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1_ 1. ' fp ;W..* ~.. "i-..f vi, :t , v4 ,...,.. 1t . ~, mss_. N rbIJIHR 123668.] TO GAS COMPANIES. THE daNy increasing distribution of G LONDON PORTABLE GAS COMPAN punted by a Royal Charter, with a Capital of 6250,000, most satisfactory evidence of the value of that specks • That it is demonstrably the safest mode of using Gas been asserted by the Inventor, and has now been proved, view, as among the many thousand Lamps constantly Logsdon, no accident has ever occurred. That a"" P.stablisismeist would be a profitable addition to every rosy be ascertained by any one who will investigate Gin Companies, desirous to adopt Portable Gas, may w i t h Limps in any quantity, upon application G oiDo p, No. T, lasinghall4strett, London ; and when Actable Establidsment is intended to be formed, he to give every advice and sur:rintemlence which may useful is preparing said ersctieg the Ciewleplas P Tables, dta N.A. The rettliaellen ;Mop. W effitAret astetell 4 . o • 464 be faint most aeonatisital and swlnd and other Mines ; and whew there la meek water pouring bat the peculiar advantage, that when held in a haritontal the heaviest shower will not extinguish it. The spare power at elm s:every ilise might be employed to work the Apparatus for Meg the Lamps. SALE AUCTION. VOTES FOZ THE COUNTY OF KENT AND LEASE AND GOODWILL OVA FIRSIT-ItATZ EATING.HOUSE, TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. H. L. COOPER, the &action Mart, liartholomew.lisse. on Tiorsinter, • Sardeiber 90, tot?, or Twelve &Cluck. Woo or orderable Offer is diode by Private Cootrodt, Ste?. The Kiri bee been pleased to appoint Robert Cotton St. John, Lord Chows. to be one of the Lords of his hlaiesty's Bedchamber, in the royal of Lord Grave*, resigned. WHITEHALL, Serf. 17. The King has been pleased to direct letters patent to be paved under the Great Seal. granting the dignity of a Marquis of the Uni ed Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland unto the Right Hun. William liarry Bart of Darlington, and the heirs• make at his body lawfully .begotten, by the name, stile, and title of Marquis of• Clevsland. • r,G WHITEHALL; Sm. 11. ' . The King Ins been pleased to (KO.). cough ere*. to pats the rest Seal, empowering the Dean sad ,Chapter of the CAtbedral ' Church of Carlisle to eltect i 54lisp of that See; tlik 'same being void by the death of the Might Rev.,Father.in.Geil Doctor Samuel Goodenough, late Bishop t h e r eo f ; and his Majesty has also bete pleased to reconteriend to the said Delia aDd Chapter the Right Bev. I Father in God the Hon. Doctor Hugh Percy, now Bishop of Ro chester, to be by them elected Bishop of the said See of earth*. BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED. Wiliam Ellman, St. Mars Lambeth, .Surrey;: saler ' from Sept. 14, to October 23, at tea. at the Court of Codunitlionirl of Eacihrupts; Batlnghall.street. BANKRUPTCY. SUPERSEDED: . . . . Edward Young., juo. hloodrord, Norfolk, general•shopkeeper. BANKRUPTS. Robert Robsem, Hanley, Stefferdidilre, grocer, to surrender, Sept. 28. 49, and October ;4, at ilsree, at the Swan Inn, Haider. At-- tornits Mean. Wheeler and Co.johmetreet, Brdfordieiew ; ea' Mr. lima Haaley.