The Statesman. — London, England, 1819-06-28 00:00:00

-, //t* , /r tlibe Ztnt i f o l i44l. AKA --4 N o 4179. Tte Retie.. at the DANDY FAMILY oad oho ASCOT Joe t ES. lo wblrb INa P..nits ran .teen) 110.4...n5er a Rare Coster foruard by e a ...war Pl44f..na t. ensabisiely ill ythalt 'Meet of she Mar nod Ridley 114.14..1. awl alibiing ine 'Wrens, fli.4 cail-pa. Rim Tiltnnies. Cafe Cam, sad n Fner turd Ear. ache, iii drams b Neal Wt.'s, booing e5(14.4 the wort* awl ad -Ithshon to' crowded so d , l will be rrproled every Evespi, to calming* al Half-pwis Rix pwrriwlls. ROYAL AMPIIPIDEATRE. ANTLErk WPSTMINATER .BRIDGE. 'der Oat Powwow of 'heir RATA lllybatvse the Fatima R awl Doke of Yam TEV ENI NG„ ousel during tha Waok. a Bt-ad Runttn..l4l4 e vasive Madera" for ibe Espeelrlas toll,l THE HANDY FAMILY. AND TIIR ASCOT JOCRIES! • Ibt veer. et At Piet.. 5444 reel Poky will Wort foe 1114•4•4114. "Tim .15 in throw% byt wietsiAlt mid ale. PM Petri , •www..ll 1. , Tie M Eape. awl 441.1 .44 Two R.spea, audolal by Maseopieritt NINA EYII7I. A Coale Soso Is• Mr. ‘1.1...a0. Ealfeardiaarl as•reiirs by ibe (arid Etrateltiaa Troop of Yot•lePor. &NA Tawlstem Mr. DIAMOND. the Rh the How. B i te en th rough verbose /IR all alma oursasalled Le l aps. The whole In reethade with a sew Ceded Ithisotical Enerw• irianArm. 1, ratlint HYPPOLITA. QUEEN OF THE AMAZONS. Ms. Mrs. A.Mer. Peery* price helf.sool FAA?. rem far ibe Roars 10 tie sabre of Mr. M , r l .rb. as She Torre, fro Ten mil Fees isTbreig, 01 oboe Pri'Me Bates soy be bad flightily. DR. HUNTER'S ALTERATIVE PII.IS if, 16•14111111, 'be MIN ..fferfillel. Is., awed rwayeasere. the • operAirof. eat, le.t remedy in the wasrlA for Ow VerierralDi.- err 11••..1. t• di( .e. t ..,gri. WiAllii•l •trisiald tellsi - lar, de ibe at coarialsag She V.'..., Mei rad'. I rally ra.r abi• cos was clatra.r, “fst..rioi the eallappv tallrerrr ! Bad • ••safert. losr teastatiaa n wires ateell.cd, W A S Wet tam , H. loriono Of plrel•re g sod at She mar osier be I. te..uell hem the .14ader of moil*" bit 114 11111 w btadi of a..10'1•1 tae ant ..1 twa icirstas..... Ibe .4111 111.•. e 11.4.1.an.eqrrerrs al viva. anti*. I.arti bet of Pii•s is I' t. l ri;orr••••••:•••• 00100. 111111 It.e 41111•1 .g• 01.01 al either %. • tan•wl Lel le cure h. Ades.. g •• al 15. v‘inpt w ..re t.. arca. earl v err I.rd a. ob a.ttahr .as •plic...—repared by the • Iv Pooprietnri Tie att. ciroo P d. I , 41•1 1 , is s sail, b. appe•saaa.-ka. re it bt •tt Medic r. V...ders. Prier 2- 9 . prr hot, nr -re box,' for Mall a .1. ..rA. dott i.rl..drel.—Oiererr, there.. a label tia each bus...deed by the Prepriearie, " T 1... PRFSSED oath • just sod busmen* sons, of the I ral•Andon , re ohs srkls from the lopolirloso treatrot of a (vellum 0a1 , f1.. noststortra lo a InaglOSS 1 10.0wo I. riprire comfeess. uol • foe eutaitbss as I.r ot.t. pax °sato a seek, sillsose.-ima sad Asessst Meow:oriel , t♦.et n. Or. HA 1)Y re.prf•fulls coll. shr win/A.04 go la pet mbar 5.4 ta•ot rtreessial Ike at rare, to like `thet & Ndte - arer/Wag norm el the day. ..r Avails flint.. .e of toe. '• 'be b LI she word Of pr..miwt to Ib. e.r aid break it to nor hop" Dr. Pedy will w•I pawn* ID p.e.lge • Ia reef d•...44aari of rare; hal a. far as haws aided It. lin 01k-toad ...fizirol skill. ran be v e il •el. he s o , •.solues. a ornate. speed nad perranarni I. 40,110.11; havilhg mote 'eery spn HY of Sy pkiinle alleetions sad It. vstrwAs trstto of &s -tow . prima* , oll•-• , s of MS profesoi..nal stoole.. owl 11.1.11 Alaber.d hi the trattoria's* marl. • bleb has seeompoosal his ' may ISMISSI. I ass*.e IM coma a a Inag sad 11.1.1.11.111 S tot • eviebi4 la ofer, with lb. lkobox per. de▪ wier. at .are lb tow hopeful ang earoors. 4 l.g. Innovate b e hissuors ea. NI addreed 111 Maratha -1 ilts.s.epsstierst y Bad.% ..p.reen. %bleb has hero fused to previa. 'tea ux a. re eaticent is CIA r. aired by poblsc Inaitst.o,s, has been in aerosol. 1. &lOW. oin these erdba..t..rx a4soorns, D r . b • aril) be resod v 1 141.411% foorliante is fel.illlo4 stumble stag a... aelabatted erre,. srf Ike boo.as rorsolsotisso. • biro row ler. It sot shorts armlet , . fergessiols render n.x.dor, weer renewal of exl.4enre. From 11,40 dss.ol:stior, -late of I. wily sod a. Hit?, by le-alwaraiwor Ike frame, n. al If turn topesmdtlssticsty to the relaxed organ., 1)r. Ka!y .s h..pp SO tslll , l the now sheering sad ps.sistve ovsorastre. Olaf e. sollbrers d b.sth Steles sae be minted ; a war. p •••• ..run r Yl4 mesas dictated biting eel% required. 