The Statesman.
London, England, 1819-06-25 00:00:00

TIIE STATESMAN,

not been *silty of it. tu• (Nir. Wooly') 111% 401111
:n hate called upon him to explain certain dream-
winces, which rniest admit of au capitulation, and
which he should have bean loath to condemn until se
etplauation had been offered. The circomstaaces to
which he alluded wet. of such a oiler., es would, if
left unexplained, show that 1,14 Lordship had lose all
the little remnant of extents which his fellowerhisees
felt for him. A Requisition, signed by 57 Wahl
duals, had been presented to the Lord Mayor, ale-
airing him to convene • Court of CommonAtall, to
petition against the new Nava. To the individual who
prevented this Requisition the Lout Mayor said. that
ho would sot all the Meeting required. awl that he
would not state thermions why he refosedso call it. In I
all former cases the Ind Mayors of Leedom bed
either acceded to the Requisition offered them, or
else had stated in welting .heir reasons for net &deg!
so. The present Lord Mayer had not, hoisrver,l
followed either of the precedents set him by his we-
&Trims, bet bad treated the application with the
most rude and marked silicas. Mr. Wearier then
attacked the Lord Mayor in • strain of moat vloleal
invective, and coma-WWI his speech by moving the
follow's/ Roseletioo, which, he said, he would take
good care should by some means er ether tome ender
his Lordship's observation—.." That the refs's' of
the Lord Mayor to tuner ins a Cormonttliall, when a
Requisition signed by b 7 Liverymen was presented
to him for that 'carpool., la., a senora! insult to all
time who signed the Requisition, an motive Noon
the right of the Liverymen to assemble in Common-
hall, and a deartryil forfeiture of the confidence and
I esteem of his fellow.citisrns."

Mr. TATLOCII, Welber-in-law of Mr. Aldermen
Comb*, seconded the motion, which was then pet
end carried unanimously with loud and long cheat I.

The 11211 was eatrentel) well attended by e r•-
speetable body of the Livery, every precaution being
taken to prevent soy bet Liver'men from baring
arms to the Hall. The feeling of indignation was
general, mud his Lordship's behavieer was the sub-
*, ef much censure both within and without the

At half-pest three the Livery separated, bl4hly
dissatisfied with the proceedings of the dsy.
A Coast of Aldermen oss raterwsrds held by hi,
Lordship, at whirls the Chamberisio and Bridge-
masters were sworn into office.

Half a yeetie ditidend to the Orphans end other
Creditors of tt.e City, due the 5.h of My, wee di-
'toted to COMIAOSICe inlyment on the Ith.

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Precepts were ordere.l to be issued to the moral
Compasslir fur a Common4lll, to be held on 111i-
ckaeleas Day neat, for the election of a Lord Mayor.

Maim ts Covensttoot.— We *lintel the f,illow.
ing from the Atm iiumpithire (Unit49l Slaty+) Oracle,
illustrative of the fovea Ito.* of the Ao•orictin Ness:—
" The Editor of oh* Baltimore Federal Republican.
Intruding to compliment tax Sitethes of the 11.•*se of
Assembly, made g.e of the wood Cal, all amnesia*
to his manner of c..nitecting the !Ina's.; hut his Com-
positor, in smog the topes, altered the word to
Ilast, for Which error the Paper has made ackaow
lodgmeat. This reminds as of • mistake which ee-
lcarted in the United States' Gaulle, when Contest
sat Its Pleiledelphia. Mr. GALLATIN had moile a
i speech on some important neresims ; sod 6nilli.g his
name printed io common letters at the beginning, the
Editor marked in the proof sheet, to hats it altered to
SMALL CA1.17%1:1; 'Mail the name, and. as usual with
1 printers, wrote ' small op' in the margic. The
Coolptifilor, omitted 1,. Ili, hostiles., insteld of cot.
(reefing
the proof agreeably to the mark. altered it
literally, and the speech ran thus—' Mr. 'imam.
Car observed; &c."

