The Statesman. — London, England, 1818-06-04 00:00:00

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" ne Casa for iskick HINIMIN fail fit ght fisid, mei Sravir ea Aris.* siort •A, • . . • • -2_ to tb WOLTH,Y Mal INDEPENDENT LIVELY ef. ~Loppos. s 3,3 GiurrLgsgs; • cANygyr rialay t*WWieing to yes my • t h as ki hir the very flattertne Parfait, sad eatramitaarf, w eeps, I bare 'experienced is every garter. epee myeat a aig. a awns which bet paned pundlarly gratify*: le am, sad Me far invaded my uplands% aeltbsee 'Coy mett l iam gybe hies& W i l k web as seatiolliee of friends, aided M the rentilaM thee tint at tbe bei Omni Venial I polled upwards of SAO *wad prowarra Vein, learn et alienate a dish,; hat, by. oealimenert aril* any* pod perseverance w hi c h ris bow is m a, q uad is lay bale", sir stems men prove trier ramp me, however, eellilltd7 that sgalliesea seam mayn't ogee a =adept a year antis's •1s t e,i 3 i, si t g k eemeeed wit • aria*. The say militaries Itperal a s at* asaftwiesi Persia* ef my Mu* i • eialY'inlensee 1 bait. the baleena uf pane feelleg4 sad only toward I l.oh to far a lowteed aedite epprobation and ntellaste afaykamv4ldgas. • I am essiore to pap my rased alpine neateley : mos ; bet sboadibe govegillidl Million ay tainitiem,- free she e d o es at ae.l.ists. or oda eaavoideble cause% I true it will not he isamed,to nay imeatiosal aegjesoke a ssee p re c. I lave the bower w be, Gadflies*. Tear faithful and elevated Servant • ROBERT WAITHMAN. New Bridgmareet. hoe 5..1815. • • Tole WORTH sea INDEPEIdi EN T ELECTORS — ef the ANCIENT BOROUGH of BEDFORD. rrug time is aim arrived when It becomes my duty up wag. iota jitter bands thrum yea so affectionetely reposed lane; tam doles 1 marina baespress bow deeply sad viscera, I reef the eacenitsg reread 'ea have shown me ever lime I Mee bad tee lteautef being your Representative. for e ki r k I mg. Sc mane you my miss grateful tbealu and as knotriedgmeets• Ina bitersl nod realms discharge of my duties in Parlia ment. 1 have eadeavnared comradely is keep berme me the Night example of bun whoorryee deemed me ant unworthy I. seeded. .. 4. That your &area my eaccersnr may fall upon his Soo. that bees, tread te his Father'. steps, mad that the warm attach. ant between the Klectore of Be ad and the Family of Whit• brad may lag matinee. is the fervent wish of, Geolkinee. Tofu tree aid obliged Friend and Nigel Servant. WILLIAM WALGEGRAVE. .IMPERIAL - PARLIAMSMT. ; MOUSEOP:llilliens S. The Royal 'Assent *as glvai to ' 'Bina. . - ' PRIVATE' I' STILALIDG BILL. Lard HOLLAND moved the sealed of the Privable Stealing Bill. The subject luse his to math • that ii wee iheateseaty for him to say my shim is support obr the Pre' wit aramme. Ilibinv who had originally beds' adverse he ' Th al mest klatiAscrx oniallea. u cwa banal rimiest his Wit , Had beamed is alter it. be wield say se; het iti th. was *MI* ease. be watt oppose the IDE. . The praise dolt the ildl be mew, Ma11..0 sem* taw Was Ikea pet, aid negatived. .. THE DUKE OF CAMBRIDGE'S MARRIAGE. 1 • The Berl of I.IV RR POOL: brpeesamsee at a rendes he had Ilheee ci Elee Psi,* Retool. now asesied am Address to the Psi , Retool. to . his Rayaliiighares as the Depth& of the Duke lOC . He Mei awed a similar Address to her Ma- Jean hat 114AMtews a is Rabe aid dachas at Cambridge. Agreed I - ' flaw.o *saes Al a t A ittatte v al ' Atiraimeat El ,bigrallic foger. kitut adios* 411= 9 11114 1 i hoarsaki we 'sponse it. sUe slighSeg ebjectiton p he a rig nad least of all fro t he Noble Lord. what lad support ed Mismaisare. so the ;ad if its rends-ties the pesaltieend; =s e w equally applicable to the deb. sad die . peer. The which he oseriat to propose be would copy word fee Soil fran the Art of the 501 of Ogees Mae. mil its erect iambi he to snake the tosser as well se the seller liable to Mutt sar or : t i . ols prioossoist for the lint ofiesiee, aid fear Mood* fee The Earle( CAR NA ETON objemerle the Amer. ItMansi. Wk were is.verted a the Bill. it would. as the Noble Lard sou be aware, preveat the,.Bit i l from passim in OM 11111/01111 Session. After sense farther • the bar was cleared awe 4pientb., division op this clause. bea k stood that as Lards ease below the bar to divide ia favour *tit. . nip Bill, ws sass Up formed. was thee re.od a third time. otil pawed.. 