The Statesman.
London, England, 1821-05-24 00:00:00

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said, why did they not examine the Judges ? It into aContmittee,be should throe .
, was ere be most happy to hear The eldest died the very night we arrived at Richmond, these terms--that the 31aritime Provinces '
" bet tee, in his opinioo, not to „online those toy suggestion to
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make an exception fni such crimes. the 22ntl of September. . The next death in the family
should
Corn) a part of the Spanish 'Monarchy, anti that
How could. they give opinions on Mete wait the widest difference betwixt Private forgery was the fine COW I purchased on the fem. We took pos.
ifterned pentans•
*ojct, when they might have to try the offenders ? and the forging of Bank notes. In the latter case, session on Satarday, the 19tb of November, and she onen of the interior should faint a Republic to
of the argument, which required poi- there was oo private feelings in operation to prodnce died oo Monday morning after ; but the loss of abe bo. unit to Spain by treaties ony.
fie felt the fore.
to he punished with death I but still he a reluctance to prosecute. A public prosecutor was cow is not great, for of the 12 dollars 1 paid for ber, I
oste forgeries fhrough the saute t•hamsele •it is announced tha. the •
was ps mailed that secondary punishment might be employed, . .
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who only had to consult ' •
his feelings of got 3k for her skin, 6011 ts. of tallow, worth 6 dollars, Ottotnan army have taken the field in great force
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ogle . ff. Giklal. He was contented to vote for the 'flea. duty' and to act upon them alone. And who were the and a months provision for the dogs. I have now two against the Greek Insurg.•nt. who do not appear to
forgers in these cases : It was true that the forgers cow', and two horses,
arfour ewes with lamb, al d Y •
no Marvels of LONDONDERRY was desirous of were seldom taken or known ;-the utterers irenerally hogs are increased to tventy two. I b nicht an'l • i
othM.r.► he in sutficieat force to offer any etTectual resistance.
e' According to the last aeconats the French Five per
stating to the House the feeling under which he suffered for the crime. Bat how different was the sow and two fat hogs for killinn• at two dollar' per cwt.
should give his vote. Ile slid hot intend to controvert case of a forger of Bank notes, to the person who Our neighbours supply us with every thing we want Cents. were so high as S4f. 15e. i '
that it must be the wish of every human aserson to forged privately. ---- ---
I nstead of beino a youth who bad we have no need•to go fat to buy any thing : they bring COURT OF LING'S INt 11.-,Titts Des.) A'
redacts the extent of capital punishmentmuch as fallen in the hour of infirmity, when surrounded by it to as. The people are blunt in their manners, but --..61...- ' 1
r.sibe, but the attention of the MOM ought to be temptation ;he was a man whose very occupation was kind and sincere. 1 heir honesty is I believe, without a THE KING V. CARTY/PU.IV'. WOott'', &C.
narrowed to the question, whether the Bill was, under villainy, whose life was spent in bringing others to parallel in the world. There are no locks or bolts re• In this case the Rule for a new trial seJs discharge-%
all the circuniatances a humane measure, admissible death and infamy. For these reasons he thought the quired in this country. Shorn stand open, and tools lay Judgment was then prayed, when on an application
ja the sense of the Legislature; or whether the adop. Hill would be of great pnhlic service. The Hon. and about here in the woods, and nothing is 1 'it. There are
Coin Mr. Den woo, the Court deferred it till ro.st 1 111
lion of it would not be a sacrifice of sound legal pro. Learned Member then complimented his lion. Friend tin beggars, for noboay is poor here ; no priests, nor Wednesday.
cetaisge to the philanthropic spirit which pervaded (Mr. Buxton) upon the manner in which he had argued lawyers, noir tax-gatherers. Every one here makes
Tan KING C. HI 'NT.
the House ? The Noble Marquess did not wish to be the question. He (Mr. Buxton) had laid down the his own soap, candles, and sugar. There are plenty be defendant in this case was about to address the •
recorded as the adversary of mitigation of punish- great principles upon which they •
ought to act, and be of sugar trees on my farm, and grapes growing wild court. obeli the Chief Justice said he :IA to attend a:
meet in caw% of forgery, bat if driven to draw a (Sir James Mackintosh) had endeavoured to apply in the fields and woods. Tiler.. are no hot houses hers; Nisi fl,i ~
ay The case, therefore, did nut proceed.
conclusion, it would be to say, that whilst there was them to the Criminal Law for punishing the offence cucumbers, melons, and pumpkins grow among the t
ir 'lnc. KING C. LTANS.
