The Statesman. — London, England, 1820-08-28 00:00:00

a itpus c Yamtudt_ N ° • 4804. NEXT W EI)N DAY . - Only s,(WKlTiettelq—eaelt to be draws Two Prizes of tintiOts. 1 I.tat) in Extra Prizes.--la One Dar. FI.T %% EADAIf Nth of this Month. IS and "Owl-es are idling .1. mid J. T SIAE1111:CIIT, 37. 6ortiblir; IL littiboru ; 0 11 -nroiet. and 1-41. Oxtord-strtet. London. Who sokt in In.terv. 9.811. iat.lloll/. 14.111111. 10.0011/. with man e sllof. de. Ike. And h% the Agents In die Cnintry. of whom tilienies, with lilt paitiethars. may be had Rrlti , •_— - - - • _ VITIVN. Stork-Droker. 2, Consul LL, 'legs leave to ia.tcnt his Friends.'Fickets and Shares for the New Ike ar.• Dew un sale at his 0:11er. The new Features of tkepe•tent Lotter:, aro so fatourahle U. Purchasers Out reran tte.. a•.t 9w least doubt there will It,. a .ca-city before mi t e: . r ittly Vonth. (August.) nit which day the Lottery r t......•••••• • I fittithel. There are so Cla.;srs. all ' , A•aling .4,ort. *. •erve of Tie' ets t v tai- Contractor, ns in tor. Lettrtie 4 ; every Smelter . put Into this Wheel. so that eff Sitio it* *tide Its own fate. and no other. Thirty ? i titOtilk 301 t• all In Owe Day. BESPOKE NUMBERS. • rft BlFtn, Contractor fey' the Lottery. respeclulle Jr • informs thin persons who may have bespoke any particular or fat ovate Numbers in the present Lottery. that they are now to be 'hal et 'ante respective !Aces at wftich they were otdercd ; amt. at the same time, he begs to s sprige those who have not had a predelictinn fur any par. Older Number. of toe nenr approach or the drawing. sad tint the whole Lottery will be decided in !Lite Day. WED NESDAY NEXT, when the TWO MOW/. Prizes. the IS ether (NOW and every other P.ize, all Sterling Money. mast be draft n. Tickets and Shares are on Sale at, BMWS Mikes. I. Cornitill, sail 9, Charing. Cross. where N... 2.507, the last Mosey Prize of 3000., and Seventeen Capitals in the last Lettery vier: shared aed Sold. Important Landed ('opyhold Estate. Houses. ardent fronnel • Se. siloate beln ern Newington Green and Stoke Newing • ton, on the road leading to Hornsev. Sc. TO RE SOLD BY AUCTION. Ay Mr. HINDLF:, at tii•rraway 'a eofree-house. nachongo. eornhill, on IVt•DNISDAY, Sear. It. at twelve, in xereral lots, AMUST Valuable CO111101,1) ESTATE of INHERIT tX(E. consisting of near!) ill acres of re markably rich old pastere land. duelling Icoises, gardens, emery grounds. Se. Se. pre rimed to e•rfer to the public one of the finest situations near the metropolis, for the erec ties of Villas. Cottage Residences &r. being a distance of only three miles from the Royal Exchange. The prospect from pads is beautiful. the Nl w River winding through a a prinelpsi part of the Rotate. Ti.'! Land abnonds with brick earth of excellent quality, and the Laud Tax is redeemed. • Immediate possession may be had. Printe.l partieu:ars, wll6 viers, may be bad fourteen days preeeding the sole. of Pews. Hama! and Metcalfe. Solicitors. Lincoln's-Inn Retr-stnire: of Messrs. Horne and Rogers. Solicitors, Par. topl-sfrret, Lincoln's-inn-00kb ; at °arras; 's; and of r. Hin.lle. Chancery-iai•e. 6• • B U „Ar s , KW sAc uE for iene porgy ngs. even such crest approbation and the demand for its continuing to Increase, JOIINISL: EIS* %Wilms, most reipeetfully to offer this their boat aeknon lodgments to the Public for their liberal patronagcs of the same; Its utility and great COD\OII/104CAS in all climates. has recom mended it to the most distinguished Nevis eutinexions, %ho lave all spoken highly in its reeomrsep.iation.