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anther `soxiNG•4l' SliEPPßllfro* RANGE. ;
Mouse, it would be satisfactory to the Ole* to first term, to 48 years certain. 'riser. ohm a
know that every enquiry had been previously gone- clime* wtich the Hon. Member said had been pree --ow--
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into. rented to him by the booksellers, to provide, that its- • Ike Isaias bet Ween Oliver,..tbe
.eartleneetivaff:
• TIM MSG V. LOCKTCOPGI
' Mr. Serjeant Bert, as Counsel for one of ihV •
Mr. HUSK [SAO N rev. merely with a view tone- proper use shoeld not be made of the books prawn- 9
Painter bed suited more interest than any
, court to knows teeleeanere of their Lordships tette
tice the observation which had fallen from the Hoe. ed to ,rise public libraries, as it had been said that has occurred for some f tees; and' thouland.s were' -
Gentleman who spoke list, ,respecting the specala- they- were sometimes sold. pending on the event. Both had shown themselves , Defendants in the above prosecutiop, appeared rii.'
three
' Court to. take . the trial; ~ "'ill was,". ackl‘d tbr
lions in corn. It wss quite impossible, in his opt- , 'These clauses, on the suggestion of Mr.BANKES, -
the day when it -would .111le most convenient for the
pion, for any person not to perceive that from the were then received for the purpose of being priviled• brave men, and neither wall ever beaten. Their con-
Lord Coeh.e.
ditionloo in the ring, after betweeii two and
supply 01 grain at present in this country, there was ! The House then resumed, and the Report Wog months close training, was remarkably fine. The
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.Learned Serjeset,.4.' the ardent, wish of
, rune, Mr. Co*Lne Johnstone, and„ he also wide
no probabiiite of any rise in price before harvest. received, was ordered to be taken into conslderailan stake for which they contended was *lke, the Gym-
This was one reason for his wishing to proceed with on Friday se'imight. nastic Club. At one .. O'clock. a 24-fiff• square was
eak and -r
the ...übject at present. There wise malty persons in' The Custom and War Doty Bin, the T---* onned,..encompassed by • about 10,000 speithfilltsir.
- ': @toter,: *it iir*.e other Defendants,' 'to meet the
the House desirous of defeating the measure ; and at : Hides Bills, the Irish Post Offica Bill, were severally The men entered at one o'clock, . each full of con& t chargd'aiscern as it visa poisible,' consonant to the;
the present advanced period of the Session he should reported, and ordered to be read a third time te- denim.' Betting had been hitherto about even, the
- - practice of the Court for them to do so ?"
Jess air of any Report of a Committee being laid atorrow.—Adjourne
d. partisans of each being about equal ; but although
• before the douse in any reasonable time to admit of ! • - • ' -- Painter had a few port& in weighlAw the knows
OUTRAGES' AT • NOTT'INGgig
—410....--that an application to the foregoing effect had
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made to him at chambers, but he thought, that unad•
Lord Eeeensonotfen• interposed, by , observing,.
been
sobsequent discussion ; and thus agreeing too Selectsuperiority of Oliver's training sae, Vie immediate
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Committee would be the same thing ea putting old TO THE ElnifOß OF THE STATESMAN. of a •gentleman, whose system is unerring, •
patronage
the measure altogether to another Session. 1 Siu,—ln your Paper (sr Thursday last, under tete the adds 111
he ring may be estimated 411 to 8 cur- fondants
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fieneral GASCOIGNE explained. ' • above head, you gave an account of sense (males rent on Oliver. The seconds were—for Painter,
the
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I might think it most convenient for the pirtles iii-
Tin- qoestinn was then put, and the house adept- having been brokee at Nottingham, the previous Sen. !friend and patron, Gregson—and for Oliver,i. 1 eused.to adopt in their defence, whetheethey tnevie •
ed the nesolption *Wino a division. . day eveuiug. So far your information wee founded fficiated with J Clark, his bottle ,
' Chars Cribb, o J. ,to be defended separately, by_ Counsel distinct tar - -
' The CItANCf:II.OR of the EXCHEQUER. .ou fact; bet your Informant, without disguise or holder. 'each, or ho otherwise,he t.. „,
mi•
,s se.. lien could fit -no day._ frei• •ti'
moved for loare to 'bring in a Bill, in conformity to hissitatieu, then attaches the condemnable and etre..
