The Statesman. — London, England, 1814-06-16 00:00:00

. . . Vim, - ap es -to a barbarous the, fteutott it ii tiokoms*poripot life—but something . lea Aare', than litn,,itseit 1( watery gravi, or at the 'perhaps risk of Ms own pet his ward off •an. enemy ! When too potent for my single arm to resist, shall , had IL lay that 1 owe tio 'gratitude' to inch a be: las • Infector, because he .was sada in speech and if inelegant of manners ?—Yet this Is the case with re- all pill to theSszons--heoeues their limn* was Un. ' W: CroUP) fiUd their manners isideent, they are set at thiorin 30 1 .44* by the ,politidans Of the present day, who 'what bid - as . adons the eloquent Busse, the orates, whose ()Pinion : language was so pure, so full of the sublime and At beautiful, nod whose motives for speaking Gad writ. intimatel: ing, no doubt, were equally pure and sublime.- They think • ! bid as venerate the name of that '. Henson-bone) tisfaetion .Mlaister a who, with a heave* devotion, began a venture war, .in which millions ,of honest men bare been to , butchered, to Insure a few knees; in the ,continuanco- tat, 'pi their pensions and sinecure places. They bid s, htimnot „rows the Sugust .memory. of Sir ROZIRT WALPOLZ. a .lhe peat Founder of Influence, whose skill was dices - , ma lk pott_ho.:cOuld. calculate. to .a • penny the and , inseterak ,89 141 1 1 1 1 i al(eTlifT. was's Outdate". These:are their , has produced iolo wm iti f io thbl y! e me u t i ' lli ; i y 4 15rii ,dis an tr: i ce c c i uY to wo w rs i rip m , " the atie Ss u a sp ons ce , iharreAfesllolli idoktry,r These are the men has c ' - rod Weald inhitit, ate its the place of ALrasn, and' man ; ..Burls. c'oetegious e Pstrints„ who foycdd from the Ty- easily ranitinst ammagni4ess of ancient Saxon Liberties, iia it Wait th# obis 01 *gin f4tirtes. .. trir . . . r old anderottby *kind, with wisest ~ I it disputes iii' Paper - - the . 2 ' appliid ,to ‘ esteemed d o. j uit i ce k ee d though ' ParkaPs, : y et an sta di a , obsegfes, if which,hs a . i - N . . . 1/ 44_ all: ~...,e . • Icinbin e• the , fser , , , cir coal it , cow y : twig*st .4ittr . • i 42,2122' go, oe er i perhps -excee -did, him Eaa rug tlllO.l 0 4 ' IglaNd; Esq.-. verb Their , Those passages are Indeed very meslitli rester they reply to thorlissal sakes* terms • nrY lion. religion the ha! feudal this Salton This who 'baits I.ll2"fdd— =its duos, consummate /*lran billi z eioi l est e e Gebet.,P. ft le this plate it ni*.• solkinsieto that though. the lemons eirtainly moiled 000 bildliked•Pedeas and luxuries of life, and ilia in passes at men. nen, yet is Benevolence cOdtb; the great virtue of Amman auntie.. Obis people ~..iseeNtuf the Rowans. We are_ expressly told, list , the ispaoiards Cunt lt more to lies la eshiscams.' to these nerthere hived= then tnifinanmass ; awl it Is highly prebuilt that ethics did so ; and wall they might; ter, mike hese skeedy ttanervadi theittiat eat rigour they used to thew was only rid sing - them to the state thatiousere tiro is at this nay one of the lbseet t riwp that Rani *verbal! .(LucArt, lib. r, -Mentlooe &o rs *, glib* their eircneseteTt eopet t r imabe al" th.!lanilletaly' Of the two."..— Earroft, Lvomuems t-- right„ and GZOTIUS was debt: and Se. ANA* that, h nlas learned lawyer of the Inner 'Temple, was riettilso, : 18 4 . 1 in esteeming the rude,. but virtuous — the illitibete, °" but beneookat—the inelegant, but free Sexcmi, iritlt , r tl , their neighbours the Goths, ice. far more happy and respectable then the refined, the dissolute, ,the set- t shake hoards root complied vile Romano. This is exactly, Mr.... Bence, the point on which I decided forth/ 4arbEriant, as some fi g ° " A . ore pleased to Call them,—it was for those virtues u re l ss ' which sour refined modern folks now: a daji call u s t l e ' barbarous virtues, such as patriotism, philanthropy ' benevolence to asan--the great virtue of Manias nature, garden says the honest lawyer of the Inner Teinpleyes, hellf t t Sir, it was a regard for these