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• , —....r.......•••••••=.....m.... for chef LITERATURE; - ages whet* double -- LlTEitAitir Nor:tr.—We are glad to find that tee s. sat Mr. tircaou has published a Ncw Edition of Ids ' 1 Progresses wn..are t teas .... of Queen Dizabeth." The Work was much wanted, the first F.dition having become exceeding l y rare. The Volumes eon- fib__l v engra.ang: Lain, ivesides a ColleCtlon of Visits, Progresse s, Etc. a variet y of MA You Coat Oils, Nikes, Poems, Song, SI/Wiles , °M I6 "' acc. The which accompanied the excursions, or were exhibited on otber p roof we occasions. Among these, some are of a graver, some of a lacier E on may sort; some oad and humoroui, some learned, witty, or in. porposesi--1 structive ;, ail Marking a period to which men were emerging Akin and. st from she 'barbarity and ignorance wherein they had long b een i i t ed .: ip ..... 4 ei , s_ held both by the Church d State. The New Edition has the T hase .pew ig an i .v. adlfentage of. a better arrangement than the preceding one, is . t i se d.. ; ** ale hasTgapplyigshialiatild lillgii • 41 1 4 1-1 e 41 5 well illustrated by Plates, and h as cophsut Isidesesc: in his flavour, by prodacingl ei.ildtond Ataksale•ONEW, Drumm or WILLIASC HATter, Ems: the Friona +jib BW IP•Pher ten widdithe same thorn* lend vett:Mei: breaking .of C o wper.-Wiitten by Himself; • which '. tbe samesentimeht; auCatitbkatlog.thesarn**ne. From this Work, which is just published, and m doubt, excite considerable attention, we ex- , The two volumes icontia‘ .Of I series orPiel'eti-c. will, no d tales, shewing the power of Religion, in sustaiaingithe. tract the followipg passage ale a fair specimen of the., nd under all the *W ft s and dielties of life~ The A uthor'soran idea ofliis prodtiction. " The life ( - 4 a . author is evidently ti - getstleman of deltiate• flinty: sequestered Student, fond of books and privacy, i* --•-• and amiable disposititto, Paratiatiall a "rifled casts' all the periods of his existence, seems, at first, to , :and a woo cokivaisii mini. offer materials for nothing mere than a short and simple History ; but incidents very singular in them.. Excresiriabia oltsnadlortrea, and fie ' Ts of Ateaaasser. , ET reit Bev. T.D. Votnrote; M.A. RMS. 4to..Pirts L toVL selves, and sprOdnetife of 'consequences no less extra- .Thenbject of thls work, - ,Vrhich is the first of the ordinary,' befel the subject of these Memoirs; and !bind ever editain re E ra gn land, is to prepare a.‘oll4)q.an4. though ever devoted to retirement himself, be had so certain if not a read to the study of Archer: much intercourse with many, the most memorable alcurv, 'which, as a veienterhas hithertodetnandedthe characters of his time that a fair and full account of labeu ci r of a whole life, 'from the want of an eleMen him must•inevitablybe A work of considerable extent Mary tieathe on the subject. It is, intended as a ftft t and diversity :" and sueb,,indeed,it appears to be , to the science, and while it preserves she Encyclopsa • Born of an *nail and Orient f a isf4, else Aught,' die • diihtyi it possesses the edwantageof continuoos possessed the tneent:or cultivating a' taste for liteity nsaps.l2 . . 