The Statesman. — London, England, 1821-05-15 00:00:00

m• - --- or ild id iLrAT `, , IM. fertatmle Oflkee at enprecedenird low prices; via. Ti *Ms only 1$ Galena. Half 71. 13s. Quarter si. 17s. 14 VIA itsßt lleeoth 20 Shillings. Euery Ticket aft Odes its own fate. sod no other. Forty-four Capitals. be lading Two of 111.000, Two of £4,000, are sure to be an jwnoa the I7th of May. I EYTON solicits the kind patronage of Ole Public. at e *1 fortusato 011ce. 2, Cornhill, vrlsere all Business is th f t l ids is transacted with fidelit y and des patch. iI( 1E CLOTHS and Min IXO for Pitt: IT I TREF.'-', PATENT COVERING FOR TRUNKS. 11 BRIAI,II. COACH CLOTHS. &c. &c.. 114. Tooley * eat, ten doors from London Bridge. T. a nil R. EDO INO II IN, Stack-cloth -makers to his Majesty. beg to recommend iireability. Gentry. Coach and Trunk-makers, Coach i f rs, sad others. their impervious. pliable, painted Cs was for Imperials. Trunks. Boanet-eases. Horses with tie dr Furniture when on journeys Cos& cloths. &c. &e. ilk *above wil l found particularly durable. impervious to as par, and of that pliability that it cannot be injured by fel it la any direction. Sta ck Cloths at reduced prices. wi Poles, &c. complete. Waggon and Cart Tilts of Can na i, Woollen. or Hair. Notting for Fruit trees, of ape rip rilastity. at 40s. per Cent. Orders received as above; lb i b. Wells-street, Osford-st reet. ANGEL INN, ST. ('LE3IEN i"S, STR AND. OFFICE. FOR TR AVELLING AND EYINGCON- V PARCELS> AND :lIERCIIANDIZE. ri (IHE following MA ILS and other , COACHES t go from the above lan • Patio Itoyalllail, Ws Dover, Tuesday and Friday Molts, et twelve. 1 Portrayal% asd..GosOort Mall. through God alming, Pe ter eeeld, sad Praises, every Kumla/ eR at • quarter past 7. itSraday at ball past 6. • Ou its snivel a packet waste the Isle of Wight. to campy passengers rad Sorrels and • If ill Coach motets*, to Cilleiteette o , &Oboes Drayton, Havant, is mswertit.&e. Gloucester Mail. throroptb Healey. Oxford. sal Chelten- ba as. every Evening eta quarter-past 7. and Sun-lay at half ?. st 6. Dover and Canterbury Mall. through Gravesend. Chat ha tn, and Feversham, every reciting at a quarter past 7, and Su *day at half past O. From Canterbury. passengers and par eel • are conveyed to parcelsegt itaniszate, !Sandwich. Se 4; sod from Dover, p are cower.* to Folkstone. 111: waijiate, Ilythe, Dimcliorch, Romney, and Lyda. Milford Mail. through Carmarthen, lndllo and Haw & 'direst. every evening at a quarter-ptLa7, and Sunday t at la tlf•pest,6. Rath and flristol Post Coach. to carry only four Inside. tit oegb Reediest. Marlborough. Caine. and Chippestiam, et try Morning at a quarter-Past O. 1 lath and Bristol light Post Coach, every' afternoon at 3. 1 lath light Peat Crack. in two days, to carry four Inside. Esr ough Maidenhead. Reading, Marlborough. Devises. and Itr lßsham. Monday. Wednemlav, and Friday Monitors at 9. * Coch is chiefly intended for the arcommodation of Pit sines a . &e. who esanot undergo the fatigue of at k o distance in one day. 1 trighton light Poast Coach, through Reigate and t'uck- Id every Monolog at S. e Cheltenham' Original Posit Coach. to carry only four W ald e, through Henley and Oxford, every Morning at 7. I lhiellester, Bognor. and Petworth post-enech. Monday. sdoesday, and Friday Moraines, at a quarter before 7. I )over and Canterbury Light Post- coa ch, every Evening at . half -past b. I )itto, every Morning at half-past 8. iodahoing. and Onlitlford Telegraph Coaeh. throe" Ep Son, Leatheased, Claadon and Horsley, Tuesday. Ti. 