The Statesman. — London, England, 1814-09-17 00:00:00

, ,: :-----.• .. . they are jery ...LW in some parishes not more. than 2s, he pitor.rates i the • llitinham t a i .t• ifsi the s , Wait; t di. in the poutiu, a._ _ there 114 4 wa itlftip • Itow*much on the **era 'itid '' I—' 'at I know,. "'What were thi ;WM" fiat rk : 1 . 1110, !IlANIt• 65.,--I recollective rittes ja Bu'i . ifitid i .Vs l tb' Mid 3s*. abenti;riyeirt agii:, •-•--• '• 4 °I , In setting the2.,,rerit Ad, an estate nowt Mitt yht• pit the wftektia' Iter'btAtrr-grl4 eilli ~ always depends vp,on the demand for it. .But if yea 'w ere' erig)fOyed now to lidtl a .• ati state, whet' oidiTivopia,64 cafe *a a jtrit..--1 am inclined- to suppose; ' . 1 , , , at cannot he midi iissi than Abs. . 2 ll' ostineart the pricb4.the best o heal' Ij(- °.l.- oY a ttlisaniiile.of it /. 3'tralaing IstOg i A yilis s igt4ersiltY'lent't that„price ?-11. find tbelp,ecu i pier so inMsed vtdo_gst spoil, so diffetiently,irs dtftilUtipi kidOia; in tletosishire; %%lore Ad focCfir i a formers n ill agree, tl, give a great:k , than were . . t a le inns! . are kfr ~ , ; ;,in ' i tt (he capital's capital's are taill,,mid the , tuti seat scale.: • '' , 1 -7 ' ":: • . 4 SOP 10E10 _r !spit ," ;hole, fereteikkt Olpieftpet,Ap - 44mA, 4 0440010 --- -.,.,,,,,, ~., .. , ,,, . s .j r i ty Jct,...Semer . ;', Itit".ki,.. . ~ ; :..,.-.. 1 .,... ; .. . -..; :. ; , .„ * ,• - ,; 11 i i v..l 7 , e i •JIMMi MeOcriiiiiiithitileiraoke Of fi cers of _Po e ..silfts` ti ll 'As far as yos recolleci, e lliktke • rip,ist the poe t Ileatbeiongtag to Hatton-garden Of fice, and 7%oorrot , ' did the rlitng tore Dudjield, wh o were on Wednesday' L k..., ;.;,'1„,141,P. of torn tite'neit precede t e h d e i r t i tt reliintbtse' price it'rttiNle• ' Weiland b convicted of 'the as lt-• and false impri • - al. i'hi. n i• i 4 4 41 1 Ttie) ,:_ r h iii: - b 6 ee di b e i ti liti s h ig ;i n ii - t h er f e i r tifelithil Nritpent of Charles J. Taylor, of Branches-build.*, Or , ':rO:i44. • twenty ' years.; • the - gaigtlitititi iiirn-wst Mb Yolikot, %IN Whitechapel, were brought up to xeceivejuilk.; ite,b36`4eiiSiiit :tartar. . . -:,.. • i P •„. • • . rolot.' • .•:: ~,.r ...,..! i , i. .._.. t ,.. ,,• ev e l ?t.uala-, But whi ch took tke int opsiat?•—l think,. theyea The CHAIRMAN, animadierted in severe . tenni' sile the sanat'Matits both ,boen rising ea Wel le. [recollect , fret the conduct of the Midfields, who had been .guilty ettitli o . ;•,, 7 t ab t 2at 24 years. • ~... ' • •-•'• - . of the deepest contrivance in preferring their chat& . 1 4 _ _,., y. _. to t frees 1 1)4 - .- : ,Whichilo you consider as the cause, g e h ,of felony against Mr. Taylor, and causing him to be', -.1. J.. taken into custody, all& sentenced them to six months' grow wheatat s p , or 94.,A,besbel,? —I tra',. ; iot. di : .tS :eirecikr--,1 this* tiny Aot. .441 d re-act strei each, if would, with the present chargea altogether ; litho! • e. , , _ . ~ , , , imprisonment in the House of Correction.— Withio:" east of En Laid the,fooners ialculate. i ogon'aw 1 . ei t ggrgcorijitit.l:4 cannot e r, cic to ,ipett to Cooke and Mathews, they were Police Ot4 o t five tents, but I fitid`novischllititg ifillie wetii r s that :,' 4 " . 7 ' "' ' 3 C" .: • • ''' .' vi .. ). " . '• - J .4 9 C, 1 1.1, ' ificers, and-it was sometimes necessary for public jes. I apprehend in the manufactupts &gilts it, VrOU i , Ti• 14 ,tt 'troi. l ektrkit - tiV Oplioturiatipa ise,ice they should act with proteptstestr; they s h op however, be cantioni never 'to act without , grog be,foesid, that thee p expect a great reo. fe te than dm ~market price of corn ?—No _i_ I do not think it hair ;'i • 1 ~ riga riots. .41 think the market price — d — bps not depend upon the ' grounds, especially when without warrant or fetid authority. They might have beeti,,,deciisted thi the how Wit in the west of tngliintheY aril, eat ilf itiProdo'ctitin, itisf tits the detnand.' itterb wilting to give a witch greater T' j; they farts • th;yofi thfitii thiettiViiit df rents is oectititiaidliai misrepresentations of bodfield, bat that was by no 1114 ch Withputce-piteli, s i , large est*: ' base ,• i • mach by the inciattlid — emmuee of management, as '. means . a fail defence,. and inhopes'of rendering thee moroncautious in future, sentenced them to : pay' a Uri** o v er liteUiss !ye west, carts thi.,ool be ll thaaite sotlio price, of ,Ferit.? ?r kisboald-gatber ,' il ly ~.... ,! fi ne of 10 1 . each to the King, - and to be impolite*. duos is not above three j rents. • ' ' -, •. • *inky the increase of the - es e' f • ism-- --II U. , . ~ Kw. oits r respective t will be nearly 1► hiveifieed average of _ would,lend to lower rathey,4hen inereppt 14,00,4 rote, 11. apprehend, tis.kavp 4800 In pout ieste4e,oo7.,.' preciptien of our ourrene g y t) ~. , tt 1 ,,, , , ; ,,..1„,,,,;.. It the credit of the currency should . 1 .41;red., — v• do you believe the . lowa. would , fl4l - inc,oqu • A i rather think, rents would fall, as-,septiop o pthen things. . ..: 4 „. . k ;if • You dub rkt4.--- 400re.w, I.B=ol ha. qra - :- '1 ) 4,rol:i01 NIP Y 44 eilty-foru. skillingsar i (Amur tetneining tlti mos , yea thick it necessary. to c l harget .11041441. the sang, ' ego, from the ptoduce not. , . . , 7 Are you acquainted with the state of agriculture in Ireland • if you are, be so good as to give the - ' Committee an account of it ?—I went to Ireland h 3 1808, having been there .previously ;Imp invitation was from the Right honourable John Footer ' • and I remained ; ip Ireland nearly two years ; d aring which time there was hardly a barony that I did not visit,' for the perpose of getting up. information, Which, IL, have duce published in a Statistical Account ,1 Irelimik . .• . t .. . • 1 ~. • What do yen bolionlo have increase been th. of coots in: bland, during 0004 W year ? t —The te r mire pt Aveland Is sj Oise/pi to England, it is ge nerally, let nperi,.lives; umd c wlaen _ then!, lives .drop, the rise ' is e 1500141911,. : 0 1 44. - ‘ Film. y our Ilikowlecle of, thoteltiockief land.io Upland, and the seats p0,41,,d01ma i,hipk,that wilott iio34-9r 9s. a bushel stoup enabietberarmer to p4y tAmogno4 ?-1-7:Thece.o.TO lanqp,ppeetjpa. in Ireland whore they know nothing about pheat.i.„ ,„,,._ if .31: 111. , .% • 7 _ '7 ' •,. .. ... 4*. JE4 0 ( c 1 S W lAA d Waburiti iigna• ''''''' ~,4hipc.ond larAck Agent,. called in exomines4: . . i IYA #ge. verY;4noivelY eint"Yeo4flikaki *gar /30%1 believe ,!—Vas; constantly ' • chicly ifbWilts, Ilan Dorset, Some:let, Devon, GlainFgaP, Wocr caster, Glo,ucester,iXavwiCk, and Merits; the ihe,cooolißsj hnee been pr incipally C Wera4 }IoW - „lpsvg , kale lyqu, followed .thleeprptelorn . I:4 4 4 :A k.rds qt fotty ; poen- : 1: . :.i . , - 4•le . ,;,-.:;,; ic,, 9 .1 z i5..;4 11 .0 4 /40. 1 1. tiakftrliat . .the illiflPiL/Wilqll& -Weide the lest 29,petlyS ?-7-71,100, di.Wrt- 11.0 4 0.1. Ntilite Vice •fi , '" -4.: /lc, I . eve you Anguis estateu /4 0 lietr.patticularll come: 'unkr Itot i lfe ° lexetrie t o evniliire • it is :Peeekicii there in let' by; publle l spicy, whi ch is n o ßtAkopen siectiou a ; fact, cause they "will neoiike, a bid rinsref e jtaiseu, with *hose character,shey . are Do you think pat a pernicious .r4Y2-4 . • tM a Teri , pernicietio way. I believe,..