The Statesman. — London, England, 1818-10-30 00:00:00

.IGRNCE. s~ - '.. ~ Dant, OM 29.--Came down f ro m tb. w on tad N NW, the Carom His, Huntley, for the Cape of goeld Hope; Tobago, Westmorland, for Demerara; Hannah Ellice, f or Jamaica; Bee, 1;:1y. Whited, for Smyrna ; Radial, Delano, f o r New York ; and the Asia, Lindsay, for Botslsay---the two latter reesein in the D o wns.—Arrived and sell. ecrfor Grimsby, the Hopewell, Lauglstral tram Ma. lag'; sailed the '22d. ..1 td. _ ~.., , RAUSGATIT, OCT. 29 —Since our last more of the, work of the vessel lost on the Goodwin Sands has hhen bresgbt in here, and amongst it another board (ibrresponding esactly in size and shape with that before .mentioned), having-the words 64 atassi4o binas" on it—there can, therefore, be no doubt, that the name on the rev'el's stern stood thee: 46 AN ro JOHANNA, CARSJENS, 1805." 'Po ItTillOtYlll, Oct. 29.—Sailed the San Francisco, dorte, for London. - . . PLYII4OOTIII OCT. 9.8.--SallT4 like' Archiosetios, *so, . for Lorados ; Naiad,. Hstehineos, for dlitto;.'. 4itsitmiles fi lo teitb. .•,•„. , , . ' '. - .. 4. —.., •,Fipternr, Ort...r.ft—Airrived Ai Attiv*. ifok, linswestssoe, la /Alloys ; Tispo.4lloooolk . . . pr, 15 . 403 days; tbo schooner .ffnisq.ehniketor Ikendtni s Wed from Smyrna eight dais bedeirdfia. . , . . , , . DA3T)1•111111 One. .11111ArAvriv?d last Distil the Itiatmenger, Butingtos,..*ton Bosnia, in 104dayst ,fit' iiiiit; sad sailed ter Ofw Cowes fee orders. ' boitsc r , 9c.r. 14.-:..Seßeti his Majesty's Alp Tosaa. , • • 1ti0,L.00::: . 18...0the Tide, Thomas. fro, Itoelmi *erg to ?optimal's, has psi ia were leaky.. ...., ~ it• tniiia Soar*, Ow. *7.—Tbe !twin, Sashes that cruet" on Shields bere oa*aterdep last, he, eft, detivoriag into kook, - go coedits st ILye,, Alois got op to Naweestio,,where sae is distbargiog 'limit I.insinddr: 'of her' barge as fast u possible ; she swita l ' n oes tis sake so such water as to require bee , 'raps to be kept coasteotly going. t lit.vaicOisse, Oct. 518..,The Op Klasseritere, Vt.oteokrints, of Nor 07, from St. Andrew's to Brie. te oo .. l i With froo,ki!fA been detained and brought into pit•o7*Mikli Areizer, for hallos on 60 0 Alti..**.fill*Wri4 Ades for a breichsf the • '1101141411610104:i:t 0 I ts • ittlioot.. iii-t: 1111.. rriollil thi Tilhit. Cat %"•,'%"•,' Ifo, i t ' ll .r.. /Ai 414 Willies, from New ". 4/1 . '!. vd iii 014 Septisbei• • The fisroael; Bradpek,.frian.Litlierld.t•39o4o !wandered at sea—oew saved. • 'i - t w it 'The Pique (rigal. expected from Jamal Cs. • .Tbe Treaty of Commerce between th e United Alamos and Sweden I.2lllPrin re tifit* •• / egeritle desivoes )ttes Bank any be to Introduce • • ~ . . . • low, instead of their one and two • . ti let, thopreseut 'normals. National * 3 koott to as bnpossibilityftbat 4141,0 41 s 115-• can remain in the menus. 'Mut has 'Aseeiliatfif - the guineas. and the eoverelens, mid the • - Ifalf,...iii s inweigas ? There is bearality one tu be MN *kik; Ilia % es on the arerate She wimp of the Colea are against England, pia, endow each * circontsitinces, is tote to find •ts Trey oat of dm goon. try. IN -ne the Continent, a metweigo, f s alms. quenceof the state of exchange, is worth twenty shit. • iii‘ga and slspence, how Is it possible to twig it lac 14egland, where it is worth on mere than twenty shit. hogs, except the principle of pr•iit in human Qatari is first got.sid of ? The most' Tied laws lOW 114 • toad sr... prevent its *glass, bat brasses afroisgoethos ;fly. jaw.. We must, lietetiort, iris 'att. Vansnrrabe credit for his 'intension of the Ac 4 ylu respect of the suspension of a metallic , circetittiow, ..motteithsteedistg. all that has bass said is opporititra •414 . • that inettiobteinessure. M A run EST En, Oce. 27.