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ODE TO IDLENESS. Ott, gentle Idlendd—we all Revile thee for a very Devil; Theoonult ungrateful dare to call, The root accurs'd of every evil. Yet fcaree doth Hiftory's bloodd.ain'd page Record one crime dtvia'd by thee, Not there the reitlefs conqueror's rage, The watchful tyrant's dm decree. Thou doonedft not Arlie* haplefs fon To wills in the paktum mine, Nor either India wee undone, By any votaries of thine. In Way Wealth any rdt his bead, Thou fend'it oo andnight mordent faith; Who courts thee would nor leave his bed, lot more than Caorsur e'er was worth. For aD that own thy drowsy . feriy, Are fat, good.bumour'd thoughtlefs elves; Nola for power or gold have they, Foos toes creator • but thernfdves. Whittier attends thy peaceful raga, A thrsafeod harsh& *aforo suet t The dance—Aho fan are la thy traits, And carders egNektmil contact Bract. Thou bon the *Wirt pipe to bars, Thou bait to Sow the fund bowl; To found the lantfosais dasellel hams The fpring-forpersdoi ouch as roll. Then let man/ ind at length mad's By thee unnumbeed joys they Forst Thou tussled to prato.•to flirsto glib Nay haply alto tauglit'itssio love. But if they till palms to galas. • Sweet idlenefs, thy power benign t Toll them that but for thy lugged:lon, I seer had poos'd a fines llos I LAW MTELLIGENCE. COURT OF CHANCERY. MARCH 14 HILARY V. W•LLIII. efierday Meffrs.RlClllllll3l and Hone were heard ' - Appellants. and the Souctroa Gausais and tODWIILL for the Refpondcnts. It wis a quef the validity of a title to a certain eflate, called Fingrath, which had been purchafed for 3 t,oool. and Mifier of the Rolls had decreed, that it woe a t and competent title. The decifion involved the rine of prefumptions in equity, trod the cafes re. xl to in the argnments were from 6 Vefey, jun. Ideal. 417. 8 Idem, 131, 4 Term Rap. a, sad additional cafe from ad Atkins. LORD Coancatr.oa, in pronemeinis judg. laid, u It appears t, me to be for she interell Appellant that I fhould gin immediate judg• -.cat in this cafe. His Honour has decreed, that the-agreement for the pnrchafe of the h teat.' dtould be performed. I admit to j ii r g . i rCKAlDS s - no purehalkr ought to be compelled to fulfil an agreement. sakes the feller can ellablifit a title ; and I mean here, in the 'lrma (epee of words, fuch as in • court would be conhdered as _ marketable title. I take the preemption of the validity of a title, horn lapfe of time and 'minter. rasped, enjoyment, to fiend upon fun obvious grounds, that it does not require the fuhtlety of a lawyer to comprehend it t it depends upon the m end cheraaer of man ; and it is this Cunple that we Shall be 'difpofed to eojoy- whatever igs to us." Hit Lordfhip proceeded to apply _ familiar principle to corporeal and incorporeal hereditament,, and then continned—u Lord Kenyan (whom I mull always remember, not only with fen• tunnies of refpea And admiration, but with ardent affeain and gratitude), had a cafe before him, le -h the queßion was, if the Plaintiff were I Igoe ? Deeds and writings were produced I documents were paler and complete—yet wake paper, they were not worth the parch. on which the charadlers appeared. That and Learned Judge 11x14, that the claimant t received the interefi upon the mortgage for ive•ansktrenty years. and therefore it mull be con. -ed es (edified. It is the infirmity of human nature cannot dive into antiquity—as *ell may we that men of a certain gigantic flature e silted antideluvian world, without tellimony, divine. as credit fome of the conjeaurei ha. . ins Court of Julice. (His Lordfhip bete the cafes, in which the opinions of Mr. Jolliet Gould. of Lord