-- Jt Is rre pared by them ONLY; and for preventing disappointment to families. all possible care liss been res. , tell by each bottle being sealed upon the cor4 a ith their firm null address, es well as each label having their signature, without which It cannot be genuine. JOHN BURGESS sod NON long establishe ! and much esteemed ESSENCE of ANCHOVIES. cou.i tttt es to he pre rarPit by them after the came Mesmer that has given the . ereaiest satisfaction for many years. Warehouse, IU7, tiva.t,.n, corner of the Savoy-step, London. (THa oitiousm. Fltql•a•ltr. wtornot:sc.) T . RUSSES.—In consequence . of the demand for and great benefit derived from the ese of PINDI PATENT TRUSSES, without Metallic springs, OAW AN and Co. beg leave to inform the Public that their Manufac tory is now at No 2(111, Ftert-street.—These Trusses are highly approved of by the most eminent burgeons in town and country, and recommended on account of their great end uniform pressure without eluding. Respectable refer ences can be given to Surgeons and others who have proved their good effects.—Thon, by whom Steel Trusses have been worn five the decided preference to P. Pindin's. N. B. Personssending the cireataferemis of the body below the hips, and the largest part of the thigh, stating which side die) are Meted, may depend on being correctly fitted. bEAFNESS I.IISE, ISEB OF TIIE E tR ! PEItSONS afflicted with DEAFNESS, NOISES in the BRAD, &e. may obtain speedy relief by applying at the Hermitage, No. 41, Edgware-road, Loadoa, nearly opposite Mr. Fisher's Nursery, where the following per -nes, together with many others. bate recently been cured, some of them nearly 70 years of age, and who had been dia -1 cherged from Dispensaries aim lnatitniions as incurable. Mr. deaf 21 years, cured in Ave wet.ks. Mr. -, deaf 9.0 years, cured In nine days. W. If. Esti: deaf 10 ytars, cured in one month. Mr. - very severe ease, cured in threi , weeks. deaf sii years, cured in one month. Mr. -, ay R. O. Bart., deaf eight years, cured In five weeks. Miss deaf IV years, cured in Eve weeks. Mr. -, very severe case. cured in three weeks. Mr. -, deaf six years, cured In three weeks. Mr. -, deaf four years. cured in two months. Miss-. deaf throe years, cured in a Mr. deaf three ;tears. cured In two weeks. Mrs. , deaf six years, cured in six weeks. Mrs. -, deaf 16 years, cured in a wont. Mr. total deafness. or , visioned by n paralytic an I net-ions affection; perfectly restored to his hearing in ten weeks. The names, ease, and residence* of the above ewes are. by ponnissioe of the parties, given in each packet of the me diciue. which. being the discovery of a regular medic-al men. justly claim the imeution of the aMiet-d. It is -o a ire and gentle in its operation, that It may be used by the must de licate habits, without causing dot least rola or inCOD- Tellience. Where also may he had, a fireeivic TIMMS.. me, for the Rheuma lino, Lumbago, Sciatica, and flout. Cramp. Spasms. Ac. Those persons alto are unfortunately subject to the above painful, and hitherto supposed, incurable disorders. by taking :be medicine according to the directions, will