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•• ;~ S 1- /.~ .. b ~,..,..2 . .._., s ,, -kid , tv :, ~„ 1),, Illllo.tim 1 N. 11Ell r, 50 I. FRIDAY, AUGUST 15, 1817 PRlcr. SrA,ts•-PiNbi. TO ARCM Fc rg. wit . l3 uarry Gatti, gm? a/ CORRECTIOP. 71 1 :1E Jus - ricEs it, PEACE atilersitsll.3 ;at the Wilts Qiisrter Sessions. hyrtne resolved to IV. .. ^..nendihe COUNTY C 3 01. anti Cylf. r • t t'IN. et Fiebettoti An z ,er, - insilie County of Witty. in as • otr, eer...rr sod d'slact Pteees •of Coe:line. . • ; ts . Lir j Piles. Ten llrldessell• oral o L. , and .7 dirty Deh. ; nud baying r lard •og , o their Sties, (.'rimet . , Fourelc..:Ci • ; cemvei.fent Places for the Ern -1.., 71w of of commute,' to Harr' Labour t All Persons wit. img to unri.b Pi..‘Ni fur this put ptr•e, are requertte• to Fetid O.- tame, with Ertinlitilar.kl Propo.al4 tar their exreutioa, to it Wittoti, near *bury. on or before the '4l day of August htzt.--Torenty-lire (47INIAS will be pill, as an Iteroomy contpunsa , ion„ to the Versos settling the Plan, dm vtife: ghat) le intl6t a, prayed ttf bin this comprnsariou is not to be vaid io caw the P. riun s.rilirg sane shall be after 2rcia t talAuird in carrying the same in:gram:4lmi. JOHN SWAYNE, Deputy Ores oi the Peace of the sand County. WILTON, it:LT V 3, STF2I MO MONEY 1.0 rt'ERY. C:ANDJ. SIVEWRIGHT reclitest the attention r of the Niblic.to the Small Lottery which is to be all Draws in .One Dar, the tnth of .4 LIER, hi which, ax there are 00 7 2 .0 0 3 Numbers, :oil TWO Prizes of .e.in B,V. the 'd IS ore less thin were ever before known or.ainst rain !If thr immense .Bso.ooo Sterling. by purchasing Iwo far . . of One umber. I.t'r Scheme contains Twenty Capit .ls inclailiag the I. ‘" P" 's - 4.4 1 000 , whiz!. arc to be amielcd to the Velar* of .Cl6l IV: there is Also tie, Sterling At riciim ..t Tickets and Shari* being mite mute told to the Pub it :t. moderre Prices. J. and J. SIVIIWKIGIIT hope .he Pulilic will experience a repetklm ri! that good Fortune whir', La, st. uniformly ()hill Plated their Old-established ()dices, No 17, Curnh:ll, tl, Hol born, 311, Haymarket, and 111, 0 k eet. Met. owb .:s PiaM of tit- plqoulat;nn rrislii tlas 1T14 , 1y •lent ..ation, and dane _ • , That, Irvin gneerning Powers Or the countiyi a• raii.xtal . meant have even let hero proposedi to girl perm nt 4nd annstanrial. relief to t' r them. sands who etc i rcle t , in want. and whnse divet. tom ! : are v of ev..ry ecin nf •01 ming mete:l-tines% 'Pow with , ut othrr rtidi they do not acme • nt pow r and inattiesl knua ledge .1: the stii,..ct, to enable them in rhooke proper we of ti:.- - N•th which the enns• try sq. perahnuuds, to rebebc it, inhabitants hu r i..eir ig „ crane , : and vice, %thence the existing evils hat arisen.—That this aid, of power and practical know• ledge, car, alone he yii",n by the pu!.lie 'c o-...3a, distinctly and itrally by the reflecting, moat iorelliarni,ard new cu!rivated part of the cevassity it! nveral kcal &stria:. THE BRITI6H LADY'S MAGAZINE. • rOWA RIX3 improving and e• 1 treini• this !nost •aluable l'Oolicatlon. Mr. IVlacitar has employed several additional Wsiterf, nnytestioz.ably melt of tlllitll.llCt and:alert, Vrlttne united understaochug will enal.it. him 'n publish. on the Ist of Seputtnber, the most learned and accompysied Work of the Mud that ever was a•tem;tred in this or any other Coun ry. the uoPortu and inatchlrAs splendour of Mr. :101.1CRAV ' S Pr?tatiteg, Drawings, and Engtavinls, in this Work, are seen on the ' oiler of every accomplished and intelligent British I 'ay, to w hese service its pages ate deemed MTh integrity, conslacney, aid 'oral. I'A:;sAGE br)VER AND OW Zia F 1 tit Itt Trwrv'N P tccv:Dl. And te:C3 -list) prove, Ow the public voles ehtfidd declare to dir. trilowing effect : I. flat a country e:43 utter bc beneficially vrnithy. What tt sit/ports a !ate pot &xi tt: its swathing classes in idle pacinty, at IN um:Ws tooPupths. 