The Statesman. — London, England, 1819-07-20 00:00:00

'I , - _ C f .: IL -.N ,.. ... \ ' : 0' y. -I /41-14> ‘.,P" c ' ~.. , ~ 5,,,,,, n . :. • a i i i • 4. 3 ‘.....e . (147111111/31111 1 C I 3lt, 1 \ re% 1 b Z C ksu, (11 j t J 1 4 . o n 4 _ No. 4198. TAE LONDON ENGINEER. MARGATE URA M T ACEIT. Captain H.M. DODD. This elevens and egionsdkus Vowel will Imre she Tower TO-MORROW and every asersegiog SATURDAY awe WRDN Es D AY. for M A len ATE. at Right **Clerk Intie lillenthati precis W. nod triunes beta thew* every MONDAY sad FRIDAY at Ow sans hoer. Fares, 13, ear► P lisra rev. Pirr Dam harladedt and for Children under years of age. and Servants atteadiecfamilies. 7s. Id. earl. All applications to be suede I. Mr. Iliaord, swot to the r a a r tr a trt b 2, Low Titanies-stecet g and Mr. Cbiricellee, Pier, The 'barbel is propelled by to esadesseitut at tuse:trisive news, •kb copper boilers mid adequate self-actn nakty salves. EYTON , Stock - Beaker. Cernbill and Leather& Ascot. — NEW Lot - TERI/ DRAWS rad onucir !!! smut - 11.160 TICKETS!!! TWO GRARD PRIERS., 416.010 Swift Maury !I t ALL bi ONE DAT !!! TllRElesilessise Nsabors are sere lobe Capital Priers t! Tian , sod Slimes are ass es sale at the above L•eliy Dicta LYTON. where all Meese le the Feeds is usas seed sill basest Ira dispatch. N. B. N 0.4451 410.000.-5.115. E 1.030, rem! 11.000. ,ISOO. he. Itc. base lately bees hold by ETTON, Ne. WHARE'S amp Carpet. Heartb.reg. and • Fesoishlag Wattebnose, No. 311. alabosiwpite•weees bildsoss.—Upholdees eall Dealers I. Carpesiat. rawness; Far- WAIN. Taveva Keepers. Ike. way be applied with the hest articles is 11111101411. Kisisleraelmeer, ask! Veuesiaa Carpet's's. Beerili-ropp. Drorees-. Baize', Maness. Bleakess. Table covers, the cheapen wed realest easier, la Lned..n. Ten Tbossuri Tanis 4 Hawk carpetivw, from 10. OIL in 5e N.. sad all di the heel quality. blerchaal. may always haw ii to 100 pines is sets for Esportaiwa. Tolley Carpets of aliiisei fog ready awry. MR. OWEN'S WORKS-SEW EDITIONS This slay was pahlished, is Ow Voles, lea. peke 6s. beards, 1. SM. A NEW VIEW OF SOCIETY; is Fear &sup sis the F.krivelon of she Hausa Chsreetre. ofromotory th o te n pme... n Phut foe sesdissNy borates GieCosititios of Masai. d. The Fourth Ukiah 1 AN ADDRESS &Hefted to the lolthboosts of Newt I.llsark, at she Opesese of the lassiessius he Feessikies of Cliaroder. The Fourth Ediiise. Pelee M. S. OBSERVATIONS es the EFFECT at she NAND. FACTURING SYSTEM. The Third Eliiiss.—To which ate sibited, Two Lewes es the Eapliyassossf Childers is Ma. ssfseiseses sod a Lauer es the Oates et Churches se/ Scheele. Prier 0.0. 4. TWO MEMORIALS en BEHALF 011ie MORNING CLAIM ES I the NM presessed is the tisesehesesis Errepe sod Asseeka. the seers/ is the Mika Powers asseesbled Is Cessna OA Als-la.CMpeße. Pike Is. Abe. is Aro : Peke 3t. p. Neel. TRACTS railio w va;ilow Rime, %ails'. iffs. P. pool. foe rabbis Colter of laikase7 et all orstalTalw *mod Rooloodry. By Jaw Belkto. . _ (R rioted from the welshed. pebitalted le 1f96 )—Report M the C4.wMee of she Areociatiee f .r the Relief of the Ne lltelothtreal Lehootlee Poor.— A Brief Sketch of the Rai. s~l{aew &witty of Potpie called Sbakele.—As ACCININI of the 1 1 .811 e Prweellhey which took Owe to Leaden is Judy sod t Avoid. 1817. Published by ROBF.RT OWEN. Pasted foe Legman. Hera. Reed. Oro.. nod Remo. Pa. lorooster.totr 8 awl to he had of An Giber looksellets. NERVOUS COMPLAINTS AND DEBILITY. THE late celebrated Dr. FOTHERGILL, is the ii (vine of ►ie extensive practice. eretinuttertid repeatedly sac► disarm* taw of I'llefooes Comptaloos. that he we. ts• dated in divert ►is principal amnion in the disenverbsts ■s a (tortoni and perntarrot ►eseed,. T►n invaluable Medicine here elUsed to the Public aseraine, coder the Otte sf •• Dr. FM THIAGILL'S NERVOUS unfors." ww Die happy re. Oat of his ?forts I by a 5.... a which ►e isvariably tracceede ie milidebyt and esterwiantitti every description a Menses Disorden and their verities &treating alreetions. i.e Lnosinass of Spitito. Ilend•Arhes, Lose of Appellee, I. dievius, Spiv. s SINN ll)pse►eadriacnm. Litrense Lassitude, An sett. Fainting I he. and every Lied .