The Statesman. — London, England, 1822-04-12 00:00:00

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MOO Dastirse. ..• • ,•t ... t , i t , r e lt • la e•thlt-rldL tlOGldef i Zht4 witi lemediMilirefeelalh 4 • A lifliPS/07 .. •. ASSAM ;Stet"! of bi the 11 ,ltel?lee of* qleeilidtegehl' fli * kerf r ' s lith wet' etet See as naerrmg lino so eiesit i . igoretafieelk.StkPfw, IA tied emapose;Mrs-, 11400 0861 letAlliftiffiltilriilo rrelittesTt e Lat iveset Illiearaal , i ewe. b. i .......- ~ it 1 munemnSMolle•eritieb-,maliiiLterweAlmilfemed.i. WM Wm of' • iiSt* 1, 0 ! * . .1 .1 se retires • VAIN . ,al e d . I)iwcux Ita A 7 '.'''ro k. ' net ‘ eitrez . : . jute, Ate . .. iv ifeetiees 4 the people: Atsplanotop t-- .1 : Maifille.:W.) • W 'pail& r. i n ', as e: MMI sm, - . cad vorY Alt efeppar bill • ' Satisootmeeeese, ithewmuse, Leeds*. Two Deere isPliiiif s44 o .ollViltarillire If -*fir tilio•A•ieit fmnstip.Mlimened Ike r4OIO dierimeemmikiiimes liot 'GRANT: ;.• 1 4 e , . .` i ii 'flew MeeMeaterbee. lanateelitshrtibe 4161t0 ' Doi , WS% Wit ' '' Mir A t iff! &yr ble 'PIA . % AO Med to. andolPlPhowill‘, l l•Wto Newel of thhilwitiiilm - I. 10114Q.RT•ANMs, •r•ioetekot hoofel•Fit•th.: tweelhffesetee•etlelsalk• t'lra w ti 4 • 1 '" 1" ki: ge r 4;.. " ••• e . .1 . . 1 : (ia, fairegim)amle area .reeellemi Shebat 11.0• 1 1 BOOM“ T. : V ilitTrale W•a• ' VOR•omleiMellemllsamme tHemetaireeddile. th atalptitleesad . • • ai d i Mr ttfielfil;to 34 1:• 11 a* e" '":„tbotatotesteekt•ebtatercomertearettedetrorslsetemetestlVle. I Wei 1 1.1ollifidt - steMdte , .-. ttratiod to, !a ataxia of political wiedom e biti heel! Ifeiritie . f Met : pktitNlk v mu d hom e, . loalmWtheMbfeesteassidemite . 2±ele-homl Ittihßleitet laltme. Awe foga* dapatta.,eeyhic gel.. •,frjwi r leleekehlyv Of badotd &lot; wt k aWyeel erlillesillies...antaim misql, fern Iszoi!n vane tut, amt them sham . sith , shmusstr Ra i '' • -:Salltelloiletiielhamitlfdiipeimanio *sip tammiw leeptlea weilld.4ll‘,4ll..ed 'at,-(41,141. , or estatture d in ts . i. • , 17:_aep.. 7 . . szaxiAt 7 . 4;41. 7. ,,,, , . . . isswieLgre • ": . 1 tl:e‘iii 11" ft" 614.6 - ' •ei • soda, Kt itelriTaito•ofieNtailloin .opaceitee ft Lord Ltrodoodaptis,pod, , *ea* ilik ' ' 'tid !liaises Wilma fotediad- a lb: iska... • f or :s4Asuemovuoisat • •••,, 1 . 1 ' .4, ' • til t 4, c . 1' il ih, P,i 1 44 . 1 WHltowate'lhwe°ol o to its litohstett; ' . • i 4 11 900bllitraffINIP MI • . Adept enmity., st issywypt s •ss- • -- •• ' • ! Wag 1* met ear. , ~.• ,i t t wisiAliii A/4h . . (sll4lllspebot I. siaosJ-4alar 'sari . tlait Saba*, filtr Mood an.der.sainsad limmthrimeb ;Mkt SitratiMeleft.ma(klailat.)•-•111allir hi fitairetteller .vrill nil h al t * liejW halteghnlletell* SS Ns' • _ . 'esethiseintir itilpomilaim.: 4 .lteme inks :!1110, repheltigrirethet &mew that whets-the itetti .. . l e &C ° ' 4 the the leek ' Yesterde the Prediatil ' ' , or • co...fr. or o ,' . - Jseda° vhtwohtliedilltellesttistollith'lliwt PAL 1 4WILISI‘als frets PothieS l tift•a, erf rtOaldilt ' • Mt*: Lel readlifinileid . 'l .4 ‘• i,.. . . 'lmA IsEiffik. %Wl* ' r • li Allile s efte that teffreits l44 W lie P" , tegatra'Nelis. 44 wA h i s ift v"., . r . a. 6t i h ra d ix . 'h . . , • • „ Sili • eil ~ IFft'i, „ ' , ' We,. beelhat ..glisdi .lesetieo * ileilealle , ; • ••It • ' "Sgesseferteeme. G. itimmeeilla • lie iletitte-•41/11illeiCSy imbed • Whitisileall. The Omit .. et ' !.. 