0. Tt t partryt tfftinnisarit:n and 10,wrtt7, at any ',Mr. ins. tut the wont that eau he intogincd, must d.m0r.,41 3c . inbabi..ant, ivy country. 3. .11.. it saes pye... 4 ...m when surrounded b 7 love pcie-b ni.et, and eTery tcmrt Iffnl :mot Le• ceiait• ily t•acome, rlikur llbti''.%, V.Ciells, !Semi nal, and dangers:l:e. PTIDICFss CHA.RLSorIE,L coy XO!. 7 comatarden _ J 010. ; 13.1 , 1 N, L. K. Pucua. S - - - _ • • 4.2 AIL repel ;y front U. vitt to Os - rrN flO frent tl •*. Dovsx, an WP.DNtaDAYs • 111 11 rn ve!•7th t' e ?AWL arrive: at Darer at t.'t lath an lat ()item.' thr P.lat!ia made up a coon. The Co , lo.74nders cc th• abut. P.:eket• beg innate t net ireclfe:ty to intate..to• Sainte y. Gc•:*ry, d Public in general, t• z. :;!• it V. •cele have beer 9tte.l hi: • xprea• I r far Paaiengers. 1..: eft:m:4 car h,tt•tng been CH if 'MCOIIIIIIO4. l'o (very ro.-o,..ect ago etable. 'I Ir I flatter thetnaelree. from ( h t . ~,.,.t..c t iTowialyte .hay have of Air I larientra en the Coact riaueara. ace. train the It':t !ced wtentio3 or their i:ea•ut.'•, acal the wall-kuuwit t; , talthias, of their Veraels, to ..atis•a••11::u. bras Pickets are also well ta7culated :o take Carriages ere !Lases Printed for 1). Mackay, 44, lrorgve-strret ; W. BLekwo d, Edinbargh ; and I.lm etoominot. OCTAVO EPI LION LAMA ROOKH. This day Mi 4 yublislivd, (Third Edition), in Octavo, price 4s. L ALLA. rkOOK Ortelval Romance.— By 1110 MAS MOORE, Esq. Priisted ter Lonitnan, Hurst, Rees, Orate and Brown, Pater noster-row. Ake, just o.l.lkbpd, In mro. vice t Ss. Illuorratiom bribe Pt. m, ergraved by Chants Heath, howl !alums' by R. Westali, It A. A few of each may be had In Q warm. P - I‘CKETS FROM R.I7.4AGAIE To OSTEND. .**4 7 .C: 'Pak Proprietor: uf the unJerm-mi ##### east-sailing Packets beg to at.stisiut the l'ublc that ey w iil sad regularly treat Kamsgarc to Ostend. on the days sper.tied,htisl that they are Ones! with rs, ry accossn't,A.inois stir Pa. tigers, I isn C . /Ina::., Ste and I lope by ;heir enachiouta se render he pleasant and agreeable to turn' ssitpurt. he O.YINCI-Flnil, tartans J. Sill H , flail. ersry Sultday lull rg. 'l l .e kIIZALETH, Cap:ala STOKES, sails every Tuesklay Sarni% • PKINCR WATERLGO, Captaba C. PAGE, sails erety 1 hersslay verning, • nest Call.; Li. Is.—Fort Cab!. I Ba.—Cbilaren oaths ten years t in.e, Half prier. The hers not Answerable for Money, Plate. Jewels. &e. un le+s ski and paid for u sech, tier arciountstilc rat Loss by Pint, or a MA, or of Navigaticrs tit ehanw.ever ^store. lareek, Vous, Baskets, or any doh% else .aken in. o the Cabins, herd tit I•e accounted 'or, as they are always cunsideica under sbt iu weiliate car, of the Passengers themselves. • Fut.ler pan velar. may be knewn f../ die Captains nn board; at the princosl labs_r; and also at the Foreign Packet r thee, Ida tr, 4,2tters•wrect, RaMsgates N.::. l'assengeis ate booked and Went received at Mr. 'lentos. Ccrw-horse, St-std.