Star. — London, England, 1803-09-09 00:00:00

STAGR (mow Es. TO THE EDI' ut STAR. Ma. Et:giros—Sl man) accidents are occafinned he the overloading Rage coaches, as to point Mel lome further remedy than whit the 'exilling afford, by penalties fufficiently fevere. Ilrialv en forced, and bearing Come prnportiqn to the,dogree of tvglet9 and the confeeptencespf !lie offence. Upon this fulled the follnwing . hints ate offered to the ion tileralion I,f th e m betties that if they .ippear usifnl, they may, through a ptapet channel, be lob mitred to the I.egiflitore. -.- -- , The number o f otttfide plliengers being. limited, t!1? driver Ihould pay a penalty of .tos. f w every ono he admits. above tint number ; • and as• a panithment vn the proprietot, he Mould h de' the fate of erety; par f.egtr Ity.that. coach,And refund any caeca-they st.ay hats paid beforalsaattl. . .• . • , The cnoviaion thottlil he Ammar?, Wises .one Magifirsee either in Loisdon, or ifi the ithine ff . ltin I whence ihs.coach *its out : or goes to . e114:e0 - 1411rt upon The - oath of any ,otle ,rd 4, p• cngers, i he makes . the . complaint, or upon one cr Able witnefst if the infOtiasei is not a patenger. . i ‘ Toll-gatherers should Lipp every coach that is overloaded. a,nd IteeP their gate Phut till the number is reduces( to the legal Itandard.; and till the drifter has paid him ss. as a forfeit. To be hitnfelf fined los. every.sissae be fulrers.an overloaded coach to pals. If any 'overloaded coach is overturned,' the (hirer to pay a fumrnary fine of 51. and the proprietor a fine of sol. by ietion at law, to be recovered at the glaar• ter Seflions. If any paffengcr, by the over-turn, lamed, maimed, disfigured, or hit* a bone broken or dit located, he fhould be entitled to. 54. dininges from the proprietors of the coach, and thadrirer pnnilhed by fix months imprifonment. If any paffenger is killed in fish cafe, the coach and horfes Should be forfeited, the driver fentenced to a year's confinement in the Houle of Correction,' and the family of the deceafed be entitled to tool. damages from the proprietors. Every driver ihould enter into a recognizance of tol. in his good behaviour, with two fecurittes of tol. each i s and a penalty of sac if he fuffcrs any other Oldie to drive. • irna seastints iterstateatt, ao. or CARLISLI O. WILSON WSW 41t0PiliTORIP OF THI WAIL goacpes„ de. - The pernfal of this trial mar he of ate to the pO - ofllage coaches. This adion (the merits of which were tried by a Special Jary) was brought by the plaintiffs to afcer tain and 'Rabb& a claim of right, which they believed they poffeffed, of evading payment of toll for altmer chant goods brought into,or carried through Carlifle, on holies, in carts, itaigons, or any other vehicle, at the rate of one - penny fir every hot* load of goods, of the value of thirteen-pence halfpenny, or nrore ; of two pence for every cart load of merchandiae,drawn by one horfe ; of four-pence, if draws by two horfes ; and fo on, in proportion to the number of buries in each cart, waggon, or other vehicle, bringing goods into, or paffing through the city. As mail and other coaches have, *many years pall, been ufed as vehi cles, not only for the carrying of perfous, but for the more fpeedy conveyance of certain kinds of merr.hass dise from one place to another; and as the maitcolschei, which run between London and Clafgow, paling ' through Carlifle, are made ate of to- carry faleable commodities in them, the plaintiffs thought them .lfitlves entitled to toll for goods carried in this manner. :.Accordingly the Mayor, and other pertims, not of the Corporation, went to Milli s. Wilton and Fair. hairy, proprietors of the mail coaches, and demanded of them the toll of one peony for a box of muffins; alireded to Mr. James Buchanan and Co. "...nation: — The demand was not complied with by the defen dants, who (aid they would not pay one farthing . 