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, . .. - ' . - . - , • .. • • . . . •• Pr. r ' •,. •, ' • . , ~ '' • • • . • • , ~.,. . ~ . , . . - . ! ( lel l /..' '' ''• : ' ^ •. . t ..• s . . /, ~ML As .7 . awe • , A • ' • I .. . ~. . •-• .. .. • • '' • .. ' . si i. s: S• :; •• .e '.....,,50ke ise ;....• t..•. .. , . , s ...... : . . - ... • . . , • s h - e eh" te'o . f. , m '1 0 0 1 1. 1 , ' • •- ' • - ,/ e sishe ,s• • s ., 14 , .. .• i Aiiir l e. e• •---' S• i Cti ...e. se, •L. •;•• • he '. . • S e ~• .... . e ' • i ~ ite, , s • . pev.ese i cle e s •e.; , ' ....7:31..i- (•.° 1 • °I ' • • •01 1 . <- • ir (i i ik , \ • 1 ) - - ---1 o• t%,', ' .: , , :i • -I • . 111. . . . „„,. • .. •'. .1 ~ . ~,i sAt ir' s • ~, .... .3 .tt l ies ", - *0 1 „ 1 .1. ' I IIP • . , ' i I i k%. .rae. • 1 . -/- • • '';'.lil 1. • • 05 , 1 4 ::3R. '' k )- '' • • " shei. e• . h" 7, ' ' - N. 's s•• N. •: r • . .. .f' ,' , ' •.. . . • .2, ;,.. - .-147.? , - , :...., ; .• • ~- •. . . ' -,:i , .•-..-- ~ • • e , : - 3 ..• V.- 1 - - . • .. . • :tms2elgeltrell."l"l'".".- ' ... .. .- .. .. _ _ ..._.— . ..... .._ I ''., . •• ' 1 - ' TruEs• DAy, si n . 1 r 1818; ..•„ . . . e - 1 - 11 '7 1 eq 7 PKWII.SEVIN - Pltheelt. •.. . , • • st viiiivoirs pot. • ..... .:: . alp -: , . 1 .: __. ,•I c *, ! .....r.........-•-• -.......--..--- - --...,-...... 1 • , ' ; . - , CARICATURE IIIAGAZINE. • • This day was. pdblished, • ; • IhiAllodeltiese *Wear any *Atonable objeedort t o Lb •-. • . taniblhf ltArrias. t.. II li t ii .. . . Royal Folio, embellished with TM= ~,•. , Li Oft law Volume, V* priat 140. • ---.40 liditiabh 4:11 . settle article . of fuenittire'whith Would . . „ • }j am , . ; i.e ._ t. BC be continued Monthly, price es. ed. i ! r u n cupuc A L .ckegGensai s with ilkleei Netethe mend from the gloom which the enure as-h t .. ' '.4. , 4 7 1 1 E. •, , I' •' t RE MAGAZINE for SEP.! S.l, 7 • , p i p ine u pes - and iNsasfriants. . .- r -0-: 1 'Windt 'lir lieenitorned cordons presses upon it; • ' •a • • Sii: . . a nsis ?t .. . . . .. , i , s i L Collection of Original Caricatalree l ilf 114311ga, 46*IFIN.E.S, F.L.110 M.24l4.o.Stintrallr, I fereißlipett o f the* cells should hive access to *theyel, . - ..; '"•? lie .. i ll) . • diMefirst~sed, niece , i t T. flowlandson, Esq. . ' •The Eighth video,. .., •.., - • .e.e• - :lettoteseimpable off twine comfortably warmed: , Metteriege s t ✓ 'toy Rer* sen pie , R. s soutt Leveeke e l I • , • li Thomas Tegg, Chcapside; and milp . . the whom may be had, jnalt osl4 °resole siaraillad, and for the Meat PagC re;leilleelk - ••• the buys are placer two or miner% a cell. Yo • before. 1161 P ••se , its Soierage. • Uount Duet i the former Numbers of due. Iseeksi ahe, by the mime Author j , 4:olllrtittie *West the propriity a AA '&44' ••• • •• • -f •••".•‘ .” esiedifit of the 'Die; waits only Noma% Essays, ilhestratcd With Twenty-Steen elegant WTI • w Ihe '''' • tL. ' .I ' t Prinie Misivaii4leto wait upon . . , . -------'' vs.sesse lineraveies et New Aprarates and Maiddnity. P ll : acti eef e. the l lks . t et!'" refrain frt`Melw.-elrinageinguSa-e in : w it'r' in, to .-.:.--_. vea„,, , i.r,..,' aim. dug severil il LEGANT EXTR.4.CFS. ' , Poe click Pocket Volumes, rice Two Gubwas. s Inert s u b ject , ref err in g onl y to emu , . . • .elfeers th st d'rebefontiliViO. , *ad se ieh orlyethen in a handsome Cabinet size, enricbsdi The Rountsom of cmsyusisr, illustrated by Eepteintinte illfklek*, Mnitlited to this Report.- be expectedm . oE6h lei it. theistic; elusion. The • by Heath, Le.c. after thawing. by ,rand S i g h t Plates °f Chemical Apparatus, Price SI- Peneentiary Prisoners.