The Statesman. — London, England, 1810-02-10 00:00:00

ear , — and on which oetislOn he trusted the Gal: err would not he closed. It was his hordship's opinion, that all things which pass in that lase ought to he knowo—it were even desire_ Id / hat the name of each Member,, with manner in which ho votod, Should be ablished every night, that his Constituents might a ige fur themselves thu manner in which he exc. stes the high trust reposed in him as one of the zpresentatives of the people. H;s Lordship con-. laded his very animated address, by warmly Amending the order and regularity which uni rrolly prevailed in so large a Meetin;, and most orcibly urgisig the Electors of Westminster to v ans in those efforts to obtain a Reform in artiament, which he trusted would be seconded Df the imitation of their ciao - pie iri every part of t o United Kingdom. [llls hardship retired ;midst load and repeated cheers.] Mr. STUMM next proposed the following 'Wolohan: That the Thanks of this Meeting be given to Sir Francis 03 ,d e it, Bart. for caning upon the House of Commons, dur kik !aft Session, to take into their cons'. iteration the State t r i le Repre sentation.. and fur Isis able anti constitutioani etc h on that (retaking.' Sir FRANCIS BURDETT assured the Meet. (flat had he wanted any e m e ou ca goinent in pur. s it of the great object under consideration, or n v motive to induce him still further to exert to :;•• utmost of his tlaltity Ms power, in defence of he r idits and liberties of has country, it would gebeen most cheering to him to have received, tthanica-**ll,marat wishes of the Citizens of 'estininster. If, hitherto, he never had despairs+ , recovering their COlTllthationai rights, th a t iect i ng ga ve him less evade titan vier tot do.' ptidsecy. After the very able manner is whlteh ; r ot 'Mika amt enrtuptieua of thesitem hael) i t in exposed ;:and after the orsly •rmedy before. 1 011111 beed to ably maintai ned, he ibuatd lou r ink it his duty minutely to eoter,intu those . par.' icu;sts which had already both so fully and so. :iarly dctai!cd. Hit 'worthy fellow.ciliSilo Mr. STIRCII), who initodeeed the subject with mu , h ability, had- htgeeimisly stated . vs . tout siviel arguments find ohjettions tit a Re. or m o f Porllausent, and iho ma n y i ns idi ous ques. •., (v ., which the unealies of the liberty and pros. rite of the country so fretinenfly pot to the Ad: oats' for Itofortn...." What":say they " would von have?" Were he asked " what would i People of.EntilAml have?" he would answer in w words, 46 TH £1 it It I0H11." It was not in. ,nhent out him to shew what would ,be the con. ormwes; but he would say, that the Pedpk•Qf have as *tech right to third part of tlio 4islaturt, as the-King to the Grown. Let Them ook into Magua,Clunts, and see what the People multi hare ; and if they would see what the Pet!. leaf Englaid•winsid not have, let them look -al he many Actsof Parliament that ha,voseeently been awed. lie remembered es Pattle 4 sr Isir.h;was nut Ina's, licahls to this parte( thesttbjact. • An aid Gentle. lan had made au agreetnent with Death not to be motioned hence until after he should knee received tree sufficient wart:inks: g s continued the usual eogr am through iffy , matil :.at.kngth hia'beseing tiled him ; tort lot/ Otto Ida leak& Wawa P_ emiliadow. • (1, anti &mile okileiV giro Id Creatlentie to firmed peat se eprisia, that Death bad preedsed hint three so rains. Weis wit wot ha . the Pate of ..lieW ' tenon ? lied we oat Mew weeeloso did j i = re uo sympteese, As marks of Abe f the' libertiel of this eosiotry ? Wes tbeest o ilarrasks, aO D e file, OD • Gsimm :teleopil we sot Hectolitre, adhiclotalerlo,c , bt•foi q more, .ribibillii.forilasetAtooir ilbigadmili detail—Cis - 414• 4//,'" 1111601110 t . inertia , % . "ad gads; 0/11M/ttati@lps_ 64 di ovoid , • sr /PM a isantileitrzSell Coiloairod laidatA opoo“lio lma as 4 esoeruptione ,f those deputing/1W lige *bleb, from. his pre eniee, he was oecesister well atoyetinted. Bu( oslil we turn sear eyes to every department is bid cortuption ;sad whose preeailknk, wAs not whole system see unitersal sone of pillage d of plunder, Ind 'alit' *net those, who fat :ncd on the spoils of the public, escape ith impunity ? hied not the Publie been foiled ad laughed at ? had not the delhaqtacitts, when dell, 03oped without penisitmeast ? In • Mat. n, where it is skamelesely avowidand icknoe ged, they had pretended totting in an Aet, to be repotatiou of such acts of plander.and pillage; . las well might they. tell us they want an Act to sigh the ctiate of innedor— what .new act was mita ? NpOC —Common sense and / common law re the law by which pliinderers otkhe to be pii... 'sled. But other, and se : Orion" minibus en not wanting : tiro, here atteeki.dail l y made, th openly and covortly,siptinst that pd &ilium, .r rather, he weld a deyiatoompuniment of Liberty, fru Preis, Ow rlateleof which were usurped or • iffed by the AttereeriGesseral, by the Orders that ROM ',kith tie bad already mentioned, ere 4 irefflicient eternieg: Cie planner too in 1 Wit Jdries were ettpuinted in caw of libel it as - ectly notorious : yeti shackled as the Press 1 1, : , , aa object at-once of dread and of elegeosce .mess it could bo 026440 i -shod, the Pion ^refs dou't Wei to fed themselves safe. ' That Neil was unknown to our Forefighoss, bad on. blushingly liJuis done. We had tees in this eabetry ab arow or Germans. What! could we 1101 depend on those wen for Pee defence, who, W alone, have been fesbd eoosblo ' -Oaf courage; Clough not try kale weeeleoo, '. elting 01 ° t o. iirogress of fiat -teen 'who 'DOW these Germans, wiWei *lsere trek/ *le 441'emd b b_ 3 out of dadt , iliette Weseeley ? flees "ilit not ,mrracks Bniabo t ‘ SOW Megistritte, enrbitrary waTaissiOners, .by winel4 property is taked.ttet of the prutectiue of 'Jig* ? its did, bPS'egre tint that so smieesemd a Ill Y" .lls6 4• lillidd r, , iimiCthrough the land, Aft Os Pau woe •ow so dariog as to Et as le OsPellisiereetr., and continue to rob the ceerttry Of Our Trial by Jery, than which a more Pooelestifeti-. oil aet was nrltf corninited. Oat abeeeiligliWilla Me under the thumb of -Ow' iilololo fikla ara 1 eillike our forefathers, we boil eildwiliktidirtetold' for our rights is the Shiers u bed ID cll. I 1 toAd itilh 'an lignamittkai esti ItAmp iNethos ; it was bet new the Lien, but the which we .had to contend. This worthy Cilium, who bad so ably addscssed than, had *hewn that it were absurd to look for .relief from the feeble palliatives of partial Reform, sconesnicrd Rafael, • temperate Reform, or, in short, anyapeilies of Reform but that which goes at once