'Tacky. and Saterolay Mornings at 10. I )ll.to, through Kingston Ditto% Cobham and Ripley. on ISt tallay. Wednesday. end . Friday Mornings. , at W. 1 3estay coach through Nleldenhead, every Aftermeoo st 1, Sd &day. excepted. 1 . ..lniehanopton. Arundel. and Petworth Coach, Tuesday, TN etiday. and Saturday Moraines. at half past 7. • - Idp Ramsgate. Deal. Samiletie%. sod Broadsteirs %Is Post-teaches. every Morning and Evening. Ixlbrd Light Post-coech, through Henley, le. every Moraine at 7. Portsmouth new and elegant ligh t P est - coach . the Ram lalN to carry only four inside. through Kingston, Guild arld.Prterifleld. anti Porten, every Morning at S. Goethe' from Pertstaratb to ebiebsetee. /oo Ibeorrinel fl s Veil. through F.ntiwortls. Grain" Oka. to Saliibtary Poast-coach. to early only four inside ou Hrgh Basingstoke, Whitchurch. Aidover, Se. every amnia, at 7. * I Trilipshury Asnast•eoselt. th rough Orfor d sad e ten- Itsn: every Morning it 7. Itr•Miunder Couch (retnomid Mom. the DIM end iloatb.) tbreogit Abingdon, Feriaidos, toad Cirreerater. Teraday, Thursday and daturcley Morninp at a quarter before 7. Wallingford Intl Meantime Catch. through. MehtPetmee , Malebo. and Hartwell, TweidaY, Thursday, aid Ilatordag *Prologs at 7. NORTHERN COACF4B. • I Yet*. Welreinifle. and Edialsergfi Coaches. and to' al l Perissftho Nor* every blornier.ens " t amer remit t. litamitaater. Lancaster. Kendal, Soridale. Kodtitie Sradforil. Leeds, fiallitax. Rotherham, SUMAC with Coaches. Dully. 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Ow a f eereous. - :•brioketspillershit She sots• thous whioh have slim ...Wog will,be Awed siassareepisi•- ed..by, e• ItgeMr•le.daecilopetessist of Ness, totlided on oilletol had tileheatic Doemotots. =nisi' lain fwer,or4o.4tises slog belts • Areorolistit si' so ow opsrersfelseitioffiongrdpicisal 4010 icdgy sad qui eulogise of Aabepwijed lossilasi Moe heap a ppliud t 4 thp Survey ebbe Wqrld in .uch a gi i ,:zr ri z %Omuta ith ielpfoidoiP•elf "I.i•Awyf toffery IM taw of f firotraphltsbeeethisii, MildlesiblNONAW"lfte roadie. wAildisith icibt*Allrileidwee•AlNAlPAßbiio. Preyed, In IXAdls• 1r 'sly ~pai **l n ifiLith *Si" lea lirerivaticAl %OW s ',Twat reefttetipi bire Tlit• Week atlitims aomoised 1* 1•101,411 At Masa for*** TlR.vril.lololllo4 WieFl4 4 l 4 %;elierii 1,4,4 io Froted tor herwood, seetv;"ad DWI, re. r Ish-lell'OW, tat sew sy 8:1 NbOkiel:all. Strat. Raid iy respecting whirls was claimed by an intliyitinal, on the ground that the operation of the Bill would injnre his pro perty. '1 he claim to compensation wastrupparted by Mr. Batour, and opp 'sett by Mr. PHILLIPs, Mr. lissitstn, Sir W. Itt, CRI:SPIaIM, and Mr. LITTLZTON. The clause OW compensation was rejected. Mr. 110 E SI7IIN Bit presented a Petition front Mr. John Glutton, solicitor, for the NewingtHi St.To4l' Vestry Bill. The Petition was read by the Clerk from the table, and complained of the extremely riotous conduct of the Ve.tr;es iu that Parish f some years past. The Clerk was proceeding to red I the Petition at length, when Mr. CI•ItWEN rose to order. fie objected to the, Petition being rrceiyeil, on the gro.si , l that it went tts state tr ttomet'ons whirl, occurred in a Committee ofd 0 1 4 house after st ran ...crs were excluded, anti of which' Petitioner could letow nothing. The till:AKElt decided, that the Petitioner being the agent of certain persons concerned in the Bill, bad a ri Lt lit to state any matter which he 'night hate