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' . ‘ , s ....., of £90,000. 8 of 41,000 . a 'or 10.000 10 of 1,000 ‘ s of 5,000 90 ...,.. of_ no 1 50......d......a00 mg 00......01. Mano. T 0 IfLORIS-‘l‘s, kc “I! day to pubmbcd, in lane. with coloqrcd Phat, price“, bonds, aNewldhiaoti ~,A_ ~ A CONCISE and PRACTICAL TREATISE on the GROWTH and CULTURE“ the CARNATION, mu, Auricula, Polyemhus, Ranunenlngfllullp, Hyacinth. none, and other Bowen; lneluding a Dunn-den on Mend lb nures, and mailing Cualognu of them “san Vane-ties ofoeh Flower. WMMWI damn. By THOMAS 8066, Florist. Beddinﬁooam, Middlem. Fringed for G. and W. Waist, Ave Marla-hoe. ' “ u our Reader! will perceive that we have red thli Work ‘ with much mama; eﬂn‘d u no we go mm to doubt of the ﬁle”: - wizh‘which- - has reputed his experiments, we advhgthem to porch” 15%;“ reap the advantage amn selves of his industry, «grace; and M to a em a pursuit as the cultivation stoves-uninf—Momhly Cm, Oct. 1322. ' , ‘ ALL noun—Np Chin—No snag—No Big! 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Indcnhall-meet; 00a, Dunc“, und Co. ends-um» and Co. Paternoster-row; end H. Faun. 38, Hague-street; and sold by all Bookseller: in Tm and Country, No. X. 0! THE INVESTIG ATOR ; or, QUARTERLY " MAGAZINE" - ~ * ' Com-I's :-—Blncnrut.-—Memoix of the Rev. John Cotton. Runs, &c.—-l. 0n the Agriculture“ the lonelim—Y. Ad dress on the Institution of the Agricultural Society of Sumatra, by the President. the'Hon. Sir ’l‘. Sumford Romeo, Lieutenant (mvcmor, Gnu—3. Condition of the Nutlve Population of Ben cuoien, kc. by Sir T. S. Men—4. 0n Testamentary Begun“. 5. Monumental Inscrlpdons, 11. 111.- Archbishop Parker—Dr. Juhn mee—Rzﬂzm—l. notations Pmduetlom in High I.’.fc.—Worh of Sir Clnrlet [Mary-William; Don Juan. Cantos 11. V. mm” Two Focal-l, and (kin, by Lord Byron; Uriel; nae: to Mr. John Manny; Queen Nab. by P. B» Shaky—2. Rev. J.‘Motiton'o Imam on the Reciprocal Obligations of Ufa—6. Pudngm on the steam Enginc.—Ponn.—ne Rivet Banana—mm! Li terature and Wage-Wl9l, Religious. Philan thropic, and thcnry Information; Missionary Prom; Political lletrospeot; Wm Matt“. 41121; mount: beam ' sail ' ehh‘ idahettednﬁrdi Y’ . *Wmmi‘thmh dSMW’nﬂkihl ' '1“ 93"”“45' ""e "3&6; " m'" ' 'eee'el'.N-mmxhowor pathofhigg , an. 1.59 themedﬁetfgst 3,. .. "with. the “too who: u the , mailman ii’e .. 6: “£994" '9' "I?" «Y’F'IMWEMYLM Raf dent amtomezihor . pheez.‘he irigﬁc’ohged‘ dash, “I “i W‘W'amis We . W of“ of 7 "“‘F r, . “a “mega. k “W.” n. I. H. ,piesigahd arose with deiebeheaded ai' auger if‘hmewdﬂqeoﬁm shuttlet”. Nintend- rd -,s‘“"3‘ﬁbow"'°.,""&*‘v, _- ‘l'lfiellédthetestimoay‘? ~ mem- W. .lﬁdzllmguludﬁelytotheSqigs "."' Shaf- .. - - “W W, are mile for three \ panama. he has little of that energy an‘d’fervoui “F“ ‘P¢-§W= Land mdg‘fnm-Apﬁl; "”0 ct ; which can coutpensate for want ofknowledgefll' ' . “amends dmwhm m the m ‘ e at». his .docmhes and his'ma'n‘aer'of hymn“ '- he.» 9430*“ "Mr ”ﬁn-war " Babylon! “is are of a singtilar nature; ahd lutwaen thbseiho: ' hub ““39“"? madman, '“d W 9“" will 5;“ from conviction. and those who it frirmcerjositylg: he ”5..“ “‘9 ”e war 3“ MJ 3 ram . 