4 .. :sieraits or the work here already sus turn, without baying bien, at the same time, cent. • • ltod litel . have Prayed Mr. FOtbrake compe pelled to stoop'to the &misery of -an inferior accts. aint se the task he has undertakenpardiotteas kis. pation for support: uchilst with an urbanity, highly' Ili research reqaiske for such k work is immense, creditable to himself, he never failed to foster and and it is Only/ gentleman like Mr. ifasbroirei *lib hes encourage the efforts of those who were placed i s &mood his who/elite to the:at i lt" lat . oloatcor. c i rcu m s tances of a less auspicious kind. Bross she push it. The future statism. ' l.• however god Isis station which he enjoyed in society, Hayley often progress much facilitawith The aat nbelliskesents2 found himself in the possession of infl uence, which it .i. wit, work ere nometties end well engraied. - . was one of his highest grati fi cations to employ ' 0p . ..-- - , .. • • -. : r • . ... 7 - ,7 the behalf of others; and the reader of this wog* SPA.Mi ahlaGhi tabr 08. • • 3 - .. , ,A can scarcely fail of being struck with this as the most ve. ,......_ 1 F 1 T 1 . 2 1,.. 8111/I M DMI .,,_ , _.,_ 1 11 A." 11116 _ ___ . T . • ' . . L ___. _••••• ..: prominent trait in his amiable character—a constant ais ;r: i .".‘ o4l " 41 in . P:r s r p ' c l oti t r a w r a r era nnien ture as l=7; tendency to acts of the most disinterested friendship. Fatima. His T ioregie . 4 . Ai ms A l lpes,aujolkusas Bence his continual solicitude for the welfare and is n a c , 01 ,.._. ; .__ _, _____ ~___,,___. ___,_ _..._ _, _ ___‘ success of his youthful associates .; hit almost roman- th e erild 7 , l7 3 ;.....""`r th m eil l ettet Th unc . i T iere nba tiv, 7 lll ' l b : i r s : tic efforts to raisefrom obscurity an estimable Ynuth, o f lityrd c a • aad , who had entered his -service in a ,meniatcapatiti, but' toweriz:i Thu ran___ 64 _ ol , :_s_aa r ti_ ,liotteg e tarrattOs.. aitia --- 1 ; k, "" A who, hy his means, attained to "al honourable Station vier , '!"'"' s ____ 6 " 6 ____uf . w_;!_. 34olll _ 14 in the service of his Country, and among many minor not : A twat " or mi r nt 7uPT 7 Imiranak . - ... :X 11 .:... 1 , kindnesses, which it would be difficult to enumerate, • - and Many 'are :the strains infOr•*liCtig that pension, which, but, that hi's auli had set, would - . • .and antique verse—o Aprended Jiiit4`.ll. doubtless have proved a most important .solaa MAW' qtr oaidecon has introduced Latin i st , et . Amps declining years of his beloved Cowper. With qoalides stitch as these, so calculated to On- . 40, , e l * . m° m a ul ""lin— prove. and its embellish life, it appears to be Matter -. ...VMS_ AIONG OF , CAT/1 . 111(1N , R OF.ARRALGON. of regret, that Liayley should have been, as he only .'._ ~ a t iessee , _,llowsiv__ i Olu icip a r_ w, states, so raotedly attached to ".privacy in elf the to ju ir t l i Zr at t w oberz et s v." ,w, periods of his existence." • Rot sueli.appeatt to . liAltli Whoarao • Weollitlestettlaf t • been the case, and..to snap an *midi& he carry thS• ; was" (Bs' rut/ wredA t at tore, passion - , that bc-w4r, for many yecrs, accustomed Toiiiid, ere the event :eel a bier; to ilenomiNite himself, she " Herinit:" though not And I shuiild die in 'at certainly such an one as is generally understood by lot tleaeLba m int aiba k • . that tetm;.if to.s.ucb a man the terni.could be allowed, n Itritlitr . - t' W I 7 .. 