The Statesman.
London, England, 1815-04-06 00:00:00

THE STAitESMAN.

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origin and management of the present superannuated her late onfirtaioot • husband, in toiroton"liitil every ATTEMPT. Itl')yrtift, off. CROWN
Letter-Carriers' Fluid, she implores your Lordship Letter-Cartier ru'thei Metropolis, te coatis* .tber eat. • ti
- PROM 'TN& I%9WEit. •
to wtegh 'hem fully and impartially, and bestow on gin, plan• 'lied etinageitent of the 'etrieitinneated PP 1 . ".1411110..- CROWN•
them that deliberate consideration, which they will fund, and she tiongdently trusts, driddi all the dr Lawassra-rannie Peatec•osetec.—WedandaT.M
ht. ions was Wore Sir Da N ISL Wit.t.tA es. aw.
assuredly be found to deserve. For a vast number cemstwatcee of her distressing case, that your Lord- roe* a s=resasmisatiaa, d►artrd with MI Hit li!
of yen, and op to 1807, in what are termed the ship will be dliposed to allow the propriety and .talK
wee die King's Craves from the Tower, au today the $ *Si'
farmed-walks, the Letter-Carriers who were allowed lice of her claiins on that fend, , le*.
supernumeraries received from the latter a certain , And your Petitioner, as in duty bound, . 1 ' Elizabeth Eloise Rocklin!, *piny. keeper of the regalia in
I the Tower, Eloise
thn► about one o'clock is the istbeeiseme ►►f
sum per annum, l►aiJ quarter)},* it sum wits fairly
. 'dwhich .I Will ever pray, the day raeiwinarg the Primmer cams and welted t• owe die Ire-
MARIA WOOD. : gatia.--the moral charge mode tor, s•rb eshibitio• is e
proportioned to the produce of the walk, and there-
N 0.2 Angel-coact. Great Wit:death-etre* ht. ilillames, . pew,. .but the Prisoner having ofers d a shilling. and sitte:mespl.:
fare varied in its amount from 801. to 311. yearly.— ' Di.cemb,,,. 30, 1814. 1 . . 'her, from her appearance, to be a s•ld~'s wife, Ml'
TIIIS money was collected quarterly by the head , t• take it. She prateedetta show leer Ike regalia io tie
I ospector, who was allowed for his trouble 6d. in S LAVE TRADE:. - . ' . al way, until the canto to the litit, Vivi*, the camas this
•ir remained la a raw, aid is never la •aet I lire.srmed the
the pound, and the whole managed with fairness I _-,..-- ' • case, nod heti te with both hards.an **ledge of at eget,'
The Papers Mattes to the Slave TrMW WN• Ipeit *hen she Wsh °Meted thdissyllellsti___lns'aelt,!rd P.1111;$11
Mr-
and puitlicity. En the beginning of 1807. there were ; the " alai mis-
printed and- presented to.the Hoot. etcllehebiaill.v-.4rtiewel'l 'bias had Titt PPOr .i... A .' wig -
'lir ' Letter-Carriers se-
-taut ' -- - ' " Niceties, bar of she failing!

1 • MIDDLESEX SESSIONS,

STOPPING MALL CALINCIIP.

Daniel Callagloan was indiFtad ,for a Tit:deist es.
sault on Mr. Lawless, and iseprianning him la the
toll•housa at Tyburu-gate, es the Ist at Avg
last.

The Defendant pleaded &sag, and arged as ea
excel* that he had beau rejoialas thetsugh the day tot
was vary much intoxicated.
The Court sentenced tam tp six eseaths isamiseg.
meat and hard labour in the House *I taro**.

