The Statesman. — London, England, 1818-09-23 00:00:00

11944 1 are affected by the ship-variation in the tee as, the common voropieses'. This, which filled the deviation, has been found to be roach as the esperiments go northward. Thistle led for from the circumstince of the dip of the diminishing what is rsailiresiled its potarity; 'sting it therefore to he 'Mors easily aleited fie locef iofittence of the ship. -.---_ • Till ,ADY 4NT4GES er i FR If IR CONSTITUTION, AND CR& . ' • CONHHETOF THE LEGITIMATE SOVEREIWIt. • • The &ally tetions of thesovispcs of the Continents; Sovereigns display the-insistence of despniism, and .! . the- folly of slavirh sulilectien. Nd period in the . •i: . et la of hictOry iniiropftW:erfally deinenstentes tii tfie EtiglishMen the intrantisges.of 00 diniiitiilati of 1 . , the land of freedom., Hilt', the days 1040 gr* . slag 10 11 , away. Fbvelse hliatifori we to delight 10:14Prd.- . fing 'temples of thefrolfirentlet between the freeman• fond the vine : thErefille delltitod to show liew'efie. ~,.. 1141 t clutter, withoit iiltioble.lettin hOw glorious is . , . . -' • .414 forme! The conteaspWien •of their con e dno .14 saRtIC illdatellifr 10 110111 i 1.0.8104 h is Pa"lieffl 4 'NO' -...•.; , 4.. 4,lCreppisita44eAliat toever„iiinntlers ; teach; hie $ o ledii in abbuermise er!rgt gm* Mk, ivoeYl !ofilloge _ ,_ ger __. • i;•.. e , on his right.; Wa, any :preteneeis.make him vine,: • • este ilia noble forefitbots, tam felled their love of • friedos with theft . Ilibod : ; and determine,. natter Thal ... !aspirotion of ito.hpiy ndliviratitin of their virtues, to . ..... • • • • • Ise the martyrs ,of „liberty !other than the result, of , • ... • 611 .•Ityroats. • Miring lho &Oval of tha . buke of Cain. ---,on- ridge, it aPPoiris that fern; disgusting:Proclamations .1 • ee been , issued in Haloier t . 'The .inat,_ which his • *He published in 44 coentoy;Aadisgremiful to the. ' fie. By ais ; it:11 .4Solayed, ) ,tisfit the „Ordents ' • # Gottingon 4 . tcl‘o slisokoiliemosninidl, oath, never s ",„. • ap ,, t ile perntitted ta ettryeg, _ANL frock or. profession Jai.. % In . that liagslint. ',Fir .liiii - tamoor ,of the Prince . . the..pglie.of Cambridge ,-:•:' 1 '.. .a l i fri:•-for,t4 jtiti,Ar.of - . . or thki hpnouv.of 4heit rwslish biond, we . trust, ' Art . thi". germs el Prorlatnajion will, be disowned; its .. ..,400, 0 0, ,plintslte4), lad lhePeople 'bowls, that the ...r airoli,.tropy_was the effect - of fispla s eed zeal and mis-. 6 , l ,salgohtlkg, ispOrance., „ rifts taintour merit, pettish, went. - Tree . it .11, they ere itef : l'erking assatiios, ' 'gushing (roll..oeis tarslati.,4ll• .slfer .00. ugt raid, s't ! t , .. m ati , e, , o a / 4v Vsrms! 'lt: trestlier in his war; . ' . ey are sot men of blood, .. .hP wale for 'fi's't pier., behind aome ifyrd. ,riiii:•,they. in not prescribed, `' l 'arit'lllerire,' 'Who /Ali 114 bread . .woh the ovoids; °I 'Wittier. nlit twarkeOiltpoil?rthe lii-'... be; Ply Its, '" l iirotsetlii4i oillniitla :of a defiler 'bee'—it is tin's t' '..llu`rad • ,' iltb tirastio . . tiolist maiiiilod. • Whilst they . ''' 'pre pitbalt pityjokOth the' ittme . of their Stove - ''. t reign,' ; the .Kinj of Spje bas seems determined to sleet . • ;them; • It ' ' kiik.llo.lo . that .14t of his bob- I ' r jects srjoolueSX'l , rel *labs: or, lacietier„ Shalt be guidi 4114. I ti T sit ;..iavintentioni, di metriens heir ;Tier, 'taste no dif . , ••'' lereore; by ondfietf sw it).aofti at . ..eking, arepre, • -1 ectitteik Does liti e .`begin to trensthei a Is hp afraid: . •'r ' . 