_, Atoned
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moOrsigter reteurei with
whirmuut etfe;t. muff farad at ilia:oft rof was as also requisted of him to fix 'Tuesday aveek,fied'., -
the Resolutioli. He uederstood, that he was sup- cious inaction of the. Frame-breakers to the paw- 'r'idly took, .
puke, in
which Painter showed Asst blood. They the purpoie ; Bdt it was the 'Tuesday in Whites*:
posed to have said last night that it would be better mediates of certain. Comm' itteesof the workmen be- I got to a elo-e by Painter 4147 king steaks
Navin
hiss rit hant,i_i week, when
recreatiein was naturally sfinght far bi
to put oft the measure till another Session. What, 'caging to various branches-of the Frame-work Knit. i sled ()
be ad other
Stoltel,t the fipdarsymsase nailtilvitnelyhitkartwu. v u
fi most classes of lociety; and although he eop lir gist.*
he had-said was, that he would rather consent to the i
I sing Trade --chart which a grosser libel could sot betting, his own time and labour, he (lid not consider timself
postponement of the meusnr.• till•
,lest 86s11°11'1in I bora tate" committed on the eisancters and condors 1 I. Oliver bit his matt in thekfwrontlof the fare. with his left : :e-i :
JUsliura in impressing into the service of a Court ti(
agree to the Amendment of an floti. Gentleman (Mr. iof sans or set erwiee,
in the kingdont : forvtlie i bang, Painter
flaido*e. returnedwbe pa
lt
earwrot
punish
edwit about the bead with Law, upon such a dlf, the labor tied time of others;
Fester): . : ' ' ' Committees to which your Informant alludes, have ' hie advenary's left band. lie planted one good budy hit en therefore, he would not consent to Tuesday. Be:
In answer to • a question .of Lord Milton, the . repeatedly published, iu the Nottinghant- New*. Oliver.).i There as
w atw tepee%) fc
anreeintectieruiwutde fightinga c ani nit,
ihteurdall sides, added his Lordship, he was not now informed
CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER, said, that papers, their abhorrence of the Frame-breaking sys- bbigd. !' ;refttingas•averaii4 as even. by -' i hoW the several persons-accused were to' be defended;
he was endeterntined whether he should propose . tem, with their reasons assigned
why sect,
system
wee
'3. Thltrind exteedes4 in bravery, perhaps, adnyfth:sneglaTt because if they were to stand upon separate defences,
three or tire stars,. for the period of the Bill. r
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bre° dangerous to the huaourable and undisguised Atte* record.. ' inerar;%eiranelftedt shl3:4"acneete goattatnhoetrienr loeftthanded and•have mere than the • usual number of -Connate -
,years he thought the shortest term which could amt.. which they have. in view, independent of the moral i gym. A Most determined ra ly followed(' with reciprocal ad• generally engaged in accasations of conspiracy, it.
ble the country to experience the effects of the mea- •
i depravity of the crime. • Yea say, theseatillains bate ; vantages wbkh lasted two miuotes. Both fought chiefly at the would A
probably not be one day, hut three days, that.
as re. I now become so hold, thatthey hold Cormnittees at all ,
, head, hit for hit, until, they were covered with blood. Oliver . . •
I retreated from the rally, and nobi,ed his adversary with the left •It woad be necessary to set apart for, the cause. - ite • •
Leartewas then given to bring in the Bill. !times of theday,, and issue such orders as they with : kaadl-bot Painter at length got to in-6 kiting arain, ar. this • all events, he was of opinion, as the mater was .nos.