--"Phere are three genera eaede tie eelianeeseet has . eseu 40 , 4 , roar ee eee di letneestes en the Laws relati: to SALT. as they affect *a; . • ols. price 303. in extra boards, I in the prison, each containing 20 cells, 10 on eat* • , !Themes, Agriculture, CommerCe, and Manufacture* of diefitted up Co reoeive the Prince, an& Ontrrely new fez- . ANT EXTRACTS in PROSE 4 .Co u n t r y , one voL evo. price is. W. . side,_ fir the purpose of confining peniten tia ry pr i g te a sed. wLbeatee is nientionad•as i li d place of the ; .• . . , to complete this Classical o:Airedale rublished by Baldwin and Co. and sold lay all Bootweem. - . janito r: therate divided into three classes, anc u lci . I.f 4 ' i I 6 vols. lAkewise, Ell -rant Epistles % . -` Committee are informed these Claseesmehet t • • • • )needen may be had separate. •• • Jew published, for Canneries and Sex, Old Bantbstroali . 'cell& Prince Harderiberg.. To the report that 'the e; i i ;, to hold any conversation tcsether ; It sheet 1rei ..a..4 ,. • Sharpe 's FAcgant Extracts. ht! Atingsartiettei — es of Russia, Auttiii. and/he:ate vstle . wetuinetnin, foe J. Sharpe, sod, In 5 vols. *a. price to Subteribers XlO. 10s. boards, or, inir o dny le allowed to elass' to walk hi / 1 " , r go tdiett c to Paris , sifter th e bundles/1w d th e Cosee • , t Here ; the Atlas. en tininess . .... i w; the rest of their time is pasted ht the tespece • tees at 1 _ guise . neek • ie new edded that due , . • • I ' • ''' rr IIE DICTIONARY or AMERICA Ann I: ' \IN" tells, where they are employed In the.plciing of .E . , ......, i A a- ' ` -' fial " . 41 n i - -1 ... / LErs mien i. AIL lan mom om THOMPSON'S ALCF otesuele an occupat i on that I s Other labour to s th e S e Ot tee .os ... - .see %,. EO s=r P P Dr iia c al s t ,I !s , i i t mpg' benntlfulli printed.' t ria l 31 ' I n sits ' rilhl t t t stienitigumisS °fan dear isi n telestir r tbelt body nor ernpfoyment to • • the naiad. Religo n ti! • • .. * - Vies ' t)* i .d. e • 1 . f t eared boards, World, and a unti l = pictuirrof eke Theatres of e prow= Wats* . . in the irst City, to. strange with liillo inefft the con- M's Miniature Edition of wEs- in south Anieries.-e It bin with (says the last ceorterty), In boot s and tracts are given tcs . them; bet your - which the impartiality et the narraters is .130 t lyss to be amend mittee fear, though punishment may b e suffere d ., chi .. e lusion of Ccercoidots. . People coanect with this re- ' i •• • . of HYMNS, file the use of the P"Ple- than the variety and accuracy of the general information."-The 1 e L • little reformation is effected by the treatment which, . rirt" variou, 4 - ahre` paialionh - s which ere: braking at Mi• t ' il • British calls it "an indispensable appendage to every library ;'' , • •n, Moslena, and Florence, and which stein to in- . Edition of Omar lenses, in a p o cket ashast it was even Is the arigiall, aa the p inaburge , 0b ,,,,.,„, the prisoners receive in this part of the prison ; and 1.• . .^. ir I rioted, in 32m0. price 3s. in black glared " use of the l'aest books in Geography .' =-- As all the Government that. as a Penitentiary . establishment it has . entirely. 'di that Kra:Magee of the highest rank are el- •. I I in Three Books.-1. On the Texts of Departments and principal Subscription Librarieshave bum pro- failed. Your Committee think these cells Must be Pec ted there' BAVARIA, AUGUST 20. . ional Subjects. 