• , -... Jahn Holland and Elisabeth Hollaml, thsltenhans, R ;: thb oorturk shire. grosses , e. g, October 2,3, and SO, at tea, at' the al Hotel, i . ;(1111henham. Attarsaea..ltbasse: ! Crewder and Co. aryl . . , tar Messes. Welter .841 Co Chelitmshoini s llleza•ge Scan, NirWaitie-apon-Tylie, hatter and w ' , ; Octalsar a, IN and ao. at airwasii at the George don, ages-Tyne. Anomie", Wen. cowry aod Co. Raw ... tom% Broad -street; or *Mr:.lo/lo Lowry, North We*. ' mood Noir Pee pe soi*.ai Wog ' Wogs' : Joseph Li ' 'Aeon, 'Liverpool ; W iiilWasoi sod Dot chow. . _ • i , Jobn.Saltb. See lfftwA, haniteepere 'September 23, 29, and 311, at eleven. ai Me Clarendon•huildings, Liverpool. At Me. Moreerott, Livespool; nr Me. •FAlveard Chester,Staphr Too. lambi hlselan. Cameo Cordy Cymmet, Unrceeshire. shopkeeper. Xhitelese 11, IS. and 30, at twelve. sedge Angld Lan Cartiiir IttwarseT. Meant *gm andeollgew Inn; or MetorCifflllhise and Co. Cardiff. Thomas Luke Slysurn and linen Roby Itichstdson, blanchestet, • booksellers, October 1,4, and 30, at three, *vibe Star 1n.., Manchester. dttorriles, Mr. Winton Casson. Manchester; or Masts. Milne and Co. Tandeld.ceurs, Temple. Martin Ivens, Comb Ft. sheep-salessnaa, Oct. 3, at four 6. at len anfl *, at twelve, at the King's Head Ina, Coventry.Au:Tales, Messrs. Long and . Co. Gray's Inn; or Masts. froughton and Co. Coventry. Robert Enwrsott, &rood, Kent, borse.dealer, September 111, at 'levees, October is, and 30, at ten, at the Court of Commis. . . 'loners of Benkrispra, llavingball-street. Anomie+, Messrs. William, and Co. Gray's Inn. Bryan Skil4. Liverpool. corn and Sour-dealer, September 28, 22, and October 30. at one, ac the Clarendon puddler.. Liverpool. Anomie,. Memo. Norris and Co. Jolin-street, Sedford-row; or Mr. TooMaio, Liverpool. Sagnirl flitch. Manchester, grower. September 28, 29, and October 30. at nine. at White's Hotel, Manchester. Attomies, Messrs. Mies sod Co. Toketilloute-yard, Lothbury ; or Mr. R. M. ' WFWar, Massebetter. • ' -Tliiiimas Perm Miochester. merchant , Petetiar 4. fraud 341 , m down, at Witite's lintel, Manchester. Atehmks. Messrs, P. • kiss tad Co. Gray's Inn-square; Mr. linAseri Maigeqescir Meows. LiPped and Co. Heston Norriesir •- • • • • DECLARATION OF INSOC.VieNCT. Richard Wilson, late of Friar street, Blackfriats.road, herdevars. maouf . Is in insolvent circumstances,• and is unable to meat Isis engagements With his creditors—Filed Sept 17. DIVIDEND tote int.& in BASINGHALL-STRbST. Oct. 19, VYllllaut Pernard Robinson, ittnalusou's-row, Kings- laud, St. 3ohit; Heakn4y,'spotheetri, at eleven. iiiviDerips to he made in the COU writy. . Nov. 29, Jake Coombe, late of Ansford, Somersetshire, victualler, at eleven, at the Bush lon, Shaftesbury, Dorsetsisire. 0ct..13, George Smith and Thomas, Huluariqua. Bristol,linesttirapers. at one, at the Commercial Rooms, Corn -street, Bristol. Mt. 10. Thomas 'Village, jun. Livirpoul, bookseller, at one, at the Claim doo.buildings, Lb° street, Liverpool! Oct.. 10, Nathaniel Wal. bank, Kalb's,. Yoriroblrit„ wor.ted spinner, at four, At the White Swan Inn, Halifax. Oct. IS, Thomas ironing% now or late of Chnterbury, builder at eleven, at the Guildhall, Canterbury. Oct. 11, William Maretles, Shrtaeld, Vinkshire, saw manufactnrer, at eleven, at the Commercial Inn, Sheffield. Oct. It, John Slater, Robert Bolton Wykle, end James Sister, liradshaw,and of Clay. Iton Mills, near Manchester, bleachers and calico printers, at ten, at the Star Inn, Mowdiester. CERTIFICATES—Om 9. - William Tyler, Barrestreet, Protonville, carpenter. Peter Woodnorth, Whhahaven, umberland, earthenware manufacturer. John Peel, late of Newport, Isle of Wight, Soutlssmpton, s Tier. William Alaimo sal Junes Males, Lincoln, bone cutters. • PA RTN RUSH 114 DISSOLVKD. Robert R.dham and Columbus ingleby, late of New Bun& street, Westminster, silk mercers and haberdash,rs. Edw. Crane and John Hiirekill, Newington Causeway, jewellers, &c. Richard Orten Bamford and Thomas Shipley, Leicester. hosier% Thomas Hatters and James Chapman, Liverpool, wine and spirit merchants. W. Combs and T. Combs, Church Street, Shoredkcls. J. Lewis and T. Wades, Newbury, Bests, drapers. Joseph Gaunt and Win. Beardshaw, Sheffield, Yorkshire, horn and bone scale cutters. Robs. Davison, Joseph Campion, and Christopher Davison. Lower ShadwelL abip biscuit bakers. John Comins