1 SCOTCH CHURCHES: 1 . Tiggliecend reeding of the Sand% CberelielkiEN ! beitivd--- .- • •: •• • • . 4 " . ~! 1 The Earl of LAUDERDALE -rose* tweppeille•llt lie cooddereel the !unarm totally sliparfluous aid unnecessary:Th.44w tbad.provided the means of sop. plying Churches in Scotland, in proportion to the wants of the population. The *kers of every pi were boond• to . repair, reAvaild, .or al liter re , hes wherever they might ho found inselleitot 'llisatieblie worship. No reason :whatever lad Issimol assigned for the measure, sod be should thud*, • oppose Ir. ...! • • . • . •'ha ' :in Lard ItOLLAND thought it very-odd that •Irat‘ lismerit should be Called !upon to vote the public es- swerfcir a purpose re, tang wh i ch ' no exploitable had ' tiven. - I rchesmere required tOsile‘i. li .should be. lag to role money foeffillne as hose of • Engfigid ;that .it was singular thin Wean Churches Were proposed to be built in Elie lend, it should be tittkught necessary to build thew* 1 Scotland also, whether they were wanted in that cosh. tly or not. , , ! •-• Lord MELVILLE said their Lordships would row collisit that when the mensure for Euglasd war soli ! der consideration, there was a general (*Wog skit li should be eateaded to Scotland, and it weir alielltnt around the parrot Hill hod Wats ;streamed: t4e/ I his opinion a necessity did exist for the MISIIIIIf e, it consequence of the increase of population ie the heed towns. It ought also to be considered, that soarecud the Highland parishes wore very large; and that thowalf the Church might be @efficient to contaio the pupate. lion, it was impossible they could all attend it. The Marquis of LANSDOWNE thought limb either Churches ought to be built is Scotland, GO that the People in that country doubt set be called upon to contribute to the buildiellelf Eagliab Churches. After some euplanations between Lord M Emits and Lord LAUDERDALE, the further considerstion of the Bill, we understood, was postponed to Friday. STATE OF THE PRISONS. The Marquis of LANSDOWNE rose, in pet ulance of his notice, to call their Lordships' atten tion to a case of the utmost importance, affecting the host interests of society, ss it • regarded the moral lebancter and habits of a levee portion of the hem. amity. 'their Lordships had an opportualtfrfaina papers laid upon their table, to ascertain disliked pees and vast increase of crime within a pedalo( tan years. They coed there Sod, that eight/Alit short period the somber of convictions bad iacreemad doable and the number of COOlOllllllllllllll , not Wei Ilmisol:reefold. The number of corevictioos through' int the extent of England and Wales were for tow years before that period 9865, while within that pe• rind they amounted to so less than 19,736. This was a statement that o..glat not to lie on their Lord ships' table without exciting their attestion, not only -from the distressing feelings that mast arise Men the mere contemplation of -she fact, bet alas INS the important melts that met arise from it to 1 - dmeharecter sod interest of society. This dreadful - 41 1 ,.. b „. 1111111111$11 of Mao may be traced •so several cusses: ‘ooh sera tit the eatreme length of the war,ond the change of .cillcusastaoces thesciartairre to nameroos individuals -.to the greet Wrote, of the paper currency, 0-1 lording many facilities to •the crime of forgery --and Cfmilly, to the general effect pridoeed by the soot bitted Wive.