:,.. fl ?ain the admittistra•ion of the law, less forgeries of private forgery. If lie had been at all successful corn. Aviles and peaches are 2s. 3d. per bushel ; The defendant in this case was brought op ler
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b, were committed, and when the law was relaxed the in those endeavours, it was to his Hon. Friend that onions the same price ; potatoes ls. lid. Butter 15,1. ju torment for a libel on the military.
d „sae of forgery was increased. Where did the the House and the country was indebted. Ile should per lb.; erg-, 3t. a dozen ; geese, or turkeys, 15.14 I. Mr. Witiaans moved in arrest of jotiginent, on the
ai,,,,,,e nod the crime multiplied ? He found it in the have been much more satisfied if the Hon. and Learned each. Honey, 4s. 6d. a gallon ; cyder, 6d. a gallon. groatitis that the itruetidoes in the imlletinent cooll
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:s. INgeeiable securities of the Bank of England, be- Solicitor-General had taken the discussion upon the and whiskey, Is. lad. Fine goose feathers, '2s. 3d. per not be supported, and addressed the Court at great
cause the Bank had indicted foe the minor or trans- three Bills at once, and not have created the necessity lb. •; soap, 213. per lb.: candles, 34a1. per lb. ; maple length. e
err • a a
th. portable offence. It -bad been said the hulks would of another debate at so advanced a period of the Ses- sugar, .5.1. per lb. ; ie'.e.it, Is. S.I. per bnsliel ; oats, The COCRT overruled the objections. i i,I
iie reswer the purpose of secondary ponishment. With sion• furl.; Indian corn, Ittil. Vegetables are Pearce : (heft sittiag.)
respect to that subject, Government had nut been un- The ATTORNEY-OEXERAL had to complain nt .ceils of all sorts are wanted here. Tea ,till
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to manner in which the llon. and Learned (ember bail
th. mindful, but gentlemen supposed it vies possible to have oiotihie its id•ice i a coming from Balthus. e ; and SPOK fl .'t i; INFEIe 14 ti; ENCE .
bronchi forward the present motion. lie certainly did
loot the best gaols, the best hulks, the best Penitentiaries, at expect to have heard him oen he subject with ...moo, brandy the same. A (lay labourer has half it 1101 ar NFAVNIARKET SFXOND SPRIIIO MEETIND, ME
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leer ile-v. and his hoard. 'f.aere are ; lenty of mills for
MI Arid notice. He had stated, that Government some thing like a general explanation` of the principles upon ... VI ILLINC4DAY. Mar Int.
o rinds ito and sa.siii.:, nitt.in two miles of us ; hut • Lord Jersey's Prty'le!. beat Mr. Oresille's Prootigions,
ut- time ago took measures fur the establishment of a se- which his Bills were founded. As, however, lie lia-1 nod
inb• condary punishment at New South Wales. A comtnis- ..lone .so, his lion.. and Learned Friend must excuse him, p,tint. a- L
ii.orare w .1114 he a v alit .ble article here. A reel °IL 41b- each. r. 1• C. Looss.---0 to 4on ProPliet•---W"
1 le. an was on its return from Botany Bay, which had if, without meaning any reflection whatever, be stated ntioluer tot people have land to sell : some of the lots int- by 4 routeths'Mr. Boit% erie's Pitutiver. hest Mr.Thornhill's marstoniv, i
that he had just left the question where it was before proved. at least what is so called ; a log-looose.stable and test. 7,h. each, T. a. 1. sioop.-6 to 6on Plumper - Wen
on) gone out with the special object of forming a secondary he touched it. That being the case, and considering ii,ro,
nevi AA orchard sometimes. and :10 ur 40 acres c'eared, IA- a length.
