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AND LEED S GENER AIi 4lD^ER TISER . ' ,, ^' 1 SATURDAY, AUGI ^,l# •' J -^^ g r ^ ^ S S ^ . WORKS PUBLISHED BY G. BERGER, AKEN UP 1 .>¦ le-t, , rp X oa Stocks Moor, on the 13th TH& Creditor/ o* "tdWAltf* fiARKEB has no firmer Defender. Tbe People have neither SOUTH LANCASHIRE I>EMONSTRATlO|f; W HOLYWELL STREET, STRAND. , . A _ of AogTOt4a8t, A LARGE QUANTITY OF O Representative or Leader like Oastler- at once HOUSE hi a S ULBY, formerly of 4, John-Street, Spa Monday last, a meeting was held at tWPtrfBt 1 GOOD Ajjenstaned BEEB , STOCKIN GS. Any person laying claim to the Fields, then of 16, Frederick's Place -competent to the mighty task, and equal to tbe emer- ON and at a low Talnation above , Goswell Road ; deal. Union Rooms, R«HaTr»Biwlding^ Market- -&¦¦&*'rite otnaooa , (proving them by, their Description,) may then of 3, Upper £shley Street, Northampton gency of the times. street, Manebester, at which < delegates from thir. apply at Mr. Hopkik6on's, brazier, GOIfSFMPTiON CUR1ELE , have them, on application to I« partrculsrs Mr. Jacob Hudson, Square; ana of 13, Ossulston Street , Soinefs Town, The questioa now is-—whether Constitutional following districts attended. ; r ' • . fjsefc^treet, Shambles, Leeds. Twentieth Edition, Price Two Pence, Constable of Kexbro', after paying all reason- all in Middlesex, clerk to Messrs. liberty on the one hand, and individual security, as able expenceg. , Hicks and Dean, No. I. STGCKPpRT DISTRICT. , Also two other* will be to LET shortly. - By H. Conorsvs. of 5, Gray 's Inn Square, Middlesex, Attorneys at its consequence, on the otherT-^are much longer to Law and Solicitors ; then of exist. The one has been aimed at, and if struck Heatoa Norns, Bnonfegtoo, r\BSEBTATIONS on Asthma Consumption , Yann in the county , of York, Clerk to Mr. Garbn tt, of Tarm aforesaid down, the other will shortly share its fall. The right Stock port, ; Laiiesome, . RETURN OP THE \J and other Disorders of the Lungs ; Cough, . ':¦ ' ¦?¦ ¦ Attorney at Law and Solicitor ; then of 5, George's to property cannot possibly survive the denial of Cheadle, . Wimahw* . . . p0BCB£S7SS LABOUBEES! Sbortnans of Breath, &c. This Pamphlet, addressed Court Briggatt> ljbertyj has MINERA , , Leeds, in the West Riding of tbe and of support, and of independence, to tie 2. HYDE DISTRICT. exclusively to the above class of sufferers , For L TERRA METALLIC, said County; of York and industrious labourer. . » reached the unprecedented circulation of Twenty f illing Decayed Teeth, without hea t, p ain, or , durirg the tiine last afore- Hydev Werreth, said of No. 4, Templar Street, then of 21, Den ton Gorton. Thousand Copies ! thereby proving it to be wor- pressure ; and Incorrodibl e Mineral Teeth Bedford If the People perish, the Princes of the People , 2?ow Publishing, Price Foubpence, Place, afterwards of 14, Bedford Place, then of 7, perish with them. To Mr. Oastler the country is Gee Cross, thy of the patronage bestowed—its low price render- fixed without giving the least pain m shewing Place , Camp , then of 1, .Blenheim Square, and then indebted , for the bold and fearless declaration of „ . 3. ASHTON DISTRICT. VICTIMS OF WHIGGERY , ing it accessible to the poor. any fast ening of 36 Albion Street, THE whatever. , all in Leeds aforesaid, and wholesome truths on this subject, which, if embraced Droylsden, Mottram, . ¦ ¦ BE1XG A STATEKEST O? THB ' - - - - i late of Bdrwick-in-Elmet, in the West; Riding of and acted upon, may yet Save the nation. Follpw- Audenshaw, Glossop, - ¦ ¦y£j£r ?sbskcutios experienced by the dorchester the said Counfy( oF York, Attorney at Law and ihg in the steps of his friend aud coadjutor , the Hoofey Hill, Mdseley, / Labourers, THE MOTHER'S MANUAL, 1EB2>S AND Solicitor,' late. CJerk to the Trustees of the Xeeds talented zealous and patriotic Sadler that Dukenfield , Newtouwood . Or every mother her own Physician. HUDDERSFIELD. , , , Mar^ , ah account of vak dismay's land, Corn Exchange Buildings, and late Agent to the tyr to benevolent exertions, he has sought to bring Anhtonj Hartshead,' ~ WITH THE By H. Coxgrby-e. i Yorkshire Fire and Life Insurance Company, an the Agricultural and Manuf»cturing interests to a Stalybndge, Kn«tlane3» HORRORS OF TRANSPORTATION, Insolvent Debtor, are requested to meet at tbe office A Treatise on the disorders occurring in the early 1 right knowledge of the common principles of political 4. OLDHAM DISTRICT. "DBTELOPED MR. ESKELL , of Mr. Thomas Robinson, S6lic|tbr No. 8, wisdom and justice which oug TTTLLY j .«tajies of infan cy, particularly ar tbe period of cutting ! > , ht to regulate ah men, Oldham Hirst's Yard, Briggafe , Leeds, oh. Tu esdaY, the everywhere alike. He has toiled long and bard to , Cbadderton, GEOBGE LOVELESS their teeth, with the means of preventing convulsions, Surgeon Dentist, of No. 12J, Park Roie CroHipton, Saddleworth, BY , , Leeds, Eleventh day of September next, at twelve re-uhke the Labourer and tbe Landlord, the Work- OKI OF THE VICTIMS. fi tu, &c., consequent on that painful operation . Roy tun, Dobcross, TVESPECTFULLY announces that he'js b'Clock at Noon of the same day precisely, for the man and the Master, the Peers and..'' the- People: Lee8, Hollinwood ** Suggestions and advice, well worthy the atten- . on a an Assignee or , XV Professional vi4t to Huddersfield, and , for the purpose of choosing . Assignees, of shewing each that, unless all are friends, they must, Austerland, Rtiaradenj tion of every mother." —Nottingham Review. ' . ¦ better accommodation of his friend? hag made the said Iniolyent'si Estate *nd Effects. .;, and will, eventually destroy one another. . ' .. ., ; .Failsworth, \ Mm J **tPttitutotd , Pnce One Penny, Price SixPBUca, witii an Engraving. , ar- ; tbe c&tecbjsm: »s»»grro«rt» to attend that place j ana may be coo- The crisis baa arrived, afld his country noW talia 5. ROCHDALE DISTRICT. Sold wholesale«nd retail by J. Bobson , Northeru -ulted io »ll th«braBcbe«{rfI)EN.TALSUfiGERY voon him to come forward, and either in the 3 ate - - OF THB Star Office , Leeds, and by aU the Vendors of that as follows, until furthej notice:— 1 fraroSAL SlJBStJKlPfION, or out of it, as Providence shall determine, to be the Middleton , Butterworth, Journal ; also, by all Vendors of cheap periodical* instrument of giritig National exprettsion, and Spi/tlana*, Rochdale, HEW MOML WOULD. hout the couptry Agents may be supplied FOR THE PURCHASE OF A National authority to tbe views he has so zealousl Casdeton, Wardlf month, throug EVERY WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY, y, BY ROBERT OWEN. with Show or Posting Bills on application to the and unceasingl whilst in a private station im- Whitworth, Todniorden. , AT MRS. BENNET'S y, , This daj is published, Price One Penny, publisher, or to Mr. Hohson. , YORK PLACE ; FREEHOLD ESTATE ANNUITY, pressed upon his fel)ow-eountrymei«. THE LABOURER'S REWARD ; or, THE And every Monday , Tuesday , Friday and OR SUCH OTHER INVESTMENT AS A COM MITTEE To enable him to do this effectually, it is resolved 6. BURY DISTRICT. FOOD DIET-TABLE, a» promd- , COARSER INFANTILE DISEASES REMOVED. Saturday , at his Residence, 12£, Park Row, to promote a subscription , in which ALL—Nobles, Prestwich, Tottiiigtbn, pied by the POOR-LAW COMMISSION ERS. AP POINTED BY AND FROM THE SUBSCRIBERS , Clergy, and all of every rank connected .with the Pilkiugton, Elum, has been well and truly observed that he who ..eeds. IT " SHALL DEEM MOST ADVISABLE Landed' Interest and Merchan Manufacturers Ratcliffe, Waliuersley, • • This Table published on a broad sheet, males two blades of grass to grow where but ; , ts, , , i* XNCORROSIBX^ MINERAL ": TEETH, and Operatives dependant upon Commerce will Bury, Heywood. Bd contains an "Appeal to the Labouring Men ¦one grew before, is a real benefactor to his country." , TO BE PRESENTED TO oin with equal ardour as the pledge of thei r 7. BOLTON DISTRICT. ef England," that should be read in every Cottajje Can any eulogy, therefore bs too high for that From one to a comp lete Set, which are not only j , , patriotic zeal for the common good an d to purchase Bid Workshop in the Kingdom. man,- .who with the blessing of God ii» enabled , Indestructible, but also incap able of , Clifton, Turton, , , RICHARD OiLSTLER a Freehold Estate Annaity, or other eligible nouree Halshaw Moor, Horwich every year of his life, to rescue many thousands of Discolouration. , , , Just published, Pnce Threepence, of Income, to be presented to Mr. Oastler, as tbe Ring.eybridge, Little Bolton. " his felloK--crearure» from an early grave? To Enable that Gentleman to Devote Himself TRACTS on REPUBLICAN GOVERNMENT Amongst the advantages of Mr. ESKELL'S Constitutional Defender, not merely of tbe lawful 8. LEIG H DISTRICT. By D, USE ATKINSON'S INFANT'S PRESER- System one of the Entirely to Publie Life , as the Equal Fri end of Oft NATIONAL EDUCATION R. , principal is, that it confers the rights of the rich, but also of the prior, and more Lei sjlscis Wbjgbt. VATIVE 3 J! gh, . . Tildsley, Qwts and f powers of the mast distinct articulation , arid submits the Rich a?id Poor, on the Principles of saored rights ol the poor to the comforts of life, Pennington, Bedford, this as really an advantage of" the utmost Price Twopence each, Might be chalked upon every wall in town or importance ; CHRIS TIANIT Y, JUST ICE AND And the independent possession of all the blessings Atherton, W orsley, country ; but as this Medicine has not attained it ' s but when , to it in added the capability of biting the , of Constitutional Freedom. Let the people now do Chowbent, Sminton. ¦ HOPES and DESTINIES of the HUMAN celebrity (a celebrity of Fifty Years standing,) from hardest substance, without pain ; though' la>£, not HU MANITY. heir duty, as Mr. Oastler has done his, and he Atftlev, . v SPECIES. Bj R. D. Owej . puffing of bdj description, so neither does it seek ' to t east, that it gives tbe appearance of juvenility to becomes at once, as their Friend and Defender, ten 9. MANCHESTER DISTRICT, ADDRESS ON FREE INQUIRY. By R. D. rest its future fame upon any other basis than the countenances otherwise of an aged appearance. thousand-fold mightier, than either his Friends could THE OBJEC T Harpurhey, Davyhuhne, simple fattt that upwards of FlrTY THOUSAND Mr. ESKELL wwnes to impress OF THIS SUBSCRIPTION IS have hoped , or his foe.i could have feared. Blakeley, FICTION ; an Essay on the upon the Ladies Chorlton, FACTS versus BOTTLES of it are annually sold in Great Britain. and Gentlemen not to TWOFOLD *.— Oastler may yet, by the power of the arm of w e Withington o the Brain* have the least prejudice Ne ton H ath, , FsRcdom For the prevention and cure of those disorder* against bis Artificial Omnipotence, rescue the institutions of our country Crumpsal), Didsbury CHARACTER of COBBETT. By Hazlitt, Teeth, tor they are both useful 1st. t incident to Infants, it is a pleasant, innocent and and ornamental. His principle is quiu different to from the united effort of false friends and open Piestwich, Longsigut, Price 8&. stitched, and Is. Cloth, efficacious Carminative ; intended as a Preventive any other —it conduces to both beauty prove the ¦attach ment which i« felt by tens ol enemies to effect their destruction. Pendleton, Reddish, Also, , and comfort. TO lrlam, Peodlebury, against, and a Cure for, those complaints to which thousands of all glasses, but of the Working Flikt'tin, Mbstou, A New Edition of OWEN'S ESSAYS on the Infants are liable, as Affections of the Bowel*, A new description of Mineral . Teeth, that Classes more especially, to Mr. Oastler person- FORMATION OF CHARACTER. closely resemble* nature. These Mineral Teeth TO DBUGCrlSTS, GROCEB.8, Ac Irlain's-o'-th'-Hefght, Stratford, Diffi cult Teerhing, Con vulsion*, Rickets, &c. and ally, for the disinterested and devoted services which Eccies, Opelishaw eminently possess every superiority, that can be , Price Sixpence, an admirable Assisrant to Nature during the pro- he has rendered to the cause of Justice and Humanity, Barton, gress of the Hooping Cough the Measles the Cow dt-sired, over the various substances offered to the lor many years past ; during which period , as it is TO BE DISPOSED OF , , , cbajr. Pox,-or Vaccine Inoculation. Public for similar purposes, Their colour is uu- well known , be has sacrificed everything moat dear Dr. Fletcher in the ffn.T.H M TELL; or, SWITZERLAND rpHE STOCK and .FIXTURES' of a Grocer Resolved unanimou.sl ; Tne superior excellence of thi< Medicine which chanpeable; aud they may be hud in every gradation to man—health , wealth, and worldly fame that he y, DELIVERED , , X and Druggist, in a Village where there are That a demonstratiun pfihe van be attested by any respectable family in Man- of .-bide, to suit any that may be lemaining in the might, by restoring the rights of the Poor, assist to . Radical Reformers|of extensive means for carrying on a good Business. Manchester and the surrounding towns aud Also, complete in 2 toIs. with Memoir of the Author. chester, has induced several "unpri n cipled persons, in mouth. In point of economy, the Mineral Tfeth save the Country from impending danger and from , vrflage* Possession may be had immediately; and , with bt» made in fa vour of Universal Suffrage -Aunuat Pric#7s. 6d. varions lar^ e towns (particularly St. Helens Dudlc) will be found highly advantageous to the wearer, «.» eventual destruction.1 A man of one purpose, he has , proper Security, a reasonable time will he given Parliaments—Vote b Ballot —No Property Qu*l(fi- and Liverpool}, to vend a Counterfeit Medicine, in durabilirv . sought the accomplishment of that purpose, by the y for Payment. The reason why the present Occupier cation and Wages for Memhers of Parjiauieht THE SYSTEM OF NATURE. with a copy of the Bill of directions, although the Mr. Eekell avails himself of this steady and well-sustained application of all the facul- , opportunity to is gi viDg it up is in consequence of a Change of upon Kersal Moor on Monday, September 24 Bt M. Dz Mibxb^fd. Proprietor is happy to .*ay with very little success ; explain tbe various species of Disease to which the ties of mind and body, with which God has so , , , Business. 1838. ¦;. yet great injury, no doubt, to the suffering infants, mouth is liable, according to the princi les laid down eminently endowed him : ( neitherHw'ayed by interest, "The work of a great writer it unquestionably is: p Appl y by Letter (post-paid) to A. B. Post Office, That the Radical Reformers of rhe above-men- '" and no less pain to their anxious Parent", have been by th<; most eminent medical men convinced that nor allured by ambition , nor affri ghted . by-difficulty, itsmeritlie*in the eloquence of the composition. , Rochdale. tioned laces do assemble in Manchester on Mon- Jiatural Theology. thus occasioned. To preven t which, and in order to so important a condition as opposition, or oppression , he has steadily urged hi. p , , - *Lord Brough am? * personal appearance can- * day, the 24th of September at ten o!clock in ih& obtain the Genuine Medicine, observe tlm each not fai l of being interesting. course, in ' which his -Ioswj* have been his .Country's , forenoon to march in procession to the Also, Price Threepence, Bottle has upon the Siamp affixed over the cork , gain. It is not often so true a friend of bis fellow- TO THE PEOPLE OF ENGLAND. ,, place of Scaling the Teeth.—This operation when meeting. ¦ By Lord Bybos. the name of " Hobert Barker, No. 1, Market- , men , possesses at once the ability , the decision , and The VISION of JUDGMENT.is performed by a skilful Dentist, causes not the {east That the chair be taken at eleven o'clock pre- f^This Edition enriched withvaluablK Note*, place, Manchester," engraved thereon , by faror of the perseverance, wbich are essential to the eminent COUNTRYMEN ,—I have tfoV pain ; aud is effec ted in order to preserve the Teeth usefulness of the virtuous Patriot, whose best cnct« FELLOW cisely. frr Robert HalL W. Smith, Esq., Professor Wilson. Her Majesty's Commissioners of Stamp Duties. from tartared effluvia to .keep them moment, forthe f irst time, heard th at my late , pure and while, gies must otherwise prove ineffectual. . And it U That the delegates present, authorize the Man- 4c &c. ASK FOR PrepaTefl only by Hobekt Barker (nephew from Master has not contented himself with taking my , and to free the breath aDy dixpieasant odour. Seldom that a man. of his mould is allowed to live chester Political Union to superintend all tb* " and successor to, and formerly partner with Mr, This operation should take lace bread,—but, that he has ordered an Advertisement " CLEATE'S PENNY GAZETTE, p occasional ly. long enough to be understood , respected and beloved arrangements for the meeting. WITH CARICATURES Atkinson,) chemist and druggist, No. 1, Market- to be Inserted in all the Local Papers, charging me , Cauterizing the Teeth.— The operation i» by those to whose welfare he haa consecrated time, That this meeting adjourn to Monday, September place Manchester, in moulded bottles, at Is. l£d. with Cheating him, and with neglecting his Busi- 3rd at eleven o clock precisel VT C. J. GRAST. PB.ICB OKB PESKY. , had recourse to upon the first symptoms in talents, and the untiring.energies; pf a mighty mind. , ' y, and every town and 2s. 9d., and 4s. 6d. each. Sold retail fey most re. of decay,; . ne*s. By my Father's memory, believe me, It is village Lots of good Things and Reading for order to arrest tbe progress of disease and which Mr. Oastler hasdone tbis, and multi rudes—count- above, are requested to send their delegates It contains jtpectable drugeists in town aud country, and may , , not True. I ha*e only time to *ay that, if there with Engravings. provided it be done in due time, prevents that acute less multitudes, are the witnesses of his straight- to the meeting, with positive instructions. mrjbody, be bad wholesale of the proprietor and at the usual be one human being, whom I dare meet in the Northeii. , pain followed by ultimate extraction. forward patriotism , his sincere philauthrophy, his R. J. Richardson, in the chair. Losdos :—Cleave,Shoe-Lane; Hobson, LondoD. World to Come witliout fear it is Thomas Thorn - Cheap Pap*t mtdicine bouses in generous benevolence, who will how be proud to , Resolved— StaxGrrtce. Leed*; and all Dealers in Filling the Vacuum of Decayed Teeth. hill, Esq. have an opportunity of thus uniting, to raise the That a vote of Thanks be given to Dr. Fletcher —This process simple in itself and easy to endure, Come to Fixby on Saturday, and go down to , , monumt-nt of a people'. gratitude and affection tooue for bis able and efficient conduct in the chair. preserves tbe enamel of tbe Teeth in its primitive * Huddersfield with me. Then I will tell you some- so deservedly esteemed. state thing which you do not know—and after wards 1 , and entirely.prevents any portion of ailment lhat Vlr. O-AS.riiER lives in the hearts of .th e , , T WORKS. or foul air from ep rering the cavi ties, the genera l will, in a-series .of Letters to yoursel ves, show you IMPORTAN people is tbe noblest boast of h'm friends, He ha. - what it is to Ve the Steward of an absentee JVrORISON's PI LLS . - sought no other reward Bound in Cloth, from Man , and he values Landlord. Just Pv<itedy Price One Shilling, Separating of the Teeth. — The Teeth , this only as an evidence of the power of the truths Me cheat the Squire ! I have spent Hundreds of from want of proper attention, are apt in most per- he maintains, to promote the happiness of his fellow- THHE ORIGINAL MORISON'S PILLS or my own in bis Service ! I will not. however, lose , sons to close and connect themxelves with each creatures. But the tens of thousands, who revere X UNIVERSA L MEDICINE, are prepare! THE RATIONAL SCHOOL GRAMMAR other, which is generally the chief cause of decay. and love their friend my Character ! You shall know all about it in only by salmon & HALL , for his own as well as for his due time. , 6 FarriDgdon- In such case?, it is particularly advisable to separate work's sake, are resolved to afford him such a sub- Street, London. ^ MD ENTE RTAIN ING CLASS BOOK , I am, Fellow-Countrymen, WHAIAM F"I T-T- them.— Greit care is required in this operation. stantial proof of their attachment as shall demon- B"? Faithfully yours, The Public are respectfull informed' that the price Otic Shilling,Bound in Cloth, Fastening loose Teeth.— Mr. E., during strate that his confidence in them has not been mis- y AUo recently Published, RICHARD OASTLER. above Valuable Medicine can onl h is course of .-study, has adopted a mode of fastening placed, and such an earnest of their future and more y be had genuine as compounded by the late Mr. Moat (under the* !oo»e Teeth , particularly of aged persons whether zealous co-operation in the cause in .which they are Fixby Hall,, near Huddersfield , , 1 rirm of M orrison and Moat) from the following E EXERCISES, arising from neglect or any other cause which be mutually engaged, a* shall encourage hrm to perse- August-24, 1838. PROGRESSIV , P.S. How deli appointed agents. Sdectea from the best English Authors, and so arranged as te- accord with the Progressive Lessons in the is bappy -to say , has proved successful to the full vere. "When Mr. Oastler looks round upon his gh ted tbe Whigs will be! They foregoing "Work , extent of his expectations. friends, and looks up unto his God, he may well will now sing "Oh be joyful I" I dare refer all smile at the impotent malice of his enemies—placed questions between myself aud Mr. Thorn hill LEEDS—MR. THOMAS PEACOCK, BV WULIAaS HXUto Regulating the Teeth.— It is well knowD a* he is above all fear of what man can do unto to the greatest foe I hAve—aye, even to a Whig, 42, Wellington-Street of the subject may, in ene vreek, be qualified to in that Teeth will often grow too long, and outstretch him. R. O. OME YEAES 4go, the Anthor of this littlf Sole "Wh olesale Agent for Yorkshire and .•struct his children without other assistance. each other somptimes obtruding themselves beyond But the second object the friends of Mr. Lane* S "Work published a treatise entitled Fifteen , Oastler 2nd. P. S. When I wrate the above, I bad not seen shire to whom all; lications for have had before them , app agencies must b» LESSOX S OK THE AN-AiOGT AKD SYKTAX OF THI THE FOLLO WING the bounds prescribed by the circular formation oi in proposing this subscription, Mr. Thornbill's letter, I had only heard of it. Now made. Esolish LakguaoB the Use of AduU Per- .TESTIMONIALS OF THE PRESS tbe mouth : under such circumstances, they require is, -in a public point of view, far more important comes the tug of war ! Surely this is the last j/w effort Barnsley tma -ah o have the Study of Grammar. Selected from a host of similar ones, respecting the regrlating, which greatly adds to the agreeable than the first. They have no fear for their friend' of the Oppressors of the Poor. They have taken , Mr. Ray, stationer, Market-place. neglected " Bedale Mr. John Slater The "Work which is now oat of Print, hai a very former Work, may convey some idea of the Public- appearance of the countenance, in the laugh, and future prosperity. The commanding talents he is away my BREAD—but so long as Ravens ' have , , M arket-place. , articulation. The beauties of a on all hands allowed would soon have Beverley, Mr. W. B. Johnson otreare Sale owing to particular circum- Estimation in which the Principle of this Work is gives facility to the to possess, wings I shall not want. Last week they thought , stationer. ; but, generally acknow- laced him in easy if not raised him Blackburn W. B. Slater *taees publication, the Price was holden :— well-regulated set of Teeth ara^o p circumstances, they were sure of my LrFE l I still live in spite of , , Clayton Streej. attendant on its inal thinker. He to affluence. Nor Bolton Mr. James Seowcroft **aewh« too high. " Mr. Hill is evidently an orig ledged and admired, that to offer further observation , had they, though resolving under them* But now, they think they can rob mu of my , , Deansgate. . any circumstance? Boston Mr. Dalb Hsnj Schoolmasters and Parents also complained attacks, with ability and success, the existine on this head would be superfluous. , to mart their esteem for bis OOOD NAME. , y. virtues Bradford Mr. Morgan No. 7 &£, brag written for Adults, its style was not well system of English Grammar, and points out the , private and political , any doubt of being "¦ , , , New-street. Fixing One or more Teeth. -The method such a course had been 'advisable ' - This is the unktndestcut of all ! " Bridlington Mr. William Sowden RriteJ for the vouthfol mind, and they regretted, absurdities with which it is encumbered. Justly able, if ,' -.-within , , druggist. adopted in this process of replacing Teeth, renders the circle of his immediate friends to have,raised the Thank God Burnley, Mr. Richard Howard St. James'-street. fterefere that it could not be made so universally condemning the too frequen t practice of making , , they cannot make me fear. I pity , , a.< it impossible to discern the artificial from the natural, sum required. But they have a higher objectj— them for their spite ! But I defy Bury, Mr. Thomas Woqkcock Stanley-street. M&5 as it otherwise might have been. For these pupils commit portions of Grammar to memory their power ! the without wire spring, or showing any fastening what- they are determined to secure the services of Mr. If Mr. Thornh ill' Cave Mr. M. H. Collinson draper. *»kbb the Author has so remodelled the "Work as tasks, he maintains that the only proper way to , s charges be true, I ask, how , , , is ever. Oastler en ti re and undivided to their common happens it that th Colne Mr. Hartley Earnshaw to sake it equally useful to Children and Adults, memory-is through the understanding...... It , , ey come so late ? Just on the , , Stationer. country . Hence they regard the present crisis in *bSe the same time, the Price has"been reduced but justice to him to say that, in a few pages, he Extraction of the Root, or the Fangs morning of the Fixby demonstration ! I will tell Dewsbury, Mr. T. S. Brook, stationer. *t comprehensive view of the Mr. Oastler's private history, as one of those events »ondi as to place it within every persons reach. gives a more clear and of the Teeth.— Although this operation is often you why the treason ha* been brewing till now ; it Doncaster, Messrs. Brook and White, gazett-office. can be found '! in the hand of Providence that are desi 5^ " Bationai School Grammar " is so structure of the English language than dreaded by the afflicted , from the facility which , gned to is in order to take me by surprise before you all .' Driffield , Mr. Edward Creasser, druggist. point the way to further and *Btten as to amuse while it instructs. The princi- in gome very elaborate works."—Literary Gazette. characterizes the perlormance of his operation , Mr more extended use- That is cowardice ! then the slander is issued on Easingwoid, Mr. T. W. Willey, Market-place. , fulness. Under this conviction {fe of the Work is precisely that of the Author's "A sensible and useful book , particularly suited E. has been most successful in removing all fearful , they rejoice at, that day to spoil the Fixby demonstration, (poor EUahd, Mr. Walter Smith, druggist. rather than regret the circumstances fofc er Work " Fifteen Lessons," &c. Taking for - private instruction."—Athencewn. apprehensions. , which may little Fixby , I do love tbee,) and thus to check the Guisbro, Mr. Daniel Duck, Market-place. 11 thus lead Mr. Oastler to devote himself G-oole Mr. J, H; Cass, druggist. °«merely the Controversial part, all that could be Mr. Hill has discharged his task with consider- Fixing Complete Sets of Teeth.—Com- , at the glorious agitation against the accursed New Poor , call and on behalf of the people, (exclusivel to Law ! it shall not be. Halifax , Mr. Thomas Dienton Old Market. •odof that Work may be said, with still greater able ability ; and no person can peruse his book plete Sets, hy the assistance of a newly invented y The agitation against j the public advocacy of those importan t vwws' on that law shall Haslingden Mr. Cockcroft Stationer. fete ad propriety of this. with anything like attention, without obtaining a spring, which operates with the action of the jaws neither be sta)'ed by spies—police— , , t estimate of the construction and domestic policy, which may be said to be peculiarly nor a Country Harrogate Ke Lessons in this Work, as in the former, are clear and sufficien in mastication, &.c, will be found, in every respect, Squire ! Let the world know, to- , Mr. John Richardson, druggist. Tnnes. his own. isEBdea solely for the nse of natives. They are laws of his vernacular tongneJ'—Leeds amply competent to supply the place of their prede- morrow, that although we cannot be as dastardly Howden, Mr."W. T, Pratt, stationer, Bridge-gate. 6*««3 of aU those nair's-breadth din- " A concise, philosophical, aud lucid exposition cessors. In calling upon Mr. Oastler, thus to devote as our foes, we have nailed our flags to the mast Hawes Mr. John Kidd draper, , therefore, in , , ^«J0Q3 and unnecessary subdivisions Analogy, of the principles on which the language of Milton himself to public life, his friends feel confident head, and, in spite of all, we will conquer or sink Helmsley, Mri Reed, druggist. that they are doing more than can be done **& if at all useful, can only be useful to and Shakspeare rests—excellently calculated to be Attendance from Ten till Five, at Mrs. Sennet ' s, by with the Constitution ! Hornsea, Mr. Wm. Henderson , Post-Office. , any other means to destroy the power of mere spiers. The Science of Grammar is disen- of service to adult persons who have neglected the York Place , every Wednesday and , Ffj.low CotrNTRYMEN ! Let this word ring Huddersfield , Mr. John Leech, Shorehead, and Grammar."—Bradford Observer. Thursday, a period. parly, in the political ranks of their country and ¦" kged in this Work from the folds of my.*- study of f or , through yout Ranks. We are only beginning To- . •Mr. James Hargraves, Bradley Lane. , very useful book for those persons to August 13 1838. on the ruins of rival factions s u e S=sa which have so long enshrouded it. The " This is a , , establi h a gen in Day !" Hull, Mr. Thomas Aldcroft, Prospect-Street, Mn. pervade whom it is addressed. Its style is clear s le patriotism, which will give security to b »ksd and unmeaning technicalities, irhich , imp , each , y Come to Fixby arid Huddersfield To-Morrow Samuel Fisher, North Bridge, and Mr. consulting the good of alU «her Works on Grammar, are exchanged for and satisfactory...... All who wish to obtain a clear (Saturday) Afternoon , and I will prove (spite of Thomas Ryder, grocer, Scale-lane. ^ From Mr. Oastler they kw which "have a definite and precise meaning, view of the construction of the English language ask no pledge—he will what Mr. Thomhill says) that I have been discharged Keighley, Mr. Thomas Spencer, 101, Low-street. The T. M. BOWE N, ask none from them. i ^Bsanve of the things they represent. Parts will do well to consult its pages."—Police Gaxetle. . They have learned to know by him because I was re-olved, at all risks, to resist Kirkby-MooE-Side, Mr. John Lumley, How-EndL each other in times of trial r 6f*?eeeh are arranged on an entirely new Principle, " This is a useful book. It is calculated to give , whefl true friend* are the New Poor Law ! hurrah! no bastilesJ! Knaresbro', Mr. Martin Sweeting. CONSULTING OPTICIAN. tested and proved. The past is the best token l ^&d on a Philosophieal Consideration of the the student a correct idea of grammatical construc- , Leeds, Mr. - R. C. Hay, Medical Mail, Bond- f"nHE and all whose si ht re- and the best earnest of what is yet i^tfwt of Language and applicable to all Lan- tion—of the analogies of the language—and of the Nobility, Gentry, g before them. street. Mr. Joshu a Hobson, Northera , JL qnires the aid of The labourers of England CHEAP AND VALUABLE WORKS $"*§«. The necessary Diviaons and Snbdivu5on> nature of the various parts of speech. It is simple, Spectacles, are respectfully know that Mr. Qastler Star Office , 5, Market-sftreet. »e Princi les of but not mean ; clear but not diffuse.; and there are cautioned against the use of Spectacles with Glass has always; declared himself to be an old 30 »doBnT accounted for—and theso p , " Published and Sold by A. Heywood, Liverpool, Messrs. C Fisher and Co., , Tythe» "swa^KJrajjm^j ^gmonstratied fully, that the few" works in which the first principles of Grammar Eyes. Glass, being a Conductor of Heat, readily fa shioned Tory, " but they know him likewise to burn Street, Mr. Thos. Mueklww, l be their friend. He has never troubled them NEWSPAPER OFFICE 60 t a a«t capacity may understand them as clearly are better- explained or more ably followed up."— becomes warm, and attracts the Damp, as may be with , , OLDHAM Vauxhall Road, Mr. Henry Robert ? observed by wearing a pair of Glasg Eyes for half an political creeds and theories nor have u« understands that two and two make four. York Chronicle , November I Zth, 1834. ; they ever Preston, 139, Dale St- hour ; they become nearl mistrusted his sincerity, o e o STREET, MANCHESTER. . "Srntax , the formation of the EnglishLanguage " ....The method he has adopted to convey his y opaque, being covered r refus d his p werful aid, Lythe, near Whitby, Mr, W, Watson. with Damp, and require to be because in some things conscientiously *«<3naTely consulted without any nnnecessan- lessons is the least repulsive to a learnw that wv wiped in Summer, in he differed Market Weighton, Mr. Thomas OmWer. •he open air ; they are fr om them, The rich know - Ie!a?!«» to other Languages. A majority of the have yt-1 seen, not excepting that of Mr. Cobbett, extremely dangerous to the Mr. Oastler to be THIS DAT IS PU BLISHED Malton, -Mr.'iWin". Hnrsley,yButcher-eorner. wearer as they contract the the champion of the poor but they, have been , pKferoasfculesriven in most Grammars are shown ...... the whole treatise seems to be intended as a , solar rays into a small ; Manchester, Messrs. . ; Ingham and Westmaeett mind. focus, which, falling immediately on the convinced, that to protect and defend the poor (Price Threepence ^ jtabe ntflebetter heap of senseless Tautology. mental machine to abbreviate the labour of pupil of the , i* ,) druggists, 46, Market Street, Mr. Wm. than a "We eye, excites Inflammation, and impairs the Sig the only way effectually to protect and defend the I *j* «e«»ary Rules are demonsUateduponrational consider this treatise one of the most ht; Nos. -1 & Leach 17, Shude Hill. the press under the whereas the Brazilian Pebble rights of property in general; and by this subscri % > I ttnopleg, aadaiuBtTated by a variety of Examples. useful that has yet issued from , , used by Working p- Masham, Mr; John Hawkin, Market-place and ite —Glasguw Liberator. Opticians, is not only a non-Conductor of tion it may be seen that there: are rich rnen ^ Use of tttis B00^ accompanying Ex- Class, English Grammar. Heat,— , , OF THE MAHRIAGE SYSTEM Middleham, Mr. M. Longbotham, druggist. I ^i but, being a Mineral, at all times retains its natural who; in supporting Mr. Oastler, are anxious to Mr. Ci wf5 * eMw win. in a few weeks, acquire * good PUBLISHED BT TEE AUTHOR, OF THE Northallertdn^ Langdale, stationer. I frigidity, refracts the solar rays, and imparts a re- record taeir sympathy with the people; and to show »rk « I j™*.iedge of Grammar without any of the disgust- AT HIS BESIDEXCE , Oldham, Mr. Willjam BraddQck, druggisi, T freshing coolness to the Eye. Squinting scientifi- their desire to .-restore the old English feelings, NEW MORAL WORLD J Place.; |g *[»%ery of Tasks, which, under the present ET HULL. shire Street, and Market BETHEL CHAPEL, PRINCE STRE , cally Cured. customs, and laws, which the modern political Evils of the Qtley, , and Mr. The*. s of ten from ever acquiring With a Faint Outline of a few of the ¦Mr. Wm. Eroster, Klrigate¦ P^roits nine out AND AT THE - : ¦ ¦ ' : ' - I ^?° The body of Mechanics who reside in this District economy hjas wdi nigh destroyed. Thousands of ¦ :. ¦ ¦; ;¦ oiir%e of Grammar at alL present very Irrational System, as developed in a " EwbeT. . |r0 ORTHERN STAR OFFICE, LEEDS ; know that the Buyers and Seller*will purchase tbe the working classes will, at the same tome, beproud j Webster. ¦ ¦ g ? - ttach ire the Principles of this importanf N Mr. COURSE OF TEN LECTURES, Pafeley-Bridgc, Mr. Heory in kin and Marshall, London ; and by all the best imitation article ; for instance, Birmingham in this act ol sympathy^ towards Qastler, to Patrington Mr. Wm. Pattinson. P1 theselittle Work* that by the By Simp their 1 By Robert Owen. , I te ^w * ^ ^ Agents of xhe Northern Star in Town and Country. Iron Spectacles are usually vended for Steel, and prove loyalty and attachment to those institu- Pickerin Ashton Boroagft-gate. I ujfinij aparenthaving no previonn knowled^t tions of the g. Mr. Wm. * may be detected hy expanding the Springs, which country, which were iatended to protect Poeklirigtori Mr; John Bulmerj Market-place. will not return. and benefit all DISC USSIONS! , Try my Elastic Steel Spectacles, , impartially and alike; THREE Pontefracli , Mr/ James Brice, Market-place. I ALSO, THIS DAY IS PUBLISHED, and the fraud is discovered. The present posture of affaira is both critical and PriceOne Shilling Richmond, Messrs. J. and C. Ward, Market-plac*. , alarming; and Just out, I «tr> " - PRICE THREEPENCE Now ready for Inspection at hia Show Rooms a he must be an extraordinary niah Ripob, Mr. ' . J. L. Linney, Market-place. , , who caa now, REPORT of the Public Discussion petweeii at the eleventh hour, so wield the Y Rochdale Mr. Thomas Leech¦ , Grocer, YorsnirB large quantity of Lathes, ten inches Back Gearing, ¦¦ ' ¦ ' ' , ' ¦¦ ' ' ¦ ' ¦ ¦ ' ' Dalton of the Methodist New ¦ ' - • ¦:, ' ¦ ¦ r THE masses and direct OL the Rev. T. ,. . . . Stre et. . :;. . . • ;¦. . .;:' - - -: THE SABBATH, the latent energies of good in a - . I PECUL IAR SANCTIT Y OF and aU sizes as low as six inch, made on the very HuddersJieW, an4 Mr, Lloyd Jones long-oppressed and almost despairing People, as to Connection, , Scarbro', Mr, S. H. torner,, 64 Nevrbro-street bent principle. Water Tube Irons, Anvils, Skrew restore to their Manchester, upon " The Five Fundamental Facts ^ Stocks and Dies original strength and splendour, and >f , Selby, Mr. RV Adajms, grocer, Market-p I A SERMON , , , &c. Iron Safes, superior to any shield from the wd the Twenty Laws of Human Nature, as found lac * other made and at the lowest attaeka of' insidioas traitors, those Bexes at Is., I DELIVERED IN BETHEL CHAPEL, HITLL, , price*. ancient Institutions m the Book of the New Moral World, written by Sold in 2k. 6d., 4s., and J08.e»ofaj , which the wisdom and virtue of also the Vegeteble Powaew at Is. V; I BT WXZJLZAfiS HTLZ., fiUin&TEIL OF THE SAID CHAPE L. T. M. B., Optical, Mathematical, and Mechani- a better race have transmitted Robert Owen." Revised and corrected by the , per Box. to their degenerate ' ¦ ; - ¦ ¦; ¦ ' ' ¦ ¦ ' ' ' ' • Abo in file Press, and will be publish cal Tool Maker. Made at his Mill, adjoining Mr. children ; but which tbe delusive and dangercus4oR' Parties. ; , • .•; . :. . Be particular to observe that the Gotenanent I ft>r«~ ed shortly, Sykes' Cooperage St. Mary' ¦ ¦ **TEEN ANALOGY AND , s, Manchester j or at trines of a new-fangled and feigned philosophy have Published hy Heywood, Manchester ; Hob»ou, Stamp on each Box bears the Signaturi <•* Mr. LESSONS ON THE SYNTAX of THE ENGLISH LANGUAGE. his Sale Booms 27% -Crown and Spectacles "Fish more than threatened rthero SALMON ieg ¦ ¦ T>?rd Edition revised and amended. , , to destroy. Out;^Constitution Leeds ; and sold by all Vendor* of tbe "No , in a faxs wmile of bis band ti^ir, Market. / \ .. has no abler Champion—our National Christianity Star." None eke ar« genuine. 1 _ ' " ¦ -¥-* _ : —^— TtE HM TX TfcT 11 :; Vi _ won 1 ' ¦ • ¦ ¦• - ¦ .-¦ ¦ ¦ ^^ ^ S ' . ^- . - . •«-*¦ ? -x^^ -«T m ^ * " r* ^*- , > -^*- i n n I T^ Tl *fT\" » /^ f ' «#i». u ^/a_4* -»¦•% -'SAjC ^v ^ kWtf ^^ ^C***-k¥lT ^^ .-j .ii.i?L ' . mustmvib ^ havehavt> beeng>*n severe«PV*>ri* losses.]na FourT?/l»t»» tm *a/«¦» ».: j 1_ ¦** Z " . . • • . - . HERBAL wrecks \iere Commodore Bazoehe, in the frigate C. S CHEDDON'S FAM^D ^ rd o^wimJi ^ if^ |c ©tt ^ ^ p seen- on the Southern eoltst ]by|ethe - Trekisdnde tEermhiit " ¦ ' " ' is at«anehor nnder PILLS, ¦ ¦ . .¦i- ' - '&A- - **Sx . - lpiC' v "i; (- .; .?'"• . ' the Island of Sacrificios • 2 TONIC : ft ' . r - . Vj, ©4 u^ . . . . . - : stfeamer. Four coasters from -Btondavia went -bng i. J ¦ - ;t . '"¦ ;¦ ' ' do wn; one and t>ro schooners, and the friffanV cure of Scrofula. Scurry, Scorbutic 'f v ^ f ^ '* L .* : . ,UNIT^D^STA'tES%Nl^ A7 ' jHIhpsundry bales of rich silkj wbjch ; were insureo launches i T7IOB tbe BAR E PTliLS¦ ¦ be'vingVa little- 'time to spare " arcs' , ar6 cruising clo»e ' 3Da Pim le on the face, '*¦ ** ¦ PERSONS , in the Shoal9 J" Affect5on*, Ernp^oDS p * WITH *:: + i LiTERPQpLv Auqust I9.- here'. We shall, probably, never ' know the full frequentl ;^[ or nlc«rations m apprized that Agents continue to be appointed -The Royal William y within musket shot of the Castle. Oh. «T part of the body, swelUnp steamer arrived here late extent of the damage. For two or three days pre- 1S *HT disorders attended in Xondon, and Country Towns, by the EAST this evening from New g Alvarad«>» whicb port was opened the neck, lore nreasts, and all York ' whence she sailed 4th vious tothe coming on of ftis hurricane the weather SJ8thu ofr ?fM ay, b the morbid and irritating SARSAPARltL/Vy iNDXAr TEA COMPANY, for th% sale of their , 6%the ^tan^tavirig- y the Mexican ^vernment Tht with painful swellings, or with 9 St;-Helen s performed «|e voyage intrtheJrremarkably period; had been oppressively warm. . ¦Thy i8 «torrq has com- cruisers off Tamp open wounds and ?ores, as celebrated Tea^ (Officts , , Grea* ' , short ico and Matambras lay at anchor eruptions of the skin, For Strengthening ik? Coiktitxdumxmd They are packed in Leaden of fourteen days 'and a few hours; The mitted no small injury in the interior/ The crop of close in with the harbour inveterate forms of Gout and Rhen- Bishopsgate-street.) news and other Teasels zri well ** the most an Ounce to a . Pound (a plan found which is contained in the papers brought by this V alonea in particular has suffered. In some places cruising along the coast between^ these ;' ¦ contraction of the limbs, enlargement of the the Blood. Canisters from ports. Yw^arn. Iturifyixig ingly~e6flvenient),:and neitherShop nor Fir conveyance is not of any ^articulSf 'interest or three-fourths -of it were shaken ;ddwii by the wind. ajLappeirea quiet m Texas. The British " 3 itHfl^lamenesi arising frbm.iny eauBej^Ela^geiBent *ioHa ITiave not heard that the frui t suffered at packet /TIHESE PILT,S are obtained solely from Pem- tares are required ; the License is only lls. per importance. Smyrna. which sailed from Vera Cruz on the 27th of ' «f any of the glands,^ iBorbid «ecre6o!nn," "'g^aer»3 Indeed a letter from there Mat -vian Bark and Sareaparilla so prepared as to annum, Excise permits afe' abolished5 and maBV, T he :GreatAWwtw ,>yM been g abundant by a quarter than that of last year. Olive GpyernnieBt. ' * cinal properties of each of *heservaiaafete-medreiow^ , siderable inoosaes by the Agency, vritHout 1«. let or Royat William. sailed, although she baa then been for the purpose *of taking put a' re^uesito fej^Sf by' iisease/ mercury,"or injnoieibustreat- ¦ to ClLSjaLKS riut thirteen days; She was anxiousl Oil will also be an ample production, It ia *sti British ^ ¦ : v " : T - - " ' " by a judicious combination of whichi; to greatly ar^ loss. Application to be made free : ; y looked for, - Government to -become mediator between mentP - - - - - . - S. ' { and. hburly 'expected..: : : ' : ' • ¦' ' ¦ '¦ ' , mated there will be 400,000 kintals for exportation of C- their restorative -virtues increased, that.inv every.in- Hancock, Secretary. V ;- :r T - . v ov^ ; . '?... . - the French and Mexicati GoVernmente. The Xbfidai^increaMng celebrity Cheddon's ! A veiy alarming fire ' occurred in this season." feelings thus^ been best number of ceri stance where either of the. above, medicines are re. 18m York on. ba^re kept^^ np between th« Frenciii Pattioi flerbaJ T«aio Pills, and the " the 1st instant^ by Whiefc forty buildings weri laid squadron ; Medica] quired, these Pills are decidedly preferable to any 1 1 Letters from Alexandria of the 20tb ult., recount and our own. W hUe :(ixe 7owfefi»iJaVi #Seite» recaTed from th« most eminent TO THE AFFLICTED. m ruins,' and 'property to•• thV ; amo'uht of many some particulars of a great victory under Sacrificios extensively other preparation. . .• - . . .. -;.' . GOOD NEWS f obtained by Ibra- , the French and American office^ - Hen, who have prescribed them Tery thousand dollars was destroyed', ;a great part of him Pacha Over the Druses.; No quarter was given were in the constant reci other remedies, have ¦ -A ¦ , procation of services »nJ¦ r and successfully, after all Indigestion, Head-A.clie, ¦ *** */ of ppebt *, ' 3>K. B. COX Which was not insured; It is fortunate,, however the priaonere being all strangled on the spot, and courtesies. - kiled, In addhSdri to the priT*te letters receiTed Dewf*ion of thr SpinlB, So., that only one or two lives wert hrgt * them eren in Lancner, Nerrons ; an Irighman, instantly decapitated. *om persons wlro bare been eured^jy invariably arise from /Weakness ':tl the Digeitiy* T? MBRACES the present opportunity of announ- by tiie oame of Samuel Kilpatrick, a single man OF continue to cafl forth tbe : 'Sh cing himself as an expenencedjiractitionerin , AMERICA. INTERNAL ST^TE; PRUSSIA. " file most extreme cases,; . Org»ns ; when xuch is the Wiase,' u in «3I diiea^ps ' who boarded in the rear of Hamniond.gtreet, was jT *ttful thank* -and acknowledgments of the Royal the»e Pillt;will' be fotrrid ;a the Cure of that troublesome DISEASE, so fre- burnt death. It Berlin, August', : 15J—SeriboV, arising from debility, ; to wm\a!f» runioured- thai mm old United States - Bank Bonds.