Mr. BA NK ES moved for an Account of the quire- to hare executed at night. Now, Sir, as you ate , 'eel ernallewAseeVbent noTrtehPfeTaCloyusiltl6lt lilntitlieleti‘ttist 011:tntrier :to come into judicial consideration: an•
y other
tity of Corn, Meal, and flour, imported into Gceat.• tiot supposed to be the author of this eqoalty nu- , seem
received a body hit ors,
the heart, with which he was near going :Judge but himself,
,there was ao necessity far. •
Britain from fereign pow-, from January to April liguatit and silly libel, let us put it to your sober re- i down. Painter at length fell from weakness, and both were at ' calling upon the Court to fit i dais 'but to aPPIY, '.' .
law; also of the qiialitity imported from. IrMadd
_, fiection, whether it is anywise probable that the :
1 thies.tial4"io"f*at shy i
y safe fighting. and was very successful in '. at the . ttings .et Nisi Prioh. which coMmenear ,`
during the same Period.; also a° account 6r the (16' magisterial authorities of the town would sufferanen planting his left-handed hits on Painter's bead. Painter fel- ' neat week, aud by, which thettake parties will Ole 1 ,1
tity of foreign corn exported from Great Britain do.
ito hold committees. in the open day, whose object • lowed Ins adversary retreating, but was unable to return uponn I able to ascertain how, and by what number if'
ring the same period ; and of the quantity warehoused • .ir his hits. He was evidently distressed, and threw assay ma y
. 1 wasto issue man a es of spo la I u an
• d t l• ro d outrage, ' 6KM-handed blows, one of which would have been autarky fur Co*unSel, they may findit suitable to defend Hi ,
in London, and the other warehoused ports. I the direct teeth of the law ? Your Informant, no Oliver had it told. Painter placed a good right-handed bit on • selves, in order that he might estimate the dam. •:'
Sir H. PA RAW .1.1. suggested the proprieluid
. -of oh" doubt, from very honourabla motives, bas libelled r_t_ill Irhive"rYci*. eye, and seemed to
rally betneTiohati."gesetecot:ed ropes, which might be required for the cause to be tried. .
tlining an account of the exports from t -to ; the Magistrates of the town, and has made- your Ulrapainterweals.-Twoerimafelland eura ro 'mein] Olivet. 5 I Mr. BICHARDsON, Mr. PARK, Mr. SCARLET T, 114
foreign pert.. which was also ordered„ _ [Paper the medium of his ignorauce and knavery ;.!. 5. -Olive. continued his safe fighting, by hitting with
. the left i Mr. LAWES, all signified then that they wereEzr,
reteieed
Mr.-BANIEFS-trin gave notice, that he should.; and welt may it be for this slanderous libeller; that i" d, wet breaking away. Painter fell on ins face in pursuit],
for separate and distinct Defeedants, and that all the:
on Friday move for a Select Committee onlhe sob. the Magistrates of Nottingham are as conspicuous for i him. There moan dtference betvietu dais and the former round, Defendants having now pleaded (Mr. M'Ree 'baldric
jest of the Corn Trade. ,- their forbearance and leaky, es they ate for (heir :•aii•
`pain thr Painter iu a sort of rally planted hits left stud i been the last, and he pleaded yesterday), they were
Mr. HUSKISSON gave notice that he should to.
! watchfulness mid due v‘miteistration of inane., °V cri/...tOlive!elr hallitis nntagonist so myth under, that he hit him at 1 desirous that the trial should take place with. all FOS..
morrow move for a Committee on the 9th and 10th :
1 you would be compelled by them to give him up to' oloesure. Painter was too much beat and distressed to make a sible expedition.
of King William, as far as it relates to certain regale. I the violated laws, of Irii country, for having liielled . It and be Mt on one knee. - -
Me. GURNEY then observed, on the part °Clan
k dfi kited the fight by some terri-
tions impoSed on certain districtsof Kent and Surrey,
i them in the execution of their dozy. The CoMniiit. ' blelliftnis*, rerklin.teicilltte: 641.rnordoawan
with
the right hand, and Painter prosecution, that as the parties were so anxious to
respecting wont.