punishment. Government bad gone on as rapidly as the lateness of the hour, lie should not enter into the Ina is, the t. res cot down within 2fet of the ground. If Plate of SW. by sebscription. boina the th'ird ot
hat could be expected for the accomplishment of that object ; merits of the Bill. Ile certainly did object to it, because the three b.. 1. Plate). for 3. 4,3, 6-yr-old, and at c 1
he he considered that before the tone pound notes were A pluut:ll costs oboist i'l or 7 dollars, and a harrow bows. A. r .
bat it oas for the House to consider whether any sewn- •
only the pier of the teeth and makintr. say 3 dollars. alr. Garner's eh c. FiNiertigitibet. 4 yobs old, 3eit ...... 1
oh- issued, the poinisliment of death heti been sufficient to
dary punishment could be provided for forgery, and You ini;llit carry one of the . ploughs under each a. ni Lora Jetsey'l, ell. e. Orn,cleo 4), rs old. 3st. ............ .1
fact repress public and private forgery, and because the Lord sunieof sb.C. h% 1 Do& ke Junior, out of Roaette, 0 t ,
whether they would let their feelings run away with punishment proposed to be sithstituteil in its place would and not be lic:ovy laden. One lioi se is sufficient to
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sited their understanding, by giving a bounty for forgery; not in his opinion be. e.qual to that purpose. worh them. 'there I. -0 tice;l of large ploughs, for the Lord Clarendon*. ch. I %lir tiolola. 4 vra old, Nat. 41b.• • a
The Iloese then divided- t •
land i• very soft. awl they 'lever ,lough deep. My General Grosteoior's ell. f. Moonshine, 4 Ito old, Sat. Mb 5
isap. for transportation to New South Wales was said to be For the Committee ................... :ISt laorai ti. 11. Cavendish's ch. f. by noontsayer• out of
next tiei gli hour, Mr. Oleore, has nil acres 'Aland, which t 1
Vir!,.. no punishment. If then there was no secondarY punish- Against it .......................... 7 sister to Whalebot, 3
,rst,id, Ost. 131 b. ..... • . 6 •
:sr., meat, it was met the time to take away the punishment .Majority .................... ... -4t lie would sell for about MW or 600 dollars; and that is 3 paid. ;I •
1 or. When strangers were re-ado to the gallery. the lie
very cheap, being so near Richmond. My farm stol AO Flibbertigibbet-3 to g seat Oracle --6 to I
*forgery. He saw the crime multiplied, as they re- muse was in a commit . ` i
with. lazed the rigour of the law, aril the Noble Marquess diol th,„egi, pr„ progg ; tee npoo the Bill. wi11..11 well! .% within two utiles of Itickmond. Richmond is a very eget Loot olifllell's h. e. 2to I sest R0und.....4 to 1
and the Report WAS ordered to be thriving little town, only four years old, and contains asst Ni.l:,,,;nthoof:i.ne-6 to I snit Lord Cavennish's ch. f.-Wou
i left not think he acted on principles less humane, when he received on Pt inlay next.
to he that owl nz t,, the late. already about 120 house., 25 of which were built last
said this VIRE not the moment to take away capital Sir J. MACKINTOSH said, 'Mr. Grevilles Pro•ligions, test. beat Mr. HOUVPrie'S •
e re- pr "'Wit „it 1, year, though the times wete thought the hardest ever Piuniper. sist. 7110. %b. M. Itings.--5 to 1 agst Prodigious.-
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punishment. The hest con rse lie could take would be to nese of the hour, it would be impossible to 1
wine the other two Bills. Ile should, tlierefoore, move, that seen. The *Realism is very pleasant en the'ast fork Won by half a lettett..