1 W, I '4 ... e‘a .elegivelden He esteems. pobie - Dateisg,tise mesa, Owileikiff Ned. . kemeolteepe-le serail lettere • Boom mow 1111edmoatheymilfetwohdoeh. wish Weide r .' WGIF le ' .rolooloolailM th e •ilefeell if olgotloodt had he'll do" but to urns the 'orefisr tree__ J tiMeigiellemeteow te• s'ethlresaidar : Iliet keep, :asked lease -that was stlll serried at. ' IWSIWI'llrOle illsit i.• . • _r!ws -s - -''. .ae S t relfalotetati 4400, .4 er..fiewhowouscoN, , r sit4 I T it t V rt i i #X C irri 4 Vl' A . f ew wisPiet ie tflwOri *rnt BlempolV e gko L •thiemertellt Sleek iiiiisenseedlleatawei r. part of Molokai so Atriewhitalehriettleallialikti Tftite 4 ES; are eior Os •losead. narealpft .. w are . ' s ,k,, sh„ L;i„ me ofetkroteesitspe•piieto . 7 otho - etssicavo ages t a Ripen arida' feir bealdibisitorttilard- lint If • late alseereateen. OR -alablePo' the' Honeirible 'HO. Bilibiiellie r . 'Mlord it• Ital o gie4thht the I llfe it t r ' 4 oell l4 .° ll kti . 111 le h hk ih ""ff he "114 "la illmigli it, she "6"7 I"Pikell'ina. it' nrreastetiergar sizes are edslre - Th„ „„,, r o w e nw el,igh.tsili e d ixt t h enm e h a i i op, * lifairtliil l ati'AfUt(l t 440 ' ' ' _ Vlbi tc alagmentatioa Of•Prilests, Is other *Ai, -- 4 b raise flge isdammeems enh. rot °fetch en the ileemstali seig iehed (lemon. Pier. present. ._•••• .at v • •:. 11 10 11VIIIP %kith lettempopeefedike i n iiiiiithisiteitiplid Price of the gaertens leaf. HOW Igisieleta'tliii pities: liette Mamma tif wineries' totter led' . SM. -Lae evitheettok. dm Gllsele, . . - *ere thy ameeheeMesalaemisttlitist-Wo amok*, the: people be should ever scurf 'pried. Walled Set whom meter hersoedol feewee'Pertrik° l ' Aft e r the Clash " ea rewon oad_ she, c renininaleAraw . ~ awl:Served Ineeiischeied suds th e these 'it .is the he inlpbt pleese of . ditpleine-4161 itoteli 'Wt • wiggler • lbws. Carriages. Ike.-This ern .....- --..- w be _ r -es the re opt s, 136 6ilit WAIL l ee The King. may melee forge priecipl4 whici r i l 4ettis osidemesvi, naiwo rt errwatice ,,,e oß - WO* 4 . aellibt Wee mgricelterfste miskt blame or tee itfli-'4 ll lot ame t sipeo, . , • D •r( •.. P. IA •.. • plum! his family- Iwo . m the Thriati t y" Which: Was 'gild !Albin alistithirittioh air Ike lines to be poseessed wee derived froth' 'Hie Illiskabet le • tievie • 't , Surveyors, inspeletere Of: Welch drank with applaes4. • • A+ 'ti T Airy' Polidetil Anilire He would ceneent to taiseithelitiee orillitldrllls 'the b. . , 2.• o " - ••• . 1.... A r. • "I I Winflositse deservikeetteintiti, „ rile flake of - 4ifax 40 44 4 CaeXew with ore ( A pp l ause')-Itwernot ley•ealtlegmet,pssee• or d. t. 414tiltfil • • • • , i afoatellems.'alsleetaldetwieWorlt• !OW es tee• • . •• to eater- it was by lowering the bale if tileb•-bretipptog the 1,•. mu d i splay some new epre i rwna e l Pami'v " was neet t gieem. Ahoy Wish " Tik Army fletter.w OfiliPiSd thatebits lemtdals . 10 - aetweed 0 l' rud e , wi t ceaw a hmi e atala r me a aa. soj Nr ry," an d corns waw a Non tape plipoid, and thus It .10hat‘lalliersopisios of the vamwelble . tribunal wings - if troiroptimi•- by rediciirgliseletipteeel, that - ' etiff•-.... , / s f , ' .1 10 ll ' $: el ,•,. received with applaitiii. _ this the memorable tribunal mmesthised - of iteeiS-for the eseatry wealtdbeliffeetuelly relitel.f.