The Statesman. — London, England, 1821-02-12 00:00:00

. . r 4 i /4 " .1,1 tolssisernsm: - ,• . .--ist '4 ata'i' -"1 1 - 77 . 1r r % ij e ho perused erttlimuch pleasure a small pull- I• cation that has Yallehtly appettiftointitled The Spirit .9' ',Toolbox. or 'this work is Intended to OM tint the principal ':leans by which despot sat is estatslittlied in any eotintry, end the effect it produces on the %bean mind, add on toe character of a nation. It ehlti el/pities the 'tinter ulty of those charges which the .parasites of a court witiforady alledtte against the true friend{ cit freedom anti of order; and justly eXprairts the Mistakets'ideat of .Ivalty. We eats hardly speak in terms of infficient please of this pi-min . : lop, either on •acconnt of.Alte' matter or the manner In which it is written. Temper jneigmeot, and fair reasoning, are conspicuous in eery page. - in giving an extract, we will at present confine oar %elves tuts portion of those observations by which 'the author introduces his subject : " So many advantages do the possesselvs of power for its extension, in all countries where courts have influence, that the people, however great their numbers, are scarcely a match for its. subtle contrivances, its 'glue 31arms, its bribes, its spies, Its informers, its constrne ‘ive treasons, its military force. its supinnoitiints terrors,' invented and diffused' by a polies-, which often laitihs • ,:ccret at the religion which it enforces wit% soleinn hypocrisy. A court ba t an opportunity of gratifylnk in a thou.satiol different ways, both secretly and openly, tlae must prevalent and violent passions of Litman na tion% When the mass of the people are artfoily se-, unroll to throw their weight into the same settle with toe court, liberty in the other must kick the beam. " When the aristocracy of rank and riches unite Land in hotel, to seduce the people, the delusion may for a lime be successful, and advantages may be tal.ett, Outing the temporary delirimu, to rime the castle of liberty, to weaken its foundations, to break down its hattienteuts, or to lull its watchmen asleep with a pow erful opiate. • "It has inoleetl been said in ancient times, and often repeated, that if the people will be It t I.`se I. deyeined but they have no choice, no chance to escape deception, unless the truth b: fairly awl pub licly exhibited to them, and their nil tuts duly enlight ened. When dust is thrown into their eyes. more especially gold dust, the political oplithaltifist intrit honestly endeavour to clear away the olfstmetion. It becomes every lover of his country, especially a coal 'try like England, where even the throne itself k GTO on liberty as on a corner stone, to warn his imate/- men of the danger, wherever he observes the manse% oneroaehthent bn their rights, and - the' spirit of the times tending but remotely to ilespo.i s m. " If there be a time, in which the senate of a free ecantry has declared that the influence of the crown . ;11t..ted.c:d, is increasiug, Gad urea robe dimi4ish • ; and if, instead of a consequent diminution, there be an evident increase of that it.:luence; if acts, like rl' ! e &rheas corpus, highly faroftrahle to liberty, he .sespended without necessity ; if unconstitntional be rt.voflences be encouraged; if plugs and pensions be twaltiplied ; if juries be censured by great men fur !:Quest verdicts in favour of freedom ; if endeavours be made to restrain the press by sreo;ollantic assoria ti:qts ; if spies and informers be kept in pay for the prpose of prosecuting innocent men who espouse the' cuise of their