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support the motion of his Honourable Friend, which
islict. the Orders of the Day for their being committed be post- of Whit he
the banks cif which are nearly 100 Among the numerous pat ties %%bids celebrated the
would not preclude gentlemen from giving their sane- coned to Friday .-Agreed to. feet above the river, mid a fine level plain.
rough *teen's birth-Jay on Thurday last, was a large and
d the thin to any ineateure containing clauses not so sweeping The remaining Orders were ilisposed of, and the •. •
PRICE OF STOLKB TlllB DAY AT OS E O'CLOCK.. 1 . il
as those in the P.lll now hefore the House. House adjourned at Two o'clock. resioectahle .. ..... Pan% that wise obb.ti at the tilobe Ta.
nem. Bank stock 1384 S India St..-- tms veto, Blackwell. After an excellent dinner, whicn i 4 .
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1 who Mr. WILBERFORCE lamented that many Genie- 3 per Cent. Rail. 741V,4 Dittononds --s. 4.51 471. Ina I
was served up in appropriate style, her Majesty's
they men were absent when the lion. Member for Weymouth E .11 11l 11.41.10. V. Spey Cent. Co ~ ;bi sit Sount-Sea Stork 1
3t per Vent. South-`art
fire Old Ann. health was drank amidst the most cordial &Mains-
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course made his elowient speech. Had they heard it, the 4 pee emits. 81141 Ca Itills2d. is. 4s. trs• Plc trots
LETTER PROM AN EMIGRANT IN AMERICA TO lIIS FRIEND
*ate& suentlnrsa of the as would have been almost ir-b per Ct. Navy WO 101 9t ton:mum for Money -pia the spirit of COOS nit) and go .d humour prevailed
IN LONDON. 3 per Cent. I Bank for Account
The resistible. '1 he ar
of his Noble Friend did not throughout the eveniag. The front of the Tavern wet
t, bat appear to convey a reason for not going into a Porn. Mee the Statesman of yesterday.) Long Ana lel 5-10 10
(India, fortilinn
-_- limp. 3 per Volt. • , -311 551 very brilliantly illumitiated with variegated lamps, set
t same mitten on the Bill. The subject might at least to have LETTER 11. Watt 3 per Cent Lott. Tweets 14/. 14%. ranged in devices suitable to the occesion.
ion of ;all diecnsaion. •Ilise Hon. Member of coarse supported ___ _ _
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Richmond, Wayne County• Stste of Indiana. Offal WATVII AT LOstItON-Sollllollnis-sioaanw. At Manchester, a temporary office has been openel
ed, re- the committal of the 11111. Jan. 10. IS2I. Morning 7 min. eller S.-Evening 38 min. aver 8. by the Bank of England, through with+ one hundrel
?retest Sir J. reply„
rm.. to avail himself of the My reaeone for not settling in lientuelsy, as I first -- --- --------------- and fifty thousand sovereigns have found their way 41
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[elated right of reply, anti expressed satue tiesi.e to be the last proposed, are that all the best hind its that state .. Vie ttattOntan. into local circulation, in exchange fur one and two
lest he speaker. already sold. and there is now none to lie ilisposed of ex- .
THE DRIIIIIA ATATEASIAN" IS INCOUPORATED WITH „spa pound notes.
serials The Nlarquess of LONDONDF.RRY observed, that cept at a high price. I have been in lio•nturloy, and si,,,TEmitm..• The papers which were moved for in the House of
of the he was not aware that the Hon. and Learned Member that is all I can say, hut what I saw itt it on the Si.le -------------------------- Commons, illustrative of our transactions with Sicily,
coalesce waa strit•tly itttitled to reply, as he had not spoken opposite to Cincinnati, was not so good as on this side, LONDON: hove been printed. They consist of copies, or extracts,
that night. and very hilly ; but good water and a healthy climate Tlllitc DAY EVENING, MAT 24, 18111. Id various correspoudence between Sir W. Aourt,
t for di, Mr. Tierney, Mr. Brongham, and Mr. C. W. Wynne. were the objects of iny search, and hers. I have found .....m.- and the Marquess of Londonderry's Department. and '* !
