The Statesman. — London, England, 1818-07-07 00:00:00

meported ats e,ewe. I etrf•rnt t i nreept t.p 1 here tA . —the aieerstore et mit weir ts tied lusting g rat ;hide. I balm en itervourott to art at it become tat to tt.i. if you , approve my en, dug t 1 I,,ve sosthavg to regret; asod tin nay future oettierino. colatder onyielf to bowel to come forward m Amu: it *hull .I..ist e l par I am-relied ler by your eithee. - I hair the turotur on I: : fientleura, 41{1r uliedigut aitbfel Servant.. X. 4 ' • S lifttee..Jua • SO• n It. Hit1110)11. :- • - ... _— _._ A NEW PAr-RN'T If AT. AT OMAN Elawritem . sliit4.tmos. , . • ~ • • imPorrANT SAYING. • VRANKA ttna.:TAYI:OII. have to ftirer to the • Pul.lsese6ll.K: II A''' M en . BEAVER 801/ Y, rnnthilAng es' ~• r 'i' iliTti a fin,"o/01 in Paeans. It i. superior i n ap • a a :e le she Sant mod most. e. peattoe Renter, is equally t light. n. 41 w.ll •tut.vsenr tw•-tf total, awl is ass Wier shape, which it retakt to the MO. ft rill 'icier th•inge ip colony in any climate. *Wit it it.. not.t b , outlive' plait. If worn far years ; w ill nisei flat by rain, row sill .tens..3teratiter tajare ilt •m. they beton Wafer-visa ; and willrgstait,severa liars, et is origin is ;pence. rind revery time appear :Anal to se* t the: alc orthtealy pipe: int to any 111.1. rimy , feted w. Public. 'entire, the atsainmeut of which lem %Pen attetafrd *jilt-great evpente. labour. and priesnat . nt tropism. 1 R..% NKS and TA YLOIf . 11b4tfoetoreo,4itierli ke(l.7 grosestrees. Anitiean. lesralditn.4; 1 , ..- - -vs ni , .. ; * s o Merchants. 'haters. end tho Teti titlo% *Wt. foe hoperisse Hatosmillfind it in their advallmgeb. appl c W as abut e. Be pamienlat as to the Ado, pr... as' P. and l'f: lire triot ib •ny wav conversed. with a Kew{ Ilquit is Ilteebetedeel...maosee of Franks. Nu 'sapid lettetatetriv•il. .. .. . . - 1 Pl.. .V. -'. - . - - •.. •.... tt amsit rAi NT ,111 A NUEllerilittiVl4. street. Cheap.ble.. I.innion. " 1 " ' raIENETRAJILEAN 0 A N . II.CORR O4I rlitPAI NT• isible Grew, per Ctn. 5.!''.. Marls per Cwt . 460. . , F• 6.. ,lestr . 01Vreditin . • • 96. . White • . . • . Besgm Olive ditli i I I St. , Tensest 3:11, - Bark Red .., .... 306. Slaw aqiii/p4 Calwars 416 •Bsi;cht Ited . 36.. Stone • • . boo. Chocolate . 4s'. , Iheattred Oil to thin them far w SA.4ter e g R allop. ellited Coal Tar 8r0wn23.. per Cwt.—Csonnees lee. j BeAWhite Lead;Per Cwt. Si).. Tlirpentine per Gailon d.. Smog ditto da. 1.04 46.. OILS terd 0.1, perGallont 4..9 4 .' 1P . 'Per Calinr. per C sllne. 1 &amine Sperms Oil 9.. 01. Rettertl Oil for Patrol Caeld darning do. 7. 6d. Lamas Ss. 6 4 . lisle Seal Oil 4.. 9sl. Pale Whalt Oil 4... M. ' Common I)itto 3.. 9d. • The lopesetroble Pabst. are suited is all net-door nosh' *here n kitnstsoute appearbsrekrad great eittrabili t3t are requireiti Tie Coal Tar "'abyss. pertkelaely the Itrfineti. will pr...erie *ma tot sonotir yearis however rhttrh expos...a to slur At'ri'a of theirestiser, anti la 0 misting-are for Ye mist soot I)rs 11. st : I Vats a tweeting nearly equal to aepsw i. tn ae. • the best Vases, he Wilke Loic Twremine. I.m..ed Oil, and Painters' eta's* ate of the best good ties. The I,lop 1,111 4 isre st su. ranted grattine, and from the manner iss widih thew nave b.es purified, will tie found .ssperior to t ..e s eoent:ly snl4.. GL h OM:IL eproiciulty,• Nerhants and the Trade ' , applies! nn advasette6lo lens'. NAL b• quantal , le t OHM 1 e I .. 