and Titania, Cole, itailagelnters. Miss Saliba= sod Samuel Adamson, Thud stene,lfeekaints, ass seiner& Was. Vuver and Walter Clawe Deeengent, DemmeWe. Ike/and:arra Thomas Hilton and John : Jackass, UsorpssL Jamb Lsreoheo and Robert Riches, Nor wich* men. James Dizzies and Pieter. Dinka. -Paul Bosse aid BMW Lomas, Lower Gilson!, Little Bolton, Lanes blashert. Wits. Smiley. C. T. Faulkner, George Reeder,. jowl. li Walker, andrCharleis orucawle, ship am/ Issirasm bsiskors. Hooey Birch, Lea Birch, and Al. He Jonah, iisSidaristor nod Warlords, Laneaskire merchants and cotrou splinsers. P. !'.awedawd T. Williams Nilockphamption, t.louces. tenkiro, cietbiers. Jame* Confide a nd Jas. Gorse, jun. Ashton, Laneaehiri, millets. .1. Cooper, men. and J Cooper, jun. Hulme, Lammas& *oars and builders. W. Rayner and T:Diekinues, . Hale*, Yorkshire, coal" masers. John Woodhasu and Jai. Brown Nowasammorkot,soloamen. Thomas Cris:Way, Ileari Cris/Silty , and Mosso Brodrick, sod not Crltchley and Josh. Wilde (sat. Voles esicsysas of the Sue Daniel 13rinaley, deceased), klacclor Ciedire, eft widactersts. _ by the , :y for the Department of (;race and .Vassfce ;.111.401.4lcoments exhibit a serif; of facts, rktlosing a spirit Au*,knee, which, ortiinating in the.l4er part H of the Ebto, agitates at • present the province of Catalonia. ' •• • • ' The fortress of Tortol a first fixed the y attention of he factious, and beceme the principal.object of their views. There they put in practice during August and September, 1825, All the resources' of aeduction to get possession of that place, and to make it the centre of their rebellion. But their effort[ were. defeated, and an investigation took place, which, 'according to the orders of the King. after hearing,the Council of State, Was to hive terminated with the least possible delay; lead a decree to this elect was jssaid'Unly 18, , 1826. " But neither Ihe time; whiCh lint sinetelapsed, nor thi 4 meaSuris Which have beefs &dotted,. base cpened the eyes of the seditious. Subsequent to August and September of that year, new indiciams of insurrection Appeared; Tortola was again coveted; eid on this Occation• the projects of the fac:ious extended also to die Men of Penispla. • 7 This 'yap-the designs of the factious became' more li t.. Reports, in uninterrupted succession, ac quint the Government with a third attempt on Tot.' and famish acme details regarding theism:atm em ployed bythelictions to ensure success to their schemes, the eteeutinn of which they confided to the chiefs 'rl:l4:kbet and Trilias. The Royal constituted Authorities and.severai persons of the city were to have been ones saered ; afters which the fort was to have been taken polt session of, and made the scene of disorder and pillage. " &oat &hie neriadrohe anal....bessaine . more numerous, and those cdmmanded by Troia; aad Llobet were recruited. The former of these chiefs, in a proclamation signed by him, made an appeal to the Royalists, stating that the fall-of the throne was near, acid that secret associations ruled now as .heretofore, Tnis proclamation was followed by. several others, Amongst which was.one purporting to have been print ed at Perpignan, wherein the revolters declared that their intention was to withdraw the Kin from the cap tivity in which they asserted that his Majesty was held . ; they cried " To arms!" and announced the necessity of -shedding blood. so The grand insurrectionary movement was fired for 'the Ist of April. Lieut. Planar, who happened to i•e etnployed in the 7th regiment of Infantry, was to direct it'on the side of Manresa and Vich; atrd-other points.— This movement was to have been condutted by the chiefs Ba'faster, Dinat, Carnicer,- Cabalferia, Bossil, Liana Colonel Busson (called Jeps del Estanys), and Puibo.