The Statesman. — London, England, 1813-09-17 00:00:00

EDITOR.' m reigned by a most estrordinary concurrence of circumstances, a man has risen up in the heart of &wipe. who threatens to subject all nations to his will, and that ho will be content with nothing less thee Iseeencli- Lionel submission ; that he has sought, both by force and by fraud, both in war and in peace, to ob tain this universal dominion. 1 am as -mach con. tinted that that man 'must be subdued, before mg country, or any other country, can enjoy pace, as am that a lion or a tiger must he killed before the In habitants of the country they infest can sleep in safety. It matters not to me that this man is possessed of powerful, nay transcendent talents, for these render him only so much the more eliSChiesloott. I am 'treat an admirer of talents as any man, and I will pay thee, eith r in public or in private, all the homage they dr serve : but when these talents are innpioyed for the 'worst of purposes fishers they tend to destroy the happiness of the world, I musriusptuul kitty admi. ration, and think only of my safety. It has to been asked by you, awl many who think like yes4o this subject—What is the object of the present Weir It is, in my opinion, hardly possible for any war to have a more definite, distinct, and legitimate abject. It is a war against the despotism of BONAPARTT, whit') openly threatens, not only this country, but all Europe, with subjugation. I am almost ashamed to attempt to prove any thing so plain, and I feet it almost as difficult as to prove that the son gives light. Let me, en.. treat you, Sir, to separate this question entirely from the present Ministers. It has nothing tell* with this or any other Administration ; it is a ques. Lion of liberty against despotism ; and I consider the Ministers no more concerned in it than as they con duct the war welt or ill. lam no friend to them, because they have diminished the Liberty of the Press--Increased the power of the [louse of Com mons, by patronising every species corruption ; and whether they are sincerely or not the enemies of . B .•4 A PARTC, they have in many instances acted like his. friends. The rums for Thursday, Sept. 2, confides an other Letter from VIITOS, which Is verbose, tedious, am! affected, sometimes brilliant, but store convistem ing. la short, k Is composed of mere words, atik sometimes his words convey the most *disma l meaning. Ile speaks of the people of France, the' miserable 4060 of BONAPIATICS tyeemsy, ie terms the most cotrwand brutal. He bkos'ep the or invading Freon upon a wrong grimed. Tt s il ti s: sla te whether we should %rade it, for the parpdae of - Iq.: ing waste every vineyard, and carrying the destrast Lae fire-brand into every town;" but - whether we should att e mpt t o ass i s t th e F renc h people la regain ing their liberty, which is the only eectjettiled either by p o li c y or h ataan ity— an d yet Virus plainly , tells, that if he did not believe the French were at. !ached to their Government, if the thing could be justified as a matter of policy, he should , fide* no scruples as to hu m a n ity a b ou t l a yi ng the i 1 1 .111067 in ashes. Curse on such policy, say It . "I le . tile policy of s u pp or ti ng L or d W st . t . twass i ll i 'ogoar . 'i) P there can be, I should imagine, but ese • I remain, &t. Hartford, sea r it or p e th, S ept . 