114. eo. I .:e T entstoble Patin., anti 1 Cwt. l4 of Coal Tar. soda. • Wr. are regitesteti to direct (ha militating' of per .sisnatillliorti with oteutal air bodily deems . , nervous de. n itay. %watd writings, lkos istnppetite, indigeoino. depreoton of spirit.. trembling or .4101,4 • I the h other Llud of eruptinn,wstAmns. ulcerated tiers:its. iesisno wyakness. p:sin• in the lirptui nod joints. rimantoptive hobstr..aurl all goof Motioned conspinints. immediately to ma k e t r i a l a th e celelwatid COlll/IFil. HAl.dl OF It' l ASIIII, at Nliture's Infallible Restorative, as preporeil nnd sold. o holesstle and ',MIL by C. J. Jorlan, M. 1) of the. F.n.t London ht e ote n t Muudhlishment, 7. Canisonottreet Road. lit. George'. in the Env, Lotion. It is uaiserinity acknowledged to be the soot agreeable and powerful restorative in all the above coin. 01,,nn 0 ew er di t troverest ; it thins the blood. ea.e. the 01 1 1.1 violevit piths in the u tte rlye stomach. and prounioes /gentle perspiratino..-- It is imp lisib)r Clef language to express. of eloquence to extol. sufficiently the value sat tatia wonderful Ind incomparable. Medicine in restating health In the allicted, and giving signor tis the aged r ihnannads haw. tag been restored to lwfirefl health. alter 'ing been ired o so not re. diced by different tifieilies, its to have been despaf, anty by their families. bat st'eo by their prnfe Mona, notesident.. Sold, by appointment of Or Proprietor. in bottler I each, • two gaanliner in sane, 04. each ; or four quantities in one family bottle. for also duty included, be w hich one Ito. bot t l e in saved. This inestimable Medne will keep in MI elinsrite% sod way be had of fturrlay mid So w. lFleet.market ; Voile 16. Cortihill; li. J. Prerian. 101, Strand; .1. It iehnrils. 9 193. Sandi Mahe. 56, Pmettitills ItorLef. 123, 0 ‘r.rti.st reef g Chawdler. 76. Orfoul greet; Tagg s 10. timb"r„ sad by the most respectable Meths - hie Veudess in every part of the kinKdotr. Dr. C. .1. Jordan take' this general Opvitunity of nn quisneing in the that he ion itevoses has .tudy exclu.ive lft pi the care of port i t ular e h s as a regular member of Ibe Royal College of IPtivsi he otters a 4prettv sand permit * were for 'l'll,llV flaw* of 11Pf111111. 4 disea.es. i• 4 t l yvver Nag Of of the most inveterate kind. ore t,v hK Trot nil superior mode of treat no sat speed ilvarol eller tun! tycored Dr. e. Jotitan mar hr roinCtittest.• lie nil rank;' Fl om Moe in the miartiiag till nine iu the evening at the Frot London %Ali. l'Aitintroanoei Root, near the Comm, r• Mal amad strophe. St. George's its the k.a.-t. On SATURDAY.. OP likh Those al J. 100. per day and espwardg, pea snorers ebb have hers nitoritted on amatunt of RllWothri t its also the Private Gentlemen oho receive Armisitiqp, farm the late Ist abet 24 Troops of I I arse Guards. i4.also ordered and directed. that all the Out. Petriater% het .etainc In the said Co.piial. do pertzt.corti c alnr astrotirei to 111 • their imiructians, 1114% they are to produce at the time of rayment. by whtich they are ordered to trammvit to the PllyinnSlPr-Oftlel lll of his Majesty's Lao I Forrest in London. their nfiletavies as °Amin preserihret. on or imasedertely after I every Quarter flay; with let Width their Purees will not be entered eat the Pay-Lists feet the subsequent Quarter. and they are mst afterwards to change their plate of abode. as specilial i t In their affidavits. oilbOut unavoidable necessity, nod duly *edifying the same. And farther to take Notice. that In cebraprenee of various Fraud, havier been committed by Perehaltis in the Receipt of Peneien and Pone-Money. Or:ered that all Perei eters so offending shall lie struck of the Pitoion 1.14 r. and forfeit fqr ever all he rent arising from this Establishment. RICHARD MAVIS. Secretary and Reristrar. A NEI" ?RA. TWO PRIZES oragieliilol 11 %Vita lolly 41" Tickets. GCARitOl.la, the Contractor. su bmits to AP . public. a ills grArr fad r •ntirietter. a•ftetteme founded no the recommendation- of A (he. titeoro.