The Statesman. — London, England, 1823-11-15 00:00:00

lifiltlitk ik etkilaidi t ow irgiarkant •Agfoo ll o° :71 1 4.401 1 , 46 0 11 4 1, OOP This day is Pahßobed. In 4 vela. pries 1t.44.141, - MG F . OF AIIettIWORTR, a Romance, by Lout. fisahle. Agave st fissdlt's Bridp t Crusaders, Treachery, Aygolve live la. Madeline, Re. tier a. .F4lOlllll esilCo. Leallos. TOSIV am ado. ibir Fagg* or Roo. bt!., V. Vlwallope. vole. Mb. Jrqi vuo t or Ow xear 02. by Siaposali, yds. 24 49,}4. qffats Pike) ra, striate, Is.. 2iik Vht444R; by Ailra. so a. 3 vele. 16p. Mr4_ Are. arta. Nan of Borrow, by R. 14. LAY, !Col. Wt. us. s Sao ho COUNTSSS. by Mrs. Masivrell, fair fp- tebo imps: _ pries Romantic YRAY FAST TitAVILLING thwepAiwit.. IllAreseamrs. ilithoicra AND CAllia g nlttUit, •Ar lield.Cosebes.andkito good Woe. Ire 8. , iofuN74, is p. l 4 e rg t it MS, s pisg.sTßA - r, • owingfoli POST C04131F.5, Neils; • ' set oat fir* thF aborr brn Ddrer. Qtol, Rdlnetatil 4farsl44 ar•sh sts, tonte4sry, hterishatik. nnif Atandoich new uperiar fast Coach, erers ynorninp,at a I pail • 7 ii'elock. —l4'etftstopisee of the &tided preference flee* to tempi. Coach. the Proprietors are tieterlid' no expense akin Despored to render it tie first conveyance on the "Tally Ho," Birmingham very fast Day Coech.ldorn- IMF., i beers 7 o'clock, throsgh Redbore. Manta Street, Priekhill, Fenny Stratford, Stoney Stretford, Tow atstrt, Weedoo, Devonlfy. Dunchurch; Coventry, and Stone Sti:ge, to tit* Captle Hots!, and St. Deorge's tavern. High Street, Birmingham. to Shifnall, Wellington, Bridiewortil. s b. 41 011. Shfewsbury, Salop, Oswesity, Nantwich, Bangor. ''arPoriltY. Cheater . and Holyhead. Driven through with 2 Catchup') omly. Iv conaminaner of the decided preference given to the Tally 11 Q-Coachs dm Proprietors are determined no exports shall he spiral to ren d er It Mr first conveyance on this Birwileghana Aoki - • rt. " Sovereigo," New light fest Coach to Falmouth, Ply mouth. Exeter, Truro, Bodm in, l'eur ya, Ashburton, Totness, 04 rintotith, Weymouth. Dorchester. and Salisbury. every Itlorolog at 7 ; through lionitan. Axminster. Brillort, Blend • tilemlibritlye. Sutton, Basingstoke, Ilarnril Bridge, mut water and Ileaphot, 7hr only Ila^ - oach go Ireyilsouth, (driven through grilb (no ruarkaieu vulg.) thruagh thaashat. Illaektrater, ;,..loisystake. Urerlon. Alutuser. Iliodyeals o ' ushriori. Salisbury. Bladelfartl 4orehester, at a guar lir 11.'4 bet-luck is the neoraina. i."t i t(4 to .4 ;arras's, Jersey. eberboury. -• ••• 4 ukoes. 4c et rt., Flr ssatarito qjlernaos . • . . ,~ •%* , • _ , AlirrAt-brioe, 17, , Stamford, Gres. flips.-11111hoss. Siggieseraele aid lioldoek. Sate out Intr. isreitiy, mod parfterws alellannieg with the greatest Fa *ti. 47 17 s 07 c0F 7 Voi. easaramerm dasitioa se the road. by _batistes:or *ca irn. Imre OK jeengl(ar adsaatdps ttr their seats betas se.' rrfil4 l 4 7 lo -- c 3 E Y ecT co.w . • • u To c.natists. The Aria byit teat Malt. Cambridge • thrt, Vare, fssettnyfo , d, ildekland, 4. Ropers, 'Erasing, at half-past • rfe vet. Sus4ay, at a quarter before 7. Laiseaster; Preston. • Sift ; Lansdale. Bolton. . &maid .and Garidavg Light Post Camilla; allont kerning and Afternoon.' . Roy; - lemwess. " tae Liyht Four -laelde Post Ongsh. &Liverpool. sas 29 Hours oaty. thro' Wurringsza,- Preses 4, Cpnyletoit. Lawton. Newcastle, Soulgly, Kurds- MIL *ow, gad .Lftehjeld, (mei' Ono Niyht op the Road.) erery Afternoon • arrives. at the Sunset* Head Ins. file-street. Lireriool, next Heeding, The advantages 'to Travellers frig hawser this WO preference 'refer superior to *ay *the Ode as Me "Royal Express" is driers with 4 Coach. imininely (Slur that any Wiser coach to Liverpool) —a sip nip to Passengers too trident to require estaassat I bests. Me addittonat adrassiage. especially to oammereial fader. 