POLICE:
Viistaar Devig wes brougm

on the old 'establishment three . - --- . 6iA
The following document, containing the trader,
personeated, each of whom received 26%. per
of the Powers who signed the Treaty of Paris, is the
annum, and this Fund was raised by a contribution,
•
. most important. •
. made•• exclusively by the Junior Letter-Carriers, DECLARATION. •
at the rate of four shillings per week. The "am" ; The Plenipotentiaries Of the Panels who shelled
of these. Junior Letter-Carriers were regularly stock the Treaty of Paris, the 30th of May, 1814, Yet
up in the Inspector's office, where every one con- sembled in Congress :
cerued, had at all times a fair opportunity of tic- laving taken into consideration that the:traffic
quainting himself with the total amount of teceipts, known under the name of -the Aftlemillaverirade
and of.their application. Such were the regulations has been -regarded by jest-sod enlightened 'men of
which prevailed at the general Posf-Officts up to eisi ages, sts martini to the peintipies of kentanitr
April, 1807, .atut against this system not a iniemar and of onlverial toorality;.,that the pastiest** cis-
wes Neard,-..411 the Letter. Carriers, to arean, wire coeseteaes to *high Ibis ss'ingc e 1 {y origin, and.
emended. The benefits were as nearly as,possihle the difficulty of abruptly• jute erupting .hy pre re*,
- equalized, and the birth:lls fairly proportioned to base; to a certain derep.4esistajd, tip. oliest" o coo- ,
the-power to bear them. This system, which had , tinning, k ;.bucthaa,b,spespis rp}atiersenieni ill all
• see long and ntiriPHY.tatitfilld all Portents in any du" ,civilized count/lees hat.ilemmoded that it. should be
.-•-•gree interested in its continuance, appeared, it melee ~.appresoeds as soon as possible; that sines tbe,clin.,
to some gentleatesilis the Post-911c,, so very defec- ; radar and 4419 details of this traria bona been bett.;4
tire and imperfect; that they resolved, from the best iimoire4 and the wile of *very •sert . which ages*.
• 'of motives, no deebt, to intioduce an entire new 91 i ponied it, completely unveiled, several Eurapeass
• tem. • The y began by forming something like' a" I Governments hue* resolved to suppress it; awl ',that,
estimate of the gross sum produced, yearly in MICR.; eugaesiairely, all powers .possessing cologies in dif-
walk, including in their calcolation the (001mq/cant parts of t Teak have aelsgoirlidgPti, *het
shillings a :week the Letter-Carriers receive from thief by leetlislative Acts, or by Treat4l4mnd other formai
Crown, which is a permanent income, with the pro-
~agesements, the obligation and necessity of sib°.
duce of his Letter-Bell, the little presents made hies &ling it; that by a separate Article of the last
• by quarterlf houses for early letters, and the interns I may of Path, Great Britain and France engaged
from his Christmas-Box, i species of income Which . to unite their efforts at the Congress at Vienna to
must naturally be ever fluctuating and uncertain.— I engage all the Powers of Christendom to pronounce the
Proceeding on this absurd, because fallacious data, l universal and definitive abolition of the Slave Trade;
i
they levied soch sum upon each walk as they conjec. that the PlenipOteatiaries assembled at this Congress'
tured bore some proportion to its gross produce, i cannot better honour their mission, fulfil theie duty,
varying from fifty pounds to even four yearly. This i e„d'inanifest the principles which- guide their hogust
tax produced the first year, the sum of 21421. leas-;isorereigns than by labouring to realise this en.
ing a surplus in tt•e hands of the managers of no less.lgagement, and by proclaiming, in the name of their
than 6001. ?sore than could be possibly required law-r !Sovereigns, the desire to put an end to a accoargetv
the superannuated lips. Doll as this prolific source of 1 which has so long desolated A frica,degraded Europe,
annual supply has been kept open for seven years, land amicted humanity.
it is quite clear, there ought now to be somewhere a I The said fieeipotestiaries have agreed 61
surplus seven times larger than the last-mentiesed their deliberations as .to the means of *camas:.
bum, or in other words 42001. Hitherto the state- i ing so salutary an object, by a solmou declaration if
went proceeds on sure grounds, resting ow_ solidi the inciples which have guided them in this meek.:
...

