The Statesman. — London, England, 1823-12-10 00:00:00

" The tines j ;ritiek HAIMPDIthleli. (V a k_ou.s_c 4 • ft ~4 ;arm , A • . ir • t.:• etV „ - 58 St I magepelAlalwee it SO4fhr *m pose odivo. pries 11.10 s. ippr.Y BIILLORY.-417 tie Aotbor of Poo Owes. SOlieelortti 31r, rent yo peewit et this relation ? tres,by at the opera, of the 'mfr." WINTOR'S TALL Altlotetter Winter 111arBurood, Zdlaborith ; aod T. CadelL itA[ssd• ioadaa NEW WORKS PUBLISHED by W. BLACK weep, Balebetib; air T. CAIMILL, thread, Loodos. 1. 1111111htlfata.orr. Ity tho AiSbor orrar Ores. re 3 vole. For octavo. Oct ik lab 11. • Tattas or Wasoaalte TAXIWAY. by the Author of faible aid Shute* offetrdolt Life." it 1 vol. post flto. pries 10s. ed. Liam. Air **AVM OD Obeys= Lim In 1 Vol. pest Evo. pries 10s. 3d. it iontAt a "prom. By the Aortae of " Valorise" aid 41 Mar Male le 3 cola. post Svo. pries IL 1 Is. 6cL •Y‘Allillie ODOM B Mry. a ls 3 eels. bra. pries 'LAS.. .111 moo Pees. I eel. pat eve. pries ifis. 6d. " Tierhessirsisidleetties ; T or. The Pringle Paielly..—fiy 66 Author of "Aa of tie Parish," " The Retain," 4kg. pir YAM to 'fah Is added. Tut 0 minute op ems Warr. By the Ow Author, ID 1 vol. limo. rico 70. I. Artists or ?es Panful. lid Edit. !tiro. Ss. jln Ammar Watts or ?oat ILE. 3 vols. Ilia*. fd it. is. • L TOP POOVOIT. td Edit. limo. 71. et Tim NIHAU 8..?. Khoo, fa. b. The ENTAIL; or, Tu LAIRDS Or 011trIPT.. 3 vols.leme. IL Is. 8. tim Press. Tea Voateviree.—Aw the Author of " Light: sad Shadows of Scottish Life," "'Mats of Margaret Lyed eity." I. i vol. post octavo. t —Some PALAOSS of the Lire of Mr. Asa* BLAIR. Bi le I vol. limo. - VERY FAST TRAVELLING 1. Dent. DIAL. ItAIMATIS, AND CANTERBURY, Four Inside Coaches. antkeee good titan, by R. A. MOUNTAIN and Co. SARACEN'S HEAD INN, SKINNER-STREET, esew-ISLE, aosnos. T HE following LIGHT POST COACHESi Mails, Etc. set oat from the above inn:— ' 774" Royal Telegraph," Dover, Deal. Ramsgate, Margate, Dread Stairs, Chaterarry, retersharn, and Sandwich nets stonier feet Coach, every awning at a k past 7 o'clock. .als emelt nut of the decided preference given to the Te legraph t oath, the Proprietors are determined no expense shell be spored to render it the first conveyance on the lest Road. The " Tally Ho," Birmingham very fast Day Coacb,ll(ote lag I before 7 &clock, through Redhura, Market Street, Denstsbie Brickhill, Fenny Stratford, Stoney Stratford,,Tow enter, We.edon. Div/entry, Dunchurch. Coventry. end stone Bridge, to the CusUe Hotel, and fit. George's Tavern; High =' Mi ßirmingham. to Slides% Welliagloo. Bridgeporth, rewshery, Solos, Onwestrv, Nantwicb, Bangor, Tatfavetivy, Chester *lid HalThead. Driven through with S illbeisbosen only. • - • • , is coiseeseencs of thetleeldedirafireence gives to the Tally • .110 Coasts. the Feoptiesers ar e . deestedsed no expense shall roarid to render it the first conveyance on the Birmingham goad 'nut " severeltle." New light test Cowl, to Falmooth. Ply. month, Exeter, Trees. Radials ; Peary*, Ashbertsa. Tenses% „Dartmouth. Weymouth. Dorchester, and Salisbury. e lemoing it 7 ; through Honitnn, Axminster. Bridport. Die ' *A, Stockbridge, Settee, Basingstoke, Hartford Bridge, Illasawater and Bagshot. •-•lrke only Day Coach to Weymouth, (drives through with tio coachmen only) through Ragshol, Blackwater, thesingdoke, Overton, Whitchurek, Andover, Woodyeats. Cashmere. Salisbury. Blasulford cif Dorchester, at a quar ter past 5 o'clock in the morning. ' Penes frost Weymouth to Guernsey, Jersey, Cherbourg, M. Mellon, (re. every Wednesday and zaturday afternoon et Q o 'clock. !frontiers, Chatham, Rochester, Gravesend, Stroud, Mitingbourne, Ruinharn °syringe, Morning, quarter vast 7. The •• (Wow," Southampton, Lipaikelon, Lyndhurst Winchester, Basingstoke, Hartford -bridge. Riad:water. mid Bayshot new four inside Coach, every morning at S clock; arrives at the Coach and Horses, and Vier Inn, besthompton, by Fire o'clock. This is a most delightful conveyancl to the Isle of Wight, Jersey. Guernsey. St. Bedeck, Barn de Grace, Cherbarg, ¢e.