The Statesman. — London, England, 1820-08-02 00:00:00

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'Austin* iR 010101 Oahu of privy and peetititee. v al i d fie. with* %arra toter price 16. is eon' ' fimila NOTCH E or ;rue f Its Spectacle& Go a..eLVtitoklie* --. ' -- 7= ~~ -' WM; .= masa elTqltei e t la+ • 11 ?TWA Freiit • Komi on dm .400ROft•I Perfty.—Vl. Oa the BMW 01 - lig.••••••• Shotchrs of Swltterland and Im Missy. is ISIS and IBIII,VIII. Immortality to Umbria: No. 9. Colorivkr aud Bowlts.—lX. Modern Novelists, Ooderiii. Sitrr.—X. Portrait of my Father. from the French. Literacy Rs slew.—Xl. Lamia Isithella. and other Poems. by John Keats.—X 11. Turner's Tour in the Levant.—Xill. \foreign Cotonou. hy Barry Cornwall.—XlV. Mn. °plea Tales of the Dram.— Y. Wiffen's Jolla Alpinela and the Captive of stamboul.—XVl. l'hc Protocol; or. Contents of a Red Rog. hs Leigh New Italian tirneamer.—XVlll. Fine Arts: I. Shipwreck of the Medusa ; Y. 44101reS Dramatic Retires- I. King's Tlat i o s ia Drury-Liae : Cym Covent-Garden ; 4.llaarket ; Opere-Ilmisr; O. Sortrer : 7. Bodier's-Wells.—X X. filefoa tlfic Intrilkaerice.—XXl. !Motors Notices.—N\ll. Usk , vorsity Intrilicrner.—X XIII. Meteorological Journal.-H X XlV.Birth. M3tri3gPS, and Dratha.—Prires of Stinks. ike:t The First Voluble of thi4 popular Miscellany Is just pub-1 Hailed. containing the Portraits and Lives of Lord Byres., Mrs. Beecher(late Miss O'Neil , . 1114 Majesty Georg* lit. the Duke of Kent. BoaJantin West. P. R. t., Dr. Waleot. and Mrs. W. West. Price. tlfq-bOUlla. 174. ".• Order Gold's London : 1 11dgazInc. ID, Crest Rosseli. t:lreet. Covent-Darden. j o y egilfagerd , in one vol. price Ail. 1114. pia APOCRYPHAL NEW TEsTA HST, jiy 811111•601prIn. F.pistles. and other Pieees Plllll4li, g ribelit je the ant four Centorir, to JF.7.5U.4 t•i I RIST. tit.lesths , nod their Compseiuns, and not Melodeil hi the ,few Thament by Its Compilers. Tronslnte,l from the fi kaa ones. and now first collected into one volume. ►tMei*Wlfliam lione. kshmikase volume, in foolscap octavo, will an ti;sto riesl plate, prier Os, in boards, WITT CURIOUS tvn AUTHENTIC N.IR -14TIYE8 o AiRCDOTES. respertina extriordi art' Otarseters illastrattre of the tendenev of Credulity rad riastlcksva ; egetaplif ina the eortennenees of cirrum frslhi*vide*ree, sod recording remarkable and singular in form of voluntary human %offering, with I anions interest iremesrreaces. 113‘ JOHN (1:1'11.. ?tilted fbr William Hose, 48, fAdgate-hill. THE LONDON 31.1GAZI NE. No. ts. published by 1 ialduin, Cradoek, and Jo - y. contains the follorlnx elder :-- us Lames Head; Goethe nod his Fasstis: : is of dm South lies House; The Tra.elle-. N./. IV.: lbstriptios of certain Frescoes painted he Gernmn Studen's I tome; Midnight Hours. No. VI.: tilt; Jewels of the E Mk: M. Pbert and Mr. MMus: Looms Aconoas. No. I Slad~ia; HlWiiSrsphia Curloss. No. I.: Christian I VIL slikelierk sad his 911,04; Linos supposed to be i WI. lei a Wag Soo to his Mother: 2 PO" , Ilia Thf• ClimilMr of Pen. Mr. Howie* ; fitsurtsis wrltt.n in lizeorelse t the Top of ; CIIITIC ta. No ses or lbw Ream I. Colons- of Vitt Mods Wales; 3. &AO Uk et Wesley ; 3. Poems by Berusril Barton fliplsse; Iticet a Music ; Notices of the Fine Art , . Xi NOON se relative Fmcouragoineot In Enilond of stipule end ; Gleanings from Portion- J monsis : Utomey end Selena* letelllirenee Historical .ml.l Crities; Ileemuy et bellMiseses Public Desesuale • Commercial bowie Ausiedlopel Itevert—eed the si nai Variety of lasts. Camurelal Tables. itc. FRO.II 71:ESDArs LONDON - Commissions in the Rnt•al Cnntberland Militia. signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the cnonti• of Cumberland. J. li. Lon !her. Esq. to he Captain. Counnlvdons In the 80% al Westmorland Militia. signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the enootv of Weitnioriand. J. Mavrhy. Gent, to I.e Lietitpio.it, Ivti• promotion; J. Bell. Gent. to he ditto—J. T. Bell. to he Ensign. Commission In the North Slwnp.'