01.4iirt yew cattorros . it must have been on the ground of seclusion only, 0 take a VII,Ei. Anita; from mkt for, from his paternal estate at Eas th ass, surrounded ity Ahab% b e , . , . was ceavoisit by the writings riche learned of oycrt age, in -!iii Whoa the eerastion 'pokily !kw : atva esteesive library, be cautinlially ; contemplated Ow hurrying deg nay &Ira has said— the busy world, and sometimes fplA a plea Sure hi . = era lla w eensec j i 4sa i m a m"- 47 1 311 we1 -ar b lit . twa 1 mining in .it, though but at short and .diatant ill - ti.111.1110040.-in Mae:* : servals, whilst .to his friends, among whom w h e re ViWe aktien, 4wirsstroal ma! - any Of the brightest ornaments of his .day, not even - Ms imeikarteneallowsr eillorrees, escaping Royalty, he appears to have been always The 110111010 lids rallawir ad.; accessible, •.thoagh to them only a head on which . Irseeree laweesita• as away baron .. . • ilerants IWO stag-bow eseediks.hek. souse amusing anecdotes are related of him. II I Ibliwriabist ftagnmenehi4 . : , II chafe MBMoim, the Author has given us an ac. Tbe- o rtia.illtfil, tt ai :=.6 1- -,- ^A •i' . e: 1". - count of the progress of his studies, and•of, his corn- 8 eisime, mat ~.. Is. _ . positions, with extracts from his Diary, his corm- gibe blalmfrtiNieffer "•'!, ' : ! • ;;, and his atersidisfieri "wiry. The Editor it 0044 , • - • 4......- .- !: •,i src *e -- .1 ri :let ..:: . Citteintrodoced some interesting letters respect- b Wait _ii ft 1/141 . - ~- , ing the jug's' admired Cowper. In lament that our rit ildireillii • limits forbid us the plasm of extracting, but in a TV* sild. I • work so multifarious and diversified, this could avail *tat ii . lrsirod; itiet . , . . but little. We must therefore content oorients-with .. cordially recommending it tip the perusal of our - LAW INTICLEMENSZ (eiders as the most internalize and pleasing piece qf .... 1 „ -, ...... - _ anto-bi'ography which has, for . a considesalile pc/164 • come under our notice. • T•sAvsus in :sows Comets' of Et tore, Ant, and /trills. Ey Adwaid nablei 00kes LLD. Part site Third, Sea mei*, Section the &tom 410. 1823. The deli the publication of the present volume _ _ . arose and • knc retell:a \ volume frum " .WV why t; 7 .. ;' • .>s •ei , *Li 4 .'• f CAW Co l .l_Ot stsee nsossii Ape **exam* 4 4.reve! , le tbitabeediettlesidied e Ilbam Plea_ *Melt sibeeielith‘bildlet74l o tibeilea krdig4T , bigatft itft 'Enka tiot . , 4b, be tiken.olfibeJle 114410 tAii-jiete Ago • 11114 - i sail r the wo►' edt the dine* terestil the sulk. being. . sod'. ' - T - I , ......... - C teltUjinile efsbi nn► fee of iirmskt ti :h6 e - ,se t an k: c .„;,„:..,, r Park. Foitnedy it until they p i la f f PINE 7. - -Jut tea. Pigeon Brewery; having used quo. haling col ours a Igor. liluokiup, gyred pounds. Thp re Fnattio to 4 4 was also.an information charging 'him with having put aside-in a private cellar, a quantity of beer, with, l out -having paid she duty. He pleaded guilty 40 , 4 !the comes chargingihitn with having fri 4 Cil Wasso w i t h his beer, and also with having set a*ide,a it ititrof.beer without ,paying the duty ; but net guilt{ ,to one of the counts charging him with having iterated his beer with.burnt sugar, liquorice, &t. , To prove the charges on the latter count, cleposed, that uss:the 3d. o a f May last lie was an 044- iisf the Eite.ise. Op tbatday he went to the pritiri v of the defendant, and saw the beer. Part of it war ii/1 a state of fermentation, throwing out a nasty . kb* Witness told Mr. Taylor that he suspected he but been using colouring again. Hedenied it. Who, :searched the place, and found •a small casket*** ,ing, of.w.hich.be produced a sample. kir. Taylorha i t denied an,y knowledge of the.article being there; . Mr. TayToi repeated his denial of any knowledg e ' of the article having been placed there. Witness two. tinned, thai Mr. Taylor acknowledged afterward that his man had been making some colouring,' that this was the -remains of it. Witness esammed the copper, . which was coloured very and was of opinion that there was liquptice root and other thigg{ . . 