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• alprimmt - lotAlek ' Vr ": 4 10 .. _.7 Lia..i.....-- . L a .... ........ m a i , -4.8 " 1"4 " .. tli -*Obi 1 i 411eSic. i tirairinto " - • : • i ...low: A. .. -: - ' ,:. .• itvltt' . . . . .. . . , THE THUD TRIIMPET.7-1 11 , Ant' 1. • § u. or DtsolPialt. In .the nature of things, any society, that is inde pendent, of 41 foreign jtuiscliction, must hate a code of laws,by.whkh, in every case, its proceedings may be governed, and its conducetonards .its members, and thai of the members to each other i*ulated.— Such a code ie the New Testament to Christian con-. gregations. Among them, whoever walks notagine ably to the institutions delivered by the Apoetlee, ,is considered as walking disorderly (2 Thas..iil44. l '.A4ll such are to be warned of their unruly behaviour, thet. , ~- , theymay eonduct.thentselves.properly(lThessat..l4.) ~.1 7 . , :clte r " an us and .rive none offence, neither to the Jews *toe to the .fits -i', ' accusers thens, nor.tv the Congregation of Goo ( . 1 Cor. x..32)....', ma-reputatian, dictated ' If the unruly member turn a deaf ear to the adman,- bre n tion, :she rest art commanded to avoid his eompany t ,a 3 imploring ' (2 Them iii. 1.4.). This is the plain role maw*. _, -; ‘ every .transgression of the lawsof CHRIST' committed-, his to 'he •• t ' th em, openly in the face of the congregation and of the nis,-nam e ith a ' world ; us when; a man habitually .neglects .his husi. 1 in•lais'w"" l i r ness, :and, instead of labouring to supply his .own tion), attend scants.and.those of the infremovaates his time in in. bY.Paroghtlf (1 terference witl affairs with vahich be has no -concern of their brother , (-v. ll,). Such a conduct a s ai to he suffered in a . of their common Christum c-horch or congregation. But offences of al If the charge ' less publicatatuntare sometimes unavoidable ; and for gation.hes next - such a diffesent mode-of procaduve is pointed out by antOng those '" our.i.Loato ( Mat. xviii. 15-4 n) to beaabserard in the parateiredi first instance : " If thy brother (shall 'trespass against , dal ,(1 !Car. A " thee, go end tell him,his fault between thee and sheitiseatkvlo `a o him alone : if he shall hear.thee,dhou host gained or a worsluyeter• " tby brother. But if. he will not hoar, take with•thee. ra y =lw ; izoith a one or two nwse,dhat in.the inouthiof two or.thsite.. " lo.delitler cm , " witnesses every avosiLmay be estahlithed. ilkitsl,if , the jitai." " 4 he shall.neglect to hear them, tellit unto the cos- iin imparter , " gregation : .butifhe shall neglect to hear.the con...lgf this-world, 46 :grigatton, let him.hensito thee as an heathen ntan ; lo;r, •the otirit 44 and • a .publicau. Verily .I ssay unto you, Whatsoo I Wane' TEphes. 14 ever,ye.shallbinil en•earth shalldee houndip henstens!seatee,,is Wt. , to bt " and whataopter ye Abell Jenne .00 otattb ;shall heletedictive spirit of 44 loosed in heaven. -Againl say unto you,7,hateif,!iseith seal affection " two•of :gm shallAire:mnieatill , As.tonelling Any ;Se taoatio the'? di thing.thiat they sballatsk, it shall itesdoneggr thetrOieressity ofsepara) ~ ofany :Father whei.is inheavon. .Thio• ether Mutat' ,aebject of great 4 ' three-are assembles" in Int: qame.., , lbere.aen ..1 in tite:i l (rtut. avin. 4 , midst of them:" . ,Xhis s eulir,is,soiplain,ohatherl i nw4ye • for all possibility whatestersan its import) , aiiateiteroh . Yslse , E j Ph. lv followers olGuater. Itionangregationokoweeer smnil,ii when they . is permitted op disregard:it. .ftouni•tbeir number he'll& guilt, and only tws or three, lhorare bountitns.attentl:to it. .If otAtrt he ry the, smallness nf.the congregationsktes.notexeMptlhe '0 Car. ii. members foam the obligation Of-this:law, neither tan : But a man tYie greatness cif its tuntibers. Those who affirm thatl offence to his it is impossible:to:be ohsersred in the dhurelicto which,' with such pi they belong, marprobably:speak truth ; but-this onl,y:101, otwo earth