5. lotions fraud'* (if si; . ty body ever heard of fraud not r-nefarions); with being " rogues and villains ;" and 1 to finish with consistency, and wind op the whole in his own bold style, he tells your Lordship, he will bring 46 Raker: of suuleviabk character to prove it." Indeed, my Lord, the truth appears to be, that our Red Prisedis occasionally 'object to eccentric Sights of fancy, and Hot much over-stocked *ids . patience or tavapes. It I thought any thing coming from me could be of the least use to him, I would *dries him to try the benefit of a little cool 'Atm do* before be commits bis thoughts to the prat: ; !sod, above all, nester to forget, that iolgoti?"d Ott. 'Nita 'Oboes are eilgo.tools which cut two waii,: and :wiiiiii, for ooghi A. kaiwa s iii. ad*orfocy alq 11,;110 olio to uso as Mos*. ~.. ~,,.; . . .-;!:::., ' 'think I essiosprolismaso .4 &, l A r isouPs" l " . tiro fosthot ilgir &Ili, 111141164)!Oird 'to toeffroot the liikori lido re iota; Liktifipiyi ileollitt I *lilt him to :etand well at the liirtiedeiSF,lgfils., 4.,,1nt0t, on my i• 49.4461. awe, sqs thst 1• 11 4,41 ) : 15 sUctly. Oat itsoit ad.- Pinot *to% Ablimi'AP .:hors;V idleakd ololOislo ..ettioi so* a eilacisently: : ifriliossis .for tide idol 0414 i Milk *Wed on perusal ob 1. 0 *yo " .. f , At . , . ?oft, an Am. p er . 1 0 „is *l 2 oppotOofa sobsecpwit **rule. *. B. . . -. '. . • it Yesterday, at the Ses s i ons H ouse f or th e County titles. w...t 4i5iw...X..! - • 4g ' ' , of Surrey th e M ag i s t ra t e ( a full Beard) maul- As to toe _alma 11 0 (0111114 . m*ltifillible Scheel e, mously granted a License to Vauxhall Gardena- there is filet a single it e m Correct, etiept one,' u _ . In the begi nn i ng o f l as t week, a ( rave lli ng Mer• tilliiini . pinf Ain tint' of twelve seats of lour, It Chant, calling himself Robert Syne; but whose real .10s. per -seek,, alsoolita to d 31.,, , I 'This boaptal Came is supposed to be James M'Ara, was aPPre- i table, which is to staattas , tho'groat and perpaioal 1 beaded and lodged in Glasgow goal for forgery. Hai laud-mark for tbetaildirsco of ail pet ties, whit* , is charged with having passed -a bill, knowing It to 1 • full es remarked* foe 'tbir er'roti of Omkssieb 'seat be forged, at D um fermlisie, in paym ent of a large ; quantity of table clothe, and with having forwardedcommission, bas 'been Minted in all ; turps,' ant, another forged bill to Leith for some jewellaly .as stile ai it is: allittrd• It hss alsttily leen ctitp. • •.:•;, , goods. 1 pletely refutes tirbigh tt otttitorify—hy a Committee A single pea, of the American Crown variety, of the House of Commons—and by a 1 higher still— planted this season in the garden of James Lyburn, by King,. Lo m e ; an-d'icommons; as may .be seen b y 4hoemaker, at Whitelet, Ayreshi r e, p ro d u ced a stalk consultin. this Act 'of . the 48th: of the ' iiressnit three feet long, and two inches three-eighths' is cir.. g conference, on which hung M well (rued p o d s , King. well!. bit , te,ti' lnpetuonl . opponent pre W Containing, on an average , .fi ve p eas eac h ; no l ess naturally e 9erial.J'Y lit' ll , you keep Y4oe P l l - than KO ipso (rem a single seed. I raise s • and till ui u hat you call the true:cams of the ~.Y Vic. ~.