solid, these weigWyit , these preponderating, but barbarous virtues, so little known among corrupt nations, Jike the Roman4 l where the blandishments of speech, and such light, tinsel, exterior frippery, were made use of only to cover inward rottenness and decay, like gaudy atria rnents upon a sepulchre—it was fbr these very rea sons, Sir, that I took the side of our own dear Sidon' savages against the polite and elegant Romans. But, Mr. EDITOR, I have yet another passage, wherewith I propose to treat your Iteaderafrom • this rare and dainty book, it occurs page 49, arid is as follows : , "Thous, GILDAI represent; oar Saxon int:esters ti• mere savages, yet that auther.mey.hejhttly . to exaggerate their defect% aid this I which coinnealy attend a. war. For it seemCkleei , getter improbable that the Britons would have chems. them for their guardians and protectors, if they hid been suck brutal animels as be droosibes tbasal k. should be also coosideved, beton. his ropriteelethar of them is Teel* for truth, who.the permits( nit gives them so uncouth a character, and 11s udtl found to be one of the very people they' oompare4 a circumstance that willow* tuber bseiios aitiggdg a true sell°. of thempeoplernnis indlementenilibe t s from circuesstauess, free their lawni . .ed sisloatbal strides= as still remain, -all wait Wow he *ow us a more favourable idea et our asoo•• 40001. how about , . .Letneit an old antstfottlty *lend, with whom .1 , bate had. Ilimedliptit“ le prior Paper respecting the ! Woos, imegiati.that what is bus said is applied ,ic )41. Thouibises* after that he did not to the Saxon nation, and peiticalarly,to the le es tostilawions of the Groat`4llllso . , of which, -perhaps, *he is now senlible,'for the .ms* any potion stadia the Sasoes;lhe more will k• he in love with totem, hiR mind is open to conaietipitias I beliefs Mr Butt! pos's to be —though, ,povwdt stun O.:40 01 4 I litA allow that..., friend 444.pett pay to Sam#o .virtue the homage it &menia l ..lo j do not belies. him capable of transferring/Isis iftkoici to corruption in the per. 'enact Boats, Por k , ad . WILPOLs,_ ShO are idols of the day, , tp t 1 e lnti creed; al least. .1, will ) however. ; 40m piCirised, ,thai I horn:lately oOs .. btained " .(tt1,1104, which 1 have. volong ',ought after isle, t ip, bilkeve i every Bookseller i shop in 4 I Weird last, hOw. • • over 7 k • got al it by 'means intimate friend of his . —! itia attn.: irsfase the iiilitufop, into my COMM , ' Plitt-boOk t illaillOS I 1414.1*. d4f .to exhibit .to hin loch ample *distal of o w itt.,;vlrtne as cannot fail to command his entire rents I sill, with your leave, Mr. Sotton, present your Readers Kit b LW( passage vfnita 'this book, 'Which is entitle 4 'torical Eng 0014400 W Power of Aigiond by Giotto, Sr. Inner. plirif, EA; printed in 1726. , Asi,44l;: • _ _ -filive tWsioni pdrpose, as they reply to Me ilettent Sarcastic we ma of 66 ratio," " barbarous," are. which the townies of old English Nodes w Albarally _p pip •to the Sazons, is ordk to ar05t0.44441k illadons dice if not a 0004, tainsda .Ikinoveaerable the itaiiins i VaaVig:Nrarmi Alg t=int the name of Berbskaes, yet ICeee , lisek- deeds' Imo thing', we $414 *A **(lbw naadtsia asthma had more reason rippl'orairmppigheimis best. The learned Garin= las nag snatatlf dam* &Proem • _ • • • • . • • . . , , • • • . -,..• • ~ . 5it............T.La....... : ._ __ ,r,...a i .E , ... . iii, . .. - . • t' • Y - -. .- • f - 7 - - / 14 rapier administeatlet etjelifet, and the primary. '' '...4 • 4 :. : . i..4 l° rAfrilrAtf 4l 9.. "C l . g . .. . : t..<4 i;.. 11 4 11 4 1 1 411111111Pligi b ilV 7P l e • pit i t Which an- . ag :liispeople in a reel anileisbottuded ' ' ''--'-- ••• .- - ." J01..--• ~,, , , ..., ... -, P laN4 - 1, • 1 " l i ligilii i i lig " 'a Idtd grooti nt r7 1 ,.. .. INLY *ND 01e Olt% GOVII*Peillel••••-dblit elfie.llo4 COUP& *t ttlitailie l dirir s ' at ~ iist Of the billaeline__lo,4 !tisk, but not oat of the ' 1 g, t $ $ ... f Ilabitioey seeoldlnely .lionnB ' for the *lelnliff-- es , , • ; un....,.. ~ • 1 erhap exceedodidA otipit adieu." • • , • I ' derstaodiogef MO IMMO Of it. • . • • . ...) ~• •• . • .