The Statesman.
London, England, 1819-10-14 00:00:00

Baits. October 11. 1819.
BOLTON PUBLIC SIBBTING POSTPONED.
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" W Foal. Is w amotakkably yetaymard.
T:neilablie shay vas a•ared. boiseirer, taxi a Merlin •DI
be sal Mai swim wiq be Oen by lie Commit.
tee ea ebe % week.
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Tuenvatcet..—To set obi sessitiv• mind .f Al.. 1
the. at rest, that fried of Mr. CNAILIIII Kossur is
snored that tM complieseet was sweet te be paid fel
that jelkiees said .stormed actor. As ledebitalde
lesteeee a his taleet and prompteem le its gamier
wu whammed by the writer matey years See, I. Mr.
C. IlL.'s performing. at a very shoot ...k', the dill-
-1 colt pert of SAllock ; *bee eves Metairie sal hid
M stay eses assety.

Na. GditLILICS TAML.

THIRD nAT.—TBURSDAT.
Tidy morning the ll•pntmes, thrwega the chilly
of Mr. Collirigridge, were the int porsoes in
the Coen. Tho public were admitted at lir West".
before nine; 'lsere *ass° cresdt and the Ceett *as
sot abet" half
The High Priest at one of the Itylsegsgeos, mod his
fine. the Atchbishop of Canterbery. mete in at.
leaden* from a little slier doe o'clock the two
Sheriffs made their eminence sheet the mom time.
At half-pest eine the Attorney•Geoerst, Sanest
Copley, and Mr. Garrey motored the Cavort; they
were imesediamly followed by Mr. Castile sod Mr.
Hunt. The Jery were wend Were; the 11411 was
by this time filled to the doors.
Mr. Shelia* Parkins then mid, " Mr. Cul& will
yes glee me breve to ask yea a eoestioe? ;advt.
stood that yams were istnrepted is your way to the
Cowl. sad selrned the Ism or ehenno et several of
your books, which were necessary for your deOmee;
I wish I. holm if these statements are twee r ,•
Mr. Carlita stated in reply, that he had been throws,
almost totes fever by the dilicalty of pastime dinner
the cried; Gaol that some of his books as they were
hooded nut of the nisch, wen delivered to some per.
sons who did set forward them is him in time, mad be
hod thereby been lannivenieneed. bet he had setbimg
I. comp,* if le the conduct or mairegemest of the
e
Sheriff Porkies was glad of sects as espleasties se
publicly doclosed ; Sheri( Roshwell reminded Mr.
Castile, that he bad dorm all that could be dome yes.
terday, for his (Mr. Cathie's) accommodation, which
Mr. Castile admitted.
The Cuter Juana now mitered the Court. The
Jury were called over ; the Jewish Rabbi took Ma
seat beside the Jury, and bedded the Sher iffe. A
momentary delay took place, the Jury being n wean
of ink, eel lonise mimed their copies of Paiwes
book ; this being adjusted.
hi r. Gamble resumed his &feint. lie stood pledged
this day to "hooka from wahine any obsereatione es
the Ohl aid New Teetotalist. which might be Abs.
sive tit soy one in the Court, escept each as wen
irnlispoirsitate to his debar,. lie regretted that hie
least,e of life anti means of early iosorectioo, had wet
*Hosea him that cropioesoess of espressios which be
had Mattered himself h. possessed. and which was sb
necessary for his jesiiication. Unluckily he could
nn more mooned the eloquence which he himself se
ardently wished. than be could believe according le
she ifintatien of the Asiormry•General• Toes kw
ihssiai shat if he hail not met with tech ',peeled'
interreptime is the coarse ithkh be bad hitherto
adopted, he wield have succeeded in proving to their
sainfection, that he was not the matichaus sad probes
peteoss the Astorsny•General bad described hiss to