Minefield, and Lord Ellefmere, had given on this doctrine of prefumptions, and then . Ided.) It Is not often that poetry travels into art of Law or Equity. ' Lord Coke, however, that it was invented to enable Rodents to re. her the Page maxims of Law, it may be allow. therefore, to estraa a few limes horn Cihrper We turn to dolt, mg . eur works Die teo—tke de_l4) Mer in we fey. Time pier k lebea up, awl Nit ereee retnrioa Webodii wine we draft eternal reek. A &Rant walla AIR Ms Male Sod. And In the 40, OW andlfaiveled levels, The undlkoneeed lOU &VW us for a moment endeavour to turn the deed into plain Englifh ; yet fo ambiguous it , that I would almofi rather lots the eßate, read the tide of the inilrument. The St. Clair rieron Oates had been fold to Gordon and ,htfbricge for 14001. Tbele were to be fectued, there were fome ineumbranees which mull have - termination. But were they to be fecured , when long enjoyment removed all uncer and for this ineffectual purpofe was the ef- Fingrath to be hung up in the limbo of va irhout the probability of its being brought to What I have Rated may with difficulty be ' from the deed, for it is drawn up as if it fended to be a fraud on the underaatrding of In addition to this we may infer, that eleven is the expeeled period of the infirmity of the and Heron castes i after that, the fecurity longer required, and the means of indent. longer neeeffary, are :Aligned. Am I not ide that the St. Clairand Heron effaces are ices to the purehafers, after a repofe of 540 ,uprofe a claimant were to defcend from the , hether he repiefented the Crown, or under AU , ' Mit) , his pretenfinns might Ile fupport d foal .1 I'Ltintitt recover ? Would not this ant s perpetual injonilion after au unititer. 'rupted pniteMot of t voyears ? In this cafe the *ea. of the fecurity is Rated. fo that we can form (nine judgment of the purpnfe for which it was given; and if the defign be not fulfilled in a period of too years. it could never be fatitfied in a longer time than the Philofophers I....rned in the theory of the earth have allotted us for the duration of the globe we inhabit. My lodgment then, is founded on the preumption ; beeaufe, without fending the cafe to a Court of Law, I am as ens fident as I am of my own exiftence, that the fudge of filch a Court would inßruft the Jury that a re conveyance of the cßate had been made. lam the more fortified in thisludgment r as the fame opinion had been before entertained by the Mager of the Rolls."—judgment affirmed. JIVE= 1 t ' 01 Ti Y, N TI 2.4 to V 1 Fa 4 . N ' • V/ ) / T T T il T B 7 , almv=. . . 1 Yeller for the 4 Mr. So A tino on t Fingratt • the Mall dgood am oarine ferred is 185, 71. one add; The I ment, fa of the A meat in the-og d re lhoOl I that no lath an good tit' the war a markt valltSti meted ground' lawyer ture an truth, t - belongs this fair beredits (whom meats affeaiot which Noes.] li t ail the I all was 1 1 Meat; a Roble a , f had not five•and , liklered 7 that we believe, k is the a rival or • tattled i cited the • Gould, ( been giv 't • proceede I I a Conrt 1 . . raid, tha member • able, the " v .1 - D .. i .. IA i " A "A •T I 'Y " Let • of 1694 teems, t than rest and Hes , ‘ ~,.ghtlie va..l there 4 a fperdy :or ever, tAinty? a `ate of F vur. w i sh tale? 14 solleeed • were kat man. In yeah oral • St. Clair a was no It nity, no I • to cnnelted •i good east • Tears? Su cloudi. tat ' whatever eel, could Cquit gi a ",...17...........m.