—The trials of tlilteettly4 • 'tour Comae Spinners (arrested some tills aissi*, • rennfinedia the New Bailey Prison tyt this plat e) charged with a conspiracy, in attempting to raise. their ware, are expected to commence on Thursday of Fridsy. The obese trials wilt probably be follow. trd by those of the other men, who are now.coofieed 4 ln i d aiscaller Castle. Those taken up at Stockport, t*,..a..v . Acinity, are confined in Chester Castle, and will not be Iriviti-esal April next. • *r ' [burros., Orr. 20.—.:1 - eireniky the Albion Capt. , .nuckham, was safely brought into Cumberladßasie, 'and today moored in the Float. Crowds 4 oar fellow.titizens went to meet and welcome her, On the walk beneath St. Vincent's rocks. "She fired a salute opposite Sea-mills-dock, and was dressed in the colouri of all nations, with the bristit—Arms displayed from her fore-top. 'To.dny the • 'ships in the harbour, end the Port fiiig;.stalf are all decorat-gin'cornpliinent to her, and the bells of St. Stephen *ad other churches bare rung and fired merry , peals deriog the mgrning. Numbers of individui ls hare been ow boataUtil view the curiosities she brings : among others there are two beautiful and highly. wrought saddle-clothe, as resents from the 'Marquis of Iluvrincis toftioce latoror.b; some line Jion and leopard skins, fine specimens of •the nautilus shell, snakes from the Cape, India fans, &e. •Wre have not • witnessed so much interest and animation in the Cit) forssome time: we hope she will be the harbinger of increase of trade; indeed our columns slready an. nounce another vessel for the eitatludies—the Sarah, 'ter Bombay.--( Bristol Gazette.) Yesterday morning the body of, a respectably dressed young women, unknown, *as found in a tiiich, near 13ethusi.grten. , Y • 4 , • . , • tqcci trte*Plas:.ii tt iilifidtPlV 0 4 00 I" ) • s , Oteded tp 1.14: diecornamitid of the' lodetaaeffiliillat t;rea at ValPeraiao. • 'rhe tt l ti of ROUNET has reegoed the sitsatto_qii thairman 4 the Wastes* Division of !teat. "the Pique (Arts, Capt. WK.st.r.so, is shortly Wed. - . , ..% , . . . TALlSSeelealtee • OCT. 91.-Tltis Ring 6, Press arrived here, laet ' eight, st awl os . cloeh, thw i t puree of Ramie et hailepeet sig. Mt osia lingtott had peepseed esmytsoes terms foe Majesties, et the Chinese Peeiliati, Os die Verne; but the assist srefelterewera toe fatigued to partake of. I'. Neither Were their htejeetim the Theatre in the ewsalisg. At 10 o'deck this morning, the emperor of emf ficlog of Prussia reviewed dei 9 1 and Prussian forces. Their MOO* lihdltevood highest satisfaction at the dieripilss SW , trot" , het so long observed, and it Abe which they prosested. Almost •tbe.whoto of thepointed** of Valera* ciennes thronged to wltiless this beautiful easy (air end review. At - the Soveresgoa to.;i teraed into dm city : tkty4eadved some visit.; and at silt • o'clock raipelAl rivtbe Chinese Pavilion, oo ths rioes : reete, Where tire Deka of Wellissitott ied liked ihess to a setsplities (Unger. Ilis!Oracarblidl petered on the place a stagoldient test, which 'filisjeltia hod to treetWas before they arrilred'at the bensteoalittllail. Thisitnat was adorned *WI , vlSh•thsaddis.; awd •tbs sollows al all nate* , Ware *Oa ttho.