The Statesman. — London, England, 1819-07-15 00:00:00

'I J 14' /tii4dit r ( (v -z figiti l iPefet k3".?' 1:e .. ‘ * ;de Oka Zbez toleontan /4. LONDON, THURSDAY JULY IJ, 1819 PAK, R 70; " 7'he Caere fur whichAter:mil fell to the Field. end Seemss , . died .on the . ticerold '! C HEAP CARPKTING at JOYF:ci sad LER& & Gnarls-eirret. Middles,* liespital. 2000 ,411111 of aro Ntaterts Caret. of Ike trowels fdrlN. V. . 9 . 9'. hi Cs. 111. per ear... &wrier Kidd Catlett ..billy ramp. Reel Tracy Carps aartaaied trya film d4lll4lffe. 9 0 per !OM. order rrtall w.f.% ll. k rwisa a pasrirt or ra. 1....tiful Kassa Cloth fer N owlet, Canaria, of eating. rel.eir.. a- corny a. M•f•til. 11 B. Variety at Dioarrailat and nr• • itte-ratert Ventilate. nor. though these mat highest is generti merit, 'hall we sopa forgot the pismire we esperienre4 at /h. sight of many ether !misting, (het shone mend the academie stalls, and is the pres►nt* et which w• wield rietheeerselses with " the garment el praise " Cotamrs anti Causal? ate eseeieite, bet we woeid advise thSe• NW to repeat themselves, 'tor subject their I characters re an assimilation with Ant, who— kabitsets of ts• orb bite a great curability of fatsonef, *at oily by the malamute and odder 1'.6 controul of the good genies of Orinuin. Viewing the matter as dlspessiessately as possible, we 'otiosity think it to br within thy ortlAr of nater• that America will boeema a noire, of the vete trot maomitude. Her entesink meet of coast—her is. Wed navigation—the fertility of bet soil—the es• panto of her unoccupied territory, confer open heir arinonget in the wiy bosh of int-rearing her pops. Winn sod her wealth—of omen( which, in au equal degree, no Borepren nation can bout. Per both the necessaries sod luxuries of life she maw woke her. self indepesselvnt of the *arid; while, for varier" se. tides r.f indispoosible use, c.rtaio portions of Lbw glebe must at all times bs tributary to her. The morels of her People, too, le !mighty favourable to oar coocir.ion. The migratory habits of the Ateeticeno atrocity mink a the/scoot of ooterprise—a chance, which, todepentionsly, they have establiebed by their silo. elibing progress in commerce, in arts. and or arms. ' Their patriotism satinet be questiossed. lf, In any re. opect, an Americas resembles the mare by miaow bit is sorroonded, it la in this, that though deiold of local attachantnis. his attachment to the community of which he Is a membeF, it ardent sod usiboondod. The Americans hove all the energy integrable (roes freedom; while public 'plat, the lifeblood of Re• publics, is PIO! 'selling that emerge to action. We are soars that it ha been fastsiossable,with re. forgoer to Greece and Rsms, to declaim about the iustabilitt of Republican Governments—bet, on con. ' Bolling history, if we avoid the common error of magaifiing every political iociden. ,e. g the. banish. meat of a great man (a thing' common to all Govern. meets) lots a revelation, we shall find that Repab. lies have been sot more fertile to convulsions sod we. visionless. than the most of Monarchies, and that the duration of the greater part of them esceeded that of any known Monarchical Government, not strictly despotic. 'fhe chances if resolution in Republics, besides, is infinitely diesished by the discovery of the delegation of popular power t• representatives, by which the immediate interference of " the reds democracy" with Governess'' is avoided, sad the only iscelva and check upon the 'machinery is made to consist in the deliberate will sod wisdom of thetas. enmity. In ancient Republics the web of the Nostra. polio was necoloarily the Sovereige. Its these se. dern Slates practical political power is equally distributed among the community; and, Wog, bye arose of equal