- lIMMIIMME ASSIZES. At Lincoln Afthes. T. Tempera! was arraigned for the murder of a young woman in the parifh of South Hykeham, on the 3d of November left, whom he had that morning married ; and, after a trial of five hours continuance, he was found guilty, fasten eed to be executed on Friday, and his body diffe9ed. The circomftances oftbe murder are fingularly ing. Temporal was a labouring banker upon one of, the canals in the neighbourhood of Lincoln, where he became criminal', intimate with a young woman, and fhe proving pregnant, he was compelled by the pari& officer' to marry her. After the ceremony, they left the village, in which it was performed, to gether; and, the fame evening, the unfortunate young woman was found in the precinels of Saxilby; having ha head almoft entirely beaten from her body with a heavy club, which Temporal had been obferv ed to walk with, and which was lying by her. The murderer was Coon apprehended, and his guilt very fatisfaflorily proved on his trial. °MIHAIL—Friday, Jobe Cotterel was found guilty of breaking into the honk of Mr. Broughton, at Wing, in Rutland, during church time, on Sunday the sd inft. and received fentepee of death. Cotten] !fad lived as a fervent with the profecu tor, about five years ago, and availed hinsfelf of the knOwledge be had, during his fervice, acquired of the fituation in which his wafter depofited his property, to break into the houfe, when the family were at church on Sunday fennight, and Real from a cup board, by Mr. Broughton's bedfidi, one hundred guineas, and Come bank bills- The prifoner was conviaed on• the clearefl evidence, and was left for mention. Since his condemnation be has behaved with the grcateß penitence. On Saturday morning eonfeffed to the profecutor, and come other per. Cass, that be had hidden the property in a fecret [pot, which be defcribed to be among tome nubble in a hovel, at the entrance of the village of Barrowden ; they immediately went to the place, where the money was found entire, together with bank notes, value eighteen pounds, all of which have been returned to the owner. On Saturday the Bth infant, the Affixes for the county and city of York, were opened before the Hon. Sir G. ROOILI and the Hon. Sir ALAI Cama ses Knights, indices of his Majefty's Court of Common Pleas, before whom the following prifoners in the Cagle and Oufebridje Gaol have taken their trials, viz. In Onfebridge Gaol—nowar Porlinfori, Mom Porter, and Mao: Potter, the younger, for /aunt . - onfly baling and taking away from the &op of Elizabeth Court, one dozen linen handkerchiefs, value tali. and upwards—Guilty, Death. George Ward, for having privately and felonioully Wen and taken away from the warehuufe of Meffrs. Item Spencer and Co. feveral country notes, balsa exchange, and a draft payable to Meffrs. Field, Clea ver, and Greenwood—Two years imprifonment. In the Cable—Sharp Smith, aged is, late of Quick, in the Weft Riding, for Reeling one mare and her foal, from a clerk in Qnick, the property of Daniel Lees—Robert Smith, aged 39; for taking away a black gelding, the property of Abraham Scott, of Welt Ardhey—William Taylor, aged 19, for Real ing one chef - nut mare, belonging to Peter Byrne, of Hall.—Jonathan Lakin, aged 24, of Thornton in the Clay, in the-North Riding, labourer, for breaking into the hoefe of James Ridley, at Thornton, and f taking away money and notes, to the amount of 501. and upwards, all Guilty—Death. Richard aft, aged 56, of Knarefborough, flax dreffer, for bigamy—Mary Lee, aged 19, fingle woman, for healing one raver watch and teal, Sec. of the value of 40s. out of the dwelling honk of Sarah Webfler, of Ripon—William Dewhurft. aged 22, for killing and flaying Robert Helium, of Leeds, all Guilty; fentence not pronounced. George Butler, otherwife George Ormond Butler, aged as, for uttering promilf pry notes, purporting to be York Bank notes, to John Grant and William Garforth, of Kingfton upon Hull, fhopkeepers, well knowing the fame to be forged Ind counterfeit.