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7 . 1 ) tim..,",(1 . . . .0 .._ ,-.11. _ s .., k, . s < ~,.....„ .... ~. ~.. . N . _ :hte 4 t , 4, Fill >AY, ()C I'Ol3E I 24, 18" i 9364. i ►: .~.:~ • c::. ('I 'I Y AIIC I lON Malt I. 68, CIIVAP,WI-. , • e.',• 1 ()N. Stoek•br..k , .., res,:ectliilly presents his ..,. 4 ;' "-11, v 4 O , a 'orief NA.:•c•I 4 th. , Nitrits of the NEW : t . :\.-..--- '!X l'R !Zit - .0 ,R..0,f co ! -;.• ': 7,:t1) ::.:.1 , 1 , :4••, rw.t I'ieltl , l Meads Number-5,71V. 1 i ..k.A: • :c.ve 7 i1',014! t.Siat , Ce. •,....: ~. ,Irv . .vi lilank , , the 11..1.1,r, may receive £l9 hioney ..:.v.... or w.iit :he ktur t.f thvir being re-drawn en .1-e Leot Thy. TiFrIINS I' rn TIOVif.ftIBER, r -,-I. 7 '":{? r.IiFICE, Nu.:!, CORNI - 117:1., where •:•:. 1.-, t C••, ,tl^o, Ihr l.a A" :t 000, • l!..•1. tr•re Qua , ter, one I In sixteenth :sixteenth s; ~. .I. , . h :.okt two :•:xterttilts; I The only 1*•• 1'•••n of XI VDU, Ist 'IL: t::ily 11. , of .€6000; One Shy. Ard its the last few Years, 4 ,i.5.j4 , , ,, 00 ....5i x of Rit,ol2), .£3,000, h'4,000, £l,OOO, Ste. V.'tte :At iilared, !“,1.1. and pad, m* tko,aml. Ttie ;alro.nce STOCK and vi , ;eg of muus•Taltc.i (416 Property of rre.eir Aftn,ufacui-er • . Tradriwen, and (ekes. aracomptlled 11 , the 11. , avy pre.. bun: lime+ to t"rce an tottii.-Nate mark. , ), tv.y des-rilef.n of 1.1!•!; , :' , 1 and WO') LI.EN • tilt A Pito V, Until ILRY, rich ( 'Ul' (; , 1 , 08, CHENIA TABLE and ()F3- .•EitT : 4 1,:tV1C1.5, MIN :• 1:1:ItY. FANCY CABINI. I*- WAKE, CU 11.F.KY, JAPAN-:t I'EL) GOUfki, Ste. &c. whirl) are ciatfly Oa SAI.F. BY • .M7CTION, By Mr. MOA I', iii -, (.11 .1.;.;!! FROM THE leALI:::11 FRONTIERS, OC WEER 79. The Gram! P....-viesr t f 0. - se 'F:os 1 , 4 6 place on tks iras f , %:•t ss-i! ay tide Tie an o! t'i•c•;;;i::vs id the troopi-et..; , A .:d ,, i , :•ts:o if Cis r.--tiviosis spt ctatqrs. Tise Gale; a!s, tli • Lus:. ::t. I's US 'AP, Alla Atkuliant,c , in' ~ rrrt ., (i,lCl .. l a ' iQt. , Tat tier, And Ftino.m, t-e:e l or!se.n. Tic I'.c; !1:11fe t. WCllirgll7ll, !•.1:7 St %t •al n; t.ii:orueists ; 7117.1 17 ~:! that the b. rt whist:AA:if!: -g the ddis-tent 1,. A.l es , if•-sas.:lve: to tin , Lc et Ow f cosrarr as in;y f.. , •. ' 11, , •1*.! I•I I •! .!!iy tic:n of the Ate.; of 0 It strsy s!:ould Like place. it ss. ill not 'or (IS/ s ,me time nert ye T.-4slany vet. Leis I ‘s. 11.111,7 arrived within these few days the ports t:e bons from 'lie Baltic ans‘i Ns rli.d&rntien. 'I :'e prici.rs .de az•cliksiog in the principal markets. greatly imprimes. It is tsuppliss•d tfat Mit.ister At War will succced in Army, at the bcgi, , ning the ensuisz yz.tr r to double it present strength. b~i~ '~F,) ;•I.; At the Ci . v Auction Mar.., rig ell at -kir, eonetv/..a in inet..ashig attraetitm tt, draw a crowee 1 ntWit tiro, who,. eon—Ail/nice hi ,ht telvetathlity of the.Fstabli,hot. n , Hatt. ring, to the i'rn prit../.r, ao I insure, 1:i, rota itti:anee to• givieg a lid. t y.liA6tit'e of the perwolorr of ail /he Priiiitity that p.,,st dirimpit hi., h Stir every Diy, at Ttedv.:, mai ag.t.kt in the Evroh.g, -A Sever. tiChiek. VEls.ll H NEX . I' MUNTI4. :) ,IVEW It IGH I . hope dieir Friends d. 'ay, ivrektigate t!!is merits of the present 1c11 , m , , f r thr ITIIITV It tl CzArnialt:.l the more i! 'tort be ap- Irove.l 'I I.ere are almost •IAVI: PRIZES to UNE BLANK, vl 'hose Ali:. advemure early may become enttd.:.l to Lase 14.1 , rawo I WIC- ; and althony,k drawn a hank the t may a Pelae nt .0340.0 the :second time, as ,:! le in the LAS Y CON'l RACY. when Mr SIVE N Kit; I I . in. roducral this improvement. The prest.rt La:- rtv e. warn; ONLY 7,t00 I'wo tickets of eac h nnber, :011 11, sides the ch nce of many other Capitals, it will toured the: I ick , ts each gain the sum of FATE. TRIALS. Thls day was I tibl sliv,l, itouble Rival btu. Vol. the ie*,t: (.),' the Aar a New Puke /I. 1 Is. i)d. A COM PLE TE COLLECTION of STATE A. TRIALS and Proceptlttit., for H:(114 •I'REAsON and ,:tier Crimea and Misdemeanors, from the earlLst Perit4l to the Year 1783. with Notts and other lilustratinns. Om. led by T. 1. Kiwell, Lsq. F.lt.ti. F ati:l 41 frt... the Year 1783 to the prearitt ; Ttitinta Joins 'Live 11, Esq. London ; Printed tor Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown; J. Al, isiehartlson ; Pin-linty, and Allen; Craclock, and Joy ; E I.ltery. J. Hatcher !, R. H. Evans, J. Booker, J. Booth, Bud.