6te..qf getfonniny the jouraey is less time those", other . ' coach; and. notwithstanding its cheapness aid expedition; the Proprietors pledye theinailies Mat for safety cind,pe•-• eommodaticris it is equalled by seep and shoat's sagas* .by line: andhordshfre Potteries, a nom Light very fist Coach, early Aaw,son, to Lattesd, Stoke libeitoa. Euratom, Taustin, Laintair, Healy sad Holmes Chaps). This litho onlfEmitit direst to the Potteries. • ii id 41404 k Post CoasAsik every NOW," sod 4fterisept, Ia ehmucsp wales. • • Chester, Ne A i r rfair.. WhiCecturch, . Torporley, Naar* wick, Northrel and Middlewfeh ..Light Coacher, rend Moristug and fternOhn. . • Stamford Light Post Coaches every Morning sad AfternoeM, throsils Haldock, Iliggtiotrado,' &laden, Alms. bory.liditon,. awl Wandsford. - Shisderlentd, Stockton end Yarns Light Post Coati, every Storalig, ti the George Ins, Sindercind, isaveris 14•111. • Afostatailes " Express, Umpire and 114104, 1 : le- Man. chesty?, Maslow, Clitykan, Micros:le, WWlnt Weber- • hamplem 4r Knutsfol-d; Nile Four Inside Pia Colaker.. Three Times a Day. Otety One Night ei the ,Itinser; Sheffield and RoUterhata new Four inside Pest Cricsches every Morning, vatted "174 R.rpress," and also '• The Rockingham," every Afternoon. Fr REDUCED ri ass. • ' The " Royal &press, ' weir Birmingham Lied 1 0 4st:1 - tyke Coach, in I 5 hours, sets out &try afternoon, carrying 4 I made only. passes through Warwick. Lecustheyron. Soulhans, Darestry. Stoney-Stra(fird, and l'orecester, to the Saracen's lion:. halt Street, Birmingham. early'the igcre Issocniay.—Driten through rills two coachmen Oily.' The ". Efpress" a New Light Post Coach to 11411, coin. Northeare, lloirden and Doncaster, erery morning. at eiyht o'clock to the Cross keys. Market Place, Hall, akd also the •',Rq•kinghant" inthentternooltatl cettork. The Hertford. Ware, - Ifuildesdon and ilk:hunt Coath. 7'ottenharn and Edmonton . Coache); daily al elf ren, half past two. fire, and eight o'clie.h. • *„• At Reduced Fires, to Leeds, York, and Deocastfik Luggage and Packsges at only tiyo-pence por S. A. MOUNTAI) and Co. respectfully .WOOO thait • Farads and 'the Puhlic, that they will not he accountable. for any Parcels, Passengers' Luggage, Writings. Plate. he. of more than Eire Pounds value, it hast.stolea.or tiansaoll. naless• teamed otosaehr son* the-list's/we pittet Mt' eerotd-! lingly, at the Saracen's Head Ina, Skinuct-street„Stol I,oction. 4.• • I, . - _ • -- - highest mmeptation, I prepared t 3 introduce arraogemsok in the new institution, that should, by degrees, shoe something of the powe r - of education, when properly di rected, twee on minds hitherto supposed too young to he. ,issettracted. -. The mew which I had been enabled to take of this subject, opened to me the knowledge. that the edocetion or, *the did world, for all classes of society, is ealeilated to , mines* •the superior powers of the human mind, and to cattiest, only the interior and subordinate faculties; tie destroy the Jtulgoiest, while it gives precosity to the lie fait powers of imagination; thus stonng the mind with the most incongruous notions of unreal existences, biting.' it wish fear and dread, wad creating is each child to whom' 'itch treatment is applied, the