— Guilty—Sentence not known. Thomas Wilkinfon, aged 19, for affaulting John Hutebinfon, on the highway, in the township of Leak, and taking from him one fdver watch, Sec.— Matthew Dodfworth, aed 51. of Sowerby, in the North Riding, joiner, f or taking away from a field in the townlbip of Bagby, five ewe (beep, the pro perty of William Naylor—John Firby, aged 14, for fecreting and openings certain letter at the poll office at Borough bridge, dirated to Mr. Oilbertfon at Raveliffe, and with healing thereout certain notes value 161. Bs. ; and Charlotte Brown, aged 22, wi dow, for maliciouhy letting fire to a cock of corn belonging to Thomas Binns, at Molefcroft, near Beverlep—All acquitted. At thefe Affixes a tank was rteied before Sir A. Cirasesa a, and a Special Jury, Brown v. Richardfon and Wade, which has excited confidera ble intereft at Hull. It was an action for damages under the following circumaances : The plaintiff is owner of the hoop Nancy, trading between Hull and Bradford; the defendants are merchants in Hull, and owners of the [hip Hope ; ahich [hip on her ar rival from Honduras, in February 1805. came to mooings on the Garrillin fide, in a place called Sleepy Hole, near the mouth of the Old Harbour. The plaintiff's hoop was laden with Inger', grace rks, &c. and moored direfily oppofite to the Hope, with feveral other veffele. On the falling of the tide, the Hope caught the bank on the Garrilon fide with her heel, and &rung off, or as the &dors term it, (hared round with her head against the plaintiff's hoop, which nn the coming in of the tide prevented the latter from riling, in cenfequence of which fhe filled with water, and a confiderable part of theFargn *at aamigea...The Quellioft 110 i which the eate tam ed, was, whether the Hope was properly moorcdi It was contended on the part of the plaintiff that the was not ; and that fhe Gest to have had a croft, rope out to the Garrifon fide, by which the accident would have been prevented. On the put of the de fendants it was *fledged, that fhe was moored in the ufual manner, and that he fhilling, and the finking of the 'loop, were owing to accidental cautea, which could not have been forefeen or provided againfi.— The trial commenced about a quarter pall nine in the morning. The examination of the plaintiff's witneffes, ten in number, finillted at twelve o'clock ; and that of the defendant's witnefTes, held until fix. The Judge then fummed up the evidence, and charg ed the July, which occupied an hour and a half.— At half pall nine the Jury found a verdia for the Plaintiff. damages sOOOL fobjea to reduaioa by ar bitration. CIIELMSTOID, MARCII 14.1,41111111Druirrup was indi&ed for flopping Daniel aorkley on the King's highway, putting him is fear, and feloaioufly taking from him one guinea, two half guineas, one (even !billings piece, fume filver, and Come hal fpence. Mr. Cuawooo, as Couofel for the profecution, Rated the banes. The profecutor was a fervent to Mr. Dinky, a farmer at Dagenham, in this county ; on the t itb of February he bad been to London malt a load of Bray, which he bad for his matter ; on 41 return home he flopped at the Greyhound, at Chad. well, about nine at night, and drank a pint of porter: while be was there he raw three men drinking in the fame room, two of whom he knew, and the third was a &ranger. He took out his canvas purfe to pay for his liquor, when the &anger obferved to him, ss you have got a good porfe there ;" he replied, that it was molt of it his matter's money—basing paid, he pro ceeded homeward ; but he had not proceeded above ' half a mile down a lane, when he was flopped by a man, who held a fhort (word or dagger to him, and demanded his money. He gave him the money, and then the robber told him, that if he looked back, or attempted to follow him, that be would murder him. He was pofitive the man who robbed him was the fame man he had feen at the Greyhound, and was the prifoner at the bar. When he Caw him at the Greyhound, he was drefed in a (mock frock : but when be flopped him in the lane, he had a thickfet jacket on ; but, notwithilandiag this change of drefs, he was pofitive to his perfon.— On crofs•examination by Mr. Gurney he Roll perfill ed that he was pofitive to the perfon of the man. The Jury found the prifoner Guilty, but recom mended him to mercy. William Beyr was initi&ed for privately Reuling in the dwelling honk of Daniel Beadel, at North Ock ington, one hundred and twenty pounds in bank notes, three. gold rings, and a pair of Giver buttons, the property of Daniel Beadle. The prokutor Rated, that he kept a little public hotife. the Robin Hood and Little John, at North Ockington ; the money which he 101 l was what be bad got together to pay his brewer and dißiller, and be kept it in the till of a hutch (chef ) in his bed room. The prifoner had been in his hook as a lodger (or a few days. On the sad of Odober he obferved him to come down (Lairs, and go out in great balk, and he had a fufpicion that he had taken away (acne. thing from his fellow ledger. He went up Rairs to look about the room, and he found his hutch 'lid 'forced open, and his money all gem: :lie immediate ly gave the alarm, the prifoner was purfued and Eakin, and all the money found upon him. James Drayton purfued the prifoner, and appre hended him ; he gave up the notes, and begged the witnefs would let him go.—Verdi& Guilty. W. jaoilea was indiEted for Realing a grey gelding, the property of Philip Turner, of Rochford, and was found guilty. The other cafes in the Calendar were for mere petty larcenies. The prifoners having been all tried, the Learned Judge pronounced lenience of Death upon the fol. lowing : Award Dunnage, for highway robbery I Win. Jackie., for lark Reeling; Uses, Jofeph, and Charles Lurch*, throe liruilars, for !testing in a dwelling bade. Wm. Kohertfee, for burglary; and Wm. Royer, for fteallng In • dwelling huofe t David Hartnett and Tianshy Ballard. for de frauding their molten of money roccived for their ufe, were (un loosed to 14 years taanfportatlon. The Adzes ended. --- LOND6N MARKETS. CORN-EXCHANGE, MONDAY, MARCH 17. RETURN of WHEAT la Mark-lane, including only from the 3d of March to the Bth of Marsh—Total 7 937 quarters. Arrage 664 I nild.-3s. 4id lower than lett return. A RETURN OF FLOUR, Fern the zft of March to tke 7th of March. Torsi-104es racks—Average 64s- 3 4, on old. Mew thaw lift return. ISTVAN 51102 OP WIN ON 11111 AID III? Al Wheat 4511 soe SSI Saler, 3 6 s 4es Floe 641 Us Suffolk, to ass od Superfine 7os 721 Grey Peso 28s 34$ od Dantek, and ire Old, to 735 Neuss, nrw 34s 4 011 od I,OIW 345 40* Dkto. old, to ...I 564 ,7 241 314 od Tick Beane. new as, 35$ Fine --a 014 •-• 48$ Malt 65. 69s al Oats 231 1511 38s' White Peas Os 341 od Poland, so. 311 od Rape Seed aol. to 431. per lA. FMCS OF HOPS. •aa6. POCtITS. Kent - 31 166 44 51 sa I Kent - 61 06 to 71 too Stasi . 