• lidYinkoent seen I:r j O h ldl o :Sy sicat ieit iati ietter res i ti n eg tk paimps iSTATlllit i r dosit , I • .]: .. 8/1 .., Otit i.o ll o4, - vit, . . ‘i 0 ,2 $00„. . .., . . gli l / 4 ,001 . .. 4 -‘,. *sang the prioctpai and interest *Le eg gb a b • o" • a.. r..,:• ~ • . - . bond 4 -.. • . • al, i . . • .• . • - i ... ne book has not been in arrhands.a fortnight. , Bit . - Tb e , it f z i t . ~ , ' 4101 1 1; 1 4 „ dil e , ~ s . f I had permed this able writer, before e'er I conk ibli e h.. i iet t e si‘e ec iad i t, . • i t , :Mg. • %, : . „ire,. wall!. FRMillit, 131N+. Wert , ••, A • • ! ' ...-••.n..4„.•,y, .t. nitted 000 word - to paper respeetiog .the garcons, it bi o ta; *d iiit. ., .. ,•,ariitoi , eon* .' . Ate ,. , t - p gotirvigtv.Vanutat snored to maliethis resi ' would have been inspossiblefor me to have .did airy tiii re adol , . . 'to 4,41 for s a p of ,, , ,-. sty (acraLloalaat Information soot an A -- 4 . - 1. • ; - • idit"Siti • • • is_ ir: hint'in more PerPc_ .t unisoo•iiith hittektsikeotos- th ar 0,0414 . 1)3 ,114 '•• ' : 1 - 10 1 1 09 1 s it . r .' ; .0 1 1 diedAlind. (Amity for a libel bh li ti i vaitiitun _I .. . , .. . _ Oust I did say. There is a perfect adnoillallen Sr. f aid T 1 144 : s ilt %It . tat.,: ,• . • 'ke,.t.vsvatligogysid, c ,io a letter loAfttomehliefirEtio'rtoitnals:f.,., opinion between my letters and the work of Mr . * t o be - a ' , ; to p r 4eis ' leoThstikeillsg= of t h e Sfaelfo4 -AlerOrtelt4 *else being shown.• l -' , _ Litine, Who, being a writer of greatiestiatity, 'ad 'dam: ' „ . .- . il-- <rt v - - •.: . *lll4* 4 - Ift * l oOlter4l4 :43 r gr• - ••'siid • .. Minutely acquainted with his - erstjeetrit rah I --• lib ova . ~ 1111- al - The East India o r i• ihsinfacht . to b e . o peanut tra it 7.. . v .. i. .feel r i ese edi . ed ilegle eekt of oe sk: , the ntso, , a . 0i5 ,,. . 14 . ..,, if : ~ ... L e .. •1,,ki..,„....... i mijo •- . .P0 w ... t0 . 11.. . . • C a ~ , • '. . '''' :. • . Xle ill"l4 sipooi . ab w "it ere t a e ll 7 _irt "it l. ow ** the ' :ot uienhd h essr u fi l t t heed . off Made 4 4 rt... i Pentane ivy thiauot - -importance' erithOot soole Prol" ' ' Se, pt difailltsp.ll P. Ailiftled,...o4,Sksg foe ; ' ... n , o support it.. Neyertheleas. it: attest be confessed ...,....-- ~,t 4 _ ,. ...... _..,,_ c owls , bei __ . .. : .. , omit . ~. ..0 *II I , IO P, if • •PA s . 1 . WWWArt !Iv"' wwt hat my proofs did pot Carry abselatioestrldtion o.' (~, , , 1 4 - :wkoilier dip ry„abusislysidirg. of East . W i dSki korsing4.-11 halt Paits 4 o'dork..st th e ihalwati• i .be time to my friend in Welbeek-etreOts.elor Yet t ( !. iditietiloi to.' Iliii - ' • w lb , Ak . g. its:Hand, *rage Joh° Fredyr• • g li tt .'4. b i was ak: iesolossiourint , maimpis'er Orasitly,,Wr to the N 0)17 ii . ' of .or; fiOnsemiter e . OattlaiVl , WU" MI; 1 ' 444 ' ll4 "V° c°4- °t he * ..444•111.°1111 L ew' , t .lAi 'f or Adria CaattaUce .r. .- "4 " , !- Mother frieod hi tiockingitamshire.' whole • IPOOlo• VoUnd Rees against these &inhibit, peoplei Need MM! mei* ' d i e h i - • ` .)05 6 41 ~ ,a_ti,a,, her nth nestr; - 444 in • the year " et " •• we i imi. it *ping Forest, of a censampp ee n i n e st ..- nveterate h so much so judged, that thotliroeinstanoti jr. . • :on 874 or., INZ L ,,,ftrield, net :MO light, •heer- athistatothor agcy Me eriskilokk Been. '' O• has produced a dissolution of. ear friendships *ter 4 11,, an . 0 4t .•-7 ' • 4 6 4 bkr il iiii b i ii e w e e t ~ 4 . _ 1 ... - , , . . Monfittellticel of .14 years stun ling. The...defence of • i g rA c iil ly _• ; to rm i. . ' A ir t i meatifinir eff-ek suis a ,h urge for . . fitirtistrt rviriltriteet . 1 , 96 -, . , 47' 6 1.