The Statesman. — London, England, 1814-04-09 00:00:00

I .1 I ...• ..:0 : - et.l h, .1 . • ..t ~ • a, TRUTH A ND-FAISEIIOOD.,..: . .111 E WEST LONDGN ASSOCIATION. •-• • .)! •(• ; • • , • t The deratum of the world has:been describe 14` The . fol!o : vii ti ktonotit 1 1 110 0 11 ancient Poets as - divided into four ages, thedeblets, Pronghorn to the:ChitirOsn'ielifir Citigovittie or*" for hii'* the Silver, the Brazen ; and the Iron; - the, first, we Wet :London' Associttl tll gistfir •. both know and feel, has completely wed ;war • were fr i ola 'the Stettinyr at' • Freemasons' TaviniP of tite second some faint reinenobrance is. prov4rved ; in„0,4;4. Ooteen=alitel Monday, of 'which A „ but the third and fourth united, into whichsper tot account iras . givett Lathe i*itsis• am of Tuesday thrtiwn, and which press heavily vpoo Oita" beim of losite; Monday, 4th Apt% • Mt, 11 A.M. - strung a resemblance, and. are so nearly synonymous;, , 'Stu riwret-exceedingly that . lent detained hers the „difference is suercely- distinguishable, and Joe tnest - „ - by parttrular nosiness,- watch . prevents me from at posstst a }fiery actirite ditrernment, who. ,oast draw tending the Sleeting far tlig Etoconra l iement of FAlo; • line Ix:ft:eel:them: tnis then may 'be ofenssiwioat'd • ration among the Lower Orders of the People in the an age of mired metal, where the two are . so corn- Metropolis. !laving, f roth the first, had the honehr pletely amalgamated, nherfshoth are so highly pre. of taking n part irr promoting the new' syttern of dominant, by what mere appropriate.oante•eau we schools; I trust you will allow me, through you, to express my best wishes for the success of the West, designate it, titan to call it the age of falsehood ; for London Amociatioe, which is eridently ealcelatedi, ellen *as this feature tier more conspicuous ; the in the most eminent degree, to give' that system les.' lie the offspring of every day and hour it meets mediate and general diffusion, • ' , Teri transection, and both heart o ' f i steel and fare of h: ass aieubseintety 'neeessare for the iriven. it is equally manifest that there exists a peculiarly tiros and propagation of it. : Worth at different *rut reason for establishing cheap Schools in the periods bear different siguific.ations end have differeol Mfg (tendon District. The melancholy fact 'which in, linings, and of this versatility nothing is a greater ,Illmlaboars of our Committee have ascertained, that instance than the modern Newspaper, which we went :within those limits, .above thirty thousand poor forme'', in the habit of Considerin g a vehicle of use.. children ore utterly destOute of all peens of instrui ful Intennatioe, but is now shimefully'prastituted to tion, a sofficieut teston for aripeltlfrag to eiery the it. purposes of party, definnation,lad deceit.-- one who Las the means of assisting, etthee with *the infamous fstsehoo4 daily.publisbed in our own cuniary -ur personal Mtertions in rescuing the eaas palq.rs, e nd is those of our enemies, hare quite , munity from an etil;te once disgraceful and drifting banished political truth from the world, and •we no to it. Nothing cum he more painful than the :Itc thinis-elfttikong up a NewspaPei, lot; real in. counts of wretchedwess, as well as igattrance, which fertnatioloidutet sen - shisald the history of Tom Thumb; have been laid before fat ; .sad all this (as a to show : _ . . . . each other the most opposite ealremes or thElge of Baron hlusichtrusen—what then is truth, and ar!)ere may it befointil I may it not be reduced to isentissfiitleth'effact, -and truth of nature ? which .tt.a ',rodlike ing anecdote will, in some measure, il literestrf-, . •• , „ . . . . . Mr Walter Raleigh, we n cOnfisthd in the Tower, had prepared the 2d volume of :hit instaortal history, for the press. He was standing at the window of his apartuanie s ;reesittating on the °See of an histerian, : and he tituiticred regard which he ought to • Oar rto truth, when op ',midden his attention was eicited by all ieneetr in the court, into which his - view- was directed. He saw.one man strike another, whom by his dress he Sappisied an Officer, who, drawing i bis sword, rah the assailant through the body, ,who 1 yet did. not fall till he had knocked down the Officer with Ids fist. The ()Ricer was instantly suited, while 1 lying senseless, and carded away by the servants of i justice, while, at the same time, the body of' the, man he had murdered, was borne off, by . seme • per- sons, apparently his friends, who, with great IBA- Filly, i.:erced through•the mast crowd that Waicel- lected. 'fie urn day_ an acqiiistiance of Sir Walter's i calledoe Ititn,a men of whoskevere probitylend honour ! be was convinced frees inntinserable pteofs, and rated 2. 