'i(bat bit Withjetts inditatlidni to tibanint for Ms mi.. . " 7 " 1 (kids?' Do hirgietittide, bliblivtioisi, aad histiba-• ' rality,illitis mis r i The - girrgtif Prussi t a too forgets • 4 bit pronsiili4..and"VoirptAtutliefuntralida of a Re. ' vresentstiVet COvNinen-entOrine die. - .The Emperor ' .of • Alistrli; -it It ieforteil; , hos replied to the MeMO. •riel of his new Leanest' subjects...4llst they are his 4 1 y• t veonquittf•—ind:, to crown. the' .nivele, it is related, • that Aletander hes seat twir•Pnlishl:repeties to Sibe. 'rig, for some political terteeestibtiorti which tie .dis ' -likes I ' 'The i Hinoverian l'reclametisit• is legitimate : •fihe Spools% • Praelogavition is ., logii4makel the Pres s' .. Allan note-perYorteauce •alnd • refusal : art legitimate: -. l Ar'llhe - Emperor of Avetrialla reply. isategitimate : Jibe - ' '' , eille -of 'the' Polish , &petits% is tegitionatez—V/hat• 1 ') it dellghtfal ...constellation of ' leg4tiinate s acts! —all -P' tortind, so beuelirent,• so mild, ore internal, so o• tfiberal,•eo jest. • The tree peters , 44 .legitimacy are ',' -drily aiteuuding es- with 'their . btvtreroes noweense. ss- --••• IV. is feend whitest *mese, words: e-itheet .inesp r- :to-040g. It breathes in feiry,-ent•lnells in -revenge. v. It Is most tinfortenisolor thin pines • ttode, that the '." 'Veep% hare •dea en aide the-curtain: they have , • ' lakes'''. peep 'lt the foitinainosantitted its fastness, ;: .' -land no tonger.b.liere, thatikis turbid waters seeped. led by age. • Men, who she carted with despotic , • power, ere into' eotporwtors 'who hive abused their ', Aigrette, very nnwiltirtg to produce • their charters.— l'hey would .surround than with impeoevrehle niy,s. Dry: they Arum-thee nothing but superstitious ig - • • "natant,' wili'reverte there ; end, therefore, , to obtain reverence, they keep• them concealed: 'Vow 'of the -legitionote tights 'trill - beer • istipeotioo";• too sillily of 1 hem ere *clued. wicortgr,••••They • *of e .rss'g kern folly 'brfatat,tod lass preserves them. Every :pri , •viiege•wisicb any ream pretendeileephtseet, that is in•• - 'compatible abith the - public .salter., ii an VIVAPA . TiON. ''The historian, •in .trocias inch privileges to their source, diactirets enough to,seoie his disdain.— What is the meaniirg of legitimaterigists, is a question that ought to be .ofterepeopased. • Mk the histbriair, when be beholds the descendent . of ,a. petty Alurgrave. of. Nutembeigh become aylegitiesein King, *IV/ many Sears mutt elapse before an •Usurper 4. who, • without bereditary , preteasiousoonctopies. a .Crown, becomes •tegitimate.?..-WhaNiere the maaka.of legitimacy, and • •when are they acquired ?,-p-la • there,eny. particular • , time of.snoultiug when the vulture lutes his feathery, - ..and. assumes' .. the plumage of thenaglis/—flow long +must the Userper bathe; in the-stream of power, be fore its petrifying qualities will case him in an in-' erustation of legitimacy ?,flow.:iong before Abeoe legitimstes may treat the People Si their property, and place •them in worse than Egyptian bondagi2— How lose'', .it before the descendants of the Swiss • Count, Itadolph, .became :good, • true, and 'mill!. mite Emperors ?--Whist did-Jibe alsocessori or Photo awed become 'sleet said, and legitimise King'?— libisfilid.the posterity 4. little.tepin becinse goad, true; and legitimate thip2-,-Whin did the descend. Mini of High the lass; become rod, tree, and le. gitimate Kings ?' -Whilst-mankind will be duped by words—whilst they .sill -teffer.,,,themselves to be kicked out of their happluese.by the . *lestjeolibil--1 whiist they wilisairifice Oleic property and lives, to -• gratify . the power that consume them, the farce, of legliknacy will be contlnuedivilkißC• .. cPsf• • • - " Aik. V" - 6 1 ! ) r it • i I tit• ,frY . $. : : t .. +. `~ ~. P • . ~.~_ . . .1 T :ailw;=a — • .• -- • Ye Item. sin. deal is "iv cal • plater • needle di * end allot „L.: s Alp. 11 .