'll the preparation. Mr..Tayleir said the article was burnt. malt, small Government allowed brewers to use. The witness said that burnt malt might be and, but not in any prepared forni. Mr. Mayhew said, that. it Waf illegal mine ay preparation of this kind ; but a Treasury Order, whiti gave the brewers the indulgence of using brow* mak to colour their beer, had occasioned much difficulty upon the subject. oc9.lgupy .4 'kr*, .ibaL thq, s locy .ipanueled troin .the ,neighbourhood of Westminster. Both these pputs iso!eif reserve end'A Thetottorgttilltettee now delivered the opi -114400 the C,9 I,44ol,fithat neither of them wno isueeillea-tie &Mope. ..,Bts,int arresting the jartr. Inept.. As to the first objection, although the King tha`ti titieTilide et Westminster, yet there sees enlivens-to Aohicb, a Court of Justice wax at leached t and that would be sufficient to shew that the !supposed .variance was. immaterial. But in an old 4t of Parliament of the 28th Henry VIII. c. 12, an 144 for. geelovist.the King's Palace; in which, after' ,reciting that the King's Palace was in utter ruin, and ttistitheKihg had bought of the Archbishop of York it Mich more co4entent place for his residence, it iwessoleclaved, that ate King's ancient Palace should ;beculled the Kang's Old Palace at Westminster, and ishould be deemed, called, and ordained the Palace etsVhittnialter." From this, ft was quite clear dam the wordi 4i' at" and 48 of " must be taken to be the same, end,: eeneaquentlY. the variance was imma terial. As to the second objection, the Court were opinion that the words " of the County," might be rclects4 as surplusage, and then the indictment would stand welletiough s ,fby alleging, that the cause had been 84 clgly tried .0y a Jury." Fat these reasons the verdict - Md. itned. At the trial, his Lordship con. fessed be was inclined to yield to one of the objec tions, in which a verdict of not guilty must be Corded .; but he was glad he bad not done so, because, if the defendant had'been again indicted, he might have pleaded the first trial in bar.—Rule refused. set 1.11 BMA rtfic. Mr. Denman said he was instructed, on behalf of asb, Attorney of Rugby, to apply to the Court for Wile Redress, gar thefollowing circumstances : The Gentleman -whom bit represented resided in Chtirchollreet, Ruglay. - On Wednesday and Thurs day last, no lei than twelvecaravansfillettwith wild beasts wheat tspi4 Of the respective owners opposite his how*, .a nthibitcd to public sbew and Inspec tion, to his great annoyance, terror, affrightment, andristlatbantte of his natural rest. He had resided in the same house for a period of thirty years, and dwthig. all that time nothing of this kind had ever ricourtodi - &ore being a field in the neighbourhood of the town la- which these exhibitions were always made. In vain he remonstrated against the nuisance, and at hog* he applied-to the Rev. Dr. Wool, ,the :troth for his warrant to apprehend the of. etrii ' l Wag them , befere him for punishment; het the Itoe.Doctorpeitiaely refased cocoas* with his totioect, 'satin .skat beirad