.'•.•Reelment of Yeomanry ('avnlry, signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the count) of Salop. A. V. Corbel. Esq. lo be Captain. % ice Kilbert, resigned. PIRTZ4F.II 4 4IIIPS 1114401 V ED. O. Mynett and .1. Push. titrns.t. enbinet insiters—A. Peters 1.11111 J. Dnru. Krick-lane. Oltl-street. deers—R. Sloss anal T.Crlsp. ti , otkin*4-renter. Bermondsey. shipwrights—l. Finlkner and T. Lowe. rongletnn. sotrgernms. R. Coesp_er and W. II irkeen, Relsntl-plsee. Upper Thou.. street —Tl:Rimmonti and T. Alevoht, Watbronk. Etkavrie- RO TONI ZO LOSE TIP YOU W. NT FA VOURITE OR PARTICULAR NUMRT:RS. TBls Sole Contrietur for the Lottery, begs o lave meet respectfully to acquaint his hest Friends, tie Milk, get the New Lottery con4ists of 004- 5.600 Tirkett. de whole of which are on sale. as T. 81411 does eat Meted to reserve ant. And as the Lottery is not to bedrewn In Chsses, Ad% i•ntrtrrra may-have any particular *health., Nerebers, from No. tto No. i.tiott. inclusive ; bet, from the Member of Tickets being an liwiteal, toed the %sheets appearkagto be geesraUy introved, tbere Is not any tone to be Met; tor although now. almost any camber may be had, yet very shortly, owing to the demand in town. and the amenity of supplying Ireland. awl the Agents in the Country, the Numbers weeded may, be disposed of. An 01 4 49plieation. therefore. to prevent disappointment. is Wrongly recommended to he made to the Contractor'e . Ogees. No. 4. Cornhlll, or No. 9, Charing-Cress: or to any ether 011ee the Perebeser may thlak proper to favour with • Commands. TOR SCHEME CONTAINS 2 PRIZES of 20.00001. And Various other Capitals, all in Sterling Money ! All to be drawn In One Day, 30th of ACOUST. tuners of pill-boxes. BANKRUPT( V SEPERSEDED. J. Dolt and 0. Jones. Rith. grocer , . Ti ERUPTS. .1. Narrow. Braman. ('heshire. dealer, to surrender Atm. 18. $O. Sept. 12. et the Star inn. Winchester. 11forness. Mr. Norris. Manchester; and Ile..srs. Appleb) end Ser geant. 0 ra)'s J. Housman. Rrotetgrove. Woreestershire. wool-dealer. Aug. 10. 11. Sept. 19. at the Crown Inn. Stonv.StatierilsMre. Attorriels. Mr. Deut, Slone an.l Nir. Wheeler, Castle- street. Holborn. D. Thornton. Eir!,heaton. Yorkshire. riettillier. 15. S e pt, 12. at the Her e and Hounds Inn. Huddersfie %vlf. ld. 'Altornevs. Mr. Whitehead. 11,41ters8eld ; and Mttv 44 Applebi and Sergeant. Oray's- ins -siftsre. _J. Hall, North Shields. mari,wr. Itig. 5. 10. Rept. It at Guildhall. Attorneys. Messrs. Mitchell awl Francis. Mtn court, Cornhill : and Mr. Webster. North Shields. DIVIDENDS. Aug. SO, Smith and Redhead. Penrlth. hankers, at the Crown and Nitre-inn. o+4l4lll—Sept. 7. W. Farmer. \Wal sall. Staffordshire. inlholder. it the Littleton Arms-inn. Penkridge—Sept. 7. John Wood, Walsall. Staffordshire. raptor, at the LittletAln Arms-inn. Pegkridsre -Aug. it 1. and R. Comity. Es4t India Chamhers. ..on lon. inercitilts. at Ouildliall—Ant. It J. L. C Kinestmu-upon-111 11, merchant, at Guildhall—Aim 12. J. Woodroff. (inn-street. Old Artillery Ground. turner. at Claildhell— lug. ?S. J. Barnes. Ports's, builder. at the Crown-inu, (insport 26, J. S. Rains, Wapping-Wall. merentit. it