—The Proprietors of the abort Coach hope to receive a continuance of that sipporl which has hitherto been experienced since the corn seneement of the " Ussioss." New Light Day Coach to Dorchester in It hours only, throng's Bagshot. Ellaekwater, Basingstoke, (kerbs*. Whit chards. Astdorer, Salisbury, Wood Yeats. Cashmore and klani(ford. at a }past 5 and 7 o'etock in eke morning. Bath and Bristol Post -Coacher, through Chippenham, Cake, Marlborough, Hungerford, Newbury and Reading, dwry Afternoon at Owe ; arrive at the Greyhound his, Both, the London rarer', 7%omas Street, and Swan, Beistol,early west morning. Conches to Wells, Bridgewater,Taanton, and Plymouth id red need Fares. The "umpire ," a View Liverpool light Coach, only One _ .bilebi on the Road, carrying Four Inside, sets out Daily at One; arrires at Liverpool nest Afternoon at b, thro' 'Lrithbery, Northampton, We/ford, Latterrorth, ninekley, Atherslone, Litchfield, Stone, Newcastle, Kumla ford, Warrington and Presrot. Shrewsbury, IVellington and Shirnal Light Port Coacher, every Morning and Afternoon. Guarded. Barnstaple. Soulkmottose. and Crediton New Light fast Coorkevery Monday, Wednesday, and Friday mornings, at o'Cloeir. 714 e Vorkingliam," Leeds Light Post Coach, sets out r eer„, 4neenson at Two; and passes tkringts Raldock, inglitswo-le ' Eaton, Buckden, Stilton, Wansford, Stain ford,'Greellsam, Grandsons, Newark, Tr.rford, Markham, ,Belford, Rawtry, Doncaster, and Ferry-bridge, ar tist,: at the Golden Lion Inn, Leeds, next Afternoon, at I o'clock. in time for th e Bradford. llaHfa.r. Skipton and anlilorsfseld Coaches, at reduced Fares.—Driven through Isilisfonr coachmen only.—Lnygage and Packages only 2d. Per_ lb.—Notwithstanding tie uncommon expedition of Ws Coatis, it is allowed to be the most agreeable and "olPiete public conveyance on the North Road, being satintalled by any other. Ilarrougate and Ripon New Light Post Coaches every stlternooa, at 2,4 , 844 the Morning. .C 141 90w, Longtown. Gretna-Green. Annan, Dumfries, Thornhill, Sanqrhar Kiln. Cakmork. Kings well, and all Party of Scotland, a Light 4-inside Post- Coach Daily. itridgencriA, lralsal, Shrewsbury. Salop, and Holyhead ann. Ligla fast Coaches, every Morning and Afternoon. The " Tally lin," Coventry Light Fast Day coach, every mer lateet a quarter before 7 o'clock, through Red".arn, Dun. Steney.Stratford, Tort.c.nter, Weedon, Daventry, and Danthurch. to IVarwick and Leamington. " Repress." to 'York, Scarborough, Whitby, Shields " Wetland, Newcastle and lidinberyk, a New Light Four eta* . Post-Coach, with a Guard throughout • sets out 72Morniug, by way of Newark, Rctford, ' Doscaster, Tadcastkr, Darliagloc Northallertoo. ;Vans. , llorpeth, and Berwick, and arrives at Fork the a R enocgo Fawn.--Driven through' with ,lowea only.—Passengers finding them:elect ft:Hoed 1111 the j"r".4. ?nay rest what time they please, and then Proceed without any additional fare, I 14 16 0. 0 d. 6 0 ..-- tet• 10 l& I 0 1 0 ba+• Marthertnogi and, Stand& Plasm MO* 'Day Masi, this' Aldtronnt, Reading, Lauseinsen, Poe tydinytat, Peweel, • Wootton Basset, Rausetrary.. Hungerford, New bury and Matdashead.