learned from a Niemher of the Committee, as having taken pla .e ; fter strangers %ter? excluded. Mr. 111 . NIE s.tid, he wished to know whether the Pe tition did not contain the following words :—" And the Committee decided contrary to the usage anti practice on %nth occasions," anti if so, whether that was not a Breach of Privilege? The Clerk then read the Petition a second time to the (louse. On the question that the Petition do lie on tl e 'fable, Mr. CURW EN said he felt it his linty to oppose it. If they received such Petitions they would open a wide door to complaints against the proceedings of Com , at:Jives app tinted by that (louse. The Move was about to . divide. but Mr. I'UItWEN having withdrawn his opposition.l the Petition w.is laid on the Table. The Marquess of LONDONDERRY rose at the same time to address the Douse, when Nlessale from the Lords announce' that their Lordships had given their assent to several private Rilla.—(S!.e the Lords' Itep •rt ) The Marquess of LON DON ! IF,II BY hraturht tip Capers eittita nine. a copy Vi count CAstlerragle , t dispatch to Sir W. Al'ourt. Ordered to he printed. The Marquess of Los:envoi:Ray and Mr. 11. Si-m -itten ara•n rose together, hut the latter being eaPetl anon, ; iroreedell to address the lions% He said, that inwever important he mitylit conceive the Newitizton Vestry Bill to be. he could not at that hour detain the Douse upan what was called private bittiness. lie was anxi ,us that there should he a full attendance on the discussion of this queation, an.l therefore he would bring it fa• ward to-morrow at the close of the private business, anti before public business commenced. Mr. DENISON asked his Honintrable Colle* sae (Mr. FL Stunner) what line be meant to take with re .pect to this Bill. Fie (Mr. Denison) was most minim's that the question should be sifted to the bottom. (Mr. Sumner did not answer.) Sir F. lICILUK I' expressed a hope that the goes lion would not interfere with his motion tn-morrow. Mr. BENNET said a few words which were is. iu •be rallery. The NI .rquess of LONDONDERRY said he fit it his duty to move that the of the day, that the Idouse do resolve itself into a Committee of Supply," be now read. After a few words across the table flora Dv. Lash. logton, Sir J. NEWPORI' wi.beil to know what coronae was' to be tAken with respect to the Bank of Itelaid Bill, obi h stood for a Committee that night ? . Serjeant OSSIAJIV olifiervell that the wicon.l read iag of ilia Ciliary !Awe Repeal Bill also most I bat that waiting, aspl he was most an:iotas that it shoali be fall, v - aileti in the House, were , rations. C o l o nel DAVIES N aked a question relative to the pa tronage enjoyed by the Ordnance Board. Mr. WARD observed, that the Master General of the Ordnance possessed the entire command, and could re serve any order of the Board, but that where he did not interfere the Hoard acted. There were four ofacera under the Master-Ogneral, who received no salarfel, and who hail the power of appointing their own clerks. Colonel It IVIES said, that accordinglo the state ment of the lion. Geatlettian at the other side, the Masterlieneral of the Ordnance was a mere puppet, nithont either patronage or respotiaibility. Mr. W ARO said he was astonished to hear the Hon. Gentleman. The lion. Gentleman seemed to speak like fine w ho had never a ttended a debate In that House anti who was an alloolute stringer in England. The Right Hon. Gent!eman then went into a detail of the nunther of offices at the t!i..vsal