bo; sod shit is poblishing Paine's Theological Works,
he had es other motive than the Intent @senile of
that sight which beloagerl to every sae if weskit%
keel's his religious opinions without fear, amt. es
it men to be, without molestation. Bet thoweh he
had not the command of words secardieg is his de.
else, any more thaw faith to issuer that of the At-
toreepGewerel, he hoped to prove t• them that
hie object vies jesliiablia tied his perwcatima aojest.—
Me reminded the Joey of the awful duty they had to
perform; they were to cootie/ft that all men who had
helped ersoltM4 femoral is intellect's% improvement,
all who had In any considerably degree bieseitod the
ksowledge and enjoymeste of mankiad, had bees ob-
jects of perventiow. keen Jesus Christ himself had
been 'tied for blasphemy against the soling religimi,
esti because there was no Trial by Jury in Jeruealem,
was condeassed sqd remand. As to his (Mr. C's)
emotive, the Jury would remember that he was se ob-
scure was Mlowiitrq to se bramble sphere of life, that
the publish's' of his opielooscoolal sot be an act en•
dertaken with a slew to promotion se emolement • Mel
reverse 888 rather likely to be his fate; Hayes the lined
hat sail mast of a Media were lobe glees away, oh/ 11
weeld be cosigned ets the most witless gad sham.,
domed rather thaw os him, who was matted sod etig-
eptilsed for his seamy to petal* soblesed @plebes
et" tension avid the Deity. He bed. thee, to make
his lest appeal to the diary as am 4 the decides of
the Chief Jessie. hod sleeted his shot* dehisce, sod
be shield be cisslderebly tanned, If setae ol them,
M lent, had ant beard emosels to woke them ender•
liesd, and mond'y appreciate, his pogrom,. He
Might haw. mitered some espn.sions which were of.
lbeelee to their beliegs sad opisioss, hut he nested
ibry iambi be charitable, sod allow for that diter.
Moe of sestieseet which be hod whops too candidly
sestina. In the *hoot period of his restricted
defence, he begged a coedit * f that hied sod
earnest Untidiest •hiell he had already up/termed.
Ile thought his wool.' be the last preened°e on a
religiose pretest" slikh amid be broe;ltt into that
Coen. Those was a growl's sense of the useless.
Mss mid neslty of Toneless promo-otiose, which had
apse ow the lacrosse for the last rectory ; the absur-
dity of pmeeetiog epiglottis bad become masifett to
almost all demos, from the astestistileg impreeemeet
of Abe gement Welton. Lawress, pardestatly
CMOs Lawyers, one the last to sham torahs elects
at lash as improvemeot.,.. Theseserch of mind, when
eerie in motirws, sal giemalic►in arra remained like
mile.stonass is pots as old rered,eitiloshowasst of mankind
were making incredible progreeriln keowledge.
111.11 proceeded to reed pert of a tormspood-
socibelwsso Vsr,oolartoe and Ilishop lardiset;which is'
preised to geese/ History of all Religiooi; the
tenor of it shows the fallacy of .cirestraining opinions
and enquiry as to religiose selinctit. With the same
view he immediately afterwards semi an Relay of Dr.
&livid's, a man of deep erudition, sad useful and
varied knowledge ; it would be foga in the int
entente of the Monthly ilagazine, it was written on
the follsoing question—" O.lhl the (firedog" of es.
Inky to be restricted is asy case for fear of its cep-
*motet:es I" The Hector had taken the wrestles
side, said sled for a motto as impression of 1)r
Weisorei, " God
troth should be -
which may take
Dr. Enfield's Fogy,
masks on the 'eider
are olteneable from
hems. life; It
sideuers meat beers
goblets had hems
midis' it, the