conntry ; if the press he hired to calum niate both liberty and the peapl.. ; if wars, neither •ast tor necessary, be undertaken to divert the pniolie r0t . ..,d front domestic reformation ; if a party prevail fry artifice, who hate the name of liberty,. who ate oatinually empinyeol in aggrandizing monarchy, atii- Heitay, and in depreciating the people; iu SUCh'll iltne. *hi In such a conjuncture, it becomes evert ficitteo Iran, not yet drawn into the whiripool'of pSitscal ear , a Jptien. to ware his fellow citizens against an ew c...;a4ing spirit of despolis.l% . - • • " In the•following pages, I offer some suggestions tin tl.e subject. I have indeed few qualifications fur the !ask beside sincerity, an earnest desire to promote p•iblic and private happiness, and an independence of i7;:rit; but these I certainly have, and profess to s :aintain. I wish the rising generation tnaj be a^valceneti, and learnt° place a dose valne on the libt-rty 1-ek!iM•4l (town to them by their anrestirs. 1 w oultlitt- 1 1 AJ:re them with a generosi t y of mind, which should' :worn dissitnuistiou, which should neither ?realm tit" arts of evil-Winn, nor become theft dupe. .• I I tleill'odt of discrediting the stbele syStein of corruptiolt, - and of rentle;ing all civil goiernusent fair, just, open, and houonrable, AII governtisent, fwanded on insitoiwity and injustice, olehises thi morals and injurt s the happiness, while it infringes on •f civil rights of the people. I wish to rewire in the p . o . ple a due scree off their native and constitutional imps: ranee. I endeavour, in this book, lo pfeail die eits t .te of Alan ; firmly convincedthistl he cattail of mai is be cause of lion." . . THE MINORITY • •N NIO. CROEVEI.i muTiox IN 1111 Leen OTT= Of 114 PLY.—VEs. 9. . . . • - dro- , - Viscount Althorp. J. it Mier, J. F. Parham, inn, S. N. flarrelt, It. Bernal, 11:• Height, 11. Chi'loner. 1 4 4)”. M. Caulfield, Sir W. De (7tfispirwy. /r . 11. n n v iv ,. 11441!. Lit, pundits. Win. Denison, Vtatonnt Iltutrarthon; Ed. (lire. Vim-foto Elsringtan. R. Farrand: •Itt lion. iII 1t.,; k" . •r e rald, Sir IL Ferguson, Rola. Gordon. Viacom)! ( r norchy; Sir Wat. liaise, I•ord A. Hamilton, .Wtn. nianit, lion. E. Ilarlior.L,llt. llotiliouar. ' W j . P. lititipromi, Jos. Home , ti. E. 3iiiiittisr; 3. 111:i.loy'd 'J. 1. Ltirkliart. John Martin, P. Moore, 'l'. itillefiick, "oho Mailmen, R. W. Mittman. Lcril Nugent. C.--1 1 . Painter Sir It. Parnell, J. C.sltaut.dco, 1.4. IlicoMdflgt1:1114 1 , 4 14. o: a oixerto..l); Seltfo lion; 11.. Sltfinitil i r ' !Tit b4e-til, Aid. W00d,.C.1 .C . IV esterfl;m: W)% Tst.LalltL-ThotliatreVerVey:, r t .. Ana ft - A:A or Ansommor i ait.--ej. and J. Siren-right, ICAtninacturs for die Littert i tt Wore rig,lit • in Writ' Ili- . nintireemeht lhat'tliekkwod . init lir a xuSlciint limn yet of fictcts ands ti e tir'4 l tii:rr7lft tlir dilit' f int4 theify fore they wrote to several '.plataia., in tiic.Foiseattpb dS Fader and-Sitard_iy last '$ it rid wart* i 1:7.11111 Nolen- Ott a eat a snpply art 'olo4 ,4o ftelilkettiji 144 'l* 6. web ihent. Vfliiifii4l; htta4FAIPP4II ' fie liisi ri bit* imearti.ilty: 0% ; inil.4*.:4•rlifietrvipMelit. 6, go _ • .. . . •• • e talf e rent tAttice-hremar a r 1.:jun*4211.4011i b. 4litire may lir euatt l cio. to 4, cer.rim4“seiliothwie optio 4.1 1 t‘f nlcitsttt:r4 ' l frh airant4krb4stttftp.heletitti , lit Ofiotii44'tlin%ii eAti Ar a l in tisriir - Ara! -4-14 . 1 it• mi iidatrii; Ilkeliwiaing taigas lilacs ow W A iiiirrsilos.l Pr rtintiias -SIK of ' .CfLINIO, Ive-iltres thy ~. lac. &i. . • ta. Y ~ r• . a •s a mop tat: I'-'" ' I ' • m r s t et • 1 • ~ evs••• ••i• - r ~. .: . ' sttrierk/r &Mat . 