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The Statesman.
London, England, 1821-11-03

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GAS LIGHT AND COKE CO)

JMPANY,
London, Oet. SS,
NOTICE is hereby given, that the If cr-Yaan, i eiNCEAL COURT of PROTRICTORS of this Cosnruill
to be held pursuant to the Act of die follth of his late Majes_ty
George the Third, will take Mae. on Wednesday. the Mk
Day of November neat. at doe Crows and Anchor Tavern.
in the Strand, in the Coady of Middlesex, at Eleven o'Cloek
In the Forenoon.

By Order of the Court of Directors.
J. MOMS. Secretary.
N. B. The Chair will be takes at Twelve e'Cloek precisely.
At this Meeting the Amami Medea of Auditors will
take place.

WANTED a PARTNER, who can command from
V V 21,100 to 21,800, le an Old Established and respect-
able blaellfactueleg Content, where the Connoston and
Premises afford every assumes to Mere's* the Capital with
advantage and profit.
Principals only say apply to Messrs. Robins, Covent-
garden.

Just published, Price Ss. 6d.
LA !MAINE, on the New asd Raceensfal Treat-
ment of Indigestion, Bilious and Nervous Complaints,
DailWeed:Madness. Re.. and en the Medical Efficacy of
, his POUTAILU BUDATORT. or, WARD AIR-BATH. Also.
TA !lacuna on the Air-Pump Vapoar-Bulb, hi the Cure of
Gout, Rheumatism. Palsy, Ac. price tic. 64. • end TA
ITRAUDIS on the Maley of Bleetrichy and Galvanism la
Chronic Disorders, *e., price 10s,
Published and sold by Highly, nest-street; and may be
had of all Booksellers.
London, England, 1821-11-03

BURN'S JUSTICE OF THE PEWE.

This day was published. in Ave Volumes. Svo. with
very considerable Additions and Improvements, price X.
10s. in boards.
THE JUSTICE of the PEACE and PARISH
OFFICER.

By RICHARD BURN, LL.D.
Late Cheneellor of the Diocese of Carlisle.
The Twenty-third Edition. with Corrections and very con-
siderable Additions : the Cans sad Statutes brought down
to the Time of Publication.
London, England, 1821-11-03

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some Christiss :feet*, "fir the purpose of fls
'ter sit days labour, anti dedieattrg
more paitil
lat.!), to religious practicer." Olbris consider it a
for " innocent mirth " and '6 bodily esercisea,.. 4,4
none bat " come austere denominations," exclude
worldly labor and amusements altogether. For thty
reasons, without acknowledging any superior ohligat
tion, the Governor and municipal autlioritiea of lea.
sacola, in the plenitude of their power, have dee/6N
that "six days aid half shalt thou labor," ice. we
repeat, for the credit of themselves and the cm
they had b tier have said nothing—leaving th.
" austere " people who believe in the divine appoiat,
went of the Sabbath, as a day of religious ensisla,
tion to the christias, a solace to the labouring man,
and a day of rest to our cattle, to Observe it is such
manner as they aright deem fit and proper.

DIARY FOR THE ENSUING IVERK,
NITN Tug TIMIS Or RIGS WATER AT LONDON-RRIRgR

Nov. 4, S.—TWTNTIRTK SUNDAY alter TRINITY. Him
WILLI LANDED.
High water—morp. 42 m. after 6; even. 16m. alert
6, M.—POWDER PLOT.
High water—morn. 47 m. after 9; even. 18 m. after 10.
6, Tu.—Leopard.—Mick. Tern begiaie.
High water—morn. 49 m. after 10; even. 20m. afterll,
7, W.—Day break 26 in. aft. S.
nigh water--morn. 61 in. after 11_; even. 12 o'clock.
6, l'h.—TatscEss AUGUSTA SOPHIA Sons.
Mak wster—morn.2l ui. after 12; even. 60 m. after It
9, F.— fiord Mayor's day. Foal. Moor at 6 aft.
nigh water--mere. 19m.after 1 ; even. 48 in. after 1.
10, S —Sun rises 27 w. after 7.
High water—worn. 16 0. aft. 2 ; even. 11 in. after 2.

DAY AT OWE O'CLOCK:
lodia Stook 240
Ditto Dos& —. 695. p
South-Ss& Bwck 87
South Soo Oki An.
Et Bilisld. ItlUUl. 45.65. p.
3001. 0.:. Os. Os. pm.
Leo. 7S. pa.
Judi• for ditto
Con, for Ace ?Si 7i 78
Lott. TAkots tic 14 .
London, England, 1821-07-06

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from tW plaintiffs a considerable quantity of baron,
having fird inspected the quality; bet after be -had
the contract eleven days in his possession, be thought
proper to return it, and to refuse taking the bacon he
had purchased ; and fur the recovery of its amount
the present action was brought. An objection was
wade by the defendant, that a part of one of the lots
was tainted ; and
Mr. Serjeant VAtranate, for him, contended that the
contract was not binding, inasmuch as it bad not been
signed by both parties, and there bad not been any
delivery of the goods sold ; for although an order to
the Wharfinger to deliver the bacon to the defendant
had been proved, yet the requisites for the delivery
were not performed by the plaintiffs, the bacon not
having been averaged.
The Cum JUSTICII charged the Jury, that although
the contract delivered by the plaintiffs to the defendant
was not legally binding on the parties, inasmuch as it
was not signed by both, yet the subsequent acknow-
ledgment of the contract by a note of the defendant's
son and agent, cured that defect, and made it a valid
contract.
The Jury found a verdict for the plaintiffs, for the
full amount laid in the declaration 2,0491.
London, England, 1821-07-06

LAW I.TPRI,LIGEINCE.

COURT OF KING'S BENCH. THuitssAr, JULY b.

The Judges, with the exception of the Chief Justice,
who attended the Council, sat to hear arguments on mo-
tions for new trials, previous to which, the following
CUI ions application was made.
London, England, 1821-07-06

IN THE MATTER Of OLIVIA WILMOT 51111$.