% ,il.l elkiti; aid 1 C. H nsard. 1 ' 4 , 4 The gtetitt-r W Ca,a comini•ed in this Volume, Including the Years 179 1 704, a. e I rids before the high Coeri Jii..ticiary in Sciril.;•.d ' , eve which were neve. Wore pub. d. vi.dimse eiintAins that of I)Aniel kisc Eattit. Loadini, f. , r a 11 1 .0. and tlont of Walker ail 1 eta others Latica4 r, for High •I reason. r: o,i'oo S NUIIII/..-16 must each Rain the sum of X 40,000 t Numb. r may gain the prodigious sum of .t:/ , 0,410d I. atid 1. :IV F.W ft IGli I have the sni-fsction al..' to notice ...! :h.. price of 'I Ickes and Shares contiris..4 moil, rate, and 7k . 314Vay - , a good cadet) , at their oid-. stabloiwil thfic.:s. No. 17, Co.tNnit.t. , No. :t h, HATIMARICIT, No iI , l-loca.utst, and No. t ot, 011uitt) -STA CIT, where the Last se , 41 , ,0. , 0 i•rize, and r0..-n otter Capital+, ha% e beta recently divided among the K.i , :ic. _ MUNICH. OCRPIER is. Yesterday Prince Eugene laid widi great pomp the foundation of the 1)..1.1ce whi..lll•.e is to build and which will rival the tilest P.llces ol Rome Venice in beauty and granJeu7. Du! Prince will in future reside. during the gtex er vitt rf the year. b.t guaith ; but in the fine s E chstadt. FP.AUD PREVENTED. 1 0 counteract the :navy :attempts gist are daily ▪ ina,',e to impose on she unwary a spuriOOS composition ins et Vie Genuine Blacking pre - wed by Day and Martn, they e to adopt a nvw Label. in which their address, Hivli H.,140rn, cacci co,spicuously, that they trust an attention to this, :he retire co 'he type, winch is unlike all letter-press ill enable 'rch:Kers at onee to detect the inaruhitton. Thela 17t4.t.`KING, ma 'c by DAY and MAR I'IN, 97, • thorn, will in future be sold in Bottles at 6.1. Is. and s. tad. each, and a copy of the I abet left with all Venders. DAY AND M.IRTIN, 97, High Holborn. CONINIEItCIAI. HALL WINE COM PAN Y re.p-otuny acquaint their Friend. and the Public, eorliequesire to he failure of the Grapes of the last and pre ,: y-ar, and the &nails scarcity of Wines of the favourite s of i sus, is! it. and tut S, the Company will be under e •••:ce.se yvf .silvatteing their Wines of those years 4s. per ilos. • will t secute all Orden at OLD PRICKS till the let Day of ',:venibtr, when PUS I' WINES, Vintage 18I:i, now 38s. will be 42a. • Dl l• 10, Vintage 11112, now 4:11. well he 465. hi U. Vintage 181 m, now 48a. will be Soo. Ihe Putt Wine of 1604, at 4iss. what th - e Company have fur. 4••;.1 their Friends with for the la.t IS mondis, requires no .-:her observation than that the Quality ha► been acknowledged every buyer Of it, to be eoperior to any other kk'fii:•s selling, the fasovr of as early order from those families who wish to Fy in a Stock uf ir, will much oblige, (particularly as this is the roost favourable tune of the year to lay down wine for crusting.) A fail list the Company's Prices of Wines and Spirits per pipe, lia may be had by applying at No. W. Sitialutr•rreet, or no, ['skint sueet.--Ocinher 5, 1817. N.B. L.:no Dos. of full bodied Claret at 635. 