'llia World obliged the plaintiffs to bare their claim clikuffed and determined in a Court of Law. The Plaintiffs endeavoured to ellablills, by written andparok evidence, their right to toll for goods thus corned. The written evidence adduced confided of an inquifition taken in the 25th year of the reign of Edw. 111. iu which it is found, that the Citizens bad a right of exuding toll for goods coming into, or palling through the town ; this is called in the Latin cf that age, /atria/mss et Fannie coo weal Thwelb toll, i. e. into and through, or through toll, which is con. firmed by a charter of 26th Edward 111. reciting the inquifOion a and repealed in the charter of the Cor poration palsied by Charles I. The parole evidence confided of the teflinvony of ( even d w i tne ff ah foam of whom hid, that the Meets of Online are kept in repair and cleaned at the ea pence of the Corporation, they hat-i:1; been employed sad paid by Come of that body ; tithe's, also Ito rued and collected the tolls thendelves, laid, the above. retaliated rates of toll have always been levied on goods coaling into, or palling Ihrough the city ; and the evidence of thole had 1 h w_c...oLoye_ the occupa tion of a carrier from Clafsow to Caddie, seen? to prove that thet paid the rates of toil ion) years sato; that they fottietimes made an apeenieso with t:..e farmer of it to pay by the year. Oise of the nit. og.tres, who had faired the toll, Paid, lie toice le cciv,d toll from a terrain of the proprietors, few kit boils was carried in a coach. That he attempted t.. flop the mail coach, to examine if there weer any tollabk good. in it. hot was thliged tie defid by Eke po l ud tlareatenina to the at bins. As the WWI Or4,otAr retied with the Plaintiffs, or , ' perils^ was called to rive evidence tin the past of the lidendants.—Vcr‘lid for the Defend:iota. OaTbitrfday the spit ult. a. Mrs. and Mifs Sette e I t Hinson Hanle. were going in an open car. Illiage towards Warduitr Celiac. they were itiskleuly ii•rown not t Mew b. was entangled in die wheel. hich paned neer her. And w.as ago chugged to a cunli.lenshie dinance. by the exceffive violence uf which (he was fu cussfideralaly injused. a. to have ho.elv eretat.e4 alive. and has fusee bee.' in rest danger. Mifs S. was Sightly hurt. On Th e • Ufa v tofte•nt•on • hey *heat Gs years old► fon of Mr. Wan. kairtheficr agd perfumer. in Hail. while at play with ovher children at the corner of Chapel-laae, H;gh-ffrert. nntswwinately fill thorn at tic tams a cast loaded wish cora was palling. mad the ring over his too'. ki dreadfully tactrited it, NATFIxI,D. The cirenntilausee relative to Mary of Beetermere's having remitted money to Hatfield, AS Raced in our paper of IVednefday, is, we have rearm to believe, write unfounded, her parents being very poor, and the money raife4 by Inbfcription OM remaining in the hated. of Sir Itsc mean Fct tt, with the exception oft 01. only, which was transmitted to her lonic months Ago, without any previous application on her part. The Rory of her having enrrefpnnded with him appears to have been on no bettetauthosity, as the only letter the has received from him Ante lie has been in cuandy, was returned unopened. The Lai is, fhe was per funded by her parents into a marriage difproportio. note in point of years, in confideration of the rank which it was falfely imagined the would derive from it. Caatissa,•Sirrr. s.