The Statesman.
London, England, 1818-05-23 00:00:00

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Mr.. Justice BAYLIIT.--lits denies miacooduct go» new sod &Scotty, if sot isonfesion,
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rally but tint particularly. Does he state that he . appreheurted hinged to the important
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s orer ridden along the streets of Stamford, site a Tart t . •
it the provides of tha 1
Gat '.fiia .yes tap to the windows, and. nodded or
st ay
minket!. al the females? - maernistieg tatPptliactent
Mr. cz.ite road a part of Ms Lordship's slidlo. tug. l''' - li ni.P!."1.10.41" '
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sit, from *Mel) it appeared that he had separately 81 it Allethea. 414111 4444 . lire .W.
quoted each paragraph of the letters sod bad denied called; thopeovideitc by enacting
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the troth of its statements seriitlias. formorParliameott weal' produce
Lord ELLENSOROUGE.-1t certainly •Prers dist too• tootooto to she poky% sod
his Lordship is al rimed in this Newspaper of inde-
cent and Indecorous conduct, and the object of the 'wale TM 'AIM UninC.El•Lnn
letter is to draw down upon him pehlic canner ;,:it .tew: days be would prodyce his
114 undoubtedly, not a very strong case; bet after GnaT very, elogematly, exposed
the offence awns made the subject of complaint here which appeared epee dm face,
last Term, it appears that it has been persevered In. bringing forward a Bill of this ..
The Court la, iheretore, of opinion, that sufficient
the provision respecting the meeting
liati been thews% to itiducelt to require, upon 'edit.
at ,tee present period, without
vit, some esilletralion from the prettifies. of the
Newspaiter: he may he able to Freya Chet his con- motive assigned. Lord LIVERPOOL
duct k 111 On!
.wenisl than it now appears, to be.— the course of his spines that
Rule to ehow nese rioted. dated with the concurrence of
. ' SIAND‘SIVIS. . .-
prevailing opinion that in can U
Mi. %cAttriliT *vied fin s Mandamus to the
Archdeacon of the'Archdearmiry of Cornwall, cons.
have passed both Bosses, a dimwit'
minding him to swear Si two persons to he Church- ed almost immediately after.
wardens of fowey. There is still coesidersble int
The Court granted the writ, and Mr. G.tattez. in bias lo the Bala, of Commons.
the opposite honest, obtained a Mandamus to !he -
by 09i Govorument against A!
same Archdeacon. to swear In ton (*1 tarchwardens
for Ffol" ry, not of whoro had been ippoisoed as usu. I licYa !ma-eating fro= She Congress
by the Vicar, sad the oilier elided by the iohabitaais which:l4nd C-AtILIIREArIa Is
at the Toon-hall. .. +tut of thit estOotled/despotisor
TOR anra 5. at,t.ta itso. AIM Altivnten. . seise, prodeeed l'il'iis third
. In Easter Term fast dr. Scarlelt obtained a 'IOW
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Nisi, for a criminal information against'fbe-Oufoo4. o'l'loB giseuNiett, and Some
-ants, for writing and rending a challenge to Gen. '66'6. Mr. fit*Wilialt Staved
Kinsey, of the East liidis Company*. 'Pryer,. Mr. int, toWnehlis Aliens, whey scot
GlIaNaT this day thooett cause upon allirlveitst dn. to b! possootod to tuts, the
closing anises cirromstances of pratoCarion, and, ehoew be =ivied; and the, oil
saran( them, Mr during the dispel* which led,iiithe *a-,t -
arry Lwresisel, or Agents, •
challenge Gen. Kinsey bad stated that be die :tot •
. the Privy Ceased. Bath *en
afraid to•mmit any man. ..
The Court thought that this looked like • sat of by Minions; as was one Pr*
invitation fora challenge, amid gsvi time to Mr. kat. ROIIILiT, to coofitie ibis Hill
Jett to file a Supplemental affidavit dogleg that Ceti. foreigners who may have come i
Kinsey bad used then words. , . the Peace of 1814. Mr. Dunn
CONSISTI:MY COURT, MAT O. .1).. . an amendment, to 61°11'0 from
PULLIVAN.RAILDAKEIL, 01111111W7sR SULLIVAN.: Act females married to British.bor
i . This was a nit of nullity of marriage, solemnized naturalized : all theseclaima were,
-Jon the 15th of July, 1815.. between John Augustus on divisions; and the Bill paned .
'Sullivan, Esq. son of the Right Honourshie John 94 to O.
4 Sullivan, and Maria Holmes Oldaker, daughther of
• The esequal Assessment of the Poor's Rates like.
Thomas °Maker, hootsinan to the Berkeley hound',
wise afforded a fit'subjeet of remark, and is one that
On the ground of misnomer, concerted fraud and
' conspiracy, as likewise minority and wen-consent of calls loudly for iistigation. Mr. BROUGHAM anin
parents. ;maimed it to be his intention to bring ins Bair
Th. marriage took place by publication of bans is the present or in the neat Session of Parliament, to
the church of St. Olstes, South omit. The ceremony
'prevent the increase of the Poor's Rates in the first
vas performed by the 1t.,. Mr. Blinker, in presence instance, and subsequently to narrow their limits;
of Mr. and dire. Oldsker (father and mother of the
'lath ), and of John Adams, jun. officiating parish at the nme time so to equalize the burden 1114
ii clerk, after which the parties lived' and cohabited to- all classes should bear a fair proportion of it. We
{tether as man and wife its S'alisbory -place, New-road. cannot but express mock satisfaction st hearing there
Mr. John Auzustus Salim**, was of the age of 19, is such a measere in contemplation. The community
and Miss Oldaker only 17. The intimacy and ac• world be mach benefited by it, if its objects were
quainiance between them arose from Mr. Soilivan
carefully attended le by those oho
being in the habit of hunting with the Berkeley ought to administer
boulds in the Summer of 1816. It appeared be was justice without such an lateitement. Party objects and
!Aso ire, with other Gentlemen of the hunt, in habit Gownsman views are too often allowed to influence
of dining and drink' .g tea at the house of the hunts- the proportions of assessment levied in this respect.
man aft-r she fatigues of she chsce; hence an Intl. It i s not uncommon for nest door neighbours, living
mica and attachment was conceived on his part,
in houses precisely of the same construction, to. GOO.
which was at firm ili4coursged. by the father and
mother of the ladu pretendii.K to question tie hoirour tribote in a very different proportion to the rates ho-
of his inteosi us, bec.u..e of its being considered an posed for the maintenance of the Poor. Were some
unequal match. arrangement that shoeld defeat the mean, partial,
lit this case ohjectioris were taken to certain Inter. and
oppressive =emigres of the little knot of gepriu-
trogatottoa pet to a peosnok named Richard Beamonts
de-
examined as 4 wi ii.,... in the oi„,n, „ii tn. ground
clpled man that in many parishes regulate the do.
of Irrelevant ol.try. !mine iorr..,lnged by his answers, mend to be made spots this score, by the considers-
triectiog ilium Or Batton, Ogle Pr 'be Learned Citie tiou of who is, sod who is not a friend to Govern-
liens of ,this Court. mot a C esoirl in the carrot, mid mint et tybett otre•ateee, the Public at tone would
'also upon other person*
,_. base mud, more reason to bo satisfied, and fewer re-
Sir War. SCOTT said ha had received a larallefrai
gists would mingle with their humanity.
'from Di Berton on the subject, which he had 004
had time to read. That memorial seemed to mate
very strong objections to the admission of such facts
as had hero theieby elicited, and also to the form of
interrogatories and answers taken down by the en.
snifter. Sir W Scott said, in ionic* to Dr.)3atton
-Ie shoald not decide upon the objections until he bad
' so oppr;rtooity of reading his memorial.
The evidence basing occupied the encode. d the
'Court the *hole of this day in hearing it reed, the
ego.* steeds over till a future day, for args.eot.