3. On the Progress and s , _ .fled , it is not probable that an equally cheap and handsoMeedi- • l l‘ ,fil 1 11 very cold during the winter ; and observe, that Life. DT Al'• °wrist sad the ate' • tion will be again pub li shed. A very few copies are now remain- the Act of the 19th of Geo. III: chap. 74, s ee. 33, lt is said that seven young Student, Of Theology lug, the nuntber print= tray* been regulated by the Subscribers, are preparing themselves et Jena to enter into the C.Whittingham; and sold by T. Tess, alai of whom may be had by app s cat i oo as s h ores or to t h e s o - which directs the warming of these c 1 h e-lh -as not in service of the English 'Missionary Socisiy, and to go 1 . i, =errs. thor, 1, Lambeth terrace . Persona possessing the Book, whose this prison been complied with. to remote countries as Apostles of th e Faith. . ens for Whittingisam's gelitirm. . names are not in the list, are most particularly requowed M Intl- In 1796, the Prison Committee laid before the e Since tee ersit of Madame Krudeaer at Leipsic . t i t . mate the same to Mr. Thompson, that they may be re.. 4 " SR Court of Quarter Sessions . a Resolution, in which ire CABINET LIBRARY. • alts Work-By the sante Author, 4' , nenlY printed and embelliaked with . A New Theory of the Hemispheres : whereby* is attempted they submit to the consideration of the Court, the last winter," says a public journal, "the most me-h, lancholy consequences of mystical absurdity haie i i I i, the following Parts of proptiety of a recommendation to the Magistrates to 4 is =plain on Geographical and Historical r iots, the time andl • shewn*thernsAves ie the Kingdom of Saeony. Soon v ..11•S CABINET LIBRARY.. usehner In s winch -America was peopled; price cis. ed . decline sending prisoners committed for re-examina- after her arrival there appeared in the neighbourhood SITU'S POIDII3, 1.111. A Mode of Guarding Dwelling h ouses by their Construed= don, or before trial, to the New Haase of Conch- . of the towns of Leisnig and Dobetu (rlech are the As by Dr. Jon:ow, es. • against Accidents by* Fire. By the Right Honourable Warren. tion, except on very s p ecial fsciasions. Your Corn- • • i s'seace Ansa. Harrowss, Is.' • • Hastings, price ea. 6d. . mime find, in the Report* the Commission rap- rho t corn-markets in Saxony), several prophets !Preached in her ,spirit, particularly in the patri- • int, or Fon ts et Sawa, 2s. ..-- <, nes Seasons, es. - ,poieted to etafnine this prisothin 1800 , that in that 'i Lnd Vranersas di• , L REPORT FROM THE CO COVMITTEB year the 'number of prisoners teeing 276, the Magi- me ni a l jurisdieticins in the puelic-hpuses and mil:s belonging to th ere*. ' Besides Kloos, who it arrester:, s Seems DuJiWeS, is. ed. • " 214 • • ' • • strates thought fit to remonstrate upon the variety of t continued may. selaw l • STATE or PRISONS a rlis METROPOLIS. commitments tinder which persons were sent to this aneher pC Agant . of *ire Tillage of Taundorf has been omplue in Welt, the purchaserpreathinf sigethe winter, and announces the judg- gaol; netting forth the want' of accommodation 'nit-' mente . o ifi sA leko and the satrifices which are 'till I '• / to make choice of suck put of ire elee' . -...- ~. ongsnial to Ids taste. ...• • COLD BATH-vitals PRISON. • receive them. Notwithatan..ahl e g s ,*thre__,,,___rPeoted th'h sequird, paititularly in ehe patrimonial jurisdiction • •Ir 1 . 1 •• • ° r C. Whittiughaiss; and mad bll • -.• • (Continued from en* Paper et Friday.) nsansttanaleh the system reisusinela. tinewn'''Sed . .. - ' f the neightioniing; Octants. • 'Other peasants treeel ‘el s , hue, Ncregatessistise linttle• len • - - ' • •••• ' •*' i 'llatir Coinmittee found in the Cold Bath-fields .. .. . lathe year 1816; no .1 ii i e s . o:3 .e peies t or e sihre• 'hbOtie'vsithrflieir wriei, maenetize then, and make . . , "louse of Correction , three lunatics committed for committed to . thit priehntozAe s taussoateen.i t st c a,in. ,thetn eeliti ltho la& - the *grositeteelesurchties re- GOUT. .. .. - want of sureties to keep the peace ; one of them has that of 1817; 492 for 'different Offenheieehf so h in in • ipecting tftgr visloiii Of the good and evil Spirits, A. i . iss 13 " - a isiss 'in' 64. In I lin srda ' • ' been ;here for two years,. i.nd WaS ~ confined nomi - 1816 , 47 were for forged : notes; end ee IS ,Y,. 