—Hatfield died in the belief that lie was to be• btr ied in Brough. Lord Lowther, however, had, tefufed his permiffion, thinking that the memoll of Edward-IL. *alibi be profaned if the remains of .w.-malefeant west placed near the fpot where ht.expired, msd is-here a monument has been mired whim 7r . • 0.,• When Hat fieldhad hang One teeter and one minute, he was eat down and placed in his coffin. The body was ford, ids conveyed in -a lecture to Se. Mares Churchyards Once bribe Northern gate.- Several men then let to work to dig a grave. The fpot was fixed epositn.diftant cornee.4 the elms ckyard.'far from the ahem tombs. No prioil attended, and the coffin was Waned without any religious fer.vice. The grave was Wise up. and the Wished difperlcd within an hour and . a half of the time when the unhappystri. minal gaol,: Mr. Hatfield tass certainly gone through the hail fcene of his life .with hone eclat. But moll people accule him of infenfibility and fool hardinefe. On Saturday morning he role about fax, and immediardy repaired to the chapel, where he remained about half an hour. He could at all times aflame the appear- ances of fanftity when he had the molt trilling end to obtain. It may reafonably believed that. he at length became fincere.. •He was obliged to return to the condemned cell till nitre. wheithe was admitted to his apartments at the Gaoler's, and his irons were Druck off. Having breakfafted as ulna]. he fat down to write, and continued with few interaniffions at his dent till three. Betides letters.to all lairracquaintaaem be wrote daring his confinement fermi political and religious effeits, which be lamed under lagged names is the provincial papers.—About twelve be thawed himfelf. Although entrained with a razor, he neve* foam to have meditated aaattempt opollsis life. A report very generally prevailed overthe neigh bouring country that he had poifuaed hirnfeif on Fe& day night. But it was founded merely on what pas reckoned probable.—Soon after twelve aGentlentan called upon bins. In a Drain of affected politeimrs, be apologiled for being found iaatihakfie. all who (poke with him he pretended that what he had to fuller teas a matter of little confequence. He pre. ferreertalkirigon indifferentfubjeas. At threat dined with the Gaoler, and eat 'heartily. Having taken a glafs o; two of wits he ordered' coffee. He took a difh a few m' tee before he fet out for the place of execution. The left thing which he did was to read a chapter from the zd Corinthiant• He had previ oully marked out this paffagefor hiiiefiron befiare he was to mount the fcaffold. - He regasha quite Meat in the carriage. All that bi rpeltattits when he had mounted the ant Was_ ~•4 • 6 l le si atfritii all." He was very pardeabt BB 1011 i to the Executioner. He feemed afnaid that bisleerves might fail him, and be exclaimed 4 , •My mind though I cannot anfwer for my,body.' A Bele *a fore the cart drove away, he threw his handkendsief to the Goaler, and ordered it to be vistaed in hishat. JuR as he was put off, a (milt w%4 deferred upon his countenance • but it keened forced mod ghailly. He i expired witlPut 'the leap convolfieg, and us alI ap pearance without much pails. He had calculated Co well that his money wilily carried him to the fcaffold. As they were letting out the hangman was going to leech him. He threw him' half-a crown. laving, This is all that my poclcets l contain." He had been in confiderable dilkels be foie he received a fispply from his father. He after wards lived in great fide, frequently making prefents to his fellow felons. He was confidered its the gaol as a kind of Emperor; he was allowed to do what ever he pleated ; anti no one took offence at the air of fuperiotity which lie affurned. Notwithfianding his popular manners, few were ever executed in this place who were lets regretted. Mary of Buttes mere has gone from home to avoid the impertinent vifits of *infecting vitriol - ay. By all accounts, the is much affected. And, indeed, with out fuppofing that any part of her former attachment remains, it is inipoflible that fhe could view with in /difference the tragical fate of one with whoM Itched been on inch a footing. When her father•end Mo ther heard that Hatfield had certainly been hanged, they both exclaimed " God be thanked! No man ever deserved death more." Stone letters which he fent to the missittets who attended him a few tiers before his death, have been publifhed here.. l'hey arc quite uniuterefiiiig.—His comet father may have nevi brilliant; but he certainly had pulfelfed very feeble powers of cnmpofstion. Liza week, a fire broke out in an ont•hmite belcire ing to Mr. GR•TCOM, farmer. of North Wingfield; Des-bygone, uhichcontitmed a quantity of old wheat, dour. and bacurs. It is loppoled to hare been oc :steamed by a fpark flying through a hole in the Si,cheti chimney. which a4joined the building. On Saturday lag an inquell was held its Moulfham, ins the body of John Alcock. a private in the Laticathite Stilitisou ho had been Idled ioboaing with James Kay, another foldier in the fame regiment. It sp, eared that the deceafed had challenged Kay twice, and that nothing which could be termed unfair wa. In in the couife of the contcil.--Verdid, a We are concerned to nate that Mr. EGA,' and Mr. Sit ten. mentioned in last week's paper to have been blown up nn board the French mice l'Epervier. are G es dead of their wounds. Lail Sunday a woman, with a child in her aims,. t went into tihoreditch chnechlard.during vice. where the infant made a dreadful cry, and the woman being much in liquor flit wits turned into the firms, whop. being incapable of walking far Elba fent- L.erl basi4f befote a , public-hold/ door.: and goatigto peep, leasing; titer the child, it was fofincated. ?OLICE. litlanstow Houar.—Yellerday two Dutahmen ap peared before the LORD MAYOR, charging each other with int - tilting eondna. One of them made good his charge by the tainsony of a witnefe, who heard the other call him names and threaten him on the Royal Exchange. Both, however, having come into the country within the lall fourteen months, were called upon by the LORD MAYOR to produce their patiports. One Paid he had left it at home; the other laid he had left hisat the Murton Houle twelve months fince, and that he had not ftnee got it back. Both were aware of the proclamation concerning alien enemies, but they did not know the particulars of it. They defcribed themfelves as merchants doing hulloes in the Metal courfe of trade, and claimed to he exempt ed front the effeft of the proclamation. The perfon who had been guilty of the offence againit the other was committed to the Compter. to find bail for his goo d beh a viour. The claims of both, to be allowed either to refide in this country, or to have a longer time to remove themfelves and their effeas, are, by Jetire of his Lordfhip, to be• Rated in writing, toge ther with the motives on which they were founded, when his Lordthip promifed they fhouldxeceive fall cnnfideration. A number of other foreigners, who attended with fimilar claims, were requeßed to Lite them for confideration in like manner. SMADWELL.—WC duefday nano, and Robert Hamer fion were brought up fur examination on fit& charges, fur Itialing,horfes. . . Mr. !Franklin, a iteitime-olliestr, at Fes, is Keats °fled Isis*? loft a *ire' a letr - weeks hoc* fait of le , idd V ' We.. otitis ii ' bid bitted the Ante fetilide - t 6 farriet in -tiVem Seldi.