—.The Phila - apprehension* y»jniry, nobility, and all clas*e«of society. and in all Eruptions of th« Skinj quently ^contracted ' by incautions youth of both lady, and two children who bearded with del hia XJnited States Gazette assi of^ * dearnesi of victuals, bordering on fa-mine permanent cure, ' Her, were' p gns five reason? are^ & few of the certincateB, «e- ' ¦ ' ' ¦ ¦' . - » - - ' expressed by pur The following *re occasioned by an unhealthy state of the Blood, they sexes in the moments of imprudent excitement. missing. ::- ;v ^v" - 'V>v .T- .S-iV: ->--^. A A^\ , . why the, IJiiited States Bank bonds to the amount couritKy pgojae the crops havW In tbe possession of , ^ l»eted frem numerons others, are highly beneficial. Upwards of TWenty-three yeara be has practised in I The principal ;top»e« witb which these papers are of between four and five millions of dollars, now in been spoiled in great measure by the rains. Tta •fu proprietors. the town of Leeds, daring which time he has had filled is the monetary matteri of the several states. the hands of the Government are not likely to find is an additional gloomy feature in the picture, by Danca.ll of Birmingham* Prepared and Sold by G. Cxjbbitt, Upper every opportunity of "witnessing the effects of this tl' l^and wag being cleared of its timber. purchasers at par, arid under par they are not by the no means exhilarating^ which our^^ concerns^ actuall^ From Dr. , ¦Wholesale Babcla v ^avy ! : Bimlngham. Market, Norwich. Sold by dreadful malady in all its stages. The most obsti- This is being done, it is said > by the American Act permitted to be sold. These reasons in brief present. The distress of the proving bordering ou ^ - and Retail -by Baimbb and nate he has had under his treatment which Poland, the opppsitipn S§^- haTe for several montbB been pre- and Sons, London, case* , papers, in order to preveat trouble, which might are—1. That as they cannot be sold under par, they of the Cathoh'e cler«T to " Dear I Newsome Bell and Bbooke, Leeds; Bbicb, have invariably been found to give way to his skill, government, spreading like ¦ wildfire^ from scribing yonr-Pills in all eaxea of Scrofula and Seor- , arise from its future occupation by a hostile or cannot by any possibUity yield more than 6 per cent, the wert jmccess. Pontefraet, and - YTbongham, Malton ; and by combined with the superior efficacy of his Medicines. insurgent fore*. This i* the Island it will he interest, which is the rate they bear. 2; The invest- to the east, the increasing di scontent of those Pro- Vutic Affections, with the greatest possible dom. In Boxes ^ testants who refuse y upon the increase most Medicine Venders in tb» King To the length «f practice in Leeds already mentioned, remembered , of which the rebels lately made such ment is too short—not more than an average of to join the union, preferring self- A*these complaints are greatl , practised in banishment to what they y a family free fro m them, I con- at 1». lid. and 2s- 9d. each. Dr. Cox has pleasure in adding that he a desperate effort to retain possession, in the face of eighteen months. 3. If sent abroad, the shortn ess call an aduheration of there being scarcel his Medical (rapacity in St. John's Hospitalj in pure LutberisHi : these and a good »der Tour medicinethe most valuableever discovered. the British troops. of the investment would be decisive against them. , many ptber Jamaica, for Nine Years. His experience as a 4. They are liable to offsets on the; part of the bank. things, are calculated to make one's heart heavy I hare also prescribed them in Gout and Rheuma- CHEMICAL ESSENCE OF LIN- Medical Practitioner reference to this the more so, as little or no well as other complaint?, in which I have SIMCO'S , chiefly in 'Colonel Moreau was tried by jury at Niagara 5. They may be paid in the engagemente of the profpect is held Pat of tfcsm-s - as every body says, the best and lamentable laint has therefore extended over , a speedy relief ; for as to the distressed iooni them equally successfu l. SEED is, Comp r convicted, and sentenced to be hung on the 30th ot Government itself ; for instance, a Treasury draft provinces mist efficacious medicine in the .world for coughs, a period of THIRTY-TWO Years. Under these on Florida or Arkansas. A sixth reason, which we are as distant as ever from the chance of obtaini ynurs -very sincerely iratiop August. The Court adjourned to the 1st of August, " Believe me, dear Sir, , , coids, asthmas, hoarseness,. impeded resp , circumstances, he considers himself sufficientl y war- when thirty more will be tried. might have been added , is, that Mr. Biddle keeps ing any commercial concessions from our friendly florenesss or rawness .of the continuance of public ally of the North. As to " JOHN DAE.WALL, M. D." difficult expectoration, ranted in claiming the George Cooley, un American, was tried and con- the market full of bonds equally good in other Stbe opposition of the cbpst and stomach, consumptive cough, and pulmo- favours. victed of ttVOfOBi respect *, and which bear seven per cent., interest. Catholic clergy, it begins to aissunje a cbarketer From Dr. Pa lmer of TVallworth. nary affections.—Asthmatic persons who have b^en Patients applying to Dr. Cox will find that they The Montreal papers " Monied men can have these at par ; why then which , in my opinion , renders it more dangerou» ^ declare that prior to its use contradict the report that than open mean that of " WaHworth. cured by this essence, may obtain relief without loss of time, confinement, Lord Durham had declared himself in favour of a should they take 6 per cent, bonds of the same bank rebellion^—I passive resist- <* —Among the numerons Medicine* now be- they had not been able to lie down in bed for twenty or hinderance from Business. The strictest secrecy union of the provinces. at par ? ance ; for,if any mode of behaviour is apt to infect Sir, es iration. It will the puhlic I know of none so efficacious as your nights, on account of impeded r p observed. Terms, very reasonable. Persons ot A messenger with despatches from his Lordshi and fanaticize tbe multitude, it is the one denoted. ibre persons who are obliged to , p, THE UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT AND THE Pills in restoring individuals to health who are suf- be found invaluable to either sex, desiring to avoid suspicion at home, may arri v ed in this city on Friday tight last. The Lastly, as to the discontent of the Separatists. I damp air; and will cure chil- . des- UNITED STATE S BAN K BONDS. am told that no less fering under scrofulous and cutaneous affection , or travel in tbe fogs and be accommodated, at any time, with dressing patches will be forwarded by the Royal William. , on good authority^ than from * hs in two days. Its immense sale is a 50 000 to 60 glandular swellings generally, particularly of the dren 's coug apartments. It was expected -that Lord Durham would shortly (From the Philadelphia United States Gazette.) , V ,000 inhabitants of some of the old •sufficient proof of its wonderful effects. provinces are ready emigTa' creast and neck, as also gout and rheumatism, or issue an ordinance^ which has been some time in We find in the National Gazette of to te, if they obtain per- If any person afflicted with a cold, will take two Surgery, 25, Ban c Street, leading out of Commer- yesterday missiom , purely from this cause, that •where the gvstem is predisposed to disease. This ix cial Street. preparation , respecting the feudal tenure of the afternoon the subjoined paragraph :— they wish to of my experience with tbt-irj, having prs- full-sized teaspooDsful of this essence, in a little be allowed to serve God according to the dictates "the re#nlt such person will in island of Montreal. The steamer Canada arrived " it is rumoured that the bond of the Bank of the * ••eribed them extenrirely with the greatest success. warm rum and water at night, Advice Gratis, from Eight o'Clock in the Morning at Montreal on Wednesday, with a regiment of Un ited States not of the State, but of their own consciences himself almost well. The wonder- till Ten at Night. , due in 1839 , for two millions of dol- the morning find Highlanders, equipped in the national uniform of lars, has been sold by the Treasury "I am, Sir, your?, &c. good effects in cases of influenza department, at ful and surprising Medicines sent to any part of the Country, the da rk green texture. The plaided heroes attracted par, to Charles Macalester, Esq., of this city." IRELAND. " JOHN PALMER, M.D." and conghs are well known ; abundant opportunities Postage of Orderg being paid, and a Eee enclosed. considerable attention on their arrival. The above tumour, we are happy to say, is well Poor Laws.—On Sunday^ the tl To Mr. Cheddon. of late have been afforded , and nearly one thousand The Toronto Patriot states 12th., there wa* , that Lord Durham founded. The same offer was made for the bond due a meeting of nine parishes at the monument bottles were sold by the late proprietor, within four- has recommended the British Government : of BaV From Dr. Browne of Glasgoir. 1837 . It is to loan , in 1840, for a like amount, but declined, tbe Secre- lyglass, county of Mayo, lor the purpose of " record* teen days in tbe month of February , WORKS P UBLISHED b JOHN LIMBIBD from a fund which they hold for investment tary of the " and is highly spoken y , in Treasury not having decided that the uig undiminished hostility to the onholy impost of " Glasgow. gaining universal patronage, 143 STRAND. public works, £250,000 in Welland canal stock:and public exi tithes, and an cures effected by it in N or- , ' gencies will require its sale. nrisbaken resolve to struggle unceag. " Dear Sir,—From tbe numerous cases of Scro- of ; tbe extraordinary i.'2oO,000 for the improvement of the St. Lawrence. mply for the redress of this as well as many other iula and Scorbutic Affections which have come thampton alone, have spread it far and wide. Every Saturday , with Engravings, at 2d., or in gnevances," amongst Monthl for delivery with A letter from Oswego says, that John G. Parker, which, the Poor Law occupied ¦»ader my care, I have been endeavouring, for a y Parts, 8d., and ready John Montgomery , aud a dozen others BANK CONVENTION. ' a prominent position. . : > . A Mrs. Txessler, residing in Bull-lane, Northamp- the Magazines, , who were Jong period, to find outcome medicine tbatwoiild 1835 with a dreadiul in irons at Port Henry, have made their escape and A GE NERAL RESUMPTIO N ON THE 13TH AUGUST. The chair was taken by Mr. Bi-akb, Birmingbain, laints in fact I have tried ton , was afflicted in July , a magistrate. «ure these dreadful comp ; , pain in her side and chest, and she reached the United States. Tbe Bauk Convention assembled , in this city ^7 almost every medicine I ever heard of, without find- cough, and great TH HE MIRROR of LITERATURE, AMUSE- The Rev. Mr.Browne , a. parish priest, one oftto wishes the proprietor to make known to the public, 1 MENT, and INSTRUCTION. Moreau was hung at Niagara on the 30th nit., (Philadel phia) yesterday, at 12 M. The .place of leading speakersVdenouncedbotb ing one sn«»*ssful, until I was indnced -to try your quite cured and Colonel Dodge died in prison at Quebec. mfefeting was tVie Bauk of Pennsy \Vhiga aiid Toriw, that hi* Chemical Essence of Linseed i vania. What (said he) is the present condition of Pills. After recoup toot letteT, I oetenmueu in her chest and side John B. Morris Es Ireland?- gave her violent cough, and pains , "The MiRnoR , a Publication containing much (From Mackenzie' s Gazette.) : , q., President of the Mecha- We see her, as I may sayv weighed in the balanc« upon giving them a fair trial—therefore them the best cough medicine n ics' Bank of Baltimore , was elected President o1 that is held j -labouring under tbe and that she cunsiders it matter of improving amusement, selected with con- Ecclesiastical Tyranny.— At length the by two great contending narties. th* egularlT to fifteen patients Observations on the the Convention ; and Elihu Chauncey, Esq., of this Whi^s and the Tories—both alike indifferent to of- Serofola and Scorburie Afi^crions, evi-r prepared. siderable taste." —Political craftv government of bitihops, lords, court ladies , her trorst forms Education of the P eople. By Lord Brougham. city, Secretary. hnppiness. Whichever of those parties may gain the and in ax weeks, to my astonishment, they were John Poster, Kingsthorpe Lodge, desires that it pensioners, army contractor!*, tnx collector*, million- ascendant,_ if we are ai res The banks of tbe following States were repre- to regnlate our expectations fw ail entirely cured. I have continued prescribing may be made puhlic that his wife was afflicted with Two Volumes are completed iu every year—one , and pimps; who hold in their artful grasp the tliH Intu re by our experience of the energies of England have completel sented , either by delegates or by letters, binding the past, we have these truly Taluable Pills ever since, with the great- a bad cold , which occasioned pains in all her limbs, dt Midsummer, the other at Christmas. Each , y gained their institutions to abide b nothing to hope—nothing to gain by either of those " obj ect of making the Catholic priesthood in Canada y tbt decision of the Conven- partit'sobtaining est success. 1 am, dear Sir, and much fever and slitjbt cough with sore throat, Volume is complete in itself, and may be urchasetf tion :-—Massachusetts, Connecticut Rhod e Island or retaining power. (Hear, hear, Linseed cured political engines of their system. Hitherto no court , , and cheera.) If the Tories Yours, very truly, . which Simco's Chemical Essence of •separately. Pennsy lvan ia , Delaware, Mary land , Virginia, Ken- , defeating their oppo. -ery speedily. has declared to acknowledge the power of the nents, step into power and place, then must tie "R. BROWNE, M.D." * Twenty-nine Volumes of this hi ghly popular Bishops to remove the priests or curates from one tucky, and M issouri. people be prepared to bow their After considerable dtbate a^ to the proper beads in submission "To C. S. Cbeddon, E«q. Sold in bottles, price Is. lid., 2s. 9d. and 4s. 6d. Miscellany contain upwards of Fifteen Hundred parish to another at pleasure. But now that des- and and teufler their bodies to tbelash with which,in each. Engravings, and Twenty-aeven Portraits. Price potism with its bayonets holds the sway, Lord a ppropriate day for a general re.-um ption , .the fol- fonner days, they have been scourged. If the Ci S. Cheddon 's Famed Herbal Tonie Pilh £7 19s. 6d. ooards, or half-bound , £10 3s. lowing resolution was unanimousl y adopted :— Whips remain in office , tuey remain not for the prepared and *old at Graham & Co.'s, Sold by Heaton, Hobson, Times Office , HarrisoB, Durham having the power to remove the whole court be- continue to be of s Bench at pleasure " Resolved , that the banks represented in this m-fitof tbe Irish people, but for their own peculiar Holborn London ; sol d wholesale afld retail Bookseller ; Townsend , Hay, Reinhardt and King' , that servile body Convention will resume; hem fit. We have , 138 j , With Engravings, 5s. in cloth, has hastened to decide in the way that would be Kpecie payments on tbe 13th tried" them, and too well we kriot "by Hannay and Co., 63, Oxford Stree.t, London ; Son ; and Moxon , Chemists, Ltyeds ; Berry,Hali- of August next, and recommend that day . for the their weaknes?!, their duplicity;, their hypocrisy, to and Spivey, Hudderstield ; Hackfoith, most agreeable to tyrants, that the Roman Catholic lave longer any confidence in' * >ndrby all the principal Drupgift* and Patent Me- fax ; Fell, ARCANA of SCIENCE and ART ; or, an bishops who are installed b adoption of the banks generall y." tbem. (Cheers, anl er? in tht- kiDgcom , 2Dd any siop that Cardwell , and Hurst', Wakefield ; Ma. d and .Wil- , y the Poue y on learning liea r, hear.) No, we have nothing to hope from the iicLpe Deal Annual Register of Useful Inventions and Im- the leasure of the English court can harra.ss the Ihe 13rh of August, it willbe rempmbered , is the ias-oot pot them, will procure them from London son, Bradford ; Langdale, Knare>bro' ; Bowman proveme Disco\eriei» and New Facts in p , day reconi mended in the Governor IlifDer H hips. What have we got frt>m the' present-.Whit" nt^, Me- curates at will , especially if they presume to love 's procla- Government:? That (if y>rder«>d)without anv additional charge, at Is. l^d. and Law , Manchester ; tbe Chronicle Office , chanics, Chemistry, N atural History , and Social mation. It will be a glorious da y for Pennsy lvania , Governmen t, which was the ' Moxon and Healey, Hull ; and their country. Once installed , the head bishops are result ol tlie people's will—the .absolute creation of Ss. 9d., 4s. 6d.. and 11s. ' Liverpool ; , Economy ; abri d ged from the Scientific Journal* and , indeed , for the whole Union. Huzza for specie the peop dicine Venders. Those Chemists who paid £4,1)00 a year out of the proceeds of the taxes le—if it had the will, Confifssedlv has not r most Me of tbe year 1836. payments and more prosperous times ! the power to benefit the people. In »*-The Phrsician may be consulted tvery day do not keep it will procure it if requested. raised at Quebec, and are understood: to exercise all the hour of , personally, or by letter, their influence to keep their clergy busy spreading difliculty and danger tbe people spoke with a migW S* usual, till three o'clock " This "Work may be considered ag an Ency - voice—spoke asa post paid at Messrs. Graham and Co.'s, 138, Hol- Barcla y and Son and Boddingiou loy alty , as Lartigue, bishop at Montreal , did last SOUTH AMERICA. people—and neither the prejudicei , Wholesale by , clopedia, to which the most eminent of their time of the King, nor the intrigues of a iofn , London. and Co , London. fall. By this decision, these bribed b reling bishops (From court, nor the *re constantly contributing."— New Monthly Ma- the New York Journal of Commerce.) corruption of the Tories, nor the wealtb of tbe tre- of Jircuna will be. enabled to tell any liberal , good-hearted .«ury, one and suzine,- notice of Science for 1832. pr LATE AND IMPORTANT FROM BUENOS AYRES. all combined, were able to resist the iest, who shows a latent friendshi p for his coun- thunders of the people's voice, or withstand n 's rights, Dare to be patriotic and I will The shi p Ni/e, Captain Hepburn , arrived last the die- P-tc * Be. cloth, tryme " , mm of tbe people's will. (Cheers.) It is idle, then, A CERTAIN DISEASE CURED WITHIN ONE WEEK. *n)'l you to Anticosti' , or some oiber poor and inhos- evening from Buenos Ayre>>, brinfiiDfr p aper * to the /or rhe GovHrnment to tell us of their FAMILY MANUAL and SERVANTS' 2nd of June inclusive ; nine days later than inubility to do pitable curacy." Of course the tithes in Lower our pre- justice. Wafted over the troubled water* on to GUIDE. Canada make some parishes very rich, while others vious advices. people's shoulders into jj ower, shall we listen to Medicines are very poor. The bishops have thus in their hands A Special Session of the House of Representa- them now, wben they talk to us =j^^mSS No. 60, Bottom of Templar's Street, Leeds, con- l A very useful little Work , which will ,at onct ut of.exped iency ? No |^ ^ * rewards aud punishments. tives had heen callt-d , and a message communicated , lr *}M idle talk to threaten us with the tetron J ^^ ^ ^^^ F ^ ^V^BSy8HHj eHBHBB ^PHn nnue^, with unabated assiduity, to eradicate every serve an a Cookery Book , a Guide for every des- ' ^ : ^^^ * mI of In recent which , in connectio n with verbal info nnation fiom ol a Tory Government. If the people be true"to ¦ M fir% A ¦ i v I r * V^J W -;i,re the Captain , countenAtH-es the belief that war was , there is no terror in any governmenL I^ is completed within a week , or no charge made the Bead of every- Family. V» e shall recommend Laborer (American Paper) of July 21st, in an ex- We are told that we should for those after the expiration of that period. immediiitt l y to be declared by that republic agaiust appreciate—thttt we ^BBBK^nrp /IM^^ftT utmost ±is Book every where, if it were only for the sakv cellent artic le under this heading, after pay ing various France. Rosas the pres-t ht governor shou ld embrace the blessings to Ireland of tbe Go- J M ^^^^ ljT j'gL SUkJ M ^^^ Bj And in of the inveteracy, where other i high compliments to Mackenzie has the follow- , , or dictator A^ ^lj BBBM ^^ of tbe excellent suggestions on the self-improve- , of Buenos.- A y res,- is an obstinate , hard ofd charac- vernmen t of Lord Melbourne and Lord Mulgrave. ^MBp HP ^mBM ^^^ ^^ ^ Practitioners have fai l ed, a proper perseverance in h-'g ing :— But now we have a word not unimport nt But what, Sir, were they ^ ment' of House Servants."— Gurdener ' s Mugazint. " . , ter, of the Hickory order, with a little touch of the not created by tbe people? well grounded, and lasting re-estab1j sbment, con- perhaps, to say to our Spirited brother of Cunada, (Chters.) What is the nature of the tithe bill they plan pf treatment insures to the patient, a safe , snapping turtle. would at his house from nine to one, and from four till nine, and In Numbers, at One Penny each , or Two Nwnben and throug h his columns, to the Canadian People— force upon us ? I see here to day, nnconnied •ulted with the preatest secrecy and honour, Admiral Brown has, by a Govern m ent decree, thousands who protest against the - in a Wrapper , price Ticopeuce; and Monthly whether now sheltered within our borders, or still been called again into active service. What he caD injustice of asj en -Sandays till two. harassed and bleeding beneath the scourge of British continu ance of this system nuder any modification Purls, price Sixpence, achieve, without either ships or seamen, it is impos- whatever. You repudiate " and expeditious mode be has adopted , of eradicating every dominion. The wings of the great Eagle die out- , yon . reject the tithe bil He hopes that the successful easy , sible to imagine. (Cheers.) Nu government, no ministry can forceaa •ymptom of a Certain Disease, without any material alteration in diet, or hindrance of business, and yer G OLDSMITH 'S N A TURAL HISTORY , spread to shelter, beyond the reach offbrei gu injury , later from Peru unjust law Ev;nry 1 every son and daughter of humanity ; but t Nothing , and nothing importanL¦ against the flat—the omnipotent will o! prwerring the constitution in full vigour and free from injury, will establish his claims for support. with N OTES, by j Innes, from all the hat great fro m the Benda. Oriental. tbe people. (Hear, hear, exposure lace Popular Treatises which have Eagle —fierce and tremendous as he will be and most enthuiiastjc A*' this Disease is one which is HkeW to be con tracted wheuever take* p , it is not like been issued since , found cheering.) The Government may frame and ihe maBT other visitors, once in life, but on the contrary, one infection may scarcely have been removed, when rbe time of Goldsmith ; collected with ths utmosl if soug ht in his own eyrie,—goes not forth to revenge IMPORTANT FROM BRA ZIL. . legislature may enact laws ; but what are laws witt another may unfortunately be irobihed, therefore the Practitioner requires real judgment in order to treat care, combining a mass of information and refer- the wron gs of any people. In his neutrality—in his Letters from Rio Janeiro to tbe 1st of June, with out the innate principle of justice ? Laws will bind «aeh particular Case in *ueh a manner as not merely to remove the present attack, but to preserve the ence, formin g a comp lete vade mecum of moderii forbearance — have been , and now; are, treasured the sight of which we have been favoured , mention —but what unjust law can bind the conscience.' ?onstitunon nnimpaired, in case of a repetition at no distant period. The man of experience can discovery in tbe science which it illustrates. the hopes and future happiness of the world. Let the receipt of advice? from Rio Grande to May 22, Whatis any law bnt ink and blotted parchmeD^ if avail himself of the greatest improvement* in modern practice, by being able to distinguish between dis- Complete in Two Volumes, with upwards 0} the false British Leopard (true emblem of British confir ming the total defeat of the Government not guaranteed by the opinion of the cocntry' charges of a specific and of a simple or mild nature, which can only be made by one in daily practice, 500 Engravings, price 10s. b'd. each. Government) rampage and roar, Or whine and play troops by the insurgents of that province, with a (Cheers.) Landlord s may be, so infatuated as to of all circumstances. In the same manDer at birth, appearances often take all its antic tricks before heaven and before man— loss of 2,000 men. Only a few cavalry and three enter into collision with the people in obedience t» after due consideration such a law ; from the poor man jlice in children, which call for a proper knowledge and acquaintance with the disease, in ord er to The following Works, printed verbatim from the ibe days of its life are numbered. War—War , Generals escaped. The rebels ware marching to- may be torn theM be tbe means of sowing domestic discord , unless managed best Editions, are Published in Numbers at Mackenzie, there is (we answer your question ;) rag that covers his emaciated body—from his W di*criminate their real nafire, and which may wards Rio Grande, and there was no bepe of the the lnst blanket that shelters hun fres riety and rkiU. Patientt labouring under this Disease, cannot be too cautions Twopence each ; also, f or the convenience oj althoug h it be not of the sword. A fierce and a de- Government able to withstand them. in hisi hovel : by the Surgeon with prop be/ng Tbe the inclemency of; the'night air—still his soul bo* hand they commit themselves. Tbe propriety of this remark is abundantly manifested. Purchasers , in Numbers at One Penny each , cisive war there is in which the United States expend province (Rio Grande) was considered as lost to not to that law, into whose prices aff ixed:— for it Wants.the eternal andimrnntabk "bv tbe same party frequently passing the ordeal of several Practitioners, before he is fortunate or Complete at the what is more rare if less costly than the blood of Brazil. It is the southermost province of Brazil , principjeof justice, without wMcb, law may binijtltf some «f the many symptoms that distinguish this tbeir people. They expend the expentnee of all enough to obtain a perfect cure. The following are Goldsmith s Vicar of Wakefield and borders on the Oriental Republic, of. which body, iDut no law can bind tbe conscience. (Lonj^ on the head face and body j ulcerated sore throats, scrofula ' , 10d. past ages and prepare ?n example for all the future. continued cheering.) Pisrase :— 8 general debility, ernption^ , , , Tbe Mysteries of Udolpho, 38. 6d. Monte Video is the capital. . nodes on the shin hones, cancers, fistula, pains in the head and limbs, which are Let the huge Baby lon rack her brains and her en- swelling* in the neck, Mackenzie's Man of Feeling, 6d. Tbe Rev. J asies M'Hatp, parish priest of HoDy- frequently mistaken for rheumatism, Sec, &c. trails in efforts to sustain her failing empire. For mount, a relatiye of " Jobn Tuarii," was the .-iB'eil Rasselas, 8d. your people —let them play Quaker at home (would TEXAS. inia 6d. speaker, and directed hia artillery against ill Patient* in the country, by stating their cases and enclosing a remittance, may have proper remedies Paul and Virg , they could have done it through the past twelve (From the New Orleans Courier.) Nicbolls and the Poor Law re«e Tbe Old English Baron 6d. . He said—"The »ent to the amount, with directions nn jiirople and plain, that parties of either sex may cure themselves , months and spared the horrors of St. Eustacbe and LATEST FROM TEXAS. lution , yon observe, states that the measure to whid The Castle of Otranto, 6d. the defeat of Toronto)—Let I hem p it refers has been forced inert without even the knowledge of a bedfellow. lay Quaker, we By the steam-packet Columbia, which left Gal- _ upon Ireland,, and Romance of the Forest, Is. 8d. say at home, or come here. Nothing is to be gained with unanimous reprobation. (Hear, heftr.) :ls^ Almoran and Hamet, 6d. vestnn on the 22d instant, we have received regular peal to you who now hear chse? by fi ghting with bullies, (we say ithis to our Demo- f iles of , mt, is not this the Elizabeth, or the Exiles of Siberia, 6d crats ia Congress.) Every thing the Houston Telegraph. . are not the words of the resolution justified by fac»? continually received from Bradford and the Neighbourhood is to be lost by The Mexicans, according to the National Banner In cvxjetpienceef nurmrvu* app lication * , Nature and Art, 8d. fi ghting with the trained and Hired legipus , The recently enacted gysteih of Poor Laws, fprftts of a driven by distress—not of weather, but blockade— one «/ the Proprietors x>fDr. Henry' s French Heroine Pills, will attend every Wednesday The Italian, 2s. government which lives upon the sweat and the gore now the law of the land, is leprobated by the Liberal A Simple Story, Is. 4d. are reported to have taken possession of Corpus party ; of this yon can bear tesri^nony. (Hear,tea*) and Thursday, at No. 4, George Street,f acing East Brook Chapel , Bradford. of the people of the earth. (We say this to the 11 has been The Castles of A thlin and BunbayneS riots of Canada Cbristi, where goods and supplies Are landed and reprobated by .:{be Cdnseryativea, M pat , and to our own sympathising forwarded to the interior. In consequence of this there are. many respectable Protestant gentleniw A TREATISE IS JUST PUBLISHED ON THE VENEREAL & SYPHILITIC Sicili an Romance, Is. border population.) A little more patience, suffer- The Man of the World, Is. intelligence an express has been for warded to tbe present "who, from their knowledge of the Conser* GIVEN "WITH EACH BOX OF iog people of all nationB I and if the Monster move, President at Nacodoches. This (observes the editor) tive body, will bear me but in what I say. (H^i DISEASES, AND Zelnco, by Dr. Moore, 2». it will effect its own death, if it stand still it .will bear Jose h Andrews Is. 6d. , may be considered the first step on the part ol , from several.) The landlords of Irelan d W* p , be Starved ." rejected and reprobated the measure, for from1 ejerf Humphrey Clinker, Is. 8d, Mexico towards a renewal of the war with Texas ; British Politics in AMERiCA.-^-Qf grana jury in Ireland has been forwarded a petition Edward, by Dr. Moore, 2s. 2d. British and , if we do not act upon the hint thus given us the present DR. HMRY'S FRENCH MER0INE PILLS, Tory or Whig productions under half of ^ o^aiiist systein, and the grand }nnkw*l Martin Faber, or the Story of a Criminal 4d , whole it will be taken for granted that we are powerless for well be taken as indicating laniw /CONTAININ G plain and practical directions for tbe effectual cure of all degrees of the above com- , American colors, this nation has ever had from its the sense of the Roderick Random, 2s. 2d. our own protection. . proprietors of the country. (Hear, bear;) Th^*' \J plaints^—with observations on seminal weakness arisingfroin early abuses, and the deplorable conse- Belisarius Is. first existence unto the^ present hour, more than ! The Comanches have been committing depreda- holders have universally exclaimed ^^ against snrfi * the whole intended for the instruction of , qaencesresulting from the sse of mercury, general readers, so Farmer of Inglewood Forest, Is. 8d. enough for its peace and honour, and for the very tions near San Antonio, Texas. The seUlers are law in the strongest; language pf ewhich they «er8 that all persona can obtain an immediate cure with secrecy and safety. Prepared and sold by the sole decency of society* H eaven knows what would be leaving their plantations and removing to the capable. Nayj the very poor themselves, /or F*"* ' St. Clair of the Isles, Is. 8d. ¦ ¦ Proprietor, at No. 16, PARK "SQUARE , Leeds, where they may be consulted as usual. In Boxes, Tom Jones 4s. thought, or said, of pretended English prints fi lled towns. •• " ' ' benefiti it is said, thelaw waa intended, look op^j "With , ¦ i 2s. yd.and 4s. 6d. each. each Box is given directioBs how to take these Pills, observations on points Noarjahad, and Solyman and Almena, 8d. with American slang, and paid with United States The election of President and "Vice-President with suspicion and disinay. Am 1 iiotfolly }?p T, "beneficial to the patient, being hints worth knowing by those who are, or hav e been, suff erers from this Peregrine Pickle, 3s. 6d. Treasury Notes, supposing such to be published in appear to excite a great deal of acrimony ; it is be- in saying, that this Poor Law has been cond«wl'd dreadfaland devastating malady. . • Robinson Crusoe, 2s. 6d. London , in the precise style of those which , filled lieved , however , that General Lamar and Mr. by the unanimous voice of all Ireland T.iW^i bear.) Nunierpuspfetition s againstit were pift Peter Wilkins, 9d. with British slang and paid with the notes of the Bur.net will be chosen. ??^ That cruel disease which has destroyed so many thousands is now unhappily so well known that a British agent Biddle to both Houses-^ftom all Ireland not one ^r, Eccentricities of Colonel Crockett 8d. , Mr* , inundate our whole f)r. D. Humphreys (who was apprehended in this foU*4 Tecital of its effects is quite unnecessary, its malignant influence extending by inheritance from family to , country, and make the tour of the world in the trad- favour. To add to the iriijult this law1 hasbeen Goldsmith's Essay8, 8d. city, charged with the murder of Joseph Powell) upon us by the recommendation of an Englishi oan-* family, and when tbe great DoctorHenry became professor to the University , he conferred an invaluable ing ships of British and Federal commerce ! John has, we learn, been removed to Brazoria for trial. his grand a acea for the u e of t s de Dr. Franklin's Life, 8d. a paid itinerant, iwhp'knows nothing of the cood"J' benefit upon mankind by tbe discovery of p n c r hi plorable complaint. Bull would lose his senses in one hour. Jonathan, The anniversary of American independence was i11 continually administered can be attested by many thousands who Dr. Franklin's Life and Essays, la. 2d. save What informatipn he-imay have collectft The certaiaty witi which the Pills are acon s Essays 8d. it would seem, is a. more patient creature, and has celebrated with a great deal of feeling by the-people three weeks .Ai*^ are; What mediciae can he more appropriate than that which has given such B ' , his blood cool under the 'i four, i (Hearf and laughter.) annaally cured by them. Salmagundr, or "W ashington Irving, lg. ' kept provocation for half a of Texas. must we patiently submit to trealment spiuw^*! general satisfaction ? Tbe French root out every particle of the insidious poigon, purifying in their 8d. century . Pill* The Microcosm, by the late Right Hon. G. ——Phuadelphia National Laborer, of Suicide by the Texian Minister.—-We Our remonstrances are disregarded, our. fi ejw progress the whole mass of fluids. They not only remove tbe disease but they renovate by their action July 21st. . If am from tbe Lexivglon (Ky.) Intelligencer of tbe slighted, onx pp and alaw w^ the different grosser humour Canning, Is. 6d. inioha despised—r func ions of the body—expelling the , andin a manner so imperceptible as to hts Dreadful Hurricane.—We copy from the 17th instant, that Peter W. Grayson, Esq., of reprobate forced upon us at the beck of this ig?"J^^ convince the most unequalled powers. They neither Arabian Nig ' Entertainments, Embellished sceptical of their astonishing and contain mercury with 150 Engravings. correspondence of the Morning Herald, the follow- Texas, committed suicide at Bean ' Station a few itinerant Cpmnnssioiier Jftchollsy who has, aouP"^ Bor any other mineral and ma without the slightest suspicion of discovery my they require no * , y be taken Plutarch's Lives, forming 2 Vols., ing account of a dreadful hurricaue experienced in days before, by shooting himself with a pistol no objection to prpTide for himself. (BeayLA restraint pf diet, loss of time, or hindrance of business, but effect a complete cure without the least exposure with 50 has got his reward, for he has been appointed iv*? Portraits. the Turkish capital on the 27th uit. :-—" We had a through the head. Mr. Gray son was on his, way a-J2' to JDbe"patient. At any period when tbe.sligbtest suspicion may exist it will be well to have recourse to dreadful Cbnimissioner, with a salary of Jt'2,500 ch Pills ; for when gale of wind here, which set in so suddenly, from Texas to Wasbingtpn city, having received ShameV) In fact, thisBu]#<*" the Fren taken before -the disease has made its appearance they act asa certain preventive, FACTS PROVING "WATER to be the only and came on with such and accepted Government of (Hear, hear, and^ removing $he complaint effectuall in which fury, that a great many from the Texas ihe to have been;devised for the purpose of provid;fig ' y and secretly. The deplorable state many persons have been BEVERAGE fitted to give HEALTH and boats and lives were lost. I hear that upw appointment of Minister Pleni potentiary io the who scru^ ¦when visiting the Doctor (from the imperatively necessary to caution ards of a whole tribe ofhungry specuktoi^ L u*e of mercury) renders it the public STRENGTH to MAN, price Threepence. 130 bodies have already been washed ashore on the Government of the United States. The act it is on the frop against that dangerous mineral whEa inj udicionsl administered. , to feast themselvea. . pittance wrong j f y A TREATISE on the VIRTUES and EFFI- coast of the Marmora alone. The lightning was of said , was committed with much deliberation. Mr, already impoverished people ef Ireland, ori^ Jr CACY of a CRUST of BREAD eaten early in the most awful description Grayson Was a native of Kentuck of a Poor Law. ,: We inust petition M r? The Doctor, after an extensive practice of Thirty Years, has rendered his counsel an object of , and was so Bear that it y. . name : 6 who a Morning, fasting, in relieving the Scurvy, Stone, was smelt distinctly by a great many peopled Build- Mr. Joseph Stevenson , of Madison, Co. Ky. com- repeal of fiiis insulting and. ruinous-measure. W ?' the utmost .consequence to all are labouring under hereditary or deep seated maladies; to those troubled wWjfl • his advice will hit &c., arising from Obstructions. Also, on the Pro- ings in elevated situations were struck, ; several indi- mitted suicide on tbe 1st instant, by shooting himself and cheers.) It imppsea a burden we are. with seminalweakness , invaluable; hundreds have owned his skill in these complaints. unable to bear. After the;powerful display: W «? To the youth of both sexes, whetber lured from health b tings of passion, or the delurions perties, Virtues, and Salutary Effects of tbe Saliva, viduals were killed ; and many more knocked down through the head with a rifle. y the promp of when applied ' queuce you have heatd;from my rer. fhend A ?* » inexperenee, his zdriceis superior ; in his practice he unites a mild gentleness of treatment,and possessing or. FASTIN G SPITTLE, to recent in a state of insensibility, -y . A guard, who was " re«oltiticD< not delay you ; longer¦ ' than- to- propose the ¦ ¦ the most dep Cuts, Pains, Sore Eyes, Corns, &o. Third Edition, " ¦standing at ease" under the tower of Shiloh had '" " ¦•: ¦ ;:: \. - - i- ^- :;; ' - -;¦ - - -{. ¦ «o thorough a knowledge of his art, lorable cases afford no resistance to his skill. His exten- , MEXICO. (Cheers.) :- ^, . sive practice has rendered him the depository of many distressing secrets which are kept with unblemished price 6d. ' bis musket- shivered (the bayonet bad attracted the it p hi electic "fluid), and it was. thought he was killed but (From the New Orleans Bulletin, July 25.) iaith ana" honour j to persons so^afflicted , ghly necessary to obsert* thai as early application is of With an Engraving,price One Shilling) , —On Tbot*- with such a practitioner any by an immediate bleeding he was rei»tOreu. Trees From Pensacola, we Destkuctite Fike Xt' Pof>tAB. the.g_reatest Importance, and that hesitation in disclosing their disorder, must Mexico.—By way of day morning, a dreadful fif* amoun ftp' destructive as it is false and unnecessary. were converted into splinters, one house in Pern was have more recent intelligence fro m Mexico. The about -three o'clock, a delicacy as To the neglect of such attention, are INSTRUCTIONS for BREEDING, REAR- broke out in the engine room of the extensi" ataibutable many of those hapless instances, which, while they excite the commiseration of the beholder of the set on fire, and when it was broken open to extin- Pensacof a Gazette mentions the arrival of the , ING, and MANAGEMENT CANARY guishI the flames all the inhabitants cruuje cemept and plaster of Pa,ris works ^ belonging ? should al«o impress him with tbe fear of self-reproach. To all such, then, we address ourselves, offering FINCH^ y an Experienced Amateur. The In- , were found ly ing United. State.* sloop of war Vandalia, from a »« b insetsible, but not dead. They recovered ' Mexico, and on M essrs. Weston, Mill-wall, Poplar. As soodm hope-^energy—m\i*cnlar strength—felicity ; nor ought our advances to appear questionable, sanctioned as structions relative to Management are applicable to , and the of seventy-four days in the Gulf of dispatched- ' fire wai readily got under. The wind was so resist* visited Vera Cruz, fire was discovered, messengers were they are by,the multiplied proofs of thirty years' successful experience. Letters {post paid) inclosing a re- all Finches. ' see the coast of Texas, hav ing ; ¦ brigade; b("?0_ answered b ' Medicines punctuall less^ that tiles were n flying about like leaves in - and..Ga'.vestpn. r- ' . the. various stations of the fire 4't mittance, y the return of post , and y transmitted to any address, either by Tam pico, Matamora? ,. by. the men _ , jnitials or name. Back entrance One Door from St. Paul'B an autumnal gale. It was dangerous to be in the The ports of Mexico were very closely watchrd the utmost exertions, were made °e^° , , W est-Street, Church. Sold by J. Hobson, Northern Star Office , , ing-to the fire bri it was near six o'elock bew all Booksellers and Venders street. At last the rain came down in torrent-, and by the French cruisers. Tbe , contem plated attack gadei e be Leeds ; and of Cheap the force of the storm Ulloa ha« for the the flames- were subdued.i'Theiloss is very W " eaek Box will gi>en practical gratuitously, on the Periodicals throughout the Country. was broken , although it con- on the Castle of San Juan de , and V> ^With observations, ahove disease. tinued to blow very hard for near 24 hours the Baron Defaudis, the sive, as the greater; part of the store-house , w hich ):> prest nt, been abandoned , , ¦ wishing to become very unusual at this season , when squalls are gene, havin g sailed tor Fiance. VesstU coutents are; entirely consumed. ,The fire 5"? a The Doctor will attend daily at his rinci residence No. 16, Park Square *,* Persons Agents for the French Minister , metropolis. Altnoug^ p pal , , from Eight in tbe Sale of the above Works, wi ll be supplied with ra l ly counted by minutes o»?y. A vessel wsis dis- States and Cuba will not be warned ble for many miles^round the morning till Ten at night , and on Sundny irom SSine till Two, where he will administer from the United no clue was obtained as •" advice to any one Catalogues and Posting Bills, on application to the masted in the port by li ghtning, one man killed , and oil" before suKject to capture , a sufficient time every inquiry was made, tekinp these Pills, or any other of his Preparations, without i fee. its origin. Publisher- . two others struck down. In. the Black Sea there having el^p.-ed for the blockade to become kiown. ¦ - - THE NORTHERN August 25, 1 838, - 3 a meeting of the M eeting of "Women. Shoem^kj.bs _ o? Newcastle have Radicalism in Bolton.—At — On Wednesday night, ATI PB0M I)RtJ?Ji: NNBss---Oh Saturday and not-to allow divimon to creep in amongst them : Meanwhile Mr. Ingham—one of The Association, last evening, a meeting of women was held in the large room of ? l* * the magistrate*, Keeeeded in obtaining an advance of wages. committee of the Reform evening, Mr. John Bunbrow', a young man of c<>n- every:es.ertiqn would be made by their euemies to —proceeded to fake the evidence of several alterations were made in the newspapers the Public Office , for the purpose of establishing a y, witne*te^. ' d several mderabte propert but a notorious drunkard, wai sow.;flie seeds of dissension among them, and cause mostly policemen,—(and tha meanest and most A Youjto Max sambd Hattkes was drowne ordered for the reading room. The Northern St.t%ho lut week, while bathing, in the river , in place of the Yurkshireman tbe Birmingham Salt addressed them at considerable length, poblic-house e e|pr ind would be just as easily cajoled b whose several cases are mentioned below > upon the , at Romford, into the stable, where he ?l *if ^ ^- y prispners . Stourport. Journa l instead of the Weekly Chronicle, and the causes of the difficulties and distress to was laid npoa some *eln*h and designing men ai they had hitherto beeu. Chro- which they had been straw in a stall, be being at the He FREDERICK BROMLEY, Bwtish Tibet now on the North Preston Observer in the room of the Preston , and were still subject. Seven time m a gtate of brutal lurked them to be pardcala>.in choosing their The Press. hundred and fifty tickets intpxication. The landlord committee, for pn them would a lad from Batley was first brought up, charged with station, is composed of 32 vessel?, and nicle, were voted unanimously.—Bolton Fr ee were passed, and from the visited him^ several times during: and depend the future Auiencan disposition manifested , there the erening, welfare Pf the Association. having been taken in the act of throwing a stone. 160 guns, and 10,310 men. , Parson Power v. Steam Power.—We un- can be no doabt that found him snoring. Thinking at last that he had ¦ William Listera special constable, deposed that carrie*1 , bad there been double that number signed Mr. Hanson observed, that lists of names had been , derstand tbat tbe committee of Presbytery, according hav »H , slept enough, the landlord sent his son to awaken handtd in >ince tlie Chairman told i&era. there were he «aw the prisoner throw a. stone. It Went amongit number of "Births have been exactly lied to Lord Gillies,- the 6^ ,wpu d S beea disposed of. At him , When the lad th«» Is * districts for to their instructions, app *bev close ^of returnecl and said he Was dead. 1,000, so aH to au|tne!lt the number to 1,200. crowd. He did not see whether tfie 'pH&uer ioable tbat of the deaths in the Bljth , Ordinary, on Friday night, for an the business, Mr. George Edmonds k surgeon was Mr. James took it .from the ground, or whether he,had'it Jhis je aiOT resident Lord briefly addressed the immediately sent ; for,.. who, pro- MMKenzie said—Mr. Chairman and in ^je fiag Jwie 20, 183S. interdict against tbe proposed plan of rnnning railway meeting. He said, when he nounced that he died of apoplexy from excessive Gentlemen, I hatfl the plea^inc satisfactionof inform- ha;nd or his pocket. It appeared to be thrown where nrst beard of 4be meetinfpi of women taking place ing this the guardians Were passing. The Tows op Alkwjck has commemorated xaiaches on the Sunday. His lordship ordered the in Birming drinking. The deceased was about thirty^ years of numerous and highly-respectable meeting, He saw several stone* answers to the application ham, be moiled at the idea of it. People ajje ^ that I bavfe jnirt received a list frem thiit smair but flying about at the same time. r .i' the coronation of her Majesty by the establishment railway company to lodge , were accustomed , and the patron of the living of the parish in grant an interim interdict. to form their notions from the which patriotic dllage; of Dalston, containing 160 names, . William Stticfiffe, a special constable corroborated of an Infant School. bat declined to Af^ord- customs of society, he resided. His conduct and that of his the testimony ol the J -?