The Statesman. — London, England, 1821-05-12 00:00:00

- y *, t r+•-- • • TOWN mamma OP ~at MISES? A PITITION TO TIM LSOIIII4III‘I us or. POSITION TO ran amat, OP roa INIVIST LAWS. The above Meeting took place. on Friday last : the .evereign, Mr. Verner in the Chair. It assembled stanerously and respectably. The Petition was moved ky Mr. John S. Ferguson, and seconded by Mr. Jo ,. kh Stevenson. Mr. FraousoY, on mollies the Petition, stated those a• awns which iodated him to oppose the repeal of the tisary Laws. Hs said, be saw and experienced great a.' vantage? from the operation of the law as it stood at vreaffit, and the great advantages anticipated by the Jleeates of the repeal, were at hest. only possible, sad such as experience Might not be able to realise. lie observed, that there was no law preventing any matt Liking leas than six per cent, or legal interest, at pie present moment, and the Bankers, and Banking s.:stens of this eonntry, were so situated and consti iPed, that, as guardian* of the public property, lie not see how a law could be repealed, which would enable them, with the possession of that property, to charge any price they pleased for bills, and to harass the trader by excessive and unreasonable discounts. After other observations, Mr. Ferguson concluded by shovireg the Petition. After some interval, Mr. Lome's rose and replied to the reasonin:r of Mr. Ferguson. and concluded by moving an amendment, that the Meeting should ad journ. • . Mr. Jon's illaxrx followed in a eery long end ela lprate speech, in which he went over all the reasoning that has been generally brought against the repeal of the Usury Saws. • Sir SirtTF.3l MAT next rose, and spoke againg the repeal of tile Usury Law v. Mr. LswLass again addressed the Ansemhly. and pith great spirit, and, to many, with conclusive foie., replied• to all the arguments, seriatim, advanced by 91t Steven May and Mr. Barnet. Thy majority of the Meeting being evidently in favour of the Petition, no division was passed in support of the amendment. BARKING. --Branch Banks are again a snhject of castrersation. We do not much relish the subject. We would rather, however, hear them talked of than see them established. An opinion gains ground that the additional half million capital of the Bank of Ireland will , he employed in forming these Branch or country Banks. seven situations are generally mentioned already. Cork, Waterford, Lituerirk, Belfast, Ennis killen, Clenmel, and Galway—none in Leinster, the National Bank being sufficiently convenient. We pre tend not to place limits to the contrivances of comuier vial ingenuity ; but we do say, that it w ill be difficult in the extreme to devise a system of checks and re straints effectual enough to prevent country agents _ front falling into such confusion and irregularity as nay entangle and endanger the solidity of the parent Bank. Another word ; we are shy of any thing that atm hinder us from returning peaceably to the whole. rime, good old system of a currency, chiefly metallic. —Waterford Mirror.) . • SZIZED TOSACCO.--in compliinee with the request of the Boards of Quit , ms and Excise, in Ireland, and with several memorials from the Mercantile Body, the le‘rds Commissioners of the Treasury have directed flat Tobacco seised shall not be sold, as hitherto, lint shall remain the property of the King—the captors to be paid certain sums, agreeably to the value of the To- Lace°, and accurding to the manner in which the seizure is made. - - - An account of the Revenue of Ireland in years 1/20, 1800, 1810, and 1820. respectively, has been I tinted, frog which we extract the follooing :-- .0 s. d. Customs,.. lBlO, Net Revamp.— 1.531.858 II 111 IST4O, Ditto, Excise and Taxes, 1810. Ditto, 1.404.707 0 31 1940. Ditto 1,9113.1440 17 2 1 ost-Oleee, lBlO. Ditto 77.801 19 71 1820. Ditto. Stamp-0e1c0...... 1810. Ditto, 670.710 15 41 19 , 20. Ditto 328.&40 8 4 - . From the above it appears that there is an encrease in the Excise in the latter year, bnt a decrease in all tie other departments. By a general Droller, which appears in The Bons!ny Gauge. we learn that a report has been received from sat.