The Statesman. — London, England, 1814-03-26 00:00:00

thit ' 4 , .. i . ; ..... •••• •••••••••••4 . *alba al •.? • ...0.1., — ,.%:.1 NA': -.— Clutch was in danger, witeii.te him there appeared no (1 4nger — Cileatql — on all, these occasions the Right Hon, Gentleman writ always in his place s nady by his speeches end his vote to save the Church froth the apprehended danger. Now it •appeared to liiis that no inert' seal or serious' danger coast arise to the estahltSheit Ct(brctli thaii ill suffering the Clergy4q . be degraded and pursued inthisnanner by (Orem* iefurmers. What could 0 a 'grtil'er degrailatirsit the Church, than to burs f i t s dlergy huilteillitta.rin sons, merely for an inadvoliitiet - in 44 complyin g with some tantalite": ? - •714jritsent Bill afforded, the Right lion. Gentleman irn open field for his ta- tents and information.. At.shasfiras the lai t t• Willwai under discussion, there were nian'ywho thought slu t the 1 giving the whole penalty te_the iiiiiirmers was giving .. too great enenarageineak . tp tliceijaAhe case of hlr. Wright it had.beii rteteA k lOnapyr , Clergy- own suffered ' the greatest haffraliierom litiating.lieMa g in a manner, entrapped - by fris,Ao the. sehjectigg i themselves to the penaltiei for Which he sued....thaigt.:. If concluded his ebsersatienaty.sgain ssifultg AP • Right Hon. Gentleman, that.le was sorry W soy , 'thing he had said had glyeit hint uneasiness- • - -. The Bill was then 'committed kr Monday.. . - Tfiti House then resolreiLitainto. a Committal) - -el' Supplj, and • •" • • • 4 :--!-:•-"'' .- , • The HiAtICI.:LLOR cif - 1 14 VCCIFEW.I.ER, agreeably .to fietice, mou s edcr i Virtint of two mil- Uoi ss fOr . tlie"Arail leAtraert , W, Which, with : the Stint alrenity , soted on acepli t tsfa l oreurd amou4t to five millions: . Mr: TIERNEY did nde mean to 'object to the' grant, bet he lamented that the Right Hon, Genilemnn ' had been under the necessity of bringing it fotwbra t i Before Christmas, 35 million's had been voted for.tbe. service of .the.country, since . which time. (hare, had been tWii t unsistially long.agourements. The Rot* ai tengtkinif again for Ili jrnse , ctition of 11 - and insteini 'of one word • i tl• to ei . roilili,t, (Itlll reasons oftheadjourerst s,,or 'that! been done, lit:d tlin.Ohan4l7tet of Abe g?ic tier Comes, forste.o44 asho.foc r tee inilsMore. In a few Osye,,, l gt, pp i .,- reeding' Of ihe'Giirerninent might clear up , apd t **l Ninisfers,reifkt be r able to give some explaeatiosis 1 nitlinut . dittiviatt ; and he thought it would be as well to wait that time,, before the sum was required of the i geusEi - ) 'At present the Members kitew teasel piblre aliairs than my Lord Mayor, to whom,lbeeis I I had beer seine comeieuiotirsomade on, thefstsitspif things. ilie.thosightthe giamiellor of the P.Acheqeeg,.. with his s 1, hobits of besisiess, would easily , benblai te,eptit.mt4lie 35millIona, Imo to 4o without the 1 additiOtitl f two)i for some time at hey. He con-.I clildeil, :by deprecating alusitentiop .a ol- .fencing 31111 giihrt . Dn.,. Gentlema9 ; te ahy.iMpropqr -,siapAetta4o Op..p . liblic. mitters, ! .._, 4 ,,,,,..,,...,.....,,,..„ • llite CII4NI.IASK .. dt . ~." i stqs.. Ligss:44 ._ .. tse i n ci t o sfstell, that out, of the 30- . ink tiOusootect, Distort i: lirisomiss, only, ,13 millions, tvirfoi . the purpose for iiilli4ht the present grant rissis,,asltip4 a tier %seasick, this - suits,tie lakes; now withottt aecipett7,•lfat4t,was s i mwrtpeinfil to ask it Blau it was for the, .1104q41 to.l girpts ci . 