-(Applaest). any Pert ef the, ootr7, ' a tidiest Mob eriteiaableteli3oliti, ifiletli l i s le•most iii- The Hono u rable Oentlemaii 'nest •ettie'reed< is Woes of l'illitment that marked severity, on the conduct of taftryitialliesen. • °l " etil* * ''' ' * . '' ' , l " tlie 7. t b isee e ' C a li slo j r t a o N c'e l le i llea lli ' Sr' a l i lle roud "hi eree tbgat t-t airli h• T o r i i -. ll ' hilees "Me so nie'llititi"tbilif PIM liNtkittitilikliiirtifiliff ' walie t if nthe 'Preehotde're of Middlesex, displeyet II theyi, week' itt i t.,Vjettiktkit OM it laile litecetion.- At One time they opposed the Mialwer oh' toil petty . ' eal h ea 4* " rr ' . ' - .4 '' thaalietern Of their Re ntetites, Meson. fling lid - r plamae.)-aeldemeingqmotWe wit&isem word *bent item : thee refitted to grantee tom 'night 20001., - disli th e wee game. !perriss!ti, . . , Atamoust. 0' ' '"' Wilk trea d . • Whatever might havelemuthe Worries* kiMeelL He baol.qpimtally tteeteated biessalf with sett night tbey voted milßons; they voted foe every 40 Acßit. LONDON . io s' tat • ;archaic old, aud.taitifel Represeetatiere. MN Ogitg a .lo; illeittff hi s Meet °MSC*" wh*Peth he hed Y et a . feat estheete, godoppleed•eft* hiportaalrednetion. sod , ilibeheene healelmold feel that they would no doubt conclude as they emitiowneha tie • • A keg! t° 'i°i"'"l the N'llgtff the sees. of the nrople, they bad heretofore bete g . im. psalm liefitreM einem! that lie Mss nose to offer to tl' 1 c meatts of the itern and inneistent *pre; tbere were not I iflrkiliter &lathy - than, himself Session, by giving their servile Ind tumeslifieti sap- , L Oat nTSTIIOOB4O/00 YlSeteln " ' 2 ' 4 1.. airstApafllclecatloss, then he port to the worit measures of OurenivieM. The Roe.' • 1 13 ,eyew o r the *rust r ij so npn bi e 'Won of his late Colleagusoo that, inirelef of Task' Os* dY If br i ng .. fuo . , . d i a ,„w a , i ,,,,,„„„,,, , mei , o w el an vep ! . nod - opulent county of mid i ll onn t i ne we mpoldsteed fumes pawn raiment ar i kt, tar times Met uentit q very so- Iroise or indueece I. Parliament, . They had, bow- boy thing h* rootil Molt* them. that as i9air am bad h ad a" fug continued the „- •. .. 1 ~ .., • ta, . 1 If ,a I "`' '"" e RM , li te A e MM u ' l l' etin t . ' hoer on the• lite Eliction 'nobly iiierted their hided.' Ilikeied.bialtb he nvold.wateir , over the libellee of Mr. Beta proposedAhlullesithlif led :' verge er..ferdallidos o . l . Iriblek peed 'l4 elate,, . o , & •.. t bi le , t t r i en %ph < o ' „ enne e n . e. ....(A i y.l 'sly country-he would labour to oppose cortroptilirte_ IrMeh was drank . with:great *picas*. '•• ' "''''' Ir 4e ; ''_ e ' • . peculiar ammo's*, as will he , i tr 0,. 8 . Mii. i i w s _ w ii c A. ise isefis pl ue nc,>_w o cc, , ,a i t tr ict .sh o p, nook. ? bi g 4611 t ank! and-to „promote a Ines :god , ileemeary _. ..- - 3ota are Illipareldleat Mk tenet by id i me etion ik a na io ainet.ah on pt a is, 4 t e g r i liwe -ja in a. ra d . :rest epplatise.)-e-TlitY peel. - Beitleinarin ',llleclettlid The COAIRMAN Reit, pretresid, the Witt' . of t ilir.' . rife .I' . ..• ,) -str I.; ,- .:tr , ir wif eivir o p il le 4 wail: 4 l l l , r . f a li • 1 proposi mg the lent& 'arab 'liar ' jailepf , Free- Denotes-the oreeibmit of litieller•- : the friehd'efpdhfleg Waarth L lbir ttara hte or . .. , • ithrtddrostru Paver . I .__Ait • . .64k non 0 ,,, , ► . rr,,Johoos.ortoretioi,_ ~ iort i okriiril, my of liberty-the honest aid elesieithe Reletiesth Mt the intik :.