31 tia to 61 itis Sullen - 51 stts to 71 of Eres 31 As to 61 166 Farnham 81 —6 to ttl us PRICE OF HOPS IN THII BOROUGH MARKET. New Bop 61 64 to 71 131 Pockets 61 66 to II tss PRICES OF HAY A/11) STRAW. St. Janice'. Whltechapel. Hayperlowl 3 ooto 4 II o Hay per 1064 3 so to 4 to Straw s soto it 14 o Straw 1 sll to s is • Clover 4 oto 5 5 PIMA OF NAT AND 111 : 11AW IN lIIITIPitI.D. 01.11111. Si 101 tO 41 tos—Clover 31 tos to 41 Ass Rosin of os to al os—Stew, 21 t6s to al sa bMII'HFIELD MARKET, March 27. To fink the offal—per Roos of Sib. Beef 4$ Sd to 3a 81 I Veal ss 41 to 6. Sd Mutton s 8 od to 6s od I Pork ss 44 to 68 lild a CAD DC CATTLI TIM DAC. Beata, about aSco—Sheep and Lambs, i soo. IIAWOATE and LEADENUALL, Muck 17. Per itODC of 1116. by the mule. Best 38 al to 48 84 I Veal 41 4 , 1 to 61 II Mutton Os 04 to 311 od Pork 31 4d to as Id COAL MARKET, March t 7. Ships at Market Ships fold nice 24 Nes/tank Coal a 3 4 08 6 4 to 491 34. 6 Sunderland 3 4os 6d to 42s od a Stone Loa' o all od is .-s Cd s Undue - • —8 Od. We retatlttliena fro* hi *kJ eor,ovia i ti pod effeals.of Autunite,. I've's* Levu Tic lAsors. in the Spring, ;9 the Scorlitotic, apd Rhewrk.,tic Habits, as sy, Medicine palatable, moving all . oldiroainns of the domed', promee the circulation of the bile, and defiroying all nervous, ccmplaintp, occalloosd 6y the tender irritability of this organ. In Eruptive and Scrophulous Ca more difireffing front the paip the turqd receives young people, we than cot befitate to fpeak - Iy. when we have given public proofs, that pour of relieving this anxiety, has been o In many lamentable cafes. It is as, to, the genuine Parley" Medicine. with the patty, printed in black ink indeed of red ink 0 the Difpeofary, No. is, Soho Name, io bottles p. 6d. tos and l/. as. duty incluiteei_ KWH WATAkt Al' LONDON an........ _ _ Macabre so islossis after Afternoon - - 41 11111111ta l 4 _ WHITE LION INN, CHESTER. To be 'LET and entered upon Immoßattit. ALL that convenient and well -ellablithal Stunted In the centre of the Clay of Meter, known arse of the WHITE LION, late b the occupation of Mr. Peal, deecefel (and now earded as by Ids rmeattees) yids * Mukha and dmaebeds i Ffard. ead manfkre ivelrf &Ml* kmoodems and la cm =dosto *ask of Rik fa sterna PIS ' dipidNettam Old ter be r a kir vahtadon I awl lb MOW mar be soceinteedamd with Share to the StogemMallia MOM Mime bathe ka. • : For so Mt. Oomge, or Mr. Putter, Cbeihr e . It, any. HAMPSHIEL To be SOLD by AUCTION, by HENRY Gimmick, At the Fountain Tart:raja Portfmooth, oa Wedocilay. that'd day of April next, at Three &Clock in the Afternoon. Amos r valuable and well-timbered .Freeh o ld nate, called PACRHOUSE FARM, Snake to the Pad& ' of eathaingtoo, near the Vitiate of Cisofkki,coidliking of a Form Hook, with Eatable Out-buildings, and 'boot ilia Acres of Land, at of which are Wood, and the Midst Arable. And *No yy Great Tytbes of the above Farm and upwards of Two and Sixty • eight Acres of excellent land adjuibing. , The is entitled to comfier Common Rights in the Font trareallii Land Tax is redermed, and the Purchafer may sow at Relaalss; oter. Calwrinron Ia Smite in a natant Aimipq Comm • abounding with Game, clefs to a Pack of Fox Hank. and at mt /My diftance from Portfonouth, Righop's Waltham ; Pcuralltad, an Alraford. Pardcalars with Condittors, may be had at the New Ham. bkdon ; the Swan, Airmford; the Swan, at Alton the fpeatir e . Winch/der; the Dolphin, Gefpcx t ; and the principal Inns a:: Chicliefter and PctrrsSeld tat the place of fah ; of Mr. Brentrldge, Common Pleas Oast, T Si Edward Pugh, E(q. Sig. New. ; and Mr. Todd, tad Arrives. Mr. Wray ?OW, the =ir Um Oats, Caystar, at Harabiedon, wpl taw the Aui OP WIGHT.