be aimolutrly freed from thosedrradful complaints, and bream as well as if they had never been afflicted ; it acts as a gen tle alterative, anti is one of the greatest purifiers of the blood and juices ever discovered, and is so safe and gentle In its operation limit it may he taken by the most delicate habits without the Wit dancer of taking cold. or Injury to the constitution; sad as a family medicine it stands unri valled. Tis eeletiseatwilfinetare is sold in bottles 4s. ed. each. family ones I Is., Ibis size contains three of the 4e. t3d. Once. Person skating , their eases by letter, addressed to the Hermitage, na..sre, will have the meglitined forwarded, with every Infornsitloo requisite, without any, s addlLional expense. No letters ratelviti ddkas post paid. 1 • h.s• i'e ll e • • tit 1 1 ; 0 Oa f ' XiX 1 0 . os t.. 0 . * 0 : :: i 7:: : .Pr :1 ;' r: . lo :1 7 -.."' ' . • . . . , ... , , e 4 in > rll3 . 4 .• • • • • LO` DON',. MONDAY; AVOUST ie, 1830., . , .. " The Cause for srhseh HAMPDEN felt in the Field, and SYDNEY died en the &afraid.' PRICE Slliirot . P THE t'elebrateti BAN of 11111.1EAD. la well calculated to cure flatulences In the stomach and bowels, all nervous complaints. whether from taking merest) to excess. or owing to en abominable vice. or other ranges ; it restores pains In the bad. and Lead, horrid thoughts. frightful dreams. dimness of sight , palpitation of the heart. dorsal consumptions. trembling of the hands from hard drinking. and diseases arising from excess. and will la ristorate and strengthen the constitution of weak, sickly , and aged persona. • ". Sold in bottles at I Is. and four In °me for Us. whereby I Is. are saved. by Mr. J. I..eivh. Wt. Strand ; Flacon sad to. 130. Oxford-street; fir. Vard, Holborn and Mr Stradliug, Royal 4:Akita:lre. Lie soca's J wAN still triumphs, In the need Of just reopen, by piiblie voice decreed! • AR NDRIIS and l'onipikity, sole l'roprietora of ILA the real Imperial Japan Blanking. duly appreciating the honour conferred fig thew the decided• pore Oven to their Articis of Nlanulocuire, by a geiteroni and - cernine Public. beg leave to, tinder the heritage of their most grateful actusoule.igustutk. lie% ing been gracious*/ pa tronized by his Royal ilighttetis the Prince Regent. the.. arc now placed in the pre-eminent situation of ' , locking Mann: facturers to his Majesty. and have in consequence altered :heir label. by substituting on the bottles. &e. the Royal Arras for the Prince's Crest ; and mere particularly to mark the dis tinction, their names will henceforth appear on each label in EG% EVAN LETTERS. lite above inestimable Composition I. mill prepared and sold Wholesale. at their Original 1% •reliouse. No. it. Skip place% Temple Bar, London (both in Liquid and Paste), at the following Prices, tIL. in bottles at lid. 101. 12d. and 14. (Id. each ; as is also their muchlarpfiKeil Rent-TOP LIQt to; and Retailed by all iaspectable Shopkeepers in the United Kingdom. • s • areal Allowance to Morita:lts, Captains, and others, forEzportation. FRO.II SATURD.II - S LONDON GAZETTE. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. WAR-OFFICE. 4 ut.l ter 93. ffiltt. 244 Regiment of Light Dragoons.—ll'apt. t. Harlow. from hail-pay 611th Foot, to be Captain. vice U. 1.. Hanson, who exchanges ; G. Feed, Gent. to be Cordet, by purchase, vice Taylor, who retires. 