The Statesman. — London, England, 1819-02-08 00:00:00

I • This DUKE or WELLINGTON. —.10w.-- ' ooft oLoca.--110Wir that, as well as the vast : 3 itinsel doestiee of twahrly half a million of money, • h the Governsfost conferred en you, it has ed the oScs of Moollrl-(3weral of Me Orde (in appointment, besides its immense pattonege, of II • princely income),[ lialoboos thlukieg of the di Groats ;tsbings in different times, and especially when the man Senate volool fifty of lb* public sons of land to Curtin' for his victory over PTRRUUS : the Ge. Meal would accept het . of terse he portion of the I twarrine soldier !! What all :genial inde plebeian Conforaisitr!—how tonne or patrician Generalis : slags!! lam 4loostiaNd with this profusion ; and et use to tha ten theosaod.poonds a year gives' Kipp! Commander in Chief , as coach biro to .Yones, L . JOHN BULL - - L . • # I. palmist es, Readers tilib the failaw-. irpeas • lbw poetry of which is at once ittts and hatmhitioeslyktoecbinit. Tlie In short, bag ulifally Woolson& with Vlach was so 'satiably Pinnted v ited hold pet ibisebstitsble and philaatb/lipic, by Lmaid others : • kih j in PETITION OF TM. Dial tittle biseusbyt buy P basks Oil wad employ P brassie. wad ieri cati . ' ... /. °Okay* oat mid. 616 bog aterwesfellpg, i 5.... NAM ? • . • • Illtflo• t, deaf and snob 1 . . i ;re - ;Weald dumb r .1 - F Arra mere arm blast Wrier rest. agi . ..; Ilmor lorwr wet A• :-. • Felt wy mere and drab I l . at, berry youtlAil sports abroad, ~• : whim pia/ mite merry rifted, nalkalnao, or gaze isrosidd. AltAsir, lu.c deaf sad dosio ' tllk 41,' . :-Oes diats Marts rash rod raw, j'egri t maid ansoed, devoid at fear, 1 ; ortisiso easuessan deep bear, • . .-v.. i t .r . • 14 . Slone they are deal and drab! ; ot all'ibe melodies of Spring , ... ' .Is wen tote madras plorases bring. g • ltaill4rdso elierra Ilea ray slot ..• • ' . ' .Ti the dell era rdl Limb! - -1 )1 k r • *idol seentotoilloro ?Ivey arab 1.;1 Atli dry pail raptor, foal, . . ~, • ass pain orj :reveal. 11 tar tlie:1111re des/ and drab l /11111 knov ledge eaa 'bile maids peqei re, alma tacit brat olio irate Wispier. be kindle pen celestial deg la the sod dellritad llama ? ebb, a' wi•er. in*. ..cis moral reit, ._ . lien•ealy liglit fet 4. ; • darls.ornedsortiod dm& Eb a l ad,' I . ' " . • And, ft Id he peer, obiam • nye) Nat vedere. 1 draped dim!. d*a;b ri lrinr4Oß PA. alwilp bene• Jo fel b es t 4=e616.• dry.. el hearth on wee', 1 1 / 1 1, .Ni-Isied p •revil• pret, . rily Her deemed dumb ! r wi ltillrt. wino wee tressport. know, agent yolir FeweitoOr to shoos. • lad eitb liberal Wed. bestow. . ; ' Wee lite deaf aad diesb ! s k s , • toy who list to Sous tees, Ana In tee h wine to raise TM &ewes( 0 beeritt It praise, ' tbe deaf and demob I Promalsorie mai grew wren &weed, .Vetteler fruit .heir trio attend, . 2 re as slams fig bKroirad f Itit helpless deaf mid der! e* ,; s OOP ire am arpiore allele Mg, . . teleilraw GOO be weer forget. wkentiee .We that we *tenet Lee Ikea hod AntaNd duel. ;s - . - - i bhir. e ORFO/ID CIRCUIT. II Ihnhalie . Gamow mad Re. -Jastice Rrearaaaaaht. 1t Beekhige. —Mork y, Mardi I. Si heading. .1i tlltlbcdelnr . Waitiesily Okra 3. at 02104 • Meer-i. eittre.--Ratenlaj. March 4i, a t Wart:ester. 11 .• at' of Warte.ter.—Tba lama day at the city of Worcester. [ • • Walrordshice. —Tertian. 41aieli 11. at Staging. 1 Mos .—wett e ty,:toreti mt. r t e i te:i r to i ry. '" • —latz w ia s h : i i ik tr ii i tt i t:wroinith.. , L. a n % il lieu Tii " --daine. kty at the el t,' or Cmoditc . r. ' • • • ...$ ^ s.