The Statesman. — London, England, 1814-12-30 00:00:00

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I f 0 A- ratllw S TER MEETING. Which °sight be neceSaary to maintain the honour Majesties' Servants will ...errors ripßE BOOK of COMMON PRAYER "stews- • ''.• ...' ---swess....._ .. . their disapprobation of any Mitsisters who abased '.. ~ . and independence. of Abe- nation, would miOlfest JANE SHORE; . JL ,rated by Toeire beautiful tied highly fiaished 1 E .. . lugs, in the Line Manlier, by • Scott, after Dei;gns by Barney rgrav Yeste rday a Vi . . eeting of the Inhabitant noose- Lord DOW" Mr. Rae ; Jane Shore, Miss Waistein. rs oPthe City of Westminster was' held . in Pa. their psalm* by a profuse expenditure., who thus", .... To %Thick will he added, . and Thurston. .. 4 The Book will be printed at Me Clareodon pres, revenue .. l te Le r h j . e c w t .1 tweetde s t i actede d ? h o e t• : : 11 OR 'a it. 1 laCeoyard s in conseqience of a Requisition, to take white ' tflaY oPeressed The New Superb pantomime, called I souroesOf future t pot VALthir OF DIAMONDS ; or Harlequin Sindihd. ; rit ine er y7W e lt * r . ,l - J „ R „g rv al t is k r; 4 ." 9 / : ll . ld nre, w . lß be ready I.into conaideraties the state of the national tatation, Iseries of R es ol u ti o ns which' he Intended to 11.01, The Doors to tn. opened al bolt plot bee o'clock; to be- : One GOi D eo. Large copy, pr oe ' i laspreisiose:"o:ll,lhif`nis: ; pardetitarlythe Property Tax, and the proceedings . o w a t half past six.,,, .., .. , . red Si one . •= .- . . i •,* . I proper to be taken . thereupon. and afterwards moved the fi rst Resolution The Graphic Illu•trations are columned foi Blip sets in the , A RTit u R M ow in g ..apnir.aartorneohrtren beingPrseut . • ....IHBATSBAeIIAdma FoßVENT•titAltii i‘a ; Book of Common Prayer, and are inteoded to precede R o pay r o. 1 _ ____ _ _____, Esq. the High Bel.oliriff,who..... . az_ Is ril I S pretest EYE NIL NG I Dec. 30, wit) 1 Coati/Motion, Marriage. Morning Proper, The Ceasimoidoa, ; sa....eeting by reading the Requisiticib, The Pii.The'reo,Goista id- :Vieterved, tthe same 'obnoxious model (although perhaps for .--- .'s* . t.; bo perarnied, I,Vilitation of the . Sick; Burial, T that if two opinions bad ever existed -re- Tex should at first, a less p er eentage) is intended ? to 'he acrd-'lrcehnehde - • , ISABELLA. • . I mews, The Crteifixion, The Ascension; With pa Allegorical '4,.. •t• - • ' Design of Religion as a Froatispiece.. • il et eC.lng the period at which the Property Minot, Mr.. Young ; Isabella, bliss O ' Neil. • Also for publiskiim, h r Subscription, a Work, entitled • eemine, the conelesiera of peace with . America, Iduced, it is, in the opittion of this Meeting, the bounden duty cfferery good citizen to protest sitiliett ..- . . , Ta which will be tidied. A TREAT'S on FARHOUSES and COTTAGES,_ ea i . en , which had taken place Alice the Meeting had beta - • 1 . rie New Orator Christmas Na ; crated • ' they relate to the Picturesque. The Work will contain y. 1 - lIARLEQu siti WHITTINGTON; or, Lord Mayer of • • . ;Nye notes- led toe bold stye of finished esebitig, trams annaetied, would pot the matter beyond all doubt ! any . &twiny after Naive. Bach Plate will represeot: a. Farm- and controversy;--tApplitute.) '' ' such intended-measure, and to endeavour to pails... rs•- • . . Loodon. '. home; or Catoge, in a separate comity. The whole. will cos- . 1 .. • vent it - by alt Constitutional moots." ' • . . • Basta 71. t Second Price Ss. 64.-Pit. Ss. 6d. s Second • ic....v _„ eir i prim a Runt Scene in every milt) , is Eogland and Wales: The , -.