✓ debility or reias.ision of ob. wits. To /babe vaintroately Ikea stitch I, it is candleronit rei.ns vended to use the a .eve itetninuible Modielah. by shirk they are soared a obtaining liars• erite nli.f, audA hetea doe perteeer..ace is it serrentos to the directions Oval. pose tr-evtabliAment !heir health. Anal in B t ie.. of N. id. t lie. i sail 151. ; by Bailer a nd Seas, Cheasiata. 4.. 4. Cheitpsule. mem .1 Si. Pool's, I. dos, mid 31. %NlL:dor -ire... Dublin I and all the prier psi Rnakselires, Drawls, aa.l Medicine Venders thriusilioni ►e Kindest. cempiktle kepi n.i ale, for ihr at•losit • n4alimk r lies Public by Leigk, !weed Bn...tr, 19). thaard.glololl sod Co. Bow Cbereb-• and 1 belle.. Cliesp4ltk Tait. levet Strlanni• I an d %ard. nest, D01.,-iott "soi.omoi, cELE..taA rrn AB . ITERGIIN r rlOv gum orfroval 1 ate l awn iso 14 Fart awl tali... uticeimily Pesepks. 5:4!f• by Tenets, Rorpriorros. IP tewtile.. Sh Pr'Alt, list, Neeitero •.e Rwe , N et t. Anus. Ar. as . for Scerbetie Red t ewe, e• E epitome. beim Ile met volaable eceeiritioe aai opproder• t tor pellet rut! erete4 to too No. kill nod Grab hi tlic Veiled lisomplete. Al.. Tbeoe Idellalp 'teemed !remise :be CORDIAL BALM et GILEAD. Ni.... Cacao Diiiirder.3 sad trot AN TI-111 PETICER E 4, SOLOMOV• DROPS, for Ileerbsiir wad arbor • ••riferw. seigi••••k from • w. (*NM stale.K tee Wad mod I~l. Price Ile. pee beide at "%wr le ear Fatally beat', for no. ebb the word, "Seek Salome," Liverpool." reeroortt oe ter atom,. Psi rats. es reseiastas a Oat Poser Note mai receive ad. eke, es moral. be directly their kilers (post paid) to 61!ead- A.olbr,toorat LW:erred. TM PRESiED with a jell and bosons sense of the IM relasattoos ?Milli whim from the istjedicime. trenewtot of • tenets malady. roetracted le a marmer two well tonere be rristre entemoesse. and .fit. 'mailing no its *sheep" 'Milne& serifs of di.s.e..teg teed .henrys Insupportable aftl.ctopos. Dr. EADY re.pectfully calls the allesdeno ed titter toterested, se he peculiar aril moot effectual varthnd of rare, volute tit d-, 'ewes especie of the dm v. or the eqr,lis cuisinel raiews of these " mho Steil the wod ttf dromire to the co.raad break it to nor bode." Dr. Body will nut peeing* in pledge Willi halt, in e rny ilesriliption of cure; beam far as helm aid, to.' ei.itte b. eartfittal sad surgical skin. cam be spotted. he premien , ' a &nail., sperd•. sad IserOMMlrld rt4orofi.ol I hooey made eirty .erries of Syphilitic affertioa. Red It. garottes Maio of oho e" , -. lh , primary objeros of hi prefettelooki etities, mg being ao•lrrd itt the trierttedrot 'weer 'loth has orromplaird lars mote of netters* during the enure* of a Mat :,o4 toboho.no pr et er, I e lb rambled irr odrer, eke the fullest to..tdeue% pro• 1 I , l4oom•ne wee eh- moat lowersl a. d eacostraging. Inoweerettle hot ,rrrn imp b e adds/end din,liodvt of Ihrsuperi..re. of fir. 1 . 1..4.'s Proem. able Wit Wee foite.d He prevail. rs•IJ ',brim rodent, moon r.-alord by t.ohlte heliteemo, boa beta M. eftecem.l. 11. MIMI IVO ill ihose @cosi „enr. whaere. Or. Earle ern :te Neil ?pall. foreemate is frvi.m: 0 . , e .10010r00n and 1111 erbiloased nerve. of the human mmetitteti-o, ',bleb ream ter, to it. Oros 0..0. arresirtl. hamlet" rend. r nognenry the van i..,nriiral of reiste,ce. Eno. I%*:. flelelasllng !IBM . a in rn.ty to.O •t. Oily, by t.-au - ?among sic (rum,. ....I otr.waind tone nod eltuic. / in sit r. la It ra wawa. 1)r. ke.ty is happy ,t 5 .u .. 11 :47 , 7 ,. ..... i the 5 at h 0 it.. .t n . t h , wri , 0e b.. aad , gone:e rn e assze , antes tho ,u t the nre in. 1.,. pow... drevord brio; wily remelted. Dr. res,.., rsr is (ne iwt. ti 1411, at l', Deot-tees, 5, le.. by Is..o re w “( hair 11, .••••-l*tontry letters mutt trepectlil *indict. by rrate el ...muse p ~e LONDON, TUESDAY, JULY 20, 1819 " The Cause for which Ilasconcir fell is the Field, and Sraator died oa the Scaffold!" TUE attleetine of the Public is claimed to the superior everlkere of the ELASTIC SILK HAT. ea• aefartered by W. cod T. 111605, at their blepatartory 1. gllveroareet, Fleetvorert, mod *old at their Shop, 11% Slt•mdi who, ispritverd with the highest ..... of gratitude for the Sat• tering sestlessey of public approhatioa, beg leave to sower those oho any fa thee with their purview, that it will be their ~east study to merit a evolieuttare by the sale of the very best ankle, me the leant 1. rne.