Guildhall — Aug. 24..1. Brae. Weymouth 1:111 Nelenutheßeris. mercer. at OntMlall, Weymouth and Nfelcombe Regis—Aug. ilr. 11. Waddington. •rldste-street. Starkrriers. merchant. et Cull& hall—Aug. 96. T. R.Smitlt. Oxford. linen-draper. at Guild hail—Aug. 96. J. Swainson and T. rearnler. Manor-row. East-Smithfield, merchant. et (lffildhall--: Aug. 25. T. Premise. Woreaster, cabinet-maker. at the Hop-pole-inn, Worcester. • CERTIFICITF,S trcutT 29. G. Stork, Ti ristol. cabinet-maker—F. 1 1 1.11enqhsw. Derby. currier—F.. Stephens, .Anstree. LaneashiNts sail-maker—il. and W. Carpenter. Abreeford, Hampshire. brewers—C. Wills, Hatton-garden. serireiter— 1. Holmes and If. White, Chesterfield, Derb)shire. sad T. Tindall, Chester-le-street. Durham, hat-sanulketurers. T Pere tie I I.4ooi:eniffilli Prizet:! in all which gym Par do et will participate. whether be makes his purchases at tia Cceleautor's Olces, or at those of say other Oillee laver. la this Lottery, every Ticket will he put Into the Shed, sod each will decide its own fate. and no other. WWI and Sham are Wilms by Sisk, Sole Contractor. SS 4, CWaldil, sad 9, Cliadag-Crosa. Tile prises of Storks are diked hourly against fish's Oise, is Cornhlll, by which the Public can see the fluctuations. Jand J. SIVEIVRIOHI' are happy to cite their torptallied approbation of the Contractor's Scheme fse the New Lottery, which, though only for 6.000 Tickets. mataiorTwo Prises of 40.0001. ; bestir% which I LSOW. Wide; EXTRA PRIZES, all in STERLING MONEY. tad will all be drawn in ONE DAY, 10th Ammo. Schemes at bilge may he had at all their Nikes cad Ascents. se timid. loy which the Publie will perceive the judicious 011111114., in obi* the Prises are sent/aged for the benefit of every Pur ifiers% J. sad J. S. with their usual Success sold and abated a Peat eteem of Capital Prises In the Lottery joie easeladed ; —ineteding No. 9.814 . . . . 90.0001. 11.113 . . . 10,00111. At their old Ogees. No. 371 Cornhill Holborn Haymarket ; and 141, Owkwil-street. THE MONMOUTH GREAT BURGESS C'4.1311. (Concluded from our, lest.) This memorable struggle has developed the most extraordinary facts and circumstances respecting the real character of the prueertlints of the Comnios Conseil, and the true estimation in which they bare 'buy since past been held. The circmustance of Mr. Price having been brought forward on this oocasion hy tie Common Council (as before noticed) in prefer toWoo any one of their own bully, W.lll the molt ex arilledinary ever heard of in the annals of any ('or 'p ate City or To vu in the whole liingdnm. It was extraordinary in many important puin s of view ; mare particularly so from the many mortifying re flections sad severe self reproaches, for which it aw cermarily crested a source, and which inevitably arose from its eonsideration with reference to the public character of the Members of the Common Censacil. is disidselly and collectively, isasseerh ad it famished the strongest and most decisive proof that could tor Ably valet, that they were pressed dews sad oven► wheired by a eonsilmassess el their ewe . imbecility, -, sad et their own UP- Wager the judicial fume _ that Bereagb. 