1)r Old) is CI ll tolled dills, at 311. Dean-stmt. S. bt Poirot , of hob erers.—Cssootry letters ore, respectful attestion b; retorts s orstosol post. IMPORTA?4T ADVICE. WHEN Mei if Edtreadina end profestionel skill are pereeveriag esiderwassin to diaroirer the in. is oak awl iettend treating a leW preim - I rg Dl•cs.•. the wterroful b e s t lt of their earners . , she he. proof of it. priority. Mean. 11011 and Co. Illeeritier• of the Royal ['ogee' Sirrieo:.., hay.- bees rniter..d to Roar one cos- of -4e n the object of their parties:ay . t ads. ,l, r. • von lb.oui •. frequently contracted tn• ni-icht as cf Work itioc. cast i.• eo, casesinnoi, Siriewirrs*d Meet, Which, • • an .mprovr.l plor. ilirespeedily aid etreneill% cured: a- sit.. oli• this wising Irmo Bari ' rg o•,:slcure In limn% climates. or a verret Murat, woe. .• ern iini.nppill• pursuiii by the youth of b•. 11. wt.% in the car emoint iterlis• or bars nod In the mike n -onieraso train of weer.. di•en•er. whWh. If ant inch rronnated.nerlideinle In ,sipotesc.• and e•••- etwiptiort. In that 11kt-oft ..se wf 'Wittily or .4111Itarer, rocoequeore •f tech Maffei habit.. or a. pipe ft tiny Miler rue. by *heel the power- (he enn.titati he. ease eideettehl. as 'malady ellsested tioriewa of Loud" the. art • ire, safe, and 'reedy reeloratiou 'it mod sod eliarollll intik News. Gem soh Co. ezehrively pro/ening she ease of All/ particalse cetwpateds. he order that they to,' not he, hi n llihishee few. sharked with the obloquy BO jUsli* attached to the inaction empiric. Hiatt it hot jew.re to ilteneelve• in sure that they bete been proptilt educated ••d initiated Into beach of the prof esisea (reediest,' of oho Iv, from Mertens no-pitnly, and troloaucian Irmo the Ph••ieitoo • they have to rainbow nea enquirer). that he .stets rl4 11 fns their eadeavoers ant loitered thee. to quit the pretliee ef file green% Prartitioatr, mad sleet preseme that .heir thew etwittitste a fair stroolid for Obe esperrrhessee. 4 enittidenee tills which they have, by the Pahlics been so liberally The remit gm Inni and ratesoire prattle , hos mailed thew. by • ~prior wethol. to remove venereal terengslaWor. how- seer inveserate or complies/ed, wit h.wl orbjeellon the palliest to timing!! restraint 110 diet or •Iterew t mud in recent rots, where on Arty appl'enti-li is made on diteoyery of the hire ties, liar, frequently perform a cur in the Anil .pier of two dal*. Tie onpreterketed tutee.- of their etude of trelle•ent (shies tit* never Men knows so fail le one single e, kit pearlier if saint, hears. daring whirls pert. d tenor thatrilltd of both Sean have been eared. co ra after severe . ad r e j=ri inethad. Fate hero wood by other Perielitiorwts, ulthoat sisal), Solaces theme to thus publicly pier their ad vice. To be compelled daily by patient. of either WT. w bit secre cy, ilelirary, Rod stserri.m.—Letter frost the emelt . v Sal toe herd. WM" of the e.lle, nee, and c-noroer of in clining a resiumirr. 0.1, attended in, and Advice sod Medi cine torourded to say part of the Kirfiduto -1305% w Co. Sergeona, 13, Buererie - ioreeli Wee, Lodge. priblisbeil (Tecate Et:Wool. ?HZ BOIS of LIFE. 3 familiar Cam , moat, an 'be &hie• 11444.41. My 64455 aid C• Addre-•A to lb.. V. u'h aa barioiereg. m a , be And 10, I".sere..itel g I L Pan - Mall ; 24. (irrrard•l(tttl ; lit, fleet-Wee; ; and t all Sockstlicri. Elicc ezin an. LONDON, MONDAY JUNE 28, 1819 N's SR I,RGT MI4:ICTiNG, FREEMARONr•HALL Oa Saterday the Nobility sod Gentry, who bad bees expressly invitodfnr the purpose, attended edit play,nt eindrls, and au esplausilno of their purposes - , • hieh Mr. Goer had prepared to illustrate his sew %leo of society. T. Hall was rtoll, by a sloping almellon of mats, into • sort of amphitheatre, the sides of which ware crowded with fashion and rank ; the eras was formed by the lorpiable, epos libido ilo appetites sae placed. The Duke of K BOIT llfwaill.d i 61 1 4 well lloPPorti'd At the Duke of Sestet aad a sesteress trais of Gen- timen of dioittrii.n. TiIP ROT AL Cu.sasna spooked tile basin's. by observing, that he f►lt the duty lbs. Ih►n devolved to bin beldam'', ton each for hit seeeessfal ma. nagement. He trusted In flair indulgence. He was west simians mot to be misunderstood in the pert which he bed taken llr by no steins pledged himself to rho su pp or t of M r . ()men's plea. It Will his be. Anomie sehmit it to their &Ohms,' consideration He Imhof' Mt. Darn to .I;‘lain eves) part of his de. tail, which sitnold not opno the first hearing be per fee.ly underst-nd; he begged .a ) whn thould toe dis. void to doubt or tippete his views to a [dr.., their obsorestions to the Chair. Tim.. shook, be taken, and the utasnst prudence used in invostigatice it ; the decision should be referred I. soother eppo t. ni.y.