3d Regiment of Foot Onards.—llon. C. R. Phipps., to bet Ensign and Lieut. by purchases vice Keppel. promoted ; Capt. W. Stoektialt• to be Adjutant, vice Elrierrb, situ resigns the Adjutancy only. Itith Regiefest of Fool—C. F. Thompson, tient, to be Ensign, without pereitase, eke Lend, promoted In the 734 Foot. Stith MM.—Lieut. J. Bimetal. from 4:411 Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice 4Varteo. who exchanges, 47th Dittt..—Gentleman Cadet, J. M. Geddes, from the Royal Military College. to be Ensign, without purchase, %Me Strettel, whose appointment has not talcto 10th Dirto.—Uentlentria Cstiet A. unitiooli, from the Royal Military Crdlege. to be Ensign, without purchase, vies Maelacklan. promoted. • bitasfeitte.—Lient. E.. Writes. from So.h Foot s 'to be Lietsteeant, vieelliackali, who ex-hailers. 711.1.11ilao.—Lieut. W. Itaymoao be Captain. wlihtist. purchase, 't ice Ritchie, deceased ; Ensign J. Braid, from. lath Foot, tube Lieutenant, I ice.Waydremd. 78th Ditto.—Lieut. J. Wiser, to be Captain, by purchase. vice Grant, who retiree: Ensign E. Twopenny to he Lieut. by purchase, vice Miser ; Gentleman Cadet. Lord W. Thrve. from the Royal Military College; to be Ensign, by purchase, vire Teope•my . bUth Ditto.—Lieet. G. S. Jettery, from half-pay .13d Foot, to be Lieutenant. vice H. L. Peers, who exchange.. receiv ing the diference. Sith Ditto.—Ensiot r. m.osoi, to he Lieutenant, svittiont purchase, vice Frederick, deceased ; R: Slake, tient. to be Ensign. London and Westminster Light Horse Vottinteers.— Cornet 11. Harmau, to hr Lieutenant, vice Hrookshank, who resigns ; T. Wood. Gent. to be Cornet. vice Harman. Royal East Aitell, Esq. to he Colonel ; W. W igrein. K.l. to be Li ut.-Colonel ; U. Ratites. Esq. to br To be Captains. li. Johnson, Esq. K. Chancelier. E.o. I. Mortimer. Esq. J. Peppers Esq. U. Collard, Esq. tt . }:vans, Esq. '1 4 .. mom F..;. E. I.eslie, Esq. G. Medley. Esq. t. Wheeler, Esq.—To be Lieutenants, J. Allen, M. Greenaway, Ritherden, R. Smith, W. A. Hunt. W. !taker, J. Kiddell, W. Keith, W. Carter. Parish, C. Preston, D. B. Simonds. 6ents.—T. be Ensigns. R. Fletcher. W . Wigaton, W. Diekon.on, P. Cameron. F. Thompson, C. liebacti. W. Horthrote, K Thornton. Gents.—To be Adjutant (with the milk of Copt.) H. Dickensoa, Esq. Commission In the Staffordshire Regiment of Yeomanry Cavalry. signed by tie Vico-Lieutenant of the couuty of Stafford. W. H. B. Proby. Gent. to be Lieutenant. FROM LAST .11G117 - 8 G.IZEITE. Cripplegage. tat ler—Sept. 19, J. Fitton, Preston. coach maker,-at the once of Messrs. Dios and Abraham, Preston —Sept. 18, T. Baker, York. Hnen-draper, at the Angel lan. Nortbantpton—Kept. 11, A. Philips. Skithrightby, Com b e Fiend, butter factor, at the King's Arms lon. Carlisle— Sept. 27, R. Pricked, Lancaster. 'merchant, at the King's Arms Inn, Lancaster—Sept. 26. O. Wherldon, Kansan, Derby, colour-manufacturer. at tbs. King's Arms Tseern, Derby—Sept. lb. J. and G. Sties, Curriers'-hall-court, elothiers—Kept. 16. J. Barker, Stratford, Essex, brewer, at Guildhall—Sept. 16, J. Zioniner,lVelbeck-street, user ehant—Sept. 19, N. T. liaises, Nottingham, under-writer, at the Punch Bowl, Nottingham--Sept lb. J. Henderson and J. Morley, Ludgate-hill, linen-drapers—Sept. Id, 0. Adams and T. Null, Gloucester, jewellers, at Guildhall— Sept. IN. F. Webster ' Saint Austell. linen-draper, at the White !kart Inn, liniettA eaten— Sept. 111. 