praxes that they belong to some .church of which.l424l) and • Cubist, the true shepherd and hishopeisinotthe head; 'iter before for his. sheep hear-his voice and, hint Jobit.x. 4),,l,Affence being and he counts .only.those his friends who do whakoe.vcr : , which he has he ccmusandi them . (J;lin :v. 14). .the evil and' How admirably ;is this law calculated to make the. ;in other wo believers of the truth live together in harmony, and. swim, by the to banish every thing contrary to that character, which l ' (.1 Tim. v. the followers of -the meek and lowly JESUS ought to, lthe brother) maintain. To enumerate here every thing that :it 'on to recover embraces would be to transcribe a great part of raid no longer ' New Testament. Every breach of the laws of Cis ;19 fellowship or intercourse. They are .not evert to. ...every neglect of the duties of the members-to each eat with him, that by this marked detestation of his' other, to their relations and connections, to the World conduct he may be brought to a sense of shame and in general and to the Fovernment under which-they be recovered, if possible , from the snare of the dev il. live .and enjoy protection, is to be cotrected by,. a .As every subjectof discipline must come ultimately strict attendance to this prectpt. - before the whok congregation, if the offender refuses to The injunction given to the Israelites (Lev , xix:llisten to the More private admonitions of. is brethren, L 1 so a Thou shalt ant hate thy kother-in thine heart : thee s t the sentence pronounced against him, in any wise rebuke thy neighhosir, and not suffer As eten be expelled from its society, or to be re buked by, 4 kiss,' is commanded to be strictly observed under the presiding elder, must it the sentence of all ; as must also' be the verdict, by which; on shewing his penitence, he new dispensatine. To suffer sin upon a brother is to hate him I—and we know, that whosoever hateth , hi t 'is again; receireci alto fellowship (compare 1 Cee.,Or l i i i }rather is a 'murderer, (I John iii. 15.) -- Let a person 5. with 2 .Cor. ii. 6-10). The congregation .., 14" ,.;,,, ,i . - J feted as many pretences as- he will for neglecting so in such cases, as in every thing else that c plain a -precept, the wotd of GOD gives him this them, he ft . erfectlyjoined together in the same mind, Mkt' reply : a:iYtEDinan say I love Gon, and hateth his.tro. the same judgment. t 1 Cm. i. 10.) The seuttii4; dough .pronounced jiy one of the preibytery, belOng- der, HE' ll'4 LIAR." (1 John iv. 2 00_ If he neglect 'rig to the congrogntou, is the act neither of thehuh to admonish his brother when he sees him violate or tisteretd any of the laws of Go% he becomes a par _ vid elder, nor of the presbytery, but that of the The offender cannot harden himself taker_ its the crime of CAW, and by his conduct says, wh ole .bod)". ' ss Am 4my hrother's belief •tu in his iniquity, by persuading himself that only this or that member or office -bearer objects to his conduct Those wain acknowledge. Ctraisr as their-Master, and character. ,- Here is no room left.*for •splelitit and of midi only I now speak, know that - it is vain to arinstthose who deliver the judgment-.it is thea'ge call hiM i'l .(4.45rar,../Wasrse 1" whik .th;y do not the o all, an d . if any thing , can. tend to bring the trans - ?Irby t7sathe says (baike vi. 46) ; and all such will, as guilt, it must be ' they year** ode twhetille - AitA ifikethathitounr to oft ;, " ,,, E ~.` e a s ense ' his into' Mg, liri; sapay Obedience to this indispeptible s t oo tu : T ool detestation Of his crime, expressed a ......Y ..o§, men who can be inllueoced b' liar : (4lils kintd*n. If 4" . :6.0her offend, they will fed earthly motive and all a whom voluntarily su b mit anyti•'at : -cit y Aint ei tha. tie; ,may avoid.m . , and wilhoi- ...,.' . 