••• -'; 11. Siisebh tliereforet•has cAnt. I n o "" 1 " 1 "1 1 ' .: It tun both "retti rtiPO4 'Wk: 54 . NIIITUEs or inlpartv: can- ... (Alive CBLEiIIit&TE Voitilliktti BALM Ote pi.. • ' ---: tie mist me . the .friendship. of a , very worthy . Geode- ji lte d ' e, .. j e well,4 • oi avi dittlettriledoeloediti , lonsidered . scp.B . ,. - - ~. ,' • v ...r . . • 114 ° 4 :- INIV whir* some folks telt ' rite I la*" " e ": ni . heir haelie, , oughe.,ol4llsestaet eradlai omit , MS inestimable Medicine having risen ••sits: n t l' .. !mit/ replace at my time of fife, iiker, be that 1 k e it : T h e , t eii i i i ie r.. . enees 4iiihi5 ,,,,, a ...„ .H . :; ,... 0 . • • p • ii i, it , the •i ery onnademf - mar, ii is RO4 uf us • . , ~ ...r , is st may, if is • very agreeable to -AOI to (' - '_."-* .I , ....,_l____ o " - ""1,77 7 77.,7.....r - ro resorted to for ifs benign oaf kealth•sestrio e quoin:re iircila t , 1 wrote a , . , .. , ARITI . .II I SWA Mint 1111111kos tip- of weakest*. an* entAcintiou. home; perlia i A, ullac.,,peut i ng • -',..; efile,t- op .the contents. of the- posplgelP, : 11 ";n a t al t i i r0 ". 4 4 880R . , A R l oo m asi didesbei A m i t o „ win iis virtues. uos rii,in g , perused that liberesting," G u id es° !i ' - ittoted; wheals, it appears; thatllCA h eave beeelost,li t i eli . the im idatior i rav n agist i o , , au da....a.;,.„,k,A..i Health" (i'phieh moot he , but few iude•4l, arty be iam ite dk• - „ 4 .' - cadent; on this occasion , that zeal has r itt least, been ! .wl•r•ww"•"••••-z - ask, what ;* she Flidm of fiVerid fit for ?-Wir•ii Otani! ha autk:' 1 . , 1 trerted in a' good Anse; far, ,ectairdieg to. this * if tii" / alti ' • 19.114 Y • fled 1 . 7 e ' t f ir 41/1""1".63igi1id4.: - ii ter ti- TV l . atel " r ' ttlit i t it iik 4 eilve*Y. 113. . 4 ;,--": •f. : erbailese•the testetest , Woe: la . seulatiwiltul, . • • ~. Void op the Mteritr tu Nature ,I, .., tsteented Writtilr, .I . have !Kende/ending maw,. wilds' .• fi c . emee - - 7 1: 4 - 4,0 0 , , y in gn i oo di c il e .,_r av t - - ••• • Leilhose aho are alil• (led in she fo'd,•4 int:manner r eibri ii i . • bongs rattle and inelegant In their Minoan,- 1141r* fi a ei i i i kg, , ,;- il aii -,..-.....-i .1.- _i • . rll, • , , the cause that instanced surh havolic none the " abides.. s c p,' ► • . as m a nr.... omit the dersittorts petite's mat powers of lis"--(llsOldered stimitich. dr ras e - • - ret an honour to their speeles-sinee, 'as this tevetet , . ..,, ....- ••=• .... • T"'":" - is •:pr.tne suosartoing wttnesses should he tee -.lwkiCit, ,:cf.. bi lirol ir.i h t , . si the vo ice , shisrmess Of b reath 4 1 ,,,, A Ane w ', ilia? excellod, in berievolenee.o •ifitralanaia !4'. Iwo di I do r .... 40 . t hey . wire in lotion . as 17 ~..: •, je and re i l! stizat of lie w e ltod: SVMVIII. T1!....p4 ofiich , ,hajo fitly calli ter fOilf.AT Vi Zit elf.'iltritAp • 4 •."e i sm._ J is. ke t „ poi , hog of hex ._, e • •kitess of step re: • IMO, Ili& :'-'l ,l r lust In lll 4 lol "Me, ' . Ana nPi Inellutr, should take time to ;Outsider lintisSus'is advir..ilkat Ii • unlit is the • inyn n rlant iirrioti fur forming a robust comb o . NT Ar; a g.---In a 0,4 lit Illiatillt a mats' .. • la t it le i ret rOittiou o f the competency er . 1110011 4 111010411,21110,-i /IV - h t 4 illy _sacrifice; . ••• ' ' ...V ' - " E '! 4l ' in ' • ':1 Vpietoi at t he • time be executed tho -arill.4oll,i . two," and !_ ot__ 0_ thing l_i to be [Leaded so much as preos,,.. Vi rohPeCt t. Ike sneuta , 4oo.94priklict, .i- i d- - P . t . ... , re elcess.7 The foundation or n happy 9 1(1 age i. a pled vita. n • siitation in youth; temperance an 4 moderation at Ana ft..: age. hothitig um be belle!' dough • lie intelligeut writer Ites hddortetiller Idea* . wit tfa tb1. 1 14 w : ne r , " c° "• t° t i f i i P e*lc r 7 *• • , , . h . Id . • . 2. .7 . , :ircamigangi, - Uhl* 1 404 4nonditOtilitthklin6n ' ._.. 9 . reir e P ar ed th er tfi lZ• I' s • flit *VW is him ree P t i ti ' e is nw i o ' rd' l s P a P lA n nestrons- '3 !Mini . , 4134 re. MS c 1--Tiat • third witness' ...-..........-46 in'in• want of timely me. ' stinent featare ip .OW fiepow • ehaillietei.4 9 A - 004/. L• !• , . • • Lt . , Oworts tit* after , this speedos; of the will, .or one of Millions have died of medicable wounds." - ~. mild precepts - pf ariNgtiiii.". itienoo4o . .. I. -.