*.:fo,ke±p, estate in e hi 4 it* of id, ale? let a Imre reptge"e6o44ll ; 16 ' • t, 4 ti ipg.with a tenant l tivo ortlilteexetra . ! cation of thttieetithitt lldrugs the. pfa Coke, with blifirj,de44iti Nerfalk. •''' ' Are thciseee a esitClei by tender', giaitte: leases?' — Yes; the particular estates I , ha ve- speaking of Are r gratited upon leases for three Year * without notice on either side ; tbe lease contilisoik for three years longer; the same at the ezpiratiosT those three years; it euablei the landlord. a l n4 tient, without breaking any of those corenani4tec. alter the rent according to the value of money. 1.! Where estates are let by tinder; do you think . tite gross produce is more or less, than when let in thg ordinary way ?—f ram All I ,have seen of farming, I s)soulti think a good fuistei would not take an estate Ift by tender; I do,not apprehend first - rate fanners ould take an estate by . tender. 1 Is that answer founded 'epott your recollectims or Ipy particular case ?—Yes., Have there been many InClosure Acts in Essex or Suffolk lately ?—Yes; but not so many as in many counties. Do you think that the toiti keeping np to 101. a bushel, would not checltthe cultivation of kind ? I should not suppose. tha t it would. Do you think it would answer to cultivate stiff play, if wheat should keep at Bs. a bushel 1-1 de pot think that it ,would. What would': he, to effect upon the clays ?—I should suppose it !mold tot.Tuit► te, those that have &eases ; they might,lay ; them,dovin in pew own de 7 fence, but heavy Clay landi are Very tiara to . 16,1 flown. •- Were a great many of these hetiviclayS in grass before the rise of corn a few years agn?—i should think they were formerly mostly grass land perceive that the substratum of our best grass !audio clay. Are . yoq of opinion, that it would be easy to get , 00d ltatr of thf wer iMmas paid. Aim" irtglace was indictel(or an anis t t.E )r ers, on the 27th of May last, in the onmaldto Covent-garcien 'theatre. The Noe % allow Waissas/ierk in a counting.house, and the Dow Pildititat tfttini at op ` - itt, and if Matried man Withii 4 The case having been' And. female, sips, AheAtfitibtair,P : !* ~. igNarriii. -4 1 ,740 64 0 O' .:Teet .cthis WIN torday carryieg•eight outOde l . gere, wore** licenser) tp carry, in penalties of 631..yesteitley attended for the perpre of togs Otimebl o prepefateri t to appealing against - the cony don'at the fattarter be lions. - • -EXTENSIVE ROIEBEIVIr:' 1 : Mary,fictpky was char4ed on suspicion* robbing jibiiham Simmons, tailor, of thoStrantiv est a gold erolet and'other articles of agreat valve. 1 , Mi. Simmons stated / that he In i pt two shops in the d,. one opposite to the other. Hayley had been tong. in'his employ, and he entrusted her to a great astent !with one of his shops. lie fiat missed pre: :! 'poly from this shop to the amount of 150,i whoa, Hit 3ed'took stock Wit could never acCoant for It, nor Indulge any suspicions of Hayley. However, he , •hatlelnee 'traced many of the depredations teller sin A o ko r o . k ad confidence. She had -been attentiiii to Iseedriaisishing, and on. leaving the kitchen; Wit be. 141 1 000 little box, used to carry silver th; '&O4 WAWH'co one of his boys examined thic.bato initealawnfiveker's duplicate for a Oki epee= 11 . 1)ficer searched her apattment; init i o44 iNitarstarfound a large bundle of duplicates t abiatly iblethilikilliiehtch thoettit Aoetld prose . tti;bet baels o tatooinut..4,lllo shop; there -were .also' %lad aetatrataeloing pantaloons, cloth, &c. which *eve :: 1 4 11 jtilipt4A . . He begged the.busluess might* p a t : oltediciie.feri days • but swore to the • - tieterfight niktV: * " log ATTEllrt NUMIER: •-. • Mits4.ssottotinnametcr. ardFardy Greyol,thelltrialif4 - 11114 attecsas beat a woman named 44 .4 800 1 tafroi li;711' these lands into as g, _ a state of grass as .ney 4rf At. ..p..4 Rt., - ' .••% ;• • t• • - •,„ ~ • ~• .. -- - -t.:. :. -...-.......---- -.._, previons to their being ploughed up ?—No, not for l l,Crbereritiese ' . liits - toillitortl•-• inan w "'"• 4 '^ --- --- ,on the night, • - vra-77-. 11- .•• • ; century,. I believe. ..; .:f .4-. oft Nr.: .. ~ . :....'1 11 - t5,.. - t • ix‘.... ~ the 4th Id r ii i , ,er 4.1 1 ,0 up; but the %serf What effect would this have upon the labouring 1790 •••+?viti•••,#•" 4. ? *!, f .': • . 411.hlitilt . ' . i 791 I was not .able to I Glass of the community, in case the lands are laid 179.1. 4 .4- '''''• ' , *•11" ' '11"3 ‘te,,nd.,, L TAW:intro stated, thht she was - still in down ? , --It would throw a great many people out of ~ • 1294, ....,...•••i5i0,,444--. 1 4*;.1 ~- ' 4 " I 144411 0 .1 0- Miald neitker prencinuee her out of dun-' t employment. 1754 . lea n!'-.:". 0t.ty...5 A. I . . *c.. , 1795 - - - sr' 4 " . •iff 4‘trosoaany day -wbsestsite could be removed with. ...,lilow srothey Oho supported ?- r Ac.cording to the .I .. ~ • 7. ...77,! . *** ... . -4 t , 0 . 44 . present lew c by the parish, I suppoi.se. .••• bss • . It would incense tip poor nag% with less ability t h ,: ' to the farmer to pay them ?-I.7ndoubtedly. 7do u n r tia l t is a liL bo ' ut Smith ' s .'. h: s t e but WM that no PlOMittl", - 1 177 9 1 1 A . ....td t em t i'i101:11,;.‘3.r.,..!..4.'11 : 14ij0term;::44:4- ' ‘i ;... , . ' **6 :: :: :11-411 :, .. ,,I . f. , . 41 : ::if k) -. 4 ‘.tilli Ibilstrateliiiesteted 'Ai continuance of the •.. • . . . . iiiiii earn be gone. . OACIIPIPOns litii m M ic edi . Can you state, from your onpAnowledge, what .. )PO3 ',• s t s r .. r.mil ..tf . .A v . ; 1, ~ _ . ...... ,m.itit " taa lives feematied sine die. 1801 .... ... ', increase there has been in the poorvates in the last 1Q , . e., Dm ....til. su ls oit ; ,k 0 .,.. s 4 . ~, 7..4 , I F" - years ; you did state 6s. in one parish ; from '..s. 6d. ....„, sAyps .......i t p ow y ma i . 01 1) !$ . 401 . 1 • A' , of :is. ;is that pretty : generally the case ? — I can ,;). , iso . t : ... ! •,,,bs./ .. . 14 - _ i , ~ of i 46.. . speak: to 25 parishei in the county of Essex, that .. , 4 2i23 - yre.,14 1 0, 6 , 4 , 1 7 1 4, 9' l i,: , P. , i Use been doubled in the last ten years, particularly :.; it. 1707 • wi0u.5.514:: , t;:1 ' ..4 - 40.4**4 , !,,,, 1..0 In one hundred. 1 0 88 t..-...t.tv.,44y.5. am - ;mine! . ' • . . . Is there any thing particular to sanction that great - IRO . •••:.er,itailist. L .s•it..asi. i,, 414 8 rise, in that hundred, more than any other in . the ~,,,,,.. •1:1 1 0 1 .,„... A r t y r, .. r . z ..„.......... , , ly 0 I - - - • ". J... " ' 1r 0 county ?—tio. Do you think that every other expence has in, . 1 / 4 "- - I s il i ll i •. ;21 o , t.t 'rt . /1 }' . ;::! ; , ' ' . .1 411 : je.*. creased to nearly.equal that of agriculture ?—Ye s. te • t . lace year endift; at Miceaehnsw. Do you believe, as far as your own knoll • „pricaktiktheA . t column are the . ,avesitige prices • 0- A %ors, that if the farmers could look with reason- .Wbeat % ta 14i, • ifqn Gategf f forAlws,sputsAy of t Able hope to 10a. S bushel l that they squid Ige satis- , .. ilia :,.tlw grim!) I,* seeouttygeram ate, the mile .fled ?—Provided their rate of paymentsi their out- ot valoetipu opytkwhiFkt, vreaJsk,gbg,jmbif r ot' va goings, were sure not to increase... . !wing WI Ilt r iPll. 9 o*Par 0. 44 ilßeOlOito I l a PP ue ' If the poor lands or the stiff clay were put out of of aLl . f!i.st A r4A 449094 04191 , 0 * p r i ces by .tillage, by ,the low price of corn, what-effect We ul d . ...4l l 7.9lCkftlfi l lifilitit46 o• a bus f t; .tbat.have itt the rent,of An! lands ?—'4l rent . of lantly In valuing s ates urmg • the last 'fo.tir tisogs,,Jt sul.,st fati,,,,heyond doubt.... Laud in the iicluitY of Whit rate have you calculated the bushel ?