The Statesman. — London, England, 1818-12-14 00:00:00

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Nef frIHE follnlilYtt Pheapbtot, site fects'of which tre Jr. a* eisegoivocally and of reapfetably Wetted as an oc currences in science, will prove to the attentive Readec tit it the td ho it theeesei de vends not en it* common medical gualitien• riots, skill in poetry, in the speculations of metaphysic - 5, or it the petty desterities nod legerdemain of modern chemi.try, but la the as , teat mode of esperiment. called Empiricism, nut ..• t wi tildsb •Ibe mystical profession of medicine bob discredited as tasyslicalsuperstition ling discredited reason. Principles ore here i•-, . , from sometimes sates, which are all complete esperi s,and no .opiuion is given, and no system insinuated on . • 6 . - dby en indisputable fact. 4: , , ~ • be modern Practitioners of our Military Homibils, tired .of ~,,, ipediral mysticism, and of curtailed noses, rotten bones, mid i' ssedeaortitations. are returning wisely into the path of 'Bs , . apiritipft. stud professeilly (feriae, by Galenje .1 ileyoc, Maftlenitibe aid of Mercury. 'hit drendfol disorder whitli Ili Owl . lloeldeeMll of Waltham tote. This is a splen Ildlikoffe is We • wet& of medicine. It is a truth of the utirtol.t impartarnv igfi • : Asset Indere, and is an additional proof. if any •emald gtlex after the esuerieace.of half a reentry; that V:A VEGETABLE SYRUP is a woe Rinsch p••,•erNh • ' mililetute for asestaer• is ail eases. • Tbe.e soon of Paracel.ms MCI Ito the earth, will in time endeavour, as die Aso .i.c bAsatterstlusd and apply iid verElable lead ere ; and • ya I.4lseis arboowledge ilieimportaae,e of 11.eloos' Velma. , a ' Eft*, and of the prevent Edition, price l‘. Of A N A CCUU 74I P , of CURES by YELNOS' VkGF.TABLII SYRUP, la disorders deriving their origin or ma! 4 , lbity from scorbutic its. - •iporitimi and the indiscreet and frequent 11,e of calleabel, ite. . „orbich occrefiosyolsoniclions in the lymphatic vra.eli, and dial ebb said enfeeble the vital actions of the wh.ilirsymeas. By r -4 100M AS CAN H 111, sole Proprietor of the !Medicine, Ne mhos, to the late Isaac Swiiins• a. and ooly own*: do. hi l ls and ','• ' "lir. Dr Venni, No. 52, ' Bertier's.street, Oifortiotraet (te •opearloed from El, Frith-street. Sabo). " By rectonip4 some diseases as incurable, mid misers as par • 'llmperibd iiit hire, Ph , sit-fans do linty 'nada law of . netlie uogestempt their ignorance from discredit aml Jaunty.' BAc W . geld by J. . Maguey, 170, Piccadilly ; .1.• Asperse, CotahiU; nod a ben ll .ilie Booksellers. !kw I)4W iNTELLIGENGIity o t .‘„) t iv.s COURT OF lUWS BENCU, DEO. 14 *Meta, the'ealet, and 'Retour, the wet-nurse; to iire evidence. Cross-tettnine4.--Ifeter told his master what he hied Wee, because he never saw any fact ; he had Italy Oespicione. , /.. 1 • mr.Maryatt, from Co; and Greenwood's, stated 'ghat the tihfendant" was a First Lieutenant of Vogl- lifers on half-pay, about twenty years of ege t Wit. like did sot believe he had any other dependence 1 thin his half-pay. Witness proved the hand-writing , `if the DePadua to several letters addressed to Mrs.] 'LW; ` , L , E; .•• 1 „,1 ! . , . ,--•• .• • 1 ~., T o . lets illoied to were thee read and are! 1 . 1. . 4 111 . s oral ua follows..- . . 6 6 Edinburgh, )Ith February, 1817, r l iebitaN M.,inhig. 46 I bad jest Minted 'sr iourrettitt, evtintleMing abet I elieoght wiiild be moat advisaMofor you to kar,.. whets I get year tretraorefinery ietermleation le lostryftttur of last Friday—this had made my *deice' ilkehletly useless ; end now allow, me to ' lay, sty t Margarita, that the step you hive taken is at , ' y bad one—indeed, I cannot ettderstand what yeas will gain by running after him. Dn you ',op pose theoyee can, by your presence, lefinente Owl 'Misdate of a one lost to ali feeling, or is your pre-1 Also= necessary to awaken Offenses of your Mewls, whom you mention ?