The Statesman. — London, England, 1818-12-10 00:00:00

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Second Edition. • t auftor Priittiht Or, Sweat* , foF Toone i/31*.f!.11te, IPlNvirlts A 4 Eagroslogo, _jSt 11 rfaliV4l9 l lT A11141)36 lithe Prairr yrai)lo”ieni r. , Jahiliet. AvdP•Pr nt " The Trnyelv, ... 4 1d - jtaissivenJ° *i INios t Eterovitsie.t. (sa. logsmat PAiiinii. 4, FEN witcvs .1,14 u,) INCA INK •STORII.s, Welds of Ode. Two; anit"lhrebt3yril 1011161 s Copi:er opiate Xseenvisoi 1f0r.1 1 .4_1:41a • ‘4 . 9.,rt ti 5. E Bl.} and toe .Tglirtir lit tobith are tie. olroroit 4 MAO 0 0111* tra ' 4•VbeNsOM I / 4 /611 0 6 4 1tioully esedpe Ablenaittrz 444 44 $a 40,111,14 fit * School- • 'Fellow*. • S. jeVX/141611t , .IaNDOIR SPAT >aai iPOIR if' AI, GA; zETTER, math Viet , 3of Pt latiociPtti ChW.lB.• •By J. Pit ' sett. to. 611. • • . 7,;T it' 14 AVON/kir 111111oLIAR*000K. ranged on rods a plan al cannot (,iltai'fdbili.-irtz,,e 'be Art f Spelling nod treoaniteinfivni; •164 VAMP: 11.) •iC • .1 5. GORTON'S. F.IVIS Viti DRE ST D QUESTIONS to `Zoidtoolel.' Mowry . 7 f Rowe. : FRI V : SWOP QUESTIONS to 4010tomide* :Hitter, al Gione, Nro • vlik, (10 legrto MAN.; it s Works. Iv. bei4l:l "ppm' doittOn to lite Alithinette of *war Lift. By r• • tiYCe• :part 14. .1 • • IL DWTO. Part IT. la, 19. movriiit's - COMPLETtbrter „TABLES; coat , joina. 0t;04144 time *owl, iv(o, oar • J 1,441,1.111, mar of trobtrikeilrin, and need i)iet-inn. P ittea'sobl as - brae bro. Card. price 4d.. girth. M. per Otos ; • Wail law quarto. price 6J.. or Ns per dusen. GAUTIER'S • 101014 IS •if FitEsCil ter .4 uA,011.• Plow. s‘..bitiiiit. 15. PRAVAL'S FRENCH SYNTAX. Coriected Othi ' devised by Adelbert IrOuv. Itre't 4. hiiuud. • 16. D'OlSit'S QIcTIONC:I ipt ninne c tiTlES, 1 4,1 the FRENCH LAWfitY AGE. lion. ss. bound. 17. LES PETITS HEARN rilS.; ou. Lecous .14ornte' Convenable ain Je.inc•s... Par 61)me. Julie Deinfar (Bre 1 burl. Auteor dev Sit Nonvellys AP' litatoset.'llit. 4 1 ,011. I(o.a.livte seize jollies Grotstres, 11,. • — IS. -LES SOU PUPS dr EAIIIILI. l'nef; troariatt: roam Illocsat laottucilfa. et Amodio. yo Ira Enta.s, love salsa John Orovarto Par Mote. Del Jaye. 4 vol,. 18 lir.. 85. 19: LA YOURNIF.Ii; no, L'Eumpl*l' do Wales eaVenge ;ante/taw leg Preimers Proem deb Connaissance*, stiles sox qtafaas t toomfarverat a lite; 'Par Jilottet; el* plies retleit,- ...snappy •...... semi., of distressing an. Manna insuppottable saidione, Dr. EA DY reap...dull, calls the attention of those interested. t•. ids peculiar and mos , ell's I'l'4l method of cure, th. ad . 1,01.40 g empiric of tile di'', or the etspery crimlnai conduct of th..se " who hold the wed of pr,ituire to the rat and break it to our hope." roc Ee4y will not Premien to pledge Infalli- Misty in ever% drcription of cure. bat OS far as human aid, us ' slste.l isy medical and Ptfrgicni skill can be applied. I,ts promises sr certain, speedy, and pernament . inter stitial; hawing saiide every iiiecies of philitle affection, avd its yari..iss Ira aof 'eases, ehroffei:mry . itleirtS of his professional studies, and neins dottered b'. the transi•eodent borers which has accompoosess pent. of treatment iiurina the course of a In. e ~sd puo lice, tic is esi.!ilell iondkr;nrith :he fullest ore, prc• ; f o l low. at •nce the most hopeful and eue. s urogiiiit. Ismorserals.. 'li,.tan*: tan'l.e nddifeed illostrAtive ef the litSpirint•ty of I), Elld)'2l‘t.ligns Whi.h hasher's found to eyro wiser• emblem latent. retains , * by public in.tontiors, bn. beets it, . &Swami'. In ..thlitieti to 'buss- consolatory adyni.ces, Dr, Eso all be found cgu,,lly tot innate in restving the •iutnbe• an. debilitated energies .f th.