tothaelaproot of the evil. The Reform Which !they emight,iwria, however their rightscaud he t nutlet, woniiirbefailiblf 4 be recovered; had but that right beets ettotered, and exercised thirty, nay :beauty years, what wbuhl have been the censequistece ? Reform of Pa*. liament, say'tlynenelnies of. this measure, might, be good, but it would not alleviate taaatiois—let It, however, not be forgotten, that ", wino is something, but liberty is more.". A Reform of , Parliament would prevent taxation ; cruel, on. just,. and scanrhlvus wars.. Had we •but • bad a timely Reform of Parliament, should lie have been involved in a war with America ? Should we have been involved in slate daft ear, that • waS tended filth horrors and barbarities, which, thoolik I uoviltionablyconsiuitted, he felt himself ashamed to name, although , unhappily theist bed bent foand tose who were not eierilitat to . ho. come the instruments of vengeance ? Should we have been at this moment involved hi a fifteen yeirs war, with a neighbouri.t4. iitials, on' the monstrous principle of a nation having a right' to change its government ? The Reform of Par— liament thirty years ago, would have preVented the acemettlation Of 560 millions of debt, and the incesualst harassment of *the collection of &emit taxation ! They were not, hew@ content - W. . sessideob and fools. it - wealthits pasiesptiahir thing. short et.** amikal tiestiessissught. Folly, lodeed, would it br, a Ore sinew reforms of Lib Acts of Parliament, al der -the retoeste at refores t if we shooid be.* thing &a Mea l Instead. of applying the en adequate reutoilp4a Reform in the repress I ,tastgr. of the likeep le. Were we 'sseesteadit :will for a mere cof Adodaietratiotr ,gums; celled bulegebild. and moderate, lonteibist which, they think . waeold appease the pablic 'lion--he would or ha did not desire it, unless des people were rashised to the full pi;ssession °C ask rights. To struggle for an-Aelininistration, would •b u lik e passengers contending for the • most con. modious situation in the cabin. of a sinking ship. The number of theforeign - troops in the kingdom" he seppimd, me should have from a Gentleman in a neighbouring Roots - -bet we had not only a Geillitia Army, but German °fitters at this time cuiamisadhig k'inglishmen,this allay was Bona. Istiblkhcst advanced suard.he beer not hue he 'end isarc Wore worthy and effectual ploos t ers. ' . Widre we bet to put into the hands of oar 'ewe Abbllntryanni, arms, Ind to unite them all by the ;iffilhoratiOn of their political liberties, he should Allen reel no apprehension of the power of Fad retakes of , all the Powers elf Burst: gombinfri.i* e. , AlltalltAiiirelliti MM. Sit Francis INTIM than Animist Mims,. by thanking , * tying fee-. the hied sapped they. *Wow dame 'Alas,. sett sarsesereeconossided ossieftery eats in she aptawarto wet bid bees sk i hotel ate, oeoenien 11.•010/0 1 / 2 „. , MAIM 1,140 Sistos a elad a*l f Itmi Ailit*Piasualtre .743witowice. • tAg.ll4: 14 P i. . SIPMNICIML4IIaIIia iii rol l ____......, 7 ' Ttitcleftl i le s , liailit4llllll be et se Ned. Aka' tig. TY, edftrting to tlmr ...~ hojohers tea • opal the liberty of die press, Seek esimekintlo observe that a copapirieragalest ;halt iovaleable privilege seamed toesist anamsgille, , bad men of the *tear, and Cholla rills of the gout 4jes Tide conspiracy, indeed, ins so miseltievireisaillo Allepositio*, and so valise its its operation,. *a' abs pullopten CURINCIS4 AVIA the prat had to Wad• against censiderible difficulty ma .daa. ,wo.