who of all ages earl ioutitetions In opeeetlog o'y
koottledge, and the Waits which m • okit.d mu.!
midday derive, *Woven km •seledae sit urqu.t
libew'd be tolerated awl 011C•01•11,411, !IMO up so *I..
Soot hallowed sublectv.
alr. Caring then said, it might sot be impepos
bles to Worm than, bef..re he prbrissolod an Ids •
•11111•14, ihst Paine's Theoleekal Wall I
la all the Awoken reit:Owes tendataties, and in .
feral of the Imod.m Invtioust.e., He „. rr
tumble them with a fee @streets from the !lister., f
the lasqu(eStioa, a emit stilton by Limborch, • t••• f
the meat enlightened and liberal dittoes of the • .
formed church 11111 &al pelmet he reed, we. •a • •
metal trimmest In favour of liberty of thought; r,.
emoted was a considerationef the enormities perloo I • .
led on religious promotes, le the enerseof the &cloak
tied I lister) ; 111•1111cd, the persecetiog disposition of
testable in the (Metal detector of the clergs,
tompeoled with a contrast derived from the pa
seeming of Christ, sad the cistatoseds which he r-..
joined on his ImMediele fell/ram. After tev-r
other visitations from the same book,
Mr. Canis told the Jety, that be made the for, .
eel's extracts, Ithkh., were chiefly cautionary sialr
allotting a spirit of permeation in matters of fail'',
becomes he thought that it was isteeded to woke •t•-•
Jell mere instruments to somber loilseoce, sake. I
was not clearly distieguiskable. Robed good res. is
to believe that it was cootrary to the will sod ski, a
of the great perseoage ea the Bench that such. ta °sec., .
lion as his pmenst one shield have been Arai('
before them. As to the Attereey.deserst, it tn-.. t
be evident, from his known priaciples et Uni,•.
theism in religion, list h• was a mese engine tap. -
cited said iageented by she same exterior imtpilse to
which he had before alluded. It Christisoltt was
indeed, ss the Loud Chief Justice had describe.! :t
tit be, the law of the land, is wee we lees certain
there was no 'sitting Is. which directed proveco.l...
in any ostlers of faith connected with religion. II •
sides Limbach, he would cite to them the opinin:..
of the greatest man is English history. Ile the
reed a large estiect from Locke's Essay en Toler •-
tion.—Alter which he adverted to the chatge
blasphemy, end some observetions on that sal..
int whir:, had moped from him yesterday, al. t
shirk bad gisen them tome displeases.. e..-
derstead the propriety of the term, it was n.•
comely to ascertain to what object it was to be a; •
plied ; ii his mind, it was a Tsetse sod foolish ter...
when applied to She Deity. Blasphemy meant 5!,..
ply evil speaking. No yesterday eadestresred
prove to them that Paine its his theelogitil @me) a
was no blaapbemer. Blasphemy saes only a reason •
able term •beis applied betweee man end man.. I s
this some, it was the most aggravated specks of libel,
end site Courts of Law Were Itllllollllbly *pot se
complaint for redress on suck a satire. Bet what
peed 'sold there possibly be for a Court of buswa3
Justice to protect the ebalscler of the Most High ?
This disagreed altogether slob his Rothe of pilot
sad morals. lie Mt persuaded that be should not
base been luterrupted yesterday In his plan of d•
fence, but that the Attorney•Cenetal was Convinced
be should have disproved the charge of blasphemy. it
the Bible bad been left epee to his investigatite.t.
Blasphemy, in short, was a cry of theologi..;
knavery, to direct the Ire of persecution %Masi
dividsalt u he thought sod dared to speak with fire-
d.. on religiose subject.. Ne would read them
pearliest essay thereupon from the Christian P..
former, *Mich he proceeded to read, and west
through it.
The Rm. Anion asplard, a pitezet. r. A1444164%4 for I. 4
testaieig. zeal, 6•4 pants of &Willer. Is a orris pottli-bef
Ws is 11117. hot Mowed wog tomb:, to Wren up.. all
the coLoiettos of via owe wird. that she appUeotios of he:
poser sr the Nippon of Might*. dweitiseo. sod she omit,
of Metro 7 oisisk Is iirestly opposite to she spent t!
limpet, and to the esprit, as well es implied. Collsmasads ..f
1;1414
Aaoahrr carnotite Riskier, the Rev. Christopher 111')•111,
• sort eothled ammo of al ri 4iases. et pre' •
hooted. ors the senteet petsecoliso (.4e irdlrts of *pea •
whirl sushi tingle is the ears de MOAN