could I severally held that Hon. and Learned Member was in- both, and the land as good as ever a plough turned STOCK EXCHANGE. ONK O'CLOCK. of two Decrees issued by
•the King of Naples, in D
!ail COM titled by Cie courtesy of the House to reply. up. The summer, with a tine clear sky, is not 'his The Account has gone off tolerably well up to this I ember, 1816, establishiug a Union of Naples and
Mr. HATuuttsT expressed SOllle doubt upon the agreeably hot, nor the winter long or severe, though . • t
questiss right which the Honourable cud Learned Member this winter, as far as it is gone, is as cld as
front tie 1,,,,,d,,n. i time, and from the appearance of the Fonda in the early / Sicily.
NIWINGTON SELECT VESTRY Btu..-01 Triesday ,
claimed. , Idle stormy contests in the crowded Committees of the •
garded as There is a very hard frost at present, which has ' part of the day, they seemed inclined to be a little better; I
Sir J. MACKINTOSH appealed to the candour of the lasted fourteen day!. but thank God there is no need but some good seller, have checked them, and Con- il
d Friend House whether the Hight Honourable Gentleman who to fear cold weather here, where there is so much sous are now 7511 fur the Account in July; having House of Commons,
on the Newington Select Vestry
Bill, were suspended for the present. The Petitioner,
• was mt bait just taken his lit.a 0 , rat.', to his right to reply on wood to burn. We are busily enopluved at present in Ib. -6 ! for the Bill, under the peculiar circumstances that le
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•d his pre fair principles. lie bad abstained from speaking that 1 failing
and burnitto the wood on the farm, and we born 1 been I . __-.....0.---
, i have attended its progress, prayed fur leave to with-
night. because lie dial not wish to take up the time of . !
instaace as much in one day as would sate you for fuel two. or [Extairr OF A TATTER IRON 1.14n0N, VATICD MAT 5.1 .
the House, hut for that attention to the convenience of draw it ; and tbis we. eventually allowed, on co
crime of the house he wee to he deprived of his right to replv. three years. rhe more we all*Strit the etter o t are i
Lisa. The After the manner in which lie had frequently spoken on . off. There are no slaves allowed in this State, nor in "At the meeting
of the Costes, on the 3d ins[., t e twit that the said Petitioners pay for expenses 500 i.
Minister informed the assembly that N. Laurence Ai:ankle:4 Loass•-These loans were raised for the
1.,1 to tlie the sithject, lie consie!ered lie had a right to reply 1 but Ohio, nor in Penaylvattia, nor Illinois. The wholeof ~ . _ service lif Austria, under the Conventions of 1795
. and LI
h d received orders from the Court a Rio
whether he bail or net was of little importance to the
stl to state, this aisle the tiver Ohio is exempt from that evil. Ai d Andre, a 1 • 1797, and the correspondence relating to their repay- i
cause. Ile could have no heeling on the point.
r the circa- inest had been printed by order of the House of Com-
Honotralile and learned Member then observed, that
Th" .very fine tract of land, about 40 township% was offered Janeiro, that a Palace should he got ready, at es-
indulgence the speeches delivered that 'tight left him but little sr- for sale last October at Brookville. The land lays Ws, for the recepti,in of the King and his loud.
mons. It appears from these papers that it is not from
dead to the potent. Ile adverted to the objections made to the about 15 miles west of Richmond on the east fork of on his arrival in Europe. The letter w'oich be . want of asking for it that the money remains due to
'WI, Ond commie:l, that the bankers and merchants the White river. There was hilt little sold at the sale, received states, that the palace of d'Ajuda wall 1 England. Unable to (obtain payment in money, our
minus sm.