• . Mr. MORRIS then staled that be had received a Th e Resolotion having hem seconded, tt IMO) tis-irowel Goiler7, Ss. t Second Price, r ' . i rye'''. ls.; Second Price. fid. Fe . , Plates are etched by Francis Stephens fr o m , or ioles prim, I letter from their Representative, Siv F. Burdett, lags by, Mean. Chabot. CristaH, Delamotte, Grainger, Hill., : win c h , with permission, Os would read to the Meet- '.' the Ameticsn liar, which had bek . etettikinced since • 2- - '''' Major CiRgIVECIOUT .11114 tiiltittiol, ittitelOgi oil .04 . . ~,,--.,, 1„! - Munn, Norris, Proud, - Pine. Samuel, stereos , J. Vorley. 4 i ld Tom Gan - 5 4 . 6.1. per Galina. C ' . iug.-EGrics of read!) .: , - ;w". ~,, . . '.• de .lanotica Run - 160. 6d. Ditto. Void. y, Wobsser, and Wilson. The Subjects mitt be hint- 1 the Meeting had been couieutdadsmade the pro- . , • 1-0 _ • t i lA' QM Coesti4e Brandy - Vis. 84. .Dtito. treed by &Tannin oil tiw Drawing of Ram/ Architecture. . 1 „.,., 0 . 0• - Malmsbury Wynne,. De c . Dee gi. Iceetlings which it was neoimaryto adopt. different ' . "ts eaTtEnatir,-1 a ech disappointed at being ' foym.whal they .. .would hate bletilf the contideasice ?' Rotterdam Holland@ • 255. Od. Ditto. •,-- _ ..- - CONDITIONS. - 1 Ft n ye e N iF ami or ben. fis *hick is nearly completed, Will be pablishttirthe ,• of the war had re tensed the continiianCe of the Tat * •4' . ' •.. Abe M quantities 4)1 Four Dozen each. in . prevented, by a heavy II of mow, attending Port Wines, Vintage UM 365. 041. per Doze,. - 1 • Stine, Wines, ditto - 9kb. li d Ditto. N.. I. will appear on the lit of January. lliii ; eac h of Me Meeting of the Electors of Westminster, advertised ; prObable, lift la might observe thus no,o wee teollUisitemste.Toseriffe s g s. od. Dm , . ' ether Numbers oa the fin* day of the succeeding moodis. for the 29th . of December. .Vsod.i . - • ' the adoption "Isf this gas at any tithe,. the. vy 4 r ltt T Numbers I. 11. 111 and IV. will contain Ten Plates each WILLIAM TEBBITT and Co'.'s,, No. 45 1 _ 1,1,,,,,ber V. Wilt cm ' ilain Twel „ put " • 44 I regret this the more, .because, I perceive, by tee in times of national difficulty might lee. just and s .. , Leadenhall-street, and 43. Haymarket. ' ' Every Number will tw accompanied b . y . Letter- passe. the wording of the Advertisement, that a large and '. Orders A.r the Cendtry executed on receival.of payee*. , The Work proper, but an bnconstitutionat tat could never be salt h e pr i n t e d upon paper manufactured on par. . . ..---•---•-• enlightened view of the subject is intended to be • excused , as it struck it . the root of property and NEW PATENT LAMP OIL. i peso, of a warm tint, and of the size of Elephant Qa l I Tat Imo to lielletribers will be Ten Shillinspi sutd Si Sx 1 taken ; one worthy the City in whith this Meeting is • liberty .-[ Applause :] tasted this 'rag, the INconsequence of the great increase Pt Orders, , for each Nuaiber. - Ito be held : not narrowed to theconsiderationonly !slaty of the citatory wait° resist all fotore attempts ` JL and ilie uuntecoussatisfactiwy oestiamilab from the No bili ty Subecriptioas tee weeived at R. Acttermarm's, 101. Selma i1:of C u oppreisive Tax - but enlarged to a general•:,to bring it into an existence , on-any scale however .;,,,. and others who now burn this Oil in their drawing-rooms,' aid at all thi Mat tied Prim-sellers itt the limbed sLiagdom.. ,, hollsillhe.:tbe Inventor feels Nye greatest confidenee 10 reeons- ' • every reduced. A liOn's It '' li 1 ' system o Taxation, p might bis very anohjec- . wb it to the Public at large, ns complete substitute for - • stroke of which, like the' cat-ce-nitte-tails from th e ' . titinable aniiriat, but if permitted. to exist its teeth Sperm Oil, lodepeocient of the difference is price. Families ' riudoy were gebilsbed, •.' • • wilt end a considerable saving front its lasting longer than the • Price Is. 6d.lsimad, backs of our soldiers , brings blood ; and which is • and claws might become too strong for the repose or . •' sproo. It auras brilliantly in the . Patent Lamp v 4 itlinot * . smelt TABLEs I 'of,CU BE MEASURE; ifitisAng a • not more in the mode and severity of its col- security of the commosity..