-i—.l ---__ _ 11.1 The Mime ef ai slollolllTlLlt, accompanied by Inidy E. finites, mid at the Pavilion, Brighton, 1 we Setaiday list. Her Royal B4l4liess appeared on lbe Statue, sod aimed le talatille health, thoegh ' fpension. , k kaaPated that bet Roy a l /lighting will flay s twk at mote at the Pavilion. e The **ors tehablunts ate *beet to present a 'petition In libli Boni 4 Commons no th e alarming . : leersees el poi and the vast additional of Li root'. Rate. 4 . _ 1 i . WWI, a Gotatoporair laments that the fats of rianioolionid bo-agralliltla such bunk as those 1.0 4 . , tkr:: 4 Lir attars o f :ha li t e klngdom (; the eedelis iMe oli stet that i caret leeringete is a . ; ne ttle • ver ore equilled. A cif eel less striking reentered with that ler 1., that with this dittoing commerce • the whole of its trade i s 'alirried on by a metallic (argent sonnant), Ilitt.ongik dodog the Roo and even in the lepproboolini tif it, the pr gals almost totally divippgarad. -• re ji. 'the nettbeerhirod of a.hill, P a ddi ng t on , 'vas on Saturday thrown into alarm, by the appear ea of staleeprade, armed with a large chip knife, wilt gratediog she foot-path, and threatening Wks; 'rhea the Gwen! Postman came up, in itp pan, with another man; he then andeirvered to genteel' hfesetf bebiod a carriage, belonging I. Mr ism. of I.Agate-stre e i • brre, after a des. •• gireigle, they secured him, after Its had stab. ibe horse. in the shoulder. turd', it ght the hoes. if Ikt.. king, of Jahn si Mary.fr-henne, cal/bite Ste, Ind robbed isiter ems, a watch, and a quantity of taring ...., : . • .47 I . .b, L, i [We httve Need the &Hewing ainnog dte sepiehikArd of the late Ediinr. awl *lick beim dewed appraballisa •r foilwr wise. we deem it wonky sad perdu!, alfaislog, at IMS same time . i• elle period Aid' hos elapsed slice it Ras written. Ira. prabably the now it its not runner rye: Scerssa rax i the shale relima woaW opernte sons set: abide ea ibl it hi nd ° well earoll•rated heal Pali all fie notes on do. flarcitity. if sir did •ii ibrover in Ir. saitroieeltle beeetokeed used with cash, a n d Its pear soles down to moo equal to the lotailse.o4 hi. reavining I Pn.l'll, and to any amessot it may choose to mans _ facture sod ism. were "• 14 I° I.'" n.vga.a 0. o'4 THI: DISTRESSF.II STATE OF TIM COUNTRY. -- ---% --- ----- •-.-- r --,----t • 8 AND REMEDIFM PROPOSED FOR ITS RELIEF. "ea the ill.effsets prodocedi by the gent effusion of —woo-- Bank of England Deter, a still greater evil re. TO THE P4)I1 or ME STATESMAN. L_ golfed from their befog wide Irgel leader all Sto,---61 awe P atron c e l li ntler• of t he steer the kingdom —it osabled ail the Jaeger! groun d, lo the practice of which I Wits beefed op o f p epeneo ", to mop• payment if en t, 1 0 , 1 of from me nea til beca ' use if I bet for senseave the yeahi rs I h h rest for ere boon rieN their piper trash money , ;Ohersegeently, all the coon. busi, gg lend , aty beakers keeled forth the Publican tornesta id the gen/quilt)! of farmers prosaism! to glee, I • c om b., or no4ea, elmo es salay es they ssw say pm. thought, consideriug tba aspect of the time*, I might liability of gainisig by. The banking bovinely herieg. i be brought to poverty sod distress. _.. therefore, become a rosy profitable ones flambee of It is now universally acknowledged that groat ais- .