= of these sad others depeorlast up-1 ma them r but whatever might bathe cause, the sub ject *as see of deep sad payed importance, which 'could sot be regarded : with iodilforeace by !tiedi t bleillipi or the Goverument. Coasideriorg 111•14 illte-imitease of crime, and the copulae** increase of Imam sinsigned to primes it was of the utmost aad be 01111j1ISOli .their Lordships to pay ..shle pain theirmost particular attention--b sear- tain bow far the state of *hose Notes was calculated to correct thedsliaryseut,..ned to the reterreoceof oliesossow on the sad promise creme, nada ag that already pressed 'poodle saw'. 9—lt was of so trills/pimps*: Lordships reflected that ' 13;000 Issally sommittedt• prison, of whom ` were agahrthrown back on•society, stale is which they wets likely to bs ~ . .. - . • • .. . .. . . FrrHE APOLLONICON, a Grand Muskat Its strameit:lavaded and 'manufactured by Mestirs,:tdiht mod Robsai.• Organ Bidders, tinder the. Immediate. pa= tramp if his Royal Highae.4 the Priace Regent. is VIII bibliNwel by bisalterior mirchaniod rawer, at their Rooms, No. 'lOl. St. Mania's-late, daily, from twelve o'clatk till 5. exteptiag of ever y Wedisesday and Satanist,. an which days Mr. PURE 13, a Professor of Music. performs eo theinstromeat from the boars of two to four. SeSettless hum the Weeks of the diferent tankiest Commons t and is every Tlmirming,evegilig. Mir* the Season. the full manual powers of the Marione's! are exhibited by. mad goiter the di retsina Mk Mr. THOMAS ADAMS , Prefermor of Muir, who, (assisted by Sri other • 21.0nemers, iiisradenallir at file woe time) will play. Selection*** the Snot Warts et the most eularat eeriest and madmittomp.sers. A List of tdePeefermaners may he bad. a dav or two pre. neon, en ap al the Rooms. —Adutielnitee daily Is. Oa The Itypiggs the Rooms are filmed at ha If-past sematietiritir. steklbe Perlbritimics commeaces 601. Messrs. Flight mod Rehms also respectfully beg to amptaist the Nobility mod Creaky. that they base au elegant assnriesieul of Organs daft descriptioms, completed and ready for sale at their Waitrons.. CAPITAL CHURCH PREFERMENT.—t. be SOLO, the PERPETUAL ADVOW!tON of a REC fOßY,situate is a desirable part of the WestofF.nglantl.and coutputed false worth upwards of 20001. per annum. This highly valuable Living extends over upwards 1412.000acresa thimble land. cbiedy in a high state of caltivatiwa. camPrisialt a Rand Parsonage boos , . mod pleasantly situated ia the immediate neighbonrhood of a respectable Market Tama. and at a small disease* from the sea, a rich glebe of about Nacres. and every ether appendage necsicray fur the accommodation of a mildest Clergyman, subject to the life of the present Isicambent, who is ahoy 47.' A part of the pastime money may (if required) trash. in the heads of the purchaser. on apprawed security. Apply; by_ letter, Oat paid. to Messrs. Lamb and Hawke. Solicitors. IS. Prinere-wire4rs. leusdon. Is the WORTHY and INDEPENDENT ELECTORS of the ANCIENT BOROUGH of BEDFORD. Gs iiTLZlalts, VOU it worthy Representative, Captain Waldo. puss, having atmeaueedon intastiessor bleb client but he received with regret be those w), ,have observed the diligeare sad assiduity with which helms performed his Parliamestare duties, I Vesture new to male forward to solicit the homer of. heromiest you Represemative is the raising Parlimeenti is the hope that the reeolleetina of the connecting which has torso many years subsisted Wilson you aud my fsfeßyorsiß plead mix •apelogy far Wrestle* pairipon the peewee iseasslaa. WM's I eve tended hew uselessly, bow misty. and how Its defailgably year humus and those of the emissary were, fur swirly 90 scare, promoted hvole most scale related to me, it woald be presumption to, Neenah. a Inns, that l