—At the • . ' bi le e ti e l 4 ' 61 4 #1 i .1 .' . Oto,onday night a MittaahlOkt„ 1 ell bieiniit took place. Itrimpiegie .anain.tbis its% , . degrees south from where the sup bad set; sp ar let kt lirit like the beard Of an :111VrOiching 040, liat;in a short time it advanced across the whole, 1 1 1eeedS;forroleg a large hoe froth wilt to gist. The diriseGon Of _the bow seemed to be: some degrees , soutisef oar senith. The rays were at first much & refted,,figirierwkias Av. became more condensed. :1 It con tinued in (hi/ state for *boot ten minutes ; af ter which, the rtis swept diverged, audit gradually dititi4 ppeOieg4iji),g 4lhe east. When: tbe'bow was is itsiaoseepoefeet state,, k was 'about the-breadth tbt'illg t - 4 of the PAais t SEM. 10.--In the evening we wed to ti Cafe des Miles Colones, so called from the illy pioduced by the walls being entirely covered looking-glass, which multiplies to infinity the limns with width kis adorned. Here we eat, creams, andleivethe; famous hemomatheasa, coffee...beau sieje r atipteet a pheuemenon, as parte in the world Such was the of her boauty," that when she officiated at a house of morceasji access to the mere passing 'popular cOrlosity, the doors useditv be so thrt that it became Wetelstry to place canine!' to off the mob ;And some lives are said to havebeva ist the tumults_ occasioned by:thit prissure and, *aide for a glsuceof this Parisian Vetoes. All Peal jteeigended-with her fame, andkwhen any ; the - provincial cities returnedtie his home from Jog the Metropolis, the first spestion. that was; by every actiesintauce was, ndt what have yaw , from the armies? what is doing in 'the tielassai Corps Legislative? bat, have you seen the t Isemonadiere ?—.Though her fame is -rather %jig * wag*, and *hat has become rather too for a goddess, she is still a very fine wt. when placed 'in her little bar it) the centrete room, - amidst the blase and teflectiou of mirrors, with vases of gold_ sad tiller. r and flowering shrubs upon the tableomod diamonds glittering in her east; she stretches her well-turned arm, and witioat sull S white gloves, dips her pen into her ink, and account of all that is ordered, and all that is, the . constant flea of company passing threqs . Teem, it most be confessed that no English house or confectionary can rivat.the attraction Cafe des Mulles Colones I—brings and , Emperors, lb said, have done homage to this Bebe of the Roy,al; and report has said, that tWgreater the diamonds that occasionally assist or rivA !Cake of her eyes,..were presents from a Byydog, Prince of bin xekbilly. What returns capylo petted for suoiwnseiteltficent• presents, I karat** .beard ; but wit*: sit the. attraetiorts aad Ayes. , , s tboo she has enjayiedriradoplaced io si sitoatiallliiil mile so. public and '-ew.dependent, she must *NM been a young:woos* of. coirsiderable self:commend, UV woorre . ereis thctilcallak, .._, potation, whiektatakeessary ta.lParitigeft UAW* * n ubility. :-. •jt. • , • 6 .- . ~.t ,.., .: , x , `,"-u f 7 - 1, .. :.,, i-''. • tto „.t.. - ,4_ ~. . • . ....:K. '- - -, 7 4 1 , ,,' d • 1:. Us •t if * A ..,, •. ; . .*, . ~. 1.14 Tbeteday roolos,p4111•7400piosoy, of l o iroolompaip vas crooolog Stopooy-kiiivOr . lietirriek bludiril, tjansandellabio watch airtd ,meaey..., No. H: r " the etiatiltigatets of ~ tile's stIoMPUAN KitioN at tile which isteilrarded oil , i!itit-Asio rojkoe, wrested. bludpow.frosi - 9te fellwe r .4lsly •dafrooded . Mao* end kept titOra..tiotl**l *lt " 61 geOlt tooted, when the. texas can off. . :''. , .. Ifieetkrdey mnrning,. a Weak isiaqiiVailarri.,. ;aa wartirrowo from -the[OaMond floor whole, efila, house dr ill-facie IA Cletnenth.lane, Clare.cpaililli and received a *were fracture in hie head;. he wia, taken opitearly life eta, and carried to the watch hoe* .kit olden' to betakes' to she Hoviral, owl t .cOnstakie watt - dispatched 60 Bow-street, voinforell the polioefofficersi. - • . - • • , . _,_._ , The totting girl :MI e . wcittblottention at Brlghtfgr , every eibiltis are tried to indate her to take *yet& site portion of nourishment, .witheat *Oct- Shii remelts in Brighton workhouse, and °task:lnstill drinks.* little tea, but !erodes *reed and butter tritil it, and will stand or sit by tiikwiodow of her roodg; motionless, faritiiiS or thilltelidiers together, un ..,.3 1 13 roused fraitillstoppataf torPrit.' • ~_ ~,., - ' ~- 4 ;; • MATRIMONY. • NO Disaytjars have contributed more essentially A.l td destroy Hymeneal happiness than ;hose whirls. Ake the 1 • esequeoce of ungdarded pleasure. People of every rank pay sMtetion io: the okra* of Wedlock, boo whi-re thetemarditiitioa bat beeu tainted by disease, a reposition of stability is id*. t pensably requisite. I Twenty years have we devoted our pittesice to the -etelisslvi treatoteut of the follnistritie, disordersysind the sueressfof reselfrdf our plan gives us additiottol ardoar so. oppose, as far as we ass ' able, the ravages of those complaints which are the most isa . portent in Ihe rot/tinge* of Inman Infiinlitte. • • After initiation into every bautchos Natty Sargeowawe formed a wish, at an early period of pretences. ribieste ithlividaele from the IS-nor:Mee of vitt-ducked tr~ sally dangerous preeipilasty of "sera( praetitioiseti: -t . ''. , The disorders trr the care of *l4O we , hoop devoted wee at. tendon earnpiise every species of Veeereal in ; all kinds of liebititY, - Otifither aitsing'from tite. litthlts 'of school-boys Wt ;be isidnigrariesef gesturer age ; thetneraosmmest . of maim. tens in womeawbiehis callen,Bn twfSseedity t giant ail Weakness, Glltthi, Obsirnetfoin in she refWw ;as also Stria- Itarhfr. _whether recent or of , how durations" nail • Whist bath baled the skill of t °slier practionees, are be -retail to • , proved plan of treatment etli.cteally aad kermatteatly cured. ,f w i thou t 'the patient' sii ff e r lag the exerattaliir pain Pod Alarm . - r : ita; Lleniotthiteetwhith ftenotintly 'follows Skier oppittaitlefs' el j , jipte lunar caustic. ,forthe course of taw eastasujoir tenctire in this metropolis, tituarroas caws of Stricaris into hien and are ''*illy underalir Pate the Will eradication rif- Wash is erttett JlY,elaies,eettainieed expedititnii 8104bt oft clire,spel sea spay other, yet, adopted'. the Asa knew,. relastaine, ' bility, ortiVeeding fro/1611,4 rainiiipitit,ares'speesliiy mowed; 1 - Mil - the 'patina* 'restored . tit Maud WWI equirsisa !belay Its • 'hot , iwhere the debility hos for: yt:ars ameba*. a pony* verse.; -venom-. in 'our vestQcniiile, rehea r -is. j ' n.reqlsisites) to revive the slumbering spirks 'life ithd to t aulniale Ilse' I CelelkUt ilk. . • .-• ••• J ,:ti :a t",! i•, ~ •,, 0 , t• _. . .... Numerous Diseasei.are the reilktitc On .1,01111,4. sh e ! treatment of a slutilTe Gonorrhea, and it tu li t l itorreteseu y i tri pens that the seeds of life are poisoner! by the • liaracretkos' f' unguarded now!. .I,ty a superior method is sminilivists aro easily cured; and even where others, hovels:lei. Wei utpat eat = . we may presume to offer a radical ke-estatilishmetd. Few, however, however, are the cases of complicated distress in Ibis .diforders eaurpo t red with the-calamitous situation arise*, ihn i , from an indulgence in a solitary vice, or the prevalent gaieties of a fashintable life, acquire that state of debility whist Is the unavoidable consequence of such pernicious habits, Wiser' the unlinppy sufferer broods rover his misery } but eansfulikcontseale his misforinnes, it May be some cousolattoo for him - -that although it he awobjeet of doubt or uncert .practitioners, the.reinuval of these deficieneiei ~ progress of renovation, is the acquire-man of. our . experience. ilf the rated of Bacchus or Venus irave heron ,to reduce maul Vigour, south' armlet, *Si) he-prevented by on early -• action of ibis lunguid state, and in these eases po great IliGerlaye e ill occur. 