11. Chesney, High- Holhons. fringe-tiranefacturer—Sept. IS, T. Millichap. of the T>thing of Wblkstones, Worcester, wbreinrlghl, at the Star and Dort& lan, Worcester—Merit. 78, I.l_, Robin son, Brauston, eliford, dealer and .el ere, at lie White Ilart Inn, Worcester—Sept. 19, (I. F. Royes. A nlabj , Kingston-upon-Hull, sugar-Laker, at tit u Dog And Dutk Tavern, Kingston-open-Hull. CERTIFIC.ATES. Sher. IS. W. Earle, jun. proprietor of the East London Theatre — A. Boyson, Hise-lane, merchant—J. Martin, Liverpool:mer chant—T. Lynn, Jerusalem Coffee-house, Cernhlll, mer chant—T. and J. Perry, Reading, Iron-founders—J. Pigot, Portses, linen-draper—R. P. Crudru, 0 r d, stop seller—J. Slblet, Abebnreh-lane, drysalter--J Bailey, Watling-street, merchant—C. Edwards, (lough-square, fur:ler. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. T. Howell and M. Rausabotham, Khrewsbary, woollen mannfacturer4-1. Habay and J. Perrin, Liverpool, Mer chants—J. Braithwaite, T. IL Robinson, and J. Coward, Liverpool—B. Heath. Nottinrham. and K. Woodward, Neu Basford, Nottinehambhira-11. sat J. Neucastle• apon-Tyne. Booth, jun. and T. ()raison, Literpool, brewers—J. Blisset and T. Kflingtou, 'Birming ham, 'spanners—J./tenon. R. W. Barton. It. R. W. Wright, and J. Yates. so far as. regards J. Yates, Manchester; calico-printers—W. Yates and W. Hall. Manchester. cot ton-manufacturers—T. Fox, 11. tross, and W. (lake, Man chester, warehousemen-8. Sharpe and Chren, Market BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. M. Garland. M. Magnus. and B. Benjamin, Bunlllll-row, Middlesex, merchants. UANKRUI'FI4. - W. Jones, Holy well, Flint, tobacooist, to surrensier Britt. ii, 19, Oct. 7. at the George Inn, iiye•rpool. Attorneys: Mr. E. Chester, litaplu inn. London; and Mr. Williams, Well-street, Huh well. T. Summerla lid, lie mini. iron-founder, Sept. IS. 14, Oet. 7. at the Coalmenal Rooms, Bristol. Attorneys, Mr. Heel's. Staple Inn, llothont ; and Mr. Barges. Brlelol. G. Iltittoh, Birntinc ham, dealer. Sept. 7,8, Oct. 8, at the Royal-Hotel. Birmingham. Attorneys. Mr. James, Ely place. Holborn : and Mr. Palmer. Birntingham, C. W. Corfield, Norwich, currier. Kept, 19. 90, Oet 7, at the Norfolk Hotel, Norwich. Attorneys, Messrs. Simpson; and Malmo, Norwich; cud Mr. Taylor, Featherstone buildings, Holborn. T. 4lway, Tetiterington, Gloucester, farmer, Sept. 3,6, Oct. 7. at the Rummer Tiveni. Bristol. ttiorney s. Messrs. Adlineton end Gregory, lirdit r I-row ; Mr. If ynec. Bristol. J. Hair, Bml-street, tobaronist, Kept. 99. 23. Oct. 7, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. tiillihrand. Austin-friars. G. Wearer. Alw . turch-lane, merchant. Aug. VD, Sept. 3, Oet. 7, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Edye, tierjeanes-inn, Fleet-street. T. Blreb, Bro.eley, Salop. iron -master, Aug. 99. Sept 3, Oct. 7. at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. ',locket', Wilson-street, Finsbary•-egaarc. . K Tun rvcv, Westbourne, Susses, miller, Sept. 9. 