could repre sent yes Ina manlier w bleb can in soy degree emulate those dis tinguished talons which you have bees long accustomed tacos template and admire t bet thus math, Gentlemen. I can aswre you, that shook' 1 .becease the object . of your choice, those principles whkh have in repeatedly received the sanction of your approlsatioe, will ever vegetate my Padiameseary dart; aid that etemple which look up to with veseratios, will be a sever failing seismies Iw we my best eadenvours to dis charge my duty is earliemeitt agelessly and faithfully. This assurance, lam pensadeJ, you will ceosider as the best pledge 1 eau ogee fur an, (owe conduct. and it mousses the round spun which I venture to solicit the honour of your sippers. I have the honour to be. Condenses, With the greatest respect, Your faithful obedient Renard. WILLIAM HENRY WHITBREAD. torelore. :use 4,1111/. Tu 1.1, its stcyry, GENTRY, CLERGY. and FREE , 'HOLDERS, of the COUNTY of BEDFORD.. Gignisusa . , HAVING beard tbat a Canvass has been made A - 11 is some jails of the County la favour elColoisel Ashore,. I hue we tire Wank:jag my inanition' In nier ritYleir ninth layout ebeisivelseusetr a dissolution of Parlisuoeitsisall take Plitee• • During the time I have bed the honour to reprerst you, I have endeavoured so +import the principles of Civil and Reli gions Liberty, as rolnblirbed by oar ancestors at the gloti es epoch of the Revolutioa, sod I trust 1 hare dose my hem to promote every thing connected with the prosperity of the Costs). I ass, Gestlemen. With sincere attachment, Yost faithful Friend and Serenest. Arlineents.street, June 4. 1215. TA II ISTOCE also, was, that, though the news.— increased, the nember of capital petelihmeatihat de. creased. The Noble Lord thee treat late a coal paresis* view of the number of capital pesisiwnesitilb different periods from 1760 to the 'present time, * which it appeared that the executions were sec% mare numerous in the early part file lit the hetet 'bits of that period. • Oily two seams of remedying Nil remitted, sue of width most be adopted, !Nor to introduce greater severity of pardehment, se to' adopt seek a 'yetis is our Mimeos, by clessliee• don, instrwetime, and other meant, as might ptomain* reformation._ sod has decrease - crime. He A will happy the Noble Marquis bad brought thleAmaihjeet forward, the reset would be, mint probablpi time appointment. of a Committee, frost /base libelee end recommendatiolithe saticipeted the Vainest beereflt. The Poor bawl Adeadmient from the Ciimmine. * ' al Theigari of CARNARVON ili/~ last Urfa still versified Nit iwpiniee that' •tf -ate calla idelMotieg the payment Of a. tbrafit , lbavey the owseta sof • property might ilikeeseled• slits theeght the smh•dmiald beldterft frenlal. 'MAMA that corteges:ender 61. a year etiapitribly The Hari of LI V BRPOOLeiveed h tbeimploilesl bet npressed We efts that oaf eltirteleir is the Biliwtiglit risk its wile We i ** 411 P Session. - . . - ulgosl-rA The Bert of CARNAMONVOO4I646IIII,OO4% GREY or RED HAIR, EY &alto ws, WHISK ENS. and MUSTACHIOS, charged to a per mnrent brown or black, by Messrs. ARDEN and Co.'s TIN C TURA PE:ASIAN ENS. Every art has bees retained to to am some sate and effective meow to reosaive grey hnirr; the tansy liquids ollered to she Publie have been encoded with es ' meek marble and so Mlle effect, that mast persons have beets deterred from the we of them. Newt. Arden and Co. beg to asmeethisie friends they Immo* wish to impose on them any article under a falsedeveriptlan t a. a roar of the above seer lion the directions, wbieb are always Nested and sold wish the liquid, ere left 'Teo at Ike places of sale for the inspection of those who may doubt the fact. The Tinetura requires no pre µstation. is perfectly inaoreet, nor does it slain the skin, fritaraat is its treat, and prolootes the growth of the hair. Sold by Mr. Oveetoa, Perfeater, SI, Hew Beed.stre t ; and Mr. Baritelot, Haiocetter, 22.