• c • ;,,,, 4..... . . U sill er,,dicio ; I *h rl i t l e i . l e il l i e lleil leolVipp n el .l 4 " ati t i l in Tf i.ll :4 l. r e ;oet :Mule of time , a total ;deluge - id that A . , . - ...{ e,c," 6 ,,,,, Aiwa, 4,etiltdb i y ,this: of - the Testator. FerSuelli s tOr e i tr , wets sit I-- ' ..". 40 Alt *trlkollt i , . hal t 10 drink' aill, , upon walakoh!, l u t - r o g arapt i„ r ue h a . o we , annaa _ tha one ,ity as w9uxa coakt . ssit,faimitalaore in his. SO.. ~ ~, ..., t, ~ wit iptoes_ ...egcleimed, " *II is. nit kaamiser will be etwerby its arese.ice. Ttr• halm of Odra ' • litpositioq,.' . wloseh' the . ) ipotip fl i so .iaege„„ i fy e,,, or th .. . sv ins . caries;' the effect otthiaAangeilrie what tfot :Writer ,' ri e ._r_o- .N. _i_.., 11 WP he l m slooe a rpgeish•eit PI aae, has Produced more , std soito'.l•s! Kan any or4tiei.teses . el - - i to eneigeiciity ,exoreatiblitiiie &lons ' i iii w o e d 4 !.,.. a 1 lawn Ceeeltettheitide'lle . UO.Ur 4o :s gtd , 'uot I s ol siss" e u r "ntiaa nlintl sa* ° ;t ° 4 4l. ava a ee te : la wit i n e o d e k ‘t l itl i in t oTa f tl' ' o b e. c t . ‘ 4 ,4 4le v b i ' :;!,o llub yit;:t: • u. 4 rut, kee 8. ~ ,„., .•.., .. --. . - • •.. *meg systro 4 frees andllisfittrthent die viscera and phew +, s • perhaps - exceeded, all other nations in thew oiet la ?!.-• , ist . _.., . -,lio-•• !r - owe d 00 , t h e mum . . portent hrzatts; resolve* obsegjetionti„atid , throws .vr iiieriti•;.4 ; 1 r Slits IMP& • • * IUSTICEi mid of ustitre..• -The spirit of IhiCileit-t '•,,, i , •t, - • • •, - , • ,-7 , - . "'• strong liemonras strengthenis the eviler:it anal! , aniikeillo the IlletsCular fibres - tit their •liittirrol not health?" foie; !!A f t , ' liiii,telsgion jg Uto6l.lll,ollttbie .to liberty-L-4. pe15k1e.7. 9 . 1 "t„,i , : . /ir ~._::.; .: • .'„' if It 50'04" . 0 . 43 ` . ..; . ' ."' ' : Lite eppressor as a character to be abhorred-Ns *nig I ' " l's : 'a.tatttEt p.0'51114.7, supported by Mr. ROU., ca of leAteA r to . -imbloce, hi ii consider:Ade thar , e, • all or niy i ••c I, su'it moat, ueder revt(sio to I.(tideitu4o4 an e• • aral,Mr. 8X.t.0.c, opposed. the case . as • not suf.. • • . _ .. armlike, be equattit:adapted for the curs of every trdi 4 • liateful; in the sight of God, • and - tonsequeroly (111.1' ' rut ''' &Aral; lc uvula •oat an ..tho vast of the -Pleintiff,„ They titeay. .e. ' ih serving e execration of all good men. ender dot ...i n .i tt la . it ..., R .A.., . •• This tiledicine Ilns been uncommonly sweirtstriii with sedisi Jilin limitatiber . they wotild people, who have tee appeatime sad air or old no i who are , idea, that .the oppressor was offenSive to a God 4 -7 , - , .1... -73 "*"`9 1 _" 1 ""` , Jraguk. gliti , s s anum „k i rigfl h e l o t. a .., .. , • 111 ' t - , . lii. 411.4 0 1 ..- T .F. ': ••••• • - .- - --,--- -- - --- - - - l i• p.m" ...anomie, nettstehed, stupid, and even set'srei!e ; iv'siess , Mercy, the • Saxons so dolcified the bitter lot ofd ept. RIPIII Willin bodies arc tweinuelseolorerhow les, art on I ng.”. zi.i 1! 011'11 - 11 . very, that 'it last it bname pleasant and itgreesttairl. t •*t• . ~ - , i __ - . st . to. _ . mates to ! aryl; who Moot on it,t(sr iii,oste for evetv ihi sg„ e.r ii I e t et:t4 • seen, Their slaves, says the %triter, wire exposed "to.-• : ' * I .'''' 4 ' '• I 444 ' " e :th e I torocaolvatett , Yith I -.roll icas k in•sch is twi l it-41i / 4, .....‘.. ,„ rd. the . . m to Itliosy , tf.. woolessett- T , iteds•neis.,`Atotile liertil s , greater bard hits thee our farmers scar at prefer,' . • •,„-) i ,.. .1. , • -4_,. . . _mi. • mamma ps. s . ' -: ' _.,,,eith'i lammed* nn I tits e,ee sista-low the heal. - --. ^ • ...4 riev cultivated the land, anti paid thCir.nneedrs - Mew ,''' ',ILL A - - et .- ' t I._ -. ; h , ~,, The Cordial aoin a o,, K ail. ill h0t,i1:.