—No, no, Margarita, yes acted very weakly In quitting your home. Mentioning to Sir George Cockburn would have been sufficient.... ' Don't be angry for my schooling you. I only do ak yea desire, and speak to you as if you were myi '4Mer: it is tree it comes too late; but I cannot re.l stain my sorrow ; indeed I plainly see that they are gradaelly drawing you into their snares, and in a 1 few days you will feud yourself deprived of any rigq. over eisber his h. use, servants, and perhaps, •'e your own children. . " Has brother, in particular, I suspect of acting 1 1 de most insincere part; I trust I may be wrong for four sake. How different is this letter to the one I had just finished; it was in answer to the one you repented of having winter. I there gave loose once wore to all my hopes. You tees desired me to come 4.0 Chester to meet you ; hut, Margarita, I know resehtalter than you do yourself Sspoose I had !trifled this place immediately, what would hove been my feelings en finding that you were vete; but now lOW you are once in London. I sopp 'se you will re main the season. Whatever )oor detrimivation may he, .1 wish you surress- I wish you happiness. You mere Heel tn ropeot of haring written that letter ; !riot ye. were, I hope, mistaken when you skink t was peide that made you fee. it. Oh, no I I hope tt allioseeellegoodeleir of iiiiiiri Britt --se*di e yew feel 4.4evy for h , seing once more .iisisted the hopes of he legless ' (which yi'it most have had a secret whispering you nevi intended to perform): this time, hoes.- failed to brotk the heed used to disappoint ' but I'll no say more on that sehjeet• As lk bate kllO4ll VIOU I ',ITI , he'll sincere with you not, therefore, lose that consolatinn by coal he so now. Margarita, I love you most most painfully so. in spite of (I know not call it) people sending me letters full of dal 1 and I am sure foul aspel sions. Within these t. I have received a letter from Chelten hams telling most eitreordinary story. It is from a persoi knows you well, and who could have no 11011$11r . lead me By this it appears that your husband I acted with a little feeling towards you. I cannot credit the story. Oh, no! I love on ton well over to listen to the slander of the world, hot I am miser able for life. I al all be impatient to learn the success of your negociation from the cheap lodgings, and snould not et all be surprised to hear that you are going abroad with him. Till I hear that there is something done for you, I .hall remain at this place ; but it is say intention In quit it immediately. It is in vain to attempt to hide my misery. Oh, heavens and God, how I suffer 1 but it shall not last—l'll wrench it eat; every atom of it shall be rooted op, and I'll live to laugh at the miser) .of others. By hearers, I swear, I'll no longer sailor this ignoble mate, this life of vexation, hopeless disappointment. I: is the height of tameness to live in continual false hope. BA it is donz. Yesterday--only this morn ,4 awoke, and all was bright; all hope and es pectation ; happiness I thought • woe in soy reach; ellen In ! it is cut short by—by what? Margarita, what has made you go to London? To make bins give you a chariot and your jewels—both perhaps oat of his power. Impossible that you could think such a thing. No ; but the result I thick will show what you intended. Well, my dearest Margarita, from whatever cause you are gene to iowo, and al though I grieve at it, you have my most hearty Wish that you may apnea& ~It ups a hasty and impolitic step, but now that it is taken, I hope you will .de rive benefit from it t 'hit You were already tired of the country, I am not surprised at; I have often told you you cannot live without seise , strong interest, which you could not find et Aston Hall. I am there fore net so mach astonished , at year returning to London, where you base so many Needs, and whole' pus are so likely. to be well'etivised among so mita* that you nearly look platelike brothers.; my ember has perhaps ranted my amitel.,lllo I cannot helpcon. hosing that I felt l;utC . Utah, rumens', sallow .