59.1”” aW W” 17:, sometime pasthe leen since there was a nation on 'the earth; not 9d, , in, has heeqdeeiirg the pulses' of his hearers hith- ohe' h" mm?!“ 9“, “"0” M drink deep at the mime-game ~ es‘ another, in the shape at prophe'é f“? Pf .Gm’ '. indignation, at"?! eh“ l‘ h“ 9‘ ‘ .ehsofvarious kinds'and violent tirade- againrsall‘ redhead": that Glasgow.“ either torn-like intersects. macaw; theMinisiei-s ofthtﬁsus' ~» '“e‘ehﬁ” ”eh!" “mm M" 3°40“ 3‘ “'6‘ - HUI“ “a than Diameters who MW! an": to future garnet”: jHe says .thatjhc Holy AF- We“ disk 1.55”". stigmatiaing gum h“. lllutte'l.” tulﬁlling the Reselatrons. where it is said Vatious :epithets too indeeorousfer insertion. The the "“83""? me ‘f'e gathered ”Pal“ ‘0 make Cone'ge or Glasgow comes in fora rettyjarge share 5" “3"?“ h" that mi” (ﬁe "hm. hm”? “"4' 'of the overﬂowiii sof liisgalh. Ire states that the W“ Eh“ '5 .311: 1““ eﬂb". of the we" bee“ .A’ wickedness of-Ggsgow i. such, that before nowji't “mm“ “‘ "3° 3": th at Waterloo the vial [iwoul d have sh and the fate ofSodom and Gomorrah, .was pouredotit'mto the air, ﬁgurative pf the grand jwere it not for the existence 'of one riglh't'eous‘man,’ ego" ofthe "em” ‘9 ea“ “‘7 from the ha“: “‘1 viz. himself. On Sundayh'ofore last, e intimated espoused}: “95° “1'5"”: as Spain. Portugal, and that outhat day week he would appear dressed in- a m."e"°'.“. ha" done.- Some ”i“ he was a Pro' white robe, as Aaron, the Hi h Priest. along with . phet in derision, but he was indeed a prophet sent {clinic in a similar dress, as hfiriam. This intimation from the “’s'“ These 18-00 YE", the Pe°Pl°' had had the efect of collecting a at crowd about the 55°“. starved m matters °f salvation, by amo‘ d“ door in addition to ﬁlling welsh». He went into ."8"'“8 P".°‘“- The! “00“ set a w“.- and the"? the Hall he preachesin,an d after assing alittle time would say it was a call- from- the LORD, but would ‘ in it, he went-into the Hon of Healies, and there. as- ever they get a 1““ ﬂoat the “"55" 1e" stipends? ~sisted by his faithful disciples, was attircd‘in ‘a long u was alwaysfor ﬁe" pounds more. I . white robe, 'such as' he represents Aaron to hate I“ the 9"”"8 the 'Puh'mde '3’ very Wreath"! wornnwi a hat made of satin, sbmething of an ‘obé was scarcely any passing down the Gallowgate or up long shai, terminating at the top with two corners. the D‘i'e'h'll' About "e °°‘°?" the “oth pro- On n w” displayed, in “3‘30“ m a. “dim ceeded from the Calton along with his fem’a e-convert, unto JI'WVM! l" on his right , arm, “ Victory is J'- to his place of worship, and during their progress they ,novnn's!" and he wore'a breast-plate with the in- were hmed ““4”?“ ‘e by ““3 crowd, and 051%“ scription.‘ingold lett'ers.“'l‘roth andJusticeP—round- ‘°""° "“8““ Guam“ After much diﬁwltr his waist was a' blue sash, representing the’girdle of :ndwery “’“Zh “9‘89: “‘97 ’9“th the place 0f their the Law. Miriam .was attired. in a plain robe of estination. The P°hee .8“ -"°"e' "“1 the" '3‘ ‘ - white, and the irdle otthe Law round her “a“ strong party of them stationed at the"door and in the (which the Pro Pi et said the L 5” h a'd given her), street, andtwo Magistrates went in and had a ti and a round hat of white linen; ''' ._ ‘ vate audience °f. the Prophet, and we understoocrhe Thus equipped. the’Proph‘et entered the Hall, at- had to attend a,‘ the Chamber on M9ndaY~ He did tended by the Prophetass, and it than dressed in' lid preach in the evening. but left it to one of his plain white robes. ‘ The trio ascended-the rostrum. felpers. ’ the ?’