- Yet that WaSt not osoagh ti sittify tits epl• $ :of their furs. The ustuvallee. 4 Pon sell *Soder of the fetilest Mod bad been rstwatli *id e a. Xi. Windhoek,. in - Ow *WI 'Maki fan imagiottion *hick' seemed ' . .geocralty• to • .IcOrit the intim:we of generous 'fealty, or lost. lessoning, had thought proper to Waste their., Slanderer. iltit what opiniess were the puklic likely to fart* of the candour or the manliness of that gentleman, , When acquainted wit* nAtts fads. Ile% Mr. Windham psyfesw,l to 1449 e, gentimien collect** with the' pp" . not Jong sines rettisimsdeneut the 114 statute of gal .1'44 Wiliam* imiestett to the tires!, isithmtit cecePtlev or &Met ineareg_ ,"'' ' withoutatating one fact to justify the impotatiows Per himself, and for all the gentionseo with wbiiie he had the: - honour tas., be' *equalities', •Ilse gout challenge ihe Right Ileiteurabk Gentleman to sm. tiiiii . ttis charo. n tlced .. it 'struck his, nsioli t tbat the Right flop. dentin and others,, ?N. out be so forward to • press this e.harige If e 01004. raiity of tku press Weft! really venal. It with be believed, the maintenance of a eontrary Ahorisslur which pronvokcd .the ire of these gentleinen. :If venal, the press would met be by ally, jovial so offensive. But with *hat pretensions to ma*... nos could the Right lion. Gentleman abuse Gel*. ttcmen in a situation in with he knew, they bed not the opportunity of reply! Thells were ellity. of these Gentlemen, who, if they bed turd that op. portenity,. might pet-baps bate soda tbe - 113100‘ lion. Gentleman Nei 'something% tike repentan that he had ventures' upon tneiran attack. . ”on *hat possible ground coati! the Right Ho:. Gentleman think himself warranted id the till's.; ordinary course he had tilted ? Asking the sub. jects of his calumny were many Gcntlented as highly gifted,ils liberally 041004 owl se .henOef ablydispused as tits [Lt. fhieviiol,: himself; Sad he would ask, If On at: Iliess tal.id not butts born to forte de g whit milk, . , , his 040,1 Meet probobly WOW or .a 1 , . Mamba of, the Smite* he , title* woo engaged is eating the *arks HOW Ad orelkiliele Jesititojees" - kiiilier; or Ige athOlgoissin. ti kart." The Rigid Hon. Gentiououl i Apo be klMSetile the gross lAtack •slishtNl tag /fibs loolr*ltv .. zat ...„ . .. ii 6,..., 44.0..i.di weer 4.. • ow 'pi --- . , • .. ..., ._ _ • . . • . , . . • .. .• • . _ . , ate_,..., 1 ~. Et* 400 01101. 11 01ft44Iest..aindmimess • _ aot gilip**01010( Wm** is itFai • ' of , 14114 . P .• 41 0.L.Iiiilt ileleilttiS * lllll eiMiell- rit the - ce4n, try,'or Puma VON woh4ol at nieght.ljt.was !.scarcely worthy . ;demuotialhertion.,• Suet . Isiignagi was not Misilimetilitt ISt: W,lndhinn:-. 