%‘ ho brine noanirnntrs in oiAine fur Prizes of 'fairy Thousand Poen+. he IP proud to %tote. 111.4 nlib , uch toe Lowery I. lioritee by Government to 8.000 T ekets, 'et the SChesi.l. can boast of Twos Prizes of £30.001. bes:dey the weal tinretber of other Capitals and smaller Prizes 4 ;tort as it oust be.ecidetit that chance increase,' in lltOporliull as the I.lllllller of Ti. k.l l , is I fl uened. 'hi, i miery presents so adventurer- peolealdlitier of obtaining £30.0.10, %ohieh no Lottery ever presented !retort. in this or ally other country. " And, is oddition t o all t h e Prizes 4toitl by Governtnent. Its a 13buie'r.f Gratitude for Pahlie Favour+ e"nferrerl on G. CAR /NOLL. he ha• nos le"arnulgetnents that Put chosen shall bare .. . . °1e1"41/".1"*wkng . COLO • far the. Too Trisector 1.00 e) Sororities!, 11th - Port. Clotrei. or Madeira. mikunriat It. foot Plans of PArt sir Madeira. or robe IOW • wues.iit Choi*. f.r each of the Prizes of One Thousand Iddierr Orreitir, 41.11 in pi•.p..rli rti for 'Antes. 1 . The 'A Ow to h•• '6ow übe the Holders themselves. •• • Resits 4th of Augu-t. . , . ' - C AR ROLL'S PRIZES SHARED &SOLD M'' . ' 'SCHEME. , by CARROLL. In the Last Lottery. • To rifted Prise. 9,181 Prize of 4:20. i IkLL sTERLING MONEY' ht ilb/ . . .14 00 • --_ 12.125 Idle Only Loon Tic k ets. 5.2it.4 11110 • ---- 9.751 *to sit .... Prize. of .... - .€30.0, 1 I 5.599 Silt .) 1.419 1. 7.749 ,i9p, 3 • • :•...-.•....1.‘ . 1 .... (*secrete.) 3 Iht I Audio bin lair Cfaitrsieis. 6 • the I 7.ifti Prize at £SO .oil JO . ••• • •. : .... 104 6.3111 33.000 e l . bil 3.615 ' • • . 6 4449 • . 1,560 ke. ie. ae , . • Tiekets . nisa !thorn fire now tot Sole at itte Oaken of Cita• 1101.1,. the Cootr.,e , or. No. 7, t7twohill. 46, Oscortl•steel4. London, and by all his Ateni• IbTomplhotot the Qt'lletrt. Po COUNTERACT the many attem p ts shit' IL nre daily mode to impose on the intwa.ry a *purloin enmpottifinn inotrad of the IiNIJIN P. BLACK sr. - pared by DAY se 1 letA Kiri S. they have adopted n new whirls their itddrega. 97, WO finlhoes. ..;tieuttstolv placed in Ilse moire. that they mod nn attention to obi«, and the differeere of the type. which k Rnlike all letter pre, will 'nook Purrhattew at more to detect the impooision. The .1 IPA N RLAVICING. rnivie and ...id holekle fay I)AY and NI 97. High Holborn. mad retailed by tne itrioripal Grocers. Druggist.. floolkellerq. Ironas in Bofteers. Po-framers. 8001-notkent, &e. in the Untied Kingdom, ol le* at 6d.. . and 6.1. cork. A M ERICAN sooTil ING SYRUP,' sot CMhiren L. while Cutting their Teeth. —AI more fingolor in. stance of the efficacy of th;s i•tvalishle Medirloe canons he Pawl. than in the en-e of a child of airs. Smith's. No. 40, Peat tree-street. Waterlmarnad. the 411.181 at 19 ninnths old haying tints filar teeth, end ssilreritic under the most alainsiog waste of body, it was emariated to such a degree that its arms appeared to contain only a Ahem,. substance. no brine being felts in this lime the child lingered f r many notoths. incapable of