` ' . year Lordship, for not having detected the 101 - 1 win in tolerable circumstances. It would be banter quity of Bakers, Millers, Floor . factors,, and i rather than argument, to reply to this view of the •Mealmen, In an _ eetlier stage of your Mayor. i su bj ect, t h at g i v i ng cre di t i s t h e Baker's own volun alty 11. It Is mill,' airk- enmatiling like a feel- . I tare act and deed, which be may refrain from if he leg of self4f g' dati•e i tkat a man , endowed ' with' pleases, and for such losses, therefore, be has only tatiodial faculties, ph %clog himself to answer any ; himself to blame. • Why, my Lord, your Lordship thing so superlatively simple as this remark. What mean by t 1 b ylaws well, that a reputa bl e B a k er ( an d I spea k o f ca n our " Reel Primal"' his ! - Does _ be ! none else) can no more expect to cony on trade mean to deny, that your Lordship is invested by law 1 .- without giving credit, than that hashaedaini can ex - -with power to detect, and authority to. punish, Or pact to reap, who ha. forgot to sow. ~. , t i . that for sine months yes °leeched neither ? No, not 1„ Sepposing, then, that a Baker of tolerable tra de, t s word of the sort. Why, then, wha t other Con. I who bakes about twelve? sacks and a half per 'week, elusions can this lynx-eyed logician d raw from facts . should in the twelvemonth lose one •week's bread thus established--thaa either, firm, that for nine .(no extravagant suppiAtion) . , when the average' priCe isiontlis year Lordship was net perfectly acqoainted of the !Oaf • soy lie sixpence; be would then, )iy .the with your duty :—or, NCOISd, that you were too ill loss of his thousand leer's, -be only 251. out of lielgent to the criminal handl' of dint/eke" or t-41 ., ' pocket ; but should the price of tholes( happen .to 'third-, that the midget of *Bakers was, f - ' that 41 eighteen petite, be -Would then,. by . the loss of tide period, at least, tolerably upright? Odie of t i ll "- - - re " i same number of loaves, be 761. out of- pocket.' In sous for the long sad patient quiescence of your i iOddition to this palpable triifti;ltlieght to be recol. • - Lowlsbie, must he tbd b ee one, for it is impossible :_bsettig, that:in proportion to thlttitineetti Of a debt, go Inanas ingenuity to add a fourth. To a d op t the the chance of recovery`is diminished, sled ihebittard .eria, would have been &poor compliment to your . of loss increased. This, then, itselffls a great evil, iudentunding—the second, almost - AM teipeichmen‘i and one to which the high -price of Brad must in. Of yOur integrity—And, therefore , from a regard for evitably subject the Haber. ~.' your character, and from an old attachment to Dow. _ , gate Ward s I stick to the third: . 9 But, my Lord there is *anther' reason, which, though less obvious, .will, when dispassionately ix. Whether this spifitedCorriapiiiiileotoffear Lord. amined, leave little doubt on any impartial mind, that of Bread is inimical to the interests of ship's be or be not, .a " Re' al trtend to the Poor," the high price _ ~. . it is not my intention, because it is not within my i t he _ Baker. •In tracing the :history of. the -Assize peas- Laws from the reign of Queen Airs; when 'for the competence, to decide. H 1 .. ---1 Cie,- to be sure, 1 first time they were placed under thajarisdiction of trate my motives in a moment, limb with critical la' 1 the LORD MAYOR, Aldermen and Justices , it will -fallibility appreciate the value of ery humbie labours, I be seen, that .whatever difference of opinion might 'by the complimentary 'e l ithets or Amoy; Impotent, I prevail on other points, all the. bulisequent Acts of sod puny. De makes ao kind ofticruPlit'orchareing Parliament prole , that the Waists* has never the Bakers indidcriminately with." shameinitin,d il. I ceased to view the Baker with jealousy, and to take -, :td the puldfc age ' the lajoitlee. every precaution to goal against ... pos sibility-of his impositions and Jen. Oaths Mul tiplied—penalties Increased—iniormers employed to detect—summary: convietions—are, one would think, tolerable securities for the honesty of a tradesman, sup posed to be the native of a free campy, anti_ who has not, by Crime,' forfeited his birth-right. 