oil and Italian Warehouses in London, and by one or .. two» 40.•
we respectable agents in every town throughout the where Goveraseent took charge of them, one-half ' . . scan Government. Is
Gaited Kingdom. retained for their keep. With respect to sit •--.. woo—. ' h's representations the ,
Observe, none is genuine velem signed "Dimmers and Halifax, in 17/04 an order sifse issued for all Li a residence in Leghorn bad • •
hos," and the Proprietors' seal ea the Codt, tenants to report themselves* the Admiralty ; which . '.• viols et . 'all perseention against him will:-
'Fe Merehaists, Captains, and others, It is particularly re-
oeing complied with by all, except this individual. drawn. Justice had been done to him so far as that ;
commended for shipping, as it is warranted to keep in any
climate, and no reason being assigned for his disobedience, his and all that he (the Marquess of Loridonderrry) had
half-pay was struck off. His Agent then made appli- to complain of was, that the original circumstance
LAII" INTELLIGENCE. cation to the Admiralty, stating his situation, and re- which gave rise to that transaction was not stated.
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questiug his pay might be issued fur himself and fa- For his own part be could rehear the strongest testi- •
COURT OF KING'S BENCH, TUESDAY, Jety 3. mile. This was done, and it was not till ISIS that it mony to the character for integrity and honour which •
Ex PARTS DAILEY IN Till MATTER or— JONES, ESQ. was discovered that none of bin pay went to his sap- he bore amongst ail who knew him ; and he was sure
MARSHAL or VIC lIINc.'S MINCH. port, as he was in a Government Asylum. .He con- he had lost none of his high character atnongst the
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Mr. H. COOPER this day produced an amended affida- chided by moving the previous qaestion. Merchants of Leghorn front this transaction, which
vie in support of the Motion he made on Saturday, for a Sir J. YORKE entirely approved of the Regtila- probably owed its origin to the false aspersions of I
role calling on the Marshal of the King's Bench to an• tions of the Navy relative to Lunatic Officers. He some dismissed servant..
ewer the complaint of Colonel Bailey, who bad suffered apprehended, that unless the House of Commons took Sir Jt. WILSON took that opportunity to observe,
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some inconvenience in his lodging over the coffee-room, these officers tinder their especial rare and protee- that the Noble Marquess might be able to neworiate
in consequence of a breach of decorum and prison disci- Goo, they had much better leave the matter alone al- with more effect if the Alien Bill had not existed in
pline. i
The objectionable char es in the affidavit of Colonel together. this country.
Bailey having been ame , the Court granted a rule to Sir F. OMMANNEY defended the conduct of the WILLIAM BENROW. 1 •
show muse. Admiralty in the cases of these individuals, and in Mr. 110B110USE presented a petition, which he .
all cases of a similar oatnre, assured the House was drawn up in a most exemplary . 11
RIOT AND MURDER IN THE ALMONRY Mr. CALCRAFT was not perfectly satisfied with manner, from a person of the name of William Ben-
the
--.1. explanation he had received, but under the cir- bow• The Petitioner stated, that on the 21st May
It will be recollected that on the Jury returning a last, he was arrested at the instance of the Constitu- t
camstances be should not press his motion. He ac-
verdict of " Wilful Murder" against the soldiers
. engsg- . tional Association, upon an indictmentpreferred
quitted the Admiralty of neglect in the e of these . . . by i
ed in the riot and attack upon Was. Cogle, since dead of
them.
bail In consequence of his beong called upon to
his wounds, that they (the Jury) requested Mr. Gell, the individuals, but he confessed that be should like to
receive a give tor good behaviour, lie could not prevail on it
Coroner, to address a letter to his Koval Highness the see officers becoming :nein in the service,
Duke of York, representing to him the conduct of some pension as though they bad received a wound, his friends to hind themselves for so indefinite an
of the Foot Guards, on the two last anniversaries of the Mr. CROK ER said. that the distinction contsoded offence, TI.. Petitioner in consequence was sent to
Battle of Waterloo, and requesting that some steps for by the Hon. Gentleman was actually made in eases the King's Bench prison, where he had remained ever
might he taken to prevent the like occurrence in future. - luncy. An inquiry was always instituted, aid since, and was likely to remain till Octqher next, so
to
Mr. Hell accordingly addressed a letter to Sir Herbert that he could not help thinking that his indictment
whenever it appeared that the individual bad acqaired
Taylor, the Military Secretary to his Royal Highness
the Duke of York, to which lie has received the follow- this malady in the service of his country, be always was connected with the ensuing Coronation. He (Mr. .