4 ._ • - laws P — •.. deuvorit, eep fefire Aizi B u te. Il e ion . mitt anon w'W same and to thi'aartie disciplax, that;t* cif. , tis.e , itetisphes. it. , 10:). . But . Ileii. in:Host:ion iSmy pore elite tin anton, Ace the leaves of sni fi ee aid ,seitiedaert ( 1 r.y. 6. S.) . • &against Ihe 'sir only. Thiliffencler they consider maims; slit ,as an.exerty,.Si:Admonish as a . brother -(2 Thess. 111' _.......6„.„ s••' . I ) , • and they cannot : give him a stronger proof !if th.of t 4:47e;than fit reouttlig out to - him, in the spilt ottieltoess, the incons i stency of .his conduct with he prosSion of a Christian—" - g..et gie ono ei ft 'Jade met it ti a- kindneselekeiss; refirave me .' 'litre e*tf sii,gnilbase wound my beat'.' 0. 1 _41: cali:Y. , - . ilirhen d i sciple 'off 44, iich • 'suit a is eit, . .ty t be eattlpF.,„ Ite - w he . s ees Cminerfn ,agilictrit r y ,- - ed . . , one who .0 .caiied, ' f rnstnpyzoclahat to 0t1455, goon&how jlossil4e _it - tee --Me .fir titif4q: T .iii-14i-Oci attending to the . eippwly Mili.s to-M;(r atone, Fs it ion. I_, Air 4 ii . . yoga mess. a.)- , ..-‘ l, .. r: tla .1 ', i.. AO tell thedn . . ~to__ji ' iii - k 4 'hi - tither; he li,*.. -, " I .oisior; and-the•otliiifiu" . .q.,.. him her .o.ww.fou,lt in InoLltnig.. tilill DEEM- dexl brother . o f . i withootheVing been able to.' he is then bound to take ones, Witncties, and with their - 'mist to make hiin sensible rably isAhis lair adapted for *and testi:iris* the Inpsd ink is the voice of him who s l ash is possible a maim stay' be 710 ritk4, . • • a:. Yesterday as a waierin an was ascending the sitekif a ship, lying off Union-stairs, Wapping, tom' which he held gave way, when he fell Into thi s and was drown,ed. " ", f 15TtG f ', RING DROPIeIIG.-.41r. VV.:EMBRY, a alset te lvw t.i-efAgad, was on Tuesday swindled, in Hot \ 5. 4, 1 7.* stale 4 4 of ring droppi* .both -- Tees instances art wawa record of the mortar saucy of di medicine, its inherent and specilic-yirtuts acting as a pups* corrective to bodily &Miry, whether proceang from as ern et °slog* er ffliciepkwure ' or from the morelsidlons, :sot less destructive, indulgtasee offtwaisimus in a certain pernicious habit. Amidst she at# l ll/114 111 04/0 disorsiers.whidt ue the consequence of this solitary rice, stigma none more afflicting than that distressing state of debaftlialls. fidelity which prevestsorombitttes the niatrinsonial state ; unhappy sufferer broods over bas misfortune, ashamed to se4av lief, until he is reduced to suck a state of weakness as to is life oppeelarre. To such perassistit 'int* be a ponsdin saw tlon to know, that thej.imig now,„ by a new infallible mode d treatment, heft-stare:Et* that greatest of all lutmati blessings; a mom,. dusky and iligsrates constitution. la all eases sTddibity,siefasisacy, from rabatever.esassatiolig, as well as in every wales of ,vaaeradinfection ' Messrs. Curl and ,Po. may be censulted by patinas of either set witk the greatest secrecy, anti 4oncetr, * their boa*, fie. to; lido. Garden. Patients is-tbe-esustery, describing the .partiadial their complaints, by letter pest paid, eselosing a Mae& mote, have the necessary medicine andadvicc sent to any part die "0114 1 ,... , • :1 ItittaftGaulfs his ~ . 1 r ti t t l l . lll. • The Prisoner called several' Irithilises, who gave him a most excelleisi characters' ; The Jury, under the bf the Learned Judge (Thompson), found him Guiltp4l.-- ling, bat net privately, in the shop. ;- Sarah Ward was tOdightiVfeildealing a silk pur*,t containing 22 guineas, .flOin Elias Hendrickion. The : Prosecutor, who IS a Darr, a swim', had . * mis fintnne.to go with the Prisoner to Sleep, en the night of the SOth September lists He took dff his jacket, in which was the purse; with thei modeyS • He bad drank too much: •• In • the morning she 'went out, leaving him in bed. John Harris' mit whose house they were at, a countrtittO , bfhis , awoke about nine o'clock, when he Wised his money. The Prisoner was then presintjanthienied hiving taken it. The man's wife; and a boy about five or six yearcold, had slept in the same mono: • • grotto', a Police Officer, Xvittie that the Prisoner, being-told another woman rat Italtallnto custody, *64Ni/fled the Prisoner kid been Vying out :locate) , that Morning, confessed she had robbed the Prese t**. The clothes so purchased, together with 13 •fittillOat, the remains of the money, were - secured by filhi; and produced in Courts ••• -Mary Ward, the women `above alluded to, 'swore she went with the Prisoner to buy:various articles of apparel.