1 his friewiship nccordlirgli- .: Rstieigh, after their first ~ compliitlesitionldifte sierra, pile:slay 's fray, which 4o .i , - s• v r,wari Oita deeply-as, being w spectator efelie. . wlsr;leasfair. . Ilse. what wet. his -surprise ; When. his , It .told hi n t, that he was pei•tedly Mistaken i the ss"esSle story : that the Oiii'ei Was'no 011ii'ir; btit a reran) of foreign Ambaiiadot ' that this' apparent Oilleililetve the hat hlo'w,Ptiatt-hem .not ,draw his ~ ssier• nut the other perlaw•dranejlte-oud -it -well wrest out of hitt hand, ,)et Ilet 011 :he bad ran ,ite owner through the body, with it ;,. that after this'l l feeeigner . •in the mob knocked the murderer down, that he should not escaPel! some other foreigeers'earried off the servant's . body ;'std that order's had just arrived • from Court for the ineiderer to be imMediately tried, and na favour shown, -as the person ,testrdetvdtsal elle of the principal attendants of the Spanish Arabes 'tutor. Sir, said ; poleigh, allow me to say,' that . though I mae, be mhiaken as to the Officership 'Of the nturderert yet 1 kntter i 4 a Certainty that all ay-; ether eircuinstatices ire sleicttr - irtfe,' beet use', as'as C spectator of the wholetrattsaction, which passed on' that very spot opposite, where you see a stone of thepavenimite.kittle,raled,,phove the rest. 'Sir Wal .ter. said his frieud, epee the very stone did ,'stand daring i he •olteleittair,, ilitorreeelied thi9 scratch in' snittheek, in wresting the sivord , out of the_fellow's . baud, and-es I shall answer ;o 904, you are condi ! ". •- • • • .- • - . THE ibittt ESTATRS. mistaken. _Yolk grew 'warp; my.. ftiend, said Stf . , . , 'Walter, let us talk of Ater mattersiand the pokier, . .. 7 ... i ,___ _ —ow- - • man soon after departed . Raleigh took, up the ma- ' The Angel F.states, which are welt iiiidtin to tstasevipt of the 24 volante. of ins' histpry then just have. been in the Court of Chancery for many. years, ,Zcoonilleied :. How:msety feibilsooda are here, said ho g Oro still likely tri' go to an elderly women .srsisse was :411 casino judge of the trojiii of in event thet.paasee 'lr thok its a Gentleman's family. It may be re- Itittler my - elm eyes, how a/101, 10%11X Tel** those: inetnherrd • to hare been sometime since stated -in . at. Kelt have .passed t housands •( -years ftififie.My ~the.Newsi m pees _shae,, tide- blre. Angel .4ad actually • be'strbs or eLell ' OIPSO: s!hich haPpetlad since illy Ow* kenleillto possession of, this immense .FiroPerty: by exiateutet l'tntls, .t. sacrifice to Tkee L.-.The' fiat .' 'sail ue of .a decree fro* the Court' oe-olitiah r; was already itediug . on his 'invaluable 1 . 0 .1 71 4 66 . bet it.i.t las piped} trite Simi : partly :.fitlfee , The labour of yllateh !ROO. he sat calm anti serene , till* {;Ord Chatieellar is• understood to hare hothnetedv was sotedy consumed, and the sable ghost Of the last , teat from the information that was laid' before him t 1 ot. bitted alt•lhe Chimney. - - ......,; ' • ' - , this female appeared to be the next of kilt, and that i F . , ostillicanealoo it appears that PP re to Rio such be she444l be culled, opt, so to decree, when the grand-. 4hing. as Avoth of .fact, or historical truth which father• of at led, Olen at sea, and who was also • tie-, restobee'sser terrs: Historyils mere?) , a species ? r - ItO- t PheW to the cisoll•,' iiiiiired and stated, Warders( mauce, founded on events which .really happened, was •itiCh tied in existence . On learning lisisi the but th e bare events as Matadi b r Chrolipitniste are 'Lord Chancellerfilt himself bound' to wait foe- furH alone truei their causee, - circumstances, and effect*, • ehe r Newf. . The. bid, -who was on board *..West as 'detailed by historians , depend tottkreo on the; inclia merchantmen, c at last .came home, wheis his limey and prejudices of the relitoe. let us bring: frietuls interfered for him Ind set to wurk . t?pro-, down this anecdote to the present tirnes, and we', d uce th e n e ce s sary proofs: Itn' the 'flte.fil time fiiiir, shall withhold implicit confidence from the intent;: vessel was really to sail again • for liarbadoes ant getter of the moment, however respectable -the • eau': such was 'the here 7 %Antis the , his Otptaitt 1 thetity. In such an eventful period as the present, ! . (Poitlewhaite): and, his intrtiality-. tea sea-fariattj reports crewd • thick on each other, and the fact of life, that: nw intotseties-. could • prevent hint friesS.l to-drtv is totally contradicted by that if to!morrowt.i-eakini another „voyage. By the time' he csti plow completely are we kept in the dark respertiqc i back, ho saido..tho ,4sipesi might be settled. lie thu ttegociations at.Chatillon, how various are try sailed-,-but ,niter . tti return :• a . lekier 'Wei 'rewired' - V .e 'proems of the French and Allied forces, and hit 1 ablaut three tigiit 'tfice 'from Air OPthie, an., i Ittle do s we know of the interior of Femme. / The financing 'eta lisisienting the death of poor Angel..iull accounts on both sides reach ue througle‘sutpicites Whitest Barbsdoes, the lad was in the rigging, and vehicles, and the anecdote ebove related, Ithewa hew by the smartness,of the gale which was then- blewinge! little credit we cat, pay swee to en eyewitness, sled .be watt . prec : ipitatcd. fspas. the place, thrown or to that We are Hot .treaAlt on mirk surer greand, 'the deck, aid dashed to pieces. Whitgate this,un-• when we trust implicitly to eitrewst•eyea. or ors. fortuaete accident a more melanclrbilYliebeliaillje _ . was, that Alight Wife-SeVesnly one on board wife re- 1 eeleeci t emiejj ury, dayijeg the /clue. No one is e.w. lorovvo pc.iithasittlk ttt tie wag of AT cook 's claim,. to property4tmeketVig i ,it,* . ie said, to ilsi ll ielte . f gig, entering ore - Ike refail4 .isereans thoiat'beihkryil,.., reedy advanced 5001. (a Slim Alhicl, or ilia' ii le - tor. tune to her), and died her better* i • I:Hai/nig( riba/ Vela tired into the country to enjoy the comforts sad con sequence that jeait on wealth. : The Committee of Lloyd's has, with patdoOltu that ever distinguishes their attetttion:to,merit, Melt, handsomely transmitted fa 11Aeat.'"Wo0enEtt, cam-, manding the signal &Wiwi atlarmatith, 100 i. es reward for his groat Zellt sad exertions in saving the Crew of a largo brig, worirked at that place, in the tremendous Kale of the tOth January last, with one a Capt. mortars. • • " ) 7- • , '' ' .