—Dristen through with one math man only' The New Royal Patent Mall, Boston and Louth, thro' Royston, Cambridge, Ihnitingdon, Stilton, Petarbere, Deering, Spalding, Epilaby, Afford, Grlauby S HA, 111 enis', at half- past I o'clock, Sunday, at o quarter Wore 7. The " Expr•ss," a New Light Four-Inside Poet Carta to Carlisle. Nowak and Whitehaven - with a Guard all the way; passes throve Appleby. Rroiept, BAWL Greets- Bridge. Riehaiond.Catterielt. Bormighbricige. Ferry-bridge, Doncaster, Newark, Bowery, Grantham. Stamford. Gree- Mum. &Mors. Bigetteamde and Hakim*. Sets ant in At Morning, and performs the Journey with the 'realest Fa cility, AT sapoeurn PAW. PAIIIIIINFLYS detained on. the read. by business or plea sure, Arne the peculiar advantage 4f their seats bunt* N eared Is the nut Coach. THE ONLY DIRECT COACH' TO CARLISLE. The New Royal Patent Mail, Cambridge Moo' Ware, Binstiagford, Buekland, Royston, evening, at half-past tr'e nth. Sunday, at a quarter before 7. Kendal.. Lancaster, Preston, May, innedale. okarley, Dimeldri and Gargling Lipid Post Combs*, *sly ibriA•gr end A ft ernoon. • -rim Royal Rapretts. 7. NOD Light Four-Inside Post desalt, to Liverpool, in 99 flours may, aro' Warrington, POraeot, Conykton, Lawton, Newcastle, Rndgly. ford. Stone, Stafford and Litclyfaeld, (meg One Night on the Road.) every Afternoon; arrives at the Saracen's Head Inn, Dale-street. Liverpool, nest Evening. The advantagei to Travellers who honour this coach with their preference are far superior to any other on this Road, as the "Royal Express"' it Mien throughout with 4 coach - • mien only (3 less than any other coach to Liverpool)—a sa ving to Passengers too evident to require comment ; besides the addittanal advantage, especially to commercial inter ests, of performing the journey in less time than any other coach ; and, notwithstanding its cheapness are expedition, the Proprietors pledge themselves that for safety and at emunodation it is equalled by fete and shalt be surpassed by none. Staffordshire Potteries; a new Light very test Coach, every Afternoon. to Lasor.d. Stoke, Shelton, Saralenn. Tanstall, Lawton, Healy and holmes Chapel. This is the only Coach direct to the Potteries ;Follettld 4-Inside Post Coach**, every Morning and Atitel2o4,ll, AT ItZDUCII3 Pia XL Chester, Newport, Whilechorels, Torporley. Kampf. wick, Northwick and iliddlewtch Light Coaches, every Morning and iffterimmu. Stamford Light Post Coaches story Morning and Afternoon. through Baldock, Biggleswade, St. bigots, nachdem. Alcoa bury, Stilton. and Wand.ford. Sunder/and, Stockton and Yarn Light Post Coach every, *Prestos, to the User,* lon, Sunderland, PA IRS. Mouidala's " Umpire and Telly Ho," to Man .. _ Express, ekester, Winslow, Conykiwi, Newcastle, Waisel, Wolver hampton Ksldsford, New Fair land e • Post Coaches, Three Times a Day. Only One Night on the Road. •Mtgjfielol and Rotherham new Muir Inside Post Coaches =Naming, called •' The Express." and also " The Ingham, erery Alterman'. AT amortize PALM. ..The " Royal Express." newillismisvpham light Fast Il‘gtif Coach, in lb hours, sets out evergajlersoon,carryi only. passes through Warmiek, Leaneiagton, Weedo*. Daremtry, Stoney-S[l4'ord. and Toweener- to the Saracen's Ilegd, anti Ural. .Airmingkaas, ea* Lie next Isserviing.—Driven through *RA two coachmen only, The " Express" a New Light Post Coach to Hull, Ltn., ann. Northeast, llowden aid Dakeaster, every morning.. al tighter:4cl to the Cross Keys. Market Place Hall e and faisio the " Rockingham" to the difterween'cst it eget*. ''''Tkr-Nortforvir Wars. liaddeadow • and Olesisnet Ceack:l Tottenham and Edaseaton Coaches daily at elistra, Ralf past two, five. and eight o'clock. *.,* At Reduced Fares, to Leeds, York, and Doncaster: Luggage and Packages at only two-pence per lb. S. A. MOUNTAIN and Co. respectfully acquaint their Friends and the Public, that they will not be accoentablw, for any Parcels, Passengers' Luggage, Writings, Plate, Am of more than Five Pounds value, it lost, stolen, or damaged, unless entered as such, and the Insurance paid for accord