The Statesman. — London, England, 1819-02-17 00:00:00

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Remember, that all history Ime owned, that she madam se Fasting Is essirertive of the Lihere tors of Oa respla I reasiase year ezetiless, year victory Is erriale t the Farther will batmaihilated. Come early to Om Von toomorrow.—Voto foe As =as yea Issas Oases—Vow is, H•basese--slie Neal of Ualverad Messy ad Radial U.ia , PI. S. Tits- ToascAl2 ACCOUNT .1111•11111T1iD OVATtiI al Alilbß ICA. Me tbc paled et the list amlobalosits Se the Siam day, ilb a ma plan. A ItAllDfili o • Late Ceital l IL far the Vatted Paw at Patio. ...Printed tar 41001140 Caastable mg Ga. llifebergh lad Rani. tiabiasaa.,aad Co. 110, Cbrapalda, Lamle.. hi day wore pebl - la Owe large Tattoo eats., w t0W.41 1 . 411 a Rifalt 6 ad Es. maybes. prim 41. es. bow*, • rrtRAVELS frees VIENNA ibrsii. LOWER .s. HUNGARY, wit/swim Amami of Vienne donee the Goegnos. By RICHARD BRIGHT. M. D. hit./ for Magittseld Callable ..d Ca. Edlaborth t awl ;Owens. Meng, Rees, Ores', and Broom leindon. " This Is etWetly the work of. very aggialple and ette. wbe he. obworril, wills the ungost dillfieore. eery ail l rrwarhable that moo wiebie the giber* of hos elitiervatten i met lowa In bb book, perk wish tot mach Nissteoess, every thing that be had ft • s. Tgo eo bn whib to become letls.tety acquainted wt.? As government and meal enemy of History. will lad In go• Week before es every detail sas desire do Author hew ing not aely male the best m the e his ow. asides of ob. eetweshoo. bet Ma tommlied the mast wgr c l is native writers upon these solikew. From than he bat ettreeled, and thrown tern the fens es Appraliz, Tables slid agoutis the sir towirs of awl ereogy, are predate of the woes. the rebore of she sive. ad mde WI preemie( Wray. ad the gosocisy of own rows lathe Angular damisima. To Mem be bet added &redlines, oldie Carginatton of Jecrysi UN Fives, mod as May, by • • frfookew prom o r muses ef Age* with a ry al we* ad pirates essomon to lbw pow*. es cry, and ligglawl. Hefty wises lam • eat metal= ate eavitohed both is ibis I Mlle the Work."—Bdiebargb Review. Viis - im an meow of Neil YotWi wdl be pabirshol, kawlessisly printed is Two Vol.. Bro. i IL GEOGRAPHICAL. STATSTICAL DE SCRIPTION of SCOTLMIO. Ily 1411K8 PLAYFAIR. U.U. F.H.B. aid F.A ill/Um/pi of tat United College of St. Arid,ro's,aol libretto ' 0 9 0 19, it bee.ral H.gliseq She Pripet Rtetat. . Primed for Ateltibeld Gottablis sad Co. Eilisburtb pad Beim, Rotriorso.asel Cii.bil.Cbsopeider. Loads*. • . 9 . ?he ellt..e work com•sime • terieral drsetiptioa of S , oi- UDC sis class., ratsatiiis, Owen, retie% Aso, imassfatiervit.vormiserse, fellsiaa, Ilteeliesee, goveoriotat, rtgewar. tr.; k st every amosiry. Wr pleat. Wit, 011•416 , 15 antiquillies. lea% ite. MO ii 9 Mag separately drier , totil, awl she whole illseteatet by appropriate slatioisal ditit lo the cow* elthe mei, 'loath vs ill be petolil... . SERMONS. ---- By tbe Ravenna C. R. MATU C.staie of St. Paw% Prirood for Archstoidtt Coo.t.bie and Co. hAisimurgbi 1 1 •11 Amt, obiasse. old Co. 50, Clarapsitte. Liontl&c. greedily will V pablabell. in Tee Vida gee. a itII atiatetosa &gm' lop, AN ACCOUNT et tht ARCTIC REGIONS. Incialkag tie Natural History of Rd itrerrare, .rod the adjacent idagrit the Paine lee I aid tie Itterataod Sea s wall a MM.?, mod Illeterlytwa of the N..eva.tst Whale Over) fillestrArd with many Aseedales aloha dz i g; e t : of Om neriva 'kw Odra i derived from Ilesesedlea diets& screeteen Tepee to rite Polar rent. sy WILLIAM Acoßlts i.e. Washer of the Werner !Aerie! J. . Printed f.r A. Coustatete Gal liiisaargb $ mad nor*. Itotbaebea. and cr. Cheareide, I.nadoo. RAKARIRI. VV. F. are rOgolletod to direct*, attendee of pec ans sorted wish metal K bodily 7 decay. anneal de -1 *My, Impord wettings, lore of uppeti re, indige‘tion, depression a p, p , r ,,s, womba t Sr @bob toe ..f stye haosisofortnetc tub! every -rasher bred or entpilaew weber% eleiesied thews. masa enema, palest totes Hole sedjoieso. ptive habits. ned i elf erseetittObleoleoligieleh. Idefooltelerr ream trial of the sielrlsrarril CORDIAL BALM OF ItAKOSelitl. or Noose d 1 0• 1100 0 0, le a rced sad sold. sreseemse and by C. J ream, . of Ow East Landow Medical Etruststillieseelk 7, Ceene-street read. SC Georges le the Rea, Leedom 11 In salverselly eetooeleitgest as be the mew one. lOWA restoraiive in all tee above cep Netrls bie ever Ibtiej i t is slake tie ► ed, eases the erne srlallrellhatell lbw heed Obi ebee**. 