—Among the test she boar& two rings, the Prosecutor, as die said, having•premised to marry , Ater. She hadliven her the things, together with the IS guineas, to take care of for her. The Jury found the Prisoner Ohl of stealing, but not privately, ln the dwelling-house. • • • • • , Chsikt Davis was indicted the stealing a pocket book, the property of Lieutenant laden, of the Royal Marines, Woolwich ; who stated • he•was going ,along 44 Strand, in the middle of thedslytif the 26th Sep. timber' last, when he lost his pocket .book containing bone papers, of no value, but 'tO*l not swear post *hither. it stiolit 'frosaghialsOs dropped tflt tits MathEtt i til **VAL L.V.lThit.i PAT.EITL LEA KE's .Creuuhie PILLS, se justly fatuous fa their superior efficacy in awing every degree and opqrm of the yenereal Disease, the . Scurvyt lkc. without confineweitsr restraint of &et, in an east!, cap - edition, safe, and secret taw err. -One small tactekto Pill to a Hose { -its- operation introit tit*, and requiring no pardaular•atteation.. Itt 13 days they generally We 100. attel Disoulers;ol l where they fail in that time of perfectly:reaming health. Illerr ,tent has the happy assurance that.he or she It at the ere AA" so restored, let the tlegiee of tnaligaante.be every° rest.. It is as eacrileaty posallar to these litla, to nakesteadgli the complaining part, ispd.onteiciate onatett with the ofinfrill matter., which th4 . speedily dialodgeacid expel. They asefinP• red by experience to be a preservemoThealth, as millasarene tit{, by taking wily eight single Pills SpAggarkil fall in ellerrjegiC lis abort, the l'atemee hal this extraoodlawyaildigolon in theta liebawfvf he viol* hignsekatoorthem. they wokfolor hill and exceed, as though impatient of innwortalaninanwat nxe. • Thew Pills are most worthy a pLice lire the caliieco sr 114a4ters and Captain of Ships ; .the metre so ' far that t.ity ida limp pod in slt oliniatte any lengthiot *ism, And Owl Oil" ii_w burtie the .4Oft4f near 60 yens,. with incnvoirtgVAlWO thamasehres, aid honour .to,tiwir author, inwiumeh thit last eight years' tlley have radically cured upwards of 40; A sons, many of whooriluelsieti clischarged 'from ` •and• alledus tualolo INSTITUTION CIaAVATIO: FORIIIIS14210i; PLISSAP:EDU Tentti Mrg!THELWAI , teldfaes, of . wig tut m IBE*Rtli th e Eils NPiY#7 INF" I Instltuuoa, pr at t preird Pad Term awl on Pad erases, am of EJASWtg-rwee' WARD Ji.%. *Ma re 101112,Y.wi1l Th Lottery aver poet., • . , . ~, •.• ' ; - . - -.: • ii • -.vv. ,•, a 4 •- L.: • .-T.A.V ,-, :. .7 kiss:: -it tr • - 1 . l'3l.3o3Nettnt• itt , Ittln .c.,..17.f.• I,s2tril ...% ;yr - 1% ,., . .. • ~ 4:4* - *do tot -r• .• ; .-.: ~ : , OLD . ~,, ... - - I ret urn e r s of calico„, •Oexopert 7 erße tast. i - Jesse , e o "r ' ' i ;Ivo a ?•,-.',! -;fn G• sio_ttals,atear - Vitis, b ei , f. ~ . . .. . . n s wine asiaW qv 4 1 *. 13 °&: '. -'.-' ; ; Jivir*--• --•-- 3 ' l "' • si9f W . ' u m. - 2*4 - . •. - - thnsvinnordianneeefortee WES •' • . ~.1- . .; . e 41110011111 Ara Illotetn.l fe !kA , gr e tSirr i k i ve im • 'SEM . + irti Ctn.:— „ . Tile .. er . . -, . , ak i a r m aia lsks lag es . an d .' , •-- • ' • out this laws if the: be isFie,cissr , bo is ' istieraksienlibi)llelletSttetOikoi bow .•.''' . in iorniitl. - :-: s z• ~- -••• -,..-- .. , e - r' : '''"•' 7 ' ''. ected ; and - .his . „ ... cif has rif... Edwards throe pined, rim g---- - -r--.... , -,r- , T-r-i —r-r--i- si -V--- 6 -...perftyp r . it .. „ hate hia,firoilser, /01110- -Pilvich , .soini silveinfran "hot peso& -' ' • - . ''- 4. ' ••• .