most unitataral and *Jeri one aPprehensione, feelings and conduct, throughout life.', A 4 this treatment has been liberally applied hitherto to all the tipper classes, and as it is the upper classes who boos governed society, we discover the reams; why sir nation, of which we bare any. records, has at any peeled of its history, exhibited any symptoms of rationality, * its Paws and in.titutions, or modes of governing, or of , forming the character of•a people. And bents have error. sin and misery, been so easily and surely perpetrated, sod transwitt-d from generation to generation. At all times ; the governing power, in every cotintry, has really been instrumental en forming the character of each of its sul4etets, and It has always had under its cop troul the means, if it bad possessed the knowledge, .to direct them arig ht, to form well thecharacter, physically, iseatally and morally, of each individual barn with* Its dominions. his knowledge having been metal's', man, in ererheonntry over the face of the earth, has existed an irrational localized being, far less happy, in all _pro. bability, than - any. of the other animals; who posseis LAG liberty of living according to their respective natures. These vie\es and considerations determined me to pre- Pais the nicking of doing justice, le some degree, to a entail portion of my fellow creatures; that they Might become an example to others, and enable me to say to the world; Come and see how each and all of you hare been injured from birth by the old system of society ; and behold a mode, simple, easy, and delightful, by Which you may obtain the full extent of human wishes&ad , desires. ! I had now however to contend against the deep 73060115' of the parents of the children and of the pub ef Msuy of the parents had been taught to think, that to: read. write, and account, constitnted the sum and essence 'Of education, and coins of them, that to read the Bible Welt alkthat was necessary fur their children. knowing. the source of theie opitiione, I gave thent the w...ight only that properly belonged to them; and proceedid in my measures to develop in a slightilegnee, sonic of the' beneficial, effects, which I knew might be produced on the humans character, by a ratlonil plan, of edlicei.63. The - Children were received into. tie Institution at ilea years of age. or sooner , if they Could walk to the Schonlels the great object being, to lay a ftiondation at the entilost period, fie good health as well a s . for pied disposition% habits and manners. They were trained to play oith Olt ' comp:l6ns without fighting or vomiting, and to be id.; ways kind to each other; while full liberty wet given thine to eojuy themsAves, to their hearts' content, their -.sorts •aol gamhols. It'was delightful to ot.serve, in the I.woeress' of nil, part gf.tlie ,experiyiervolie rueilent car• Siff its of human nature alio 4490* t'cilin of *ig • .y ' . , • • . • 1 . -,~~. RptiatT Owcitr. New Anark, 30th Oct., 1923. .~...w-..-. _.. r:y... y .~. ~~_•. l ..atog _ Melt It. - ossuraging MIAS lo . penetresr, I mom* step bylseep,.4ri Mr experiments; the affects of which, dp to the pima; time, ran only be understood by p patient and attentiv e weartniartioninddisserentien of the childish in the schools during two or three .aisceenive days, or While they piss through lite.wOle routine of their physical, useatid and iponflessons and eicercises. two eldest sons, Who hare studied the anbjecr, hart taken au active part in. the dinsetion of the ioatitatioa fla t the last two years; and jiulging that a large portion of She, public cannot have the means of obtaining the requisite pennonsl demonstrative eirideneA, one of them is about t., publish an occlusal of it, which will enable the world More correctly to. estimate b ith the .priicipks and the method* that bate been adopted. To conclude this part of the subject, I may add, that the effect of whit his been done at New t r anrrk c.a . ) ti ,t lltiesen only to those who have actitalfy witneiwd t' ebastgo in the general character of • Meadelt oast of ti.f.