- [ Applause. ] --The sub: - desolat . is free ing m u and gives little traUble, being ma sight the content of an Scantling front ,IS inch square to • lectlon,ilien ill its profligate,. corrupt, tied wasteful jects which the Meet had been convened tQ con. .;. 'it I', , 1, .. ~ nate dur the severest frost. 12 inches square; sod train I foot to 20 feet in length. mid by Vets, per post, delivered, free of expence, to any part of , addition only, the commit of timber of any length or .scast. expenditure. In fact, the femme or Property Tax , eider were three itAk p e ...t r. The state 'of the na- .• N:t'''; -.., . . Lveorn. , • ling, has no titlettettiat pre-eminence in infamy it appears tional taaation'ia _, 'he Property Taa l ceps- . .- , To be had at she Aromatic Paint Warehouse, 9.4, Brydges. r B. T. D. W. DARN in public detestation to possess, nor is it a whit cially its character in a constitutional-light, and the •1, tto . street,•Covem:gardelst'aud at • the Manufactory, 14, Old Architect to H iv ß or . k il s . ou the li p c o b lte of r Glarenee ettad Buid A d lt a r . of sent• sinet-ruitd. more 'arbitrary In its execution, ergot In its opera. rneasnres which it would be proper to adopt in cense. i •••4* Patent Lamp Oil 6s per Gall. 'These Tables comprise 'merle 10,60 s Dkaseusioes,,ese will b lion, or ruinous in its consoqutimett, or anconstitu- queries. •As to the Property Tax, it had been wisely itetilsed , Oil'tor Liverpool tamps, Ac.. ..3s. Do. found emioently osefot both to Gentlemen and Amalie's. 1 : .. . ' tiOnM in. : lts principles, than the Excise, or many de e m e d impossible to form a sound judgment, unless Fumppens Oil .. r . .. .89. Do. Loudna s Printed for B. Cionty and Co. and . other .1. .. .. t .. .• . Lodes. -street. and sold by all Booksellers. • . eariensery, arttitrary, rind uncons outionai the whole system, or it a. part, • . Witty CAPITAL PRIZES IN TIIE NEW YEAR'S Alm CROSBY'S BUILDIER'S NF. PRICE BOOK, fir ; inciwildlinst, established by _ the .A Parliament, and system of unconstitationa tax bon, was also axe. • 1 • I STATE LOTTERY, 1 5 14, carefilly corrected throughout ; (*codling the pretest 0.; ' f rooting out' the common We lind ; -thatl'aw, mined. Unconstitutional taxation was the real dis- :vs. so BUM DR/MING value of all knots of Materials mid WoriminerAip, with :he . best . of which tilled it with ..-: ...I.II4OXIIIIIDAY. lOTHJ AN li 1 1 RY. 1815. prim of Labours eparate. Also the %anon Acts want Duties; which my Ittrd ei says, is the in- ease the body politic, ~,..r! % sCilliht r e CONTAINS. Directmos tom ke c,ements and L ses , *r a bi es. ( or me:- wring heritatice of the subject ; besides the tortdre of one and ulcers from the crown of the heed to tile sole - I . '„• I • •ti i • or. ... . . ... 42.000 Timber, and i kiwis of Work ; method of coml. uctong °Yee, • .... 19.083 sod seve„ d .„ se f,,, c ,,,,,„„, „ h o ng , , s „a d i„, 11 ,. Jo s e . soldiers, I might add the brutal 'horrors of the iin. :of 'the foot. And t h oug h the Property ' Taft was one s. . 2 • ' 1.01 1 0 • Phillip.. Corrected by C. barman, Surveyor, ambled try sc- pres* . the Inhospitable and tyrannical act against-I of its most exhausting and paiofoi shapes of the dis. I*' - '''• •c, 4 La 0 vend eminent hi t urd prates:km. ' tip`, . rodteleis, .with a long 'string of et cetera:, tea ease, yet it was but a symptom of the general- ma. , _. • ..,, • - 6 e ... 