'no len- Price as a Candidate fpc the ( oateetwiliadon to the thane: that whisk AO ler—rikst sal .00.10. • Reim= GP lIIIMION. iptO M ind sta aee he lenorerearing meta odr Halt, ls. estanti Of ir this ilea a t - h tl ; Prnprietor. HENRY powsu,. se. TER 1 11• 40481646 a) retern his mosmerstsfal seksowiehtimmtaillto dm Pablo for their Lied pstresags. sad at die mast Ow WS* Imo* i n sequoia Meta Mat it Is sold by sll tho Oil sad holism Warshowtsdis London. sad by ass or more respectable spots Is stay tows &roughest Ilse Usised Klesdsilk To ilhirsimsts. tiapesiss. sad *dims. it is partiolimiy Pa- Ilailla " for &Wad. as it is manstmod to imp to oily silmots. . , consomme of flap dmool for Gigians.twl Mitwd *w Metallic IM us. St NN GAI:141.:1 :7 2 1. by leave to lafone In *a their Mambo. so-street.—Tbese T,w.se are brew arnistem 4 -“Gel4lli.o aJ. S test of friendship from their true pleads, and ski °lately even the respect and admiration of *Oa who attempted to betray them, was to fulfil this rigid fidelity their solemn word and eniagenemsk and never to violate the same on any account whatitert. Those who have basely sacrificed such obligations will, in a yery short time after the price of their de• linquency is paid and forgotten, become hateful ob jects of distrust and suspicion to all pet-Hes, and never can and never will be depended on by any one of any party ; and though their services, which rendered them despicable in the eyes u' honest men, and contemptible in the eyes of thei own betrayers, will no doubt soon be forgotten, yet their public breach of faith, their open and shame loss perfidy—their violated principles of all common ! holism sled probity, will serer kforgettes by guy oar: ' for those who are capable of acting as traitors on orr occasion, will be equally capable of acting as such on all other occasions, and consequently can never ha re lied on. Such, therefore, will be for ever 'tang with their own reproaches, and spurned from the society of men, as persons capable of breaking down every moral and social tie which binds man in society ; and a loath some stigma will not only be 'for ever affixed to their character while living, but to their unhallowed memory when no more ; and the disgraceful odium will teseend to their children, perhaps, as their only patrimony. A ino.t superb Banquet is shortly to be provided in the Town Hall, to celebrate the glorious termination of this un i tarallelled contest when the ancient cust‘un of smiling presents by the friewli of the Mayor will be revived. 1)11 notice will be given to the public of the day when fixed. The comforts and wants of for pas- • • will be amply provided for on the joyous day. thority for a certain convenient period, front the conviction they felt of ite being untenable in their hands; for they had been " weighed in the balance anti found wanting," ansl therefore undeserving further public canfitletice and support : but they Mon found that they could not obtain a stogie additional vote by such means ; and it was well that such was the case, for the effect of the attempt thus made, if successful, would have been no other than to establish and confirm the Common Coun cil, to the (oiliest extent, in tit- same obnoxious career of power, usurpation. awl exclusive right of election, bp long and loudly complained of. a '. 'When Mr. Price was convinced, at the latest possi risiO moment before gang into the Hall, that every In airfeadent Burgess was determined to redeem his so lem' pledge of voting for Mr. Heath, he declined comine forwent as a Candidate ; anti the only mau liglita could be prevailed upon, out of the whole of the BRANDI:NW:RON HOUse.—This delightful residence, noun ( . 