rights, tho People become equity at. tacked le their political instltatLons. Is is tint air. cerestaace which makes Republican Government pee. belly compatible with evens's"' territory. Pohlie opleiess is the grind support of every Goverwmoot mid since, from their nature, the Goweremoots of the Americas States outface in accordance with pub. lie opinion, wt cannot look upon a change in the es. sential forms of then Goverment, as a probable stint. Rattleborsogb Woof Poo.. war flekkeloaler. Somerset-We- TO dK 101.1) AT AUCTIOV, Bo WINSTANIKT toll SONY. Al she George lan. lo Brkteroater, on TIIIIRS GAT, Ike /A Afton% at Too a'Clottk• to Inn.. 'FUR VALLIAIII.V. FREEHOLD F.STATE. • coined RATTLEGOROOOI4, &tore In .h. park.% of Ilootb drew, hallo Wianaliato vicinhy of ikklpooneer. km Ike Caw , of Snawriet I ( A far king A farwhoow, bona. alabliw. •sal ort-Intildiass. %are, g- ram. alal.WWlftwiefftwf« st ns. enlltooy knit, went.. -011 ankle Land. to/tiller tor I e Aiwa. 14 ..-ktosiste‘ shop.. kr. the priesthood port la the weopatt•••• of yr.rlv tentou. awl the leantader so life ;nue% rootabing A...gnaw war we boolred totA NaMT awn. lad presowal u• be of the valor of GNI. per wow& - T.. f.. neoed kr perouinto ••1 the Teunals. Printed Part eulat• tow he kW aI th- lons 1.. Rrolortenter. Taeatao. Rtutot and Rani t of Menet. Vaniorewo awl Cooryo. Aoltro• tot,, itua-!ono, Coonao-own, Lwow t of Mr- Proffitt. oiniritot. No 4. Veriloio-twittlioot, (Wed 100 s at the Man I old of la 'Wank) ad Iwo, Faterontwery. " Planed la •b present ton, rrll.rt the past, And amp tbe my doll dia. a it. Mel We hail with pleasure the ascent of Ggpoy into the regions of poetry ; ►e grapples with **deer No mac restfully, that we cannot but advise MO t. persevere. Before we go; we russet help terrible round old eftentallv looking at CNAWTIRETS4 line states of or. Anufeesme, a complete triumph for the English school of peel:store. steadily protruded in art's first, most esse•tiel, and wend's. principles. Painting, in England, hat now arrived at a crisis; if we are advancing, we a►e likely to do well; if at a steed, there is some obstacle in the road to perfeetine that at Present, at 1.191, our painters End Inser. mountable T►e Andetalciant, in our opinlon,iisse made their greatest effort., they Seel satisfied with what they have done. and now rest on their ears, or paddy about witboet making any progress.— Some of them, it most be confessed, are sans in sit; they have attained • greet height. though set a zenith, bet If they remain for ever where 'buy are, there are weevil of our young artists who, now shining wits the brilliancy of Ma's, and every year encr►esing in vie. and lucidity, will, ere !nog, swell in.o song themselves, and soar to the meridian. Are the Academicians awe either of the strong led deep system of art that Is rolling on fro* another quarter, with a force toe overpowering to be stopped by envy, and too solid Io be split by oppos ing faction? Aro the pereerming and gigsatic effort* of a certain individual is the ruse of High Art en. known to them? It it toll true to he contradicted; sal indeed it must be a happy truth to every man who feria for hit country, and is anxious for her 80. presage, in Art. There is a stream of Art gaining rowed, that has but just sprang from a single source, which is an vigorous, of so pore a quality, of such in. fallibility, sod so deep, that It will be impoulble for f.ll•cy sod imbecility to resist its power ; it must, by the very nature of its constitution, melntais ita ! ground. We do not write for the sake of 'riling ; our observations are the retell of genuine feeling; we speak enefidently, and without hesitation : we will not setae nor natives of Art to he changed, nor oar views intercepted, by the week, the cavities's, or the ignorant. The public taste is rapidly improving, and it *lll sons have per.eption enough to dil e/401min Am Wit* SOUND ART and week intipiditi a vs le, fire excellence and pressmen/ ; between Meters and moaner; the well directed labours of roles Ind the dashing foolishness of empty vanity.