The Statesman. — London, England, 1814-11-05 00:00:00

him NAVAL INTELLIGEIVegs . • . SAN; NOT. 4.—Artited several ships Net the Aker, bed polka for Portsmouth ; Pioneer, Gibbs, tress liambergls, aad m ood for Prittiamth ; Nastilth srathiport; Herbert, troth Bli ss% mediseseles for orders, earl the Wrangler pe-brig, ttd PIO". rOlassol7llll. Nov. 1 440 1 ,f. ship Ms, for igill Viiwto; and the Forward, for Plymouth. The fleet for the Ifedlterrommis. Ste. &e. meal is St Helen's Roads. t We ex pert his Majest,'s ship Swifustre. with the ships bound to the Whbt ladies, wiii sail tomorrow. The .eilbiows Robinson, frost Usbon to Boar deans, is retake°, and carried into Halifax. ' SPORTING INTEL LIGENCL HEY/MARKET THIRD OCTOBER, OR: HOUGHTON MEETING, 1814. THURSDAY, Nov. S. ' pgr, rayon's Oayst, est. ilb. beat Lord lraley's Scapewell, 1 se, T. Y. G. 900 its. 7t04 on Onyx. Mr. Boaverle's 3ebeherasade, 7st. 71b. beat Lord G. H. 01..1 oindisb's Alcohol, 7st. lab. Ab. PC Mts. f to b apt Ildheheruade. i YwKWA tiaadicarSiakes 0 .4idis! far 3-yr olds add up • wards. 11114 7. M. M. 3tri.Stesieftivirer's Hamlet. 6-yn old, fat. 111 b. - 1 Piste -offloilretes•Kutosolf, 3-yn old, di. Sib. 9 Alr. Villiers's Ma Csivack. 4-yrs old, Set. 21b. - 3 Mr. Croeltford's sliarploi, Sorraeld. Est. 5111; - 4 • • • Even liettlag on Hamlet. • ' Mr. rrince's Young Eagle, Rs.. 1111). beat Lord Jersey's Cap able Bai t List. 41b. T. Y. C. tDOOR. 6to 4 apt Young Eagle.' A lalipticas Handicap Plate of SOL 'for Styr olds and up wards. p. 1, t.Sionifiewees hamlet, 6-yrs MC 90. slb. - 1 . metes be. It. glary-vs-round, 6-yrs old ) R. 101111. 'it a Ito 2 apt Handel. ~ ~ 111111 p. ~,,, 0 •L, b , • , • - FAIDAI, 140v.4. ' ' Isteepstikto of 15p amok. fig. ilb. MON. T.T.C.: lir. ed Chara F des Mista keonkry - .i. - •t - - W. iler.ilock's M on:Orooreamos Old Dad . 5 ta 4 es Mistake. Sweepstakes or 150 each. far .2,,,yr Ws. Est. 91b. and.S.yr lids, I Sit. 1210. T. Y. C. • 1 I Duke of ftutlaad's e. by *lbs. "kV* ell - Yr. !hors CopriEnea. 1-vr- ea - . - - 2 Doke of Graftoo`o f. by Cisillitil York, 3.yn old - S Sir r), Sitellry's Amber, 3-ye old ' - - 4 bas 4 apt Doke of Rutland% e. Fres besting so Capricorn. ' Mr. Gilgit: Emily. Sa. 41b. beat Ges. Gower's Bourboa,flst. lb. M. I . Bto4 ea Rosily. Lord 0. . _Gov rad Isk's Gat. Bst. bent Lord Foiey's Teesdale, go. 91b. R. M. •itY\gts.• 11 to 8 apt Cat. Forced Handicap Stakes of bgs seek fir &yr aids and up wards. A. F. Lord Sockvilles Poliders, 5-yrs Sid. be. 121 b. . 1 Lord Stowell's °Wes Leg old. old. 7st. Mb. - 2 L ord James Aosedrea. 6to 4 apt niaten. 3to a e den taidca Leg. 4to 1 apt As- • - Sir J. Shelly's Amber, But. OIL bent well. Grosvenor's Old Dad, tbs. 21b. Y. C. 1..1g5: 2tol on Amber. The Aadle7 tad Slakes of 304 s each, for hones all ages (2-yr olds excepted). To snit at the Starting Post of the T. Y. C. and to na tone red oldie B. C. Mr. Villiers** Merry Weld, 6.yn old Bst. 131 b. - 1 Lord Jersey's Connote Ball, 4-vrb oid, 7st. 61b. - Lord 9r b Little Tiirk, to .;-Yrs old, 4 6 on st. Mb. - S 2 apt Alerryeeld. Sto Cannon Ball. Yesterday, at three o'clock, a Cabinet Council was held at the Foreign Office. Yesterday evening Mr. KATE, the King's Messen ger, went with dispatches abroad. The tit' of Lritaroor. gave his first grand din ner for the season, yesterday, at Fife-House. A new plan is said to he in contemplation to esta blish eic regular East Indian packets during the year; ,otte every tvo'mOnths; and that they are, in +addition to the thalleoo tire the privilege of taking a limited number of passengers and a light freight, toosisting of such