\lr. SC/MLITT stated, that he r.•u instructed to move
tie Court in a case of considerable delicacy and im-
portance, on behalf of a lady of illustrious rank, who
would have been slow to claim her privilege, but that
she felt herself bound so to do, for the purpose of assert-
ing her rank. The lady on whose behalf he moved, had
been arrested and had given a bail bond, and the prayer
of his motion was for a rule to spew cause why an
rumeretur should not be entered on the bail bond. The
lady on whose behalf he alluded, was the eldest daughter
of the late Duke of Cumberland, the legitimacy of whose
I•irth was verified by affidavit, and upon the most satis-
factory documents, and consequently, being to be con-
sidered as one of the Royal Family of these realms, she
was privileged from arrest.
Mr. Justice liavi.cv.—ls the lady in custody ?
Mr. SCARLITT replied that she was not.
Mr. Justice BATLET.—IIas she put in and perfected
Lail ?

Mr. SC.%RLITT said, he tru not prepared to giro any
direct answer to the question, his attention haring been
rather engaged by the consideration of the documents
in the cause ; hut he submitted that, upon the statement
tie had made, the prayer of his motion must be granted.

Mr. F. POLLOCK (who was with Mr. Scarlett) said, the
fact was so, that his Learned Friend bad been consulted
as to the documentary part of the case; but he (Mr. P.)
uas bound to state that, since then, bail had been put
in and perfected; a feet with which his Learned Friend
had Dot been acquainted.
Mr. Justice BATLKT said, it was a settled rule, long es-
tablished, that privilege was waived by putting in and
perfecting bail. This was clearly settled with respect
to attorneys and others claiming privilege from arrest.
Bail, therefore, having been put in and perfected, in this
case, the application was too late.
The Lord Chief Justice was absent at the Privy Conn..
ell, but the other Judges concurred, and the Rule was
refused.

. When the Chief Justice came into Court, his Lord-
ship communicated to the Gentlemen at the Bar, that
the Judges would not attend the House of Lords to-
morrow, as the order to, their attendance had been re-
scinded.

COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.

INTBDRITINQ TO lIIRCILINTD.
JONES •ND IROTHIRS D. •LLRY.

This was as scum for breach of contract.

Sorjeast 1.498 T stated the case.—He said the
pisiatilli were 'abrasive provision merchants; the
eideadant was a chessemosger, and had purchased
London, England, 1821-07-30

TUR MARQVISS Of DONEGAL V. MART IAI.IIIILT CALM

• MR MARMON'S, Or DONEGAL.
This case had been already more than oace befor,
the public. It is a suit of nullity of martiage by reo
son of minority, the marriage haying been c.elebrateg
ap long ago as the year 1795, and there bring issu
bg it 'ewersl children, all of whom will, of tonne, b
illeetimatized should the origiaal contract be se
aside. .•Cullusiou Waves the two Nuble parties wa•
charged to beep taken place, on ay former hearing u
'because; and the argument was to-ilay to hare bre..
idly catered into. hut—

--.
London, England, 1821-07-30

HUM

COURT OF C

CALL
The new trial in t
far yesterday, came
Special Jury :
The Jury hawing
for the plaintiff, appl
=sin, both for plai
were then exchange
the Court,
Mr. CRAMPTON a.
this to be an action
ria,e Promise. Th
tober, Iti 5, having
on request. The
plaintiff remained si
varying as to form,
counts which stated,
some future period, f
or, if he failed so to I
The Learned Counsel
. ant had since marrio
were laid at 5,00111"
general issue, that hi
Mr. EtOORRTT the

, .
nearly at fellows
ease, by a combinat
Dior Counsel for. th
It is impossible, lie
regret at the vireo',
this situation, and
that any efforts of
for the irreparable 1
rived of the able,
pleaded her cause o
have sot arrogantly
llentlensan who sta
placed in a situat
wrongs of his own
that an advocate sh
bis client, leaving
threshold of the
. -being concerned i:t
would he arrogant
time situation in w
would be pusilani
the Joey, you will,
tedious. You are,
client, and though
gentlemen who are
seem that follietilit
pear that somethin_
bodily streugth,
who would underti
must just tell yo
in this case was s.
with which you
you, under thst co
setting aside of th
est degree, alert
no part of the nea
are shoat to eons
snore than the de
insisted Ilse sass.
and Woulfe, are p
6H-cements will be
Prussians hearing
—(Here Mr. O'C
tere I the Court.
predicted--reinfor
(I,anghter.)—(ltn
very young, my et'•
died in the year I
No. 16, lieorge'
esila subseqnentl
in the same street
ing the loocse she
tenant in ir, and
In the year 11.1,
Mr. M'Sausara, w
from a remote pa
spectable family ;
Captain in the To
Mrs. Caila bought
was accompanied t
• fendant. Gentler:
" Had
be followed her It
trillions were not
were not so vague
1 frequently at her
her servant to be
to you by the ser
I • persevered with u
became the masts
-pass over his vo
Siimediate tnarri
,e- "
Fertile in excuses.
to lull her into . .
of supporting him,
• there was SHIJt. se
was not possessed
finally in peenniar
by his own letters
and if his counsel i
meroccasion, that
Meg back the acct
who could not kce
one of his letter.
dressed to my ch
lie says, that "
able to buy not
child died in the
occasion of my cli
Albs the. living
Atrial, the only wi
Carolinsi
long continued et
Counsel at the
pired that coon,
testimony she gas
on the 9th of De
for a day and a h
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able Counsel oar
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thought. She gr
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returned a Fenlis
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London, England, 1821-07-30

THE. STATESWI

serving on special itto4.ll ; and in oVier iestanres per-
sous nut entitled to such addition bare had the same
attached to their names, you are desired in making the
said lists or returns, to be careful to give proper ;midi-
ticrns to the several persons returned, and to take notice,
that there is a penalty for every wilful omission.
ROBERT WAITIIMAN:JASIES WILLIAM ,
Sheriffs of Middlesex.

Ni

U. Paget, NI Tuesday next, soorsafter noon. Just
lore sun-set, last evening, a tamperary stage-way was
eoaveyed frookthe Dock-yard to the Bally-port, to he
fixed there, forlois Majesty's embarkation therefrom, is,
should the wind blow as it has done during the last few
Jays. there might he a surf occasioned, which at least
wolthl cause an unpleasant motion of the hargein which
his Majesty will embark. This stage will prevent any
inconvenience that would arise from such a circumstance.
There is no doubt neither that his Majesty intends to
proceed through the town direct to the spot of embar-
kation. Had oflr late Commander-in-Chief been living
(Admiral Sir Heorge Campbell) there cannot be a doubt'
hnt his Majesty would have made a short stay at floe
Admiralty house; he had an " ancient" regard for Sir
Heorge, having become acquainted with him in "youth-
ful days ;" and it is one of the interesting features of
our benign Sovereign's character, that he does not
forsake his old, nor his father's friends." The con-
descension and urbanity of our King were conspicuous
in this respect in his late summer cruises, and to a great
degree as regarded our late Admiral.
file 10th Hussars, from Brighton, are now posted in
the resting places from Liptick to this port, as honorary
guards to his Majesty.
It should be noticed, that up to a late hour last
night, none of the King's household or domestics had
arrived.