- in fact, all these men appeared at the head of armed bands, and 'published divers proclamations. The prompt measures taken to repress this movement, and to chastiie the factious, ended in the dispersion of the bands; and the - captute of several-of the chiefs, some of shorn were shot. 'Vale demonstrated movements were calculated by their coincidence to create a belief that they were a regularly trincerted plan, the diversity in the reports, the-pasquinades and,proclamatfons df the %editions, and 'the want of unity in theieoperatticms, contribute to the conclusion that their tare object was.. n .othet than that of profiting by the disorder, so as to advarke their fortune in the end; and these events-are, considereParan ebullition of folly on the part of per. : sons diftittite of talent and money,•and urged by want. Thdi, whin Setae' of the powerful chiefs had been pu ,rii-heri,:anit ibVitmed•bands 'were destroyed, the heart of his Majertl;"moved by the " image of pnnishmene which had fallen on the guilty, and especially.by the misfortunes of their families,- thought proper" to gram' an amaeity. This was the-decree of the"3otli of April, which granted a pardon 'unto ittbsti, svho s .havingcbeen -deluded; should have abandoned - their rebellious pro jects, and retiresho tifeir homes: - Even more lately the Ding eneadathis favour io several officers add-others, such as Bosch,. Ballaiter, Bossil, Dinat, Olivarez, Etc. Who surrendered, imploring the Royal clemency. Bat' it is recorded in the history of all revolts, that the hard ness of hearts devuted to disorder and confusion, and greedy of gain, becomes more - rimless in - proportion as thecons,liciation of order and regularity-approaches. In July -last, the insurrection re-appeared in Cata 'Orris, gradually acquired strength, and • fired itself in' the districts of Manresa, Vith, and Gerona. • Same of. the Very chiefs who had been pardoned , formed anew or fomented the armed bands,—such was Botsnns met.ts. Those pesons who were in went, and alimnia the idle, whose • vices •lead them always• to'diskti it Change, havehien sedtwed 4 hiciney ; and in the last re,,ort k is . staled' that ,the,reet binds .I . ritee bees rein ,ineced hyaeveral detachment, of itnyjsliaa yolu lucent. • ft But if, up to the present monsent e simaiumber and !the ;polity of %Ile- factious affotd no *head fae Wei boring any importance to this . efisorder,4o-iffaratleM lie. comes an evil greater than die insurrectienfitielff aid the increase of these bands, the corttrAirost, r of cannier 'districts, the fatigue and the .apprsheasione of the low. and peaceful authorities, call [or the dispatch of troops, whoare new on their inareh;' siitliout the 'necessity. of having recourse to the :itenli. of Otiservaeon, part . of which had been withdrawn from Catalonia, . r-* 0 In extenuation, of the evil* they inmate, the frictions allege the pretests for their rebel/inn.. They call them ' ieftecßoyalistr, and; profane 'this fair and illuitrieus aamt. From an obscure cdirdition, die, have reached that oLofficer, and this noble character tl*:dehase,dp maoding, with arms in their hauls,. a ritrompense for anterior services; and % complain at being classed for thoto . which they have •blitaiaed, *IOW this classifies. tlati was proposed to his Majesty by a Council or Gale. ;ifs who had distinguished themselves in the Royalkt ranks, and whilst what was due to each, according to th e class in which they was enrolled, was. aagmented tattier thin diminishM - - • 64 Allhough :the somber •of public eroployawnits be limited, they. have beets confided is Itosaiists ever since the_lt -storation. It is to those who have fought with arms in their hands,:teho have re.isted, and have ;keen faithful to the that, or have bee, tbalrittialta of the revolution, that placeshave bias given 'according" to iaets.one's capacity. ,The decisions of his Majesty, almost continually, have awarded a preference in fa. your of officers from Royalist troops ; and those who left the Cata/in troops have not only 'kept their places, but-have been kept , on full pay. . .