The Statesman. — London, England, 1815-12-30 00:00:00

. . .1 . • ~.. , . • .• r ••=m-m•• a...• - n *..+. .. .. .... • • .• I . ... : 4111 ‘. 11 0 1 7 / 4W 0 4 ;4 ; 1 11 / 4 1'.. 1 .. ' hi l t ' i ifitail 40 ' d tylit the 4ii widclithit hitter, tied the rejectideqef thitillill ,en nothieg Mid/oohing measures of ceetilly;and co- and the divisiona of country 'hid willies eselfead -• :t uli °9711141 " 4#411 was. he IP " it ' l ire. le t igeld 4 f 114 . 0i Anlfeiti o . iler ;gene . the in._ Tiiiii..oeli:rit4 . letettioe,leevielt ooh Part of its sehjects to be onssacrtol! to rake in favoer of our august Allies, 'metier de / -. 11' l ii hteh r"t ir i ss; Slii i d lit ia* tra d s . tiest ent t t o ll' e n t7 •( L ; treit eliW i r es i th lit tr'llol: ll44. '"" "-- " - •• '- . 1'''' ' '6*- the itata '• --l i ata taaaaaail°4 a ! '''.!•;"!--illee...'"1.1.././ tint se " . "4 1414 • alits7/11h*ent at 1 Petisieet* my. Lerd*Ciertelteaell ' of leaterial Gil e; s t e w je u riiMmlgst d . I A. mote hassle eel- of lliapidlos-', titi - halill Much k eittertaieed,:tilit t0 4 4 1 ,..---o trait i 1110,-wilme loth, prosperstes•state in whkh it 'esteem, slant answer was 1 der sot usedlllll Stith ' .. I p i a ii Wisidd to God - dsoeitei t • w i se teal *lastly oe •••. + , t.. - • ':' than wa f t 41j.- . 4 tow :4 •N tli o eb> thettt s ga . ibei .eektiie: til tidoiteentry from bar seppeglOg 4 •Goiliese- l it mistime* headiongiuto theseplans of foreigoatei a „ ,••:••• ........ : ..- '"lrs ._ . 04 *i. i d. ; i i i .• • • • if ii i i" gi cout i sise to go e ii i Ail‘ t ig k ' dent, to which se bluish to say, ail our forces end - gallon. We would rather modestly kW, *inch , . . iq . • • ' ' • ' '''' " 1144:111. '''' - ''' .. '''' - ''' it dio rty ' f ir !ntli . • - . 4144 - i11y, 1 1 081 ,. Islam Pledged I • •Wiettliove Vie pined by` irOist2 4 ,-speeribdtivay'solle, elloWnWs they did whets the Ides conspt l ieltin account Y° l4lls of e i t Ae he rwed Pekce et terini mer rige shei r eie Nelf t:t a i tla iss : irs‘i ssesa •46l" ' the bea diai leese Y lvvit-ntal; sta t e, th e Ki n go no es t i t i l i k ,,iirjette dethrotop_hheitith eln Splinwhat' be. ! end &whine - Moo, oho are now to dflut v wltre so aste • w e i ' derived in return for the strumhtend loed•e•The peri od of hYPoerisk sad deaden it . tills of cionendds to the loteestst.pf the west. •- - :i-legoertatesselffo-1 0 ! led 1 11 ,4 he traesolher• dischsteret ••• ' a . _7___,.. ......... • . • -.. ad ] -„,„ 4 ...._ & ,,,.•h a ed.•l ti : II Marehol Oodinet,let Ate iiiihilty of Cuseasendant• . eke Wagers mile iliorhostrilislifieti; er abtliedb•• _ • .tew 111491 )4 weer :o t iteltilose,Y(e" ir all s eisee • ewes ' , Yes-the cattle. -fl - et the Nat West Ownwl,"-Cooodyiadidneateisonowl-se•-s h - oewit. -. _.. ~..._ ..-.....,...: . ..._ ..... . .1 sort of legitimacy toe) in the Peeinsida, by -del to drawn } and we -ewe seethe scion in doe r fli t .• a - *admit it is tioript t• the gisgAtt the oceethei of the ( !establidment of Fenotemso sod ;his Govverasheat ?--, I characterseterms the sound, if ' victory falls tut_ an d -.4 escape et ht• tie Lemiette. -The Marshal •in thin! • li tST, ..Il lic i t : . . •.