1V054,411.:* lc I& Lo :141fAly# •P. Abtn 4-18164101,15' 1100 . ..alp aernitoa. .• , • • , , • . P in this awe shill had keen filed hy site ooble plaits tiff. to perpetuate evidence-of.the•validity of t he mar.. rises of his parents the Manistee and Maetakinniss of Dowegal.'in order that suet 'evidence might be here after produced in thellonse of Lords, if this plaintirs Do title to succeed to the d i g nities cattle Marquise of Do negal should be opposed lye the defendants. To this hill (in which the Crown was made a party) demur :4r' bad been pot in on the part of the frown and the defendants, and -this morning arguments were heard in support of the deaffiriirs. •MT. Wriesteittu.'fOr the defendentr, maintained that the plaintlflarblll &wild twit 'lseatortfirmed without oVerturning ttll4lte tales of wanton law. It had at aware, by the Coma, been detertianed that an individual ..eitiiteink to be nest of kin, moult! not be permitted tb imitimetttAte evidence, unless be showed a present right Unite property of the person of whom he clainted to be heir. Th e plaintiff , in the present case, had not %bean that he possessed any snrh right, and therefore the bill ought not to be confirmed. ' The A atottatet-flea tea v., On the part of the Crown. supported the demurrer which he had put in against •the bill of the plaintiff, on the ground that the Crown had no interest whatever i n the case, and could nut therefore be made a party. The learnedgentleman also contended 1110 the plaintiff had nu right to per pe mate evidence, because lie lata no present interest in the property of the alaratts ss of D o negal. Mr. SeerseN. for the plaintia; Maintained the pro priety of permitting Isis client so perpetuate evidence. If this were not done now, the witness, whose evidence was neresaary to prove the lealtinsaey of the plaintiff, alight die, ttad thus be would he enabled to o ttaio pos session of the dignities of Isis a arastors. The leas nest eounitel'tken esaittensiesi, that although the plaintiff hid io present Intereat in the lateled property of the &largos's* of MOIMPLtaI., yet, as the eldest son of that Peer, he was entitled to certain privileges whirls ought td he etitisideted inLtl4 nainre of property, and that therefore he ought to be allowed to perpetuate the evideuce.requirett. • • 'a be Lona CHANCELLOR decided that the de:nurrers mast be alluseed. but advised the parties to carry the ease before the. House of Lords. • staasTos e...sowas AND wrimitS. My: MART stated that the plaintiff, who is the pro praetor,of I)rnry Lane Theatre, had lately employed Mr. !toward k.ytie to tranelate a drains from• the French, which has .Lien played at the shake theatre, ander the tide of Theresa ; or the Orphan of !letter*. the defendants. Who are the proprietors of the Co hteig fltellifir, are haw perferiningsthesanse drama at 'tbetr 'theatre, under the mane of Theresa ; or the Add of Believe. The plhi oat, 04)-141 feir an inanic tioWth restrain the defendants frout pertain: dug tats 'drama under the name of the 31aitiol Lieneya, or any other' colourable nano:. The Coati granted the itatinition: ...011.- -- • . - COURT OP KINU'S BENCH, lresaaitasasta, Fro. Ifs. At the opening of the teurt, Mr. PI.VrT merest that Samuel Platt, of Hertford, eentlesuan, be .trawl; off the roils of atturneys of this. C‘sort, at his own in stance, for the purpose of being hereafter called •to the. bar.