-..misery generally follows pliwoute ; it has donio with me. I base to 'bank ye. for the most bah moments I ever /lamed in my life. I have to tell the I owe to you the most inisorebto ones. It vie, boo. ever, never Make me cease to cherish your ea with the greatest fuasdeess: nor, Margarita, 41 to love and adore 'you id the latest moments of !. Rife. It would be uorteenteto say that I shall tryst ' forgot you, for I am tied to yew (is My affection)for life. You will receive this when in town, perhaps in company with some of those characters to whom you at least owe ovoid deal of your aisery, sod whom I .. . • ' 'hirir - io.w' ' - i 1 .1 • r. 1 ~ • • - • - .....t1 , . ASTON E. ELLIOTT.. Mr. GURNEY stated, last, 41115 was 1111' IlldiAft .brought by the Plaintiff, the' HOW. Hervey Aston, against the Defendant, Edward Esq. tare= corer * compensation is damps for Elliott,he settsetiOirl of his wife, Mrs. As of parties were thht% J ,thala pers,oas highly connected; dui Plaintiff a Gessill theenst-411- large torten*, the ion of -the, I prevehtgOVehoor of Madras. L ., p, 111 r. Def, being then at Cadiz, sew the yeti* Y, wits..66V 60ittflarb @chase his wife ; sito Atistitity4itioghtet of I illieVE9elit of intinetiei o ,.4fisc,lnvely IA , her Their insilashintting in her -warners: Senn brier Their anwriagathey name to &enroll, where the ce. iteractii wasigate pertninied ; 'and in 1815 they went to France, where they itentinatd till the latter *BO4 1816; firing in a state of ft nal es t 1 e happloetaiii is the time of the Defendant's finding his way latit4ini family, and sestrnying that Itsppitiess. in the latter end of 1815, Mr. "Anon took a house at Passer. sheet two , mile, from Paris •, to this house the DP+ fesidant was invited, to partake of the hospitalities of its eirner ; and herr, in the absence of his friend, he famail.oecasion to seduce the affections of his wife, Artiti - , trOhiratte bit bed. Mr. Gurney proceeded to de. . i , of the case, sod calked the fAlowiug .„. ..... e prove them t . '.'Criaowell proved the marriage of the parties at St. James's, is 1814; tisey had been previously *serried at Cadiz Captain Henry Menet, of the Royal Nary, visited the family frequPntly fnr sic months ; they lived os rtitqc.aittAbilahed reputation of Messrs. • •VlJltitiE arid' Co., eambined with their well.kinstro xpfrielice and success in the treatment ;:ad care of a le , . Evicts. log cnosplaints„ entitles them • superi. r claims and a decided prefereacenver .all ether practitioners. Mtailotti: Cirri') and Co. as regular Sureties, anti M. mhers of the College, of Lon don:tad ltdinhisreh, I resent to the *Public; die 'result of thirty years Furcessittl pr..iiice in the Met, where their treat wont and cure of Venereal Cotopla..tts. N. t. Dbility, ••• Vascular Relasation, Stony of the Moto, Styli-tures of the Urethra, &c. &c. ha. print (I,ot:faintly triumphant. In 3 -alight mid r-tent rarer of - api feet ettre is complef• . 'red in the sh,.it period of two days; apdrn .hose eases of a iss :re ' itoirplirated itutitre, where other Practitinoent have fink of ••• - ltlaccets,,.