—ati arable. Of balms* piete, which pripdsced the most agreesbtsseenstios.- After Pb` ~14,.,..:aw- e ftliesel ist Pelted to the hotel wMvifr *o little f. 44Pveligiopies, sod-. the-. Wog litiks 111 Y Ad ?Agee nerd,, went to the ro e Mom she flay, a bail eel glint by the City t . o . tise Sovereigns, who attended •it for about an beery and woke is the handsomest manner to the Oetillitisen who did the honest, of she night. The most wealthy asd beautiful of the Ladies of,Valenciennes, ealssnced the eclat of the ball by she splendoet of their dresses, sod the Illustrious Strangers appeared as owdolled with thereceptloo they esperAwer , ed, as the Ci t y, mu matis enjoyiag their ,presioser within its WOK - • ' . 14111/1111Whis, OCT. 94.—Yelilerdayl.et. Seven 0411001110,1hemor4siae, the Emperor of Kassala called !pip th... Leg of Prussia, end the two Monarchs proceeded is the Emperor's calash to Denote. Oa kisleiog Acre, they %Seeded and mounted an horse. book, ..did also the Duke of Wellington. The three illastrious Person... 4 then placed - themselves at the head of their respective co r p s, *it'd went 'lineup a sham fight. which Wood from eight is the mrsitnit till four o'clock. Toe Russians were victoriicssi.— The ?liveliest of there Insomarrea was favoiried bj the finest weather, but unfortunately Nag 10(144811s Were wounded; au Englishman, sweet others,- • was horribly mutilated. - • At See o'clock, the Sovereigns riteritid te Volvo., I Oconee, and gave several audiences i • a fter which they din d, es on sloe day before. tube Chthe.e on the Moss Vole. la the Peening, the Fonperor of HAW* gave audience to the Marquis eA.atichamp and General Deseoles, sad conversed with them a long titre. The Nina Prossia visited the theatre, which was adoreed laity mach taste, and ethithed at the door of the eattence the follossise isscription, th he regarded as a sad realistitl—• Now. their presence, leg. 'Foley, they are to repair to Idavbeege t bet it is not yet known at what boor. PROSPECTS or ISICL4ND. We copy the followitsg passages, with meek plop sure, hoot the Meths Xmas: Post :-- " Lord Talbot, we dare say, despises that pope larity, which may be acquired by a breath end Use as qeirkly and which, after all, is but I thedhjee t .. of -vulgar si&ds. Bet there is a popularity .4 me despicable is and sorely no man of Oarlike it carelessly. That popularity. we ass kkoellency has already obtsined. His that mesa is sot pledged to any thing. Ue algist steno* sea his prosy 'to the Earl of Liverpool Nisbet the Getliolie Petition without tompromisieg his , epheistency, yet by mandesti a • position to the People coe6ded ectotred an leteetice neer them, 'Um power or estbe , lty of - feel Iroto ‘tbivillail 'whit* the seedy takes-4rtmo thetone, seYi whit* the . Public Press froacthe state of tranquillit - part of the kingdom—fror Omige Societies on this Ribboemee es the other, Width, ne fdrttiotly trust, by incendiaries of any kit temper of the Prole:teats, sition of the Catholics of It 66 But the material. queitiee considerations, regards she - polarity to the objects *ad eerily touch pleasanter to to rule a discontented sad with regard to .the latter , bethink well of those who Mini. Whatever may be Bed of the good intention. is piochtimed, and we declare , wilb much delight to drew the Gov/sal:trot, and the Gott. as Ipng as the resent dispositlea in .that quarter, tablett-otooo it pernieuttltly serviceable ' •COVIIIIT-SAIIDEN.