(4, price 11.. s.sc,tr • ~. OM that sem epee...., mestite tire atimmtsoing wit- floor in nee family b sale fur 31. by which oar I Is. bvai is t portion of the produce. Slatter y . ... . _ h ._ ___, . swipes siio4lo n od the *dale saved:, duty intleil ii. • ritlattege, or at least that state afterwardatlesoongoved - gmna o b serve d , b e With e telt bottic !s given et copious all- el 11,receielt. • ills 'toaster the • Vece.Citeic sillastage, which was, in the first inettlocit4 lottilot the .. • .-.-. 1 A '• . . eIItIMIIIIIIIk select thvorsitio.ts of tea cdi. iv vof hve . sseilictiless 0 1 Dittiolls . Alit it was.a urooer case to go be. 1 $4 ,, G „,„ „swat label „r aa ofcriers •,. Ili . j. ...a • . Seisms', quite cungebial with the twilit elf.:;lllserty,• .7 4, ° `'• - • • • ; , •., wP J or rt i cular i as t h e L earne d c ounse l ro e • 5.,18,-rnr,, t ;:crposti, ' ougsaven he its off•elal A ll old is . and perhaps never so bad, even ,ict the •petisfa of. 41* - 4 . it 7, Pa I . • • 4 . it , , that a . has been represent ed: gl ower ., the Vele dant (Sir S. Romilly) hail n nut u he , counterfeit,. feudal abuse, this ma _. he Sc ion .. . _... .._ he; conid• nut oppgse it ; be would therefore .grant the Sold by S stmtelLelik '50..,13, Streusel t 'Sayre lull Ceel Oda y , t h e ion villains, if soon taxi may , ked-Csr larMr. Hart. Dicey awl Sutton ); Bow ,Citureh-yir.:l r 11.40,11 a 4 Co.. I'4 4 ' called, for the word does. not occur ill illy of tilt ~.1 " 1 11 , t iv 11 " g ..* 003rd-street,' LOINIon ; Brodie Mal I>uutiting, 3,lmbury )X. .1 Saxon Laws that I can find,, resertskieit •oor hrtne 1.- .-' a l" . ar the4• 4l esisated• tal i . . Smith, rierfusner, Nrirth.hrtlge, 'Edinburgh ; \Sortie IGO, , , No. 6, Caliege-cret% ; lit Daytimes; No. I, Pa!littii.' , i'4l:lll This was the natoral consequence • of Aitelleve ,-,' ••.,, i ..;:., A .ts ~ omoseasso•- awl of Memo. F. Neal/dry And Stan, lslubtiii ; *oil otheeMelb who attempted Dot : abruptly and violently to ebonite F..'. '. - Oatit•TraNl P -Ke- 463 . BENCH, JVIE 11 tine Venders in Ettrope and Ainerica. -I - the balite of hie eubjects, but set ep sod* eitidetitsiiii .' •14" N ' '' woiviltra V. saaster.n.. • , Intl • • • pr• 6eloomil, when cinettited. experts hi: tiiti Meer ••• I me Pound, to whit's' such letters vhould, for slfety, ht.., ' • as would gradually produce the flint,. hirt l / 2 04 ;i - 414; ipali m talon by which the Plaintiff, An ems- directed- ' WWI totting * Cetera, to gather I. due tensest Amok gddlefOker, sought to recover from 'the .Defeq. " Moue) , Letters Ur. SOloakeep,ltead-hottse, Tri•ar Lirve•-: 1 tile *vita of his eacilleet end' philintbrople Jostled. edict, a•lillableeillibtlifvenntitit aitdPamitiiriticir, tile " Pi ' . I timas la. which, he cortaioly showedUntelf t o he a .sum p 1 WWI. contained in a 'Octet 'graiiii t it by the - Reid double poLtage." . t MATRIMO V.. coussuontato politician, though some have called him Defendant t* tlitrilehiliff, payable at , 1.44.110ri0d1, INTO Disorder% have coldrib - oied More • essentially , ,•., : both - of width: wimith i pired and gone 6y. . • , to destroy Ursa-sent happiika satin thoie %t hi e f ' ar e th e , , Ataktagleumbire, Jam 3.. . TlatOT fir TftV lini AN. n ••M c: Pxitthltiting ailed witnesses who proved the conequence of uneuarded pleassre..., People of every ran% plq ETO iSe CONietra.) •. . . i enaction et thhboridl -' ' . - . 1 adoration to the 41irine of Wedlock ri lopt Oboe the cumt•tetita i . has been tainted' by siiseine,, It remniation of stability is iii • -- ...-._ - 4, .- 1. • Ins* AttbatsetoGltertito., for the Defendant, ad- peosishly te g iiisite. . , . ~ . , i , Twenty years iNi vi e devoted oar practise to. the exerts*, 4 z • Tuesday night •Drury-lane was honoured with aveased thO.Jiryolethirrieg IT, in the first instance, , • treatment of the foNewing disorders, and • lir swevirtil relisil it the appuraoce of General pLATort. He arrived ,-to be thowlah of hiatilent,.fron a deSiie to descend . ww e plan gires us additinhal ardour to oppose, us Esti ill wear. I waist 10'0'616Cik with 'lda Aids-do4 I I I P, and took -, to the grave 'with that 'Ammeter for, integrity