„ Hattrue-gardeo. to bottles, at It. Is. and 10s. Ed. rash.—Penions is the o entry may be sup plied by remitting a Ow Pound Note, sad the change will be returned with the padre.. _ Ts Mrs. Jabeand, 94, Mfrs/mast-street. Osford•street, L tidisa. MA DA M—l retard you arry best thanks tor the AMERICAN SOOTHIPNG SYRUP you se kindly gave we fur my little , &child nine sesame olds he kad beets seized with a sop aad had n violent disekargi at the nose, with* afterwards Mimed kW eyes Iv such a degree, that it was thellpif d whether be would ever recover hi. sight g at the lapse dile Ile gams were eery mock swelled. and the Doctor I lanced SOW wig** sleet, ►bat by the use a a buttle al veer ia. • maleal s dP4E, M less than a fortaight, his e)es (a hick before were as be Dearly obscured) became as brisk. as the could possibly desir4 and be Mid several teeth t* with pallier *see. •tw art . . I I am. Saar goi.o4,7l li gifia Serves,. ~1 ~ 42. Great St. Andrea - street , S. PERR Y ._ To be bad of the Preptikoti; 3 tad Willing'', 3S. Newmaa-street ; and by. astir appsiagarset of NU the Medicate: Yeaden in Town and Coriatry, at — % Rill e per Bowie. N.B. Mrs. Johassa relieves tie'Ooor as weal, at bee . Imam. every Vdesda) wed Smedley raorWag, frills Attest,' tee teeistet, by brining a !tow frees (rem arespeetabis heasekeeper tows dry that they are real objects of charity. - •. MILDICAL BOARD, Gnat Giarlattowilasa,' illackfriarffiaad, aad Roadsseek-street, • Sew. Litasdndreet.....State the Medical Board hag been la* .ed 'ai 01Mirtalle-bilart. Great Obaristivatiert. apposite , Vie 1“.-amili d* WO Chersi. ma Ifewlitacit-street.. irate - ' 4 % .el p e ti . Tkosated w . fel .O , 7 stir• • 'ids lu nOUSE OF ''o' . ,•• k The Alin Bill wws twirwi o g i bgnsePe awiesdieents; which wet, le sou, •iftisilf :ems. To the GENTRY, CLERGY, and FREEHOLDERS of the COUNTY of BUCKS. GRSTLUiIIN, As it is net Mr. Grenville's Weldon 'pia to Gen himself to year dreier, I beg leave to preseat myself ocs yoa. 11l the Memorable situation in which year madam and hiders bad placed him. The any pretneloas *hlh I Mate to year favour sad 'apron, count in the hereditary at . codeine which I bear to the Comity of Beets, nal a *Semi min to abide by the penciples of political tioodeet. which hays been meted arm by my Family t those principles of tow shaken Loyalty to my King, aad attachment to the Canal.. timid Freedom of ome Subject. have matitooell the pounds epos whieb He different Memben of my Family who have bees ansured by year choke, have recommended themselves t. year intim Is this first outset of my leeffileal Life, althorn* bestowal*/ hat profession to .tier. they are the Wormhole 'ohne, maims to tread is dso4teps of Om who have goes he fine him, because they have bees Weaned by year approba tion. Should you retain use to represses you is Partinmest. I test. I shall son have men thee Seoreaot°ll° to.itrt and' that ushaebled by party feeliags sad engagement*. 1 shall be able to prove to you, that my wdy objeeb is roadie Life. blob he. the mainsennoce any own iniepeadeoce, sad the warmest altative to your interests aad poosperity. I have the honour to remain, Gridiron, Your must devoicd nod faithful Sanest. . liettaa. May 30. 1818. . TEMPLE. • • • . J .6 , iv: .piiiitwir') . - ... . .- . ~~ NEW ...~. _ tored, and wheats/ they 'Wield be rogirtied si 'Woeful amebae of the comiteoity, er Wan". of slaty insioatiou, whose touch one 'erode, poiletiow.4l taller, kw !)