¦ coaches commenced running on Sunday.— and as the political business of associates has with a full assurance that the number would be former witness. ' says that ingly the the nation had been of late years been disgraceful.— donblejl against the next meeting, The prisoner theia asked witness how he knew A CoRBBSPOXDENT of the Chronicle to one steam runs invariably tsonducted by men, : ¦ ' which-;¦ wbnld¦ ;¦ be Edinburgh Observer. [Ten , he Essex Herald. tbat 'da t'we ekv " ' - ' " - ' - - .;¦ ¦: :¦ , . - : ' . whether it was a stoue or a; piece of Mr. Pistrueci is to have £800 for his wretched core, thought it strange when it was intended t» pre- wood which h© ¦ down the Presbvtery.] vail upon the ' DkEAD#ut. Mr, John Barb moved the third resolution. He saw him throw ? Hei affinnea it to bea^ione.""' ¦nation inedaL . - -- . - ¦ ¦ women to take part in it. . He cer- Murder at Eckington,--A - Falling of a House in Spitalfieltj s.— tainly Tjewed the undertaking most atrocious had (?tood iu that place on ' fonner occasion, to richard * ; - ' Bot was recently committed, at as likely to be pro- murder was committed at Eckinjjtoh, a^ Thompson; A IittlS On Thursday evening, about eight o'clock, a house, dut-tiTe;;of immense power. *ome time in the ni move a vote of Want of confidence in the present mason; of Thornhill Lees, -was next brought ap. "Wo for a week, for ."beating his mother, If the women of ght between Tuesday and Wed- rcester, situate in Johrf: strefct , Spitalfields, and adjoi ning England took up the Bubject ef nesday last, on one of ministry. ; He belie ved' Carlisle was one of the first Mrif Valkar ».special coastable.of ^hi%y Lower, she would not cook a bit of supper for him, politicH-^-if they set the worknoea- on the iioftiti which thus stood forward,; how far (hey deposed that he^ saflf fcecanse Hanbury's brewery, fell down with a tremendous about ascertaining the real causes of Midland Railway j named Richard Sanderfion sup. place* . had the Gaardians comini from the at eleven o'clock at night. was hurt. One the misery of , been borne out by the condnct of the pre;*ent mini*- school; ' There Was a gireat ennconrse of pSo^lef crash ; providentially no person thenwfclYes and,familiea, and resolved upon Removing posed to. be a native, of Long Sutbni ^n JAncoln- W-as and Week, a serious fire, supposed who was in bed at the time, ityhia ne«rf scarcely en^nire. Ttiere one act much shouting and throwingof stones. He sawrth© Ok . Monday indi vidual, a female, . them, there was no doubt they could do it . " If the «hire. The foUowing are the leadiiig circumstances : , 'flie an Incendiary, broke out in Ae into the street but sustained alone which they were no doubt acquainted with, prisoner throw a stone. He was aboat threeJ yardi \oi be Vork of was thrown completely , women woufd-meet, and unite, and co-operate, with On Tuesday eveniBgy thb deceased Was at the sign Iroih him. He then took Kni into'cP8to4 ¦premises of Mr. " John "Wandless, farmer and ship- very little injury. The accident is attributed to which was sufficient in itself to, condemn : them in y^ "tleVfia4 due discretion arid determination, they would do of the Bear, in Eckington,; drinkiD^ with some the eves of all right thiniing men—he meant the another stbne In his hand j with Which toi Js&ucfc tti Jnrner, High Sonthwick, near Sonderland. some workmen in makiug alterations at Hanbury'* more in one year than xae mvn vould b other* j and y rather late, left house in company Irish Tithe Bill'j b which constable on the eye.; .' - . . . : :' ';.¦ .; ^ - the y themselves the y Sir R. Peel had been i - L "Whoi/esovb Agitation goes on -ssrimnangly brewery, not taking precaution by sboring up in many yearM. If th*jr husbaud» had with them. It does not appear^ ' that any serious driven from office. 1. Now what had been their con- Thqnias Eastwood special constable of D.ew8])ury, are question. The house was paid more ^ in the north, large ont^oor meetings holden wall e-1 the premises in attention to the business of politics than thev had— quarrel had taken place; though some angry' words duct on that ineasnre? Why, jn spite of their re- corroborated the above statements. "In addition 'to ht in the neighbourhood of .New- occupied by tenants. if they haS had passed .at the Cross j and peated asservarions, that they which he said there was much shoufing which jlm&st every nig jin year* past, kept a closer eye upon the they afterwards walked would stand or fall 1 " *as castle, for tie National Petition. An Awkwakd Mistake.—A few days ago a government , of their county, they would not be forward, along the Soutbgate to ai narrow alley, bv the appropriation clause, yet they had basely enough to frighten anybody ' (words which KMr. their relatives, pre- in their present called Rotten-row,, where John (Juest pne abandoned it. and the bill was now substantially Ingham pnt; into his moutb, as he did frequently It is RtTMOtJRED that Mr. Stephen Edward young couple, accompanied by dilemma.' But the fact was, they , of the Sir R. nted themselves to be married before the Mayor ot did not, and the result was partv , resided. What passed, there remains to be Peel's. Greater meaness and tergiversation into the months df the other witnesses—arid wfiicn Spring Rice, son of and private secretary to the se , that the empire was ' hail never been before heard pf ; they mi ht he seemed exceedingly anxious should be distinctly Soissons and unbounded was their mutual disappoint- reduced to one common ruin ; its trade inquired into ; but i* is quite certain that ftuest went g , indeed, Chancellor of the Exchequer, has been, or is to be. , was anni- with great truth,1 be denominated the shabby minis repeated by the wifne5<8). , • hilated into tbe bouse and brought put ¦ ¦ • ' ¦ ¦ ¦ ' <» ment when it was ascertained, on reading the in- , and its ptople weighed down with au in- a blade of a scythe, : . . . / appointed a Commissioner of Customs. try.. . . _ . . . .: . : George Martin , inspector of Metropolitan police, tended bride's certificate of birth, tbat she wag desig- supportable load . of taxation with which he struck; Sanderson on ,the head, the The adopted Son of Eammohxtk Boyof has . He looked with Mr. Lawrence seconded the resolution. then! deposed that as he was'retriruingfrom tbesclidol natedin the document as a male child ! In consequence »nxiety to the result of the women's Union which blow divided the scalp from the corner of the eye, ; The resdlu tions were room he saw taken Mi departure for India. The ^Directors the all carried withon t opposition, the several stones thrown from the place of this awkward mistake, the weddiug was rendered they bad formed. He felt confident thar, if tbey across the t >p of the head, almost to the heck and the greatest order prevailed- throughout the ^¦where prisoner stood, but he' did not see him "feat India Company refused to" sanction his appoint- behind and completely legally impracticable till the youDg lady could obtain united firm'y, they would achieve all that was re- , severed a large portion of the whole1 proceedings. throw any stones. HesawMr. W alkermake1 towards ment to a Writership. ajudgment formally establishing her real andimherco quired. They had never yet failed in ailV stuH , and the projecting part of the brain. The A vote'of thanks was then given to the Chairman, hirhj'anJhe endeavoured to run awayi Mf-. Walker of the if under- ' Thi hest issue oJ Shilltn gs, unquestioned sex. taking, and be was certain^ they acted with pru- sequel is vet involved in obscurity ; but s&veral who:said .he had seen to-day's pa»>er, Which an- however, got hold of him; the prisoner made cousi- vas on Saturday persions were taken into custod nounced; the intention of Mr. O'Cbnnell to hold a derable resistance, and struck Mr. Walker Pu" coinage *»f her present Majesty, The Somerset House Bashaws.—The tlence and discretion , they would not in the present y early in the morning • the The coin bear.* a handsome profile of her instance. and from their own statements, Thomas White 'riblic rneefing in Dublin, for the purpose of renew- eye. He Was so violent, tliat two special con>farjlet ireek. health of the metropolis is likely to be endangered Mr. Collins also addressed the meeting.— , a ii»g agitation, would not-have Hajesty. Birmingham Journa l. sawyer, of Barlborough , and obn Turner, the son but in favour of what wbuld be stated been able to bring him without;hi» by the refusal of the Union Auditors, 5a which at the meeting. Forty delegates were to be chosen (Martin's) assistance. • as a labouring man named of apublican in Eckington , were sp seriously impli- A pew DATS stkce, tbey have "been *anerioDed by tbe Poor Law Com- Man Attacked by a Bdll.-Od Friday last for the purposeJ , of agitating England and Scotland, field near Bendy, in Sir W. , cated , that, together with Guest,, toey w>?re xeBtlio fte (Mr. Hall) GEORGE MITCHELL, . Wales was mowing a mitiioneH, tn allow in the accounts! the sums as the cpivberd at Porkinjito n was atten ding to hi- Cheateifield trn3ted they would be pvepared to he discovered a nest of three unhealthy nul-ances. , to await the verdict of the Coroner's meet Dan's deputation ; and thout'h they might of Spink-well, was next brought up. B. Cooke's lordship, i-harged. for tire removal of dutiw, he perceived the bull loose from h-s stall, and inquest. After to be ¦p-fcite partridges. During the fearful visitation of cholera in J833, ir Sanderson had received his death- l^t*«h their storyv they would neither cajoled nor John FValley,of Livensedge, a clothier and special proceeded to tie him up, wi»ea tbt animal attacked blow, he appears to have xtaggered back into the ' recently convicted of mnrder was ascertained that the disease was most rile iu him, threw him duped bjf Dan or his delegates. They had not for- cohstahle, deposed that he was coming With the Joseph Ausox, twice to the top of the building, and , street and repeatedly fallen , tor in the place where gotten hi* conduct to the Trades, his sycophancy in Gnardiahs from the scliop?. He looked round tdjse© h Court of Justiciary, and vrho \vu? tbo.<=e districts in which there was tbe presence-ot when on th* ground before the Hig , butted him s> , that his life was he fell there was a pool of blood j and in one spot ^pporting thepresent ministry—anJ his sacrificing whpvwas thruwing stones, and saw the priHQuer.with to have been executed at Stranraer on Tuesday fiith, and a deficiency of ventilation. If, at this all but sacrificed. A faithful doe, bearing hi. "his hand up, be lelt " the detae-hed portion of his xknlL some inches in the brave> Canadian!?. having a stone in itr He did not throw week, has had his sentence commuted to banish- season of tbe year, the metropolitan districts master's cries, flew to his assistance, aud attacked extent was found on the. Three cheers were then given for the great Northern it: he seized him just in the act of throwing iti -; ' lf without fun ds for purposes so e.«seurial to tbe public , pavement, no doubt torii ment for life. bis assailant in the rear, and thus, after a time, the fro m the flesh i» his agony. He alrerward« strug- Union. George Goodman, one of the metropolitan police safety, the eonng wheelwri ht' It is fully expected that Carlisle and neighbourhood said he saw the prisoner throw a sU)iie, which sfjruck Domestic Hawes drew th*» at-'ention of the Home Secretary g !* will shortly number a special constable on article in the London and Westminster Review, highest deirree, and armed with a strong weapon , he yard , the blnod still strei min4 from him and thertt above two ihousand inembHM; the ear. He enifeayoured' to- ro the subject on "Wedne«tay Di fet , in the Houne oi returned to the , and that tlie first act of the Association will be to take him : he made great resistance." "He?- ' ' feat at the last census the number of this useful ^ charg-, and by the hel p of hix canine must have become completely exhausted. ..Aft er *a« Commons, aDd bis Lordship promi.sed to introduce a assistant- beat bUnited Kingdom was—female*, , and ther* day light, the poor creature was found under a tree coustaole took Bill npx t session, to enable the parishes to rai*e ¦'— hold of him. He Was.in the ha j,n of m ide him fast. He then staggered to the dairy , the . ^ i — ¦ ¦ ¦ 646 ; men and "boys 211,966 ; total, 1,135 ,612. in Lady SitwelFs Kchool-yard , but he never could . .; . " ¦ ' '' " 923, , lUD ds for tbe speci»J purpose referred to. It is to" servants were atarmed ' sc-eing riots : this looked like a ri(>t. " . '' "*" -week , and a surgeon was pro mptl> have walked thither ; for it is nearly 200 yards fro m Prisoner acknowledged having1 a stone in his hand,, The Mayor of "Worcester was last late, howevei, ts look for the remedy when tbe evil in attendance, who proceeded to examine him: the ANTI-POOR LAW PROCEEDINGS AT summoned before the Magistrates of that eity»on nas arr ved. che spot where the last trace of Wood could be seen ; but denied that he had been seen throwing a stone. bone of the breast was found to be seriously injured , and so complete was bis exhaustion thai; the complaint of a policeman, charging him with a , Mr. DEWSBURY. • JOSEPH CROWTHER , Tithes.—Tbe Ber. VTilliam O'Ponuell, priest rhree of the ribs badly fractur d, and the biidy other- Ajikham , surgeon , who stood for pome time talking -notation -of one of the local act *, in baring his wise niuch injured. Restoratives On Mpnday last, Dewsbury signalised itself by of Statnclifle, was next brought u p. guilty and of Lilford, bas been comcnirted to prison for COStS were administered , with a person between two and three o'clock , (cer- chimney on fire- Hie "Worship pleaded , aud iu about an hour and a half the poor ^ one of those mighly demonstrations against Whig op- George Stephens discharged, on payiDg the expense?. upon a tithe biH issued by ilie Rev. "Hamilton Stew art, sufferer was tainly after the sufferer has been deposited there,) , metropolitan policeman, deposed wan removed in a carriage to his own cottage pression which arc now becoming sogeneralthritugn- that as the Guardians, were coiimig uu, he s.iwHh* which co.'ta were due not merely by the revertnd , and um to and within a few yards of the Hpot, hpard nothing out the country^ lit consequence of the uiicourteou« The Cottos Spijtkers.-—It appears from a bed. His miraculous escape and intrepid conduct to indicate his being prisouer throw a stone. Tiie street was in a dhduro'ed prisoner, but hv three other persons, one of them a neir. Every possible attention And ' foolish conduct of M'. Ingham, one of the state. ' He pursued the statement just made, that the liabilities of the com- arp matter of astonishment. The pour man he* iu a was paid to ' him ; but though he lived till three ' prisontr, who ran away ; ;but defence of tbe Protesta nt lady. The imprisoning a clergyman for Ex-Qflicio Guardians,. . n t a former ineetitig of ihftt tie took him without his ever being out of his sights mittee appointed to carry on the dangerous state, and, at present, but little hope o'clock on Thursday morning, he never shewed the body, and Of the d?f turbances which afterwards en- operatives amount to ,£2 269 15s. lOd. ; a tax claimed for religions instruction, was not suffi- He iuaiie.no resistance. HehaS no other Witnes* to- Glasgow , , cientl prtpo-terous and indecent without the adui- is entertained of his recovery.—Sulopmn' Journal . least aitfn of consciousness. On stripping him, it sned, a considerable degree of interest was excited • ¦ that the sum of £1,228 10s. have been paid of it, y , co rrobot ate his testimony. ^ tinnal outrage of making him tbe sufferer for tbe Highway Robbery.—Ou Wednesday eveuinj; was discovered he had also refeived a gevere wound as to the probable result of the next meeting. Pt-r- Prirtouer said he had never had a stone in his hand «nd the balance has yei to be raised by sub- in his loins from some wharp instrument. An inquest haps,; however, the timidity of Mr. Iagliam on the that pnong. debts of otber persons, equally liable, and equally week , a young man named Thomas Evans was in day/ ?cri able to meet the demand.—Irish Paper. company with four excavafors was held on Friday, before Mr. Hiifehinson , coroner, one hand, and the niimb«r of soldiersi special coii- , at t he Thorn Bues, it was Adjourned until Friday Guards in Canada and his Supreme Hi hness Lord ob Friday people, and to bring them together, than anything George Lttens, niefropolitan policeman, said that g o linen from a lad the son of a. policeman in East- knocked down and robbed of his watch bv four next. else. The facts of ttie late disturbance have alreaJv Durham. The Guard? refuse to present arms to * , as h e was coming from the meeting of Guardimis» lane, Hoxtm>, by sending him to deliver a sham note persons. He gave immediate information at Mr. been laid before our readers. Ohe ot tlie consn- he saw^ tUe prisoner throw astone towards the Guar- Hi* High Mightiness, at which His Mightiness is A Postillion, named Sailes, was driving at a gentlema n' house in the neighbourhood. Tbe Wilcockso'j V, pawnbroker , and on Thursday nijiht u carriage in which quences of that disturbance was a resolution ou tbe dians.. He' was abiiut ten yarils ottV Hrthad 'giMid mighty wroth. * wa« , were two ladies and two of the opposition Guardians, not to atteud auy opportunity of (seeing him. He went' to liim ^ thit-f had taken his victim into a public-bouse in the the wat« 'h offered at the shop in juiwn. Mr. yentlemrn last week in the neighbourhood of part iimiie- Important to Farmers.—A farmer in For- Cntt-'rill, captain of tbe watcb , , meetings of the Board of Guardiaus, until they had 'Ucltely. He wits never out of his rfi ht. He «;ould Jane, and pe/suaded him to leave tBe ba.*iet in charge , was writ for by Mr. Streeiham ; beipp drunk , he niifmanaL Tfd bis horses, ' g . farfhire has completely saved his turnip crop !rom of tbe landlady, an.l on her disappearance he had i»ot Wilcoekson, who toot the person offering it, VV'oot- memonaused Lonl John Russell relative to the not be mistaken, because his dress was conspicuous. leepiDp and got the pole of the carnage broken. The power of th« Guardians «n a body. * Mr. lughatti VVitursses offered iu this casf d to as ist him. single blow. MARY HAY, D&rid Clayton was digging for fir wood on. Sutton Holborn. It appears tbe unfortunate lady had Cotteri-'l , on searching morning, numbers of. pfcople were observed going the prisoner's lodfrinas , fou nd a wea pon of singular an old womnn, of Spinkwel l, was next charged. Moss, he discovered, afa considerable depth imme- placed a ligfeted candle on the ground , for tbe pur- . towterds the town in all directions; and a great cwn- a bottle of ale wbit-a construction , capable of inflicting tbe most deadK CHEA T PUBLIC M EETING AT conrse were asxembled in the market-place, aud George Martin, inspector of the Metrupolitan diately under some wood, , pose of picking up some trifling article, when the CARLISLE. police, said that about one o'clock—he stiw tUe proved to be of most excellent flavour. Ir is lower and before any wound*. It is a >hort wooilt-n suff , hiiving a beacl near the school-room, where the Guardians part of her dress caught Sre, met. Ten o'clock was the time of meet- prisoner, who was using very violent language calculated that the fir wood has been imbedded in person came to her assistance ahe was burnt in a loaded with lead , and attached to the handle with j a leathern thong, ing. To prevent disturbances, gn at precaution towards the constable?, and magiitratVs in "ili© the xnosi forty years.—Hoeelesfield Courier. dreadful manner. Marks of blood appeared upoo it. FORMATION OF A R&mCAL ASSOCIATION , AS A Royal Hotel. He begged her to go away, wfjich j She BRANCH O F THE GREAT NORTHERN UNION. had been tisad in providing sufficient force, and North TJxiok Batltvay.-—Tbe moststren uous Stjicide and Attempted Suicide.—-On issuing orders to arrest all person* who were ibund refused - to do; but coutinued toi use very violent Shocking Accident. —On Y?ednesday, Char- language Against bastiles saying that she w'tnild and active efforts are in. progress for the completion g who Monday l ast , a young woman of Wingerwprth , The 'meeting-was' called at eight o'clock in the in any way breaking tlie peace. No less than about , ; lotte miliams, a fine r.l, 15 years of age, ' , hfiye 21bSi more meat a day (laughter). She wasrijx- of this line. The contractorsare making every pas- was on a visit to her uncle, at the AVhite Hart Inn. named Sara h Bower, in the service of Mr. S. Itrn- evening, iu tJie-'Tuwii Hall. Betore the hour arrived five hundred special coi^tables were . sworn in 5 to She into the town of , by lie Hall was crowdeti to excess, and hundreds these were addeil,three troops of Lancers, con«stiug citing tbepeople as rauqh as ^he could. wouldhitva cbk exertion to effect an opening at Ashton, wa? sitting on a gate leading into one ot sb*w at Bui-over, was defected her master j>iv - • stirred" up a seribus riot: after she " Was taken, "tlie Preston as early as possible in the next month.— Jnp a p-icktrt ofb.ieo.T, tea. &c. to a boy w hn . lives reinamcd ou tside, unable to gain admittance. Itis of forty-two soldiers in each troop ; two troops pf ! ~ tbe inj-adcrers in which they were making bay, leaii- calculuted tiiatjtke Hall will hold about a thousand Royal jRiflemen, brought purposely from Hull, of crowd was more quiet. ' Presto7CJtnmicle. * . inji i>n a hay-fork with tie proDgs puinrin j? roward?< in a cottage a short disfanre. This supply is sup- James GimLert, policeman, said he saw the ~ posed to have been in-ended for the perM>us, and the crowd without could uotbe less than forty in each troopr aud about thirty of the Metro- " . 4 JTrrEKTLB Cruelty.— On Monday two boys, ber bodj-j by pome accident she slipped from ber ffirlV muther , as tii g hr or uiiie huudicd. politan Police. Tni room in Triiicli the Guardians prisoner wHli. a great crowd ahnn t ber , y«ry Vuuph one ten and the other twelve years old, named seat an 1 falling on the fork one of the pumps the boy'u father i>< i-mplnv vd on tbe railway, near exclaiming about tlie bastiles— (Prisoner,: v No, i'm , , , M r. William HALL ,letter-pressprinter, whs called met was guarded both by the Metropoliiah Pulice- ' Hope were fully committed to Hereford county entered her right breast, and parsing upwards Wingerworrb. Being taxed with the offetice, she t<» the chiiir. He called upon the , people to men and the spec.al constables, being entirely firled for ' em.]—laughter). He advised h<«r to go hoine , conduct and she would not. ]«1, for cutting and beating a donkey belonging to partt-d the carotid artery. She bled to death in five denied having given the parcel in question, but its tbeinsel vvs with peace ana good order; aud not to with the jatter class of peace-preseners. A reso- She was exciting the cr .iwj Cheltenham Chronicle. subsequent reco very prored ihat she had sought to injure any part of the property which had been lhtiou having been passed at the last meeting .of'the vtfrymqeh. Prisoner denidMed to be put to her i yerson residing near" them; in so dreadful a man- minutes.— oathl ShiJ 8aid, I came - - There has been latel , live. . :/. . . . . :- : . I- . « Sper^ December, 1789 :—" y of his house, he was accosted by William Johnsou , a she came down stairs with hrr throat bleeding from whicb they had assembled, he meant the crying Ex Qfficios , Messrs. higham aud H agut*. The only ' d before the Admiralty Board the model of a sbip, rsilor out of work, who resided in tbe immediate necessity of banding themselves together ft>r the pur- tiusiuf^b wliich was transacted wa-: the appointing James Tarlton, Metropolitan ppliceman, said", an inci>ion made in a paroxysm of passion. Mr. ji' he observed the prisouer iu t lie" street with a' great workpd by steam, which is so" constructed as to sail neighbourhood. Johnson stood in conversation on Frosr, a medical gentleman was calle" i n , and ren- uo n ot srtcuriug aii exteusiun of the suffraffe , the of two relieviris: officers , who are named Croft is to be re- about a quarter Ballot, *c. and Pickerst'ill; the former, a clerk with a Mr. mob around her sayings " No Bastiles," Tf yrtuil against wind and tide. This ingenuity general tnpies with Mr. Cooke for dered tbe necessary a«sistance. She is supposed nut stand to me, we'll give it them this Trardedb y a patent ' of an bonr. He then suddenly exclaimed, " I Mr. Joseph Broom Hanson came forward tontove W adswortb, of Millsbridge, and the latter, an assis- eveuitig." (Pri- of danger, and is gone home.— A boy of Mr. Hpdg- the h'r»|, resolution. Iu ii tiueecb of cpi).»i' Bastile qual Justice. The Edinburgh High Court won't stand it any longer. I can 't, I can 't! M y kinson ' who was the sweetheart of the unfortunate for ever.*' He went to her and told her fo go E — * aruunieut aud ability, he rebutted the charges) ot iioise of the' special constables, together with the 1 nbine» ef Justiciary ha3 sentenced a schoolmaster to familv can't starve ; they must have -bread ;" and girl, having heard that i»he was dead , swallowed a iHiiorarice' -and innovation which had manner iu which the Guardians whispered to each but she refuged to do so. He then took her into lunged been Itfadtt ' - ¦ ¦ -¦ eighteen mouths imprisonment{qt the murder of one drawing a large elasp-inife from his poetet, p dose of poison , and it is supposed he was induced against .them. , He enumerated «t great length the other all that they had to say aud proposer-leaniug custody. . .. . • The Bame Court it into bis >ide, and then drew it across his throat, to commit this ; ct of rashness from concern for the cf Ms pnpilj ten years ago. v.trions innovations which hnd been iuftde both by over the table at which they .sat, and only breathing THOMAS HOLT alias. FIELD, caused to be executed at, Tyburn a "young man foT cutting it open in a dreadful manner. Tbe unhappy object of his affections. A wrdict of nisauity was Whigs and Tories, on the rights and liberties of all their communications as if they were concocting fell to the ground. Mr. Cooke 1 of Chickenley, was the next prisoner. taking- from the person of another a one pound man immediately returned. Bis name wan. Darden. the people. Was it no innovation (usked Mr. ffpme diabolical conspiracy—rendered it impossit)le Jctmes'it 'alker a special constable wound as well as he was able, and ' going , , deposed that bound up the Hausoii) to make ParliauiHu ts . trieijuial, and to hear what was on. At about halt-uast he saw the prisoner throw a stbiitf : he' weht^and sent for a surgeon but before he arrived Johnson Young Gentleman * and his Laiwe Fa in.1 tlmn septennial ?—was it iio innovation to: ' eleven '6'clock the Guardians seemed to have finished Tss Retekend Doctor Bedford, of , A ' ' - trans-! seized him immediately. He was, ' close, ',to was a corpse. The want of work, and the conse- —At the Manrtou-housr* on Thursday, a giii-driuk- port men without trial by Jury. But coming their business, and preparations were then made for him, when hei threW the stone. : Worcester, preached a sermon in his Chapel, on are the only reasons ing old woman nnmed Sarah Lee, who has been for more immediately to our own time, was it no removing to the Royal Hotel, About this time, the social principle? quent distress of his family, At thw ^tagfebfthe hujjiness, the Jhvpectbr of 'the Sunday evening "week, against the that can be assigned for this rash act. He has left a many year*known to the police, as a loose character, innovation to pass the Irish Coercion Bill ?—(which,, crowd rouu'l the school room was very gTeat, and Metrppolitan Police; produced a o! Bobert Owen. Placards having been published, ' ' loaded pistol, which widow and six children to lament their irreparable- nnd a re>pecbible yonng man. who hud Veen cnlled by-tht?-bye, was one of the first acts ot the' Whig a nambtjir ofpergdri's had assembled themselves in a he had taken from f ae man f t Warn Brooke fee Chapel was crowded. The Bev. Doctor was were charged puder the following teu-pcmnil to, " , who^e loss. to the bar, cirenm- Parliament.) Was it no innovation field opposite. They made a great noise, and case is mentioned above. " Tbe chafge,' Was drawn, TepHed/to, on Tuesday and^'Wedneslay evenings, in stanres, by a constable, a eentiiue re.uresen'ative of tranKpor t the Dorchester Labourers', and th« Glasgow! seemed much excited. One of the policemvn was 4 and consisted bf a quantity df powder and' snpt. :tfce Theatre, by Alexander Campbell. Female Heroism.—On Sunday, whilst Mr. the Dogberry School.. Well officer , said the Lord Cott»iii Spinners ? Was the CaltUorpti-street anair; heard to say, "J)' ——n them, they'll ijeither do one The policeman asked him how he came to carry parties "Mumford , of "Woodford-hall, near Byefield , and bis Mayor, ' why do.you bring this lady and gentleman no itmovatioii ? And, above all, he sliould like to, thiug nor 'tother ; if they'd only Wgin We'd know such.a.thiug : he stated that he had bought it of . At a late Marriage of distinguished before me?' Coustable 1 Please y<>n my Lord, know wliat ttiey called the Poor Law Amendrnent whpt 'tp do with 'em." Just as these words were ia Cavtndish Square the bridegroom had forgotten family and servants, were gone to church, leaving ^- r 86me (stranger, in tlie town that ttorniug; that it , "Wh;tmel and thTee children under nine years because I seed 'em together, aud 1 tlibiight some- Alt? (Here Mr. H. read an excellent extract frpiii; being uttered, a rush of the people prevented our was loaded at the dine he bough t it". " ' ' --' '' " tbe license, and was obliged to go in ha*te to Doc- Eliza thing was bud betwixt 'etn, for it was at a time ft letter ot RicUard Oastler, E^q^.ishowing that th,e; reporter.; who heard the policenia.n Tinafce use of the of age in. care of the house, two men , habited as 1 a> , John Sykest nialster, : of Earlaheaton cor- tors' Commons to procure one.; In the mean while, all deceut people, wan aslee p in their beds. The Poor Law was uncoustitu ioiial.) Then came theJ WOrdB, from seeing' his numbiir, and he was not able roborated the' testimony ot the * n'rst ^ and.pnr- Gipsies, demanded admittance, which keing refused Mayor—>'What! were they nuHnvlfnp, or Caisadiau affair—Wjw- it no innovation witness tSe jather Tif the Jady went to a jeweller ^ from the Lord to >end OUti again to recognize hitn. The whole of the police- with - regard to "the" prisone'r, Thomas ' HbJ t. ciised a ring, faying, " Perhaps the, silly fellow they tried to batter in the door. Sarah, agreeing too well togtnh«"?' Couwtab]^— w Why, Ear) Durham as Dictator, to coerce the Canadian tuen then foim- d themselves into a double line iu first floor window, desired them to he gone, as The prisoner in bis defence, Siiid, ' that hd; fell, «m forgotten that too." tbey was qiarreliug, th»it is, please you, my Lord, people,; and wnat had been the conduct pf the the school-room, and Mr. Ingham and his bretbrrn and that some person fell upon .him, anil that either they or she should die rather than they should" there was a scrummage betwixt 'em. They present ministers in that allair ? Wtiyi they had in iniquity proceeded to place themselves withiii the J ; JJ the¦ On the 25th of July, 1738, Ana, tbe 1 was b constable took him ; he neverboy thre w a stonev ' ": . rob the house. The fellows, disregarding her 'hreat , kicking up a "rumpus. The Lord Mayor—' Well, not had the courage to defend Earl Durham in a lines foriued by the police, officers. Poor Ingham Janies - ilanghtef of John and Sarah Hammond, was buried " Henr^- Jiobinswi^a of .18 years of'age battered at the door in the expectation of bea iug why did not yon part 'em, and let Vm go home?' single appointment he had made ; and lastly^ they trembled as if his last moments Were at hand j his and an apprentice to a Mr. HareTowd, an iron-^ ill Devizes ennrebyarfl! On the 25th of last July, jtJo when the gir) went up stairs, and tak :ng her Coiii5Uible—* *Why, , jov Li>nJ, J tried.'it on, hut it had-! retained ' their plncef, aud alJovved Xord fetce alte*rn3teJy exhibited a red and pale «ppearanctf, was buried , monger was then examiu-ed. He.suiii he knew the Jhe thought I was goue, but I a more shuffling, uu^riucipled, aud shabby set of while he walked to the door.. Then came the awful and eleven o'clock that morning. He asked hini if being exactly one century between the funerals of wamit gone nowhere, fur I vatch d 'em, aud they inihisfers never before existed. Mr. H. then went moment, wheii'he entered the street. As soon as it - years old, supplying her with powder ami shut to , " there was going to be any thnig tp un&ess,^he , ru)ly bg- was made towards the policemen, and a few stones ¦morning, about seven and decamped without gaining an entrance. 1 he the; not a cap on. He kneW the pistol!; produced! byt tbe SentiBck-tftreet, on. Friday tbat, wannt it ray dear ?' The Uentlemau of the lived majority of the people were just as capable were thrpyfa by the lads in the field. The people inspectpr of police to be: the ^ame.1 He "kiew it' b o'clocky- she was ran against by a brewer's dray, depo-itions of the servant and child were taken on Bar—* 1 Hssure^ou, my Lord, the circumstance has of making laws as many of our present Members of then ieenoed to be in a state of tlie. highest commo- ff it had y Monday, and a pursuit after the thieves was set on ! uaq its being a¦ blue barrel, arid fei'men^as been which knocked her down, and the wheel passing been wholly misrepresented to yon. The fact is, raruamem, wuo aispiayea me grossest ignor- tion, atid hi a few seconds the poiicehad taken three cleaned. " ' Several people had been, ^heir -shop on crushed it to atona. The f ont.—Northamp' ton Herald. this female carae op to me in the street, and had the ance of the wants awd wishes of the people. He or four persons litrp ' costody,' who were observed 1 fli ' OTer her arm, literally '^ Saturday Buyiias powder , and shot. Ojie persoh said in years has no chance pats our port towns audacity tp ask 'me for something to drink. Ypu concluded by mpvinjg tUe folio whig .' resolution:— throwiug stones. It is ¦worthy of remark, however, shoot biWs:1 they had : poor woman, being adT&nced , A few since, at ene of . That seeing the great and it Was to . nbt! sofcF'iSiore of recovery. on tbe English channel, a grocer having in his know wbaV sort' ot crestnres gentlemen sometimes " uoiyeraal distress, suf? that all j lhe prigoners whose names are mentioned powder andxhpt lately than usual. *. .-.!¦> .-."- meet with in the streets, my Lord.' Mr." Hobler— fering, and degradBtion which prevail among as ' upder, were' mere'lads, excepting tWo—Brooke Mb. Hichjibi) MiBrnr, the- son of Mr. possession an empty hogshead, for which he nad no The prisoner was again farther examined, when ' Yes, Siri and we .know what sort of gentleman the working classes of this country, and the and Che old woman, Mary HaVj who was said to be a'cap was takeii from his waistcoat 'Which Jonathan. Martin, tbe incendiary, -who expired a further use, determined upon placing it out on the creatures of this sort meet with too in tUe street?. total failure of the. Reform Act pocket, opposite to his shop door for disposal and , in producing /mfiering parfialiy iauder mental deraiigement. exactly fitted the pistol. • ' ' few weeks ago in the lunatic asyhim, In' which he pavement , She s«ems to be ou 'rather familiar terms with you those beneficial effects so ardently anticipated there- Tlie'NeW Pot>r La# fraternity, however, arrived had been confined, .since" ihe burning of York having done so, wrote on the outside with chalk now. I suppose the was as much eo last night?' from— and, that oiir' present . rulers haVe no regard safely at the Hoyat Hptel, Where all, for a while, mmitted suicide at his residence No. 30, these words :—For sail. A waggish schoolboy Mrs. Lee put h>r haHd -up to her fiice f or the people ' . ( , JOSEPH ^RUCE Minster, co , , and looking nor sympatby; * but legTsIate entirely Seemed to be hothin-ij but contusion; Haying got Aflsop-terrace, New Road, on the afternoon of passing by shortly after, wrote underneath—"For at the Lord Alnyof through her fingers, said, * Ob ! fp,r the beneht of themselves anil the faction t<> which into the house, they peenpied a large room to the was then brought op. ly at the burig-hr>le." Lord, I impes yon wont ax us too they bHlphg—anO, "SunSay.'He had been~4ri a desponding state of freight or passage app my sa no pnrticler. believing that tlie only perma- front, which was Iiterally filled: with policemen and f¥m. Garr ett a. metrppplitan policeman, deposed We'll uever^o more. VVhy dnn tjou tell his nent redress to the sufferings of the people^ wilt be ttflemen, and ornamented with knapsacks ^ door 'below^-when a -mind since the death of his father. Heartless Bobbery. Bow-street Police- ' v and: rifles that heVwas;stan(img# at the —At Lordship «"»« you cliwel yotiT' (elbiisviug her com^ securing to them, a ypice in the making of theilaws iu'-'^^co plpns''^^ abuiiijance. \' Tbe '.'6ffi .ceir;-Wn6' - *Jiad"tlie person came up: •wanting 'some' drink; '':He"(piin6e- Fatal Accident.—An inquest was held on office , on Thursday, a fellow named Baldie, clerk pauiou.) The Gentleman of the Bar (shrinicirig by Which they have to be governed.—This meeting comm^ti^ . - pf' the'^ilitajry (Colonei Camjibell in. The pnsoner ipji ' , We man) refused to let him a Friday night, on the body of Mrs. Ellen Carey, an to a solicitor, was charged with having stolen three froni the coiitacO-r* I in as-are you, niy:Lord, that J resolve itselt into a Radical Association, for ihWpvtt * believe)'-tnen reepmmeu^d the magistrates to read mediately said you can go in if you haye got three- silver las butter coolers and three s 1- eWeiry lady,~ Jari " of Chartehe-street, "Blaekfriars, covere ior g , know nutuiijf i» ibis old wojuan but w.hat I have pose of secaring Universal Suflfrage--the Ballot— tbe/Biqt Act. .. He thought this would be the most halfpence 'in "yonr pdeket. Policemanhe told "the occasienedby falling from her bed ver cows to ornament the same, ralue £8, the pro- told you.' The Lord Maynr—* Policeman, deschbe Annnal Parliaments—No QuaUrjcatipp . for Mem- pradentstipi since,- if it were attended to m time, it interfere-^he «aid : shbuld tajr Trhosrdefcth wfcs for 1 prisoner 8bt: to if room window into.the.back.7*rdi It ww thought perty of iles3rs. Cowie, Sheffiel d Manufacturers, what took pTactJ.' Policeman—* Why, you see, my bers, and that they^be paid tBeir services.' might i pteyent distuthattw 6f the there as long as he pleased, and no man should p\ife : *• Mr. THp»iA8 Bahnesi " r bpa^ afrid JVfr;JpHijr 1 ^ feat the deceasedoad fallen out of ihe window in Long-acre. It appeared that tbe articles in question Lord, thu youug woman—' Mr. Habl> r— Yonng ! seconded - tfie resolnriohl. Colonel seemed g HAGciB, one of him aWay. I htrie was a mob found Mm ofv nearly! ' 'i( Policeman/ told' him'-^^aHebdrid her Vsrdict Accidental death," were intrusted to a young woman named Sarah why, she's seventy years of age, niau,' Pi do, ep", be tWk him Bossell to polish, phe being a burcirfier by trade, " an^» ¦ S»6irday se'an%ht, when, nearto Mererhall, about six Tha.t'»itbe truth.' Mw. Lee—f Wellj he can. owe .it uever.discover why he piossessed a. privilegeoi which iii a great * coucoursef • iff the Market Place, cbarge ai - -"" - H;v ™ waggon laden The prisoner, who had kept company with ber "for if he lu.es,' aud welcome. Cau't y»u, mv dear ?' was denied to big fell '"1 ! f ! the ' from Mirn'eld .flaWlrom Lincoln, cauie^xip a with' two years and to whom she was about to be mar- qw-townsnaen-^niafly whom that it. "*as ' '^pbjedt' ^pf ^' the magistnues " A coustable the^testdfied 18'to w to warn the , (Laughter.) Tfie Gwuleii au of the Bar ' Horrible '. were Tar more capable than^"himself to exercise jsucti thafthe^ sbjoinlfi g6 'pesi<;eably^6tne; hut if they having seen the prisoiierv, . .Frederick/, Bromley, ood, and the cbaebjeoan «alled ifeid , ried, came to her lodgings on Monday evening last, ^- ' ^ ' ' tever young man named Hay- jByafl. that'* drtiad'ulny, I know- no more of that old a righj:. He'had been' completely' disappointed in refined.;.:!fri; 4o ,so, ,%na;cbntinaed to remain in the thro* a srone in the airectiori of the Guardians, to make room. A and invited her and another y oung wom?n to accom woman than 1 do of other , womau .' Mb, the ten pou nd 1 alwj >5iw the person ¦ : : ¦'" ¦ *vd it is supposed was: asleep on one .^ tore Parliament—and believed that the street after toe rending of ' the -Riot Act,- they Wonld and he' wfiomftnifc' '^ ' , of Dnnstan pany him to the play, telling them that he had pro- Lee (elbowing " him)-^* Wuistl I told you they were only remedy to . the many grievances and sufferings be liable to an attack by tM He then M r, INGH am then called!till ; the prisoners before ^&e piects of'tnnberj^ Snd oraif itidaenly awakened 1 ^ 'military. ' t !d J cured orders. They x:ousented to go, but be subse- too good judges to b -Heve'you. Jf ybn behnre your- of 'the'p'eople, Hy ' Was pu ilwig' them, 'in the' upsses- retfd the^Ritit Act: and fiiiished reaicf- him, aud «ated that ;they,jhad beea Ihere the 1 > oa %li6d off- tnid¥r tbe ; ' iaftei ^he had brbugbf h call; 8tartiK Tip/ ^ quently apologised, saying that he was disappointed self decent,aud^ say you'll uever do ii again, (wjtj'M sion ofthese- neht*". which ' could" not .be much ih^,"saiar " Tfte re pan We; net mfstake now ; if you do on: a ch'arge of creaUrig a not; 'Tlit»y wbbla there- " passed across his neck , "•^s^prf-fee^iraggga, «*Wi^ .in.procuring the ordtvs. He persuaded. t hem, how- let ypq off for 5^. .forJbemj druuk.';.^Laughter.) longer kept Ironj.tUem. , : V ; ; j hot go npme'y6u"knpw ^le'cpniequeuces. fore be committed'tof Wtkefield HmiW of/C6i^rec- tlled „ TSwjin&rtunate man was The Gentleman at the Bar— ¦ of ~ _ ^/ him instantly, ever, to go with him to the Great Mogul public- ' Get away, you old % Mr. pA»i |E8 Abthur moved the second resolution, . Shprlly after the,itipt Act was read, two troops \¦ tiouior further; examination on Monday next.' r. Joat^twenty'ykra of agef ind bigfitter was driving where there was a concert —— r-. My Lord, fs it Hot a Aockliig thing Itiat' a in a speech of great good :hum6nr4^remarking'on the' Lancefs'Who had bben remaining outside 61 the ATter tteex^ ' house, in Drnry-lane, , »h«ula **c torseswhen thr acridf at nrrnrTP'T | he stood far and after they had been there for some time, he g^utlemao be.locked , qgall^jght, awajr from the absurdity of making Wealth a ;qualification for town* wer£ than brbnghtinto the matket pJaceVaiid 'the -pfiSonehiWiere cbnVeyfed in a '^'tp WakeKeW, »°itte fime ijie one gtnnned nntil the dreadful reality his family,' ou acconut of such &, wretch an this.' iutelligen.ee, he had foughthard for^tne Reform act,and with the, other troops, Were disgpsed of m the fol- escbrte'd by ^^ a^nnraber of the iLancei>s,:and! one'^or r made some excuse to leave tbe room, saying that b* * ^ " H,Vote l 1 d bia loss caused hinVld"i)feal:out in wild despair. = and after The Lord Mayor— Policeman, were these persbus bad, certainly gaiped^ by i^ b\»fWiwipectalibns loWiifg Prder."Tirst, a row bf theiri were placed 1m- two pf the metrppplitan police. After they bad gone, would soon return,, whieh be Jailed to do, , tiruflk -?' " Pulicfman-i-* I;'doii'ttbink the lady was had been for 'bf the Royal Hotel, DeWsbury,in company-witfr a considerable rime the young woman, from being realised in-there efi«cts whicU mediaTely under the window the cnictcoristableof tor t ACCIDEHT BY. EVZXXXSQj YTlHIWCWa. —An ln- waiting some , bni hal^spruogvmy Lprd. W ^he. gBiitleman was that nieastrre tt'^ proanced. THe Was libw istrates were sitting. Another row police—who, oyme uyj-were-not " ' where she was i 4 a where the mag pafty'df Lbndbn SBttt wag . taktn on. Thursday,, a$ ihe Portland Sarah Bussell, returned borne, in- lushy, my Lord, very? Mr*. "liW-— Please tour necessity for UniversalStiflFra^erwIrich could not be were placed ht acroM the .market place, fronv the re^Win exhibitbe their batona—^entqq all"the of the lodgers in the house that the v ri^ ; houses, drdenn^ Arr^ Tordand Town, jonlriew of the.bodjof John formed by some Lardstnp,nitriKn l me aeid bat a litde drop of ale «it aside ;' for the neople would now never rest satis- tftfwTftn f - to the West Riding^ Umoa Bank, and beer-shopd and public t the, com- had been therfeduring her absence, and upon and aitcrvranbtadropof , but lie; was preciousj fied untir they Kitt it. ' Dyson's warehouse,'fbrfning nearly a ' mnking a coroplete^kaMnce exceptinr .ira^ter, aged 47, -It appeared irom ihe eTidenee, prisoner 1 ^in obt*iined In bis co>titry ^cot- thence to Mr. 