°"'l‘Yh° had long waited ”lien“, and the ai's’dience beginnin to manifest unequivocal 3'l? ”gm of h'm’ e".h" “Wale“e-e’ﬁueded 5’ we symptoms of risihility, theﬁ’i‘ophetaaid a few words: . ogee, were much disappointed at l“? not 3PM“: “ Don'tlaugh, (says he) forlamcndowed withthespirit m. '5 ponuﬁcal habit, “d greeted in” web shouts 9f the Holy Prophets ofold,and Ihave brought you a of laughter and tremendous iisses; on which.turning 'woman {TORI Gen; the like ofher has “a appeared to somewhostood near him. he said, u This is.but ,iu die-nor“ for these 1800 years. She has been in the Imm“ of WW" ; but ’9“ wrll suﬂ'er f“ it ”L" h the P“ of Purgatory for seven years, and in hell for —-One of his disciples the Police would not admit to four a she has had conﬂicts with Beelzebuh the Prince hear he" “F told h!" t° 3° h°me and "me her Bible‘ of Devils, and she has enjoyed. sweet communion ,She told them, “It is true what the Prophet said, and with Gehriei, the chief of Angels: and she will now Gm“? ‘ cm 9‘ Y 3“ Whﬂtmatdar 60m; =~ you .. inform you of her heavenly conversation." "After “"1. n? In 0‘3"" if“? , ’ 4 . . this-the Prophet drew back, and Miriam 'advauced, he 0 lowmg incident 'e reported _to be“ taken she ap pea red to he a woman about 40’ not remark- place at the outset of this man’s puhliecareert—A ably handsome, either in person or deportmenté— yeuﬂg “’3.“ who’q the b’e’ "5 m" himself of me When the audience laughed, she angrily said ’she' soundest intellect, ad gone to. hear thiswondeiful was neitherdaft not stupid; she was sent by the Prophet; and hem“ amazed with the novelty of the great me‘n to we“ the truth; they need {m mans sentiments, and with the boldness and elfron'. laugh and try to affront her; folk must creep before my w“? “inch “‘9! .were delixered, “in"? for the they gang; and she had not her sermon wrote down 9:10P: e [er the ‘lﬁsm'e’d of the congregation. '0“ before her, like some ofthe Clergy, w- {e ‘d. The 't e rophet coming down the hall. Donald.~ for that Fnrnan knows his children, and she knew that the “'3‘ mef'me,“ °‘"’ 3629 mm". stepped forward, .140.” knew her. She here seemed to faulter, and the auddesired him to put him in possession of liis'ad. confusion and laughter increasing. she sat‘ down. dress. as he wifhed to have SOIDQCOII'CI‘SIQOI) with The Prophet then rose, and said be hope d.they would hurt on the subject of his extraordinary pretensions; have com ion on Miriam, she wasa plain country [he 32“.