PRICE OF STOCKS Tlll'
Rank Stork 4311
II per rent. Red 75 411
3 perCenl.Con. 3; 23N
3. per Cent.
per Cents. 93111 Al
. per CLtiaty 107111
3 per Cent.
Long Ann 191 1-10
Imp. S per Cent.
Irish 5 per Cent.

DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK.
India Stlet. 231
Ditto Road► S9s. 8 —s.
South-Sea Stock
South Sea Old Ann.
E Bilis td..l,s. to,. 3s. pm.
°nutters for Money pu
Bank for Account
India for djtto
Con. for Ace 7511 31 41 Al
Lott. Tickets —I. 0..

It, titattliman.
"TB. MIMS, STATICSISAII IS iscoviron•lsv WITS " TIC
STATUS WA 3."
•
London, England, 1821-10-13

'NU IRER 5 1 89.

LONDON HOSPITA L OCT. 9. 1821.
A SPECIAL GENERAL COVRT of the 00-
VERNORS of this INSTITUTION. will be holden
here on Tuesday, the 23d day of October 'natant, at One
o'clock precisely, to de(.are a Vaeartcy hi the Office of Sur-
geyer. by the death of Mr. John Walters, and to fix a day
fora General Court to Elect a Succeesor.
JOHN JONES. Sec.
The Cbair will be taken at One o'clock precisely.

HOPE ASSURA"gCIR-OFFICE,
Ludgate-6111, 1011: Oct. MIL
XTOTIOE is hereby Gives', That the ANNUAL,
ill DIVIDEND on the Subscription Capital Stock of
LIFE DEPARTMENT of this Company, will be paid
to all such Proprietors of Shares as have effected Assurances
conformably to the Rules and Regulations of this Company.
W URY, See.

N, g, Pay:treat of the above Dividend will eowenetwe
wedgy, Aie 29th Instant, sad Ira continue to be pith.
• iky (tivadays excepted') between the hours of 11 and
or

EAGLE INSURANCE COMPANY.
NOTICE is hereby Given, that a SPECIAL
GENERA!. MEETING of the Proprietors of ten or
wore Shares, will beheld at the London Tavern, Rishopsgate-
wtrett, on Monday the 49th ins:rnt, at Two o'Clock in the
Afternoon precisely, for the purpose of Electing by Ballot a
Director, In the room of JAMES BREWER, Esq. deceased.
The Ballot to eontateace at Two o'clock, and close at Four
o'clock precisely.
By a By Law, no Person can be a Candidate unless he
shall biro at least fourteen days notice thereof (in writing)
to the Secretary, previous to the General Meeting.

WM. BEET?! %M. Sec.

GRANO STATE. I.OTTSKY.--•AII Sterling
Money I—Three Priies of Z9lOOO, and Thirty other
capitals ; besides 0.7 W other Prizes!—Not Two Blanks to
a Prize:—No Stock Prizes.—No Classes.—Every
driwiis;ngSv.—First-drawn Prize, 30th This Month (Oct.),
will receit e.l 30, 000 !
Tickets and Shares are selling by T. BISII, 4.. Corn;:ill,
and 9, Charing-Cross. who has sold wore than half the Thirty
Thousand Pound Prizes that have ever beet,.
•*' The Price of Stocks is affixed. hourly, against
111'11's Office, in Cornhill, by which the Public czu see the
fluctuations.
London, England, 1821-10-13

THE LAST QUARTER'S REVENUE.
-op-
TO TILE EDITOR OF TIIE STATESMAN.

Sta,—On perusing your remarks upon the flourish-
i3l state of our Revenue, as exhibited by the official
accounts of the last Quarter, I uas surprised that the
cause of increase in the Excise department should have
escaped your usual discernment. It has been a measure
of recent origin to simplify the mode of collecting our
'vast Revenue. (The expense being another question.)
I throw the collection of the duties upon Coffee, Cocoa,
and a variety of other articles of importation, which
formerly were partly collected in the Customs depart.
inept,
wholly into the Excise. The astonishing in-
crease, therefore. in this department, does not warrant
those lofty inferences, which. in your reasoning, you
have drawn. And, considering the extensive con-
sumption of articles, purely Excise, from the loyal ef-
forts of a sensible multitude in protecting an injured
Queen, and the like demonstrations of attachment for
the House of Brunswick, in celebrating his Mdjesty's
Coronation, this flourishing staternent'to me appeare
deplorably deficient of what ought to have been the re-
sult. But our situation in a commercial point of view,
Las been rendered worse during the last quarter than
could have been expected. Fur years our commerce
has been declining, and, when I assert, without the fear
of contradiction, that there is not a single article of
manufacture of Oreat Britain that can be exported,
n'or any article of import from any of our plantations or
dependencies that can be brought into this country
without a ruinous loss to the parties engaged in trade,
it is consummate folly to exult in erroneous statements
of the If outishiog state of our Revenue. The Mer-
chant's and Ship-Owners of Great Britain must enter-
tain but a contemptible opinion of the Treasury Scribes
who are thus employed to blind their understandings.
Nothing but reduction of taxation and reduction also of
duties upon imports art well as exports, can ever place
this country io a flourishing condition.
12th October 1821. MERCATOR.