400 ditto Rich Fronogniae at 661. • Sample Bottles, 6s. per Nile:. • It Sold for Exportation, Claret, gas. p e r (Int. Fronsiguiac, 89s. per doe. DIXON'S AN nut) lOW PILLS • VITIATE!) BILE is the fruitful source of all those disonlers width act nn the Stomach and Dowels, occadoning Indigestion, Hearthion, Fln'<ore, Headaches, Simons, and a variety of other Arc-nous, the constvtence of a disordered action of the Liver and Organs. Theao Pills take every recommendation of mild operar;on with successful effect; and requiring 1.0 restramt or confinement dirtily. their use, are in particular a moat valuable and conseulent Me .dicine for Gentleawn of the Army ors Nairry; and Travellers. In tropical olimstes where the conseqtrertoci of rodundan* and vitiated 1311 fr !am se Prevalent and &larding, they are an effectual protection from those girths—They are Wanes peculiarly calculated to ger , rest thsonien arising from excesses' of the table, and to restore the injured tone sof dap stomach. - • . - Sold in boxes at 24 nd. do. I is. and Ws (by Appointment) by R. SUTLER and Sena, Chaining, No. *, Cheapiide, corner of St. Awl', Onside-yard; Sanger, ISO, Osferd.atreet ; Shattle*orth, oPPothe the East-India House, Lrailenhalhatrect ; Wright sad Cu. No. MN Hilb - emit; norolith: and by the principal Book. and Druggist. to 'wry Oty and Town in the Kingdan. NOB Olt WOWS sal eaters vita.--Ma ItTialott "Life Is rutty Life. when bk3t with Health.* THE finest system of Ethics is to ewnfine within due hdunds. at.d thus to regulate the PASSIONS; unrestrained arid initibur.lirroe they impetuously destroy those barriers which keijus and Morality have made sacred; to curb bat not sour- Lt. tittle* appears the lesson of Prudence, beet cakulated to Let their 141rrestveenee. _ _ _ Every disnreat.ization of the human frame requires great me d•cal knowledge to remedy, and the public welfare is promote,l when Prof/atonal men (disregarding the suggestiobs of the ca vities and _interested) devote their studies to the treatment of those complaints generate.: by imprudence, and the ebullition of ! tin panions at an unguarded moment. "Thc strength of a na thm contists In the health of thepeopler but it is melancholy to ou the daily sacrifiee to the ignorance of unfeeling empyti wen, and to counteract as far as possible its further ravages, we offer to suffering humanity, the result of our own experience in the wirings dicta: es of bebility. The unwary victim of solitary vice, (early aequir,d at scbooT, before Reason has asserted her right over the mimi), will, in contempiatieg his powerless state beione tibeeptible of enlivening. seueatioas, in knuwing that the moat cent:heated gate of exhaustion may be rotted into manly energy. hiteuse study—immoderate anxiety—long residence in tropical Nimes, and many other causes, will frequently derange the sea. eon &erre ;in such Cayes we can bold out an assentor* of re anintatien, by remedies which hive long answered the sanguine hopes of patienti of both sexes. 'lint bane to human haypiness toes ever a CA, can now be treated Carlessly, the iuiprovtd•state of Medical Silence having tbeested its antidote of those distressing properties that so king rendered its exhibition etteertap,and harassing. We best explain our method by observing to patients labouring under this malady, that a le* days only are reqaired for the removal of early symp toms; that the mein inveterate case will yield to our remedies within a !ninth,. add that in a person who only suspects bimtelf idured, the disease may be prevented altogether from appearing. Educate•! in this our native city; schooled in our professional attainment by its Splendid medical characters; and having been able, personally, to compare with admiration the British Surgical practice, with tke continental, our pteteaN•na to superiority (in a branch we have selected) are matures' by. experience, which is evinced by the daily applications we receive, even Irons distant countries. GOSS and Co.' M. IL. C. Surgeons. 