•r• '.' •, . is - s - t fur: t ri i,jg T o sta b ;dila' Lw/ t rd..l.' tri Colattaii = Ili air. illiiiiiefts from liisisuda iellsaibm.., 3.11 ,• , permeated gels.. Ti. i health elf the GAHM, fitetlitil ' • . a - . - ... t . i I. Lave already Shared Mid IA ties', no that Mae etsiteryhtsnaleil Reowldbieiltd , s o r b,. no CHAIRMAX theempeits-Mtlipie may matt was drank with great totheeiliem. ' • *presort Lmosiv, - •-•"- not appetr the week Of m -Ilan bet a lutist witimpb trithelor"e of hrghtetttlielowee" 4 o .' •• - Ti t o heatth of the Stewards 'war drat gives, ' else - •"" -, - • . a Frisco( ........ at 40,000 over the enemies of , the people.-.(Applause,}..7he• Tilt emit Walt wts.-"'bit "Frpprclit Berdett. end soots after Mee O'clock 31i. Byeg , Mr. Widelletted, &c. a.Prise of .._...... 20.0110 present was not a Cosy for the spirit of England to if r. J. C. Ifolshouae;-(Appleese.) retired, but the theiel petty kept up the ,i .eat !et t i : .s 1 i 6 ..: - . .imrPif.uplisormstellill'onjth.."whm. 3001. ire. sleep . The pri'MciPlee"'el, tisi t oitatitatinoLd' bees t ' Mr. Homiotise rose' . io return thesis for himself. Ile th e table to a mods later hone. ..t. -.--.-..--.-A--.. .1 61: I• ' ••• o, • • • 1 PO OVA... t violated-the - blood lit 'Ad' to had been shed trj irk Meet d' l' the • •heeloir their kid .dtise him. The PHIL4SVIROPIC SW:Mt?. -, ••• a. • TY orustrAMALO. the swords of the miittaiyi S the tormory bad mot yet lion. Baronet, a min Who yielde:ll•th i ekt dibm, living le dish mnethe gmensee --asina....- DAY, 43d APRIL. firgettem the sfraelling estregai ac maaeheater.--,(41-0-4 •!mire integrity-(Applause)-in imptortamt service" to • The Anniversary Diener sod tteedne of this Wet , only Day of•Drawian. TJekets end Pi•Vse.) -- °°e lbt,iftill more recent cad mot less dim grateful, though he (Mr. H.) was sorry to think • ash- excellent institution was held, yesterday evening. at mwn, are Selling at IikRARD sod graceful outrage at the funeral of the Late lamented ing country, would here . been , respat,lad he not been the City of London Tavern. This Society •whieh was . •i °Dem, Ito !ft. tot ill= and Per'seated Qdilel.•-(Applaese.)-Llees were toot eigiged to attend an his family is ;hp West of England. _ wished in 1803. has. fur its leada .. e ' .. OrfordmeiVeefalWet• -oi ooJeet.• too • . went • .... s -.Apr bus . .....,,.. on Mat tteeeiletit,sine there Inetweet bitted *Mild have' The Hon. Gentleman Fut eulegi e .. , i . e.tery animated ""' w i el discharge of persons copfieed for small debto. &saltine t • ~., , is •-•- t-, been•thedi Imiitirhat hese Me the-brave esti homing terGlat the Public twittleal •llf Mr. T.lbi * t• Reform was mak. the temporary relief of the necessitous pocicofontisirbe hes been •Phowl 4 Aogroslii fille coadnet of thee genital tad distingelelsediedivialmaj„ fix•x- 1k oburved4l44"he "use of I4ef 1 obtlo- and labwerin • g poor to London sod it. 'twines. : . • 'tutor Rtkeleed.brelemacesidileet. sir R. Wil " ol74 A pplause). • bese aate leg rapia . strides-th . p” who were foresee y the oi.. . Y. and Cm. foe feerbeetimpromm not ire; trettl rate fees of that pi tuctple, were now &Meg their way .. At bail-past five o'clock the Chair was takes, la th e Tae sow even inquired into by the House of Comusonti ;. tr. the relief of Iferlia.to ,the ranks of the people. No mon cosh! truly say shoelace of his R oya l flightiest' the Doke of Sussex • , en ditrerem kinds, sonieorehieh tan .bet what eras to heelpeet e d G e m afiniitere-from a that the system worked well; to use the words of his ( reventedektendiog theough a. prig: eagagemeet) by without the meet inconvenience Hover