~ 1. f - r I ' S. a, i „ FRAG e 01 'ONPORLICTiti) WORE, • SAYS Foil THE .US', TRAIIIILITZD TIDY Tile PR' :=•••11.11..... ON POLI . There is t "clone which ma masters and without -book! both from blame sod from which is generally schen , scorned—that of reflecting. listen,' read, adorn, Of words sod facts, withoul renounce the most aim , faculties,. and beating -aril habit of judgiog. e atithoot 4st comparing, they contd. , ! false ideas, . and esoon . nergy ai if they had etc l Wooten esrcially; 'Wry I.of reinly-irif!ds judiparis thtfit~'~rioaitltaiped .war_ soddenly;declatevlbot gaol Is not ettrb; to- latedere 'lolde!en .ti enqiitte 'Atoitet:! St ratigereib blight to ,.y; isibiccis; forsod'ed . that these ply sod good taste, they rei actions to thee, either 'a right to disapprove Om tiptoe. In sholt, they . whilst the ;lightest re& their so doing. In -Europe, women .have of which they are submi taws of the Shit?. Gi mime *heir property. see the establishment o 1 prodoce of their lands, longer stakes to soppl: anions foe them to 4e ii genies and expetscesiA ' , the Minister of the Final ibe.sabslierns be employ :women beoomelrest - from from discussing and b? they use the most Is the Legislation of tery, the examination blet Bet all. laws, except Wain women. Exposed' .by an arbitrary•lowybi they jestly condemn hos They have ' attend our:* Foreign death. Shell thrf *wit the.siteation of their, rals, and. ibs We .canfeis it ,thi . - theresolt of personel . far made woman, a selftsh __ every..thlog Ise-irtiNest only, beds, in• Ilse burdens and perils she shares-witp her frilow.ritizenz, solS. cient metives„Whavi ea opinion on public affairs, and 'swill it freely ; Rut if weconsider women math as 'they really ive,"esisling.ratherfor the object of their.7iffections lean' for themselves; if we mai• msie them b thOsisenlintents 'which are inspired. by a brother, a litisband, • 'sOn, whit force.will , th is reasoOing thewacipire ? When beings so ` dear are in question, will 'a woman remain impassible, or witl 'helm commuted with • deploring their misery, riithoet searching the . ebiseir, or signalizing the an. thois if lil it would be madniss .to request it.- 1 ,. Moieriier ire will say, tha t secluding' women, from all poliikat discussidns, Ii destroying in ,them all loVe ray their Country ; 'and it is desireh)e that those ' who give citizens to the State, sbuold be pauetrateA with that noble love.', ' . ' .•., . . We think we hive priverl Ibit 'women can, with joetice;lalk on teveral political point.; we.w ill now esamine if they can do it without esposing themselves to sarcasm. 'We find its the SeriPterea a Deltynall coaerning the lieliteat, a SVDITII armed for their defence. if these Breit etamples Proei too visibly the Una - of God, lit ui ceirselt _profane history. — Shall we name those' Grecian and Itoindst women, whose teal for the glory of their . y. hill coontr 'eteites oar ailmiralionf• Shall we name those coutageoas barbarians, sihd separating not their fortune from that of their husbands', firms, Invaded the .Romsn ;ovine's, er there dosed igiate in their compel'' , isifActo ,are'keoW n:: f' Moder n ages ere no*less halo in"hdoines, whily oil the thrills', ,or ,f,,n "an itisceie ',Ok' have protect that to the weakness of .4 1114r-Wet Pei Ceitrid4o4trenitit of ini,itd . „gis aeon., Crptions; .profoitmt slew., and a Conte:MA - far death. lifoniSnerianits to CaTtitnint IL,. from immix, to JA•ii 6 llAniturri, we women, who, according fir AMTOVe eapressioni.sienfremelant arias de Is disc publityle. I did by ao meatus mate themselves I Plidkulous.