granted his liana for the eakihikionha Church.street. Now,under-such eircothsstothe, she difficulty. was 63W: to obtain .re.' oveeseihr this grievous..: Peoblably a Maidamos. to the; Rev, Magistrate, to com4ethimotoisene lis war rant thr - tbi ithiettlautap pe daiiiii•Olithenffenders •J :LW . " e;114 cal 4 - 1. nartaiiip Mietisso-illitytesegasiirsaby d f n ei , s. ..ssrs,32„nl: s;,1" Micilifillial&leptel4. her iii‘fillibelllMibit eft AM illkilitber will 44 Ott if 4111111/ ) - 11ltr &Oft d not avedulitelierti One of the-Excise Surveyors was called to examine the sampleof the:preparation produced. The wits% after batwing tasted it,. _mask a wry face, shook by hawk; and saistit was.versy bad indeed ! The COURT.—Does ,it contain molasses, bum sugar,. or any other ingredient, besides brown malt? Witness. —l do not think it does; but it is veryfoo s staff and worse than any ; have eve r seen befo r e. 4 think it isonly burnt malt. lean discover nothing mote, • ,The Courtr—Will it colour beer ?—Certainly. Mr. Mayhew then withdrew this information;4l olsserved that brewers must not imagine, beca. withdrew the information, that they could bed, lowed to use this preparation.. ; ; - • • • - .. • Some of the burnt malt was, produced.: .. . , ' . • . itThi ll i nlining to black, and almost burnt to ashes. The COURT expressed their surprise that abfig4 thee should be used.in making-any beverage. The Came Cosessisatonaso—What have 704.4 say, Sir, to the other charges to which you boss pleaded guilty? In the name of GOD, Whi is all stuff used? Why should any man, setting up•ai.s• brewer, use it so largely or so constantly ?" - . . The defendant pleaded that he had only beg business in January last, and had brewed very littls, fle,bacl.leeen imposed upon, and induced by design ittk mei to use that which was not proper. . • . l'he Cover asked what sort of colouring the other aril .that was found on-his premises? It was answered, that it 'was the regular beer oej lOuring, made of burnt sugar or molasses, liquoring ada lime.water. • The COURT than condemned him to pay. one pi naltpnf 400, two of tirta, and oneof ad, on tin severar counts ;in the whole £950. Mr. /41altunit said, as the defendant had the en & 91 le 91 . 441 Perie 0 c4 he would consent that theism . ? Isant fpr.the _ pnynseat of the floe of £ 2OO should oat 1-- tone, Italia, within three yeas the defendant should be , detected in .any new offence. The Comer. consented to this arrangeMent. c onyscrion OR ,&-artawast's DOCTOR i - Lew lileptin was Char spid that he, being a debt, it! other person than a chetniit . and druggist, did, 9, tio sth of February last, sell to Charles Taylor repit. et molasses, whereby ba had incurred a penalty , AZOO. There was a coast chatkiiishim with hav e 41onsof a prepares he had incurredit —7 stirely ? ' The that Jt/Ittlob-4 irate. :whey will be gone befilte *MOOR eeti:be *side **OF bleaditaut, • 'lit* DibleWAstrasileetaril blittitto got mot this is IkttlitietiOnt '1 •litalet• title *Andes to poisof them 'llllle Wit Witoderiefgetttqt. . ••• (I v• 7 , • JOirtaa.A.Too vase( netbletty ghe _ .tettleibble *bed. I Era west tbe • lbelittslote io , emof die;Cfnii. !splits Vat tetereemeled by cetoliaits end mss` Oka etiewibi beats, ecreite beisitteSt.' Upon toltipbeitto being made, their *elk Ott dat retlUved Into** meet neer tbe J• 0 34 .4 niz;.airdialsw. itto toy !epee/ was very tnech • ilt4light b Aortae. ft slatiaimels. I don't 'toot ' beterweetit.: to. 1 IVC:i "~ . . . .. • ir .' si4 411 !citing t e re, is v _T p g iip hII the pas- iglven by the defendanteln ree s tion brought by his taftterstbisrvats telt/111.41e could khetlP ix u rpm).