and under the con trout of the Master.tlcneral of the Ordnance. After a few words Crum Sir .101 IN NEWPORT. Mr. BIRCH said, that In his opiolou the esti mates before the House wool(' have justified a mite's more rrrrr e opposition than was tarried on by Mem bers at his side of the llonae. He thought that it was not fa'r to compare the Pstima'es of the present teat with those of 179 4 2. The situation of England at present was in every way different from the situation which she stood in 1792. The country was then on the eve of war; et present we were in profound peace. and had been so for some years. The Hon. Member next strew a comparison between the amount of the lArtny Expellees of France and in England, and con ', tended that on the fare of the Estimates before the House, there appeared an excess of expenditure of .C 1,5110,00 1 1, and if the statement of his Honourable Friend (.Ir. flume) fvere true, of six milli Ass ster ling. Mr. GORDON said, lie very *confidently helievA that it was the ciistoal in many of the pnblic offices to ein,tioy Cler .s, to mike work Tor earl, other, Mr. WARD assured the lion. Gentleman who 1.4 inat apoicen. that hr was mistaken in imagining that the Clerk% he hail alluded to were kept solely for the purposes of correapontling. They were employed very usefully and ne:Tsaarily otherwise. Mr. 111:ME said, that since the concinsian of the war, no less than 117 individuals had been brought into the Civil Department of the Ordnance, whose salaries movinted to 6.9391. The Civil List was by this 'Deana augmented to nearly 25,000/. These pert; one won'd doubtless, in course of time, become eatitieS to anperannttation and retired allowances, which, hati thee been taken as they might to have been, from the half-toy list, that sum would have been saved to the The Hon. Member, after a variety of details. a 'vcrte.l to an assertion he had made on a former disenasioa on this subject relative to the tonuage of an Ordnance craft called the Lord Howe. The Hous4 would !oar in mind that he (Mr. H.) stated, that bq had seat a person down to Sheerness to take 04 -measure of that craft, and found that it was tweet" fens. Cron this assertion he was dally contradicted by the Hon. Gentleman opposite (Mr. Ward.) !ti.l n ow to state to the H use, that he was fully c: I ! finned in the correctness of his assertion on that oc-, eas:an. and as a curious coincidence. he found in ik printed Report on the table of the Heise. a Marta of the tonnage of that identical vessel at twenty toms He mentioned this as • specitsirm of the weight wfriMi out to be attache.' to any thing which fell fro& thE opposite side. and be would venture to set t . Cieir assertions were of the s ame deacriplimt. coolzi not at all understand how the H Geniktass could conic forward and say, that alias reennwneodatioos of the Commissioner* Hies Inriry fiat! keen attended hi, when' ant An il = would rant tte the Report of the tessulailialidiN with the Estimates would perceive thift thasl4C • . ... • . Air row; . /RANokikOkC3- •' -- Id N ikAi k- • -.0 .. • t r rs 4 • filk, •; . "0. 1 . 1 • .• - • 4 J a . -• • .C• ` '. • -,-.t.-. .--.' --.- .or•eitudiebomumPsollo ., . - ' •t. . . .ow 1 j ai_ i i I r 'lti . , ~,„ , ,••• • Air ;I, ~ . , t.oro . ft .-4 , '. " 's' 1" - . (.L.U . 1 . • .: • . * -K '''.-, . ... -. ) i t ..:. 1 11 ‘1 1 i, .4, I, 44 , .. ~„, tel./swats.: ~1 • . N. .. , • ' .. A; , •P'4 .(1;OW. lit Ur Pawl< 53. ~.".,.., , r o vf I ! , w2r. . . . . . -t. ,;,,•. .-4.) ~71. 