96' wag; ssile.o.'latelyhierl-dijteesiniente,evleispered to ESEARCHES On the NATURE; sally in thee infirrnarf of the third -yards 'which is for th e lame crime ." 'l . Keeper . triforneeth. your • another, but 16ud enongitforthe NN otr .. anpnnettz . ed LEVENTION "Ur' in all is men to the felonsbelonging to that part of the pri- Committee, that for 'I: 'great part of tltithet, Yelle the m heart t The police editors are cohneg. • This on- • . . . . . . ..... nag II" i Sillailliadalk - dsC4ll. ' • m o . Inns • 1,..r‘ - •_. . ".... • - • I- is .'• .' ililauseilli .s•••es . •• " Arose * ....tios . „- -I ..- s,, .shtlooloof.-- • adelinesly tosefffitt: the door : These . esr - .• " - • A*. • '. • • . 46114 "":11 44 ,' •" b ' ; 1 ' •' r4t esse is *it i , Saeseselheehe ,e . •. .• . • • , . Sha - it , - 4 eva, ov.a oar : ~..... . pp, •, -.,,,, - • .' , ~ ‘ .. . . or. ..• . •,,;. :,, • 1 , le MOW - A 21111141111061. '', rella Wallitla * ll . -• . v.... , . .... s . • Lo o rt . :‘ ,„„ ss , . s ........., . . • . , • 1 i f ewes. .......4.• e , eA . ~ . ...,,,.,„,,,- .....„.•,.._„...... .t . 4 4 ' I.•• .., . :1 i ••• Z .4'. • ':, 4 • 1 N. _1 _le A., pier Cetetil .bu t . aemaider the • . 41ols silloseekoseet. it !Mg , -.• • . ...• . 04 •-- • ' , ~.... IP ,. • .•i• ~ .' i• . -, . - •••• .. 4 eTe 4 .... .... ,;• • " 1 • ) PIANCWORTU sad Pedal. Which he sinlioyit, of having an easy _access to • e the refornistion a the o enders ...ge• we . it. to a• 4. • - - • . , .. ~ . • „. .., ~,,.. •„ . , 't . ' !M. capital lisdneutel Award Please female side of the prison, as one likely to be abused . walls; but the necessary police of such a place eif incalculab e tienSetteenees. , . , , • . . i i . i , 1 , and See, 45g5. east 73 1 1 ‘ .A Cabinet ; Your Committee are fully of opinion, that this pri- confinement is unfitted for a prison to which persons • *Alroviiy, Atiat)cr is. 1 1 1 coat, two Pedals, patent shifting move - • son. is an improper place for lunatic; ; they are assn - are committed before trial. Your Committee concur His Royal Hlghnesshhe [ake Of filar race arrive 4 I°P price Eiger 16r MP. lig " Ss cl s s r i e Slated with the felons, and they have neither' he me- with the Magistrates in their letter to the Duke of in this City •"yesterley alter noon, with his August .Sgt. and Mts. Plod& -Z7 s6 ent , op. -1141 besets by us We dical nor the moral treatment which is •suited to their Portland, in which they represent such intermixture Consort -. in the eveiherthe thy was lied; Miami- • noose-Abe his now Weaned Patent Condition , . Your• Committee recommend the atten- of prisoners as a burden to which the persons in- mated. •-• • - - i' • ' ', i # 1 ,: ' at i O ss y, e ,,„ ses athnire e d ,„l7,,7 e g,,, n , seuel en for e tnank% then of his Majesty's Government being directed to trusted with the management of A, House of•Correc- NUREAIer.IIO, ALTOt.IST S;• .. , The Emperor . of Russia has given ostlers to col l ect 4 f it 4 ill oh m t? . r .--- - - b y this subjsct ; and they beg leave to suggest the pro- tion do not feel themselees equal; such establish- es... , - priety of some legislative measure, which shall re- menu being for the purpoies or legal punishment., e el! thel , aws of his (aerman Peovinces, viz. Courlenil tUTIFIJI• ViOMENs move (Yarn all the prisons in the kingdom that class tempered with humanity, and peace confinement Livonia , and Fetlion, hi e tq make a Code, . in which, ' , 14...4 as far as possible, the necessary unriormii shaft he blemish to Beauty is &open/two . s of Persons. rendered subservient to the reformation of criminals. e, Meek , sad Arm a HUBERT'. Genuine Day Rooms .