'But, my Lord, the Law is a little More tender of the repots. Von, and less scrupulous about the responsibilitiee of the Magistrate,' in the discharge of his duty in setting the° Assize. The law which regulates the price of Bread, is ;whin/ more thin a compact between the Public and the Baker, in which both ought to be equally made perform Ake cbvenants binding on each. Now, asy,Lord, let ea. put a possible case. We have just soon the. belts, bars, and locks employed to keep the Hahar within honest limits. ..But, supposing join,* flaunt Lord Mayor to stile, at .a time wimis r ;likesd is deer, who has no particular claims on pets. ige,gratitude--wholle pride atfeiti to despise,. but ;whose heart pants for popularity. This man, beans ; ;,aura, will have cunning enough .to perceive apht price of Bread is - townie' ' ;4. CoR7O-Excibiliot. Suer. 17.—!'bete Mart Of &HAP It , 'Wheat this atorteitig, sales *de Mill at hat Iftoodayla piSkig- Barley 01. per quar*iiilte en —Rye rather ofearer:4-1261lPias 4s. tlearee.—Booss to. ebrapit,- = Oats io demand, Lats. eilleite ahem OD Mairlay..--Other attielas tamale illassisirti• ,-. , ' i Wheat (Engille).4 .: ;46 102 New Mils 1e..7.4. 14. 4 :-. . IS- Oil I . ) jug.) . .,(nreillia: As• 0t..5 4 „1e . 1 2 teraiomie.t , i4,Bll- 0,.... 4 6 1 ....,...„,,p.,•..... .." ~ wi t _ • • .vs imakt.e.t...........i. 'Fine itter...x.14,01.* 46 ' a* • ...iiset.'.satt.te..4B Malt •sieiti • trp p•li •-• • I ' t/ k d ."Vi:tir i • g {Mite NM: • • t ' • 0.. ••.• 1 41;116:ilib . Ditto "wood 9.6.4.04.-- =— ' -7 '" ' ivah4.li.4.-114ille New detto - .... ......... 10 areyArs s i rt i tt . l , ..b6 b 5 , Serb ~ir... • ..4 1 t SMITHFIELD MARKSTrfitiffteire ' z . • ..tkat4l4laN PRIMEIMIS§MIiaI: Reef ... hi. U. to fa. 611. I _ /190 09,1110r".1111154 Mutton ..kt. U. tit Is. V, I BeNU - ',...,...,... t ,'.. 'Veal .it : 04 *lv II Ilitilltell, re,P4Wik...:4.44:) Park .. 1 ,44- W. 4 0 4 0. ffk_oo 4 4 I • •41:1•4 04, i1l . 1 .:414 :1; .1!L: PI si" i. And:cl.. : le% le 'vfo ..4° lo4:-,::1--: , _ .. • ...- gia.p.r." 4 , «...--ew et:. to- 414 Nolt: 044151,1 , ,„ Meow ~.1 - ,,,! ! 1i,..11,45t , od ! io 24 °1., : Oil.. , - , -- -----`-- "--- Offtelti *aware iR giving publicity to the reolird tit IntritsTise merdiants of Min. burgh %Eho 01410, the. Newcastle - *ensue,. having been highly pleosed vrtth iho -cmilerep -good conduct and 'mammals civility of Meows /1.., Dom A Le, who has been nearly 40 yearn porter Ittlhat concern, op . 4 1Iouday last presented him withr ar handsome massy silver soeif-box, valeseeven pound% containimi V ,guineas hr gold. It wee delivered to idatin the chants' Ball, in peesence of 'way eespeliable .wens, and received in a manner highly- 'bkcomiag. The followlagginscription, encircled with this thistle and thicramy is aeatly engraved is the boss.; Pet‘artvd X ri; i Illy ie Mineasires of lintitielnes, to ' lossirr IlthlOhl ALIN With Twenty Guinea, *poeshatio The Filmdom of the City, And the Privileges of die PedlolitOolulma/r ror