10 r. T 1 tit I'C EY allow,e4 that only 13 :millions had beon voictl for Army PUtposes, but he thought that i the ems voted for other purposes ii.iglit, for a time, 1 te applied to those exigencies, rather than appeal to . l the House on this occasion. As to the delicacy of the Crsiwn in asking for money , it was the first time: he lied exer heard of such a feeling from that quer- i ter., ...fie stilt wished that the vote might be deferred, till it.eoultl-be explained what had been done with tha3s.thillions, and what was the system which they were "treeing/ • Tha CHANCCGLOR of th e EtGEIEQUEIt re .... . plied i Oat if it was in the porter of a Minister of the Crown,tq npply sioblic money, without scontroul, he need tietnow bsasking for this sem. The Minister, hOwerlr, had no such power; nor was he aware, that the smallest part of any sum voted for one pur pose could be applied to another. Money intended for one branch of a particular service (whether army or navy), had frequently been appropriated for. a time to another more urgent branch of the same ser -, vise; -hut never had the money for .one service been applied ro another and different aerviee. . . Mr. TIUSKISSON agreed with,tbe Chancellor of . the 14cisequer, in. his viewef the ,prectice of applying the emery voterlifor diiferept serviCes. Thf grant of two millions was then agreed to : and alio a further grant of two millions for the Commis sariat. 1 ~.. Mr. ARBUTHNOT then moved several sums in Supply : 36,8341. CI. payment of certain Annuities. 1,6731. f,r the relief of the Poor French Refugee Clergy. 4,50.4. for the Poor French Refugee Laity. 5.117ti1. deficiency pf Grant for Printing Hills of 1813. 93,5941 for the Maintenance and Employment of Convicts. 1,9781. Extraordinary F. peaces of Piosecptions fur Of fences relative to selling Coin. 1.51171. fur Grain nod Potatoes held to the distressed Inha bitants of the Shetland Islands. 5,0911.1. fbr Repairs done in the Houses of Parliament and Speaker's House. 10,0061 for Holyhead. N 9,7801. f it Interest on Exchequec_BiUs. 1,4331. fdr the Society called die !triage of the Destitute. _I.-. .04tititakies CAIWY,'S SPFACH. . •, AT Tlli ANNAIAL FESTIVAL OF hr. !AM C'S. 11S r I.IVERPSOL. _ At j The Ri g ht Ron. Furl •Ptstroll , ‘ the School, srt a munificent example, in profentiii4 to the Tres. surer of this excellent Instigation, William Flounders, 2001 ? tett .11 t•• a • 00. P: PHANCI6 JORDAN, Foy. President deb,- Cbarity.' .lis !be' Chair : r • - 01:14TLEXEN I I do assure you Ma t I '414 1 14001kli sense, of the 'distinction which you hare justt in'ilVettirtatt upon me. To such a demonstritioh' OE' feeling froin my own countrymen, and upon suct a day, and such an occasion too, it is utterly impos sible fir me to be, in any degree, insensible. 46 OClTtitineN it would be very idle to enter upon tiny detailed report,- or any laboured definition, of ,cbaracteror essential objects of our ea _ this genera. _ eellent charity. It was , formed, and it has. tiouri‘hl ed, by your own labours—and I am sure that it will require no very painful exertion of your personal cue, or, youregguerous secrificfs,_ to. spotaitt tbo establishment. And, in .hap Pier times, to extend to a msichjgreater 'timber of the, un(rtdnate children thepreclo• - natititiges of edeition. the' your their. genius the .councils country I • "To ceosign,the children of the poor t_Aicc! A •d - essiesi charity, or-t* support them in that way yourselvesi can lead to ntkpermenent good; it is unwprtby the dignity,. it is • repugnant to the feeliigs and the reason of mno ;,,but a fixed scheme of educalloni• by affording them, in future times, the, means of supporting themselves, opens to the: not only the best, but •some of the most splendid prospects of life. You place within .their reach, respecinbility ; the most substantial—you place within their riettail 4 1 1 Uety " thP'flectl (id of an . Organist for the parish ' honours the most unfading— ,,acs foe give to. their titoreh st. : Ptil i Deptford, came oo in the church. ;Jabi a eharactor of, refinement, asithont.wbich mat ThiiiiipOihffient Wag placed:by the Parish at the dis- or permanest•happiness can 'milker los enjoyed nor, 4'6410 Mi. Finch, a highly-respected character of perceived. But, Gentleurven, tmen.. if the mind, be ;fib adiepted the most judicious plan brought down, -or subdued toOsimdkier views, we olitaht the best performer- ent„of the irbteerous shiti still - find no want of gendieo i greund upon %rltiv were no•fiwer than. 29 Ile pro- which ' cutfNylatob, an eminent peFformer