- To each yard or subdivision of the Admission of Visitors.-The regular hours - of visit- observed : the Conerstitsioneis Charged with this ini.. , • ,t . t work are to complete it by JAnnuy 1, 1810.. En nainediss P, rannwes t h em' 4 2 11141. prison ts a day-room, several of which are insuffi- ing the prisoners are from twelve to two each day. r 1 . 12n I • emcee., and p le asant to we ; piece es. • for o f it is thought that Provincial Assemblies will L.::: esta- i• . . cunt the number persons who are confined No convict prisoner can see his friends without an 7it •, Imbue ii signed, on the outside, " G. M. there ; so that it is impossible for them in the winter order from a Magistrate ; but the practice is, to ad- blished in these Provinces. i BERLIN, AUGUST le. 4 . 1 • re base Counterfeits. time to be warmed by the fire which is kept up, or mit all to the grating between the hours above'named, His Royal Ili hness the Crown I't ante or Prassia traces, 22 ' Rassall'at r e al, C"' mt-Guli e lt ; even to have access to the room itself. Your Corn- and if they come from a distance, some additional .. & . el .. - , ci ; lunnett, 3, Cheapslde • Newberg, and • arrived here yesterday, in good lie ire nom heint .acbtim, Edinburgh ; Greison Liverpool; 1; tnittee think, that, generally speaking, throughout time is allowed: no one is, however, suffered to enter - . • • • - i s P . 1 • A k . Franklyn, Bristol; Masrlott, lith ; Wilson, the priSon, the day-rooms have not sufficient steam- within the walls or into the yard,. but within are Yetersourgh. STOCKHOLM, A VGL: ?T ti. • nrithonl Main. Matlock; Hargrave , modauon for the prisoners during the winter season admitted on one side of the grating the prin- The very great heat has caused the hay harvest to *all, Scarborough ; Harvey, Weymouth; • 1 4 and at the only employment they have is the scden eipal gate ofithe prison, and the prisoners are on the s • i ulcer, Hastin gs;Chichest Burgess, Ramsgate: Pal-be veryinditlerent in this kingdom. We have simhar orton, lktherley, Eastbourne tary occu_pation of picking oakum, they must suffer opposite, a turnkey walking in the space between. news from South Finland and East Bo:hnia-Carilia Springs, Tunbridge-Wells; and by must severely from cold. The male and female prisoners are allowed SO see and Savol Asia promise a rich crop of hay, as well Sleeping Cells There are between 280 and 290 their friends at the same time, .a practice which youe as ccrii. 1 , 1 AL BALM of GILEAD is univer- cells in the prison, twelve of which double , are the Committee think highly objectionable; and the evil The regulation of the three Discount Banks of . 1 dged to be the most agreeable and onererfal others are all single ; the women sleep two in a cell; can easily be removed by assigning elifferent*bu n Geottenburgh, Walenoe, and the Gotha Canal, which von. Di sor d ers ever di scove red. thi s s o.. and when the number of male prisoners exceeds the for the two sexes each day. • • e" the Goveinmenthas taken upon itself, is proceeding slimly efficacious in all inward wasting', loss r egular-accommodation, barracks of wood are put Wardmen.-The wards sit or the di&rent 'war• '' de rapidly. Their actual debts are received by the ni, depression of spirits, trembling or shaking up four them, where from.ls to SO steep together in of the prison are almost all •felorie ;',. dieted,* selected O. Office of „the Debts of the Kingdom," and the: r 6, thstinate coughs, shortness of breath and 1 it thins the blood, eases the most violent the same room. The Keeper, however, states, that by the Governor, and appear to 'he-Chosen 'ephie in eSsi ..and-one.thied of their bonds are paid hin- d som a ch, and pro perspiration. he never puts two men in the same cell ;each cell is reference to their good concitit•evlthin the•walls of' sneifeately tip the Bank, and for the rest Bonds are . . 