articles as are easily ishipped•and &liver' d. In consequence of the sudden demand made for the pa) ment of duties on bonded goods, the intends of Guernsey and Jersey (especially the former), are, It ii said, likely to become depots for British mer thandise; tosteed of some of the Dutch ports, which were some tlintritgo Mentioned, as about to be bene fited' by tbe fore ed etportation of goods subject to `the NnOrst if iiitnediate and heavy duties if re -twined in rOgland• It appear that several of our 'principal toareentile hiniaes are so convinced of the adienta.r• afforded by the situation of f 'inse ishieds, thatins.cvl of impoiting merchandise ho) °'•' to du ties, divert to London, they will warehouse them in the Channel islands, where they will be lodged in greater; safety, and at a less expence, than in any 'foreign port. PLAGUE AT MALTA AND GHIRALTAR.— Gerefol AtAiTl.4 NO issued a PTOCUMBOG:I at 11platte. en the Bth of September, stating, that the isle of Goma `laving undergone o:Tee touipt.ete quarantines with.' out the cc( ell •-ence of any case of plague, and all' suspicion of I: section having messed in Valetta for ten months, awl in the while of ',Yalta. for sip mouths. full con. nussicsuie. , s .hoeld be opened wither out any further public notifizution, the disease being completely eatingeished. In cousequence of this Proclamation, another by the Commander at Gib raltar, Gen. SMlTH,issued Oct. 7, ordering vessels from Malta, not having ou board articles numerated ; to perform quarantine for five der only, as morn• mended by the Board of Ilealth. i' : Several of the Daily Journals bate endeavottred te• amuse their readers with the account of a dashing , Female Swindler, but with an admirable delicacy have suppressed dates and names. To assist such of their admirers who wish for further informatics's, we • beg leave to refer thews to Foors's Comedy of the Cozeners. Should they find.ditlicelty in procuring - the whole of the work, thermay, perisaps, be ado ' airied by applying to the Ihsivarsal Magazine, f . or, ' • ' April, 1778, where they will have the story better told, under the characters of Paul Prig, Mrs. Fleece'ens, and Dr. flelk&ere. On Thursday eveoing, after Miss STEP!! Eln bad t finished her song. of " The Villege Maid," in lie , • ; . ' eine, she was taken ill, and an apology was made for the emission of a duet. On retiring behind the 1 scenes she fainted, and contineed much indisposed till conveyed home. j t '-'.- Yesterday a full rehearsal of Macbeth, as it is to be perforired this evening, took place at Drury-lane, spith the fine oriGinal music by Puacru. and MAT - MIN Loco, supported Ly all the principal and nu. merooe chorus of the Theatre. The scenery and decorations are entirely new, it being the first time of its being 'performed at this new theatre. The banquet scene is particularly magnificent and splendid. Of tireCenvoy which sailed from Cork for the M . 0.. skim, two ships bare been cut off and captured by the Americans. 7iirsTEitioUs Citititattri s itrentvititr .--,...-- • , =Ma !UAL OF -34L:GAINOT --.464.......: r. .4 . • '•4. ; ~ ~....f o nty #0 If ... tiuMpposition Is id keep etery4a n yi s . ateasems, Nov. 0. ,_,. An ex eistogidgiote kna Es ii n i g , LIMTENAIII I / 4 01iNKRAL. - KNIGHT taat TSB. HOT 4t3 • bFeirthr. foa..t? ,reedit Pohlle.dlscotil 6 grelo er 62 • aft e l e isi e s sty , which bits in no metal ow n e d t h ers oll e .AND MILITARY ORDRR-GF ST. LOUIs, MEMBER 'band s end to cauSi,:pubtiC.bitsitictli th, bra 41184 Or THU LkoloploF iaoNuUft . 