41 , 1 wad perspirieipas--h is wisely insisaibie for id 'spree Sr eteeneore so extol. eidetically tie %rdso if this vievolo;fol nod larporob{e Medicine to redoriag leash to the Illetvor to Rho aired s tbalmeelle pes ts' beers Owed $l5 elflike* Wadi. %het bowing bees is 411* dreed by one diem,. as to love Mies despaired of, net oily by h est Milk.. flat Moo by titer prpflersiestal attendant.. I Bold, by appointees' uP the Creprieso4 lYi Insoles Ito. reek, are sn't annolfttlet a sae. 1100. each 6 wiser 'muskies ids noel 'Wetly bottle. fie duty lartaded, Ise whirls one I Is. bottle leaaved. TN, ttlevrtemobk Illetterine 0,111 keep In all etiolate% and way be lento( loran, sod Sue% Fieeoniartses t Vide, 16. Contents H. J. Promos, lul. &reed s .7. Richards. 19;1. Befead t (Mote. M. t Badger. 1?5, OlifoidAirres I Clusortier, 76, Osionleirees t Tag'. 10. Middle-mm.ll.oore 2lt.gds.. Dr. Medl4.ll 1111•I•f• ever) ysrt .l Dr. C. J. amen takes this emend opportosity of or essnerbse so tie, Plaint. tam be will dereles be, study missies. h t.. the core of particular complaint- t as is repaiar strembwr of Royal Collet* of Ph, skim', be mien a speedy eat perusa ble, lose lbw every etas of nerroos Mamba , diverse,. of lovairvet low ,uips, or of let east inveterate kind. are by is arle nos no.de iseamenl•peed drawl trestle Ilywured. Dr. C. J. Jordan may be caerotted. by all rooks ' from one to 0* wooden all le sae evening. at the lint l Loathe Wei relEosblesamese, 7 Carseve-virett Root, sear {he Censer ell toad Ingefllr ) St. George', in t3e Lost. This day vim pablitbied. y. o r THE DEU'lliN abif VA RIORUM CLASSf with the Variorum Morels prier 191. shall, nod It. 18.. large paper. till thelse off&dwg, waive.** pref. will be raised to 10a. awl on the lst ofJosie to 11 . Inree pow avebk. The sastibr will. ea It bet% lastorporate the Metylthi, Vari ation'. livid Blows Edithiss. The whole will woke 110, or not exceed* 190. Parts.— Twelve to be published ever year, and to be paid for es de livery. Eight swaths are allowed for tl cadence abroad, ma Afters fur I Dela. The Wart say be sees at the priseipal Boohaillels is Lan dna, thrtitith obese muses nos be WIN. Of to Mr. Valpy, by whets Ilse Sort Is to he edlsnd wed primed. TANI rinentiabscripil•meaS lure. and asselL Prnopeesses say be hod at 11. T•••••••4•art, Cleatery - We, Leaden. - relmeary. JIM • • pIitSTMINSTER g 144114. -.•..-- TVIESDAY. While the Poll.books were make sp o a pos. ticsl satire was pretreated opposite the lissisgs, is the shape of a sheep's hood, singed Meek ow ono aide, labels placed Nader tie tars, en arida were wriuew '?Whit" and Tory," fronted by • placard of " Carlton-house rod," with horns gifted. TM nombers were shortly afterwards displayed is Wow : J. Homelier. 4:+i 419 Major tarts r , g4t Rua. G. Lash Mr. Hosnouss slept forward, and •was received with teed applause'. He began by ceogratalatiog the nesters on the combined success of their male; they were still at the heed of the Poll. Ne had me desire that they would combine to triumph, ootwlth. Mending all the artifices which had bees resorted to by his opponents. He sold, " In spite of their arti fices," because he held in his baud a most estraor dinory prodectloe, which, frees its form, mast have been issued by Mr. Lamb's Committee.—[Here he was partially, though ineffectually, interrupted by one of the crowd.)