ast ihsinai thrust hie baud throng* \
or
grmenx pi„red them sod wierzuggthfue•thamlaigt VIII lit its the Office by Donaldson, charged with commile •
the crown, pulled with glVili V ,o gm•
1 several robberies in the VA ef Covent-garde, Tkei.
mg
Witness put her hand at the top of the hew and bolts* of Me
Crown, to preserve it, white Me Isvitionet kept strugglisgwith tre, on Tuesday night. 00 Marching the Prisoner
still greater vieitmee b• lie it away. The streatilli•meelred , property bei.„gin In ab.• minima Heitautine, a sat.
far Minot live ,readies. tind she at length got the Crowe em
her gnus.. SWIM.* pet the Crown tit' a distance behliii her, vage.gardens, pear Tamer-MN end Mr. Parry, ism
and ,moult .1 rake host of the earnest 'emelt the Prise me, 'stationer, of Cook!aloart, Grey-street, was foetid
aessii
(tiviederi.forybts;:iistemethe
ir.sedV.ikke7prilielgowiPsii
.ti jibe:lt:allot. astee:mlae"tbfnier opon bite.—The ?Atones. was co smutted for sumac,
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.svitotsrelito.d..nrariszittmunaliisl.lookailimaerythe Prisnaerwas
foialleidsi-
'llll'.. he/04, there were aloe emir wipers. 10 the straggle ne-
_,
most *kneel seethe Isrlsetter, there were two bees of the 111/11 Sophia,
CCreern 'Woken ewe. the setter; w Mint of • pearls was al .0 i isers and address, were charged before Mr. CRAM
• brake% which rolled upon she Sow, use inside the railing, acts with being concerned in stealing a grist ion.
and some eittide, where the Prisoner web. Them were stibse-
;pettily *liked up by she witorti, awl-led by the Onverner. i city of . books, the property pf Mr. °rale, of the
The Prisoner being called lips. 50 her defence, said Mat she Boreeik.
ti
spurs, single woman. residing at No. 3, Unima-anti. Apollo- i
br:Ornm stated, that the upper pert hi s h onto
cadent t she Was a milk-*astir, and had a Kiri of abetitthir- !
lea, years stage, her daughter, *Alit% -writ, her; she wawa had for a considersble time been let tarnished to Mr.
Askew, -*hut, In June last was, together with big
wiflow, her hothead, who was& laboariagmaa, had bee* dead
convicted of a conspiracy against J. King
ehatt:sieven years; is lot acquainted withasoldier, nor wks .
King,
she . In company with one, •tor at the Tower in her life he- wife,
brie the day its nestles. Wag asked by the Magistrate Why •Esq. from that time their apartments had been left
cases" far roes home, she replied she very often wait to i„ the tore of Sophia Durant, who wis goveeness to
rtate„
rent to buy sak herrings.
to the Mr. Askew it children ; Mary Heath, and a womaa
~ •
. said the Magistrate, what iodised! yon to gn
'Buret-••A. 1 mast as Fritiar..pommely 10 ICC the lions, tle ~tamed hurley, remained with her as servants.--
see was with me-1 those went to see the crown, '
pastels Amongst other property in the ti cots stye pied
Q. How case you lo that article few the Keeper ?
:A. 1 thmtekt it a pity Met .so valuable& Ming should tweak by Mr. Askew, belonging 10. Mr. 'Orlin, was tress.
there while halfshe maim was Serving for want of bread I I ry com g isii„ of Omit 500 eeiroti.
In February
wished also at the time, is take the whole of what was these, , .
and Rite it but the-public! last Mr.: Orem expressed a wish to glassine it, and
Q. Vi lin told Swo to do thit;Wr who • ilst:l4 pet that geed on being permitted to.da so, had• the. mortifiCation to
thought in your heed?—A. limed oo adeMer whitteeer. Mid ISO itilomes missing. Mr. Orate it this time
.
Jeremiah Brett, one of the Chief Coiables,itepthed to bar.
Jag taken the Privates into (lowly. When be Wes coney* seid•nothhi of the discovery he bad made, bat soh.
sequent esleiries•caused his suspicion to attach to getaway So the coach, be AMIN hie Irby she hid nsade an
seelliscs° seise" 'sr 11014" the crown, end why she sight Miss Durant ;.Mary Heath, and the other servant,
net es well have laid hole of use of die lions !—lllse replied, see
was not such a lout. sheasielesbeitor that that. Hurley, who is not in custody. He accordingly
ifoon‘lseielt abed by lic illeSieseleie to state a little IsSeefer- had them apprehended, and brought before Mr. Chao:
tieularly who she was, me se obi was a Welch Woman, fetus
•
the kounereeClatirewthen, sue Wth Wert brought op is the pria- bees.'
c2=Af. des Church let lingthad. Abort tea nests Uoco. she , •The emly evidence against them •was a girl of shoat
some from Mr. Henry il"Vs;'.. gir A Ps" Iti eaof
art;;;;"1011 a irorge years ago ballfailiall ii Which Y 111 age, who had also lived , sortie with
she resides abd which Wrathy cost het )50L She was Whyte Mr. Askew; but she prevaricated so much in her to.
paid 150/. Her OW bailee. alkd emlll9rtY Iwert 001enfreiVo_gf. timony, and, on enquiry was found to be of se pro.
by eketmeen. elleeetieeCAe. manlier Joteere flied ei Aka(cha i that A -
tu 300.. ! bisiperer And may idek df kihe co,*„ eon e a rat er, eMs emirate did not cow
she SON h. assn heave only impanel by. ithathots,4alftady • sitier her testimony =sufficient ground on which is
0404 Was not recant Itat sisernmaraelji • fif.. ,Pfor.idiai i detain the Ptiachigis, and they were accordingly tn. '
the the maw wadi then: ' . i
&Mu keeper SI . idmi *him ,thesi lciwirsfed
_ _ -