- no constitution. eil'eti and 4 not liniely .irresied. firesucutly render ongs•ors the e, piircipsti of exisoci ce. From 0' is desolating state of 141411 W acid toeirility, by re-animating the frame and alf•rding tone tar , elosticity to the relaxed org,Lfs, Dr. F 01.., is i.sppy to conses• the .01.51 cheering twr positive* assurantes 'hat lit , . sufferers 0• bush sexes may lie messed; a steady pellet/ern', , is themes*. - dictated biiing only required.—Dr. Had. is rvo.toted .is • Ito. 3L De•m-serect. Soho, opposite Messed's-street taisnlie. he has I ,tely removed from N... -Hi, Kiat-.trees, censer is I)cen street, S ho), ; by • Aleuts of bosh se • ei..--cone'••• IP.- *erg fp.... ....spectral virrntion by returns f iier • • • ~ • • • holiest v visit:re 1;6-1. " 'Life is wily Life; when hle.t with H, ..• .I.* TH finest System of Ethic; is to canfuto with' due luitands„ and thus to regula e tae P•• -ions ; Imre strained and iintibordiartte they impetuously destroy tho.e bar triers whirli ltelia,m and Movility have autue sacred ; to cur: b u t nit toimailate them appears the lee of prudence, best calculated to limit thei• elrervetcroce. Ever. di•orenniention of the hattiaa frame requires great me dical knowledge to remedy, and the piddle welfare is promoted when professional men (disregarding the saggestinos of the. en vious tool iotterested) devote their studies I. the tress:went of show generated by impruskace. 4114 the etottliti -a of the oacnions at an unguarded moment. • The strength of 111 satins, ronsi4ts nt the health of the People ;" hut, it is rnelan. Only to reflect on the daily sacrifice to the lenornace of untoet. fug t inpyricixot. kw! to cototer.:et,a9 fur .4. possitile, if , further ravager, we offer to xraferiug humanity. the result ,f Otif ‘if etpericnee in the various eiseases of Debility. The unwory victim of solitary vice (early acquired at scite•ti, before reason has asserted der right over the yawl), wit is coatemplating big powerless state, become suttee ible of enlivening sennttions, in knowing that the most complioded state of exhaustion may be roused into manly energy.- Intense study-•-iestuotterate an k. iety—long residence in tropical Clime., .4144 twany other causes, will frequentiv derange the Nery.ms Sxstein in such eases we can Mild out an assurance of ditto._ by remedies which have long answered the sanguine hopes of retreats of bother/axes, That bane to Mamma happitiet• LIOF,S YEN ILREA, can now be treated feariestily, tire improved Ague of Medical Science hay mg divested its antidote of abase distressing properties that as, lone rendered its exhibition uncertain and harassing. We lat-t explain our method by observing to Patients labouriog un der this rnalidy, that a few days only are required for the re moval of.early symptoms ; that the most inveterate case will yield to Itur remedies within a month. and that In a person who only suspects himseif inl,nred. the disease may be prevented all . together from appearing ;—a similar remark applies la many other derangements of the generative system, as weakness. ul• • ceratinns, Sic. especially stricture!:, obstinate eases of Which are *tails rr moved without the Ilse of camtie or stimulants. Some peculiariiis s incich mai to the softer sex have law istriped our ett.ention ; in which mile.nees, combined with eilcaq, as so pet sedrd the newton th•tuilly adoated. In fine, our •system . fs unique, peg Mindy energetic, and eminently suerMiful. For the general accommorlatioo we do not limit ;me et lies in stated periods of practice, hut may he consulted at all eas.totaltle hours.—Country Patients are requested to describe moue's - their s‘mptoms. &c. when Medicines, with mirky, • will he immediately forwarded to any ;Mei Of the Kingdom.-1 A banknote is expecte to accompany the case. • Just • Till; AlGlsl OF Li I , I. a lantilme Commentary op the above Diseases. By GOBS and Co. May he had ate, Pater ntister• rot% ; 174; Fleet•street ; noel at a C ll Bm.kseilevs, price bs • GOSS o. M. it• Q. burrow. 