“ was nosooner made than it waygranted, woman, :52? she was unused to speak in public, and and ~ gnald, fully set oponoa theological beme’ ’e‘ that she had not been enabled to address then to- paired on the Tuesdty evening following to the Pro. day. There were people of every denomination he- phet s lodgings. The combatantrhaving nict, Do fore him, and they might take what he said to their “3“" “mm" “Winch ”Ideda‘mg his “9"" Ministers, and tell them the sentence of-dea‘th orecap- lief of e" that he had heard mm 9’99"“, °“ the tieity was passed upon them. The people hissed and former evening ; and espostulated with him on the shew ed all marks of displeasure as he was uttering iniquity.and haseneas off-rating such declarations, these violent “M" an d there w” a large concluding.” .demanding what arguments he had crowd in the street endeavouring to gain admittance, to‘advance mh” 0'“ behalf? The Prophet sternly some of whom threw missiles at the win dows, on eyeddhis opponent for ahout two seconds; turned which the Prophet said, “ Compose yourselves, my mun. upon the. heel of 1“,. shoe, .walked to one ex. friends; ’0“ need not be afraid; we are 600 strong trcmity of the room, and with a piece of chalk'which for our enemies; none can overthrow us; it it for the be four.“ them. "em“.ed’ “‘1 d’e‘” ‘ ““8 1"" be“ of m aukin d we are here; we pray for, m a'nki n d tween, rm and his astonished adversary—then clench- Encodight and mo . ’ and it is very curious to see those trig hisﬁsts, and placing himself L!!! a position of pi. that we pray sommgmuch for, so set against us, that they gi Istic deﬁance, with a _horrid imprccatiori, called wouldtakeour lives. if in their power. The Devil and upon Donald to follow his example. .llut Donald, not m his‘au'gels ‘arestriving against lit: but the Loan, prepared with any arguments of this sort, Bed with who b With .8 is 9 than they.” precipitation, leaving the Prophet master of the ﬁeld. Another member 3:: “We are all mortal men, {There has hcen, for some time past. on Sunday and we should take‘earc what kin d of behaviour"!!! nightga meeting in Nelson-street, ot Protestants 'and make in a Place of worship; and we must recollect Catholics to discuss "info" matters. They were so that we are not all “ma. like Wei . ~,- 'iln ‘keen on §unday fortmg t that they created a good , ll ling to a)“ .m in themllevmeli‘ations, deal of interest, and by half-past six- o'cloek last 1 ll 5, With'the. sumo,- themumuoon, M the “m (the Sunday sennight‘the place was_ﬁlled. and m Nel ' . . ~ . . 41", , / woman signifying the 144,000, elected out of every “meme” from Smiths Mercantile academy dew“ Lama's .omumrmuﬁ. enigma. for kindred, 'oihe.‘: herbal, 'and tongue, upon the earn; '0 ﬁsll'tlmo than. W m ”1:4 mass °f_i‘°"l2l¢i an “a, ,In .mwgumiﬁ‘xmnlm ~ ”[3343; being the bride a” WV! “f. who is to hrin strivmg for admission. 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Conlpooeé of the most Innocent lngredlerm, this truly valuable Medicine relieve; the entrain; ”dent from the exerudatlng tortures of thee dieeooeo without any violence or injury to the constitution, end requiem no conﬁnement or re straint of dlet during its use. It is one of the oldest Publle ﬂo dlcinet extant; and its peculiar virtueo ml eﬁcacy bow unl tormly maintained the highest reputation. . Sold in Boxeo, It 2:; 941. and He. by Baden, Chemists, No.