—Klaele Sill Haas hem Ns. to 116.—leperli to Seaver, d"oble coveted, from Ilk. to 9D..—Hws coveted with Silk, readered impenetrable by water, at Ifs. MINUFACTURING DISTRIC7S. LEM, Jus.Y 17.—Tbe Reformers are smistering all their strength for the intended Meeting on Moo day, sad ere solkitiss; subscriptions to defray their'. siderite' espaeces. It is very 'laterally erpected to be the largest Meeting ever held in this part of the country, as their advertisements and posting bills have Was circulated far and wide; bet it is not sow espected, that either Sir C. Wolseley or Mr. Hunt will be present. A Meeting of 1 philsothropic Manufacturers and Gentlemen has been held here, for the purpose of tabling into considering the propriety orassiating :hose poor sod West dors anon to emigrate, who use. net /ad employment here. Ono handfed sad fifty 'eloth-workovs(denominated Croppers) have gives I. their names as wishing to be neat, with their families to the Cape of Good Hope; and a number of Geo tiemea have set down their names for various some to assist these in their design ; and an spplicstion is like wise to be forwarded to Government in their behalf, to obtain a portion of the Parliamentary grant. SOUTH AMERICAN VOLUNTEERS. [PROM TUC IRIS!' ?MRS.] LANDING or TILE PATRIOTS. Some of the adventurers hay. aireedy got to t►e end of their patriotic comer, and, If we may jodg. from more appearance, we s►ould pr them ready to take up arms for or against any Power ow the face of the earth. Tbs Leann, Captain Voyse, which sailed from Liverpool, o■ the 3d, for Teisidad, which 300 men of Geo. D'Evereva's Legion, seder Colonel Young, destined for the Island of Margo. Hite, put into this harbour, Sunday misting, sad landed 44 discontented recruits, in a state of desti tution, poorly complete. Every story may be told two ways; at any rats this disembarkation is sc. coveted for by two different stories, between which we have tact the means of deciding, although amuse of investigstion might be highly desirable. The Officers •ay, that t►e troops on board, all or overly all Irish, shipped originally from Dublin for Liver pool, showed, unprovoked, such a riotous disposi floe, as made it perilous to proceed. This short part of the voyage too had been balling, and the water was found indifferent, and likely to become short. A Council determined on patting in here.— They look the regimental clothes from the most ob ageless of the mutineers and tent them ashore, and a general offer of leaving the service ►eing made to the dissatisfied, several volunteered to join their dismiss ed comrades. Their appearance touches open thee:. trees a wretchedness, and supplies a sopernume airy reinforcement of misery to a spot w►ere Jags- Deity awl humanity are poised to find employment for local latoorers. Their story differs somewhat hoes the foregoing stalemate.. They say, that on embark ing they were promised plenty of good beef, with a suitable allowance of grog, &c. on their voyage; bet that at sea they were immediately pot upon a salt I herring a day, Vbs. of potatoes, and a pint of oho minable water. Discontent appeared. A man was flogged for remonstrating; discontent was inflamed to desperados, sod severity awed into fear ; the wea sel pat ie beim, end the 44 men saw their engage. moot violated without sembisoce of trial, sad •ere forced ashore, after being stripped almost to naked sm. From the sellers, chiefly, they picked up rags of covering. We have now told the two stories, but we do set decide. Several of the Officers have been up to Waterford, I. elegant dark green uniform. Their figure, swore, foto, and appearance, are of the most prepossessing Mod. Hat for the rejected Patriots, they present a miserable specimeo of those enthusiastic Citigeos of ths World who, transcending the hounds of ordinary patriotism, are sublimated into divest projects, and chum nothing *ill satisfy bat to establish freedom among the Antipodes, " Ard MU Republics, tbatigh ant worth a groat." All the speeches that .e harp printed this Session, is forret of the Foreign Enticenent Act, could not upload half so fd►elbly f the measure as one view of thew foor.sod-forty cast away Patriets.