— Thy 01P111 isisji-ct of Mr. Owen's t r..jre .es to re mote list worst of all a nation's c•lvasille., petiven. lie believed teat no men, Iglo's., might be his rank, nr howsoever elevated above she reach of necessity, could fowl that in proportion 114 the comforts and decency of the poor are increased, so are the rich Ind peter's! also benefited. If Mr. Owen could sali.fy him that his plan was cep•ble of reducing, end ultimately removitig..hem44l of misery which now so generally afflicted the Immuring classes, it should have his sonnet. The Royal Doke made frequent and earnest repetition of his first caution spinet his being atideistuoil to pledge h•toself at that juodure to it: sopp rt, end slan against any rash ea pee stint's being founded on what was then shoat to be discosaed Alt that could he done, even if they were agreed oil.. Mr. Owen, whose homanity alone induced him this; to toil for toe geed of his species, wou ld he to make a tiles of his scheme open • very small stale, sod .hat would take so much time that it would be enemies! with d.isgeroes conseqeseces, if it were alma out in atoll a •ay as to lead to a sop. position that Ito plait was intended to remedy /he whole of the public divtrPtg. ‘• Ts.s treat eases of paw. pusses, " s rid •t. " seems to he. that there is a want of • ...On, (new for the I.rge body of out I poor, sod the• thia want of emplo)mont 'irises from 'be gametal introduction of the powers of mactsi nery • for in propnrtion as our manafarteres ere be. •reit4:d by mows et machievry numbers of bands out swots° out of work. But now to come to the point end Gentlemen, ..o not think that •e nisei to hold out to the Public the possibility of the diminotioo of mactlievry, or to represent to the lower classes that any means resorted to f 4 the per. past of deforming or reducing the use of machire-ry will have she desired effect. 'lse object of Ibis Plan is to apply tl.e is sir roarttintry, which is considered drawback on .h • post, and to hring forward other machinery in a way that will more than compen. .see for the less ocresineed by it ; and if Mr. Owen case ratisS'y too, that by hi. Plan this greet •,hject will be effected, mid that the very mashin..ry which has hitherto b. en considered es an injury to the rat', may uliiMately tend to their heoe6t, ry effaritiog them constant employment, you sill, 1 am sore. think the object at least worth • serioo• trial. 1 have already observed, it most generally r e I,:rnifted that same plea ought to be adopted for the seliet of the poor. Lacal plans have been already tried. Some were are that have done tempo rary good, unmans ',blip, mischief. Let me now rime It. the Vend, which is, that the plan of Mr. Owen ha. for its mail, object the permanent relief of the poor. Whether he socceetla in proving this to you or not, at least it most be admitted that the attempt is one which renders it deserving of every attention you no give to it. It was only this morning, that in the course of a long conversation I had with Mr. Owen himself, 1 learned that he bad commenced his observations at an early period of life, being em. ployed from these of to to IA years its a very ex tensive retail concern ; that the knowledge be there obtained of life and of men, and, its short, of every thing connected with commerce end business, en. shied him to undertake the seporintendance and OW nagement of an extensive cotton concern in Lan caster, and to set out with that great work which he has since submitted to the Public. I understand that ten years after he hsd been • psrtuer io this large concern, he proceeded to Lanark, and made choke of that place for the purpose of carrying his plait itr. to lion. chiefly, I presume, because it was a retired spot. and had a great command of water. sod for the other facilities he found there. I may state my opinion of this plan