11,10 OF THU IN- . direfully ' eXaminedi Thice 'ate thd - ritiihfie why * • ,Xngliiiid p o ssesses a national ghat - •-latheri• hi Ceti • Ittell 10e Illosday even*/ RatYler4.4it this dip, E. =En rus e raa e ---aelo.i. • • !,.,,,- -,•ea ~y • ' thing in France. The'f•i• unee Of • itidividettill helitg Man was scans ribs in eater, WithilnyirVirtifi air Iftippoup R A . likewise portions of ilia sell, aft! less tidtnitieVil 'tthe mama .•. • . r"- - '? , sSith the other-mera indleiyehtlent IA /he ffilieligil • 0111'1;s1C'failttlik'':iitaximum of ' meat .of public' affairs , which ttreirtirtifln pni.it Cossertitsto' et' ace panieelars 3- 'unclip, . in absoletely isolated • be expozetUrAtizard without initinglieraititatinn Ana Radford, aelegle sada half she the wetly ,first succours, were it. in their tailed property ) in Witithtire public fartnitti o'clock in the ever% mother affords to .her children I •is vested. These its the rittisetis 'why (hers , Is less s_pot where the gallob , 1 , inistered. ' Ibis" alto of things , union in France,-more dogettsm,-11ititi hr thi 04414 was. Backbit!, whr et Mr. Prie s , on P ' 'and e r use ' • - •'- - :a does' noigfiatiftli• ' end, bat it I P' n ! ; 9." MI - n ° 9.1 i hei P " t ' et*t ' a t -; e What have you to a. woo ogee se yor losable; It.. s therefore proved, i for nothine 'lasi a Areit'passittett illiiltlitt greet • 'Mat is in the nations. Willione - • it is Nieto' if olliti 7 efii ---, silitl . collar, and said, a state 9 risivilization requires I another, that.of .eimineit--'- Itis Sortie it is religion. • ed that he would tit a blow oe the temple, se of out tiateral liberty. fanaticisti-With us it aithl *lke tote of Wintry be did not speak after; demonstrates thit under an -that is, of the soil t lade birth. '' . _ c t '.'i t L., ; . . blows with a stick 3 the first blow ; tit whichls the other etiremes France and England' - 'iritigeet4erilk, ol ,, 11l eanie manner, relative) Orb nation al` etrOk *Set carried It to tied rim- vxlina s t b y insensible degrees . ' and dire tT it into the Ana cultivated, emulation disippears: should bit.different in the lairs . . ceistitriei=4.trigiad = 4 ;:aa i big :, in M y a w g i a ti a b izst d rep th6 re ism Bum rotor' being entirelY commercial', .07.igheitt h. afrectatt bt .datesec tool wmetiow every en s oecemes* Indifferent, to the national glory Calcolatiliwand a taste 'foe hiiirdbas, SisterpriSes-i papas from the waisteiat pocket of the read, and said they were of no coasequeace, bat be &ants • audio lstiestl prosperity; so that agricettere, cem., France should' be gaveruea bithe lnve of ferrite. watch whether he bad any mooch or a watch; that the'lrii" 'Obettll, Slid population aregradually euoiliilated , of the transaction did not oceepy mem than me hear 3 clot It :; it tial acquisitions.-engloind'phices her point of hoe arm oot very der at en I thin *el tame Ilelielbef tokba ti ' is; then, at a-point beeves) absolute liberty boar . in considering herself , fli s tint . central point father's house, and then beparsted ; that she has ball sewn& 'OM theoluits power that the snacinoses of national 4Of ail' the, maritime openifteor which , unite all cancellations with Bard en the subject, the me Illasirn-t r .by, of which we are in :search, exists; we I natiotis -a-Treace should plebe hen" I* -- -profitittg wiles he threatened, that if she divelged it,..he 404 Naas, ) butcher, but if pot, 'he should nev e r w aist . •' . tuft* that it Is lutihpensibly necessary to obtain it : j from all those gifts which • nature • hoot Sat( ell • 'George Radford, brother of the foregidine; sviielltiall ed, attys. that he reeollee, upwards of two i •.' thislit!Akike one , side liberty should beconfined within j upon her Within herself: we should he eireed of sister coming ho n e */ aste, ne o n& el b o w a w e the p pe k t gig : bO l 1406de l sod on theotber, that power should ! our eitti . peculiar riches,-bestow our affections ia te herself down, laying kir bead on Me tableou'd bunt' istis t. be *Oder smite limits. Now it is this liberty dies re. i 'on thelte," and endeavour' .to spread them an lformir on his asking her the cause; she replied. "' °Pam * l ° "b" I ettieted that I call &oda/ liberty , ind this poster di facility of our : interior communieetion - enough, that she had seen that eveniog Jabot she 'OW seven forget ; that Underhill's field would be her nil Iteirowr tiasei limited that I mule lesitimate , poteer. .. • - without aiming id become the rivals of our ruiah. h her to explain funkier:- bat she said " that sbe would neverah* ' lila theeefere weeessary that, among citizens,' the, bouts on an element t 0 soPerierky over-' Which. 'close to biro, or may other person, whaisbe knew!' s There are many circmstance' which seem to invalidate this Dee m _ .shaellf reassueca !heir chimeras of absolute... geographical position and the systole . of the balante woman's testi.oony, and which would lead in to doubt the truth i i owl s an d the ot h er trim.. pretensions to absolute! of power among the nationt of Ent nee appeer•ti.ada c'f'tr gacranthlimalriideretae•pi The ' jee ie rer if the . e i. t_tat.lthil persvet, which cannot be supported. It is necessary ijodge to them, at lode' for - a long ttnie to *cii, .'.,,•-•:--.., . field at the distance of soerlaide, whet doeve rl W 4g eerott u urs wY cro7e ! that a each side a generous abandonment of every; We would be better employed in confining ett at band-the early boar &eight o'ciock, in the midst of simmer thing which might injure that state of - prosperity to multiply and improve the productions sit sitarstiest " tg -Rod the publicity of tbe road. *here there is continual pas- which . should be the object of the general wish! , than to consign o u r s elves over to a forei'.gletlar:•i ing, render it altogesber highly improbable; while.-on the edict L - hand, the girl is extremely clear and positive is her statement, should take place. It was certainly with such a tit- . metre, which we can never folloW bur in idltireriee . • lad io no respect has deviated in the minutest particutsx. . She aection 'that the Revolution ought to commence, tied . and precarious manner, subject to the fp/1114* U. • taken to the field, and has pointed ott, t ...A 0 Me . , bed I f then the Revolution would not have token place.. 1 English, aho will always endeavour to inthr.itaiiirof . her recollectjoa; the spot w h ere the y was unfu lu t rot t, Br though several hamsters have been employed in d the That'we may fia as precisely as possible the point !every possible loss. -. , .note of yesterday and today , so discovery has been Loa e.- where it is proper to stop between the two extremes I Such should be the national charatter which is The Maemrates are using every endeavour to bring the affair o f tw li g h t . an d t , ascerta i n whether Wm. " withi n isn o t living , 1 which aye have spoken, it is necessary to ascertain i suitable to the French nation. It is the low 01 greet or if tie was found missing about the time stated. the moat perfect state of society that with, the exist• 'territorial possession which concludes all particular )fiord is remanded to eoutheate'prison for further ezanbina- I ewe o f w hi c h no man ca n fl atter himself; non, and hie aroma remains iu custody for want of sureties.