* ipicitzed=l:gitigiptagt.ythriAlsorcset .at aIM . dl It. faivatetbemutieo44l4l4 o .26F4 ffte wall ; leasing only as in .. s aTter — LCiel l Errh," in &T.:- • 4 , . .., ' . 1 :,'...d, w<4.420#111 0 4411q0, -ISPW, I mila-els • so - toppers Colabashes, 4a, t itie.„,aeaelffs .- - 11 1 6161 0 1/ 1 = 0 44 1 .in: .7c • . ii.tit , - Mr. Justice DunnoVou vas of th, its conti finance may frovfasbisammposa, , , -). was made by , smiamastocrsdpeetWAells. with his Lordship and his i...,., : !-, er p s volum . e is enriched **if *venal's"! bielik hP wood ottiriti;iolikatei between tie indictment ditits . ostatalsowl turmed•ilDPriewament grarings. .... •' " • * • • '"' t mpiK64prprksrpteedingt ntheall/41systliburt f ooti ,Uhlediaaha l ge,A.,,illva t co .t rem, lau I T . By , c0 ,,,,,,a, m ,„. •v al . /1.: 4 1.1iii, .iir:hlcfs. ;h . i itidle,*4l.. proraitied to. set' opt; itt,Art- •;•: ; t, ..cf,:4:491,W AF. FriLeltli. Al) Lanese, Ism-, ...„ .. . 1 •?:•, • . as, that the indictment inisdescribid the. Val4e , • DePOR . TANT TO sitts-Dsma Author of ' " May You Likes.," has plowldf.vj -.. l lit *Rifle it . .-the kook tsE nibs Kings , RAI7 Mr. 'NILO, the tr.vitstr of the 1 were necessary) :that works of.' i n eroi . oo nii gi4 :l .. ' i 4 ;W f stittinAtiwt wlntfir F' l , o mord: elf lima' Wilionlb was charged with h lay bi .re94 4l l'ed 20 4er , ilkilt•- i0 • 0 411 . ; !It ' .... . ''.. cl.:,abY .colittirk,:tti.. he tith COOrt Of the lattes ,lawidt-lie-his beer, .and Also with ha ses,.--that-nf iectulsasing the pr . .0' 1.1... 'Palate of ‘Vestminster. The s econd icas,,,tll44he w ith. a p r epa r ation .of buret s a g e . , 114 stria thorislitr. , . Hie .first , vel AWA- MI andlettifinu alleged.. "that , the, cause in tbst.Rebetlt •Watyshrilic. Wheseby.he had incurred td - itself in e t yrreltele *hark it—ristees.' iMurttarine-totetried, and was then andthesetried aionnixt nftippards of one thousand Isere these pesPciolei. AcYrY` 44noiped: or:grisc-.' t ur ., a. ,N r p o f 4 10 .,C 9 n At ty.;" whereas the record' irsdlk was also.an infoirnatiou charging 'h Kuala hastivickticsb)rsainittArta -Public') ... , , c ip e a t a o 4 .thas ch q ,,,4;y : impajulded c.ime ltoiu the opt asittein a private cellar, a quanti The delay in the publication of the present volume PP =MOP am Alc, 4 11 _. .'4•WsuFf kiwfrmr* 1 ' '`6" sso ;: e . 1 ; •V a rgi e riiii7fittimbrufra rwar d s .. rose from the lamented death of the accomplished judgment.' Isat dm" waalaattli °PM 1 . 11 /MOW IP imui ■IkAAAL . A _ a " A k i ,„, ~._,,,___ - s - oidio t he sam e per - - son -- te - ngko - iisof a prepsrat4 ;rid enterprisint author, whose talents are.teh. - wall shier lry Whet ati bapliadad iitidtiaplea t :and ,l'ircm'wwwww•7"97i p '.. -- -?pr ir leor Ltw, dshiP will for colouri . n,g beer, whereby he had incurreds4 ALs-i-sa- th° : lit i ... • &haft,- of '•• ha ve s - :flown to neeLioi,eiirojethijr _ad-his WiA's .t6a if "t Orr " 91r. l 't . t rn fi e lit /11/6 - * ( tr . ' illiefillti . ' " ' ' Deity of 400. There were other counts for irrheis e V t t apciAtelps molasses to the same n. atensively read to require i . fiiriiiil siiiiioe.. The client, ihey o il • ihit hi phi trAtk ,ems . /lat . i tt/ ri tolume stow before as has been carefully compiled .slou. . luthis tes4 tin **aim