—lnform:43n may also be ba.i o Mr. I:milord. No. 136, Minurfes. Coaches *set nut daily from the Ceffee-Rouse for Pan...gate; also (corn the New White Hetet Cellar, l'iccadilly ; Cohlen I. haring Cross; George sod Blue Boar, Holborn ; li , wsoms Inn, Limon-lice lane; and Spetad Eagle, and Cross Lem vet rackets lesve Ramsgate f w London daily. Fil .kL'D Pull; ENTED. rrO Countfroct the n)l^.y attQmpts that are daily made to bnpaote on the Dr. :vary a spurious composition in tim! of the Genuine Lilac ',ins proi-ared by Day and Martin, tiny arc istea.,:ed to :Sere a new i.attvi, ha which thur &WIW I 97, High Hc.V.illn, b ISi^cl er.r.spieuously, that !bey trust an attention to this, and she d'fftruece of the type, which to unbkv all letter-prise, will *raid. purebamrs at once to detest the imposition. Tbe Ra.al Japan BLACKING, ma eby DAY and hIARTIN, f 7, lityL Holborn, will in future ba sold to &Wes at lid. Ia sad is. id. each, and a copy of the Label kit *lib alt Venders. DAY AND MARTIN, 97, High Holborn. SELEC AR FICLES FOR IHE TOILS rl'E. A IKINSON'S AMBROSIAL SOAP is re commended to the fashionable world AS the most beneficial '•141 detain article of the kind CM invenied It tAddVe4 frvek• It.l, 'Unborn. redness, hardness, lltc. from the *kin; pro/etas ;etutppirt, and makes it luxuriously sok, white, titti even.—• •fi'elte is. per stave, and iu Waiving Cakes sffid 3s. ed. each. rto •• • ATKINSON'S CURLING III.Ulf&-!• : ` **store* the hair where it has tallest off from Rintitir Respire- I 14sr, change of climate, aintiety of amid, Ike • k alto frees it front scurf,sbd mak e s it soft 'and sled) a, silk, and keeps it In loirl during exercitte'M danang, walkiste. Ste or in damp wea ear. Convine-vg testimonies of its efficacy Irons Gentlemen who recovered their Halt after lutvg bald let year., in an Essay nu the Hai., enclosed round tacit bottle.—trace 35.6 d. tvs. id. and Cue Guinea. ATKINSON'S VEGETABLE DYE, r:l'anges Grey or Red Heir .'u he Head or Wheskers, to an Ay turn or thick, so p‘rtsis..ent that neither wa,h.i , g, persptrattoo. ter avy taller cause, coo possibly remove the etslour....l'me Ss. and Or.e Cassia SGlti by the Preprittor: Jas. Attinfon, Perfumer, No 49. )4cetl, Soto square, 1:Joe, and by null Portuintr• hair-41. esters in tlid Kingdom. Girton . be partieihir to ask fur Arkinson's Flail, ate and to observe Ms name and aides's, un the label, as there are mu) imaininfeits. - IRON Lustig y anti bisstpati so the mind becomes stemmed, and the bodrsoon falls slimy victim. To re-' rove the Disetden arising Irani ta.i• 'finable pieties and to restore the debilitated toostitstioa. is the tr. Lit ot our study and asprri • ince, tuttl we trees that thirty years ouceessful practice in filly J. :carat inanely of put profession gives us a deet.l.d supertorsty ••str every other Practitioner. IU receiit case. ot tiyphilitte lase lao, a perfect cure is completed in the short period of two days :!td in those cues et a more complicated nature, where other }petitioners have failed ot entices., a proper perseverance in our ot treatment ensures to :Ise patient a .ound and perfect re inabiuhment. "lo those who are labouring under &general or P tai Debility,it whit* consolatory to hitc*, that the Medicine,. we prescribe posters the inestimable power of renovating the n u ts , debilitated Constitution, whet. er k arises from the indiscre - iou• of youi h,or by a residence in hot or unbeakby climates, too widen tiny a die, Or too dare= application co study, eicessive grief, in. ,adicious use of mercury, Ste. nr should attracted from so Wit tut (indent, to coniumploon, these our restorative, will Vortiduce Ow a, pest effects. in piaeeof LassituJe acd Debility, we offer .2seis c kitali h, Strati/di, and ; and -even to the aged and ;,lan of treatni. of will afford rebid tit !.oily amid iaiirly invigorat lug the system. Numerous cars or Stru:tt. hire been, sod 'lke dint . N . Oir rw care, the twat! errtlication or vels:ch is effected bee Yee; tee. '+ini and ealitid.ious motile of liractice, superior to