- • * like all projetts of th e klidii , Arad the Nespolitse sad -Sicilian Boonsons.iser dell lea the ear of the man 'she feels. he itseittoth4. ~ • ' • 4 1 r hateepleimeeliell Mewed in the oriel slotted drcia.i.'llie*O.elite? a elettellitase, slew of the resources ef the • coasectbso with died has, of eeeiii,. laid 'the leen- it. his pocket, and knows thee even thatOlostro o g . II oestlaiseelpitind iks liiiiiideoltereolitly, and melon Country, . The Ways ind Means for the year amount -lotion of ilea prosperity to this countr y t se wish soiled' win pot nothing in it. It Is 'I4W; sin n o , w F iihodukirmikel... Ho e 11044. thh Cinntal- to 800,000,000 francs, the ordinary expenditure va. • . • . • . 4 .... v . wend,. give us substas s o...st tow, ;ow isles .we coda say it has. Th e stale. of. this ctiontry toe to. et 4 -etleaces•thelih Mhdelere • who %meowed she oneledi . s hi weitaiew wf ageliesaseeetettelp soil top tioneet of .11141 . .ne a emg I! and - of 14,080,000) to .., .. ... . . ~ . of . ..... . . . . ~ .. , .emeentnr saews teat *or osonections withal. tame sense. phis a a great mireonitroe ms tittle lieneo--. • : • • ~., , 'll.-.... . %woo .1-be otemojeS4,lbe mho. ton ta iti ons .of the G a . 334,700,900:fand' the Estraordinarisi (inciadi .siosoloons....iimhositnorsito ofliertiotte shame the surplus of , 4000,000 to meet siestas , enponaos n g a Priacenhave bean hod le.* roots of our prosperity.. and • stilietimi etsbeeerpere'Ageatas, whore. no means 275,300,800. Atom . the Ways aid ) to Tkeseettes of their .reetSied. pewee, restored by our ' Pow. i r h in it Po sod ist elm Imo tii =le seg the iiiiii.that beet of eed .itv, .h i of " 9 ** seam s hies bun the gra:ov not . only of the best ~ Feeb a 4 ° l a ., ' gee ' r e a m ' I lt ae ee el ot hee v it'k eea fb i d e t Meath a desperate espedient•-othe salt Me sas , 00 • 00 ° blood;of sot land, MO" Itie . wealth, the 'strength,' idea b oso m e d i s . his .4 . l4dessce to , Ai . ores w s. . e recollect w a . a t # y . . y lee* el* OeS,1111.1111101,•it s bit to•Ohl ao ist *NO' "91184 O. of tite.woods an d forests occa teime sion n ed i the t te : , : ad "Illavil alf the hmitalla " a'af-ih° gesair ..' fi are i eaten* tn pe a le,. -effected; 'too t - white - Mt re denounteue IteroiotiOns Pewees The 'mutations Wf iime endo the . .--. • a- ufinite and rattan Is superior to nil . • oial strength. .Bet it ice* Parfiemeett diet Tbe arti II * °Euro yeah the jSrmVirity et Greet . Britaiu,.iies boiled. le-other, British people must now itroklee au amelloratemt , . ► . . e .o=filte TIMMS% 4.10 •tisie logno .ms_ teep.:psegmeid, 1814. _The salaries of mimic men are to be redeoi& ilia ow pair s a which, elevated to their thrones their situation, and Parliement.most now spe a i t .om ao ........ 4 ll all ati 2 o 2__ liirge , lig-morownr ____.._ lo / 111,- weer" wish fe • eee . Os eleiPie edoPterk.hY Off" by the attistai• barb thews every possible •obstatle voice of the nation, and•diligendy strive to Prelude i • • • • Si r''.•.s• . , • ft i CI""`"'"v-v• -v: °"""'"i toPow'r.wit° l °"'""wo° ll """°°°' •Codesetmemst, h watarsto so nicesser4l.lllll436llllt. - ' ytheeti- tote co =t i :Re, end almost closed the -national interests,. in Prifiireoce to Gelid or pone . 411 M Collet trAteede. who applaeiled th e coSoileele 1 :legg y _ ~ . _ ifilittilesilial, , lijatment s sehldedtd ootistfalfwf 1• At ~_ by - Ode...prohibitions. thrt, or total ruin and dleiadee inset spessel o n or ; ...... ,1110 IWO* letthairibliag *WIWI which yea att.! . 