: tees here alluded to are chosen by the workmen from wM unable again to appenor in time. Painter was quite blind meet the charge, he trusted that the trial would takei
The motion for accounts respeeting Convicts was ~e.- hid se ub AO dreadfully punished, and Oliver suffered much shoat the
postponed to to-morrow. among themselves,at
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. 11c-houses, in the ()Pen (109, and convened bi.ruhlief • Cooper beat day without a scratched face, in eight His Lordship at the Sittingi in the course Of the en,
A Message from the House of Lords announced..
notice: they hold communion with the hosiers h
1--eirl'iminutes by detkerous fighting. This was for a purse suing week will most probably fit the day. 444,fi10g.
their Lordships' as'imit to several public and private .
in their official capacities ;.* thek •objeet"or se, '. ' the matter rests for The present.
B-tls.employers, guitieaS.: •
! being known to be an adweice .of 'prices, to cos. t ' Another •A g1..,9
of
inferior
an - co .
The Harbour Bill was read a second time, and or- , •
respond, Lii a.sniall degree, With the adraitoe 0 the tifi •
y's diversid • The ATTORNEY•GENERAL moved for a rule to
de=ed to tie committed on to-morrow sennight, after : price of urprisions ; the being sanctioned there% t_e: • - 1fr.C1•••‘.......0•e.e-ee-...--•- show cause why the proceedings in this cause should
a few words from Mr. P. Carew, Mr. Tremayne, • • f
y bl "ii • and ' _.---
;by many o the most repute e osiers. a sop- +`' L .Tat WALLIN PITT INDLINA?Ir not be stayed; why Mr. 11. Hodson should not
kirsCrokee, and toed -Milton. j ported by public opinion ; and their meetings are --% :- t---eieiin- . arswer to the matter contained is an.offidavit of the'
tarl " (mewl t es. • , .
! contiutied, because their objed gas mut Oir,)ken -- •
iistvotri, reopectine the fat. *USN D 4 fandents.; and why rife cute of ehis application;.
-The House then; 'lp.elf into a Conneittee •
• .obtabtait.. r Doti this look like their 'sleeting tire*. 'as well as all other costs in the suit, should not at
es-the-trade of the 'Veertiales, now hi his Ma- It' berm in the public mind, we•sub. I
times of the day, to issue orders for destruction at i . •
g `f ti letter from fficer on beard , defrayed bY • the IPhilitiffs. The Leareed •Coescak
jest ca'posA.4sints, • liketUnited Proviuces. . ,ao attract o an o
. . night ? Your Correspondent informs you, top tb(lfiez seeress stated, that. he founded this motion upon the egitia44
Mr. ROSE said, the object of the measure which fit (Klett," trehls friend in London, that
prices of the workmen hare been advanced tram lib -•-• •probable the • that she has sit attha Derandieti, who are Beakers at. IlTidet--
he had so propose to • the Committee was, to allow 1,,.
within the last
_, _ ~ „, le der bet too , opinton
o wenty per teat. ",
._l""tns • tun' : ben !octet sea:— hives; from which it appeared that in consequence,.
the vePteis of the Vuited Provinces to sail to the :'. '
:is true, as respects some of the humans ; a sum ex- ,• . ' " Cape Town, Feb.ll. •of some law proceedings which they had instituted;
Dutch Colonies new in the possession of his Majesty
tremely disproportienate to the advance in the prim " Demi Sts,--I.am just arrived in the Stet-frt. against the Plaintiffs, those-Gentlemen had felt con..‘ -
under certain restrictions, and paying the same duties ,
of
i provisions ; but, Sir, the great body of plain , getet inning been three weeks down the coast resat- 1 siderable indignation, and were heard to say, they
to- which English goods were liable. Ile then pro-
-1 silk stocking-makers, men whose labour and loge. i 'as far as the Great Fish River, in search of I would be revenged. Their scheme of revenge was,
posed a Resolution that the Chairman do ra the •I weld,
? y I 'Rot), administer to the fashionable gaiety of Kings, !the wreck of a ship, which we can scarcely doubt is 1 one of rather a novel nature: it was thus—they con-
Douse, that leave he given to bring in a Bill to re- : .
'Princes, Nobles, wealthy yeomeu, and their Ladies, • that of the ifrillians Pitt, Captain Butler, from , trieed to collect togethee.twelve guinea notes, which
gulate the trade of the United Provinces with the ,
andt 'but much to the reial *de ' Bata i P•r to our departure, the Norleis trans. i had been issued from the; bank of. the Defendants,.