—lf that person would hear him fairly, he would patiently return the compliment afterwards; they could not both speak together con. veniently. He was shoot to say that the paper is his hand was a proof of the most extraordinary arti fice Ever attempted at an election ; it did cot come within the Hee of electioneering squibs, bat was wholly unwarrantable. It was • paper which bed come from the Committee-room of his opponent, by way of answering some assertions which he (Mr. H.) thought At to make is his address to them on Satur day. If the paper did oot proceed from them (Mr. Lamb's Committee). hi should be very glad to heat them disrvow it. Mr. Hohhouse then reed estracts from tie piper, which seemed to be a series of de. diction, that the author had drawn from Mr. Hob. basso's professions on the subject of Reform, se they appeared in the Newspapers on Monday.— They charged him by implication with wishing to contract the right of Suffrage, rather than sateod it, particularly in Wesimiester, where the effect of his ressoishig would go to abridge the elective privilege eXteedingly. Mr. Hobbosse denounced each of the allegations as falsehoods. What did they mean by attributing essertinna end arguments to him that he never tiatf altered or contemplated? On what prin. ciple of jeatice or bouesty did Mr. Lamb, or his Committee, pretend to a utter felesisoodu— This was going bity•ed the common artifices el elem. lions. It was &sad thing that they shejld give e. prolfl of depravity even in the outset. The worthy See condor of Mr. Lamb began by stating a direct fates. hood; then comes this statement, which was poet. Sicily fallacious and antra,. Ho wondered that thier should hove attempted. tq gull the eelightened Elec tors of *eattninstrir by so bps, and foolish ea arti he. After this, nothing could be believed that emanated from that Committee, especially if it was signed 44 James Mitedonild, CI :airman." Us vestal ask, however, if it did or did not premed frees them. " Mr. Macdonald, was not this paper published by your Omani's ?"—[hl r. Macdossald said, he would answer at a contagion time.]- This was nut the way is which their Candidate ought to be treated. Knowing, however, that he (Mr. H.) was for the widest extent of suffrage, they were not to be deceived. It seemed from the bills, as if he was going to betray the liberties of Weetselnater ; be knew the precticesof the party, and therefore be had pet down his declaration in writing, as the oily way I. avoid their perversions and mis.siatements. There were no doubt many excellent men amass the Whigs; but what mast be the nature of party, when it could this make • min sacrifice principle to its siesta Z Do they mean by this than they are willing lo weed suffrage to the utmost Ile (Mr. H.) had no ob iota°n to that; but they_hail. They knew that he was for the farthest-extent of soflrage, and yet they said that he wanted to disfranchise Westariester.— What deeds could they charge hint with having that tendency ? Had be committed aof Wrens to rrhlic insils ? H. had din 1 1 Y117 Wag ateliteasteld aticeiTiplishiciii Its re.ests, liehment ; it might be that he bed effected little yoti' bet ft was all that oppor. tuoity bad yetisilowed him to do. Mr. Limb came forward because he did not like his (Mr. 11's) po litics! creed. • Now, met sound objection could they eve" apiest that anted ? He bad Ohl Mikthat the laffosece of the Aristecreey predemieseedis tie State to se eacoestaadosel sod eppremilredepse, and that nothing could substitute (he defect bat Par liamentary flifortn. The Whip most therefore ob ject to this declaration, betas* it was not ebtir 014- Meer 1 it might be tree Bra setae Whip Were In. hissed le vete for Reform.; bet 'their sweeter was insigniScaot ; the good ones womb fey thug they most he neutralised by the bed, and the bed *meat 'oeusitriei es to make the good entirely 'Betio: Their real ebjecticies, however, to islet (Mr. II.) were be cause be ear chosen led breeest Valiant ily (be t People. In the very assembly where ha had boa sonaisated, the Whigs had intended to peepers a most accomplished and respectable young Neblemea, Lord John Hutson, end finding that they bad no eapport or ehenca of obtaining it, Mr. Wlshart, a Whig, and