11l rlyivry, 4.' - Imo - missimmloomm „ „ ''. , • , ;:',.1 . 0 rat ARAI /1;1'. '.i' 4§ li 111.ivi ... , LONDON TlUt SDA l'i MAY 15, 1821. ._. .. si ~..ftw ...iaro -.0.1 ..1 ........ • 9 . • --- . ..L • Il Il • I 3.. ~. . . _----. . NI - tiiiii' ottiiiiliS thaill)ll44 - 7 1 1 1 91RA1. CO TIONAL REFORM OF PARLIAMEit. * IMPERIAL PARLIAMEINT. After a few Words from Mr.Entens and the Marquee VAL/Mgt le iimeMarailon a the s tatvieria 0 rii IN FRIENDS of this .measare will Mo. tog* --mm...—. of LOREONDREIT, Demo ENNIS. at the Rattle of Waterton . !MOW IL . fiser,at the RaeLeTavnaw, CITY Roan. on 'notelet, Mr. DENISON asked his Hon. Friend (Mr. Summtti • do HOUSE OF COMMONS.-.-MOVIDLT, MAT 14. when be intended to bring on his motion ? 71 1 mder slim BOW' lastltitiest i ; Etkellifeet Sy RI, is , 17th inst., being 'l'us Qusse's Stern-asg; for eonsl- - ' __ Oh m d e . ielth host an the lamas °f a Cmistitathmal Retard la "A la ' Mr. DENISON presented a Petition from the la- i The Meeting will be held cedar the parent*, of the Over- habitants of Christ Church, Surrey. against the Mr. H. St3INER said, if the Bill was term at all§ 'teS i t t ro m o n ici st o p o a t u al i lo m w med ot ia e tly, asbtehewiaootidell7therefe.l do o° motion for Wednesday. delay: etehinH'elitillie St. ed. , , . i , s ,_ , , _ ti i =Obastitatlooal Rennin. who. by kldiddlesee Camel Newington Select Vestry.—Ordered to lie on the tehle. ati.H4 XDOX'S . PICTU kg ; Of. C it"" l3 . ll.uoi : s reqetted oto to n =7 . all sweetmeats IN the The Hon. Member then presented another Petition MIONY In tie Ditiden ; with Solomon t , Macbeth, great od or Mr. BENNET belated to . know teem the WO. 111101- , olionts. R and mi tt . hi s drawings f ree , Ev a hh,„, It wmi be meeed4 that mow ciarememee tom the awe. to the same effect from a person of the name of Comer. h e r (m e . in ta mm e o *h at 1 0 , w i t , ,b 6 6: 2 l e lpasi fib ma sea boo ?m e m, and tbe dm/wimps of his Pupils front Dieser on table at fom o'clock, at 6s. a-head ; wise. Re. It stated in substance, that the signature of the pe4i.; Ri o n n t— tii ( e H t er r4t , h r eer of t t) h . e — Da tie y . i t ozner agalaings4 bisklimner heen to surreptitiously a for m er . notice, that be wamilisell Thaw rC A ßToettg W" of THEIR elan n est as ca 11?,.. • A saa IS NOW OAT. at the Oallery , next door to 'Flails atthebar ; and at Mr. West's, Treasaree, No.ti th a .. y f t . h u e . 2-Il d h instant , bring fr u setl j a moan relative to . the r at bh ! m inutiae, Fall 4 Mall, from Ten till Desk.—Ad- IF, Snead; also at ttland-street, No. 109 Pe Ob i‘ t i al n ne i : 1 1 i fi t v h ° e "r pe . r f so t n he obesi ßill n h isi lid g . neeibied..et., liisroy., 6 that s i gnature having represented to hint that It was asisalfa 1e..--Cat elope &I, _-------------_ i Dr's Elo v iie w i l t e in tiesi n o f his rk r . c , to w r i e th o a f Ze § 4 k t es o saHor c oa r es d, IA ,• szeultii m m b i bury,s3 the table . WILSON The Order of the Day was then put and mffied. awl R. g l i lOg m L o AYotw~ Present"' • similar Wel l - the House resolved itWT into 'roaming. of Mani g_l . ie. from his ether Works, is OPR N at No . I°6 ' New t e ra r g e l lte " too street. 