• il Notwithstanding all this, the insurgents include in their accusations against the Masons and other secret societies, all the authorities, without excepting the very 'highest ; they calumniate •the intentions of the chef agents of the King's authority,and viiifr the Government of his Majesty, plunging him into trouble at a period when he most needs succour: These rebels- erfevery kind reach the higheit pitth of absurdity in spreading a notion of an oppression under which -his Majesty groans, and which ii tht work' of those who sOtround• him —a gross artifite; whereby-they try to destroy:the independence and dignity of the King, and create CIA.; fusion, in' Order to weaken the energy of the defenders edit throne. - ' r. '" note' can it be said that the King onr master is oppreised when he is established isothe plenitude 'of sovereignty; when the ancient laws and practices aro observed ; when . ..the siOrporatiost' are reinstited ; Mil wheeTshe 'poskessiatiAttider the reirolutinfl are ex-prO. priated;*lfers his tifijeity watches with the most lively solicitude oterthe iireservatioirt' of the fundamental laws; when the most Vigorous measures for preserving the laws against all innovation are prescribed and exe cuted; and when an army of observation, assembled with rapidity at the august call of ° the Sovereign, prii. tects the fronjiers, tw'Maintain 'the dignity of the Crown, thi,Jaira; the,4nomuitlizi and the honour of Spain ?' :: :-. ::' -:-' l.- • - .., ~ • 6. f• T `l*. i 4 Tk•.it o yal Gitird sbegft es* Oirdi ice, max its ith,in ! btairp ,44, etA - pn leff by thi seireat ef the k tench troops ; the of !a, lon of tha SOry it . comp. licLujng ; this army, ewe. . If faishfat..thrtughosyr, mid the last drawing of tlie:tit istites hip taken plaice lc ! „,„,. 0 e greatest celerity, Peoviiillthe loyalty and - 4548- a' the people. The possession:sterna& singrkithOrt to the inetropolis, are in an increasiu&suitainfprogiterity, prnotectetiby military and maritime wane : 4meg ea ,114 arable than ever. The ROyalist volnnteers o iectiving it organisation directly from the Sovereign, ae jetted by all the Ministers. Public instruction , Which the :evolution had repelled tfie,setular and regular clergy, has now received a -totally contrary direction. 'ate police, reformed in its offices and its expenses, , is deirolved to the ancient authorities; judicious instrt c. lions hive placed the revenues of the Crown •in order, and viriftell the interior of the country in all the branches of administration. Lastly, those labours . Which must produce general order, by combining waists with resources, reaCh their conclusion, and the cre dit of she state, vigorousl y supported, has ascended to a high 4e igree in the piidst of that commercial crisis whiek On been common to all the States of Europe. -.0,,..*.. '" Precisely at this moment, a senselpsi iegoiation .4 has piojected, so wretched in its origin, the service of the religion and of the King is invoked whilst the psi. ties disobey the authorities constitute] by his Majesty in the'plenitude of his sovereignty—whilst they inue. dace disorders, incite to vengeance, stir up the people, Lox I.COMPitIS ES the LEASE and"GOGDWILL of a First-ate EATING-HOUSE. in full Trade. being In the part of that great thorocrebtare, Bialsopsgates stun Within. and hoowe se the Excise Dinelkliaaml and Bid" epigare Larder, which has been auteentally carried Oa by the pre- , sent Proprietor for many years. who relinquishing in consequence ' of ill health- The Prelims we spade's', and in the 010* cola- vide repair, replete with every convenience for conducting a busi- ' best of the heist-rate magnitude; held on. Lease, for a taint of which upwards of Seventeen Years are unexpired, at• a rosy low :tent. Lott. A Small ItURRIIOLD ESTATE. amipplaitalbleN belt DWELLING HOUSE, wish Chelan, :eleirdin lb. %b. Ciesteetreer, Bethnal-g-see, jpridnobj s NM Mini4l Alas 410 pro Asorai. • "" • .." 