ingly, at the Saracen's Read Inn, Skinnsr-street, Sacs, 111'1, London. Dooms et placene Thy house, and (in the cup of lire, That honey-drop) thy pleasing wife. S°GRATIN, by his Discourse on Marriage, so eta raptured his auditors with the subject, that the married men flew to their wires, and the bachelors hastened to be wedded; and "The Spectator" has affirmed, that the word" wife"is the moat agreeable anddelightful name in nature. The sacred institution, then, of marriage, compasses the desideratum of our enjoyment; teeming not only with hip piaess on earth, but disposing the soul itself to harmonize with bliss hereafter. Previous, however, to entering into this hallowed obli gation, it 'becomes an imperative duty, not only to regulate the passions, butt to cleanse the grosser nature from those impurities which the freedom of unrestricted pleasure may have entailed upon it. To the neglect of such attention are attributable, many of those hapless instances, which, while they excite the commiseration of the beholder, should also impress him with the fear of self-reproach. Luxurious habits will efferainize the hody—a resideneejn the tropics will relax the elastic fibre—but more especially does the premature infatuation of youth too frequently com promise the natural dignity into a state of inanition, from whence the agonized suffe'er more than doubts the chance of relief. To all such, then, we address ourselves, r•ffering hope—energy—muscular strength—felicity : nor will our advances appenr questionable, sanctioned as they are by the multiplied.proofs of twenty years successful experience. The easy cares of married life are sometimes disturbed by the suspension of those blessings which concentrate the nuptial wreath—for the female habit is often constitutionally weak—yet it can be strengthened, and deficient energy im proved into functional power. In every case of syphilitic intrusion, as well as in every relaxation of the generative economy,' we pledge our ability to cure speedily, and with effect. Earnestly solicitous to expel the unfeeling empiric from the position so presumptu ously taken" up, we deviate from general principles with less hesitation; and confident in our own honourable inte grity as Members of the College of Surgeons, we refer the suffering community of either Sex (especially those enter ing into matrimonial life) at once to our houses. where daily attendance is given for personal consultation ; and letters from the country are immediately answered; these must contain a remittance for Advice and Medicine, which can be forwarded to any part of the world, however d.stant. GOSS end Co. M.R.C. Sorgeong, No. 11, Bourerie-street, Fleet•street, London. • Just Published (Sixteenth Edition), I. Tne /Ems or f.►FE, a familiar Commentitary on the shove Diseases.-2d. H YGISIANA. addressed exclusively to the Female Sex.— —Ma y be had at 20, Paternoster-row ; 59. Pail Melt; W. Princes street, Soho ; 174. Fleet-street. London : Porter, 72, Grafton street, Dublin; Jones, Ili, Trongale, Glasgow; and of all Doossellers, price ss. Alien apEini The proposed %pan from the points of suspension for the intended htidge at &hash, is 8541 feet—the whole length of carriage way upwards a 1200.—. hove 10,000/. ng understand, have already been subscribed towards its.ereu than 60,0110/. is the total estitnited coat. A memorial has ,peen addressed by the l'omtnitte• of Manaretu-nt to the Lords of the Treasury, for a loan of 45,0001.—(treat Bram) .-4. TUESDAY'S GAZETTE. ' —go.— , . 44 Is the let Royal Barney Bleginestitorliftlitle; elite?:: *Ake Lord Lieutenant of tisettemll4lWWitrrey. • ii . ,setwit. 'sq. to be CIO. ,el. Is lb. 41 o H ath Shropshire Resitooddt=BS 4ate...111.6ing OW ut Lord LieldOkSet stibe ' . Salo., : - L . ; ~„.