-Calunel the Honourable 1.. Stanhope, relative to the first operations of the force ander his command, in the province of Okarnandel, in the refitvtion of the tress of l)warkt. The fortress was earr!ed Escalade ir. .the most gallant winner, and the return of the Comietny's fio:ce is, killed 4 ; wormier' ::9 ; includinr tt ree Officers, Captain Soillienv, Lieut. :tlPrriott, and Lent. Casson. By the same dispatch brought by the Castle Forbes, report is confirmed that the expedition to the l'ersian Gulph had met with a check. A battalion, vith.gtrus,, was left at the Island of Risher°, after we had destroyed the holds of the pirates. It was not -le:ended that this force should act on the offensive, ;;;-merely retain its position t bat the commanding U%rer, assisted by a force from the !mann; of 3lwca , , ttoceeded to attack a fortress called Lascarry, which ideates held- They were attacked by a large body ot•Arabs, teelge in Dumber, and we lust six . officers itiited,• and alresat , soo Hems. The latter fought lueirt•bravely, but were overpowered by numbers. We are sorry to say, that the Oovereor of Bombay, tke Menrourable Mr. Elphinstone, had the misfortune tit tractors his collar bone, by alai' from kis 110r6e, Im.he .tray proceeding treKatch on public business. He Aeoslitadually getting better. . elopement took place, on Mdn• Vtrgilit.4raut the neighbourhood of Axeter,..wbich liillArraribly, 'Afford frame exopicepoosit to the Perak moo • the Iwo, .1101se.. Both the parties ate peon& haggler saassied tor some time. anti have eiliKren. Ifler4kruelomare tis Is the Royal Navy, and the Lady possesses ufeamsnurn charms. The fugitives have net verboten Braced. . . . . . ”'dateat. • .Aommaste.—a-Wageatteetr. litosoisr.tba vitalist .erro.. ant frootbrier It blow &radial I,o9telr,Oribbititsuilblist shr~ gbottt ?Ali*" 9 1, 4 ffir..l*44 smis mak • beirsilo es ass atwbootob its • ilbe osier tows Wilitsto; • `.. . ; i . • . : • ,1 - ,- 4, v Theredny it Meeting elti the Inhabitants of the peel& of Chrint Chunk Sereary, was .held at the LAO* , Blaeltfriervrewad, ter the, peeper /OA' aeration the principles of the Nevus ova WWI sop Bill, sow before Park at, (copsi dering them Ittkerly repugnant to the British Conititution,' and Intended to introdnee a precedent, hostile to the rights and liber-' ties of his Majesty's subjects), and to adopt sech area sores in relation thereto, (either by petitioniug Perlis meat, or otherwise) , as may be deemed expedient. Mr. Rosin, the Senior Churchwarden, was celled to the Chair. Ms peed the basis's. of the day with a temperate appeal to the Meeting to discuss the business for which they were convened in a calm and dispassion ate manner. At the request of Mr. Mercer, the preamble of the Newington Vestry Bill was read by Mr. Meymott ; and the former Gentleman afterwards proposed a series of Resolutions, the object of which was to petition Parlia ment forthwith against the Newington Bill, alms the, demerits of which he enlarged at some length. fir said that this Bill, so repugnant in its principle and de tails, would be a dangerous precedent, which, if enacted far one parish, would soon be a precedent for another. and they in Christ Chnrch would soon have . to deplore the effects of such a system. lie nr-rely considered it as a preliminary step to shackle every pari s h in Eng land, and he held it pot right that the Ministers of the Gospel, who were bound to follow np, as close as human frailty permitted, the divine precept of a benign master. end to preach " peace and good will" to mankind, eltenld be found meddling themselves with the political sod local regulations of their parish, and busied in mut er's little calculated to ensure for them i un_versal atten tion and respect. To a Reverend ilentleman he believe., this obnoxious Bill might be traced. After animadvert ing in severe terms upon the conduct of same individuals engaged in promoting the Bill elsewhere. he concliitled by entreating the people to adopt his Resolutions, in the hope of inducing Parliament to sta y a measure of so impolitic a nature. and which he predirted t, if passed into a law, be productive of the most injurious effect. The Resolutions were seconded by Str. Donne, in a speech in which he followed the Mover in the same line of observation and animadversion. Mr. BUTT considered the Bill as a daring eftbrt to put down the right of popular election iu parochial matt( .tern. The Itesointions were then unanimously adopted. and the signal thanks were voted to the Chairman. previous to the adjournment. The ne►essary arraii : rettionts were also made for preparing a petition to Parliament signed by the Petitioners. MINORITY ON Mlt. HumE.A MOTION. " That it be a recommendation to the Committee to effect every practicable Reduction in the Estimates now laid before this House for the year I!