13, Bouverle-street, Fleet street, London. •. For the general accomModolon we do not limit ourselves to stated periods of practice, but may be consulted at ail reason able seem—Country Patients are requested to describe minutely their s)tuptotus,&c. when medicine, with advice, TAU he inane. diately forwarded to any pan of the ISinsdonl.4 dent-sines Is expected tis Koslow] ON we. For the accommodation of suels persons as possess fisrgrave's S:air I rink, a separate n•le page ha• beco printed, so as to ren.er the Continuation applic . ..isle to that 2$ well u to the oe:avo mos. I hu h 'hope who s ash to p,...ess me Modern State rrialt, ci her a% a separate work, or as a Supplement to either of the C.ols Irctions, may be pruvided with it accordingly. LUNAIR. POOR IN IRELAND. SUPORT. The S,..lect Committee appointed to inquire into the expediency of making further Providon for the Relief of the Lunatic Poor in Ireland, 'nine, purs'uant to the Order of the House, inquired into the subject referred to them, and have agreed upon the iul:owing Report :_ Your Committee have inquired, as to the extent of the accommodation which may be afforded by the present establish cuts in the .several counties in Ire land, and are of opinion, that those establishments are totally inadequate for the reception of the 11111AtiC poor. An Hospital attached to the House of Industry in Dublin, was originally the filly receptacle in that city for persons of the lower classes, who were afflicted wan mental derangement ; and the cells attached to site Infirmaries or Poor Houses is winse of the coun ties were by no means calculated for the restoration to sanity, or•even for the safe custody and care of the unhappy persons who were suffering under so tread. ful a malady. Your Committee refer, on this sub-1 j:ct, to the evidence which they have received, and to the docnments and returns which are annexed. In the year 1810, the necessity of applying some relief was brought by his Majesty's Government under the consideration of Parliament, and liberal grants were, made for the erection of an Asylum in Dublin, un der the name of a The Richmond Lunatic Asylum," capatsle of accommodating 200 patients. In the year 1815, 170 lunatics were removed from the House of Industry into the new Hospital; and yet so great has been the increase in the number of patients transmit ted from different parts of the country, that though the Asylum has received to the full extent that it was capable of accommodating, and thus relieved the How: of Industry from that number, still your Com mittee find that there is now in the latter establish ment a greater number than there was at the pettod when the foundation of the Richmond Asylum was undertaken. This pressure is every day increasing; and as the majority of patients are sent from the re moter parts of the country, it is in vain to hope to tlitniniih it, unless by the establishment of other Asy. Isms, to be administered on the Plan which has been already acted on in the capital. ' Besides the Asylum in Dublin, there are other es tablishments, and one particularly in the city of Cork; with the conduct and government of the last ' mentioned, your Committee has every reason to be satisfied. The success also which has attended the mode of treatment adopted in the Richmond Asylum has been very remarkable; and your Committee re fer with satisfaction to the testimony which they have received from one of the Governors of that Institution. An extract from the register ot the Asylum, which is given in the Appendix, will thew how considerable has been the proportion of cases in which restoration has followed the treatment adopted ; at the same time , it is obvious that. the general knowledxe of the suc• cm of that treatment, and of the existence of an establishment in the capital for the_reception of luna tics, supported by Parliamentary grants, has induced the transmission to Dublin or numbers so great, that the-Governors of the Asylum, and of the House ot Industry also, have been obliged to give a public no tice, that it is impossible for [hero .to receive any more patients