• - T. gm* aft, ibir. Capt. tied liastaq, nuipst. • --- BANKR(reI*. .•• i , - T. Elleby, Ildherton, Buckingbantshire, • to ourroader De& 17, 18, end Jan. Mk et tIK .-- Adores's*. Mr. Taylor, John street, file rivi s '441 r. Garrard.l3l 5 _ .M0e,. , 0e. depseller, Dec. 49, 23, : i l‘abitt "thalliPt and Jas. inn, Gosport. Attoraey. Mr. J. 80ca.,80ca.,04 at tbe 144169ndletrest, Bedford.row ; sod Mr. Hartle', Gosport.' ~ - • J. Ditidilaid.catertton row. Laneashire, stone mason, Dec. 26, 96, cod Jibe. Mr, at the Star Inn, Manchester, Montoya: Mr. Her hip, Manchester; end Messrs. Bills, Meek 11114essley, sad Gores*, Memory lane. W. assomlge, Muvelebery, Woreesterskire, teller. r 33, and Jeulle, at the Star sal Getter lan..Woreee' toreopetAsillea*Der4ale. &Woe, and Paolby, 0 and Mears-Parker and Smith, Woreseter. , B..Baines, Casterbery. bookseller. Dee. 16. Si, sod indelee , et Basinghall street. A. itoroeys, Messrs. &aids sod Ws Audis Friars. J. and T. Penny, Shephin Mellott, Somersetshire. groom, Dee. 18, 19, and Jan. 20, at Commercial Rooms, Brutel.-.. , Attenteys, Mears. Bourdllion lied Hewitt, Bread street,Cbear side; and Messrs. Bevan and Brittain, Bristol. J. Heavey, Shorediteh, Middlesex, cabinet maker, Dee. 18, 147, sod Jan. 20, •at Basinghall street. Attorney, Mr. Webb, Bartlett's bolidkt es. Holborn. R. Cross, Manchester, leather . (actor, Dec. 22. 23, and Jan. 20, at the Raven ion, Shrewsbury. Attorney, Mr. Edger's", Shrewsbury. E. Roberts, Oxford street. Middlesex. linen draper. Dee.l6, 112, and Jan. 20, at Basinghall street. Attorney, Mr. Parton, Bow Chinch yard. ChaaPaiiia- J. Davies, Hereford, victualler. Dec. 32, 23, and Jan. 20. at the Geleyhound Inn, Hereford. Attorneys, Mr. N. Atherton, Clerk's Ones, Castle street, Leicester Gelds; end Mr. Hall, Hereford. 7 1 'Dirt? . did. 40". - 4e tkairoki ;: _r,, (Dividends, &e. to-morrow.) G 111, At. ROYAL SOCIETY. —en.— St. Audrey's Day falling this year on a Sunday, the Royal Society heW their Annual Meetitg on Honda/. the ist of December. at their apartments to Somerset Place, whets tits Presidtot, Sir Humpbry Davy, Bart., addreued the osturobere-present in a speech of considerable length, lo which., after adverting to the numerous deaths which bad occurred among the Fellows during the hit yea:, and payel ing a suitable tribute of respect to the memory of those who had most distinguished themselves by their communications to the 'Society, or by their philosophical labours, be am nounced the award of the Gold Guilty Medal to John Pond, Pug. the present Astronomer Royal. for ,his varioes observations and communications published by the Royal Society, and etptiated on the benefits which bad been derived to astroemny, nu;igation. and the commerce of this eosiptryarem the establishment of the Herd Obser vatory by Pawls* IL, fret* the-liberal manner en which it hadobasesenpriesi br its ;mount muni fi cent Patron, and hoot the meritorious labenrs oftlte eminent astronomers to saisose,.cars abed been from time to time entrusted. The itecietasea-preweedi deed to Me tboice of a Council and Of tbe Unship/ year, rhea op examining the lists it , that OM followiataelitlmnon wentelected Humphry Deyy. Bart. ; „Main mos Braude. Esq., -- 11ansaerGoodenougli. Lord Bishop of Carlisle. Taylor Coombe. Erg., John Wilson .Croker, Esq. David Hilbert, Esq. Charles Hatebett, Esq., Sir For;reed Home, Bart., John Pond, Esq., Astronomer Royal : William Hyds Wollaston, 31. D., Thomas Young, M.D. OW ?WE New Ctintrem.--William Allen, Esq., Major Thos. Colby, James Ivory, Esq.. Sir James Mac Gregor, Knt., Wm. Marsden, Esq., William George Matoo, M.D., Bernard Edward Duke of Norfolk,. Edward Rude, Esq., William Sotheby, Esq., Henry Warburton, Esq. OFFlCERS.