1 ...: • Married %fattiest. vika have long been dlaappitinted In their 'espeetations of a family, may he.agated,tliiiila omit balance% such defects are curable by medical skill.. . Patients lathe Cutiatry ore requested to :len of NKr rook; ate,' and menntr Of Ittritne, • Mute for.Adtvige end Mediator.; anddlieimmt w. to any phi of the 1 1 (ingiliaiii. The siscretl'irhich is in essential to Our undertpkt ,qualiftlattltnanaltiSh laa bore prettinsed ttS' 'staid; fo of our pretensions, and in coineinencn with such this .. Ovens t h at Mew*, (iodic and Co. maybe criusulted by 1. of roarr sari/It% the, greatest secrecy alai honours at . .Na.,47, p . l/11 . 81prigalliell: ' , err.. 1U R RI V Susteons, iv- - . • ' . . • '..1 : • ''.. - ' Iff . 1 ":‘ 11 •P i i P - : ' taititilki ' , . ..„ . . ~ _ ~; , . • • - . „ • _ --- -- - • ..... __ .. • , .._ ..........- •-,-.- - _-...-........ -- _..-.. -.•-- , t: • .... ',bill,. • • .../ •,, ,• s its Nlp4. r '• ' ifliittEStrit-Ititatt•-• ;,. `.l • - hcy are 'very hiall,. % ;41e1 • in ionic parishes not matinfamerieg Owes-Mesa . ,pre, thtn.3l, 6d l *- the pear .rates iia t the oisli If Montt:factures kettstah." •Ifareillgtee,oftcorralrese will be nearly 1 Is. • . 1 „.,,, . . litinitam l a rage fitilah" on the s 'abatPialibn•et lOw, , that theforlititi*Ortheartealty..Claya aOklial ithie . 'be hetivalled the Teta thes; l lPels' an -118611 1 5- PAnts, Stn. 10.--In the evening w e want to • I. • 48 , el ri. ih the'pOu'tia,and there ll* wa el l iliii•*, iiteireat la . ti" of 1 IS t a bnahetbektigibt P t i10:1" .. ..Y" , I 'up' . Cafe des Mules Colones , so called from the at • - to-go on, I think iCenssishavtaageuers pen . , , , , Moot: its 4 ; produced by the walls eing entirely coser i ed " : -.. 1 • Haiti on the weitern'ildk '''- 4 1' VI de not a u k @. s ..distitetirla,,,t. e,./tfthat renlf posed 'Abet CO be it fair peibi to to for the eons I _ looking-glass, which multiplies to infinity the ' • LIiQW, '' _, _..'. •••• i ; . - •• ' 1 " •• - „ most .04i generally, •,-• • 4 -,.. - ...- . • was lettings mid in verrfew•inseasates in letting have . - 4 , ' y c limns with whieh kis adorned. Here we eat ' Goleta) -• ''Whet were titi ;WAS li;arY' lag, linifr t ltiw Polon not, think•eliertioweniployment . of . 0 E''ytttliatfrd'm'thole,pricell,' , . . ~,.. 4 is.,?-1 recollect3traltes F u &sue' i a ' t:m t h idi I'l -o-..• fi r WV* A o i ws.. • • ~ ~ i . P 901; .1144441,,, V rich' :.,bolt aCtkellpfilpe; .• In tin ' estates tiering the line faar years what- creams, - andesimethd: famous. hemoaadiere- ame , coffeestionaegirje f argeatt a .pheuemenon, as cede aid 3 3 . abourgn yeari agd:, •- - '• 4 ," , level in point of value, than when they acre _ are the neopertious of the:frost produce which you - .In setting the: l rerg aisf, an estate now; eititi t i uould' state of n ature ?-I heyeatiiseamge o f fg La.s ..... 7..,: have )44001 for renA, for cape:ices, and for prat , parte in the world if-politics. Such was the cet e h ~ • . ' ac•nalet ' INA ehtin pit the wlteitil Iter'hnithiC.--r• OrtFoßrvvra,, g . . . . • • 4 beauty, .. at a c o g .: ..• _ ; • house of mOrweasi access to the mere passing g* awl y s depends . elope the depend forat. DI ' t .. l : v - w '1 oorer land.:eut of" eltAllthihellYttavitheartlet l en ds M , Cher there Is a larger et a less proportion of amble 11.• pepolar cariosity, the doors used•to. be so throng ' i•• - •• 41 I Cam. that it became Wetessery to place centinels to i 4... :2, •. , But if yriti'weit trigitnyed now to pit ant u n uch greater comps ' ratite-ague than they are now ?:i in the ariblia . I hews not been in the habit of ankle ' ' • iti state, whet' okvivood you Cagi4kt!. , r 4 at. --4 aitoxiiilitink*,:atight.imisa: tint toilettes:ahem:is minute calculations ; but, in a general way, en. •I am inclliiea!- to suppose; ' 76 'lw e of, emettaleatiet,Notiojk,Atietriasy be sa id SW letformad eideff• Oh ;non 'produce to ft 'aut °tint to aboht hasp off t h e mob, and some lives are to have been I ' •.. .. ..., . .r .8 1 , -,::).- • •,. isseiliii root • . upon meadows and• sturstiiiiireet•; • Ofti Canno t lie midi iesi than 86s. . i , __, ~, e,q 141fir e pAidiklific4 . 444 0 14 1 1 14 / t . ;) - ...1.• : , •.. t ~ Pe • . In the tumults_ oceationed hyabit prissure and i. • 1.• . at , ! .ted'ineari the pric4ilie best e heat ?-161\atte.„ ha I , tajbeditegepage e rp r9 pirtion of ;a Wel that, Itltfclethe rent. .._. -_.. I . „...•,-) citude for a glauceof this Pirisirti Venus. All N o e ' . ~ Ita filisainiile. of it • : I L ..., , ~ .., wag astrequirett i cae l a i tagiepow, to whet seeplAki : ~.A4,,there many farmers entirely grazitisPeseTti refounded -with her fem., mid wham any inhabit's*. - • ta s telatng !anti:4;' at yVis •glinersity / letietin •Itisfle s e ( laaretus jista z . .-I . e*le Vst, likevele i mailas4 , many in Somersetatilrei and he the Yale' 4 tbe 'provincial cities returneddo, his home from sea, ' • inclayed to. - -Ft ourdoubled. lhatprice ?-I find till pffu i rier so t , ~.. ! ....,.. , ,%;-j,J a ri ex.,: •-•.1 1 .• '0134_2_ , . ,in Dorsetshire. . . iJeg the Melt olio the first weestion. that was eall t a l . ' . . t e tte spoil, ;o diffeiently an dttlikUit n t its tit , 4 1 Witigti . yoU ara califs epee ye _ v at au argon Ik. respect to the arable farm, Where yow,allois ;by eeery aeqsaintance was, ndt what have • ' • /wit loadi .. i I • • ••• tietoilatiire; %shore Ad last pilitilit a , •°4liitealii*the cfretitnahnti - which'yon ta einth c0n514440 or the rent; how winch do you alloW.filyaithie • 1 front the armies ? what is doing in' he Selene, yeti : ip4 k om ; -el 1 farmers ;lilt agr_ee to give it great t lt p t rlipafirct , iliftsVation ?;-:--Tl* pkul i tailP links •of ,cettfli don ;le i .ea •f,-.-Somewhere aboiktwo rents . , than w i liere the farms are•ltir 1 . `,1n NerfOlt,. eitiin • I timid the seertfteTtfie'money neceinterf fe'he A . re tie capitate are Urge, 1 ' t 14 - • : - iii) grea sca le. . and the Vuttiiisteri., "t Corps Legisletive? but, have you seen the hand Ith one rent for the refit of the farm ?-Yes ism' Isemonadiere?-.Though her fame is -rather ea' idyl up: laid oet, to put it in a proper state of caltivaidel4 . 4l t e s t Oliver is . a go od nianaltbe, I believe his' prOfts I waste, and she' has become rather too ea.b o " ' .. 34 " • t l - :nal ' i ftl'llli Of it. Theiceptlievreebesaiat lathe •finitrthing if r a'., • • 1 '•: rather more. than one• rent in the arable.. • •for a g oddess , • is • she still a very fine wome le a l l Ot 4, 1 At the . price of the bestgiik a t yi•cdid any tw.ithrealssiderecl ;• tilts impithl• employed! by -. 1 ,- (To be continued.) when placed•in her little bar ki the centre of ;SS - .I ~. • of the new cultivatedailt lit - ilit ertaitivition ? would consist of live sad deadatoek,,the year% rent, ~f tf l, - - - . . room, ansidetthe blase and .relitietiou of loser's s l at • rihoord thisik'ncit,_ ir h t *yiciiitif i get dog( • lice for the year's 'Amer, .the ..yesee.tredeaoheu i e bills t . the - - "`" ; ',MIDDLESEX SESSIONS, S E PT. I6. . , mirrors , with vases of gold_ sad Meer. and i o a esai i i • 9 1 " 'tt'isii l'cif • sir lent'year's oaf rat • Pll4. - um, een ' •tet- the "'-' wheat, and the same price,,,k Et4rio 1 .. p Nes . Pei .. ~ NSA . 