from the information 1 received from the Honourable Member for Islidhurst —I mean Mr. Smith, from whom I underststol that • population of two thousand persons were managed by means of kindliest', good order, and the arrange ment of the different branches of the plan in sails a manner that from year's end to year's end neither complaint nor punishment were heard of, ants that the work therefore advanced sod flautished beyond the as;sectation of the moat saneeine. —I mention this, b the great Imitate in the life of Mr. Owen has been the management o f the lower eiders fly kindling, anti bring. log them en social habits by a line different from *Let Led becu practised before. jostled of the to- 4 PHU 7D. beam being driven In his work with difficulty, he of edocatinn wastobeprelywientifir,cooderledhy the hes come forward to it with (Wedeln/it, and when kindest and Most allerine means of instruction; it it has been done, he has l oo ked f o rward to the nest was to cronateece et the earlien period partible, and day without that agony end misery. end hitter refire. was to be reclean) Weenier, its its duration sod is. tine elite,s felt when working beyond hie strength : portant.% till by the sr of 12 it would be equal to sit for the penrxea n , whe n labeering• beyond his strength linen nut of 12, thebther sit being applied hy Oat time for a bare 'obstina t e, looks forward to the nest to cellitation in the gardens, which were to twinged day of his existence, only as alsollser day of misery the dwelling% in compsny with the females to whom added to the long list •f those that have paned.— that duly was to fall. Ile pointed nut the untold& That Mr. Owen bee gear through the whole of able remelt which this would lead to in establishing hit Alen wish a degree of Industry that merits the habits of industry and intelligence in the 'ninths and approbation of every benevolent mind, menet be dis hehavither of the children, the peace, abendenre, and pond I k.snw there are than who hold opinions in• happiness which each an equgl plan of training. and mt. juries. to Mt. Owes upon points connected wit h re. defy must lead to, the vest economy that must ligion ; I can only say, that after a very long coiner. hike place in damestie arrangements from the anion ,wiiran with th a t Gentleman, I have heart eothing of so noisy interests, antrthe estatnithrisent of a sir from him bet what confirms me in the opinion, that tunes, healthy, end rnpeetable population Ile it is kis wish that the most 'Vended religions totem- enumerated the ceases which called upon the reentry lion should be 'bairn to people of every sect ; sod that to resew. the leboarioe pripelation fromtheir die testes. the bode Obis inatioction to youth Is that of charity The first was the increase of the manufacturing end boner Wince; sad therefore I roncelce no reason system ; for the evils which had been generated by of this bind caw be adduced to dixountenance his it, lie referred thiat In the existing state of all this plan; upon its owe merits his plan must rest ; he manufsenning districts, and more particularly to the will explain it to yin, to the hest of his 'Wily. Ile evidence taken before the Committee of the House of solicits your paliettre—no person will be bound to, Commons, to enquire into the condition of the chit lite a decided opinion, for there wi:l be another dren employed in manfectories. Stroh en invest'. Meeting held ie seen other plate, for the purpose anion would prove to those whose minds were wise lof repeating the minetite 01 his plan.—ladiesprejediced, that the system, under its presentend Gentlemen, I regret that the task of intro- practice, was oat calculated to effect any farther dicing his plan to year notice has nett fallen into melioration or improvement in any class of mankind. hotter hands; the only sloths that has induced I This increase INNS the remelt of mist mut almost intake. wie to take the Chair, is the hope—the confident lableimprovemeht in theteieetiectiower of macitierry. hope, riat as fur as Mr. Owen's pint is applicahle to Before this improvement, it appeared from the last la. lower Class of society, it may be henget Into t dais which could he collerted, that the number of tifec:. so as to afford permanent relief to 'be poor persons repined in unease! operations was one in It i. the permatiency of the relief, whirl. can alone ii four; sines that the number it had increased to envier glee importance In tiny plan for bettering the condi. three. So that of 18 million, the sepposed amnion lion of the poor. It is tw be wished, that a plan of of population, Mx millions were thus engsged.