I should be glad to know what proportion of the Re-
venue of Excise has been collected by the humane
efforts of their Solicitor, in prosecuting fur mere visionary
crimes, and destraining those unable to pay the penal-
ties of bonds (considered as waste paper) now put in
force by hundred:.
London, England, 1821-12-21

s):, Pk A

the , andlat
late
promotionsm ini
str itnket ten
it
Richelieu, seems to be the only person forgotten or
ovetiooked. —AgainSt him tlis Whelltiniec*ortitil Oppo,
reilino was Create'. which dines himself and his-col-
leagues from the Cabinet. The
.91.y.0f a Russian
lisence, exercised through M. Pozzo di forgo (who
was supposed to have a complete control over the late.
Governor of Odessa,) and the feeling that Fiance had •
not placed any part in the events which happened this!
spring at her door, or in those which are.now taking:
place in the Rest, were, the real causes of his fall. In
this cry all parties (on other subjects the most oppo-
site) could join—in that feeling every Frenchman
participated. The admission of corn from Odessa
was a crime, when viewed as an indication of partially
towards Russia, which bad deprived France of her
just weight in the arrangment of the affairs of Turkey.
The Duke's wavering, uncertain, and timid policy, in
the direction of domestic affairs. coupled with his fo-
reign political system, increased the unfavourable im-
pression of his character and talents. lie yesterday
left Paris for his estate of Courteil, without being ac-
companied with so many regrets as his amiable private
character might have been expected to excite.
The law of the censorship of the journals will cer-
tainly not be renewed. It expires on the sth of Fe-
bruary. and will be superseded, it is said, by a severe
repressive measure.
Olt the 20th of January, two elections will take
place la Paris to supply the place of M. ds Pasqnier
and M. Roy, both elevated to the Peerage. The
Liberal candidate is Tripier, one of the most celebrated
advocates of the Paris Bar ; the Royalist candidates
are Cesar de Panonse, a Paris banker, a friend of
S illele, and brother-in-law of Lauriston, and M. Ber-
tin de Waltz.
It is thought that Tripier will !fleeted, as he is
supported by I,affittr, who has great influence in the
arrandissement, and Audiot, one of the richest jew-
Ake'.
• The Duke de Cases, it is said, has still a party.
No meeting of Ministers: impossible to tell how
long they will go on.

Sr. T11031.01.$ Dnr.—Holiday at the Stock Exchange.

las brought in her. Our informant recieved the's.
vfltigraer from Odessa. the owner of the sekagap,.,
who adds. that it was believed and ptoduced a gnu
excitement and alarm, all parties being straggly
opposed to any transfer of European governments.
'CA PTV filt 'OF ANOTHER PLEAT E.--. The Norfolk Rat
alrl states that the United States' scheener Porpoise.
vatted:from St. Thomas on the 25th Oct. in peraligdf
a Orificel vessel which' bad committed exteasive
predations upon the American commerce, and that the
Porpoise had succeeded in capturing her, after as gr.
Lion of two hours. The Porpoise had two ales killed.
The loss of the Pirate were not ascertained.
London, England, 1821-12-21

woos the orb or Ilia mewl -
referred to are written on the pled *lied Latettorratire,
or with questions dritlitiiit ins Wees, the fludhig of which
by the pupil affords a bellefieral exercise *the Bader-
standing, and produces In English schools the same de-
gree of mental improrement, which results from the
constant writing or exercises in classical seralintries.
The system bees iodinated includes the reading of
English prose and verse, English Grammar and compo-
shim', the French and Latin Lament's, Arithmetic, Al-
ebra, Geometry, and their various applications, the
Christian Religion, Geography, History, Ancient and
Modern, Natural Philosophy; Laws and Constitution,
Trade and Manufactures, Book-keeping and Drawing.
—A compass of Juvenile Education never before at-
tempted, bat rendered perfectly practicable by means of
the tools indicated, while a 'rotor's Key to the whole
enables all instructors to introduce every one of the sub-
jects into their coarse. This last point bas been thepar-
dealer ambition• of the projector. of this system, and be
hu been anxious that all the subjects pointed out should
be universally considered as branches of ordinary and
general education.
The subjects taught and the mode of teaching depend,
however, minion the adaptation of books than many per-
sons are aware, and, thefore, no apology is requisite for
the bibliographical and apparently technical character of
this essay.
It is, on all bands, acknowledged that the best hope of
genuine patriotism is the complete instruction of the
whole population; and that the best securities of wise,
virtuous, and paternal governments, are the cultivated
faculties of the people, enabling them to discriminate
between law and oppression, liberty and anarchy, pro-
tection
and despotism ; and, from the condition of man-
. kind in other times and countries, to draw comparisons
favourable to the happy condition of their own : white it
should never be forgotten, that a cultivated mind fads
resource in books and in intellectual pursuits, which
! constitute the best security of public and private morals.
Commox Snirsa.
London, England, 1821-12-19

Y

.
,„*.ouru politic, in order to Ise enabled to pursue tattier
towards the Greeks, than, assist
objects, to act liberallg
them in order to enslave them. He kiows that it is
such easier to subdue the body than the mind, and
s that it may therefore be his interest to conciliate, not
to conquer. Shou'd be adopt a generous course, he
would find hisoielf at ones popular and beloved, and
the Greeks would hail him with gratitude. But any
attempt to introduce Russian slavery will rekindle
former recollections, and lead to a protracted war.
Alexander is no novice, he is fully aware of all this,
and we consider bits shaking off the trammels of the
Unholy Alliance, is preliminary to a connection with
'the Greeks. He may think it practicable to receive
assistance from them in prosecuting Ms' designs with
Tigard to the navigation of the Mediterranean, while
en asses with Persia will open a short road to the
treasures of the East, after which he has long sighed.

__„______
yesterday the Duke of York held a Levee, at
"the Horse Guards, which was attended by about
fatty Military Officers—principally those upon half-
pay, who, it was understood, were anxious to get em-
ployed in the three Veteran Battalions, amounting to
*tree thousand men; but it is understood, there are
ao officers necetsary now, there being more than are
wanted of those of don lialf-pay, who were called into
iltrice in the Veteran Battalions near two years since.
is coafidently stated that Lord Melville has ex-
Apnoea a deterntioatiou net to vacate the Admiralty;
kiltat Lord Londonderry is to be ralloi*iti the IFlesseoof
Lords o sad that Mr. Peel expects+, id* the had in
the Hoes* of Commons. Ministers think that the talents
of this Gentleman la enable them to dispense with the
services of Mr. thinatng ; and there is DO reason for
suppoultitr Ita; a 16.41 estimate of thest.calents it
formed by doe expectant leader himself.—.(Moraideg
'roisicle,"
London, England, 1821-12-19

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Dover and Canterbury Mall, through Gravesend. Chat-
ham, and Feversham, every evening of a quarter past 7, and
Sunday at half past O. From Canterbury. passengers and par-
•eels are conveyed to Deal, Margate, Ramsgate, Sandwich,
Arc. ; and from Dover, parcels are conveyed to Folkstone,
sandgate, Hythe, Dimchurch, Romney, and Lydd.