of Camnroile where tottee•boritegiut sad all the lion. Colleague, it only worked well for those who lmd ; • . . . . satisfaction to Jews, the Peblie, . Charrengtom. Esq., who was sapportee. by . swam ( 1 • I t corrnirt machinery of office were opooty avowed, and done. ill-for almaii wins had Jrisen end . pampered open • . of the construction of their ni iv in-. the rains of their country. The exertiost of Lis Rua. perinea of swinger" and a moot resiwetiehlo .ctlimMonY- t 'society can be accommodated- the shimile•eli 4 e ll / 3 04" , ? The Hoe. Oetitlemae seated . t i 4 1 tHILLINOS TO PORT". They pas- hided to, 's The : Coom it itetimial Association." in term Knead (Mr. Hume) bbl proved ' haw . i mpossible it ,was 'On the elotb.lemag• tempted . Non aottisDowilawas :, . . fur the people of Esgiand to receive redoes from as ea- sang in fine style hy Nelms. Terrell, Cony*, 'Opeo4- ti tress , sad- dunittilitY. "WI all- o f pointed severity, and concluded by proposing the reformed P ar li amen t ; had proved OM thole who were burs t , and other professional geettemeo: • ''"'•.:• ' ' i • le, requiring no moderstrap, buckles, health, of th e Representatives of the Calmly of Slid- not the' responsible Stewards of the politic parse. Cared Th usual loyal toasts were then drunk, Itilaill&tcht ..' 1, Dispensarles.Peroehial Estsbilsh- diesel!, Messrs: Dying mid' Whitbread; *Ma r ital re- Hot for the public interests. In support of the sy stem the is Society. " . . • ... The Cem am ask gave •• Prosperit • to 11,1 1 141.4•• • ) . . ..., • . I ill . 11 1 1 Polled it • ?mulatto* from **lowest ceived with loads pplaose. • :-i. i - . of corrupt intineece. be hold heard jokes and mimic3;in ' Tr . , ,4 1 1, ... , • l/Ilill1•00 to Profedalonal Gentlemen, Mr. BS N. rose to return thank* .: He said , that abundance, but he had severiseard one splid.argument; )ruggists, and the Trade.nor hid any man ewer dared to defend east system be- Mr. LUARRINBTOW WWII rose and OSP , fin the country are requested tossed octet to his principles and his cor.scieetoe, the appro. fore an impartial assembly. , j - te hoped, and believed, regret at the absence of their Royal Chairaini 'whose . _ . body to indium , one tech below the halfwit of' his fellow citizens was dear to him. The onl y that the people wor ld stand firm to their purpose; if health he would now propose. mo The health of the Fn. Steand; Depot. lIS. Lor•bild- jest return he could Make to them was, to persevere in they did so, the trimaph eif 'their eosiptry Wu rentsis ; Duke o f Same was then drunk with tapterobe op- , t to the Strand. ! that line of conduct which he bail so lung punned. they, perhaps, might not live sufficiently long to enjoy . , Plane. ;Tit %OR DINARY CARRI; OF H e always held that a Member of Parliament eeght to the sweets of their glorious exertion', • but they would , rt., next toast was the " Duchess of Clarence." The !IFFEcTUALLY CUItED. go into the House of Commons to serve the.people--. 'ree- leave to their children the precious inheritance of r „ h• • •'1 th • her II t had-that rlav "" eith pe.4.°1•19' Noises is the not to serve himself. i'A I.i .essaf the Ear. are oneeeseully treat- N Li hoped 1 dom. Their united efforts would overawe the advocates t.• airman *au a Vocal IV I IMO •‘ " " Ilw. / •-• • , ''' of corruption ;it was in the weakness and degeneracy naise.arried with twins. 