6l. close of an eventful year, davit .twerf AVben ten Ire wasted our means in•petting dome' every part of the r eentry, itid •• the shock he felt is 'lledmokik We. . • thet,rdeille et whet took piaci mind feels a proneness to look back , ofthe torts men w h o te.oi t l }sate amide liberal Treaties with us, every part of thiStabt al ' • • ' . t,.• • 4,1161114061 ist,thit of .I)epethse.. . • , 1 that hate occurred ? and to form an ettimite . t ef the and area ith e r o n., vr h o soug ht our t r i en d e lopi n • tan ••• • ' •, . T' • • .. -- • The, eft MAO& Mee et the 0f011f0414 Pl. 6 IrA• good or evil 'with which they hale been fraught, sea. .putt of troth and sincerity, and have set up fellow's! ; It, ie.* los h Militia, we new bear, with wbh • A ' 1 10111 4 t hil 1 1 1 , f r iil l it. r. "4i l l e V / 41 . 41 Of I t -- ale that the prnivects of the- future must • take a - .1 , - f thi s sor t-... we 'a e g p ar d on - w e mean Kings duos , Goettreteent Is so much •peTieseil at Present. •I'• .41 *MA I llittre wee toned. oat of dies fear Head's .., of he . 1 •.• f - • • • t h at ru., ,1 Oben& sod a body of reread siddiswein titet isle. •el .. o f ogneoun. et a go .4dobshostiee a . ftsb,. whose pair, t it co outing f ro m ten past, aid anxiously ' * h i g h avi d, N eo g o li t u n oh a rno t er_ u h a t 0 ~ t t I not . • og r is woo d u ' o f b o o s w on f ormer l y wa n desiring that the coming jeer . tray . IN . free fl'ea' deg'. suits can we aspect hat embarrassment and distraiii? 1 rY a ,hi ,ine , • lif boot . 1 /6 a PresPett et support!ng themselves by hugest ludestry, or to eon. * hi ' • . clouds which dimmed the happiness 'of that which. the i mpover i s h e d s i tuat i on e t t h e cosntry i s ver y 1 tin 4 t • - is spippars'oettah lid M. de . Lavalette, after has passed away. • • -4we this force on the-Wee Establishment hi addidon ' And Who •vili deny' the Tear, easilfactmented for. Hot how kitto be teeliedied ?i to the resider troops, thereby ,increasieg the saves' se .7- .: l c l "eel pr i ses ' , *PK* hi s sege's chair to Ike which is just closing, has been an eventful year-that • that I. t h e i m p or t an g vinos ti on „ We meet kite mi. : w ows of taxation, arc im a m * so f tol i cy i weei ,,, On* Flues-{hi. he . got into * i . . ~i I I t : 21 ....... a id . a a _ 11 ...% fa ......_ L . cah44116 ,, i , , it agoras ample room for the conieutplativededucoons n i a t era .to s o t t o that--they w h o h at e o t m adsomd tit' lug much difficulty ender the esiedng deamsteness 21:11111.1ma.""j#7..oe„lenns-Imarairde'estral'ir'erfa e ' heesi ; ; of the politician and die moralist, ill . 41 . -la am". ***t a w i t t h o.fa t t i m i s t sou ks not i n di cn t o; the state to which it has brought us is not . neetelyi and that a e-a llaala , 7 -"' 'disease Delhi best to know its care. Ons says, 'ef the liileligem... •.• ' Li-tweeted . twee pay attention to tech eirceah; Ose of the Monniag . Pape:, in id rte to oho . tali a wear/Ain et the t..Ersepeeor• .14-evotoex these deemed biweekly( the ea/AWN of - ela SNOW% ' duty, but one which has become imperioesly steekle•Lio maacepoleige see it has its hands • fell-what eta 1 moot . „thet the oaken ef the 8e ...". / eal • .it (whichside 1 - ' • • ! ikettneleeld on bored** end went to the ioe the part of every inhabitant in this Kingdoenioo i to opi os (,posh*,, on his Tb ri m e an d the etemowdooiste I me sas h, ti • erriawg .1 „ ....iit, u sh ;;;: .4geeek. ser, • a e t 400T1: 4 r ...... 