— this kind had come from other cleaners. But not Now the power of machinery had in one case alone, listing dome so, it becomes the duty of every one to that of spinning cotton, increased to such a degree lead his shoulder in all at least of a trial of his pito. that 200,000 persons mould do es mock of this kind It he shall bring lor•erd the proof that his object of laboor by the machine, as 20 millions coeld Uwe can be obtained, I shalt be amply rewarded fur' accomplished with the single wheel ; this would bowing undertaken the atdootos ink of introducing' require the population to be sixty milliora, accord. ibe subject to yner notice. It will be a s erce of jog to our present rate of labour, if ell the labour eI the high.., satisfaction to me, es it meat be to every : the country was laid out in spinning cotton alone. -- . benevolent mind, if the I.lan to be proprosed shall ln (bit calculation, he affirmed, that each individual, be found likely to afford relief to the lower I with the aid of the improved machinery new em. orders of sori.ty ; for such a plan will not only be . ployed in cotton spinning. performs the work raga, adventuress to those it proposes to relies., but or ,ou the single wheel. The 2110,000 persons new eme the meanie, at large. I now call upon Mr. Owen to: ployed in cotton spinals', supposing one in three tw proceed with what b e proposes to l ay Wore you.— !be angel labourers, would give a population of Sbeeld he make soy allusion to his plan, which they: six bandied millions, while they prodeced a• math Lady or Gentleman may *into have repested,if as would have reqdired a population • of sissy mile will address themselves to the chair, it shall be my, lions to entity 40 years ago. This increase of ma. molesvoer in give every assistance, in order that the I chine patter was not confined to owe brands of mace explanation may be more clearly undentoad ; for I nufacteres; so that the old proportions of cone repeat, that it is not by hurrying through a subject 1 sumer. and producers was ehtirely done away. of thit kind, but rather by understanding the con- —Neither did citreendances tend any ether minion of every pert with the whole s that success is way than to increase it. In a prosperous state u ltimately to be In. fed up to. It is not by non& of the markets the manufacturers sought to improve col observation the plan is to be understood ; bet the the power of the machines, became* they could se whole must be followed up by otie link of the chain readily diepnee of the article; when the markets this ought the other. It commences by taking the child were overstucked they soeght the improvement fee fur education at three years old; and elms before it the sake of cheapening the commodity, that they arrives at an adult pooled of eee, tenderilig It capable might be able to offer an inducement to purcheserse of supporting itself. ladies and Gentlemen, every Every iniquity he had made sobtequently on this sob idea of pauperism mast be J. i.e away with, should jest, since the ides first occurred so him, had increased tech a benetuleitt plan as this succeed ; that it may his knowledge of its magnitude. Ilia first hasty one succeed, is en) most ardent and moons wish."— guides induced him to state, that the aggregate [ltepeand Ones tattooed the delivery of this amount of labour performed by machinery within the speech.) last .10 years, to be equal to 100 milliners, the next to Mr. Owes mounted !Fe table. While he relented 150 millions, end a more extensive and morale 1111. hi% most respectful sod annelid acknowledgments to quiry to 200 millions of labourers. lie bad good res. bit Royal Mentes% he declined any imputation of son then to know that he should not eseeed the troth puticeler merit for himself. The arrangements which if he were to state it much higher. So that the Brie he was about to propose to them were the result of sish empire wielded within itself a scientific power thirty years of observation end experience. If, equal, which would have 'needed the mensal !shear therefore, he should Dot succeed in convincing them .14 ihe whole world fifty yearlog°. Il