14, Ott. 7. at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Kirkman, Cloak-lane. O. Reid. Princes-street, silk-manufacturer, Kept. 16, Oet. 7. at Guildhall. Attorneys, Martin. Barrow and Via: teats, lissinphill-street. - R. A. Jones, Totteabso-conet-road, linawdraper, Sept. 0, 10. Oet. 7. at Guildhall. Attorney. Mr. Nelspe. Bar nard's Ins. ATROCIOUS Beeping, I.inroln, attorneys—J. ittapp and G. Pearl. Hums - hill, cheesemongers—W. Constantine and J. Littlewood, Leeds. cabinet-makers—J. Putts end I). Nistins. Birming ham, boss-rnontiertt—E. L. !lowland and D. Roberhon, Ruabon, Denbighshire, ironniasters—C. and It. knight, Broad-street-bnildinp, tea-dealers-8, and J. Porter, North Lopham, Norrolk, geueral--hop-keepers. .. 1 . ~.. • ; • 4- at . rk . . lig. • . . 4/51 . , ;ilt Rllu at •l, Go set:, :the . . thp L.. Ile , ' P•' 101 . • Yesterday morning, man called at the how No. 5, Argyle -street, the door ; all. the sery ley, who was indiiposed, some leeches to his ten round his bead, and pent gluing which, the-man. w said that he had come fri Hotel, Basing-laue, an of was dangelonsly ill, and tendance. 71. e fellow re 'h *said he was fatigued I 'ley connylied, and went procure him a glass.' D that ;he villain admitted Doctor's return to the pa rush towards him, and a tremendous blow on hit down. it was with some time the destructive weal at - his breast, on which It thrust the instrument a through the collar of the cloth, and penetrated his juries, and while he lay violent Mons Atli kicks his.abil n was severe!) , bruised. to this ileelo its state he laid for tl ree quinu.r‘ of an hour, n•itlrun! tin - least assistance, when he was rou •ed front his %v.:lw by the flames in immense bodies rushing down the stairs, and a dense smoke. He with difficulty row avl trawled out the back way, and climbed througha sky light leading' to the house of Mr. Thompson. neat door, in whoa° parlour he was afterwards f and wrl lering in his blood, anti apparently ill a dt in; Mate. He w Is immediately carried to the house of .11r.l'a-k •r. Argyle-street, n here Drs. Luke and Cater att, a led . . 'add dressed his wounds. . DIVIDENDS.. Sept. lit T. Thairay and R. HoitraP, aretinwtels,ilhen- drapers—Sept. J. w. A. Snows, I,i me 4t r as, apirlt- geerduu—Sept. IS, J. Pugh, Red Lion -street, Holborn, Iron-monger--Sept. IS, W. P. Weise, Meeley-street, hat- manufacturgr—srpt. 16, T. Warwick. Hitehin, Hertfort- shire. drarer-i—siepS. IS. I. Imola. hffisiehisr-isree. 'merchant 16, T. Simmons. Strand, b i raes-go u jid a r_gept. 13. *., li Brown)" Cotlee-im use, tilitre-court, Fleet-street, 604 aiir-- 1 -Ht.phis S. Corkbern, home. aterchant—Sept. Ifs, of Pelf•ateem,llodcilllet highway, wine-mercbant.Sei t. 16, T. Sism.i, .14min-street • . 1 t On Mr. IVaktey Icin g supported to the above house. 1 FOR THE SIWTESJUNt - • a daring villain unfeelingly snatched at his wit..h. , and :.:ot it from his fob i he had the presence y4f mind 1 . TO THE RIGHT RF.V, MP, LORD BDHIOP OF to seize the villain by the eol!ar ; they 11r:tinily tel. r..- EX ET ER *. • • i covered, and he teas taken in custody to the wat. - I.- . " Ca rather be a.deg and bay. the moon, house. . . .. " Than such a Roman." . Mr. Wahley, after bring dressed, was rtlt to bed. i r .. Mr Lo n n —With a sraaa i a of awe. at enter ja4, and Y7 t 7 i . 