— If we are not undertteoci, we will vociferate is the eats of the Ande•icians the name of ElAYDo,l—and New we tram We are esplicit. PIANO -FOll.l F.S.—Novt Two Thimosaad hate bees *old bi J. W ATLI:N.IS. Lett fgeeeViere• de bus sow the tumour s. imelliemig b. Public owlet% A wipstal Cattier( Pwwt-Fotte. •bh frost, two pedal.. WM isr.tred lortrus...4. mod, %IA to Isar. good as new. for 211 eu tees, A ewe Pines-Fete, at 16 Gettleas. Din.. 24 grieves. A 1... we .1 the New and FawhiesAte Twersetewth. the Pe wit °bibles. Piarte-feete, ryssil •wr nut leach on a °nod Uprigit.lgt 100 ssivese, iwegh •..ly tee ster.fir 43 seltwae. May be mewed how Tr. 14 ID. *weft Sas 3.rea tae F9W. mg. It 13, Lelevsen-ptece. war the riegerema. TM country owes a debt to Pictorial Genius, which wo earnes►ly hops Ind **peel it will soon pay : that &mins is every year raging Britain's character I. Art, adding honour to her DUMP, and placing a Imo gen in Mr crown ; the return it solicits is patronage and public employment. Leedom, Jul) 10, 1119.. Many wrlOrs have predicted a dissolution of the Federal Union. Stich an event, to a certain degree, was, at one tins*, far from improbable. That time, however, has goo, by. The gromili of jealousy mutually entertaiood by the Northern and Soother* States have Men proved to be chimerical. Thole mimeo deridey hitherto has produced a homage. sersumeas of feeling. Violinists is rapidly acquiring • large stock of national property, couisting of dis tant territory, a magnificent wiettopells, a navy, sod. though last, not least, national heroes; which must tend to bind the States together in perpetual pert. bership. The disposition of the Americans is to no. tolerate rather than retard events ; and they know, that, by a combination of their strength, they will sooner arrive at the motif/realism of their wishes. TM Americans, toe, are a wire People; and cannot fall to perceint, that, by a miatenence of tee Unity, they secure an eseaption from perpetual wars, large standing armies, and heavy tales; which are the sever.failinc cone, of nations upon a Continent.— All confederated Republics hoer hitherto been found to be sufficiently perdurable ; and every thine in the condition of America assures us, that her history will not furnish an exception. Towards the close of haat war, we had America at our mercy. By means a nor powerful Navy and Army, and the domineering infleence we then enjoyed with all the Monarchs of liorope, we were in • erin • dition to level blows at the prosperity of Ame.ice, then in a state of ekhaeslion, that •ould have ramie her rue!, and stagger, and perhaps fall into crinvo lime. In au mess of generosity we concluded a peace, which permitted America to come, not inglo riously, out of the contest; which consolidated her natural resource., and which, by a sacrifice of Bsitista interests, included within her dominions the vast river of Colombia, where she has established a settlement that may become the emeoriern of trade with the coasts of the Pacific end Indian seas, and their nem,. rows islands. Toot greed error is new twtyond oar power of correction. We may deprecate the con. summation of American greatness, but cannot pre. vent it. However grating to our pride, we as •st in patience submit to see America making a rapid and steady approach to that 4 ‘ high and palm, slate,•• which will entitle her to rank with the first nations of Ise The momentous water, of tho 'object we bare