I.rho con la eso
etch Colonies in his Majesty's possession.
• 1 and superiority of the kingdom—these men are f pert arrived here from Alp,* Bay, bringing with ! and employed an agent SQ. tithe.thern to their. bank-
'Die Atone resumed, and leave was given to bring
I struggling for an advance, woos ATEILIMa EAKl.l.lier the top of a box, directed to the Williain Pitt, i log-house, and demanded gold in payment of them.
in a Bill accordingly. • i ni'L•
RR NOV MORE TRAN ROURTERN RUILLIROS :at Gravesend, dated Saturday, February el, 1810, , Lies demand was not,. of ;muse, acquiescedlie, but
- Mr. BENNET moved for an account of the I. 'II" '4
hen the indispensible necessaritia, which •.,tis -the care of Mr.*Raspinsen, waterman ; as also] twetve i3ank of Efigland-notes,._ with peels.' shigings%.
total amount of the charge COB his Neje:tilts Civil !"a wa.111,-* .
appertain to their labour, are deducted. •Do the breather, directed " Mrs. Crawford, and John 'i were offered. This tender, htlytgapra won Wendt
Revenue for the last five years, distingniiihieg the :
wages of these men require advancing? Crawford, Esq." Mr. and Mrs. Crawford, and ! and the agent departed ; upon whish, Mr? Pefoe
different heads of charge.---Ordered. - We the undersigned, are well known. and be- We children, are known to have been passengers in : Hodson, who was an attorney, immediately cow
C 'RN EXPORTATION BELL.
The CHANCELLOR of the iiICHEQUER I ion to
a Cummittee for an Advance of Wages; we -the Wiliam Pill. There also drifted ashore near ,smenced an. action against the Defendants, fig .4.
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appeal to our townsmen, and the country at lagged -4111 m Bay, a ehest, probably that of the Ceetain's ;fusing to pay ie gold and not only so, but Inerin-
rnoveil the second reading of the Corn Exportation ,
Lill.. for. the justice and truth of the foregoing observe. l'etewartt, hawing in the front and oe the centre plank, ; ducedother persons to take a similarcourse,•whereby
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W. SMITH asked, whether it would not be I hons and statemeuts.—Your•s, respectfully, 1 the words William Pitt ; also some of the poop-deck the Defendants were exposed to an .enormous ex-
-- M UM. SILNIPSON. '--nks...' -ith cot-screws in them apparently ripped ' pense, and merely to gratify the malicious disposi-•
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improper that this Bill should pass the House before
her Bill on the subject of Importation, was in

Nottingham, May 16.

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SAMUEL RAYNOIL

from the beamisvith great violence: MI her
bulk-
heads and venetian blinds, the furniture of the

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tion of the Plaintiffs. Under Psych circumstances,
he trusted the Court would toiPply !frith his swami.

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some stare of forwardness ? 1 Eorrea.—The article above alluded to, was -- ~ _.... - -
The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER was copied from the Times Morning Paper of '[hums-I the poop, small bedsteads, the remnant —KUNIO show cause granted. •
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of opinion, not only that the propriety of this Sill l day last. cabin under
- Oa small boat, together with dead sheep and pigs, . '('here were similar motions made in other.claill • of
. have also drifted on shore near Algoa Bay. As a ship ! the same nature, and agreed to.
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_ Iwfore the House was not ccinnected with the passing 1 A . • ...,;;t,
of the'other Bill, hut that if that other Bill did not nom ..• •
Tux LONDON GAZETTE 1114 r if ' vas seen passing Algort Bay to the westward on the' The Court was occupied the remainder .of the day
pars, this Bill before the house would be but the —sr— ' 17th of last month, and in the night of the 18th five :in special arguments of no public interest, and an its
' guns were heard in the bay of St. Francis, a gale. rising, adjourned. to Friday—Holy Tharsdity tieing
more proper; because it would go on to approximate i pARTNEtt SHIPS DISSOLVED.
the stet.- of things on this subject to a general free- / W. Rardv and J. lit&ulton, High Holhom, hosiers—T. Col. 4lowing from the westward, and the night very dark . a dies nbtt in the ousts of Law.
dam (which. if it coald be universally adopted, would wilt Nattal, salerbug, Lancashire cotton-manufac- and raining,
jifill4a. sT. Co'llingon and C. Pitittal, Longridge Ln I i •
, !was t re, , it is thought she most have been' in the , - . •,_. . ' .