0111161, tO stow( the brunt of a disgraceful which must be familiar to all persons who have par at,s afe was Mr. Edmund Bond Prosser, :visa had acted taken of the pleasures of an aquatic excursion up the lie each open contempt of the authority of the Vous t King's Bench. Fortunately for the ends of public gf river !homes, is situated on the banks of the river at Hal •rnmith. It has been recently taken as a tem- • *tier, the Common Council, and their al•ttork and parary dwelling for the Queen, and has, in rose adherents, have been completely routed an I defeated , is all their lawless projeets ; and all their drop - laid qu nee, attracted a great deal of curiosity. Of late years it has been known as the favourite seat of t he mad formidabk schemes, plots, and stratagems, ia Margravine of Anspaeh. This lady having quitted every corner otalYestmiuster Hall, to contaminate the it, it has since been occupied by Colonel Roper, from source of justice, and air their tlextratts and s1 0 whom it has been taken by the agents of her Mak:a... arts of tricking and cajolery in, every part of the file house was originally erected about the beginning County, not only to destroy ana exterminate every ' of the reign of Charles I. by Sir Nicholas Crispe, Bart. moral and sacred obligation between man and man in a famous merchant, warrior, and loyalist, who ie . saitl l abile' society, but even to Joust the ties of nature in to Live been the first inventor of the art of making private families, have been rend, red wholly unavail- • bricks, as now practised, and to hare built this man- - big and utterly abortive.—Nothing but the agency of spun with those materials at an expense of nearly an *ferreting power (lad have disarmed anti 23,0001. It afterwards became the property of Prince disabled seer sr -formidable force, mei) a monstrous - Rupert, who gave it to his beautiful mistress, \hie phalanx ; but Unerring Wisdom ha" o h ens that ret Hughes, a uturit-admired actress in de reign of "the race is not to the swift, nor the battle to the Charles 11. From her it passed through several bands strong." '1 his inimetaille print iple of justice has till the year 17-IS, when it was purchased by George been almost supernaturafly exemplified in the present Bubb Ineldington, afterward' Lord Meleotiehe Reek, extraordinary and unexampled struggle ter the ex who nista:eft and modernized the house, giving it the ieteme of rational freedom, and the peservatiou• name of Ca Trappe, from the celebrated monastery of of the natural and imprescriptible rights tif anon. that name in France. He likewise built a marnitieent had the conduct of the independent Burgesses been eallery for statues an antiques. The floor eras inlaid marked by the same determined, obstinate, and vexa- • with various marbles, and the door-case supported by lions rrisiante and daring defiaoce to the laws of their two columns, richly ornamented with lapis lazuli. It cotton., on such or any other occasion, what tile re subsequently because the property of Mre.Stnrt, and ;broaches and abuse, wlett upprobriors and stigwa was purchased fro.o that lady in 1792, by the Ma.- • tiaed epithets would hate been thought too aaa or grave of Anspach for 65,0110/. His ezerene Highness • int% tttttt us fur them ? Every etidearour and effort would married Elizabeth, Dowager Lady 4 raven, aed sistet long age hare been vanpltenel to hunt them nut of all of the late Earl of Bet keley. Under the (lir:taints, socisty, as dangerous am! pestiferions characters- - of tile alargravine, considerable improvements wet, 'Platy have been already slandered and caltenniattel, made both in the house and grounds. a he latter wen. 'or having only protecatt•il their just and honest laid out with peculiar. tante; and, from their eroximitv claims in a legal and hoesturable meaner. Et en the to the river, of which a view is commaarled flan: want sacred pulpit, in the solemn sanctuary of the I Itur.