40. ...... wif.6o.. SOO 4 .. , '8 • • owe 4• 00000 ••• 400 -To-morrow, December id. will be pUblished. price 4 no • fit N L-1 etnerous to ' Insert here, and tea palpable to• he. - I lady. ToPetition against . its continuance, withouiproe , ..,.. i. ..? . . •lo . VA . . ..• fur January. 1815, of it Nem Lateraty johioal o ,' ' •. • • 4itesting against the principle, would be a fatal error. ~., .. ,_ .. is :4-Aod 2.17 5 Prises, froararlas to it'' • DE BRITISH - .I.A.I)Y'S, MAP , .....„' r,s_ 4 o , rbe enlightened end patriotic Electors of West..i t h ee e Petition presented to the House of Commons On 1 , . tilP/CAL.afi. • amid, . SHARES pre selling by To be e. ..o. ii•ord• M ossil4. .. . d s, foil viellortitateheseare only afew of the 7th' , , of Mayi 1783, . explained the real cause of - nvannwn of "limit and "- b i "" tirir sari • ' liiiiirivailta Of•lhatbishifel tree, which nourisheth Its', evil, by representing that the peoPle -were not ILICALARDQN, GOODLUCK, add Co. Colorstetors In her bald lovelie.t.•-.lll l trausi.' ' , .. • 4 . 1 ~ . .. fur tile Vinery:* deft Ogees, the irorneirof.Boob- build Original Cotansunications-Clo PeettestSatirs .o, Wo tw oo k .. tobilltptltat • bet.bed of corruption from aheuceit - 1 represettted as ~the Constitution required.- [4- . • Conshid, and facing Abe. 4Liag'is-ingwb ettsorilit'c,ros- . As Aerostat of Ni. tta. the-Fretieh Tragedian-FAAstngost.' Sttishoti r s' Chapel ; end.. though it has,i,plasise.);---Uere sees the root of t he Property and all --,------------- --•••'_•-••• oe t iotioa-Whlk . °lrma Wwitrin-ter tw Alkitev---On f 4 ti' ' .11: struck deka In that toneecrated soil, we are instrected.i other . improper isles. Some persons thought it best . , WII - Siltd, - In Cite fast 'flute -Months, • the folloles IshiMeso--The Coird; Ats ills .we esti- .. .. arc , soitertly caught-Extracts front a Fawsly Rec.lps )..: ' yy t o lc * vite highest aatterity hew 4• judgait, and by the in these cases simply to' pray for ease, without die- 'Ar t , ,ot il liet fil ost il Prlen 'h ise tbe t: lli n a re aale o 'Bl l ta so7C i ti ld ife sa ttorie• l' Memoirs of emblem Women qtfilreat Balt n- Ludy lone Gr same tutherityhow . to . deal with it.• - . toinpoting the delieatetserves of a avtaiwset of Gen. , c All 11" : 4 0q . ' I ' ' • - id, and t t it c at hrn a 8.; Cietorieg-enwei -Review of Neo Rooks -illoricm•itor• IIY 1-Aleyee womlParte...- . It no &mond, at either . oro •or u That we may be able to .deal with it accordingly, tlemen.-t4 lastk.)- This plea rata .!! old ode, . imp etroapective Criticiww--Fitets, Faaeles, and Roane:chum • - ' Ne * i r is '"'''"' ' leltl 'eS " P ' 4 ' 138 ''''' -. ' 4ll 'wit --.. t R. f elre Rise Arts-New idude-The Drama-The before the *bele petiseety of the ',wary is absorbed i and he had long ago refuted it, In ifyie Whlchrlib .... .71% lgs. 1Ar1..: .-... *3•••• -. • - l e'rrew 0 • 12,649.4...--. ' 111 010 ?AIL . .. .2.- 508 Opera-Pnelr/-iflorllJOYni t e bt e t °I the r re; ~ ._,- 4 , _____ oll "'!".: by toberneient, boils the nation's plunged into ; did not arrogate any praise, , for thoilg , .it .st . , ... . SIN 51 1 .1 e'euwhlL'l"^"'"l'''''''''''''''"Pec` '""" d " -- 7.,.. (resit ware ' sgainst lumen liberty, and before the common argument - it was a server-ilk one ,, .. . • .246;Itiiii«il"isilater ASIOI. and geoo. • - • live to the Metropolis, with Mania; s and s peedos,. and hi . I .