—Rile granted, Ilia RING e. soworta. This' ittmeeedine arose oat of a stnneglieg trona *elms; • The defendant beimr foetid on hoard a sasses collet " the Hoff In June," in ear:crane with certah% India silk handkerchief', Fteneh gloves, and kee.a . of branity,' was enovicted ill a peralty of 11111"., and, foe defnnit of payttieht, committed to the gaol of Ilye: lie now appeared . by Habeas Corpus, and Mr. Serjeant tswea'objeetNl to the for to o f 1 ::c com mitment. 'the Agt .of Parlianaent, the Lea: ova Serjeaat observrd, wader whirl, the defendant had been eontiete.l, im puted penalties upon vessels wisich Omni., he funnel, having certain forbidden goods on board, " within any port,•bovering off any port. or remaluipg wittiest proceeding upon their voyages--wind and weather peimittina—withiu certain• prescribed limits of any 1 port of Ureat Britain." Now the containment in question did pot state that the Rose la jape had been fohnd Wain any port, hovering titr any `port. or wide itethe forbidslewlimit's of any part of tiiiist Britain ';1 Nat merely :het the Its se in June had been relad; With certain contraband goods on hoard, at a thee' called "The 'Fish-market, within the limits of the i ancient town of Rye." As there was nothing npoli the proceeding* to show that tins Rose In June Will violated oily of the provisions of the Act, 31r. Serjeusa Lawea submitted that the defendant soma be ais charged. air. SUETHIRD, for the Crown. apprehended that the Oeort wonhi presunti the Fish-market to lie frith-' Id the 'poll ORye. • Mr. Itistiee lianat.-1 don't think we can presume , so 'fir to that ; Mt:. Shepherd. Mr. :tektite flitee.-s-There icaoth'ing to show that Hib vessel was eitin ih the watet at a'H. . hue Liatih terse Jasatcr..- - Nothing. Klat eon- IMF thafsbeitte not kit.; dry mom the beach, oe etch hunted up into the turn. I city a very brae slap onee, myself. at Itrwinsgrovr. in Witrecorr4l,lre: it went trams wheets, and was drawn ahout u. a shear. The tote? ordered thelefetolsfit to be elisrhargett.' IHE KING r. Nosts.ry mOISK. lir. Poatniat ohialuad a rhlit to Slew eresse why a portion of the fine (oar-thiril)eatreatell into the Court of. Exchrantit ihbold not restate In: Oat* Conrt, to abide I a "Mt bf 7ersor. wide& is prddiag in theEtche- -9 . -. 11144.• -- • - : . . Mr. Gftntritt • starStk that he was empuwered to moue that the whole stint he e.treatell hitt, the ,Kit cjailder,. hot he bad no objection to the propositional .his Learned Friend stant!ing os a rule nl'l. • i l l :l he Cot ter ordered that the mfill:.tits shonht be I r v,per•ii tea tiny ea•Monitay, at at unt. e'eloek on that I,siay. thc,cataests would be transf..ered to the Raabe ' tit!e#: . • . IIIIIEL IN JOHN • likLi" frkk the motion of Ilr. SCARIOEIT, the Rule• obtained ; alkatitst Weaver. and others, roe the libel ttgottntr 1401 ‘.. 1 lt,rojtestfey in the raper. called JULIA Bid was snide Id! 1 ibitift, no Ciutse petng Olen ft, —mew-- *er .. cbtorrliir nu ;1114(21;FIC;- 1 9tiviterbes . ?. ' • ""'" 'ilitiarr-4: A; co, *jig 25- . 8 . The Ceiler-Skpritti of -;.‘ era! moustice ettealda be • idre‘lo.-Batortfts ahoy tbli day, to arrOtAlits. The Under-Sheriff of Warwickshire returned, that he - hotpot levied "rectally fine coniefftwoni ref Indio ez, received . * letter from the 13olieitbl, reopetissieg thothe Would take no steps asitete matter wit WM vilitAti *lion. • M. Baron Mimi" - desiredlt , to • be 044144 that the Sheriffs were not at liberty to atteud tq qtay such representations; that in such cases h watt* duty of the Solicitor to represent tho niesumstnnesolo the Court, and to tak e their direetloast and til!tt''no Sheriff was at liberty to take the siltdonts of a SOL licitor, however respectable; and, 'lli . 