—CAPITAL 041TIMIIIEL TO BE SOIZ BY AUCTION, By Mare. TUCKER and PIT IS. At the Bugle len In Newport. on Wednefday the attt day ge Mardi, preciftly at four o'clock In the afternoon ' THE following Lots of Capital OAK TIMBER. Pow rowing sa use rasa* Manors and Macs of Nano" Watt %%Beheld. lasslistoke, Snaky. and Park, in tha Brading. Newcharcb, and St. Helefes, being very vs. WM% lad prime Tinder of large dimenfions fit for Naval aka Cadwootelal parptist, sad remarkably found to quality. Tram t. In Hardingibute and &outlay Adds a. Nieuwell fields, Green Lane and aro&Hay Coppice S; 3. Wbitelleld Grove and Meadow, with iluthey piece 399 4. Whited/Id leads - -67 t 3. Whit Jidda - 6. Swam Pond and DaleyDaley piece . 2 7. Amb lArie wl4/441eragot Coppice and Grave L Infakt Haidk 21. 564 26r) 396 so. atiderrowar Heath fields, and Heath Row so. Awls and lactic Great doaalibroke x i. Little Sinslibroke, Coppice and adds J r ;it 12. Little &nal/broke. Grove and Pennyreathers 569 t 3. &rag and Prettwood, welt of the road fns Aide t. Brodie( • St. te. liaroliev and Preltweod Rows - As. Litaddlo Adds, north of Dassiley Potwakills and Jidda 44$ • -1 Barest 6 . Bang* Coppice. Meadows, and Marls • 17. Cother Cpttuos Coppice - a. Weeiwoke Coppice - . adi tp. Weltbreite Acids and Meadows - 3k' an. Park qice - - 1011/ at. Park i - - • 4 1 /.1 - - - - \ H gerbille and 'a at White/old al. Park . . and It. Hasa% 33. Eatt Oda Atebeid Weed 24. Wet GM of Wllismisil 4 4 0 . 1' St.! Ow by 111111111diAmeisi s 6. WNW Civilise • • $7. r llts t r i Z 1: 1 4 l ire basindhoute. 1*.29. H tU ile rlsl6 Ce 36. Tr mil 'teak )&s4 , • i . I SIJ los Imp 50.78: The above valuable late tae very advantapoully !mate, both to hod and water airtime, bring within two Wise at LippPc • places at Ryde and St. Helm's-harbour. Printed particulars pay be had at the Bugle inn. Newport t 4.. Meffre. Tacker and Pitch, Otalo 0011 ; of John Harvey, dos woodman, ow the Preodfin who wilt Stew the fame) ; at tba Crowns ion, Portfinonth • Ilia Anne, Gofport ; Dolphin, Sorak. tamponphin, t and Anipl.l4iNniphh. N. R. The lota arc all !imam. S. W. 0. dai the bark and tap., each*. * AAA poofidnolik 6101 , 0 tiendidans' of tale will cares. HAY' dedUlated myfelf to Us Rudy, ant overt podia. by the nsoft ocesidagle pingter la that heap* arterb I &ought proper to fang, I emit dug I hove not moan mg. dlne gin thole die. la dr atallikt geld of Mg lee oneabensalty tmenedeght usiddlesty sod mood thst bassi whirls= id dopettrasisd mtAMMaitsr so oat dated 6 el:in I MUTT art 4111d1RA Om atess a trait of Ilya do e ME vital minegy, allbmen brisdrodsehimmtdoss an arils from de modem OK inatisde, taleekibrow thitigidee el lehtd-bsys, or *a Ussitideters d atocartry,thr, —lie iota alllllollll j bet by the tgeombea el mangimited M% ems are aiogravateg, do ors* toast iteddil des ROYAL COLLZORaI SVROPOW I MOM lay 11110111116.00 MI regularity of oducadon, and p.a. L. sway pdasigiso dean. I rod enyfelf rnidgod to tbst suataisc. with witch I Wm Mt ado bees klearary hewn:ed. IN the but fewhitetss of local ermine a, early 'imitation wig Fume the calamity of a debtatated frame ; but where the itl fere, front a con'tioulnera of the =mangles of the eta wits*. etaled Ids misfortune le fearful of the contempt or eat ure of Ina berry ptyertan and brood. over his infirmity with careful ;sou. anknan it mat be facit'ogory foe him to he attune I not oak, ad capability oi treatment but alto of the molt inenosate secrecy. And in recent Varna Complaints it Is poifiNe to prey we psis, danger or diftrefe ; in the molt complicated oda It is the acquit► own of enclave esperlence tea this one to esoot 'a , s, uniabh sod fpeedy re-eftablifbniene I offer the advantage of thla engingence to Mote of either 'dr 14sa are aißldted with any bind of DittliLlTY, of any tytaptan. d VINKREAL IWFICTION, and lo a solos the terms of ream nermfon are Rated on the Reit Intervie w. 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