--t- • . if 4 . • • if i • leissueueth betel; Pa ilemouth, the Logy oteems.i...aa- 40 - 1 119 11‘ t..^- pe s e eo taft . , Suffolk, by limiter. hail/I x -4. ' t will encle o aZ a r e i r o og bOiil to, a per The prosecutOt wit in thdormeanirine " i. . ch „ .._, ,, _ . . 42.._zu_, ... 7----mok i the rea1• .„,....--- tea sense of his duty Drury.lane Theatre, on the night of the l. th ' ...... 1 Timelli. In' bee inst. ; the prisoner was deers; tisk pliarywas salt . , :nil r. ; Z. '44' -i:. • ' . ' MARAUD. - . '', ,„ • " totaEll 6749 e offender tnim.a .f ear to the eharita- much crowded ; the frisoner pushetimgaMichim ati • *law* of Beaddou. 1 , 4 w .-•-•• ' ...... - ions of his brethren, still they grew avoid different times •ot Lasthe felt hirlemsd inhis - breediis . „r ow "'`''' ''‘,; • , - ,; ( ro us i gers i,i4 e st e „,. /surisa et ,? . .. rit s.p his offence to the world. They are then ppcket, and icn ' siiediatelz the prisoner,ioada et The I m o, L e k aucri bi a , "emu ' • heats giviltion, and the steps they base prosecuror . pursued, and tried oat so. Step thief.l'i :he it.l l .'. Itekse, Iliali.sieriblit Al *agar* m Miss sts ,IlPaise.. • etUtinilinl. Here is another security geeured.him on the stair s his seamy was found in a• 'ffsibaiieskssiik WeeMelllit. ."X" ~."' . •' - ...e. ~,,, . S PRESENT ~ . ITO issotaat,nt Church, by the it eoci ' ll t ', t heir Majesties See Mang' who is accused shall not suffer in window near the spot. ••• • - - •- . • lisstain illittldhi, of' the Second Life . , TIC r, bYthe intemperate baste of two orthree A' oy saw the prisoner throw-the ellelderfeons him - O t agligelointi,- daughter of the late George C • ' sAf lELLISI who may all be in the wrong--tand , on into the-window. Ese.4l'Dovoushire 'Place. • - ; vothem ° lslll4 l47. WROVeC r ind, that they shall not be Slandered as Tweedy, the constable, predniedthemoilfey which. eseshelliik isscsissi'ski•ittires rf ore mlestei of h tti ,: • . LadY Blew rs of their brother, and as having injured he found in the windOw, among which the prosecutor' 4 ". auv r raa milw hia m . V4* T' friaeat . daw g 6ter " tile dice ' 1 • p ar eier • Wirs• PA] '• Mr. ?A] an, while their conduct towards him has identified one seven-shilling piece, as 'being a crooked t ...,...,-taim...t...• • - paantioes ; . ed by a Christian spirit. The ccmgrega- one. ••: .; . . 4.441). • . BL sit ask direction of their FAZHEit who is in The prisoner handed in a paper, in which he merely. . A•ps., tp„spli, Mr- ter, St. hlichae,re s t •. , l) -. 1 ,1 .-:4111 2 • * ;•- . :or , FE, M' &long and ploring the presence of him who bath pro- asserted his innocence, and threw himself on the meter; ztaa absoals 7,4r l ,7 l , A -i- teg "...." b e r " -- v 41 - -7 ' - ‘ 7l •Geg. 'With New 'Seen with them, when they are assembled in of the Jury. Verdict—Guilty. pm. i•-• , ew aria; st sv i , ~ • . . h. bd sm o eta Rkt . witp _ ..9p the scalp of his !m o d . .%r A i mit ielque, 01 ;bat they may know his will, as revealed Sarah Rulltr :was indicted for stealing a posher-book, - ft II _ _milieu sat on the-body, si the Sugar Loaves, 4 IL ibr iiiiii•, y e f r . MA Shoes] (for they never look* * . any-other raffia- containing one SI note, and three One-pound-notes,' • ~_:,..6 i n0,. . . eel li.itz!,!)o4y w i n " mow . a ,.... 0 " ' M. SOF Ato it without prejudice,. and dawdling the of James Hart. _ r. none, ourgeon, . constuvrauh. disAse• ce 4 .. '•"---- .Me t MC rain, but tep • • fslin - the kaife. Titl e h,,,, g am' y( I Tim. v. 21.)---seeking-only the geed e prosecutor had-iseen drinking ina public-hoose . „iiiiko re & - slia,viwiamou at Gae ae. • Jfe4 other and of one another, .and the honour in Wentworth:street:White-Chapel em the evening or ; • :is,- -- • . •... - `Opt viiiiicE Will b .;. ......-.• : „ a . i . ou • .-,—....., 1 .......----evr eer r i s f ey seert es en - r e--.....