• • ~ TRUIVIIE , . ,• , .p _ ,_. h e i r pi IP 611.144:41114 ,_ . - , , Of 7/1114tigTAIDN I ; THE itcrict,.._ -, AN •INATTif4r4Onit.: . It_.' ltri; .. • , 0 4 ,4 :• • ‘ Ifiktlf Allkak ,VOltit:'F,it • INS4IIIS f i lilithitaiii Off . The iockthetkohAf.)the patierkt ; , ,igenifotc . 4 .Arnitstattis V ism Fftl f gaiDA• ..:.. f.. f it N . lt ' Wari si indulged id. ii.ux, liPtura of his. egitiforapent, o o h s , i , t'' 11)14:.• ;!...,!' t• q ; .:-. 1 .0p-i..' I , - •..., „•,,.. .1 ,i,...:. I Obviously tends to foster his, diselote.. l , , ' . rbe min i. • • 4 rannlncio itattl lett.: niscilitsittitt.. ± ','• A :-.1 w . ritHifi aft% Alt 4 6 . "COW 1 1 * L A/P O6 OPd tii • • _.: - i .. .. -, withheld from: Sus catietit t .#l,i It situuld only: . 1 1 61 i '' - Oie - /reit are . 1 at I.—r. to . i . .ire Vrilmil .. , 41gif. , i . w„..,. . 4. 1, - I , , sp,pratl ace condoles; essays on,hisßeCuliar nati o Info,. Oat thetr..trenohn ei l!it 44 9 , wh•• .entl . YAvul serve to elvet his errovs ,saare firmly , in hii m • • on 04rohhttoh,( 1 .octi .44'1!10 6 •: c. °"" t J u II Ete .7 l ',:faucki are, however, occasionally ind+.4ed.' a ll ii i •.., wiry. It is done 'lit sash,; in:poet..is not to irritate fousiato give thew a•tamporary, ',Olfaction. • 71 i. ,the int,ient• , It 11l q ) • : ,11( 61 4qt r `,0, 1 0 t8 . E ..." 4 , i ' t : 6 l the i ~ The Retreat is fit %rated on in eniininee,4 l . principle of : fear, that . : our authoi. attrumies' tie;:kalf a mile from the eastera We :of, the cite; , 'York, stommancßag a fine at extepiire pre' ' amen number, of cure ~,,which have been ef f ected In melancholic ra th er than maniacal patients. . rover the surretuuling country, and in i j iery i k The.desire of esteem is considered at the Retre*, ' situation. It, is link of brick ; and the gii?tien• as operating in , general still , ,_mi3,clifP.ollieFfliOY than front beiug estelpsed ouly hya seat ;Daimo n r ear, an d i t i s f oun d t o eaaot4 , ..the patienis entirely re lieves it entipely from the p,retire'tt:lrtit ' to resist the strong irregular,lmo;lencies of their die- —...-. ease, and to. assist many to canine their deviatiiii . ,, • confinemeut. . . ~,... ~-,--, - -r-r,----r--,----.- • ,• • within such bounds as , do not 144€ them obnoxious, r ., jssizEsi . . .. _ . . . 9 , s .. .% ' f to th e Willy. , The patient 4 Airele4 as much in the i . 1 , . .: - 7 , -mosm;; :, 'inantrer of,* rational being,aa„ the stall of hit mind- v. ' _, ~ ' • DOWN, of sown ttl: will possibly alloW. Seth topics are introdaced into , T . Pra g er *as indicted for the murder of conversation, : as the saperligeklant ktiows . will iii-'• 3 lill i leafy, at Milltown, near Newry, in Dez em b e e terra& them, r ated at the•some,time allow them to dis.':last. • , play , their knowledge to the greatest advantage; It appeared in evidence that the Prisoner, &trial and ' I have heard," continues our author, " one been the landlord of the Noose in which hi'llrarr; oft the worst patients is the house, who had been a lived, in the absence of the deceased; turned out liii , tatisiderabte grazier, give very sensible directions wife and six children, and nailed up the doo r , Nil 44.11ie. treatment of a diseased cow." Persons who consequence of this, the deceased sfnt into a vest Jiihazassequaissed with the character of insane pet- rage, say ing he would have satisfaction, aed *tette.. sent are apt to converse with thee] in a childish or wards Prisoner's koese, as if for that poop's,' - domineering snuffer, wild it has been frequently re- The first witnetaitli lie . lehtnie of thaviimeemi i marked by. patients at the Retreat, that a stranger, She had been in eestt *lien the Prisoner first osp low l who has visited them, has seemed to imagine they of his house, and he d—d her, saying, :14,- ' . were cis blibere i coercion is necessary', if the first take her life, and thrill that of her husband' . , t 't Agile. steer - 011 4 1 - - - . . .. , reside) existing in the ith - mediste neighbourhood la i patient premises Ne.coetroel , himself ott its 'removale iin'for assistance and * when she' %new - . , . perhaps the greatest 'luxury and rv'l n fement is glii : great confidence is placed. upon Ms word : and pa. her hurband wounded and senseless. • world. s• - " • ~ . , - tients base beertienown (Suckle their sense of honour John Deealdsois'orid, he lived in the nelitlif*. But although it requires no arguments to prove the, and moral obligation, under ehie -kind:, of engsge. hoed .of Esser ; saw Nl 4 firavy abouthalf-after Ai,. necessity of the plait now ilfealltaniPlatiSti, we ought meet ), to hold, for eileog time , a successful 'trek g -iti-e great rage; he was going towards ' the wintitee. carefully to guardeagainst forming too sanguine ex. I els with thaptepeesities of their disorder. - - . ll 0 tna,ro?m . a hOr4 . Eager slept, esclaiMing, the, - kr. pectatious of the benefits , likely to resat from its ! The influence of religion in soothing the Mind is. 