2 Vlouvci ie.ttreet, Fleet-Am!, Lotcluu: • ine m s .„ s : 4" 4 yi ee Previa, A ,;-. ppoketly free, Ilia Liberey, besides iistiihmsrity, Wes- fray protedims erhiels Wri* thighs haul io Ramis, heritinooubert estri y a l ty , T i e la r a k sa t t l iti ttg as iers tieutlet t 'be: , els v . ss i n . . edestoliy,owjeasersted. .To.he a free Mellimiaity is the•perfedion of 1, nerty. , ; • r- -II ete.onke of mew for en iesprovenseit Af social hereof ri l ed., ~ • ..: ! •Inspphisise, there is nothing of sae proper nature of T. T. is of oplaien that ISO Wee sled of Ilelfrege f tr i a r ristr anodier , - oe tit coin gi n :l a nk y of . o s et - y e m a: ro we ib edieg is " iss en ex a cto ol g e : i vr o es4 b eee y moo r ofseit or i t a si se iresoz ok4 " in en the tif day. 0 a happ ro o s stssei.n. f Mania who are treeellieg together,. on beiw( betel yore, where °Wm basis rosianod to sope t fi l oies by robbers, 'head stand by one another =for the only, the latioriisos poor enjoyed the sioremaries of IA the like nisener, be politicallife tree him tatatieurendtlions was no way by is a onm*os soweeiborivro of Intel* whkh the4vidily of Piliiilselessithl nor enoldmpario bons learlissil physicil foie, f the common good. save asslitseeps Sip *Ai Foil' Tom, *AKA . never ' 3. PROPRITY is tbat !positive absolute right in 1 cooki be-permeoentlyeaseldtehosi F.owestooesoisey.i Isaythiow, which makes it exclisively a mass's own, it always smelted innerreellia, on the geoloarehitasi egkeigjiees. te leo other power, or controul thus his. Ratlialeasidt,amoilitim gnome riloseskess*epemmotost 4 Whet property, argues 1..-.cke, can I have I. that and noilming thereby Repristwfatforrieach tatmefe,„K which other, may by right take,winte they please, to was deemed imeOestisiellheel." • 41.1% •theaseelves, or dispels, of witbout my consent ? Hers; asillbleilhe, see base en odd •Isay-otrid Bet ;Ass* of strfficiesd precision in that great phi. that teeedoesile of two , vslee to the working Abileile, !moldier, boo led others into real error. PRO- sad that Repsweesitaion *mild e‘ wet reeerserklimt P ER is inurcal, TY fe. 411 'fact s. of two distinct withal; that is, cooks their siteiiire." Bat let of alteod -wile it or it is ststerisuic. isio-mah's own wants of redressing their gritreaudiss, rectineettleilal pietswis t in the labour of his hands, and in his liberty, bay' T. T. , t. -, hi. property is inherent. Us a man's goods, made In (trident times, " egfe liii it , the West Oita such by his own beads, or .otherwise acquired, his boar, like tee tease of breed,OW lewhieerirOPfielitt properts is extrinsic. gistrates." But ench se aotheeliy attic+ it•lttoiss be Locke, without saircielit precision, has said, " the vested in the Magistrates, Uthrtirise• than by Alter Petteeriatioo of property being the end of govern. Parliament. jr, p.p., " e h a a‘o4 } l ; o t .a ,olot eg went, and that. for whine men enter into society," r mark seirotdfie the best fir the manifiettererOheir Sce.' This imprecise isoceage has nosed tireless I being represented in Parliament ,re 4 not surely mete writers to overlook Liberty as an original inherent it more dif fi cult to savant the beetil Whether' -they I . • • property, without which none other can bare a lnd in vie* this species of Arms, - when otati'tilin Marton of security ; as the reasonings of locks him* i a millinw of thorn petitioned for RepresentirtonLie self make manifest, when he says titak , ern '‘'the haute thaw I can say But this is cersain,stliebriineld supreme power cannot tate from troy men say Part of a Ropretentatinn of themselves in 41 tee, Piirfolisseeir his property," meaning his money • or'otter •gwods.' with very different eyes than th.oe-rif rerbessiialeet " without his consent ;" that is, without viiiating tfriend, of whose