1 h Two nest jirl#l44l l . .FENISLOLD - COrrAGES, with IMMO% situate arsite. the Reser. eon, Sydenham Casnasee, Tenanted, p . u F J dAti per AMMO. Lot I to be viewed any time,. swept between tie hair' et Twice and ; Lets t need 3by stir* of the Taoists kl'irsh• aeskts had on the Premises; of Mr. Hellen Fleshes. Zeilduse, St. Ihridda's4soe; Mt. -Overcalled, Seibbie, 31, Llimples WI; the Merl asso of Mb: H. L•Deopee• limesiell4trfigui Sideopegraoletrose 4elg ore 11 - lottNurs CALCINED MAGNESIA contlpoes to 4.11. be prepared with the most ' , emplaces card and attention, by, rheitTuostas and WILMA* Mater Manufacturing Chemises, cr. It is sold in bottles. ;fife 2. 4 1 - or with OW Koppers at 41.64. stamp included, With fuE directions gar Its um, by their various Agents the and three/Islet the] United Mogi= ; but it ainiess - theit ammo are . engraved on the Coven:we • Bawl owe die cork • sr tamer of eachbottle. Of meet of theiallubb of the Magoesia nay be had, authenticated by xiihnalle Vira wy bear's Aimee= g Smut of Viscera, the hive:lda , and the only I , panne preparadoe et that ereirki. • • ' • • SIDMAN PI REARM:IRM LOZENGES. THESE Lozenges have noel Stood 'the test of Half a Century, and their still increasleek lido is the bests rs o: their excellence. They' never /ail et r~lng, in TWO Of Minna, the most violent Heartburn, whether elides ben Bile, Indigestion, Acidity in the barn h, or a too free the luxuries of the table. They are particularly reconalo4=lo Wet for removing Si c k ness d ur i n g P regnancy , en d t o ri and Person going to Sea,. as they may be carried inegg..la at • - Poems aari uken u any hour of the day cc Diehl, whiten" blab nuke.* • • • Sold in box es , at le 1 id.. and Ti. by Messrs. Bader, Cho- i seas, Cheapside, corner of St. Fiefs, Landow ; 34. !interne- , go!gt. Dublin; and 73, Priam-street. Edinburgh ; and by the • Poodpal ildedidne Feeders in the Ktogdistn. • . " Dooms et placate uxer."—Hoa. Thy house, end (In the cup of Me, That honey-drop) thy pig wife. • HAPPINESS the gay to-nzorrow of the m ind" is insured by marriage ; • the strictest di of perpetual Friend • 4 4" it a gift front Heaven, cementing phew . with reason. by Math, 11 74inhtrsart , "we approach in some degree of association vitlicelesnal Previous, however, to entering into this hallowed obligation, it becomes an imperative duty, nee Ogg i tlA i lEilla" the "' du "' 4" to cleanse the grosser entireties" thew luspuities which the free- dom of unrestricted pleasure may brim isnelled-spoo it. To abe R , theta of such atteution, ant apribilrib way of those hapless N hennas which, wham they oohs em enesimiseratioo of the be- l'''Weeshould also imposes him with better or self•reproacb. Luxurious habits will testable the body—•a residence in the ospics Nadi relax the elastic Illno—but mere especially does the • Premature infatuation d yoga too frequently compromite the na• meal dignity iuto a state of inanition, from whims the agooixed sufferer more thou doubts the chance of ri4iet. To all such then, we giants ourselves, offering hope, energy, muscular strength, hiletfy; nosewill our advances appear quedlogablo sanctioned ao ley are by the multiplied proofs of 10 years suaxtefol experience. The easy eases of married life are sometimes disturbed by the tweensieo of those blessings which csoccatrate the nuptial wreath —for the female habit la