from the country parts of Ireland. Your Committee beg leave to call the attention of the House to the detailed opinion expressed by the Governors of the Richmond Asylum—that .the only mode of effectual relict will be found in the forma- 1 tion of District Asylums, exclusively appropriated to the reception of the insane. They can hive no doubt that the successful treatment of patients de ' pends more on the adoption of a regular system of moral treatment, than upon casual medical prescrip. tion t and they are distinctly of opinion, that if dig , were content to advise as addition to be made to the present County Hospitals only, it would be in vain to hope that•each Coitity could provide an efficient su perintendence of its separate Establishment. A Bill was introduced into the House l ot commons, in the year 1804; framed on the rinciplp which is now re. com'n-nded; and your Comn,ittire cannot but te;:•e that h did not then meet the saitctico of the L-gisi• • tore. Yam Committee are r,} ori • ion, th it in ad, tin.; :o the Asylum wlsh:l'l;2s been founi.l.d - lip., and that which I,as heen so sticcessfitlly csta blished in the city if Cork, there should he tont. ~r five District A syilims capable of containing each leo to 15u lunatics. They conceive teat the tsar {,lied most suitable for t'oe sites nt rich nts may best be twined by tl:e C;o.ernaien: ~t Irel too; that it would be ex,: '•licht for t.at purpose, that a BM should be ontrodecej into Parliament, empo , ce:ing 0:e Lord Lienten.tnt, with rt..t .vivice of his Mljesty's Privy Ctunctl, to divide the f o .tr 2::ovince s I, _l :;:d into rlietricss, ac cording to o , e locohry and the respective extent and populition nt the contit , cs in be crrnpriLe.i in them ; (I I th:lt t;xrcose of the A syl m for Lunatics to ht.) est.ttslisi:Ld in each district, should be borne fly d.stt:cts respectively. Tie law !laving already recognized the principle, th..t Pti sett:rat:tits should be niade at die several As sizes for the support of tl:e County Infirmaries, your Committee are of opinion, o.at it is only carrying into execution its Lei evelent iiisentions, to extend to a class of the poorer population so wretched as that into the state of which these inquiries have been di rected, the rebel and care which it is the duty of the State to provide fur them, and they have no doubt that nut only the expense will fall I.•ss heavily on the respective counties, by adopting the principle they recommend of distinct establishownts, but that it is only in such that provision can be made of sufficient extent, or tfat medical skill and care can be obtained in the degree which the public ought to contribute to the cure of malady, and A 01126011 of wretchedness. Your Committee believing that theme are nt.toy public boialings, such as barracks for troops, ai.J pl a ces tor depositing nrilit.,ry stores, which are no longer repaired to be s 9 OCCUp:t tl fo e the vice, doubt not that the liberality of his Majesty's Guvernmert wili induce the appr.Triation of such edifices to tie reception, of patients, if their loc .1 si tuation ant! other circumstances sarnild point them out as suitable for the purpose. This suf.ject haviu been under discussion in your Committee, they are anxious nut to leave it untouched, though they have no disfnet recornmeialation to offer; nor, with pro. priety, could any flow from them. With respect to the apportionment of the sum to be levied rats each county within the respective dis tricts, your Committee are not prepared to present ati) data to the House; but they recommend that vie Lord Lieutenant in C...uncil should be empow ered to fix the contribrition, and also to nominate Go version of the respective Asylums, and a Board of General Control aud Corresoundei.ce ; the members 01 which should not receive any salary or emolument whatever. Your Committee have observed with satisfaction, the