sincerity in wishing to'sertite* th s hi• liberty ait a free agent ; wherefore it is plain that there ran be no doubt. Liberty is the most essential part of property " for There Is a ain't aeries, ebjehtinn to the ;Wig* of which men enter into society." T. T. for dividing the . nation*, es he proposes IMO • fodeed, alt who have attentively studi e d the famed one CNN who are to hate Repteeentatfon, end anis treatise 66 of Government," must hare perceived Uwe chile. who are to have now. The nation, that its Locke's opinion, notwithstanding the afore. thrnosh other e , eses, 14 already Otore than salficstolt. sad unguarded mode of espression. Liberty was the ly divided against itself foe obtaining a Wires* of ke first of the objcctt 6 • for which men enter into so. wrongs, but such a (either division would make-the cieth " and 'Usually includes and embrtces all other case quite desperate, especially' when a. recollect objects : r bereforr it is as Correctly as elegantly ea- that the labouring part of the coneatiolty are bb Re parsed by Blackstone; that " Liberty is the end the largest proportion of the People. sad oftfeet of the English Vonsiftetion. ' : - Widsoat here repeating for the thosaanith . tiMeo It is to be observed, 'het we do not so clearly ale• proofs of the imiverial tight to freedom, sod that rover the invasion of our inherent, as of our personality is the true root of . Representation, it is extrinsic or acquired property, or, in other words, hoped that, from the premised definitions, it will sp.. we do not readily see a violation of oor Liberty as of pear, that the identity - toilworn Represeotationand moveable goods,. in the shape of money. lite Inns Taxation, on w h it hT. Ti lays so much stroolli•lois Its of a portion .if Liberty, is only to be discerned in. reality no existence. The importance of Represents.. felled/milli ; seeress the loss of money paid in lion in respect of Tuition, as in respect of every lases tyrannically imposed, is palpable to the bluntest other political interest Of man, is another, ands eery sense. different question. Wherefore men are not so soon alarmed for their It is not because any one has more or test of money, Liberty as for their money; bees use they can see or of money's worth, that he hss a right to Ave In the their money, in the magnificent houses, the Wen- self government of the State of which he is a membet; sire estates, ttie lusurinus tables and splendid esta for self-government, as it respects either the State Allem-lents, of those who have transferred it to them- or himself, is only another word for self defence, selves, and appropriated it to their own use: where- which no one ever denied to be a right of •aeture; . as, although the same persons violate Liberty, this but he has a right to that share, because he is a meas. being an inherent property, they cannot transfer it to bee of the community, and a *WAX liable to jeatite themselves and appropriate it to their own use ; or injostite, happiness or misery ; and (Asset be and that Liberty being destroyed they cannot have it subject to laws made by persons who have usurped visibly about them. the power of making them; or who have been or- Having supplied the foregoing definitions, the con. bitrarily set over him by any others, without his rectness or incorrectness of my friend T. T.'s rea- consent ; for either of these *ere evident despotism. sonings can be the more easily ascertained. I have Now the inference clearly dedoeible from these already noticed his warning to our suffering mann- troths is this, that, abstractedly, and in strictness of factures, " tint to listen to those who tell them that reasoning, Representation is, to all intents and per- Universal Suffrage will be to them a sovereign rime- pose 3, a personal right. and a personal riAtit only.