„,, ',takers alerted , vup every where ; eyes cosoilloss tress prevails all over the nation among the lower tradeseles manufactured sod sent forth thole I.olllllllai classes of society; bit it most be obsioes to egosy ions as th e y could got any profit by as sideggiemd Bole. intelligent person, that distress for the neoessariea of several of them &deal l ? mode sod seat forth e bled life has uu esisreoce ropers the higher and -mildly of silver a n d copper co e lashro, for it is esident ihst great members of them i Theeehomirculating paper currency, from the year re living as sill as Posoihte. eoieeiell nil th e ram. A7D7 10 1814, was most eboodsot, whisk, together help add leattriea which this earth eeerrtal P a " 1 ""s ~ all!, the great demand for, sod large coossooption of, or‘uo be made to produce, &whiled by the in. Peeetrieas by armies and Davits vietedied by Bri. (entity, industry, sod labour of man. There 'a d,. -__, •-w. WAR it forced commorce by powerful meal se 6 1l °° fen "' in the laud to them who bete tionsussod theintim' in hone* awl load Ni eman of their own, or credit ; bet lamentabl e so „. m oe wad most of the red* IP if ehle o to relate, autheotle accounts from eveey• part •go ley dpob 'be People a boor leed el 'of the country prose, that as r ho 11.. ,beginning of 11410. shoe the Piles of R h* " w as so- from also arose other erne Mie. der 601. per quarter, and even) , other kind of grain , Ta s tar correnry, sod thimesorlileintly high proporlioaalsl) cheap, many of the loser classes of iOm of, on s . sate the proprieto /se e the People arts io a starvi n g state ie the midst of : . _ . _ •• s f viotibt. En) • eerily . 4P, that nolionol pride, which many evidyrillY 84117A1P,IITe, is now, by the sword and elleeet ol 4prove of, the main cause of all the seal Britain, la • state of confute-screw. True tress with which the country it @Miami ; and from „ ligi „ „ ete we ereir i et i on r „ m t h e mo d o f imps this cursed pride dons crivetousitens of power, of h es Asa finorished in most limes of persecution. i.f worldly hoarser, of applaase„ Arm end t. litany mauls constant guarding by the lowssivil In_ swirl C.t....-Pf.y. room these proceed ilf, eattastiatta, luaery ww•Yi defentivessaedsormen-m rl 1 1 11111 ,r_ ig_.e oppression, porerly, and extreme dittoes'. ly enderrood sad jest!, administered, allows mess to In corroboration of my opiuino I shall weefia• 00 ,0 4 1, God according to the dictates of reason sod what I weft remember i• - iseve taken place sumo the coascience, enlightened by the Holy Scriptures, bog 111 "i"lt oltbs *at *Oh America. which, " 6111 t" which are able to make men wise onto satratiom year 1775, was a Bearish colony of great Emmet, sad through faith. ter the 3rii-tber Country. Britain, asersailer- To remedy the present distressed condition of the tog itself eke parent, was led by pride to think that P eople is yet. I think, In the pewrr of ' h e b i t s !" its offspring ought to cooties, in perfect subjection. tem nor societies of the people *mu --Tbe British nation appears to hare bad tee elated for charitable porposer, can noly alleviate for such love of "multi" and encertaill riches le • short shoe the distressed condition of the lower willingly allow the Americana that liberty which deem. Bat. In order to apply an rffecloti remedy, every enlightened People are naturally anairmis Ml the f o ot eteme „H omily an d wisely enquire , to enjoy, but which is too often withheld by late the state of the ostlers, without sp y reams it these who hare been permitted to bombe partiality whatever; end I have noobi but it roles's. To keep the Americans, therefore, in sob- would be (or the good of the country im - mediately ro jetties to the laws made, or to be made, Is England, repeal the lately pissed Corn Bill. Let the Batik of force of arms was resorted to, which involved our England reseals payment of Mill for its notes ghe,. coontry in war with iteirope, that ended in tat demanded, is .1 was gold to de provisos to 1797. lees of Americo, sod