had proved beyond a &Ott that private forgeries re- anti the unsold land is open for any one at the low
the charge I
Tanned without prosecution in constopience of the ex- but that of Q urines %%could suit. Government o °old gladly take it any shape. Accord-
mitre,. for . ing to a despatch from Lord Stewart to Viscouet
escue them ems of penshment imposed by tbe law. He must re- price of 14 dollar per acre, really money. I went to too
. small ;
Brookville before the sale commenced to inspect the map The Minister demanded 45,000 Castlereagh, dated Vienna, sth September, 1818, tl.O
n alteration mind the House, that the thirty thousand pe.titinners
of the land, lout 1 did nut attend the sale, nor have 1 that object ;and the communication was referred to
Austrian Government not only refuses the payment of
comfier"' who hid ptitioned Iwo successive Parliaments in favour Vie Committee of Finance. the money, but de the debt, asid will Dot even
of this 11111, were all of them men of some education, been to see the land, but all tny neighbours who I.iave
mid sal that belonging to various parties; and being principally seen it. give it a great character. I saw a Mr. King The news from Spain, as riven in the Paris papers,
hing oft ti" . shopkeepers and tradesmen, they were the vee elate, soil a Mr. Allen, the one fawn London, the other from I consent to give us timber in part liquidation of our de- I
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,totem most exposed to suffer by forgery, and still more Edinburgh. They had travelled over a vast deal of to which we yesterday alluded, appears to be too gross ,sand ; and the Hon. It. Gordon, in another despatch.
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old vote for by larceny and juries. 'Many amongst them were country, and they both declared they had never seen for
the friends of " social order" here to countenance. ;adds, that Austria is willing to sell to us any quantity
se short arta the usual supporters of his Majesty's present fitter land in America. There never were such times "We must sonless," says a Ministerial \l, the
'fire Report of the Select Come
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this I of forest timber upon bring paid for it.
Ministers, and consdquently they could as a body furf emigrants. who have money to lay out, for every morning," that some of the accounts bear evident .
mitre
of the House of Commons on the laws relvieg
punishment be actuated by no roliticel bias. The cause o
41 as private the great reluctance to prosecute for private for- thing, a- - - .' . s well as land is so cheap, that a little money marks of strong exaggeration. For instance, the . tc, the stamping of Woollen Cloth has been printed .--
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genies, was to he found in the description of goes very far. I will give you a list of prices in
story of burning the Monks by mean' or the trees to The Committee, it appears, examined no fewer than 37
it bad folic* persons who usually committed forgeries upon Bankers, English money at the bottom of this letter. A dollar ...
witnesses, extensive woollen manufacturers and met-
wke last, led and in mercantile coo
joke They were generally the is always four shillings and sixpence all over the which they were tied, must be condered as having
chants, and their evidence annexed to the Report. on-
'pita% punis. clerks of confidential servants, very often the relations country. Dollars are the best money to bring to Bal- more the air of romance than of truth, from the ez-
copies 137 pages, folio. The Report itself is toe Ion(
it. Nothisg of the parties whom they defrauded. The character tiniest's, or any of the eastern ports ; but PM creme difficulty of setting fire to woods at this season for us to give to day : but its object may be sufficiently
1 of the opulent bankers and merchants of this country should be sure to leave them there, that is, exchange ,
of the slateof the year, when all standing timbers are naturally understood by the parties interested in the sabject,
was, that they shuddered at the thought of taking them for United States notes ; the larger t.lie
in so green and moist a Otate." Of the same tumo
r- from the sentences with which it concludes : o Ups%
tent law gore- our Committee recommend the adopt
away life. He trusted that that character would al- amount the better s say athundred dollar notes. lou I '
ndary puni'll' ways be preserved, and 'that they would always be may turn them into dollars again,at Cin
cinnati and get lion, we are disposed to think, some new enactments for the regalatioas of tit, 1 '
is the statement re- , the whole y
be Coninli"" trade between the domestic manufacture's sad tbs.