en the organ,. rity. into as tvell as a in of honour, to act as umpire, assisted ; a nearer by i iflend,'who were iltlictlY iaclosed in the cLurchi, descend, so float they 'could not, see_the • Probationary pet:- , (naive Ile fi?the f •)3 c r i g ut tit ler!, or ver ormeri,see e t stragtrAt o! yt ro We:s. was to give his dfeltioelx./suiphorawithent thg •,IC,oI aility of hnoilnx who' were playing. ,Ogiets o Alto protectio rtatiNhlit'es tiltersned 'ptrfirtilape r lo coro,peki i tOts:isjA safety, ion of %Vie •firit-ratelthlyers. The Nays% ctf,t,e, add to t.thers,rcovtedim rift . % litf i galiick -111 K. tobAir ;IF...before kte,„ w - •-1.• 1 14 1 • 4 1 4440-ig'V 1044 RIPP 14c or " b o Am, ¢ a sos t tit them. I idiil w * r green of i The GIIIMMAN having reported progrosy;the noise resumed. The CHANCELLOR ofi the • •EXCIIICQUER gartriaotlee, dm he should, on. Monday, it eve, in th, Colnmitte• of Supply, for two greats : use first to -. petit% for liii interelt of Eneheqnef gills; the se -• . rede relapfiL ln.... ..he.fdArndi ou road.uttion•ef a Sinking. Fund for their T " cl ' • - . torlifo l i *thite not . Nell *WA putiiiiiiitiiitteies t 0: ettle e sitrinYel:,' sft owi *kWh lOW hiletl;•triustNrecoli ith a mixture of a ffl iction and horror. Suety-en .14 pot risc,eya i rx : . But, , Gentlemen, it. is, my 1. ral . apd, ~unr a ltetable.conriction, that more real In, -illi4 resulied co sgeeetittom'i z .,„oriilce acid' the rterT ti.ctitotle+ief i rilainc 'that, . 'from . all the pre.: editated guilt that soils, and degrades, and infests' 'ln•world. Gentlemen,. eon this subject I shalt l (Kg ply no more; bet I Flo moire you, that it is a. 14kgratlficatinn and illlight to me, to address s u ch' n Asserribli; ° op:in tits j occiesiciA t'o'd, on Vilna, it is. of vain to look everf et'o6rfhletliartirony''of senti. 'ent. In truth, whereike-beart alone is interested, ;nd honestly interested,. it imports. little what the snbjeel is.; perfect concord must be the reiult of earnest enquiry, aid of fair discessiod.ll is the lest wish of heaVeilnit'stich 4 c6uttilifitski inbsi,- • ' dimmest idtiontiest r• . • • , , a • --- 7" --- 7 -4 4 7":7`7 , "! -- ""t Val^ " 14 4 1 14 *ft tli F 4 15 • ja r .01 0 fir lAA ' OA " i trilin 4 naiiiiiirte the gOth leve l e‘hlii "to , " Ebettain • ac. • i~ nilddie;Sf thiero edit. 'Pk piedieff Itium net suspktint the keepet shdflting, was ictreniely stiftichted - fer Same trtinultssi hat the woeM stand inlite tithe - petition again, lethe'keeper der.t shoot. 'Fheleeper iOthetliatety ihdt' Within . brats inch Of the fitst 'shot. • ' • A Ter, lingntir eireemstarfethappened during the present viPtieit, ask village church treat Witham. A. ceittfly'Whiliteliths laid been 'flOblished in the church •4 1 1-itiiitttiining parish;' ireie assembled with their 'friends, in expectation of the'eeretnony being invne lithihdy lberforeard, when the certificate of the Irmo: bating been published was required..—This was 00, .*nstd aecinick as, the distance would admit, bill Time was -rapitiiy advancing, end it was pre.' posed to arrest his. progress Ely .stopping the clocki hg woe peremptorily refund by the Clergyman,' libleietoeeeded, bet not wita- tit sapidity in 'his . ' 'might • - POLICE.. .1 ,tlxt ox-WAst••••rdoisn Allen eros.imatartily ,hrooght • before Mr. Bums by Mny.and . Golf 4 charged with, stealing 'a horse and a cart Jowl of trood, - • The PrOserutdr, Erlwatd 'SWUM, stated, tint itched -left . his horse awd"cartrivalled.with—w, od, .Otaudiagin illacitfelars'-voad, while - he went into the li t h is a to f one of Lis •custonam, itntllon tattling hut again the horse and cart.hafl .bntlyttisappeare(b . .11 8 'sought them all round the neighbourhood, but with; Oultinceeis. Abottet*o hours afterwards, howeter i he discovered his caPt moving slowly along the. tans: betty-road, - but without the horse, it being impelle4 forward by• the aid of the Prisoner's strength. .Q 4 engeiring of the Prisoner where the . horte and thd woofi•were. he said he was wholly isttorant on - that ioh act ; two men hall delivered the cart to Istmomxl fetid • dt. to takelt home according to tile !maul* n upon it; they gave him ; shilling for I.itr trouble, but he knew nothing.moro of them. IVhp it 4 before the Magistrate, he told the , atne story, hot ) refused to say where it was that the cart was deli— vere4 . 