The Right Ilononrable Gtostoc RIVOILTORT, Earl
be ti, e best possible mate), for then would there bet : cotton-manufacturers—VV. Craven and J. 'Croonte% Puma, nay, and suffered this damage by shipping heavy seas,
i ,Ingle-,igagoin_j, D. aimi ji, Whitehead. sisms-hall, 14wItt4tIre, .by which the articles abate' Mentioned were washed •
frcedom of expert, import, and transit.of Belvidere, Viscount and Baron 0. Bellfield, in
1 woollen-manufacturers—J. Kelieway„itin. and J.
Mr. 8.0`.4E said a few words against the Bill. . Yordinghridce, Hampshire, grocers:—J. Freeman and 3. Stark-
""ld• overboard. NO traces, however, appear of a wreck,r ,the kingdom of Ireland, died on the 12tb iastant,
The Bill was read a second time, and ordered to well,Aßristal,WwriNsanttfaetttrets—J. Deng's and It. Klngdnn,. as no ropesosest, sails, nor casks, have been seen
i .4 at his house, in Great George-street,: Dublin,
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he committed en this day week. BICH", woollersokapers--11. Rhodes, S. Rhodes. .1- Ithades. .1 have however. but Vole, 60114 in my own tnteu
' 13. W. RlBliataan, J. Gledhill, and S. Rhodes, Go- i • •2
ship board - ' Vdth year of his age. His Lordship was twins
The Poor Relief Settlement Bill was read a second ; Yorkshire, merchants—S. Crabtree is lost, and I feu all on must .4
eu Vt •we believe has left no issue by either;
and R. Thompson, ' lira tue
time. •• : . . Chant. brash-makers—J. Munson and M. Fielding, Upton, : bare perished. If she were at incisor near the bay i" -2 bullion
tour
of,iaweheaks. again risen cortsiderattlyin
Mr. SHAW LEFEVRE and Mr. ELLISON lug. ' Nottinghamshire millers—E Golliaskaw and .1. Hover New- -
'Ken'
gate-street, 'rovers—T. and T. Ara, oic.h.itre; I. Bd. i
relliw she antlered so much damage, she probably i
Thl first great impression which was mule.
gested the propriety of committing the Bill at that rose), eltecwootagers—.l. Turner, Tierston, and T. Shiatya, I at her moorings •orif by any chance she got •
t Whitriagtoa-blill, Staffordshire, rof iron-11. M. Nins ' oat to sea, she has probably' foundered ; which last . of wir
tinte to fill up the blanks. , Duke vv ELLiNEVON on SOULT and SUCHET„
and B. Davies, Charles-street, Illiddlesex Hospital, upholders , salvos+ on I 'II ftl ink the more natural from ttO nd,,
The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER —C. C. Hall and J. Symonds, Borough. ' $ from a judicious exchange of Six, for nine-pot
said, that he wished to introduce a clause to exempt _ min bodies having floated on shoe along 1110 -the h
t roughout the whole of our artillery. Ms
places of worship from the payment of POOTS' HAW*, ' 'PEDE3TRIAN FEAT.—On Monday settetight Re- sheep and ...igs. • !
ship contrived
from move the latter with almost
oi; which account be thought it would be advisable nier, the pedestrian, celebrated for Itis successful sheep And
three days ago, 100 letters arrived from
of waa • • Pitt, all
a facility as the orer and their effect iu slaught
to commit it to-morrow. The Bill was accordingly : race against the noted groom of Captain Barclay, Al got' Bay, part of the mail the 'Tibiae. aii i
i terrific liayonti-e..teription.