heir; m when Provideore directed her ta try Ma SOTillAt: SYRUP, stroyed the Fever which bad an love thientened the life of tne • bila, who is now four soar+ old, basing cot ulL.hie terth.and the one , seem lobe re,4. , red to ii,l r natural whit:ince. and ;lie child is able'« watt about n ith she assititauce of a 1104101. The r hating, another child three months old. lost no time in app4ittc the Syrup to its pons,wttich hronght iso teeththroeth ash which so Mien attend dentitinit. The ahavo singular case ma, be Unwed hy applyitte as a bove. where the child may hewett To he hail nt she Propti tors. .1 tohnsiiii awl Willi sins, 94. Nentmon.strres. Oaford•street„ Lumina and by their appoint, • meat of all the principal hl.-diciar Venders and Perfumers iri 'Town and Counts . % , Od. per Bottle. • N.H. Of-. iitheruon relieves the Poor ns at bee howls ever, Tuesday and Saturday moraine. train untcti)l tett Wrier% , hr !slinging a leiter from a respectable husselterptk certif) that they are riga **et sof vaarity, ; 0 - . yttettOtta o 1 /Sir"' ieL - . - particular badness etthei 4jllll /2be 'withpose. The City or London. and Prosperity to ifs Cosatueree. Anxiously alive as he felt for the commerce and in. dependence of the City, be cosh! not dia l er this toast to he pet without the pre;iminary expression of his warm approbtition.—(dppionsei The toast was given with three times three. . The ROYAL CSAIRIIAN, after adverting to the absence of the worthy Chairman, who was prevented by a domestic a ff liction from performing the duty al. .lotted to him, and site peculiar predicament in which .he (the Royal Chaim's) was placed; elated, that he came to the Meetiug on public grounds, and merely as an indisitlasl, *Woes to congratelate his worthy friend, Me t Alderman Thorp, on the suc cess of his causi.—('Applause.)—Re could assure the Meeting that' no man more deeply' (Wier the in. tetostsiattise country at tier than ire did, or more cordially rejoiced in the triemph of that great goes. tion on which they bad proununced so constitu• tional mid effective en opininn.—(Applause.).. - Ile had entered, so far as his jodgment guided him, deep into the interests and welfare of his country. —They had been of late times of vital importance, and 'ugh as well deserved the fair and unbiassed opinion of the People of the country; indeed they were of that nature that it became a matter of im portance, nay, of duty, for an honest man to pro. octanes his opinion upon them.-(Great applause.) — This was an occasion in which a into would, gene. -sally speaking, be inclined to sit dow n on his triumph, and not revert to the political measures that were so nearly connected with it. lie would not enter into the details of the acts of the last Perlis. scent ; but as a man walnut', and entitled, at least,to 'Lament the results of these acts that bad arisen from long and protracted war, on the merits or de merits of which he would not now touch. Rut the country knew and felt that, after a long and aide. ous struggle, when the Ministers, by their own de. 