retortion shore all she atotherkles he bed mimed, not e •
ww.d. earellesi. she admirable ArrhltiMint eh .
thassh illing she high nice Anititishep of Castrato...
"4 "'VP,' set imOrdslisa. lay. end seen direesty eee.g
• with blasphemy.
Ms.. reedto• a lang retain from me of hb ienomt se ;r. •
terstkm and lestriMaare Mr. C. prneerded that -.r
essll bee cited atembMires pause. fr 411 every p.n M t I.
wersh etromerly *spree:rive st be. stibuereste aeJ repr..ba
thereof, sad elicit mad ant bet hare w.ltisrd pain .
olds the Jett, litre. se shatmester religion pendmi.ia
Wiest. most be fully ariesioled sub hi. great and
Attester.
Ilid • greeter %writ of time hors mir red to elope .lore be
hid yedeldey she boost .1 addle.. tea mem. or Ind M. .tem •
benbeesmore oe(,roldsg than they hod pr.ved Woe the
isf the terrines he OW watersow, • fry boas m tot It on t
hone es Mee! him se prealore mote .Mimes thaw h,. •
seared 10 env?, she mete of 'se Caw, all re saws tied Ir•
probating the prank, of peiscutiemi cud prorcsfrow Moo,
waiver. ad premed.% from the thoter•t sod chtef•-et
Ore vitae ti .11,9 Mod.
The spire penteessim.a hick .tatheil like inserter Mt*,
the mpoleeral glaaas of the taws e$ ass wet oily es be 4.4i.1
kends the lesol loisher of the Crseromere. wheate it e
monsismilly dragged froth. and denied I. silk wow is t e
looking MVOS. as elbrjelllte tees WINO the &isthmoid as • f
as ex•officie iskemstio .
Uttr. C. thee read • tropisms eaten foam a Ikea e 1 :* .
' Ihmire.)
pee sore tiatbority be vraeW rise. the timeliest cud sii.
piers Dr. Veriattes, is a lesser .Minted hos to .he e• •
bested Slaritessior• se a swage is its Cosilowalarin. lik. I .
waling of the Act of Tostreastsa, she Leeward Commem..s
loseeulogised the Stemless, sae 1.1 ofliiihobeth. posiAioe {, I
mod how immoral, any oaks Mould spesli ag:....
she Comms• Mayer.
A. a proof tef Ike powerful ellen wf the Rer„Dr.'s arawn,i•
he ottesl.o bee We July In..b•e.v.llwit Ulm IF.A.w, 1. •we •.• • •
'Miles of hi. l'ilanestarit.. ~net. 1....
robed upon. sod swotted s more lienal mod 111111ihrf illtieNtt• •
taldtm wf titre Ars of Ts/envie..
They 1111141104 l Rosen. as d people :n os.. ,
acre ever opperedvii (11111,011,1111/14, lbw .why sn toe :0100 .
et anwsdoests sktrret.ie is memo; Jeri.% 1., their tee,/ •
to protect the advocates ed free espretti• aof Upia a 5. a.; I t
the saves ale• Swans" of pose
It mimed to be totoosey with Attoesey•tireendi to brUe•
they otos do worthies Wm Aro drat of s.unry s Wet. •
foie had he been desszed foils by we i re.est
rd. se aSi object Fit the cootie ot bli practice1 A 4, le.
proweattos.
mbiaPkiimeotiTri.lbmeibedie:eoff:W4l'..l!:ftiefel;ntseellhaa44YriamildersPelid'isoi.:lll:ls::tiliflla."""ble:eke:dllisistaa46;rlJ:"'"ll7l.l:::.':::::?

t fora motto se eapresunn .
ind forbid that tie engsity slur
Restrained freekrbe filer of at tills If the tons of Lea . ai.h to be enentensoori I
P pine in the march." Ile thee read these match for 1.-ptime thus charm of 1.10, lai Ili., I
Fagg, which set out with sews re. I.tnk iato Germany, sod behold what lb. spi.it . (
evidences of aiental "otiosity, whkb l'm root Anvontes is defog fee tbat wive and t!e.
From the earliest to latest period 41 ter
ti taiwed people•
etwolders the OM for "bleb re o. lawns from Italy (aisle • Foroch p.
IlYen
se* tinned ibis feeling. the evils Pomace that Mr. Confirm la ..n his *ay to risk Ri
ear by wookiad in all 'noshes Princess of WALE., alth skew he It .a ea lark.es.vali
fatly se lavariably manifested by the deletion to telil.