+21." John Bruen. T. F. Buxton, Sir C. Boughton, Ralph Bernal, J. Birch, Viscount Bury, S. Chem yntle, Robert Chaloner, .1. Calcraft, C. Cavendish, S. Crompton. Sir W. De Crespignc, Col. Davies, W.. 1. Denison,S'isrount Duncannon, J. drattan, J. W. Oriffvhs, W. Halibut:trill, Hon. E. Harbstrd, J. C. Ifoithonse, W. Hotlywo;.4i, Etlw. flornbv, Rob?. Hurst, Hon. C. Hutchinson, ('ol. John ston. if. P. Jervoise, Sir W. Lemon, .1. 11. Langto,., .I.Maherlev. W. 1.. Maberley, J. Macdonald, John Max well, M. Nfilbank. Lord Mil , on, J.ll. Monett, P. Nloisre, W. R. Newman, J. O'Callaghan, C. F. Palmer, Pryor Prrsc, J. C. Ranisden, Roharts, Sir W. Rowley, Lord J. 'Rivigell, Lord W. Rnssell, Hon. R. Smith, W. Smith. Lord Sefton, J. 11. Tremayne, Right Hon. U. Tierney. J. A. Warre, C. C. Western, S. C. Whitbread, W. Wil liams. Sir E. Winuington. Alderman Woos. TELLEss.—Jos. flow ant lion. LI. U. Bennet. The most amusing anal instructive sp Ties of read ing, is 1 ovages and Travels. This taste is consalted by the publisher of the Monthly Journal of new Voy a..es anal Travels ; hut, as a permanent treat, the same publisher has assenthloil, in a single volume, at maly half-a-gttirea, a collection of Al! the royages round the World, from Magellan to our own time. In ad dition to the interest of the text, the whole are illus trated by nearly 100 engravings, copied from the ori ginal editions of the several voyages. Within the last six months five persons hire died in the work-house of St. Lawrence, in the Island of Tha net, whose milted ages amounted to 4t11; and there are at this time in the same hanse six patipers living, whose ages united amount to 495 years, who are all in good health. SC:•ERWEITION.—II is related of Ruenaparte bat Ire never began any great undertaking on a Fthlay. from the notion that the day was fatal to success. Si tnilar instances are nut wanting, whe e this sort of weakness has attached itself to strong minds; Dr. Johnson firinly believed in the existence of apparitions, and the Romans were remarkable for attaching good or ill fortune to particular Jar. We Mal' smile, in this enlightened age, at such folly ; but that eerain i Jays are more lucky than others will be readily owned by those persons, who, by a timely adventure. have secured a Share of the great Caplnilr, to be all drawn NEXT TIICKSD&T. (17th May). Two of £21.01 1 0, awl 4,005 ether Prizes.—Tieket only Fourteen Gal neas.—Sixteenth only Tweniy Shillings. PEDEATEIANISIC—Rainer, the Kentish pedestrian, started on Thursday, on the Woodford road, to per form his undertaking of 50 miles in seven hours and a half, for a considerable bet.—lle went off well, and was backed at odds to win, but he was beat at 36 miles ; he kept on the whole time, when he was four wiles from home, and lost the mall'. 51 +Ten TO WALK TWELVE MILE' IN Two floras. —This was a match fur 100 guineas, fur Mr. West, the pedestrian, to walk the above distance in the stated time. It was done over a two mile piece of turf, at Chillingfield, near Barnet, about the time of Itainer'.: match, and the two miles were accomplished within a fear seconds of each otheras follows : Min. See. Min. Sec. . . First two miles - 9 51 Fourth two miles 9 59 Seeona - - 955 I Fifth -•- 9 9 TlAird - - • li) 1 Sixth - - 10 it Total, 59 satin. •1; Aer. The pedestrian is nearly 40 years of age, and his manner of walking is very true, there not being more thus eight seconds difference in each of his utiles. Time was backed at 5 and 6 to 4. - -Fran.—ifesterday olosaine, at one o'clock. a bre broke .attl is tlhopecaad flour of Messrs, Tropope and St.'" 