hog most gracious answer : received a pension as a wounded officer. Ilobhouse), particularly complained of the delay of
•• Hone Guards., June Oa IS4I. The previous question was then carried nem. eon. justice; for if his case had not been made a special
" SIR—I have had the honour of laying before the MR. PEEL.—CONDUCT OF THE TUSCAN jury case, he would have been tried last month. In
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Commander-in-Chief your letter of the -27th instant, GOVERNMENT. consequence of his absence from his basins', it had
and lam directed to convey to you his Royal High- Mr. PEEL reminded the House that he had some caused his total ruin, in which was involved a wife
neas's thanks for the terms in which you hare comumni- time ago put a question to his Noble Friend the So and several infant children. He (Mr. Hobbouse)
cited to him the sentiments of the Jury who were sam-
cretary of State for Foreigp Affairs relative to a state- thought this was a case of crying injustice, and he
mooed to isqeire into the cause of the death of William
Corte, and who returned a verdict of " Wilful Murder" mint which bad appeared its many of the public papers should certainly, if nothing else was done, move the
against 311Carthy and four privates of the Guards, and of the harsh treatment of a namesake and a near re- House to address his Majesty to give orders to the •
other soldiers unknown. 'scion of his by the Tuscan Government. This state- Law Officers of the Crown to hasten justice in this
" His Royal Highness requests that you will assure meat was, that Mr. Peel, a British merchant, who bad case. The Petitioner apprehended that in cense-
the Jury that he is sensible that they have conscien- , resided at Leghorn for
upwards of 7 years, where he (pence of the preparation fur the Coronation, there
timely and correctly discharged a painful duty, of which had acquired considerable reputation and property, would be no sittings after term, so that his trial
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no person can
be does, and that lamhe is obligent the need to thorn for callinre sincerely g
his than
was some months since suddenly traduced before the would a second time be delayed beyond its ordinary
attention to the circumstance. Commissary of Police. and told by him that his coo period. . t
" His Royal Highness has ever felt moat anxious to duct was infamous, his character bad, that he had in- The Petition having been read,
check any excesses committed by the soldiers, and to en- terfered with matters with which he bad no semen, The ATTORNEY GENERAL said, that he was
fora) orderly and peaceable eoeauct in their intercourse and that he mast leave the territory of the Power he not acquainted with the case of this individual, but
with all classes of his Majesty's subjects. He deeply was then l• •
mug tinder immediately. Mr. Peel is vaia that he had no doubt that with respect to the bail re. . 1
regrets the melancholy erects of their disorderly pro- remonstrated—he could only obtain leave to remain "sired the Judge had exercised a sound discretion,
mealier upon the anima-my of a day so honourable to
hicidayesty's arms; and be trusts that you and the July for a certain period to put kis affairs in order foe his and that the Petitioner bad nothing to complain of be-
will give him credit for a elocere disposition to use his departure. In the mean time, however. the British fond what others were subject to. He must remark, . .1
best endeavour to preeelitthe recurrence of such excesses merchants resident at Leghorn, by whom Mr. Peel was however, that it appeared rather strange that his
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ill future. He does not wish to offer any excuse for them justly esteemed, actively employed themselves in later- friends were ready to pledge themselves to t• us appear.
em this occasion; but he cannot help °lmre
lag that the ceding with the Government of the place, in his behalf. mice but that his conduct bad been such that
mischief may in great be ascribed to the fortuitous This, • dof causing the '
a of
two Ctanons
of the Foot (words testes
which had fought at Waterloo. being at the period of of his sentence, hastened its etecation, for at the esti , respect to the postponement of the Sittings after
the t" last sanireneries distributed In gainer% and of 20 days, the Commissary 0 Police again sent for Term, inn consequence of the Coronation, he did met . •
not placed is barracks, where they would bare beta store him, and informed hint that in consequence of Omits- suppose that mita was well grounded. If, howirrer,
within the reach of due and close coatroaL terferenee of the British, the order for his departure it should appear to be so, as far as he was coaerreed '
“ 1 hare the homerbi. ire, was more peremptory than before, sod he Emettjoiehe would willingly exercise his aothority to shield dm .. ..
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- the place within 24 hours. This order was, of nese*. Petition from soy adalitheoal imasarealeace on siesta •
"T. H. °ell, Req., Cormier, ice." sit y, complied with 1 but through the sabempeest re. asesseat. hg•sibteining his discharge epos; seek IMO% . %
la future, it is understood that on the mmieereare .f ie. a resentatioa of Lord Berghersh, Mr. reel bid stoney/Id, rity as he mid g..(Hese ). . A•,_ i - •
the Bottle of Waterloo the soldiers win be restreisma to ....
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SSIOIS a reside at Loewe on esireremees but be M,. MOMODUSig said, that Aar *bat had Miles
a emsesersoratiee of the measerable day at hismeits, et r
under the immediate ebeesysties of Akers appointed bed never bees able to &stela a stabms el the taws the Hameroble pod Lesteed Watkins. he
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ter the purpose. **barges egoism him, epos what fresh& 16.1 roma, ',WA say no more oa the subject, than merely' to