any Mbar ye. art's ed , I weekrizie, relasak.on. and debility proceeding from' lots r niplaitit air s. -eddy remevud, and the Patient :mitred to ▪ and vigoroui Pa aua 01 either NeX may consult vs with the greatest honour 4 :t:"1, and utcgory, at our house, No. to; Hatton Garden. .Clll5 Lt the Country. de-ci 'bin their use, and eticlosiui a Pcnuttanto tor Advice. an: Medicines, the same will be sent tt lerir:s Of the wit:-.d. .:!:P R.lll and CO. Surgeons, Nu. IC7, `dzr•,:tir. Irda GS. REPORT of the Select Committee appointed to Inquire Into and to report to the House their ob:wrvatlcias toughing the laws relating to the _Wolin suedes' ot lustier in, Waits, and who were empowered to report the Minutes of the hvi.knce taken before them—have ronsidered the matters to them Milifffdi gait agreed to the following Report id theiX4Otitin of Inc inquiry which tiScAllae;' has 41SRStilil,iell to them, the Committee have esarnitt "ed many 0 the Judges and (Miters of. the Putirts,.l acd other persons bast acquanited with the practice of the administration of justice in Wales. Ot the evidence so obtained a Copy is subjoined, in which will be found much useful information, and sever .1 valuable suggrstions far the improvement and regulation of the tielih Judicature. The Committee are aware, that the present ad - vaned period of the Session, will not allow of any Legislative enactment on• this subject receiving that co..sideration which is requisite for a measure of so much consequence. In this opinion they are the more confirmed, as r!,:y are persuaded that the present establishment of I toe Welsh Judicature, notwithstanding some imper-1 mottoes, has much to recommend it, from the cheap ness and expedition with which it administers justice to the inhabitants of the principality. Some of the points whic:i appear more particularly to call tor regulation and amendment are the follow ing: t. .11e long pet lod of the year doting which recoveries cannot be suffered ; or Mies levied ; a.sti the magnitude and uncertainty of the expense attending them. s. he titabilay of the Courts to compel the attendance of witnesses rrs ding without their jurisdiction. S. The necessity of moving for a new ulal before the nme , Judge% within a few hour. alter they have given the naildirecs don to the Jury, upon which the application is trended. 4. Tr. want of suCichnit security for the funds directed to be paid into Court i that sceuray, at present, depending entiyely on the pyrsoilal iolverity .4 the officers. L! be ,divcrsity of practice on the different %Vale Olftli4tes with reAppssm writs of Ceniunri, b. pecessity of the Judges and Counsel rentaintne Astaire' link Le t edcb pfaceOt their Circuit, whether Mort may or may not hegedisieolt business to occupy [Lim • • atPre.s.s7. • Tlu rapid Sale of the Tickets in so early a period the present Lottery is inconceivable, find can only .rise from their very limited number, and low price,. It is confidently anticipated by the Contractor, that .he whole oh them will oe disposed of long before to Day of Drawing, there being but %WO Numbers, ,y One of which an Adventurer may gain forty h•;u:and raw Yesterday a very nniweroas and respectable Meet ing took place at the City of London Tavern. fur the tit p c ns &alit Mr. Owen's Plan far the Em ployment, liispiiction, and Remoralixati.in of the Putt. Ab , ut half-past twelve reel ck it was pro p-sed to •ppoint some Gentleman to the Chair. Ma jor Cartwri.eit was mentioned. and [Adis , c died for, hut some chs ipprobation being expressed, Mr. Row croft sulsaiitted, with deference. that it would he ad visable n .t to appoint any marked p.litic il