‘ a, Cbeapaide, and m. Menu-treat, mom; to, Wanke phce, Edinburgh; 31, Sochille-etreet, Dublin 3 end by the pela cipal Medicine Vendeuthrougbout the Udtetl Kingdom. ‘ . THE GENUINE SYRUP OF DE VELNOS. » ' ‘ THE only Depot {9l- this useful Spting and Autumn ‘ Alundve, t. No. 52. ﬁes-ner‘meet, Oxford-mat,» when khprepued shading tome mtped'dbohte Mr. Bm, ‘ emulated“ bio nephew ond oueeeooor, Mr. Ms Cum oboe. Among oil the Hedicineo of this deooudmdu, the ’VEGETABLE SYRUP 'of DE VELNOS hon obtained a distinction vacuum done autumn. It meets, puriﬁes. Ind "condom Blood; on! elm-e who on dined with Scrofuh,‘ mm; Scurvy, and may of tiooo gouache” Mos-Hog Manhood" oldie blood “4ij outer MWW,.M for the .dlsolpmom odd [Mi-ete- Itie-outehg'yooméohmihls2.smtooreg‘uloreouneofulo V 3621“ L 25 3011' b doom of this Meat!» 3:. on um m tettoptekle!‘ ' aﬂoat-*9!“ to; we. on ghe Wiﬁicu, ”Woo-I1 tho conno- Mud uodehzboindla. ,Itio Mvodh ﬁeebyloohkuouuchx to mind but: dreaming ﬂuids, oqd comets theiruoducy to IBM Munch comma!!! Maud blood.‘ Ills: ufe, though men-Kn! “Mame tot gammy, end moo thou evilnv aowl. at M Moccasin». mmuaﬂnumWomﬂmww'L mosqoxfag-qzmyp 13.. a bottle; and.) ,hhnnohmom,‘ u. Mr.-Atkinoo€o.l96,3hho§ipté-otneiWilNo_' and 11:. Cam's ”chair!!! in évefr Wk m I! the [gated Kiudonrnd tho mmg’w mid-neg by hi. , “MAg—uh the Minot-um W and Co. Calcutta; and “can. Fabumm'my. THE NEW PERIODICAL WORK 330 M ITALY. _ (behelﬁhinrtnnlwmbepubmiwkcsi. . The Fun: Number, of ‘ THE LIBERAL; Verse and Prou from Italy. Comm! : Art. I. Preface—chewing the nature and object of the work. Ants. The Vininn of Judgment. By We Redivim Saguaro! by the Composition so entitled by the Author of “ at Tyler.” Art. 3. A Letter to the Edit“ oi “ My Grandmother‘s Be view." ' Art. 4. 'ﬂte Florentine Lovers. ~ Art. 5. Rhyme and Benton; being e New Proposal to the Yublie respecting Poetry in Ordinary. ‘ Art. 6. A German Apologua 4 Art. 1. Letters from Abroad, Ho. 1 z a deucripdon a! Pisa I" Art. n. May-day Night; 3 Poetical Tm from Goethe's aust. Art. 9. Arigeto'n Episode of Goridan, Medan, Ind Andie; Rd. 710.7 Minor Pieces. . Pdnted for John Hunt, 29., OM Bond-urea. MILLARD’S IMPBBIAL CLOTH. BY HIS MAJESTY’S LETTERS PATENT. Ne comment pal do In nah ea pendent lea “remem- Meeting a min; of the ﬁat consideration. BIERCHANTS, the Nobility, and Families going or. returning from abroad, kc. ere reapeetfully Informed the above Cloth, desirable for It: peculiar utility to wear in the lint and West Indies, as well u in the cold and change-hie ell rmtes, and for its economy, I: sold in cues, for exportation, and by the tingle piece, at "d. 80. 2:. 6d. 33. end 30. 6d. per yard, unmped with the name, number of the heme, kc. at their ware house, No. 18, Cunning. exchulvelyr Tm pleeee for :heeting contain from two to four pair each. The White cums end _ Anjengoea may he obtained upon. from two in three ulna! ehe piece, contlinln; from three te four ,dreeses each {ﬁlth every kind of Foreign and British manufactured goods. whole sale by the piece, and retail, at the reduced prices, from which no deviation is wide. ‘ . THE CHEST DEMONS; OR, A HUSBAND REFORM!) A nu to: en: untu. 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