Milford Mail, through Carmarthen, I.landilo and Haver-
fordwest, every evening at a quarter-past 7, and Sunday at
half-past 8.
Bath and Bristol Post Conch, to carry only four inside,
through Reading, Marlborough. Caine, and Chippenham,
every Morning at a quarter-past O.
Bath and Bristol light Post Coach, every afternoon at 3.
Bath light Post Coach, in two days. to carry four inside,
through Maidenhead, Reading, Marlborough. Devizes, and
Melksham, Monday, Wednesday. and Friday Mornings at 9.
This Coach is chiefly intended for the accommodation of
Families, Invalids, &c. who cannot undergo the fatigue of
such a distance in one day.

Brighton light Post Coach, through Reigate and Cuck-
field, every Morning at S.
Cheltenham Original Post Coach, to carry only four in-
side, through Henley and Oxford, every Morning at 7.
Chichester, Bognor, and Petworth Post-coach, Monday.
Wednesday, and Friday Mornings, at a quarter before 7.
Dover and Canterbury Light Post-coach. every Evening
at half-past s.—Ditto. every Morning at half-past 6.
Dodaiminc. and Guildford Telegraph Coach, through
Epsom. Leatherhead, Clandon and Horsley, Tuesday,
Thursday, and Saturday Mornings at ID.
Ditto, through Kingston. Ditton. Cobham, and Ripley, on
Monday. Wednesday. and Friday Mornings, at IR.
Henley Coach through Maidenhead, every Afternoon at 1,
'Sunday excepted.
Littlehampton, Arundel, and Petworth Coach, Tuesday,
Thursday. and Saturday Mornings, at half-past 7.
Margate, Ramsgate, Deal. Sandwich, and Broadstairs
light Post-ceaches, every Morning and Evening.
Oxford Light Post-coach, through Henley, Re. every
Morning at 7. _ _

Portsmonth new and elegant light Post-coach, the Regu-
dator, to carry only four inside. through Kingston, Guild-
lord. Petersfieid, and Potions. every Morning at S.
Stroudwater Coach (removed from the Bull and Month.)
Through Abingdon. Faringdon. and Cirencester. Tuesday,
Thursday and Saatchi Mornings at a quarter before 7.
London, England, 1821-12-19

FROM TUESDAY'S LONDON GAZETTE.

WHITEHALL, DEC. 17. 1821.
Tho King has been pleased to direct Letters Patent to
be pawed under the Great Seal of the United Kingdom
of Great Britain and Ireland, for granting the dignity
of a Baronet of the said United Kingdom to Augustine
Fitzgerald, of Newmarket on Fergus, in the county of
Clare, Esq., Alajor-General in the Army, and the heirs
male of los body lawfully begotten : with remainder, in
default of issue male, to his brother William Fitzgerald,
Esq., and the heirs male of his body lawfully begotten.
The King has also keen pleased to direct Letters
Patent to he passed under the Great Seal of the United '
Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland, for granting the
dignity ola Baronet of the said United Kingdom to
Henry Brooke, of Cole Brooke, in the county of Fer.
managli. Esq., and the heirs male of his hJily lawfully
begotten.
London, England, 1821-12-19

DIV! DEN DS.

Jan. 6. J. Ritson. Carlisle, tallow-chandler, at the Court
of Commissioners of Bankrupts,Basingliall-street,London—
Jan. 8, A. Richardson. York-street, Mary-le-bone, and T.
Welch, Cleveland-street. builders, at the Court of Commis-
sioners of Bankrupts. Basinghall-street—Jan. 8, H. Lucy,
Topslev, Herefordshire, builder, at the Coffee-house Ta-
vern, Hereford—Jan. 12. B. Fenner, Fenchureli-street
Chambers, flour-factor, at the Court of Commissioners of
Bankrupts, Hasinghall-street—Jan. 12, P. and 1. Blackburn,
Turuchapel-dock. Plymouth, ship-builders, at the Court of
Commissioners, Rosin ghall-street—Jan. 12. G. Davie and
S. A. Snowden. Piymouth-dock, drapers, at the Court of
Commissioners. Basingliall-street —Jan. 8, G. Perfect, jun.
West Malting. Kent, surgeon, at the Court of Commis-
sioners, Basingliall-street—Jan. 19, T. Glowlatu!, Great
Winchester-street, merchant, at the Court of Commissioners.
Basinghall-street—Jan. 26, W. Pulleyn, Leadenliall-street,
goldsmith, at the Court of Commissioners. Basinglish-st.—
Jan. 12, D. Campbell, B. Harper. and A. Bain., Old
Jewry. merchants, at the Court of Commissioners, Basing-
ball-street—Jan. 19, G. Dwyer, Exchange-alley, under-
writer, at the Court of Commissioners. Basinghall-street—
Jan. *2. W. Wilson. Fenchurch-street, merchant, at t!te
Court of Commissioners. Basingliall-street—Jan. 19. B.
Bourdillon. Walthamstow, Essex, insurance-broker, at the
Court of Commissioners, Basingliall-street—Jan. 2'2, E.
Coleus, London, merchant. at the Court of Commissioners,
Raping rill-street—J:ln. 26, W. F. A. Dufour. Berner's-st.,
Oxforu-street, jeweller, at the Court ofConnissioners. Be-
singliall-street Jan. 10. 11. Clarke, Buchden. Huntingdon-
shire, grocer, at the George Hotel, Huntingdon—Dec. 20,
G. M. Thurlle, New-street-square, Fetter-lane, wine-mer-
chant, at the Court of Commissioners. Basinghall-street—
Jan. 10, J. Worsley, Liverpool. wine-merchant, at the
York Hotel, Liverpool—Jan. 10, G. Watts, Chichester.
hatter, at the Swan Inn, Chichester—Dee. V, M. Vaughan
arid C. Appleton, Liverpool, straw bonnet manufacturers, a'
the George Inn, Lis erpool—Feb. 5..1. W. A. Stomas and
J. Walley. Lime-street, merchants, at the Court of Commis-
sioners, Basinghall-street —Feb. 9, T. Dove. Malden,
liucu-
draper, at the Court of Commissioners. Basingliall-street.
CERTIFICATES.--JAN. 8.