been enatidrring, makes It imperative's our Rulers to de. part Goat their usual 'Policy of proti.liog merely use the esieeocies of the Jay ; to look into futurity, moil to make preparations for that rri•is when America, mature in strength, will defy and provoke us to bal. la ibe treat of a war between the Iwo iseenrilee, whaterer may be its mite, the dom•oion of Use sea{ will be the bone of conlenointi. it is eivioesly then cur iu•errsl to bestow every attentive on be Im• SOMICRSBT-IlullsE EXHIBITION. Politics have of late absorbed a greet part of our all?ptilin, and considering the disetr-es importance, the lamentably stateci.ive interest attached to them, our Readers have, no doubt, conceited with us. as to the propriety of the cum* pursued, in giving them prior attention. Mae, sebjema of deep, though Inferior import. bees gives way to the anted of dia. tress and it. consequent angry discussion, which the tempest of introit ha. ocrssinned of bite. At length the Parliament has retires'. arid left is a respite from the fatigue and chagrin of tree* their Misdeeds.— Aad though there 1. nothing ceesoliee, or is say de. ins satifadery in the present posters of things, es in the immediate prospect of the fatale, it is bowel i.e far the mind, sad fat more profitable labour to our Resilers, to tern from a torte whereon we eon only dwell, for some usnaths at least,with hopeless in. actitity, to objects of taste, which are capable of re. frisking the jedgeseut, while they gratify the Ismael. Wife. We submit a few strictures on the clorieg o f ow Royal Academy The Eabihition of the Royal Academy closed last autarchy. At parting we shall say a few words in general observation, and we 'Nem oar Readers' at. testino a short lime upon the beautiful, sod, in a dee degree, important subject of art. Wer. we not acqesinted with the averseness le change for the better, and the obstinate tenacity to old plena and routine which characterise the Aca demicians, it might be hoped that the injedirioes me. eagernent, indiscriminate arrangement, and general Miestdities that wore risible at the late Exhibition would not weigh upon our taste, in heavy and ea. happy repetition at the next e. Maeuged as it is and has been (or many years past, the Academy in its Eahibitioe is the rein of all wend art. This oilmen. •ion applies airier to the Academy; we neither erm ines, the other Eshibitinee of Paintings in the Me. 4npnlir, nor Exhibitions in general ; het it it pre. judicial to the interests of SOOND ACT for an F;. Sit4llo4 to be conducted an the Somerset-house prin ciple, or perhaps it would be more correct to sat, bossed op without any principle at all. The Pictures are plemol together in a anmetimea cruel heterogeneity of situation, and crowded Hite sheep at a market.— They are often placed beyond the reach of either praise or censer*, because they am withoet the bounds of perception, a tree epitome of the world. were merit is too frequently placed in such nb. scerity that much trouble is iscessioned Were it can be found and appreciated. This is not the only fault of this Eahibitioo ; bet so much hes been said epos the subject already, that although we might write worry celestial, in a statement of censures. reit. sous, coneidions, end suggestions, we should write !title that would be either Dowel er interesting—and we b a d r ashe r that this brief disapprobation should at prompt solace, us a general blot to the Academicians (thiegh we far Hier wawillingness to profit by hints); let es not part altogether in anger ; there is an se mint deo to the other side of the argument, and we would willingly proceed in a pleasanter vein. Although the greater proportion of the pictures were of very Wean, qealificationa.and of a rha. meter at which a pure