his Soo (*ben ellglida), In testimony of theif appinbatlieit i f integrity and obliging coondtlet doling Ryser L the employ. of Messrs. no**, and Coil Waggon EataWilimemt. . . To*icliants previously iodinated their %lengths to Mr: ildwrv, the principikl proprietor of the wag. I goe' s„ and they received from him the most Batista°. tory testimony of his good old servant's honesty, el. virity, and atteatioh to'his father, himself, and 'sods 'to the present concern. If example, and reward for merit, has the effect to stimulate, teen in similar sta. tions to act with propriety, this soggy *ill. Yesterday morning, abocit nine o'clock, thets ee most dreadful thunder heard In the directfi gifroth Patrick's-Well, °awaits AAiire and itathkeali, In this cosoty ; the peals were very •siotent, 0d cr.o.. flowed for a considerable time, and '4O with some awful appearances; liege atmospheric stones, and other circumitob indicated some very serious conrus,sion place.—Limeriek (Piro's**, Sept tl. iwios.- li~ , - ' - .. ..•,• . • • • ' . . . . ' . • • . . ~. , . . , . ' 1 ..• . , '.• . • , .. • . . - ' ' . . .... . . . - . . . . • • . . . . a , . . • ..... ... • • •, - .s7 --t ..... -: --'.......4.--*' -ti .' !t . ''A. '•`; '.. •-•. .., - . ~. ,;:. „ _ _• . -•...V• • . • . I - .- - -.-- - - : -. . . . a Will* - --- --- . . • TOR tali ST,d/VSKAIVI ) 2b ria.040 4 -aistivosfOga adroit, .14%fraeraraftifttiablibiliiiii Illte, tilf, kegit To rap EDI opto . deildo 4 sdintfirt ClettYlkithety _to bo 46 . , ___,,illair ........._ , . .. . .O .:7-O.N. 4.•...1 ► ~ . . 1 Friend 1 witheet isidarito meat .1 t tie p e r& %Wise era * leerr 3 Y ebikollh'iftie 6 4 2 ' d ' • °ll6 . . .1 1 . t . mus .t is with I • no small satisfaction that I kilts jtiati ~, a +41 1, 611 41 1.4 4 4 9 1, 1t .t ttr . tont.. i niitted ttialmtaktratisil l agati v sag t ti, 44,,. manner ; • . hawk . 16 , 46 4 4 , 10 ,0 0 , 0 r t a t ! f amospelrtiNte the ideas which I have for the last ties yeilet p 's 41*...„*.: ~ ilise4l3o.. so., oritomitstoop imps.:2 toidiso t.diatothil . ti l aw* , : : : : 6 7 .:sewito „an o odo ei 4, 4 :67k ,.4 .408. ;, 2 116 :760000..,1 44-1,4 iii t i t. t set e m n pted with ceaseless persevering to:i'mprets ,o,p i p- ' t ar tir sr bitglitorg :p etiri t l. 4111*IW .4-, . - iir.'12.f._..•40-___ _.', ' 4 adi : ."19 11. 1 4 , 4 4 :o‘lifibitfwe 11 , 0 r1''', - iit P dm o r s .1 -1 , con , _r 'de able Part of my c4tletrYetttrlt exPO4!* sim i l ar. iirtigiota, .li we, ,this vaellii . ii i V . ' .' ' 1140% iitillaiiiiins 41rit01 1 Ack IT ~ , "al 4511 < I t , 4 1; ' ,• . , , !.; ' 4 . . 0 1 1 g:ea r „, r fr .. 00 , 4 , 1 e, 4 4•40d00kiff-obe, their itfoweid, i• , the Crown Prince of Swinex, its terma-mo44ootatle iptbaleti%, •' r } Atseei#44. „ lo(3o44gr, 4 that y' d forcible, and as coming from sash higlv.tiattiesakS ishea t h e . & o r : a. ,I .. 1, 1". _ , ...,,,, ~- ~ i; :-..,‘,10,i. ti he 41.4.0.,1 ~,,,,,, i i ~..ii,' mha. - ; ~r. ~ 4 ,, ..igropt. . ... , .... 004044 : iff .4B s,hov. A „,....1, the iko m , istiiinvi er rear e.. d (4 4 4„..0r ty i al e di r.. stil yiT titegisiamei tirsoviii ie w ir • and T o', I trust they will have that weitillVwXlMkil4l6, 4 4140 rik ," Ap iti ppAhselpriogpierr . Inilitirtauce to the happiness of mankind a • , """' !contend wi;h_O ; lrt.lnate • Ignallatfa. +,01,, , ,,, :Mei; that whophitage - 'Lis 0 8, yal Highness in an Address the .!bliaptiavgiii, pt us tire h .. t i n t i iib ei tp sh wo ks p irabil rewree olpi th: di4 , rritt i aw . ir . dad . :'evifids iindlithattaarakfeil-tisidlVldtsc i rl Armies of the North of Germany, thee' elprnMell I . o,o44Stosigth" of tin* Pt o(01111Wti": hie aftliffity ittakilit lost -AP lestst. 