--la. consitietiet she remedy tt 11111hht be applied to she relf, that bed (rely to cooed, Or the *sleets et law anAerailAtteted men. butte tbs., tapiebsas embaelied and fortnight iglus open doe by Acts of the Logieletett. They had, it , poly to proceed upon the intend priscipleid est etficere impreees, petals, Wei pradwa Menem discipline: Ho then alleided tads*, MOIR shoes that prevailed io most of the Panels to die hingdese, and referred, in terms of comentesiallemi th those which had been established by Sr Gosigt Peel, is the Jail of Gloacester, but whisk bed le rest message failed of producing any iallatary elfeeti Ile also tererrod to Mr. Nield's week toe Primo!. st anal camphorated !het et Me. Roston, from he resilaq trisect, representing the efisgracefol :the Herisegli.Compter Prise's, add of the laths, stdtidtr tralsiblhil se mod* of etety-tM ,1 that coed to be avoided. lie , 00tked the state Novice, as another instance of great &ogles., alluded to the boolvolent exertions of Mrs. rry, as * an instance of what might be done by an lodividpal :s of active charity, even where the 'objects of sea insertions were of the moat abandoned character; •fee there were moments in the lives of the most berderrk ad culprits, when their minds were so softened misfortune, as to be open to the told intleencrof the spirit of amendment, when thatlilklehoce 1113 properly applied. They might say, to the Weeds the great Dramatist— • " Seeing 1 lam Ilmreg is grkf, The smallest wind ma sows me." To bring this *object more satisfactorily &fere their Lordships, sad for the purpose of aseeroaleleil the nature of the existing regulations, and hoer tee It might be prudent to revise and alter them, he should move an humble!Address to his Royal Highness the Prince' Regent,.. praying that be may be geseltretly pleased to command that et, or as soon attar,' the nett meeting of Parliament as might be' estratteletst. there be laid hetet" the . Reese an Account of the state of all the* Jails; Holies of Correction, and other .Prisons in the Kingdom, with the number of Prisoners coafined in them at any time daring Ai yet 1818, spetifying their ages and their ofeweer. 4 herd SIDMOUTH expressed his titlifaction motion of the Noble Marquis, to teldch he Wdebi eke his support. The waren et camels thisceliati ! 516 ' .; ' 3 ! • '4‘i . Kew/ 6114141rees, orate' 6r " 1 " 1 i . " ° " °R " 1 " 1 " 4 " q teen 114111 tar me slam bash 'sties have hers metered to pored health, many or wham had &gen lt t A 'ears ander theasint paialld sad sboistatellii. , 'llO the eel bond t o est" warp psessaareil hattash?k by respoststhle practiskasees.: mull society front the see sevetal discharged from Hillapitab.—.llae• is the elreet re. weber ht/td lO ... ter sett* fres astibirot !akin ! I—litioss. COOPER mad C.... pre a v 4 at IleSitelallil lbassieal erbtbrity. lartprarsittapetietar igneet• the evils that la Ibis Stsfraptslis t are ettasalted at MO Mew (ia ad try ...{ y ew , h ear eases at Syphilis, C. often is y tsvatitt), soli! aloe at mints' alai tee paw lava all eke (gratis/ ea Ton& y. Thursday, sea, whim their L stal.SOoday rearms, Nail. Twelve 'sank. W Pekoe, tomes wetesesaail It a diktat , . thaet z i t ti Olaf ca4s Welt/ gichged 44 rebabiy.l2,ooo wet Ailliellers bp be , Se le•es, Mee% iar's road, beam snail ale" twilit ceetahre ealeeitiaiffee. ,to nalwilds ta• stole .4 0 )4 , 4 tt• 'ill Fr o ' ./ 1 .41...0v t.. • • . • ..... -.11,01 . 5- ' 1 tor ' ,l 2". -, , . me ail sapport• ame army.. is the space of the last eight Of Man 4 indeed been blanking ; and that I nt Mifa wen oat of various combined' clewilidliatilm "Mt was, however, a consolatory rebellill Mit *VW' crease of crime had not Seen propisstitert=7 mithin the lett four years exit was in tbi theagh, indult period, we bad had distress at Itrt highest, provision at its *blot griee, tate' WE lid hod a maosisirm fres wee vevnoslit• boyeed precedent, both In oar tray and natiyear. Another circumstance of a most consoling nettle she. urea. that. (booth the mitliitt of nia•Ctit ilia .111 t: . tittered on Friday. BREWBBllig=iai j i o .: . Mr. LOCKHART brought its the R_ ..,__ , S -- on she State of lireireile, ; 411 sell ehliM a ilbt '7,„. 