• population. They haie seen bow unhealthy, dirty, Milo. lent and • derioialiaed they once were; nerd they can say whether they have ever, in any otheraittietiow, at Miele orabroad, found a more healitty; . seere-.cleanly, more industrious, more moral and more relichals population than the inhabitants of New Lanark. This change bas hem effected without the interference of an low proce;d• isms, in a single . instance, on theimet of the proprietor* of the establishment. For 'the space of•lff. years they hare riot brought out indiwidast to trial, or, imprisone,l eau for an boar. The change lase been produced by a steadY persevering kindness. combined with O. systematic teetotal of the circumstances which' chiefly atsited crime, and by the Introduction of others: which promised comfort, good habits, correct morals sad hippirtese. Bat the aliens of this very partial application of sl.e principles of the New System upon the dispositions, habit... Manners, conduct *Of intelligence of the children in Ow schools, !eye us the bent idea of whatits foil powers will be; whets they shall be called, unfettered, into full. activit... The extent of these powers, indeed, it is As yet ibipod6ibie ccrrectly to estimate; for the children are still daily' expose to the influence of numerous prejudices and errori e are necessarily Most injurious in the !omission of their charaCters. . _ _ In nay sett I ant to eiplain what measures it ishfitended to adopt, in order to effect the chinge from' the Old to the New Sptein, with Out inconvenience or disadvantagi to: any one. • . . I...annsTiBbg Accuonyr. Yesterday Plotting betarten. eight and nine o'elock, as the daughter of Ift.i A nrnur 4 , O o le ur eo f Do c t o rs' Cam m O ns .P roc , aged e yetiy.MtO, w $ making toast for briakfiat. hieulnthes evig Eli7e4.Eilti An *as instantly enveloped in dames: 'fief; is 91titns.: Of her sisters alsruted their lather, whe *an ista4t dtes • ins;— he immediately ranstlown undr.ssetrat , t ere ;d Iter in his arm+ to sigothei the thine', 31Id ilore her t!!citites 9:1; kut notwithstanding every think.was done. her 'IT band: and Piths were 3.1 life3dCdliF burnt that ter entirely ; otf. and quire black. Sue linger II morning, when she died. A felt minutes bel. 1 .e was allied by her sorrowful parents' "if i r -• in " when, w with a degree .of wildness% and peculiar to bar ant'ableheA.s, s')e rsi , SKPrPqi ti i)1, ...sod sJon alt-rwa da exii.e.l without .. . n . . . -..." ; . , . . • • - •r" • ' -.. • .-- • •••••• -* . • . ,• . r frig . . r ..,;• . , ~ .li ..• .;. 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WVinfteerre, el ,elel,:elefei id4laf . co 4 . ; - . a `7 - •" e•^ - .• - r Z•o` , .- , - • ... . • - L ' ^df • 1 Mid .bY *kik "• 4 "weds*: • -1„ :-•- - • • ".' .• • •!‘ • '' •• 4 ••• L'' 1 . soon ftiund ' however that for all the real *th ) rds cif ' • 41100 .1 1411 e WW.,,„ alwbert____.