-- Mile last night, as the represent Tragedy of that Dame. Igor remarkable for frequent ' superior talent, great iiir cess with the audience. greeted .nnt only with tipple' The Tolman', the tla HALLOWELL, it to be dish. trinial period of the costiorpnd Sir BENJAMIN HALLOW /4A thr Juum itows.sx. • f ;T•1 . l‘a." - A ve' ry 66wcied Nreeling 4 the Irmo& of Otis In. alkaline' was held yesterday in the Est plias 'hail, Mansirp.linine, the Lord Maier in the Chair. • • the Lobo MaYnn 0004 tlie Meeting by stating, that he bad glvei the use of tho Eiypoloo-holl, 0 0 0 4 sideriaj this the best oth that teak; be made of it.— This Ii stitotion was, calcelatbil to enlighien the flieds anti koprove the, morals 4 the Wirer cleave, : by dole( set; the dates of MiLliterriii wilted be made 1 1 / 6 466 oast. His Lordship n- at Wel, blot he heck cleansed s 44toe trots the ill.ghi Laos .. Yaoslttarti 4111 . 1061444/ r ret that he cosh, sot be pretaott 00 Wiest o a *Week Meetirig held that d i . 'negate uffiel..Wtt.so* den tied the Report of the Committee. Mitt setting forth that the pro. • _ geese. end effects bf the P 10d RiKrof by partial Mimi' list r a general are the Mr. 66•411 ' as one of the happy 4k? Wit year. The , inatiroted in issoke: Bibles to' 190,000 Br .thew. Already bad with the word of God. 4 the Several Associations , sepported by tow high prosperity. menus issued daring 1680 i3inte4, 669 ' an aggregate within Testaments —total their attention 14 bestowed high pL Female Associations. Theis into Aceises almost fuyliirldea, to .. in.. 119egilmt of oar ma i l lid the had olitalut, ,Ariptiosilt from unefgqied resource. , tiosie reimiks irste l hevp introduced en ihe salutiry effect% of alio iit. ) ,, i ti l i t wo Bible, outO as keeping perents fangs gin.sh . r , dile. tiree.from aosealormble play in the 'tiro* •an p d te,lll friblik idle oossipPings . 1. timout.d . that tbe bounce!, did not h0:41 the same f...k 44 the) (At) ilte did in the seine of wealth 'rod lit , eraltty. N o t part proceeded nest to describe, the .ss)rttiiol 0 1aiii Cnintriitty. to cries ands in prison:, Thanko/10 / ell4' pressed to the. L.t.d. Mayo; , ger i rticks .teak s al Egyption.hall to a *Kiel, Whopril .. tilito) . , 40104 ea,so i riwyiples wincliesworia to the plot . ge rittiroil of their rights, to the r gh,iiie ei.iy Mott of 4 .1 . pi ! . knee, to Magistrites . lire tru e i .gni e ~f,ih rp' filit 4 sod to Princes the 5414h41441 , 14.. pit thl.fg-11 : . . The II • Dr. Tau s t rowlip;iotat 0111: . Gratieverit warmly supported 4he *raw, adopterl by ihiitefibly, end after fete/144 tha.. ha t•liteTroasurer t S•ctlitifft and Lurd Mayor, the Mweititg diapersed 11l 4 oiciodte LAW I N'1%.14 LIG 1 INCIii _ . — o p, MIRY OF KING'S- RVNCH. SIIRJ1141 ; 11,6 1. ;ifi 4 (BALL, 4)4.T. 9. The Jades continued .their iiitittgariti4 • *pro or. espied during the day in bearing argypresols on de. n iorr ers 4041 special pulittli t tevarsid let the opinion of the Cowl. , ~ ,t -. Da Oily cam in the • least intereattne was— . . semi tr. rue 11.0 YAL **CU A Ni:c ctollf A 14 1 / 4 ; ..4. l4kit, UM.", a,ctioa ow gylit4ist. ,, l. : ialrklellekika ''Attseatolisait, fteeslitnatietliste to i-I;:isberig , The tecle , teere as follow.2—Tice Critpliale sait...il fr. , v4./Or. verdure, and having arrived at a isiaCilici4ifd•O lfi S Boy, was some 111114 Skirt frail; its. It ltt -: tom of Ressian ships in this _ sta to disold their cress, leaving only on e man on boatel to take eats of the vessel until the spring, when,a fresh crew is germ rally hired. Tie crew .of the "Caroline, with ~thp inception, of the Master, /bent nn shore. 