otters constitutioonly weak—yet It can be sttchgthened, and deficient energy imprOved into functional power. la every ease of syphilitic intrusion, as well as In every relaxation war generative' economy, we pledge our ability to cure speedily, a gild with effect. Earnestly solicitous: to expel the unfeeling einpyric grim the position so presomptuoudy taken up. we deviate from tmerai principles with less hesitation; and confident In ter own 114 OttAtoir integrity as Members of the College of Sergeoess w'r .L ll * the suffering community of either S ex (especially those enter* ll eineirnotaallife) at once to our house, where daily attandanote 1 personal consultation ; and letters from the woollen dl answered • then must contain &remittance toe Advice it . lllt, which Can be forwardedt o any part of the world, lawrter detain. GOi33 and Co. M.E.c. Serpens, No. 11, Bouverie-sueet, Fleetotuset, laiedoe. Krim iniblishesl (Seventeenth Edition), I. The Afars of Lost p.a familiar Commentary en the above Dinettes. Inds HT. ala"' r r itfletti exclusively to th o F ema l e Sex. 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EVENI.N4frSEPTEMINCR 49 4 -.4827. . ~ . . . ~ , [PRic • vvinsca, . • 4 , .._ • .. _.., ---- r t "s i . --- fr i t •. 4 dust published, in eve: 16.. 6d. • ''.. .• *.l • FRENCH PAPERS. (called . Jeps del Estanys). Tnis' peraon appeared as the GAS toy the O UTLINE of . M t. EDLCO I, - . CHIR i tIRGI•4I4IIt; .‘: ---....-•. principal chief, and although he formerly cohfised him- . NY, now Inca'. ‘-. cal gascatO . .„ . a • ,_ Illustrations of Ike Application of Anatomy. Pkystokigy, aid TO- FIIOIII rat COSITITUTIONNAL. self to the mountains,. he. now appears its the plains £ 2 s o l ol, ‘• a thelogy to the at practi ca l p o i nts i n Medichop and Si •• ..-.- .- • •• - ' 48 - kHRPD. Sem • 4.-m(Patvate Coaanuoisomica.) eving him s elf the tile-of Commmdant Genteel& the ties of Light.— Wila coloured Plans. 3.0 has always B y THOM AS TUR N BR, : . Oisrilicial Gizette of to-day contains the following Royalist Division s , ex a ct i ng f rom t h e peop l e sw e at y a nd roved, by cape. Meaber of the Royal College of Surgeons, London ; Lacteal( AI. art i c l e ; contributions in kind. • •• i . • Anatomy, /he. dm Samoan Eamon. . i. _-•' , 7' . " Experience has demonstrated that the rigoer:of "Pi til u " in !Aim: ' , fluted for Thomas and George Gaderwoot,•lllause _ " OFFICIAL A ItTICLL ' Tenable Gag latet r, and W. and W. Clarke, Manchester. I.y. • .• . 1 / 4 * " Os s Eicellency the Minister Secretary of atate. for penal laws may be softened toatards the generality of icy Gas Work, SYR* ON INSANITY. • abe fir Department has addressed to Coent Cow> the guilty; but it was-shoos that this indeixence ince- ;ate the subject. This day wu publish - LA in Biro. Iss. . . .•- • ado, Capt _ ~40eaertl of Catalonia, by order of his Bard to the chiefs prejudices the Unice of his Majesty, say be eupPbed A DISSERTATION on ,the FEATURES ,end _., _.- —...-.. to Mr. Minn •i• A TILSATIIENT of INS ANITY, a. niFFIT i , Me 1011117 Mg document : • • because, by abusing his august cite:firer, they employ 'hen any coed• ot rite mew important Modern Theories on the Se -; A . , ,1 IliCerEiAgiii,LMlT Liato:-Xfhie - substance of the „o it only to give a favourable coloui to thMr Machina- -5 will hi inners sw..tione ow the inadequacy of our present • repose, %slues loser Ercelleacylits transmitted three bons. It has even happened that this cleanser has Pisydology y of the Brain, to eliscidasaabst,4lllo; 81) . b e thau e lla alma of Illett aa t! P ltrat g ent. - ...• • the !doe* of August, lanti4 pp• to_ Obpiesent :time, been represeeted by the seditious at. an argument' to Ftelis; * J I MIN S V P A- Sili g"r* Le '" ..: . : " .' 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