— "Stand KV: kranklin fweeking'theTinte - 'be his toraiierty, Welt/tiff shiliiiiited" for tvial.at •.0x yelling Old= j3snley sew"llstre litre . Elifliffs . referal other eluoila v gdelt Oiegn . fur h ! nce ittahig. ii - . iii-.lfaiia:—'Same day three genteel young miii lodt to Thebar, charged by two women with haying *Endued them in a roof* violent manner."- The women contradilting thirteenth and the yeamg men having exceeding good changers, they were difeheci, and their aecufen reprimandedior bring ing ft. a hire charge againft them. ' THR BARBER'. SONG. Pacsaro•o'a Pane, lir. nod Strop, I adopt is my Shop ; Huottwragora mei as pat nary tea: Mark arc' tbeCutkis lean, Wilco TaYkit whit their Sheers Oat tomorooto's IllasaNtrop+aura your Mil What fay. the Cutter ?.‘4* HUNIPII tisliy slide the Rose, this New Inventionlitaytievnius t6IF trouble of grieldlig."—erhe entnning-horik Pentnirei whetted on ontorPacievions's Strops. Will etPierlenee a pod;- tine pronto( thtir fuperlorexcellence, and gi ve a keen Idge to a Raaor.to Ilene twadralratio e Straps arts fold for Is; 6d..ss. and to,. 64. each; Boxes of Palle, red and Meek, • es. dd. each ; tie repair and keep the Strops la ender for years. 4f , Mit ap proved., k ir v ooid, re vilvernitbe mdney withWeire wee after nrchafe. Sold in London by Mr. Bally, No. if, iiayenaeitstl . Maim klestchies And Suss, middle of lanlyelaits Rowney', sod, ilattad Gar. den .14r. ditteland,4lo, s, Vete-area, °muddle = ldr.; Vickery, Tavidock-Brest ; and by used Perfumers in Town and Country ; ind sod retail, by Mr. Simmons, DabllA ; ' mid ianlswn, Ediabargh.di-Huntng Razors, flihmatt weer* leit std to prevent eating. - To prove dealrerfatp, -a Gentleman has &ascot - with one of thesstie'botibesek, au acquifition for timid Quivers, or dlnfrosoibied with a nervous complaint. price al. vas. dd. The • ItavArs are fold only by Mt. Pace woos, No. ad, Grecechurelt-areet, London. B.RTH. On &today lA, the Lady of Calmed Lowther, of a dwoghter. Ydlarday, at fit. Cherte:itichard Edwards, Pig. at Hige Now, le lets Hmestil, d litoteliergb 'tort • WM: ••• 7 Oa Mis#I I I I MIZE 11401,N4 et Honourable Capuln: Carenter. orits lk. 0 1 1'Weftentri". left el Ibe Haatos Garde& Polk( Offles. • ST. THOMAS'S HOSPITAL M .R. CLINE and Mn ASTLEY COOPER wilt begin their Cowie of Anatemneal and Surgical Lc r* an Swards, the 714 at °debar. at One WHEN Prokronur Men of education and ta birediblity deviate front the need kitent k , the Medina of a peculiar Branch, the Candice' of bag coodau torsi& b the heft criterion of fuperlority. Tat VOWS have I devoted ray predict to the exelalive trentatapt of THau DISOIRDMILS, and the hrtesidall reAlit r t my pllo Sip me oddities'sl sedum to mote ea far a&I am able the ra viva or theft etimphiate which are the omit impartaut to the •ata• love of human inlirenitiaa. Adler initiatico hail ever/ branch as an Army Surgeon, 1 •Iserstd o Ma at an aro/ polod of Practise to refeue individuate from the heamenoe of tainbreotad Moor of the eq-say avniemi _pmeipitaner of pool The THREE DL9ol=7o7be care at *filch I have &treed it, emotion. camiwits own liprefer of 'East FAL IblifEC -110/4, ortodor of a Pada or Wog dont Al Mink at DEBILITY. whether Masi Mon the lathier tif Schoolboys, or the indulgence of =ten St e. sod likely that deraapement of the (yams in Women which is called BARRE N NES:: or S rat lunr. Numerous Maks arc the rend of iguormee or hafte in the treitmatt Of • fun* Eisentehes, and It nut utifiequently bat pee. that the kola of Lift are poilostal by the