taste would revolt, there wore some that the country may he proud of, as rivalling in conception, in nature, end impression, many of the finest works .f the old mesten—pictures 1t,., will long be locked in our memories, yes, es tong as oer hearts can beat, our feeling, sympathise, and our minds thrill in sentiment. Such ern ALLSTON'S Jacob's Dream, from which we vivid more treaty fumy strain of music to proceed, than haus the rAlehrated Egyptian Memnon; CO PER'S VerSSOR MOOT, 11110141 rash .'s hstile swear through It. anal like a torrent; '.nut's Sir Roger de Coverks. with so itinoig an i. a .wen's stealing over the Wirt and mind as to nowise the one late lender worms. 'belie emotion, the or. hi.r into warm congratulating praise; %Yuma's Scads Skidding. a beset:fel and faithfel Mite of simple nature; stud Tunisia's Rol tsvnet J the Nesse, MI of that strange mightiness I that is so parrot,: the qpncomitsnt of high roils; Fon rig STATESMAN. On taking a review of oar foreign relations, the United Stile* of America press themselves more Im. mediately on our siltation. The ambitions projects avowed by Am►rice,—that spirit of rivalling es which points all her designs, and animates all her purseits,—and the proalmity of her territory to our Trans-Atlantic possessions, combine to reader ft more than probable t►at. at no distant period. her in terests and oars will be brought into hostile collision. When to the above eireemstsoces are superadded the arJ►nt desire of the Americans to supersede es in the Sovereignty of the Seas, we are seriously appreben sire .has, etenteally, the term " natural enemies" will be most peculiarly applicable by es to that Peo ple. On no subject whatever have the People of Eng. lin I a more perplexed opinion, than upon the re. sources, morel and physical, of America. They de rive their knosledge of that country and its inhabit. ants from travellers, each of whom is a political be. ing, sui generic, to the ad►ancement of whose love lier opinions lot remarks are msde subservient. One traveller digeolteell ell the dignity of huma n ni t er , i n the character even of the American squatter, and fugitive from civilized society: another, of a more fastidious temper, is disappointed to find that optimism has not established its empire in the West ; and that the Awoken'', in plies of attending to the ordinary concertos of life, do not esclesiv•ly subsist upon the ambrosia of libel', : while another (a native, wh ose eyes ere jaundiced by party spleen) perceives every measure of the Government to he fraught with dints. ter en d rei n In the Republic. By the contradictory statements ..f such writers the People of this country can be led to no satisfactory conelusion. Besides, we have within ourselves a main nose of fades hien of lodgment. Self-confidence and conten.pi of fo. reigners is (as it may happen to be cons•rued) the prevailing video, ..r besetting sin of Englishmen, which inveriably disposes as In ender-rote the utility of oar enemies. Experience has taught es that t►e means of sennyance • hich the Americans possess ere far from contemptible ; but we recoil from a cond. derision, of the tart, and merge into the comfortable persuasion :bet America is a pe..l , •uttriityr, Or in! 4,,,,,,i0, . N. 404. TnE LONIX)N ENGINEF.K. MARGATE 'rt. , . M YACHT. rapiair 11. D. 1)001) Timis electw imma atmaines Veal sill bad. die Tower/se iTURDAY , pest. use every Isere. ilbsa SATURDAY ma DROP VDAY. SP %I 4lf rst I.lsitt kla the Iliarabla prvroelv. sad •xr • or , • Y nse every , O N DAY sad THURSDA Yat Roe • ooe r , Pads. IN. rub Pvssetiver, Poo Dees ioclieted as Sr IMO um) unser t 2 'tars of age. and Sensate atterliai tadibee. Is. Id. saes. ape= • 1.. be aside so Mr. Ina lard. arra le sloe Vpaov.fel L .v.er Tbaascseorroi sad Mr. Cbamorlitr. Pier. a rgas,. Tie Parket is proyellei by two radlealse rmr seesplasier ast:i copper builds mad salaam self-actin ahoy bakes. _ - Ifir.o R Cheep rps*. il earth.rog. Gad • Caw urelmser, Rs. as, Riolsoiswasswarree• wlmaet.