'clarations, had triumphed—when the Coentry had conducted this war its conclusion-at an wiper& Wed rspencts, and when all the main ;Odes of economy bad been left unfulfilled —when in time of peace a ststiding army was maintained, cad its cons slitotionsl reduction resisted—when every effort was, vainly made for a reduction of taxation, and when all the . promised results of the war had tailed in the hands of the promoters of it, it was high time that the People shenhl look at the conduct of those who sup: p o rted the par, end at that o f those who opposed it. It wits then from a review of the acts of their Legis• leers the duty of the People, whirit the hour of the constitutional exercise of their power came, to ex. amine specifically the claims of the Candidates for their sapped. The. Citizens of London had; in his opinion, made a sip election, and be now most heat. ' lily congratulated them upon it.—(Applauss.)- 11 . would not e by a retrospect of the business of their Election, touch upon the dead.--(Laughter.) - Ht would not unnecessarily enter opoeiniidioui ceintra. risons. No man more loved freedom than he'did, yet he would not unnecessarily interfere in the choice at an Electiou—as a Peer it would be unconstitational. Now, however, that the Election was over, lie was free to say, that as he bad heard many votes had been solicited for on the ground of private friendship, he begged, on this account, to declare his opinion. Us bad his private friendships and his predilections, *et he would most positively declare, that on no wounds of private friendship, unaccompanied by, a public claim, should his vote, if be bad . one, b d e tgiven.--(Great applause.)- I'he confidence an disposal of public power constituted a different *rest from that of private friendship; where the vete union of the claims of both was apparent, then the task was as easy as it eras gtsteful—wbere the Cimino; were merely of a private nature, and op• posed to public pinch le, then in vain would the "Odors of friendship be pleaded to' b,im—public ditty ithosisi have persinnent,,sersii.—(Grcot op. plause.)—lle congretulatod 'betters** this .good feel. log tit lb. late Elections They .114141schaselb try 1411 I i staessesb t .!e: 4 ; s ; rod op. ploute.)--The pledges he bad given on the Hustings he should redeem, and meet them hereafter to say he '' he had done se.—(Applause.)—lle would alwsjis oppose every onnecessary expence of the public n• money, and every proputral to suspend the Mat '• bulwark of our liberilee, the Habeas Corpus; h.l' should always support the liberty and prosperity ot oer fellow..sistilects.—(Skorts of applause.) After a short pause, Mr. Tnoae rose spin to 044 pose the health of their Illustrious Chairman. His own professiells remained fie be proved ; their Ch a i r . man's bad been proved. He bud atop demoted hie time, his labour, and his authority to the liberties and best interests of mankind.--4Greof applause.) The Duke of Sussex said it "rootd be very bad taste in him to soy much is reply. Whatever he bad given is charity, he bad gives only evtbeir servant.- . . He could only be a faithful .stawasii.—(Very great applause.)—What his Majesty had ss4 'trot" floe throne he could now repeat—he gloried in having been born a Brit's. If the Crown supported the rights and liberties of the People, the People woold always preserve the dignity and authority of the Crown...m.( Low eaoslinuell applause.) The Duke of Sum: nest proposed a toast, of which he felt the force, and of which they required no esplanation. " Ref.;ra io Porlbstart t. and may to. speedy attainment towers 40the People the okiymeat albeit Rights and lieberties...