0 him, or what ..ts,cription of perions ti g were who employed him to takelt home. • • . . of our country., . le precious 67 __ These advinteges, believe me, are t sired tbeill . it' Willie from Spartfsh &incite, from'erhicit it appitattp Under these cirCumstaliiiis le was coniutitted for of heppiness ? and the, highest pledge of individual that the Rerolationists hest) gnieed:.-some important ' reuexamination to-morrow. 7 and of national honour. ' 'awakes's ores des Royalists. The followipg.letter ; ileerrew.cnanne.-3ohn Hiarvey; a laiddle-agmt- mats, of t• " In'extending these blessings t o' the hapless off- preients some epithet particulars • ; . . : respectable nppearance, was en friday brought before the . it- , a ..1 .--t 1 tine Magistrates at this Office, fur essintindMin on Ili , - •foll - spring of our country, lam far from supposing that et) CU RAP,A,, NOT: t5;--The'afrairsar veneznela Jog charge t-it appeared.thatthe titi.mtereausetteMe.'Greele;; you are bound by obligations which admit of direct aiiintliihirnit''preiperonts state . ... !Mimi tile . fall ef landlord or the Lord Corowallis public-haute, in • litorehmi, ti L euforcement ; tut I must be pernaitte,d,..in the most the Province or Ciiiiiiii t •on Mild ofAegust, whites L reet ra ij i s =t e t t e r mse re, r tal T i n l x °^ l l l 7,4 l l:e4" ll 9 ' earnest and unqualified .manner, ,te.asaert t , dot you, was succeeded by foltet-ereheitrotrissoe of Barcelona, a lady in Brunswick-square, mentioning t" are prossa4. by obligations which, to a. feeling or, en ,on the of the same mooth, there does not remain ! arreet:g f d or ths4 ledgi li ng, b e wens r honourable mind, are Of, nunsh.tdeter ti Tifik,- ) t aild.;or a iinee'S'pe?rd'io either of thoserrtiihieei..*ltt the "„ p f l i n ta c i t .; . . h eti m 43 o l4 :p e d e th e W i r at h i er e i e ! i e c c en on sp i):te d floor went o "le .en; ' : moot greeter force and„impor at,ce—you aveltsiapd Province's)! Ciraceas, General' tfOiiiiitliniti otnptet i e.: ll l : s iww. l te h o p oeitc.xi: ; ri b 3 n i. u ni t ot h e . l by the obligations aed ttaie I A& i )11iniekirby si n - if iiiiiiiiir the Spaniard ' s' iirlied' •frntti" Cidit. lure iit the breasts ljf *tifel li f . " 1 " . - dhelaitrdoun- Porto Cavell° thiiit'iiirid' terr a iVed 1•306 'men, who ! had ben t n o braken open, n, ftt and robbed try... 00‘. then,. f •04:'.aiii . fis do justi c e to thos e . united to skiew-miigekted Ct•eoletr'whotts Monvertia : hindkerchiefs , and many other writ' generetirsiiirits of aglitter Vsti l Oy-;-tot those liberal, . ' forced ' Wremein iii Porto Cavelles 1 ' ainotrntle ebbet: dal"' stairs, and l ! eqtlaillted Mrs ': cued. After consulting for some time, excellent, andilimane Inhaditinif,ist Liverpool; who 2ocKr.:.L- . Ther ittielad' General Bother, mmHg*: CM, and went iiirstitirs to the Prisoner's) have irt merited' tyeeiPLieifiloruPorhigif desplict and lencis, idirthey were completely beaten: ~.., ;•. the door, which lie °pelted with P.' s searched, and otrturnink 'up admitittion which have thN 'tight liewftietirerMl from' 7 " The 40 4 1 , ett•the Spanish side was at•leart 4001 j it a erchiefe,'lnet•otber - anicles. stolen. the Chair. , Cis; indeed', ditetititti"dd : fult justice men, '24v:officers, killed . a and' prisoner , and the re- . were found there, as Jikew ise kbeariet to men wite; ; liikegh . tiot bound 6)7'114 BO of COuntrY, l , meinder which escaped' . are now shut' up. in .. Porto , et arilm o a ni ny other things, Vie s egez o , first aided us - in oar intliiNtit stioggies; and have I C.:Art.llo; 'Mei* they 'are dying from starvation and 1 The Prisoner was c.etn le in'itted to N e e l t i s sincesontinned t with unceasing sere . ' and unabated i dlatele, its they are so closely besieged . ', .. I litAiesion-nerin.:-Iletterfliesiey 1 t takesspefore tbe Lo!tit. .te.rm, nib. geperoiity I opt only loCrifit the Moil ptOrshig want, [ - AA Attrans)i' of 2500 men, un d er the orders ofigia •• tering a draft, purpor k t=s ee t i ortise Charity . ilut- byitelio d osiliiiisitodng add dis; • gadier- Genital •Urdanetta ) is- now marching-against ' add Span, of - lament. 