'he East , 'hick. burned whole * - ~ 1 - iC 1 .. • •t toe goo e. kaki ..ttiitscomauti 011lltr.ld:aleitsseir, Ole deitsuiliteiW a young woollen et reitpettable' appearaace, audieltesesti' ingiy . Well dressed, watt:ll'4,oKM ep to plead . to as is; &closest:, rhargleg bey' with publishing a Islaspho motto and seditious libel. Theindietment, wisich.we understood to have been preftwrsd by the Society for the Sailoressina of Viee,.was tetanal into this Ottert - front the &Talus bi eretionerf. The tiefittitiaw pleaded Not Ottft, and received notice that the would be tried at the Adjourned Sittings after this Term. She is the sister, we beliele. of )Ir. Richard who is now in confinement, ostler the sentence of the Court, in Dorchester (lull. Inc ulna r. ntAcnw. The Court 'being ()Emoted nearly the whole of this day in hearing Motions for new trials, did not get to the peremptory paper, and couseqnently this case stands over to a future day. IBENSLET r. MG:COLO. This was an aetion by Messrs. Bensley, the printers, against the late Secretary of the Norwich Union Fire Ana Life Office, to recover their demand for printing a pamphlet on the defendant's account. At the trial hefore the ()lief .Justice at the last London Sittings, the plaintiff had a verdict, with liberty to the defend ant to.iouve to enter a nownit. Mr. llettsav, for the defendant, now accordingly moved to enter a nonsuit, on the ground that the plaintiffs having substituted the names of other per sona on the first and I.est pages of the pamphlet in iinestion. a s printers, inste al of their own. contrary In the 39th 4;ro. 111. r. 79, s. 27. they mild not recover this actiott, aunt lie cited several analogous cases. The Foray thought the question worthy of further consideration, amd therefore granted a Rule Nisi. SCR It ET USSIONS. , t . . Yesterday, J. Herbert was tried for stealing 3000Ibs. of salt pare, anal t'.ll bags, the property of Messrs. Paratailtom anal Co.. of St. Saviour's Wharf. The Jun found the Prisoner tittiltr, anti he was sentenced to hr transported fur seven years. On 'Flints Prohat, a person sit must gentlemanly appearance, was tried upon an in alictinent, charting hint with haring I-to uslc s &rt. six halictnat tas and sixteen shillings. th • prope•ty a. Mr. IV. Poole. The pilsaner had then a wine.aarrellatti. ;out becoming etubarrasseal, he became a pr;soler is the King's Bench Prison, where the prosea•ntair keit. the Cotfee-hott•e. The fact was clearly proved, as , the Prisoner was sentenced to he imprisoned Car six months In the !louse of Cnrreetion. AUYANTA,:FS (IV HOWCATION AMONGST Tilt Lowea the (tuner Sessions for Surrey. at lioriia:onger-lans. on Thntsilay, Mary Firkins was tried fir a mistletneitstonr, in sending James Taylor to personate her sain, eittkto rereice his pension at Oreen wiclo, as a at'APIT4 tilanxing t his alajeity's ship Salisbury. Mary Oliirins gar- Taylor a 11. note to go to the Hospital anal receive half a year's pay as her son, who bad been transported in the Lord Eldon as long ago as I ;. It did not clearly appear that Taylor knew he was topreattuate Filkins, though there was la me suspicion that he did, but only that he was t o receive the pay. However, be that as it may, the witness, while be was waiting in the room at the Hos pital. aa rased himself with reading the contents of the Seamen's Ticket, and, to his great horror, saw at the b Atom of it a notice that if be were any other than the person named in the body of the Ticket, he would he guilty of a felony without benefit of Clergy. Being a very quick and intelligent youth, he turned his reading to a good account, and immediately declared to the o,ernwielt Paymaster who he was, and how it hap pened that he had come there ; the consegienre of which It is been that Mary Filltins, who appears to have hitherto got some person to receive her son's pay, from the ti.t.e of his transpnrta ion, was indicted and found guilty of the atistleistratiour, and has been sen tenced to II! months imprisonment. LONDON MARARTS, MAr 11. COTTON.—The market continues steady; the prices arc little varied. The accounts from Liverpool this morning state that market heavy, but the prices were supported. $l;(lAR.—The demand for Muscovad' this week has been exceedingly languid ; no alteration in the prim ran be slaml generally, thongh in several instances very low browns have been sold OA reduction of &I a IL per sect test good Sugars are on show. The pur chases orltrtiaril Sugar this week are confined to low qualities, %silk!) have been purchased at a small decline; in tine goods scarcely any sales are reported. t.:OFFEE.—The public sales this week have been very extensive: the ordinary descriptions sold on rather lower terms yesterday; the Foreign supported the previous prices, excepting St. Domingo, and, notwithstanding the large quantity brought forward, nearly the whole was sold. IN DRIQ.