facts that are susceptible of aemonstration; bet u
to the application of this immense balance, thus

prit
Folly authorised to such an act, by the unmasks*,
adherence of their respective Courts to the printipleii

.; the Orb/OW -A*
cal Md. ant it witarthat he arattabief kiall',l4olooll, +Wongin#4Tlffitot,eitiiipect4 :pet isoro
adore Su uu UR" l4 • WM I know si aattil
derkre "Willies.. vele!: befuß oreL7•l,-ggenr•• - - w 16461146;
'Primary - MOW '

wrung frein the hard labour of a metitorioas class sot I announced in the said separate Article•of the Tres- It
men, nothing can be known, for no board or paper lof Paris, they in consequence declare, In the fate ad
is stark up to account for the expenditure, and nn- - ; Europe, that, looking upon the universal . Abolition' :: OLD
Letter-Carrier Is teen permitted to enqeire into Its of the Slave Trade, as a measure particularly worthy f• ;I -reseinsa=s•
application; any attempt to pry info a mutter noel of their attention,
conFortnylle to the spirit of the • )11Xli ,
so *sigh cone:nes the Letter-Curio/4 there is mama age, sod to the vasfailui„capias a war atom So. The Restelo%
ow tit
to believe, would by some means or other, be verges, they are animated with a timers desire let fehant Na kr utilised .
quickly sereeeded by his dismissal. •
__:_., essocer, by every means in their power, in the most attlovirety 4 elltjAhsel. Surproa,,
. Your Petitioner need barfly at out to eel` . iwompt end effectual execution of this measure ; and. rj„, fiessZarewjanafeueleaww,beettlia, pock _.. /1J1...... —_ _
Lordship the absurdity and injustice of such a system'. :to actin the employment of those means. with all the inithis hone. behold ac rettleoce at Na. St Paths. obi of •theds to be hits plopeittyr‘i.The Prisoner tree
-Income which is fixed and permanents is blended i zeal end all the perseverance which so great and goad 114:Anemia Waft a keel tritTee.ii:ratall as tear which. *talk" e'll., eivlaii-cormnitteld. •• - '- • ,•' :- .
with that which must be fluctuating and uncertain, u cease meats.hii .he seat_ groddihb to Ute, house fill* Preserotos * en. -77 is .
~. quire about thedeany or. Me Vane. &a. 'ant to request penob. I
and upon this irrational basis an estimate is made, Too well informed of the sentiments of their bow um,. have a gristle die Park.. The Prossemoe's rennet rose
and an assessment arbitrarily levied, of upwarits
of two thousand pounds annually. In the nexthe saw the Primer god awerher Its at tee moor.-
',reigns not to foresee, that, however honourable Paw to Park-lase du vest sournittgOr the *lt anti,
&sired Mel**, might be takes to Bowel Usury stablos
: May be their object, they would not pursue it with-
place, all other funds known in England, collected to the trial (where toe said he Wk. tie *ern out a just regard to the interests, the habits, sod
ill The
for similar purposes, ihothei called Tontines or , eaan the prejudices of their subjects ; the said Pim& i• Fie; sent "a kis 4w4
e,"peryablew at reels , days' to
Benefit Socities, have articles written or printed, ' nomotiectea at the nine time acknowledge, that this do pze4tete
or, p_
which, to use his own words, et Irstsoreeti hid i
which define the terms and explain the conditions i geoerdr
Period ; eye" 'and " w°64"e to 33, Instead
lo of
Prosecutorng N i
on which the subscriber can claim relief. Mire, • declaration should not prejudge the
which each particular Power should look • upon as , les% thecosec bea:Wr bone since. e°,4e wow was but abase hit
and here only, all is uncertainty. No length the espedieut for the definitive Abolition of the traffic es hour in ilowe's livery stables,. mat so far fro* the Primmer
of serrice,-neither age, infirmity, nor accident, in Slaves. Consequently the determination of the , trine lay mood q horse there. he who clot -eeoo hooofo to
giro the poor Letter-carrier a" right to declare period when this traffic ooght universally to tea i lard &moonstone laid down the law, diet to ohtthl the
himself on the fund,-all depends solely on the cm- will be ate object of negostiaticm between the different I Intiseby tread aoduleceptioa, -widow actual oak, coustitoted