—President, Sir Humpbry Davy, Batt. ; Treasurer, Davies Gilbert, Esq.; Secretaries, William Thos. Brande, and Taylor Coombe, Evqrs. After the election the Members of the Society dined to. rethrr, as usual, at the Crown and Anchor Tavern in the Strand. LONDON MECHANICS' INSTITUTION. (PROM TILE CARLIBI.II JOURNAL.) • Something more than twenty years ago, a few public spitited individuals projected the plan of a lecture on the popular parts of natural and experimental philosophy, and on mechanics, for the benefit of the population of Glasgow: the present Dr. Birkbeck, of London, then a young man, son of the partner of that name in the firm of Attack and Birkbeck, Bankers, Settle, was procured for lecturer, and filled the chair during some years; and during his filling the chair, and down to the present day , the institution has been kept up with spirit; and, it is believed, with great advantage to the portion of society for whom it was intended. If we recollect right, the small snot of 10s. 6J. purchased an admission ticket for the year. We cannot conceive *tiny institution capable of doing so much good, which was, at the same time, totally removed from eery chance of being obnoxious to the sup porters of the friend of corruption; and it does not ap pear that the enemies of the human race made any objections t 3 the system until lately. These people, darkened brats mists of telfirtn, having now found that the mind cannot be taught to think and ream respecting one thing, even if it be on a law of nature regulating maibaniesl power, without giving it an 9ptitede of think ing and reasoning on other subjects, actually cannot con. ceal their wishes, that the prof,ssors of the arts should be plunged Late perpetual night; rather than that their being taught to trace effects to causes, should lead them to infer motives Irons actions. In one word, these selfish beings would keep the great population of the world in physical darkhess as a means of preventing the acquisition of moral light.—The cart weight and wheelwright most remain ignorant of the principles of mechanics which determine the best form and most advantageous position of the carriage -when in motion. The millwright must be in equal darkness with respect to tha principles of his more complicated machinery. The dyer mast know nothing of the principles of chemistry, which regulate the solution of his drugs, and the production of the colours which are eventually developed. Pneumatics must not enlarge the' understanding of the bricklayer and mason, and instruct each to form the chimney and the lire-place fur profit and cc mfort. . • • A knowledge of first principles must not be. suffered to •!iesipate the conceit and empiric•am of the nirinarrittrt , d mechanic; and all this injury, and the injury, thenot resulting to soeiety at large, must be endured, I.st, as w•e observed, the habit of reasoning and reflection, on suhj-eits censigened with the hearts, shoilif be extended to matters of ilt qt at••r Importance —religion an' government, —ill one lord—morals. Now here w•e have a touch stone to distinguish who are the friends and who are the enemies of the human race; -- -_ _ __._--- , ----- _. - ' - -- w- -- - ---- -7 - 1 T -- -- -4 % • . • • . . _ : : • • .. • .• •• .. ...t.,, , . . ~ - • .i. " . 4 • • .• • .t •1. - N • i t :: 4 , ' ... . . .. . . ..• ' , .. 6 ) 1 . V L ' 1 • ~.' t -- - 1 1I . ~ . .. LONUON;• WtN E S - Oit, . 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Clearly : pi;‘,. 1411 am. n .in .all coontrim., mith;iitskopkprtisftried4oll their fellow men, endeavour to : IteWtious in ignorance, end'sw risk ; be I. superstitioa; we give asa r esse. a o s e ma d e n s &trope. in. proof. While the waders •froo :States of, America, are eemally is proof that indaetrial.mwri, Wk. bays the mead of society at heart, endwrrostr,•to Oisidpote iron ranee cod sopentidon by the raya•of knOwledge,—They endeseeor to;endow %omelette .possible numbr.r,with tries greatest possible capacity of judging .o the. coodactot peblic men—mf tbemielves. ... 