- (Moder "Wog Post, Nov. I.) . su ffi cient for ns to conclude that we have made the ' sidered, its integrity, its improvement, its pol it ic a l 1 s.._ Rarest p i ossible approach to it s in order that we ! independence ; the turn of our mind naturally cere . - COvENT.GAROgII.-NlissO'Nzu last night, inhet may eetablieh the existence of the principle, that ! ries us towards this common end. The French have third e ff ort, gavea display of the character of Isabella, such a state of things can neither be reconcile d with L alway. been very strong within themselves ; .alstlit• in which site May, with truth, be said to have passed . indefinite liberty nor absolute power. 1 is as difficult for strangers to maintain themselies in 1 the ordeal of public criticism, and that in a way I - The' axial Mate may be organized in di ff erent France as it is di ffi cult to establish themselves .% A which has unalterably stamped her the greatest Sc- ways and receive as infinity of modifications; for solid manner at a distant...from theirown homes. tress of her time. In this most arduous character she : espes l ience provestbat it can prosper as well under a Viro 'net take this priacipleas Our litical re. has more than mel:it.iined her former reputetltr Wiosisareit) properly limited, as under a well-balanced i gulitnr, we sled-have adainistered a eat remedy and has left us nothing to desire but her long, en , populargovernment ; and my object is not to have Ito that inioesthrity.--thet ficliienesi 'le B eat le 'mere long continuance on that stage, of which Ai LS vicinitiesto difficult rematches, in which men have closely allied to lotati cumsfaiices than to limit on assuredly the brightest ornament. To give even kfaint so Olsen fallen into mistakes ; only one sees that the steadiness 'Which is Mm . ttionly attribute la the analysis of her many excellencies, in the limits allow- question is susceptible' of different solutions, ac. French charaCter, The French are net store sniiitendy ed us, would be impossible; the applause she re- cording to the nature of the governments of different than the inhabitifittiOr asiOther country. The Re ceived was as unbounded as her own desert-it was °pantries; and. that there are many points which 'ye - lotion his idllicieritfrirOviid that' they possess not loud (until the curtain dropped), but heartfelt ought to be commou to all, as for instance, the re- great constersel and great Peadiierireie hi their en and deep ;it was manifested an broken sobs and eessity of citikan. l ciiminal legislation - of a publ ic terprises, when titey havibefore theil apnea object sighs, and ejaculations of charming creature! What do : f o rce-or en attl-Anistration of finance-of estab. worthy their ambit on". mitts do not deliver :them.. you think of this? For my part,' have not strength to I livliments foe the ii structiett of youth. Although it selves to littlePasailbss but whoa a 'groat 'One is not applaud her. These and many similar tokens o f 3 ie set pewee t o - 14 , 1 t a blish in the or y the li mits of presented to t hem, which f u s s g•thi entire p ! , , foisetana legiiiinateopnlause were witnessed in every directlint- shale diderces.pocers, .we pensive that all of them ties their individual' Power; IS I S it were in one 'bindle - If the stifled sensations of the fair sex be any crate- ! sisonid.net to less be held to have been csgOed iblf .E.,Ah1i0.4.1 1 010 00 a, 41.1300,0Z.,:rr050s . iiait . riots of this inimitable woman's influent, Over*. i •theebjeit Oraiiiiidadt.tbe highest degree of 'natural t is public spirit is by iri ieniiii a 111011Phylical anti audience, of these there were instanc•ss innumerable. prosperity, and ..