of her tutors. frieodsbip, to t h e Misty eadgiltsgreee of the Mother Nation. For the Lot thews*? which is called the Sinking Fond be applied to sink the distresses of the poor, by giving potpie, of carrying on that Imitators% wit, frail einpidialalMan 1,110 are ussmployed, and able tad taxes were imposed, and the deceptive schisms 01 wilting to week, in bringihg into a sista of crellita borrowing sod fending money was resorted to, by l i on Immioma number of acres of mars land in which the price of provisions was raised, and the tic. ki nc gom. Lot thine parts, of it which are es• Poor and Poor Rates considerably increased. This petals of beatieg corn or gran be improved for ensoccessfil war, of sheet Bolen years contingence, purpOtt, and the other parts, which are Gt fee,. ought to have humbled the pride of the Nation, sod row el ' o f t imber and useful strobe, bee planted* Mildit it mote careful to avoid th e curse at war but diffoemitiotts, to tbe growth which the soil may be as dm National Debt was only 'boot nae-forrth part beseedePled. 1.14 landed proprietors not require of what it is new, and the piper cawing', which is gre ater rent for their land than tenants r still universal, though curtailed, hid eat obtained She p a y s offer beating the vipenee of keeping teat dominion, is about seven years of peace with the strength of men sod horses to coltivetit I. European Powers, apd of plestifoicrops of corn, the Let ell Sinecure Places he abolished, and let Pon ' nation had pretty well recovered from the blow it got lions be reduced where they are greater than to 1 by the war, so that the dissatisfied ambition, spirit tumble the objects of them to tivisomTortably. began again to appear, and in the year 1793 war broke Let all lo t i on which are psil not of Pk revenue be forth in • quarrel with France about the extent to "d e ad to what they were previous to the late war. which they should carry their reform. Thus the Let claw be enacted, and universally prornalgareo, l dames of war w ere aga i n k in dl e d , w hi ch b iased and that hi future nn mit shall pats if it he In any aryl extended In all directions. That this ireful war, I mutilated or wornaway, or that the King's soporeetrp whirl' halted upwards of 2 0 years, might be carried d o n be obliterated, so es to render it doubtful who. on with vigour, and also to pay firrign natious which titer it be ibis coils of the resin or not. helped them l• defend sod aggrandize themselves, to ii r b eee t hi ngs q uo I have prop r oor t i be rented crash Polaud, sod to subdue the French People, the Into practice, their good effects will sons appear in wheels of the borrowing sod feeding madam, began relieving etteelesily the dittrestot of tbe loiter classes to move more rapidly than ever, and taxes aortaigits of the Lahoorlog Poor, and in lessening the great sod more titan salicient to pay the interest of money beo l eo of Poor gars ; they will rise give a sorprise borrowed were impend ea the People. Thu the i n * Wortley to laintholo of agriculture, and be former deceptivea plan of politics was once mere roe ne a t thg trade ellinyeteteree of the tottleo, and also sorted to, and , that epee an @stingier' scale. This be Beans of tgferreab ie. outwore of the People, war, for a few loan after its commencement, mot high oodles-, rich sod isnori-1. am, Rh, theSr.ertr• aiLl cnn,iderable opposition from peaceable morn; rw „ , sod your humble sereitt, but as its projectors strongly aujitai se d th a t it. ,sins. wet • J. 11. a .I _ll , _.,! • AN,- .6 41i, SOCIETY or AIM. " • BANK MOTES. MOTES. Oil WeArseaday last a very maniere,' Mooting of •the Members of „Aka Society took place In An Arle)phi, fdr tigrporpe ,, e of•Jtoreiring she Rep e at of the Goodwill., of Polite Arts, tele ,Me 1 , . the illlr•reot plans which led been presenitod to the Satiety, for loprotrd Betbode of aiskirig iliank-ontes, and for I -- the trankaction of olb•e bo-Bores; Dr. POW LLL, M.D. rad , lieu Pt. bitten., le Mr Om*. The Report was 'OW., 41 slightly toorh•tt epees the existing evils arising fraiip Are facility •ith ',nick ferry* are cossadttaii ; It way ho optimal!, to mete, they the gripori on a former nigh. cooteloed SOMO• comments span Ott, conduct of the Bost. in which that Eosblialiment *is 'trailed 4 hieing • shown a soil calpable negligence, in nest being - taken steps far the preventi , n of she cr ime : Oyer; •n the Contrary, of hewing depeordni sport i - Itio r 1 severity! o f f tho Penal Lowe. rinse tourneoolf • priming spots motion nn the night op vs ktepor; was first introduced, sad. of rest topia' - - :,* . m.(0610191 presented it to the Society Mead of this a orament. The emended Repiret cnntittied ••• . cersaiti pleas, consisting, as oP Cada clidtriel et tn. : • • patriot engravings I , y eminent tulles, de reagre'veni . 1 of a Tory peculiar description by irialforia, of Ini , rl ' r: J' ll athematic:al exactness as ebony se played the . l'a tibill In lino., wadding. .pd of plinth% wiku, 1 i. aosoad type, on of •hich type wocid IA- j ig .; -•• sent iostiraaosintablo diticoltlex a - flie etpence bring •.' ,• ... : proillgioaa, the skill first-rate, and the I•ts.,tb of two • 0 • ... . oecessary for fiuishlog a foot of type fit the porposot ' several months. It rotooyarientigil • counbisation .4 reiciop sod printing, so crate • neceinly et -. - • bet - the -- _ ae, were nentieurd in the and the Miletel of oriticsicis were referrrd to, Irons •ii‘rb it ~,p.rited that tbo plea was built epee the 'Mid hi,. dation of esperiment or practical kinowledr, except in he 111. MOM of the type, which it werrld rewrite teaey months to pat to lb* triii. _ _ The question being loudly called bur, lb* motion was pet end carried by a vest usaystrity. - Thi. Report contains most valuable information in our opinion, and highly steal et this jabot's*, when - it Is known the Public shall not have metallic sub.. steams as a tirculativiapilswas. • l* Suocuseo Accinerd.--On Saturday afternoon. doting a foa.h..nt with the Berkeley hounds, in tho vie ' y of Rirkcnansworib, a (,entles.. o f the name of Idioms, Berle,. • Partner in • Banking Concern of that name at Uxbridge, was tamers kens !kis Lerse, and had his neck dislocated, and deist on Pite i spot. EITRAOuDIXART OCCONKINCII.— A botcher In Newtown, 114nntgemeryshire, on l'hursdiss, was in the act of killing a pig, when, hawing direst the knife Into the teasel, be threw the weapon on the ground. t The enraged animal, tbnngb in the collie of doslh, • Att 4. took hold of the heft of the knife In his moot', sod, • A by a jerk of his head, inflicted e wnend in the tog of • the butcher, to the surprise of severe, Ity••tarstiors 7 An attempt was lately made by erne of the pri. senors is the Castle of Line ell% to Affect In owls., ring the turnkeys atetlre time they were re. them from the day.roolos to the n•gt t cells, alarm being Immediately given, and the torn. awing no keys about them by which the poi . eeeld let Iteraselveg out, they were re( ) ! non wered, and ;diced In close en..‘tientent. The turnkey was considerably braised in tn.. aeoelo b li 1b.., by his makings most deterralned r .,e4.. anal against four *l,e were endeavouring to !roll op in one of the cells. : . Ceau Esc AAAAA , nu. It —Meet at a decline of Barley 1..