-(Ap• ' plaust.) His Royal Highness then proposed the health of Lord Holland. None more intimately agreed with him in feelings and opinions. They had gone abroad together in their younger years. Their ft iendship he believed to be now indissoluble. —(Applause.) — lie bad witnessed his conduct ; he bad tought by his side • on one occasion they were al o n e, in p olitical warfare. He bad steadily acted up to his principles. Lord Hollarsd, the advocate of Civil and Relig:om Liberty.. all she steady opposer of the suscersion of the great bulwark. steer lityrty, the Habeas Corpus.—(Great applause.) Lord HOLLAND rose amid load and reiterated cheers. He thanked the Meeting for the flattering manner in which they had been pleased to drink life health, and under the emotions which the compliment etched he felt' it dill cell to express his sentiments. — Re felt, however, that the compliment was not pro. posed to him as an individual, but ohohe doecend. ant of that. r est man (Mr. Foe), e. p r inciples had so gloriously triumphed hi the late Election for the City, whose principles had endeared Eng. land to Europe and the world, and which, if fol lowed up as' Mr. Foe intended, would have beta operative in the only way •an which the kind heart of that great and good man would have wished hie principles to have been /censer!, namely, In the improved happiness of his fellow:creatores, and the stability of their hest interests. —(Great applause.) —lt was for a depirteee treat those wise prin ciples that Europe, and the imbecile Minis ters of England had to trace the miseries of the People over whom. they ruled.— elpplauu.)— The absence orthe intended Chairman was connected with circumstances which' it was impossible not to . dwell upon—the death of his relative, Mr. Harvey Combo., was a melancholy event which no freeman could hear of without the most poignant regret. Ira the course of a long and steady public career the late ' Harvey Comhe had been the steady supporterof that true English sy stem which embodied the principles on • which she present Royal Family were placed on the . Throne. 'l'he natural feeling and esultation whiek the triumph of those principles had now raised, must necessarily be damped by the lamentable death of • worthy patriot who had stiuggled for their proper elevation—he was a man of great integrity, of sterling sound English sense, who felt at heart the Geese of Freedom and the People. The Citizens s f 141111a0n, in whole service he .had spent a long life, had known him well, and doubt. less appreciated his constancy sod his firrnness.--w (Appluzsse.)—The late Mr. Combo had had his re.. ward—he had Jived to tee the triomph of his .princl.,.• t ; aye, sod ef those print ;pies . co *NO the hap. t : * . .. - . . , .. • • r " ,s 4 V , . - -ec •N 1 tii 'II • . .. . . - - .!....:. • ' ~t h , ..... , *(f., %:,.... .=._ . _._. • ..I ' . .• e . f a-- ' -,, 7 -- • ,, ••••.;AVa - 7 4.11Faltimeomia-;.: 7 - -- rolri;•-.41101111.40.-.-. ~ 7 , . , , ~ 1 .. l i ~ 1 . i I s • . _ , . u.i. ' ‘\ 4. ` ,. . - . -; ..,, 1: . I:. t.i1, ... :: 41 ki 1 :t ..t ,1 .! ..1 4 , 1:, i t !4 ,4 7* - 1 1 ‘.;) , - : ; - :: 0z,. ... .. T 2 ...t.. 1 . •..... . . . . . ..._. • - , - ...• ." p . • nfi .s •• . • • --7-:-........,, ~ .• . 1 "mit iso strf!ss 1 1.4' _.• 4 ., .-. a, t o .1. , . . 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I set/111FL ROM tuirs PLIRCTIONoti ikons their Itr i nieyynAdudslryq!: rtri . ,4!s . lse n ittee,_h_er- isteTllltlittew sefkail i piaiwiwbsetta4hy it pebr, ,, • NI offer to the 111.1petors of wooopietthei r licr a w ," l " l .E. 9l Il se ran !' me 1 " 4/ min 1 • t; 4 "•" 1 6,, dilleet: et * 'ic • road; those ' ' 1 . 