price, and discretion of those who have been pleased powers; it beteg, bowery, well understood, hat may
to charge thentselros with the meoegeirost 4 site : eillitToDenoatillitina het public justice in view la this
me miens proper to ensure and accelerate its progeein titian, ereeeemeeeed.the prisoner le the merciful coati- i
whole concern. It is a just and salutary Nuke to,i
a; I 1 shoeld-be neglected • and that tbe•reeiptvall iingegpsi divine of the Court.
to masa of twenty-four, was '
annex responsibility to trust, and this has been "" l asset oostractud by ;he present Dmlaration between
tee ish,„l,ll,,fty",al ,iiiugun nee wiiii,,,, a doe Amer
venally adopted in every other case •i-tfot stein,* the by
who have takes- partial it, should Wei tee years of age. The . Colossi for the prosecutiOa sohnsitted I
or trustees, are compelled bylaw to readargt
_.-1161.111,a,,_ . be hanaldided as- fulfilled *alit the moment . whin • to, me wheats, that the minor under tea 'ears of age
times, a faithful Account to the subicribesif an ems- complete
.segosis. shill hire wormed, their woitssi sent to. ,r66:0
ease ezn ottor Pretio,tereittaramtaoewglleseoefeetcanwimii;tl
sties received and expended on swoons mit the ?Mid, amts.
..
.... i , . 4tli4TYProsecetris was a child roe week under die agge_ef•tras
... . .. .. .
and twgive security for the trust which the: ill/Writ
have reposed in them. Of the Letter-terriets Pond ,to en the dribeedoetioes of &some,
n the said Pie- !'orpoirr, be alleged her by theloressior snow oilvee. Oa* as' I
no account is ever rendered-there are No cheeks ; sipeteutieries latter themselves they shall engageigll *shed aollorstiestolltgalata, *dime fro* tkoralttita Cm**
provided against rossible abase, white Unmake ea Mr Delia obese be accomplished his
All - - A•_2- - '1- - - ',. Is 1 other Goversounts, and particularly those sage' hilt esbeerworre' sil tbej:"1“11 to re' lea any fattier partienters, by
secured to possittlt. cupidity. othec er....er.aL_lss...- abolishing the traffic ill slaves, have already Madi- ishfre decestey woulsl he Wooded. The child gave her evades*
blishments are supported by the voluntiry
e•O''''' i fasted tie .sacra sentiments, to rapport them *his *ode.
_,lVlltPtlnt_ ,of ertertuld shamel which. excited. *emote
trons of the members, but here, there is not a slate ;
their mileage in a cause, of which the final triumph I Inci by, rscant
A"--- 66' brSidEs I
uaaab ke rectvwerZi eldritted Mt,:
from Wappiug to Westrniestor, w • will be one of the
Itge'' Her-Carrier, greatest monuments of the age the iiterfereote of Lod Ers.sitaonetrint. She welot hitterly,•
does not execrate the power that compete him to sup- I jtichundertook it, and which shall have elorineety' sod or° "'lee "'heti ()lit d Call" to recover ItOeself• 'ne nt"
11l .
~.. - sonar wee foiled Cioiky-tkathi • - • • • . •
port a fund, by which he deems himself pleadered. carried it Into complete effect, . . ~‘ ii. A beery iniacrasot, a workketme.pimper, was aseitatly colt-
s ori oppressed. On its first eitabliihmeetr lite tat-, violas, Feb. 8, lillb. . . • ,:. skied of a crw at which mime dmettrrs, note quote et Me
. „
ter-(carriers petitioned against it, and tiltivt'l---- -"t ' ' ' *''.! 4 evidence coo h the eal sate:
_ .
may lie supposed to anderstand their Owe • 'The following highly interestintMoillioiet . Illeabeett Ifsalltirtras *Om* talWkata tot twdheu! gam%
quite as well as the projectors of the nett sclailae; glad dub *early- reside fereeffilicitiOn t--die ..belit,Yl,eirerit •4,encrilig ifflualsill".l"fir 4/(011411!' kl
toey petitioned in vain. be Narrative of the Invasion of Frdnee In, tBl4;bi 1
? „
Your Petitioner need not remind your Lordshlp,' M. Da armature; Author of The' History Of the ,-, " i'd,....L. • - `l'srl 'fi "'II'. • ' -. • *:•.
war
HU. Iliretail WAWA* one tits that the public have a deep Interest in the honesty ; War ilf La Ventke : a work which will doelittess '
of ‘'Wer
..Inn, 71'117 ••• k i. ..i .i.,.
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areof NA.