'We shall now lay. hefdre.otir residers aroktrasteor . two. from a long article fronts/lied last-week, in ant: oeigh s bier the Patriot. Whether It is original. en which • is. krone probable, part of the mof the 40:indaa 'llsry,prear. - we bias , Ake anitiaif ds inatarial..fese.it.4.• dished titans suitable viand for the palates of the Carlisle Toriee r • We have calms. a second look at the article, and glanced a ,the cod of it,abereorp.pereeive that we hi I overkeiked,thelettmuSt. ~Ta.'s t:Ar.; po our latter guess is tlis cortettioe. . , We now come to the extracts: we shall jut premise that there is au inflituation attending the advocates fee shivery. when. they endeavour to support their tends by argunieets; whether they be the advocates of •.paliticsl, slavery.. such as our borough-monger s ; or the advocates.of personal slavery, such as the new converts to tho rights of msn, the slave-holders of Jamaica. The first extract run thns :-... 4 The names of 'the leaders. (Mr. Brougham o hlr. HObbouse, Dr. Birkbeck, .Mr. Cobbett, Sm.) may go *great war tw give.warning, that. the proposed experiment is metsafe:— • Again ; 6 When a !umber. of party men torittive escheat., to enlist as their clients a body so formidable as the meelta nice of the metropolis, it is not dirfi.mlt to guess. what they are about.' The article then goes o n to oboustliefollv of educating mechanics, asserting thatruest of tke areal dis coveries In mechanical science (we give theeppression are we find it) have been made by recluse modems. • Op the stupidity of the conclusion drawn from.this meertion (th., correctness of the assertion we do not dispote) we 50re., .., snake some observations ;the malice and unckedness of the two extracts we shall .past.withont comment: --Oa, won!.t think that it might liar. oceorred to the writec el this ob servation, that if the. groat discoveries in mechanics h eve been made by recluse students, the Wray, whluk enabl-.t inch students to wake such inventions, wortld be rill like lier to give active practical mechanists the capability et meets! acuteness and combination nec yto such harm dons. The argument, ,io feet, runs in this waY-6114* students, by the knowledge of principles. nederstani mechanism better than prJfessed meebantst4,and. thereferp. to improve the mechanic arta we we wi!l keep the latter ignorant of prociples. Admirable loatici Really, to bring arguments against suck an absurdity would be • to break a banally on, Ike wheel.. . MUNDELL • Mr. James Momfoed. a respectable farmer wha resided at Newport, seer Stilton Waldron. in Essex,' had been in London for three days, got Monday afternoon returned by the stage coach, which he quitted about seven o'clock, intruding to walk home, his how being about two miles from toe main road, — A gentian baling.to.pess shoos Ibis byroad oq liorsebtfil4 the animal started, when the rider peeceived ' a tibdit.stritettert • ou the road side, end heard it groan; he was much alarmed. and rode fast to the nearest house, the male inhabitants of which accompanied him baet to the sprt, where they expected to end the body, and where they had nearly erased,. when they beheld the supposed murderer carrying the hody,'ithen dead; across his shoulder, for the ptrpose, it would appear, of depo 'siting it in a deep pit in the neighbourhood. Tne wretch was. of course. taken into custody, and turns out to ilea man who formerly worked for Mr. Mamford, and who,.. aloce his dis missal, assaulted the deceased. for which be was taken before a Magistrate.. Itfurther appears, that Mr Munifeed some time since caused some pigs, belonging to this moo t to he empound ed, which, together with the former affair. lethlcedbim to take tois barbarous and violent mode of rereilgi.. tfr: Mum ford. though a little man. appears to ita‘e.sttugeed hard; as hi.; head Is dreadfully beaten in, and his throat rut, ii is supposed, a ith his own knife, as that, with some other articles, the pro perty of the deceased, newfound in the fellow's possession.