-t -fs. ‘brayer,—Oats, Pro, and Beats. It. lower.—ls Mier article's. %Itemises. *bear . La t han) .... 71 121Ilte7Peme 60 61 la - Xew Alßeano Dme (Foortge) .... TO 3? Old do. ... — lye &1 58 1 Itetilu Pi MI !Arley ... M 64 (Oats New......m..,.... floe dn...... . ...... '44.3 7B 4:1 Petard do. .... ..... P 6 10 *bite Peat 4ll 30, teed do. New ditto .... ....... I rise time so paw maiiers .... Le 13 I Iteseeds. . al 411 aIutTKIFUaLD IIAKILET. Vat. 0. • 1 ...44 the (Ital. peruser a son. tee? ... 4- 01 rr• 3s. its. I Hew .i ' t•innit away .• - 0..- A 4... h.. fit. r. et !tai pzi and IT aspi ba. tr.t. to h. tri. aft •f :. • ft . OE o 0. .' Vt. ...111 - 41 b ............... ..... I . . ....,..... -„,. mo. Moms 04 Plea ..._, i • 1 01411f-MARKer Nov ...... 41. to. tie. i . 71. IN. N. Marc .. ft. Os. tae. t• :N. N. 00 - 1 1 . ; :2 44. . i t er /We .. .. SO. 10.. Cd. to 26. OL W. • .4. ~► a •rtiL r'AfrivimAri. 4 Isevitirgrni ideara a nee for the protection of civil as Jodi it illy GI PPr omeo estusup,..l" "r berty, they persoaried Perliassent to grant whetted( issue seaseore ouppties they required, se that as hard cub osill# l rings. Its could oat he foaled to sebsitilse foreign nettling, sold w o wed* 6 6 t b, fur home circulation, in the,yeor 1797, the Bank at 12...1.---a - the • fora-- - I price of .reelaletos, *awe the proprietor end ilso gp i rati v sod minting, So eglite a tarceenty est an People Peso terir rent" II IstVin onga *WA between the engiains arid printers. Ori Sid * pleoty, some for waist of oreploy m e o t t o earn tin y siaawahaiabs. that certainly *pea impossible for re- ales, igpalLolde ues us ' rig detective .41 tin% wage* of 611, sad °l-418 In employment not baring egoists -- "pay.soch rents, if the price of the proderes id event of Imitation. dial violin sufficient to pesters for themseires and fits'_ load shewld•hoppen to fall 4rwirs4l rin, steerage pars' • ezeouscr, ~. libel the i ~ • lies the necessaries of life. What, then, more he l ati c hi e f etc h ri i f ront rh eyes , 1404 ik, 5 4 . A..mo rena m I r a. p•oparers i i.. otirrett•re 1)•• • ..41 their condition now, whets wheat is 'towards of 10Ue. l a w ammi,d the numb ., .. r ( )nor I „o r /. incri,„„4 • i nt cum , a , kj , isti that et s shiest per quarter, and all other sorts of grans properties.- s ad, a v ant " , the Poor itare„„„ Is p „ pori i n „ ; use d j o sp r wrj we we pp er . C..ppo s . 'et s, it on . . . ably high in price? sad tkellsolos evil invented soother ; tel the high were net cl (striking off.mone thsn'ti,UOU i As the refill produced plentifol crops of all sorb relate whio Ins paper money enabled tenant, to pat pensions' the 'Novae, of the plates em ~ in the years 1813, 1814, and 1913, this, as far aril for a time ; reconciled leaded p•Oprietors to the , din Ise a moonier •vieos. the IPniewoht Of dm nifilbfr know. unprecedented condition of distress is times plorebte political schemes of war and hairy sasation, I struck a every day et the bank tenon 30,teie. , — of plenty, most have ate., from other acres than .L-..._ t..._ . 110 ...owl tta t, tnit strength of.the nation supported Steel, br i peing softened, would take this esigrovirtek, .f. the providence of GOD, who gays Nit onion (or G O ,, sains i n all its p i s m l / 4 01 1 1111b tor , roof!. I tier ankh it,should ba case-hardooed, and by thio • ...- three SOCCes3ife years s h uu d ges , crops of every kind I bent. history gees 11•1 toreros es of any oaths , process tech ate would be aspen* litAillralltiog.o l l awl fine harvest% which, instead of discontent and Mating we , ha „, i n ~,h , visaa us Britain th „ mos ',dim" „, 1',.. p ro ve the (mod linnilph 90 martourlng, which is hyoid all over the kingdom, ie nose 1797, I mess In• regard to tits weight of 1 ;Ono of Robot nine oriel for 0•911411. 