1 Item:. Itte's e mS • • • Al u totetser with thesrthanto. Oa lir sjdilnleier. . p o Z ion = thorNe l 4 , 1611191 Ft the sold ifl t Ph al • " 4 °H . Ai d orm i e . r i rr csi vet - , v! --, rpfnutiat h ms 1 4 Pei', *ere: anisiemsory, when they eitnifdyred Oita- .ressiskas in Londoo , or withht,the Oro- iilPlßrem • ** 4 llliplbe I de. Nbite they !ire owar. hoar mu% Nary • _ .obo sist, -- o - Urri s b,"„ i r oir e d or sirp „, p ,". . the c ity , I n p se n ithlerer. , ,:- • • .-• • • the artsitky A Merino's father bad, ler% too cA „. IP no • ,• 1 indefat i v ole ! e l l of ietvi*llal Mead* di: Y . .. t . ..jS N i m. * °4l4lll4/811 1 .sl ll ‘l.•____- 1.144 ', lll/44 ...4V e glici , t i he wis m i d •mei n Ce4l , sp i t t li j. lll4.4 „ 4 Soon after slit o'cloe''ra ' llls R y as l .stysu llit"ol 9 -4 •• - °au !! 1 : ,1. : 11 4L1 417.th. . ""fed 614111".1 ffs4-744" . ' ‘I) .. that *remit Will amply mtelfeldow the , f _ _, 0 la_ 17 11 ` lour a rit * i l la :::,, Mr ih t eor issee Z c . 4es. arr*rd i ng to D o h" o f s o o n * o w e d thy r t ,n t n. I ;tiketetto • Its , TIPe4;7I I .7. peri "f ed pgopeisdr by. woo It Wallet* tlten nifall °W eet , of . tWe i a 1ee.1.004 . 11.e octal Retro of . Itssainn. Bo ~ t 4 . 4e9o,mthased 1 when at- Lo r d if i litica s li r . B y ng ( o f mi t io l o . , , seta' i ‘,... . ~. :. ... oio a *ANON ant an •••••••! es wattle aim. o.4sis Te• • Om* 11 .- Ihe it ,... 1 "" 41 ' 4 '2 1 : - *raki,.. Ilir Pavel% and several oth* . . . • . lie, wiredraw" sad la Mot object they treat shey ham tees . Tbefft e : ss alZ etterattes. btr•leeer °4l •Y 41 i ly fibrivf - a ' k p ' '•' • i * a' • __. it...1.4:1141.1411141Aittil Ifr of .91,;(41"..:11.44:4"a1ifigkee..0"1111 thillt ik *rt. ** 1. . saes ie advance.° tbe.24ib. of Seplefaber neat. ' thee *l_ indepennent Interest et • ..111 •nrieslale..*4 re. t ast.trAo. . . • VisiIIONDNRODAY, She 8014 JITLY. ••,-, •• •,. • , -•,gi.** , .• 1.. • • .4106 Wreaths Taittettlin•reterwiwit - thanks sal.t s •, o Thl ese licfn".4l4l. lo e d,f r ompo luksailisa de*l; ai relebre e (If tim ebr4."l")"4ll I; _ l 4 .l4 '; 4l : Klbetst " te . 7116. ..entriree 8111111"11 4 i nn t beb •teo Per . "14 is tame at ISIL "Ibeald 411. it" "li nna4ll6 ::, '. 1141" I tag Ole DIAS 0r511.001600 0 4 1 4 ItigigibOtt ilitilfraf in glitch tiretwilbovrefoaw ChalVa • . Illin by a rcromic DI tiNIIF . until the filmic waves? ~ . irtrottiviluel444. v!. , tha i be calkl i s noren most -Itneepeetedif t R iit innwolloal prostottod . hi. 'ltossith, or Illf Me' halthisiestie ' . . • sew roost A StenT ell *LL sl4 l r 1 1;0 . 19 rtrll0 * . it a r 1. • 11 / 1 • 4441 74. • ;,red " l O W " knli $ g li 1 / 1411 . 614 7 Circreli t 4 l Peet inssonstr in obi& tboy• had receleigabie t proivelkti : . .. 'ft .A_. a t" rala * ,i f k l *art a .e! ulk. Pliii iii -olie f - .4 1 1 in Hair celebeo• sts .___ frets soy Inclined.* ettesbomealt lin 410111.4reee Isteri we ises guise Usti wie. j A . sti Es - MACAtiiiitik ' atr wm _ la ' 4.l*lceiart'. .. . . _ . . itiifOt . ' latito l Wheals ~. _' l lll. - 1111epli_ OthhillieSaileir , ..- • Ali prilion$ 10 " 1 " deuu "" l4 na the ..' . * Tbfliii; Ai" "'P IP itl4 )! Afrlnilir. elifilbe t i k WirMarffrilfr... . 1101 041 11. .. - PAbbit'd en hltd Present twessitt"."-ItrWleg4 eltkinitichinerst to the nose 0f... serllll . ' 10 sous IL ._ ~ itt out„ with a receipt. to thelredhoheof li t 42 . Feet Istelthive. - - ; - . teettelthe mados. now errangemeet micesary; ina he. fit. cis t omb ~Bend. AO ••• 4 . with. .• • • Oil A ATURDAT. thfrildi lif*Ul • ' • •. 