--Upa. hie s Mains earaadwa. ramlle. v... brak g . TAPP'S. Kw-twos. Re. as .1r M sassiaSed tsMtM e. saw ilt• .1 11..5i-eis. Itiaisarmisawr. awl %risotto Corr Oahe. r..as. Dra,gets. Baia v. II oreasss. Bleakest. ....*ert, obi Ombra+ awl 'realm variety le Lawasa. Tee Ta a...w! Yawls al breach l'srpetisa, free jig. 04. 1. 5. 6a.. awl ibe bni erflumats way always bite &pi" Tar peril in am far lispartaiwa. Turkey Carpus of all Wass ON ready wear, FOR PRES6RVINO *NH BEAUTIFYING THE TEEIO. THE VEGETABLE TOOTH POWDER has Inni b. en the appeadoee of every tenet raak and nwittne that it saareewan to easy ant timber retseo otede. Yew of it. BO a maimed If Vege.abies. .ed *idlest the thatimberee of .ty whievel ne weren't., internee whatever. is b fre. hew. •as trawl ..bieniase %pima eiw 09P of whet Der fist.. It • describe p.. 0 n Nest salbriert ea anbriate terse &ere , rive aetl erw mein wartidel which reran, adhere to the Cu." and la ir • latentwea ..1 ter Teeth I Ineiline ottrritelll is it, awl pram eine a haw eatimet of pearl, white. pp 1 • here it het beta. tilitlintd Citt PAIN.). .6. the totter. It setae% 3 ir111.4•111 net hear...fel rade vs ro the evens s t.. rho tweets 'be as ot neletarable tweelneva t are 1 sate foe starsol.. ao director, wiri prams tint Teeth is a sash state (TIM are • - • %old so Naar% at SIAM be a. Nailer and Sam. Chemists, We. 4, ClampMk, cmyser at Si. Lasigtra s said 34, Seek •slk wee., aye tr. she principal Perfeatermed Beal. sellers shr .sabres I Ussited litagdeas. N. 1 Pio. 114.146 am rrgertsed 4. (*.eye that the mearaad alarm of " Brikr, 4, Closes side," are rnaravest a she temp maid lAA bloated to each b a of Mit ertmarre Myself/see, as ilalsassam we maw lola wader the woe title at Vegetable Taal Itawg,,r. IMPRESSED with a jut sad lumen. sense of the (skating@ retells orbits haw the lajadieicate iteateent of • @stale sale/r, ensitsitel he a mars too well iveowa ta sisals tawniest. and of , ea entailing we hr snappy ',pet' • • isles of IW. e sad aliens intopporeile • Illetww. Dr. LADS ealle the aoreeiwe of uox, ulleteited, to ba poled, sad toss ',sisal ski tool of ears. sane the ad stib.isp respire. of the day. or ihe tqwily crimes& caidart of those who Mld the ward apnoea to the strand Walk it to nor hope." Dr. &Ay will sot rues* to pledger 1040. Why is every desilpoon of egret bet as fat as hews aid. m aimed h i wedlc.l sae o.ries all still. ear be applied. be prisms a errmic speeds. aid elleitel /114•11111111$ hawk( wade test woo ws of Sypbelelle alkalis. and bis warless talk ot snot. the primary *Norte of his prafeni-aal awl Awing &used by the tramonsdent serene which has artessenet: hi. /beige of treasest dating the sane sea leap awl laborios pewit.. be o enabled to older. ugh the klieg essidese. pre bet at wee the was hopeful and eacearaglea. larsivernble lateen eso Ae addeted illostative if the seseiority a De. Zad,'s spiels, which has hew toed ob prevail. ewe alert missed latest retained by public lustiness. has been imp • , sal. In aikidos to those (.asstakey skews Dr. nay kill he footed eqsall) fortwale le revivify/ the theeiberois and 'debilitated etrrgkr it the buses esostiostioa. which rabfi ter, wel. if out tlwdy arrested. 'rewash rester asintors be eery pareipel of es Pros this Ilya. 'slag state of la. wily sod oweility. by rowe hseare. twaise the freer. and selford•sc lose and elosikity to the related wens. Ili. lildy is Pp.. la rouse) the wait sheen a 4 sod positive aasieservs 11 it qt. Wrenn of bath Peas say be reamed 1 a genie pest.