1 — O, . 'for charging thet(tseAsons.. of • office ' , ;ha ,reOstedl the y i Coro, which, we are assured, will surrenderto this hilu ;?e of . 1 1 V a.;t u ti 1 . f , ` e $ ti n D I t C o, N le I P ' School, and .working- I- am pcousl „to; think, open army, as tho' people of that misled- province now , a c) *. e •tifittseof- Sir min... " Cur il li - tt : I nd a. eland, a richt and a peered, soil, • have , its ts groat, most fully see their past :errors.. ~I • • ~ ;; , . . t notes having been given in payment:. degree, established' the . high and pre.eminent than . 0 I forgot to mention. that. igleyerda, was ;nor; , c p r e y rtfl '' :O l t i t i l l ie tcli n h o i res l , t runt de w at as . o . tatter of the Irish institution. • for this declarationo.tally wounded in the battle meat yikieor4o,-;010..00t , dred poutia note htid already been pat which is not made by me in any invidious spirit, I • enteroditia beck end came ottt-14is smooth; and"" he . elven taes chesgetMet- Nattier . ! t hen ens i l i tlya tracei f it ai, tll ;l l.Ai n g e i t i tz ;i uml have . very good authority. The celebrated Doctor ! refeivedtwowther wounds besiiest a -1k carn,manded.,, retie ' ruse Bell, of Madras , well knew, that ,' on account of i Ise that day t .and is now succeeded bvs..giencetiaintn, Cleritfuf.the,GswrineLik9"l"iwi-°" 4 " , i religion, none were debarred a participation of the?, Colonel, Sollentan, , r ho came alit ittli, toe • i room : bad received it 'YmDer:on who Mated '''' , de:'? • • .1 iiniiiighOitatericte AS) pact paynseebof benefits , of our liberal . Institution, for it is wsystern ; from cadiz. . . ._ , • ,L.:),„........: ... e ; had IsseerLin that (7ottri. pie tit .., _enquiry, proved of impartial •care, and of generous competition— I ," Our army at present consists; ,l.;00.() xeill .toisivi! Debi due bS the Pelletier. Who was a clerk in the ern rftliy and perfectly eqtral in the distribution of its . equipped troop', .bthi, ides many others' with. laucarg,'• , :fr, L a elit ' L L," l l " .* raced ae " k j ,, ii : s l , 4 ' o "„.„," ; ' ic f"„. 'o a n ild b e lhe i o r ca ll i m i- r es ,, t ,; encouragement' and protection—and, in effecting &A i , „ttpiaimpessible,..to . form. any . edequete idea' of p ;aoellitilkfor ate emelt* inloesetrit• had come into his possession, all-file risiooll• that could be desired, it has only , the teptergy,a44 love .9f count . ry aid liberty, whi - d h . w he at hei e lutter44vietwatasteiskilegi .yet:t BW. ,let ' ri s h s oin waY tt'e req de u li e :e led red a l l Cit elketed• What might reasonably hare been expected. ' pervades all. ranks iiifristr-1" '• , , ~1 coisiboot..46tes emitsr-, v. Var IL. notesobteiee4 atesei sach l eGenetseriL y . - ie./ A lways rite navarel• result of a i ~. . .9.:„ . ~=jemeswervez. ~..., , ~,_,...::, ..,... 4 _ ....... tr.„..t.srifiri ltaab or „ g51 ,._at,..E • .* : tt ,0 4 0. 11 i ei t,.. rr. chauge.fitihr . A 0 11.404 4. ~ gar so-plaid; aid inteHigitete prittelgisrastiatrfni-t - .-A Vtast4N . l64oitence too' place ,in fle ly- • gm lowed up. But, Gentlemen, this distinguished market , a short time Since; which 'snow iheitililear -Pr4 " Pe "4° ' tein r 4NV 14 " 4 1 1 jer . " *. &114". " .. - Chaiiiter," Doctor Bell, came Itttsotsgst us. With of an actiop in -Doctors' . Commons. We give the] . -to ,- - • .:c1 BIRTH'. ''-stfitleil- - : -,. i the liveliest demonstrations Of interest, he very as- facts as they cease out at Ihfailiborough.streetPlili a ce. - : .IreNarriTir Faitflee e VVlZOi lle . ten lath siduously examined several of the poor children— °like, op, si e rt ,Pl' 100. A tradeinirin lit'tlia; :=1;„ 4 , 1 ( 1I N . s ji,i,,,!y e ,„'..,, L l r ;-?, 4 1!p. i t . : f .. , .Y 'lo- ha admitted pre.eutinente of intellect—he 'visited the flaymark ,er li thy; fAt t •Or Sanuary , Is t ,f, :ala i ' ....., .1, ,• : 4.,.i,,...m, fikit i0wn. , ...F4.q 47, - , poverty of our land, and be.found gems covered with ; left Mr. arisen , e...res . glable tradestitet klt Si. .., , Op Moostm.,lpt,at Sarathani.Cittpra t _Sitrilisy, Kr. linnest rags! You give them, I am aware, that education;J • ' • 'a,_, en is l eeCotiir.: . . . .hituse •ietT ; rei 0 . 