• Tide% .4mil Elssinir.aro.seiliag. for 4. myr. r. 1 P t 'I Y. • •SIM of HMO. *rim of Public Femolites-Pfaeloicial Inilsetllifie!ro4-Caleadar system of disporting. introduced during the last , roper y ak In particolar didweigb. on ill l' Ic is isTsi• to begin Drawing the lelli of ,NEET MONTIL, of to Mrsoth-_Aloose,oseM_S pikrpo:e ' e .: i wad bold by 1 irremovably established, 'is the fervent. prayer of, ' mind, it was the principle of the taxation. Before • schemes wilt particalres may be had . erads of 01611. whe• Printed fT e e s . er, . , Gentlemen, - pme ever grateial, sincere, and attached the Property Tax had been laid 'on, all articles of '. • Irsiesstreoll.biplems la thp.Public Fe* witht fidelity and dis. all . 800 ksel • •• . '.. • , , patch, tit • • . . Itereltile t ..:: t.• • ,• . - , - consumption, all neeesuaries and 'comforts of life, • . •• ' 4.I7ORIORILL, er R.CIIAEINOZEOSS• - HINTS ON. THE EFFICACY AND vutppis,tor. a-, ~ ..; .. ~ . • • .. F. BURDETT." bad. been taxed, doubly and treblY - tiled, until in. '..- - --------------- - - '----;-----;------• . , MOS'S CSItiRIBRAmu CORDIAL.• 4. to Chr • 'Si • Mr. *Mita? titan 'mune forward and said,. that geauity was exhausted. I.t was then chit the Property • • ' LOCK AND SIIRCITIIAILDISPENSA.IIY. • -.•-•‘ ' AO. 11is: RovrA Illeftmelelle•Dagaa f Y ork ' P "' ident "f id qie fiIIIIS inestimable Medicine baring •• I Tax was resorted to as a violent measure. It had limn im. l e.' ' bli brie be should be permitted to omigratulate the% his• following Comodutwof Deventer. 1- v. worthy friend Mr. mall - 11110.fillitinthefaiourable eirciundencesumior which been explained to them by A. roe in dm very piiiisoole of f i re. it is saw moire y rli. r l elr /;eilrini I eeklael'Wjl. jlless il l! --• rd for l l its - be 111 a nd beLd •relegs'io2 +Ohio in calies darted assembled. The teresinetionol.the w ar, an I Wishart), that it was not a tix of Io .. but •of 30 Tier ...1 -, John Litiouelw, Ete. . • la: resort to s n . Vori of Sgraingot . unitoosil' sated . • 1 N eletaeinrsig •P. 4 weakness ' ind erimelialu% '` .6le. r • r "" Ps ' - lbws* the Confiner* Dad' limited the duration .of the Pry-' cent. • that it took neatly a third, and net alerily ' Right flan . T. 3 date i• C°lnne H. . with its virtues, not bovine penned that interestag." 4 its. flon.h.flAtteridna.Wir. Captain James Ilwy. , ' te petty Tax, to April sent.. A 'trot** desire had beetza tenth of a tare's income. %%Ids tax, svidch,was the: Health" (which mutt be hot few killef4k l "*Yi W I.*e e d Moth-Cll. 5..1141FY. Si. P. Asir, whim is Me halal of Gilead lit second object of their consideration, -could isely be - Sermen, • v. Erection, it eure-To anetier this it will be necessary to ' • -.. Alesteeter of tlegjlyal College, louttlom. • _ '' - continue' that tax besond the term question ; bat; 'l by the sale of the Land Tax, by wisidi ,rho halift,:thialWitution• has received, for . " Hold op the Mirror to Natate." the. wltkh had : . been recently concleded eltidtellellestre the Government laid violent hands on the re alliCted in the followen•moseee-rodoct oe. ' the exeloslve emobiteit and Cere of bulb Sens, :Inbred the tborabt a d such mom spa. the „omit* a . p- stevericwhed removed ail veasonable - pretest.. for.its 1 Mi. fart of every late'. 48464 which had. hems 1., • i • lwi V'erterderitru:"ftee., laigno'bies.'llll""d c. re.llo.7,:dttealsauratte: al petite and potirs of. ire t":-.tlitiNered Stomach, dry (Mae, Montinuaece 'Or remise! • ; and they might- hope , that '•tiltted at 4s. in the pound, and mid It. Few more ctrl V ilt"' " -- be .. bs i -- - - . 'kc it'in • • ic. ni tisf ' the Pu b ' "' kr " la th " l ' ite ' buarselleall *en.* 4 bfeath s) " lb. do from the same ancestors, insti. 'lath ape ration4 would hive rediced . privirletPote '' g ' el " - I-- - " % IV • lie. • w r ' bet exercise and relosatian of the whole risme. 