—( Water ' jurd Mirror.) No., here seen ansethenticsted list of the r. visions on hoard the Laforey, and we can state w ish cr.nt.i• • Iwo that she has, by the express order o f Goner,' frEvoroits, nearly double the quantity allowed in the firilivn transport service, for the same oum'aer of men for a ilnyag• of three months, though the entree, to the Laffire)'s place of destination is malty performed in less than sit weeks. Some of of thew ate evinced a turbulent spirit at Liverpool, land were about to be dismissed the service, bit on a self ma promise of future gond conduct they were taken on board. General D'Everees, we under ' stand, seal off an intelligent officer to Waterford, on Tuesday sight, to institute sn enquiry into the treessetime, and to report to him the result. —(Freto. miry'', "'weal ) We nose been informed on authority of the most respectable bled, that these men were placed on the same footing, as to provisions, as the King's troops, when on board. Their complaists must, the re fore, hive bent enfoueded.—fidorning Post.) It is with Masson wean add our testimony to that of our colemporaries. We hare read an ovitheati.. sated return of the provisioos on board the Worry. The qnsotity is much beyond what is allowed in •ho nebbish trawapnrt terrine ; yet we auderstand, that Gesaral D'Eeereos issued.. order to the dicer who Ibis proceeded to Waterford, to pat on board such I sdditiooal quantity as be may think proper—not be. ritlft mon is wantiog for the voyage, b■t in order that his original intention of haring o stock of some weeks for tho men after their lauding, may be fol. filled in this rapeel• W. base been on board the Hannah, now in our river, to take on board CuUnit Aiimer, end a large detachment of the lancer Regiment—and we have never seen a fitter venal of her class, 400 tows, or one better appointed for the convenience and comfort of troops doriog a long voyage.—(Doblin Savoring Post.) A rode artist hes, weds err 1;111 lake's, sketched in draft, on the brick walls, ow lbw wroth side of the road lestling to Koir-bridv, as limas Uelbein's cele brated Dance of Daub." The Leeds Metals", after stating that the Trus tee' of the Coloured Cloth Hell had refuted persi sins to hold the intended Meeting in that place, says '••••" The proceeding of the Yorkshire Reformers have since the first Meeting on Runlet Moor, us semed a moderate tone, sod the behaviour of the po rton In been peaceably and orderly. We hope the report that the Lord ',inelegant of the West Riding will have to make to hi. Government, will amount bet to ibis—That there is a great deal of suf fering, sod its never-failing concomitant, much dies*. tisfactioo ; bet that the laws of the country, when duly administered, seem folly equal to the preserve don of the public peace.—ln consequence of a dig tress for the Assessed Tam, a person in this tows, with a family of ten chiliiros, Is, this week emigrated to the United Slates of America; god, on IYednes day lest, his wife epplied at the Worthless' Board, for some assistance, to enable herself and her family to follow her distressed husband. The relief re quired was onfortenately a larger som than the Com. sotto. felt themselves justified in arproprialing to that purpose; sad without some effic out ateistance this nemeron family must soon sink law the rank of peoperism." IMIANCIIEITtIi, JULY 17.—A dilatation from the Footle Reformers, at Blackburn, paid a visit to this tone on Moods, lat. They paraded different parts lathe town, bet perticals►ly the neighbourhood of Ifirrtours, in the crntente which ends inch an lit passim) en the tale Blackburn Meeting. They af terwards stteoded a Meeting of Female Reformer., et the Union Rooms, in George Leigh -street. We ire informed that et this Meeting, Mrs. I—, Mrs. W—, end Miser Radical Amazons, Mangled the audience on the usual topics, and at considerable length. The following is an extract of a letter from a Ma nufacturer, given in the lllanchester Gazette :--ss If the present rate of wages is to be continued through the coming winter, how many thousands mast be added to the