'panv^ud^ ' ^ -a^the deceased 's searching aer apartments, she found that the pro- lumpy nfi.re i seeJ him. jr^e }*qrd Maypjr—', Well, land) they hadibblf responded to thVcall of Fear- right angle. At the. top of the market place»on only commercial travellers. viliiS was lddkedyoppn; , whoi wa»i>otietiBa. gentleman itu ^ 'The ^ were stationed movement, previously "^aly, about a fortnight "ago, Was oa a ladder, perty in question had been stolen while her blind iShyYfinp j^ S-'., fi»r being drank., , rold woman £us O'Connor : for, eiiace his yisjit to that country, each side of the cross^ other parties of as being the last to the toili; may gb away,biSt lel hertakecftre ? liol to be brought meetings had Been held c , so aa:;td guard thes^^ tWo^ avenues to the '$ «fe*niug the windows of the house, No. 72, High- father, whom she had left in charge of the articles, in numerous places, ewadj so the Lancera ^ t«ry being ord^ l?. ®&P t&jlfflfer Mfr$ * . The prisouer was' subsequently before me Rgain.! . falic*njtanr-' Depend upou-it, far m the bleak npTtli as Aberdeeil. Jflde^ the inarketplat* from any mgress by the people' who however, thin had been done, the people for thd *eet, Portkad Town, -when; 'ooetrf tbe*mn were ordered to P^tedtothegrBmd, «»«*lyl)«n>ed. HeVas stolen the the hljxecntioiiW the law upon 'em, Tor itr« a shame longer withheld. The lpaded ^ rifles, appareBtTy ^nfte /ready for it ¦ move 'the' Royal Hotel, aTod, the Lancer* airanjKd them- 5keBrin>iodrsj «B*atten*ed bj* covers. On being asked what he ' had"dotie and of sex *e jfesbidtibtfiift would' now ; *r^Grsy, a me- silver ty s>e.?n^n women a Uvmirent conousing propose was a very unpprtaht one \rf ** That a com- Whenever calieii on. ThS- Lancers also loaded their selies in marching 6ider f,Mfttt^ *«l feniieman jrf tfe flflehbowhood', -who found with the ornaments,"Tie acknowledged that be had Ju street, ht as day.' mittee be^ ' }n i presence of the people 'centre), and by whote, we heardi be waiguardei tmel^fj, , tu«? and it ii as lig isbW iormed, with powefr to add to the pistols .tf f , many of whotu : ' ¦ ¦ ¦ ' t<> ; ¦ " : ' : ' ¦ ¦ «afcije the to Mr. JPickman ¦Leeds. ' - ,,;¦¦' : , ; •: - - ->• • . . : - -^ , - : - - - b*dlbroken ~«imsTibs/':«nd- ^iat right sola one of the cows for 6s., , a The gentlemnu paici the Bs.","and the old woman number^ for tHe purpose of fefmmg suchTules' as riay Went away whe_n Uiey saw the soldier*; not, ho*- ,,i : *°* was dislocatSeaV "(Ffie dislbcfitioa wa» reduced he bad borrowed 5s. upon tbe and at the be aY id hi-1'defence, and the saUj^puluVl git you of it comtbrtable? Tin blest, Mr* A.^^ BAikn seconded..tn'e resolution. "Hecalled three hours; the rain the while freaueudydescending did up v hear that anything further occuxred worthj v f 1 nothing wfcet— ADcidenal-deaih. magistrates committed him to Newgate Jor trial. if it wannt for me they'd a sent yon to the mill. upon the people to adhere steadily and determinedly, iri heavy showers. ^ of notice. THS JORTfiE RN p il . August 25, 1838. 4 " " . _^__^—^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ MM ^^ Mi^Mj^ ^MM lMM ^^ ajj MM ^MMM ^Mj M ^B^^ MMMMB ^MI^^ y^^^ BMB ^BBHBBBBBBBMBBIBHB ^^ B^B^M ^BBBiBBIBIBBBBBBi ^^^^ BB^ ^^^^^^^^^^^^ — ^^^ scheme the grand panacea for all our w;hich hfe residence is situate. ive him a carle wood is m the habit of using unmusical to the ears of those into whose pockets his currency district in N ow, a heroes and statesmen. I will g at his Union meetings, with more honesty than other crotchet- istrate should be a man of sense ; and the historic stores of Herodo- and had it not been for thjj the proceeds will find their way ; evils ; but, Mag , granting blanche to ransack ^ brave resistance of ftj STAR. 1 THE NORTHERN _ DonbfleM taepleen dismissed by her Majesty, much in the same those other projects threadbare old one; but if he had so great an objection him to select, out of all the public characters armed people. Taik d be whose laws are made by knaves and of Mr. Attwood and his *train &s a judge takes leave of the - grand jury at country comparative honesty to the new one as to tear it to ribbonB, sooner than that have figured within the last fift y years in LAFAYETTE as a patriot. He was an execrabl* b fools. "When will the heart-stirring not the Weekly tie close of an assize. Her Majesty, recommended administered y revilers. Now, do* Chronicle allow it to be forced upon his back, we believe all Erance, England, and the United States, the tyrant. He voted for giving Louis XVI. an abso. discharge of their le- recommendation of Lord Normandy to the men ol know full well that Mr. Attwood s currency men of sense will allow that the best has done most for the lute veto/ on the laws—of giving ier faithful servant?, after the scribe thing to be IM^N who, he supposes, him the power s be acted upon ? He told them " that it was parcel of the gisUtorial duties, to return to their respective dis- Meath, plan forms no part nor present agi- done would be to let him continue to wear the old human race, and- 1 will undertake to prove that war and peace—for giving him an enormous Cir|j not in the power of any man t« do as much for a that the subject was not List ¦tictt ; there, as an executive, to carry their laws into tation ? is he not aware one, until his judgment could be convinced that the Robespierre was superior to that man, a« a , and for reinstating him on the thrcine after so feoflt could do for ibewelvea." ip ^fect. So far good; but those ge»tlwaen will people, a* * mentioned by Mr. Attwood at the meeting? near one is preferable. Nowy this the plan we benefactor to the human race. I do not ,feay that his abdication. He Toted for Martial Lair—ht words should be written in gold. Mr. O'CoN- voted against of perceive a Ta*t difference between making laws and These We venture also to inquire, has not he himself recommend to Mr. Inoham, to Mr. Power, and Robespierre was at once the wisest, the most the ^dependence Belginm--h.e ad> nbil has paid the debt of hypocrisy and treason. abused re-riled and blackened the present Govern- to Lord John Russell. If the New Poor Law intellectual the most upright the most dis- vocated every legislatJTe in«aBure for «*rrying them into execration. In the first instance, , , , , excluding % In the commenceBitnt of th« Sewion, tht Whig* be a Boon to the poor" show them the most courageous the most eloquent working classes -fee donrimant party, backed by the Jnwry chem »f ment, because they oppose his Corn Law Rf-peai, i " wherein the interested, , , from the National Guards-ifor tool to beat down the Tories, and ^ in all the conse- used him as a bit Appropriation Clause, and his Ballot project? " Boon" consists; show them how it will operate the most humane, anil the mb$t benevolent man eluding them from every political , and munici Jae&H}, at calmly enthroned no to Tories as tool to be*t pjl «lf eye »c»n, *t ihe cloae, tt*y w»ed the * and yet, whan a " job" U t* be done, who is more to ttwr benefit, and not to their prejudice, and then of whom history make* mention, but I do lay I trust and franchise, for robbing thtm of th« ^MBt* of approT*l ; in the littlwew of righirf dowa O'CoxitSLL ; »nd yet, . dy to sink those Men trifling differenceo and we engage that the poor will accept it joy will undertake to prove that he possesaed 1 a larger »o tongue t. reprove ; tter represent Awn- e* , , fully, petition—in short, for every measure the Coristitaeut his heart, he again becomes the herald of "Whiggery, sion of UbVrty and themselves only. Bnt Tery differen t jniu in the ^oppres ? Mr. "Ward and return many thanks to their benefactors. oroportion of these several qualities, (taken con- Assembly decreed, with the view of making wlres create*a deceptive agitation, m ordersto cover the* come to carry out their and mad* a funoua apeecn againit the Irish, and voted But we till all these persons that it is out of jointly,) than, any other public man, of ancient or abject slavet. He did more, he repeatedl fe iheir poation when they base y tried U hii own delinquencies, and those of Us " , THEIR POWER TO FORCE IT UPON THE modern times known to history. This I am Beasores. Then they meet the scornful glance, for the Coercion Bill ; yet did he vote for the PEOPLE , , , leave them without a single political chief or f a. brutal, and bloody " associates. How have the so long as the conviction remains upon the aware is saying a great deal but . let my fender b ifee fearless reproach, and the withering yell of •Appropriation Clause for Ireland ? It doe? not public , , , y openly attempting tht lWei «f .urj mighty fallen ! "Whil t, M* blnjterer ipeaki of mind that ft is a diabolical lot to adversary onl name his time and place popular execration, which teaches them that they seem to be a necessary understanding between the p reduce them y , honest patriot that raised a voice in their favonr. his power over the English mind, we dare him to to u iving me a month's notice and 1 will »re Wat the tools of a faction ; the law. makers of a present Government and their servile 8upporten», a coarser sort of food." And we tell them g , And this is the way Mr. Attwood praises J whilit present himself before any meeting of Eng- that this conviction is not to be got rid of b engage to meet him on the subject. I party ; the slaTes of the Minister ; sot the servants that any farther unanimity should exist than that y Simp ly he excites horror against Robespierre, wh« be reviewed lishmen or Scotchmen, without the presence yet employing the blackguardism of the Globe in will only stipulate that, in case my challenge be «f the people. "Whether the past session of keeping tbe Tories ont and the Whigs in ; and , as- laboured to prevent all Lafatette's tyrannies. of such a police guard of honour as ac- accepted the discussion shall take plate publicl fcy "Whig, Tory, or Radical, the stamp of condemna- the Weekly Chronicle is astonished (with the remote serting that it is a lie—they must show proof—proof , y, But after all Mr.; Attwood is not to , blame-^hi companied him into Stockport upon his last in a building capable of holding J ive thousand per- tion most be equally pnt upon it. "We can neither probability of an ideal difference between Mr. satisfactory to the judgment of rational and deep has been Imposed npon by living hisforians and visit to that town. "W hile O'Connell baB chalked this new law is indeed sons that there shall be no charge for admission : recognise an honourable amalgamation of the three O'Connor and Mr. Attwood,) that any union thinking men^-that " a great ; lying jourHaliste. "When he comes to know tht outhistourofagitation,Lord I>t3HHAM sgood natured boon to the poor. and that I shall be put to no expense whatever, be- parties, nor yet the parity or distinctness of a single can exist between thoite two gentlemen upon the " Let them do this, and we pro- truth he will think differently. He will thank hit friend , HiUBY, means to try his hand farther North. Had we mise on behalf of the people that they yond my travelling or other personal expenses. one. The session commenced, as all ses- question of the Suffrage. He goes on, " , , shall have Htars that there are no Lafayettes in England, t» The fact is, O'Connell's popularity fnuffed That will be more than enough of; " j ions do, with a trial of strength between the had a little more vigour-a little more of unity of no more trouble in its enforcement ; but, as for expense for me, proclaim and execute Martial Law against th« Beotjoham out ; and, now that Daniel has ex- for I cannot well afford even that. lival factions. The standard of Radicalism was plan—a little more of well understood and well cram ming it down our throats by brute violence, , Should any honest Unionists of "Bruramagum." : tinguished himself, the Agitating Lord means once friends or agents of the present Whig Government «prearedl>y "W akley and Moles worth, but was regulated princi ple, in the present Administration— we have simply to say upon that subjecr, that Having said so mueh of Robespierre and ht his torch at the expiring blaze o! honour our proceedings with abandoned the instant it appeared inside the House, more to lig the new Birmingham executive would never have ^force " is a game that two parties can play at, as their presence, I should Lafayette let ine conclude -with two paragraplu Daniel's pile. But the Scotch know Hakry, and like them to be accommodated with seats in the iy those who had brawled most Jopdly f or it outside. been beard of." If tbiVbe not a direct censure on wesuppose Mr.lNGHAM has found out; and w<> really which exactly illustrate their respective acts and will deal with him accordingly. Thus has the Session not hairing gour enough" to cannot conceive any gratification Mr. Inoham caa must conspicuous part of. the building, so that their To stifle every such effor t was tie first object of Government for "vi principles. Mr. Attwood will recognise one of closed, after a lavish expenditure of money, and a countenances, (supposing them to be able "both factions, aDd to the manner in wnjeh Wax- arrest Messrs. O'Connor and ATTWOOD , and derive from making tbe people happy, in Whig to keep them at any rate. new mortgage upon the sinews of working men, their countenances,) ht be visible XBS'fi amendment was met, we attribute much of others, we know not the meaning of language. fashion , in spite of themselves, that can adequately mi^ to the whole in the shape of Exchequer Bills. Our duty now is LAFAYETTE S PRINCIPLE S. which has since taken, place, ana And al though our friend endeavour* in his after clap compensate him for the mortification which must of the assembly, during the whole of the dis- -the agitation be ¦ ¦ ¦ " MURD ER DEMANDS JUSTI CE. to meet St. Stephen's itinerants upon all hands, and ii cussion. , ¦ ¦ much of the deep-rooted hatred of "Whiggery which to attach something like blame to the Whigs', endured by a gentleman, a magi.strate--one who " BrotherRadicals ,—The memorable )6th of Angnst, Out in their capacity of legislator* they have for a season never-to-be- torgotten day in Manch 'est«r -w nearat hand , and we las been engendered. The scheming of the out- we tell him that the sophistry and treachery of such >hould be beloved , regarded and looked up to by I trust, Gentlemen, that you will do me more call ugon you once mon{ to assehible on the plains of Petcr loo triucrpbed, we shall teach them that if the sanction and tn«re prove to the perpetrators of that inhmuan J> door "Liberals,*' who might, by better tact, have scribes and supporters, has gone far to embolden the his neighbours, at finding himself unable to stir justice than to suppose, that the foregoing chailtllge eei of a people is not nece»sary for the making of laws, that jvu have not forgotten, nor will-you: ever forgive, unta -wheedled the nation for yet a little longer, Whigs in their transgressions, while, it has had the safely frc m his own door without soldiers to escort u bat so much idle vapouring on my part. W hat 1 • J tiaiice' bad been obtained for the outrages that w«h com- their conenrrenee becomes necessary before tbo.T off their mitted on that day. Shall the Bhrieks of the butchered seea threngh- Tie fabric of their hope tras pernicious effect of throwing the Radicals him. How galling must it be to the feelings of such have said , 1 have said deliberately, and what I hav« tras laws can be carried into effe ct. All the Democratic children—the piercing cries of the slaughtered women, an j and the 0'Coxxei.ls, Humes guard. Now for the third course of the Birmingham engaged to do, I will do to the best o the dying groans of tie I murdered men, be forgotten by palled down, , a man to be compelled to quie his own home, and , f my ability, ' the Associations throughout the country will be on their lorious and never-to-be-forgotten meeting, rendered Hadical Ketonnersto of Milnchesterof, for peaceably: and'.:iegallj T7.4B3T7BTOXS, Gkotes, Clays, and Wards, g set*k refuge in a distant biding place. Truly, Mr. in case tbe opportunity bi afforded me. I do not in.-f tin^j petition for a repeal the infainous Corn Lawt guard , and be prepared to move and carry an amend- daily and weekly more important, in consequence of sa that I will and a Hadica) Reform in the representation of the people h ¦were buried beneath the rniDs. Ireland was Ingham has roade a sad mess of bis Poor Law y, prove this or I will prove that. 1 the Commons' House of I Parliament? ment for Universal Suffrage, to any proposition the abuse of the daily and weekly press. It now again to be the battle field ; O'Connell, patriotism. Upon this bead, we must here give one only say that I will undertake to prove. Of the ROBESPIERRE S PRINCIPLES. proposed under the new Whig system of agitation. frith his " virtuous Queen and - Reform " band becomes the duty of every tow n , city, and village* word of caution to our brave Dewsbury friends. Weight and value of my proofs, it will be for the (From Robespierre' s Report toihe Contention on the V&lh tfc- verso of theutoth year oftheRepublic.) ' -•f patriots, were tn be the national- sentinels ; in England and Scotland, to give effect to the Let them beware of Mott. This tramping pauper audience, not for me, to judge. I will undertake to ha m. Preparatory " Weilwire an order of thin gs, in. which all the mean and 'Justice," ample "justice" was to be done to Ireland. THF "WEEKLY CHRONICLE AND THE exertions of the men of Birming tells them that there is no intention to carry out prove that Robespierre was as nearly as possible cruel passions shall be chained down; sll the beneficent aaj the forlorn hope,—denial wa? BIRMINGHAM MEETING. meetings have already been Leld at Manchester, the opposite of what history has represented him. generous p,.H8ions awakened by the laws ; in which ambit ioi It was the last trial, the law , bat that the forms must be complied shall consist in the desire of meriting glory and serviig out ¦to and__ Mr. O'Connell Hull , Carlisle, Rochdale, Ipswich , Middleto n , and L will undertake to prove that he cuuntry ; in which distinctions shall spring but from be the signal for revolt, 's "When we had noticed the Birmingham Meeting with of appointing officers , . Sic. Two years was an im- ' equality laces ; and as we find that the August meeting] i t««If; in which thtfeitieen xhall be subject to the ma^wtratea , desertion would have been the destruction of the more than once, and promised again to serve it up other p a«io they were told, that the formation of the Union measurably superior man to Thomas Attwood, or tht- niagmtrate to the people, and the peop le to justice ; ia was a God send for a week to tbe daily, and a month to Daniel O'CoNNtLL , or to Fearoos u which the coautry sb^il ensure the prpsjienty qt fVery indi. Cabinet. The Irish leader was naturaHy supposed to our rt aders, we were not aware that our friend o< and the appointment of Guardians was only for 'Cun- Vldual , «nd which each indiv idnal . shall enj we will give them auotber >n oy with , pri de ¦to speak the Irish mind. The Carbolic? bad 73 to the Weekly Chronicle would think the subject to the weekly papers, reg istration purposes and not for the introduction of NOB, or to CaktwriuhT, H unt, or CuBSett , the puispetity and glory of his ccontry ;~in which ev«ry. mdI windfall for the n ext month ; and so on , shall we or to Washington Adams tf hidr.be aggrandized by the continual intercBnimuhjcaiion'd 52. The. church of the few, paid for by the manj, worthy of so roach distinction as to bestow a second the Poor Law. Let them estimate the value of , , Madison, Jack - Republican ue.utiments, and by the wish to merit tbe esteem A\A\ season of the recess. Tbt- -was the plague-spot to "be Temovefl ; and yet we article upon its consideration ; so it is, however, and fev d tbem during the this subterfuge, by that. We then told them that son, Paine, or even Jeffebson ; or to BURKt:, ol a grea t people ; in which the arts shall flourish as the de- being general ly signed , and coration* or the liberty that ennoble them ; and in which find the leader contending for an instalment, while a pretty mess our friend has made of his second Birrning ham petition is if they allowed tbe Union to be formed they would Fox, Pitt, or Chatham, or to any Member oi coujiiierce wilt be a source of public riches, und not of th ms *o have given more satisfacJon than any pub- in j iatruUH nuulence of a few great houses only. : the brave Irish are declaring against the principle. attempt. After some puling lamentations for tht *ee surely get the Poor Law in all its blessedness. We the present House of Commons, or to any Member We desire to substitute in our couotry morality for the people. Mean- " egot- All the channels of justice are polluted by the cor- loss of subscribers, to which disinterestedness and love lic docu ment tver presented to now tell them that if they allow this Mott to trick of the House of Lords, or to any other public cha- ism, probity for honour, principles for usages, duties fo courifsieH , the erhpire of reason for the tyranny of tashion tion of local institutions. Munici time, tbe Birmin gham Union , backed by Mr. Salt, racter now living, , xup pal lawn, of justice have subjected the *' Historian and Poli- them out of their well-timed resistance, they will or now dead. I will undertake contemptof vice for conof tempt of misfortune, m..uly pride fcf seem to have buckled on indolence^ greatness soul for vanity,' love of glory for similar to those of England are-demanded for Ire- tician," he proceeds thus :— " The abolition of the and his virtuous female staff , rivet its chains about their own necks. Let them to prove that he was, in a pre-eminent degree, pa- tju earnest and the Universal love <>l inonny, honesty lor respectability, good people fe land ; and yet we find a base sub*errienee upon the Corn Laws, tbe protection of those now intrusteti their armour in good , POT CONFIDENCE IN THE DEVI L OR THE triotic, benevolent, humane, eloquent, cou rageous, goo> bt to be onward ! ontvard ! Union , (iLiplay, the cb.arm« of happint'si for the ennui of,peasor e, part of the Commons, yielding a ready submission to with the franchise, the progressive widening* of its , , Devil Kino, sooner than in Mott. We weil-int'ormed, magnanimous, incorruptible , aud la- the greatness of nian for the littleuega of the great| a penpk Universal Suffrage and Liberty, if we have but mugnauiuious, powerful, and- happy, for a people amiable, meet the -Lords upon the standard of Municipal basis, these are things which we understand and refer thrm to our Bradford news, where, under the borious. I will undertake to prove that he made Dispatch mviiluus, and miserable ; in a word we desire to substitute all franchise, which in Ireland would have been higher value." So do we, Sir, but we have yet to learn such enemies as the Weekly , and the head , " Give it a fair, Trial," they will there find greater, wiser, and more successful efforts lor hu- the miracles of tbe Republic for all the vices and nil the Weekly Chronicle, to contend against, the victory ridicnl--us lopperiea of the monarchy. We desire, in short, than the Parliamentary franchise in England. In how fir " those now intrusted with the franchise" an instance of the blessed workings of the " Boon" manity \nfive year*, than any of the great names tul\l\t\\ i\ie vowa ot nature, to accomplish tlie doctrines of inner Parliamentsthewed ge of ecclesiasticaljustice have gone to procure rrpeal of the Corn Law.« or is aure : the battle is our own. hat may help their confidence in Messrs. Mott above cited made in humanity, 10 absolve providence from the loug reign of crime * , f ifty. I will under- and ty rahtiy—thttt t'rdnce heretofore illnatriotis amongst en- and equality bad been got in. The Appropriation " a Tridening of the ba-«i.*" of representation ] and and Power. take to prove that if justice were done to slaved countries, may, by eclipsing all the free states that Clause was recognised acl with it the principle ol PHYSICAL FORCE. ever exi ted, become a model Iot nations, the terror of opprefr , how they have shown their title to that irresponsi- Robespierre, instead of being calumniated sors, the consolation of the oppressed , the ornament ot tin the total abolition of tithes and the right of world—and that in sealing our work with, oui Wood, , laymen , bility which the " protection"—that is, the Ballot- The ban* mention of physical force seems to have THE FORTY-NINE. and execrated as he has been by knaves and fools weinajf Catholics at least witness the breaking dawu of universal felicity." . whether or Protestants, to deal with would bestow upon them. It has been by a excited so much alarm of late among tbe nestlings of all description^, monuments would be erected There is no subject of more vital importance at Such were the respective principles of Lafayette Church property. The "Whi gs fought a desperate reliance upon the exertions of such brawlers, that the • if Whiggery and " Reform," that we deem it not to him in every civilised couutry on earth. I will (his moment to the people of these realms than a and Robespierre J It is for Radical Reformer* battle over the wedge, which they would not allow people have allowed so many mortal stabs to hc a mis.-" to quote a few recent authorities upon the undertake to prove not only that be was not the judicious selection of persons to represent ttuur iri- and honest men to say which they prefer. My lift Sir T. D. Aclasd to touch or withdraw with inflicted upon the constitution without resistance. subject. author of all, or any, of the horrors committed in cerests in the National Convention, which will sit to a baubee that Mr. Attwood himself will his polluted hand, but waited the fitting It was because the people were deceived info a Heredi tary bondsmen , knowye not the French Revolution , but that he laboured , , give who would be free , themselves must strike the blow. during the approaching session of Parliament. On the preference to Robespierre. -time to make wrrender, with their own hands, of reliance upon tbe sophistry of O'Connell, Hume, They harder than any other Frenchman of his day to O'Connell' s Motto. the choice nf these men the salvation of our father ihe only triumph ever gained by the Dissenters, for "Wa rburton, "Ward , and the rest of the Maltbu- prevent such horrors ; thac throughout the whole of Yoursy &c. " 11 Sooner than see tbe grievances of my country land greatly binges. If men of courage and integrity the purpose of conciliatingtbeir old and inveterate sian?, that the Whig Government has been so often t hat eventful period , he laboured with consummate BRONTERRE. ibe. During the Session, Ireland has got a continue, I would see her streams running blood , ure chosen as members of the convention , this salva- bad successful an its attacks upon the liberties of the ability, and with Godlike pen-everance, amidst the Law Bill a worse Tithe Bill and her green fields crimsoned with gore ; aud , tion will shortl y be consummated. If, on the con- Poor , , no Municipal people; and yet we are once more called upon to most bitter and discouraging circumstances, to thou gh my arm i* old , yet is it not tou withered to trary, sham-patriots of any description, should be Bill ; but, in lieu thereof, has got an " Arms Bill," relinquish the substance for the shadow, and to reconcile the various conflicti ng factions With One SPLEJI D IB P0ET Ji ' d raw- a »'«ord in my country ' cause." —O'Connell etitrasted H-ith the confidence of the people, all will RA IT and will have a Trade s Combination Suppression forget the great principle in the detail absurdity ol * anothe r , and to reconcile all of them, with reason at the Drogheda Dinner. be lost, or, at least, the attainment of our right.-) (FROM A STEEL PLATE,) Bill." Had the Imperial Parliament shown any the crotchet moDgere. To f how that the people have ¦ ' ¦ " ' and with justice ; and that if he ultimately - .OF " . -. " : " . . ffisposition to do justice to Ireland Irwiaen mi ht What use are your petitions indefinitel y postponed. Let the people, therefore, , g few helpers in their great struggle, ~LycvRovsgoes " ; let me have perished in the attempt, it was not in consequence l ave seen cause for Mr. O'Connell's and the petitions thai will run thus :— We 500 000 fi hting look round them cautiously—let thtm select with on to say, " Loot at the Press, daily and weekly, ' , , g of any crime he bad himself eommittedj - but SIR W. MaLESWORTH "Whi jud gment, and support with firmness, their repre- Irish Members' devotion to the gs, but now which of the papers, Liberal or Radical, has ven- men , do most humbly petition your Honourable throug h his incapability of committing even one BART., M. P. FOR LEED S, ^ ¦we sentatives. . can but recognize in their disappointment the tured to unite with Birmingham in proclaiming House.' Let the House know, that you are crime, and of making bead against the crimes of Will be presented to oar SCOTCH and other iable of the dog in the manger ; as it did not suit Universal Suffrage?" "Why every Radical paper ready to fi ght, and then your petitions will be his destroyer*. I will prove that all the crimes NORTHERN PURCHASERS of the ' STAR ' TO THE EDITORS OK THE NORTHERN STAR. of this Day, Ang. as. Uieir leader's purpose to raise Ireland to the level of in London has joyously reechoed the sentiments listened to."— O'Connell at the Dinner at White and horrors falsely attributed to him by history, ether nations, it seems to be their determination to proclaimed at Birmingham. However, we can Conduit House. We beard him. London , August 22nd , 1838. were, in reality, committed or caused by the TO READERS & CORRESPONDE NTS. leduce all others to the degraded level of Ireland. pardon the Weekly Chronicle writer for not having "Oh ! If we had a Parliament in College Green , My dear Sins,—Our cause will gain nothing inhuman tyranny of the base Aristocracy, and of ourselves or others. Why do I mak Sence we find the whole phalanx withholding tbeir read those other papers, as writing is his forte, he would'nt the Kildare boys march in, some fi ne by delud ing e the baser middle classes of France, in whose —J" ' ' support from tie negroes—we find them sitting having commented upon Mr. A'ttwood's speech morning, with their short sticks this observation ? Because I have seen a eulogiam Mr. Brooke. should be most . happy to defend .. . , to teach their interest* all the histories, hitherto published, have the Anti-Ptor Law men and ihe tacitly by, while Canada, whoseposition has been com- without having read it. "We are not of Lafayette in one of your reeeac editorial ¦ poor insane ¦ , therefore, sur- Members how to vote."— O'Connetl. been written ; and , finally, I will prove that it is woman, at Wakcfield , but I cannot. - .Let- ' . ' pared to that of Ireland is being coerced -we rised at his not having read the Weekl art , and because your paper of last week con- , p y True Sun, " I hope the day is not far distant when all King's icle' all but certain that Robespierre would- have those out plead for them, by making the gratt ind them riveting £he chains of the infant factory the Champion) or the LondonDispatch : had be read tains the following remarks, which I waa sorry to grow at the door of the enemy. heads will be footballs for the boys to kick in the ultimately succeeded in regenerating France, in Do not he xlave—wefin<3 them joining in the Bill for the regij^ those papers, be would have found that (hey, as well see. Commenting on certai n misstatements in the frightened man; no surrender. You were/-:. gutter."—Slashing Harry. spite of all the factions, had he not been assassina- right riot to attend the U -tration of smithiesin Ireland for fear of tie venture to unite with Birmingham Chronicle touching Mr. Attwood and ptrdon the day of batilti , manu- as we, " in pro- 11 Weekly , ted through the foulest conspiracy that ever for if you had they would have shot Should the Duke of Wellington attempt to ^ you and a iacture of implements to punish their treason—we claiming Universal Suffra ge." But suppose that no the great Birmingham meeting, you go on to say— disgraced the annals of political crime. number of the poor p eople. I blamed you at u force a Bourbon upon the French throne, in opposi- ind them joining in a crusade against the trades of paper, London or Provincial, had ventured to join " So muchi to. the charge of dotard folly. Now f irst ; but, upon consideration, you were right. tion to the will of the French people, it v>uuld You, Gentlemen, profess to be lorers of fair the empire, and while they complain of "Whig truco- with Birmingham in proclaiming Universal Suf- for the wholesale bad principle of which Mr. Att- Yours most faithfully, justify a revolt upon the part of the people of Eng- play and free discussion. You do more than leney and deceit, they grant Whig supplies, and frage"—what then ? If the whole Press turn traitor wqod is accused '. and for on t more blow while we FEARGUS O'CONNOB. land."— Slashing Harry. profess ; you prove it, by throwing your columns present the hobgoblin of TottLhh as a shroud to to the people, is that a reason why the people should h'a^e LycURGUi upon his back. The Chronicle P. S. If starvation is to be the order of the day open to the advocates of opinions different from, it will starve Government and cover their cowardice and subserviency. "While the turn traitor to themselves? The very fact of a " We are ready to lead you, or to follow you goes on—' Then a ain , what man in his senses ever all out. j and, sometimes, the opposite of your own. Now it To Mr, Titus Brookey Dewsbury. Irish leader reviles the English Radicals for their great majority of the Press—the Weekl to the death, in obtaining Universal Suffrage. "— T. thought of alluding to Robespierre as< a fit type y Chronicle is in the spirit of fair play and free discussion, and Inkewannness toward Ireland, he presumes to judge among the rest—upholding the partial interests of attwood at Glasgow. for an English Reformer ? Mr. Attwood desires Mr. O'Connor will have muchpleasure 'in attend- in that spirit only, I have ventured the preceding ing the Nottingham Meetingy and will see tht of every English measure b the factions in time may not yet have arrived when we him.' W'ho, indeed, ever thought of y the . necessity of preference to the universal interests of " The to resemble remarks, which, I am aware, will appear to mogt Birmingham Council on Monday the 27th, and Ministers, and against the united will of theEnglish. tbe people, makes it so much the more necessary can repel force by force."—John Fielden. such a thing, but the writer in the Chronicle ? Not people to be, in the last degree, extravagant. No mention the circumstance required to be stated to. ^Rltness the confirmation his treason against his that by the means of Universal Suffrage 11 00D we shall prove by giving his ow n them and also to those other friend s Men- ¦ of , the people We will resist the repeal of the Union EVEN ATTW > W matter for that, they are my honest, well matured , ¦ ward*? the infants whose Lord Chancellor and should be enabled to uphold tbeir own interests. tioned. ' - .:¦ , , to the death."—Lord Stanley. words from the very back of the ' History and Poli- convictions. I do not ask you, or anybody else to Mr. O'Connor will be at , Onarfian be had promised to be. Mark his'disregard Oar sage of the Weekly Chronicle goes on to Then onward, the green banner rearing, tics.' Here they are— ' If ? would never be a Birmingham on the 2?rt ' hold toy. opinions without being similarly convinced and consequently, must regret his inability of public opinion, as respects the Poer Law moralize in the following strain :— * Go f lethevery svord lo thehilt; ierre in his country. There should be iio , P Oa our side is virtue and Krin, ' Robesp of their truth, but I do ask, for the sake of the attend the Stockport meeting. ; Amendment Act; but above all, bis attack upon the " Most of opr daily contemporaries seem to think that the ' 1 with his concurrence. ' Now need we less that is said upon the subject, the better. In short On theirs is ihepartonand guilt. blood shed , eternal interests of justice, that you will not Mr. O'Connor will shortly reply to his goodfriendt trade*, and bis treason against the Canadian? Good , the Moore. requert. ! onlv journal that ftoea the whi-le hojj (a« the Yankees wonl d say one other word, further than to tell the propagate one set of opinions, even though you at Cotne, and will cmruply with their God ! our blood runs cold at the bare consideration call itj is the Northern Star, which ia the alter ego, the repr e- " They that be slain with the sword, are better He'./will give them sufficient notice, but his time sentative in print , of Mr. Kear yns O'Connor. What weight Chronicle's scribe to read the speech of Mr. happen to hold them yourselves than they that are slain with, hunger ; for_ these pine should , without will be fully occupied for some time. of hi* conduct, from beginning to end, on the Cana- the opinions of .Mr. O 'Conn or may derive from those of tbe Attwood, which he has not done?" paper r or the opiniiios of the caper tro m those of Mt. O'Co nnor , giving the lovers of fair play, holding opposite Stocktm. dian question ! "We Ehall now leave the party, after we caonot away, stricken through for want of the fruits of K. Nash.-- The Portraits will be given at pretena io determine. Like Mr. Whittle Harve y'* As a mere matter-of-fact refutation of the party in the House of Commons , that never »ra» divided the field. —Lameiitations fourth chap ter, ninth opinions, an opportunity of answering and refuting pon, suitable s single observation upon.the advocacy of Ireland's _ , be- " , ' s misstatements, these are very just and Kennedy, Ri — His Letter is not f a cause it consiste d only of himself, thev naturall y resound to Chronicle them, if they can. That you will do this in the our columns. We have it to (A* rights by Mr. O'Connell, in order to consider and re-echo one another. Yet even here lh« demon of discord verse. handed hag proper remarks. When a journalist is guilty of present instance, I need no other guarantee than Society here, who will doubtless make good that gentleman and his Maltbusian twin Slashing found a loop-hole to creep in st, for in the Star of last Satur- man whe , , , day, which announces in tne most grandilo quent tone , that " I declare tbe attempts to marshal palpable misrepresentations, it is the duty of other ¦use of it. ''tht your past conduct. Hasrt, in their more appropriate characters of Union m now the Government of the country, de jure el tit physical force, to be a coward and a traitor. In bonester journal ists to set him right, or rather f ado, ' and tha t the Northern Sutr is the Moniteur, tne Official and If I believed Robespierre to have teen tbe John Ambler.-— We cannot insert his commiinie*' agitators. "Will any man open the Statute Book, Gazette, of the new cabinet—althongo w« are assured that the every instance where it has been resorted to, the to set the public right in respect of his misstatements. tion. Polemics art\ altogether out of our sj/hete. : and, reviewi O'Connell executive is cordially united—that they have no differe nces— consider the last shot and murder as blood-thirsty monster, he has been depicted in his- ng it since the time Mr. no open qnestioni —nothing that can imjjede the most prom pt dupes always But it is not their duty, while removing one de- Philo-*- Amicua-r-Verax—W. W. K. and Peter.- 1m had" more Parliamentary than man or and harmonio us action,—we find in the next paragrap h, tory, I would not be his eulogist. If I thought, f ile. power headed the completion of tbeir object ; whereas, it i$ the lusion , to prop agate or Countenance other Their verses are consignedltd the dead Ministry "The Ameriran Strn gale," that Mr. Keargu * O'Con- with you and .Mr. Attwood, that Lafayette ever possessed before, put his finger upon nor and Mr. A ttwood differ , and that , in as faT as the North ern commencement of misery. Moral power is the delusions as bad or worse than the one S. Swift.—It wont do. anyone act of Mr. O'Connell's eonferringabenefit alar w concerne d, the currenc y o/nestion is tn be thrown nver - reasoning quality in man's mind ^ was a brave and virtubus patriot, I.would not be an ¦¦ ¦ , boaro. Poor Mr. Attwood ! l liis is the unkindliest cut of deliberative , which removed. Yon will pardon me, Gentlemen, George Julian Harney.— We do not think M'. ._ . «ven the most trifling, upon any" even the smallest, all. ln -e-1 nutes . he lives, moves, and nas his being. All his teaches him how to bear and when forbearance enemy of his fame. But, I believe neither the one advisable to out individuals whom w* . , pohtiw»Te , for saying that the above paragraph ap- p oint section of society. coi.crn tra ted in this one question. Yet Mr. Fear- nor the other. On the contrary, I believe that people should elect: He will see that pe A*11* YTe shall be grateful for the gu* O'Cohdit dares to talk of the pro gress of th« • rag-money becomes a crime. Never will I acknowledge that pears to me to have this tendency. You will ijfwjnarioD *tn>j[gW and poi)j »s to the trium ph adapted par t of his letter under a differed ; but if no of the people over the Robespierre was the best friend that France ever " ¦ ' " ¦¦ ' ¦¦ ¦" ' ¦¦ ¦' ' ' ¦ ne can be given, we are en- you have used your full moral power, till every man for observing, that Lafayette was ' : • • • ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ ' • luonpycrats in the United pardon me form. . ;¦ .;. State *, by the re-establ whmMit of a . ; ...... , titled to ask, of what benefi t Mr. mrtaJHc currency. »s a poof of the good workin g works as I have done and has the vanity to which you and Mr. had, and that Lafayette was one of her worst O CoNNELL has of Universal , not the exalted patriot We havevt© acknowledge the receipt of yjs.frM * teen to any one but himself dufiraue ! How iht! united tiecutive is to accommo date such enemies. and a few babbling a schwm as this Vtween two uf iu leading members , we can- consider that himself, and himself alone, can gain Attwood would make it appear, (for Mr. Rochdale towards the Clapham Fund. *yeopbants? "We have thus Briefly considered Mr. not conj-cture ; but the-e svmptonis of that want of co-opera- should moral Mr. Attwood says "I will never be Me Ro- tiou which seems to be the bane of all cabinets the point ; and then, power lail, I will Attwood reiterated your praise of Lafayette O'CuNKELL as a legislator J , are very ais- , and now we are to tressing, and ought to be put an end to. ' lead you on to death or glory."—Feargus O'Connor. at the Birmingham meeting,) and that Robes- bespierre of my country." In that Mr. A. in Tiew him in his character of f.EEDS AND WEST-RIDING NEWS. " Precu rsor." Hav- Here we have a portion of the greatest rubbish pierre so far fro m meriting the character ptrlectly correct, but when he coupled that asse- We give these extracts for the especial benefit of , u ing failed to procure any benefit for Ireland, he and nonsense that ever emanated from the head of by Mr. Attwood, and propagated by veration with another about shedding blood " he insinuated ¦ ' ¦ ' ¦ ' ¦ ' ¦ ¦" leinras to ihat unhappy country, packs the Weekly Dispatch, who has called Mr. . . . ' ... tmEBHSm ' • ¦ • " a shilling mortal man. What, in tbe name of wonder, has tbe Vpu, was one of the purest, one of the most ought to have applied the latter to LAFAYETTE and O'Connor's speech at Birmingham atrocious inquest wa« jury oi his fashionable constituents, and then after state of America, with little or no debt, to do with , humane !) and one of the most not to ,Robespierre. Robespierre ntver did. iNCtxEst.—On Thursday night, an humane, (aye, Court House on -new body of » the mafiaer of -Job, indulges in a. f ew lamentations debt bteause he quoted a stanza from Moore. shed innocent blood. Lafayette did. Lafay- held at the , of the , the state of England, with her enormous , that enlightened Reformers that ever existed in the named Maria Mallinron resident in MarsB : d&8Criplive l£ the sorrows wnich are of his own woman, , our sapient friend should 80 far consider the position world. These, I know, are only assertions; but ette was the author of the horrible massacre ot Lane, who is suspected to have poisoned herself Of creation, and, like a humane judge, gives his THE PLEASURES OF CARRYING 0* of the two countries analagous, as to suppose that we OUT they are assertions which I am prepared to prove 1791, in the Champ-de-Mars—a massacre in which, taking arsenic In consequence' -6f the absen ce. * prisoner, (for Ireland has been his prisoner, not his THE NEW material wifeessj the inquest was adjourned to eoald ju stify, under present circumstances, a like POOR LAW. by a thousand indisputable facts. Nay, I will go a multitude of persons were cruelly and without client) a long day. Another ytar of trial another y, had yesterday evening. , Currency for both countries. Be is raving upon tbe Lord Spencer, then Lord Althorp, one ol further. I will undertake to prove that La- cause put to death. ROBESPIERRE , not onl seas.n of that ano- agitation, profitable only to himself ana Ballot and tbe Corn Laws appro- the fathers of the New Poor Law was a cheat, a tyrant, a traitor, and a do share in the massacre, but had his advice been SOCIAL EBSTiyAIi.—We understand , and has lost the " , once observed in fayette ther of those entertainments u the traitors of whom his staff is composed, and priation" of Robespierre was not only followed it would not have taken lace. If Lafay- pleasing and. rational ¦ his common senses. But then, he wen- tbe Hoase of Commons, that tbe unpopularity of a scoundrel ; and that p to take place on Monday week. We are glad of thiSi whose allegiance is the land how purcha-ed by a division of ders how Mr. O'Connor and Mr. Attwood can law was 9. sufficient reason for its repeal. Yery the opposite of all these, but that he actuall y did ette professed the same power in Eng , because we thirxk that the providing of actire a.oa f oads i-oUccted for the purpose of regenerating Ire- so harmonize and 179J will »0 with tQe Currency gulph between different is the opinion , on the same' subject, of Mr. and suffered more for the cause of humani ty, which he aid in France in the years 1/90 , yet innocent amusement for the people land, 1.0% airy to his betored T of the workiBg Queen is upon hi* them ? IS ow, if his common reason bad not the In oh am. He feels, in popular discontent his brief career, than any other statesman, M r. Attwood and his brother Unionists would , fo much to ameliorate the character while treason to , a noble during classes, and wean them from those mischievous ana lips, Ireland is routed in nis £eart. power to attach importance character to be found have been cannonaded at Holloway.- to Mr. Attwood, his goading to high deeds of daring enterpri se, and hero- legislator, orator, or public , a certai n ty, abrading habits which are at present too common SgAhMAS Crawford well designated the ctw destroyed hundreds of j *wo»*, Birmingham, J« malicious ingenuity las done it " effectually, and ical ly stak es his own ifforts, supported by those of in the whole circle of history. I care not with head. Lafayette moirg them. Mr. Fleming, of convention, by the name of the " Humbug Associa- ' give Resolution for language not the hu n- expected to lecture on the Sunday preceding tne established Mr. ATTWood s character for integ rity. any two individuals who will join him in the " for whom the comparison is instituted. I will during. the , tioa " but no wi nder that the mauly charge ^ or so violent as Mr. Att- lestival , and to be present at the festival. i was Mr. Atttvood may, and probably does, consider lorn hope," against the determination of the whole my adversary his choice of all Plutarch's dredth part so 'Radical ' " Aijgp st 25, 1838. THE NORTBE RN SXaS. \ ./ ;, . 