'nom ite No as Iss 'Wang , , , lir al " W O l* " 1 "`" 1 UT ' it " StS4 ' l " l' anel'ilin by 1 ‘ • 'idol with ' leans 1 . nem( ibrV els w a lleyes of sight k tided la the slime veneration for civil • and religious. the work-house: It was not a - lets but. ee.copPlica- the iseooveaieritea of Polak Charities nre ovoidal. whilli Ow a , P'l, d 2 °Pr__ ..._,.,,_ „ ____ , r atik.. _fiat voting and ammo., age prat . lien' as had been justly Said of ICS Oa capital, ' emit atitital the Mull ( 14 ' 40140 k 11 ( 4 .d Mew q."" ° ' th !' e l '"' •' t ri".•"pir""" l ie d k ,7 6g d os : Überip• Iribsill never . egaiu be plunged into a 5m,.. 1 . it in 081 of. Sim,' a. _. you( is important ptit) or ag. ano ... oat by oriverri.ias pretenders in this.brarich.of practke.., of Ilan," and that " noosing is on 4reatied' Ws. epoch as preqtaf• pinery and useless contest. The nature of the Proet,whech had been the contemplation the,Chans 'SOO, tut appeared by the Annual Report of 1814. 5831 ; eattents, to ors:" The foitildniitmi Of It flo n : a ilg lid ar i' a da nd "ms - •ti 'Tax had been ad often described fat it woold•:. Cellor ef the Exchequer to propose: •On that ocrta. . ... osit a Sete/Jon* !moo eareo,with.eitenstinemem ne Nifty to the lees , , t _ tem tram itgia rat6itt 0 that age _fie be . 4, totititioa, and with a delicacy and secrecy hitherto anknown ; 'lagoon in yoo It; . p seism fiorhim to attempt to describe it. It was ' Sion t h e good sense arid vlrtah'of thbleopie of West. outns of ihme have laboured under the mast Med line; Passport:lto happy ..40 age. ..No(bing :est.abulliptier described: won ° 1110WR , ibot ,It . -was not only oppressive in minster,sated the country from the impending evil, v gar „. Ti e v 7 dl r: a ll ow than the words of Angstrom- .. . .... , ..,. 1. , ~ . ; ; Il et %ci dl' M i r Zie . ir d i rt:Zl:n t itio a fee dair's unit where • -4----" F.r want 4 ., ~ f amount, but that its inquisitorial nature was such by giving the alarm to the nation. He hoped the Bropearrintie of debility.. Owes otr. too earlr,uppitentioo pa,/ . • Million have died of medicable • •• 1 that no Ovation could long bear it. The ' rest amount same happy effects would now be produced by their mg able. rain baoelitreltialkael...tialler tha ..l l"- tt v ' °lll . l l e. lio SW -: ' . r6r "eh " lin** 41114.1145 helliiM•kalikl•is itabk. A ga of this tax Was Mao •moch greater than its nominal exertions in the present instaoce. the question re- .-- . • -min nal,- couselt- -y - -ber •-t, *-, 5 ",,_ _, . 'ploistsstlard under tire. esewlron appellant)", 0 ..., on . f No. 21. 60.1** mu"' Cnoottsie are is pasperrlonas-tbe one it tuitcruliteete. .amount. . . ot It purported to berlo per coot on•lncome;' maining for them was the mode In.ivhich there efforts - .. r'' ''tealacretY'' al his Harr, aiit'ari t weive *fie loom. li e o a w i w ill b e eared by *influence. Tim lam of *Gilead • • Itte-atreet, Nedfose4q 10 capital . A person it was often sor per cent . on le, aid ron+ ilk liii oin , m nigher to whom letters and other pr , more goo d i o this savory thastropy aredicine w. i .' possessed of 3001. a year, if he•liVed up to his income, tetich therhad heard, and whoi filo.. been comn- . • ~ • , . arm town awl apeetiy, nue be addlkaledi am the formation of a Wisteria Medial. It ear . • - it! Ole pubentolly arowored•. - A red some Mons Of ad Mut; the best ada ted out isflansing•it t bracer without Si 7ft. t . r . 1 41 a11ad,.....2 I paid the GOvernment 4001. a year . in tales on various . -e by ete ..i v _ p. . , ...........i...).- .----•- ' - tier"me'Y't"'" 6"l"ddisht...s.....`"it'ae...l s. Illia aei - articles of constimption while by the Property Tax to •the present occanon. ' if the ; injury eustelned . by _, SUPER,IO II . AQVICE. Portant organ; "'L ei al li th •;`"" . • - • - • amsfo r•'" aak •4•••"118 •-'• It e d • • v 3O.