1 tlyVai s reior", after this notice, would be held highly disrespectfttl to the Court. Observations were also merle tin Alto rant of precision with' which recognizance' vete taken, in consequence of which the Sheriff could not lad th e party to levy the line, and the Under-Sheriffs were•di rec;ed to, intimate to the clerks or Magistrates, esp'r chilly those acting for large ioivus, that more pteeisiou was expected, . . WESTBRX CIRCUIT. Before Mr. Justice Iloiroyd and 'Mr. Justlit'• Bttr rough. SoripampToN—Monaay, Match 5, at the Castle of %Vine cr. IV; s —Sat urilay, March lA, it New Baehr. Pnastr—Thormlay, March 15,at Dorchester. DEvoA—Mon.lay, MATH, 19, at the Casde of Exeter. l, CITY AND COI' NTT or EN ETED—Sanic day, at Mei tinihiltall of the (IR- of Exeter. Coax WI. L—Sattl . rdar, rch 24, at Launceston. Somrasas—Saturday, March 31,• at' the Castle of Taunton. • . a ,r •. . F". The following notire respeeting the Comet stated to have been discovered in France; appears in Me Nortrieh Olerevrs of Saturday last. from a gentleman in that city :—The Cotuet noticed in your Juurrial of last week was visible for upwards of two lernirs On Sunday evening. Its train, which was extmwely Idiom did not extend itiore than 1..1 deg. in awl throtgli a teleseripe scarcely any nvektte was rereep tilik. Its North pubs). distancY was 75.eleg. p 0 'nisi. and its ried CinteCirlidil II signs dig. It min. hence it wassou a parellel with Gassieq. in‘Pegesi, and :doom tae distance of 2 deg. Ow/doubly and Ttlens day evening it was visible only by imperfect glittipees, ire cons:lune. of the inteaslty of nomn-light, be from its motion, (which appears remarkably *tuw,) 1 thin% we may conclude that l e t ban jrassed its peri helloa. S ra-rtotics —ln the year lila there were horn in the whele liavidost empire, in the parisioes of the !;ctrl: 1,431,441) , children (417,131 6 lawcr than in the reit 1+17.) Thenniiiher of deiths was L 675,007 (hy ing 411, 1 116 hsore . than in the year 1817,) * deaths of the male` sal there wart $7 persons above 1110 yeses of age, 219 above 14, 1111. %lame 110. :0; a bove 125, it rioove 130, oar attains& the age of 140, and one r% en that of 145 years, The htterher of mit riages was :133,39d (beinga7ll3 fewer than In hell.) 41-rvantirevr.—A 'parrot, in the pus session of :11iss S. Courbes, of the Anchor Hotel, at Chichester, hat formed an intimacy with a rat. Poll, when fed, will open her cage door, and admit her friend puss to part ahe of her meal, after which one will repose herself at the bovinn, and the other on the perch. No endeavours were ever used to accomplish this entrneolinary agreetnent, it being purely of their own formation. larroaTax•c CauTton TO PERSONS APF.I.TIrIO FOR P ROsti I tt. aim CF.—At the last quarter sesame held at Lawn:ester, John Bull and Agnes his wllb- lawn ilatit tented to seven years' transportation, foe siffelalifli tilOttee from the Overseers of Clifton, undier"afrilse pretence, that the htothand Was ill virifil'inesplthle of work, he being at the time ettiployikispd receiving waive In his business as a mason. • BowatatetaT.