itikthatetbeliW* 4 taallake.. ...iast._, 4l *Casers The -defendant said he did not know it weitia Cosselektheerellikessitil- .7 - 14/ M tet t re a lt " at t" WrltltW e e '''va r " eh " : '''''' , harm to sell tirade or . colouring. He was 60 rum die copious maneseript Journals of Dr. Clarke, , had !stolen ill Ot ies - -- •'. -. Oti 1 . dpi IT. AA, JOWS t. knewno thing of the clprol, ' be' brewer dr with • the exCeption of the first twelve chapters, then &tiny go odi-idd, . . . idisCrA2 . . which were pruned under his own direction . pie. The sksreads..4 044 alit-bit, t '. 14 0 4 " 44 ,.. i ....a***A" ki) hail Plimoomm anything about any -Act of Parliament that skia#it ious to his decease. We are happy to find the, till's' demand, , by delayer:lNV.. iL___,,_, %apAitepsh• • • ' 6 . lt W i , -5-NT:s thbved, *et the !foie •Iltaleed paoisboble. for llite to sell trcacie te a brewer: r ' ' 4ftelahtit'theeletk of the Wistrestief The , iii.r.inrlciedlaise in the penalty 41004 ask Of editing the remaining volumes of a saleable 4toslia sasedy's e r*iec li tM' le rg"'"'" t emaiti n no n Amac o att * OB lB. y e * m a il, si ss o l ute . Mr : 11* Infonips, the c oon, a f ter d ad * 4 work has devolved on a Gentleman of talents end Nit ititeeis ~.:,„,..k• rl'e l e to ,.., education, who will AU ,joitice to the reseaiekes::: ; larblfh 4 1 9Y,4 11 ±accVaP.. _ ______,_ 3 43•, U... , , 1 l i fteinket iYi tfewtion bad tt i lWted terms a fine toe teece,v/ ii - s 7 sec 14 5 Ai .. y a s not the J1.44 . 11101'; he author. The present volume is devoted to Sow flea was small sa - Isa'awassil. . ' ilk' iittattalti'dt'll'a l '' • A 'that 'the said attlaweT 4iiinii — E z elaeliag g illn ythieh the defendebtlit " 44 rethtlasalsaTtems birebried: • tjs had ' behoi brought up hsfeaillio linavla, and contains an ably written and :highly ie.. ..leb. end the•OPlat 410111iII•Cias nbakimtantisaa t il Ill f gt et a yt nutth 4 , •. •• ~ , ~ feers,dstre fee btlog legs& 4 11 4;;; . :eresting description of that roniantic couutry. le but the 'aefendititt s el f 'kit its eild " V 'eel:. ' a - Rrivate . ,fsSif. the Course of his travels Dr. Clarke visited the. Ccik.t Pkee Ltltte' Mortorrg isioCieded in: .the iy i ne 1, ski Tessa rino ve , tut Lady 4 tae *ilk party in ire 'co rn , 010.i r 4 .. A2 , 5 444* .c.1 19 .. .. meih r. cant f r .shiSlWt4seled egainstithe Rule, and . • braced mine of Ethicist, in Delecarlia;where e al*. him with the con ii rhett ef tetetitteitiOft: - . ' ' s' ; and Rev. 7."Nnel, of a dauttieer. far accident had occessed a few.months before hi TheCAllinsigtniti=litrlihfirreingrsaidi ..2 : The .• 6 noinArgiortice , isid, he eonsidered , ot • - bitch , it itedouted i en iteb s erb . Daiwil4 tim ui r 4or. was there, of which he Os* tthe following icceseits; that. after having in a oath of their own an, " fee a lettalolliet tint Vied iaMe the •ciftestion ltelw its lite"et"" elliarn . at tim"rgtr , C4 4l ll l t ;at a 0 1,....... " Some men y antftptipit c!,aiteal a qtrattity hrtbe • . y sta SA tillaaalleralftiNAW 1 , thorteu ~ h y i a , 'f lo w b eTieri f ort a •y t app e are d t h at att . - - -- - 7--T - - - - ShAlfaldill. • . * sulphate Of iron, viii i la siluai tise mine ahnsur:tri i . ri 1314U141")* Vblll %Vivo/ .. to ;814 -: , . hid, itieslolit• paying'. fees acted secretly in a lalill '"I lz . I f B t i e it ' d ' e finnmir e m e . h t t , l " ... ', - da i h mma gibsyt i l r e =e, • being disturbed, fled, fe4vieg their torches hinting ; inastdreftilloihe fin WilOfh: . . 