—The market continues firm ; in several in stances a pretnitmi of qd. a Si. per lb. on the East-India sale price's has been obtained. TOll,ll.l:o.—The purchases of Tobacco since one last are confiuctl to inconsiderable parcels fur the home consumption of the country; KU M, BRANDY. and . HOLLA.NDS.—.The Rum market continues in a very depressed state; some few purchases have been made of Jamaica descriptions at our restated rtotorations.--Biandles mar be bought on lower terms, but no general decline has been yet sub mitted to.--fienera is still neglected. TALLOW.—The priers of yellow canal, Tallow, which had reaehed 495. and 495. mutt. - again be stated at 3 depression of about 14The Town utarket is today quoted Ms.' which is tbr same as last week. DIARY MI MR' R.VOIINd wits ins Thin lof • Wee weer' at Isniosast.oiterpos. MST IS, ll.—Tnina 813t1pAr AFTIA EASTtft. High water—main:lSM. atter II ; evea. 49 m. after 11. 14. PC—Saturn theati On. alter 3 morn. ' after If. i hO . Vowel% ,510 Boa: frow•Liveepaal f N ,khana. ornaaisewhare at thollailses and sot P Philp how tier Niepkwerameons holeit t t legb tfeolt. lint boaosl•to Now Orleane s .waohot oo the Marti op•the Chaodeliar saved. . Illacronwen. Matto" 211:—The. oblatory. Maw. A sk. filliold s arrived two day. sines from Sit Jagg,. Oserilfd liy• three Ovation/ is ,sight. of: the blare. ay had 17 prisoners put on board, part of the crews sf so . rural ralnable merchantmen, only throe or fear d am from that port,. which they had captured. The w r i4 loess were rn sight of the Moro Castle all r eaterdl omi Ns* Yowl s Aram 12.—The (*thole/ vessels to this port are missing : James. from Amsterdam s t . hoc', front Bremen; and Halifax Packet from derrr. Pit tl.4ort.rm A, Arent. 11.—The rived front Narannah. was boarded 23, d ult. off this aa , s bv a brig and a schooor privateers. The neat Magansa, saw the brig captors a brig from the Coa t i s , with wine, awl four 1/roirlsers, and the schooner chase of fent schooners to leeward. She capturad & A m days before a large Spanish ship from Baroi si ..il tit wine and dry goods, after an action of an hoot. V I•P kRAIAO, Nov. 14.—0 n the 41th inst. +transit Beni the British brig, Reheees, Scott; and yeatertlay the American brig, Canton. Ilrook ; both from Plato, m a t in by fiord Cochrane': squadron. • VISSEI.S SPOKEN WlTO.—Traveller, lath April, lat. 51.20. long. 16. of and front Leith to bythe Jane. Gumming, arrived in the Clyde from Charlestos. flood Agreement, of North Shit:l4ll, 13th ult. Lit. 41. OS. N. long. 34.0'2. W. from London to St..lolin'a, N. B. all well, by the Illuiana, Todd, arrived in the Clyde frost Demerara. John, of Charlestown, bound to Philadelphia. out 9 days ' all well, by the Mar a arrived , off Triune, of Suinlerl 1111 I, 28th of April, Englan4 f ar timore, off the Western Islands, by the Sidney Packer, arr i ve d a t from Montevideo. (Irate, tialihie. from Liverpool fur Known Ayres,2ol% Vehrnary in Lit. It. 49. S. long. :O. by the Jane frost Buenos .% lire,. Al orsh, Hunt, London for Orrnada, 24 April, lat. 13. NI. long. 46. by tile Ells ,, mm Pernambuco. tieurife, Guthrie, ::11th of April. in lat. 46. 2. S. lii. 53. from Nen. Orleans for Havre by the lien's, fell., arrived at Liverpool. Three Sons, 10th April, lat. 27. 39. long. 49. n. fro. . Andrews, N. R. for Ihnuerara ; Ist May, lat. ii •••. 2 . Is. the ship Isabella, London fer Charisma, • uke of ll'ellington, arrived at Liverpool. On Thursday last. it Southampton. Daniel Goff. teg.,ol t •..e % ewington, to Mrs. 11'11. of the former place. DIED. o.lt , te 3d instant. at Bertha:us. near Wsnt.ilre, in lirri• 1 0, r , hied 73. Mrs. lioodiake. relict of the late Tboans Esq., and only surthing sister of the kit sw !metes Prier. Bart. 4'u Taesda. the Bth inst., in Sinane-squere, Mrs. Mr. sliel 47. On .h e ciih inst., Mrs. Mary Stnerley. Mid of the ist Mr. Wiliiew lienry Stateley, of Durttani-piece. roe .1. On the llsh inst., at Sydenham, in the 911 h vest of his ay. Ir. John Wilson Millington. third soot of ilor late 'lvan Isaac Millington, , of tireenwleh, Kest. SPECIFIC was ever brought into woe hr the Profc-Aors of Medicine. to equal PP.F.DE'S relehrm[st and Incomparable Parse's Nei W. for the speedy, safe, and effectual of