• a. proper peranterarge io their. plan .4 ***totem in . sures to the Patient a sound and perfect :r.etitabliphserst. la 3lerr..as Debility, whether produce: iv convivial esr'esse.3. by , *li• immoderate enjoyment olaemitat 111 sures, hy sedentary and over studiouotiaitity, or by any fith..r c.mse, the Medicines *hey prescribe am uoiWee the happiest eta' - 4 . in ;Inprovtoe every fatally both of bad' and mind. Sever .1 rtintsheaienand 'Gentlemen of the 6r.t respeciabilnk , have sees ander the ct•re • on Messrs. Currie atril Oa. for the removal of•CoMpl , tints of ' li e Vree.ra, Strieinre% &c. and having received a rd,.ical and perrouro. that reference may be o "de t the,* ist satisfact..ry e • Winters of the nemsrve superiority •if Memel; •Currie and 01A plan of treatment ; many of these Ge:. Irmo. • lbavcliniteltiritoren from, ten to twenty years, and'hid ' , sett an: der par cape of Meagre. arose, 'Heaviside, and other hurgeni , 4 ; of eeisalelltilleget, who attempted the care by the applifatimi of foe Lewis , Irodstk, without motels. Messrs. Currie LA On. say be combed tit tithes set. with • -she •greatest delicacy, Secrecy, aid bolour, at their house, No 107, Hattoo-garden.— Path-tits in the country :ire requested to stale (he parti eaten of 'heir case, age, and geoeral .habit of Seise. kc.. en closing a remittance for .tdrice and medicines, when the same will be given or seat 1.. theft part of the kiavitrot. To HMO that secrecy leo essential to our udertaking, the restage of letters mny be added to dle accoun t fur coedichies.-107, Het tan-garden. the moat harmonious tern's. Crose-ezamined.—Never heard fiom Mr. Afton any intention which be entertained df getting rid of ber. . 1 Antonio Sereine.--Witness lived in the service, 'Mr. end Mrs. Aston when they resided at Patois'', near Pa , is, its 1816. nod knew Mr. Elliott, who , sited thee Mr Asters directed the witness not to left 'vltr Elliott iu if came to Pulley. About fiver Cwills+ after El 4 iott enquired if he recoivei s uch Os. OW, and witness told han he had Mr. Elliott tame ' afterwards without the knowledge of Mr. Ar'no ; he then came to see Madame. He Deed generally to "tome in by the door *of the saloon at the back of the house towards the gardens; it was the way visitors venally more; he carne almost every day. Witness took one latter from Mr Elliott to Mrs. Aston, , bet he took many letters froo. Mrs. Aotae to Mr. Mrs. Aston. used •tir tollitrtir'eswty in the carriage, once or twice a day and slimy. saw Mr. Elliott ; sometimes he esed to get into the car riage, and go part of the way towards Paris; this he did almost every evening. Witness remembers one evening being caught in a Shower of rain, and tisrtiing round to get an umbrella, he observed Mrs. Mien fitting on Mr Elliott's knee. Witness then went on to describe what more he saw, which left no doubt what then passed; it was then about twelve at night ; the niftiest was enabled to see what was pess ing at this time in the carriage, by the reflection of a lamp by the side of the road. Hid freqeently seen Mr. Elliott at Passey when Mr. Aston was absent. Cross-eximined.—Witness still lived with Mr. Aston. Witness believes Mr. Asti*, never saw Mr. Elliott at Posey after he had desired the witness to shut the door against him. Mr. Aston did not often dine out, but when he did, Mr. Elliott used to come anl dine with Madame. Julia Retort was wet-nurse to Mrs. Aston. Mr. Elliott fiequeutly ,visited Madame at [rase,; ho came often, and secretly. Madame used to receive him generally in the saloon. Remembered goiti, into the .loon one day, whets Airs. Aston anti Mr. Ellio.t were thtre atone, Httd saw Mr. Elliott kiss . g the Ltuly• lie gory tally rime to Paion-y about twelve in the day, anti continued there till six. Wit ness emembored going into Mrs. Aston's bed-room , one evening for something for the child, when s:;e . observed Mr. Elliott io Mrs. Aston's bed. Mr. Aston was at that time in Paris, and did not return boa o till two o'clock. Mr. Elliott called rimers to him, and offered ber money, but witness refused it, awl hastened out of the room. Mr. Elliott said ho was going immediately. The witness ir111.11) this Video the neat morning about seven o'clock, wheal she observed Mrs. Adele (Mediate Aston's °Aid) in an undresi, letting Mr. Elliott out of the house. At nine that morning witness Went into Mrs. Aston's roam to take the child, when she observed the is• pressiert of tae persons in the tied. Witness, ow another occasions went unexpectedly into the saloon, hearing the child cry, tidiest site discovered Mrs. Aston and Mr. Elliott on the sofa, io a very impro per situation. Cross-examined.