The French Papers lave reached as to the 20th
isetset. Their political lateral. has elmest entirely
Seamed, since the closing of the Legislative Cbsm.
'heft: The Coed news relates to the ceremonies ob.
served in respect to the deceased Prince of Comae,
which, we think, are sufficiently prolonged. The
Dekeof %ELLINGTON wit expected at the head-quay.
tats in Coimbra, about the end of this month. The
igreentent of the public mind in Pressia seems to be
far Ns being allayed. The People of Prussia have
a right to insist epee the performance of tbeir King's
premiss, and they will and ought to compel him to
give theta a Representative Constitution. They write
from Berlin that the young men of the Lendwahr,
eseelpied from active service, had been obliged to
assemble (as they assally.do each spring), to ex-
ert:Weems wake seder arms. Several disagreeable
scenes had taken ,-place in consequence ; and
'a amber of these young men had committed
very serious offences against subordination. An
order has been issued to hand them over to a
Conseil of War, which will decide OD this affair.—
is. reported that Prussia, in order to round
her territories (the old and bus pretext for rob.
bay and aggression), was in eegociation with.
the Netherlands to exchange the county of
Cleves for that of Luxemburg. To this toe Joh,.
Wants of Cleves are said to have objected. Thiy
say they know the **ions of the Prussian district.-
ceded to Helloed by the hip Treaty, end they are
searlispeed to envy their-tot. We should wonder
if they did. We halm another blessed proof. of &
Marty the Press Is Gormey, afforded id tbei
receedings of &be- forimina• 'Tribunals a Weimar aed
Leiploo le the sass of the pomades_ a Mews.
Ewa, imam, and the celebrated !mai% all of
Jess, Madre te.th lipeget pabliostios Iliersey
BMWs' at if. tergsues, eddressid ioo Fs"( .
,tom`. The Gessisf_Jorlfpiedesce at 141piele, to
obisktbeWebbuJedesbadzerealpdtbi lafitimitioss

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LONDON:
satuaDAY, MAT 23, 1$I&

It is generally understood, that the present ar.'
rangemeot in regard to Parliament is, that the pro-
rogation will take place on the 6th of June, if
Ministers can get triumphantly through their busi-
ness; but they will not dissolve in the face of any
appearance of defeat. It will be observed by whit
passed in the noose of Lords last night on the
second reading of the Bill for vesting in the hands
of the QUEEN, or rather in the Ministerial Council,
the whole of the powers constitutionally enjoyed by
Parliament, and specified in the Regency Act, in
regard to the Rico's person, that they hole eon.
seated to submit their proposed measure to a Com.
znitte, and admit the necessity of some ameedineate.
'These seem to relate chiefly to the mode of appoint.
tog the additional Members to this strange Cesedl,
who seem to be prOviding for every thing
,iret the
event assigned for the new and partial enactment,'
namely, the probability of the demise of the Quin
herself daring the non.esisteoce of Parliament...,
Theis mow alio too be sow lost•: /* wale ea I$"

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