11* hittaelPileht7 intotnies and ' the Court then or , - c e , — , 44 " - L ta bTh i „b„,„";.'", -- k nu l . • ;i e ess• - idhit, it 1 ? by Which means cornbuitien Welt place flee bleapiall111A1011:111 . .4 $04144417:09 .. . - aiiiiitio — • tit: ow e illt iv 'arktirt .lite altel th.der ti:Oiti r _ . d be paid 9n . di n e igabo way Isid ict is ennie lostabseb , of tti nassit H lionent .: , oliit 7, Win_ Coilpleyle lewi , timber of the weak' Orlujii. , amtraunieited- to -dip that the party Waging-it-had not pan onf t ; s an i t /wiles, oudhas chotniultil silk since, in_iiiife,ift. esili greet its4heasellril 1 thrt4444 44ieupasaii asmerr, ay Duca • • 41 _,: r ., • . Wlt7 . 'lt'ot 7 t appeatbd that the Ofwer had acted - - - , -T_ ~ lira. . .. : ~, .. the endeavours made ice its eatiection. At this t - 44 , 11 1 : 41 , 0116.1 M111 4 Aha1f , kir 014 ‘11710 1 $Pnallos*r .. tit was thought that the peeress of the 6.4 lad ! - 11:111:00.41111hask; b56 , 4110‘ IV 014109641 N - a•-uma 1ca11611361647, 63.6. • Ici af t,a6 cl"itit s c±.../..1 ." Will - b ff I—it could , bie .;. riii. imi lett ial • is allidlimi lbsa i lifit . 111"1")"."1 • 41 hts ire: uw . . checked ; but the ; seat forth sulphureous . .wgiekl VONINIAI tit Ike hot **omit Rpm em":— - - - f 7 any ign'''' omission on • )148efs NA . • . - '' . ' tifb f ft? a Ws - 'fee,..vbith did . nor - .., ss . t p;:t A bilig - • tw in g ai N is two"." live a 101CaltOs and at Wasgrfall, to be tem+ 10_rk,.... 1 .. : irae1cnf1.2 1 .1:__° ,4 " 1004 .4.6...14= - ..:4,, , ::. • Nide r. ter 14 tliseherged v -or& he; 'J ar fr ihilipseeserr,he csarerVedss.llll , . .. of • . stwseoseri the ton am & S LI M/ I P:1 4 il . wer P 3/4 wil r iv r aw ‘ m." um " . qwww " mitilw " . " ! . ' 1 " 1 .. Otai,:ittit tinet - . the Meet bed- erred 'citiftly. In th , PA . Y 4 • O •I kw Mew • .. i _ . to Smelts, what the mine -tepoiteb/dhke . awitstareetae all li re "-. ' ...mi ; Alia+ p k i E. was op t h essitt i * ll k :mi .,. The -JD yar•sw.„ por wilviche4, mg - I, lo o o2V ite r timed. kir. Gan, banality AA 10, t /1041$, jai 40 Olt loal • • of ' dein twenty intise le tte Coors/ • _ __a. iriw. tbe ipossuc th ora far ik rai o a. i n are ilitidedlin by Mt, .13krieent.re/l-could wet . 7„ , w • ar s gab dike a p, u ti oloomM tlhat. itra n letabutditii ail . tae* . . • .."' . c i t i e .xp ook likli ce - ytkeft'' . ' ' ' - ... • .., t, - Jade issusest_ mat twasii , masa io , Vfrel:Obythertactitnelhe3riconverrience Ob.: T hogu i s . ..... ri; -., • ~... ...- s pre g rest, and ken :7 0 :11, am; . •i , aids tru n itlipattl i .tiso. saes • ' 1 .' . Oil% elistrig er ßommtk 6fthe°lSeeri being k ur4,l4 - I ! .e.'f; e 1 (.- 3.14,a a is... 1•40- 16% Mtn, orAlistent - oasts of die • • - -• 14 -newt« dog 3 kin4 ' ' l4lll m' clitlialftellbit 'MO Isu ' 4 • - 1 1 10 4414 0 * 11 e 61i ,.. . - 7. i. . '.. , .'j! te Attfr Shit ; itt-dsiels C6r4ds' Office, t=l."' . - 7 ' .. ".. • 1* miaow Alts , 4______ A ) ---,. I mo aa imaska . or .... tcr raw seribtenness- till the feet were -t.-1.?%--t.:= l ==a 32 :l 33 tarudFr c i 3 , 4 ., ps.44‘. arise twat% le the A - '•• i 4 l'• •• . • - - Li • , • .. .• • .. (green vieiol) which may' be collected Illialh• • - .- paid. The Learad &the- - obatrred, that if 41941- * LCI V D flBtal t ai n i ' , "" i t. a ‘ • 7- w. roasted pyrites. The mode which they hart adopted wait Matto/rept perjury, assigned upon e r idenee .ail. • • :7 i. 1 1 • f 1 1 ..*C , : • ' • . 1 .