—Witness now lived servant with Lady Coventry. She had had a child since she was in England ; she mid for her own lying in nut of her wages ; sho• wiest,nersesmaid in Mr. Aston's family ; witness did not tell Mr. Aston what she had seen, bet told the better, end he told his tweeter. — Mr. Aston and Mrs. Aston slept separate before the ,time she (witness) saw Mr. Elliott in Mts. Aston's bed. Witness said nothing to any one of having seen Mr. Elliott there; it was a secret; she was bid not to tell and she thought it would makes ds turbarite in the hotre. She was much frightened, it was Isle at night. Mr: Atton was In bed at the. , time. She knew Mr. Elliott ; he had nothing .SP his head, and he opened the Certain', and looked , , et her. . . Lawrence was vale; tq Me. 4e4pn. „Witnear •dOposed to the fietrent ,visits of Mr ? . Elliott et l Pastry, nlllO4lll (6 hilt *Aster; 'Witness seem piffled his Mistress to England', lAwliffterierds re. anted • wit ikis• witritet to Finny!! tt. omit .ITNCOMMON GOOD TRAVELLING, from. V the SARACEN'S HEAD INN, SNOW-lIILL, To YORK, LEEDS, EDINBURGH, sod all ref b of II! NORTH. Four Inside Coaches, the Rest Horses, and keep melte, t Time, By B. W. MOUNTAIN and Co. SARACEN'S HEAD INN. SNOW-HILL. LONDON. The following Post Cinches. Coaches, &e. set oi.! from the Saracen's Head Inn, Snow-hill ;- The Uhl PIR F.. a new Liverpool Light Conch. only nee aloft en the road, carries Four booties and Four Outside..; sets etc every day At One o'Clock, arrives nt !Avert) of nett Afteriiron at Sit o'Clock. through Dui,stal-le Wriotsisra. Idiulahury Northompb.n, We'ford, Lutterworth , Hinckles. Ather tone Litchfield,_ S to ne, Kugel)+, Newcastle, Knotsford, Warring• tot', and Present. SOUTHAMPTON, Ls mington. Winchester. and flasinv stoke New Four-inside Coach, at half-past Seven o'Chick the Morning, arrives nt the Dolphin btu. Southampton. l•• Five o'Clock.—This n mon elitfl coneynnce to the h of Wight. Jersey, Guerusey, d St. gh M u aloes. v Harm de Grue Citerburg,&c. SHREWSBURY. Wellington, and Shifforil. Post Coar every Evening, at Five a'Cloch, gnorded. WEI' MOUTH, Poretester, Biandford, Salishiry. Andover. • and 13asingstoke new Post Coach, e'er flee-man. The Werivoulk Packets to Guernsey, Jerse‘, A%dereev, St. Mn Ines' &c. EXETER, Plymouth, Weymouth, Dorchester, Falmouth, JBartmonth, and Salisbury, New Poo Courts, every %whir.. at Seven o'clock, through Ilona. rt. A ratinster. Bsidpnrt, Woodford, Basingstoke, and Bar-hot. BATH and BR ISTOL Flying Post Coacket,tlienigh (M panluun, Caine, auti MarlSorough, every Aft-rnosi t o; Mr. Nlay's, the Greyhound Inn, Bath, and tie London Ta• Tlsontas-street, and the Swan. Bristol. arts Mornior.t— Coaches to Wells, Bridgewater Taunton, Exeter, Plymouth, Ake. BOSTON, Spalding, Peterborough, Stilton, and Hunting don Royal Mail Coach, sets out every Evening to Spilsby, Loath, Grimsby, Rad Hull. LEEDS New Light Coach, called Tile Rockingharni sets nut every - Morning; covries Four Ipside: only, and goes re markahly easy, with a Guard thronghvut. Passe (brunch Stamford. Newark, Retford. Doncaster, and Ferryhrirl ey to the Goldin Lior.. Leedc, next hlurning.