5, Tuesday afternoon , the Mbetiko of HIGHWAY \RoBBEBY,—On ¥.11- Sxjddbs Death.— On Rate-patsbb.—On Thursday, Gbeoaid association. Teemed x blow, however, fr om Mr. , Sykes was further "¦ ground. A third Freeman's Lodge. Tuesday afternoon, August 21st. , and was found in candid hearing to each speaker, and also desired charged with robbing George ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ eansed him to let it fall to the TT ftT- TT> Brook of Liodley, - • - . OTIJ3 Y. .;;, .: and the fourth , AX- Elland Wood, the next morning," with bis throat that neither approbation or disapprobation, might be , on the 1st of June last, of bis > man then pulled him off the horse, watch and other articles. Matbijioniai Sweets. be Clayton rtrnek Serious Accident.—On Sunday last, as a dreadfully cut. It appeared that he undressed him- evinced during the debate, after which be called —A few days ago the whom he distinctly reeognised to ^, wife of a merry tailor in the a stick. He nnmediatelj party of indiyidnals were on their return home from self ia the wood, and laid the inife on his clothes, upon Mr. Wilkinson to commence it. Each Mr. Oastleb.—-This gentleman and Mrs. good town of OrJey, iim several blows wkb went to a tea-drinking, whence person living in an adjoin- Rochdale rush bearing, on passing over Blackstone and walked a few yards, asd fell. Excessive drink- charapjpn then had his say , to the number of four or Oastler, we understand, will take their departure she was summoned wiled out murder, and a by her liege lord about nine o'clock his bed-room window, and Edge, the horse took fright and upset the vehicle in ing is said to be the caose of thiB dreadful calamity. fi ye sjieeehes each. After w hwb came the question from Fixby Hall, this day, where be has resided for ; notchnrfug to- ing cottage threw open givenp the prerogative of tier seXygbe disturbance. On this which they rode, which was a light spring market A Tetje of the disposal of itbe funds arising out of the admis- the last eighteen years. A procession is arranged to remained, des- mqmred the cause of the "Britoner.*'—A hand-loom weaver, pite the summbn!«, until after eleven and on having cart. A boy, named Broadley, aged fifteen years, sion-money, which was agreed to be divided equally aocompany hi'm on this oceasiqh, when, in the , her return *lim, the men ran off, without "<<«*e Hall and the language of one of the placards issued he will "de- to ohtaitt ibeir object. Mr. Howson returned a. half-witted man, happened some time ago to , admittance that ni ht she soug t occurrence at the police ber husband, and son, together witn two otters, carry in Wb work building committee of the Mechanics' Institute. We liver himself from the bands of Squire Thornhill into g , h it in the rnnrnine we informatjon of the after the appointed hour for taking when she was saluted on her entrance b following morning, the were also injured : a. young child, an infant, escaped in goods; and the never witnessed a , more respectable and orderly the hands of the people." y the goose fece. Early on fte following dialogue passed between which ber good lord dispatehed to meet apprehended on suspicion of. being •unhurt. They were taken to the New Inn, tbe him and assembly. . ' r her. The iraonere were his master : William, you are come too Confibmation.— On Sunday, the 19th inst., at visit of the goose w t d b before tne nearest lace to where the accident happened. The Fight. as re urne y that of the sleeve- |be carries implicated, and on appearing p late.—William, I wa? too late when I was born; and Doo —^Arrest of Innocent Men.— St. Patrick's Chapel in this town the Right Rev. board Clayton boy the persons injured are all of this On Friday last , , , and hence arose a most amicable interchange Bench, the complainant recognise* , and killed and 1 have never yet been able to come up.—Master,; , as Mr. Henry Christie, a respect- Dr. Briggs Catholic Bishop, administered the his tne other three were ^ jj , of poker:?, tongs, knives, forks, &c, which flew about ^xprewed belief that his town. I'll ot take in your piece to-day.— William, I feel able tradesman of this town , /as passing along Well sacramen t of confirm ation to above one hundred association.—The members of this the room as though suddenly endued with locomotive accomplices. The men when taken, admitted that Sadicax no concern about your taking in my work, but I Street, he observed a great crowd of people collected persons, twenty of whom were y converted to appropriating one ; recentl energies. In the contest the wife's lip was cat they had slept in a cabin on the York-road on the association have determined upon must have some money. —Master, I caunot pay any in the street upon his arrival at the place, he found the Catholic faith. «sion on some political ¦fi throug h , and one of the husband's fingers nearry above night, and invented a bungling story that evening in the week to a diseu. money without taking in the goods.—William, en two dogs ghting, onwhich , out of a sense of huma- evenings at RICHMOND. severed. It is said that the tailor has promised'his tkty were met by a eentleman on horseback, wh« subject, and have fixed upon Tuesday , bearing this, threw down his bag, and placing nity , he stepped forward to endeavour, to separate being the vote in perpetuity to the Blues, on condition of told them that he bad been robbed by four men, and eight o'clock. Last Tuesday evening, himself in the attitude of John Bull in a rage, or, them. Just at this time, Mr. Bakes, ca ptain of the Kichmond Races.—We understand that the their procuring¦ him a divorce from the tea-drinking the same ¦fir st of meeting,, tbe question proposed for discussion Charlies rushed forward ensuing races at Riebmond which commence on • ' ¦ ' ¦ that afterwards th*?y were attacked by as Tom Crib would say, in good style, said, I , and seized Mr. Christie , wife. whether Wednesday jarty. In additiun to the identity of Clayton and referred to the right of Sufirage; and have fought for my King and my country, and I with one hand , and a boy, an apprentice to Mr; , the fifth of September next, are ex- latter fact the case against the prisoners_ was every person of twenty-one years of age, and sonnd will fi ght for my wages, and just now too if you do Dean, joiner and cabinet-maker, with the other : pected to be very numerously and fashionably the , , attended BIRTHB. otherwise suspicion*, and they were all committed mind, untainted by crime, bad not a right to a vote not give 'them up.—The master, not liking the dragged them to the jStation-house} where hfi kept , and that the races will be numerous and persons well On Sunday last, at Settle, to Tf akefield for trial at the next sessions. in sending members to Parliament. Several weaver's conditions, broke in bis general rule, took them as loug as he thought proper, and then turned contested. The alteration of the time of meet- the Lady of William the Chops.—The wea- spoke on this wbject, all of ¦whom expressed them- in Lis work them out, and afterwards su mmoned them to ing, they being this year a month earlier than they Foster, Esq., solicitoi , of that place, of a son and | | The Weatsbe akd , aod paid him. appear heir. has been such as to justif selves favourable to the extension of that right. As at the Court House, which tbty did on Wednesday. have usually been for a number of years, is expected ther since Sunday last, y Borough Registration.— The overseers' The -Queen of Naples was delivered reference to the this was conndered to be only a one sided view of tbe Mr. Christie was defended by Mr. Wagstaff. to restore them to their wonted superiority, and of ason on the ibe most gloomy anticipations with list of voters foT this boiongb contains 981 names, oi Mr. 1st inst.;' who was christened Lewis Mary. The. question it was proposed to adjourn the discussion to Bakes swwe that Mr. Chrwtle was render this meeting what it formerly used to.be, one coming harvest, that is, if eTer it does come. , whic-b 919 were in the township of Halifax , 21 iu encouraging the -weather has the next evening, when it will be resumed ; and all « to fi ht and broug of the most celebrated , important , and well attended constant rain, with suhxy growing , Southowram, and 41 in K ortbowram- Last year's dog. , ht forward Mr. Shepherd to and we much sincere Whigs, Tories, and Kadicals may there have support him^ ; however , Mr. Sh herd would not meetings of the North, MAfLRIACrXiS. forced tbe straw beyond its strength, list, before tbe revigion , contained 1043 names, of ep when the ear nils, the straw will be inade- an opportunity of displaying their prowess, in sw ear to any such thing, and Mr. Broadbent , who On Satiirday last, at St. John's church, Mr. John fciT that which 9/5 were in Halifax, 26 in Southowram, and Richmond Agricultural Association.^ Farrer W.i]son, to the burdrn. Yfewere disheartened to see advocating either side of the question. The large appeared as evidence for the defendant, disproved book-keeper, to Mrs. H, IVarrefler^ «n: t- 42 in Northowram. Tbe difference appears to be The Annual Meeting of this Association will be both of Bramlpy. quantity of all sorts of crops laid. "We have room up stairs, at the Labour and Health, Soutbgate, Mr. Bakes' assertions, and the case was dismissed. such a 62, which is said to have arisen partly from their this year bolden on tbe twenty-ninth of November Same day. Mr. D. Hnrtlev, of Farnley, clothier most part of the counties of York and in this town, is engaged for that purpose. No r irarej>«J being fewer names in duplicate, where the parties Police Intrusion.— On the evening of Tues- next. The amount of the premiums offered lor to Miss Mary Fisher, of Armlev. Lancaster since Sunday, and can make no excep- smoking, quarrelling, or personalities are allowed have two qualifications competition is sixty guineas W. , hut have not thought it day \dst, a number of stone-masons in this town , met , twenty pounds of which Same day, M r^ Hi'H, of Holbeck, woolcomfeer, tion in favour of any particular district, and we dnrins the discusaon. necessary a re given b to be entered twice, and that certai u non- as is customary with them, at the house oi' Mr. y the public spirited council of that to Miss Apnes Cornforth, of Leeds. /ear that the best weather now would be rather late, Osdination. -The Bev. Mr. Obrey was or- resident Tories have Borough from the Boroug d " being On Sunday last, Edward Lowe given up certain qualifica- G lover , the Bee Hive Inn, in Westgate, to transact , " h Fun , the Mr, , ofBurley, to and would drive the harvest into tbe equinoc-ttal daintd regular pastor to tbe congregation assembling tions that same amount which Mrs. Sarah Hutcbinson, of Kirkstall. "W tbey do not think now necessary to the business of their Society, when about nine o'clock they have annually voted since season when much of the grain would be shed. = m Harri-on-Toad Cbapt-l ,in this town, on ednesday Sjime day, Mr. J. Moseley, cooper, to Miss Mary- , hold. in the eveniug, they were suddenly alarmed by the the establishment of the association. " Loy &l Independent Order of Ancient last. The Rev. Mr. Wardlaw, from Glasgow, gave Ann Wild, both of Holbeck . BRADF ORD. bursting opeu of the door of the room and the enter- Shepherdesses. —On Sunday last the Fahb, an impressive charge to tbe yonng minister, on tbe , Borouhh of Richmond.— At a recent meet- Same day, Mr, R. Wainman, woolcomber, to Mias , ing (to their utter astonishment) of Captain Bakes Court of the above order, mSt duties devolved upon him in takiug upon himself tbe BURGLARY.—On the night of Wednesday last, ing of the Council of this Borough, tne annual fair Ann Austin, both of Leeds. Hope, and Charity the house of Mr. ot the uignt patrple, his as«i,-tahf the notorious at the Hope Inn, York^Eoad , perions responsibility of earing for tbe souls of others, Benjamin Pembrtton , Brid-e- , for horses, cattle, and sheep, bolden on the Race Same d ay, M r. Christopher Johnson, tailor,;to Miss in t heir Court-room, street t M oses s- ugden , &e. The men looked at one another to anend the fcneral of sister Esther Holdswortb ; and. the gren.1 necessity tl ere was of being faithful in , was en ered by means of the windows not Ground ot Richmond , and which since its establish- Catherine Colpass, both of Leeds. with amazement while the beaks there were upwards of one "hundred member* rbe-discbarge of bis duties. The Rev. Mr. Ely, having been properly fastened, and about ose stone , , after eyeing them ment, has been so numerously attended by both Same dny, Mr. Jas. Airab, clothier, to Miss Mary over left the room Sugden muttering Tiernev, both of Leeds. it ended rnd proceeded from the above bouse to tbe from Leeds, prt acbed, in tLe evening, a sermon in of flour , partly made into bread, taken away. We , , something buyers and sellers, is fixed for Friday and Saturday, about secrecy &c. Whether those gentleinen ima- On Monday last, Mr. Bunyan O'Strirklnrid H«use of Recovery, vrbare tbe deceased died, and connection with the above Services. A number of bear that several other petty robberies were com- , the second and third of November next. We under- r giued that the poor fellows were concocting some woodturner, to Mrs. Elizabeth Taylor, both of from tbence to St."Mary's Chnrcb, and . the greatest other ministers wt Te also present, several of whom mitted in that neighbourhood tbe same evening. stand that the very important advantages hitherto dreadful plot which should snake the earth to its Leedi. • ivmpathv prevailed. Great praise is due to the took part in tbe cei emony of ordination. Eelony.—A person named John Robinson was granted to graziers and dealers, will again be offered centre and de-troy its equilibrium it is not lor us to S:imp d ay. Mr. M. Appleton, shoemaker, to Miss members of the courts in St. Peter's District. Tbe Extract of a Letter from a Young Man charged before the magistrates, on Wednesday, with , to them by the council of this borough. determine ; but we would recommend the inhabitants E. Srni.tb, both of Leeds. deceased was not a financial member, and was not at widsworth near this stealing a great coat, tbe property of Mr. Robert M r. E. Chambers to his fbie>ds , of th;s town either to keep themselves above the Sunday Schools.—Qn Sunday last, an excel- Same day, , blacksmith, to Miss entitled to any benefit ; but tbe order has kindly Tow>', prom the United States of America. HudsoB, from the Black Bull Inn, in this town. The lent and appropriate sermon was preached in the Eliza Hodgson, both of Leeds. tbe Funeral. She was 31 r case was proved cause of suspicion , or otherwise have strong doors. pid all the expenses of — " De Bnyter, Ma dison County , K ew \ oik, July , and tbe prisoner was committed to parish cliurch of Gri n ton , near Reeth in the morn- Same day, Mr. Wm.Smith, stonemason, to Miss anniver- , Matilda Clark, bntb of Leeds. years of age. The above Conrt held their 17th , 1838. I am extremely well pleased with this take his* trial at the sessions. Night Police Again.—On the night of ing, and also in the afternoon by the Rev. Robert , On Tnes'lny last, Mr. Thomas Rhodes, wool- »ry, on Tuesday last, when upwards of thirty country ; tbe soil is fertile, climate healthy, and pro- Vestry Meeting.— On Friday last a meeting Tuesday last, a poor Irishman named 'i homas M eek , rector of Richmond. A collection was sat down to an excellent tea provided by Coultry, lod ing in the Lees in this town sorfer, tto Miss Mary Ann Swales, both of Hol- mfinber? , ductions abundant. 1 have been receiving, since tbe of the rate-payers was held in the vestry of the g , was made after each sermon in aid of the funds, for the {he srortby host and hostess of the house, (Mr. and ten dollars or £2 arre.-ted by Moses Sugden, on a charge of being beck. 1st of May last, per month, and Parish Church, for the purpose of auditing and pass- support of the Sunday schools in the parish of Same day, Mr. Robert Davidson, mechanicj which gave the greatest satisfac- engaged iu an . ht of Mrs. Lawrence,) board daring that time. I can scarcely convey to ing tbe constables' accounts ior the quarter ending . .affray , with the Charlies on the nig Grinton. Wortley, to Miss E. Holmes, of Holheck. tion, snd tbe erening was spent in tbe greatest I felt on compariug tbe state of of Saturday last. It appeared on evidence that yon the satisfaction the 31st of July. last two excellent On Wednesday la. had only engagedi the lod ings from which preached ia the , Phrenology. — On Monday evenirg, Mr. a c-ommon remark here that there is more intelli- informed that a person named Jewell Riley , of this g b , W. Metealfe of West Sam«. day, Mr. T. Hirst, farmer, of Sharlston, to " he was talst-n on the day " of his arrest severa l of' the near Reeth, y tbe Rev , Bridges delivered a lecture in "vYalron's Saloon, in gence in the people of tbe Unitt-d States than that town, woolcoffiber , having a wife and six children , , VVitton. A collection was made after each semon Miss Betlna Booth, of Leeds. . in tbe lobe. 1 full watchmen engaged in the affray were present notie , On Tlmrsnay last, Mr. George Jordan, linen- 33ytr«T to the lecture of Dr. Disney Tbnrpe, delivtrttj' of any other nation g y concur in made application to tbe Board of Guardians, last in aid of the funds of the society for propagating the ar»- of which however would swear to the caan with the draper, to Miss M ary Pawson, both of Leeds. wme w-?eks ago in the Commercial Buildings, before this opinion. Tbe Yankees tbe true descendants Friday, for relief under the following circumstances : , gospel in foreign parts. The of John Bull inheriting all bis virtues courage exception of' Ssugden , whose oath was contradicted On Thursday week, at Aberdeen, Mr., Thomas the members of the Literary Institution. , , , —A son of his, about 20-years of age, caught cold y of Bradford, to and generosity without bting degene- a- by the evidence adduced, and the man was disermrced. Inquest.—On.the nineteenth instant, an inquest Chilton , formerl Mary, eldest lectmv was well received by a very numerous and magnanimity, , by being in the water at the time of tbe flood this daughter of Mr. Robert Burgess person or mind. Stbtwled in all the was taken before William Dinsdale, Esq., coroner, , of the former respectable audience ; bat, though repeatedly called rated in either place, about seven months ago, and which was the Fihe in Thornton Road.--—About nine place. variegated transactions in which cWl society have cause of bis losing at the house of ftlr.s. Petch , Turf and Commercial for, no discussion was elicited. his si. ht. The loss ot this seven o'clock on the nigh, of Saturday last, the inhabitants On Th'ursday week, at the Parish Church, Hnd- been engaged in modern times, they seem to have months' labour from the young man Inn , Richmond , on view- of the body of Henry lirsic.—On "Wednesday evening, tbe lovers of , and the enor- of this town were again disturbed by an alarming dersfield , by th e Rev.. J. C. Franks, Benjamin been taught by experience the practice of every mous expense incurred on his Sunter, of Reeth, aged eighty two, who died on music had a hi h granBcanon in Mr. George Parke's account, they having fi re. The fire bell was rung, and the people were Vickermfln, Esq., Steps Af ills, to Clementia. daughter g thing. It is no uncommon thing to see one individual pxpended in Friday morning rather suddenly. He arrived at concert, at tbe club-room of " Tbe Leeds Corn Ex- consequence tberei f about £^0, has seen flocking from all quarters, making enquiries as of the la-t e Mr. Nathaniel Berry, of Huddersfieid following tbe occupation of mechanic, farmer, m er- been tbe means of reducing the family to a state oi the above Inn, on Thursday ni ht from Leeds, had merchant. ¦ ' ¦ ¦ ^ eiange Glee Club," Mr. James', The Templars' to where the fire had taken place. In a little time ^ ... ' • chant, priest, and lawyer, and apparentl y well able extreme indigence ; and also the young man being complained during the day of being il) , but declined On Monday last, at Holy Trinity chnrch, Mickle^- Inn, in this Town. Although the weather was it was ascertaint-d! that it was the machine shop ol to" discbarge tbe duties belonging to tbe whole of now in Hull under the care of a surgeon , and we are having any medical assistance. He took two cups gate, Ijy the Rev. Mr. Sliackley;, Mr. Thomas imfavoarable, raining heavily from seven to nine Messrs. Wm. and Matthew Allen , machine makers. to Margaret, the second dangbfer them. The science of politics is well understood , happy to state, recovering bis sight, thouuh at a of cofl'ee and retired to his bed room, and in the Firhv, of Mr. o'clock, the company was numerous, and expressed The mill was left about halkpast seven in the about seven o Stephen Roughead, late guard of tbe Wellington being most frequently discussed amongst them ; and weekly expense of about 14s. to bis parents they motn'og, 'clock, he bad some boiled ¦ ' ¦ ' ' their entire satisfaction . Tne ball commenced , evi ning, to al l appearance quite safe. The engines coach. . . ¦¦ ¦ .- : everv one seems conscious of hisheedom, and ibe though t a little assistance from tbe parish fund milk , w hich he partook of, and fhortly after he was vigorousl kept up until a were immediately dispatched to the place, but form- iVednescJay last, af Batl^y Church, iboat eleven, and was y source from whence it springs, as tbey are taught to would enable them to continue him at that olace taken extremely ill , and died before eight. Verdict, On Mr. Jamefs- l&te honr. Tne comic sbngs were giren in Mr. , narely thei r assistance was noc required , the fire Bowcll, of Leeds, woollen-draper, to Miss Tindeistand somethin g of the nature of different lorms until he was recovered. The man has been twenty " Died by the visitation of God." Susanna Pwfctf? best stylf , and riieJien rapturous applause. haiing been extinguished [ before their arrival. The Gisburri, daughter of Mr. John Gisburn, surgeon of Government, and tbe principles on which natural years a rate-payer. His , Tfae songs of Mr. Clapbam and Mr. Lambert (a e*naverage earnings, with originating cause of thi.w fire remains a mystery. Catholic School.—A neat and commodious of Morley. ri hts are built, as it is the genius of some Govern- the a«sistaiice of ias singer of great promise) were well received and g part of his family, are lb's. per building raised by voluntary subscription as a charity On Wednesday last, at the Catholic chapel, Littfe ments to promote arid others to abridge. 1 beptopie w ei; be bas a boy working at rhe coal-p averag- The Grand Umted Order of the Golden eagerly encored. Mr. Clapham's sone, "A Wood-. it?, school for the education of the children of the Blake-street, York, by the Rev. T. Billington, ac- of the United States art proud of their liberties, and ing 4s. per week making a total of 20s. per week * Fleece.—^On Monday last, the members of Abra- cording to the rites «f the Catholic ~hz& Life " was indeed a treat, so much so, that a , , Catholic community in Richmond, was opened on church, Mr. , justly so, as tbey stand ou the ground of equality, from which if we deduct the 14s. above-named we ham's Lodge, No. 6, of this* order , held their anni- Smith, of Skiff Farm, Holme, to Martha Reoud encore was called for. The glees were *ung , , Wednesday, the thirteenth instant. Seventy-eight Catharine, each one viewing bis neighbour's rights as part of firjd they have Gs. per week to support i*even persons. versary at the bouse of Mr. Parish, the Fleece fnn , third daughter of Mr; Henry Hansotn. of York. i&nirzblv. and deli hted tbe audience. of the children find a. very mimerou* paity of th« at Ski g hi? own. Only ^ompare this state of thing* with is in this town , on which orpasiou a n umber of mem- On Tnes'day last, pton church, by the Rev. We must also state that a da-aghterj agtd 17, : most respectable inhabitants, friends, and welt- ' Caption to Shooters.—On Saturday last, the state of things.in England. The institutions oi now at home subject fai r hers sat down to an excellent dinner , after *h .ch the Richard Ogiesby. J. J. Starkey, Esq., of Liverpool, , to fits. Well, this was a . wishers of the institution , assembled and were to Elizabeth, eldest daughter of Henry AIcocfc is Mr. Thomas Crosby, of Leed s, formerly of Tol- royalty, with aD overgrown aristocracy, who posses* trial • the result of which was, the app licant was wires, &c. of the members took tea, all of which was hospitably entertained b t he Rev. Robert Johnson r from the Moors served u p in a sty y , Esq., of Aireville.near the former place. lmen, near York, was returning , nearly the -whole real ertates of ibc kingdom , and ordered out of the room, and refused one farthing of le which reflected great credit on the much respected resident priest of the town and sn3 baii faripned be got into a cart to ride. -Hav- ¦from , On Tuesday lash at Hayron church, by the.Rev. g tbe tithe-taking clergy filching tbe substance oi relief. the worth y host and hostess. The conviviality of the the zealous and active patron of the establishment. ing arrived at Cootridge near Leeds, he alighted Gliaries Revis Graham, Henry Appleton, Esq., to , tbe husbandman,—the commercial, manufacturing, Serious Charge of Embezzlement. In our evening was kept up until * a late hour, when the The children had a bountiful supp ly of tea and the beautiful and accomplished froa tfae cart and was pulling his pun out by the Jane, daughter of , and mercantile aristocracy that have caused tbe last week's police report, we had occasion to notice company separated , highly gratified with the enjoy- cakes and -spent a cheerful evening, deli hted with John Benington, Esq., both of that place. Also Dnzzle when " went off and tbe con- ', g , , it unfortunately different branches* of productive industry to be so far an abortive attempt to fix a paltry cbarge of em- ment of the day. We understand the Society is in a the notice of their kind friends and host. Mr. kMiott,.bt BieJby, to Miss Veoman,pf the^arne tents lodged in bis sbouldt-r. He was removed to fy»temized by partial legislation—by Acts of Parlia- bezzlement upon a poor than, mirier the Worsted very flourishing condition. place. It is remarkable that at the same clinrcb, Acts ibe Innrmary, where the wound was dres second theft. He asked tor some more pen- spinners, swore that part of tbe yarn produced was vidual, who, we hare no doubt, will-now see the , ^ or the plan for a new workhouse ; all of which com- Poor Law. Every meeting botk of Barnsley. , some trifling thing, and watching his oppor- of their manufacture, and that they had sold none the propriety of immediately avowing himself, and held within reasonable ^ plained of tbe shortness of the time allowed for send- distance against that measure Same day, at Mirfield, by the Rev. Mr. Tbomas- slipped another half gross of tea-spoons into either to Jowett or Hint. . communicating with Mr. Chambers on the subject. , was honoured with Nevin, Mr; George Smithson, cloths i j ?"Oj ing them in. After a few remarks bad been made, his presence, and its hustings made to resound with p nner, third ™ pocket. They were missed ; be was suspected ; On cross-examination, Wilcocli and Brigg3 ad- We certainly think he ought to do so.—£us.] son. of Mt. Reni-y Smitbson, to Mary, fourth itwas decided to wait tbe Tesult of Monday last, as mitted that the articles were not concealed, and anathemas against the act ; asa reward for bis ser- daughter of Mr. ^ * policeman was sent for, and they were found in in plans for tbe DEWSBDRV. I>a.vid¦ Hepworth¦ , all of Mir- being tbe day fixed on for sending that nothing suspicion.- appeared about them; but vices he was placed by the people in the situation of tield. • , , ' . . ^ pocket. The others were then also missed, and workhouse and should the Board i>e ul imately New Poob Law. . 63 5 that different sorts were intermixed contrary to tbe -Being somewhat recovered overseer, partly to prevent him falling into a state Same day, at Mirfteld the prisoner's lodgings being searched, they lans sent in or of from the overpowering , Mr. John Hatfield,to Miss ^»&found Ma bed. He was to disappointed, by having only a few p r^gater course trade with manufacturers generally, —— emotipp produced by tbe of actual destitution. As soon, however, as the Mary Elliss, both, Mirfield. Tinder committed of take none-at all it would then be before them to deter- drenmstance with threatening appearance of the riflemen, and the « trial. , but that it was no uncommon introduction of the New Law began to be seriously Same day, at the Catholic chapel, in Bradford, mine or to give a fortnight longer for that purpose. smallp iece makers. Briggs further, but reluctantly menacing manoeuvres of the cavalry,—my knuckles Mr. J. Cowell SrEiUKG "Wool.—On Monday, John "Whiteley, being somewhat relieved talked about, and it was fully ascertained that the , of Bowling^ to Miss Ann Bamford, The clerk stated that be bad furnished the appli- admitted, that tbe goods seized had been compared of the tremendous pain salary of the relieving of Bradford Moor. * notorious character, residing at Armley, was 's possession and some of which occasioned by the blows of the sturd officer would be something of cants with tbe necessary information they bad re- with yarn in Jowett , y police, and an advance On Sunday last, at tbe parish, church, Bradford, *°oght up at the Court House, charged with having were found to correspond. Mt. Hammond acknow- the acute smarting of the wounds inflicted by my , a strange something came over him quired. Mr. Pollard addressed tbe assistant over- that could not be accounted for. The labouring Mr. J. Goodchild, of Thornton, painter, to Mrs. Wil- teteTed tbe wool warehouse of Thomas Briggs, of called before them ledged that be only could identify the yarn pointed venerable lathers in the (Jospel (the: \Vesjeyan local man seers who were on the subject of preachers) being somewhat abated class, Who before appeared to be the only peo le , of the same place. 6*t place. The prosecutor is a constable, and was collecting tbe rates ; and in tbe course of his out as being of his spinning by alittle bit of c./lonred , With some degree p one or two lota ; and on being of composure, 1 sit to write a worth his notice, began to look gradually worse in Earning borne about two o'clock on Sunday mom- observations he enumerated tbe heavy duties which thread attached to few painful but unde- when he heard a door shut ; he afterwards closely pressed would not positively swear to it. niable facts. I had intended to have written a his ey es, till at last they became so odious that be *& they had to perform under the new Act, arising out DEATHS. *ird parties in conversation a asc e Mr. Clabkmw addressed the Bench in exculpa- lenctbeiied acconnt of the proceedings of the memo- cut all connexion with them entirely, by confessing , nd ertained th y of the circumstance of baviug to attend so many On Tuesday last, aged 51, Sarah Savile, wife of **re in his wool warehouse. U on this be closed tion of the cbarge sought to be fixed upon tbe de- rable 20th, but knowing that your usual correspon- to the New Poor Law party, his sorro w and con- p , different places, whereas nnder the old Act they dent, whose veracity is Mr. Robert Atkinson, surgeon, of this town, and door and attempted to hold it calling out for , fendant, of a nature so serious, but yet upon the unquestionable, will giye trition for the foolish part he had taken in their Green, Esq., of the ^* , , were residents amoDgst tbe rate-payers, which made -w easy to gain credence yon a faithful detail; of the whole, eldest daughter of the late Savile **Jtan bnt the villains forced it open and slightest hisper of suspicion, and knowing that behalf, in opposition to the very respectable and Leeds Pottery. ce, it comparatively easy for them to make calls upon difficul t to meet ; and drew their you like short communications behind them several and extremely , 1 shall pass over the kind gentlemen of Keighley. A treaty was accord- On Tuesday last, Mr. Richard Mellor, of Mel- 'ponded, leaving stone* tb«m. He divided the rate-payers into three classes. s attention to the fact ef great part of the madness of the rnagistrates, tbe atrocities of the *fcght worship' ingly entered into betwixt them, that if he would tham, ag«l 60, for 34 years a local pieacheT in the of wool, packed up for tbe purpose of being The first class he observed were those who were yarn, on comparison with Jbwetfs, being found to police, and the inauman conduct of some of our fel- cosn-jed risoner was well known at , low-towns only conform to their views by acting the part of. Wesleyan Methodist Connexion. away. The p not only able to pay, but willing*, the second were correspond 'Witt, the straight-forward account given men, and confine myself to the barbarous »e Sn;. as he lived within a short distance of the conduct of those Judas in betraying the cause of the poor into their Oh Tuesday morning last, after a short illness, and tbe able, but quite unwilling; and the third, were the by the defendant; and adverted to tbe imposing men whp call themselves the Senior, of Kirkbtrton J16^!!*^ prosecutor swears positively to his prosecution, " messpiigei-s of peace to guilty hands, they would reward him, not with thirtv Mr. James Booth, ,-aged 84. poor rate-payers, who, be believed, were quite as evidence in chief of the witnesses for the nierj ." These are last, at Aldbrougb, near Richmond,, 3***O2. The prisoner was remanded nntil the w s t t , diminished b<> con- James the draper and ^ossy the pieces of silver, but with the situation of relieving- On Saturday willing to pay as the first, but were not able to do which, hen if ed to the bo tom painter, eoncerning in the 84th year of her age, Margaret, wife of Mr. ^ming day, for the purposeof producing evidence siderabl that he scarcely thought there was any whom much might be said. For though I have been ofiicer. The affair was cordially accepted with so. Mr. P. afterwards suggested a plan to tbe y, , Matthew Bland, grocer, much respected and re- *Ms innocence. He stated that he was very case against the defendant at all ; out would pursue a Wesleyan many years, and consequently am many thanks to their honours no doubt for their Hi he was not assistant overseer?, that they might act upon to ^ gretted by her neighboursand fnends. s witnesses proved that drunk the investigation, as he would be able most distinctly familiar with every thing uncharitable and tyran- kindness ; and after innumerable plots and contri- last Jj^- to , prevent the necessity of them having to make se- nical ,• yet twpsuch Qc1 Wednesday , Georpiana Mary, the infant •^ tktthe went his annt's house, at a reij early to disprove the charge, and, by complying with the bard-hearted, unrelenting tyrants vances, in the shape of hole-and-corner meetings of George Swann Esq, cond calls en tbe rate-payers, namely, by giving tisfactorily I know not to live., , daughter at , ^^ ia the and appeared to have been unreasonable requirement of tne Acts, sa With these are linked, Johnny private interviews with magistrates and ten thou- On Monday last Redcar, be morning, of and notice on what days they wouJd attend at a certain every particle of a e e and con- the draper and Jimmy the , ^ after a short illness, c5af) being out breath exhausted. account for y rn s iz d, hatter, who, united, form sand bows and compliments for favours bestowed , Sarah , the wife of the Rev. J. Newsam incumbent er public-bouse, in such a place, for to receive tbe y trusted that the case would be dismissed. the most accomplished , ^ p»OD was remanded for further examination." fid entl party of despots that both sides at last realized their wishes and he is now of Sharow, hear Ripon. : rates, and collect them half-yearly instead of quar- John Joweti, manufacturer, was then called, ever did or ever can exist. These men were special , ^^oethebn meeting loaded with the blushing honours of bis new situa- On Monday last, suddenly, Mr. Miles Dyson,, Ukiok.—At the weekly of terly.- Some altercation took place respecting this wbo proved that he had bought large quan- constables—sworn ip for a special purpose—to en- ^ds last at tion. Amongst the numerous solemn vows made by laadlord of the Grey Horse, Chapel HiU, Hndders- ^i Branch, held on Monday eveuinz , arrangement, on which a motion arose out of it that tities of yarn from respectable spinners, and force a detested law, and il our throats were not eir wide enough, him against the new law one to the alarming field , aged 72. ™Jl Temperance Coffee Honse, Briggate, the clerk be appointed to write to tbe Poor Law bad sold different counts from 28s. up to 44s. to to receive-it, they Werei resolved to , was On Saturday last , the wife; un & ID e a Kttte- wider effect that he would have the arms cut from his , aged 34 years, Martha iJ?j?! " *^ Jt«>nal members were admitted, and- Commissioners, in order to ascertain whether the Hirst, and that the yarns produced were similar to ?^ ,t2em by the application of their of Mr, Richard Nelson^ joiner and cabinet-maker, ^«aon animously agreed to that some political those he had so sold. He produced invoices of shillelalis; they went round the to Wn like monsters, body , rather than submit to it. This promise like a bf Malton, Thomas Wells, Esq., every Board bad the power to order tbe overseers to col- ^ insultiDg and he intended to and daughter of * ^c088 ^ at weekly meeting, goods purchased by him, which, in comparison with driving the populace, who had ga- great many more of his, we believe, 6f the eaiae placey was interred in the Uni- teemmae aee ^ at lect the rate twice a year. It was carried unani- s books of account, already established regular thered round^^ to see the> soldiers; evade as we have seen him frequently since, if we She to # preeiseiv eight o'clock every Mondav Hirst' ^ and if at any timfe , tarian chapel^ according the services usual on. ^ mougly. Mr. P. also put bis plan to the test of the transactions between them for Beyeral years. Mr. C. they conld give a person a severe blow with their mistake not as usual. Pjt -T?" Iwo eld and tried nltra Badieals amongst on which not a band was held Dp against , with both arms on sticb. occasions. earoUed meeting} said,he would , take .the liberty of exannng Mr. Geo. staft thev failed not to do it. Josay was observed to \. . t ^~=*; tne« B*m«8, and RgBified theii it. A memorial from the assistant overseers of the knock down Wednesday On Friday weeV, aared 39, Miss Lydia Harri»on> ™»» « kee Ingbam, the Inspector-general,who seemed surprised a youngwa child threeit times, who could Socialism.—rOn the evening of week, , dyer, of Malton. -, ping up a continual fire agsinst the ont-tom)Bhjp8 was then presented to the Board. It defence, and 0 8 JV and to be f our lectures on the above daughter of Mr. Harrison DBftal to be required to jgive evidence for the ?^il^ appeared the and the three f ollowing, On the 12th inst, at Ashton-under-Lynie, after a leTi sS'tem, and its base ani aaprind- to be pennitfr'd to have all summonses served qneer on being unexpectedly intention ofall^ four to create a Radical tva> supporters. asked no doubt, Mt a little disturbance, in order subject were delivered in the Association few days illness of inflainniation, in tite 46th year by the constables, as tbe New Poor Law was very placed in such a novel situation, and who, after a that someof their fellow-townsmen mightbe arrested room, by Mr, Rigby, from Leeds. The audiences Thomas Goodall, currier and _ BARysur g. was compelled a sd secured by the pf bis age, Mr. spirit I*02i unpopular in some of tbe townships, which rendered little alternate probing and fencing, police. These are the professed which were not bo numerous as might have been merchant. -HisMemory will be. revered by a large ^^d Commissiok. and expen- teachers of the peacefnl armed in —One of tbe Com- it very dangerous to serve them. After the chairman to divulge the sequel of this troublesome Gospel of Jesus Christ; and expected were apparently highly delighted with Mr. circle offriendx; As a tender father and affectionate j^»era Barnsley, on sive inquiry, namely, that it had been represented perhaps as early as next Sabbwh we Aall bear ' - Thnreday, the had read tbe document, be assured die memorialists some ol them^ Rigby' s discourses. busband be conld^ptbe excelled, and his residence;- «istsinl, and commenced his inquirv oo that either Jowett or Hirst (we could not distinctly declaring with a sanctified look and on all occasi to render Fridav it eonld- Dot be done: on acconnt of tbe expense 8j l e A OLDHAW. was marked pns succour I6r tonbaned it ob Monday, Tuesday, ' catch the name) had been suspected of illicit-deal- C *y\i»«te, so shall it be meted the distressed. His remains were attended to the . Wednesday which wonld be incurred. Mr. Shaw, asisstant which de- OI ^n^ eS l shmi Mr. tol Z^f^ay. We had prepared a pretty lengthy ings in Alapacha yarns, not one fibre of ; v O'Connor d us St. Peter's Chapel, Olidham.—The Rev, family vault, on TTiUtBuay. the 16th, by a large overseer of the Elland district, said, if he went to articles in whatLVt« to do; ''LetcX the^ grass grow btfore,their P«««ed™Pi tDt oa Wsdnesday, scription of wool appeared amongst the dpora." Wm. Lees,;B:-A.< late assistantxutate 's hnrnber of his masonic brethrenv attired in deep cffll p ^ one tlte top of Elland to serve a summons, be would -The magistrates immediately dismissed Neither Jet Jossy paint a tub, nor bay a yard of St. Peter , ¦ ' ¦ mmi8Sioner8 from London, arrived question. of has been appointed perpetual curate of mourning, he having acted as treasurer fnrjTp¥flrtH _ '^ : *ta- t bere have j o take a constable with him 5 and Mr. , after a very patient and candid bear- tape of James or Johnny^ nor even carry an old ha: the living of ^formed ns that the printing of tbe evidence tbe complaint that place j by the Rev. T. years to the Lodge Muiervatj 377. -j^gJE^offi ^ It to WomewltT, of tbe Sontbowram district, Btawd, that to the gratification of the parties implicated, for Jimmy s wife to bind; but while their^ dis- Blackburn, rector of ^ 1 0 is due Mx. Commissioner ing, b/ Prestwick-cum-Oidiiain Oh Monday^ last, after a fc g^'f ^ ^ if he went into Hartkbe&d, he would require a against whose characters and conduct not the gusting hypocrisy they are courting the favour of the , on the recornmendation of ^ ^^J ^S^M^L tnat, in onr opinion nothing could be the congregation. Eh , daughter of Mr. Matthew ^. , tDe done constable with him. After some desultory remarks, slightest impu tation could be raised, and to the ap- great, let us teach them that their livelihood is in a The curacy was vacant by the ^t Boo |nv3 3|^^»j^^?^ reater rne8s conducting vat measure death of the late *J5airv ^ ^^ of this tbe matter was dropped and the Board then sepa- pirent satisfaction of a numerons attendance of g dependant tpon the poor. If they highly respected curate, the Rev. Oh Saturday last wife btMx. ; will not serve us, let Wm. Winter. , Mary, ^HL^^rar^Cs^?y2 rated into sections to examine applicants for relief. jieods and a crowded court. them starve. worth, of CUyton, aged60. * f4 ^^^^^%^P^S>