6trtry this Medicine is much admired,be eight feet three inches long, six feet three inches the prison, than from any' COnSicleiatiOn•sof Weir "crinse s , given; not bearing interest, but one-fourth of the In ' a' i melt , g entl Y astri n g is g the hbc" ef wide, and eight feet high; the cub ical contents be- or previous character. Tiler are eieffiptficeitlibeete . vahie of. Which is payable anntolly. The department ring that proper tensity whick a good clips- in 476 feet ; they are all arched, are airy, and well and • hale an additionarselpiheisiehof fieSfe'hintile'of tlieroli i 'ce has, giveat notice, that those persons I * ' Ling can be better adapted to help and two- ••• after a debauch with wine, lkc. constructed; those, however, that open into the lately; they.levied a ContidititiotisYrefelkhetfrplithefee• r whd arem go•to Pronleim to his ',‘fasesty s Coro- , iby in t ere ste d i n di v id ua l s R o an mala is e ' c ourts are necessarily damp and cold, and to them in the nature off karitlthtsfiet•Effs fiat It -tWllfbeelt•>,iiation . ..naest epPfeetsi. the Bureau of the Police De- ~ • bat t h e r e i s a very ba r na= observation re t he prisoners have access during the day ; they have put in end to, and yo . . nenutote hope• *IV die epartmerat t efor pee s ports to pro ..tzed on their journey. *r . ••• et cordial Balm of (Mead, that unless its all shutters, which are closed at night ; the allowance again - be ieviited. •.: -' . • ' ."--;;•.•:-•" • '''•`" he!cd . • teeStireleipee e - es Nash debating upon the Budget e , safe, and efileseions in those complaims cm ~ Your Cominitteeleun -shish% - 4t - fg . 6 91 1 4 11 nded, and universally administerei w ith j o .. en bedding is a straw paliasse, two blankets, and a • • - - f' • *'— • ' '''‘V -. .i4htor i .eite ise s ethelt . e ekeeiert e that A is, cco ull oi the ng . tri to eet th .. e ns cal. of ould not have attained the urtaxam,pled de. rug ; the bedstead is made of .wood, in the shape of Vaughan and Brock, . fillifikdieS eace s a Welt ilfild Ite,ilkt•pta*.iitoip,rtl.iins• i ; far, as it has rarely the great advantage et -. a trough. A practice formerly existed ef letting out they cannot avoid eipressing theli - sqlr iSh'it naint-,,ealsitufe, . ....t. helm. : heel! Produeeds. the annual VD. 4T P ''" nethigi hilt his emtvtetital e it s v igil "' a better kind of bedding to persons who could pay i ng w i t h twe --•- • - se ea.- f -ii .it etee e -aft .4easeltir . t4e h:teering aMO,S le lh,oooeix dollars. aum inducv perseverance, and yet reason. ,peysons conyict o c rugs . C „ ~. ~ ... ‘,.., „. , ~„ , „ ... certainly most requisite to enable =on the for it ; but that is now dnee away with ; all persons, i n f amous n ee at a el ese e l a a ct ee s 'ose e seesteeel silly et , he. Negri adyaeeest eoehoe 1.• nwersitY hthOGC dollars Ti ef Ckontioals sad Galeaeak to root ems whether they are confined as felons, or for misde. t e oe i ry, ~...s ur c o g i c i . to e „e. s kewe rs -A/eh /416 • epeleel, tne e saserSee sei the J . an4 Esrablishoiebr A restore the vainveieutan so heal th . manors, or committed for r e-examination, or as them to sic or prieilegesSor exhii% s p i ie ateel'.sCh t ,oo(/• foe theshraerne 14000 specie, etc. • Strand; Bacon, 1:4, Oafeed-Streae; BMA ~,, ' • ...... P • a. ✓ o.. •'‘ •-„.. • * '"' - t*. '' ' - 1• .' . h -yard; Butler, Chtelfaida ) TIII4 , :as witnesses, are placed in the same son of cell above those Which either anent so i s thall4.,This - • ....t:-...:, ,—, • - -.