of your Letter-Carriers. This is that view 'of the i eirhibit the most extraordinary events, end the moot: zd'ia"wntt °r°"efritr--7.7•"'''''`r-”- - - v.,/
• iiion from Elba. ,efiaa4nts. espy iaL it s-•
subject which in importance surpasses ill ' others.-- ' affecting incidents that were ever ptodocid by the • ''°
~,i•plim f.,...,. FAA'
en,. s•
*they not only contribute to this food, bet what op..' sword of war; or recorded by the pen bf history.-- i. • a
.a P.M •
pears equally absurd and arbitrary, they'ari &bird The second and cosicleding volume of the valtsablel ' tk. 'Fliers the hoseetibi'infistisinft you, that: Bo.'
with the Income Tax, on only a regular Obi& to nave& of Pr rarer Licornrermr in Soiltherti warairea has left ibi frilmal df Elba•esr Sendai. e'itt• 1
fourteen shillings per week. These grinalecenic. ' .ilfrica.-ftwoWiispe q 'holy,` Eaglined, end Arno. I , aing, with all' the tree,* and •raverrys that were at.
tines base made Woe-tenths of them so Poet lid rica,„ by M. assultinmditii/to.-;.•Also by the sate tutted to him. Be'. hesleft Monsieur rahrt, mho'
distressed, that with the almost frugality, they can distinguished writeri •411s1flistoricitt, Patted_ 1 ail *es Mayor; and eiee VflitClittoberlitins. itearker•?
scarcely maintain themselves, and End emu bread for Moral Essay on Adler, Ander* dot Maillve*--1 sloe 'of the IlliesitE"With( •tbisill'ek'nf (kg:OM of &V
their children. ' They are placed inle lineation *here; In censequeoes it the resurrection, of the Cemliminc, (jade at Porto Prniejli -"luslted Mai tilt were his
they are exposed to such temptations, as under even; Tyrant, the -wonderfutintiresestfist attbsulledbillikkil intrietion to thireitd- •liteintif • egifust the Allied
easy circumstances it might beheld merited's* to re- ' terprise, and thud Nader; deparreT of the stifiseiiiiitil. Ilittroks ? • end he' thistied; a Chit If: be .had, • the
'WI but which hi a state of poverty and distress, it Bourbons, a meet eittraortifia ,ry dental& for the Ws Os he would int give eptlie phitti•fitit &Ns.;
would be deemed almost mirdculous to sermemet.-- ' Carrier, Mole, air, Sew, navelkr, Pilot, ankF sewn, osite' life inideri? lie has left siollseAllorsi-
Justice and sound policy therefore, alike demand that Statesmen Evening Newspapers, has already taken*• mud, and the Nati:Mel Guard -itritllowt 'emit
the men through whose handsets mach public property place; and such is the important espectsoleffalrst the!: hip mother' end his sister PAcr,.tmet litre resat%
Mast daily pass,. ought to have that sort of decent we anticipate a very large Increase ; in order,"dmre. led 'it' Porto Fermije.-;---BortAstirre• fns taken
allowance which exempts them from the pressure of fore,to Ihcilltatetbeeeriiest informatiou, idA11111W10d! OM *tilt of ChM*, some horses; and Pkrilsiorri
want, and .diminishes the 'politer 'of teespegion.- Cq. No. 8, Coiablit, most respectfully inter* Ilk rfer q tew.days: Ileitis with him thelneonstant, the
That such men should be made to look to palpitates Nobility, Gentry, Army, and Navy, sod' the Cie'. ' arasti
.and die Carolina bombs, and far feluccas ;
as a source of supply is disreputable to the Post: *Wet Weetek that [bet tin jse supplfilit mitts lit which vessels he his embarked' his troops. Frost
Office, where public labour outdo to be paid solely; erm sort of Londe* Newspapers to' any part et tie fertraerrajo they lost sight-of his little isquedrou
from the public poise,- without guy assistance free [TAU tilugdoes, postage few? with tilt elm*,ilati(daY afternoon, to the north of-Cainlia, in cm*
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Your Petitioner has thin brought under your about;, sriM 111 orates' we earasotly Selidiedim fer.its liolotty, 'open tbo•voost of Fratiseer
T.ordship's contideratirth, the cesspits which Wend be addressed, • " • tip •' . •
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• Yesterday a Cow' of Disevots wys takt at the
pillar Isislie-Hoesetierbeo Ca pt. Rawls erassworn into
Oaf tgagbalkad Abe siip Mows fiastiogi, and also
took lam et tba gam pelisse to 4,0(64 fet
Cline direct. - "I