-11, ;mints, they form a delightful lounge. Of lute year <, has been prostituted, to hold them up to obloquy and however, they have been a geed Deal noel ••• tee: ane eteertiti, by those whose ' , retinae province and flute the Hermitage, a romaetic little spot, sites!, in sae it was to inculcate the principles of honour and fidelity , bosom of a wood, in miniature; where , we h: fir se to in the minds of thus? wile had entered into solemn en teep up the delusion, a 11111111 dressed in t h e A ura( er gageint•nts, lionised of seducing them front the path of - of a bonnie, was wen't to reside, has beets Fullest : rectitude, to commit such apastacy as to violate theaa. down. The rudely constructed porch only remeies.. Many of those Burgess's who Iserequfore bud 1. beautiful lodge, nutter which is a boat-house, at the . treated with unconcern and indifference the final issue ~ r e s t end at' the grounds, has also fallen to decay. ,if th^ question in dispute between ,the Burgesses and rhe mansion still maintains !owe ref its aneft•tit the Common Council, were at last properly *runlet! splendour, :and front the magnificence of many of the. to a just seas: of its importanee to themselves and reams is esrry way calettlated for a royal residentes. their posterity, at it was a question which involved the t. , redrat:ollt; of the interior are extremely elegant. more rseal importance, as ;Libeling their plane and . and the aeartments large and commodious. The private local interests in threltorough, than they n't re irawirssaroutu especially is Sti feet by 2$ feet, and at first by any means aware of. They had in emotes • l , f . fee: in height. 'I lie ceiling of this room was garner therefore solemnly pledged themselves to planted by Lord blelcombe, by whom aka a ern ; stead forward with determined firmness and fortit ude . costly chientrispiece, represent-ing in white marble to face and roof lint their enemies, and, us men true the marriage of the 'I battles -and Isis, was put and faithful to their engagements, to redeem :heir sa up.. Near the waterside is a small Theatre, where /red and united pledge of sup:sorting mad defettaing the Margrasene entertained bee friends with drama: their own cause, and asserting and demanding their tic exhibit:arts, in which she herself Occasionalky freedom; having treated with contemptuous detiett-e perfarnied. The Theatre is contacted with ill the many ueworthy and dishonourahle allttrements, dwelling-house by &conservatory of 150 feet in length. the many hardy and daring tnena-es anti ever; other it is of a ettuillenear form, and in:mildew the smite of a species of intiedalatSos by which they were at;empted c osonatle. This, too, bears the mark of neglect': work to be enanerecl, to compel them to barter their liberties end their freedom, and to sn„r„der those rights, libel- en ar'' however, now busily engaged in prepar i ng , the place for her Majesty's reception, and in patting ties, and privileges which were granted to their an in such furniture as may be necessary for the Trappe 'restore by the several Charters now h ppily retahlishell vary acrummodation of bee establishment. It is .ex peeled that her Majeety will jeweve from POraiii.U.