00 lb. 9th of January the Muter went on board soother ship on a visit, leaving a. fire burning. lie dud 11 retorts that night, and the neat morning Site ten burnt to the water edge. The underwriter. realised payment on the ground that the •t.ip had been dap stroyed by the negligence of a seswant o but the eerneri having brought their eetion, recovered • Terdic•.... Application was made for a new trig!, and the Comet ordered all the facts to be pet in the form of o epedla $11119.9 which came on to be argued tills day. .. Mr. CAIIII4IIIII. lit support of the. verdicts en& tended, that the negligent , of a servant would not deprive toe o•nersof their claim on the or der 0911. Mr. Serjesiit BosANQUlresoelilded for the revere.. of that prnpoitiiion. The Court, entree 611 the tireamstancet, were a opinion that tile verdict ought net I* be digtetbedi • •.- • -'.. '), . stm."6lo.' '046• - (44 1 ' -. , . :*. ..* 1, SEIrklAillgt1111R1) rtmeimeftlt, Oi Nou - airros 4 4 6. .; • Iiti.SDAY, Oct. ‘ ..f Dakeise R Derember roily, fin. 1111.1116 illk Like's rfelii#4 '• T. /I t , C. ett. 6 tefamallilsember . . G 1 4 . • that ho . . &limiting*** L•gf..bl;ns Mr-Vgod,,,_• " i ;; • sided Ala p ir sie4 Bst. 41e. ri.ru..! •-. c• 6 1 5 44 $ 13 11"': I "' —ls. This 11l do [),rats V Itseasetecuarleßm apt Mr. Ch eireuhrm, its Le n So. 41themilig AL.,,Y,_Alligik_. pfslitel,..§ .. I .Q.mariik• minds anti koprove the A esbeceildoPillicliniT'll7:,l(.ll.t, 241," and 110". by dole( se; the doilesof 11 , ... LortUewrie'elMo,haese• Cameal Dm; enokikodat, I shock esalor. His Lordsliip tvrt is.. &win' qi.n a b*Y Al i t t l Sae Poorn iao eS s. V. 74. 2 **tied *letter boat the itght Hon. a, i r ip, er ts ,i ta ' at cf. goet tY is T o i ritiehei 4 ' Is - i ietZ tile 1 eagreasiel r rat that he eosin not' be po._ w est 's') Ammo buy by boo. 3.lo.4likoistr - 6 egad 5 Oblefl, Meeting 11444 that al. . Ai ens Ceseitu itilL 6tp 4 men VAir Doan. Sle 1 asst Th. .... gay. AKIO. %Vicars* at... -I..di .a_ _ A Trlchtc. •.i.. , " .. ". I lif -Al cIIES.. V ...am.N. , ir= 1 ' . hig-aptiON-.-rgeirlatotaision to obit Otockport Orel days sin, on bagasse which called as to the Ing of Jesuits held-there, I was surprised to t a list of V) Of 00 tames Or persons read Deer. ' hn, it was seated, bed 1111 received summonses to 6Posellefore thed4oelotrates..,Coriess,rn knows's* 'eater, of the traloptaint to be , esbibited %Oast so • • esember4 I.mopperl in the room whilst Ifilfilf* :Iwo allied and atomised. Judge of mg estookb. imes•Oorsereieg - crowe of • Sim meat skint of . the bemire ,irecolverat of whom were in rags, appear " charged. at collector of. moos" with not bating paid their ley,. Oa esseiry, I (mind that the new 1111111rCh St StotkPert Ur) Seen hoilding by Act of Par. liatillk, and .that the very poontet ishobitants had beets compelled to contrite's., towards its erection.