914dt:int, of Obskilie!-syeet, el . Lfittril , • "Mak dant*? of which appears merely necessary : to. the ordinary oc- el* . s. PP ejoil ), .... - ,bifieher_ ', ge 4)11 " 5,14 2 ' w4l " " U PP e Kminim P P. 't-...:, -os t i n :-..m-i copations of life ; but think you that the more chosen trrii tio(fhe, p0144} . „ . . tops te ,•,' • l• 11.4 ..., . • Eyelet Er"... - . : . s i p ipi; . ri ft - i l i . w ) ..- h'e 'fits;di i • I'9 the .93d inst. in the . Otfiee, NitE Thestgen. • • of them are so' destitute of natural taste, of mini- pit et thejt i opefty.. ~ tom .., i ton the 241 tr le s t j u ti n ,tthe ie r an u soti est.jati n *irk bility, or of fair ambition , • as • hot, at some-period been seOttsliefi int.t ' dye i t itao of his' chi'- , of.Osildfore-street i .,Resiell-muere. .. ih• • L i Of their lives, to indulge in higher views, snidest feel dreg. The btrotinr... i t id of _,. 11)OrbOtt to read] °• ,.. l l l v e k it,,'„ f ast i be in i ihn atr .'" e ` tr . eet- . Jo h o ' B-1 4?• "'r emimi b "*' 0 1 1 . " 4 04 13 "" 0 " rge C41 7..; a nobler impulse? Believe it not. A little tints and evk the wilts •seprt &- p . 4d. wvyl i t in the act oP F, - 4,?addiaiges, kged.lli. . I • •, some of the objects of your present - bountyimay dgqt le, .01 fa.r . ::::iia, j • 4 4:frois. him,,#llll IV 'll i 7,,,. 4 , _ - -Ne become the objects of a nation's pride. Tak4hdoe . hell a - nOt sinciefieciroftEeratili: . Mr: Ottibon giii ' " - ' ' 11IATRI MON' i': . instance. those infant minds which already bear the a warrant against the, biotheN 4 but the tiagistrAle , 1 1 / 1 1;0DIsorders haveL , contributed. • There. -essentially , stamp of superior excellence. See how the USa4,ll Ifikin'eltitol s. 'kat' dAtttiltheetiiiiitt - of' tit cent* i ' • - 1 . 4 d eli.- •W i tia la r l ie li rti lL e:2ll ll 7 wtach s li e ( 14. ' troulled purpose, created by education,: will 64*,..4fieliie tie tiatillii'hali z ' . hatted l ity ayill'atfiltshi l ad,l : fq 7lo.loc4o le ostelsacos kotedlotili, bo e t n tihoet e jl e r r e'.oo n Aituril define itself. here repose the acute, the subtlei, 1C469019 Mtorsii t e aiiistii, ifir e til; i iv irdnto:.....r I hat been tainted . bY disease, a rcaovatioo of stability is iudis • searching potvers of Kirwan,—there plays the l ITlli•dettut after Erlite ttet 3 ' sett . .. . .bWile' .. l6o' 14 ieeks,l 1) Tr t ,. e , t -rg ) 4°lgite. rase Isovepe devolesttour prartica In the exclusisst, uriant, the gay , . and wanton fancy of Moore, --. w t s Wailbe(fEß'on &Hai ay;. ' . •eitise t iffn.' visit .hiving ! treatment of the follon - Ing di.orders, and the titeraisful'imult of in that little breast, sleeps the heart of Wellingt n ,4boiktf i jiteittlitia ' vidiinfaiti - to - 'titi ' • 'int " %Mel meV e"'"'" 4. 61 11;" * „. l ' ird t v i r ul t° arr , 416 rs4r as ere ore These are not the flattering or lying !eget,* Os printed 'thlitinkrtidifit' 'ctitcliftitedi nfprielisit 'Otkiilic a be t. ,iirie l oLi r ig g e:iniiitu 4 4 on:L.l ti,fiXolitiesja-te the "" t l ' u. romance. Every page of your history teems JeitirT flialleheeeesoisie was' etig• tri- the beitse i Wfitek•eadeed : -After tailtatinnioisteverY bbnottionsit Oty,Sergeons,we foreedt tierso • iis, ,- 4416 ... prftedi m no i r ;szn i s i ;ise sit i .:,...e:%, , , , ,i,::::;Ltighl :i ;g i!c r . CACl: i e thy iuMvid e sals instances of the greatest men and the most illuatillot* ailreet siosetobiage -if characters, being delivered up to society from fottndy,. Wise frOm being backett-dowtialard, anit - denwatid:- , t iir cipitotwy of generdi ptactlilionerr.. • 1 ... L ' t... ations hid by the benevoleuce, or the comme to • . ed . that the co ffi n should' be'brotight oat tit the freest ambition of individuals, who would otherwise eiej doer, width was dotie. 