and obie, the vicars of those complaints which are the must isso i his Mk In. the glositaels Bor. The.iiiitople teitified honoer`which he had malidarned through tile, throw- portant in the catalogue of Abigail, infirmities : • Atter to inat ion Han every Israi.ch,o 4 Nav ; Surgeons,we formed i their lay In tlllelrmied inabiter, bylodil shoots And lag aside all'ietel clbjection or defence to the Plaint. o wish, at no early period of • proctice, sit Ersrue iu,lividstals i hoax*:; the petite niers instantly-amide forward, - had ', till 'vehiNs, to refer the whole matter as between man from the kelewoove of noeduentell meri t or the' ninny dangerous I. . sang " God rare the Nine:" Tildintertaimpoits ! end men, to any Gentleman at its r. Agaiitz4 the l u r c rh i , ll .t‘"" . etip f weal of the cure of Wired' we here devoted min. nl. of the evening then .preceeded, except now and thee ! tidies itself, he conceived, he hnd a g :6(1 legal defence. tendert ' rspecies of Verett.:4l bit e cti lit ; all kiiids there was a trilling interruption from the . mistns' In ' i The debt far which the bond its question was granted i l e D nH el i tW i m :7 4 :pte i n' t t u ri4',.'s ( "No, i tte t . :i t olle , s.or 6c1,0;-1) of .. i . , :s s 7 • . the pit, male lia • female, who penciled - Itemised is ; originated in wagers or speculations - of a gambling terry in I„ sg eti'which is tolled it lifeline 77r it' il in e;: 1 1113. ; Semler% ll I shake hands with the. Retain% whir , most eordially ;. nature en .icittery tickets, namely, what was, by tilts Weakness. iii-its, Ohtdrisctiorts in tile Urethra $ tr, 31.) Suic• complied with . their wishes. -- He is* fine athletic speculators in mach illegal transactions, called lot, LeZ, t y l ett i r t A i rlatr er v't pr „:::f ne e p .'",r h et, w e,„si 'V s. . figure, with a martial. - oaunteassitehiriii. was tidily} tory produces. The Defendant had,' unfortunately, premed pow of iseatasent offerteally and' plum' •14 2 ,15• carol, ; dressed id !doe. wahine, - with setterat stars. He ,!11i0011110 a speculittior In this illegal traffic,. and, at the wateoi the penretroitering the cot-wilting pain nail ;taro- !. seemed h4itly pleased while he stayid,' het left the I date of the bond in opestioi,., it'.-.would appeaP•iihat, l a e i ktrzw i t7r e :lliti: l t e reolozilly n i f '4l 4 l : : t sys ~ the liliptjettitott iiir i thine etOet I f o ' clock, when he rePplred to Covent. be warladehted to the Plaintrtyand to • either Gee- ' sec - *einem s . mim i c r ef striett r it:M"ltt k g •Lifa r ttrart ' - ; • garden Theatre, where, he experimood the same 1 tlensen‘a liiitt , llteeit ' *hot restsotable he . I taar • our fate,. th e. legal eradication 4 lellieb is efe• • - certaiti, and ex dhow of care, supero•r tie hearty• welcome as.at the other house . ! . . . 1 edadieffilikda tit be "0..... ii .0 „ Igjlic101.. 0 1 0 1). up air yet ndopted. The 'weak** telamsti•in, and de , DitEADPUI• Fine.-Thursday, t • Ode - lost. the • doubt) speckled= . t y . the proceeding Rio this coasplefivOsee speedily removed,. , - '001S • •-. bialys •-•• ' Teri. I' r . • r .„, . aid the patient matured to simmtmed ismorssat *meth. hut • manufactory of Messra,Bowring an Co. et Ramp - mm of i ,. , " fteP , , i , p, ~,, .• i, . 7 *Weft tke &betty his far yam eititited A pewees Pero"' ton, caught bee, arisen, - property • Ike usoont of e iftkaillade 40001. was consumed, exclusive .elf the dwelling.; tholisaiso . ' tiihii" O us t lei 0 '-- • . 'ut,, 11 2...rew,i1 the thlotherthe MIAs df lifts see to fermium* the . house and stahlus WM* Were 11104 istaliT . destraYeds g r ad . 04 ' Wet r• . 'elliell ' • 114 ;di '• ..;,0 140 _ak Tueser dh o °l4 us-Dtiesses• are Ihe raisit ef ignorance ot !mate la the . . tollother..'uith'sfßlClPWlN and, to ode , so the rattle.. B rokers le delete hose, *ho w ls' , in. ; treatmete of a Simple Glilleffileit and it not unfrespiently 1;411 trophe, /11144144111 t if3s. Lost thei 'lion 14 .01trtetsigit.; abiii e l to &Wait til er, n.