1 ,, --eonse . And fl owering shrubs upon the tableomod peade s t af g .. citrus. I hire:observed, to looking we t whole, farmer eat*, 4inalig.cf.ge,,elaw,yottreottulisogsle antli. • • • .• Il• al ' diamonds glittering in her ease,- she stretcher f, . • ~ • ' i Joao Magma and 'Charier Cooke, Officers of _Po- n s'nuth of Devoliii4 from the tivei, c r ii , :ty . O . : . Somer-; lsorselseep.. • ., ; ',..,..-.. „.; ~ ~._ -s, , :a . 1 •1 /1 ,.. t •Ii i , e 1 , ,• her well-turned arm, and witiotli sulling her . thato ~_ . _.,rec ollect , 'au. &• iit.hi,..,id,ine uieCiosee comrenes..r p a •As far as yea __.,,___ Few es , Beilhelongieg to Hatton-garden' (Nce and Minas', • ' illk 41 fieorre Dudfkld, vifio were• o' w d eida i white gloves, dips her pen into her ink , ' and It.:. t ,ptoest: „ bit in the parish or Y4i ~4„ ; 1410/47 1 of corn preside the Axing of tents , or did the r i sing litil.4 . I to Krim!' r ' ter 'Drake, *hick tit , , i kstit it a i i i of the' reets precedi•tiii Ate, tn - the price itrctibill l'io incline) his Se:Won Of litini n s ome ' •Iliey- have both Weill Illsing 'together foii,'lind L!ne , : wo • and 15 convicted of the • as it-•and n false e u kri nt o . f Charles J. Ta tot of Branches-butld-' 1, account of all that is ordered, and all that is pia ' 4 .r - - r , the. constant flog of company passing through' , .*: Y. A room , it must be confessed that no English caner" ' ... en -t• 91' • ' . **, , . .1 '. t f; - fhb ' disrlif, 9 Whitechapel, were brought up to ceceivejudg- ilitjer Diaies n ip a t_ s ekt, th e * el. t iv o . , . t wenty years•; • • the - galiktlitirfti tern-wet i ~ . sent.. . house or confectionary can rival•the attraction eteop .rhe CHAIRMAN animadierted in severe' teethe' oh' 'rated thentetbel 76 , viii use'd . tht otAp:: eltiiiitisk' scarc i ty'. . . -n:-. - . ? •„. • • ~. ?- Cafe des Mikes Colones !-Kings and-Emperorsi editions which; ii ilitt cf e. P.ailOt h • ty . i't ( ,ar6et n-, but which took the fleet apsioals-I think. theyit i is said, have done homage to this Bebe of the hade ; 4l the conduct of the D .. . Ids who had : 'it , o . been . gut closed this ' , par.,. , t hee obsswirs, Alb may *Os . hoth, ,been rising as lon g aill.. I -recollect; Lisipakait _.e ..,r I Ri y Al ; and report has said, that tWgreater partial C over the tops Of MenyasteeelifeS iii ! fritept r „A et ,q.Q. years. • .-, • . - .or the . ueepest contrivance in satin their charge . ' . 0 -41 1 A. - . 1 the diamonds that occasionally lIRSISL , or rival tta ts, h of felon against Mr. Te for and causing him to be 1 • •Do you thiiit'it woiltil answer •to 't ' ....inkii - kb_i - -- ; Which do you consider- al. the cause, a ._ c i taken ,Y . Y 2 . , ~ lustre of her eyes,-were presents from a ftmelee, XI s ' 4....4 • ' grow wheitat tle ; or 911-„il.kil_Shel. -I fro; ,iot:*6 l / 4 7 ts :14.41.,,. . . thigh thy „eat . and re-act epee each i ~ . . into custody, and. senteaced them to six. months ' I la . . s -- -rince of bin .. .gotebiity. What interns werpesis 0 it would, with the Pr sent ettarges . altogedite , ; ), ltiille! '., .. ...„,. ..,,.___,, ...„,,„,,,.. r .... . ,„ j . H f C • WI h" amprisonment in the House o Correction.- .. t re- . d , ,_ se - '''- 4 sPett to Cooke and Mathews the were Police Oils east of Englana, thefenners lalcelate upon Maki', I t" . l tiep% . l' l gni atipliga-l- cannot •..it to ili $ Y . jet,- ... : 0 4 at . " . I '. • ' f- I. l'r' " ten , and-it. was sometimes necessary for public , ...,- petted for suorwenegefficent• presetits, I haee,-see beard ; but with: Mt': the- ettreetions tied the' - - ti lli live tent's, but I find•noitich' l thitig %Vie Weit; ..„ That. . - .. 1 '_,_-" ._ ~ . -7,...e..- i - •den 'she has enjoyiedries•loplared in * 'UOIO4OII I apprehend in the manufactueing diselits . , it, vio , at i - DO Intrthlnk tWerhnt 'Mg opii,it ir oggpdi is ice they should act with proinptitestr; they should'. • iv . het , t ot so- public a -so-dependent, shit must MD ; not think it bet,;j however, be cautious never 'to act' without , good , be,feend, that they p expect a geett Ceittpe l r thin tile ~market price of corn .-No__;_ Ido . . . when lige tints. „„.1I think the market price - d - es not depend repo? the • grounds, especially without warrant ter legal • self:command to rrweettlit that portion of 6 Air.o,', II it in the west of EnglittA'srlieY are. eat iif ite ProduCtitki, - it itfilti tile demand . 1 authority. They might have beett,der.eitted Vl' the notation w a cktatit i oessare , te ,,p arit . - t „. foloo,,tag-.., • iterb willing to give a touch greater 471 they farm' • tht . : d yrifi thfitii that - the elf rents iioenisktadita i mierepreseutittans of Dedfield, but that war hy no s 7 e - ctabl i ty. ~,.., ~ ,,i t , , , .:r ft .. „ .. • "'' ' means a fall defence and in hopesnof renderink them • • • - - -!-.1, Ifile. 4 ;ittiputFmitpti, it,.terge estate 'heti , i •much by the incitaird masa= of inausgemeet, as : .. - • -, , v , lie • over • lately l in the wes t ,. certern tfii..gfos, the ,riee iss tins price . ef •FOrti'lr7.llstealideather 1 hi l ly •- • morecautious in future, senteoced them to- pay a ' I 4 fi:. IA • tif ~„..,,. .', , ~. ' ,1N4,, ducats not abOill tbreir rents. '..- 61 '' •• : t 'ilk, the increase _of the .exptoce ' ,o e assosgssass e . fine of 101. each to the King, and to be imprisoned . 'Accedes; evening, pe o lla.7ffeatellere, et hi s: - - -k• . . Jute YOM Ansawin . eetetee letly,;tendet...?..,- would, leud to lower rether, ahert ittereepe, eltcreet4: I till was ~V! itlz •. . .. ~- .- • , - was cram Stepaey-fielde v aaattabls,witk Wedge* 1 .2.2 ,..,. 4' 7 lialit. pa.ttlguitirly ;Mai ~.iinAr eis jitufe j,fif,ity r 4 ,..0, lA•apprehend, Cc:4%mq aieen In ....- Wit frati4,o7,4 James wattace was indicted f or an assau lt on densandaVaia witch and -asesey..., Mr. ff. r ..• Dee'a t ai t e •it la :pel t etic'e there le 'let' by' public preciatien of ourcurrenr a y el ~. 1,,,,_„, e,,,a„ ~...' „I P.. Ewers, on the 27th of May tint, in the one-ehlts.i no t isogg itt e t s of these attemstakogipiam at :: 11 :2 • -.. ... .' .*., spicy, whi ch is n o etAkopenauctioe s: ; al 4 . fakt, be- ; If the credi t of the currency should . 10,8prd A, ~. Oga w lte as ey.of Covent - garden theatre . •I'lieatre. The . _PX9 . ess.„ w hi c h a stfrer eeil As. , e ati t. ,,bi a u se , wrested the cause they will not,fiike, a . bid petit., sou, with ,do you believe the- route. would-fail- a(cee - , Color .a. . in a a . .. g.hattaa . , lid tb!•130- . IA rent , . root _Os fellow,. ly •defveded • himself, ' '' A drhose'cheracter,sheyare nOt'ar:qinftlf ..• , •' I rather think , rents would. fail, as•avell islita po s* : ("indent a tar t er' /Raw kik, , airde.t 11AI-riled man with a so d k e pt the m. . h o e a aft bay, until wet ~ . , . (4 1 1 • • ' : wife anti Ava. 4900 ctiiWitsli , Tint case having been puma oa t en ahe, * eves Rao off ~ ,i : , '.' • -I Do you think i t a pernicious It`*y re i--I,,thfrit, a' Stones. ; ..,. ; ,, pri .- 4 ., ,a,,, z ;; , _ • .... s a• ot , b . i , • . • . - e , . 1 . _.. . . 9 • . . • ).,..itt ,' ' a very perniciorie way . I betieve(W,fo.keis, Ilk' If you Ag e ,* pet„„eg . swestate nor t • .... • _ A l} gone through, sever:it esmilidie s mile e am' lemet ~,,, •- Yiestkrday morning,. a Week . manait sailer,- fellig - :..- 'a a. la i ii , th estate in a 100 p ...stet, tit cultatatiati s ' „ ii ,.. 