dicinterested labours of these who have superin tended the Asylums in the cities of Dublin and Cork; old if they mere to go into any d 1411 of the • princi i;le, nn wl.ich the establishments which they prop , ,se might be hest administered, they would earnestly re commit., an entire conformity to the system laid down and acted un in the Richmond Lunatic Asylum, as that system appears to have been considered with great anxiety, and acted on with signal success. In what your Corminuee thus submit to the House, they desire to be nude:stood as not wishing to interfere with either of the etove.mentioned A.) lums. The establishment in the metropolis has heen supported, exclusively, by Parliamentary grants; rod it would perhaps be only reasonable, if the Legislit ; ture sliould continue to defray the expense of it on its extended scale, that the county and city of Dublin 'should be called upon to contribute to the support et any other Lunatic Asylum which may be founded in the vicinity of the capital ; at least, your Committee ! may anticipate, that, by the tot oration of relivr ceptacles for the insane, the number how removed to the metropolis will be considerably and that the expenditure which the Clown has bran A. custotned to recommend to Parliament, both for the present Luna,ie As) IA and Ihe House of lOustry in Dublin, may be proportionally lessened al.o. With respect to the county and city of Cork, the expense wtich the Grand Juries have already pone to, and the liberality and ptiblic spirit which they and the nth:Ai:tants of Cot k have manifested, le.d your Committee to be or opinion, that under the auspkes :R e d care under which it has hitherto Leen conducted, the establishment now existing may best be left. They are of opinion also, that it will be sufficient, in the extent of its accommodatitu, for the future call. on it. Your Com:mitt, e would however recommend, that it should be subjected to the same vi.itation with the Asylums to be formed in other districts. With regard to their not being required to conti ibutc to the support of any except their own rstablishrncnt, there ate other grounds, arising front the raw* arid popu lation of the county and city of Colic; which confirm your Committee in thaerecommendation. It will be expedient still, howovr, ;n the event of Patlianient acting on the suggestion which your Committee have taken the liberty to offer, that there should be provided in the Gettaal Lufirmai y in each county of lieland two ur three cells for the tempo rary custody of 'milieu, previously to their trans mission to the District Asylnins. Your Conant:tee refrain trinii suggesting any fur ther &tails, deeming that she ulterior arrangemettts may be with more propriety •detertnined by Lae Exe cutive Government; deeming it unnecessary, also, further to recommend to Parliament the considera tion of a subjecteo mategally importing the character of the country, and so deeply interesting to humanity. The follrivring are the witnesses L . :alarmed before the Committees -------- Colonel Cabbie, Right Hon. Sir George ilizzleran Hai, Bart. Robert hiwyland Carew, k.sq. John Ltshe Duster, Esq. Right Hon. Wnt. Cat) tighans P.lunitettl, Right ll4m. t.ir John I pert,. Bug. Thomas itrte; Seq. Right linn. - lleoia Browt.e, James 4,10 it, gm. Et:ght Hon. John Ittr"Viell Barry. •liight Asa. M‘nriee flugerrit, Right Hon. Augurtiue Pimp:raid. HAGUE, OC WEER vo. To-day the ordinary arnnal Session cf tMe Stat es . General .was opptawd with the usual tvilemnities.— Toz Kima delivered troor the throne a yeedi, of W!:ICIt the fullowing is the substance: His Majesty began by nnticin4 tie happy evialt of the birth of a son to ti.e Prince or Orange, and alr!el, that iris education slictild he so differed as to rose •0% him froth his earliest crirlrliiontl with a ipense or Iris duties, and with the' most ardfut zeal fin . the Ircedem and welfare of his e:avitt y nom. " The general peace (said his Majesty),. has b:ea undisturbed, and y d.ty priives that the Govern ments, as wc:i as tile: people, are 4111:411:ITlistli in tilt desire of maintaining it. Oif n. 7 si.l:, 1 ht v e nof glutted Rothii,g th.lt c.:l (211 d t,. 