character to preside, a d not to introduce any nYilitical discus slim in a Meeting convened for witer pure- sex. There yens t':en a pretty general cry t! :it Mr. Row crow h n,ss I. sh• uld take the Clair, with woich cry Mr. Rowccoft said he would very reluctantly costs ply. cot-ci.itis that fr , on peculiar circumstances he ought not to he there at ail. As, however. no change of circumstances should ever affe,:t iris solicitude ti promcne th” interests of tae poor, he could not cons sist-ntly shrink from any situation in which he might have an opro (unity or proini,t;ng treat cbject— ( Harr, hear, hear). The Chair being taken accordingly. Mr. Owca spoke as fullows:—it is not to grat;fy a weak and u5i1..31 vanity that 1 ant here to-day. I appear before you to perform a solemn and most im portant duty. Popularity andiuture fame T valise not ; neither of them appe it to me of any estimation whatever. The only personal motive that influences • my conduct is a desire which disease anti death alone can overcome—e.o see you, and my fellow-creatures everywhere. in the actual enjoyment of the happiness, which, in the wrnost profusion, Nature has prepared fur our acceptance. Had svi4d.ra been given to the world, it wonl.l have peiceivvil long ago, during all the ag's which have passed,luit this ever-sought-for boon, this girl, beyond tpe itygliKind power of wealth to purchoe,• :ins ever: been at the world's disposal, evert for 4.1* least regahlosi of+ all the human bitings' what hmliti lived. ant. in whatever profusion the :mans of hp piness have been shed around us, ignorancs. has tei4l7l them from our sight; enveloped them securely within an atmosphere of the grossest emus; so dense and well guarded from every bold adventurer, that eve') the experience of time itself could not heretofore pene trate throu,;h all its shades. 'Phis dominion of thick darkness, however prot , -ct,:d as it was by myiiaus or hydras of every appalling, shape and aspect, has aklength been passed. Experience laid her plans deep in former :ages, per• severed in her ri , liteous course without fatigue, not giving, or one moment's relaxation, proceeded v.hile her opponents slept, and silently c:ept on wit: i the) were inatientive to her movements ; difficult, inzri cote, and dangerous as was each step in adv , ,nce, sh , at length, to the astonishment and confusion of her foes, atta,ined,tlroutwaril barriers. All the PraerS of darkness were instantly in portentous tnov and preparing to inflict vengeance on this au‘'.acious life uder. Experience. however, the parent of true wiidom and real knowleige, therefore wise and determined in all her measures, having till now hiJden her might and M ijesty from her sight, suddenly displayed her ail efficient mirror of truth, burnished to such divine brilliancy, tha; when beheld by the whole liwa of darkness, they shrunk astounded from its pietc'fig light, which instantly struck them to the heart ; they Bed, overwhelmed with despair, and are even now rapidly hestening in every direction to gait for ever, and leave us in the fuli enjoyment of perfect unity, real virtue, permanent peace, and substential happiness. It. is, my friends, under the banners of this ,taccees ' ful leader, Experience. That I this day wish in tini-1 you. Senor alarmed at this proposal. I shall emit now proceed one step farther, having been pre viiirfaV e tutored by ibis isotrring - instruvress, and I nal say , to you, that.ou shi:s day, which will be stamped ind.