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ALARMING ALCIDL'IT.—Det Gam ten end eleven
o'clock on Wednesday oight, • youth, Id years of
age, snit to Mr. l'esrehrr, Survey's, of Zither.
Place. flotselydowit, lupine'sselydow, to his goiog so Itetl,l
took a title I,oilit'er dog of hit father's with him into;
the room. for the purpose of rubbing him our with
a composition of spirits of wine, and some other ki-
lter& nit, as • core for the mange; whilst in the set
of performing this operatiot,,, the dame of the candle
commeniested to the dog's back, end set it on tire,
and in his effort to eatinguish the es, • it commuili•
cowl in his sliirt sl , which were soaked from the
composition, and set them in • blase; toss,P 1.411.01('
I he let go the dog, which ran antler the bed and set
the curiaiiis on Gee; the youth, in the &testes, fenny,
van set of the fOOlO screaming for help; Iti• cries
brought all the family to his assistance; his fwthisr
extinguished what remained of his clothes. which
ssese on fire ; he was most dreadfolly burned io the
arms, breast, and face, even the hair was nearly
1 burst off his head; be was pet to bed and a Sweets's
I sent for, who rendered every necessary assistance.
i and we are happy to learn, that he is expected soon
to ouster. The bed was neatly destroyed, and the
floor nearly burnt through ; there were two children
asleep lu the bed, who were nearly suffocated be-
fogs they were rescued from their wile", silos.
don, they being fest asleep. 114 d she occideut hap-
pened an hour later, in all probability the whole
of the hoes* world base been beret down, sod
some lives lest. The poor dog was se shockingly
burnt, that Mr. Prowler deemed it expedient to
mid his misery by shooting him through the head.
Most Aloocsovs Mumma —We had the melan-
choly dilly to perform UP TOM'S! last, *flaming the
essider of a Mr. Andreas. of kilworth, who having
bad a considerable sum of money in his possession
when 'moil. proved that it must have bee* premed'.
toed. With feeliogs of horror we have now to an-
noence, that the Coronet's Inquest held on the body
hes returned a verdict of Irdful Murder, steins. his
brother, Richard Andrews, and • man named John
: Clancy, who wets. brought into this City 00 Thera.
day evenieg last, under an 'almost of dragoons, and
lodged its the county jail. We are in po ion of
many pardeetato connected with this thorkitts affair,
bet for 1115001 which will be found prudent. we ab•
stain from makitig mention of them. We oirderstand
that the us furtunate men bas at knowledged his guilt,
sod that to satisfy the rods of justice, his accomplice
' will be situated es an approver. They sere ist re-
spectable countsaintts, and possessed of coast:le:01cl
(property.—(Cork Inteltii:rncer.)
• Wetlueedat morni•te the situp of Mr. S. Dome,.
shomosher. of Foltes•ione, was Wt. il opeo, and
1,,,, A v
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rubbed a 51 rail of hoe's, soil moist Elif ei shoes,

COVRT OF KING.% BIiNCH,J•qa 14.
THE NINO ON TUE reoseoemoir Ot ALIZARDEN'
lIRUCE. AGAINST UNORT WROTTBILBT. E•Q• JOHN'
•T\EttY, Mk. AND TIN NONOURABLS CHARLES

LAW.
see an indletsmot M lbe ;silence of Mr.
Alec inter Brveo ageism rim Defendants, John Dr ne.
let. Esq. Rory Wrottotley, Etc. end the Hon.
Charles F.'s's Commissiesore of lkokropt,
settee ender tint Commission seed sot Isaias! the

Pin.fruter.
Proseceter remelted • modes alsirh he hid
mode* few days sines, for petting a the trial of,
these inflirtmeats to • fetese tley, es the resod ef,
the obi ..re of • material nod necessary witness
neon! Sy ',ester, who had not Iltriff4 from Braces,
In the N .horlands• The ellltle*lt bonne sinendetl
iu
those partirelars, is respect of which it was pre.

vionfly nbj-eltd to.
The Copes, with the coacorrence of Mr. Seidel.,
COlifPnted to postpone the trisl until Monday the
sth of July nest. for which day it was Seed.

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Tilt LING e. ciaonag CAIRTZI,
This woo ao redicitneot against the D►fnld•at. •
professioaal Cootlemon, at the instsoce of Mr. Brace,
for Ile/jury, in belling (es was alleged) falsely Bed
corruptly sworn, lean affidavit in the Court of Chin.
very, that he had not at may lime delivered, or
caused to be riolivered, to the Commissioners named
in the Commission against the Prosecutor. any clan.
destine written statement touching the said Commis-
I Moo, and had not given ■ay o► either of thee any
money or fee, racept the reviler fees payable to
COGlOrliao.lllll ender the Statutes ralatiog to Bask•