474. Ostrow*, 181 tioa from a person living at Walwortb. ThlkePeti- On the resolution for granting a sum net eteevedilior i sdestlll soditdo- Brett ' me shining...xstalovs gratis. pies tee mt , . et. .6% 0 Sishopsgate Without. Si len§street ttotubleert IA Wilited-st., Somerstown, 74. timer complained also that his signattere bad hen eb- 43,0711, m i . gj. f or thip es t er ies of t h e hi sete t.oettenti ' lit Noim age, who has oontrib!it m eth ) forty e sto the LzhilsAions. of tbe Royal . . tamed to the former Petition without his being se- of the Ordnance. sail the dicers in the Tower ant LOO large lLlNG DLASSES. quainted with its nature. —Ordered to lie on the table. It_ 1 de dog g aa ba l aai i m ilis l es yea rn e ed front a Member of the Council, • VltiftAL_ Pa Mr IMI K U' W ARO begged the Mon • M for Alm. AtSECOND-HAND PLATES, A Petities against the Bill eras also presented . by t h r :Inks de T ubiful whether the single Picture he had sent e deer (Mr. Heine) toexplain some . observations which fer .ih a r esent exhon. would be hater up • on mount of ' l / 4 - 7 P suitableoemi tat" air Term s .. Plera s . t alt 4 4 l , Ch r ori til !s k y; mor a o n n d M 1% . WEI I iIk . EAD hr., an I Asebitant of Newittren. Ile had made relative to this department, on a formes Ms large size , has been induced to vilthdraw it altogether,Similar Petitions were presented by Sir W. DE Lees- ev e ning. es this mode of submitting it to public °pintos. Comma's. 94. Illshopsgate-treet Wit hi n. * Some of the etenv and M r. alkil ..c t4 l ,------- larger sixes are admirably adapted for large dining-rooms Mr. lIUME (as we entlerstood hits) said his observe- ToN 'Toclf-lieowen. 2. CORNHILL, nod Lows. an elegant drawing - rooms. L arge Gla s ses lent on hlre, On thL WOLIOII Of Mr. SCARLET'', the further could- dons were, that acrovaing to the reterns, it appeared I . S I J bsr.l-street, has to announce to the Public that Tickets esettssecd , or warehoused for s ale. titration of the Poor . Laws Bill was postponed antil ttat sixty-seven clerks of this department bad been ap- m rBbarts of Chances for a New Lottery. which will be de- Plate Glass ter windows tilted is at a greater relative ad - vantage than Crown Glass. Nlonday next , pointed since 1814 i. _ .4a i r l NEXT THURSDAY. (17th MsOnre now on sale at _ _--....Amuallrai haw ~.ices: Till. A dilcussion of some length took place npon the filr. WARD proreeded to explain the nature of these In ISmo. half-bouskt. price 35. - 1 _ 4 railed in the House, we were unable to catch his obscr- - • "ma(' tail he was most anal ''' . un" n sn ' '" with tbe F A titnater woniu privrivc swop. ....p wyr,is holly disensatal. wis to ell intents sad purposes a, ilia letior4 . A. The SPE*KBa said. it stss cata l iatent .t. .11.1 Hon. Memb r had emitted all aolitte 4 the Nees Ilessisar to press a onotios whirls had precedents,r mons is. trash in the etpenditnets sine, the red" INN those& the .usual courte‘y •f the House was w gi ve bring front -1411.10004 to 1..440;01011/. : 'lllii littfir way to bo-itatra of greatimportanees ' iask-Mintrilarpoito. and di Aid ilte•litt6.2ilientilet Satieast ONSWW bowed to th" l " 44 " °I . • the cou ld m y as ti the exi gent of tist "lir, I* "'lit peaker. and would fi ts tboworrow.isc Ida sootiorsi ~ • 1. 1 hii* pidition n o ansier at ' att. ' . 'The not .4 • Ilareilorgnoso of LONDONDERRY obseiwadoiliot thil" arts 4 , :et t , & w i r d tot . oi. hatifr , i ! time was pu *thee pnblie easiness el ea monoli.troport, li e coitie i s Ina . o tkon off tiii ii i i i • - c • 4- i trei.,. ance it's the Committee of Supply. Roth .114. , k4 US. t tri to oh silil a rs. • 'The hots. e } lir. 11 4 'dfLaws 18111 an.l the Bank of Irrlasol 713111.tright.ty peat- . fa :..„ , ilv .„. l , dial . ‘sntra l t f ii •., k t r toned *lthaca irteontinielscr.