1 1 6 1 411 .. t . a .... m dlisch " st iriejdra .... e r 4De ocettseUee4Ltha .4o,dir. will. ',eq._ . ' Sitwell* silwatiultr m0w 1 Z5611411111-fy illOirtiell by 80SAPAIlrit. and they a i . Si • 4 • ""'"'''''' ' ....... ” ...°9 bite with the !Principe! ()eminences of the last 1 } ' which hem* mattress Paris. . ... ..- . , I " • :,-. .. , 104 oe what:mitt insisting Austria to tsars , eheek . hinds ma libel . bet were setreandy diet . . 4 1 ig oei mp osis t h ew " i b an & bo on.* e dpeas h., i mooths-they haee been of a nature that will paitti down c m .: A • c e i rad i n Italy, and enabling the King ': pointed in • not hoeing so opportunity of eaeitto the 1 eras w who had . cot . out s uc h business fer'tbe tented ! !• at • el , • . L._ ....,. ' •ef MO* assAuf tea liver ludiwos "eel" of : teats the i r 6 •ThorY-politiciani have denoodelged.. .of Pausste to consolidate hirpolEical robberies,- with• -it ~ tethered ottlitiess iangstage. • A 'emote ! who ' them of the most auspicious kind. The overtheerfr dm share o r a tt en ti on Reich o nl y m ai r, h e m t pnos e d • " 11114 caai"ture from what .• *ma! *eel Ap o he has derived this' power of ' ;hi If he yi :tis ilea him, related that be mid, " I bola' of tyrants, the restoration of beneficent Kings, ma • • i indeomsfire, should hat 'cooked 'such eh lot' ' is to pay to the preparatioo of their • este tittaltfiee. 4 .11• ot.liet , tabelp.llo!Aeolf the Lara - th" the return of universal Peace-there acre events tile& Ministers ieitifr ho.f . not ,thile, have net means,• hive ' lion, at his pew residency . : 411 the sthewnw of she el Lnrjll_4l4 said. 4* "." 111114r7 ' .I Ile aDthin g re p ro ' •t• il to be ha i l e d as omisin a rm . Iowa! f tiltid orswevnewio iitis, leery one bas hie taste. What ! re- • au YP r . g , 0 i not opportenity, to ..etvaso••---" 'to . domeitie .distreeses, '. geadrefid holy . to detain hint ilt•Sl...yelent Vest • m Wild dot mimeo, ession then igeoraut that among : tranquil, days of happiness to mankind.. But as *ideettitie eholpilisk of tlaikiiipte,e Owns' et the has e o f prevaabontie. , . • • Ice kwoomiNoso tiescitag.Nochoos) tome the King , it is all In promise-with sorrow we epeak this eat- ,the m i g h ty hb r i c me o w l a tc h H wy . g ive ben t , 1 few ilir lv iake ..agn i7 i :f iii t s hil n te t t h e y pt ei . rl it o. agm ..l.oo4 - .14 404 i i, • •Ilkeeptr it esope). the Dubs de .Berri, and the flattering truth, which sad reality, end a view of Another slffemedidt Itliersters have disimvered an L ef l ßelesei , 'Sher Ibis exideftelion• I that state of things which can. n o longer bow ape excell en t pla n o r nehkide-th. distreeses - orthe coon. . terda . y . ie Westminster Abbey i the eititeritineettmel t tl , vis :'' lw is <... • .4 0 44 do apals•sworatemsaitted., It isidieged brat , noise,' .. has forced epee ea , , _w ei knew . : log were Lord Bireem.ev,;. W.. :Nmitanettlet Cab_ that „.