- On aam... l ike Com nmon Master. the 9th instant. Upon leaving it the prisoner actor-' Diutikaop,p9iwpEß. . . o re rrikatliti. ;Meeks After I arge be proved-well founded, the emigre- ted him in the street, and -wanted'him to go houses *For•Fevers, Calds, *stirs, IMan- s, M ee * ac. .elltrt di , 0 d i . 1 , t he ( next -teclecide whether it ranksthe offender with her, -which he refused ; she then thrust her hands .jt Vender of Medkcises,. fiernery-ix ha fts , jaar ? a s s .p,„„ n a - i i , trot ca se characters which they are bound to se- . into the pocket of his jacket, toot his pock • • .4 3-tDoctoes go!sista..bia4autirpolvactisedikiau4-" :4tha •• 4. new Prar h ' s their fellowship ; for they . are cowman- containing the money,- and run off; he Ferniest add' ".,„ti,!land tee _pelf . PerT.i . 7 _ll4'sfert Prepared the Ft_Ter•Ptonie etia Veinal). 9r tbei ?Fa!'" .N. U.) gs not toiteep.compalty with any man took her; she was-rescued-from him by sense' wonsea; ~717,,„,,.,1,1414,4,4:0„7,,a:,..,,,i,d,r2rediiii-isbalsg s ee tisaiestionsi is in " rm hooker, if hie he oforawator, or coveters, but she was afterwards scented . e thatJakauld - • I . have been the oeiglool Prepater," he now 'Shifts his g iou la k:' THE KING'§ eraf imager, or a railer, or a drunkard, or Upon his - cross-examination, be deeded he was in &ewes .oihot -he insisted -ia obis preparation two waft • 14 IviONDA.Y :with such an one not even to . eat"—(v. 5.) liquor at the time, or that he had spokeneo any other 'tlio•Dostor•eascsaar tma , ____ , palms wbo usually PrtrAtua dm 0.- the i r Majestk uchstn.one unto Satan for the der:he:ion of woman before the prisoner Came up to him. • "being M a bad state ot.beidthokc." and thus, by kris gym d„,,,., ROM] Isg, it appetite that' he wen Mt " the only Prepare:" k he lm • '. Xhat is, he is to be counted still '' d a d His testimony was con fi rmed by a mass who, Mt hawavaita that k g ra .h api o attea th i d a a to , who tivedi „. Rome o, Mr. C. K.l r and rim," walking " according t o th e earls In his company at the time, and who purathdibo pH.' in the Doctor's fated% and aorvived hin, was, in truti e , - t - i t 'a b j, Capelet, Mr. CHAP: . Paris, Mr. Mf 4 aceirifing to the prince of the power e tie loner when she was rescued. rear Who attended. the fins and assisted In the procure* ' P aris, Bali rot that now worketh in the children of di:ok- ° two witnesses were called, who gave her a getter:it - "'"ski ' - usissriusilis i sus u r tsalikOadt°Pellndtb..grefisoad Bei" a Friar L :plies. 9.. i.---,iii.). This procedure, how. geed character. She was found—Guilty. which is all this pretender, Mr. Perrin, can base don e , ta l whi c h calls •" assisting in the preparation ;" se t h a t Awl . ApothiCart fit liOr.Bc„,a9i .., i :to be accompanied with any thing hke j a WM. Keateheler stood indicted for stealing a beau, gross falsehousis•of befog : 444h, originel said the only P • 4 v spirit on the part of the other members, bug the property-of Joseph Kirkman. : . dil „ pvtec ,a o „, reso lv e themselves into th e mere quibble eta. • , g ir Ae , • ikiat4k Section to the offender "that I k e spirit wa y , John Fanondon, aTurnham eesnediai, It i ar ti er , kW "slating in the prepiration,Norcouse !te putoded the Ingrettegm 'II Act t. monum iblt.e.salf he had beep ailualuadto assist Mrs.Evanehtb igen CeSSita tO tide play of THE f. 01,0 AM." .In fact the the horse in his stables; on the itith ef , 1 -•'.- L'ug of the prooeu be could not .have obtained the secret of this lie, To which Will be " ditties, Tor, ot:cording to Dr. laser's affidavit (pulfthed by N B . f separating a brother will be to them, a last, for the cure of a sore foot ; -the - stable was, fast ltsn TORE greet affli c tion and sorrow. •It is compared over night ; about four in the mOntinf•he was alarm- falgallpri re 5771) 0 k .bed only been .conununicated is hag s THE imol ai Mr. New bery-a discovery, moreover, that has ever Wig M. ) to cutting 4 . a limb or ph:dig:out an ed by his dog, and getting up, found the stable door,Or, Pitt skill of the most eminent hemists. .11 II are considered - as " member: oat oleo:otter" broken to pieces, and the horse stolen. .11e immedi., •:Tke genume•Pow pi to•be had (lakefront F. Newbery eaf Mr. dl , ..sO5. ) : —and therefore they will rejoice ately pursued towards Hanimerinith, and overto6k sons No. as, si. Paul', Church-yard, London ;Orat D r k e rati n iat,i, a. biriU r • see the transgressor brought to a sense of the prisoner on the horse. Heinatantly - secured•him. fate house, In BurtoMvueet, in Pockets, pricree.od, ad; era Mrs. it Jo uNSTO std will be ready" to forgive and comfort him, He had no doubt as to the-ideetiyof the horse. 