7 1 " ‘ " v r h u o i m n li . h i e w w a b s i e i d _ . I _ l , i 1 " 7 1 1 ft: i. i n :; , l s f e b a o r t f t nl . - that his elf 4 to ''''''Y ' " meat, ait trefoil i alien at your A monrterfAre, nod t ! f ash, be alanisett by the too speedy intellirenee ot let afro. • : atablarat at the profundi!y of thoagAt, displogrd to dons deed, :dawn:Orin so drealiful a condiEnn, he v sneh pry - mina, souse few wechs since in your carteity proceeded to his country residence yesterday m.4ening. • tef a /lade, von the merit of the argument brought Three quarters of an hoot- had elapsed • hit lee the I ir forward by her Majesty's Atterney-(lenerai against • fiwraestrlar:timacuadveeraned by r l ' i t ti t ; I t v h a e hte .. y r • b l h o u s • fal i ru t e ",.. i l ' a ua tr i t t . t t ` ..* that unprecedented proceeding the Bill of Pains atia arose and made their e 4- . 1 1... A l aus pboif e ey ea r,-. e . Penalties; 1 say, my Lord, nith such a sensation 1 in the parlour si•irolowt, on which the• flaitnei..linnt• li now address you, to give a free-horn EngliShiligil . !' forthin a at...at body, and, the ticig . hhoniheod was in a . • opinion of that p a rty spirit iiitich could urge you to ta 1111 l ent illltutined : the utmost ecitikit•lnn' I mai!et . 1 draw down the reprmifs W.' your o, p onente and the and the I • Inmates of the adjacent bottles intro we* 1 4 pity and contempt even of those of your party. almost a state of nudity, taking refinze in other houses. , 4 In a short time several ewrines arrived. - and Irtvitte When we see a Hit:reit:oat' etand up against impar- plenty of water, played with great attitity Oh tlte•el.- t ! tiality, when we observe one of the `• Right Reverend iiicitt L. which seemed to threaten ilustrtailon *Ai' all. • 1 Fathers in Hod - raise Ilia ioice in support of pertecti- around It, and penman were employed saving the far. - . tion, it leads us naturally to ask what effect the exam- niture i . l in a fe te w L ho an ur i s i t t h h e it ho , n ro se; r : i M i r ile Wafi . le i t n. w o,.. l:•. • pie of such a man must have on those who are taught 4 1 :::: se P e ( t if e Ynift'srltoiro was d est i r . y . l ,4 . ' I: rt i p me t ,; rd .,. i to in•lit.ve hint one of the ornaments of Christianity, sisting of guineas, to an immense amount; wrfrefin ore 1 , conceive his actions should at l ea s; k ee p p a ce with. his of the upper•apartmetits, andthe Arimen will .he eat- - . . dignity, and that he should practice aortic few of the ployeil to search, in order to ascertain- witetltiq i soy ! many virtues he inculcates and urges every Christian robbery was committed, or if the atone tri•ireacti4 , :i . P ) f to perform, as an imperative duty to his faith and to Pr'eed'it from malice.: ' . _ . 'r• .. 4 The mysterious a ff air has emir! r. .hrry sestiellois: . the world. • ' A short time aeo, 31i. Wukley received*several f!'reai- . • 1 When firs t peruse d mp I your Lordship's Irudent : mon:: !owl's, signed " Jealousy' is the caus4 Out itis interruption of the queen's Counsel, the tirst e thin from a friend . " ' ' I felt was laughter, the second disgust—the fu user The man who caILA was unknowp to Mr.'lFailef.•: I produced by the ignorance and folly diephyed in your and .1.41 , ease is. involved in , the great est ... iViderk: 4 officions remarks—fhe latter, . 44"** , by the p late-seckiag Duthie. the course of 'the day various fi:r. , .1.10 u. ! tinction 'about the neighbourhood made innarry.aft,l 6- sycopitaney y. that seemed to prompt such iuterferrove. air. _ al. , 1h • i •- i• - It ~:#3r, and the answer was, "it t (tug 4 sergre . q • When I reflect " n that nativaal lore of liberty, of injured, there are hopes of his recorery:".. • • justice, and of country, the inferior clisses of the riwimilateir the soioiiii „ hours. 