—Notwithstanding the uncommon exPcdition•-of this Coorh. it is allowed to he the most agreeable and complete Public Conveyance on the North pond. beteg unequalled to Acc•onincidatims by any other. GLASGOW, Longtowts, Gretna-Green, 13 rownhill. Thornhill, Sanquitor-Kiln, Comstock, Kiogswellt and all ports of Scotland, a P ost Coac h (Daily). cmcirrgre, Newport, Whitcbateharch, Tarpnfley, Nord vich, Northwica, and Middiew id) Post- . Coach, every Brea lag, at Five o'Clock. YORK, Searttoroagh. Whitby, Shields, Sunderland, New castle, and Edinburgh, new Four inside Conch, with a Guard veroughottt.'sets oat every Morning at Eight o'Clock, by way cf Neurotic, Retford, Todtaster, Dortiagtoni N srthallerton • Durhom, Morpeth. and Berwick.— Passengers finding them, selves fatigued from the length of fhe journey, may rest what time they please, and. thee proceed on without any additional fare. IIUtL, Northeave, Hamden, Thorn, and Doncaster, Post' Catich, witty hlormag h a lf-past Six o'Clock, to the Crass Keyt, Market-place, Flu b. B. W. MOUNTAIN and Ch. resykettbily acquaint their Friends and. the tha,t they will not be accountobk fur " any Parcel, PhtserEeli: imegaer,Vrritibp, Plate, kr. of mate , trait. live Ppaads Voile , . if lost, ord.-64.0c damaged, unless ca tered as such, and the iosurtince paid for aCcordinglys at the Loewe, !Nod Loa Bsovr-bill LoodUlis ' • . .: ,hate, most, cordially ; bet why shall I say so I I they , may in 'future be my compsuiess, but sewer •my friends. " Mite Margarita t and let me hag gelne to desist opbralding me with isteanstaesepii, filethere I ;wear, before the Almighty God, tint, Ifriettsisloss sill -most devotedly so, but .'hat I orienitery with you for many reasons. If I con be of assyneatide to you, speak, and you will 6 .1. tiros milA eneelideed, as well as lover. N,w a Wog. idles • Al .y pia* he happy for ever I happier tbat the mintrable,being who writes these few eneennecsedecimmls.;•eleri , moen in society with some of your Jilted% mettrilleretthe heart that bests bet for you ; whieh beats atesinstohe copy of the Somill it bleeds .for„,with en sporty:steer madalessing. 011, Heavens! biergarlta, bow Louder. hew,; Wee; boa Amesoalse delldllituh4bel MA* ella ... feel. it--it kills me. Mims, edenellibeelleetett-41111 for ewe, , lo••• r, , • -, 5' , 5•• 4 411 vela'. EDWARD Isis. 4 iddressed—Mßemember raee rtrit i e lAtpits thfui Adele. 4 ' 4. . in: • near Warrington, Laneaehire.' . -. " E icharelk, 6th Feb. 1 " Thurotiq Morning. IStreAsi , - , . 44 DitARSAT, DEAREST MAillikßlTAi--4 vest &teddy's ; I hod j,•st lent my tette _ 'When I received 'your's. You tattler ,itatre ;to ye* candidly my volute can I had Ittegeoge to express tbetruth, the strength el all I feel towards you! Nay, spots my.aenl, my Aver besot t ed Marmite, yoga ereog mss when yma ( suspect me of biting oetlitted the lola of the smelel-st particle of my attachment. I love you to distraction ! i dual to idolatry '. . If you perceived ,soy rthiege in my manner or in my couotenaorte,l l .Matit Wise stole (P.m the feeling that yoo had al:ered .some. of your plans. Oh I no, my heavenly Me•gy, I am as I was, and shall ,always remaip so. Loviog yon .is i flo had become paistlyl, .from yoet,consieeinle to delay a step on which that happiness-tof ..My .future life depeuded ;—not only f to ,delay , but Aleen to find nooses for . not, eccerepfithing teem ( fit ell. This, and this only, had determined me to drive headlong into the sea' of dissipatoatt for ,rey only rescource was the absorption of eakm,feellog, which hard drinkiegrodnceis tot foggAtAtcaln i " . J . , wdi forgot by et*. It .114§eindeF this idlateiffiet IE wrote my last twa.letteeu; bet. since k Ism len reired your's this morning, I feel soy intmitacill to remain firm Oh t. Margarita, I love eTO !P r for I have grown dnating with it Command.d4.mt 'eve,• sod you will find tee I am stilt yo'ler constant Ed ward. I speak from my - heart ; it is the effusion of t bl'ilnli;:ibl,lki6ll-411LigP 4il 1 1 U . ktPiltilalt . i ta rat . floral* Vision gag my love io'h ; rimy do ,yes shoe 010 . De y••:: stiff con eii ,Arra ha bail mine, my own M •Iret ? tell me rely. o Ni. hull' oot GIN; hopes. tor,, lillbtaaeos., if lon five me et len, you 2411 Ilt 4 tkk ry heart.