iodifuretion of au ungoani. ad hour. By a Impeder method fiat cainphista• are artily cured, aad even where ethers have felled, 1 gad that I mayrpretutte to oder a radical re ettablithoute. Few, however. ate thr cafes of eastplicated *firth is the af order,conspared with the calaspitnew Aware. at Men. who Mon Witter( in a SOLITARY V leld,or the prevaient Chitties at a &Notate 1.1(r. metuire that Rata of Debility width la the unavhdahle easfeepuatee of fuck precious hales Where the arduppy fulfeer breeds aver his mi`rry, but earehlly conceals his inidetfteine, It may be hoe confutation Isse hare to know, that although it be an dine adage ar ortaralaty with Ogiel Fractitioners, the removal of *de Dk.FICIENCIES by the oadual perch of renovation ta the ,amdrancut of niyeapenenee. If the rites of asethas or Venus has bqpin to reduce manly vi. noir. me i ..nalety wiU be preestral by an early entrorhrbosi Ws languid Rae and is Ma efts na gradilladdes will wart Bat where this deficiency has for yeah earl, a proper Pan femme is Indifyiatfibly nipdfite to revive the Omar- nag (parka of Lib. and to rwanisnats the Coallitatich MARRIF.D WOhtlifil. vibe Met Met ben 414Momed their eSpettaddis at a rawily. hay be slice 1, that la oa k h i . fiances felt deals nee emerabb by Maul The hECIREC V which k kasha to sty undertaking, and the Ctealdicadans which I liont liar. fent tit INfil at sty predates. and in adnit deth ha this Welshmen is gives. skit Mr. SIMI say be adadand piduaaay (or by knee real es a hen sett) at his bouladea ash eneektstet. Sinai, .Th i eret ig 2 ar aJditisteul sersltp Ld War-ikerl atmlaled.rel thnennelt ott both the dram. - _ - 1 4 . SW. hi;iitiiiifibaloOd OdhliabaOssm TO BE LET. AREADY FURNISHED HOUSE, entaining of a Dining room, Breakfaft-roam, Study. and a Hall ; Kircben. Servanu' Hall, and excellent Offices of all kinds ou ttm !mood door Drawbstroom on the firit floor; fevss hat Set. . Cliao.bers, and three large Garrets; vaulted Wine Cellar, sniff Large Beer Cellars; good Stables; two Ouch-hour", Earn, sod other Our-hoofes; large Walled Genkms, Hot-boufe, anal Crow - hoof.:, well itooked with Plants; extenfive Plcafiais Walks; and eight or ten Acres of I.and to be feet with the honfe, which may be entered upon Immediately--tho whole In perfoft repair, and to be kept fo by the Lcffor. The above Prendies arc fituated in a well wooded pan of Wets, on the borders of Hoots, within a mile of the Turnpike Rood from Salifbury to Southampton, commanding rich and exteufive pm. peels; the whole to be lett on very reafonable terms. For furthers particulars apply. if by letter poit-paid, to Mr. Was Cooper, Attorney at Law, Salitbury. COTTAGE AND LAND. ISLE OF WIGHT. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, by Mr. H. PHILLIPS. On the Peerages, an Friday, Sept. 16, tt Twelve o'clo c k. b Two Lots ACompaa modern built COTTAGE. whh retiej. Ste attached and detached °faces, rarden. 'lbrubbery, sat Paddock, and a rich Meadow of her Acres, enchantitsly Ostia on the brow of a ditinguiflsed Eminence, near W. I Cowes, tides of Wight, about three Mlles front Newport; the Grandeur of the Trasftent Scenery of the Needles sad Soethaievpose, castrated by the local peed - peel and pietnrcfque breaths coaunzbdcd in view from this chorea (pot raider it an enviabk and defirsbie remiss alto a Ttsconeat. Urn. awl Piece of Land, nateT May be viewed by applying as the Proteinti sad primed Pars tictilars had at the Fountain, Cowes and Perthesoath; Do/plis, Seedumpeon ; India Aria, Gofwwt ; Bugle. Titekteld ; J. via. does, Efq. Farehtin ; at the Place of Sac; and of his Phillips, Na. 67, New Boad-ttreet. FREEHOLD VILLA, PARR, FARMS, &c. BEAKS. 