— dy for all their wrongs ;" and, had his reasonings been Although the science of Repre.ositiu;nit was hat very as conclusive as his benevolence is conspicuous, there imperfectly sodersteod "at the lisle when Fortescoo is so much good sense among these manufacturers, wrote, yet the true nature and principle of it, as sp. that little doubt is to be entertained of their readi- pears by the very qunfitinn introduced by T. T. its ness to adopt them. support of his own mistaken ooti•oi, eras. as 19. Bet when it is recollected, that this suffering class pears strongly impressed on the mind of (bet vine. of the community on groUnds of demonstration and oust lawyer. conviction, have already, to an eatraordinsry Weal, According to that "quotation Fortescett iitysithat if not onattimously,adopted with much zeal theprinci. the power eseressed ny our Gdverninvess,. tie "it pie of UtOversalSkltifilge, not as of force to work wins - power delega ted b y the PoOlPtae for. the merit, a S . ties, but as the sole mesas by which they can be free, protection" of whit? Of their PERNON4 and. end bait soy security against oppression, T. T.'a Properties." Now, when my friend T. had I' reti k i e** ant • 4 warning" is not very likely to make much impres- ing his own letter, shall Meier!? that he d sion on their minds ; and for very strong reasosns, ton otssis on the w.,rd “Prverties," while the *or d which he himself has furnished! " P ersons" hod not receired i laat mark 'of his 0- 66 in Uly opinion," says T. T. " it [Suffrage] Winer. but was printed. Iti the @Hiner, type. 1 would not remove, but confirm their wrongs—in- trust that, perceiving from this little citcotwit.trce, stead of mending their condi t i on, it would render it the id' once of the prejudice he' was under, he will incapable of any remedy ; for it woad give a show be induced to consider, With care, and his accustom.. of legality to what is decidedly wrong." ed impartiality, the distinctiorts tb whlth I am de. This, surely, is pier' language in the ears of Eng- sirens ef calling his attention. lishmen, that real Liberty, is a mere "show of le- He judiciously remarks, that " the vast import.. I r gality," but in itself p ernicious, and utterly destitute encl. o r t h e l a borious Classes to the. State appetite of efficacy to secure right, and repel wrong! conslicorroq, when we reflect how the nationel mock Be it, however, clearly understood, that the pre-' is multiplied by their e xertions.'" _,-.'.' I hen shall we not sent writer is no nostrum . mong er, no dealer in tiny ask— Are these *- IA clinics cissots," things or per. one particular panacea; for neither Universal Sot- suns? irrational cattle, ot rational beings? If Gage, leaving all other thing s as they are; nor An - , thin - s and c attle, on a islet with oar horses end nual Pulittmentg. leaving a ll other things as they mien, which are also of " vest important!. in mut are ; nor the Ballot, leaving all other thin g s as they tiptying,ht their exertions, the national stock. ° they are; does he coustder as a. synonime for Liberty.— doubileAs, lite those Isheriotas creatures, ' 6 ought In either case, the disease would probably be aggra- to he 'protected ;" hot if they be persons and re ' Tilted. loo; he has no faith in aught but demon. tional beings, men they as ce rtainl y ought, by re- St-rated truth, complete justice, and t he full establish- neising RIGHT, to be placed on a lev'el with their smut of the right! fellow-men, end in a condition to protect them. The nation must have a radical Reform in its lA. selves, as all free men in a free cocutre do protect gislative Representatit n , and its Electoral System in themselves : that is, by self.govereintout, or leei. all its parts new modelled ) according to the improved e l a ting for themselves, either personally or by Re knowledge of the age, in the principles of our free p r esentative. Constitution; or English freedom melt perish 1 T. T. is right when he remarks, that " labour be. t` . . 