- libly on the memory of future time, y..lu shall be c.m. tette' to join the standard of Expelienee ; and here. alter you will be unable to swerve from your allegi• ante to it. The rule and sway of this leader will prove to you so just and ecoitable, that na oppret--ion shall be known ; no cries of hunger and distiv.s snail be heard in her streets; the prisints raised by igno rance and superstition shall have their doors always open; and their initruments of punishme:a shah be reserved as her legitimate tropqes of victory. tied a the unerring laws of Experience you shall make such . physical and intellectual advances, you shall all be so well trained, instructed, and employed, usefully, ple4santly, and advantageously, for yourselves and l others, that no gno.ive will be left within you to de sert her righteous cause; nay, each of you will, err long, rather suffer any death whatever, than be forced for a moment from her all-attractive and evercklight• ful service. And by thus acting, the world will speedily be relieved from the overwhelmioa mental slavery in which it has heretofore been held fast bound. We will now quit the language of metaphor, and attend closely and accurately to what facts may say ; and they will speak a language so interesting to each, and so important to all, that they will merit your most fixed and earnest attention.—Listen to wh they say of our distress and misery, and of the prac• ticable means by which only that distress and ni;s:-ry may be removeJ. They say—and whenever doubt's exist they are always ready to advance proof— That the Empire of Great Britain and Irelanlls now in greaterasistriy, distress, and wreta.hedneas: Ado in trility it has been known to be for cent u ries past; That whatever specious appearance of improve ment may at this moment exist, the real distress and' demoralization of the country is going on, and will rapidly proceed, until the causes which create both s:1411 be removed, and until they shall be replaced by zither causes of a quite oppsite nature ; That the United Empire of Great Britain and Ire land never in any former period possessed such an rCCC?S 4f selperahuldant mewls to relieve the whole 4. !'Lt brston: , euereior, and savant, crud, ttro!ast penhh ment, mew cecevarily 5. Ice• ditcutttem b toil.a.lectlon, sod corn? Land ••! erre:Jos to the govvrt.i7e! puvre.v4 eot:p•quetuly G. 1 h t while th-se Incentives to every thing vole, (liner'', and snicked, shall be permit ed and encourag. '1 l'ty the Govern.. mem, it Is downr:ght mockery of common aen.e • o talk abets.: rdigion, and of impitning cockhtiort and murals of the. peer and working etas.• 7. Tt.at to ?.,R aad art thus, Is a weak and silly aittropt to tieceue the pul.tte—tbs public is um stow dec.ived by It—a,4 tier. ai 617%11 locootistrtat and outuelioirigjargol will MN deceive mny of my fricods, tiot angry With their pro:ssilmst, rattier endesvL.or wiqi me to resat/ye Cot esistilme ut 14.04 ors 4.llll.tanees whikt eVOldletsdoest such perverted imeUrcts Pity brewthus illred, them, awl du !silent* gaud. ~ f • * • 8.-I hat, malitt l it4 ofriattal Improvtatent while 0 - .lse and shittier ctrcuttaikali.A.ri Pfhititted to remain, eit.lbhs.a 131:.,1 wisdom and tor...,lte.twirklcs as to wait for toil dr ying tip tit tie tmeatt, walla all be reirefil of the eon!' aria coutanually pouring their streams sato i s waters. 9. 1 hat to fellttoOt tl t w 11,1111, stW to intoili.tt good babby vdatldrigtelleer,.ncl permanent !lappets's., for Inge setuma nta.res ut poverty, VON crin r , tbisery, act.l lab& a, mint ba ,vltlually senfirated, and divided 'mu ntata,',e able portions, and di., ribweti over the country, lu. Tt.at !e atnvlioroting the co , •ditlou of the :ewer orders, slid act kokaoty gener.illy, it is absolutely rsquia:to ti , at means should be devised to wed train, bistruc , , and albrania. geuu4) eml Ivy, every child that shall be born among a...! wen /:,; we Cavil.