ie Iff.rits.FlELDS" LOYAL
DRCLARATION.
—.....--

TO THE EIVTOR OF THE STATEI. MAN.
been faseerell milli a Paver, per-
iling to I. " Tllt DeCIAILAeIOri of the VITA',
and other licuA• ,
Nitwit*, of the PASiiii of Sr. fittaTtm Tila•
Fieuv4, ke Ike Giusti of Middlesex :" 1 say Is.
sassed..., iletor apron to have !loon but a very par.
Vial ilioriltelke of it among 'be parishioners ; and
aloof sl.l. moss diligent engulfs • nod ono allisdk lake.
4i4011 cox be fatted who wee presort of Me *swim
ay, or et the *meta* .f this Declaration, the .vi.
*dart in:entio• of wilish is*to entrap the lobahlttots
of this Parish into a libel swig the people of Eq.
1;o41; I will therefore avail msself of soar patriotic
Parr to refer • few remarks, In the hope of &-
Sassing so dark sad monsisaut • design.
I trust lkal my fenow.hthabitsets al the perish of
St. Martin are *eV, WS Aware of "Ibe bleselegs
which we derive frees' the Liws sod Coestbetion of
our coontry," than the declarers I. gamine ; bet we
@shark It to the good sense of Mir eeighboors, wire.
lief It geoid nt.'s be quit. as well to enquire lotto the
essomptiao of dal paw, "the{ the kiln elects of
ihrleace end Ciafaele tie overly employed I. dimly
show Ifienorgs„*
Perhaps few of the inhabitants of Nis errantry me
Ueonnt that *spirit of disceetent is most esteasisely
lyievalver rlareesbeet their realms; of this fset the
iehshitartes of St. Mania must be as folly aware as
every other Iteglifhleau. Is it, however, wide,
that there as be so other legitimate cause for those
discootants then easy at the Washes, we enjoy
We shall hardly do justice to serseites If we rely
too confidemtly upon these decision, without calling
upon them to enlighten es epee this topic by the
restagieg that has cordected thee I. their coo-
elusion.