- • . ..; • . Undoubtedly we than receive.. for answer, tbit• vronten•bear with teem, in this sort of discessintst4 en ignovunce - and vivacity that prevent them from. seasoning with judgment. It is a "reel fault; but it is the fault of all tuitions who do net live under e despotic Government. -When a Prince consents to seknewledge other laws than his own will, tee act, of the Government become the subject of . ever? conversation ; and we know well enough if •wonseo alone ere to be _reproached with want of now t , knowledge, and moderation. . , In short, the women of this. age, morethan,tror others, are - accused, and people preload' that.. tee' Revolution, making them scorn the grew of thnie sea, they use- longer fear • attracting attention 1101 loud voice; frequent gestures, vehement esprevtlestif and .itthummt.principles ' .* * *.- Dispels,. have a very distant data.. Tee Maids of .ilonoor,, of the Empress Tiseoookt would grow loam anis 'mitring the green or •the..tdoo chorioloirs+ : the ladies of the - Coen of Spililldtvided Ws INilardi not end Austrfpni, would ;titilMrtt with Weiperil.kr r e,o- , • Width', is tee wjet-ibe potiliEm4 . t. t Sec ter Minot/ etas lon gropore. . 71L-3- ,~~.-: her llatairry appears this moroieg to be p , little refreshed, (Steed) "F.M I LM AN. " H. HALTOM)." it Is, however, certain that every day her MA , 4Esres debility increases. We understand, that She is now so much reduced as to be unable I to recognize the Members of the Royal Family *Minot great.ez. anion end explanation... Up to seven o'clock last night not the slightestatnendment hail taken place, and from her increasing-fever, it was feared she would have had another bad night:• The above Bul letin, however, shows that ibis apprehension was not verified. The Panics REGENT arrived * from Carl►on. hoose soon after five o'clock yesterday, but his Royal Highness didnot see her MAJESTY, so at the time of his arrival she appesred disposed to sleep, and, after conversing with the PitecEssd sod Sir !WIRY iluo. roan for about an baler; be retelnea to town• • New Orleans Papers to the 44th July reached ws this morning. The articles from Buenos. Ayres con. hem the espectaliou we haie aldady expresse4, that . t~tb ltetolltiomity standard will itti s ouirefu weierled Pets; “e'rbe cansetrwences.ei ita iiewilosiery twin," say the letters from Beetiiii Ayres; IL. art ' not to be ealetilated by the . aritbare 'lf commas events—they 'are - deciairitectlie speedo, of lode.. peodence in this quarter, sod meet, lead to that of other provinces." , . - One of the Papers ('fttet Ytaiscirtet) mentions that w carriage and horses (seat by the British Government) are on their way to St. Cot the use of NAPO., LEV. DONAPARTi. ' • •• • • The Duke of Ricuatratt„ we bed bribe Frteeb Psperawhieh have coached even the 40th, eel of ow Friday last fain Aii=ra,:Cloapellili. 'The nuke; who is a favourite with Oh tinperor of Rorie!, his forme - r • !raster, ii tw bete she popular 011ee..4 eeliciting at the CongrertiVri3Ortree far :the • ',tern of the Allied troops froialileirree,* measure to which the R Cabinet, fi pslitie 111111#0•2 rotating le itself, lets deritepdielfe . hery.fslffibiy . dislieted: Artce ' • to theirgreVelbrei rif els stegstrergh - itrionsalist, the • .• • 1, Covina, ..Sioustitter,,,Qoauea, test *eta wrestle., relittNe vt dr tale,t leg ' eonsideratinst.the dilliwonee• between Spin; 'nail WE' Soith'Arneriean Independents, the COert of tfritail, and di United Stites; a inisonderstanding brixise -11.• . .! -• tions of t ,sent: continually on the alert, which proves very eshme , log; ind so suhtile and determined stir they in Oki, harassing warfare, that air military never cas pro. miselhernselves security from their attack,. Is Ms plan of annoyance they are much assisted by tM woody face of the coentry, which enables demo. approach oar troops, simultaneously en all sides, Witliiiitlieiog discovered till made haven by thole One of their .elpedienti to_pbtaii opporteellies , of desire/hog ear countrymen is to 01 fire to residences and valuable property, jodgiegje• Virility that our troops wilt fly to the spot tow dwtiuii to eltinlivisli the dames ; ins which WI motif deitrecipie fire of musketry is opened epeoto ioltViers,by the enemy from their hiding places. 