found unable to see the starting tear, or hear the faul- 24 or 3 per Cent. premium. 'floe Provincial Bank laths to Merino, who was reported to have fled to lof s
crime of for' merchants ; which enactments should be framed spas E- .
tering voice of persons is sucb a situation, without paper here is not good. Have nothing to do with it. France, bat is now represented as still occupying his
rss than &Mil- compassion and pity. It often happened that these It goes 25 per Cent. under value. if ever you come of ff. ?ding espial ptotecti on to both theft
principle a o
th death. The acts were committed in a moment of infirmity, in con- to this country be WC you do not overload yourself old positions. and presenting a more formidable force the
hea here. parties. And your Cotnmittee are of opinion, cleats
es of trigs* °c. sequence of the indulgence of some vice or passion, with articles from England that are as cpd .
and front than ever. Whether credible or not, ea- I
ciao of crime when under the influence of strong temptation, rather You can buy hats here, as go, al as a rush need ere.
alaws ''
for the „tail* repra! of the presgnt • .
nous stories of a similar character are put in 1 Bill to this effect might with safety contain a provlake4
ik I
Sill by cap''' than from any confirmed talents of depravity. In all wear, for 3 dollars each, and
shoesfor
theo arrsket currene in Paris, and letters from thence allege
The East India COMpany's sht Lad Campbell,
gy y.
inc the Iles such cases then, the severity of the punishment pro- pair. At Baltimore I warp offerthat inytelli ence has b rneucenitveind
Murcia,
of rli in ou th last Sunda It is feportyed that she
vided by the law we
an obstacle in the way of public for 1 dollar. There is rettgood linen here for
y g of an insurrection barng
for goiog ial` buy your horses, wag- a,SlPan the from China on the 6th of January ; from the Cape.
the 18th of March ; and from St. Helena, 4th of AO
justice, and they must remove it.--(Hear, bear.)- 21.
3d.
a Yard. Be
eure•
You
f.ll h dearer capital of which several assassinations had taken place.
The market-boast
at Unbent, in Kent, fell a few do
His object was, as well as the Noble Lord's, to provide gone and harness at Baltimore,. or a t (welder
thati was about to qait Madrid for some ago with a treuiendons crash : a great crowd of perse
ne of the Con- and that the King beerenke
a punishment fur thin class of to which those Isere than there by 50 per Lent. A sat e to the were near the boilding at the moment. bat. fortana •
woe& in jusr e for 9 dollars, would cost 14 or place of greater personal security. According
whom they injured. ironld not be prevented by humus.. bought at Baltimore Ma' escaped without sustaining any very material injury.
tusking •to 14 xe of 7 pounds weight, will French Journals there are some accounts in the A small basket of fine ripe peaches were brougbt. taw
feelings from c •rrying into effect. They would thee 15 here. A good fa._ tug a ,
eat, be st ao in. Fools of all sorts are three times did papers from South America, a a kind more fa- 'ardor morning. •to Coventolsedea by is gardener, end •.
be ready to prosecute, whereas at present they bad the cost 34 dollars. . Cir
'Arable Ntelebe: ce that they are in England. bum! by the owner of sae of the fruiterers' shops.
stroegest horror at doing so, because conviction would the pri ut erf vourable to the mother country than could have bora Pwr•
'Wee, and ce." 'lls he will sell well bete, such as razors, pen and pocket A packet. cestaleing one handfed one-pound forged
be followed by death. Upon tbe *object of wi27o expected. It is stated that there is every hope of a Bank of England notes, was found in a booth at Ma*
to sire Lf.Ll4*-4.itc.-My three horses cost me ,
deciding knives, scizsars,
codeine(' that his Ived was not preared for Govern- Moe Fair, doubtless intended for circulatioa there.
pacification between Bolivar and the Spanish '7.
3of the '47)74the Bill went dollars, and I bare been offered here 200 for one of them.
onnitio, sor 11P°n that branch of lime question i but if
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