*" ll6 Seesitefee il W ated • t ,1 6 ''. • a rli f4B- 441 ija4 * r ' - aftt tu l t *duesdon, them ' and ndatemaaa t h nowe ima ve r i t nd was annexed , to Gli the mind'aith confused isici•injirioust isoriam. sari 'to porolpio•the - reetattiveß Powoos4 '' '' ' . ' .... : had .prisats • ot kr ti .....,asslii. •••••••••• • •• •-•-•5 • • • • s••• 4 14 :0 , i. . r• • ;.,..,„, - • . 44 • .. •- • *les Gesue, Darla' s ; agesa - ae 40441 1, ';- - ' ei, dal ' s a ". " z•f• L etee' 466 47 . 1•41 . e g te 4 !_yf ru° o4' it ~r ' . r,,,vo:4;w44)tcellibtike7pa.glrtabceicule<rifitselorl.l."Wr.hCiChtiiideol"o•'l4.lilitileYnliiire" -I .44. therefore. led .to adopt.: the . practiee•which .oeotre Of ell .ffes.Dastmew itakimtiot Ails 0M0i: . , ,. orw ., ' , • .- ay . aid - nri. 4.t. .-; Ur- unimportant weilianieat efolutions ; but even the element. seemed todictate of employing sensible signs, or represet,- ..• , , • ' • • stag fill'ehe • a:, ,__ __,AMV:I ' A. o f if die Old gystens of ittstruetion'bad beeni for 'a mallet •taiions, f or - the purpose of - conceiringtO their- minds. c Y • • ..•-• "- • . ' .* • • • ' * Irgatiak. IS" , therel's; : aloha _ ..,'Nselfai:rlgtfteklis mil, touch izettor tmipht is ticothie,d this by. tbe.methad which thteelrh a teetliete that • precluded -u l . l gisesatortlis At .' 6 : . ' l l iii.d V il l ibtl ' ate°4 • I° l ' °°° •• • W. et *., 1 • _. ' ' . ••• . ... • luifetylikailailiSat4 • . 120 , 14 - rare , -Irrivers "_,..swig they practised. .la consequence. shoe a very fompl•to mad It'salui_tk, which found - 1 4 W• Terel k ell . l .!4 l 4 4 Reit . f 4 p .§.lfr _I ~ i. . - i i .• •. 4 - •...i i i . Jaw , . •••• , r .. , Y .... 'fair attempt Iris made to establish this new mode of 3 Vg•WDICII eto ounu the grown nor nttnetr soeutat .. te AS ..• •.;- et we fft.-homahirta kg :.0 '. separitten SF . t i on in Edi e b eit t, an d.ol„ go n. i t proved incapable and moral improvemeat. •ft writ also of thelrreateet in - ' ets V n p i a! ;T ai i. portame that this koowledge Should be toniMittiotted t,• them, in such order as would' l ea d . to, the ; resift eta wi•il rtg 4. • lath lif Tire ibr *dry la l 'Yioi.. ''4 •l'S 4 .; - 7 00 41- op# l6`4. ~i ir i,4 49sfed ' t4'44' Mkt fbvitet24l. awl AK•bitetf a Atetitatitietko •* 14 4 4 . *ft etil.Pereehiul A reilt goat*Apa . 1144;:oS: tat 444 44 4 4 ki l9 Doi othied; Tablet.ist NOMA 'ilhisart.And the/deo: n ed by any Other; • • • awl .believe scarcely one school open the British System mmtituted• mind-_, . in . -which - I,des.alystild h 0• ,_•in.uttiseo twith. • gosalittiertioCiatse behisseg i tt er 'We* if tbe_t_ftsill t arm/yode l :s Ripe,: New fdprer pa t e Lipo l lig t .toen, is toe found north of the Tweed: It is a system indeed every other; for •tbas only is it possible ' 4trajo men - to :Ads eaF'sts Sew Dasidst, lads ' • allidiallcse rU6hatoa,' tit t; 11. fa eke' ,g. . . .. .. .* ' 4 .- it which wind is almost entirely overlooked; wad it tins be Fare of Econonsiesj Pi m% to rid ' Wiry itiopkw - • Mop*. doh' Ovine ' . , Auopiti - ,, Th o ighl - u s e ful .# 9 kr a• , fi r• e s op. to _load a population ..• of JJJ become consistent or rational Wipes, This,prinni ll f e ,an fi e as the prejudices o f r those by hrhoat 1 was surrounded •• o ild. .mg ..S . • . ... arominitit, ?broth& • alassqOasor ' lie. thtslikeekjittugie steamy, arnaranc4nd bvrlrtristn-4w e anditiqa,in ; which • • ',tor Prlllstilpf „ . rt yp il utosi well . aod oil Farrar of &adapt,. a ' Light 41.hiliele Pad- • ts ,splir cot of Use lower Classes lis •Eitgisod actually were, Writes Permit, .1 endeavoured to apph - 'to practice. A iewisrlo ' Anil 0 t• W• sane, • ...i a i •r; tor ;T. Gag MU,. • • • ... • •-•• . , • Aic. tee . jeuee i eee a this, at i m, seer i „, t d ae • it h i , pastairtga, ova large scale...moil 4.s . nety of other illit•ti 4 Moen's; aid Sispftweid„ , , •Paiclastata..aragoul. .Serewirlurft . Solout. and ffigskews to p,.4110 attention . Thr greet ,10 . ei ene • e . g .