M. Forster, Neweastle-upon-Tvne. grocer—T. Hart.
Rridgport, grocer—J. Davies, Mitcheldean. Gloucester-
shire. draper—J. March, Roterham. Yorkshire, grocer—
J. Callow, Prince's-street, Soho, medical bookseller—J.
Spear, Sheffield, merchant.
London, England, 1821-12-26

•_,l• •

.1. • ..

POUCH.

--Q

Quail wianane..—On Monday aheraeBa.
was brought before thaltagiettate, !riret! Wick 100,
ing ft. is sovereigns, notes, eikrer, and copier assida
besides other article', 6 the dwellinplionse Pigi
Ooddard, No. 30, Orchaid•itieet, on §anday
Mr. Ooddard stated, that abort eleven' &dolt Ili
forenoon be went into the cellar and fastesum,
hp; hie wife west into due city; and after he
the parloor-door, he shot the street door, sad mug
church ; when he returned he found the aromlor
locked, but the parlour-door was wide open ; the cap
board, closets, aid chests of drawers, in a state of
sion, and a bag, containing the above-ntenti9aid
timepiece and other property stolen, he luisetiarely,:
plied to Cooper, the officer, who afterwards sipetio4
the prisoners, who had lodged in the hots, fee. apioi
years.

Cooper being sworn, deposed that he psseQsti
company with the prosecutor, to a public-10044
the Rising Sun, in Bedfordbury, and took the ift.l
into custody. He found upon him Woe wed' ---7•„„
one-pound note, * guinea, V. 10s. in silver, ane—'l,,.;
halfpence. He refused giving any account r the
perty, or where he had been during that morainr
The prosecutor identified the green Isaias bait r-
shs
pound note, and believed the guinea was the emu
had been amongst the property stolen front him; bin
he could not swear positively.
The prisoner did not account for the properly ohs
wise than by saving he found it in the passage of the
i house, when coming out n the sorting ; dined la
Drury-lane, and meant to have returned it when hew*
home.—He was folly committed.
John Lewis and John May were apprehended by H.
die, at the shop of a dealer in marine atone, in Deis,
mouth-street, on Tuesday last, when accidentally' per.
lug by the door, and, suspecting they came to mil deism
property, he entered, when they threw away a weld,
with its appendages, value 2W. as stated Wink ie.
brought up for further examination. A geedennaliss,
tiled the watch ; he said lie had dined at a celwAsam
in Serle-street, Lincoln's Inn-fields, last Monk week,
indabaving taken a little more wine than meal, be nes
falter inebriated ; he refused a coach, preftelieff Ear
home on foot; but he did not proceed fu Mime be
mind himself in the arms of a female; he reeskinni
-his was in the Strand, and that a watchman Ski
ie consented to treat them both, and they took list te
i public-house in White Hart-yard, where they dela 11
ouch gin as they pleased at his expense, but he wen
alp no IMO came near him but the watchman.-4 Ate
'ailing with these companions, another sprightly fairest
took him under her care; he walked with her as far u
it. Martin's court, but he had not missed his w*h till
se reached home; he bad it when he left the taw
souse, and it was impossible for him to know bow ht
lad lost it. He could not swear to the prisoners at all.
The prisoners denied any knowledge whatever of the
catch; but they were fully committed for the misdate-
sour, having received it knowing it to have been stela.
London, England, 1821-12-26

.w~`.

17$0, The thunder has been heard afar, but
DO Its sound approaches. No doubt the soldiers
vs if he called out, to put down complaint, but if the
rosaiss one month In arrear, then let Englishmen
twee den army—a standing army! but where are
thorOODSN WALLS ? where are the brave fellows?
soot adrift to man and rig fleets of other states.
where are the conquerors of the world? answer that
los thinking people. While your dandies at home
aro bedizened with gold, silver, and tinsel, furbelows,
fisthirs, and hairy helmets, the brave seamen are
begketed and starving. How will all this operate
non the Grand Council of the Nation next February?
so wog as the people are bought and/sold at the will
of Baronghmongers and dealers in, seats, so long will
they be misrepresented, and until a healthful system
widopted, the property of the country must be under
the controul of the lawyers, the aristocrats, and the
tiorgy. If we take a view of St. Stephen's chapel we
shall find that no man is mad enough to give a large
ow of money for a seat therein, unless he has a pro
vability of ample remuneration.
London, England, 1821-12-26

COUNTY OF KERRY.

TRALM Dec. 17.—The following notice was lately
posted op on the turnpike-gate near Bally *Thome*,
parish of Bally and was immediately torn
down by our High Sheriff, Arthur Blennerhassett, of
Ballyseedy, Esq. This gentleman. though the corps
(the Ballyseedy Yeomanry) of which lie is Captain, are
not, at present, on permanent pay, still keeps them on
active duty; he divides them into three detachments, and
almost every night scours the country, to a considerable
extent. We know no part of this country where an active
Yeomanry corps could be more eligibly placed than be-
tween Castle Island and Tralee, or where its exertions
could be more usefully efficient :
London, England, 1821-12-26

LONDON:

WEDNESDAY ZIZNING, MICEMBSI 26, 1321.

New York papers arrivtd this morning to the 2oul
rt
of December, from which we extract the following
FROM TILE NEW YORK (LIZETTE, OP THE 30TH NOY.
ltnportant extract of a letter from Havannah, Oct.
?I.—Our crop of coffee is very poor this year. I had
previously calculated the general average to be about
one half st scup.--(Philodelphia

Gazette.)
Nov. 6.--TheSptnish main.from the Oronoko to the
Mexican gulph is all independent. Porto Cabello in
Curaccas, aud the fortifications of St. Juan del I.llloa,
are the only two places in the hands of the Royalists.
Mexico has surrendered—Vero Cruz is extremely de-
serted, and the troops retire to 1/Iloa.
Nov. 7.-1 confirmed to von by my last the taking
of Mexico. —All that kingdom is now independent.