7. ... ~ ~ eif , e reat, . , sat wheat well , . • 11 led to Defendant a eNtittfße c legalte..lllarar ' • wartbrow a from -tie' second door window olat .., let's leave wit M x W i lilo4ll - 4re - ,• „ • • ; 141 •I' a, qua - ' n le ''''' s • 1 tilialld-PerifekletLiiinia " t -"Vtl+l . 4.4r'''''. l'-' : ' ... .•.- •• :I •••14 . 1rlitwiN , t , vi,st t; At a ' ". _ 4041 „_„„ 1 •; - 4 _ ' „ i 4.1 4 .-..,! .:- , .. ..., ... house or ill-fame in Cleineet'aelano, Clarteemithella• .. 1 1 ••••••%., ..- • ?Ilk lab • • ii. . itlg.‘S ith a tenett ht wo or three sent .' , 7 - , .1 etre . amp yint, Walt ~ i ' nil. 4 1..:., .r.., - I .. .?i,... t ..,:t, ~... 1 • j ,4i j , . . • o r: .• : Mid received a were (rectos* in hie head;. he wee ..,.;• cetjoe oft heet.- that iiilways the 41 ?. oixty- foie ehillingsa: i iAti the , .upootite '' . • .-• taken upiteerlytlifetess, sad carried to the meas -. ,' 1 Coke, with *doe io Nerfolk . 0 0 - , f arm* . Ismo ba„ g el l e some tt amier s hvf, sick *aid ' 4 • 1 ',,'• ' ' '''''' ' ''. 44 0 1 1 04 -- • • - 1 Maki .bi (idea' to be'taken• to the . moat -• at necessary. to ' Are those eit i t i resielit . by lender', ; trailed " iipe'ti:; you thiak '. . . . red ego . 3 tf * ' '' " ' Hospital , ' 40044 , 0 3 •-•" - •;,0 0 " st ers. ; STAGE.pow4i.oursia*4•ASSllNGF4lL -• court wait dispatched boa Bow-street, to-infer* a . ~ leases?-Yes; the particular estates I have been ' gbargea rema in .the saniss, obis AV 4 - twepty j per ; -c itift a w . voy • A i t. __frim esi i , . . • o '', l 00 . 600* • the polioelefficers., - • . - - s . - - „.I - speaking of are granted upon teeter for three yeers a , ipegt. from the produce wouilLtaltealvely -the-whole . of the -Reeding coneN convict atahis Otham mike - ' The *tang girt sett excittba.ettention at.Brigifille•••' ** Without notice on either side ; tbe lease C 0116119 0.1 rent. • , torday se'imight, of. carrying , eight outside . , ~* • eretyartaltis are tried to iodate her to take art for three years longer ; the same et the expiration • Are you acquainted with the state of agricultere i gere, teak.tiptii lie : iris licensed to carry, in. ' a i fitd portioil of nourishment, .withaet effect.. Slid . *. t ; tif, those three years; it euablei the landlord., as ill. Irelaud ;if you are, be so good as to give the , . penalties of 531. yesterday attended for the perm' remains in Brighton workhoese, and otelisionellei 0.„ ; fetiant, without breaking any of those coienants;tec. ctommittee an account of it ?-I went to Irelasidio , of o w i ng s i t eei e i, - 'tiii.''ll( i e *pent ) .preparatory te 1 Stinks.* little tea, but refutes *teed and butter .l$ s ~: alter the rent according to the value of Money. , a t 808, having been there previously ;' my invitation - appealing agninsttlieConvie - dele : at4ita Quaint gets ' it, and will stand or sit by the ‘ window of her • s t.z.- "J z ,.....4 . Where estates ere let by tinder; do you think the was from the Right Honourable John Foster ; and sious. • motionless, retitled or thlitenidierS together -•• 1 ~ 2 : . I, gross produce is more or less, than when let in the I remained; to Ireland nearly two years ; during -,„ ~,,! . • -EXTENSIVE ROilditiVir:' :tis'l'' . - roused frotailleti toles': • 1. , t• ordinary way ?-frout all I have seen of farming, I which time there was hardly a barony that "did not , Maryfictpky . was charaed on suspicion / Al l- robbing ! - T'.l • 4,1 11110Uld think a good faintei would not take in estate visit, for the purpose of getting up. information, , Abashes' Simmons, tailor, of the.Strande urt a gold ! ------ . 1---- * --... . ' . ''. i! - .. I _,,_: -- attw-- - 4 , ;r4;40r •. 1 Ift by tender; I do,uot apprehend first-rate fartheri which I have since published in a StatiseicalAccount i and' other and other articles of kgreat "valve. 1 ,it alattaloal Y. . *,'. • !...; . Mould take an estate by_ tender. , .. of Ireland.. .. , .• :-; . ~. ,•-- - - i -0 Disorders : have contributed more ementially ' Is that answer founded hpen your recollection of . What do roe Wien le Ikere bee* **increase of 11tiend,_ one opposite to the other. Hiyley had been i l - .., f to destroy Hymeneal happiness than this*. whirs a ye tee ' • . 1 • esequeoce o angdarded pleasure. People of every rank pa ~., ley particular case ?-Yea., . tents in irelan4, daring thy 4ait 20 years ?r-The ter beg' m hi s employ, and he entrusted • her 'to a great : imietion to the aril* of Weil/ask, bee where thetemartitii • ..... Ilave there been many InClosure Acts in Essex or 'lure of Arelaset is so ditfingna to England , it is go - ascent with one of his shops. lie fiat titiaied p r o: ,- hos beau tainted by disease, a' renovative of stability ii ... ', '• t . Suffolk lately ?-Yes ; but not so many as in many nerally, let upprs ,lives; ond i ashep _ theme Reps :drop, •perty from this shop to the amount of • 150i...when Ith ' pensably requte. n: . .. 1 I TWentv yean have wt devoted our piteasice to the -eite C , the rise is emersion,. . ... 0 .,...-- - .,.'.444 . , ••• . :lastlook stock bet could never account for it,. nor ; treatoieut of the fnillnetring disordersywad iliesateessfof • . Do you think that the torn keeping up to 10s. a Fenm.your-knowledas et. thpieltivation, laf land•ill indulge any suspicions of Ilayley. Howeree, he our plan 'l4 R ives sisatlditioattl atdour to..oppose, as far as it!" 1 ? • able, the ravages of thu.e complaints which are the mart n , bushel, would not check the cultivation of land ?- Ireland, and the rents.peirl,,doyee thiph,that witee* •hatkeitice traced many of the depredations to-Min . portent hi the eatalagete of Norma Infirniitte. -1 I should not suppose• that it would. at•BB.,pr 9i. a bushel twoolgli, eeabtetberarmer to pity atiadi fe'sikad confidence. She hadbeen attelitiei to . After inkiation into every brattelto• tiite'y Sameouawe failed ' •-•• , - •wish, at an early period of practices.. Ist_sibies _e iu;lividask ' ;.:. Do you think it would answer to cultivate stiff thmitannti ?-7-.Theteisre tektiWlePeetilelk.ie Ireland seuerwashing, and on.learing the kitchem; ls- : left - : trthe ignor ill& of Medueitted ostWorrit *tolly r : f lab if wheat should keep at Bs. a bushel ?--I do where they know nothing about Willeati,.., ~,, _ , ••• 'Kg her ,kt little box, ilia to carry silver tit; 'der preeiptSanty of Metal preeiiiipaptil -> . • --. , . '• • pot think that it would. .- , 7 ft! , :i • • • •-7 ... "71 ." r' ' . __' .7 1.•• If a , hoi,ektece one of his boys examined thic.boao :1 *reign to OR fire I l lf lib . we hail devoted war al. • - , ieril T iti d tdpite every speciezi it i r '.I '' f all ' .. • . What would': he the effect upon the clays ?-; Air. ,c 4 „, ? ,-c,, .W JE JI4 S d ,satiouTi Lend Sara fbuggestits.pawnbroker's duplicate fora Oki .epa6: en el ection; a kinds , ; ' o f D e bt e tiet;eli s tifiteeeiising•from the lirthlts'of seitoofbnys Wt a • it should suppose it would ha. Talk tit thole that have , neyee.ondiated.Agent,- called is" ix na b at A ___•••_. 1 7-rI OWN; R OA yfiCer SearChijd her apartment; ant s anioer lbe iadttkeeirse!astasex rare ; thtelideralaeineet .of eltdoiss. 1 leases ; they .might ley ; ctiem (login to their own de- Yost Aire very•Aimeively employed..iogkeettrier a matimielfound a large bundle of du 1 ..., .. 1 ,... a , - rem in weasen•which a cidlqd Bonerm.gi aridity* t P-isaswarawaaeal• Weakness, 1311eiti, Obsirnetfo;ro in the U refute - tes tf al tat ' . • fence, but heavy clay lands are eery hard io . lay Lions 1 believe :-Yeasi ttensMntif i Ciii4Y if/ *1 iiollllllfllitlfhtchlstethoothrbe'dhottld prefer tti_; .. . WS teria._whether retent or of , brag dureitime," ' oslx . w it.Z . ce. : ;• . 