* welt . t f the 1001.; Joists Bull had heft merely a skin deep.sirateh, or a . wad Wags •, he was call on to pity .. r not o . • • "Is . 'Of the first consegotenee to ascertain on s he hammy. 0 t•osbbior -talents Mid . in Avl t inefilbet 104 r st Acct reliance may be Me mono ar 1 I "reWrtkeir -- iiii wa.. o l , llll , l , lll 2 l S 4 4 is .which remained to Ides. Whets this detestable tax broken head got at cadge' . Playing, it would not re. lre Much consideration. - tau 4.2 -But ibis •1. ItessogralttE * 1 "I 0%1 surtle"'" nf cakniate te t " P ra l m ' la a• eNshieta! "%it live ' ... 'w ai l dra Y ..; Ira, fi rst laid on, the iiretest fait an expensive and . tie , [4. g , . lab a esitonal attainoseata 'filetubers of the of obese wavily 10 11. ount. i rder (*Maio ... 2-- • i.• c ' •engag ed stub an am- not John'etase• 'the distwee . reache his .vita t le, .. t• . • a emilleace sea" ? • ret • • .' t fl ee r o b. strictidis, he equally.adapt for tba core et ever/ species of ar,duons etas to w iitc•i 'We Were . . , saes ..... . . , . i ......, ... . i s .4 , y „ L cs,orzes. bode* aitillifrdintiorgh. !le _ me sit decay. .. lsiiious Ind desootic poper. 'That power' . had 'been . dr= , - with hie . pimetrated hie - boneS . ,jug . . , .. . iv the troll of 30 years explrience in the Care . , V b' b " t• • This medicine tins beetionoternonly receetsful with young • . , 1 0 4.410 f o gn od,- a nd wa - poerrow, • .was a toeintint sight.and day, mid be Wee, Complaints, arid those DetiNties nod Milan .w te oo and air of oltistre ;elision ' put an end.tO, t hely riat po v . r , people. who Wive the op soferitorrilly present or embitter the Matrisnol4ol idol% LS Ibe I ffenairme, beougab a 4 . ho id and „„ lo b e d* 4 w h ose - r *night now fairij c i t 'toast*Option from . the burthens hate rel leapp • reitensive it woetti ,be enteiled on ilia • Leer . 9 P ' •• - s e • • . - o gradatiete, fain recent infection td madlrmed _ . ~ E . ,..... eherometwot salaries teas ereno waxer ab „ tor ... - ilt r .:r -to-smear rionomods srery erten rt.seveslt. and •hrier i il ''''''''' are * d'stsstellor ever till% er ire " t int. Wtc we , , ... ~ , ' li b had h . • rtillitryrie 'When t h e' R om an thiblete,.'atid.titalte them ea.. unhappy es , himiielf:•-• • I '""' w el l'""g ed them ; wags have " " p i e ' ' I to • - Vis; itaeohliewas In i pkettlio situation, • absolute • -oitd ..The origin of .the Aril i Wa6 In ''Op,-...vberr` i tlteXisiirs 014 0, 3 1 cara. in itehtour. lag", Ali* i n - - ads k rw p o ctiosaa.. Whet, stomach Iv.freoli*** - • 1 rr - c -• • ostxperienee rives 0(.0 a promptit e ecoota , , oa.t. bode it eakeiiii i , nest, de and itcoustitidonai power viral eetidsted to 'the intitio.;•rof this coullay took offenem.mt Artietipsteresl i 7,.. ..t.patiraf..b.i..n.ftwikbod'.)""f ex k itence .' °T - • gueiged ; I nd tutee yes' tit* into * heed., ,- • - i ' - ' -;. - • .... ' ii'- •d e • -'.....6 - die power. •ergekr-? • `tiitioue *Ma the people of Frange.thweglit . pici 'to .. ~. . . , h.g his gmatitotion undermined, and the vital principle destroy-. . it.. The &irdial or Guest'. to 4itnefisopron'tiC -. . rat of e tae .Miler ..-- , - • to by *lntent, butinsidiows disease, or a blind end fatal con inifori i Make -- had -ril - Wile' which hid en. foot in family kende fur gls. by wißb oit 116 .. - jia ,to most it coned also. .The emir . , --. r .artged as into ir.,. . 11. • dcorAsabannwprensulers• . • ••...,• ... . -. T - hid hien - sirimmtteit to f or 'th e ' tened'etrenbesons debt and a pow ' taxation, sr ile • ' . .., In Nervous Debility. Vascular ReIIITIOIIII, aid Atony of scald. duly, ine b sn ir o s* .