• ery- they have resolved on si-loo...erginga. l llloat all the , baithet , nephew to the late Moo •• VP leo- mt. id • yells.. pttv Irish -. to give tee place: w ' oe' m i t Attest to : . ?it; uyd. de Nautili., a n d ;we ought not to esPeet fruit before its Ite•'; Navy, sad `it th e eopernumeraries of Otte*, stub , Cuter, Minister of St . Brideli s -.PI - Set2pletiti De.' 1 •rr, • • die% Garde de filetotta to-the Berea geguier. i son - until •it has had titan to ripen, until thou, Army standing. The Navy is .bid - Amain, and the rev. Dr. litt.eme t !the *bas, is ' ... --e • . * • ' tree which was to produce it bad taken root!" t • and ,* „ o d or _ Li emanants an d heid,,, who read the Sertice.Ali teas, et the 'AO d his t h , fr:::,, . ~death, Dean of the Cathedral Chen!' et t :t ?mix) . ~:. tt It! • - 2• • . •• •s' in the soil-we knew that this wor ld let *Pablo' -•• eireSleme hasielorlig or starve- the sumo!. .. ' • • EB __;.__ __,' '• • 1 , l _ f _.- .. 118 .4 1 ,,... 2 1 I. 1111 ota ,.' •-:- .. ..Alatt liil .. '' . ' 3 impatience in childeen.....bes h e s a le has woo redwood 4 nisoitstitrih dlatiatrig from the public toffices;-- l • 'l'll'l'4 and ''''"'""`-`"' 'lft . "'" • .., ”Ir t / rid being outmoded. , end formerly Sob 7 Almeoey et the King , *gni. rte.-. . . , -et .t~ •-•: ,• • 141.44,•••1••• •• • • I to the point of starvation may be eseused ie leek,' b et " l bw ibe im eg . . ti , ,, . ... 14 . ::t tgeit irillia". ..... " • - .o 1 ing with anxiety towards the solace which is to sup - t --.,.. . 1: 7,.., - . ..- . - _ • _,...,..'....: ,• - ... ---- . ,---: - l TMs- AT AMU O'CLOCK . ply his wants, and in "Komi ~ to furnish the aid which his necessaries require- o the Army Shot are we to gather from • this ? Certainly eathteg . Mole whether it is likely fevoniable to the dose et freedom .in this chits- cu . t i. ernf . thnLetter n ataiiittertatiiiiiiition. -• • . s - a...St, week , Sir vILIIII NIA ~... neat donation of two fat b T ulloc ke rl4 .4 " de l td Ba y U r t . 1 s ' I t r u e -. try, which he hitherto been accustomed to.litek 1 con's gratuity of new gowns , were distrilieted , ' i t • t A d , . , , , . ;•i Tettigit . goifflghwtt Wu-- DAY whether, in fact, there is yet a source or a resource •on a standing army in a time of pence Ist , amongst the poor of the perish of Einpinghom. •, - 11114.4". Lane. Aim. 14 13-16 lb n i t l i t tg .Ited. 11114 lads Sege. I 3 I 9 f l y . Saw 4 Wir, .14 left to which he can apply for relief. As we expect a t hi ng equity nr tree nothingood from inconsistent with the British Condi. On the.night ot•the 29d, or early math following •. I tedoelese "lie per no fruittrom the to ooied , g bitten, as with economy and common sense. If this morning, a fire broke out in a hay-lott at Cretin" iti v i er . I Cambridgeililie, belonging to Sir G. W. Leeds, ow. 1 S• • • [ a • in i. -- 10. Ate. 6i il immsterity, so neither do we expect to see apples be the Minister's plan of quietists the national - . ' S'l Oll F mew , II ~. -• • .• . - . ~ • . • . . 'growing on thorns, cypress and night.shede set up once% and it looks very like the Vienna school we ! mg, as it is - sapposed, to the negligeoce of hit vomit -•• • • 1, 1 1111 1 4111, 10 - ' • . ' I leaving the snuff of 'a •candle in dwinle's. The P' .1 • : ' ' '' r- • STATIISIWAN .. 01X A •.