'Would twee . satisfectien; deceased had notating lei ere iidoption. The state of which, has • presented ', not eeglected.at the Itetreet, hue considered of great his hand ; witness endeavoured to bring him a ae. ifself to 'the Gotinuittee 'his its CaillAit t fear, far ; consequence al If memts of cure ; :and an attention to and turned to git :snore antistatic*, and betel?. Ovetter than • eity efforts of private Inditiduals can ; his aceuteetned..motles of paying heniage tb eh. great noise, but doet not know by what it was we eisaCh. All: that itaerati hope to accomplish is t tliel Maker, , is encouraged in the patient. Many of them .I%asioned ; saw a bustle among the women ; ask retinelak.et eneetfelse,w.orst consequences, of pettily I attend• the meeting of the. members of their own Eager run out of the house with a sword in Ilk oe i the e iptorailee whisk, it occasions; and it by this I , society in the : city, aitd most of them are assembled • hand : it bad the scabbard me and he .M vela . t . c . the. ommunity 'shell be on Sabbath afternoon, when the superintendent reads :` Wi l rav Y .... • the mnral "liaracter o f with it once or twice on the shield •inipievA tliere lit genie efialice ifforttedsof bettering ; tothem several chapters in tire Bible; a profound si.- Jaeger then ran towards the door, and unsheat the condition 'of the people by correcting depraved.: 'mice generally ensues, during which, as well : as at lithe sword .; the people were saying shmething, .or ireegulei habits. That we may not be disappoint--I the tinge of reading, it is very gratifying to observe f Eag er sai d , " I will not take the edge bat pal ourselves , or afford groutul of cavil to those who ! their:orderly conduct , and the deg r ee in W hi ch th o se ! bac ;" he then hit M'llravy on the heed witi ta t ia lt differ s ith us, it seems proper to set -out f illets each i Who are mach disposed to action , re st rain .tb-e t " t ee back _of the sword ; deceased fell ..:intes - •wi ct - i Sober prospects as these,: •ee . ' - .. ferret propeusities. •... .. 4 arms ; vtittiess assisted in examiteisiCifrieitoued, bet . ~..... .. ....... It is scarcely possible trferowftle airy veal favour oh .. .Of the modes of coercion , Samuel s' . 1 one not dress it ;cannot bf Wulf arty whether li .was the cause of his death. 4 - - • . the unfortunata iine class of persons whore oar pltne 'Si, that those which irritate or degrade - the ftelitigs braces, if we at the saMe time impose it aeon them t are etiknown at the Retreat ; chaios have - ileVer beer: ! Cross-examittede.--The tins-erg lasted.enly a short Fri the term of • charity. Misch irreparable mischief ; permitted . there.-ellie•mest 'joke:. pAietila Who are' time—believes they were both intoxicated. Pristniet had been hi bed for-he came out of his house is kik has, I greedy fear, been already done to their cha. I not disposed 'to • injure themselves., are merely : rettereby theitiroeds en its,independent spirit, which i coated in 'a gloomy. . apartment ; but• hi t i aiss :'. shirt nad etight-cap-elif i ljetay shoutedeout, we., elet.eyetent of pariah relief -e_tiele,occasional voluntary ; des p erate cases of melancholy ~ b ete ,fliers , t it . 0 11 S. mnrdfwiug - fellow • ; isho7hae. murdered his MeV ow Illii-htitioita.have of late , years Made. The West„ re et, ! 'll strong * ' determine's:on to self destruction, s thar'in-li '' and 'sltlladlei) -my ° a " ti: /114 f• . thg • . . 1:41444w Assopiation will'aistiredly tourer a far intuit !'patietit is. cOnfieed &trim; the night in a. recant- • sonee tame oat of 'the house s witnets.heotd a hiest s elletthigfediand It flee seine time, a more sobstautiel ' bent . ,posttire. • Yet corcion is treed ' Very. spar. I,;iveri by the deteasevl=-40nlii not tell who or. whitt led lasi - g beef* epos) the objects of its cosnair. ' - .41. w. t list _Lupe !intendant has often nasuted 'he atruckri was %titbit' teeb jar 4ir FAcer's stn. pei ins( cheap wheels , 1 61'10de - their eee*4lllo _by . -taral - eitil **old rather run some ilik thaw 4"— Y fine" I ' M " Ito r iii, ; -. ' id, 4 • 4 D I v tial opeuide to them theAoists of free or chciriq schools: terse.kerestraiet, where it was slot &eve- you gee he has a sword in ' hid -.1”--Iwthli I ought to apoligize for occupying your time by lately tiecessary l 'except in those cases where it was said, . 4 ‘ . . I don't care —irks r:( 34 •wii manetwe suggesting things which. in all likelihood, have 0C- likely td haves 'salutary moral tendency: ',end !mild not Olt the plailtee;; #4' 1 00,:fiSO- in I - . , '•• . t . t . pastion ' - grea . . . , .. curred also to others. ' But I have no other way left • • The ingenious arts of the superitsteedant have been - us „,. ' Trevor •Lorev • me of expressing my good wishes towards ' the objects t singularly successful in overceming the 'distressing 1 - e e .,.. .-. es -Veßsllll.l the rm"ef.".ll"delli . of the Meeting, and my regret at being detained from I symptom of the patient refusing to take food. , Some j fatk " r _ *. e;ee ee • ,__. f ,,.. - • . • , , Otiiiit-w. i!iqiisiFeggisigr.