With the views that we hate loci awe beta forced
to take oss this subject, we, as well as the Vicar
Cberchwardess. sod other declarers, have long heti,
rases ts to lament the distresses which the retorts of
peen" seem. *sly to have aggravated. Had we
thought it sight to hive mud. .p an apisloo for the
inhabitaats of this Parish epee this subject, before
we could have rapeseed our " settees appreheashe
red deep stshorrence" of what was passing seder nor
obeertation, we should have felt ourselves hosed to
have taken au enlarged view of this question; sad is
that case we should have felt that the discontents
grisly( out of then diattesses might hate been take
as likely to derive their Mildew* from such bacon.
amities as the Lisboa jab, sod the Doke of Vona**
salary for performing a filial duty, as from say wicked
biaithei the people caa have la favour ef sedition
publications.
We can have no objection to the Vicar, Church.
wardens, and other declarirs pretties themselves en-
titled to credit for us mean religion sod loyalty as
they lay deist to ; but it does sot appear to es that
either religious or loyalty would be worse served,
or that they would osier any disparagement, if the
Ministers of Religion sad the Ministers of the Crone
wet* to set somewhat in the spirit of the sulkies
which they profess so much seal for, by jest non
shooing a spirit of conciliation towards a people
whose Inner sod distresses have aroused teenage
which kludging might okay, bet which protection
eau sever subdue.
It it wish grief we observe he the midst of all their
pnsesuisms to religion sod piety, that instead of soy
thing like the mild spirit of "peace soul geeei•aill
tesserds ace," es discover coding distinctly bet
what appears to es a " iced &terminal's" to male.
Isle oil the eirreptiee sod abuses of mal.administrerr
lion. This so regret, without goyim ose word to
advocate any attempts that may be meths to over.
throw or destroy any portion of hipping, to which
we may bate &soloed, or to prejudge the question,
whether such designs do, or do not esist ; for if such
designs really are le being, we know of gto coarse so
likely to glee them • general prevelnes as • hard.
beetled sad unfeeling determinative ea the pert of
the lisle's sad the rich to persist in the course of is.
ggsgiesatry which they have hitherto reined towards
the people's complaiatt ; awl beam., if each &Agog
hens so etiolates bet in the reekliag cooseienees of
then who participate in the fruits of public pleader,
we know of ao tending se likely to "iterate them as
a Ilippeat determinating to prejudge the gentles,
without beating all that can be said open it with
calmness sad Patient.
We are not disposed to soder-Me the sympathises
that the Vicar, Cherchoorden, sad other declarers
pro use to have foe the saireilop sad distresses of
our population RIM the period of peace ; yet we pm.
net forget that these sufferings have continued for a
period 44 four realised that they no a try little
more than a southwest, of distresses that had hardly
bete boost& for a period of her penkses yens;
sod we cahoot help thieltiog, that the sympathies of
our Geo.') end spry classes would ink quite as
&Wore, it ri . ere disentend in some attempts to re.
node persons of then reek from whbdrewleg the
tomatoes derived from Ilse Is. oar aid of our
distressed sod woilestrittos glosses let* foreign coon.
tries, to Row der them away in ostestation pteriii-
ties, as it den • 1,•• only seen though this sod skid.
hr
attempts to 'loader the w.n.irrpooded sespoluse
of the people, et having no other mists &as Gana-
noel& discootent said a seditious spirit.
Wt think the Vicar; Churchwardens, and ether
declarers slight to have met their fellow-parishioners
is the church, or tome other confident place, god
frankly discussed the whole question, es the toast
likely swaps to hate preserved gobrokes " the bead
of order god tramoillity."
1 em, Sir, pier obediest Servant,
AN IN IiAIIiTANT.

known* kunst.— A rantroetable fentslo, tho
daashirr of a shipke•swe, N Poltearyattoet, and
who is govirroass Of Vpi S. nursery maid in a family In
Siosno.si riot, stremp.td hPr life as Tonally morn•
hog. tfhotetlegg to hoe ebarabor after walking eat
with ilia eldldelfa, and-being ablest from broadest,
n lomat went to cell bet, when she fined
Icor .....telood aorta the bed, is rrei agony. A sat.
gt.,. • f.,r, mod it was diseoliore4 that elm
trot. •:,, r• 310 gill WI lotion a wins ghes of atellie arid.
rm.., (let Pen-.olta were adipiaimerml, bst Ed fester.
day rovapbinoal • diegrms• 0115. Dearmitit by a
lover if IBM to be the caste of the ritimet.

Alk

NUISANCNS ON

Ilt TR.'

AD.IOI/ItllD 1111.17M1T.
Testordsr, the adjoins/A Lenient es the body of
John Maraud (the little bey who vu drowned on
Saturday senssighs. by (alliog of a float of timber,
%opposite Statute Wall) was held at the Bell p•blie.
hoots, Cbesch.street. Lutbeth, before Messrs. Jan-
MITT (father sod ams), u Corower.fer the county of
Sauey ; oboe oaerei 'lbw *hums were esurieed
es to the Ismodlate nature of the aubleat. Awns
them were Mr. Kest, lite comedian, late of Drury.
tau Theatre; Limit. Jahn liau kiss, sad several
Miser persons, who rurally sue it as their opinions
that the deceased might hate bees oiled bad it net
bees for the timber.