•r L. , and oppressed, or hear men told to have tierce wed to save themes! of the State,. or keep the crew from I I descending through the hay-loft floor, suffocated two in t• . . '°`fra; : .' :. - * ' wait the growth of the public benefits th a t h ave been •nsethiyingorben, instead of lightening thealready too ' valuable hunter,. Although a windy morning, uo Is . LONDON: ' so largely sown, w hilst th e y orsbtorving, and know' .boidefted and labouring ship, and throwing oil open other' damage was done. The mansion was not at all ea . , not where to supply the present ozlioucle --- ' the wives, he double man ' s every gu n , Wed threatens l e i er e t • ' • tat . ~ • • ••••• eatusoar, ' DECIMBItit 30, 1315. i. _. •, • - ,• Let us mt shame t h e honest . face of truth Ink the very dements with destroctioa if they obey not The trade et, Spalding aid . Sesestord has sastaitted lel • : ~.., -....-. courtly baseness.• Though *efficient time has, pet us ale-he knows little the rogiop o f the t err ibl e eery anima injury, by the sinkiag of a hinge lade* slat • • 4.1 droll eePteseed i° the French Chamb er of elapsed to disclose the incalculable benefits which they me ne • holigegtflest and despair, who would with g r e c e ri " ' in th " i ' et / ma w t he g i litille the l - ' f ,b,4::, •IN Itspigiee, that the Assembly is about to be.dissolved. world is promised from the restoration of C'siiielni."-••• . , mots so = l o t : to ivart or appease .tito storm. „ i. tween *sten and Spalding. The . woo h a • PI property or Mr. Win. Limb, of Spildlity. The came in 'She Vitra-Royalist inttiwlt appear , however, aster . Princes to power, with the systems and govenuneets 'l i steni n g :leo t o bid e th e i r gigk e tti e , *t a m th e veil of the guidon is not very well 'oederetoed, het the • •ee • end trete the ' King and the Midden a notable' which caused their . eepulaion, we have had maple o f triteph-hat they cannot bet be aware of the ,a- (sets, as they hive been.repoited to us, are these:- 4 4 ; f i g al l e . their energy_ tad loyalty previous to the time and opportunity to judge mid pronounce u th Pee thinal distress. It is a . ° longer a topic upon which Tboonlyptleieienivigatiatthevedef is reportedtohate '. ' • . dispersion. M. FILUILIA 3I ; in, the disor- th e no to t o o f the measures which they hese tad political economists can differ. It sheds a gloom been in the cabin; end had linen 'asleep, whin abort In . ...three o ' c l oc k on ` ands morologieciresewakeeed by Ch , . .. • : • l a b i le w hich tea place ea the motion tot down for the government of mankind; and the kind on the festivities of every board, and ma be • • . y . the influx of water tit* cablis• su c h at is thought ' at 1 .. ~ . .root*" 'ambito!, to give _isforsaation respect- of liberty, pence, sad happiness, which . they intend traced by the privations it has occasioned et the ice had come dowit.the ri ve r i n memo, and as . • /'` ' • allay nouns ' of 144Iatheris, said it . was poesible . to confer on ill who: are ender . their protection.- the richest, even at this festal season. But " they with seals force sad • " .„ iii • b tuilliiii!. lug 64 ti short 4, 8 ,- 10 444 1 ifd • Has tyranny indeed been put down 2-hobo are the hest an paint it who hare felt it most"-sed these, *ljssel and flied h • it sank 'hi 14 feet water. t ) . . . ....