7 down. - . n .• . Hants, Dorset, Somerset, Devon, Glatnergap,,Woe- baose c tobaseleutcf, hie shop; there 4 were , also` ro,uod "belied the skill of , other practiosers, are broke -pmeein .". • . , Were a great many of these heavy clays in grass caster, Gipocester,,A'arwick, and Books ; thefetilic •40tritretatlulag patitalOons, cloth • &c. which 'sieve • P t °l. wed P lan °I iceetwent effectually and irrlWNlteilliY eitre4 k 9I Wi1..8111 the patient suffering the ' , serial-disc poin .and mama- ! before the rise of corn a few years ago-?-I should ghp,cpeuties,l have been principally ~._ ,„_ e FFe ril, g 4 ,_ le ntai I :4jhr o tAt.. Ile begged the.busluess might, ire' t e e,. !Mg Lieneotrhage.whkh frets/mho 'follows sak,nflpiidesiris' 41 i r;. • , .. think they were formerly .mostly brass land ;, $ „i tlew,losig , lame .I , lRu:followed lio n 477 r ' aid • • r slew del: ; but swore to the 'O l e lunar caustic.. , forth. count of liar e. t ip voctiee is • ••-, • - .. ..., ), tkis metropolis, timer rota( caw •of Oricares bast heti gad art • • perceive thatthe substratum Of our best grass land.le 11,pearde of feety.ypers„ - r,„•,..,„.4.„ 1 ,..,.., :,c t, . ~, 4 , , belir,veit• d? EMU' '", 'deity underSitir eate,•tbe tital7etadicattial At- Wliki is etriciell f • Clay.... • . . ...s , . cas.,yas, e taataatt'lsat the • • 41. • 144 4 4 9 : :.. ..' tt l i l : , I,- 1 :: ve* - kr ik m iii, Ifituasiii' ..,.. ..•`... 3 .1. , • f t i hYtillges , Nena i n 4 nod eireditiori meat of: cafe, tip 'ill 1 ...... .._. Am yots. of opinicte, tliet . it would be easy to ge't Aikigo.the.toat tck gawp ? s -• 1 •11 tig.lia, , . *.% ~ au tither, k etooptee. ; Xhe.,,weaknomi,.. ponsetiml, noel* • - Mettealeitounnettetex.---Fardy Crterol„thilitSint-' t 'hints, prOVeeding from ilia cuiripipitit, Are speedily mowed; these finds into as good a state of grais as they were _ e t ; the p r ice A ti,. • en.% i' .. t.a.Z.: itf «!• : • • • ' • "a a ii'4'l l is - fibtel Ana iteemeer t le b ea t a woman isam t ; laid' the Stier* 'restored. th Mond and teltoteva healer' 'tee .i ' ..' IMOOlki.to their being .ploughed up ?-No, not for , it ,Vraesartegose- ssalr4sgeek,r, _ . ' • ' otel.itead on the ni . ~ where the . debility hos for you:* estate* • a peny* perse• ''' . 1 . ._ , I ig , venom e in our vesterative. renwors.iii,jiy, a rp a imet" 4.onOpry.,:l;helieve. ..; • .!. .4-.,.3h 'fr.; *. r• . :...." . 1 1 1 - • - - -- P`:lo # "r- 41. $ t routivi W,.., , . qiiiipoot up • but the woe . to revive the slumbering spiirks Lit 'life, slid lo ffraulamate ilie' ' . What e ff ect would 'this have upon the labouring ta llAstmitutios. .••- , .1 ;1 1 Isty , ! Pt ~. • # 0' t t : 1191 ,- • , 46 , 0 • . tierepttal, was not .able ides - alias of the commiin4y, in, : case .ehe lands are laid ITN 4 ' 4 """*"/...i . . '111", :ale., r ink, T, ,hrt,surgeo • stated ; that she Numerous Diseawsare the mottle yoot I wat still - tb . treatment of tt slutide Gillorrhea, and it no li trreepseu illi t il kwi* 00en?--It would throw a great many people out of ~ • 1794, ..,., i .i, ) ,„ 04 ;.... we - a ''- ' 4. All tilliftwite - elleld neither pronounce her out of dan- ' pens shut the seeds of life ire poisoned by t*•liarmereolimbillik f' pesploy meet. , . 4. . 17 . 94 • -.. #(14 ,. .rit , .. - ;•:?•"14,1!:,.. , , , • , 1,95 3 gerilea4aisity day-wheaisbe cotid be removed with- unguarded none. .1,17 Si oupersor method tik, it, stesoplariats are • . easily cu t e rred I and even where 'then have 101101, eta awl *att . ....11ow srethey tribe ,supported ?-,-Ac.cording to the 6 1 ~,. ' ' - ' - 4 1 sa:" ' ' . . . .. - , .i.,.... ,-....1 1 - ~.... . out r i s k, , . _ .. , h. . 1 ._. we may presume to offer a vidiral ke-esenbti*tionect. • Q law ; b tise c parish, I suppoi.mo. 24 , , 17P7 1796 r "" . ''' . 4 '4 ;42:4 • • ; ..' •g'' k) -„ 1.110 lbaistrateltiMmited Alio continuance of the Few , however, tale the vises of complicated distress Is Hike •'. '. It would increase the poor rat e% with less ability t ,.., • Vita ~....etontaii,•lo-10emeetrataa• ... diforders easapared whit the talainitous situation arises, *ho 4 „ . to the farmer to,pay them ?-I.7ndoubtedly. 1799 , t 1 1 :.11'3h7.-.'alfuntlht",,tr'a . % - e i • • • iiiiii'Pafild he gone tato WI. Oakiergeons pr ti of a fashidnahle life, acquire that state of debilit ) whit* is the • . Can you state, from your onp,knowledge, what . tra.) • • len :. ' 1191 r .I flr'l' ll4l . l. 7 i' - • -a pan iseP4iteation.sLoCiatirel -was rem embed sine iitie. unavoidable consequence of such pernicious habits. Where the • increase there has been in the poormaes in the last IQ ~ , mos ' ... - I,ll';',it sea ; ,4,,,,,„ s 4 *. ~, 7..4 • - ' -. : , re ..... ~. . unhappy sufferet broods over his 'misery, hut earefally entomb pears ; you did stets 6s. in one parish ; from 2.5. 6d. ~,,.., stein ...„,,, 0 . v .,, a . 0 . 1) . 0 , 40 , 11 . 11' , • . 11111 it 1.. lere- . ' - I • 1112 eniAorinnes, it may he some cousolatroo for him to boon. it , $ -that nlthough it heart robjeet of doubt or . itucertaitny *tilt otter ,_._„_,, L ..- - /.... • cy 46. ;is that pretty , generally the case ?-I can ;,), 180 . ! : • . • ! • Th5 .,... 14 ,,. . :7 , 03 - i 4... , ~ Ott Sunday nightil fhtilthiiiillg . , "t! •Filfse,..WlNiglhOP-0 .pracistiosers, the.remuval of these defiCtencies by the grallatl' r _ speak •to 25 parishes in the county of Essex, that . „. 4 t ip 3 .„ 1 . e . Ady .v h . 4 , 1 7, 4 4 1% .,,i,:: , • ~. 1 Mellon t o ok place. .IL-4•Mintisealliaa Ilse 4214 progress of renovation, is the acquirement of. our, experience. • - 'At the rhea of Iltu7chus or Venus have be e nri ,to reduce maid : Uwe been doubled in the last ten years , particularly : - i , t „ iz o , . ~.,,,,,- 1 :::i4:1..A . leco 4 ' 9 n 1 degrees sooth from where the sue bad set ; weir ir . .1, iiaour, twittliatixiety Wig he 'prevented by en early : - • In one hundred. It . 'lt' ' • . , 1008 : ,.....„„ 1 . 1 ,4 1 .,.. 4 .4..;„, tw e t ...• . ' . ,ng tet rat like the beard or aim itliVrisichiriecisiaa; - a ct ion of ibis languid state, 1014 in !hate raises pa great aillaikr .. E . 3 . . . Is there any thing particular to sanction that great will occur. - OW . .., :eg0 ,h a i1„." 1 .4.. 5 .j. ~ .: 9. 0 *at; in a short time it advanced aawat the whole. mariiiit w awa viko,h„e lone been ' m i ni : wed hp ii 4 r ; ' rise, in that hundred, more than ally other in ,the ~ , •1810 ..., 4r . t .. 4 ,. ? ............... lO, 0 ' Heitedriti;forroleg a large bon troth wilt to tilt. The , espemations of a family , may be.atilated, thrall° 10111litilillet !a- 1811 - :::4.;'. ”:',: ........ b;....) ' . If 0•A. • . 6 - saaoty ?-1i o. - ,- • • - 1 / 4 #1.• - Mg. .. ~ >l o 4trir . ae,,si;: , .41 _ ..... op of _the b ow seeme d to be: some degrees " lc , ~ , ) - • • ;' .. .. a ~ . Do you think that every other expeece has in, . 1813 , ~; - o . at . - ...,, e „. .l 4_ ~12 • 0 Patterns to the Comers , ore reouested to state the / south.of our smith. The rays were at first much & lan o f NAV jot; ow u ltimo . ~,r i p, e „ i l 7 lmo .. a lima morbid/Mt ... creased to nearlyequal that of agriculture .--Yes., ~ • t ..,., year cedine at MicitntintaS.'-, . Yeltgl, tlt c :fr ter weras Jut" became more condensed. - No e for.Adkylee and Meditates; sod 4he imait'w 11l be f Do you believe, as far as your ewe knoWledge • ,priees , fe . the 4. t col u m n -ere the,,arehige prices It coestinu iu- thiestatit for , aboet ten minutes ; af- .ti r phi or_i tu *ingh"iii. . , . goes, that if the farmers could look with resents- .aheet t tay the, den ,Gagege f foralip,seuitte of ter which , Oil teas spi n diverged, audit gredually t • he siscrery*ltich Is sir eAential to Our undertpking, mg' j 'l ,_ ; 1 • .