Extract of a private letter from the Captain General
of the island of Cuba, dated Nov. 6 :—By the Royal
order of the ::."2.41 of September of last year, it is or-
dained and provided in what manner emigrants, as
well subjects of Spain, as foreigners coming to settle
for their own good and that of the island, are to be
hereafter admitted. I have resolved on establishing the
following regulations:—
Article 1. Every foreigner who may arrive with or
without a passport, shall present a memorial of their
Government, subscribed with his name, and that of
his security, who shall be answerable for his conduct
during the whole period of residence which may be
allowed him ; as, without this necessary requisite, the
Captain who may bring such foreigner, eball be
obliged to take him away, under a penalty of two
hundred dollars. • ,
2. The said memorial will be examined at the eNe.

cretary's off►ce.
3. The Recorder, to be appointed, shall keep a beak
in which he mud' distinctly enrol the names, that •Ir,
the vessel, the port of departure, date of arrival, 4.;?..'
4. Official notice of this order to be served ou ,fits
Collector.
5. The officers of the revenue must make known to
all the Captains of foreign vessels that their passengers
cannot be landed without first complying with these
formalities. (Signed)
[FROM ST. DOMINGO.]

blenr.

We learn from a Captain arrived yesterday from
the City of St. Domingo, that it was very sickly
at that place, aid also on the main.
PIIILADELPUIA, Nov. :IS—Two hundred and fifty
thousand dollars In specie were yesterday transported
from this City to New York, for the Bank of
America.

[PRO][ THE GAZETTE OF NOV. 281

The President of the United States has issued a
Proclamation dated 22d instant, declaring that all
scriminating or countervailing duties between tie
Dukedom of Oldenburgh and the United States,.
have ceased since the 11th of May last.
PROM TUR CMARLESTOWN PAPISR Ntiv. 25.
From Havannab, by the schooner Comet, staved
yesterdablwe have received regulAr files of Havanna&
papers to the 15th inst. inclusive. From them 11 ap.
London, England, 1821-12-26

NOTICE.
!‘ To all concerned. “ December the 12th, 1821.

" Captain Rock do hereby certify, that any person
whatever, paying tithe money to Henry Oliver, will be
under the pain of Death, and as for Healey he may u
well have his coffin ready for the servitude of the sum-
mons, or any person or persons paying the foundling
money, if any person do go contrary to my orders i will
visit them in the course of a few days or nights, as i am
not forgetting them as i have herd some complaints this
time back of this parish. No more at present from
yont's truly,
" CAPTAIN ROCK, county of Limerick.
" N.B. Any person tearing this down will be under
pain of Death."
London, England, 1821-12-26

BURSTING OF THE BUBBLE.
la a day or two will be published, a New Satirical Work,
entitled,
AMORNING IN CORK-STREET; or RAISING
the Wise; containing a Faithful Picture of some of
our hopeful Nobility and young Sprigs of Fashion ; with
severs Original Letters. Likewise the History, Qualifi-
cations, and Character of Money-Leaders in geoeral ;
:hewing that they consist principally of Noblemen's Ser-
vants ; to which will be added, a Portrait of the Mosey-
Borrowers of the present Day, a List by far too numerous
to specify here. Re. Re.
Printed for J. Johnston, Cheepslde.

00 gtta tOnion•
"TUB BRITISa STATISSISAN'' Is INCORTOIts FED WITS " TSP
STATESMAN."
London, England, 1821-09-07

cretary and a persevering Committee, whose active
exertions have obtained the subscription of many not
immediately connected with the benevolent Institution.
As my information is as extensive as correct, and
knowing your, Mr. Editor's, willingness to support
the cause of the people, I shall now and then trespass
on a corner of your patriotic Paper.
Leather-lane, Sept. b, IS2I. BARNABY BUNG.

PRICE OF STOCKS TH
Bank Stock
11 per Cent. Red shut
$ per Cent. Con. 75ff
Si per Cent. SR/
4 per Cents. shut
8 per Ct.liavy 1091 109
3 per Cent.
Long Ann
Imp. 3 per Cent. 751
Irish 6 per Cent. 1091

DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK.
ludis Stock
Ditto Bonds —5. 65q 615. pm
South-Sea Stock 831
South Sea Old Ann.
Ex Rills2d. 4s. 2s. 45. pm.
Small Os. Os. is.
Bank for Account
India for ditto
Con. for Acct 76k 6;
Lott. Tickets 191. 195.

DION WATIR AT LONDON-BRIDGE TO-MORROW.
Adorning 48 min. after 10.—Evening 33 main after 11.

Cbt &tattginan.
"TEE BRITISII STATESMAN" Io INCORPORATED KITE " TEE
STATESMAN."
London, England, 1821-03-09

DOSTOV, rte. S.

We learn that orders have bests received at the Navy
Yar,l to tit the Constitution fur sea with all expedition;
the destination is doubtless the Pacific Ocean.

ERODE • ■•LT[DEORE PILFER 01, TUE STU PER:
IMPORTANT

EXTRACT OP A LITIER FROM VERA CRCZ, DATED
hosseasit •3'3 :—" Since writing to you last, nothing
particular has occurred until the day before yesterday.
when the Spanish lloyernment brig Tirme entered this
port. 4 days from Cadiz. By her we have received
the :►grti able news, that this port will be open to all
nation', by a decree of the Cortes. This measure is
to take erect in Europe, on the lit of Jan., and here
..n the Ist of 31arch ; courequettly we shall haves'
f e, co:: meet e fur all articles except Cotton goods, and
it is expected they also will be allowed. The duties
are to be very moderate, not to exteed 30 per Cent.
and if lOW as 13 on raw goods. Very little business
is doing.

nor 7na rtrru.orno isTat.t.inasetn• rim 2.
(FROM 11.% urAx.)

llovtr. or Asstunt.r.—The House went into
Committee to consider the bill in amendment of the
...•t ituliwing a ditty on articles imported front the
"'lt'd State' of America made several amendments
ta, it. The amendments were read, and, with the
bill, ordered to be engrossed.

The accounts received respecting the operations of
Lord Cill'llß iVE on the toast of Chili, are rarions
god contradictory. From the New York papers, as
well at private letters we have been assured that
Liras Lag levallv fallen. According to others the in-
telligence pcmatnre.—lii another column we have
itserted ti euntlietb-If statements and speculations on
the subject,

li.tuw.ncri, Pen. learn font Stockholm,
that the Court is occupied with a singular affair. A
t reat tott.piracy has recently been discovered jhrougb
theruedium of un accomplice. It• appears that
Penult, whose nante is Briggen, had fo-tnerly been
employed by the agents of lin•tavus Adolphus in
Sweden. lie states that he was in the habit of re-
CI WM: iastructi ms front that prince during the pe- ,
ritAl the Ettgli.l► pert wu off the coast in 1815. Hr
errs charged with letters front Gustavus Adolphus to
carry into Sweden. Ile accuses the Count of Rosen,
lisrertwr of the prorince of liettenburg, with having
• private corresponaeuce with the Prince in 1,311, in
antral', island near Gottenburg ; he also adds that the
Queen has wrote several letters to Count Rosen.—
( Psi is ,Peps r.)
London, England, 1821-01-04

TRUSSES.