- • 1 - 41,,toporoor, sad itaise it. was aeoessary that by toott, beneficent and enlightened Sovereigns that have been we grieve to say, are the persons who lent can bear Every etwleatent has been otaltitur to rale, her, smi 1 . 1 I , gg iss teat sots. * ,King am& his Ministers. oboe* 'restored to their longing subjects i-And what are tits any addition to their privations,' eed who ere, in it was thought yesterday that the attempts would no- ' lh • ' coed uPon the next tide. The heaviest sufferer, ea- t• 1•50.1 two. woo they teermaisposed tie: second the' Maoists that- the peen has brought es ?..:..le ...APP. fact, b y -their industry . end the occupations they fill,• learn, is her: Maples , of Spalding, who is said la , • • - ',air* !ken et ,by seat* ;tied :" . Ls°, BONAPAIITZ, it la tree,- his been soot tot the sources of - the national prosperity . The refiners - - • • • -- • p• added OM ellsercellei , .. . have Ici• beeches& of sugar on board, which say be " . ,-.-• .., tiu , s . t rio i c i r p eAl u s o i n si o n, 4 a s i n ith rork imt 1 the other side of the Line-he t therefore, is ste: and traders are universally reined--they mu t ua lly . Fa h,4,40 0 0 1. ee . . 1 . atim i lioramitioes al l b sossees s t h ey t h os o k e emi r longer the cause of Europe's . agitations, resat " depended upon one another, mid the mete corroding '..... A-Brighton Letter of thilgth inst. states Ai die. I M • • '''•eil itia - deitre ed . bu n t th e i r . 1.4 • liarb , a tom end distressee. But ,is _Rance Ives 3---Se- theses, e 3 , interests.' The iner-t-eovery of a scandalous imposture, by which a MloK . -‘e' . .• . .- it bosom trims.a . ... WlZ;!.ilbs ," - - he " * n o on: no tyranny •still more horrible than ha wee add chant; inaaufacturer, and' mechanic likewise ' aped Of the name Of Denby had preyed upon the pretend, ..,•,••••••---- -- • • Ise mislead and volentaril itifikliag the distress of the s . , ' ori hies of sereral parsons s Dri htttn• 11' Pit' . 1 04 9 4,4140 ewer ti1,.4444.04mie wjtk thik i itisots e t• ate ! Y Y .. , „thee , end in tna - oir . the ofolist Per.ll • woven , . 4 , o boe P'renee ? LOtll 7I VII [., sap the; kingdom the landlord receives do ' , •••i tended to have been robbed, and ilesperelely • - - .. 4101011•1111-1( „ c ''t • . - PrA hi c 111 Al l " ,14 the ' 'awl E s i s , K. ~ w tu '• , - • . • ,• • • 'P t ' by footpads - bet Sayer •theigow , street Officer, dip, volt* o me, ' the best of legs.. te win apect that now °pees ,• m t •, is there- ' :" 7 .4' . • WA the! ilialseets, - wise are openly . I ~e. - - - rosered the cheat, and 11 9 aa rebeirral-10 thinks of the 3s o', - • let the beatt-teeding appeals for mercy . which . r . f l ips - ..ta4040 die dleape: It isiali. breve appelliotr4op . . ‘4.. ..:...... is . hover .over Magistimes for his vigilaioe and proper conduct in ws-:„.4. 4 •, .. -.- •-t t s ... itil._... : 'l ie • , i s* r . . been mode t. hiss le vain by kneeling beauty, by the i it, it is' , ~ , o r .• ~, • .;41eselITIthe iteces that to n d edema 4.• . , e. • , ... :• • 'alto enconquer- the hosiness. The report of another footpad rob. . • othh-lailidel wives of gallant meg, speak of the . able - ' .17: !** -.1 lee 1 h h bery le the neighbourhood of Brighton is equally ,; _. , ~ .._ 0 0111••••• a as l i l t 1 ~-=-. • ;.,,,....,,,......... •.. •.,• • • qualities of Ms heart ;it is with laic Governmeut, or` t o • 'iw'sk- . ' .... 