4141 made use of by ethers, particalarly -QM Aril in h ial side, ' fermi. when one beard illitith astrnt considering tho nature 'of • their ire.. e:44 und the ludustrjr. they "were known to ..' i . : in appealing le that very opinion wiiiith &c . . they ' hit to ceutemn.. Like Mr. Windham,. es . they proclaimed . popularity as of. no account, and yet they omitted no sly secret expedient to ieduCe its tarot*. But (be conduct of. such th en in presuming to speak wi th arrogance 011ie intel. M end opinion of the , public, was quite intolera lik Re really believed that there was not /Toils et any importance in the country where there was. any spirit of inquiry, and.' reeding room, iii which mem could nut be found as capnblein every respect et governing the empire u the present Ministers. It was notorious, indiituji limit in sosersl districts there trillthisany- persons inlieitely more capable. tact tiiii.that &foam be sought fur which would give to ugh district tale eppertunity of appointing men of talents and integrity As their repgamtatatiir, which woeld 'stud to the people the mans. of e!hPloyiwg all thwagiattihwy plahasetlfew the pub. lic seeviats and whit* owahllCallhatandtr, 'Priwirre• the tunssy.isibellildl4loolSMlNlNlSlSSer-of wls. capalotoWielf".#o4:." •. = • • ... CoN* . 115116.1reWhile:iviairiellhe 4lastliiie, g ellimiNwtaiptild a llaillhaaitta ! a ep% yes- wow+ brink- twiritil eksvostitionitelllPW 'ofilimensiMP.44o/10mtleolatkeiltinetr' alh. jowein* dim tre;ssaieoesat.:alsoet. taws 'Ores by •the pad irsallitalll44o frost of die Hustlags.‘ UoneI , WASICILg elms sji•ke its lbc fellow: int elect.-Gottilesio, it wog east my intention to have Arai myself eolith Plating, rallies a L do, that L hot no right.to offer mysetchaving so Intie,conttectioo with the CO ,of Westminster, brioied that of the support which 't hare received, and toilalahos enabled me to combat sod eetr. *ilia,'" N oi. . Entre en unit:lrv!, hone sot •. L4ret hid an .oppertunity of o :4lt impot 01 4 ,V111111 '. the subject of a Retina se rolls itylissaconektion,tbst o if the LNiasiss 4. sato 11401 y end bonntty relyeasated, a very ' soptita of the bor. thew 100) 4114.1111.00,,i tir an_MNOW, might be mete* 011111. ....tesitboet lefthe last radtilAiit WA ': ' . 60140,1 tie *col sessi.i sIP aiiiilb4tS: tt litioi set *efair t tbiek the vitas of that *sesta as* la% WW I ilia _Pre grit. fliNi. WO hoe b4*** 11** si , 110 1 11.1sraWie " vial i itat teltintriset . *ow is aA. , . iiimo rol',. *plait tar - 4 1,1: i I flost- ..• , . • ..., ilk - - .aiik4 omit. ,64100 A- itfirva she ter ell *self Of* • Via:.. riit Aiety'Vaginseilltitillyi. .IsniClit .. . AMC * = e e r nllttrit Rotmo -Vria.l r efli' as l yseir 1 - 0- heisig-! forwent Insch. plans-,et ,illdittery. totsenalt. Mint aa *halt Mesa year thwiiinity....[Ctlynef . are a frfteetilly iteteeivrod.-by opplase, 10 4 11.41 :' ... - re obliged lb pause ;a • etmesider: ibis the constant practifo of Mon% ,de cot, irho ate -any this; bat `tart iiiipmesowtativos of the People, when any abase' is pointed oat, -iatomdiatcly to propose ha 44 14401 i 4P Ikon they sot to wart and appoint a' motrd ,of Commbisioners'of their own; but sed an' you with the csPence. The Cosninisaksweri Imp* thcirlabarin with groat formality,:ond ivory; ihollaostration of sigour, but year oriel* after. rilar.6.the Inquiry it still in progress, bet the . resell- is due of an . addition lc' the blatantly 'of • tenadesi.• ' YI P S hare bad secret' Cotemisslons'and open 4;mansisalons - .but , the rcithlt Is precisely the owe. Giviiitsate4 about three years aqo a OM. vtiseieo Was established, .at the :epee= of Wen Ihnoimod. pan hds a year, to exansints the seesaws atthe lite ilarrack-Master.Gcneral, General do -fey, whO was held or suspected to be a defaulter 10 iliiiimouot of 100,000 pounds.