'Cite toast was received with No. St, Edgowore.rond, London, shou'Al ever appear anxious to remove every grievance ef a nation, that the enemies of public liberty gained great applasse„ • , itreet, where references to persons -to rehires every abuse, bet toast of all, that great strength and confidence. Well ,had the Poet observed, in the coarse of the evening the Tresseter 'read • , ' 1 ,IMlrty are, by Permlssloe. gir.m, anti crying abase, the present imperfect state of the' '' Unless Corruption first dejeets the proud long list of subscriptions, and commented oo 'the n Leedom Mid who have been aM And gnardian vigowrof the free - burn soul, Representatiou.-(Applaase.)-- , Under the present aye. y years, and given over as incurable Alt erode attempts at virtimiee are vain; crueint, prosperity of the institution. Trona tail Aerials; the treatment teat the House of Cole:moss never . would possess that . For, ells within, the soot ransabis untended. During the last year 161.49 persons were relieved h .. 1 eAse pain or Inconvenience. weight which of right belonged to it in the scale of N.'e r y e t by force was Freedom overcome." from different psrislres:---discharged from prisons ars. mired in niee days. the t'unstitution.-(Applatise.)-The Honourable The Hon. blehtlenaso sat doe. amidst the applause for small debts, 60; relieved in distress 1639, at am ' 4 .1 if tiO years, mired in one month. Gentleman conc lud e d by replaces:ink; his thanks . of the room. rase, cured in three weeks.expense of 7351. Si. 4J. The total number of pees irs, cured in one month. Mr. WHITBREAD next rose, and was received Wei t The health of the lion. ORET BENNIT was next sans diseharged from prisun siot-e the esta'dishmeee k's. Cert., deaf eight years, erred 1n great applause. He said that he bad not a onsembell 'given from the Chair; ,it would be impossible to de- of the Society in March 1803, amounts to 15Il; and of language to express Ilia Melia / re; when bedaubing! scribe the enthusiasin With which the Hon. !Gentleman in addition, 24,299 have been relieved. who. wit h ars. cured In five weeks. d co ld fb f that he was grate f u l , e did not do so in the orm was received-the lea d and hearty cheers which fol. their families, make an aggregate of 93.886 persons. . *cane, cured in three weeks. are, cared in three weeks, of w ... 1., ba t i n the ardent sincerity of feeling. lie lowed the nteutiou of his name, continued for some Thanks were afterwards voted to the Treasurers. ears, cured in two month.. • nevi:: ha l occasion to regrtit the isled‘es which he had minutes. After silence was restored, be proceeded Stewards, and other officers of the Society, who se- years eured In a month. giro, • to his eonstitnents.- ( Appl ause . ) lle w a s to addr e ss the :Beeline'. He t h an k e d them for the yerally returned thinks, and the company. with were . . . years. cured In two weeks. . ,run, cured in ail weeks. pledged to the great queriun of [Worm With re- distiogeisiwil niatmerin which they bad received greetly entertained with several favou.ite songs, from . ears. cored in a mouth. spent to tlust question, they might comet, a conclusion him-it was grateful to his heart-lie had long Ult. Messrs. Broadhurst and Collyer, separated at a late if deafness, "'wee by • Perlirie iu one short sentence-timely, that all the evils under that the best, the most honourable reward of a pithily hour. vele-thy cured in three teenth:. I • AINT3.