1 l itinxtweCi a- • - Timer no St. • day , . Onto the t...Fiebt tes jo h ns II ". Oil Bard Doke) regretted OW the 'elven en- the heath!. instrernent ins their : hand: inligidn' ' ' " •'..• • . %.• • . • har Regiment. par Carps. arid oisn•thase ailfld:sdriday.. treaties of others Induced hies to oodertakwao olSee he felt that he mast an seosassfot -fiffifailsissive .- To Or FR ERROLDERS of the COUNTY of LINCOLN. •. . • OnMON DA Y. she 13th of JULY. , as Presidist o f the Meetings which %scold baits been He should tre k s 'no Mission to Otberi; 'bet *Bo , it., 1 ne•OVII1111 FeatuoLo cgs. . 'nom* nt b. Per d"v from the Ilifferoltftedbotre tut C . 4.111 1, there suitibly end constitetionstly soarchssil b 1 the lesion be mist make far a wamiesst, es to lbw telert 1 . 7 iiitiOUS rireern.tences, which it were . wow • witarseht toed 94 Regiments of rem neArd.: • • e owlets to enotribieted ta sonich froth wit a victory. • , Qn TUEsDA i( . the.l4llleflULY: • Wieland for Wham the honorer mks drat sief 4 loded. mid. it •a later op e ting o f Si t W. c or ri s • l f r i en d s. . present Hipreatetetires of the City . 1 . ' _ • ithith „ is hi d J o dy ant i c ipated. T o wanis the emu-Waco .af . to Thow sbe era i d t if if.;: . e .. . day. from lbe 3d Regiment of Post Guard., The choppy then sat demo to alimmptsoos whetpeor. di .! Were, the. *or - ,if there was say, wit 'Moth to ' ~ mitered Regisoestat at that rate; dinner. , row Pis on Sotonto%, my r„ of Friend. were of wrote*. , Two, . atol:perWEdDitTN.EfSmDmAtYhe, Lite ri lsl l oart h othea.llB.Bintaufm, and oaten e fro Te th l e ', t e ch : r ho ... of the Royal moil were th e Lieeesiiiiite bad repudiated th eir former Memo thf.t we bad am then the teasnoable espct ,•ttiois of wirer. . fiery elected new Representatives. - (Appian's.) ' . *tech ovoid jo.iify tae in tr-oblino the Cornty wish* vol.,- • s t,„ tht boosiaing kronen% sad Corps, as *b. tame at The lone. i ii• a •It' the contest. Twn‘impnrinnt let n . s hither irfht It & Oed..pershoy. Aff- 44 nod lIVIte the Mrs." ' Ho lamented most isimeerely the death of the nest y 41- sLe Independent Freehniams now knots liteirytteithtlot d . _ On Tilt ] ltoDAY. lISDA Y. Ilse ph of Jut,Y. - • • The Prior, Remit. and MY he levee toilet the has bisortof the Gentlersan who was to here been its ' . i l • ' ;Teel., v.•,!1 penile by slim keawledr . ; as d the . f ntb of Those at is. Id. Is. lid. -b. 24. li. tit. and Is. Sd. per day. *kith seated the Hew of Nrousiwics en the Tit , llse Chair. see had always scrod cossriontinoaly.' ''.. • • lie :,t a , i e-astlintldilni peirriples have !tee. that. had wit On FRIUAY. DA Y, theltith aril:WY. • Owl thie" -- (lkent 8 r1• 1.10 •el - • hoeoarably, and fairly-for thesood of hi. country, '---. • l . , Tho•e al . le. s ii i. 16. id. b. 4.itt ! 16. bi. Is. SM. A . 611. • Mr -- " liall slur et tiren' t r icli.." tteiresertinva been tyro kin 4by a aryl ralitya Het, a iviiledthein • • . - and for the advancement of what he conceived hese.. The Q teen and Rasa; Foottiy.-(Applotwo.) . our Accra snot have been deei.ine. Thom who hive so nobly 11. Sitt. Is: oil. Is. 711.• I*. Bd. is. *l. h. 9J. IS 9.4. sod Is. NM. per day. • The ROYAL CiIAkaMAN than told, that before be grist to mankind ; he died, he believed, with t he _ . _...••••• II it nreent itll 1 have to offer the° ll fin saTIIRDAY. the lihk of AMY. _ _ ailed the attention Of the., present assembly to the good wishes of all hi. Fellow•eitisens.--(Gred ape • he had siren on the Hustinis . . . ,- - --IA A ••• ...mom ...1....a. N-.-Thim nlipclies . t\, f 7 4 1 . - ''' _. A