a respectable citizen of Werlosiester, threateeml to appeal to the Meeting. He did so appeal, sod was entirely defeated. The Whip eb. jetted to him because he was not a party men, bet chorea by the People; to do the business of the People and hot the business of party—because he was not disposed to labour for the Whigs,lit for the meaty. He concleded by recommending, that if they baud,' any papers coming from Mr. Lamb's Committee, they should ask before they pee aide belief to tilts, if the papa was aped J. Idemiesald, Chairman. slit F. Baden and Mr: Beet presented theeistilves aimed at the mess smemist. .Sir Freseis retired. .- (Geteal feessfe, and frier */ " of, wif r It Mr. Iliad, eta nag enteral iiiiiildea.) 11 t ob Mr. Lamb advanced, bet it 'tapes OW , fil be could be beard from mingled cries of 's,, and of, off! to Mr. Hato, Oho bad again • ired himself amidst this din. We could just lean tbst be was issighleg egoists -Me. Hobbes'', of wheel be said, that la what be bed just expressed, be ire. 'alibied the eseeatain is labosr, sad its ridiesiess ofsprieg. lie also called Sir Francis Berdett,a pf- Midi 'apostate. Sir Frauds bad abased Major Cashettesta.(lifisch neftt.)--lie, as their tireant sod. Abe Mayor's triad-J.-Ms *Mee *Ol l ll over. mired his, mad be meted 'pewee to We Fretteie ter •be displayed a. fPo rills" .Pors•gobb !OM l it the licit which he seem.' to Ibtilegea i, BlifillOt• Al esetb we could beer hha ask, if Sir Francis had not saki, that Major Certwright was not adieus for a seat in• Parliament, tad that it wee impracticeble, io any case, to rotas him! Let the Beremet as. swer those qmstions satisfactorily, if be could.) Mr. LAMII appeared again ; it was yet a coo. siderable time before he could I:, beard.—After all the pompous promises whirls had been held out by the other Candidate, his snajmi.y did not cast e ali 43; he bad gone back, therefore, considerably. tinder them circumstances he(Mr. L.) was not sorry ter his lawn situation on the Poll; be would not, indeed, es- chs age it for that of his a utagorrist.—M r. flobboese had started a rst,end enjoyed ill the advantages of so doing, sad yet be was not very faridvanced. Mr. H. had threatened yeiletday, that Sir P. Burdett week, poll to-day, and bring up a great force Iran the parish of S.. James's with him. The amount of this force turned oat to be st) votes. Ile (Mr. 1) was sorry, after all that the Baronet had done to preserve, that isesbeeld Mose his popularity. When he appeared at the lieatiags that mereiog, there were sot ems voices raised is his behalf, though be SWIM there ea pectin; to receive the salutations of the whole con cerns& lie now appeared there to indemnify his mortnicatiots, by pining from them a few busses.— Wes it met remakabie to observe that man, Vito a sheet time ago was their Net, sew asking hs MI% for a fair burin f Mr. Hebbesee bed used head words abopt a Paper of which be complained; he 'geoid not folio* that indiscreet coarse in replying to Ms ; be *ogle osly say, that be believed the positions set forth twit to be fair aschkerbiddble inferences from *s a il .'s declaration. It trefoil eldalleei, he isevero bet . - - whoa men loss their teeigere, ib ill &pretty use !Owe Alt ihey are losing thair Rens, In bi a opinion Mr. it. vogue' to be obliged lo the *Am of it fuj,tvLein- in bet onlatelligilde tilleteolfeerding Refire% ; the writer was ter ethinly entiheirle the 10001. Alas bad been p e reeliesd to hientrohevereold perform Iltal OW vice. He (Mr. 14.), aggeoyod• of the latent at yogi hap which reached f ti„11140 pay scot sad Les,; be 44 net tftidk, however, with Mr. 11, that the get of loftily was of secondiihte consideration. . i pro.. I nvited there yeeterday that lh t *bold not ti I le 'A- T ply tocvery Wag advanced by Mtoppenent,'Ottept throogls.lereitertoney. Mt. IL had denied estals4e. sertions with which ha.mag nursed respectiog the battle of Waterloo; be impostor' his own ?pinion of it, however, by eppeiling to • speech of Earl Grey's epos that subjett • Mot he was of opiates