-Personsatticted with Nee- which the country suffered were to be attributed to a man was the approbation and applause of his fellow- . _ _ • I with lowness or s pi r it s , d e bi l i ty , want of a foil sod fair rrpresentstion of the people countrymen ;-(ebt•ers)-tbat wan the only reward to MrsTeatoos OccusaANcE.-The body of a woman i ..i •f the hands and limbs. palpitation of i n P,rii. iin e n / -(Applause,) It had been his fate which he aspired : anti he world not exchange it for was taken out of the Regent's Canal yesterday morning . , ,e, indigestion, loss of appetite, met- te Lee,. A lways voted wilh one party; but he never all the guilty splendonr of political profligacy. lie quite dead. Some bargemen basing is the course of sus in the head, and diaien'lt ornate. nes head-ado.. .and the whole train of would vote with any piny that did nut make tie- was so KIM Ii in the habit of Meeting* opponents, that Faesday night heard the voice of a female calling for I ! slush in many instances retplers life harm their great and leading principle-(applause) h e scarcely knew how to address driendr.-(A laugh.) assistance, it' le supposed the deeettled bad lost het - j i I brain reli e f by applyi eet at the H er . eunv i oer .1 as lee was that no satisfactory relief -The el , ere. , of his Honourable Friend, Sir . Whit , way, and fallen into thecae:J. e greet number of lone smarting and c i buo i b e g i ven to s h e peop l e w i t h ost a t h oro u g h bread. broached principles which w ar med his heart- A .Neer or SHINDLERSO-A discovery of a note- i i .xpenenee hes folly pr o ved the mo d e safest and mo s t b ene fi c i a l hi therto 'r e f orm , Agriculturists might complain of distress- that tone of sincerity , those accents, pat him in mind rious gang of swindlers Ins lately been made by the f i 'm and strengthen th e serv e rs at . M.eafact o might point nut the wry to protect, of great nlines-eantes dear to liberty and their coca. police, who have succeeded to a very great emetic in to a Perfect state of hesltit.-In bot- th e i r particular i n terest,. but their exertions were try-earner that would be ever remembered, until all their impositions upon serious tradespeople at the • 4 1 , the Country, by fully stat i ng t h e i r 0 rdere was te d time • no effectual relief would be I that was hoonarabie and gnod were forgotten.-(Ap- •west•end of the tows, !stormed*. having been laid . . • aid. addressed to the hermitage. as ever given by as unreformed Parliament. Much had plauw.)-At tie present day one hardly knew what at Mary-le.hnne p a la ce : Om ni ., several if the pa a t ie s .• i . will ha ve th e r equ i s i te ith r u e i ne e neen lately maiden the tfir , iiin• of eCOOOSIty - an indivi- I topics to touch on, such absurd and Estraoralioary Were taken tato custody and broeglitto'Hitl Mee del- .$ I • with errrY iororraelloothe4 ease re- d„„ih g d ta k en muc h pains to enforce the principle of doctrines were put (*elk he the 'meld a . heard of tertlai. ginue•of the tradespeople 4‘14 upon at .1 4 labouring People residin• in or near • • • . f that iodiridual-hit great induitrr - bis before; they had heard it mild that. season of•plenly , deeded and gave eyilleoce n . after whi:th t he primmer , ed Patients, by p a p al a trifl i ng stun ""`""f --" :, i ' sired, aulee r p.. o t p a id. per s everance-at was i mposs i ble to speak too highly-, at all times imbed the - treats: tilling , Wallin evil were rein,teded fur forkker riatiiiitiii. 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