—To be ' b u r ne d i n t ae ite thee by submitting to your consideration the oh. !patients vttio refuse to partake of the family meals, 4 . : : .. *and, and e rattifisolied six months, and 4 1M. and two sureties in 1001. each: d security. serrations which-I should•have been disposed to make are induced to eat, by being taken into the pantry, i halll been preepute „ • • and allowed to help themselves ; others, 1.7 h av i ng 1:-.--hiwittlf 4 • I take the .ilherty, of e n closing a draft for - 501• as it left shit them in - their rooms, or an opportunity 1 my sehecrietion ,and , ' -: - • : • . given them of taking it unobserved by the attend , - -*hafts the hononr tra . be, Ric' -- T. -, , .- ants. Other; again, whose determination is stronger, - -ilia wor s t h inn bl e tervae.mgt '.; `, •by repeated persuasion, are induced to take a smell , f tiENitir oftou4mAm. quantity of nutritious liquid, and it he found that __ _ To the Chaintmo of the Committee. ' every draught weakens the power and disposition toe • . iIIATItiIIO,NIA.I6 FEI.WIT y. • Sir S. Remilly e _whe is detained here by the same I resistance. Sometimes, however, persuasion seems ' ItirESSII,S. GOSS and Co. as regular Members of ; circumalances, jolts* mg la *sentiments above ex -Ito stremeheir the unhappy determination . In one of 1,1 the Itoyal College of Surgeons in London, have sea these cases, the attendants were comfdetely wearied ! p u t ty devotee their attention for the lost 17 :seats to the st pressed. o f those iffly Disorders which so frequently *Mintier, find Pm oftts with- their endeavours, and on remov i ng the food, : prevent, that inestitnahle bleschvg—Mitriaiottini Felicity. TM , one of them took•a•piere of the meat, and threw it nesov application► they have hitherto leceired Troia persons el - tinder the grate,' at the same thee'exclaimine that she 1 "`'. 6 " 4 4 ""r f 9 4 " , ""41 (are uniform success ;Mewling their Ste . perou . mo le 4 . treatatent . in such Fomploit.ts, iteture then inn should not here it. • The * pool creators who seetned ;whitely to oder their asiumanee, in till co-es of ileOdity or di. 4 I governed by the role of rOntrarietiPs, immediately h ieney, whether resniting from the too frequencyof partici. ! rushed frt.* her seal, seized the meat from the ashes, eating h , erne of ;We r e i zi os Tt i i n es on itf il fit;li c i r n et na s h .. l l ,: a . a l r if v e, in il b iri t unh ti onded in k lia fte l• ' and deviiiired it.. Fur a short • time she was induced the ene r gy of the mind. and Jestroys the.flo'ii,e7Oftyttil w e a k e ns 1 to eat hi the attendants &tatting themselves of this P roducing n o . r a r4i .i ty . :n the n ine sea, and iinpotence IS the mho, eantrary disposition. The means resorted to in more r , 11 141 4.. - 1 0;0, 4!• te m r : h sTi C A: t . ni c„ re m . pisints are preheated • ea. ! violent cases, is to open the jew It ith a small key.— -tering into the married suite, and ashamed to eelt , tviief, bead ~ iThe attendants at thielustitution feel themselves in :re ow r: v b e e r ir infirmities in silence, it th . nine he toontog i to k e r d ia47' no &tiger .from the patients who are unconfined -; other Practitioners. ohm by a reany e etZ r t e lnd infallible rtietht • 1 and many. of _whom, previously to their admission, they mug li'l restored to n sound awl yir,oreas rotatitirtion. , A Certain Di4ertter, frequently' toittracted in a ma. hate been arcnstorned -to muck severity. • • anent tif iiidis..reti 1111 l and every speciemat Vitoterent leterties, by - Some of the more leeiettble patients, who are neie! ii mild and never-Idling Mode of .ttestrae4, is %wilily and !Il .i then vindictive. pOr„voletent; require .oecititonally:a: tiV i s c : - r.;. 1 11;1; 1 4 "nit!'");:t' rztraini is atilt orexerelse v asitho, .• degree of .restcoliite.iiiptsve9A, theft from injuring , are enahled ii i mire ; ill : , :hoit pt i rrpl i tl ilittls n»d Ou G l ie h. e ltu " r il e i c eb ou tse lh Z i theirecletlies... The female patients of - this detail,- the .painfu l ly (10110E1'0as eileen of the causiitt references )1 gin, -hei, - • kanct • . have t r a rine , .. .tet a belt rieglotted the whiCh crm be given'to several getfdrinen of high impertahlthr. whit have bees cured hi it very short period , after having to ' lifilbt, matte of green morocco leather ; and they , loured te:dee strictures c,,.insi) years. . 1 1 1 141 801.410Intia.$1411,11l1I,IllayklI.Ill an ornament.-1 lii Itz i irried:F i ewales. whose . e 4 pectatipos of those teltger The patients eathrediere be* ' day eoittitit; a et.not eta. Cs4 g t e ties t sine m r u ca h r i rt l ili l iTa li on e" vi ka i v a e st i r a d v ef rot rh +er rra." re ma rt :s rrEi lowed knives and e forke ; their food is divided initseie their tcw•edtes, the general health is renovated:lPd the me. small pieces by the attendants, and they eat it witbat P, e g,: n . i . e " " r "" "V e • sse. atseete . eseesehtsively profeising tLe cote of tele spoon ;-iied it is the huSfnegii'oriWleiteadi r ifts t am ' trartkulnr eomplettit-, to owlet/ that , bust may wit he *thirsty eake - the patients ` clothed out , of . his lodgingerclordeetre si gni:token few, with Ilse qblequ'y Mm ju.ll - Y atuteSed to ibit ignorant rotpiric. ti ! iiik it but Jamie, I'l thernteire,i to stall,. and examine the pockets -every night, 7 8 . that they Isaac been pthperly Edmond-ad initiated intit,eyery Tile : female aupeelptendent e wbo gorys an un- branch of the.prnfessiou (.! lc ofwhic h, frt • • . evti lu l u. Mt Wane• Ammon' share of benevolent activity, Oc`cusienally , l' e ltia, l l:sat i nttevtimmiialt from the liitlt4l profeSsienal MOW. s gives It 'general invitation to tete ' patientii to ti' tea in t the w e n Y rme a r v lte i en n ij i :l f i l e v t t e aC o e f Oii . A . ..tl 4 3 l 4 l .r r ; r li ' dell. 