8.01114 Msracu S.w—The news• of the; eseape of
N4,1'014401 from abler red -Ms **Val in
has occasioned •so moole•aimter. and consternation is
this pious Govetament, Shs4 it has thought it coed
oat, acquire security br additional oevestS. The
imprisooments are indieCrimittate, become all are
both suspected 'and feared . Twdaf, bowers:, we
have some relaaatioo of chill holy fervour, sad s
story has got iota circulation, which is not believed,
that BcorrAwAttint, pursued by the English,was made
prisoner at Corsica. What Semi certain is, that to-
morrow his Mother is to arvivelhaws, and that to-day
other branches of his family did •irrive. His sister,
ths Princess PAULINS BOROUESI kit been sent to
Niples, escorted, they. my,. by British troops.
Tua FINg Mwtquis of STA/roots has
become the purchaser of Mr. flowsao's picture of
Sunrise ;" and.the Patronw of the British Insfi-
tittles, we understand, hatro.hoonered this perform-
ince .hy pulsating Mr. Hawaii.) with prinbies of
WO guineas. • • •
Isoucsw.—Yesterdny an Inquest was held at the
Cnitvii • silliendon, before Mr. Ho ocsox; one of the
Cofesiers for the oilaty of Middlesex, en the body of
Thos.TreisCh; wU we's killed by a toff from his
getile,'ois•TieldWtelt, We the Tyburn-road. Ver.
kt—Axiskilist Math. •
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It lad efie,t ambitions rooks in the
Tower fkiiirlit*Tswir Crowns which are or-
tiameni‘lkyiatAid
.to•Ms.top of the weathercocks,
'in the tfirre4o. Of "Chit imehtist.strocture denominated
the White Tenter, ftir'illikOrpose of bringing forth
i royal •iwobali; ortrirearty finished, *Wit
is arausing-to we tbfe renetionteri of 'the various pre-
itstitTori itolho mel diedraer: from the violence of
attacks, it•should sista that their fellows of thd
atqaisbing welitery had Misled 'the reported esSTai
. pie of greater potentates,wtodplaced the eserpert eel
pee of civil moiety.