7 - The dirorder4 to the cure of which . we : i t) *teemed oar at. l oesitlno einaprii.e sfery arriett or „IdesorottV.lifictila t. nil 1084 . of Debility, whether arising freni !lie litalu of seiteel-lusys or sunk into obscurity. Such were the sageespeu ers/ "On the 44b- hist. two Of the most extranretinter; Itteindulgende!: tir ranniirr ;gar ; thateeratiament of Ale sys of your laws • the enlightened, eloquent, androliwri'nfila tkertticelded were made in the Park at Stain '. i =tiro oesr e ir w ei l s * Z4st c =nt it u nt a Mit eeril r i e t i iZ i s u t i ' al ' flexible defenders of your admirable iostitutifirti;' lielrugh• Castle; the seat of ['envy Vernon, Esq. iiteso4vakort.4o4.di. , 4l.4aate oakeatir,*.f,asi:d ,which ' t r a m .; and the brightest ornaments of science and litkra- , near Barnsley, by !tsar Naylor, the game-keeper, • battled *slilU,ol athec.practioners t are by oar wont* lin ' piiveaiilin'orlietittnent clrectiulltratidlwrindaratlv cared ' . i ite tore ; nor, should I hold it any preposterous ansidie4 eta ftteited 0 1 eighty yards. Disputing about a without the patieurs..ffertaa the racreriotnta• Wean li• outran fication of the picture, to *expect to fi nd in ;IVA! gin, %3 inches -fetig„-o person held his bat upon his' tog tie worrhakt which frequently fitikws - the application oC tile-iisnar cans. tc. fettle Ones?. of our extvitsive practice hil future pages of your hittory.,-attd.spon tile retail - of , head; . die. htll4edile n is Vt MA ftesAiliesiti;fseith the - ‘ etropulis,twmeriss cases of st . ric:nres bav e . beep and aro fame, thenames of some of those little dapeodeotsl tilfrailliftlicf4llllo -• . "'LVOV itttmedtatefsliart i ttfenier nor rare, the total eradication of which u etrected upon your bounty, directing and inspiring withi at irks's length;' - gnu' the ball went through fhtd, btu Ade; beratia. aid earslitiort mode of cure, *prior is ,nn other yet . adwtted. rbe we:A . ll)oi, relax:l9oa, item de. - .- - ''' and the armies of iced the hat • from mY bility, proceediog• this complaint, are speedily removed, and the pnAierie rOutoted • *mold eed vigorous health. But where the debility has for years - existed, a proper ;terse seraore in our restorative remedies is iudispeambly requisigts to revive the slumbering sparks of life, and to reanimate the cini=tittition. . N morrow Diseases are the resell of ignorance or haste in the treatirem of it simple Gonorrhea, and it ant unfrequently hap pens th :1 the feed!! of life are poisoned by the iiidicretion of as naguarded hour. By u superior rituthod such complaints are easily cured; ai4 even where other; have failed, we trust that we may presume ti offer a radical re-establi,hment. Few, however, are the cases of complicated distress in this disorder, coinparca with the calamitous situation of men, who,, I.,tbdinvoristkilgettrrina solitary vice, or the prevalent Gaieties of a fashionable life, acquire thot state of debility which is the unavoidoble comequence of suet' perniciou, habit:. Where the I, unhappy suffer. r broods over hi. inier.), but careft conceals tly .liis inasf Oromes, it may be some 111 , '.0•301141 for 'him to know, thotaltitongh it ht, au Ojeet of.cltraht at wocertainty wit h +ghee practitioner, the removal of these deficiencies by the gradual progress sif rimtveittion, it tilt acquirement of Oar experieme. If tat rites of Bacchus or Veuns 'isave-Stegint ko;reiluce ylaisar, much ativiefg aiil lie preve,uted bt an emit emit Pr at* 0 * • iid4tilir ~tMtl great " . 711) Fl i r' elf 're fd .lin - 'I p.! 4 .01 t,' CV f,a .1 N ti ai FN~f rte. 18 . 4 fte 'know •Tt Ac. '... 