0 0 instance of the too successful practice of this,"' is mentioned in the letters which have been retard' Oiftltis occasion the wily Insurgents let fire to tit catmint!. reo,idence of an . Adigar, when the jlOOO tea,. tifittlie aoldiers soon found themselves lig apestAsvikthe woods ors all sides. Even the sickliest :4/114300Pitai, rvadketitorthe. fate Of Major DO l4 sirieisilty • at lieeplog thik tat! . t 4 of ti ii tßrele , constaittly, loaded. ;Choi: Intelot itteVeg to observe s ipplisesit the health of the heals inieless. favourable light than ;former accoeits. 11 ! • Mr in the .. ber . tybitiii,...w mere wily 'Ott 11111$341ibla (Or d4s to 400." r • lillcuacr. is, .especfd ;elite te-ibry... Several of the Pounce Recast's ditto° left town on Moodily, to attend the Grand mod .at Brighten ; , awi lesterdel M M eastiages and homes apprepriated to es were remifilfrian the *ing's.mews to Sloe"' ipoel k 'where avow:pep/Woo I. mollies fat OW mimeos. ^ • u h O a s Saterday, the 'laid( Auguat, ,tbe Seo s t e D iterations Edinbergh eopferred the dagnee of etti l of Medicine on 103 Gentler/lee, who had kt threelti their . appointed esalinGriono,. and pllO wi r *feuded the'sr instep rai, 4iGoertatirres. 0 f 4 1 1:.t 4 re * Sometimes 1 24 it.wrliatowitis t S 3 I: 0 °' and the .retaiihdee from the 'East arsitYte l it 1 0 ' Canada, SW zest nd, itudgia, and o,tisefoo • , A C:4 X 1 tr. Oieppe,'lliVejt i I otrieet,ii.thetoistrnerciai,hrtercoers* 01 • P . 9.1 .ErltactP, has lieen.u n d er t a ken by arCr 011Pt,i. rich.Copitglists. „ Theis pr,r4ectlis..oateme de( 5, Ifiteration in thriifurelos of the Minisk of , 'feu -it is to be terminated ,by. 1821., ""r• , - s • ' ' 'l . \...• . i . 'I N . q l / 4 .0. , t!'...Ajk ) r t 4.... oit t , i 1 i 464 0 :, .. .Z. • • .., •• k. • Sa. • TIM STATESMOr • Jr - • • * • ... '*6. t f 1 f ___ _ . .... .- • -.. .- .. • ... • . . t proper ea of au Article! IGJIENI' . . • the Queen's crintemor or the King's bastard. The . the ',. .0 A new and se *,, 0 I( , et to th e i DP AN .. ENTITLED " MORAL ES. Inimitable Sa-Tiotria had warm cosiest* on Owe; and the pleasure of ditputing easiest a Huguenot hindered and ' n o i r ; . of tedi the Ilarhery am.. of . 4. -' , 'a4.4.' ' II OF YQUNG "MKS*" her one day from dying of ennui. Madame DACINK - t • rwiscil or rs• G. P4 ll - 11Y A. 0 . employed neither moder a t ion nor p oliteness to prove se to LAMOTIIR the merit of Hostels; and oar goer cone of them hey and complicated Iti - -.0.--- 'actuall sIR roLIT ICS.. . ^ • grandmothers have Mare than once forgotten de- yto occup y the atteNticit of the Soi etelo is lick mar be acquired without corum in celebrating Pica' s ' or Gt.ccit. all their details, their stay at Alit.k.Chop e o of e go Dolts, whidh at once shelters These inetances, which could hot too _easily be be of witch longer alarmism trap we kayo b olsi , dispute has l c.. sors romperee FRANCIS, it ill taw,.y a hp „„, l 4 999 orn sarcoma, and the utility of • multiplied, prove that the object o f es. t . changed, bat that dispute in itself is neither the friii '..,, intredoce the Representative 'System d f Gismo * icknew c tedged and generally tins. Fsger.to..learri, youth of the Rev °ludo°, nor of • nevi alteration in overload their memory with tempers of women: ' There did ever eaist -some im: pertinent, some cross women ; end when we strive into his German &oisiest. This statem en t , ' tat it apprecimiog either.