14,300,4 ay ' •/ ftriti4h people possess, when I consider the saerit,c-es mias e . s . Thomitson and Hodgson, are so itu t , r4.4.1. f i ll. they have made, not fer their country's happiness but care a s:i•eht scorching. • a. . - fair its glory, w hen I consider even now, though I"' s 0 great an interest was excited by the quirk rirtit, bouring tinder poverty and affliction, the cause o f : af :1 41) lon of the above th ve horrid transaction, at cronlls ~: . justice is Compost in their bosoms, I am astonished persons assetahltaf, and Mr. Tarrant, sge Magi4sstty. the aristocracy of my country can so calmly .vj, w at- in the rourseof the day at*.ended n ith 'Mr. Dyete, and • 1 i tempts to crush all that is virtuous anal amiable "II took Ott• examination at the /noise •of Mr. Parker set goad shocked to see them careless when an injured the seimintso belonging to Mr. Wahlev atstrialiet••por• 1 woman is pursued by implacable enemies—a noble sone, but he bintseli was in such a delillitated emedith.n, , spirit destroyed by sorrow. • that he was*unable to give his deposition. * ' Perchance, my Lord, in your idea of the word, put- Tee Surgeons wise examined the wound; ow : tht. • suing& Wueett, by every art anal secret desige to dia- . Ito . dv et' Mr. il'akley, . did not think teal ilieV.Weiv tit honour, is loyalty. It is as much so as the African • : 1 e, ly 0 lIIV r t it t serious natipias to . iffect lair life, tl ftt • • ‘ alave-drivets preserving the life of the fettered slave, i :unistances of his having put th'e . hinl4ao lita:id to sell him. at the mart for human Mesh is humanity ; Prior ta o ming the dour , prevente;l the violtMt •la!tw. * 4 for a truly loyal subject, equally supp o rts the queen ree received ..• • . having a serious effect; th# hlsliesifits. es lire Consort, and views in the - degradation of die . •:. i gixed With . soiue heav y instrument, and mis s ilbea one, the destruction of the regal dignity ; but yone broi . , rrn , ~, . . . • ... 4..„.: i• • with a tummy intention. •• • - ... . latedshiP, by attaching yourself to the stronger half, iiiiev . er tan be formers aa t&Tifti . :44411 .. s. .... a. • t . I certaiulfevinces a most thorough and acute knowledge ..Nu g erite.„w • - concerned an this atroctont affair, ,lifor .. : m4Sitrite of your own interest. inunediat4 givrit at the I:olice . Egl e M. , _ tu r t r:l lll/ .... t• .. ;... Reflect, Inv Lord, in what light you are viewed by . likewise. : tu .the Secretary of S tate se4c 2 .. lis . a . the independent supporters of equity, and think wealth, title and power, are but transitory treasures,. while P' ll .ti- 10 isfilff ..- . 1 ' hesslll of.tlie party. . good name will exist - for ever, and age's yet unhoto hills .to be 'circulated . ,. l6r...l,.. . , will think with gratitude of ehe limn who could, d.3:.thiceirebavaaiso.receiverl.nscewatyAaet.. . 0 e .. ... ,. ~..,..s 1:1: • 4 ~..i . i 1 daining paltry fleeting iemfitiriuriJn, support the inito-•,, we trust that in a Alert time the .arTyuk.c 47, . 03 : j cent when deserted. . a. korai Isansactioaa. will losimmel...s? ' - .. f , • , 1 . • • I am, my Lord, . . 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