14 11 74 111 ;pri s4inta ce IL in u ing . including the t ftai hc cl is itty rnade . Ob u fer f i a .: t ilie hat ;4 6111 17.1 Mint y not be :wallowed go with overmuch :orrow" A man who was with the' 114- 'witness, : con fi rm ed Os Idanday,gie "F - , No. 45, St., Pourer are engravedarr rektetpr• R on s ti o i ,Mr. C.,Kem 7.). - his statement of seizing the prisoner on the horse. ' - The prisoner, in Ms defence, stated th at he was • - • • .. Iht n te ge in the 'A.l4•l ll •ll k lSCO anu VElt or V aimar aegil.. isl ( r ) rmia lu ble " 4 :Y ysttl ' 11111 2211 may be overtaken in a fault, and give . ! ce a• vry- drunk, and 'tell aslee on the road - - he awoke Th ji 2 Advil from regularly educated protinsionalmen directing althiat ' lteridayNC2 his brethren, without deserving to be . ran . three ' or . four in the on orning,. when * ' a man one exclusively their studies wont spedes-aftnehdy, was never iron o n pansgressors, "for there is not a Inet.sisix. lmit. . 14 that deem god, and shwa net" (E cc. m i . e !torso coming by, oxtred to let him ride, which plearty demonstrated than by-tbe unexampled ioniesi Which.* On Frida y. for the he did, and in abouteen minutes he was apprehended. la_ ePtinPlie a i :lminittrationaftb;ir iliAtttlnetki,andtheeztose i tun n g atni al S r ele iritti d ti b iti I yet it may be necessary to bring the seat- He called no witnesiss, and the Jury rolinct him— I " i the congregation. In such .a cue,- the c7,7l.rej c.h:a l SuPc d minferateralphishilletri!' or r in ' lli ts ' i l / ---- 'll7•rw ST Z 1 :ins proved, the particular laws or precepts Quill - „ • • snadit,du Venereal Ditioneeithe F enian:M.4km asf.theinitritilii F a itiffußtWG ' Edward Aturrity ',tic , indicted foe. libaling two ptiOn, a n d are happy hi having discovered a mealchtemperiong has violated must be explained to hinuand 4Vgliffiiitl .nd danger of his conduct pointed out; or, rha se rlo ' the tte-s pm tree P t ertY , Fit ( froy iehil -squ ils° are werin , pr i vate l y in shop. of Inere r In thes o e r e • of that terniiiagt ; ' ftiii illikkill""billilb of t t et a Lk" y ace daametrically opposite toodiut . voids, he is to be rebuked before all the emigre: T ENE mercury. for ug it completer etadiestes every velar _eft the presiding elder, that others am may f ear Mr. Jones was passing by the prosecutor's about t h e vim., in its mast•mosennee ataxas,•;etit dmessaarreelia • et geed half-past e i ght on the night of the sth inst. and ob- injure the tonatitielea ion the contrary, it aureate% then r. 20.) But if he refuse reproof after all Vs.ive-bin ierly kindness employed lsy the eongrega- served the pfisoner ant another man ;the prisoner in all its natural functions, promotes appetite, and went into the shop and came out again, and they . ffa tion ta t z t o .ngt a ital.:t aw d mr . m.d .... ama that s aattoz mai armesirrifis m L 011S.Ail sbAY, cover him from the error of his ways, he ts - Wale*, at Neon. . to be considered as a member, or admitted, both went off ; he dogged them fill he met a watch- he seined the prisoner ; theotter man made serves that constitution in its primitive state, 'but ressoresa vat • lit) or intercourse. Them are not even to fn.af; and debilitated one tiers natural stung* and vigour. Nunes. /CA The Chat B 7 fdihrivins hunselCcorrectod tended 'to iiritOte the . witaesses tempet, sod as a Christian. Shouhl.the ble asinsoniticass prochiroing • to d . ell iit to the eJigivilliko, tabsa to. reclaim. irts. that theip.4*littol indis' Qua's, THQ_Ape•ri TICIFEErg misalki of; CAoitlri for all die tailt besides tluar ova F 4r 1 / 4 &: . ing . te* Lorear6b7iig Pet that eve • dal tnit'ljf4-2 s* Vtikrt • 7 4611 1 1 a; 2 10 _ _ 414L1 9 •nt jl4L 14U ‘‘""l‘ "L je"". 