'de hat a r t ' i de :4 ll, party. All who attend, dim in •theirbelt clothes other part, einholdeth Meth 'to osiert.' that their re, , enriltet and vie wiiti each other in' politeness ande propriety.• havingteen confluctl to dioNtses already enuiwrated, they hollr cult 'a certainty:of .rentreation to rut it us was libber alter the fi ne best fare is provider], and the:eiskere aro treated, debilitating efects of a life,pahoest under the torrid ill;slV.•,..frtni with . all 'the atteatioa of stratigefs; (he evertiug.• further, its; hayini had opporltsuit les . , in their'proressimialnr , 1 generally passes In the greatest harmony anti at,. r eit Y; "„ r i f tr i- g T , Yniolie -.. aeqltniotunee with the cou-ltit.. I • ..t,- : fob in 1 . scatoeittg venom, they offer to theta the I i .11Ymentt .a nd th e . poleßts, eotitroul, in ?Cat:n;(lm assurancey lot,.•ipmeilLie tat ; itue Ilse succe si, m ill al.:fro& degree, their different p i tope i n si t i ps : the •i'ie tt e i s ex . their FildeaVoill firs induced them to oft the - pentstee otAlia` . Once curious ant akeetingly . gratifying. • Female nntsetcrainflanier°l4lrsniessell Unitfi t e c y e r oprr sr" rd lltei tt f F° .. , eten ` i° .e. 4. 4 ; 3 1 . 1; visite,. - are•edpointed - every ,month by the Cont . which they lutye, hi- tip-Awhile, hel l ;it lilie te rall c y ` u " 'it d oorert. toiteeei . ete• pay visits ,to ethnic of .their own. ,see 1 1pass Ti, tit thew Mimic tilfly (personal, or by letter pawing al either ley,. with lecsecy, tleilcittfr SO 'thelPatata. aometious.take t tew with the petieselpe. : 4lJiltentori, - Who .11ral ilslll4 gtolifiefl. likith,. .the attention o r teak.; Paerat. us . t . the enuntle s illeSted to stale thepattieutari ," • ivitlh-tr cot., age • nod living. enviosiegskremitneft ffiell . 4ll, 3 htl Ma I holm' . 111. y Ta with propriety • Ape. fret istbkiii:tud tiir ' ttleli remedies. sr ill be Kiti nor fur . ( 0 111 . 111 *M. - the convivisiiin a ludicionaltiendeeestireest tong): inirt ef lts tite a lle lbe nin. --' e „ is highly' beeeeictat • and on •thisetteenessite Attie:" .44'48;.a11'f-4 n.-Sorgeoimilg, nituyetk-street, Filletuntrett. are grstleaily introdeired,ll#o so: ...visional 0k ....-----.ll ' 184' ilarie. e.....-- ' - - the family; they are alsertermitted to sit up till it is the usual time for the family he attire to rest, nod - • . . . . , Dll3l. Wedneithy, cliarles Tinnitlty Votib., ere. ePOLTsistelnik-. preond serviving woo of Thomas Cobb,. Ky. hoseket, is • Logo. 4 .. bard.btreet. 0.11M" , •1... . , 'NOON •• Pointed nud PuhliOst-i My ELL, bl • ST Atillitii* Or sit 4, ti, Fltitettreei, • - r;!-,r, tdt 1 . .; 1 9i-laleti,:a lo •Irsi -!...i ,-,, , •.: ,, ta ••• • ' , ..4 ." !MUM ? - 41 •';/g" .; -, . ..:i . ...7.,. -- • ' ' WE Mr 2 , . ..:0 •. J ~:#ke seistrg4 , Oittiall Siker*. Ithele : ~,ol i Willi; n , ,• ' iv:Tali:Air, AN •INATlit4r4dhsit. . • • ;(..: • , .? ~,. . - • • . It .11480141.1411449611. 01, . ho inctination.,4: the patient A . it s t. ~ • n ;Minh • ..: •• .. )ti lf:-,.., x - i " ..i indulged in". the, tilt re of lakegit4Oyeseet, uo r es . .. f ..... •'. ~ .i o ., 1 ti i,...: i i obviously tends to fester his.diseese. l , , Tee mai •:' ,V i te a p ti O s i s itiiii. t ./, A ;Al writiog arty .44), , tb.is. account, ,pf,tis Ohlied fr , , . ~ • t ..,..... a . 11 ,,......, : . • .... withheld from: .die catient,..et tt .. leulo only . t. - : .• , :* It. ve.,7•Z:`." '‘,r"`"? "7; •,$p produce contiowal essays on ,his geCulia . *- ' ••,, .' • r neat Int - 101 trlifeeent entirety -,. `. - NAM• .. we secrete rivet bit errors enure firmly, in hii Th iel 'coercion b ;Woes, " . ... Y 1 •••• s V. . 'LI „ r , ; feuds are, however, Occasionally itel,ilee t 4 i. ..neterier.as not to irritate give them arinmporary satisfaction . • • 'i. iiegi , o ' , Or itdiontent of she busiest* The g e t .• - t d ... • • • - • . , it auttioi. . attrOnftee P tic ' " at 11 $1 vale °44 - an. eminency 's • -- ' half a mile from the eastern gata :Of, the cite; - ~ 1 _ '' ich hove been efeCted In't%Torit, stonaniandieg a Elite sod extensive pros' ' ' ~ niacal patienti. over the surrounding country, and in i i iery beet' :onsideritik at the Retreitetv . situation. It is bbilt of brick ; and the giM en • ill ,Inoserpotierfoily than fro n d b • ' ... mug estcntsed ouly by n peat cogimoo ' . ' entiretyrelieves •.• gebk..o9 Patients . it eat from the '' ilk .l p,rosisec ce , grt aca . ar.l . Oin;leocies of their dis. • .• confinemeut. to not ,their deviation *Om them obeoximiff. . '' • eiSSIZE.S.' -'• . - ') i '9; • . kt,if,tlC4 • ea .Much in th e. • . . • • —, 011 ,„;,;.... a) I , , • -.. __,. . __,. „ay the state of his minet v _,, DAWN, Moacn W. topics are introdUced into T . Kiiier was indicted for the *order of J a e staa . .; 41 .• - . riotetirlant know s will iii.'