-- and eonKrwerl. Those liurgessus who had iwenilraggerd oat by tytannical despotism, or det•oyed by wile snares street to iletainaersuaith en 'llitirstlay next. to the tattering brink of self-immolation, and such a • perilous mart from falling into the meat ientstaini- SIIIIIIIIIIIIIMMIIIIIII= • ttos of 'all vices and defections—that of deserting la ja consequence of a letter received brhis Woribtrp their m r an tritifkiends in the hour of need, and their the Mayor, with a war rant against Der awibrought sacred cause of freedom after it was to ham, lateO of Mayan, in the county of eh li d" . fof hat • saesessfal Issas, made a solemn pause, and seriously ing stolen 109 guineas and poaide in gold, f ront' k eolealstad as what extent their characterise:wets would Mr. Michael Hilliard, of That town, Mr. WHIM, ltaett bees ailbetod and toestlvesi by the iodelible and [Wert Collis, of this city, ' coded to Cove y ellt* liiiistiag disgrace it was intended t• plump them day, and app rehended the P ais, DrAtans Ibe via . i, by those who would even be the first to treat going out apasseager in-the t .lllrder Ally brig, lir with contempt and derision after their object was New. York, usder the Uftilettlialse of Cagfrev. 1114. sashed. They sesionaly reflected ott theircritical Collis- (good 'ISO dalklifemrlidi 'Man, be havidg Is *ad easasciaotimattly 4,1)144 la Abele. son subsisted tit l e galfillti~jote if the Sze IN*, sad Were • instate!, miraii. with 'Of fi ces Ii tills eh,. ' 'WM . * 1 0. • hibterd by Isa that the only way to ss- Collis tibia evillthig t war t.fi s A a Ptlik.-Mee, Dab Veit diatomite peril aall'; il arthe trim whence the CA I. ; • 0 0 43 ..V. * . : .4 , .0 1 • .11 irr i •., ~s . • ... i•ia • • A..-!1. mu -;7 1 541 :la Pet.-126Ja ::...r.ra s. , wavy append of by the meet as POlffeess Is toes a w h e i r owe i n g ga ilkan t e, islawstry. sad retwonneeded ea asmat of thebt:ttlyal .. .... weri bi lms . to ezeogifer say km awe salters reams 'ebbe,' strAernitabb • 1 a .,.. 818 SmiLlts Rine to Surgeon w have volt dome of the *testacy of tea . "..ir Pal statesAirlempe by wbote lewd . hasp moot Oast wafer Mr. Price a shoo Imo pbe tbodeekbei prearasse I• N. 'a. ' mime( Meyer was to hi" ' . 00 iim alk• poeleatooloreuee 4 " . $ ••,, ,• , phyposios, aid to repoostie to 'ill t e ta difgreoloireeMbllt Mai' • ' WI Vl* se leaf eetdoodlog Int: The amplivias, Aft:» risuste fbr which Pf. 4 f p . aid SYDNkY died on the Bed id!" isebetr. <: r —...- - 7 -; ~.....mm0r.........aa11.mm.• lIER MAJRI4TY'3 DEFENCiI. _,. was eggiltio to serve that Mice, was a wretched and THE DEFENC R!IH of Heil the lifiltEN• pitifulsfit h sik a poor miserable artitica • fur it was too against the Charges that Malice, supported hv Perjury. „G y i eug Walla "forward agates* her Majesty, when Princess of ,__ ~.. & __.... at were Surgeons to hi Jam ' 'veil or amused Wales, in 1 , 304. wy ally aiiCa stupid tantuntery, tin would instantly. By HER MAJESTY THE *VEEN. hove gifroa up overy thing they had gained, and be With au Introduetion. plittediltecisely in the sati.o situation as they %sere be- London: printed for Thomas and Joseph Allman. Rook- fi ws is , ierwee di sge were instituted. sellers to her Majesty, Prince's-street, Hanover-square, price tts. 6J. To stythat the attempt to elect Mr. Price as Mayor Was not *intending argils" the interests of the blur- Mir WAITER SCOTT, Ravi. anti tbe QL:F.EN. en lioeiley wilt he published by Hold and Northhouse, gene'', Would he an idle waste of tide to deny or dis- Price ts. Oil. No Viii. of the cuss, its it was perfectly tiotorious that At was prevailed UNDO\ MAGAZINE and in w ith Critic-04nd upon it the termatott Council and their friends to t Mo . Drealk Review. e mbellished w ith a s t r iai sur lik eness stan d'i orwar d as Mei*. 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