-......N0w that • CpaissibsiaaGentlemen Madmen 'Whig ever sincei -bait wV see no Rep6rt, 'and Croon wkat'l -know end have burl s . TIURTy years will not collect to inishibitt: MOO, ; so that. to esamino-iss aeu eatliit id . wig& ilafalcation to . the , amount of 4100; 1 000, on will be saililladi with only ie7ooo a par, eadt . ..the - labonri of- the Calesiellienere 116111:=4,.11eally. icrieinated I There .is asOdhelt -pointAiestioesen to which (beg leave to des si youx,atieetlea, a nd that iti, rriteporc which WO I. wili 'AIM Ts* .*boat two viers . ago, respect, - Itit:lbe 'York Hospital, -at Chelsea. *, in, that-, . Repent, . which was made by the - Cowatsrionerst , it: Is statattkai in the year iOOO, no less a quotity 411141-TWILIMI NMI of 'Rod Port Wino was con. eilliglif, but doting the year preceding. 1170)) ' a plit.itr port had been consumed ever y .Tea Days! Mat saporti Glaialailaw has been on the table of those Man who eatt themselves your twpreastotives for two year,. WO &WWI I lakes -oared to can their at tattoo to iI Rat OW Wilde artist lotooltootiiittl 1 Witt bye is - Wiese ire yet Pith vomegiten6w LOWS iht liert ni gr:L ii s e4 or ire were Oil midi otw_ west • "two, *wool Wbelle =dal floto t ... w .. ' 111.11. 1W00 l tlte it wear vi l la . aro. get road r bir, - GoOsorfwthet 4 111•11!"adykoribiorivigat ...-4 lfigo.l7ll. =l. ...... II • Pitt . • WEN • With ~Oft the . Tap- V I T. bows. yew Will ware IV sceewiteterad- leo g tb : iM 1 Mot V, tell ye' '' otli. Imo -low risitti I- SiolatilW 7 o ..A0 to laeselog,lr t . oa, width ba• bee, e t imeaserable, that I.ee a , Itlnii thagrtit er cam et isr_ daw *retest* I,VS:i 0I t == agli vo. Ism 1 alpt 1210 a 9- e tealell ‘emir lid"r eif att' paet tlist igete ir t4, bey - be Wealth "iamb tur f or - , e Mai the eheaxer" 3°4 4 ' eitabrao 0 ' ob. tbaell* Duke 01111 0 0044.fter5... MeralliklAiielirs Ire so 4410 01 thitiv ert rite . The wos :of INF 0•11 IN /Ntr k t~lrte.l • •} w,~, •:.• • !Mgr "O ates Olt ise,d P f e, Pima Colonel IlAittete - theit Untie asteelleint, Mwee aerie were gfveri, to trioeb ts - artiovol:ceetentatire of •$* Wardle for 'ever. Wardle for ev*," iihtedieely.suegeedril, Ran 'contibbed for's•nie doff. . , . .. . . - 'LONDON : .• . . ~ '• 1.. , • . ~ , , ... , , • • , ~ 1 . ' itktulusAT ' nutstratir 10. ' ' i ' •. s • -. . r • • . ', ATJail,. t 406141 'rise 'l44lve Inti**eno Vigof 4,61.T.45t0pY but hi no itikrtienbtri hme 7 0- 4 41 41 01 - ' .'.. we ix, Jed to ettfoc6.le, tlisi . thg= contain 1444 to the btipes of resit the rue* sioieiii.. •Thiltiboiststi thicisttOi k ier 6y Catalog --- hi 'OW 'llltOil :cutler. illir gdprerile . Illik from itiOille to . tk forbribe purpose it it e !tortes-- as wq Wien at•lfeWc., b y the Xr : iiitlifeerOle.' the A Owlet*. Tbe iips4l , lll. 6 P 94 !"1"d f !FI ea 1 ale than the priThie ilia 'bighltilvd • e trpeetb.il illipkitii sag base iso 'I; eikk Alien % s oreseat td King I' Siiiimba, ao his tarot Eriti‘b **rimy . eolittriite :1 1 * a i; Agr 4 1 1 . 41 .9' 1 11 44 e 6 Or ~ .. ...4#4 1 (t il iPfk4 1 2 a 4 1 . 1 1, 4 kii.l4l lk,* *00,04^ lam fa* leil e i, 4 4 11 , 0411 0D44* vete ao aIPhIPtY to' "Ir •Reasfr 4 f•tok9kkik of .4oD towe, _ g ins *t.Y•lriergisil at tbl***fraiter Mating, **unit sista: ollat the RAO" or T litl ► arkpAt! ' VI iiII so • by al qitAcel *PU4 . 