- -They to convince them that.the pl ies the y occupy in so. v e ry stock inclined. to deed. The Pre°dPiel sak is o eserc i se ' o f th e i r mo ral • ciety makes it their ditty not to remain strangers to ~ .p ri e ti ee of- thud Hoy Amines covntemse, the great the interests of that society, we efm expectation, for they evince so re far (roar 1064 p with them into the world a approving favours's% dis . . • . e ~ Ittepresentathe Conatitetions s elms A m et examining, choosing with- t h e i m p etuou s motions they Sometimes edtploy 11 tolverit :otridently adopt a thousand Maintaining their opinion. We know this reeks - is. AO/ are isdisPassibis sa-inallssmti of lasoleg., 4 defend them with the same usually remarked, but by those who ire of a Contrary -T hen i n des t ftnetafte esefel, mo d slily i s telemsor euflicieotlylebaseirient to rube highmi Po ~ seated them. . opinion to the one they base espoused ;.: however. in ' - very w illi ng ly take possession this case, reason and good taste agreowitb party apish.: i evens of lippeeiipi , the mossy 4 . " use ", bele A fiery complealon threatening tools, alatliilw which ' - .1... .... IS m * sent:; it ii thus, that a f ter • .. ' • o'nly pour forth curses saddetestable rrOMI, ferrite the "Qq-' l 9P •casalt wiPallimatis l ass wi l the mapuldi es 'ob rm quarrels on, Politics, they spectator-, w h o loon r eoett eo li n g thi ispo oonce o f ,r,iglit of Kin 4.1 g% 4istkeip.-mtets Ratak. f ee th e i rp what best becomes their sea s this cbotoric and featfal`ll4ll4,litaghs. witb„core• log issemblies thei " Cifiljle..." 111.164.0 : • r -6- 4 11l re with them.- They are fee. tempt et her anger f fled ;Ain a 'women. the eve ; eobjecto , of - his Prosiness. Manot t _ to Financei; Legialition; or nay to the meat pante soo latiow f-• Poe can she hi s sepieled o shos e d i al -Cat a si# 467 l 6 all irderettn, refill opiniims, provoke to-reiremm ?, Host coralshe resolve on 'pro. of the degree • of ' iinceltity - iiiilt • i i hi t ~ .. L • nouncing, that -if - *ear ; if toimentet are .wegavaary •. ; I UP% i...ihai, s4i ,.. inederthinar ruf"i n e to the triumph of her apse, they must be employ. loilteusa',“Pcsall• themselves in tacos , 01 %sm. Pod , k ey db not codeefd. her. ed L.-The man who, with a: jest mind, a delicate sestative.Constiletions ; "Ind the inhabitants of taer. phrases Area proof of wisdom soul, and the most admirehle talent, best painted thine many in gerteralkotte-witnessed enough atthe usse kind of regard for tiroyernments springing howl* pp ea t d i em, t h e y conform their passion, which may weak e n a woman's rearsti,. KA- Ille 9 to be m,ech deceived by kingly protasis& r to attract praise, or elate cine,would have the implacable-Aesiat• still thinks,.... herself Ten to pity, In order - lo call to, mind her • . I . r Zrr e Forliere! of Austnia may, however, led that .• hose who act front otter prin. sew, which so many cruelties might-beet!-made to be , rspeek and act nithAbsurility, forgotten. -If every• suffering creature, however nolltini but the Rclliatwfttathe Slates' will misty , flection might have pieverded guilty, does not eseite the compassion of a wo m an , hia.aerman subjects. His safety; tbetefore, figs'. ~ . - se dare to say -it, -Nature has 'made a mistake, an a conciliatory policy. The welfare gad .spptotegl t o . have rights, by the eajoyment imperfect work ; the women whom one sitsgte eon- 'of S0 . 1:1011, the only balk' on which hereditary.% „ w i tte d. as we l l is mews (w o e sideration can render unfeeling,- k but a monster. mucky . can now stand. These constitute the ally irks of age, or widows, t h e y' We will finish this chapter briepeating to young soptame taw, and it is upon these grounds aloordo will t h ey w i t h iodif ference Ladies, that reason sod modesty do-not prescribe rf a new tsar? And when the them to he careless of the policy of the-Government thelright to govern society cis be defended. Ti. • ds,, oppressed with tales; no .on which their life and tontine depend, so long as. People no longer belie'', that 10, W I or 30 milli's! ply their 'wants, will it be Sidi- • they preserve, whilst they interfere in- ii l lhat d ifultis of human creatures, were made for the Often sire. to h and above all e informed of the se. that hnmanity, society : has a right tis . of one teen. If notate had intended them to of t h e s loe , o f the l o eletwo r relived of them. The ignorant wilt be laughed erg .