7!: .1 I Bela 1. -Ohm WAY ?lel Co. 1 4 The 'yak*Of,d IPIO.I 1.11, 'be Ate P t it kit h. ir 10111 Ch llettrAi 7 44 `' al .atii c•ift _fOeic ,~ RAI atla it, ttml .., , 'nosy aftetarma, and agreed': - lll.lll Hutt he lived as servant %Lit • Boning the lady's mode • -- her . ' ...1: ' 14 0 ',Aw l sec" reit reed ahmknise) A bed ; lbe mairiaervam *egg. her the room Where he wg; tho II 0 'tense evening, a gent loin .ni to his apartment , and if htti Vearsyr 1 °mot Wehrle. diseovered.lt4 . Tire bbed of several shirts, aecke i 1 fiiii c articles • oo `which he Cleft's'C left's' I.kirreiC ,witli :wind bad o tre lower' • - ! time, they seat for a e ii. If goner's morn, amthnocked at ' to ''v"'k relostattsce. The Aga/intent. 'oda'. the bed, 'all the shills. band- . . st out of the gelidness" hoc • ~ islet cloak, silk hNddk - crchief: , ~ — WO.4, rty of Mrs,. Greek, -*bich he ' . -1/0 11441 . Micro's room. .- ...TOll,l Newgate for-trial. ' 'ISM esley How ell - was OR Fridor ' ir ti a a charge of forging and ut- 1 . ! the draft of Ales.srs. Brookes ..., .. • 'for 30V. lb. on the:llo4lhp 1 Ja. It appeared, that on the 14th t r'ati'o was presented and paid Alt Id Co. a 3001. aow anti smaller. ni. On the forgery beibgdis- ' . ..3i the Gantt et Isagbuod to SVT A ' .• . Aispoveeed that the .twohaa. t it pgid in, and one hundred - 4 ' • alaer,. the: •Pitj Marsh* . w ina atter some time, A , eti :irsie'4ll the ' il.ondon., who ko '• . 4) " 11 hated that be Ht atlilo. 39, 110 of a debt fot which process Vi l t rhe debt, on enquiry , proved ik I li II • 11.141 U.. •1•0414 1.111 S.IIMJ JIM.[ 6111/1514t, 1plell.•• If •••• Ir•••••••••••••••, "T.,. ••••.•• •,,-- .--,-.- 7-r -- - --, -- - -- - - • - • anti in 44 Ittisiasi g ultficite, rota In, tart* cmgaritur treat ditanat . to establish tho, clisims of • 'our. encaltentycha. atiedisg, which:oats:WV lotsiwatoll might hive doae, • ;us will occur On the- contrary, 1-saL persoaslad Al*, open or tug 'the ansioasroooplo *Awl, %rhea lu!, in (.tIP ' Pitlir.iehirnmki..iTlio bait lot* 'Dee tits I I n' t'd in tbeii• qi er aad mere acctirster, lieu . , itun. stilly as ! moo . sir/ 1144141.A111.0ortfasony li he clock A truck, bleb& ex iiirn . mli• . .le of ii ffin!ly ra rytite . maaelighthu:;i: : ::Li P iu,t.torepb . li l d, iinl the fOtliAd i atiOntal.T. GAOL ..a s o, port The book, as though by magic closed, and uottsith. ,tic i n iit e u r r t ai is Ns e it. cu c lii , .. i b io t ir u ) 'unload sli,:tl l . his c i te retoira.po mom ,4iligoO4„ol,gocriiplo ' : l44itto t ail l the intraaties. of thnee recent, the re- p, • surkr .i- 4 ,e• , ' , 4 ,0;;, 0 7,,r e t- e ii v i t or ".l l 4 r e h t i g i o lk h-e- 1 1 , mr iris i Gr o..resl cons or or the. ,Andositopt,Occ?,rraoosik r ol. nriniiier s ar t t,ri - r . till * the .1 3 1kiittit 1 The ili Aditce Un eifie ' ►' r (end dot wane will bieTnroiirOt . tat ' , • • wituilitir it Oiti — . YokP b . ~Popallyamal r., Anzio. -OW ; tut*, ; AwA t kph • , Dion •ed to fa'r, a e rred '' ~ . • . - ----..., strira.• , • ovidt 1 I Alt) • $ v i _ i_ ~., • t . TIT Avery m pith , ialms eur underipking, spit 411 e - -- T„ tionlotbaso.,fe4lo+ milimedi l .0404 ilitNOk i'it n i . 1 1 q ittrl°K l o f ~ s ed 104risesittner ohm Are. t.. , wt.,' form 1 h4d lewd s i po , 1 111 :V r. 4hlr l • hrtt 40 0w ON ON% 'thon • al, the mass 54 social :iseeiplimatioo l 4444s4Vita „ I P. ^lv i Aatoqu.se. _u ~ 1 ,.. :, gist's tA• ! I :emitiO:yrrie ji4.4 (..4.. mw be pu , sulta„dltygl i z fr • . itt lig ,k 1 , 19, 4 ?„ 1 4 1 , 11 twa i ,t , or- 11 7 6. ki 41b10•106460 -Oceery • mod a0u0u . r,... I, "peso ,of go i blia r ' siqoAky r ooNol v iyoni lai. ity o A elf I niti4;l4 - l'etit dill li ,..)14, ItoweA , JAI l a ltiturn.... • 0 .. Iv i ' a uti ll Itg i crOvel, otoLitrilp,the m popoWopit f . a • al ~f-t$ lohi ' 4 l l_ • l l ' 4 . r 4 s l oo t iste . re, 301, 6 744 ~.... _s- to um T1., , :' ,.. A I eel*, NO: rof,liowni-KAMA , !` 4 r e t i • di f t. l i t.StAi .4 • -A. - 1" 4 I 'would..k4,prpotpeAst r re o? y orate lt, al' rmit'll; iiii• . ..... 4 . 4 . 0 _, -- 1 0,., ..,,t., Aa i ii... .A. , ; ir. . -.• - k v ', ) •,.. rill dill of guilt, the result of sweat or i formed by the clergyman the folio win , ' day • ''''' l "I " Ai " r if f 1/14 I t' 4 4 11" TA BOMAN P aI, Fieret;sl:4 l4 , 4ll! ‘ • ' • u • • - • . • , 'T IP 1 POrei ~, A' I T: .