- - ' mu o f th en • Stems were provided. sod the • instractions . proceedsd bar • s :Mri s bet t .••• t e t ra V... l "?? i rie t telt Aie' w LikAtsoraetbes; Merl *Orilla qvg 4 . st- exertions of Mr. Lancaster, and of those benevolent own lectures ' and' conversations fakoren - the ti i .isters anu . 01.0 F , of in' • ''' To ; ' l;asetagry situp _' every who Sapperted him, end ifterwardi his ovate's', conslaed• 144 t 642 ; . ~ ...mid sow il emes a ge o. ' fil o ipapro L es k er dp u ffi stre 4l .. ,§ teen - V t i pt i orA t a y. • • i "W 4: - 0 .4 6. tad: in awalscainc .public. aversion to the real impartial& ar • `m ere et FetIFW ,alParoadati. a rtes . tetrOke put ~o f ti a former practice . pad v advantageoesly occupied a portion et c mil thee. Mem wear ollsook molt seltbd A seittireh to Ifirwiek and t „ .. , . -'-' education as a means of proJtiiitsr, through the tieing *a d of theisitne garret whieb the ' children were peediuntl- , .. A d e k na id o kr . i d i•o g ovo i se v asool ai4g s ook e i. ' sytt e - ••• i v i. tv ,•• t o J 11,4; • ' -• • ; Ma r y, •shi e ly 4 • generation, a powerful influence 10 society - at large. i c s o tu nti o n t a i l h d e , C au bn i rc ii ts ti o n f 4co Nn t : .I,Orkipr,iio ' ' Who Wks of Ora lot "ow* lersiretertaid; Nesteiudle Ind - ' •okl-ight Year. •in earryiag into practice seine general seleente of instructioc ezer, te3PP. 4 41 r_eletieP what , they could ; -/A4 u"'if ' eleeds• • ethl is f t rCt sor, ... rt . lii 'n n i d erD 'i n ife S tlj eri' r 7t ra nr t es t" labo t e s' ve a r ,4* sot $ ~ ~ ~. , „ .. . „.. ~.i.,,k .*. Wei* Weit-tirWib. with sy . - wt ^. OW. Emu the poor.. however defective, spon.whism impromussoms r „._ • r- Ali t • emir MorraisS, I* 1111, 01 4' irmieht,. rtt•' moaraoter, nught flag ?imently be mile. , . 71 1. • • , 17 '1444 FP- rt • . .'. Wire. . Illedsseter4 • asestiiepto4. • Age r re a ti er t o4 . •pii Alia system , so complete!) . mec k an b m i , and pa thsite,is be read as before : ea two Asp af.the wet& as wr.l . 4 41 44. t fi lite Al4l'. A . eritis pr AMMO. Oa iiiirtairif and eitewkneast ,Faritt4s. iii. n d aptid li r i t t a , d„,4, nowt , n es.i n • a tt att .. tw i ny whea t -0111 incur Sunday. schouls--is whisdalhe children a those t a r ittmccaa lieuno.--Driurattoalipp au" tfit the.esteithisin * din hie • W i T i e re/v;: e .,,-,.. 1wi0 , . I .,____- I , l _ i rert 448 ,....,' __ .__p_...., 4. 4 i . n . , A ,...... • .... •• , , Caitlin. I gore an attmtive exataittaim to cariassapt,burireW 4 *he ge` l it4re t ltt. . .. ' . . .1 A 7 -, 'lisped! portions o . rapture, or praises ?r hemp & . ii ''l . ip a i m a ' oe '7 i w a s ' e nT,;;Z e • ed ":7 4 l., ,ar n "rr a :"=„ a i o. i i a :77." e ir si mru m ' 0 'y'1e n (4,777 . , . plans %tibial' hal heat brotyht firyarilm home ic abrapt, • e • elillitTeiel Silk _,_ _re .. .' • -7 " 7 7-- 1110: 1 1/4;14 aiiiad (l 4iiiii4 l Vare• ' ' . • • add had ototsitted a greater or Iris 'tiro if 'plarity.,' ll' 40116 h e sAt 31 e•th e 'nil" W . etteeeelyie sea iir ,l3l : .141414 o" "..! e...; • ; -414 41411 . 611iit MargiSdiMlNClVia..l,,, k . - • : Okitoil attar 'Swindon Poor .Inside DA• cna l s4, Visited nenalt ithers, Dr. fikil's isetitititio LC die sabo.,,,lWiel • glee thrtu, far vap re of alhg le culled svdiipiost... - =Royal Artiller . IF -.