The Jury then wished to have 'videos* before
these, to show whether she timber had bees placed
there levity or not; sad Jackson the constable,
wu directed to call ••••••-•• Howell, Esq. the Wet.,
&Sir; bet be returned, saylar that Mr. Howell
was gone; he had bees in attendance, bet lodine he
was set legally seemoned, he did eel choose to wait.
Cps, *ovary, it appeared that the esostable(pes-
-01,15 from ignoramus.) had seersoolad hint as a Juror
bowed of a sanest. lie was then directed to call
Mr. Nelson 9 sod It appeared that he else had takes
the liberty 61 withdrawing. Ike Jery were eel.
deafly such surprised at this dressestancittOpeclslly
as the Inquest had been adjourned almost eettly wish
a slaw to the essabination of these two persons, sod
they asked the Caresser whether he Geoid not base
enforced their attendance ? The Coroner replied,
that it appeared their absence was entirely ionise to
the irregular weenier in which they had bees sum.
wetted, and it ass too tato them to remedy this. lie
thee Informed them, that is eonseisence of what
had transpired en the first day of this inquest, he
bed waited opera Mr. Newness, the Solicitor le the
Ceeperation of London, on the 'object of their asp.
posing these floats of timber to be • noinace, isrpro.
petty connived at by the City, and that it was the
duty of the Lord Mayor, as Conservator of the
Riser, I. eve thews removed i • when Mr. Newman in.
ss formed him, that the asitsee, if it was one, was
steeled by his Grace the Archbishop of Ceaterbery,
M claiming the right ef leggin the whole of that
Awe, sod rho timber Urethra been placed there by
his lessee& The City, however, he said, maid to
coolest this tight with his Grace ; sad he tbooght,
in the meantime, that further amplify on the pert of
the Inquest naiad be altogether stakes.
After some further conversation,
Mr. Censer, a dasher-merchant in Stangete.street,
was called, sad, ie sourer to qemtiees from the
Jery, he stated, that the timber, fres which he en.
demised the deemed had fella, ley in a dock,
which he end his partner held ow lease from theAreh-
bishop of Casiesbory. lie paid se snaosi rent for
it. sod his family hod held it far • somber of years.
lie knew nothing of the death of the deceased bet by
'tansy, sod he bed net blows of more the, two
penes. beim; drowned liworrgh follies a his bets
of timber.

Ile ass asked sere ether ironies. es de eeideet
railer Archbishop's de* to groat lima levees, which
wave set answered.

The Comets thee bevies made a short eemeimet
ow the emigrate, she Jury retired, sad, sew about
half as boor's iteiteeramioe, returned the fellowieq
verdict :—" Drimenedfsers . fleet of timber mew-
ed to As river Thews, to iwagereenty,
and sidowfally king there, aid isfenril so to lie fa
the Lag'e highway. by Ow legged of the night
lloswerrobut the Lord Myer. es Colsorreetor of tho
ricer Thema, .r his ailsero--• *wised of Aft)
pasta."
The Gamine, bourne, refused to remise this
realist, ellegieg, that as as esideece had twee be.
kee elms to oho. his Lordship's celpability, sod
a .edict mould he illegal ; sod be recommeeeed
limo to Mate simply the wooer is which the de.
tweed came by his death ; *tidies, they thee&
proper, a request l. Comma. to penes a resew.
Masco to tbe Corporative so the subject. Mr. Jas.
tura, me. added, 66 The Lord Mayer wield laugh
at such a •rrdlst as you base monied, Geode-
mos." •

a' Up.o my wont, Mt. Comm," sepal s Jens
" IS sight welcome to laugh at ow, for I limbos;
levities et Aims Wesel mostaotly kw is last sit
woods"

This report's naked pretty immoral looghter sod
Ober Immo further esovetsailoo, the Arty mired to
moulder their verdict, aod they roomed with it as
before, agape that they .ow alleged It tn be ihelr
opiadom Hest the Huber was illegally Owed in the
Riser by the aegis/ ditto Lord Idayor,• he. The
Cosenza, however still declined in reales It, sod
at I..gih, Ayr say hid tithed s third time it was
ntorood as follows I-46 Drowsed frees s :flea
Uab.r improper', mad ilimegermuly mowed ta ike
River Thaw. Disilend on the timber, N. Tilt
Jury, is &lived% their tetdiet, earnestly *vested
the Comer to panel the strongest res•••frisse
possible to the Ctwpotttion too the sabiost, ithish he
sissredliaa he .humid cortaialy snood to.