list of those already out of work, or who are bet partially employed, and who do not get half meet. I was Informed, oo Tuesday last, by a Gentlemen, whn, the last three weeks, has travelled through a great part of Yorkshire, that it is com puted that shoot 00,000 men, women, and children, are out of work. Several thousands of these are ca. lico•weavers, and cannot be assisted by their friends and relatives, whose best neutrons will not produce more than fromfbwr to six shillings per week. It Is supposed, on a moderate calculatiow, that i■ Lanca shire 40,000 persons are in a similar situation with their Yorkshire neighbours. Instesd of keeping up the price of labour, and making two pieces in lies of three (in times like these), the weaver is compelled, from the low wages he receives, to produce lee pieces, sad thus the markets are overstocked, instead of being relieved by threefifths less being produced." GLAtoow, JULY 14.—Aederslea Iles 1042 looms: of that number there are 314 idle. There are also 335 harnesses tied up ; this, of coarse, has thrown idle as many draw.boys ; which, toting weavers, winders, and draw-boys together, the total idle will avow le *early 7CO in Andante's alone. Thar. are in the district of Clyde, Bell, and To baeo-streets, Calton, 670 looms ; sod, from a very correct return, there are of that number 132 Idle, and the hands are going about for want of work ; besides there are 29, whose gross earnings are be tween Gs. sod 7s. a week; 87, Ss. and Os. ditto ; 93, 4s. and 51. ditto ; 41, 31. and 4s. ditto ; 10, 41. and 31. ditto. From the above gross earnings meat be deflected tone-root, beaming and twisting, candle, &c. and other item., which will average 2s. a seek the jeer round. Ilene, it most be evident that the net balance over is by no means adequate to provide the workmen in the most ordinary necessaries of life. Amongst the idle hands, there are many heeds of families, who have so other mesas of sibsietence whoever bet what arises from their industry ; sad, from that circumstance, it will not surprise year ItPeders, when I state that they anti their families ere in a state of elmobt actual starratirm , and vises of patterns distress have come to my kounledge. There seems to be nothing doing to relieve the distress. though thousands be absoluttly starting; hunger is most urgent in Its cravings, and words cannot soots it. Hunger, indeed, will make a man mad, and ever, one knows that if a great many madmen were once to break loose, it is very hard to say what sight be the consequence. Pou.ocainsws, PIEAR GLasoow.—Last sink a Public Meeting of the lubabilauts of this place ..at held, for she purpose of &visits( some plan for the support of the unemployed u . One of st.,. speakers slated ) that he knew of families that kaJ ac• PR►GR 7D• Nally bean without any Alas to eat for some days. A Committee was appointed to take .ao names of those who era idle, sad ordered to preps(' a Memo riot ea the subject, awl present it to ass Alitlotrttes? It was directed that they should particvla.ly press upon the consideration of the hlaaistrates the groat member of Seater, who are working for no mots then 4s. a week ; that out of 90tr looms, 70 aro en tirely Idle, with their proportion of warp sod web winders ; that daring the last 27 years, every sod. credit,' chillness has reduced the sweet the weavers at least nine per cent. ; that since the sweeping dull.. nem of 1816, they have been stroggling for a hare esillosee; sod, lastly, the absolute necessity .rich exists of opening a vent for the overstock of Muds that predawn tech a depression in *ages. NOMINATION or A COUNTY MEMBER rose W 11,73. A Meeting fir the purpose of dominating a proper person to represent the County of Wilts (owing to the resignation of Paul Methuen, Esq.), took place at Devizes on Friday morning. The lime Sumner (John Long, Esq ), in a seat speech opened the busies.. of the Meeting, and re. clouted that the electors would hear with patience and impartiality, the oases amt characters of sack Gentleman that may be proposed to them to till the honourable station secant by such resignation. Tatees, E.g. then addressed the Meeting. and mid, that be maintained the utmost Willmar* for