‘ •• 4 oitY ...... ~ , ~,.1 . els then a caplets iiiu laf Di r th hm sh '4106 - .)Aserattnc;;;titontineisli istroirejlit;s-itrkitccrfstes anepentitety at .04 . , !folk, ;pep le . the etgalw ' " I°ll4 fr.. ' eate r ve jad'all"are'ailalairgiatgl cowl," alert illtvtrations of the efficacy of these imetikrbses", il ia . e .... •„ .: .. ..,:, 1 ..„..... ~._...,,v , thith et,,i n tens of th i mat . n d s, i e , _oar that • . climates. or uditars llensvality, t p r ' 'lichees - "res new in i nn de- Cie Goya t label or stamp of which bas the *0141 4. Soma 1 , . . pogpasm , , , ~7comploness. •a . grarer t -u e v energy to the system, even id razes which . re . • ver . g e ra i _ _ onv. eugraven io its 4164 improshowamit lit arifors. 14 t tli.hear a taiwe. or oa _ , re - +We they might live, "the .A 4 Opt they etitht live . spews,' noires aim. oilier ortowomaem pf 111 a u a my.. I **** ll .!* IA on the cork oteach bottle. AU 0 . 41 1 0 1 1 • 1110 4 • • • • L- ' ''''to •fit l ing • ' More billeedidly. I.4rie :Resolution!. Oki; had ~.'. • 1. boa" our burt"ens with olieerfert . Id ~ , ~ .. remove iR a likild.and effectual moaner. Slight and recent cases sallower/ ,• of Venereal . Infectioe ore cured-in the sheet polled. of tiro' CO.ld ale i 441 4 14 to 4.0, oe , ii' • ..r.i.i . . .fir .. beeh 'proposed Wil itabot ogiflpot. as'.otteoret 'to 1114fillooelLeigh. No.lB, Stotad ; Sutton/ad " it the Female lei It will he cortmlitaWil keno that the, bike, 5.4 oo), Bo coefril-vard ; colimik ('e. 1 it, •Ipierrit • eisters iietift-e now Pfopitetjolee; whieb it bad been tiougld a_ ~.-.. +less._ . ' 1 414 . • . pti..• auil - OaftsitiorMil Logsdon s w ßrodie and Dowding, list CA.i. ''• '• utast oar' to - ' Isy 'ffebbabi • e, by the best - i nfo rmed ~ persons, reit, .be . • 4. '' • Noy be rated of ilsore-Debillities *bete Mieensace . , . s issorever . . paiiittivr.... 8 maws,. emke I. mitert..., _ , i map the Gratulation of .cootrabini felicity I oath, , Nortb.ls ella tA " . -01121141,01;-' ... Sdistaltqat. fret a.Ps • Mild*: Itbetteeed there to .bewere Qf 1 1 / 9 1.4.4 eitis a ....• • , patients atone with eitodOor, delicacy; wad inviolable se i No. 6, Colltoisereee ;at MI 'll9 Nn . fcra --.- .i ~, .- 1 .---tpriat a • e! - 11411beirefraodttiste • [eppleniek-Lbut bow weee'tlioy.4oprats,eed 40 .4 kr i k0 ., . may. 1 sod tit'Mmom. F. Newhory•l Sons, Dublipr a l oprousor e ... _ . - , in kunipe and•Aarevica. ... . .. f . t..,.. 4 0 , pr s ,; ( 11..1 a y r i;ljasfeli•ir ore g lee it 7They knee alit , •thd:revietillifinot Ivy ~ . il ib m e ws. cuititlK and Co. may be consulted everyday, at 1 cioe Venders ,_„„ ___... AM ....mie $77 : .:, i ... .. : Pr 7 , ... t;..k,, .. !. • tbeiT beilatv'Mv Battawiarden. *** DT. Solomon; wilt" ClommrartWesicio,7*: . 1.641 - ;fie j- cy tfi l cue . . an. it woeld disregard a papillae . 0 8 , 11 0,.... • ,„... 'll 0 ~•• •' • • • Leiters beim the Country, *ldea r e ef the case. , .one Poled, to whoa kilns -..• • iii ‘i iii iiel ~ -tillebitants of.W r - while founded in jodpent and 04ceeite.., ~... ....‘,4 ir. ,;..;`' t. Aboire.of 104%. atr. wad eoclosing a . reinittarce .fac.Advice tardiit:cthiane Letter . Dr samosa, cadia4su e .' . ire. mot ....int to minas . in iiscsi t., thins that u .thevateetirtga, 406, _ 04.. ioit.. „..„ , ~, ' • alandoes, will he treated with stAdtoitsattentiftW i pook ratil Ofeatat Patsies" . t ':. . • '' ` 7 - ..- '. 44 1.& r• • • - ..' .• 74 ''.. ."..- . - • 'i• -.- .. ' •-•.-•- - -...- - ' l° -' .• ~ .......ie,A-4 •‘.. - f"!.....• ~ • . . / ibi..lo4. l talttie - gagd esi. , . . .• . , . ... . . . ' - •''. .^ :;-:-. , ..A.2..i.t.... ~; , . • • "'' ' • . ---' .......!. 6 00. , .... .. 4 t, ' • • '..? L... • ;•e4.1 • s.