- :. • ilia'. Aldforhiti, - Reeding. Lens mini, Nip*, Liiii i ,:ee,,., true - Prey at ,g i 0 nne0 .....,p eam !„ 4 0. 2 at . t .ant ,t on instrac on than a is possible fur their .t:oun s ; swathe ti 1.a•Au.......d it akesimeiwis r a. tap 24. .#4.46.. ..,_ „ iltoopme amid; s iemobrs; i4tteserte ; .K. tai. _vas s'et'a at Haire!, pm d mans others of less m i t ,. ifigiter. , -un.l Mr: ltroughim was perfectly coriect ilea 'be dicta prvetW, so row el vase oolgoets illiabarip is'airliltd Allaldesthescl.--Oehrea vitrouggi --- iiiiited4ir •ociiite laity. In art - I oborrir4 a great dal to 4pprove and lasi . , a n ‘ s.d s ill abe 11° " . of C.lnenatrb• th" • I°°° "' I lwatin" 4 ... • - •/ " Illiel hat . the parties by whom dame. iaseltiftions wars !h t l c realest cell Pleldteit At 'JAL eiteblislAe;at Ow cis- . • • 1 4 4 ,„ 4$4.4kt ikail i s e s , ~ llr , ;•1 - 16 ..... • . 4 ~.. t ~.: ...,...f . ~ .7,00,: iw . I .. eM . lope Pateot . Moil. iturdom . . sad Saill.v . traitot llloa . ... esie fornied. 40 0 0wi r ifini .sio u•:t riliasuin o.l. mu* oh: i ce: 4o. d to st ar t„insa t rotit e r dat y, 4 4l .. l . j„.. w' ae. I e poaoiot u5tiii ,,,,,,, 0, ai , wesciirtu„. teisii r m as excess of ' religious instruction , fur cliii.f.reo so i , . - , • - .• . _ : - a . tly,i •• .: ••• ' _ i -•-• • . • '.. 1 - 46 .'. a t . _ po t .. „ , i k ,4 ~,,, ~---=' ;: q t. of the Old Systeni of Society; a system . whirls, ' . .. 7 , 11 ,,, vio:?Onctitki4-ift• So arecige - efOribottis atestoglittut an the counteractions from the causes mentioned, 'we l n e briplaeltrti di . itips r "fair ~ -- ` -------w- 7 777 Imsonokoo, will of necessity saw sts utmost inflames to .. / Underji l• . *wk. 'o i li tr::: . .10ratWlifki • *it " of 71y m Etyma," a New List firee-hrelde Poet Noel , 4•1)• the progress of knowledge, and keep the bloom ' Moos for who* tt Is 4101 . - lt to te Caettelq, Nortek said Whltehsires ; with a Gpsuid al species in,tuental slavery. t mattli dey's msporialsce raves •ritie superiority of the new f o urikwesioselb spiv not • wise care bt Amp the*/ ,__- passes rirasyk Appleby. Ifrooya, Ways, Veda- It befog she 'fixed purpose of my life to bre* • these essay plan of inatraction over the irrational naetbud provadeatin W Maw *ado% alsalabaaaa• - *OP. 011 "."•Catirriek• losvadhbridtle: Atere-hcidge , basolikoid to noble mankind to attain to freedom, in its old mbeietYl ea beiedt thus supported b l y priacipiep, in Maio of i a li e=lllollllllllled .llhe antlitiollag towilMmel sit Postage*. Newark, Baldry, Graathars. Stamford. Gres- highest acceptation, I prepared ti introduce arrsnionwom Strict accordance with nature, ind prodocusg the most en- . • • i tirlTi tiiii if Inibligated. lotelerge wwja p r a m . mo n. XV) Ws. ¢ WDDLE, a Romantic Vsk, -by TV AN aglimeasra. Abhor of Guilty or Net eeMey. se- - 7r vett)a. tlagaies.Coulcti Oa, Varcolicles at so illagriops *to, *nolo 41 ftlslieir. &e. . . . sled for A. Jo. NEWMAN .end Co. intent. • , folifnrlngbare been inbllfbetl this Avtiquen. - Simi Dans arAt 14;1M by Mn.s qfeeo, S v01i.101.6d Jleynta. i WaaI HTA . Tali,* yob. lye. eeM Senn WA tAS Viennn, by blin Lerma. S vols. 1en.6.1; tfilitahei DAVOZTERS or Barnet. by llonen et. Mk, 1 pos.. el& Weer tenis ii. SaALL 11E, by len. Masts, 4 sok: 11. 4e. ....„....., -.•--- ,--.-- ' - . - e„ her flre that thr rreatili the. nrNt tf btforr her . dclt , , "if the telt attett arid rvigocitoft them. "-No. cut at a sigh. t •• • ' 4 116 0. 1)0 04 0 ~. f. , ~. I .I f 1 •