10 BB SOLD BY AUCT/ON, By Mr. H.PHILLIVS. At Giorraways Cwfoonsafr, Corsatili. London. an laanday. Sermaber ta, atone **Clock. la three Lots. ASingularly Elegant FREEHOLD VILLA. with Ukm of compateat woßarraracd ameba sad aaarifA cd 011 Ices. of may tiskription Mild* Conds-boafas. , tm sakes anibMw for so Modest rardalarLliderdlaa4= at by likable kaidimpolsoga Bann well tanansdbal; Cessr_,4beds. Parallorkaufer Rielmrael **dams Itimben Garden. in tart walled 0.1 439 :611 6 =a arappil i taßflaritor Goodamladati Cisoasaborathal , Pram& ; Sind of Warw. wca was sad Sabi Node, and two Runic Cott= Gordeam-dss takes fated k ;Plait alkalise Amos attleb as. ifamile Land. widths riortanot, and eavireese Ay 4 = thlthbary, peeraidy shared with the aka choice led limaimea , Mama aiaLlimbs, bombard by a dreolitme Geoid and famed rarhalias abcre al=trlt on manta &lob'ndog. . Tie Pumas No aim* krb f e rbin eraer alto ppm* @Can city ismintatisog profralla Me itiafflareolatl7, ate tardy e= i r:r mot, peadhrly anond Wank dab MIMI, ma miamilik ostracry ebonite MO Game mad idenillade Grounds are Well Alpha by Ream, and by An, amaita inn eta* ddlOthl sad The Via, 01110 e. sod Clia-beikßelw which have taaavell4 within Two Testa, at as lipase of many Ti are ate MM. cubes hillansidt lnialatray serum* and plunalLwidtissia, than afttatrapani to comfort and convenience. antis awn awed and UMW la the molt emotive and complete tramer r i2 MM, olvadaady tippled watt bard and feet Waal -. • : rr . beCis. rear ;Menem Two Freeload Faramdi milliat and Rout Veer five A v sof rick Arabic lands lW ee llatundis sad ap a bisit Saw SilaltiOll6llll.= Tie&mud at Sbenneld, Dais, Rama from WAIN s miles ; %Waage r; Dalkaiftoke ; Healey so; mariie aid Rtradlag iltdo imam dim now—The adurfallo Wkie l .assd s tbe Roads erseßatt ; Foe Housids are Us da obea • die /AM Tat la redocased: 'lblity be l_ry•Tlabosi. windy teals pMactlPastlathil, . 1 1 4 IF had ef.Mr. 67. New Booadtreati a lg t mamm a s., sm bad at Mt Oil% SWUM . ; Om; Rad Lan. Hair, ;Ilse, Oriwi ; Loam nfallagfolhit. Igembana Lead; and of Mc Primers of tlp RmAtto. wad Bub per.; at Oarnway's, Cornl4l; sod at it Haskilidpilass. WORTHY TIKII AIIiIiNTION OF ALL amidst • THE Militia are maw happily profaned with a mend fate, Watery. en 4 aliCams Specific f o tad s and hitherto beatable WO's EVIL, ant: ate. scvat GOUCAMEUTAAllaaCiTialigg ival & YitOSY, ilifordetwatblowbg to imposes*, • /am OW bad. hbeftelee • Chynsleal and bona, warraote4 by ties of a feria of Years, fatedtheed by t• Cullen% • • • and iltdology," and prepare. by S. SOLO sea Livapewl. who pledges hartfdf to the polite. thee • . i. peifedly innocent In iti Satire--(ate is yaw* powelfully edluelsu to rear ip• ides of s t • ' • depraved b Mt. with abbotts 4 detain." (aft • tiee littylls).—le atif as stoned inmarlawas So thalle with any of theft d;refal Medea, to their blab 4114 taialltes. as well as to the rang gesermisn, that iseh r laltary sallgablit may be ( paddy removal, and the blend leas dIP grey e f mlabea. It has bail field by all Phylielatts. that &reek abnund chiefly anions the intothit.otts atilt withers pal 4 the globe and we have aniwp;ely experineted di troth drab at In till °mem. where the frupent hales amps lat Weather. at certain Seshate et die Tear. (laid tit sea swan dating and darner' altimeters among um. abaci the ago; and man:Wally WC ding the date of tarp malliwo eiss taming odds, wombs. theasum Am the of agent every Jamas %MAI prows (...ft,":rliii=c; Great Britain; writes thweiplace MO ill deft hidden cht this where the mamma et= cold are dim 1111410 . 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