• NI linty, at Milltown, near - Newry, in Dec ate time allow them to dis.:iitst. • . , the greatest advantage; • It appeared in evidence that the Prisoner, tank* atinues our author, " one been the landlord of the house in „which Wll esi ,,, :: e house, who had been a lived, in the absence of the deceased - 7 ' . turned out hi) very sensible directions wife and silt children, and nailed up the door. fnl used cow." Persons who consequence of this, the deceased gmt into a ra t character of insane pet. rage, sa) ing he would have satisfaction, and seek tee • ' with them in a childish or wards Prisoner's bopse, as if for that pu ° - ... it has been frequently re- The first witnesitiels 'Aka Vhfniv of thav , iimpomi i . a Retreat, that a stranger, She had been present whin the. Prisoner first tea . seemed to °imagine they of his house, and be tt---;—d her, saying, .aap- ' swims is necessary, IT the first take her - lift), and then that of her liusheillt• • 4 ~,..,.........., its removal., re ii for assistarice,:and when she came back . ' . upon his word : and pa- her huShand wounded and senseless. Lchja their sense of honour John Dnitalilsors'atid, he lived in the marl, der this-kind:, of engage. hired .of Ether ; saw lbl 4 /li•avy about half-after 1 , 1 i: g time, a tuccesseni titres- I -Inn great rage; he was going towards the window , . (their disorder. - - . , 1 1 a tlie , ro?* . a here . Eager slept, escraiitiing, thitt , see. sin soothhig . the mind :la° Would twee . satisfectieh; deceased had nothing illi his hand ; witness eideavoured to bring him awl , ' . It; bust considered of great- -s . cure; mil l an attent i on t o and turned to git:more assistance, and heed , . • r paying homage t b hi s , great noise, but doet not know by what it was sex he patient. Ai a „ y o f them ensioned ; saw a bustle among the woinen ; ass e. members of their own Eager run out of the house with a sword in liii • ist of diem are assembled • hand : it bad the scabbard on, and he . with it once or twice on the sheik! a the superintendent reads .`"lrasY the Bible; a profound si..iiEager then ran towards the door, and unsheat ring which, as well :as at JO° sword ; the people were saying something,. , , I will ` not take the edge bat rery gratifying to observe f Eager said, " he then hit hitllravy on the heed witi ta i n % the degree in v'rhich those : back i" action, restrain .tbeir-dif- ;back _of the sword ; deceased fell jabs • Sri ...., .. i arms ; nituess assisted in examiningil4;Wiound, bet ' • '''...> ' ' .- not ' in, samet4 Take throttle (lid dress it ; cannot bf himself say whether li to or degrade the feelings, i was the cause of his death. ,- • • • ' l Cross-examitted:-.-l'he insult) tasted.ettly a short • It ; chains have aleisir been ; it siohaoi rn.tients oho are' time—believes they were both intoxicated. Pristeite : had beet, in for-he came out of his house is 11$ themselves., are mo lts y, shirt 'algid etight-cap--114 1 1jetay shoulekout, "O s partment ; bot• hi incholy, where , there ,• i t this. murdariag• fell s ? w ; who7has., aterdered his roe's, to self destruttii;n, . the • the."l"-Ii", and lag ' hid : el) my 11 " 14 :b 14 r e f ii !! ig the night in a recuni- sone!. tame oat of•the houses witness .neeed a Wee k . • , :iaii is asp(' . see . slaw. given by 'the deeeesell=ncould not tell who or whet dant ha* often essu y ed he struck — be was within torb yet' .or Facet's win. t ' Lther run some ilik,bso- thee d uw • - •!‘ fine" laid "ler 044 ' " ;-. " id, DI a where it was not you gee he has a sword in 'bin r , ... , 106titii .‘ n those cases where it was ' id ,' '": I (6 "' t C a re,"•"l" a 4. ' 34 Ifii nlnnoliof t . 'oral tendency.. ',nun rutin not Olt tise p la ce-.ti , ; d Ifis,.slo , in a , - - . , ••• e superint eedent have been' great' passion. : Trevur•Corvb taq . • . g ale the Piiienefopod chit • ti ivercs,ming the 'distressing I '•• - • . fusing to take food. Some racer. i. c ' 4 ... •,_ f ,,_ take of the family nteals; s 't u'Agght. 4' ewinftwagniar.—To be 'burned in the t.: *and,. and• a ibtirisolted six months, and find security rig taken into the pantry, i having 1 -. 7 -biunleif i iiil 4 lM. and two sureties in 1001 . each: i. 4 ' selves ; others, by rooms, or an opportunity I . . . . • i DIEJ). .- . • • . • ill 4 nobserved by the attend- I. Wellnesd' 'ay. diaries Tlincittry Gotia, lam. at Tielletsinals determination is stronger, ' Preond sarvivingisso of Thomas Cobb,. Ky. beaker, ia . Lari• - • I re induced to take a smell . baird*lreet• iid, and it i* found that ---.--• ,, mgmrii.4-••••'-'-'-'•"$= -- e_ ____ ..... • power and disposition to' • • *ATE' 150,NiAlls FEI.ICIT Y. 1 • owever, persuasion seems ' itiESSItS. GOSS and Co, as regulacKembersof ; • determination. In one of 1.,.1 the 'Loyal Colle g e of Surgeons in Lam ina. have sego- i 1 Isere comfdetely wearied gP i li t Y : idevoted_. Di sor d e r s '!l.lc."4"_fur the_ It s! 17 3eutalo the gad/ • lon remoring the food, : prevent, thn't r istes e s ti:a h h it i ll e bl o etis r b e ; ll l l l l 2lri ell ia thrt i ci Fe * l i it t t'v ia I t i o • of the meat, and threw it teaev applie t tlious they have hitherto .receivild Troia persons el ne tillte'elida;taia . g tha t she i i , l e it r'it rs r i tn't l ) i .f s e l 11 . 