---- ~ • ••- -7 • - • • n; price lit. each, or four in oat= . eve no other bedding but that above-Mention- pr i son cl o ys m e t thi n er die . 4 .7 # e l yi - or - V P: F c ra l &l ,' • 4 . . w y sk Arev e at i e sa Die s oeerA roman- was tried I sei s e one ire bottle is saved, with the words ed. Your coromisors are c i' opinion, that it is fit- carried to its present extent, veseteobjeakingele,• all I.iverpool," engrae,d out the Stamp. time some distinction should be made in the treat- the offices . entrusted to them Might be .pelfornska-ig p l2 i 6 e.. t ,V.:•9,wCStipf.at.A?ii%.-f()Sii9rll. 7 : l n h g is N‘ v,7man the : c: lie d d ecorat i on of 4, Tim cheeratee dasizsolaw Looms, =at• i•uptione on the Fuca auel Shin, pardenisely Meat of persOfts committed under these different sir- the turnkeys; ne:Snow teint to do 171 tie mare . ' Yine.Cialre, peetends to dare disti n gu i shed herself in hotteeeiswerms, Tal e e en e es e ess F ro w ns etunstances, and that some atcommodation shouldseerce etehe battle . a . gram, and to the opening and etching the'door's. - - . MY trust tlthee . theaeo .. a r tillery . of IVagram , f . •lk feat, Redness of the Noss, Neck, dress, Doe be provided , and such emstaiations made, as should th e Nagittrates will remedy this evil ; .aii'd . - AO's; Coatis tavit*re s eerned the.decorattoe, which, according ..' 1 i ii • eous emotions of every description, Wingate dimaagnieh their treatment from that of convicts or .150.41 and • mittee can' hardly belieniethat their atteneerce•SOOJA;TO thomitie,ofilre Order, could_ net be conferred on • appendage to the neat ran amyl these gemmitted for the more atrocious offences. • s . Gontry in flit Unit= Elogdont. have been directed to the subject ; for IT it-"4a 4.,§c1-#: She, however, waure the cordoe, aed / 1 ‘• • and Ss. Del. a &free Dzts Mended. Bs Your Committee concur also in th e opinion ere feel assured, that two of the conspiraters, one (if not hei Assurned the . title of Member- of the Legion of Ho- le words " S.2=L SollacticLivespool o " en- ?Mind by his hfaiesty'llCommissienerh in 1800, that both) of whom owed his life to the nice end scrupulouseenour. Bound by the letter of the leew, the Tribunal ap without which none are gerruhrt.Claire • but, in • that scar 6 does not follow, because cells art and ought to be interpretation of our penal statutes, should be invested eOuld not fully acquit C atherine, , con. ' 4 I . is ;pse as e l ec ,,, p orm k a t b oi w t j acir av g , is wee sin enitentiary oases, the must `a' ant *4 Well ' Fain " bur 11 •P• ' h ••• th remain with power, and be in the enjoyment of advantages -, sideration of the extenuating circume.anees developed i House) , entitled, A G HIDE t o Hr od uini ; in that State in prisons designed for a milder apple- over their fellow-prisoners, wliose crimes, though o f- -hy her advocate; they She leer only to three i • ._ s , '. , styes, in a Variety of COM By S cation of punishment , by imprisonment e and they fences against the law, ate in no degree of that naligs dues' imprisoement. , She was a . l At i •ummer at the e--ceetainine a tteatiee on e Dibaileat soraoreason.wlvy colts ;night not, for the lesser cri- laity or moral turpitude which stamps so had a dia. battle of the l'yramide In Eiept, waile only fi ft een f elhozdr:::c.Cornin tr also Ostend Remade. , •• afterwards served in Italy , ad was .0.1,...,ic.i. th e fl ow ' tillllo &strip:bit Of ebnvicti. lel fitted up. . finer on the guilt of the criminals above alluded to. i years of age ; she y, f ao esest hollowly I t. • ' d tin Ili inede o r n e w ne ss, e ec , . eitellaiftesifes Of accommodatioa and comforf; (To be cur;: • iat r h o battle o f Waeram. ) e i 1 • . i • i 1 i i I f.