•Gisit consequently,. distinction and .absurd being, kilt tile duty of USeernittent ,, te apply To point out the passages which she gaso vitn most privileges ought not to be admitted Into the organi- every means to:crisitett. it it the detrrOoverti- effect would be to transctibe neatly aU 5'4...! had to cation, but only as far as they have a tendency to went to collect die . acauered element! or"fithreplait , say. In the apostrophe to her son s " Canal thou for. accesplish that objectalofte. . They are the wheel and to set them in iiintitsh. I the elPoients Of Ifieatele• give me child i'! she first began to exercise her magie week destined.. to pet the machine its motion, but' lic spirit arohenettes„seusibilit urbanity" which ( eh* sway; and when her father-in-law consents so take iishke are I , A placed there on their own account, and Ajimate seems teiesprre=--tilt. quo titles c h i yetficts ~ cure of her child, on condition that she !testi' wcadilll•whkh should even be remoted, when they only tea - pet;ore has wished to distinguis nations the one froth.' come near him, her " What! take him WM mail ! , tiee.the•wachiste still sore complicated and add to- the other. ' Tile art of setting these - •eirmentS in am: • darted like electric fire throughout the hoist. Witoo l 4W; ettritiee. Of -whatsoever importance one of tion consists in it Legislature-in -an education-in Carlos, while the officers of justice are jut t Alahoti; •theee a pieces say beldittleld it be even as the main institutions a pp ro p riated to the end which is pro requrhts her to have 66 patience," her I at per; spring a watch, leg-would be absurd to . say that , posed. L I beggared description : it spoke volum es ; e nd, •to be . is watch was node for the Spring s and not tie, lam far from being stile to examine all those ob. itr justly appreciated, must be seen. , l'ita conflict cprierfes the watch.' Here we have the fable of the ' jests ; I shall only attach myself in . this plates to the , between her gratitude .. for Vilkroee kindness, Sly and the mumblers ; . the members are' not made ~ principal point-hottotir , which is, properly speak. .. and . her remaining :WO for the memory of Bi-: the belly; nor the belly for the members, but all I lug, the great lever with which nations are es o posig._, ron, was poortrayed in a mast masterly wet; Wire mph forthe. general organization of the human • ant e owee all the -Frnc gh n reater ation. part of our evils to and her abstracted and thoughtful depgrttnent s ierawearZt•i - perhap , the during the performance of the Spithalainium, evinced' But will •it be said, although we knout' that the the want of distinguishing between honour and ho heflatimate acqoaintance with nature-per's is, hi- ! masisenes of national prosrrity is the great and l ooms. What is there, however, co•em on bet wee k ... deed, a most eloquent silence; and happy were they '•only and which we 5b001.. l propose to ourselves, if i those two things . ? -honour is the foundation of every. who were near enough to be allowed the gratification we do sot precisely know in what this maximum ; thing great which is done in the world-honours a of beholding the wondrous expression of .her lovely ;oestelete, hew will we Alah it ? What route shall i simple sign of favour, and oftener the Dear-eatmrk cou ntenance. Of her interview with Biron no p e ar* we take in order to arrive at it ? and when we shall 1 triple yid or a vile complaisance than earth could convey an. adequate idea , she " to** here discovered it, how shall we determine, each of -honour excites a generous emulation-honours a tilawe'd soul, and wrapp'd it in Elysium ;" 304 net, !eie4c .to follow it ?To this I answer, that it is by the base jealousy-these latter render the persons who eye -and band bore testimony to her soul seb4o. 6 . lprogrees of knowledge that men will successively ar. are distinguished by them indifferent to the interests ing sway. She has, by this transcendent perfrarint tare at the discovery of those routes, and that it is of the hulk of the nation, and separates hiss who Is ance, shown bow completely she can deliursate ma by the formation of . a national mind that each per- clothed with them from the community-the honour terse fondness and conjugal love, though, as to, i two wiii be directed in the pursuit. 1 . of each citizen, on the c ontrary, is bat Mk "mane latter, Beltidera had sufficiently proved it ; sod w The Science of government is brought to perfec., tion or i portion of the national honour. firmly believe that there is nothing in Tragedy , t lion by.inseswible degrees ,, end; like all. the others, Ali that can be said most favourable to what it which she is not equal, enless it be LcolAt.fifieeekt by eiverienos and meditadoo. • As ; .soon as every called honoirs is, that they are not precisely incons.. and a very few of a similar stamp. We may *epic .cruse shall 'loosely search for thet.irldels ii'most suit- patible with true honour, but t.man full of biemishea s to predict, that she will form a tbeetrkalolartatos .Me for the;great faloilYs etch day„will add to the , stains, and disgrace, may unite in his pinion all. end be banded down to posterity with the,g,ser infermatkon. of the precidiegs . t a ll will ratan to . titles -all dignities-ail .decorations-tell honours, RICKS, SIODONSES, and KENIII,IP. It must 447.4 iwamdeogoAsenertaiiity„ arid all eagerly ° carry Whilst a modest man; -fall of' probity--orairtues toyer (inertias, that though the part of Biro's be not 4sibuiliCintelligence and Zeal to the common of talents -- in a.word, of real honour , may pueseas T S -1. none of those distinctions Which are named lidwestlft considerable; /dr. YOUNG did all withit that could,. • stoat. rtl ~, 4.i•i;;: ~ ',,,,i ~,,,..,,, , . • . done; and that the valances aetions of Carle, we, l a, Berwhej ad , 4 b e le'tbe grialfmserlng priaciple of all honour Whereat in hint who has knoen how to 1 14 well discrimimated from. the Wing o(.. Mr ! Awit7l l 9. l thou" lag efforts? 4ylle,,Will girri them that !Vire 'il-ttiert strip themselves bf their honours who received 4 merited and eerg,losgsringteSieso - .1 moifortsthe *Am leaupetr f lit is evident when they . ptill off thitli clothes ; but, unfortunately, alai of applause from the aadleoeflii.". , ~,' : - : that lteaniret : any Iltoter‘•l4,a,psqltion;which.. In the ens" of the vulgar . , .the latter often dispense, NATIONAL ININT.-Kitog Wimrs..#o,l o4. ; - *. VOW other with thelfornser, of 'which they are only . tbetrepre asensery, was the Paw of our Nato* , , 'eentativeteark.-It 'is it kind of &Iry coinc'elsieh his death, in •:,/ ea ~ „. . •• .1 dud • - ' 'aotini fienirtass paid foiletter then that' sildeli 'is 1700 it ea leaded to , • —y . 1114 Deeds of Queen Attie ... . ' I.l "''''. 48,outhn .. theAingitOghi *fleeted V*, the' ga, and molting, Pa -- 6"lr g• " 4 ...1 ..... ' , I 1769 and of Wien years was. • • •••iv••• • • i 0.4 •••• • - 141 , 010 ,the..Lit'huffitirtifidho sig4.iotentioned men. . . , Chi -- American ilfsm.,•:• ei i • 4 4... Jim . ....81,000 ti I 515...