1 / 4 .. end though ea. false. iht.witsei stelmafts et sup • . irt those by whom he is governed, that we have to do; , 'g um ~ •.- ' • ilikesiiita!„‘t l ' i fence of being • Accincrr.-Mr. Bicknell, • the :Solicitor to tip mi -•-- • - • Alliblilapt - iertimie litsdkotion stets - 1 .be known , 1 ~..0.. -• . . • .. .... • .. ..... ~,„„...,•. . , -and et it a for it Waist., it is from the b o a , -• ' • 'Xi' 4. aca c ias resist to ,sup. Admiralty , had nearly met with a fatal accident s s 1 •W ' • 'll. ,' • • '• • 1 !"g!" ,- • . I ' , . • "." .diaracter of those by whom he allowed himeadtteltle pow . * g t" • , ahightod i, few nights since. Mr. Bicknell 100 l bete ei"i rt to '• •' • . 34 ' ' '': 71: 1 -• •• ••* . t eiiiiM4 " '..to - islitit dsO, ...4 4 4 • • • Y a "" I "anc• 1 " with General Hunt, at Chelsea llospital, and nag • •4' , .. , ....... • ~•• .. =. • • gelded, ••and their measures and coodeetv :that ble ei vo ~. .';• '• ,i •cej .." ‘ .-- ' ''' rj ‘ •elm MIS isdeafteetwiler .Itiallowneer. --•••• :' • • • ..-77. .•. .. • 1 f•-• --- ► - Own character will be estimated and appreeidedree • r • , , • •, 1 ,.. 1 . : •; _ •. - . . serw•neestera it. • 411 7. the: sew retorning to town on foot, when, owing to the Wa _ .w- • • 1° 1 '9,4: light on thy darkened derkness of the evening, he fell into an area spored. 1• - i i. 2 * 1101 1 P.010W 1101310-16* Insteid'ef being restored WV iiii fog Paifisseim • -'.' •• 'if ' •that they ma „ a of to o , f eet deep , i*/ • 'llllll lr ilhi s ahhe- la NAAR, 71 - • • • ~. ..... - •.„--- Is freedom end taineettiley, , r Ft s , • width bad imprudently been pre '••• • • ' ' . : . .... . nit y Jei ever. Mt. ~.-. '• , ' • i s. ittsw saxes epen, by .{ho road side. Fortunately, how ht t isk • , r ;.' '• i 41.4 V .r- , ~..-, - . . fif tat*". - . sia and Weeding, * • ' glik, I blfiMeeiee e - 1 1 7"_:,..._ 411 1- 4-.. ~.. - 1 .,i - '..4f *- , 66.. . • - .• 0 i bew ilticknell received no other injury than a few :lig 1- .4 1.'4 it .„ ... ....i - i 4. o : 4s ri i i i • • 1 • , _. _, . 7 . IVO , . -,9': 'ir:: V'• ...." , • .; Salgo4 eesighillery ntettbit 'MIMI, . /1 '; . eft 4r . 4. - .- ones, where Mai ies. , IM `••• • '..r' -• • ' , ieri WM/tile hi Illik fetish.. &an .e • .priill , ibt , .-••.•- - , . .. , ~, .,. •. 01!lagali 010 Illaikffiti-. - • If st ten o'clock. 3 ' : ..1 • 1z..4.. .....• . ~ .._. ..... . they a g ectall in a ~ i . • Yeeteiday • iviovning, shout he..-pa in _ _, 't 11 4 - ••••• - - r .-• '• L*. ' hi* mli_(' ..., 1 111•4101111' lois falten ,•- • , ate -. . ~, , ). T. . oats, . * 4010 , 15 999 ata kat plate busily P") if, ' '. i ' • l d r Ziu r 4. ' I ! , 11.11111.111,411114iwee, ..-. .. rtea ce ie uv r, I n n Uhl,. ld r , 4 " take VIM t doo-it is , ' hail lii• . . • 100 , ,, !V . -10** 0 1.1 1111 NlinglOgbeirrN., • w elt : &eta.- . . ;„ . , . t , •' • • a rsi . r •in er Sow- with 1101110 .1•610170.01 . \ 1 11 stallK ..'. • `''''' \'-' . ' ". " ; . kiii.fit . 143 s .., t ... .r • • ,•-• -, ; . - • . • eliPendi-• teotitteteeterse Olcked see Olio •wvAget v coal- ! s * • er;`.iotilers :- • ' : ..- • • • -..- . " • . . ; •• - •• . : - !rr - • ,i-i4e..`ao flee 0 07• 1 * *Alt! 01 1 116Attel'e ilitt sere Oa" tui• , , .;I . ,..veeseittesepeimed ate' . , . .. . , . . ' - . .......• . - , .. ~,~ - . -.--. ='• .1 2 ',Ailufif - • • . * 1 II I