--The 11 1 tail already an as' to an t its (". • ..—..t •:r I.4AL: " .4 lost an hour tad a hilfht itilicusliloiM TA* flie b(tAiiir. tb year lay.° or It Ti, .'"lntv Poi& .aitt..iiii he'. la aN'tti Pm ffse i . iiiiiiior ttieleek'tisjit . :tits'iYbVa open ~ it I . batik tifiretind WA iiiisidd itotbela:: , _lo , sk,e,iii it o . s ,..ff„.'dit trot iii tjelik, i .. 0 , ! 4 ,„I,6.4o.,:tuvrtive it 644 tiee "a r , !! !Chihli bi l ibb - '6l . lei ask t ti fli ' he lllirat ,9! l e gi t. o cti IlltMellra .14 70 1 6 t t sand it nlirlAifilitaligra L a th lif l ifi hull!' II slAt "1 1 4 tl l 2o * 81.1 . lit 4- IJOise r lot tn" 01741/Icas'o.; is , " r • , ilde ti ltgli "gh6ll l 44 11" ii-T-lit'eil" , ..toq :-t,biu fasttfilthistaj ft 3 4. ..i . n g s atm. lie tit iattit *ti Ilan: patio tr Pt it. _ s -- ---- --- Ilaisi thaw, way I= ll 4 ~) 1 116=4 larilSot titttrir- 44 * 3.lmircitiv I tileVilitinlV gate!, eadnesoir gar ' ' lid— wed* tie pow. lit 1 044 s rage 'b tiell• ra ni as a son-c lit4a . UK intik ids of it* obiltaapd em into the dilatant initainell during and wilieti ticestonw r frozen, an4l idea; they hate tapa which 4111"nat */41 7 snow or ice aid& o , washing. has been easd4 of these eisteppr* E ats,trui.s, and "pickles iieh they are 5u:441114 bile water and of common einem ; 1 they hare mini lit the, :Corn with a ha own countrymen, and here attend tin*. • . rood, lEclnsonsilv e Rev. John Wyk ote dametter ress loocestershire. &tot s 'vet 24, the :•011ege, Oxford, Chap illness, C. Elio, Nt if* h hut , at Ilk htlese it pside and of Clapaa. son of Chaties Haw Led, Eiq. , I:1 paininl Farm's. 44 le-street. now wittinn t f 11.111, in which :irk asses, and to both beset., 'Mine end relief: sod r of loportint *subjeds I by Mr. Johnston, ES), ►sfont-street. Loudon ; booksellers, prier 3s, Hon. • a • ' • f• of life, acing wife. r on ussrriage, sa err luttjrct. that the marrittf laehrtors Irtsteaedlietwk 3 affirmed. time the word elightfal name is POP'. • narrisite, enittintswes the ming not only with hip soul itself to haretenipt • Ito this bnlloweil•Obligi , not only to regulatente ° tuner* from thole nrestrieted pleasure imp ect of such attention are . lnetances, which. while Im...beholder, should also F)roseh. body—a residence itt Pre-L•but more especially ot:16 too frequently cow- state of inanition. ftenr has doubts the chain:ea Itiress cuisolvat. =felicity ; nor' Wi l t 7:11 , tioneil at tltei kire by tie iceeimatt eirerkilte: • are sontations.disterbe • gs %each - concentrate VW., t is 61 s ti.o eoostitulitinalljr sod deaden' energy Oil- ' • Ina, as isallAßS l w rra ly. we pledge oar • rnectly sor e peinitivn pre1111110 41 "i aural principle* 'rig) Oa. .; licinouranleinteeity tb r ns, ire refer the those interin-2 into sphere dell);.140 0 1 ,11 ane • a ; 1 1.0 ..ff (If ca (3; 1 0 these intuit c 'n'tr;ch esliba' lb r iistent. 114 — I R s .C. Stertfearla. - pleetlity . o. l l liflotry 1 the corner. • 41[h edi[loss). ' s• . commentery WO • 11r-eased 14 thc•lf (Ist 20, Peternoi 50tio sz ; ill, Fleet y• \ . re" r*** • rs Pelptil..—LgaL" t i sa l#ll4lll. • , 1,1 41 ri . • ;0 ie - 7 . 7.1 'Peed! rosevedi. ykje, or amo re ‘ogitiOPlL glige4l to jp jounI1111 : br , resttalut IMII 41111 rr peretteo) Nei , pritlod ' !shod ott r the %curry it. its 'tot Its perm] :xe.r: Wye Vitell NW* ry 101001 i dioa Agt esintrialmellkyr?a , " -. # ll § ° 4 0 101 wAligAmitittos illatsiehr lepOtelli• k tie • betiabtrotowit ill rs e ol tirt SAW, tio P_LVil e t t lila ed. lat. ,allopokl64 ) ipd ( tu bor oelessuOlL• ..1 Is ran .".