-Woo,ii- lit ti'tifirtet'atlyantage to a nation rl9ll Beginning of Firsrmiesier.,oo:‘,i.44w.s‘.... lls9,ooll , ooo to l be able fe w pif trip Mill i letiortaat services which 1902 laiddk of Ditte..r.J.l -'4A4.killiaiis t.... 640.011.442 1619 Mouth of July . it; asl, t sktiustists•• • • 145.2816 18 v Pio he MOON/aI:NM b kites . of otik•heitlievel Of this last ems *Ow ha beilinrialsam 'he the -, . cefinb ar :--:with Idailoikaild'aritit irfbbande" bttt . sf'llin e dls. Slaking Fan". iii. - .. is , ...t . oepaili4Qt.., • .. 1161 1 .77 76 Leabiug ass 50pt5e1.....050e....;. .....d SUISUN tOOposisibillsy of • dionitaoce , • Unctions bee° e'the price Of tattety-ref 'Relict}; the Lady ll A ,m l ifo' •:esseritjggi e tbitiars t g !veld ecesael o if ancient history did not supply us Wit c h e spya-sne --1. of. services stilt More `SlMmed`oli, of what • - t , -.- NaLsow wore stoles iron. ;. t., ,filsnbariPs proof, teal did we not i t exist in a high degree utility`iiffrthey soon beCome te.that,toitlon ? who • Revier, very s etereq , egstocierohea s , es she his among•eorne amiglihestrititeetateek In England', the ' woeld be `ifiiling to devote hitimielft*the . teba t pais, t• ,tg glop the pepticeditti, ~ r fasteatt el •facfi intUilditai,k)l44 l rich the fortune's ful laboiiii, to the - dote pliant iSrit'ottent. Co eb. . 1 I.: moved rei. no injettekie4 the sale of theaso Its.braset unfair ta suppose sge .ef the State, every rgan t thersigi?gwerfelly interest. ', tile theta t 'sw im *, will ipl, to. titbit them is camps, once. If she did 00, she ed in patdlog thoi l litt4e :agaioet. am. pro , Ovt‘MO, if the ~.; - : , ......7 . 7 • 4 4. 4M, . s • ift timid . Mot in' &newborn connived at their lit e. as mach as was in bar shock, sonewinewuLlir ,great nrnity attire us. , hers t' • _, • • ' . bas nnquestionably..• i power to injure the Ugh_ director of the *UM #ll l 'deo is, of contort, .riss,,the sic} et Government , and'', WhOrsitgad,.-„..- -• gtia . 3 rations, however; have u nfit be. ' i the party fa oppesstrosi taut be ! very weak. The cerise so cqueeldosied trptibi 'tint 'even' la the eyes of ' admired. - . .. , . . . i . . . • . , . . • . f -: • ' e !olitt last. Aso ffiltiforav i Zkeit'llitt ' lITITUTS OF FILANC: Hy, gardener. preferred a oletoar tswellell...._ 611 . - • •., t. 4.q• IN mused Jobs Bard, s watt had for a long thee kept foimPluly. The'? ,rtyNettteib hsl[ si lamaimmediately apple-heeded, aloe "trey- rx yetterday 6 before the Ministran t LS tat Now Ile -11 .ffi. ' 4 1 0 1 1 at. the G.°114,0°119 of whklt e Po 6 4 41 7 1 Pitf ull prosperity await *los Magle woman, deptioes,,that vitality* klismach ( to is Vats ; we towards Hatuttiree, roonia r img.accompanied by Jo& Bold, Inn those which a mot lows stood, on the hfindolell Rood,d not be idminist 'o was butler to a Mr. who 1 14 t Soothershof I that Bookhill odd to i , tliareiforenot only doe to do with my girl i" Boyd replied. l glee That Beaus des attack, ISS Ovemeatotateiy unpol t siourteht that Bird thot the most ikeirehie I will be your belches t I its to; murder that be Wes straei Ha Sacrifice of a portiot pie. width brosgitt him airthe grottatiAll# fterwstrds that Bard then stratit him revoralt t "Pe nee" Id" ncrum thelead, Sad bogy oace idler o ink w Surd the, toot the boft on his bath, isad'i •. - T, • still's field, which is about 3011 yards distant, ; inlet/ledge btoollSee es he ditch. and them went with DepOnent,to .11111 &watts cam 4: be colt Magdalen-street. fbr a Sweet. sod renown ti o r i st ! aggpq, at, vilmem., wr:••l.4 Ringo ginrw-Ityir initvus,__,,_ 1 1 46•004 intLIVPag. 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