PIOVIDINTIAL 61611P1L-00 %ridgy eight, as as
old mast, who was assist/ aloe/ the bask of the
Tames, weer Batteeme.beidse, offer dart, safer-
teestely missed the regales. path, Wag swatted by
a lamp•light opposite at the wiedlog of she path, seer
I the Swats Tavern, sod he walked right towards
riser sad fell ie. It was shoe mostly fell tide. lie
dm% to a pest to which beiges are mossetimes fas-
tened, sad celled set testily for help. Far mina
time be bud brew distinctly heard by the passengers,
het as sump of shot kind aro (revised, heard
from idle boys,s ee notice had bees taken of it, till
at hit two' adies and • Gentleman pained Dagen,
'Oldies at Pimlico, were Solaced tote to the Issols,
etrectiviee it le he real dittoes,. awl famed the pow
at.. nearly eabsested. The Gelidness loosened
woe of the beats at the stairs, mid peolied tewevtla
him, the witermen basing all gese, M seecesoied
is sighs, the peer man's life. sad afterwards eon.
aged biro hew to his residence le CherelulanP,
Where it appeased be was going whoa he mistook his
!way.
Srame %Ks ritAte.—After meets trwiiiile Red *X.
pone, fiptiOg at length got him she &won't's half
of the derolit, whirl bees.. r for felt in bias, in c.o.
imghesce Of Neite being enable to sect Ma; sit. ISI

[INDUCT OF Wilt II ITRCROINI trent PRI-
SOR IiRS.

Mammas. moose —A perms, of mopes:labia ap.
monism, completion* to the LORD Mayon .pleat s
maim mooed Davie, who it congaed ie Whitman.
ergot Primo. sod 'pima moral saber Prisoner',
sr hasjag 'Mostly maenad him, and takes from
hi. by force his watch, to moseqoesse of his ha.
ability to pay what are called weird does.
The Complalsoot said be had bun arrestod and
tattoo to Whiteeross-street Prison, where samba

of Primmer gathered rented him and demaaded 16s.
foe ward dem. He told them be was wholly usable
to pay the deemed. Having arranged matters is a
satisfactory maser with his creditor, he obtaised his
liberty ; bet before be quitted the Prises, the
Steward of the ward, • fellow aimed Davis, and se.
viral ethers, came up to him, seised him with greet
vieleecev sod cried Get " Carry hhn to the pump,"
sad placed their hoods violently over his eyes, after
which they scratched his watch from • Ills pocket, in
doles which they broke 'herbals. The Complaisant,
who sustained meth bodily injury from this .welt,
immediately complained tv Mr. Thacker, the Go.
' eerier of the riotous end robbery committed open
hint. Mr. Matt severely reprimanded Davis and
ibe other Primmers of the ward, and procured for
the Complaleurt his watch. This interposition of
Mr. Thacker war sot coorldered sellieleet, and the
Complains.', et the suggestion of the Governer, ap.
plied to the Lord Mayer, it being the motorises pnc.
lice of malty of the Prisoners to !rest every perms
who was enable to give them sun with the greatest
creel'''. Amongst other thins, they were in the
habit of stripping poor fellows of their clothes.
The Leto MAYOR said, he had hoard freqemst
complaiels spigot moor of these Nursers who
called themselves "Gentlemen," sad were le the
habit of 'rides most lesolent letters to him, at the
same time that they were actin to those &boot them
with the most rellianly violence and cruelty. "
shall armlet'," said his Lordship, " assist pee as
mach as I can is bringing these fellows to punish.
meat : sad shall, es soon as i no, lodge detaisen
egoism them imesedistely ; for I dare say sem. of
those Gentlemen will be Malin int try.arsd.hy sorer
the insolvent Act." His Lordship thee applaud •
day for taking an rumination at the Prisms epee the
ecusion.