— . 4, ... \h i ! • again fasight ,t,i,olp, ~or 4. ,, he proffered I. : kepi ' whiCb,...yol .. eiee tau t i ll,. it .be mild I ; will t remelit patiently (X i t,ffle) an oio. take troletieb.tp fulfil your.ey,emiaes.—• li risible 'llpit i toe 'foie me well enouilailare.. 11 . 11 yoKyrotr l ctal Consider this fre4„,my Martinis; "'do not let a false ides iirrY l ion i step, for witch you waf t perhaps, repent let. Of thy sincere 1 , 4 e, Margarita, remain 'ed. ' Can you be certain of your' own, for belle .. ec esaary io happiness? Tell 'mtbrineybp wish me to do; any thing you dein:44M beirehligy pleas ing to me. There is one circulate tificit I eaphoillide trona r.o. I have olive told, yea holt severe *My friends were with mneboot my terntleng infatuated (al diet, term it) with the beloved of my soul, and they now desire my immediate removal to the East Indies, as the only step that can cure ese from my madness. To this I very readily consented, because I thought my dreams of happiness were never to he realized; but if my Margarita 'can promise me faithfully her ac. cnmpli'hing her promises, I will not go. My father and mother I know too well ever to suppose one in• pent that they would enforce any thing In witiclt E did not agree; but I am unfortunately under the controol of People In this country, duriog ; their jib. hence, wile bite it in,thelr power to do ti, serial's 'raja r y ; indeed they have +toady do ne so ilrertnea to toy goitlinit Piiii:. ' When they heard of your arri-. I in this cedlitty, .11.1 . 1... Taylot sent for me, end. 4eve m° his 0410 essaianet; ',fiat tie would sepia stop r11(1 allowance from nsv father, unless I solemnly promised that I never stolid' see you agtin. Mar riche,' I believe yon know me we ll 0111•110* to guess rmy -mower. 1 scorned the man's speech, and left him nearly mad with rage. • This wits the last day of my stay in L-edeo. Ilielsee• before written to my cousins Lord Vint° .and 4..0rd Auckland. frisking ' yet a most tremkicloYs itory tit my danger, and they ere now both an:knit - to get av• out of the country; telt NMI is all wothirrel-teillw, - itY.my eert•tiilored.. Margarita lain bat lereterett` In Mir 'tests my hap.. pimess. It she does, 11l Me but for her. All this foe emote; my relatlona is erring to Lady eg o lop fk , I), whom yeo easy recollect was se Parls.,4o M.. obtepred old eat, wile meddles in everything. Now, *remits, the few swamp" I have left I will employ id mentisseing: a few things of your !intik AbOut *is brother first. Margarita, doret be tee etedaloos; iiiittY 'Pfau ill good "nd Itelltecdet. 'bet remember Aston is bis brother. All they *ish .0101rpv iv. to get you net of his house, and (het yoW•nitity•ke per toady k i dep•od.ot of ail right 'to have soy things to • Also affairs. .He very csetiotati; don't let year wootioms be imposed epee. If, hoereeer, you get arrt , settiments, shed Ift Vett leave his' house; 'then alto, my dear Margy-4111000.011rette 11,. otyti ttom •lutetter any reason for my friplap ol HomoitE join you imme.liately i trigril to sitlittriltiattio tacos—Oliva for eoirreelh;ttat Prdelfil Talk **Motility, care little for albs' root friendi lay,' or silty imkt not hate been at AVON lids. Write fie 11th kwas • -v., i - - 1,- - , 1/1.111 1 1, it 110 t ha • ' i ittnerst—L. ve long ire u ; I r_ lasing re, dearly, nu I whit to . ti* it irk hints, wouncv Liao days, ! dearest ng teethe ' to iskv rson who %email. on to Mit. Illgered, his again ire necl A thoUteigt i " 4 0 , -J M 1