111 , U% L.a ‘l , 4n and its ;I.:: pod. w:11 GI 1.*.n.5` , 11 Powers." • 41. His Map.,ty r , tired. ist caused by tite us: v.t:i.ible seas ,, n,• issit e. 11165 the iich har vest of the prsseirs year nib l',,e dis tressed have been reti• ved pary.y eat ul trot k, kiartly 'by giving t:sein ; rite I. cal Authorities !give done t:.eir o:vat.: cha rity, fairest rtisit ii !he natio:sal eh ract.-r, hat kept pace uith the ins.:e.sste.R ois:re..:s. tits iti..jt'Sty cbaef es, flat s swe ic...1 1 .5.ti0:,5, 1 i .I:Ve to the poor, ate 114! , :ezb.:!), b tt,j3l laid in tliis .:• s s•s! • ,•pc's:sl that experiettcs• ..5.5 to Ist. tist..!ul t,i . 11 e•'4ll - probably, ntaistnactures). N t.. . t!;; ls.'s more injuriou s lo tlns tis:At law dearness ot alncti has checked t.te ceit.suminion of es urcd amongst the to sst nit:;seicsus clapts t.r ti.a people. His Majos.y ats.:, if ac the Cov..rament itself has fit the intlatoce t:.is state et things by the great nutcase of its expenses, and the diminution of its receipts. • Besides this, a g'icat dencit has been caused by the not icy) iOg of a La upon inherited property (or a legacy tax). •'• The 1.5 w ropectisig the !setts put in execution for the first tune, and ha aucV eft• s curry expectation. gr ictlltn:e is film ishisty. T 5 e tits, :he cu'e.tkiui tr.etir, :aid laranclitts consiected d ie m h a v e i:lapiovesi, and the ti..l:3sna of the (orit trade by se.!, ttiii:z it ..,ecured the kitigdum fri ni c.,:city at hi Inv, aisd kept the p ices of Lre,:ti its the c• ut, try lower' than anifAlg . has COW* tineti to the pt.rts of iwthetlautts, the Hivii.se of being the gram/diva s ail Europe." _ Maj. use great expense cansel by e re 1, 1 v6 c4t i.. 0 o f the southetn !r ntieri 4% great many public tto: k•i, its hat hours, ifte have: been riegur: and ctntinui d, ai.d even ; and in :Gm* provinces gr....it toads have been niai!e, ',Lich the saiest enlig :c!.sd iiibabitYnts have t,r dasited is vaiti Niaji sty si.eaks tv.ta a CA Areal fry w;:id: has Ikett ;N.J.:Hatt:4 tit thtt Univ. rii.ies, and exp..feti the :41ippitst I;:sults. for the whtde kit.gdom. liis ,Nl.•.Fsty c-rr..liudes as tonnws: " ' llan the number of objects is contici7r.ble oft we Lail look with saiisteicf:on, and e nisi% the mere ti.a.quillity Attend to the mans of estrica ting ourselves tromiemporaty Whin ei.fre• independan of the hunvin colt. Bi the surest plettEre Of this i sought by the Witioll id the corcrol co-ope.. rAtioa of Ow g Mt.J tile St.ite , -Geleral. I nor your Il:gL-Aiglainesd:s, sentidit:dis and ekatn,:le h.tvc so powerful an inflinn.ce, 4,11 .lisap. 'point its el:Al:nee ; add the f..rther ent - tismdtion-di 4 soci:ll9ybtc.::l, lcohittlesl on painciplis of And cutler, witl be, wi:is .he bl;:ssiog Cdp. the reward Veil 45 lilt of uur 1E141..141.1g4b.t! L'e 1 . 1. t: CS.lti:it:ef 01 the State , 43:l.er.:l ski taken up, it., its meeting on the Itst, chitlii in pre.&. tn10. , ,y :forms; As admitting the ncw klearbets choosing three t4ew,bets tokle propose) W the King, to select x hesident Iron! the. number. G. Cettnot.t., the Conrac:or, is prqud to perceive,. from the rapidly iacreAsing Sale cat the present Lon: tery, the &meta approbation. with which the .Scheme; is regarded. He earttestiy ree. - Jumends to the attire., Coo of the.Pu'olic the nurtieruus atlean;ages which Adventurers ? will ',muss who purchce itt.this Lot. , tery, which cont.unt of) lets 'thin & •plizet uF £4o,oool—Tickets and Shares art uu BJiat.at th. Cuatractues Pax>, 7, Cosoattus., a 00.2 „ airjru so . vil.tie the Last 4 . 3 , /,4;ti.) .s...ts sold. lt g il ia.va . cul:mutite on th e th of that bikini&