s. that there sego was a leer* gThrlosis ectintilitio that of Woottoo; sod creakilp then mere, tribe commits himself by an avowal of aststeept for thoglweibe et that day, is not possesses' of the feelings of an Hog. lishatan ; mot becasse it had fatted, according to Mr. N , •• West Idonirch on the French ; he felt too mock for the glory of Ertgland to entertith each a seatimeet. Mr. 11., however, persisted in his de claration 'boot placing en unworthy Primo open the French throne. Ile (Mr. L.) rustle not ionagioe what that had to du with the present contest, except 1 Bonaparte bad become a Candidate. Sir F. By keret. now came fetWard amidst roars of applies*. He would riot hoe cease forward on this' occasion,. het that the cause which he had se 'Dog I 'cheated mood in danger foes the misrepresents', rHoelarldir:Warri sew so weeny urged. Bet for this remits bb skeald ban Meehan pass ersiteeekd,'as be bad item areelberlieee deader. and falsehoods ,Mar i s him thronglievery Map of Isis po. • Mica! e bet, ask hod marcely peat contra. • 4 dieted. ai Fpr thin nesse bespeak' haw frosted to time - to ;lest Sho dust from aegis errors, as he bad dove timost,lerarisbly bolos,. Bat when the Se of the day ihrestorsed mischief Is that anise, to the purielt of which be had dedicetorthis kit, he could no longer Irewbmissits. Hs hilelantd, and ape pealed to. .F.lectors of WeNelmder id Pr•vhets that he der .demoted tbk manse what be hod mice ad pot betrayed a (aloud whom he had ,ace *sib „He did sot knew the fell emelt of ,Pie clamp *palest opium him, tamilememted that his timers were pot politer!, heard. Befersylsoir. ever, golog into petty, selieb.partieelars, be wound congratulate them ato the present hale of the glee. lion ; thme was a .great dilfarseme booms this need former times, installed: as new there was so Covet Candidate, or at least none directly 'vowed. The Whig Candidate nes centrist' , what was railed llits Coalition Candidate ; het it was a greet triewiph to consider, that uo one now ever restored to offer himself to than without the poise, at least, of pe pular principles; they could no Wager preps,' them. selves to the esliy)steoed Electors of Westminster without professing a regard fur coustitutional free. dom. Mr. Lomb wield sot Imes 'entered the other day at the Whig party, to evow.thoso principles which he bad prole*eed at the Mintier. if he hart, be would have thrown the tordieldisened among them, or he 'Geld have been thought ooWhig fdr the (store. It argued yell for the great "maim is which they were all interestml, that every mess who pretested himself felt • necessity for tailing himself a. Re. farmer. Till Iles, no Whig had ever professed the least respect for keforos. The sopperters of Mr. Lamb described Ms principles es the tplestlin of Rs. form, as being Animas as these of Sir S. Hominy.— He (Sir F.) wooldhe glad to knew what those prin. ciples were, sod where they were to be found. Wert they, bidden as they were Ind es yet sae:pressed, more intelligible than Amos of Mr. Hobbits? Met H. had forbore to edflpt the word Usiversel, for lM same reason as Ise did ; because it did sot street whet these trim used It isteedmi. They ell bad Pena faclusieras to propose, beer thee could it be IJelese.. ash? .Those was sal, see arleasnad. of Maisons' Safe hese • that was Mrs Amity Iliesibeet. Re MI PAINWAveds tot awry systmelelly, as It appeiveil to Malik g.h.lku- g osetha i Usivertal soarer. list is he Pip, mow sad chibireo, sees or Jennie, though It might sit be esessiarr, erases tot all done sprees. Mr. Bellicose imagined. that liberty nslght be secured• by as extent of lislihage fat short of tMa, He (Sir F.) eisenglit that aleweb#scis might to ha allowed to vow, wbrisey towiMeibts stepper, of the King, Cherish, sod Stete : This toss the declaration which he bad mode, and not as Sir Charles WASP lay bad erroneously asserted, " every male per. son." For his own part he could est beagles bow sespicios hod attached itself to him ; he had supported ail plowed Reform, and the first speech