„... vices), . Inances, end of the probity of the choleric will be avoided.; but this misfortune will. the , .1 el pr id e, s h e woo ed h ave , cloys? When estates fallen to always happen, evert in ' treating the most Contemn. -them with the marks Of - Sievery at their pi t a.. -out tales, wornen sway, 'basin subject, to those who are void of - knowledge and If Kings were to -Imitate'the 'rumple of Craws* blaming the Budget: till' then, moderation. as *leak in Promoting the interests and smile titnete right.- - the public Welfare and tranquillity as ha wasogy if their coentry, - s . escred rays': PRICE Or STOCKS THIS 'DAY AT ONE 0•01.00 K. world be . almost adored I- But if they will gob of. Which most be repreherisi. soak stook 5 'ter 1 , 4 - „, Ce n i I „ t e s ' N g Y 7 4 1/41 p j 0 3 ' trove to act in opposition to the wishes and inters% mein Abet :of gi ai rolr teat. KM: " 7 i' Loon Arta Pled to loaf their' life or Illitoory 'l e r p : r •t„ l ' t c4 " l/1 . > A M ' - ' 1 Eidligner ' Hob I s . 17 p of their sutiects, •if they will condors! be fools-st by the iohreity of a Magistrate, Lonshlt for Act. 7411 ft ' 'Orestes 4f:dip. . • Irants, and permit their ignorant miaioas to nitre totbi. ''• ' - ' ~; -41 Per Cent. ''• -, • society, to rob their ssibiects . of their rights, to. tilt , shelf iharo.itsrttse eegs which • - .......I._._: _._ __. , *4 4 :' . '' • • without • l aw ; an d govern by caprice,- tila ptololl7 -MAO bring - theM• shade mod' .;. . .... ivy , r „ rim 4 „ ma ire tv % na .. A u 7.. ERSDIUSICIC the GRIM! will 'MOO be cou fi stO it aft • intatitSe to . yoquke int d' '- .' 1: . ''. 1- ri.jii a- 1-- A 1 ja, mam a & .0 ~ • ' of 1 rmr, the certify of 'lite Gene. ~.• • • " the time is - not distant when . Kingship lOW , , if liar Wuldiets 1 • ' s''' V t i'Alir —r- A - " 2 "' ---- " ---. 7 --w- V" - ' 7 barkteadet a ' ' Ther . declertition of I,r t iio Lux skall , lie rammer of reasoning ta orkly , 1:. ~ --; - • INA A,isllN •" I. g .. 1 •' " '.• I Single Nile Bare; it "Nike the aifilic 'titillate, • - . • A , : , ..,.. t . !-, • • s ccinsgeratipon. We have ,thus : . ~ 4 , ~ a . " ' . wall; it is fill of *Wpm ; . ".1 ATI! rimed arid .. ••• 1 14 ' ' elfish beitte, who, studying in i . wonsioh .e . A l ine"; s 3 - • f ug. ~, ~s , Alla MATS SAALIAr Ht only, bode, in the burdens 4 i ,.,;. •• ' - theil t iberod Ness of the se I - , -own- !slipher fellow•eititens, stafi- :-.-. • ~ '' ""ifffl ii ! - '''' ' -6 .: ' • • an opinion on public affairs, . ...," , . THR . OU'F.K4. - •'-- ' • • The intelligence from; Candy contluen to berth ly : But if ea -consider women J., tut .1111111/4111 -of the Qusts'a bealth,- - issuei this very stiplesestit' kind. We end, by letters rectiel 'cr'ciiat!lit.cailtac,fac the object miraing, is tither favourable. It it as follows :--= from thence of the 15th April, .that the' war spilt isn'for thantelves; if we aid ! . • • . . • • • " Kew Pamee, sept.el. legitimasy la that island is carried on with littlest. lentiments 'which are iospired by ~ • „__, 1. The mos= tun had some good steep In the eight , by which cis., and many distressing consequence'. The ao d, • 'sOn, whit force t will , .Skit _. - - "=-•••• ~_ _ __‘_•-__._ --- 'her mud= apeman this wocolag tshe p.litile tefrelaell• lions of the Insurgents are such as to keep the Wit . ' y ..