a certain disorder. in nil its insimintine forms, an,i tie malignnut and destructive Ravages it daily war. on oho linonan Frame; hut, happily. those Pills Care lap Amos [ time, and in so safe and easy a ansoser, as M lrma tin lin such full conedcaer of succes s, that N Spark of Disease shall be left in the system. Tiossorlt nee sold in Boxes, at 94. Bi— at 43, I.lqotorpond-istrert. hr don ; but should it be preferred, the Doctor engages tater* the Disease for a stiptoheed sum, or return the Money ;, al that If there be Nu Cure, there will be Nu P %V. N. R. Thu Itch Cared without washing or anolutle7, by Smelling only. price _ _ /111 IAT Practice tis •kes perfect," is an olsserrs• lion which experience proves to be tree, and We more a Person limits his enquiries to otteperticalar the more likely he is to sucee•ol iu attainitig perfection. raw applies more partictilarly to the study of diseases slid tiler proper reinerlieti. than perhaps It does to any ether Prefer Ginn ; thus have I)entists. Oculists, and Aurists beet able to perform runes which have been given up by the p nerslity of the Profession ; hut in no instanzelsas this ten more apparent than in the treatment of those Disesin called Vent-real. The variety of the sculptor's. the differtst modes adopted for its treatment. mid the seldom Woe queerer' arising from neglect and ignorance. rendered II im perials that some ime should apply himself solely to suits this class of Diseases. After an experienee of Fifty . yelt!. is which thousands circuses of the most aggravated tirillffr Lion have been surressfully treated. Dr. If ARVEY sirs with confidence those Medicines to the Pcblle hie!' kiss trained Inch great and merited reputation; and they are far ther to be rained. as they require no change of diet. as ter finemeet, and may he taken by the most delicate mutter • lions at any season of the year. Slight and resestellesel quickly removed. and those of greater inveteracy bent skid to their clean% - -DT. II AR I; FY may be conseited •CI ;Mitt at his House, 3, ghee lane. Ave door. from lielhonetells front 9 in the Morning till Ain the Evening. sad on dasieft front 9 till 12.—I.etters post paid. from the country. the symptoms of the case. and inclosing a reinitiates spilt , duly attended to. lAI PRESSE!) with a just end lintrane Reuse Of the ettlantitenr results arising from the injedlelmis meet of a certain mated!, contracted in a moister lish writ known to require a comment, and often entail's! ostls I** happy siethe a series of distressing and almost Moppets* ble atilletions. Dr. EADY respectfully calis theseistereated in his preeliar and most effectuti ivelkstrot cure. aslike the ads ertisiug empiric of the day. ye tales crindisal coadoet of those •• who hold the word of prowsg• the ear and break it to our hope.** Dr. Early Kilt Slift same to pledge infallibility in every description o r f or a i T i i as for as human ul.l, assisted by medical and as can be applied, be promises a certain. speedy. and pall s* neat restoration ; having made every species of dyldssir affection. wed ill various train of diseases. the prisoolli b i gaii of Ids professional studies. and being flattered bsstbaffillt" eendaet seeress whit,* fun' accompanied his mode of lI I° Mint daring the cowrie of a long and laborious sesS9 l4 , llll is enabled to offer. with the fellest cowls:etre. at once the most hopeful and en our Ring. lenenuaralsaz stagers can be adduced illustrative o f the su p eri o : l es.* i r vr• Eady's system. which had linen found to Where eminent tillant. retained by public instieffiss i ls b iA Ilifle proved Ineffeetuai. In addition lo them* era. th , . Frady will he found eqnally forte:ttlin=luffOlt shinibering and deliiiittiteil vitergies of tltrletteseewe llMr• thin. which embitter. *add( set timely semsteds reader nugatory the very priociplarifssisetncei yeti desolating stale of Wait, turd sterility..ey.rwe frame sad affording tone a nd elasticity tether 11 = W 114 Dr. gady is happy to convey the most positive a t that the sufferers of both * sores may tott_sealltedg l to i ku perseverance In die meats.sted bet aL.eld • *Oda. ••sf 4•0,016;0,14;* Dr, _~~ Wag cassest, VAT Set" °1 ! r:•77111 ;11403 liiiirwitte's in the East, which. burned I. isawasevably ssyset.. . Tett wit incertilidell. 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