-4111 Saturday last Richard Johnson Beriwidgn was examined before the sitting Magiitrati t charged with uttering a forged Bank-mite. I tat i iiarttlthalt the prisoner went betw een 7 and S o'clock nit Thiirsilay evening - last, to the Box-of fie.: of 'Cosaiitsgardeu theatre, and tendered to the ino nev-taker, to pay for his admission; a .C 5 note, which the torowy-taker immediately ehangeri, and the pet goner passed Into the theatre: that same evening the I mot• wis insetrreteato be a forgery, but the prisoner had then left theitonse. Between 9 and llto'dock on . Friday evening last, the prisoner went again to the theatre, and :ewe the same money-taker.a IW. note to pay fur his aritaissinti. The money-taker immerliatele recognised this prisoner as being the person who•ba.l paid hitu the St. nuts on the preceding evening: he, however, took no notice but changed the 10‘. note. and in doing so, eve to, the prisoner the. identical 41. note *hick he had received from him the evening before, having previously marked it. 'the prisoner passed on iutti the theatre, add then the patrol attending the tite r arre ware apprized of the eireutmtanee, and they as eared this &Winer, who was in. one of the boxes ott the AM circle. • On searching him, the 51..nate and Blau font 11, notifs'wero• found on him, which the Milneynaltet identified as being th • change he had given him. Prisoner-slaved that be Was IS tlealee in hordes and eons, and that he re-iiied is Bedford-street, Binning• ham. lio•was remanded for furtliceetatoinatioo. Fana.-I;reterrlay morning between four and five', n'cluels, tins ttegblrourhood of IVlri!ecross-streets St. lathe's: Has thrown into' great coati'sion and a*.arni, by the so-is:ging of rattles and cries of 6. Fire, lire'!" in COetstApt.4leß of voinnies of sthoke and dashes lotto-seen ascrowitig 'at the back of. the houses lietonginc , t,:‘ Mr. Whantly}. an oilttlaO, sad Me. Wiginton, tut ouch-Maier, in WhitcyroLsonreet. It was boon 61;svover5i that.l 4 l l extehido 'lrteintses of Mr. ilarbysisirr , :ditto ektretnity;of n-nartow prerrilie, were Isti Cr Oleg soli it was-tint till the tire lated essamotrileatort hi the mold iskst Isis* Were .Ir. and Nes. 1). sari live Oki hires 44164 In sh4ip t. tkat they could be made setjible of their ins , 110 1 110 h othltvr ; when with great difficulty they escaper{ iite•thii 'direr. It was then loudirtlitit line of tlii•Citil• airwave lift* trial ahout three yeath'islll;• %Vie nthielttek Alt*. Iherbysiiire, a ith an infant is her soon, - ranched Aron- It the names, and Isaaspily succeeded in weservinn ter rt7il,l*: wGo ovals I.,Nt asleep in bed. The devouring elt;nrent tad 'l6y this lime gained Oat an asVendiill . s; ! that. the ere:lre:4 fear %ens entertaltfed tit-'tfre taf6 4 et "df' the surrisnittnchna%es; bat, timidly; at this • #siTifti ploowtet the wind shifted, and alto cowl we memo ittittostip l i tt ! s t y' r it 1-so•euterl the dauseskossirarterediag i The lite was got under about Berg h s viieAt , butt riot till tins - 01011. Stf. premis-whirl oreupieil an i 11111 l ensO it i ,if 1164 1 6.1101 P. too etitor wishrpelsiwree an sonotalt 110iNii wirwe'en t leek ea) n ail mi. Half:CAI uf the aliiiiiiiag - houses • 'lOOll injorel. • - • -" .17 •.• ' . - weetlite mimeo this boirioutiott of As •14011 , 1111 11111dirr *lPd 4,411442 gs of: iraaprrintiso s• and wit Widosi 4y : tke .rso l • ll Ae'L 0 .,"4!F1t. eirrctr 1 .4111111. 0 be gAn to ittert:asr their "41 theirs iv+ tro Atli ponds d'. Atnds is the t Thc !,ittift twoweivt,;llloc tlentt tretievalty iiiiv44iii*4l4 efl nr, • pooso i rescovmsiors, itliettits of • the Ina* yt (coley w.aastit% curio aiitleril its tyg il l isrnvese4 in !Meet', 4141 well 1111,efie.1 4 , 1 46 . 14%? NiitiNaw 'ft train, Wlli k eto aft lrarl~ trefitoly fititt, did iot tfte4l more a dreg Wolf ilk ktt got- • ••• :•) c , Strafed; 1:10.1. 10. " ' • ;AI 141: II 1 :: 1 ! 0 6/11/14 0 6 ilelt.fa6l ' A. M. all the ir ti, Tw.,.. ' ' l ' 4 f?;c.--4 W.... 71 •` . 