31. FY' 1 9 e 51a1M Li.tc °` ul nu g uzu PP" 4 & • ' liilitiaglitehlit • stolooifsslithisit . .ul*wit.Y or laws disre- Wednesday .night Mr. Seymour, of Whit. 4 11 :a. .---nel , : 11oli •••• I .` , lniet '4; v117 - - 10 o`lnirfali °r Ile dropped 4404swia .:1"111".a ti ad w4 bIte tlIM I Z i r. ii . 7 7 1142- tl4 ' .411 d. gi l dur : CI O . ' ...."'' Rea?,.krotitor, be will.not was hustled by a parcel of vagabonds, of.botb soze4, - ' - Mak leilaiiis Crigliih oilso;rholloosing tlimugh the' - 44: - - : - Ai 54p. lifiothees WU, but .ho robbed him of his purse, contain* near £2O s• - d arthat e i n k .aaw a . inan . hand a k J ,,,„ k 'Member of thOtoraltale . ge of antrum in 1:onaon, kt 11•_,.110.• ... I °o a 0 4* be 1 4 101 4 if .1 0 ;" with Which they got clear off. ____, rocket-boot et ''''''., No. 9. New OriffilM where ht. 4iill ivr4vice,_ _ __ , A _lNtswo" -z , 4,11 4 !VMS'S' . ' ' soddenly tti ihe• Prisoneict — siho' .im . • • PzellSr42l4l-114/41,141ke We W.tiltrietor,.Toootes •Tettoae ~ . e. __. - , - --me!matelY ran off Fee, to reams taidogiehoeitellikentioliestiperAllamoow AITIOt .fiffe 4l lll-i4 E 1 yesterday morning the shop of Mr. moose% - iirgdi 4w:he ttansaction **atilt his suspicions, he .ters,ii pos*lssifrolit iillarft4,ll4eiriss igibiteblg ill 2211 ." - =' °lll/1 " 2°#2619441449. -- i t ew ..biasrsit, he r on4 t o . 4 ' hi s t i ans . 'fishmonger, in Iking r street, Westminster, was broke . -imine t ffiatelTrirs t redi l io r ietylksi o 44 liii l ,Kl op thief," and - most•invirtakkiroe,.eg;Ro , - irone-vs. We* . rrpert /04100,, b rhi iiim..... _ e . pen, bat the thieves were disturbed, and hails* ' ' in seturMg hi' ifelliik lie asserted he had ,ftlenOred , b4 40 1 ' .6 1-c"Fn l 'dt•l4l l 4l e L er • ' ai . it *limn dintag the vemenie of aberrttmli oryeire. idol le follow a dia.,sou.. time • to . rake away property to the amount of abotet .pie op- tht, pod:sag/4;w: ,c . . cs.p :. : ducting of an extentivetale of the. abovoroodieine,oulightilli - - t° of t h e .] OP . tikr.itef 6 fe :he ,V0 1 «f . 16 pounds. . '-'• • The Prisoner persisted in tbniiiiiritory this .day tiseriiikidisrefrooko brie. irrrrne-.% •n ;.:r ,- I sit: . . o't loon If would beepilie a 434. WesOsiiitfejr at Union Hall, a carman chargedirkta ' but the Jury found Isito—pgp; . -..-.,., . 4 , 1 1641 be bound lAi l itc; -.• , t , .. itiiit wantonly against the elt , o , ise oi" Oekt-! ./.. M ., ofily waste ir4d:ggalitts 28 yards of Isracilt.. '. .. ~e, 7 7 . :*ati b :,,,„,,,,,„,,,,,„,,,, • w a rpwr oi s l aw . -.' • • *us *Acted, but liar* iitopfOrltittiti .ftisalvolo. ds of die pinperty of u li i kiaiii i -m a iji iim i ti v i ewim b ilk ess o~komitooll . 2 .0^. 1 1 r4OF .ilium - hi,s dittit, - hue 11 ' `..: his 11 ,4iticonvietionithe **swat 6 / ThOrlittflrel :- *1 ' - * *at Lundon:brisige4 town:ss 800 assasaßorsoiliosir gobaossobileuto_,lr' • - a. 3. . po 4-eatisp chp.tolgr ! ,spr . , io.iio cos ts ~.. . r ' ..,...-. . , ALbellgit it • wic k filloakfhiadinoirgeo ct possum claitae!agglog ~ . .. a . , IL :niti y . .... m ,„.. :444 OW aturiesEpp. . . , _ e are 0 , tee Ormigolionsg,Orifinfluk A I° a Pll nes Rat m g!: e ° 4411t11;99 . .1. 4 5 1 * . 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Sli t u li A. are . e rob at sever man ipiie... it presented stints-OrmOuly to the other lows, adfipa tigati/f 'ENVONIVIIIIIN* for : swilling : 44: ---- / ' -Ihr LOreDON : Printed end iiutrii,hed b ) L.1......t.A.. iit.,....z.:. e offended without cause—. t o t h e i r mer it. teensy Piece, Lambeth, at the SUR-Orr - 1cl; No. •,. %, B '9 Oa cg ; and by property aG. F 1 46)4111'; G. Martin , f" st eal ing, street. Publi,hesi aka at ths.STssAs tic', Tempie Bar. • . . , I i .