4 • 10 "Pis . mollet' among all ranks, ought to have Periled a ge n e ra l ta anion Imposed span its sonnets. an d w ith 's . ' the Books is the L' -it'll *Mee of feta, a spirit of content, and thankfulness of beltavinir t• „„6,g asp asii„h; money medium. „„ pi i ng „a, .reel A i p er i s w e asi,k filen* were f;ltattled to • the lieatoear of every gond gift. thoblends of their anal er;ppet singlet's°. All the ' mitre', Cud legs/eta bee erttlentt helmd by the*. By a great number of private opinions sod pobil: Or h„,,, ca i hi i, ig mediaed has t ap „,,,‘ p pm ps p wr r.initit Ismentod oft* *Hu the ilePoti bud callous, Ibis eneeneson national distress has .bent corromey, seri cnuntecieit acd fore* eon. Coos , h oriderst:ly weskine44 the late eis t ehona i .. brought on by-ii vriOty of causes; sod, strao.•to w ar: l, l ,4 oa, h,,,, pu bli c 4,,, h a „ h e " pirgb a wd` dpon the re.romnittel, bet ( or the 'ski. of • pula n .. , toll, not a gravities's-minded people haul the der * the the 'now 'rig's, is it tiny wader that a lic.eallitY which the it'lmuil " v ." *a at , t ". , , •4. impudence t u rd, thel the distress has been brought nanny ef se long standing no at length boo b was calculated to advance e lhe irPesid . •.• • • - us by Mo"er•ctilthdant c r ab" 4 grain, which bressitt kite a most uncommon distressed cos. adoration. 1 .. t. - • Were the mesas of 'meninx the pries of provislows-- Milne, even in tl.. ro'i-itt of abundance of 811 tits ' Mr. „loco coincided in the nano snore. . ._. 4 s '' • therefor*, to inertly the distress, they revs slid o , ties of 14, by pod., e eve t oesness , aosbnioa 'There oar sorsa opposittan trio to .1 . 1'" i . ... , 30., the sowing sf less lead with corn, and to give • mite -A A .... crei.,ect, ohs! upt.rotiion. by blember., who, l!oirever, did nett st 4 MINI • bonny to •sport it, i n or d., t r i rs i se the , rink that h..regsrd. to dm fertile tneionr• of ening t its adoption. but Inca solookor they may Aston high rents t er their laa a g a ar for tg:gectio v itig ai , an naafi , 0 have t .::... . are reasonably atirih4ne the primate di ' ,Il t : %".,' , 11l L.: ... the 049/ • 1 - , , .8 osratily , opt of the gentles. tit Society. iso4 ,rio wet,. a y•• _ TrirbibPory . Fondliii 4 11 ' . hilor •• b ' ybe for she in - holding ceresnorial rea Cnintwistintieis, ..fee 1141110te bPI "ma, ~ , -i ency, el.irhitano high Rent of LAIL 1. , ;• „ l A N, g i ,„„, & „ft d al 1„ 4 „.,, w i 1 y a p, 4 4 m uc h istisTecilim to the "Wit wadi, •a- irs. No.. to ant siptolon a jtositioll •••. • • • ' L'lli a s elipig i sk IN , ap ii, - (arkr e ffifir w i. p ,,, m a • . !, ws r in feww w.,ly apprpood h pincipally reporo- inn- A , ects of . mote iroetent and deepty.rooted cause, ini i alas; for ie NOW .4e that the Popish re. 'toted dive the Report was thForPorel, instead ..F Which but professedly wise politicians and Ine- • N t h which the People of Britain onee justly .of t , siiiig grounded on real practical hossoledoe.--• dero writers item to have either overlooked. pyara p h i av i ns r, s, being of a elsmnoble itatare h l This 041 flatly denied by the approvers el 1t... Koss or mason, Da came i - if °°l°°t people ti " , to be and opionhig both chit and religion liheary, esti pore, w h o stated, that it sees .notided on the wain • "I' s " F"r ri') " 11 Paris g do verily be- w hi r l, hid rrceireil v unsaid ender the reins of Lemony of the brst-rsto artists, sow* 4 alsiseelennola '- -- " - " ' • ' " ~t s 1 a t I