1 - ! Tlf. .. 3 3• 4.1 • - PI V: .... :et) • 411: •, .Ao , . For to, b. ..• • ; 40 - - .. ,ST 'Few (11M AT( . II. a • .. FAII:6LE 01 . TUE II+TCM ye 11/ST MILES IX Tiv r ek c iratitc:iiiti TWEET Ir•SITVESSIVE my / . I Arritenvit Owen Outlet on Slwt h l ; , ) , , t h e ft! ot. ti, 110 50 m duty, a -ty, in 'll2 itt,ors. lir teak i retir e flask the Weeterit. remit. pr to Exeter, the f..nr first rlaysi therm, by Ba th s Ilit!'"lgh Sonsetsetaisire end part of Os, hwilshire to 1 4,leesier, :It o bids plAre 14e pe d,,,, riati arriveil on M May. I/It Sttml.ty euornint he Made to;% wic towards t ie great Noorth 11:1.14, aml t..lt tame ae4 eslianstirosokosslay. Out Tnesday moraine, he.stiow frump . Vakheus, t at Ito t limnlshi re, foe Newark, aad heed Iris K r o und in twn nannies mile litiiin twelve h aws On WAiti Ai ii; the 111111 . day, lie was wat ,ix utilrairee Ni at efera, Wit t ; done 24 miles mar in nine h oeni , he 104 the *take of V* tutineas. 'Cleat wield' the &sidled has preformed citeeds all other Ina:ch,:s. ,a 6.0 1 ri Ni f . . • - , its • i': :al. sr i".. . • L., t IN, - .liss• I, .--.. • • 0 fight between twn men, N3pper,s4 • . att4 Parea.l.•l;. of i'l...;bes:.•r„iv;... p a w, •• , !Jute not:. iu tie ,western part of this euu;:v, ; se t price In the south titeail:nr, nen r the a!,..%.• •ih•, se Weilacsdar. The •coli:h..taatx were fairly seroand : and Omagh littl, science was ilieplaye.l, it ii• 4 l eat • . slJer;d a manly bumper'. At the expiration of an Li r Nat{ per irsisAleclaretrthe victor. Tnit Oxi.t.tattillx* AND Cnorra. —.l erin , :ipl of the ittAes between the Ante pogltistr, o f fit a . s id e , are ti t he made •gooil on Wednesday next, at hI 'fall's, the note in the. Wall, Chancery-lane; Ltal ei Friday next a rowdier deposit is to he pnt don u reaped. betwe'en ilte It'raat. (him Yneoh; . ant also between 4.:rOgitis and Parisi, likonise at 11.1;1.114's. • Shelton, it appear., ens heitarke.l N..ate for otM ha ni tee e l rniseas a-side t to' tint the latter boxer bail Earbetween Bristol and London. DIED. On the ?Oh ti:t. George Pugh. son of the late Iles. fl Peen. Rector of Hutton, in Its:vg, rinsl brother to •Ite William Pugh, one ut the senior Foblowa of lere. I attibriage. On the 9th Inst. In hue Ofith yesr, at his house. 1 . 1 ffus: place. Sionne•stree. the Res. De. Nicol. Alittister stow Scuts Church. SI% altos -street. deeply regretted fteih and congregation. to tchose his exemption piety, nuJ fitith ; diseltarge of all ht. ministerial duties' for upwards af 9 yeas, so justly rettesrerl. . fr. : 01 m - • z 1" COIIDIAL 11.1LN . ;19 ag tended to relieve tkosepersuw. oho. by ea immoderate Indulgence of their pa..ions, hate ruined tlinir coasiikutioas or in their way to the eonsuminnti.in of that &Thimble sista, an affected with any , of Owe 'lento"' itve,rtawl that betray its approach. 14 tim carioc4 allrctiur. of nettous system, Ordinate glee's. hr.-Wont:lr> etti:....iusal encesces, crretalarii). obstrnetion of certain e, , riom. weaknesses. total Impotene; barreoness. &e. Be, ,heat lie( Administered is nut contined to 01.91 e steal. TM` td. tudinariau of a eli!eased and unprobtie frame, the l ' •eli:ato female, w h om an imumred and inne:i‘e life. t•ig the iatinotteratt use or tea and other weak and wit . ry ire melds. has, without say fault of bdrs , brooght .11 ht calamito_Hs syMptoms ora CerOsiitoplife li,bit, an l pattitt einkinszinto g mitimelv -ave. 7. Itneb as tiles*. the Cordial Rahn of I lHead will stout th•raitt perinattent relief, and r,eittura tu the enjoyment of tbratlO torts of life. Sold in lintiles at Ili. and :13s. earl,. by Mr. F. Vski 1911, Steroid 1 Itheon mit Co. 131 O‘rord-%lrem; il,.'