which ha made in Farliammet, twasey-tbreo years wish had Iwo is hewer et Reforms. lie referred lbws, with triempihkSo his ear/Wens at that Nose, whew,* was yens( sod zealous. and to all the interverslog period. Yet Sir C. Woleeley Mobs that be (Sir F. B ) supported different sides at Milereet times; that he was iecapable of doing. An honest men, one Wilsoe, had objected to him, and (thought biro a snake in the gram. He respected nth a man's *pap position, because it was Needed in a supposition of trent ; be nos miataken, however, se to facts end therefore his judgment was in serer. • Major Wright bad given the people to wodentaed that be was no friend of his, their ensue:hen and intimacy being entirely political.- Bet be 11111141 say farther, that if Major Cartwright bad been his nearest sod .dearest friend, if be (Sir F.) had been appointed by a large needier of respectable Electors to choose a man for his toottator, be shiffifmill have preferred Mr. Hobbies.; he had witnessed him on varisei occasions uniting himself with the Electors, and frets their lkitment of him, and their avowed re. motet to him. he should hate'tbeitight him a person likely to salt. all suffrages in Me favour. Therefore, without considering motives of friendship or regard, be shoold bare named him sea fit Candidate. Ile would still further state his opinion,whkir had been so frequently and ongeneroosly etecrated,,that be never did bollter Slat Major Cartwright could succeed is pining the Election. Wes this Wing a snake in the grass? Was there any thioChidden or unfair In 'the nomfbation of a Candidate among the largest number of fete* that could be sesembled to the largest room in London? It mad impossible, with soy soloser of juitiee, to call Ills smith' like a snake In the grim. BhfWg driven they f4g, he would defy goy motto pit_yill end say hit lb' had ever beard him (91t V. Wrtitter a wiled iu diparagemeot of Msjoe'Vetk 'right. Major - Caiterrlght had not acted equally handsome to hire. The Major knew that the - Ovine "part of SG. Cobbett's calem• Mee were utterly false, and yet he was so far from exposing them, that be rather countenanced Cohhett In thole whim; he could net disprove. Major Cart. wright might aridly bare done that service, though be (Sit F. it..) disdaimed doing Itself himself ; a friend might do away Mugs that would be irksome for enr's self to perform. Ile wee wry to detain them upon such paltry, selfish considerations. But he most alike one or two observations on the behavi our of Sir C. Wolseiey to him. He war sorry to ems a man of Sir Charles's consideraiion, stoop to bee come the more - parrot of • atleawaialors wed seem the wicked fellarior of Mr. Orbbeti; and la gas with the fact before Moe* tha t titers were (br ats hundred enlightesed wee, Is eke . several Pe.. Reform PayllassiaL bMOMID DAYS TOLL. . . HaMoms . lO Mewl'M ss Lam babonimlam to def b ray Ili *spree's of tie Mortise are et mama Ay} Ma CIMMWOM•moato limmaram, Omama.smiko tura by Mr. irmAL Mo. It% atrood. Tbiatlay was pabliihollt Is Thee Votamas 1,14 a vow lisp at U. V 14 11 .1 Same!. abbm Plamallbt; Clry of %%Magma, pies IL bow*. . A STATIMICAL. POLITICAL. aid IliS lio 'GM I. Too li tr il lomes witteriralt, ITIFIE ME of tile Isis Ittgla Hon. JOHN A. PHIL POT CORINN, Nader of die R.Q. by ble Soo, WlLLlAM manety COORS N, Mnlelar.t Loin Printed fir Am:NW/ Complablo mod Co. Idiaborgb; owl killOllolll, Co. 90, Clheamide, leaden. Speedily rill poldbilied,,io °move, with gagrleems, A JOURNEY to CARNIOLA sod ITALY, iu the Teem ISM ISIS. Bp W. A. CADLIL, Heil. F. R.S. L. sad P.. Primed fee Ambibold (amiable mai Co. kiliaboagb; sod Them, Rebhan*, mid Cu. 90, Cbromide, Wade,. TM* dee Was eetellehed. fa Oen Val. Ike. Wiftraten vita Mop and 1D lateteeden Plies tad rtew,. siltyl. Is boards, A TOUSTORCOCH liCE LY,iwtWywr 181 S. Ily RECISIGE RUSSELL. Of his Maesty's Oltee of Warts Uenertaltse le sivapeas with M. Freon. dee the /AM of the Duchy ef ilechlesiersh t ansa.t W Octet Forster. 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