41 ! . - : ° 3 ZI 9)( LtikA A---t-- -OvAttel . I • . . •-- ._c- - , i 0, "• , ./0 ., ,,,... / 0, 4 - ,e -- --:- --- • _ . , • • so' kT: 1 1 r).- 1 1 P -Pitt"' - . L..,. , —^,-.17' , ' J. 7 0. ..; 4 ••-, ~... N . 4 , 0 ,C4 .101: • . 4 4 • C.... •••• t - 1 , 0 .":`,. •• •. "40%,..,/ • ir ...,7. .2" ---- y , ,r tit: e - 0 1 .. --- s 7 .71 . ' I 11 lelt.:41"1?"$1".14"1"1: i4 11 :'''' ' • 'e .7 .-; ' -.e...11.11"17- - :t-- is : 1: • -•. . . 5......., • • . ...." , . v.,,. i> ,01..1757; 1%1119: 1 1in ••• 1 . 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The tiratif 1 . 1 . ;. helve wilb.die kidrier order tin the lECnilish Cettialto- - I tiliaister ni lotlert Clive!, WAI N kaonlifv .;,.... 1411 E4, ' ~a.,,,, , v; ,-,. s. ...... is e social being ; that society is hit proper thin ; then tee ivesktonleet 1' T. will no!, attritglipc. , 1 Primed aT r MOM aial!".J?efivit? StralllG . • i • 1 . - 1,. Ln • Qz*NIVVIL a- IV* •1 ' le*" i. A 'i .. eiereeit ; matting is - *bat state, when the society is lion, conoider Uwe lib merely • entitled to en obi. A ' Volans qui reentwocent it lire. Par Jainlent; aver Julies .Gravare• 18ato. 2 , 6 d. . 1 1 •.* J. SOUTPA'S SCHOOL-MASTER'S GENERhAL CAVAbOOUR of 800 KS, • ;a an Ilatneni.ges, with Voices annexed. islnst rahlaheil. WA in • me t p rim twirl' k. , it T - - - /I al 611 PR ES . t . 1 1 4 D eWI I jest ;,-.. enlortiltnus restdir arisiog float the Injudicioos ttretineht of • .4itertaitt snotidy, contended in a manner too well knows In require comment, and often entailing on its unhappy , 'intro a - . ..• .. la ... diMi I Nadi._ 111, 1 1. • I , . • ;„, .1 : 441 hfekRTFI*I. I PRYTPERri r . Irsitarseateir iithAttif 'RUBIS OF REPRE. ' • •P *-11R114 sa , • er 41`00‘K. JOS CAlti w Hit; iced SECOND LETTER TO TIM DuTEuy ei.oroan.] In term, lets, published in the ST ATZSII.IIf of 30.01 ft ti f4 s • m t•er, arid 15th of °flow, under the sigaiterg of • ' TileoTUT 1 ItVEDAN, roy f &Did op pears- 'live to been sofficiently on' biS guard s -while—Wenidisilig abstractedly touching Liberty end Property, end, in ~consequi.nce of lest inattention, amt to have clearly. preserved in his mind the even distinction between them and the princip.es iu nature, from whence they are respectively derived. Hence he ;loneliest% inadvertently mumps rots 'taken' romisei, which lead df eetarde to defective • Hid be set dat with one strict de. mother strict definition of Liberty; and a third of Property, 'he essentisl difference in nature of the two latter would have been sufficiently obvious, to have prevented the obscurity whir h, as it shoold seem, in seine instances occasioned conclu sions, In- which personewho "have accustomed them rselveslo a severity of ressooing on points of import. Mince to society, minuet acquiesce. In the first of the said Letters, T. T. " warns the • iittlpring manufacturers not to listen to those. what tell -hem that Universal Suffrage will be to them a trove r.,ign remedy for all their wrongs." Here, if 1 err not, my (flewd iii the outset indulges a love of pre jeitlicer, 'which is a'great obstacle to close and sound sermonise. iNo loner advocate of Universal Suffrage •rlde sick language. Teri,. arguments are of a Wl fettnt kind; those argements have never yet been ~e.lnisted; and as will be seen from T. T.'s own r-asonings, the, mein no slight confirmation from ' him elf. Perhaps, by here supplying the three proposed de. Goitions, 'my friend 'l'. T. and such as may have -aitopted his mistakes, may be saved a little trouble in .recovering the path of truth, and partaking of the path of inestimable benefits. 