— • The worthy Magistrates woold hear nothing in ea. case es to poverty, ago, disease, k(l., Their a05..1 1 1 wee, " yet most pay ;" you meat order *Mb the eollector, we cannot eacose you." i 1 ;,. • , v i have mince ascertained , th a t the itor•dt Las or will cost upwards of thirty thousand pnooale, In beild•end finish it; and that though it is new, has a fine peal of hells, and several other attractions, yet ii is saver filled. I have learnt, that to hand this house of Ood, many of the inhabitants-hare bad their Jew geode torn.from their hops's, and that, at the. time when all or most of the family ware out of teeth, and conseqoantly wenting• bread. 1 - likewise was informed'. (hitt in one iastanee, when a warrant of distress had barn levied, a Bible, the property o ti . pony woman, was sold to pay Ike le y ; and the book I was bought by a pews' as a . ourri.airf. The solid.! lairs bill; for getting gee Act, forcing the lohabitsoic to build Me church, amounted to several thousand] pounds.R • 11 Ibis*, Mr. Editor, that there wants a ref eras in , Oise mathere;iodeed I OS confident, that as she Alfa *tads ,le as /loch 'toad of Reform as the Auit. . The Chancellor of the Eschews'', is his 110 of,tewos u MO see in ward of chosrhea, says, Stock. port will require three additional ones. But if be 1411 come to Ssooltpeet, from what I bear, ho. will 11.11,1fiii the two Meg have already are- not litted-; sotkpeCtlea pro* attend 1/.rine, Worship. The bet ‘4 - 4 they exe , eise: i relizi4 14 liberty, and collie % go abort, Met !Mak is five best.---1 orb, 4.c. A CONIITAIIT A ps9 mt. r--oo.sbotorthority of the . .- - Int . !!:TtlVOge Olt P4 rSoitiitt. we tetra, that at tho flea when the Marquis at Pmts.! : NAL *as promoted tab* Prime Minister of ." tclog. dia. the a a aabor of c lerk. sod other gentlemen of die 4•141 in the different Public Oases, amounted to ,twesty.two thouswed! " The Marquis," he adds, ,6 4 heal the tinny to attack that army of eampyres, and reduced it to--Okirly•lao individuals ?" When • will the Rogliab bare such a Minister ? Yesterday, . actordies to anneal retinas, the Right llonourable the Lord Mayor, the ShetiffOte. `c4Ailer, *c. proceeded from Guildhall to the house of the Lord Chaetellor, to receive from hies an inti . mallow of the Prince Regeot's approbation of the choice of Ilse citizens of London, in their election of Lord Mayor for the *naming year. The Sheriffs, with the City linmembrancer, afterwards proceeded in their siate-carriages round the west end of the tow n, where 'bey invited the Foreign Ambassadors, Cabinet .Ministers, itc. to the grand entertainment to be given at Guildhall on Lord Mayor's day. art in a general troy of lossioess, Josses, has lately di.d and left to his immunise sum of 100,0001. which be res. of nearly half a centery's.pleddiog Ideal lON to 1/POS 1,4 Me left ~ Ares his father's trade, ------____ liniments of Dragoon Clouds, Mrs. Asir PLunrraz, : the aelitnt of many int*. the Cavalry Depot, at Maidstone, sloes pablitslinne, iiied last week st riorekhr Thin :reland. Lady was particularly skilled in German Wormier's. les of the Slit Regiment, gear. A dreadful thunderstor m was espa (hate riancad at Rome , been ordered to Colchester, •oe the nth instant ; the lightning struck in ten or espected [tetrarch with• the Staff su twelve different quarters. Several bogies were en. island. roofed; dee man was killed and two others desiger 'Adlßtreittbeie "t re lLA the ,t - elislY eetilivtni4l7.4l2. inc T h il e e s. "Ifhnell'ftribard.etviteerefloshoaalt Tat at Cl 'a t * li tt t • ' umP r''''' . `"`" Y a ba m i o k u ly ni and loon . rr * .cl the orighboueicg eartroarry. gi lt ~I litr i e- • .