A 8 Universal Satisfaction is given by the Use of
=ll. PINDIPIII PATENT TRUSSES. witheat Metallic
aPetals. (having is several ease, particularly in Children.
tented a Cure), Messrs. GOWAN and Co. of 900. Fleet-
`tree!. beg leave, most respectfilly, to ochoowlege the kind-
ilea Of those emiueut Gentlemen of the Faculty. for bowleg
strongly recommended their fustraments, aid to assure
..sem they will still endeavour to merits tiostinuassee of their
141"11.--ftewscetable references can be given to Surgeons
-lid others, have keg proved that a great and uniform
I"suire an be aimed wrrnesiv drosses. and that gaga.
hcelifirtt and Du raatuvr. are the prominent features of
these Trusses.
N.l. Persons seeding the eirtuniference et the body below
/** hip; tad the largest part of the thigh. stating alga side
the) aft Meted, may &peed vv belag comet!) fitted.
London, England, 1821-01-04

GODIVErB ANSWER TO .11.41. THUS.

—.....--
[Costietted from Moadsy's Stisteemeass.]
SFA-TION 111.

ON Till NATIO or INCNEASZ IN 111:11.IN rOPIVLATION.
" Resting, as Mr. Malthus has done, the whole of'
the proof of his geometrical ratio on the censuses of
the United States, it must be acknowledged that he
has by no means stretched his evidence beyond what
it would 'dear. The increase in the population 4 the
new colonies between 1800 and 1810 is such as almost
to stagger belief. The following table is extracted
from the censuses, but arranged soas best to elucidate
our observations.

UNITS INHABITANTS IN lIENTILTIIT. TIINNESSER. MIS
SISSIPPI AND INDIANA IN ISM AND IN 1810.
London, England, 1821-01-04

!Mara INCREASED-01.4NRS DECREASED—AND
PRICE REDUCED !!!
BISH has great satisfaction in rrrontmending
• the NEW YEAR's LOTTERIES so tjtt notice of
Isis best Friends. the Public, as they will Sod the Ssb•me
contains
Nine Prises of 1111.000. Consols and Money.
Not Two Blanks to a Prise.
Lowest Prise 212 Money.
Double the Number of Prizes there usually hare boo.
Price of the Tickets reduced.
Three .t 21,003, at toast, must be drawn First Day.
Three more 1111.000 may be drams First Day.
One Ticket may gain Two 2111.000. 23d this Nloutb.
263,000 in first Fire Minutes must be drawn First Day.
Every Ticket now on sale must be drawn First Day.
Not half the number of Blanks there usually has been,
Thedrawing commences on theday whenParllatnent meets.
Sid this month, (JAau•ar): sad before the King's Speech
can be announced from the Throne. at least 63.010. must be
deterniined, as there are Three Prizes of 21,001.2. arranged so
as to be drawn In the first Fire Minutes I—Tickets anal
Shares are sailing by 111 Mil. Stock-Broker, 4. Cornhill. and
S. Charing-Cross. London. and by his Agents is the
Country. who sold in the very last Lottery Co tract, (just
Saished)
1453 in Nine 5hare5.........1.0901.!!!
3142 I• Five Shares. .!1.0001..! :
3643 whole Ticket........ ....10.111101.1!!
Besides several minor Capitals, too numerous for in-
sertion.

.0 • Th. Prices of Stacks are allged, knurly, bribes*
WNW'S Ones. 3, Conklin!, by which She Pablic cos see
the decimations.
London, England, 1821-01-04

KING.

This day, pnrsuant to a Relnisition addresned to the
High Sheriff, a meeting of the Freeholders took
place at the New Court House, Kilmainhatn, for the
purpose of voting a loyal Address to the King. One
o'clock was the hour appointed, but previous to 12
there were great numbers assembled ; and, lung before
the doors were opened, Lord Cloncurry, Mr. Hamilton
Rowan, Mr. John Borne, Mr. O'Connell ; with many
other distinguished characters, arrived. The Police
were in ea, ly attendance, and, when stationed at the
Court-house door, received from the High Sheriff, Sir
Richard Steele, orders to " admit none but suck as
he should point out." The consequence was, a long
suspension of the business of the meeting. Judge Day,
Hans Hamilton, M. P., Lord Frankford, Mr. \oral,
Lord How &c. successively made their entrance
good through the windows.
At half past one the Sheriff took the Chair, and
proceeded to read in a most inaudible manner, the Re-
quisition, and to state the object of the meeting.
After which it was moved, by Lord Howth, that
an Address should be presented to his Majesty, which
having been seconded by Lord Frankfort,
The Sheriff proceeeded to nominate a Committee,
and which consisted exclusively of the Requisitionists.
Mr. O'Comnsta, said, that he concei►ed the usual
course was to put the question after the motion, and to
take the sense of the meeting upon it.
Several Oentlemen spoke to the same effect. The
motion was, notwithstanding, resisted by the Sherif.
Lord CLONCVIIKT endeavoured to speak.---[Here
thete was the greatest confusion, and loud cries of
" hear, hear."]
Mr. O'CosistaLt, again made an effort to be heard,
and was asked by the Sheriff, " Was be a Freeholder ?"
" Yes," replied Mr. O'Connell, 6, and as loyal and in-
dependent as any in that Coon, who traded in loyalty
and lived upon the taxes, and, from his property
and professi•in, had as good a right to be upon the
Committee as any one amongst them."
Mr. Mut.t.ax condemned, in energetic terms, the ir-
regularity of the proceeding.
The 5111R117.-•••" Sir," (to Mr. Mullen) " if you
don't hold your tongue 1 will turn you oat of the
Con rt-house."
Mr. MULLSN.—A am here as ,an firdhlikendolt!
freeholder, and you dare not, confissibhl
occurred, and expressions of indignation were very
generally manifested.)
' • The Address was then read, and was listened to
with 'west respectful silence.