1. MAN, by the beneficence of the all-wise and all-powerful Author of all things, was created an in tellectual and moral being, endowed, for the ends of his existence, with reason, rtAction, and free mill; capable of virtue and vice, rectitude and error, hap piness nod misery ; and, in respect of his species or fellow-men, by nature social, equal, alld free; bet on the principles of justice, bound to respect the equality, freedom, awl rights of all other men. 2. LIBERTY is that condition of man, in which he is self -governed. But, in couseqoence of his be , log by nature social, man's liberty. is not a mere personal condition,, applying to any one only as an individual human being ; for it likewise applies to him as a member of society, or political 'commu. city. Thus human Liberty is of a two fold quality . Consequently, Liberty requires not only that in dividuals, but that communities also be self-govern ed; both of which can only take place, where all the individeal men of mature age and sure minds, who have not forfeited their freedom, equally 'share in the making of rules or laws for the regu tllefion of public affairs and promoting the common interest. Free legislation in very small Sates has osaally been exercised by the whole body of men personally. That Mode of legislating being, however, impracti. 'Cable in large Slates that arofree, in these it has been performed by Representativee, elected by the cow. munity ; and, alike iargeuess of a State does not in any wise lessen Man's inherent right to liberty ; so it is self-eviclent that true freedom requires that the election of Representatives shall in all iespects ac cord with the true principles of liberty, social and cam. it Liberty may be accurately distinguished from piousness it is necessary to remark, that it is no mwise a right and favour of doing v:hatercr a man Wei, than under this role of justice and common good, namely, that he prevents not the ezercise of a like right and faeour, is eTery other iadieidual of the cotnotouity. •••• 111.1Mne. ws•••• • •••• I.:ENIVY .WHO 'ARE. BALD, itid the Month she ate itionieorz sex sof veto of hair ninaleious t -bri mine molar by. inebbori, shot for a s h..gt time PRINCE'S cokbrated ,BIJSSIA OM,. will, f oam haw* ft teMired. «MeV has bees WlPMSelifelloWthiesilnis.-*- &1 1 , PPOOSloraJlootltiltllol.4ost Phat.o girlatik - f'• ,(4ll tYs , y I Pit Issippertor to any Oil for me int, aerwm do in cases of issegie phioloal I %abbess Sad' swakfltair 'eh& mil ha sirdiedsylot. .tiehrlristre Darkeßml treariners otight t • use it : instead or potent isn't ill short, Tr it best for r pfeStirviste aind 'pi bin Wag die hair of Lagtes.. say Meg, witch G ro k i k en . jo g Csimayepes Ise*, the hair roe th irk 4114 4114, sialstet le sto pc,-sents its filling nlf nr tantiiig grey. and - eren if the hair top `hermit, Ira pry, it it shell a Saari: her to the hair, that by •• ...IR P rIP P wT Y , use it wilt restore it to its totem] Falour ; clears the scarf. pi: Which others way keeps the head and hair Clei.n. Ark for _Prlsee's Resole Oil, , thasonolosso_ r .6. be sials battle I Int bottle cootain tog met five mall sees, at its., which is a gust saving. OW a mit of Sold in, the orieinal Proprietil, Prise., Nit. 68. Charlotte- losophor, his le fret_, '.ll also by in Mr. S , th. Perfn...er to Pen- PERTY h. M 4e le tor ajestl . Nett tut. by toast 'principal s-en finagritarpl Medicine yefa4en,, it h inherent, Of Proved tiefore the Lord Meyer that Priem Is the original jiamen t in the lab totopiietOe•of thelleisia theref ore If any Pi Korner, Me- h;4 property Is it dieing ! yseder, • liatpr react,. or any ate Mae, We pills Oil, ' that is not Prince they are impostors, as they sell r.•unter- suc h by is !Ism kits to their cussoosts. ~ 1 ,K property Is extrir • .4 , Be particular, as throats orwral bair4reateniptosio L oc k e , withou and I num, - .w ho counterfeit, a d say it is genuine. Orthereatiott of