mdered to be committed to-morrow. ! undertook to go from Hastings to Rye, and return, dhiliPd.,..,_ _ for Lundon, in a shattered state, and some . -
Au account laiebefore the House of Control
COPY RIGHTS BILL. ! ' listaoce, least, _lnillegt - also involves of part of her cargo, I
states the rotal value of corn and grain importedf
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-The house resolved itself into a Committee on the -.4, washed about
Ireland lute treat Britain, between the sth of
Copy Rights Bill, in which . were sent
1181, a ' sth of January, 1814, at 2,797:
Mr. D. GI DDY explained the object of the clauses, and fro -•• ~ • u countries, at 2,122,2811
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which he intended to propose on a future day. The i ._ .
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,as total of :10,5311.
classes provitled—.-1. 'fhat It should not be necessary February last I
that the copies of books presented to public libraries Whitlow, i MED.
, A part of On the 13th last. Win. Hughes, Esq. Clerk of the Papers, •
a tiouNl be on fine paper.-2. That no book need
presented to these libraries unless such as were re- :he stern- Kind's Bench.
, made at Du die 19U 51111. it.Cheitenham, Mrs.-Patience Thobrell, of
quired from the booksellers.-3. That all Copy
_ Sandywell!park and Secenhamptiw, Cloicestershiree
Itigbts should-be entered at Stationers' Hall, and that nocked on On the Illh last. Mesander Andenou, Esq. of thelion. Emit
if the Author, by a special entry waved his Copyßight, . boat.— ladle company'. Service.
he should then only be required to present one copy At Kesjingtoo. ea the IVA last. Ana, wife' of Mr. W. Wat-
mind, im- pawl,' ar Oaturchstrett, aged 31.
to the British Museum.-4. That the term of Col loirous mon. •
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CONSPIRACY: . '.-:-!• • • - 4
ra v. Loan COGILKAAE Ailb OTHERS.. .
ant Bus, as Counsel for one or iiiii-
n the abbatt prosecution, appeared rii"?
,ve the,pltiainlre'nf their Lordships este . -....- •
is it•would .11110,- meat convenient for the ' , '-.
.e the trial; ,• ow; iii was,'". added dr
ex0t,.4., the ardent, wish of Lord Cootie. '•
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Pane Johnstone, and„' he also under.
iMe other Defendants, to meet tho f,
re' as it visa poisible,' consonant to the; i ill
te Court for Orem to do -se ?"'
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ENEOROIIOII- interposed, by , obaervi4i• • ,
cation to the foregoing effect had been
at chambers, but he thought, that num. •
ten was, as to the mode in which the Dew ; ' (
uld select for the manner in 4 Which the? i • '
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it most convenient for' thi parties iii. .
,pt in their defence, whether'they meant • _
ell separately, by. Couasel distinct for
otherwise, he then could iitzta day. kg , 1 li.
uisted of him to fix Tuesday.n.gek,*,
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recreatiem was naturally anti:At for lir
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of Society; and althosigh he cePlirgire up . • ' .s.
, and labour, he did not consider 'himself • I
upraising into the service of a Court of
.uch a day, the lab..ur and time of others;
e would not consent to Tuesday. Ile:
his Lordship, he was not now informed • 1 '
:ral persons- accused were to' be defended; I
ey were to stand upon separate defences,
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Ire than the . usual number of -Commit ' 1
igaged in cremations of conspiracy, it. ,
ibly not be one day, hut three days, that.. .
necessary to set apart for, the cause.. M• a ,
e was of opinion, as the sncter was .not •
i judicial consideratton. before any other •
himself, , there was no necessity far.
1 the Conn to fit II 51lif I but to aPPIY, ." •.• .
logs .at Nisi Prins,. which commence( ':
and by, which timcdae parties will be, '
attain how, and by what number if'
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ey ally Audit suitable to defend these.. .. .
•rder that he might estimate the time.
be required for the cause to be tried. .
!AMMON, Mr. PARK, Mr. SCARLET?, 1114 I-
, all signified then that they were retaloet . -
and distinct Defendants, and that all that.
having now pleaded (Mr. Witaelaving . ~ ' .-,
t, and he pleaded yesterday) they wens .. ":
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