' ' ' ' ' ¦ ¦ ' ' ¦ ' ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ ' ' ¦ ¦ ' ¦•¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ : ¦ -¦ - - - ¦ : - . • . . .iWr. . - . .,. , ¦ : . - ' ' THE ;. .J ^ ^^ T;k^- /. - 6 0^S9^» ^. ^. ^ August 25 183R he tru sted the people of Rochdale would back tln-in only thank them lor the comphment they had paid W e told him that he had made ; the appoin tment to THE RADICAL govern England as they had governed Ireland , aud ?' lf tbjtf miniBtry , this *'d elnda ig " AHHIT EBSABY OF peop le might depend upon it they were now pre - in their efforts to select the best men they could get- him ; the mann er in which they had ^ paid :. - "it ad- see 'is, arid we wished to-know if another day would ^ ministry ^ nioistrr W the " ^*b^ , this ASSOCIAT ION AT BOCHD ALE. paring a Coercion Bill. [Cries of *» We won't have This would be a government of the ptsople, becan se mitted of no reply. Three ^ times three ^ chears and fee more "conveinient7 IJo , he tbooght not, for hi« thi»minM try of ^tbimbfogS^^ one cheer more :then we ^ ;:if " agitator ^' tl t Rochdale cele- it."] Why, said Mr. O'Connor , if that would sto p as they had not got a legal government , they would wer e §fiven for Messrs. O' Con- Lordship had wished thai would leaTe our men- mwndiane ^ who. r luxS ^ On Monda y last the Rad icals of nor Vincent ^^Taylor , Gobbett Fletcher coinmunicate out wish to him , aided by th eir 8ate! E S form ation of their it, it would be hushed at once. But did they not say have one for themsel ves. (Cheers.) The object O< ,^^ * , and others; sage or (Mr. Phil- dmen the people- ef Enrfa nd brated the anniversary of the parlia ment would be to represe nt the people ; and after three cheers and one cheer more had been lips.) Having no othe r altprnati ire we gave him a 110 hellion te-f S^*OXpnnelL Btahee u^2^ ' Theatre . At four o'clock the tables were ciation of Rochdale petition yp» r PitzwilHa niw ftu sselT-ffift juKs fthe pastries &c Suffrage ? Bnt he did not blame them , because they ted that honourable body, that they wonld no longer , the meeting broke u p at about the naeeti ng, and th * had sent—re ad and many . ioftdetf lift the most excellent viands, , • eleven 9'do ck oeber *;V,if these watch es, whS& the ^Clock Face ," in had been sbainefiill y betra yed by their own pa rt y, suffer the peop le to remain as they were that they , emen ^ over my letter and yours to him, of which he wished ing^ availed UieinsehreH the, SSri deTS- the landlord of " or '' ery;) lightened with- . the evening' ^ him—and ai' of foj ndar ify and in a very short time and tampered with by both the Whig and Tory fac- wanted an answer , "Aye, " No. (Che Then ^^ s proceedi ngs. This was copies to be left with ter giving, onr their >> violentv • and ^ Water Str eet, Mr. , would get up and say, " Gentl er one of the ntpst enthusiastic ^ imfiammat ory ^ tre a^aS wa» ^scarcely a tions. He hoped, however , that every man would Lord John Russt-11 Hadical meetin gs we opinion respecting the injustice of such proceedings v speeches '^ have-pbtaMi^ ed for after the doors were opened , there receive these petitions , they come ever witnessed in Rochdale. tha t might follow them • if tbes&felJ * prob abl o 0 begin to bestir himself, if he would not lose the game. men, we cannot arid the consequences by , if such cannot suceeed ia enslaving «*t to be obtained. There were y fr m 15 of people who are our enemies—whoi preced ents were ' to be coontenauced. ^ th the people, in ake Of La ^ncaaler, and the tightful , lfypu are not now connncedvailthat this-is chair, Jt T"i^ the enthusiastic cheers meoting. Bill as they and the. men of Birming ham find- governmen t would come and petition the people to he nbt at once refuse to see them, and honestly say fetmanto ^ tLJ meeting for the did ; a heir to the thr pne of thes f realms. The following is ^^ ^ W ^ ry ^ a himself of He said he felt much obliged to the ing they were disappointed, would never have used return to their work . (Laughter.) This was so in his letter ? ; It may be howeve# and . this we last constitutio natr ^AA't neither to ™m ia placing him in the common sense view of the case; for they could a verbatim et literatim copy of his documents. that the gentlemen* wi>nld ybu be nffll lionour they had done half the exertions they did to obt ain that worthless no^ say in charity, before referred suaded , thoug h oae rose from the dead." ; -v^ chair; thoug h he must confess he wonld rather they measure. [Hear , hear.] Mr. C^Connor then do without the people a single day. (Hear, hear , No. 5, Albion, Buildin g*, Bartholomew Close, to, made au nnfavourable rep ort of us to his Lord- ' , however , they and cheers.) During the time of the passing of the n!j ;^etme ^akrbeg pf you, my feU6* countryra 8a.til had elected some one else. Since referred to the manner in which the pre *s had UndpiivFaby. 10, 1838. ship, as per»6 iaor * calcalated to woand by truth , ewryrank ,^riph ^iind poor to leave ^hw office by Unit-roil Suffrag e-, Reform Bill the Mar quis of Londouderry said, My L ud Hard ship, lease b flatteryi However , off xllvselessfmtil had elected trim to handled Ins speech at the Birming ham - meet* , ,—I hope the of my Case will than p y , after waiting for anttlearn to walkaod mp ^in iine be hoped they would rapport him in it (Load that ''i f this bill passed he would leave the coun- be a Mufficient trud ing a week and upwards and not receiving an ,^6ne,iwo;and ftr2 ine, obserring tha t a man was never great excuse for in myself on your , anawer, deep ; withbttttri p^ing tip eachptbjM' forward me the dpA They would not allow him to go on in hfes suort by lens an d twenties ! it wiU be root tell diem of tHte prin ciples which they were met " t t y him into he, >• when you go, you had better take vour laud been used towards me '.and my unfor tuhftte famil cumen ts I had - left with him*. The- iiextydny I healthy eae^ and Lancashire , bu hey must inagn f y. ' * dse ; but do nofi interrupt any pass ehger ^ni to advocat e, and which tbey considered to be truly importan ce by making him the subject of a leading with you." (Laughter.) But when the people M y Grandfather ilande f Harland was Born at Calvis re ceived the following letter :-- ., ' take ™. rinci which^ must be *dont«d if AM; ypn . hay*.not yonO arms .with yon rJe S thosep olitical p ple* article in every one of their jsapers. If they wanled stood still they would; carr y their land with them. Hallnear Thirske;in fte Npr tli Riding of yorkshire , tehaiL Augu sts 1838. ! them at home , Let country vat what it ought to be. (Hear.) W>i , % , every htUe band chu ^the ever tto to d- n him they ought to nare been nlent. If Th ^ir capital was. their mlelligence and their labour he .was the Lawful Hen* and Descendant of John Sib,—I reply to youi- letter of the 1st instan t: and telligent nto* TheT had tried varions suffra ges of late ; they had ¦" anil } ^ • . in of iU members for a teacW to elevate .him, then they could not have taken a — that which was the nation's strength Duke of Gau iit arid Lancaster , Report says he was har e to inform you that on the same morning on and. then follow his orde rs- ln ypnr "be^n under a Refor med Parliament , called together greatness — that: whic h built up the great Cr own«d king by the title of James the Third , mbvem eats. 6iri better course to do »o. (Hear, hear.) The Radi- in which 1 saw the deputa.ti6n ^ I' communicated " their him your names ,, and let him ar rang e the ' ty the most enlightened constituency that ever were cals of this country were now become too enlightene d power of tyranny, the power which made the people the 17th Centaray But Owing to an nnfortunate time aS hter)—men who staterh pnt to Lord J phn Russell , together with t6e place for these: amns ements. : X^t this " represented in England—(laug to be led away by the caprice of either Whig or Tory slaves—that which was the means by which tue Cas trough which happened in Crossing the Cart miil . be da& virhie and integrity— petition and other pape rs. Lord John Rnssell im- uistatiter i everytphere; so that when yon. waffi u possessed ill intelligence , , faction ] and " if there were any course that could people could overthrow the proudest despotism tkat sand s where he lost maney of his friends and follow- mediatel y direc ted a " letter to be towns you hear )—these were the men that were repre- writteii to the may no longer jostle arid iricomriiodi {hear , prove more destructive to the Radicals than another , ever cursed the world with its influence. [Cheers.] ers, party Deputies rauning very high at that time military au thorities , requesting that an inqniry each otben if any magi sented by the advocates of the Reform Bill as 4 have _ strate , or btoer omcer; shoSJ it was one of two courses . He had been taunted To obtain Universal Suffrage , then , they must about Religeion he Retired to the parish of saiut might be made , relative to the alleged interru ption fancy, that by playing at this game the only peisons who were fit to be repres ented in They could Saviours southwa rk vyou ar froffen dint with recommending physical torce ; but he bad confidence in themselves. [Hear] where he took the Menial situa - of a meeting at Newcastle , by the military. Lord against fhe act to proh ibit militar y training, Parliament. It was an old observation , however , not trout the aristocracy ; they had been dece.ved tion of Gfooni to to Mr. Thr ale or Barclay an Italie n * W»hr never done anything of the kind ; he had always John Russell has not yet received the information then, try it, in one 's arid two's—the poin t is to Wn that the tree must be known by its fruits. (Hear.) told the people that the man who marsh als physical by them , and they now no longer pro iesseu to we the great Brewer, he afterwards worked for Mr. tor which he had applied, and is therefore ;o run ana This class had now;been represented in Parliament to unable , at wa * like men with souls in your bod iei force wonld be the very nr ^t desert their ranks. Inen dly to the princi ples of democracy . [ Hear.] Goodwi n, a Dyer of the same parish , But he being present , ti> return Hny answer to th e deputation ob teening your heads for upwards of six years , -and what had they ttone of di«>uuc fioii erect, and yonr sboolde rs. wei (Hear , hear.) Every revolution gained by blood- They were now drawing a broad line Discovered was Assassinated in the year , 1748, when tfe-e subject of the petition. The petitio n and other )ack. In itna red thai they were rectdviu j ! they pleased , but their cheers would not do for [Cheers. ] The New Poor Lhw ouglit to be resisted , my late Brother- and endeveourea to get me aiid all " eai. than usual , there inu>i cumstances contained in the petition of certain ini ment, tliat he may be able to a sword " more at tbe parish boar d t. em. (Hear.) Had they yet tried their moral not by lorce , but by refu>ing to pay a single fate th e next of kin of the intestat e Charles H arland to habitants of Newqastle-upon - fyne - BeUeve me, if you ^ have been some reason for it—[bear]— and those , . relative to the openly, and quietly, and univej. power to its fi_ ii- exten t ? (No.) Had he nut unJer thut law . Tut; House of Coinmon s liad net sighn away their Rights in.a fraudulent trust . Deed conduct of this military towards a meeting held on sally thu s arm , there mil be ¦who were the law inak 'ers -'roeh t **> teire a>ked what people] thry prepared lor that no-f ii-hting ; bnt , if yd stood aloue for ti.. = years , agitating the .' counties oi riaht whatever to tuact it; and they [the purpose and in which Davison Ihe Town Moor on the day or'her Majest y's corona- resolve, at thin critical jnnctnre , to leave "wa s the cansf , and to have remJwd it, [Cheers.] were j 'x-stiKe i in resisting it. [ Cheers.] . Bui, 'iuu e- maue hnnsKlfe a truste. This tra p I opposed with yourHelv ei ho»nve thaf millions oi Yorkshire and Lanca>hire. and if there had been tion , and to a5f.»ur e you that there was not any inten- and your Que<>n without pro tection , yon «tij Thev nevtr considered , r, mneieeu others who ha 1 gone at their own expense pemJeiil of all these luiuor qufstion ^ thfy were never all my migh t and proceeded to Discover the pedigre e pour of this country, , tion, on the part of the militar y, to int erru pt the deserve to have your petitions once morelan ghed acre>Lad been taken from the and laboured in the same wr.y, they wonld have had lo foiget tliat the only ihiug which itwas worth their of my f amil y with success—And my Deeds papers ii laced in the hands of the aristocracy. [Hear meeting in question. r-the chain s you will then be expected fo wear and p , Universal Suffrage long wgo. They had not the re- puins to contend for , waa Universal Suffrage. aud pedi gree have Been Examined at the Mansion ,^ hear.] .M illions of acres oi public prop erty were , I. am, Sir, your obedient Servan t, , beccnie you well; but you wHi' not brook them, and fore, vet gone as far as moral iorce could go, and [Ciieers.] Alier the contemp t with which the iionse iu the City of London Befor e the mayor when loo late to gain a bloodless victor y, taken , on which thousands of happy cottagt rs fed their aldttrman Kell Hobler M r. Wm. Lovett. S. M. PHILLIPS. , your spiriti till they went to the full extent they had no right to tinuse. ot Commous had al*a> s treiiu d p*Hi - y arid Mr. , on the 16th may will indignant rise, and at mieven odds you their geese, ai:d ducks, and piss, and sometimt-s ( aiid dfgradatipi j 1837 at which time william Davison produced susau P.S. Thft petition and the plan are herewit h re- will it *penk of physical Jorce. (Hea r.) Was ther> ; a man ion^, wouid it . not be a disgra ce ¦ ¦ forced to fight and bleed, and die! ikdetenca of on were «uabied to raise a little cow, and all was to them to petition the House tor any further change r Harland to id«utef y her as my lawftill wife. 1 dia turned to you. • " . , and among them that woul d not rather eke out his. '• ancient institntioris " as your forefathers did. taken from them bv acts of Parliament yet existence in the wilds of Siberia or A rabia , than Let the people go to it upou the plan recom mended by not know she was alive as she was stole away from The petition and the plan have been handed over they had the audacity to say they must be driven Arm, then—Arm for Peace—Arm for Justi ce- .-heJ n drop of blood ? (Hear , hear , and '' Yes— the Binniughiim Union and say " We demand me nine years Before at which: time- a large sum of to D. W. Harvey, Esq., M.P., to presen t to PainV ARM for the ri ghts of all. You will f rom the pa rish board. [H-ar , hear , hear.] I f the "—(cheers)—beca use till the money was also stolen and taken , away from my have no need it but we must have justice. ") There was another Universal Suffrage , ment. learn the tis?of arms. The fact, that youar e knoi! people haa beeu represented in Parliament , woul d thin g that was becoming very fashionable ainoug peop le were represente d there would be no securit y house in the City of London when they sent her With great respect, I remain , on behalf of the De- like these thus to rob them : ¦ ¦ t<» Repossessedof them, m\\ be enough ; it will teid they have snfferedm> *n the Riidic-dls, which wai to give their support to tin tor the preserva tion of their interes ts. (Hear , hear.) to America wh-^re I find she was Rexideing in New putation , your fellow-citizen , . ' • - [Cheers , an d never.] No, it was nut to be conceived. * Ho\vick and Co. no more to laugh at your petition!, Torie s rather than the Whigs. Now he would tell I n conclusion, he could only tell them that he felt York with Capt. Berkeley a man lame with one leg WM. LOV ETT That is all that is at present requir ed. Ale said, then bv the deeds of ihe Reformed Parlia- they -.to Bdr p . , SEcnETARY. them , that if the Tories came into office to-morrow . the dee p importance of those duties which had Reported . be a .lon out of vvedlock- -to u per - Does any Patriot , any Christian ment, we should to judge them , and " bv their deeds mau ever son Calling • This in as it is written . , still start >1 he would work day and nkht rill he drove them from to perlonu toward * themselves. No one himselfe earl of Berkeley, nor have I this ad vice ? If so, he hus yet to learn what it hit they should stand or fall. [Hrar , and lou d cheers.] office again. (Cheers. ) He had not forgotten tue existed , or ever would exist that could eluvate them ever seen her since she was produced at the Man- Lord Bronaliain had been instructing tht-m, but th*-y be* or deserve to be, a Fhbeman . The real strejiiH iniquities of the one in the atrocities ot the other. Co political life. Jl depended upon thems elves, and sion houio. of a good Governm ent is in an •were as iguoran t a-s ever. (Hear.) He nad bren that they should M-aiiey years ago it was Customary for the armed people, ad (Hear.) But while, they despised the Tories , they uot.iing was of more ati>Jiutage than Dif- ORlGINAL CORRESPONDENGE. therein lies, also, the great est dread of teaching them about the Rums of Pompeii and Her- superiorit y aud iuielligeuce. They ferent Couipaiieys of the City of London to erect a bad tin- were not, therefore , to tolerate the Whigs. (Hear , feel thei r own vernnien t. A patrioti c constituti on Governni wt colane ain. He had given them a number of ac- hear. ) They had sufficient power amongst them h ad heard much about Physical Force • but if they stands on each side the street called Chea pside on *! counts in Natural iLstor y &c. ; but he never need s no f orce but such a people, and such a pw)p!e , to discomfit both parties ^—(cheers)—if they onl y had K nowled ge, they would be better able to unman tht* 9th of november when the Coperation of the City The Editors of " The Soh/iern Slar " wish lo be distinctly will "taught them any thing about Universal Suffrage , make a sneering, laughing , Government of acted properl y, and refused this choice of evils. ttte strongest fortifications of despot ism. [Hear.] It of Lwiidon Ufed to iuvite my father and place him untierslitoti t/tut in affording a vehicle tor the discussion vj aEBELS and Annunl Parliaments , and Vote hj Ballot. (Lnujrh- great Public kuestiwis,^ they are tut la be identified if iV/i the of traitors treriible. ' They had had a trial of the Tories before , although they wished to have the foundation of their govern- in one of those Booths or stands in Order that the Sentiments ur Itia Languuge ot their several Once more , let me remind and exhort in, and cheers.) These were p lain and simple were to cousuli- New Lord Mayor Correspondents. you—n he admitted that even under the old borougu- men t secure , if they wished as it , might pay Iris Respects to him as secrets— no more great meetings at present—(tint -things , like the iirst pri nciples of all good govern- mongeriug Parliament the of the dutK th e institutions of their country, let th em be h« pass,d. And my Ancestors as I iun informed it men ts. (Hrar.) (At this momen t Mr. O'Connor , representa tives are very dangerous tiow.J Take car e also to behw le then did not dare to pass such measures builtupoutheintelli gence ot tk e innltitude . [Cheers.] was useal to Quarter the 3 nuier , de- lis,-in the Royal made his appearance, and was receired with deafen - peop . No. III. with becomin g reverence to all magistrates and or. against the people as the Whigs had done under the He called upon thsui to lay aside every vice, and to Arms of Engiand , who Can Account for their Dis- sons in legal ing cheers.) They had laid down those princi ples authority. Answer all que stions titls. " Reform BiU. (Hea r.) Every act they had passed have no more bickering and strife. (Hear , hear.) apuearauce out of the present Ruyal Arms is it be- TO THE PEOPLE OF ENGLAND. out guile. Let them, if they wish it time after time, and there was only one thing 's welfare and to cause the Brunswick fainiley is not iri titled to them , hear youi e- since the passing of the Reform Bill, had been To feel an interest in each other , , Fellow Countbvmen ,—I am aware that the lan guments and inspect you r¦ arms ,; Keep notKtj necessarv to test the mattei fairlv , and that was this joi n iu every laudable way to further the great object My late father Jaines Harland who died in the year p - aitnet for three done all in their power 'to-crush liberty a; home loudl y cheered. inates he having wroug ht 40 y«ars in one shop. I mo something to wards paying off the National Debt , condemn and reject my counsels. You boas t of lation , abhor that which is evilv cleave to that vfhitl and they were now going to itinerate to prepare Janies H arlan -: left my home when 1 Was 10 years it shonld not be the people's fault. (Hear , hear.) Mr. James Paul Cobbett next rose , and was your attachment to the " ancient institutions " of is good." . _ • themselves tor the coming campai gn. (Hear , hear.) received with loud cheering. He sai d it was the first of Age and wrought in an iron foundrey for two your country. Tell ine how by any other means One thin g is certain , the Governmen t cannot con. But they were going to get up a great demonstration , shillings and sixpence a week , , tht*y " ¦wonld Mr. O'Connor then entered into an amusili g and time he had haa the honour of meeting wjch the nien this Being all I bad can be restored ? If you are disposed to l and plain { Brou gham , Radnor , Rutl and , Ri chmom and he hoped they jcome ont and let the to pr ovide me witU Board Lodgeing and washing. ive , all were, (Cheers livrlj descri ption of the differ ^ncJ between of Rochdale , buc ue was fully sennible of the liouonr see them utterl y destro yed—I am riot . Remember and FiTZW iLUAM cannpt cprn plain. They say Ait connt/y -cee how many they , and a candid ate for a seat in Parliament Bui 1 mustsay my late Brother and myselfe Became laughter.) And how many there were on the , wnd a Mem- tney had conferred upon him by their invitation. It —the People arc Loya l—it is the Legislature who the people are all happy, and.all deliehted with ik - ber of the House of Commons. He said, if there goodworkmen at our trades and Received great people's side ; and if the Whig? liked they would became him, in aduressiug them, that he should be. are Tbaitobs and Rebels . Yon are afraid , tha t by New ?oor Law, so that if the happ y and delightd was one th ,ng more than anot her for "whic h the frank in his declaratious respecting those subjects wages, we were very successful in our business And by prop ounding these constitutional , people are armed, nobody need fear them, bu t tle pnt it to the vote. (Cheers.) Bnt he would say no i ray late Brther left a personal Estate of four thou- doctrines a Whigs deserved condemnation , it was for their which had beeu already laid before t 'lem with »o R evolution must , ensue . Ah, my friends, your " dozen agitatprs /' and the few " idle, lazy, dissolute more at present , for all be could say could only be treachery towards O'Connell . At the conomen ce- sand pounds which was the pr oduce of Care arid like dry bread tn them. (No, no.) There were much ability . Mauy persons looked upon all further fears are groundless :—the Revolution is- already in villains" who oppose th e New Poor Law. We shall mi'iit of the session , they-took him by th ^ hnfls, and Rclorm as unnecessary. (Hhht , hoa r.) Hh industry Obtained by the sweat of our Brow in the see, soon, who grumble s, some gentlemen present , however , -who brou ght progress. Have we not seen aXori/ Chuneellor pro- when the people¦ are ii s walloped the Tories right and left with him. doubted not that those persons had the greatest youtii t iill Days of my familey And of which said pose a Bill which he declared to be state of defence and self-pre>erv *tion." - . plenty of butter with them , and he did not doubt proper ty we Kave Been so shamefully Robd off b unconst itu- . it on pretty thick. (Cheers.) [Cheers , and laughter.] He (O'Connell) went into re.-pect for the ingiitutions of the country ; y tional ? Is not that Revolution ? H ave we not Fellow Countrymen ^—At all risks I havenowdoiie that th ey would lay tne House of Commons like a grey hou nd , with a this most Horrid Couspiracy against my familey. He should , therefore , consign the meeting to their but they did not seem to know that we have already seen that avowedl y uncon stitutional 'Bill passed by an my duty ; but remem ber, the \evil Spirit , againrf long tail behind him, but he walked out with a little had iu Euglan d all the changes for which we now My Lord excuse me now i begin to write overw helming majority, in both Lords and which you have ,to contend , and which now hands. (Cheers.) tfom- u possesa move the following resoln- scut behind him. [Much laughter.] Mr. O'Conuor seek. (Hear , hear.) They were told by the best My duty prompts me to begin to tight. uious ? That is Hevulution ! Is? it not Revolution to your governors , goeth not out but by pfayeraild Mr. Taft then rose to continued for a great length of time to address the N»t with the Righums : the wicked is my aim ¦£on ;— au thorities that the taking of the Suffrag e from the , destroy th e prero gative of the Grown , and to. govern tas serve the people but upon the princi ples of Universal whpn To Lord Cheife Justice Denham. h at the Churc hes Ballot and he supposes this, he will receive the for us to have any further reforms at present. It moot sacred or dinance ? What is it bat Revolution, After this, if you remain unarmed , talk no noi! Suffr age, Annu al Parl iaments, Vote by , No of aD goeo men. [Loud cheers ,] Property Qualification for Members - and Payment approba tion was only right, however, that retorm ahonld proceed N. B. I have sent Lord Denraan and the Atto rney to destroy your local constabulary protectio n, and f Af aa oppressing Government. You will theh V ," Let ever y man put has hand steadfastly and per- till they obtained the political rightu of the whole General Copey s of this Letter with my Declareations to deliveryou over to the cutlasses of a forei your, own oppressors ; but I do hope that your «iw for servin g in Parliament l gn police ? severing y to the oar , and then we shall soon see English people. If they look ed at the question of But Can get no answe r. Are spies allowed to infest the land , and children will shame you into a lore of C'omtith ~Hb saidif the principles of government were not of our lirue vessel floatin g in th e harbour of comfort save under the the Extension of the Suffrage as a matter of law, no influence of a Revolution ? Trul t Revolution. tional Liberty and Freedoni. the amplest character , they were not at all likely and repose." [Cheer y i is s.J one could fail to be convinced that the fiillest HIS CLAIM TO THE THRONE. and nothing but Revolution, to des tro y your local to procure and preserve the interests of the great extension of the Suffrage had been enjoyed , and "Oijr fdthem found this Island poor »Dd rode ; body of the people. (Hear , hear.) He was con- " They never fail who 3ie We haw» also been served with a printe d note, of self 'governinf i boards—to surrender your poor into With social joys they cheered the solitude; In % great cause: tbe block may soak their pore ; that parliaments had been convened every year. which the following is a copy. the hands of strang ers—to vinced , that as nature had adapted , every thing to BodQenin separate your families, , They gave it lnws, rcUgion, powefj and state, Their heads idbj the snn ; their limbs It appeared absurd to some people we should have arid to break up They gave it all, that makes a nation great ; ' tie circumstances of man that was most conducive Be strung to citj gates and castle walla— Copy of a Letter deliveredto the Board of Claims, your cottages 1 It is worse than ¦ parliaments so short ; but it was altoge ther a matter Revolution, to poison , under Commissioners ' Edicts And ahaiV, in after times, our children My to hl« interests , it was equally so with gover nments. Bntstill then - spirit walks abroad. Thoug h Tears Whitehall. , "We gave the dear inheritanceaway : A House of Commons "elected by the great Elapse , and otb en share as dark a doom, of convenience , for if their member * were good men thousands of the poor ! Then agai n, is it hot Jievo~ ? it would be easy to retnrn them again and if they What !^—We the 3ear inhentaji ce fbiego— body of the people, could not fail U> attend to the They hut augment the deep and sweeping thoughts , 1 Mv Lords ,—I, James Harland, now res iding at lution to invade the ri ghts of your Lords Lieutenant , No—by the spirit *of our fathera -r-No!!" Which crrerpower allotkera, and conduct were not, one year was quite long enough to. be , Albion Buildings, Bartholom ew Closa, City to degrade your Magistrates; and , by a mot k elec- interests of the people. (Hear , hear.) "When the The world at last to freedom !" No. 5 to people had the mart to do, with their own. affairs troubled with their services. One gran d consequence of London , do claim to be your lawful Sovereign , iu tion of Guardian ^ insult and rob the- rate- Prove your selves worthy of your fathers ; i* of such an arrangeme nt wonld be that the members , they always managed them Ihe best. (Hear.) What Mr. O'Connor then sat down amids t tremendous ^ and by virt ue of the several Acts of Parliament payers ? What is it but Revolution * to infest the givie youncbildren canse to curse yon. Be Mnwl was the ca-.e now ? Instead of bein g happy and cheering. if they valued their interests , would think a great made arid passed in the reign of those Kings of land with swarms of mercenar y government tools that » the Lord will avenge the poor ; and mainlja comfortable , as in the days of King Alfred , they had deal more about their constituents ' interest. He Englan d, viz. :— and spies and vermin of every kind , under the the cause of. the heltilegs;" if, howeVer, the gins rf " Mr. , (this name was not announced) moved maintained that the man who had the least to toil h*ke slaves and were miserable Into the oar- and Mr. Robert Holt, seconded the next resolution names of Assista nt Commissioners , L'ouimis«ioners' this nation can only he purged by blood ,)ne verfor |!5i , prop erty had the greatest stake in the country , HENRY III. EDWARD III. are¦&& ¦ ain. ;They must , therefore ,have Universal Suffrage which was, " That this meeting will cordiall y join HENRY IV. EDWARD IV. Valuers , Surveyors, Stilly Magistrate s, Clerks,; R^ that " they that-be ;filaiii.with -tiie sword . ^bffore tht:ir grie>~ances could be properly redressed. pre suming him to be an honest man , and lieving-officers , Auditors, Treasi ?rers i MetropoKtan than Uiey- that be slain with hnai ger ; for these^i«* in any constitutional mean * lor the obtaining a able-to serve his countr y independent of his HENRY " VII. tin YCheers.) House of Commons ' formed npori the afj reinen- And by which Statutes so made , provided , and de- police, and I know not what besides, over Whom, away, strickenab thfoflgb. for want of the fruit of capital. The rich man might take his property clared , the Crown of Eng land inseparable from the nobod y has any control either 88 to their duties fiel d." ¦B^ het; M vigilant^--be MBK l • 3Ir. James Bcttebwobth seconded the motion. tibned principles—and } tba t they cordially approve in gome shape or other and concentrate it an ^ of the stepB lately token by the Great Northern Duchy of Lancaster , and settlin g the same on those or their salaries , but the three Ibaitor Kings? I am, my fellow-cpnntrymen, Mr. O'Cosxtmthen rose to support the resolur jon it were into some small compass, arid transport it Kiugs arid their right Heirs fir ever , Truly, my friends , you are alrea dy in the Mist «nd was received with several rounds of cheen. He Union, amd the Political Union of Birmin gham, for to ano ther country, therefore, he might take away ' " Yonr most faithful friHnd and servant, the purpose of securing this important object." And VVhereaS j DV the Grace of God , I claim to of a Revotuiioti—yov now lite onder a-i law, *aid he rote for the purpose of expressing his appro- all his service from Eng land and betray his conn- prove true right-and lawful Heir of the above Kings which the late Venerable Ear l of«Ei»pp» declare d RICHARD OASTLE R. bation of the sentiments contained in the resolution Mr. Vlscent was then introduced to the meeting try. The working class could not go across the of England ^ " that the Legislatu re of this country to support the resolution. He was received with Add no contti. which had been moved and-seconded. He regretted ch annel and run away like the rich ; they were In witness whereof , I hereunto set my Han d and tutional powerto enact ; " a law which he, denouueed Fixby Hall, near Huddersfield , loud and long con tinned cheering. He said, it gave much that he had lost any porti on of an admirable therefore mutuall y dependent upon each other. Seai this Twenty-sixth , day of May, iu the year of our »3 " THE MpST EXECRABLE Law EVER ENACTED : , July 27tb f 1838 ? address by their chairman , out the little with which him tie greatest pleasure to meet upon any occasion The greatest benefit might , be anticipated from 1 1 Lord One Thousand¦ Eight Hundred and Thirty¦ in a Christian Coun tr y." Arid ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ * ¦ ' ' ¦ ¦¦ wha t did that '•Pi S: I know t is ot :•¦ ' ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ hat thevUtomey-Gerieral * he was favoured , spoke all the sentiments which with a number of the people of this country, but having the fullest extent of the suffrage and short : ;:¦.:¦ . • . . ' Eight .; . . . . . Noble Earl say besides ? He told, tha t true patriot , iopk out ftir Ibttib: I am ever at his service. If» must be dear to every genuine Radical. (Hear ,hear.) jri ore especiall y .with thos e who held political parlia ments.; There were not those dangers to be Seal . JAMES DUKE OF LANCASTER. a Stanho pe lk to E rl , that ' most execrable ' as the law thinks /that ;advic£ r *tht * 'peopie-pf £n ^ He also agreed with his friend Taft when he wud opinions in nuison with his own—-those who were antici pated from such a change which the rich was, such was the infatuation of the ^ att ached to the princip les of a Democratic in oppo- ; My Lords, permit me seriousl y to impress on your Legislature , is itreasoDd i!;let him' say; so;> and! before' an EBf»* that the objects of Government were often more to seemed to antici pate. ' If the poorer classes of that it never would be repealed j tihtil the >pe6ple ot mystify than to explain the laws. It was indeed sition to those of an Aristocratic Governmen t. Enghs ' hmen were so stupid as not to be able to mempry that 1 ask for justice. I cried unto the Lor d judge and jur y,' I will prooe i ** tHkt every fre ^ [ (Cheers. ) They had " i my trouble , and he graciousl y answered my peti- Eng land came to their senses »£ud resolved,- that It ™»y» )>y^ feirth-rigb V hkve, and-«i se, ar /ns forw; ^aimost impossible to-shape their conduct so as to be passed a resolution which jud ge of prop p.rpersons to represen t them , he should p all risks they would deltvet the C will4o effective in their agitation because they were met by declared that the present House ef Commons was tion. The Lord from Heaven informed me, firs t in ' onstitutionfrmit-preservation and • defence J' - Nay, 1^^ H1*j be dishonest in taying tbftt they bught to ha ve the the hands of 1vi.Ki.iana," or, to use the Noble Earl's l legally-constituted plunderers with whom they were the worst Hotwe that was ever known within the franchise. He vas -however ^ by no means America, and again at Liver pool, that I am the u "* liW'jjroyei '" that the la*of EnglMd f«si^' f , own words , mothin g can be news f itfc the mthitml " sTHToimded on erery side. They stood, however, as memory of man ; &fld he declared that according to -were ' La wful Eni per or .of Germany;.'~» 1 ¦- ¦ ¦ ' ¦ eje>yEngl whrnan tihoiild be p»yi3ed of opinion that they un fit to be in Countr y is. reaoy roR ; it. ' - :¦ - . - ; ' :¦•- . > ' .a. party, in- a position which- they xierer occupied' his political knowledge , on no occagion was there Lawlnl Ring of England !! f History will &d thenj, I .will prove '¦\:?' :.ihat -:t6ra , .H.owi.««V . possession of such -a right. (Loud cheering.) . Think not that it is anew fan of my to t'fnnl at, before. They wer * not now recog nised by either of ever a House filled with , such a set of misera ble, Lawful King of France '!! f attest this cy own^ recom- trrf .H ttK»ri -h«» inuoKairi tMa n^iitinni Ou^r. After many other remarks from Mr. Cobbett , which mend resistance to the New Poor Law ; remember ' ' #*• the two great factions in the state ; but though )fti8 »9nd Ri»i*s who exertions hewas making at present. It was nothing His Right Rev. Lordshi i ' ¦ ) ' ^ ^iut which would still have ta partinIoam? &*!*? wobd' s views on the eurreftc y Question , if put into hesitation in say ; .,- ¦ ¦:- . - ; ? ' ¦:¦ ' to their own cause than either man" possessing propert y ing, that it is a law Which the help rndkl fr,:/ - .,: -^;-- -, ¦;.. - - ; .. * ' - ^ more detriment al only was qualifie d at elec- practice , would'be productive or any very beneficial TO THOM AS DOUBLEDAY ESQ. ' ' ¦ -^vijjj Whig or Tory. (Hear, hear.) They as parties tions, ncv matter whether he had brains or not. , people , as Englishmen , can not submit jlp'i—4f- is a , ; Thi is my Jast Letter from thiB beanufch results ; bu t still he was a zealous aud powerful law which, aa Christians , they daie f f$lt -were firm and mated— {heai^ hear, and cheers ;)— (Hear.) • He would put it to Mr. O'Connor , if he ' 6, Upp er North Place, Gray's Inn Road , not su&niU to." and hitherto happy spot* ,1 weep ufrwhen*I:tp man, of great talent and ihtiuence , and onei whom W hat say you to this, Sirs ? Are ypnr leaders wont ^j, -and . if wit aJ their , dim eyes they might discover had not/Been far more intelli gence amongst the they ought all to Ang, 10, 1838. its- o^rierv after hwiag fpi^eri tbirr/f«^ ' jmpport. He would only say in to be bpniDastic ? or do the y Biean what they jRay ? to a vice . amongst themselves or their leaders mechanics in the diSerent towns throug h which he conclusion, that he jr et hoped to see England.what it no* retqrning to his pRtrin>oriial estate^ ^T had travelled Sir,—After the considerable delay that has trans- Now, bro ther Tories , nothing jis so self-evident Three T qwB P?1 it was glossed over. They magnified their virtues , than «ver he had seen amongst the ought to be, and what he triisted they' would use raitor^ Kirigs ^^^in Enslaving his and rices; bathewa ssorry tefsay that presen t legislators of the coun ty. (Air. O'Connor pired since I received ; your fall ana clear statemen t as is this truth— The country never ctin be* ready Whose past for -Centu ; beeri-f E ^ supported their their best endeavours to obtain its being before long. to resist the treasonable .laws ^' " * ! ries has ;^ the Radi cals contrar y course. ilpw. w.&b it stat ed that he would not so far insult the people as of facts respecting ; the interrup tipn of yprir • publi e -p'tV/aa^ ar med, bind ' aOVErtNiCD" by oVr owiir:"FiixB ^ possible that with two parties ^conten ding tkgainst to compare them for a moment to tiie jpresent race That as the 2ir nieetirig bjr the inilitary, <» . thef d- him t6 btfi'mbii ^exeellJmr man; and I K hts ofJeg ^ eu> PoorLaw was intend ed lo lower the nation , I will npw proceed to give you an outline of selvesare armed, or, as Earl Eudoi * said ,'Wtil the? Mf- te has Kere Poor them they conld. ever -ihope to- .uhtainT their lig i^latore O The CJonstitunon told us taxationbe wiih- wages.of the workin gclasses, nnd to ¦that ^<*h Tead W tcwm,M»^ wilhout organii ation which. Bbthing Orft reprpsen iation wBstyranu ^andsbprild reduce them to what we have been doing, by which you will per;- are read y tor it." It is not the first time tha t I •«fttisfteA .t*( aod ^the I>«f^ a union .and resisted, coarser food',' the. thanks of this -wi : ; ,' at F«iBTf ^^ New ; conlAi* sraa «miog at one -Y% -aad "iVghouW be resisted till the old political Meetiggbe givea ceiye &at the delay has not been occasioned by any have startled you th my\ propositionsj ' yo© nevet«wbrt «-= ¦¦ < - : . ast ? Whik one part y to John Fielden. Esa Richard Owtler , Rev.J. w«ll^tpietber ; ^'i '" ^ ^hing 3&L& anothe r at theyinere r could hopa fjretem was' pulled down, and the great inass of the M JE ^q., remissnesS on pur part. In the first place , the de- have never yet, howeveJ V found me gpeakirig or t I Commend the following to thewhd 8erioug coa«° another, R. Stephens, and ' the some 12 or agitators ! who ', accprding to writing one word beyond " *o en^>y any thing like «b»«. ' Now. bftwewr ; peeple'oT.this country were lifted up, without which *o pu tation waited , a few diy^ your the ^pVmciples of tion, of-all those i»im»leton mink^iJ^ they had -with nj ey must De Glares of every ha ve so boldly and per sevenngly opposed that reqrie st, to: obtain the plan of fee meeting, ana the Toryism, and npwy you ' will find that I am jpriti alk; ^^ ttteirJ aw^10 got hold of.both endtfof tbe rop e, airf opposing pohtica. uniust, cruel and unconstitutional enact ment. " He airmyr ifillNtry i to ^rce . 'J i the Tories em one on Ae other, power. " (Hear is hear.) The great "question , how- petiti on which you. . had, ,forwarded to Mr ^skley, right; the constitution being - as- heretofore ^ my uipthera jaad i^ br pthejsi 1 " giae and - the Whig * delivereda lpng ari ^ ene^efic speech, in which he " , , »sterB ^and ^ 'W they would either paB it from jfiieHi altogeflserD r et8r ,ror the Radicals to' consider was j " how shonlc whose ilhiess pre yenfed him from coinplying with polar star. The expedienc y of Peel cannot save youl! ;cWldre and ^the roi elves uMfti^wtt ie^^oyMg^^^ dejpre cated the eri ^ ojT 'the pre sent system ef govera- , princi ples, ; i», ¦¦ .crush: riem to pieces. ctfnVeTiring^ aljbfat thX'i^rmanm.^Jj" m move, of qu ¦ ¦;. '' D ;' justifying ihe repe al of tn at law. TE&siaot ihU si *14i!ei'- . ^« ^ he j to Universa fuily into^he : history the estion. He rela ted . ' Wh ^ ^J nj ^ si , 1838. i three nionstersi r o^ yori ; npt see ^y, J ^end ^'ihat pettpfoef th'Wstffttding^'YarWM^^S the the Revolu tion ' you so niu ch" ¦; ^ l J ost ampeal toT Qierpeople a* to irhether ttey were, Stiflrt«e T, That was practi cal question. (Hear, also a number of facts, some of them ofof the most Sir,—Lord John Russell has desired me to inform dread ,; hai 'alread y 4»Witfcti«ft' 6f^hfe^Ne# P«6r' ««# satiatedmflt auy mesRire srhaJ i ,c tod lwidVcileeri:) The ^mxi'st combine theli thrilling descri tion ^ particulariy ene a poor arrived"? Who can doubt that we" airein a refoiutipr j, »te vftoe df t?2 ^ the WMgt-ttight! hW ^ 1 p yon thai he will receive the «tepntati pn from the ' i«e^cdnttdf J **g»«*Ht wNr°»*S past r. s Buf whatiiaw * h^ fi^paeedrs S^lhe; intelli gen ^il)u!Slig th eir-^< physical force in the fcacl wonuiuia iionaon , *b-:Ah¦ lm .f aw^>< i W%, ¦ oned tbsy.taaCDBcted. !inWP iiDthiBgne ^. 'TGhe ers.) The n ¦delivered of; " powerfat na tion ?¦ ' I t i« h«s whoV ^*ith fas tei), owtcotni ,,.mad tbo ¦¦;^feUow%%4^to f against erety ila^ .-..^bq An»toc>lJqr': abcWWiwliilel aid apon t wo chairs, by a o'clock. ¦As Lord J ohn Russell' s time is so much ; ' «»^;-«, Whigs were now practising the vBTy-mma thing was nothing ifottbtm'^mt nnion. They mutt b* muigebn i» 'Me street, ' and 4tt the' presence of se- occupied^ ¦% have req uest that the manage$ th fe whole ;system of tncb an ^treafdMIt ° He Cavfllry:iSei«eiin)k e&iC to-toe , :•:&*, Jto *.' ¦ to ; deputatio n - *&W^ 4h^ f otme&y-aenoxmc *».t lSj arai ^-J SB;- ^ ^ Mnnchester. on. Monda y three weeks. .an4 shew the ¦T6ru ' hnndred men and boy*.^ ; (The effect pro- may not be composed of more th an five peraons. is the ruling dictator of the land;: and' yon Toriefe »(.K3JagJr 8a li>ag a» w«i* ho*ffc^ ,-J3& the Whi lor- *)Ste&, S^J ^H«bhoojf^ -u^irerer irttctfTliey intended tc dnced by,thigttatement i'Waa very treat.) ^^ wonld deceive^ yoareel i dopin g to resto re .thi gs «re k»)OT * Ariitoc tief^aiat j it " I ain, Sirvyotir obedient Seryaht, ye* ty troop>,m aw M>T>%ed,Uijseem -tR.fa W ^%» resorte ^.to tbe old fidS ofigitatibst -J-Jar.there wju a ?4»S mf>ralrf rortsS' ^ere !irts » po1refl)enmd wtecl - : Mr. GRiMssa vivrakthen introduced to the meeting. conati tutiQ nr by expediency i !; f Open jbtueje^iet «re Aorfla. w 8fib But let;;m 1 10 W¥ CHAS. GORE. %T wmt0%£& common ground on:' -wiue ^iheT «ll:fou«ht tkeii ^Irt fr-r jwied into icaifty wo&ld "5}ast:^ C "* P° ; Hedtliver«d'».'lonr and animated address, which not Pebl bh "nd and, delude yon any, longer. Hurr »h! im'BritUA ^rmyehm^e^ hatdesj ireland-raBd he. m&effi«t, yon nra st iiflia r ^hite s^alwr ,ri)tind every fra se; .tihete liris noiwtake abon tthat- ^(cheers ;)—• par t of hii «celleiit'«pee <3i.' Un some fu ture ocoa- time specified, sent in our names, and waited in the fellow countrytneri against this ihp»t eJtecraol« •tauJwj ltha*i<«Miia tosfa ***^ tfieiw^fi^^r* Toxn ' hit aid« or. a bnt it «ion however , we may probably have anti-r oom for: about twent y minutes, during which law" of tyrants 1. ! Arm ye sons pf Bntf ^,; whp»ft , a aeek with an «xpcutiaiier by i depended upon their unionHe J»w.«ono qu tnej , a better op- $x$9 ittih9t#ivArbratiLet*iifi>rnJBhJtftm^. »ldW belnad hu back, "wiA ibfOayoiiet fixed." shonld get it. fHear ^ he^r.) * did t wish tc portuni ty of doiitt kirn 'greater justice. time several persons : dame in and inten itly surveyed souls are in the ark of the Con^titritiori Arm band &m.®m#0m*ti *»h^.< JKd we ased to -ga for a wear ont his ; he Mr. GrimshwrliwiH lr finished his ; usfrom head to foot with s.peculiarity of inouisi i- mike the traitor *panse and trfen iBie. ThtfJJt rke 6f ^amM tf« ' ' - " ' - Lordshi propo se it again, r(or word g to1 that; ttdck ¦:-&% attfcoy icMicr sand metropolitan policemen all trring thej wer e going to have- a Parliam ent of the peop' e cheer*. ' . - ' ; hi s p, bnt , lo! it was only the Under Secre, here afwr dare to not:^'f^tte> -¦¦ ¦ ¦ wellhoye said, and i ¦¦ ' ¦ :f - '\ : ' ¦: '-' . - ¦: ¦ • to Cran @poverty down the throats ol the people. independ ent of the House of. lan Mr. Ta-v loii then rose and in terms as expressive tary, M r. Philli ps, who politely informed us that effect.) He might as fc would have 4eSceiLd6&;< . . o 0- Commons. - The p straig h ¦ ^ph ^r ^g^ameJ j The Whigs were now about to had been laid down by the Birm ingham Union : and as th ose in the compb 'ment , observe d that he could L ord John could not see us, as he was so very busy t been mor e like the houeat ttor ward i IXoke,—t