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'MARRIED.
-Oa Torsday last, at Wed Wlekkoini Meier Cate*. of the
Atrial nom Artillery, to Milo Formby., soWdaughdr of We
tlde Sir Ilotto Partway, hart. of Wicklouo Court, Kent.

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Emu of Ciifton.hoarc, York.
dii,..aad oh. NM s, In the flh ear of his age.
I • Oa the 34 mi. at flastiop.aged I. William Frederick. 0.•
pad sate of T. Barbee, Esq. fornielly of Conics-11A
%Mex.
On Toesday last, IlLthe 44th year of his age, Alansle
%rOtraetbe, of Lost Barnes. Erq.
e Slit ilk, at Hanley. Miss S4rettoa.
Oa the lit of April, NSoothaoptoa-row, aged 14 se-Ir',
Illigabetk_ Charlotte. fourth daughter of the late John Berry
Ilaugpaatost, Nig. of Betall4te4et4buiWinp.

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.„--;,,Tfit &Aar Atosta chaVied with &Unit pockets "on &why,
mammeages. ti at fiheretlitelt War.•'earretti a ceistabk,
Y. BAILE : 54. statea?thitVit abserrievkwPrivatass IMMO agleam
'• . 11. .44 the cattgregatiwn, sitaTaisrihrpleittirsitratellial ab
44141,Y...itha /.> -714;4' r !Ad altirimiiia OW -Whist
hut*, move 1"41 El" • Ell giriiilmtenta. priclltti hitt Milecctikkal in
Loa* Itairee, oat City
aced for felimilimily stealing a harm, taking Mr. Dafdonishandkerthikimiathieh
*Von, in riceMbilY, MVP', seized him, and fonad several EittWV-hiatiltevehlers
email ea another charge or oily,
iirceiht dam. At the dine at 51177,Fart. Mr 2 Daft! on attiealtalt sea ldentilW