was competent to of the propriety of his view., it wield not be for a full and abundant supply of more than 200mQlion want of thorough and unalterable conviction in hiar whenever the population could be Increased to that self, bet herniae be was incapable of drawing the amount. It winnow impossibleforcommercial specula. necessary den from the information w hich sa it li himself Oen to go farther ; it had gonebeyond the present wants was so perfect. Ile made ari apology for the drfi• of society through theaid of machinery, and it had left Honey of his scholastic @flawless; he had, however, the labourer without occupation, He urged various enjoyed an opportunity of studying the history of reasons of humanity and policy for replacing them mankind ; he had closely esemined their winos and open the soil in a state of indepencienee and cont. 1 impulses; he bad established his system accordingly ; (enable enjoyment. The political reek of the I'm. and, if be had not the result of experience to offer pire depended open it. Nations, with whom be feared them in proof of the correctness of his theory, he we shottld have to contend, were rapidly increasing never would have ventured to trouble them with any their numbers by emigration from all parts of the 1 espositioo. lie made two general divisions of the world, while we were pursuing means which would 'subject,—the outline of the whole, and the relation not fail to weaken us and strengthen ear oppoe of the different parts. The first comprised trade, nents; the first war in which we should be engaged 'agriculture, minutemen% and occupations generally. would make us feel the extreme fully of this conduct. - rho second included chiefly domestic and social The Duke of KEnT called the attention of the economy, earl, training, and education : education Meeting pinicelarly to this petits! ;he reminded them wee ilia chief moral ohject,—thc basis of the este. I that during the late war we had been ender the ter blishments would necesserity he agriculture. lie cessity of romditte our money in the payment of proceeded to e. eplain the model : it represented an foreign troops ; he meant nothing to their dispense.. estate of 1000 or 1500 acres, the proposed allotment I men% they hail served us faithfully ; but it would for as many individuals ; 1060 he thought the pre. • Ire mach better to base the means of defence in a ferable number. In Ilse ensile of the estate was a sturdy, intlestrions, intelligent population, which. Ignite, three titles of which were to he in'asited by tas Mr. Owen could prove, might be increased with the miens, and toreros under nine years 01 age ; the I advantage to four times it. present amount. fourth wet to tie a dormitory for children .hove that I Mr. Ow( proceeded, and coo:tinned the last oate. age, which wet to base wings bearing outward.; mem of the Royal Chairman. to the islands of Great ono of them was to be en hospital, tlir other a house Brit .iit eel lie;in.l, there were superabundant means csf accommodation for the visiting friends of tie inha• 1 to enable the p•pulation to increase to more loan Wants. A maeufactory was represented at a ths• foe' turns its preseat amount, and most advantage tance an one side; on two others were farming es:a. I oust, for all. t•scies. lly Olio addition to our meta blishinents, which, with the square of dwis*lii.c., iii. lion ur , der .1.. , circumstances which he rnotemi , lated, sided ibe estate into four equal seetium. 1.1 the there a nool Int far m..re than a proportionate in centre of the square via a hall, where it was design. crease of all that ran he desired in human society ; ed that the provisions should be conked and eaten ; rind morals and kind conduct would gradually fot o was bilked by two edifice% one of which Matt.- enn• create our principles, as certain god 4z,-.1 as thohr of lain a afboo l 44toom, for the children of sit years of 1 mathematics; real wealth would supereb-und ; age nod under, surninrinterl by a church or chapel., he v.,;itiell roarer of the cavalry ti t n i old i 1 , 7 wbich was to be common to ell the persualiotis; t• • come int 'stowable, 1 aid by 6114'' ' it si. „ i w e gl a c a ts other was to he a sound for the elder children, sir- and modorstion, they might , st:.a , e a i cip t n sal mounted by a Wary and lectere.roote. The plan of pear: througheat the tivibrA our!. , usu. . i ..., . • _