- t *£¦ ;. ..: . ., . ¦ ' Aogcst 25, 1«38. . - . - THB NORTH ER N STAR. ;. :. . . :. : rr -T ^ may be saved ?" - A Hint. can a man in the Arouds. ** Then be *ou Borrowers.- Tom Clark, of as I recollect:, there were four cases specified ai SMITHKIELD CATTLE MARK ET , Augcst 20, The demand for Sugar continues bmited , aid the sales of iport re. -one of ladies. " I nope St. John's, -desired a fellow of tbe 'same ' college,tp- instance,* of partiality on dnst the ¦work- Briiish Plantatio n are uiidvr .5W. hbdi. in- some mstanca * at conT«l«iTely«oqnired *e my part, a^o _ [ VVtenuver thf wordaton eoccura in these pricesthroughout sold at 61a od for low, save feim !" was lend him Bishop men. The finsi ciise was of' who this pap er , rather lower prices. 1200 bags Bengal so." " God grant ft!" " "Sod Burnet'a History of the Reforma- onti tbe witiiesst^s it is tA be eunsidtsred as tbe imperial ston e ofXtlbs. peT CWt. foi good , and 1500 emodoB- ¦>' It is of tion ; the other were examimvi, Mr. and such only , ao otUiBr being lawful.]. 6a» lor middto g white , and 64» "BARB0GAT8 VISITORS' EXCURSION GUIDE. re«onde d % voice*fcudcy with is t«ld him he confcTnot possibly spare A^gW Campbell: tbe second ' at the quota tions. In foreign nothing ha» =^g¦ gone. it out of wnness examined Owr bags IWauritius By h, S. T. so nse," aonrafnlly answerpd ot bly spare them out of his-chambers, but he might - apparent iu the tieniithd for all kinds of Beef, and . in noost no tranaactions to report. SoO-pockets Bengal Gingw have this :-—it was deponed to, in a deposition taken sales an udvunce of about 2d per bibs was realised. TJUe at 3d per I n J cheerfull j ehannt forth thj prai w, sank for we saw again all the come theie and blow all day long j f he would. : been sold at: 21s per cwt. and a. small lot of Pimen to where the poor-fellow , before me, that Tie was seen in company with pri iu««t Southdown Shsep . commanded a stead y sale , at full lb. In Cocoa or Ho ssue» An4 e«tim»te thy worth . overboard and from (jri Pepper there is nothing to report. fenderswhich had been thrown , Love aud Liw. Maclean, the person who yrns charged . with the ci-B ; but with gther kinds of Aintton trade was rather dull , have occurred in Rice. Rum continues in ref the day of tbe y, quantity on hand ia very small , and the sales ure limited to »• 1 Aide the tar 3/-p»itri Spring, - While y without much advancing and was an. a nd heavy demauil , »t no quotable Variation in the currencies ^ tew puncheons of tine Demerara , 31 per cent, over-proo f, at Door post man. All in vain—be was gone. his suit accused murder^; overheard making appoint- Owing to the »dpp)y of ; Ualvts being pood, the trade with • Tia\ rtro» delay* my >7 - in the , her oneway of * beiag insensible to ment to meet him 4s 9aptirgalloiu ; .•. , • " '«t me renovated health , this vas going on upon deck, the black man the power of love. It-does not follow on the night of that day, at ten them was dull , ut wot Frida y's quotations. < Pigs went oil Thou g»T tea-th iogs—-tht ' * ,' sfce archly o'clock. slowl There is a very good demand for Fox "what » »D tlu» -sroiU of wealth , cabin below «rss cabBVy laying tfce repl fed , ' that I am so 'because I am not to y, at late rates, with a moderate number in the market. Indi go, and about 60 w»i(tJi> ^, btzt»D oy? iiL Eight be won 1801.—}V as t sworn, t was. He was The re , were a lew storo Beasts on sale, but the sale lor them ehe;st8 of.Bencal have realis ed an advance upon the previous He»Jth clvi.ef toe-cop* and saucers made me by the power of attorney.1 hat to?—^I currency. Tne following articles have received its ' Forgive me,' replied, also stated to be a person well known io be con- was heavy. found buyers, viz. 2* Then ye who l»ck » »tocl of h«Ith , ofdpc*.—A«dead calm. The atom had the suitor, ' but you should ir'rom Norfolk we received up to this day 's market , 350 chests Lac Dye at Ud to U|d ; 20 hhds. and 80 bags Ttnealat little wealth , —AH hands remember, that all lie nected with the violence us«d by the cbttoaspinners, 6Ha to 67s ; 125 bales East India Senna at A»a h»r« to *p*r ** victim, and was appeased. Wednesday. votaries of Cupid are solicitors. Scots, runts , and homebred *; from Suffol k , 50 Scots, Devons, 2i; 5 bales Bengal Ke>er iit »t hon» qme«ent t loomy a«d sad. ' and b person vofy likely to have been engaged in. the runts , and short-horns ; from Essex, 25> Scots *nd Devons; Saimower at J!4 5s to. JS-5 7s. 6d ; 74 bales Munieet at 12*i-; wife « mm, —eaptain^rew, at»d passengete, g perpeh-ation 200 bales Jute at j c\2 10s to JrU ; 125! But "hitter bMte with lopt man was the sailor whom Ifwwtaking -of it. Search was made for him lrom Cambridges hire, 42 Devons, Uetefords , and runts ; from bags Sago at 14a od, Who wiU tout liule w»nt» attenO , Tie poor ¦ An ArPT Motto.— The worthy -widow of an immediatelyvtb see if he could explain the circum- Lincolnshire , 4.U0 short-horua ; i'roiu Leicestershire , ?90 short- Saltpetre and Nitrate of Soda are more inquire d for.; : the. sales You'll soon be convalescent terfarewell iiss at Liverpool of his wife, to whom •eminent bi»cuit-baker ha-ring staEce ; it hprns and rants ; from Northamptonshire , 100: short-horns of thft formeifa re about 1100 bags, fot the latt er 14s 9d to 15s intimated her inten- Wat* found that;he had left : town the day J realized , . • . -; - be had been mirried>only a fortcight. Tbe-jnate, on tion of launching b$r carriage inquired of one of before, and that in consequence of that he confd riot anrds; , from Devonshire, /40U i>evons ; from Onr gratefulfeeling* forth iain'# care, foana Vsort of Io^ book which ing, whether she could think of a good motto for it; apprehended on the )Otb of August. The warrant Scotland , by sea, 150 horned and polled Scots ; from Sussex, bnt in consequence of holders demanding an advance - of 5s. T© TTrm j -th* pVS of *U £DOd, observa- of commitment to 10a per ton, this sales have been\limited to abont 400 tons- in Wy mood tfellosF o»ej ttf keep. Moneys anembranda, •on which the young lady promptly replied, that she was, as bring accessory to the tiu Devond , Oxen , and runm; from Surrey , 25 Devons, Cows , Be honour, praU *; in of were murder of Smith ' Cows, and only, from Jt 9Hp to J6 '9 10 per ton tor good seconds. , 3 Shumac YFe 8epw*»l*fci*'*™k- • k>ni, and sums^ -rule ttiree interspersed coald B*me none more appropriate than— . . Itis'the law of Scotland, that a and runts ; aud from Ken t 26 Devono, iitfre/ords , * ' TcU me person is invariabl ruiits ; the remainder of the supp ly of Beasts came chiefly has become dull of sale, arid prices n>ay be iponsidere d ¦with scraps of.poelry which he had copied out. The where is Fa ncyBread!' . , y funrished, when he is lodged iu rather lower. Only a limite d busine has beeni doie in- Thy ht alth-rert oring %a&a and. ipu gaol, with a copy of the petition and warrant frum ihe neighb ourhood o! the metropolis. ^ fcm« in rew »i»d pro te, last line he had written was the tide of a poem ae against AtjjoI s and Cream of Tartar. For Madders and AJadder Spread forth thy A Htjju'tjn.—Thw expression' -Hf not yet forty him, which specifics minutely the circumstances of ; Per stone of tJlbs.tOdiiik the offal. Roots there has been an improved deinaiid , :and ... at- Tauier Ato, e' «n to.other dune *. had intended to-copy; it was " The Manser's Eare- charge. jtwt wive» andiin ^hUn, u years oW; and though it was nursedin London and the s. d. a. d. s. d. •• d. better prices : several parcels of both French and iJntcls Mad ' The» hitheririD jt weB."—Keelf* Leg,in the New Monthly Ma- , or by - ' " 2' 3 8 ders have chan ged qualuy, ftt ,4t» And drink—d rink deeply of the water *, served itx apprenticeshi where 13 hat ^y tte c°i»nidn law^ statute ? Inferior Beef . ... .2 2 to 2 4 Prime Beef. 10 to hand * ; the former of tine gasint?' p in Gloucestershire, if"^T i Uitto Mutton 3 2 .. 3 6 Ditto Mutton 4 2.-. 4 6 to 50dthe latter of various marks , front 20a up to 4tw per.sj ft And never heed ayxhyniw. it was born it has Jong; in —Both by the common law and enjnrcftd by statute. Scandin*- , wrought journey work I-tave-.no doubt Middling Beef . .,2 6 .. 2 8 Lamb .4 8 .. * 8 bpsid es which , several parcels of Spanish Madders hav*- ie^a Piratical Habits of she Old , in this case, that that was done in Ditto 0 sold. About 200 tons Valonia this week , at And t»ke walk between b»A glast, Staffordshire. Jonas Bell; a country schoolmaster, Mutton ....3 8.. 4 0 Veal...... 4 8.. 5 have been soldjf * TlAHa.—Various -causes have been enumerated by the gaol of Glasgow ; though I caimot say spHcially ^-13 15s. to' ^ 15 for common , to ^lS lOa to I9 per torr for An4 thus vonr morn Tonil g*Oy pai, near MiDchinhamptoa, had a pupil so remarkably LIVE CATTLE AT MARKET. I' th' Roy»lProm enade : historians as having contributed to produce the roving whether it was or was not done, as the gaoler of r ery good quali ty. Qlive Oil has heen firml y supported at the stupid, that, when he found it necessary to exhibi t lasgow is not under recent advance ; the sales of the week amount to about 100 "With norela. Pick-nick, 01 the aews, expeditions of the -Scandinavians. Among the most " O my jurisdiction, but under the Beasts , 3,075—Sheep & Lambs , 27,520^Calves , 444—Pigs 250. *E fina sufficien t to amuse; his abilides before the lady patroness at a fixed ex- jurisdiction of t«e Magistra tuns. Kurther imports of Seal Oil , to some extent , ha»e been You obviousof thesemay be reckoned that restless pre- . tes ; but I know for received this week, I speak it " by the car d." amination, he Selected the most iatniliar words to certain that the petition against tunvwns read in his l and ab out 180 tons, (mostly pale,)have datory spirit and4ove of wild adventure which mark commence his , N KW ? of mean, of popnlatioD cotgrew the ^neans sobjistance, mended to the favouT of a diversion. young lady, first of all write to me, and said uuthing about this, but that Lamb 3s jlOd to 5s, of Veal 3s 4d to 4s 8d, and of Pork 4s to 4s Dyewoods— 1 pp-mise yon whiciiin tanse barren regions, was chiefly confined l-0d per Slba. . Thus it will be The sales of all descri ptions have been , to a. to inquire if she was ' a rum' un.' he was innocen t , and in consequence I looked into perceived that a great loss must very moderate exten t , and althoug h about 50 tons of Gam- itB Castle and its Dropping W e&, torfishing and the chase, or the produce of their accrue to our graziers. g the deposition , and he wan liberated the next day ; peachy Logwood have been sold, the rates are still nomina l ; And MotVi Shipton' tamcras cell— docks. The Norman chronicles, in France, men- Awkward Trav.elling.— In Edinburgh re- 15 tons of Jamaica soid 2s 6d from the quay yore. in that letter wHich he wrote to roe, he made no at ^8 ; a few The prop hetess of tion an old Scandinavian custom , by which the sides a gentleman as huge as Falstaff. It is his tons of Sarailla Fustic at j t6 2s 6d but~t 6 10s is genera llj 7ort Mont ajnie , St Robert 's Bhrine, complaint of not having had a copy of the warrant CURRENT PRICES OK GRAIN per Imperial Quarter . _ eMest'son inherited the patrimonial estate, whilst custom when he travels to book two places, and thus , '¦ demanded-; £0 tons of Lima Nicaragua Wood broug ht .^12 The &tb, the scene of Aram's crime ; against him. ' a nd 6'0 of Gaboo n Banvood ^*4 5s piir ton . The known no more. the younger was compelled to have recourse to secure half-the inside to himself. He once sent his QUANTITIES and AVERAGE PRICES of BRITISH Tur pentine Be murder 1805.— If he had made such a complaint, would URAlN , per Imperial Quarter , sold in the London Market , market , which towards the close of last week and sit the be- piracy ; and, when a father had several children, it servant to book him to Glasgow. The man re- it have been immfdiatfJy attended to?—If he had during the week , ending August 14:—Wheat , 14 , 165 qrs. '4a. ginning of the present was denres ^ed , arid 3d per Cfi't. lower, And GrimbJd 'a Crai?, a towerin g Hjrn t, ~ previewed it often with delight, was-determined by lot which, of them should be his turned with the following pleasing intelligence ;— given me the slightest intimation of the thing, I 9.1. Barl ey , >ib qM . . 33*. 3d. Oats , 23,963 qw. 35s. -3d. rallied ilgain on Wednesday, yStd became very firm at some It can ' t fail to amue: * I've booked you, sir4 taerp -weren't two inside would have directed Heuna , l . ,i-W qrs . 3;-s. lOd. Peas , 252 qrs. 35s. Sd. - Ryu little improv ement on our last quotations; abounJ S1 0 barrels heir. The others were then obliged to seek an immediately tbat ht> sli.nild ' have been sold at lls to lls bd Or you may see it well defined, estair lisbmeDibeyoDd tie seas . tbP8U0- have a copy of the 55 qrs. 3os. 7d. ; and there are few, if any Sometime * places left , SO 1 booked you one In and one otct.' wairant and relative petition parcels now on sale at these ric es. So Americ an If thitiienrard tou ^tv not inelxned , oawion to the throne was divided equally between two containing the accusation, and 1 would have sent for p Tar in first Id " Mr. HoweE's Views." Age hand s, but 2700 barrels. Stockholm have been sold at 15a 9d or more sons who agreed to reign alternately for a and Weakness. —At a confirmation the gaoler, and reprimanded the gaoler severely ; J IMPERIAL AVERA GES. to Itis 3d part of which in to arrive , and 1200- barrels Arch- ," , And Abbott ** Gardens , " not the teart which tiok place not one hundred miles from Chert- have no doubt it lk unfounded. angel, at 15s. to 15s 3d. Althoug h there have been freq uent »• "' I' ve named , vrttl proTe feast , specified period, one part over the land, and the rest Wb BarleiOa t8 R yeiBns. 1 Peaw inquiries for Pot and Pearl The last * «"y, in Surrey, the clergyman, examining a simple Week ending , 1638. 6f 0 31 iO Ashes, the sales have been on » Thev-TI funush a refaction : over the ocean , but all with the title of kings*. The Jul y 6 22 7 36 3 37 8 36 11 very limit ed scale, and in country girl 13 6"S * pr ices there is scarcel y any variati on. 're far-fam ed Sot deHtaowfruits , , asked her if she knew who was the 0 3l 5 2211 34 7 37 5 36 1 Quvrcitr on Bark is in gooii demand They younger branches of reyalty, the .sons of jarisand 20 68 2 32 5 221 34 9 37 3 35 4 , arid about i00 hhds. have And esculents or bulbous roots oldest man ? She promptly replied, ' If you please, been disposed of durin g the week , chiefe, looked upon the waves as their only inherit- 27 69 1 31 8 Mlv 36 4 38 2 34 4 at 15a to 16s 6d accordin g You'U getthrtn in perfection . sir, MARKETS. to qwantit y and quality. Nothing done in Clovereefid. ->lax- - they say old Master Goring, tbe tailor, is.' Ang. 3 6911 32 9 23 0 37 1 38 10 35 2 ance, and endeavoured to calltct. from the lower Hi- ed is in request , and is now generall y held for hi her rates ; the stately Hall ' "You are a very weak girl,' said the reverend gen- ¦ 10 Tl>33 5^3 337 33 837 g The rnina of orders ad venturers as brave and destitute as thetn I . 8 6 500 quarters of Eas t India wen» At spofforth , nor atte ntion call, - , for crushing, sold 8t42» per These noble and tleman. ' I am, indeed , sir,' washer reply, ' becaust- quarter . At the public sale of Hides yesterda v, 7700 East My muse I now invoke. selvt^. gallant youths, ere th ey A August A ggregate Avera ge of the read 1 have taken a great dea l of doctor 's stuff lately, LEEDS CORN M RKET, 21. iiidia Kips were gold at very high prices ; guoii sound dry OnesC owthorpe'* bowers , a* we hare , had pa rsedthe years of boyhood, were provided, at last six weeks 69 2 32 3 221136 3 37 1135 11 sal tt-d bruught lid toll|d aDd that has made me weak.' The arriva l of Wheat and Beans to this day 's matki-t is OuUes 13 rubb ed 7d to 9fd , sound brined 7d -One tree eV r half am acre spread ; their father'? expense, with a small fleet , manned-by MiJ 10 13 il 15 6 14 0. 16 . 9 rubbed > modera.tB ; Oats considerably larger. Wheat has been 4d to Do. on n from British 5Jd io 6|d , und Buffaloes 4|il to 4|d ner lb; about Bail, venerable oak! a-hard gmi i'O OO salted Buenos Ayres Ox were also y crew, v*ho«ra}jht no reward but glory and 5s per quar ter lpwer , and the demanded limited. Oats ' one PoHtiHA^ionri out ol 8'ild Dy auction on Tuesday at 4p to4|d 300 cows at Sow bade to Ham ate , my frienda , >poil, and -who mutually engaged never to return hal. -penny to a penny per stone. Shelling In to and Ueati6 , 4|d. ISO brined at 7d , and 2s* 44<> dry-salted Brazil at 5|d /or th»» Tonr first excursio n end*, MINUTES OF EVIDENCE BEFORE THE Is pur cjuurter lower. The weather up io Sunda y was very per lb. The sales of Tobaccov unless adonitd with laurels and loaded with plunder. amoun t to 110 hogsh eads ol which 40 were for Irela nd You re ready ft>T a meal. SELECT COMMITTEE tine , since i ralhfr showery. TALLO V/' AND CANDLE S. , Sow of fatigue you've had a share; As the mechanical am weredespised , and the learn- ON COMBINA- and the remainder to manu facturers , withou t change in TIONS OF WORKMEN, Whitecha pel Marke t price of Fat '2s 8 To bed. may sweet sleep, after prayer , ed professions uaknown the praedce oi sea-roving WHKAT per Quarter of Eigh t Bushels , 601bs. , lid. In auantitie prices . , of 81bs. " Soft o'er vour senses steal. 1 became the favourite pursuit. It possessed the Archibald Auso.v, Esq., called in, and examined. N orfolk , aul lolk , Essex , new red , ft8 ,.7J, line 7lw. wht.Tos SO * s. d. 8. d. interest of romance, and was surrounded with all Ljiuioliiiliiri 1 anil C'unibrid ge Uo C8s, "it, do 7o» do 7An, H(> s Town Tallow{ per cwt) 52 0 Graves ...... 16 0 17/2.-—Chairman.—You are Sheriff of Lanark- LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET.-Tuesd ay. the lustre of chivalry, so that it might be said to Yorknh iTe do 6Sa , 72s do. 73s, do 71a ?7« K ussva do (Candle ).. 50 6 Good Dregs 5 0 shire r—I am. Uia , do ti&n, 7Js , crap ^ 1773.—How long nave you filled that office?— Stnti 38 0 Store do...... 7 6 no te a decline since this day Three years and a quarter. BARLEY pet Quarter of Eight Imperial Bushels. , week , of 9d to Is per 7t lbs o» most praeefal accomplishment of the princes and Rqu frh dn 25 0 Inferior ditto.... 6 6 Wheat , 2d per 45 lbs on Oats , 4& to hi per sack un Fliiur, anil bt the chieftains of that heroic age. The b»-st and bravest 1774.—Mr. 0' Council.—How macy years have Norf olk , and Su lloik ..new, —s, ex tra tine — s — a 6$' pw load (in Oatiueal. A few barrels of i riah New Oat s Shjltixg THE . HeaD -s.:nt> Beabd , ; of the land were thus launched and living upon the you beeu at the Scottish bar ?—Twenty-three years. Li ncolnshire do . .8, do —s —» PR ICKS Oh HOPS IN THE BoRuUUH. were s»ld at 4s 4d per bushel , and a little new B. re at bi 6d ascjest Egyptians.— " The Egyptians," says Vorkdlure , VVold & Borou ghbridge iio —s, do —s — b u waters j and so mBch had they increased, that in J775.—Have you had experience in the criminal . per 60 lbs. Some parcels of Bonded Whi 'at , to bs delivered Herodotus, only let the hair of their head and , P eas, Whit e do 38s4^g &1 OXDA Y , (i'ER CWT.) free , wen? sold at a decline of abou t 9s the days of Ragnor Lodbrok the Panes were, per- laws ?—I was* made one of King's Counsel (which per bushel from the- beard grow in mourning, being at all other times , Do Grey...... do 34s 37s C'arnham ....Jt 6 Oto S 0 East Kent , i'kets ^3 15 to5 Q extreme quotations oi" the previous week. haps more numerous on sea than on shore ; so that office , in Scotland, imposes upon die person receiving \ ihared " which agrees perfectly with the autboriry , , it the duty of conducting all the prosecutions BEANS per Quarter of 631bs per Bushel. Mid.Kent Pkets 3 15 . ..4 10 j W i-alu ol Kent do 3 12 .. 3 lb ^ according to one of their own historians, they resem- at the Bafts- 3 10 .. 4 10 I Sussex Pockets .. A' 10 .. 3 16 of the Bible,' and of the scnlprures. So particnlar, instance of the Crown.) in February, rick s,...... new , 43s, 44a , old 42s 44m 1823. and 1 heavy. LIVERPOOL CATTL E SURKET iadeed, went they an this point, that to liare neg- bled a nation of marines, wearing the habit of bel-i that office tUl 'Sovember, 1830. H arrow - and Pigeon , ...... do J ^n, 46's, do 43s 46s The hop market u very —Estimated old dut y , M onday, Augus t 20/ sailors, that they might " be ready to embark at the ^170,00J to -e*17i ,O00. lected it was a subject of reproach and ridicule; and 1776.—U the book upon criminal law written by OATS , per Quar terof Bigh t Imperial Bushels. The supply of Beasts at mar ket to-day has been somewhat ¦ of a man first signal." No appellation could be more appro- you ;—I t if. smaller th an that of the preceding week , and the tjaalitj - whenever they intended to convey the idea Potato , new, 25s, 2"s, old 29s erson the artists priate to gueh ad venturers than that of sea-tings :— 1777-—Are you able to say whether it is quoted LEATHER (peT Vb.) much about the name ; but we caunut note any alteration in. «f low condition, or a slovenly p , Poland do 258. 27 s, do 2Sg price irc til OUi lait week's quotaiio«s. It has tieen u ~ " And they are rightly 50 uamed," says the author in the courts as a book of Small and Kriezland ,' do 2fls d. d. d. d. Sflling jK)n>ented him with a beard . Itis amusing io find, authority ?—Within a . .. , Vtis , do 28»- market with many countr y buy ers year after it was published, it tookits . I believe .Mealing, new Ud. to 15d. per Stone of Nibs. Crdp HiJ9 S,30a40lbs. 11 a 13 German Horse Hides..10a21 , but/ the bedsts were not of the Ynglinga Saga, " who never seek shelter p.nC'-, all sold up % in consequence ol the steanieTanot arriving that their leve of caricature was not confioed to the 3H KUUNG , per Load of2611bs ,....old 3.S>) 34s new —s to—s Dittu , 40 » 5(ilbs...... laaldj Spanish h orseilides... 12 a24 utit il under a smoky roof, and never drain theirdrinking- 1 may say in ihu prtsseucti of the Lord Advocate, ' a late hoar; H hich preven ted inauy parcels ' of. lower order*, but extended even to tbe King J si>d M A LT, pi 'r ' Load of (i Btwh eld ,.4' fls. 4-2s. i-Atio, 50 » al3 ( dozen.) 14a lb number tie neg land, and has ever since maintained it. 1 should Si —» of sheep, has also be«n smaller than last wepk, and Lambs il the toiab at Thebes by the appearance of his 2fo. XXIIJ. Scandinavia, Ancient and Modern , Vitriol Kutts 16a 17 Ditto , 40 a 50 lbs .14a21 , add, that I think the valuvj of tbe work arose chiefly AR RIVALS DURING - f-HE .. WEEK. Kng lish Butts.. 14 a24 Ditto , 50 a bO lbs...... 16 a 22 rather scarce ; the demand has been tolerabl y good , and two or three Vol. I. principally all sold up, saving a few Sheep of very ordinary dan, biacKesed by an unshorn beard of from the great number of new cases which it Whea t 1250 Malt Of) F orei gn Butts...... 14 a 17 Ditto , 70 a l00 1bs.....l4 a2U at . qu ality. Best _ lieef was^soM from 5|id to 6d var yingTruns iiys' growth- But it was likewise grrea as the test amounting to 1800 -w Oats 1H66 Shelling MO Foreign Hides lUai .2 Large Seal Skins...... 11 a 15 , reported, , hich had passed Dressmg Hides 11 a 14 Ditto , Sin-,ill,...... ,20a 2i mat dowa to 5'd per lb, b.»t prinvipally at the former prices - if hardships undergone in a severe campaign ; and through my bands as counsel. Bailey Hour 000 L) \Vether Mut ton may be quoted at e^d per lb, middliu g 6d ?7amtte g. Beans ...... 167 itto ,Shave d.... 12al4 Ki ps.. 10a 18 , tie warlike character of Remeses the Great is J 778.—But the arrangement and the matrer of the Rapesced 630 BeStSaddl ers 'Hides.. 14a l033 195" wt find that so soon as they were employed in the as lost. his , the old lady 76s. 7d. 26a. Sd. 32s. lid. 42s. 6d. 46s. Sd. —s. Oi Straw... I 16 a2 5 Straw..... 2 0a2 6" desirous to learn what strange things her son John one which imposes (at least that of the Sheriff of Cumberland. Portm an , Edgeware-road. le they were obliged to lenice of this civilised peop , had.seen after sailing so long upon the seas. Lanarkshire imposes) upon the person holding it, Hay...... 5 0a6 0 Hay ...... 4 0 a 5 IB eeofonn to the cleanlv habits of their masters: their , onerous important duties of tbe hig . Cl over.. 5 15 a 6 15 Clover...... 5 O46 g MANCHESTER CORN EXCHANGB , Saturda y, Aug. 18. hest description LONIJON WOOL -MARKET, BRITISH * FOREIGN. —Mon . Amongst the many thiuys that Jack ret-ollecied, be ' Straw 2 4»2 8 Straw ..... 2 0 a 2 fc iord« ind heads were shaved, and they adopted a 17bl.—Vou are. a resident Criminal Judge ?—I The sales of Colonial wooIh , of which public notice has bepn Ther fi was a slender attendance of buyers at our market mentioiiwl his having; seen -lying fish. * Stop, The trad e for hay, clover , and straw is very dull, the supply this mornin g, and the trunsactiniM were . d»se cap. The priests were remarkable for their am a resident Criminal Judge, and J ain also a g iven , commenced on Tuesday last , unJ wtre continued up to cm. the most limited Johnny_,* said his mother, don 't tell me such things bein g equal- to the dem.ind. scale. From the quota tions of this da/ se' nniijht l»te of cleanliness,- -which was earned so farthat tbev ' resident Judge for the determination of civil qu -s- u late hour on Saturday evening, for the present series ol , we notice as toat, tell me of what you have really se<;n ; for as rions from the smallest to tbe greatest amount; 1 sales abimt 10,000 bales have benn declared , of which aboii t a reduc tion of tid per 7 0 Its on Wheat , and on Flour of4s to 5s daveJ the whole body every three days, and per, per 280-lbs, and even at this decline conn umere were without to flying fish , I could as soon believe vou bad seen ay try a question of Is., or I may try a -question ot one hall have alread y passed the hammer ; the whole quantity SUGAR , COWEE , COCOA , AND SPICES. fcraed frequent daily ablutions,, bathing twice a day will not btv got throug h until nearl y\the^ termination of tlje cuntiiienice , coiiaeqiiewtly lew sales were effected. Oata may flying cow* ;' and J ack saw that wonders of this £l,i>00,000 sterling. be noted 2d per 45 lbs lower , and Oatmeal , was freel •¦tie xod twice daring the nijbt. It was not confined to present week. The atcenilance of bnyeri * from the inanulac ' SUGAR. s. d. 8. d. COCOA. y rea sort, though very true, were quite out of his 1782.—lu the decision of criminal matters, do you tu rinjj distiicU was very good , and the biddin gs , brink. As Large Lumps..72 0 a 73 U s. d. a. d. at lull 3a per-24 0 lbs below the late currenc y without inducing tbeirorder; every Egyptian prided himself on the much bu siness. Malt , Beans , and other articl es so he immediately changed his tack. try by the aid of a jury, or are you jud ge of the fu r as the avprajzes have yet been made out, the prices realised Smull ditto ..73 0 a ?¦> Trinidad (per , were like- mother's way, 0 wise npsilected and the advance previousl y raconragement of habits which it was considered a 'Perhaps, mother," says he, ' you wont believe me, fact as well as the law ?—In summary cases, where ha ve answered the expectations of the importer *. Molasses ,British24 0 a 28 0 cwt.;... 39 6 a 52 0 , demanded was- fcgrace to neglect: we can , therefore, readily ac- the punishment is trivial, a few mouths' imprison- The n r»t sale was on Tuesday, uader the management of Bengal good and Grenada 39 0 a 50 0 not continued. : when 1 tell you, that casting anchor once in the Messr s. Simes and Go., when 10W bales of wool were eoniit for the disgust they felt on seeing the squalid it was with difficulty that we hove it np ment, 1 try the cases without a jury; in cases of a put up ; line ...... 0 0a 0 6 St. Lucia.... 0 0a 0 0 Asiatic Red Sea, more serions kind, which, by law are capital, or the Australian (350 bales , ) «old at Is lid to 2s. 1jd per lb lor Barbado es,Kine 0 0a 0 0 Brazil ,. 35 0 a 38 0 appearance and nmefined habits of their what should we find banging th e middling samp les, and Jit W to Is Id per lb for the ' greasy COKFBE. SPICES , again; when we did, It which are to terminate iu a spnons punishment, I FROM FRIDAY NIGHT'S GAZETTE, Aug. 17. naghbourw, whose long beards were often the subjec t ^t the end of it but an old wheel. was a strange and inferior fleeces. The Van Diepan 's Land wool s (abou t amaica , Fine 116 0 a 131 0 Cinnamon lb, 3 6 a 7 6 of ridicule always have the assistance of a jury; last year 1 74f> bales , ) realised 2s 3d to 2a 7d per Ib for ^ood lambs , and MiddliDg.... 106 0 » 1-15 0 Cloves (Am- to the Egyptian soldier, and for their old thing to look at, so we boisted it in. Well, our ibborreoee of tie bearded and long-hared Greeks, trieJ 128 persons with a jury. from 9d to 2s 2d per lb for krea sy and mid jwere fnm S dney, and the. remainder fro m Tas- and di«.-ov-wed that it was one of Pharoah's cJutnot- are generally decided by a Magistrate or two ?— y Berbi ce good Mace 2 8 a 7 0 THOMAS MAYO , Twickenham , victualle r, Ang. 24, Sep- ' bo Egyptian of either sex would, on any account, mania ; the former(l amba ') 8old at 2s 2d per lb inferi or Is 6d Middling.. 112 0 a 122 0 Nutmegs ge 1785.—What is the population over which, you 1* pro - Dominica , maica. 0 3 a 0 3J ber 28, at 11, at the Bankrupts ' Court ; solicitors , Messrs. tframmt Pun tjpon Names.—Two gentlemen, one named is d uce of Tasmania, 2s 3d to 2a.4et ont to fetch their father to Egypt Barbers 253,000 ; of the comity, about 130, ; Dieni an's Land quotation (431 bales) went off, at Is 3d to Ordinar y .. 90 0 a 1P3 0 Fine lar ge..}35 0 a 205 0 the first, * This is a very pretty tenement, if it had 380000 JOHN ATKINaON , King William -street , tarpaulin-ma- may be considered as the or&pring of civilization , . 2a l{il, the Australian (7(53 bales) at 2s 2a 4d—line at 2s 3d St. Domingo 40 6 a 42 0 Barbadoes. . 43 0 a 48 0 nufacturer, August 30, September ^ ' said Garret don't you to 28 6d and inferior les at lid to 2s per )b. A few 28, at 12 o'clock , at the- uiw a Roman youth, when arrived at the age ot but a Garret.' ' You fool, , ' 17^6.—Has the business increased or diminished samp Mocha...... 60 0 a 122 0 East India.. 17 6 a 23 6 Bankrupts ' Court : solicitor , Mr, Batikart , Cleraent 's-lane , oanhtod cut off his beard and consecrated it to know there must be Chambers first.' since you have filled the* office ?—I t has increased M erinos from Odessa sold at Is Od to la Sd per lb, Th>* Lombard-street; official assignee, Mr. Edwards , Frederick' s- , , y; I should mention that the civil sales of Saturday were by Messrs. Loug hnan and Hughes, place Old Jewry. d -from very materiall Messrs. Ebsworth Br others ; the prices obtained were . •°ffle eitv as a token of his having emerged ANOTHER.—Two gentlemen, one named Wood- businesscons ists of two parts ; the one consists ot and by , HIDES (pel lb.) WILLIAM BARRETT , Jun., Abingdon , Berkshire ;gToceiy state of childhood so a people, until they have happened not diffeT ent from those alread y given ; the first comprised August 24, September 28, at ten o'clock * , cock , the other Fuller, w alking together, cases of a large pecuniary amount, which are tried 984, and the latter about 150 bales. The aales will be resumed a. d. d. d. , at the Golden Cross Copied the custom of shaving, may be supposed to to see .an owl; said the last, " That bird is much Market Hides , 56 a Market Hides, 96 a Inn , Oxford : solicitors , Messrs. Hindmars h and Son, Crescen t, in a Court of Record, where the pleadings are thisafternopn. Jewin-Btreet , Cri pplegate. - ^aia a remnant of their early barbarism. The are very wron " said There was a good attendance of buyers at most of the publLe 64ibs.... 2ja 2$ 104 lbs...... 3J a4J like a Woodcock." " You g, written, and which is subject to the review of the RUSHTON WALKER , Bristol , sculptor Angnst 24 Booanfi, at first liie other people allowed then Fuller in the sales which took place last week , and the biddings were Ditto , 64 a 72 lbs 2j a 3 Ditto , 104 a 112 lbs.... 4 a 5 , , to , , tbe first, " for it's Fuller in the head, Court of Session and the Honse of Peers. Tiie Ditto , 72 a 80 lbs..... zija3f Calf Skins (each)...... 6s 6d September 28, at one o'clock , at the Commerc ial-Tpoma , ^rds after the anmewhat animated ; whilst the prices realised were fully Bristol : solicitors Messrs. Clarke grow, until abont 454 years eyes, and Fuller all over." other isa court of summary jurisdiction, where the equal to those obtained at the preceding sales. Van Die- Ditto , SO a 88 lbs 3 a-3j Horse Hide s, ditto 8s Od , and Medcalf , Lincoln's- Hiding of the city, (299 B. c.) when P. Ticinius civil questions are tried without writing, aud deter- -Vs Ditto , 88 a 96lba 3} a 3J inn-fields. . Matrimonial Journal.—A gentleman lately man 'a Land wool fr om la to 2s 4d; AuBtralian 9d to 7d. JAMES WOOD COOK ^ena intro- mined by myself, both upon the law aud evidence, Since Monday last the arrivals have been composed of 1330 , Dover , woollen-dra per, August , having bronirbt barbers from Sicily, his wife's temper :— 25,. September28 , at 12 o'clock , at the Bell Hotel Sandwich he to took a meteorological journal of at the moment of hearing the parties, and at the balea from Van Dieman 's Land ; 500 ;rom Germany; 200 , ; ^»ed t custom Rome; and, as Pliny state?, in tbe afternoon rainy. solicitors ! Wessra. Dods and Linkkler , Korthum berland-street , f Sci MoDday, lather cloudy; cost of a few shillings. In the court wh«re the from Turke y ; 190 from Spain ; 290 from the Cape of Good METALS Strand. pio Afrieanus was the first Roman little towards Hope ; 100 trom Russia ; and 40 from Di'nrnaTk. »1» Tuesday vapourish ; brightened up a proceedings are conducted by written pleadings, 1 LEAD. JS a. £ 8. £. s. £. a. BARNET ^ALKER , Sheffiel d, journevman cabinet- shaved every day.' They xesembled changeable gloomy, inclined Althoug h we have a lar ge quantity of British wool on sale, British Pig Lithar ge .... 23 0 a 0 0 ' $& evening. Wednesday, , decided last year 1,400 cases with written pleadings, a portion of which is of the present *3 clip, the Bri tish maker , August 27, September 28, at twelve -.o'clock ,; at Egvptians ratier than the Greeks in year (per ton).... 19 0 a 0 0 TIN. s. d. s. d. the Town-hall Sheffield , solicitor to Tsm. Thursday, high wind, and some peals of pronouncing interlocutors in each, which, were wool trade condnnes very stead y, and the prices noted on , ' , Mr.Preston , Tofcenhouae- «tti respect, aai in--Ae . Labk of aDowing the morning ; variable till Sheet (milled) 19 15 a 0 0 In Blocks. ... 82 0 a 82 6 yard , Mr of thunder. Friday, fair in the subject to the review of the Court of Session, and'Ot Mviiiday last ate wett siippbrt ed. ^i*r...... 21 0a 0 0 Ingots ...... 83 0 a 83 6 the head and beard to grow in mourning ' which Downteg gnU 6d to la 7d , half-bred do. In 6J d to Is 7£d, , $e the afternoon, cloudy all night. Saturday, a gentle the House of Peers. In the small debt court, Patent shot , Bars...... 84 0 a 84 8 . - . DIVIDENDS. Greeis, on the contrary, shaving themselves on few Bashes of is a court for civil actions, the number of cases last Down ewp.a and wethers Is 3d to U 4d, Leicester hogs Is 3d la 12...... 24 0a 0 0 COPPER. breeze, hazy, a thick f og, and a to Is 6dj Leicester wethers Is 2d to la 3d , blanket wool 85 G, Wilson, Darlington , Dnrham , mercer. —W. Gra venor &*e occasions. The prejndice of these last in tempestuous and rainy ; towards year was 17,000, and in the registration court, which Red , or Minium 22 5a 0 0 British Cake ^ 0 a jf66 0 , k*oar retained to the pre- lightning. Sunday, 9d to Is, fl annel ditto Is 2d to Is 4d , combing sk.n Is ljd White 30 0a 0 0 SheeU. per lb. 0 lOJ d a 0 0 Hatfieid , Yorkshire , farmer. —September 14, A. Bell, New- »f Jong hair seems to be evening somewhat calmer. also is part of my duty for the city and county, 1 to Is 31d. castle-upon-T yne, merchant, *»t Jay ; f or, thoogh the modern Greeks hare adjudicated last year on 4,600 claims, and b',500 *3opted a motion custom, and wear the Tsdjgjs of How to make a Shift.—A commercial tra- objections to persons on the roll. LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. CERTIFICATE— SEPT. 7. left an article belonging to his wardrobe 2« coast of Barbary, they have remained insensible veller lately 1787.—Are you paid by a (salary ?—I am. LONDON CORN EXCHANGE. Saturda y Evenin g, August 18 J. Chadwick , Oldham , Lancashire , cotton spinner. at an inn, afld wrote to the chamber-maid to forward 17B8.—What is the salary ?—£800 a yean , 1838. to the comfort and cleanliness of shaving, and have ; Mark-L ane , Mdin>AY , AVOVST 20, ' of eoverine the bead with it to him by coach j in answer to which he received 1789.—Have, the parties an option, either to The demand throu ghout the week has been very, moderate , PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED preferred the inconsiste ncy ofl' the following;— institute proceedings m jour court, or to go at once The wea ther has been mostly favourable _ for harvest opera- bnt as holders er tlieir stocks sparing ly, no change ot prices Lancashire iclose cap, and f-heriahini? the growth of lone Lair. has occurred , excepting for the common qualities of Ameri- T. Williamson and R. Armstron g, Peridleton , ,, to the Court of Session r They may either go to tions since this day se'nnight , the rain which fell on Thur» . dyers . W.and W. Earie and J. and J. W. Carter , Liver- With the Egyptians it was cnstomaTy to shave the "I hope, dear sir, yon'll not feel hurt day and Kriday nights not preventing field work the following can , which are rat her lower ; 1 ,000 American ypere taken on Carter. the Sheriff Court or to tbe Borough Court, a court speculation , and I ,t>00 for export. At a public sale of 560 pool, corn-mer chants ; as far as regards J. W- teads of even yoongchildren,learingonly.cenainlocks I'll frankly tell you all about it. days. There were some showers about yesterday, and it does Mason and Richardson j Barnsley, Yorkshire vlinen-mann- of the same description within the city of Glasgow, not appear quite soflettleJ now. A fair supply of Wheat was htatti 'ed Sea island , 240 bags were forced off at a decline of *i the front, sides, and back ; and those of the lowvr I've made a shift with your old shirt, 1 facturers. W. JWClennan and R. Parkinson , Pre«ton, or they may go at once to the Court of Session ; or in t>n sale tbi.s morning from Essex , but the quantity was mo- fully Id per lb from the previous nominal rate s. The sales and Co., Heywood Lanca- dssses were allowed to go ont in the sun with the And you must make a shift without it." amount to 16,120 bags, aa follows '.— Lancashire , grocera. J. Smith , small cases they may go to the Justice of tbe Peace derate from Suffolk and Ken t , and limited of all spring corn shire, DO we»-Wm makers. f ead exposed without the protecdon of a cap ; which from these counti es, with only » .moderate fresh arrival of , COHPESSIONS.—A young Catholic lady was at Court, which has the same jurisdiction as the Sheriff, d <1 i d ' Oa tS, as well English and Scotch, as .Irish. There was a con- ' ' s the reason assigned by Herodotus for the hard- confession* The confessor, after asking several in cases of small amount, 140Sea l8land 16 to 36 330 Bahia & Mac. 7J to 8| -— tm . .. . - ¦ . -with those of siderab.e proport ion of new Wheat in thi« 3»y'a atipply, mostly 270 Stained do...... 5 to 13 — Demerara , <&c... fcf to 12 l*s» of the Egyptian sknlls compared questions relative to her confession, felt some curi- 1790.—Do you mean civil as well as criminal ?— from Essex , and a £ew samples ' s Manners and Customs from Kent , quality good , a 4630 Bowed Geor.. 5J to 8J 260 Egyptian ...... 9j to 13/ FROM THE LONDON GAZETTE, Avg. 21. V&3people. —Wilkinson osity to know who was the fair penitent : he asked Civil as well as criminal. few parcels damp, and althoug h generall y heavy by no me*nii Mobile ...... 5} to Si — Barbadoes 00y100 ? i... 6| to 7! tflhe AncientE gyptians. her name ; the lady, not choosing to satisfy him, 1791.—Who presides over the Borough Court r—A a hand. --oTne sample, the skin being coarse , the weight tho wever , - J Alabama , &c. 5 to 6} 50 Peruvian ...... n to & BANKRUPTS. 1 nominally presides; but the person that will run from 02 to 64 lbs per imperial bushel ; The Wheat & Mas overboard.—About six o'clock in the replied * Father my name is not a sin. Magistrate 2220 NewOrleans..5 to 9 190 Lagnayra ...7 to 8 , , really gives th<; judgment is Mr. Reddie, a member trade was dull for . all sorta , old being 4s per . qr cheaper , and Pernambuco, -r Weat India .. . 6 to 8 THOM AS DRIVER and JOHN MOORE , shipowners,. new selling at i' ru ijs Ton I Rang— a good smart breeze—all standing under Want of Evidence.— There is a pleasant of the Scottish bar ; a gentleman of great respect- rom 70s to 74a per tir;ifor the beat .i few y Paraiba t &c. 81 to 9^ 1530 Snra t 4 to 5j London , to surre nder August 28 and October 2, at eleven, inferior parcels rather lower and selected lots, at somewhat Maranham . . . ri\ to 9 20 Madras ...... at the Conrt of Bankruptcy. Belcher , official assignee ; King ^* hanic-ane-boBse, and enjoyiDg the washing of anecdote told of the late Reverend Judge Peters, ability. . more money. Flour was without in value 4UUiOft J 4J to bi , of the any alte ration J Sawginned..6 1 to 1\ 70 Bengal...... 1 to % Freem an 's-conr t,Comhill. ^ ^pray over the fore.part ship, when oar who was no less known for the integrity of his legal 1792.—He is in the nature of an assessor?—He is Ther ; were several samples of new Barley at market to-day JAM ES WILLIAM BARRETT , Jim., gr The Imports for the week are 12 ocer, Abini rf on, *&csement was intermpted by the cry of " a man decisiona than for his witticisms. The crew of a an assessor, who writes the judgments which the of heavy qualit y, taken by our distiller * at about 37s per qr ,607 bags. Berksh ire , August 24 ah | October ^, at ten j at the Golden for good choice and ^wboard!" "What an awfttl change came over our vessel brought into his court a complaint, alleging Magistrates sign. , rather more for a^ kindl y lot or two ; old Cross Inn ,- Oxford. . Hindmarsh and Son, Crescent , Jewin- grinding in consequence waB difficult of Hale , and lower. , London. g» The poor fellow had been washed off the 1793.—Are you bound to give the reasons of Comparative view »f the street . r^° •' thennwbolesomeness of the provisions laid in for the Malt was in slow request and . rather cheaper. Beans vetre Imports and Exports of Cotton JOSEPH HAIGH, dyer , Meltham , Yorkshire Sept 13 at We thought your jud gment?—I am, and invariably do so. into and from the whole kingdom , , ^ ^prf t, and came op again a-stern. voyage, and claimed damagps for this misusage. much the same as last week , fine qualities Being held high. , from the 1st of January one, and Oct 2, at two, at the Geor ge Hotel, Hnd dersfield. e 1794.—The Lord Advocate.—Mr. Reddie is also Peaa were value few to the 11th inst. and of the Imports and Expor ts for the ' *. keardof his screams for help throngh the gnshing One of the evidences in support of the charge was without alterat ion ^n ; a new . were at Atkinson , Huddeisfield ; Batty , Fisher , and Sndlpw ^e ih water. We were at the rate of Town Clerk ?—He is Town Clerk and Assessor for market. There were; several lots of new Oats on the market same periodlast year. . Chancery Jane London. , : . ' ^ e sailiDg an apparent]/ mov)aj sea biscuit. The ' opeoiDg' from Esaex and Kent , good useful corn but not very heavy. JAMES - ^ biou we had the Magistrates. , Into the kingdom this year: ROpGBRS /coachbnild er, Chorlton-opo n-Bfedlock , **** an hour; the boat, the only one , counsel produced this during his exordium, and it 1795.—Mr. 0'ConnelL—Ha.vethe appeals from The trade for Oats was alow ; but for tine hprae-corn lower Manehesle p, Aug 29, and Oct2, at ten, at the Commissioners ' flashed at the top of the round-house, and would was banded incidentally to the judge. The cause prices were not submitted to. Ra pesecd continues to be held American ...... bags 966,227 Rooms, Manch ester , v Sharp, Staple-inn, Londo n ; Rowley r your decision increased or diminisb.ed since your for the seedsmen, an d many samples are too damp to keep, ™ tare lived in guch a sea. Three ot fbnr ienders proceeded in doe form, and when the defendant's appointment?—All pases come before me, la genera), South American .. 94,697 aad Taylor, Manchester. . tboira was used which must be sold to the crashers er * long,, as yet they can- West-Indies, Demerara , &c. .. .. 3,735 MAICGARET KJEW , victualler, Torrishblme, Lancashire 5^* overboard—every effort to counsel was proceeding -with the citation of proofs by appeal from the judgment of the Under-Sheriffs. not buy. New Rye met a fair inquiry for mowing. Bonded ¦ ' Inn Lancaster.^ PK the sim ' Ejwt Indies !. .. '&%& Sept4, and Oct 2, at twelve, at the Roy»l ;Oa* , abaci— but tip rare atwhicbwe seemed to sustain,his client's cause, the movildj biscuit was 1 he appeals to me from the judgment of the Under- Wheat was held at Friday 's decline, without pr essing sellers Egypt &c...... » 26,070 Makinson aid Sanders, Temple, London ; Robmsori and Dod- ot anxious buyers. ' '¦ ' ¦ '!" ¦ ' ' , ' ' ¦¦ '' ¦ *vjfrom the straggling man was magieaL The not to be found ; great reliance was placed on this ; Sherifts have increased about tenfold since my Bon , Lancaster; - . : " ' . . „-.,. ¦ tment. . -i Total of all descrip tions ...... 1,154391 PERC1VAL BEADTIMB NT, build er, Wfflington , Npr- ^^gtTs, wbo, but the minute before, h&i teen it' had, however, unaccountably disappeared. At appoin • and October 2 careless yon have a Deputy-Sheriff ?—I iiave . CUKRENGY . - • ¦ '. Same period last year: thnmbeTlaMd. Sept 11, at eleven , , at one, at gaiety, now with convulsive featnres length one of the jnrymen reminded the counsel he 1796.—Then PER IMPERIAL MEASURE> , Commission-room , . ,NewcasUe-n pon-Tyne. who decide the cases in the first instance on ¦ .. -.bags 690.679 the Baftkru pf ^ 11 e mttked the dimmishing speck it to the judge, who it appears, little by four, , WHEAT. 9; b. Malt ,'N orfolk PaJeV.52 .. 66 American .. JPlum ptie, : Lam b-building s, Temple, .London ; Cram , New- wViA^^ ^ -^ had-ianded Essex j Kent , Suffolk 66., 74 Ware -..;...... 61 ..63 South Ameri can.. .. •? B*«™ "cb stillad floated had inadvertently written pleadings. &c, 3, caatie-Tipon-Tyrie- . : , " ; on the large wares -that heared little, as the cause proceeded, —Have the number of appeals from, you to W hite,. ;.,...... 66:-.. 60 . West Indies , Peroerar a, 784 , ^a down 1797. PEAS' Indies.. ... ??»??? ¦ PARt NERSHIPS DISSOLV ED. ^° , now grnng him to and now taking eaten it up. The hearty laugh was irrepressible, the Court of Session increased or diminished ?—- Norfo lk4Lmcolu8liire 68 ..'70. Hog and Grey,...... 34 .. 35 East •• *v . *j"a from oot sight The women perhaps to add the complainants White , do., do. ....66 .. 74 *j Egypt , Ac .. .. - •• ^I>093 clambered into and it were needless Last year, out of 1,400 cases, there were twenty Ma a .....//...... 35 ,. 37 ej0 13c MaUai ieu and Lees,' Manchester , ironmr jngeTS. Grirh shaw ^gerocn places which at evidently a spite \'"i'y White ...... 40.. 42 Manchester , fcrewere ; , other times they would, were foiled -in the . prosecution; appeals, in which, I think, there were seven in which Westw' f^tountr y Red.." ¦ > «„¦. ... : and Hammond, H. and T. Braml ey *je shrDnk from with fear, and waved owners. ¦ E NS of imports as compared Co., Skire holme , Yorkshire , and elsewheiie , cotton- j to their hand- action against their captain and the judgment was altered. Wbitevdo...... - - . o „ ? A - Increas e^ and •chief^ cheer him in his Northnmherlah d ! Vm wUtsamftpenodiastyear . hagB 256,895 spinner s. Joaes: and ,WfwsoHv ^werpool f hlockmakers: . straggle; their eyes —When Admiral Lord Howe was 179S.—Do your duties briBg yon in contact with and " m '""' « 40m and Chesinaa , Shefceld , surgeons. J~*kBcinated to the Lord Howe. Scotch Whit e .... U .. ^" c^, old...... 38... Jac kiBon Cleraesha and small spot which assured ns " not remarkable for courage the working classes of Glaseow?—In the Small 68 rrow EXPORf SIN 1838 . Co., Burn ley, Lanoaakdre , grocerB. . J. Hellewen and Co., *** fellow treatnre waa^still a captain, alieutenant, Fine do..... 70 .. 72 Sf <- •- •'••— " •• ** / buffeting in mortal (common fame had Debt Court, and in the Criminal Court, continually Moray-An gus ' rigeoa ...... 44 ..4o Salford , Lancashire ^ dyere. • J. Hinks and Coi, and G- &zj for or presence of mind in dangers and American, 30,652~Brazii ,;4075-—Ewt lndiei, 26304 lor'and - Co.,i l^Ter ppolv j existence. Still we sailed from him, and every week. I sit in the Small Debt Court, and Rothakire Red.... OATS. Tay ^ ' pam tm. .- Evan$ and Rees, Bow at brou ht some imputation;upon his character), ran to 0 .. 0 Total in 1838 ...... 61,301 bags. . LW erp Ool, • linen-idrapera - BU FUher ana T. J. Walker ? y sefn lolonged intervala. g generally sit from eleven in the morning till seven or White V:... ' ft • n u. j :.i i..j 99 n r " 1Tv °^ ?* P informed his commander that ,„/••••••••••• °" ° Bngliah feed...... 22 ..25 Same period in: 1837 .. >. ' 79,652 -W biston, York8liir p, fannerfi. J. Brown and 'J ^ D$eanT the great cabin "and in fri ab. Red , , ¦v ¦ ' ' ¦ ¦¦ ¦¦¦• ' ¦ '¦' '¦¦ ¦ "Wi he is making for one of the fenders " said eight in the, evening, and that court is attended, New...... 64 .. 70 ShoTtamall .....^ Brai ford , faate-de»le r»f . ••¦ - . ¦ ¦• ' ¦ f> • " » ¦ -:' .. . , gun-room. Soon after -. x>o.. Whitev; '. - .- 0 > • =•' the ship was on fire near the general, by 500 or t>00 of the working- classes. ; .Vi. 64 .. 72 Polan a ..»..».. 26.. 29 ¦ ¦ ¦ - - -¦ - •¦ ' ' ' ¦ ming, Yon need not be . BARLEY. scotch j New Angus 25 .. 28 . . . . :. , . . .-: . . DIVIDENDS. . : ; ¦ ¦;¦ :. .: ' -: •/-, :\ t* «en.r xiJ. 34. this he: retained, exclai ' 1799.—You nave heard allegations made of mis- Monday, Aogtnrt2Oi 1^58- , - Joseph, tr hen sent for by Phwaoh from ed.1 Afraid!' re- one or Grinding ...... 34 .. 35 Potatoe ...... 29 .. 31 £> ** .harea timseif, and clanged hi» rumHU." afraid, as tie fire is extinguish ' conduct and partialityon your part, of which DistUlihg ...... 36 .i S7 Berwiclc...... The sales to-day are about 4,000 bagi», chiefly in American; September 12, W. Stephenson , Leeds, wooUei-drap sr. . Sep^ how does a man LiveVpool, grate- If iT' «^-23. *• To bD of them he ?ave each man changes plied Captain H., s little nettled; ' two instances nave been adduced ?—I have. Malting , New ...... 38 . .39 Irish , white 22 .. 