% and to grru them ad tho necessartes, mid bittnieal afTatreslitil'S should be formed as would enstiti the wutitiii! ela..ses t.. imam ail lb , ste blessings by their trim t*:. hour, lenietrat. ly eaertvi uni.Lt the gowsumeut of mild and egos:at:lr laws, tiut would admit an increase of trt:esanii, its pre. p tttttt sn to me Itnproved mural conduct and intent coal acquire- Hu. of the great body of the peopie. :cr.. tbe'etvorif ts,:e and meant non' exist, to form dime artmsements, wiihnto (mating cne prude of it.y.ry tea *MO) imbeteust, but on ill,: eeettory, .aeb one from the ino.t t.ppte. •c.i and degraded of the tennan rue, to the highest r•ilcr of btatea, tbell h.l,venLlty and paw:l4loly benefited by ii.r. zbar gr. AliJ f a ds 141th. , 1 that the Iv..mee, paieticed I it of the pre.: tit tirms, arc a song, WilC3 they imay,'::.e the. pauperism will be created, increased, at.d pet pet u stet] by the plans now to be submitted to the to, the almiitiot, of pr. verlys idleness, and eliniv. I feel ral.ell, hAvever, really indebted to those Genii mon t. r briuging before the public every objscuou that acute and intelligent minds cap suEe gest ; my wish is, 11145 the whole subject shculd be to investigated r.n.l seruilnized, that nut one of its uumediAte effect', or twist remote consequences, should be hiJeleu frnor the wr.rld. // shall with:tam: thefell blear , r 1 kis% r;;e3( jaarer and wag kid, sr 1 saS Air iv biotite 1 say it, Miss :vet, with a coadence, fearku of atif oppositithi;l:::Sixtg A disiinceand Accurate know. l , edge et all p,Ats of this extensively enathined 'Object Wore me. illat it will bear the test of this trial that afzet each moor to which it can bi pat, even by its most powerful oispoiers, it will be more and more put ifit them the misconceptions of igno. ranee;' and present , it.;rlf, al tuture ages will find it, consistent, and cunirlstAr for all . the purposes fat which it was deeiseds I would here beg leave to ask these Gentk men, If to ir.iirt a child catelully and well, bum earliest is tancy, be a likely means to create, increase, and per. pet nate pattperi.tn It to instruct a child in an accurate and correct knowledge of facts, be a likely means to create, in crease, And petpei u;:te p:auprrisrn ? It to give a child ki , ►d And benevnlent dis• positions, other good habits, and An active, cheerful industry, be a lik ly to create, increase, and perpetuate paupe►i..►n ? It among wcrkirg classes, to Instruct each male, in the crag-rice and Ivowledge of gardening, of agrica!ture, hod in at Lune one wher trade, manufacture, or occupation—it to instruct each fe.. male to the best n:.tho.l of treating infants and train ing children, in alt the usual domestic arrangements, to make th:lrstlves ar.J others comfort a bl e , i n t h e pr 4ctice :Lod ktv.wle4e nt gal denin g , an d in. some one useful, light, and healthy rosnufacture—l ask, it all or any ut these parts of the plan, be a likely means to create, increase, and perpettrate.patsperism If to remove the causes of ign orance , auger, t a tiger. re venge, and every civil passion, be a likely m e ans to create, ionease,Anif Ret ate p it to train the' wto4e population of a country. to bra tempetatWiii*l t itiouti, and moral. be a likely means to creatk;iqcreop.and perpetuate pauperism I It to unite in, e'or4i4 union, and mutual co-opera tion, Without one feeling of distrust on the pan of any, be a likely means to create, increase, and per petuate pauperism ? 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