— Mr. Mumford was in his 134 year. We believe the above to he accarate; but the following ac count appeared in a eoteinporary io-`• A murder, which for atrocity seems to hare exceeded that which ii.%.r e eently °ern- Died the attention of the public, was perpetrated lyit, (Monday) about eight o'clock, near Quendon, between Stort ford and Walden; in Vise; on the person of Mr..Niumford. jun. of Whittington'Hall,----We have received frog a friend the following account of this horrible crime : ` Mr. Rumford, jun. of Whittington Quendon. returning from London ; left the Watderr . coach 'at •Qiendon Street, and in his. ay to his hoine, which is shout hdlf a mule from tne road, was way laid and murdered: .it appetites he semi knocked down by some heesy instrument, 'his Orsini •sear.y beaten out, and lilt throat Cu:. The murderer was afterwards discovered, with the body on his back; conveying-IX Xo a clay pit, and was within a few yards pf the pit whgn.itaken int,. custody: Fie turns out to be a son of one of Ajr.Mtipiforiri own workmen. The property sees found Ott 51 ...,;1 11 0d 4 PAL this in haste.' " -; . • On Satuidal evening last, about 8 o'clalt Male . child, apparently about own months ald,dressei in a cattoti frock and wrapped in La small blanket, was': eft ,in .the passage of the Bush bin, Carfide. 'The eh'ittl,.3rtisli was almost immediately disenvered, had•oi piff e" paper pinned to its clotb.iss, with " James W." WilittliV•reort. On the same evening, 'between *sit and von ne Woman, with a' child in her arms, itas . seen tki keeper of Oreyrnoor Hill toll-bar t. Rest through viii . :Ofe proceed towards Carlisle. When'the ocaarretty Lb. Bush became public, this aroma!' as .troriglht.sitspected of being the mother of lite deserted infant p e vad these suspicions hare since prise t id. correct. After a , .parted with the child she followed!gbe person wbo %riga intrusted to carry it to the workhouse. mpei, hearing its crias,mtfered to give it the breast, mktialt.being refitted, she clots in quiry whither it WAS being .t.,l;eii, sod expressed a7lisisb to know what punishmbot would be' inflic!ed nn Nis Incitli•r if she were to be discarered. She itiek F • ' tb. bowie of a relsittonai - Briaco, waere she t ,.rcluaineti, omit Friday morning; andy:oelt. r retiwit.throadgit,te,4oll-bar at OleyrtiOar Hill, at almlut ‘ l4 slie t wakiracignizett by the family of the.,gatp-keeper, by whom eimossastaken 'into custody, and eoureyed doisCarlisle, and underwent an exetninatiaw before Jelin .11103:ehasti;--iltriLk • stated that the father of.the child '•ra mitt istsline; 'Afro lstcll` residril• at boikerliy, but - sill* 1.-ff Orti pike* i .q nence of her being larrnint•by t 'that 'ter isitkify, tcisk who lt:she retitled, turrfed her tort of kir lailitasal I ) ..ingi Airier ni to - great' distrtees iin?Clutt*Nk • •be..estai Pt 1.; Id jai., mamas indocril, in a moment of despoi‘te treat, her child tp .the protegtiam !t f stratwer 4 e : -. I. hem.. earninitted to iirTzin 'tor fortlicio;aminltinti. tier trite is Allen Walker, anl'ahe comes from the parish of tirstoa. She is a pre ty little sumo, and about •z 2 pent:tips., (Carlin:: Jurnal.) . ' i ' i : t k 1, 1 . . t : . 1 1 1 . i''' , , , to t ' ,' ii , .1 _i 1 \ :~ •i • 0 • 0 i I