..horna an Mr. Ittradilo z .l. Ettelovar. . . Por..iss cl piurrnit sixor. Tlsit hottie. ambflo the cop of MI% ) That bone) -drop) thy ple a wife. (11110CRA'VE'i. by .11:11 lliscitortte on otarriAme' wee. 1J raptured his aintiturs with the subieet , that the '. u t eri Ile* to their wives, and the bachelors hastereikew wodtkii•:-*nd • • me 'Spectator" has filtrated. Wei 1'.:*1 , 0o 1 " NOW' is the most omreeniste and defichtftil mese isiner: The sacred institution. then, of marriome. coopserie desideratum of our /111iVVIDIPIlt ; teetoinc not not% with*pines% on earth; but dLspo;t111; the soul itself h . , Itsramain with bliss litwenfter. Previous. however. to entering into this luilleirrltcgr tiom. it becomes an imperative ditty. not only to receir•• • plis%iouporities#. lett to cleanse the 4rosser uatitee f ro m LAS ; which the flreetiont of unrcitrietetl pleasiw oaf hawe 'twilled it* it. To he nectrei of midi attmtloseel at, ritteldtplo litany of those hapless lostonees. syttbil. itilt 1114. y exello the counttiserotiou of the be!tolder. sitsalialm ituresi Mtn with the fear of self-reproach. I.iktieloos habits will effemlnlie the htnty —a V. l'irld; sl agh the tropics will notes thisolotitic flbrta•uhnt were &Pet does the rensaturu ittlittostion of youth too (misty iyme promise the natural iliguity into astute of iusailimb ft whent4'thelfronlyedsulftifer more than doubts lir C: 1 rellol% , TS tell smelt. then. wit -address (twe l ve.. ti home —energy --..menseular• %ter motit—lbileity IPm It,'" ~, lit4kl appyar.questionoble, %sectioned ogle! awn/ °'" anal Tip oil proofs 9 r twenty s e s t ripsgreyishlep ri;or'w7 _ , .j Tot . • : thers"Sf 'nfittscet i l li fer, t i r ;.settnittille" oo 77, - : by the suspension of those Itlessittcs shieis mac! " 111 1 1 ,7 ( fluttbli- virrath—fOrille rental* bolsi t is.sties.ollitlr'ilw. 9 *V4ltl-‘l4 it ettn I.4ltreo;llittuetl, and tleficleat ..:tf.y OP • I►roe4 into Inirctlessiblioi* Or. al a ct t Ins-very teamster ityplillltia, letrnsine. grim'''e ...... re.lik•Mion. of the geurretlve et titionty..te rr.anwr . . to eUret• s . pee , iiis . ,,, avid si :th viler:. I:sra.-41? sonetisail: I v 1114114 tinfOillng empyrir ft AM the r t.iti tn 7 4 / Ptrlti Mai!' iiihrA ttp, lit. At' tate frolit general grioriP:t "' t 4 , heolt,:stionlan•teonfidetut in oar own hentlebbie 4 i* )1 1 1n,lieri of the l'oiloire of gurikestett. 11 . lO W f ".. . ..gb (14):111illniits; 1. , ! either 5..% ty,pocird;) !hope WO ~..ite mt„„„1,041ro mi oiler* to ior 114.41. e. wheri dailtto" iss to' Etratii frir • etesStsinal enitsulterfon : mrl 4 kiters hope enu°4?olte.iloOtetlittivit annwered . these W. 41 rtilliti tam's. pr A 0.,:c,... sod moeiviaelveuirli egoism to id) tilt Of Vie it o dd. lOtivev4r 41Ittfitti. . ''' II OAS` ndt! tau. V. !L r. Sum ' . 800 retie-A 1 ". • m& _ • • Pritite door rtmllw - 110 0 • 11 .4" PiihlishA ir...t.%,0cl ectitio9k • ThollßOlitt,ef.llPfre it fevetlirir renftelseiert em,,, piltratoes. 14. litYtial earl eo. .% Itresest to titig • Altititty.of both Braes. May be loot et 1 0 1 re .„ „ o w 39. linp-oloiLt 10. Prine r s-steetet, Ai.so ; 1; it "`"• 77- ant *f ussed latira.ll .. lomoissibelisto lee Ss. 14•140111.-:11idittnic Prllledreed,PelOsito.l.etie . "ThetTmrsostax-I?aegi •.• TaE covoli , I :.,opi, • 'PoPirTi: 's#6. - lift.. genut4, oppoci fr St. alt., by R. %,* Aft1)11.3.1.. Jun. 1.1.. It. t W itt' wf‘447...1:4:04 cations, Orderti t tie. arc r...ptcaltl lO. " 4 •• ••••••• ••• h ei4 s .1.; 2,400, • L-, Fa