__ ,becam.ewlui wu, Pens !kat the seeds of lire are poiLmed by Inc ladiseretion atm ‘: esiteardb*-bour. By 0 superior method Writ complaints are ing to escape v -Part of • their reusable wari'dlig front call IL4 me i :Pic il. Ttl a-r ia . 181179 In th 10141.4.1015. -* T at, min.; dad etre where others Wive failed, we watt that the ruiorthe next day. . • represented to the amseadaitt that, by' .. - a .Wa r m i 4r . presoso. s44seser :o a oliv re tsa r a caa rad es t. A meeting took place on Teesdrp asoming last, friendly " trample, he, who was a. Own* .". inposio4ov r e re lt h ica ti fo 'huw a distress to th is about six o'clock, nee, the Netr! Sersillike, between amount of upsitrdiot . 0001. thOught lie .•'' ' i stos ki":l 7 lc."l " l4 . ~,.. 4 0. w r im o ille u s .6t ry in ,,t ;11 : 1 0 1 , 1 4` e lat i ,, e l°11 :1„,,, nwu Ar c teo u ', . 1 . a. Mr. A-r and Lienteeant iirsewit, of Nye Wick- rail on, the others to ' of aco • • n or 4 .4 , * . , i • , , 4cipire that state of debility which is thy' i • , . eMilletpiebte of such pernicious 'labia. Where th e .. low Regiment, which . hearty , fatal •to the la the pound. The ;Vadiuti could not co •. . broods titer his so' v bet carefe'l c ale ' •••- , ; y I former GePtleMee . the parties lad. bow shots Nth, tido sum; but the nitwit greed to bad It him.- .s. .4.,.. fn; it may be some emeqltitise for him to hnowr • without :effect, and ,hy an ascor,-, at . tho Nth, Mr. They aocordingly met it the Chambers of sir . kalif.. .Mk ' '4. ' h If beau object of doubt or uncertuitity•with other A• l e pistol was not rocket Whoa hamlet to him, Its tors, the Plaintiff'S atterney_Lerliele the Plaintis the. resits of Mime deficiencies b . ); the gradual rete erresinvathip, Is the mequirement of our it crie .-e consequence he lost his •Ilvei Loieetessest E.'s taking no deist*, 'did lend to the D efendant QM ' Sum. - t e rites of Basselansiw Venus have begun to re d eye sna n ni; srliltir a , g reh Anxiety will b_e_istevented by an early counter- ireet on hio`uPporvont'a hip twil i t but not with sufil.. 20001: Sot ha Immediately took it hick frony him In eie.nt strength to break it. 'Thelon:ell at Mr. A.'s pays *at the rate of 10s. ib the pound of the debt :ill ()Gee: • Wail" state i ' laillebitia r i 11 . ° g reat "ail twit, who called to, Liootount,ll. -to . but that • due to himself end to others, 'who had do legal claim. gurriell . Wabea• who have Iwiti : " aisaPPoigked in their ;Gentleman did of coaceive ._ 4 , *. s . to suffer against the Defendant.. ' • ;'' • ' ex pectatlonsnor a fatally, may be nssured,thot la most lastatices, !AKA' defects Are curable-by-medical skill. Mr. 4. to Ore at hict cods .. ' '''' •• • os.-- Lord Etistritonovcsit asked, what Act of Puna- •., lars iPa o l f ieu th i el i :ea th :• C age dviii , " and a i r :ono reg er ueb or d .living t* sta b:e e l i t s:intro r i l l ica ant: 114 A. mei shin Ileum - t i t , , :r fie welded, went aside thb Masai I Might a mitt not Speculate Not rot Advice end Nedicises and the ;gO WIIIIIIIRri. Is ill II ., ~ • •'!-(Pare ee the Probahlo - velue, Itt•Il Astir* period, of mares l, ito . In( issue of the Kingdom. ; sttine will ur • Tin' secrecy Which uso essential to oar ,_.0.4 14 04 . ';.* s '''‘ • ' of of sheep, net itl liditllntialti ell tittle the wager was _ . . . undertaking, and the : 1 ' OrthWrOggfiatc_. it _ ....... .: '.. to Obese madet If illis were imitellosille It simple contract tputinicationi which we presumed to rate ' foam the basis • I our pretension, and ( have ncidence with such t'tis be ln r timo w t a i r o d n ei ts , , COOliselieille l / 1 . 0 4 , Richard dibc the tialoti ff • a a nit -beta, sli r d be nonsolted; 1 givep, that Illevnt.• Curne and Co. may be:consulted brpntihos 4 1 11 - T A Lk- •Sio se k; ..° o4llll r .. Aram A------- ' of thwi t h l . at Ap r a th e enderbabocto. pay ts dd b e void f or t aelthet sei with th e greatest secrecy and todoar , at thels ° I rki1.....! s ... . • . ..• ... _ . . _ ... . .' ... ._ .► .. . . 1 111111.111. No.lo/. Ration-earden: - ' 5 It'