• - rituslifkittlbosnahleh *shift 004. imtd to 'itim.W•• form At; - "S. Able hope to 10s. •a busfiel l that they ere* If sat*t , ille:,.tlw what) §,Oll . .saeoutteatiMA n ar., the scale 4ratiPPetireit iiilliii4efle4Alte Oast. When: gni bow of our pretensiona, and in coinci4etict will, Inch ;14' intlmntleWill. ' -bed ?-Provided their rate Of payments; their out- Of vat sops open, whieh ( ra L A R :ps Alm • Its , , ~ „ r ef re- was in ose amfect state,, it was labour the•breadth eitgit . ! a id tt , the Ore n , that Messrs, gartie and Co . may be room:4 by politest. grentest seireey lira h.o•or, ia tacit goings, were sure not to increase.. ~ , tide& had ietting.attatos t to the,' emeneg, suppose, of a common reinbow,; - tbeitglit we l itreng, con- :beim; ,Ne,,,,lii, flearawareen..- '-• - v ... . If the poor lands or the stiff clay were put out Of Of aLleest fence 2D toAO • t,--, 7,,..0940n1egatera,4* prices by siderahly stronger thin that - of the MilTway, and CUR NI li, dad Co. Su4euns, No. 101 liatiollgaulb l4 . -tillage, by low price of corn, what•effect would, Alt irSiCkft s tf l f l ifitekele es . a bus .s.; • - 1 . . 'its britttankwhiaretteeidaribpdttlbet' 6 Itefrizii - _ L 1i,...,..... I.- - *-. _.i.'_ . -i l t IMMoi'M - __----."."- .tbatheve in the Tent bee lands ?-The rent of taught ln valuing states untie the last 'foul /sees, pt 'efttY tit ?WNW'" if limkiibintikikt r4hit•ibiliiPdit --'- ~ :., . - 9 , . .-. LON PColo4itatOd• tow- Ptiti44. tri ti...Lavatsi' et 4 ,,,,5t r a p 4 Aseyond doeht.... Laud in the iicwity of wina retaliate you calculated the bushel ?-At •the the eastern horizon.-(Chcstei ) aper. - sl•AloguLti, ©ra fts. it. 07, ticepalreet. • •:. • .. . - „... .. . ••••-.. •• • .. -- • - 1 .., . • . . • . .. •.. , . ••. . • . ... , • • ' . 11113.1 CD 11 , 4* iper=........•••• • •-• 5 7 - e Etislilf tenntitactures Ortrilh." If Vel t - igNe . efi,coitltlrt 'is? will be nearly I ts. iliflb`ont 4 lOys, , that theferinin**Ortito4o,ay.claya aOkitot itble ' Toro hive led the rya 4140;•tapew an nititedli !Alb.% to-go on, I think it , rukssikbaveta general iiefreet open: lion of .l 1,, a buehetbekfilithe pliceii-" , --Yes. I sup- . 11 Idd not attlit'fillo!ng distitcfl - 471tellikfeit4 th at rents' posed iiha t to be a fair Obi to liiiii..lo for the tins I ~ .. . . . '• - „ twest.fidi generally, •,-• • 4 - 1.. : - ;.,- . • was lenlogi and In very'fewitestentes in lettiachave Dif i rtii t . ii`dw po too not, think:Wert% eniployment et F vill.OP'frOle'these. prices; . .., ~. . 4 ;‘ 711: et litiled pporia,a444l,llKrlch'lo-Ad.aCetelpo4,7a; 'ln Letting estates dUring the lint 'tear years what • 4 ' •' , level in ptint of value * than when they are let.* : are the prpeitioas of thogrost *duce which you - Aka i, si;ald • state of nature ?—I hitieltiOthouglt of fti Ldb.'-' "... '" t heia )4tA4l'd for 114, fpr cape:ices, and for profit %of corn, -if that is the calltTirreltllurtlerthrowing of the Ito the farmer ?—That Tarbes very materially ; whe .. ' ' ... ''' ' 4 oorer land cf , i *titalerqtylqavethe , Trielk lands M 1 Cher there is a larger ok•a less proportion of arable; i l I i N n uch greater comparatimegue than they are now ?1 in the aritios [lmre not been in the habit of makieg, /.. AV at --.lolsooldvaitink* , :olight.inse: tint offeetv'therOls minute ralciilations • but, in a general way, I eon.. i "for a of, a..matKleintinaotioilrafintremy bcssid sfe its , farmed 'elder Oth Iron - produce to""amornit to about Inur. i " '''' -' eq jaolcliginkflic4.4.Mtpileilo ,! : 2 •-- .. L. : • •.i tialliii:64ll root ; upon meadows and pastereiiiiiieue; ''tiilafkl hat o,j i be.iiitigeepti erprigvirtion of ;IRV : that, tidal* rent. \ lt • . ► . •-, . . • .1 4 - ;1 1 . -' ... 1 , .. ' ...r 4 -: won i be i requirnOns a fam s eow, to what Ireptt*, • „,..a.m. l ahere many farmers entirely grazitin.l-4-.. _ati ihon •Itid , lq or_ 4 l/yeirsasc„,l-I tblok Abet likewhie l m ! t ill • , many in Somerseteldrei and is the llratei '' iped CO- afoul" doubled. ,-. . ,in Dorsetshire. . -t J.. )` Ilt:r. : ''. . ' ...1- 0 ,,, 0 _ , - • I Uirli it r Ih i ti l S i lrKeti . you are call er ticon fo _vtlln till lure ) 1 .. respect to the arable farm, where you,allon ; 1 0 4 iiit II 1 ASealihrlS cfraerniAiiit'Whicii*Yoii ta keinth can-,! I+M4 or the rent; how much do you alloirtet.-#0 ; , p t p,petifet , itiklation ?.-:--Tbe pkullaW erste . of coltffitlatt la . , Be ?-,Somewhere abouX:two rents. , ~ I n Noillll l / 2 ,c,. villlVll I fled lino seiteftel; l ttie'manty aiteitsii *le A one rent for the-profit of the firm ?—Yes;sit- ti l itibtiliag.: laid out, to put it in a proper state of caltivatkrl4 . 4f the a)mer is a good nianarie, I believe bib' pebllit I • .Inal • •,_ . it ' t i of it. Theictplti+neebvssioy la the-firetrthing rather •more. than one . rent in the arable. • . l , 17! tl• !voila any' to . barconsidertd;. , the impitalempioyed bylikerforiner • ~''.• (To be continued.) :iiitivition ? wouldconsist of live-and ditadatoek,,,the ?pea rent, ; I tet, - -. . . . - • 4. . ~., st.ea •• sir .id lice for the year's labour, .the ..vasea.tearlenteti l e bills t . the ~.,•;,MIDDLESEI SESSIONS, SEAT. - 16. • . ;te eir lent' year's poor Mt** se-a4..-stka, P eittieniklick If the . 1 ; 4- E _ . ~.q. whole farmer and kia familadoe.,derifieers Wail • • .• j . . i 'ine __,..: r•__:"._ ^cc-- -sett- At the price of the hpst .. .*ic el, .;.. oT the new cultivatettal'r)itit:At,pr t riltourd think'net,. irtl .14:Echairget ik vilsest„ and the same price , ltkeepiortibik Ycj cents. I itiVe.jelasirveo, tn looking vcrel south of Devon‘hirf;,from the tire,' cre i v t o sitshire, ii,the 6uinilOsesi consteOts 4 ..im t .pYot. bit in the parish et Y 4 i to . spy r . ter Drake, *hick . th 7, 1 klo 'aglow bi's Session RY litiffi Alijnr Drake': IT iitpstiter), 'tfigt`Or arid I h.em.,11 1 4, 76 , kid used the oi . kii ? coot t ons whit ,i) Ale of f Pail . . .. ti . t h . f closed this yeir.. , I hri Obsswir Eh), over the tops of *17. 3 P 1 911 1 .4MS ili, ft • Do you tititit'lt wotittl ens'wer •te'l Ot ~..z: . _. , t i. „,, h . s ! woe 11;4 A4494sArcli . Mal , GI cam aLos t a t e nort ~ . . _ 1 ,, } gone through, severalisersleAvltsineel liighhat wheat wel ,• . p? fed . ,to Dereadnoti# 400 ** , 044 :t .......: ,. .- i . '4 , s 1 410101,141rAleittill 41 : 14 a . ."...)**olt4 .4 .)g"'" ' -.,-,... 1 t Mks n e, i i i " ... ~ „,., . ~„ . 4 ~..4 4 „A - WI liPait . . i 'ng.4 -fi• ,--, • ~. t.,t ',• , 42 It 4 - . 44 JM ip f ii Nt the . V t ip U ti ll * .. . . FOLlvis. . likadviltilotich ft4 ll 4lld O, 1 1 4 r 44 1---tf:the 4ww.;STAGX , O potc4iUTSIDEPASS M 00,441,4' ttelltY I . Fer ' frittirasetzektr.—ifttNeel rtiew, woold-tak 4-411111 1 (4 2-1111 ° 141 of the-Reuling eonel4 cowrie t - •thii _ _ _ of a common rainbow -1%41101 Wip Strong con- ;bane; Ni.,;1117, kisktileapiardera; - vs.. f CURRIE, rod Co. Sut#ons, No. 107, 1111 11 00gurik" 4 . siderably stronger thin 'diet - al t h e milky *ay, _incl . 'he britttanft •orts:grettoirid lebpottiait..46 Hi iit.ixii Li,_,.._ ..I_,_L_. :_'____ . _ - 14.1•1.40,_______ . 'ildtg 6 triPik i tt . t if Seilkilblikiht 40, 4 i 01 04 1 1 41$ 4 4itatilt- 'ow- Poti4eii. Psi 13.LotvtLl' Al liN . the easterti horizon. —( Chester aper.) . spit sguLti. ii!Tsc it. 07,, 0;041Teel. • • ~. „.... .. . . ~E ` l all ~_ 5. I .^ ~ ~~ 'L~ .- iY 4 : I ~- _ ; ,; " ' F l k • • i .'s :. .., '•>. ~- Ft t