each party as regarded persons) motives, and whom be should (merits his political opioimes, It would be from a Sri conviction that be was !sol dering an advantage to the county at lerge. He bed duly weighed the pretensions sod abilities of each at far as it lay In his power, and as to priests , &waver, public worth, nr political sentiments, he believed that none rotated higher than Mr. lienett in the esthete. lion of all who knee him, end ro the opinion of the inhabitants this county giesrally t Ile should wet detain them any longer at present, and concluded by observing, that, Independent of the frieodshi!) which masted between them, or say priests views whatei. ever, be should beg leave to nominate him as a It Representative. Sir lone Mennen roost, Bart. then addressed the Meeting. lie passed 1 high encomium on Mr. Astley, as to his 6412(14 in general, observing, that be had descended free the most ancient family in the county, &c. and concluded by noodeating his as a proper Representative. Joe, Esq. eecooded the Worthy Siheturt. Mr. BUST? then attempted to address the Meet. ing, bet both parties were so boisterous that neither could be heard distinctly. When silence was ob tained, Mr. B. expressed his wish that they would hear both parties, sad judge in a fair' and undid manner. The sepport he most valued, was that given without any delusive enticement; sea only ho wished to gals, and if he could sot obtain his seat as Representative of the county of Wilts by se means, he should net consider it au honour wordk contending for. Mr. Amer thee came forward and addressed dm Meeting. He hoped they would attend to what he bad to stale, in order tbst they may judge of both side* of the question. He had been slandered by an unjust report, and wished to be confronted with his antagonist. He was convinced that sock conduct was contrary to his friend Mr. Beaett's wish, with *ho■ be stood a staunch friend at the lilt elec. Lion. But it its a fact well kerma by all his friends preseot,tbat for more than 10years it had been his la. ultimately to obtaiq a wet as Representative for the independent county of Wilts; and if he sup. ported Mr. Benoit last year, he did not see why he bad sot equal title to wee his utmost interest for him. eel, at present. lie pledged his honour not to be guilty of one act of disrespect to Mr. Resell, and with hopes that all personal hostilities may be done sway, he would folly depend on the decision of the e:ectors in general, knowing them to be the beat Ages. lie had served in the Wiltshire Militia for upwards of le years, and bad aver entertained the meet liberal principles... a friend to freedom and re. 'Woes toleration. lie hoped noes of his fellow freer: tlders would be led away by antonymous yob. Dominos, they are like snakes in the grew. Was he to be stabbed in the back? Where is the Gentleman, let him produce his Blearier, and I am here reedy to defend myself. _ _ Mr. Coostrrt. of [Aycock, thee came forward, but the clamour was so greet that it was impossible to hea► • word that Gentlemen uttered. After which, Mr. Mats Hear presented himeelf theytet ha ikeb d eehteinagrd with inszport of Mr. Astley. He said patience Mr. Bonen, end b. would now solicit their attention to hies.—((;rtes of off! of! fur a considerable lime )—Mr. How, *ids a determinttion to be heard, remised until silence was obtained. lie amid, it was justly nhserrerl by Mr. Miley, that anonyeacuss letters neritrolly 1e../1 to errar,—ihey era like snakes in the gm*, • Aich hit. the sufferer when he is least aware at it.—As ro. rirdeil Mr. Astley's prissier chaise/or. the best meiria of obtain:egg that would tie sup ill, non native viisee. lie paved through there this mornirg, sod • rumined musty a laurel for him. Ile nes thorn deemed sao poor rest's friend, and the reppertew of political and religious freedom. Painting to a opprsa 'r, he llll e c 4 g ir b s w 9 r e i s t r ir e e t a r h t e t h ru s e l ly o i .:: sil"Her:stireq:ewes4.4 Adirteds:stranPlielse?. to hoist his triptoi:ntritesst:pifirien'sbierr7"ittse, to:s t a y i s l:tif t h r w i o g i e l or s. rd e s: l4 f e al t e be l" tr at ba 's ewe a. "9 74 Llvutoii for their heat lag, aid shoed set detain date