0 4- _ easimitlre ire variamiserrileemsefilliMallllllll ~,,6 „ 1, . .-+•.. The Petition which I had to thee, lm p . .- i r ,„ , per 'tad deleterious iwedients were A Vii . ...1 . -st *- 1 ' woaopoly of great Benwers. Ike. The t . veered 4e tawdrier Isisal was Ike 14 print . 1_,•" , considered the materials of chick it way . 7yr. - .," . • prime/ matt slid hops for several yam prit,' prom Aram" or breves( establiallMlTlTstilielikeeelnby buildings, works, clerks. &e n awl Oa srl such evidence as was prodrowl, that the, 11 great Brewers were oafish% or theii . They lad net*: say partiodet lyrist Beer sold ay ler bows. ,Thel_cett , of 'Om at• where the ask ef Beti' w r ' , kr. v io.•• pr The CaskeiUre livid• or thud 4 " of , 1 great Breweries MO Mixed en Balmer' trip tipple dpi :0,., to the composition of Beer. Th e .10. 1 which was traced was la the case if Mr. 1111* II *bree oh et tartar, &e. belt bees letbiL 1 Mereidr SMlthiej Brewers had wawa/ before sham, • MF, give every satithiciorylarersiatioa es C- hops were the aideles med. except .led Wail • . , Bat obeys% 11 viral, Brewers wine imbeirsik. MAIL 111101 that many lesser Brewery and imkgplityl practices emplabed of. •It car tbotglitr tri v AlONibbk 1 yaks a adequate relay I bet It cab ea,.. des 11 ettorieriese tie re SE i tlw, 4weitt be peeled op is th e or ofieorkt w *readers dwelt. Ueder 411** circus- I "Owe* they had want for ettgalting~mly WO lii S.' kJ • • . ,Must - : 1. • , e , • . - ; ~ _ 7 . ii .GENTLEMEN I —ThoINDEPENIYENT OUT'' VOTERS ottho CITY of COVENTRY. as veil as a great number at the RESIDENT FREEMEN, hat** particular desire .that their REPRESENTATIVE in.Par liamatit ahould he it ifireeskim SeibeiPles. bet lOW, a. 'o l s pad steer heather Brambei. as well as ourselves, to Mims any Geatieumn theft may wish to offer himself at a Candidate that a Cosimittee has bees formed. and Wood meeting reps lady at Seven &Clock every Evening. for the purpose of re's &Th(every assistimme is their power. N.ll. The Committee alert at the White Howe, Faso. Wald. Alderspse street. 1:r Fourth time. a Couttelittotth Nallet-41y desire three traordiaary Troopof Voltigeure surprisiog Performassees —Thirty-Nome dales the Popular Comic Rerkoia of PEREGRINE PICKUP.. aid la df the • great dismisd for pares, is rontiaostios for 'edible Mine . of th e Grind Equestriast Melo- drama id THE BLOOD RED KNIGHT 1 ROY AL A$ PH IT lIMLT RE X AST LEY'S) WEST- , • . s. . IRINEnit-ERIDGE. Vs. tee PWAgoari dwir Royal Hialmesees the Mare Re; :A.: mod Duke of Ynei. - 1:1IS VENING,TO-MORROW ; ikie ' • %asl4l`, ilbillipme Ms part hotp,. itedoie t , 7 .; lE. OF ABEROEEN ; • ' • • or; liwg IN A MIST. Prim:lW • Dawes, Mmes. J. Jaws, W. Davis. Min E. Aims, ea* Ms. W. Barrytwore, Assisted by she CORPS DE BALLET, After which, an entirety N. Broad, Farcical, Operatic, g q webirina Eireletts..ealled PEREGRINE PICKLE; OR. HAWSER TRUNNION ON HORSEBACK. ' Taken from the popular Novel of that name. and introducing A REAL. FOX CHACE! With Dug. ! Horses ! and Limns nes I in full Cry ! HORSEMANSHIP. by Mr. Avery. MADEMOISELLE FERZI. from Vesiee, will go through . . . her Sciesailic and Elegant • DANCES an the TIGHT ROPE, With the•Cossic Accompaniment, of the Two Cinwas I • Messrs. Brows and William.. Abe the extraordirary TRIM? of VOLTIGEURS. and Mr. , Brown will go through their Grand Trampoline Hutches. Comic Song, Mr. Herring. Te coadade with the Grand Equestrian mid Pedestrian Melo drama.. in Two. Part., railed THE BLOOD. RED KNIGHT ..* 9 • Oft, THE FATAL. BRIDGE..., Terminating frith the Fontenot' Fire, and a Graod Attack by Horse sad Foot. Doors epeeist Half-mot Five. aad begin at lialf•past Sir. • Seemed Prier at Half-past Eight. • ... ' A Private Box may be bpd nightly. __