44.9 . illiPbriallt AP *Au* - - wosjie, iffilivt!.*ll; into esSeestrio bill* Oat)* tiiiiiiiis ("the ittetbe *vs coedit*, pbu ' 1 ViW ikesc isoltref tat se', ask ed# keaPy " . „ , . / abllie.tha s t o r i p i r Itesifrtil ea ilif - lieil,line tto'oilier patina " or cease et awsel& fi deaf . l SW,Agy iti t il r I VIII la . ' t 4 6. _ ._lli Mete ' ts sada* their ritS e. :lfoll 16 141 0froleisce of ifellealltion that IL have `rest la eessegoesee r ef that atas:3 i .het• to ' Oster lino* misrule 441*. 11 . el The' paittliebtar, se it (ha , . '• etsalugt ieuulif be hisoalth rblar kuar,or Se *late. Thera" bme fact i .toncking the elsatessighbot the poi. .1 i..441,6:"."*.0f1i5e te l l w6 t i at cit hi l in e tee brate tkal tih elel lillt"l llllll:l 4, 2ll4 lbei lr 44011 1Plit rehilt. ' AWE ifetest.** iiainvote4 that 1 btetoght • erica Ike •, ' shames stikkat Mgt:take of Yeltir, at the i - levslifibw • • Duke erf•pi,et. Mstleiven r ll 01 , ~,,,,,e . . aver, time I-ge. rrr,:lis'iliy life, hall eta eatueetkel • • if Irewt‘ a ripiti or any, albjece%shatevei, '...,.. _ .• i . or.kwllrectly, 1?y left's, Wtheough Om • ' ....*„ ,„ •• . 4 . • erse* talents,. 11. Mt ~ ,„,. , ' .. • er , . Dam st eilf,* *tem W . ** . 4..., :he day * the last treelArbei • " - L.„, . l orva by She Jialgsfk . 1* Wit+ to r ' , mum. dim t• the Pohl, I Irecl-k 114 - - . -";:.. ...: life iletlarktian, *WA I ittee ars Auer ~t , ,t - ~.. .., .... . ..„ . i awl of the strictest homer a;ist lac. _4, . ..74 ... ollinii i s continuing, west h=sl , ,.. • s.ek to liktitself. IltuflospfaV • at the soleion declarislaalleeellfseie . - lei . ' Pee *bosh yeii.helleuelle . . • ~... ' l eakfliNeent msed4as kawoorkl- 1 ,Wak - l ' A "' !WWI only repeat my . ' fat , ' w rwk font - honNired'inv e . iltie ' my este.. lone to the Cause of the . ell, come mil wish aty lite. ' : - - ' wil7 .. . ----- - -- _ , _,_.,,.. . ~.,_ j'. 71 . P * i ; ,- -4 14 Y.Y 1 -- S , 4 t ) L4' B2 '‘ . .••••1.- .. fi g iii3tfig lir - '446 - . 1 r " ------ " -- -(7 ---- - - .-._• ____.._ ___ . :itlona Cbritt xt in the-' tieht 'AIM • rte Jail* hove foaled it eeiiiinittli4.llo: 10 , ' ) 'the tee of betas, nearCitert4lolllll* , : it Soto rotitly catotouoicattatilii&-ilk. Ott reqty.frooeoppreiteitiott 0404 . ... itapat', whet, sop , gbakthetree4o.ote . he •Itiv.kiii4ie44;s,o* t alai . poll Potteptete Jou** Viiilirik, . . sica t tit the heilekii—. 4 ilit-lbel Wu* lettere. cantata tbtroo . pCit . ttiloni at etieiess, lei* ' i ',. . I Dia* beCti-(411100.• MN*, ,___ _' ' ' .... . Y to biiieirri4ved 10411 ago* 1 40 1 1 . 4f1 , - rol f riehaill and ats Ainaiir, in I.le ' - . ei; to te'vitie. :The itia,4l . 4terd ck We ilea Vila. , •. ' *. .::.,. 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Ad three clerical liettlknisos As well deacons*. tined titbit, tank, ps , . • f Plying his. addresses to a lady ess a tltic to It* _ . • :Lwits, ctintrieed td be reedit& bitdtio,fassdltios , .- w character of her lover, where be 'Will tutted fell the inmost respect ;' and this date: him oftpnt. , snide, of arranging the matter .for his frielicl ft% Dnints.o: On Wednosdai morning ht priu . 1 ~_• ' Pit t I -'1 144.4 l!iir 4 1.10 4 _ I 1 hillli Mc , ret . Bice. I t .e., ~. i h 6;1 ifigtd Gist, K M 6siun i "•al itiutt; 4 - 4 Ins 4 had . " i!~ r p l ' tn. or i;1 '' 0 r r ■