% erste in the mesa dictated Mks only required. Dr Voilt is e. a. salted dal', at N, Deosownet. Rehr. be Pviese. ..r hol Ileves.—Cograry lawn meet respectful Meals by feint.... tweed pea. NERVOUS DEBILITY, at. ENCOUR AG ED by lb* suitors. means ettend• ku their p. collar method of treatateat In 'W. ewe of a few pmeakee whophilliti, which has bees rot:rood by the et peliehee dersa) %ears is a large had eatwoiyr yuatlinr t wii• Whit also of She hippy elfccis risoltiog to the Flotilla tram M. • diced Mrs coo/.1..g their Rueful , * to a renal. claw of Ilion, Mows. GOSS• SC.. Members of the Rota! College ala. iwoy,, la 11.44e55. erotism In direct their Nadirs in those di.• lades, smog f.ow a seem destrective habit N iornosi4eitti. yolk, whirl. sou ttenotoos a hewer. us Imo of herrn:. o gtvib.u., M. el. 'walk w ii, votaries nll the ortervitins in. heritages t.fokl age. I. that disitwaing stale of *bilks or d e . ▪ ir.es, a beak sin tassespos,ce 01 such bus. rot h iloine. e• croite Irirbirg, Iwa tesidevc• In h,t Cilnolte , . her wa• ...be ems', by who:, the pwevs of the ewwistiti• a bccome fabled, as regularly educated !b.f.:earn of N. 14, ..fro ▪ sigh .ad speedy yessochitua I. woad and higetee• braise.. Where no early oppliratiro le ''wide fereete ewe an refute Diatrier. Irotqueittli e•ttort.ete4 is t 0P1.11,111 of inebriety. lit. feadessebee • oft,* romp!eeed in the short timer of Iwo Rae. ' ad i• the sore oeivonted end inveterate singe. of treenail is. * t om% ebemorteriseit n• a iraritry of pli•trel oral di.trr•oiwe wmptioss, a peterveronee lo their vivo ( erotical m 452141, in Aiet or eiefeise) teal innate to the posies.' • permanent nod radical Care. The fliwooes of She V. Mee. fleepeotly r.norrod with AI arias( trues like abo.. riimehtlat. hive not eretiped their mil- Wales ; b as iaf.ll.hir ad isopro•ed pion. Ow! a, r i e w,k4 to reseve *Willow li Kb and he ieitor., whether ref er ' 4 et Mot egmelee, witheat remittittg to Ole panful nod &xenon Ott . 4 She emosik To :LAMM Females. whose expects/awn 4 those tender rtilr..f reasshial Napalms have Area deftword, ert.v ells e **4o,l relied ios to kam that by a penper permaeraiwe to their remedies. the geotral health is wassated. aid the M. premeds rewmard. Items. Ow iad Co. ezeloshelv preterite, the care of thew plottastar mot S. mew that o'er mss not he amt.., 11 a odssaltea with the nalnatra Ja.tty attached in the lammot ematrie. shirt Is but Jangler to thenoel.ev to state, that they have hem artsperly rammed arid ttlwed Mtn rier, basseb of Si. peal/ant= (rerlillkate• •lnea, from swim. Howerah. aml •eutleasalals hem the high", proteolopat osimeisms. they is.. to centime wry car.lntr). This • lialiteste Is the warmer bsolvlsere of as, !gal.,' wasl4. al aretl *4 la Wort parts, rostoriMem Ite t.. often, th. t toetr ',marches barley hero toothed is di., we milrevit ••• era.. ed, the, hold aut a (*raises of remeatin. ta h r was Is htar wider the deitilttaihre of els of o lite panel .rtes the Terrnt Use tam they pram. Mot their 1 r-m-larn trat.stitate a Ent gamed be the ussyregedrol• de. Wide rev ith II hte. ibis I have, by ii. Publoc, two.. Illocntay boo •sintl. T • be remaiwn at time hoar doil, (Ferenailt rre by kites ) In Patters et either See. with leave). &Ilene). arse "tee the. re , i , sis is gibe Cent/ ere neer 6 , 11. fah le the peeliref.r• K thew ewe, life. nod ~on i.e. es •1041 , 4/ resupolw, he. A hylre see htledieme.t i .40 Itemedic. will be rives fgemee e e wiry pa., of the Kitasell• GOSS sod R C. Smut 1.5., 13, Beeirede-street, Lid.. Juni pulioll.bed (Tee' THE Z';l3 cf LI . V.. f.s.,,is. nn the •bAe o. A.l4rev.P.l 1.. . v.. unli nf ...Irk .. Awl.. 21), ",, ''.• I St:. 1 1 / 4 - ..44 I 11. f; rnail-etretli 1.4, Fieetilmt ; lard el Bo •ii,ellfra. Place 5,