• •tii , A ;—.-, 'is til i o. frigate ‘• , • ‘ ,ArtirrtitoT. -- A limPelaystrel-4Pe.gwrid 7•Pter - . • .fifk IFlripleleg .isi tbwillikar r IGfortlMlttolAllbto w is i . . / 1 "?' lit el. -..''' A 'Milk . Mm. , Morelos; IN liiil 41 ( • reftivirCe" fele efsifsk tik:ilib .ote ;soda in ."' ' ' ' '' • ' .' • • • • Seert.l4l**l.o4llo4l,lolol/*, hie apo s tatise hoy 'oboist -.. • . -• , • lorprodeic ly prevailed opon.bg • elm Viesportuntoes• tp ROI _ . WIGS. 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His el& ess bas• lately arts 100,0001. still pont ii i ,... It 7 which prevails riiiil The 44 and 3d II pm the oblivion, i which .have marched from t side, and Astoria ens of , on their route to Ir , have fallout, se from The four Compac , they will noverbhdtasso (feed at Sheerness, iud --from the . • ' ' whence they are eat , and the coaftd . • • t h e unite of the i s t, Ireland. 4 • The Lordsof the, :doe that grows '.l -, p h s. ceatip, : ail° ph*. se substantial ea , ) 44 ,,. • tenth-and g Ito Ow 'tors 4 • . . . • The' Phaeton lei, govern willing . • SUSI! rata Dig 4,911, Sib 1 i 'dissatisfied Pro ; *ads .node sa d iiirat it is an *advent , milte. .-- 1 ..) .vt freight. - . .. ).• .. o are pat in auth , i t "Mit Tire create, D a dolls,. 9 641 gs " ' 611 t in woo., i - is - iiii. Ai on. onellisti° '' "It } Ault)" . C.ll :t j eclare that we s , , you tiered urines e all ranks of she • Wide tt! cas io v i ~ Governmeit to t -% L p.loofas* the 714 isposition appeate 0 pitfall 101 ere it can be ulet4tely a --- !!!12s.va& 'I - -the cause of obligitr 444iSteitiiid'ait sa l . . tat t oo f. 4 . l P li,s Sonannt.t.e . pserod, .wowt• . t 104 [dative of Adel • .. ,i . in the tlcalelheiligti-by I !ler performanCe • is . agate ity th i tiiiiiredits,tt t and powerful syg. or Thus it is e mu leqq*liiii and d I . stk.: be svresion4i4Tor it In several paw - pit was offirint, bog 1 41 v ans ., brit with - *missal. . The nivahltitst. leg-ship of Si r . Anita these fen 'da rt lismantled and . 4, tit a dhoti t send at Cork - b 4 . * 'd. neightiottlhond,sio - - : : WA Is tellemtt , rig ins belts, rattling the boast has beds • - • .. - i li. ...,,, • . -. ',•-•., . ... • s :1* ... ' . 's_ , : • 4 , : .• . ', 4 .• . ; .- _....... . Of Ike InsOtetion tliftle s pi le irti I 1 ippeltfirObil• has . 44 . hoiskt, *ps- i ifielts it staled tberoaoiltment Seatnieft .Astestiery,jlikie ode . ' ty. y Pleas of this instifeilee Owing m Merchant Selldie”'i gocieti /sit s ivy; its object sae to .41turibete 1 Brltiels. sfq4ll 4 now doOtale 4 Ind thej:Wpii!4..lo, . *Olen 04ejlita God. It eildte t ifverteti'to t lots, lociatiene-4000 iitgrie , : r r sebscribere l bollters' ilatertehekist life oiruibfr of Bibles snd feeti ,l ngibe lest year by ibis Society nri. ) 'rests meats- 1 tptat 1349, foribilpg tin six years of 14,356 Bibles, blllf 11 50,232. It neat mentioned to. Workhouses and Asylums, and prilsi on the *s'at and saccess ok Lens. Their 'gents. bell penetrated Oil fbyhtildil to th, PVll'Oleil Of 16 4 sand I11 1 411 4 :d obtained sub,cri pt inlet .... . % . 1 .i.- : a 1 ...,,. i. . t .1 i. ihb , ! 1 . .1 t / Y `'~"- 1 le