1 17 1i i n r i At'e n t: I ni the in s e u n e i tt ra Co m m;:i r li,t' ' itt in•ture th e. tit. poor creaturt , who seemed publicly to oder their astitaanas, in all ca-es of ileititY or de- • cOntrnrietii.s, immediately ti r i e ticy % whettirr resnitiog from the too frequeneyof partici. . f t Ike meat from the ashes, baba; i ' iee he ret eHl es".7ll 4• : or" f s fa er -i r ti r n e n t n s h ie isia l r if v e 'da " h ir tt ui w th h u rr n i c i le elea in k i : l ns i• 'tort • time she was induced tie com i c, of the mind. and destroys the fl,..isee of youth,. by Catlin g themselves of this ri l l r e o v dti o c i tT n ss . r a r4i .i ty nt : lit. th r e m. . l l4 ., te en se t cu s, r s e and impotence la the mho. . • mealt resorted to in more To flow.. arbo,tfrom sech complaints ,nre priieoted • ell- 1 ••, -tering iato the married suite, and astutneed lii erlt.mtief, boa • „ , ,1 heiess nith a small key.— Litution feel themselves in :vt„,,,reivheerir infirmities in silence, ittiieniu:ivirebeelTtleet%l7l7; fits who are unconfined-; other Practitioners. that by a renovating and infallible method h iously to their admission, they may o . reitor . ed to n sound and .vigorans con s titution. A t'ertam De4orner, frequently' eiiittroeted in is noe. nut* severity. • • " Men! o f istdi...reti 1111 l and every species of Vlaterettl het:di" bi dale patients, who are near a mild and never-13;11 4 mode of .liestme4, is speedily and at- •, . Re; vi re . o i t ie totially , a ; V a ll i V i S c ' rem i g .: 11 .4 :,i t p I i g e t, re t s i t re rl:i ti t , is Net at e x ts ere w ls; i v ei l l a i tt; ' , rette9A, they) 'limn injuring' are enabled AU cure in st, , lhoit period, without havlue recant:sett+ e patients of 'this descrlp. the ;Vassal ditatteeolli effects Of the musics reference; ' a...‘e :, heft of tt,ed the :1: bn c ;i7 tr give n cer i ',:t e ni " A enil g y e t t :n nielihigitP r etn7"ll4l arocco leather ; and they , b(jored Pr:der stesesfires c„..nea3syeair.B7, period , a fter niesof „h ac k', as an 0rnam0nt ,......, . Tii Alarriedl'emales. whose s . e. 4 vectsitienti of those tehger . •., • -4,.., t • , pledges of emulsio' happ i ness have been defeated, it ritaistrl k.... ' " *day robtaa; 'erg' not ale. ‘o' . t e • d • 4i. risme re echos to Pow. that .bv Ill'antS Veraeet l2l " ; their food is divided infir2,l6 their remedies, the poem' health is renovated. and the look • 4 ants, and they eat it Wilk at P,l l 7, l s e r ":';':„T.,, T u t l . c ea 1 d • , 1 ,. _... , partleuta • r eolopleitit7;iO l ov7e; tibia tbe e 'j i t t v l.e ins e t lis tt of i t ilf k g e: ''' heliO"dr `lWleileedgiits eso Olt '°f his lad gi in gr a°ll / 4 " *Y iva, t raTti i* 'it i. o' li t;:i i rie r ,' " ti ! i iil lth it lb b f ul qb t l irsti u c Y r ml ifo jli ti . i i c i- C 4 ite " l t ve acl :l 4 P:l ' l l i bil lt .:: every night, -i i . that they have been orsiperly edunnted.and initiated inti k /seri K ir t i i i m who gory s an tin- branch ipt the.profinsi o u (.on'iliciiqs of which, fens vitriol. • )1 „ t is i t i s i t y , i it t ats i o i ns iii, li n o t s i tta l l t :s i i:f av tes e t t imitaiab from th e biellek pr.sfessiatial guilt& '. sstA to , the ' patients to a' tea in the warmer . Itrio n iiji l l t i l e v r i e nC o e f ini . re . ..#l 4 i.Tr r n r ls'Oii r di. th har il trerl de :4la• ~. dress in rtheit'best clothes other k,vm p he nr e t il , e. ez h e ic el i a l e to ns da t it tr i tti tsecto te allt lr t .. :; ; :.i , r y t. e * n i u h i i 2 e ..i.ri t ;, h t ei ed r , re tb .eri e3 idiot ,* ::, • hoar ' i• politeness aiwk propriety' , ' • out 'a rertoluir of . rt+wv and the•giskers.aro treated, debilitating ccts ef of a lif7,pas s c it s i land a e s e Mi th i e s turrid l itte. 'Ai of of attanget t s; the et ,„ a i ug ,. rur c per, o llr! has , .ini had opeorluui‘ies, in iheir'preessiesintics.- greatest harm°V, j , anii ens" li t tiaMeihtiT47.74V,",:t„ ntimnie act° ;;:e i e utli ntr iw e e r w w ith ote the ts r ii:e n-i t i i it tre' 1 . it. controul, in ar it weritilerfat almortmeto Istittonesli.sts• let ; Oat the sitter si, rebillaili;froll , c opetit il t i ps :• I 1 f .... 16t i e i s, . their endeavours ere indu c ed the m t o 4 0 1 , t oe ~,,tr ii r e atlas' t ' ) !.aural PylefOlintreet and "thtv *emote their pietentioni. e r ns' itigiy gratifying. • Female statute a fair ground for Um newfirederited c,mbdence witb: l eery ,mouth by the Com• which they tease. I4V tbeviiblic,hel2l6 so liberally horniorkt. Tie: 4l m rootted at their notec daily (perstinall l ,orty letter these of . their own. leg 1 .445 e ut) by gamins of either sea,. with loxsecy, delienfist . tta.tiVea with the patieolp s t.,reld./ereneun.. , , .. - iao lir•iii. e)t he country agiitillested to suite thepanietitin. ..., rrktk.the attention or theig•i h a i l ,. w ick pr o pr i et y,. , T0.:54; • 7 ,-r.cor. isKe,.nati Mmallet living. enciiosioisormittarce• . artuni. sod, uiettleloes, Ansi the remedies will be giten or tor- ~ viairen ir Indicioni..ftifild.,,iwittided t o asty v ar t of thetkipeoin. -' la on ihk''A c ti e utit 4 Akei , ; - ....tr .6 s ee ll "*"^• -g urggun% I §9 auuTerie - sweet, FiseNitreet... ,- '. 1 .41, Ma ° : • •' • ' ' eißt-0 teat . elaiienal i5art04.1, Lr „„.,.„,_,..,,,... ' rtermitted to sit up till -t' - 1 .,' 7 . --' . ' - - ''''' '-- - 1: t 1 . . .. 'M il l 41 . itti re in alto tA)M.l)("‘ S . T i A li ttl int i e l t l i fO ngid Or l ir 'll t h a l .li ii , h k i s h illtteeelo lew iti. " l" i 11.7 • . • .. . - '• • •••• • • ~. . _ - . ..7-7 - • _ . . 4 - 1 - I i . ~i 1 V ~;e,~ I C