29 a few Egyptian at l&}d to lid-; 300 Bahia 8fd to 6Jd, and temher 17, S- Flitcrol t and T. Alusgrove, ibot to i feel rir, not ask bow he 1800.—Have you anything to state to the Com- C'heraher , Nev Do. Potatoe ..... i 100 Pernam 8Jd. The market is firm and steady at these manufacturers. : October 16", W. and H. VVfrth , Totnena p firoT^i o'j»nun he g»Te three hundred pieces of , when he is afraid ? I need evonshire , " > md fire ch»nge« of raiment." looks.1 mittee, respecting those instances ?—I have. As far Malt , Brown 48 .. 51 Do.Black 22.. 24 prices. On Saturday 3,000 bags were aold. D linen-drapers. ; ; t THE ORTHPB^ August ^ N J25, 1838. ru lers coolly attempt to compel um to keep our .Rochd ale. To-day being the wakes DEMONSTRATION FOR UNI VER SAL justice too long. They had a Reform Bill, the frui t* Onr Land papers to the lSth of Aprilj and Hobart Town The Queen 's Plate of 100 gs. for mares; tiree — , is genii of which they were denied the benefit of. bur thens and lose onr trade. We are determined , fi>r Journals to the ' 31st '. '. March ; * by "tb e Orwell. Sir yrs old, fst 21b, four 8bt fib, five, 9st lib,: six and ally lnjarious to the tr ansaction of business • K^* SUFFRAGE AT IPSWIC H. n safety, to throw off pur burthens and ' The Chaibmax pnt the petition to the meeting, the commo , Jo hn Frank lin has taken the first stjeps towards the ^ged , -$s.t 51b. Three miles. more goods have been sold than is usua l at who thfi trad*, the happiness, and the power of th i agreed to it unanimously. This was followed preserve amendment of the Assignment Regulations in the Mr Dawson 's ch f Primefi t...... Lye 1 times. The deman d for flann els still continue and Suff olk Times.) by tremendouB cheCTS. onr country ; and, therefore, do the women meddle bri sk; trot (Abrid gedfromthe Essex sister colony, to the imperfection of which public at- Mr Bell's b f Miss Eliza ....Hes^ltine 2 prices are but low, considerin g the W»v Mr. Samuel Clctten moved *' That the peti tion with politics. .. .. tson'sb m Susanna...... M arson 3 pnee of wool. There has been no of th e Worki ng Men's Association to lie at the Town Hall for three days for signature ople have petitioned in. vain for twenty tention has been excited. Mr lbbo change in tti The appeal , and The pe Mr Palmer 's b f Creu: *a...... Tem pleman 4 price of flannels or wool to-day, theugh 4keoperativ es of Ipswich met with a cordial response afterwards at the I pswich Amu, Brook-s treet , for years ; their hum ble prayers have been refused , aud The above papers are not of so late a date as pre- in the Iatt * last. The spacious Lall miseries disregarded. The factions viously received by two days. Mr Vansittart 's b f by Hump hrey Chnker... 5 ar ticle there has been rather more doing. ^ -on Wednesd ay evening further- signature , previous to being sent to Bir- their incre asing ' 6 literary Institute was too small to contain to the unconauered people of Englan d for Mr Bowes s b f Rebecca...... i. Skipton Catt le Mark et, August cnder the mingham, to be snbjoined to the National Petiti on." have given . Accounts have been received at Havre , b t 20 ' -the num bere th at flocked to the meeting, and huu- inheritan ce, a childhood without mirth, a man- , y he 5 to 4 agst Miss Eliza. Rebecca took the lead to We had a very lar ge snpply of all descri In doing no, he addressed some appropriate observ- their Unite , from Mon te Video of the 6th of June Btionir of l&redsof persons ¦were necessitated io remain on the Working hood withou t indepe ndence , and an old age without , , stat - the Middlethorpe tnrn , where she gave up. The F»t Cattle , and^ there being a good ati ons to the meeting, in support of the ing that the blocka de atten dan ce of .onfcad e, not being able to obtain ingress. The hour Men Y Association. h onour or comfort ; therefore do the women meddle at Buenos Ayres still con- lot ran in company to the gravel road , where Eliza buyers, prime sort s sold well, while those tinued with the to of inferior -filed for the chair being taken was seven, bu t busi- Mr. Ephraim Edgeley seconded the proposi tion , with politics, and the viho\e family of the peop leunite greatest vigour by six ships of and Primefit singled thems elves out, ran a smart qu ali ty went off slowly. Beef 5^d 6d: Mu , ^«totton a, -Bess did not commence until twenty minutes past, which was agreed to. for jnstice...... , " . war. They were expecting a declaration of war on race to within the distance , where Primefit came 6d to 7d; Lamby 6d per lb. -when , on the exterior and in the interior of the It was resolved , on the motion of Mr. Robt. Ore The proud have steeled their hearts, bu t the poor the part of President Rosas, who was pr eparing a out, and won easy by a length. 000 stregth , and th ere is a bond of flotilla. Richmond Corn Market, August " bnildjBE, there conld not have been less than 2, (car penter ), seconded by Mr. Henr y Church (car- have united thei r THURSDAY , August 23. . 18.— Vft •persons present. . _ ' * . u are justl y unity in truth, a strength in virtue , and a weakness Th ey write from Miadrid of the 23th of August had a good supply of grain in our; market to day penter ,) That the thank s of the meeting , , The Wilton Stakes of 30 sovs. each. 6 sabs. Mr. Charles Bird , painter , took the chair , and due to the London Working Men 's Associati on for in guilt , and die cry of the oppre ssed ever reached that it was the anniversar y Wheat was sold 6d. per bushel lower than day of the event whi ch * * * ' ¦ ¦ * - " ¦ * ; " ' ' '* ' last aid—Brother workin g men and fellow-townsmen , I their excellent outline of the People's Charter ; and the throne of gra ce. took lace at; La Granja | some Patriots wished Mr. H eseltine 's b. f. Shadow...... R. Heseltine 1 week. ., . . . ^ ; . . . . ^ and the Jew p to 2 ia ve to thank you lor the nononr you have done me to the Council of the Birmingham Political Union Let, then, the craven spiri t submit , celebrate it by public manifestations and Govern - Mr. Smith 's br. f. M argaret...... ;Templema p Fer Bushel. spirit torture industry for its gain, and the scoundrel , Mr. Tilbum 's bl. c. AlasUr AUen...G.lJ elsoii 3 "Wh .in placing me in this silnation on tnis very_ importan t for tlie National Petition. " ment , being informed of their projects took every eat sold from ... .10s. Od. to 11s. 6d. occasion. In the first at jour of tiianks to the spirit laugh at the mortal agony of the country, , place I have-to claim Mr. Goslino proposed a vote precau tion that the peace should not be disturbed. Produce Stakes of 100 sovs. each. 6 subs. . Oats, ....:...... ; 38. 8d. to 4s, 4d! iaii ds joor Sindnwrulgence in openi ng the busine ss chair , and to the and give no aid to the brave that battle far . the Chairman for his conduct in the and At present all remained t ' ' - Barl ey, 4g. 0d: to 4s. 3d. trf the«Tenin g. (Hear.) Our object in thus meeting ' for the active part they ri ght, yet sha ll the people be delivered rejoice , perfec ly tranquil. Mr. Bowes ch. c. Jag gar ....,...... W . Scott 1 Workin g Men s Association ^ In th e Bourse ' Beans,...... #> .- ; 6s. $&; to 6ii ()d. is the welfare of the whole commu nity. (Hear, had taken in calling this meeting. (Loud cheers.) for the women have meddled with politics. at Madrid nothing was doing. Mr. Gascoigne s b. c. Watchman...... T. Lye 2 An ord er has been received at Major Yarburg h'8 b. f. Easter.....Templeman 3 l»*r. ) Our object is not confusion or disorder Mr. Charies Cook (accountant ) seconded the The agency of the women sent the missionary on Toulon to recal a Wakefie ld Cattl e Market , Augu st 22.—. grimage ; it redeemed the slavery of a par t of the division —(hear , and cheers ;)—and it app ears quite plain motion, wbich wag agreed to with acclamati on. hi» Christian pil which is cruisin g before The Filly Stakes of 25 sovs. each , 10 ft, for three We had a fair supply of Stock at market this mor n- no idea that the negroes ! If has ever triump and it shall Tuni s. ' that the magistrates of th is town have Three tremendous cheers * echoed from the outside hed, years old fillies, 8st. 2lb. each.—One mile and a ing, of both descri ptions. There was a; fair atte nd- confusion or disorde r to-night ; for given for " The Morality of now secure the most glorious and perfect ©f its The Gazette of Augsburg' has later 1iere wffl be any of the Hall , were then accounts half. 6 Sub s. ance of buyers, and the market was a pretty good I cannot percei ve that there are any ponce here or in the Working Classes," three cheer s for " The Work- victories. than received at Marseilles concerning the raisi ng of one, at the following rices :—Beef meeting. (Applause.) and thanks to The men of Birmingham have set a noble Duke of Cleveland' 8 ches, by Rowton , •...Lye 1 p , 6s. and 6s. 6d -the neighbourho od of the ing Men 's Association at Colchester , the seige of flarrt. It announces that the Schah of per stone ; Mutton 6d. to ' Therefore it affords me considerable gratification y who had attended the example to the country. The women of Birming- Mr. CM. St. Paul 's chea. Cr eeping MoDy , 6j ^d per lb.-^—Bea sts the two members of that bod Per pia bad experienced ia defeat before that p 520 ; Sheep, 6600. There that tbe authorities of the town place »o mu ch con- " and " Thrae times th ree for Universal gham shall set a still more unrivalled one. Within lace, J. Holmes . 2 was a fair supp ly «f meeting, with tbe dispersion of his army. Lean Cattle and Calvers. * fidence in the honest intention * of the Working Suffrage and the Birming ham Petition. " At eleren a fortnight, fifty thousand women shall have signed Mr. Shepherd's bay, March First , j. Marson 3 Accoun ts from Toulon state that eight ships of Men 's Aswciadon of lpswich. (Loud ch»er#.) We o'clock the assembly br oke up in the most orderl y the National Petition ; and if that petition be Boroctghbridoe New Fair vitfl our fel- war , ijmongst which the Hercules, of 100 guns, are Queen's Purse of lOOgs, three-year olds, 7st. 91b. , August 16f and hare thoug ht proper, at this time, to in manner , and in ten minutes after wards scarcel y rejected, instant measures will be adopted for the 17. —The above Ffir so very of adopting to reinforce the blockade squadron off Ver a Cruz. four, 8st. 12lb. five, dot. 41b. six, 7st. 41b and aged , recentl y bro ught to low-townsmen to meet us for the purpose half-dozen persons were to be seen in the streets. safety of the great interests of tbe country. 9st. 91b. Two miles. notice, far exceeded any expectatio n Birmingham Union, -which,, no women of Birmin gham It is donb tful whether the bombar dment can that could the petition of the Th en, , I pray yon, meddle com- ' have been formed , the time of adverti siBg well acquainted- witb. That peti- with politics, mencv before the beginning of November. Mr Heseltine s br c Slashing Har ry, R. . the same doubt , you are all and being so short previ ous to its being tion has alread y receiv ed the sanction of hundreds of THE VICTORIA STEAM-BOAT——FINAL I am, THE FDNPS. Heseltin e...... 1 holden . Fat Mr Tilba rn's br c Master Gastoff. G. Taylor 2 Beat sts, of which ther e were an thonsanC8 of the -working men of England. (Tre- CLOSE OP THE PROCEEDINGS. Your faithful friend , (From the Helvetie of the. 17th inst.) abunda nce j sold well, roeudoas cheers.) And I feel pers uaded that the T. CLUTTON SALT. Mr Dalby 's bl c Midni ght. W. Oates ...... 3 and fetched good pri ces; calving Heifers The affair of Louis Napoleon appears to be at were in ^forking men of Ipswich will also give it their sup- On Monday last, Mr. Baker, the coroner, and the Mr Dawson 's ch f Prim efit, (late Misfit.) great demand. The show of Irish Beasts was Birmingham , August 16th, 1838. pre sent the all-engrosmng question and the order of im- por t. (Loud app lanse.) I; is our intention , hon estly, jury brought to a final close the long-protracted pro- T. Lye 4 mense, f-tr which there was a good sale. The case. —^^»— th e day in Switzerland; The Helvetie take s the lead Mr Simpson 's b g Aggra vator. J. Peck ...... bol ly, and manfully to communicate to' you the ceedings in this important . 5 market was also Well attended with buyers. The v the jnry being called over one of the press of that country in vindicatin g tbe ri hts object of the Working Men ' s A>sociation s this even- On t e names of ROCHDALE. g Howe fair is likely also to vq'ual bur celebrat ed was found to be missing, ard Deverill, the beadle, of the confedera tion , and urgin g the Diet and na. ing. Our object is to give equal rights to all—( en- June fair , it bfcingwell attended with Horses (prii £ said that the gentleman, whose name is Donnell, Rochdai/e Police.— Ot Monday last, in tion to resist the exorbi tant demand of the King RIPON AUGUST MEETING , thusi astic cheering)—respecting. tVe rights of both of cipa lly Nags), and worth y tbe attendance of ibf of having for was so severely indisposed a* to be quite unable to accordance with a resolution of tbe Commissioners th e French , who, after bis repeated attacks against rich and poor. We have been accu sed dealers (of which there were few). On Frida y attend. There still being, however, thirteen jury- of Police eight persons were sworn aa special con- the neutrality and independence eur object a general scramble. This I deny : our , of the republic , St. WILFRED RACES.—Monday, August 20. there was an abundant show of She object is brothf rly love ; it is to create the leelmg oi men present, the coroner went on with the proceed- stables, to act in assistance of the present polio* still presumes to call himself its generous and faith- ep and Lambs ; inss in th« cases of Jacob Heanens, James Young, Fat Sheep may be quoted at from 6d. to 6£i per lb love among all men, more particularly among the force of Rochdale, on Sundays. fu I al ly. The measurs e required by Louis Philippe The weather throu ghout the whole of the day . Wiiliam Colville, Jacob Asper, George Clay alias s oo t We may infer, fr om the numb er working classe*. (Cheers.) You know very well Committal fob Gambling.— On Monday, at h ad inflicted so deep ia wound on the national wa gl my and we , yet the company present far of Catt le pa»sed now abont six Natchcroff, William iVl'Kinlay, John M 'Donald , exceeded the expectation of the greatest admirers of shown and the read y sale for them , that the above -that the Reform Biii has brwn Rochdale, one of those pests who go about from p ride of the Swiss people , that the Juste in Heu itself all know, to your sorrow, the situa- and James Wilcox Drrrington. the sports of the turf. The rain occasionall y ceased , will, next year , be equal to either of year*; and yon fair to fair enticing children to gamble away their did not hesitate to brand , with the utmost energy, our other now in, wbich ca. ses us to meet in this, Ai r. David Napier, Mr. Seaward, engineers, and , and the sky assumed , at times, a mort 1 favourable celebr ated Fairs in October and A tion we are ha lf ence was summaril dealt with William so flagrant an encroa chment on their ri ' pril , as the atten - •way, and to endea\our to unite ourselves for the vx- Captain Hell, the commander of the / Vc/w/a, Brown, p , y , by ghts as aspect ; the wet, however , had mad e the course tion of buyera is all that is requi site Chadwick .) Spotland Workhouse.—On Monday, a forbiddi ng all communicatio n with Fran per quarter from the extreme riors of this sitions bad been gone th ough, ce. Fe Th e St. Wilfred' s Plate af £50.—Heats , one mile p day I am snrrounded by my brother working men, who woman of weak intellect who had been toutid in w ill prove to her that we can do without her se' nnigbt and was confined almost The Coroner proceeded to charge th« jury in the , , and and a half. , entirel y to the will severally addressyou as working men. and I feel the street at an improper hour, was brought before procure elsew here what we want. If France wage millers , who only bought for thei r immediate want s. coiifi-lent that they will be able" to explain ?o vonr ense of James l ouug. Hevaid that although some William Cbadwiek, Esq., at the Session* Room. war against us, 40,000 carbin es and an entire nation Capt Wrathers gr c Hackfall 1 1 In bonded Wheat the re has been nothing doing satisfaction, tbe objects had in -view by the -Working witue.-ses had neglected to Te-appear and record Mr Wormald' to Mr. Stott, the Overseer of Spotland , said she was resolvbd on defending its homes will perha ps sch g Fieschi 7 2 d ay, bu t durin g thelast week we have mad e 2kIeuV Association ; also what is necessary for the their evidence in the cases now before them, as well have Mr Cook' several an inma te of their Workhouse. She went out on hiore weight in the scal e s b f The Wonder 5 3 sales at a decline of 3s. working classes to do, not oniy for-tbeir own benefit, as in the first case which they had consid ered, yet be than the mere name of Mr Attwood's b f Thero ..... 2 4 to 4s. per quarter on Ham - Sunday ni ht wi thout leave. Many of the paupers Louis Napoleon burgh and Baltic fent for the whole of the community; that is, as 1 •lid not think it neces?arv, after the nme that the g , , and be att ended with much more Mr John?;on'i« ch f Susanetta....;...... 3 5 red , and 4i. to 5s. en Par tiig and stated befinv, to protect the property of ewry one. jury had devoted to the inquiry, that they should be then went out ; they both did go ou t, and -would go dunuerous results or complications. " Col Thompsons'sb g MrMerryman 6 6 Whit e Wheat. There wasnothin g doing in Barle y, and to secure to every man hisjust rishts—the rights auy lonuer de.taiued. One of the witnesses, Mr. out, and there was no way to prevent them ; they "• Let us thank Heaven," adds Helvetie, " for Mr C H IbWsou's b f Saltarella 4 . d —No alteration can be noted in English Beans , but of indnsvry. (Prolonged lause.) Yon know very Dicken>on, of Blackiriars-road, had since his ex- always went out at pastimes (it was the wake). Tlie being republican* and for having no other ambition the trade is very dul l and rather lower for app , «he "1 , bond ed. well what have been the effects of the New Poor Law. amination in the fh>t ca^H died , and others were ab- iv om-an he said was not her own person bu t shu than that of working 5 to 4 on Hackfall ; after first heat, 3 and 4 to Althou gh , , , for a livelihood , in perfect in- on him. there were not many Oats offering , yet the and that the object of that measure was to throw ;-ent in various parts of the country. The verdict in knew better than to do as she. had done. Mr. Chad- dependence without slaves or sale was heavy , and a turn cheaper. In Linseed , masters. ¦ At no no everv man on Ins own resources. To this 1 have no this case, as well *s all the otliers, might be accom- wick said the ratepayers ought to build a wall round former period did society exhibit a more profound The City Stakes of 3 sovs each, -with 20 added. The varia tion* Fo vign Rapeseedl is held at coiiaiderabl y panied with a similar deodami as that named by the owner of the second hor^e to receive back hi» objection, provided it runs through all classes ot of it the Workhouse, and take care and keep the pauper* immbrality, and display it with more effrontery. higher price , bat norhin g doin g, a small arcel like many other jnrv in the ca^e Andrew Brown, being under- stake.—Heatd, one mile and a half.—Five p or society. All I complain of is, that, within, except at proper.times. Its principal seat is in those regions where the fate two of fine new English was sold at £32 and , it did not begin at the stood, as he had before remarked, that not more Subscribers. £33 measures of out legislation of narionrt depends on a few heads adorned with per last. proper end. (ReiFeratee weavers of Middleton to act. No mnn got his liv- whose alliance the revolution of 1830 ought to have dental Death with a deodand of £"1,500, at the remainder of the day was as fine as could haye been of stock which has for several weeks been expesed ling to remunerate every man that renders a service , ing by silk weaving who was not miserable. He *o closel y cemented we behold a, s.nne time expressing the opinion of the jury that hoped they would take notice of what Mr. Vincent , king rei gning over desired. The company, although not so numerous for sale, consequently some scores have not been to his country, and 1 do not think they desire to art 32,000,0l0 of citizens acting the bully before a a.s on the preceding day, were yet very consider- improperly towards thosft who nse their talents and the const.-ucDon of the Boilers was unsafe, that the said, and begin to unite, which they might do by penned at all ; this inconvenience is very much com- people of 2 0(10 000 of souls and presumin g able. lained of ability in the cause of the public good. (Applause.) water spaces were too small and the plates too thin, jo ;ning the Working Men's Association. Mr. Vin- ^ , , to p , but we are convinced that the suhj«t i compel them to punish a fellotv-citizen whom be The Members' Plate of .£50.-T-Heats , one mile and needs only to be represented It afford* me pleasnre.to witness such a numerous and that the engineer had no control in the eng ne- cent repeated the advice to unite ; the time was now , in the proper quarh t body of mv feliow working men. I have no objec room over the safety-valve." come : tbe Kiug or Queen took cure of their prero- hi maelf did not consider it expedient to tr y when , a half. and it will be promptl y attended to. Buyers wer e U but the public good to prompt me on this occasion. The jury were then engaged for a long time in gatives : the Peers did the same by their own iute- he held him in his power. We see a man (the Duke Mr RowelV s b m Tht?ano... 2 1 1 good attendance , and much busi ness was done at till I have seen many great men placed on:the bench attaching their signatures to the necessary docu- rests ; the House of Commons was cou puseu of Of Mon ti'bell o) who owes his fortune , rank , and Mr Worm ald's ch g Fieschi 1 2 2 earl y hour , with very littl e yariatio n from last ¦which I xiow occupy, and yon can see what can be ments, which being done, Jews, stock-jobbers, and monied men, all combining houours to Napoleon, aceept , under the title of Mr. C oke's b f The Wonder 4 3 3 w eek' s prices ; they may be quoted as follows :— i one by the TittelHgrence and perseverance Of the rae Coroner congratulated them npon the close to keep down the working classes. He then tuok u Ambassador ol another monarch , the part of a per- Mr C H lbbotson 's bm Susanna... 3 4 d Beef 6s. to 6s. 6d. ; Mutton 6s. 3d. to 6s. of their labours and presented his acknowledg- , 9d.; community—the working classes. It is far from me , view of the origin of the Reform Bill, and ol the secutor , pride in being a servile instrument Mr Blacker 's br Tria ngular Jack dis Lambs and rime ments for the great attenrion they had paid to the , p Sheep, 7s. per stone, sinking to nrge any man to aspire beyond the sitnarion he Whig measures which succeeded it— the Irish Coer- and strikin g blindly the nephew of the offal. very difficul t and lengthened investigation in which cion Act The Corporatio n Plate of t20, added to a Sweep- has a right to fill*, but I wish that every man might , the Poor Law Amendment Act, and the man b ut for whom he wbuld now be a stakes of 3 soys each. The owner of the second they had been engaged. They had satisfied their violation ol the Canadian Constitution. Only ]7 Newcastle Corn Market , August 2i.— be placed in that comfortable situation to which his locksmith , like bis ancesto rs. We see a horse to receive back his stake.—Heats , one mile industry and perseverance entitle him. (A own consciences, and the public wooLi be satisfied .Members of the House ot Commons were found to The weather havin g been unin terru ptedl y fin e durin g pplause.) prince , now a powerful monarch but formerl y an and a half.—Nine Subscribers . That is the sitnation in which I wish to see him that they had done their duty. His (the coroner's) support the petitions for the repeal of the Poor Law , the whole of last week , and the arrivals of wheat unhap py exile who found in Switzerland placed. (Long-continued cheering followed this labours would not, however, close here, as he had Bill ; and when Lord Ashley described the sufferings , a tranquil Mr Bell's br h Swainb y 1 1 coastwise being considerable the trade was exceed- and secure refuge menace th« , address.) that moment a copy of a writ de eertiorari put into of the factory children, the Honourable House burst , hospita ble land which Mr Dawyon 'sbr g Bonny Jack 3 2 ingly heavy on Satu rda y last at a decline of Is. per nig ha.nd» by Mr. L. Jacob, the solicitor of the H ull iuto roars of laughter. [Hear, hear.] The. object sheltered him , and vow destruction upon it if it treats Mr Walker 's b c Manfred 2 3 quarter on country samples Mr. D. M'Phebsos -prop osed the first resolution, removing the proceedings another as it , , and 2s. per quarter on •Wfiich rnn as follows :— That this meeting are of Steam-boat Company, of the National Association was to destroy this Par- once treated him ! Cow ardice , servility , The attendance on the ground , particularly ' on shi p wheat , and very little business was done. " into ihe Court ol Queen's Bench. liament : they most break it up, by giving tu erery ingratitu de , such are the virtues and the order of the opinion that, required as they are universally to snp- Monday, was very dense , and amon g the company Th is mornin g the same dullness pervaded the trade The jury then separated. man ot sane mind a right to vote for the men day , and , strang e to say, there are still nati ons present , we observed the following :—Col Thompson , port and obey the laws of this country, nature and , and to ferce salw considera bly less money mast hare who were to make the laws. He. explained base enoug h t oflatter and extol them. " H.Th ompson s General Maisters , H. Wormald reason entitle them to deman d that, in the making jE q., , been taken , ftye is pretty read y sale at last week 1 the principles of Annual Parliaments, univer- A letter from Thurgau states that the Gr and Esq., Digby Cay ley, Esq., Dr. Paley, C. Oxley, Esq;, !! of the laws, the universal voice should be implicitly orice8. Barley for grinding is still wanted BRITISH ASSOCIATION FOB. THE AD .-al Suffrage, and Vote by Ballot, members ol Council of the Can ton was to assemble on the 20th to Q. Rhod es, Esq., — Rh odes, Esq. (Thirsk), J. B. , anJ listened to; and that, as they perform the duties of the House of Commons were to be paid wages commands high prices. Malt , if fi ne is in fait privil ges of fr , and examine the note of the French Terry, Esq., Samuel Wise, Esq., Thomas Farmery , freemen, they must have the eemen ; TAN CEMENT OF SCIENCE. the property qualification should be dfine away with. Ambassador. " Th e demand , but inferior sort s are difficul t to quit. Th« they are therefore convinced that the suffrage must sitting, " says the wri ter , " will be short and deci- Esq., N. Henry, Esq., S. B. Brace , Esq., H. G reen- Aug. The next move must be for Universal Suffrage and supp ly of oate was email whi ch were taken off be naiversaL" (Tremendous cheers.) Nxwcastle-tjpon-Tyne, 20. The sive ; the demand of France will be rejectrd wood, Esq., Capt. Morton , Wm. Mor ton , Esq., , nothing else ; delrgtttes were to be ejected for every , not withou t much alteration in prices. In beans and Whmpeb most extraordinary improvements have for 60me onl y because Louis Napoleon Job n Hill , Esq., &c, -ing restored , the streets. This singular metamorphose was com- iidgetty ; by Tuesday morning they would be The state of tbe weather continues to attrac t All Communications must be addressed (Pflrt- Mr. Whimper resnn .) 1 believe there are num- 20 to 1 „ Duke of Cleveland's Alzira—taken , pleted on Saturday night, and yesterday there was musing with their hands in their pockets, on mueh attention in the city, as it is feared that an 25 to 1 „ Major Yarburgh'a Easter—off naid,) to J. Hobbon Northern Star Office , ¦ ¦ , ' ber* of persons tha* 1>~ \e same opinion of Uni- ¦ ' • - . • " * ¦ *¦. • ¦ ¦ : scarcely a vestige remaining of tile operations which Wednesday th«y would be for petitioning the unfa vourable harves t 33 to 1 „ Mr Thoiiipsoii'8 Predictor c—taken . . - Leeds. .. - ...... / versal suffrage that j L. i 'Jien—that look upon it would damp the growing tue day before were most extensively carried on people, as " The Parliament of hngland, to the pr osperity of the king 35 to 1 „ Mr Kairlie'tf The Hydra—taken with all but abhorrence, and conceive that it never , dom. 40 to 1 „ Lord G Bentinck'sD'EgviUe—takea Orders and Advertisemen ts received by the •andn everything being provided for the adequate accom- honest people of England in holiday assembled." mentioned Agents :— can be conceded to the people, Bnt yon will under- They would then grant Universal Suffrage, and 5 to 1 laid against Jemmy Jumps, Alzira, and Appleton Lad; standi that Universal Suffrage does not mean every modation of the meeting. The town is now very Ashton—Joneph Hobson . might perhaps throw them in a democracy to {he Licensed Victuallers. and the same against the first two and Cobham ;. 4 to 1 individual. (A voice, '• We all pay taxes directly or full, the number of members who had registered at —On Thur sday last , laid against Grey Momus and Cobham. Barnsley—lAngard,, New Street. ' bargain. [Laughter.] The people were not to lear upwards of 100 of the Licensed Victuallers celebrated indirectly.") True it is that we all pay taxes ; but it the Town-hall on Saturday evening, at ten o clock, the soldiers; the soldiers would do them no harm , Birmingham— -Guest , Steel-house-lane. ; the anniversary of their society, at the house of must not be supposed that the boy of twelve or four- beingr, 1,734. Every steam-packet from Londun, they were not to run away from them or the police. Bolton—-AinswOrth , Sweet Green ; Lawson , Brai , Mr. Balderson o teen years of age, or an apprentice is to fiave a vote. Leitb , and Hull has within the last two days, The people would have all they wanted, though now , Albi n Inn, Hudd ersfield. The dinner LOCAL MARKETS. shaw-ft ate. Those who are of twenty-one years of age, and un- brought a great influx ; and the Ocean steam-vessel, they were told it could not be done. (An old woman provided for the occasion was sumptuous , and re- Bradjord-J.Ibbetson ^ , Market-Place ; and S. Bower, concaminated with crime, are the persons whom we flected great credit to the host and hostess for the Top of Westgate. which had been specially placed on the London exclaimed, "Aye, but it can.") [Laughter.] If a 1 sh'mld wish to possess the franchise. (Applause.) station arrived on Saturday afternoon with upwards few thousands struck, and it made a s-nsution, how excellent sty le in which it was served .up.. M r. Joh n YESTERDAY'S WAKEFIELD CORN Bristol—J. Cha ppell , No. 1, Sonthe y's Buildin g*. , No. 2i Gastle Mill-Street. It has been a^ked, ~ Would you give the Suiirage to of 120 passengers. much more when the whole people of London, Gill took the chai r, and Messrs. Dal ton and Radford MARKET. G. Payne , , a pauper r" I would say Yes. For why is a man a officiated as vice chai rmen there Brighouse—E. S. Keir , Bookseller. Manchester, Birmingham, Glasgow, and all the ; were deputations this morn ing is panper ? Oftener on account of bad government other Jarge Cowhh struck in one hour , and all were from Leeds Bradford , &c. After the cloth The snpply of Wheat here Burnley—Butterworth , 11, Carm an-street. TO THE WOMEN OF BIRMINGHAM. , had t but large of Oats and Beans. Wheat has a,nd^^ than from any other cause. (Cheers.") Do you think directly on th eirmarch to the metropolis. (App lause.) been removed , the following toasts were dran k modera e, Bury—Chadwick Binns. Bird. that if we had good goreTuinen t we should hove with met dull sale, at a reduction of 3s per quarter. , Ricker gate Street. the The speaker invited the operatives of Middlt 'ton to ' ' Carlisle—James Arthur, 28 . Poor Law ? (Cries of -No," and cheers O Woul d My due hon ours. ' The Queen. The Que en Dowager. ' Oats are \i. per stone lower, and Bean s are 2s. CollumptOH—Thomas Mitchell Post-master. nEAR Fries ns, make another link in the chain of union ; they must ' , the Corn Laws be continued to the present moment : ' The Army and Navy. 'Pr osperity to the Hud - per qr. cheaper. Darlington—Oliver , Prin ter. I haTe twice called yon from your important do- break up this Parliament. It was intended , in dersfield Licensed Victuallers ' Society. ' 5 ("No. ") Would there be so many infamous acts about a month , to hold a very ' The We had some quantity of rain on Sunday, andta p Bewsbury—T. Brooke, Market-Pla ce; and mestic dnties to attend poblic meetings. I have large meeting aoiae-i M embers of both Houses of Parliament friendl appearing on the Statue Book if. we had" Universal there explained to you the causes which havebrought where near Man chester , and he would have every y to to last night the weathe was showery, bot ; this Healey. - Suffrage : (Renewed plaudits.) Certainl the cause of the Licensed Victuallers. ' y not. wan t to your board and care to your pillow. The workin e man and woman to attend it, to come in ' ' Th e Li- morning it wears a better appearance. Edinburg h—Mr. Fr azer , 65, Princess-s treet. Why ? Because it would have enabled the consti- censtd Victuallers of the United King dom , and may Leeds Cloth Ma rkets. —In the Coloured and Elland— Richa rd Grasby and John Tong. iron pressnre mad e you read y to listen and apt to immense numbers, to resolve to have one day 's ¦ tuency to make choice of those men who wonl d have holid ay, t ledge them selves success atte nd their exertions. ' ' The Ladies who Whi te Cloth Halla , during the past week , there has Greenacres Moor—Mr. Holt. done the most good for the countr y—who understand. You r husba nds and brothers , your and o p at their meetin g would have fathers and sons not to submit to oppression any longer. (A are Members of rh e Association , and the Ladies bewn a fai r average deman d for eVery descri ption of Glasgow—Mr; H. Robinson , Tronga te. hindered the passing of those laws—would , have united in the great and glori- pplause.) ; have ous work of restoring the prosperity and indepen- The speaker concluded by pointing out the Weekly' generall y.' ' The Magistrates of the District. ' ' The manufactured goods and the stock on hand is Glossop—Wm. Clark, Howard Town. done justice to the poor—and notall owed the erection , Wilkinioft dence of industr y. I call upon you also—upon wife Chronicle and Weekly Dispatch as papers in direct Vicar and CleTgy .' ' The Honorary Memb ers of limi ted. The individua ls employed in the Halfax- i -B. Barker , Wade-S treet ; R. of those Bastile*. (Loud cheers.) The justi ce of ^ unusually tr ret ; •» and sister , moth er and dau ghter, to join in this holy opposition to the working classes, and cautioned his the Socie ' warehouses are working extra hotlrs ; and there are Cros s-Field ; W. Ibbetson , Union-S all men having a vote i-s evid^ ent; it is reasona ble and ty. ' The Chief and Deputy Constable.' W. Mid geley, Rus-jell-Street. league of righteous ness and love, that the great family hearers against purchasing either of them. He loyment. proper that they should have it when- they come to A numb er of excellent songs were sung by Messrs. "ery few out of emp . . Hebden Bridge-—1. Dawson. of the people may move irresistibly in their onward strong ly recommended the Northern Star and John Wood , JR. Mellor Eastwood an d Abraham Tallow.—The pri ce of this article in Leeds is years of maturi ty. Is the re a difference in intellect? London Dispatch as supporters -of , , Heckmondwtke—J. Ha tfield. * •¦ conrse , torecorer the pro mises of abundance God has , their cause. A Mellor. The day was spent in the most convivial 4s. 6d. per stone. , J.« «Wj» Or was there from the beginning ? Did not God made to the diligent. vote of thanks was then passed Heuvidod—A* Smith, Brear ley-street , and make all nations of the earth of one blood, althou g , and the meetin g and harmo ious manner. The Society is in a very both near h The dull in intellect , the cold in heart , will sneer- separated . Halifax Mark et, Saturday, August 18.— Church-stree t^ Rochdal e, there have been and are distinctions of men ? To prosperous condition . > .ln Thursda y they were pre- Our market to-day has been flat , but if anythi ng we Htghtovm—Wxa.Liste r, Bookseller. ingly enquire—why do women leave their domestic Constables ' Accounts. night we are mat here without distinction? And I occu —On "Wednesday, at sented with two handsome donations of £10 each , think there has been full as many goods gold as Honley—J. Hbnrfall. hope there will be an unanimityof feeling in pations ?—wherefore are women made to meddle too o' clock a meeting favour with politics? , shoul d nave been held in the fr om Mr. William Shaw and Mr. Thomas Wilson , last week ; we cannot quote any alteration in prices. Horbury—G. Holroyd. , » of "ilioise measures which will be for the general good Parish Church Middl eton , and *> Let this be your reply :— , , to inspect and pass the brewers. Stocks are by no means heavy. . Huddersfield-O. Tinker * Market Walk of all. (Applanse.) It supposed that the male constables ' accounts for the last Office, i* The idle have legislated for the 'indu strious , the quarter. At half- HuDDERSFiELD. —There has not quite so muck Whitwbr th , Pack Hoirse Coach population of the United Kingdom is about six wealt hy ' p ast two , no rate payers were present , and the //j ^/—Blanshard, Chur ch-side ; millions for the poor , and they have tramp led upon Suspicious Circumstance. —Yesterday morning' , been done in th e Cloth Hall to-day, as for a few ; and it is contemplated by the People's iudnstr y in their worthy officials had to set to and rin g the customary Hyde—John Rather. Charter d d pride , and plunderedit in their gree- the bod y of rt male child , about five months old, was preceding weeks ; but what has been sold has usuall y to divide the conntry into three hnn re diness. They removed the taxes from the sources bells for some time , before a meetin g could be got. Keighley--1). Weatherhead. equal voting districts. millions of found near the Cardigan Arms, New Road End, realized a satisfactory and rem unerating price to the If then the six that supply luxur y and foll and laid them on indus- In about an hour , hal f a score ratepayers e , b t vvp boys, and brought to the town by a man KnaresborougA— Langdale, Bookseller. men be divided by three it will give a con- y, were L eds y manufacturer. Business continues brisk in the Lane. hundred, try that supports life. They removed the prope rty mustered , and the accounts were passed. named Benj. Bury, of Kirkstall. It was opened Leicester^—J ohn Seal, Town Hall >titue.ncy of twenty thousand to each district. Mr. warehouses , there having been a good many London £«*—>Ja j nes Gre aves. -_ ^ "VFMmper tax of seventeen millions from their own shoulders , and examined yesterday evening , by Dr. Baker , ¦ ¦ . \*MWi»jm concluded by seconding the resolution. and laid a tax of thirty HULL. and country buy ers down. Wools are firm. • • Liverpool—T.Smi th, Scotland Place, and I he resolution was millions on food, remorselessl y who gave it as his decided opinion , that the child had ,, supported in s long and excel- taking from poverty a portion and Daly, 43. Great Cro ss Hall Street , j lent speech by Mr. John of even its scantiest Absconded Servant. —Oq Wednesday last died from natural causes. It appeared to have been Bradford Wool Mar ket , August23.—Thi ? tie M»«»» Gosling, shoemaker. It meal. They taxed the Eng)u?h labourer in his bread , , LougAborougn—ThomiuEveleig h, top oi dead for not less than forty-ei ght hours. There were marke t has been decidedly dull to-day, and the ¦ ¦ ' ¦ ' : : ' ¦ ' ' ¦ was earned nnanunously, -srith. —— Murp hy, a person in the employ of Mr . " - ¦ ¦; * * ¦¦ :-: •"¦ - ¦;• ' ¦ ¦: the most enthusiastic , in his tobacco Place. .;: . • : - - . . v&ciferations of applause. in his beer , in his tea, in everything , Mitchell tobacconist absconded two slight marks on the body, one on the back of transactions of the past week are comparativel y few. «t. and having thus burthene d him, they have delivered , , , taking with him London—J. Cleave, 1, Shoe-lane , Fleet- rtre which he had received to the neck , and the other across the loins. The Buy ers do not purchase beyond immediate wants , Mr. DatH ) Stoliert proposed the him over to th e free competition of the untaxed £380, pay some excise il/accfe« >/rf ^ohn Stubb8 , Waters. second reso- stomach was quite empty. An inquest will be held expecting that the market may al ter in a few W-eeks. am-Sfreet^ -v lution as follows:—" That, m ord er to secure forei gner. They dragged the wife from her home , duties. Mr. Mitchell started in pursui t on the the body, Manchetier-A. Heywood, Oldh of the on when we may probabl y be able to fur- of "Wool now going on oo , Watw n s i«* free and ancon troUsd exern ^e the fra nchise, the th e child from its sport , to break down the wages of following morning, but the delinquen t has not yet nish further particulars. In the mean time the sales Mansf ield,—Josep h W dward people must hare thft protection of the father. They made monopoly for been overtak en. :' in town are looked at, with some interest. Church . Stre et. _ „ ., t . ballot • that the hn sband and _ Jones, Horse Mark et to make the connexion between the representa tive themselves , and competition for us. They made laws Bradfor d Yarn Markbt. —There is a toler - Northampton—yf ^' ACCIDENT. —Yesterday week ,as aehild belonging Newcastle—A.Carrn thers, News Agent. and the people beneficial and intima te, a new Par - to make us poor , and tken made poor-laws to deprive to Mr. ably fair demand for Yarn ; but not quite so mani- liament should be elected annuall y} th« people gather together , Brown, joiner, was playing, it was per- Shotting itnielli^ence NorwicA-J.Vaxton it lsju»t us of relief. There fore do th e cefted to be in grea t danger from a brewer feat a determination to buy as was evinced a few weeks r T -. .ii and nght that the constituent body should have a leave their homes to 's dra y. Oidhani—John Kmght^ , Lord-Street. and therefore do the women Mrs. Brown back. The fact is nuiuufac turere are extremel y ' free and unrestricted choice of the represe nta tive, atten d meetings. ran to save it, and, in. her haste , both , Of/e»-T. Holme*, Post Office. - - ¦ political herself a t and make no purchases except for imme- 36 -: and that their choice should be the only qualifica tion ; W e hear it openly ackn owledged by both factwns and the little one fell down , the dra y passing YORK AUGUST MEETING. c u ious, Paisley—Aitken, , CasUe-street. . ,\.. over tbe Bateman Obserw Office ; a«o W: and abo that the service *rendered bj their.repres en- of the State , that it is imposs ible, under its present child. The arm , face, and shoulders diate u«e. . Prest on—G. i tative should be ade quately remunerat ed, in orde r to burthe ns should be maintained are much bruised , but we are happy to add th at —The market Grime, Hair Cutter, 31, Bridge ¦ Lan e. , the tr ade of England WEDNESDAY, Auo. 22. Bra ppord Piece Marke t. v _ „ ensure the faithful dischar ge of his legislatorial in succe8sfnl competition of the no bones are br oken , and the little suffere r that of laat week, /tocMde -Saenherd , Church-stile. . rivalr y agai nst the is in a to-day has been so similar with d Old IW * function *." (Applause.) unta xed therefore, that bad likely way of recovery. Mr. Sharp , The Hornb y Stakes of 100 sovs each , b ft, for two altera tion. Sculdle worth-WiMm Mnr gatroy , . . L\ for eigner. We know, surgeon, saw th at we cannot report any materi al . Agent Mr. Joh n rr aseii Mr. J. Bran , bri cklayer, seconded the resolution. begins and worse ask oursel ves, if the the accideD t, and rende red the mo3t YT8 old colts; 8&t 51b, and fillies, 8»t 21b. T.Y .C. Scotland— Generti for, remains. We prompt and Aug. - 18. South St. David-str eet. The Chaulhax then read the Birmingham peti- whole of our .tra de breaks down -under th e pressure of efficient assistance in his power. . Four subscribers. Howden Cork Marke t , . . tion , sad our burthens s fe f by Langar...... Temp leman 1 Amount. Shaw ?-T. Mickle waite. , wha t accelerated destr uction—w hat Mr Fox' Total[ Quantitiet, Pr. Qr. Tot Diviaidn-Stre efc- _ .. Mr. Robzbt BooLBr, coach spring maker , pr o- multiplied miseries will -upon ns when the Bowes'sbf Streamle t Sprite...... Sco tt 2 Sheffield— langard, 6 come Mr d. ' :¦*• ' •• *• Bridge-JohnDeegan , at the. Irc n Bnj» posed Ha ado ption. / whole of our burth ens are bro ught to press upon hall LATEST INTELLIGENCE. ' Imp. Measure. £. *• • SitSey Ulactonnw, 5 to 4 on Streamlet. The two ran together to the 93219 0 Stoekport-BakjrChester-gate ; and J. ^ Mr. H. GiLBRi&D (carpenter) in seconding die onr trade ? We see our fatkers , husbands and Wheat.... 233., 4 0 5.... adopti on of the petition worn ^ gratel read , where Scott appeared to be in difficul- 2.... 122 0 0 112. Edwa rd-stre et. : .. .; . *, , ob*emd ihtf ths people brothers, in str ength , and subduedin spirit, by and began to shake his mare. Templeman date...... 110,. 1 2 D .^ ost ^ t.x ra oare d something more tha n di8proport ioned toil London, Thurtday ties, S.,.- 8 6 0 Sundertottd-Wa iiam *and Bin** »« ** *^ ' good gorenunent , , a*d the more fatal agencr of Evening. went a full length a-head , kept big place, and. won Beans .... 37. . 2 2 > T. HaU , and ynUwM the wctmt yforgood goTernment care, and nnder the present system, a ¦ " ¦ * " ' ' " ¦ " ¦ : ' '¦ ¦ SuttonmAsMiete-*. **g%fi!^. i , which we see only easy. . . •: ; . * . / . . ¦ - . * * . continues to bea fair North-Gate *™ conld neter be made perma nent or certain fatality aggravating every will City (this day), Twelve o'clock. —The ver y . . . . . State of TRADB. -Thew Wakefieldr-T.Nichols and Son, * , until the prese nt evil. We and yarn, without , any people's intere st in it is universal , and they are not go th rough the terribl e ordeal of suffering the Fr ench mail has arrived with the express from Sweepstakes of 60 spvs each, h ft. One mile and demand both for goods R. Hnrat. Postmaster. since last week.—Manehetter equa lly repres ented in the House of Commons. strength of oar country to be with ered by so cruel a Pari s, and the papers aie , as usual , barr en of news. a half.—Three subs. change of price s rSatorday, Angnet 25, 1838.] f Applause.) The/ had now begged and praye d for poverty. We have received Sydney and Van Diemen ^ s Mr Bowes' B ch c J agger , rec eived forfeit. Guardian of Wedn esday.