1 maid oa nti .witiiil.ollirds himself • Id ' pottarilli.....". ' P "' i 1 i ' r •"4/ "IrW -44 • r y e of thilessionesisfirObiltU'lehr 'tlitlv* "till Pioll,o' auth orit y 104'4 ot.l , 4ltiihrit •..- 64, The Emperor Ml:opals • comet- Ong ta4, 5 ,44. fzesteesoired tw , :iiirPh, llll Milorbpi. ,- . my . -.,„ 7 ,,,,t,,,,5-, ~„1, , ,,,• • • ,-,,... 5„ 18 .,,..„ t„,„,, ~ ...4 . ,.._ 11 eft 1114.1:011.4. 1 aMin Oar Preleffittlak""` l, 4 .. to peace with Europe, unless Europe Be his slime+ i o Ni a s m i te i g . 4'044w hose My oilat.4l,,,i4 t u ng ~ 4. met ibb . lood Eiviumeureu.,"iiiiseielporp. . ~ ,...;1% , 1 iiineite cattif age,...:,.. I ),;,,,, 'fir N' 'the same sentiment which guided the Fronde ' in dr re k rediia f ßw anity ta. , olvii* : 00 004 of i" • ' aalslicideakrola pair li o tatgatitermoditime, .....,-, ~. ... -, •-.',. - A ~,:' ie !tat KM) TCXYD 1 • .. 1792, and prompted them to assemble aod Ooot. their ~territerja , - . 1, - bgtbrAMllsid• - . toat irioldomoe which I deemed wmeneial t antl en i : t , , . lis . ii i i , .. to be ' 'si t , s : •., i . - . •-;(rpc:? , .-mo. . ''• id 0•0,.1 . vfivti .,. r . - • bat the Armies which invaded d ultimately vest WO fretli lindcoiteci6 , ' .`: 4-• -„,, , ii . -',' 44 . i i - 4 , -, t .i t i, Ol -- . ..b., - .• . i t.,4 4M s. ~L , s a l ~i ii. jal t.s. ~ .. . -.. msvng - th;* i sm - 4 1 tie / 41 4 R yita 11iN r, 17 .4 , ,...,. ,.. 04„ . ,.„„ , ....L.. , . . _ ought now to animate your valour againet<thoos . ... - .77 - st aiii-nion. . ... . ''. ' Or Oat a nly Iktat:lnalei*ns-Willeb inalttifilflts..thl! Ar a iousteney baked at a loss of' hihitif • Bei! , • .. who have invaded the land which gave • yentkintb, !..- . ..if q .,: i i i aiitio theta l i s bl.l l at am as se Im o n o i bik er moot enhance the prise of. aria b 7 . a ?in". .1 4 he following four ssce.edl le and still hold in chains your brethren, ~...rows, ~__ ~. • •'7 - ansungtlnialifits, would, mak atleeet, a fetretlik *Or totem, nor by any other amiss, .whilts your ger. are selected as dernowilliio . 41 , 01 • and children." To these sentiments I bewail , , : • wives in' id diet I was likely to , bireashiressaited by -Lordship and other Magistrates are Uwe lathe-tends I . ls lll **tlfe Peritra..-Pilkl*Alr fads t :al: .e.“ • assent, because I have before expressed them la Wty• sale iioos of noisyr,fiiiiiamt.ood angry eft- iiiich the City. of London, and the Law of El. : - .14a: . itge. - iNits 4P! Pamphlets on Unanimity, in - „ _ r ly la ,„? 0f114x4 " listitiosts: • ' I lad observed -ill'li _former letter, thit I,ettd„, : keg confided to your united care. , . tevill .1 $4l-. 4ll friend Mr. . , . 4 ' .• . ~ • ,FARTE, and my Letters on apotn. my ..........,____L„. en hundred _ . ors _ _ _ r , ~ Tjtamoot point to which I amteloich your Lot ... „ix . - .q ' .. "i• '1' , .;,./...4 i. tack WAIL - !rP r !11-Pskrit - e• • - .' - FLomilt and you can also bear witness, that [heve " w ieltrabi lima r hiji : derfng nine monthsust : t a . d i obig ' il l Aa be r . .'. ..'. - . Mention; is• one indeed 4 great importance - A 7 .... 1 . .I . f• , , ,1.... .' 0 • never swerved from this opinion ismy oorrr i e s t igerv . oe Alit ... r i ustdsh i p b i tb e i n t-pvloone of_ . * i s ,itinest isker,l mean .• th at a im s -6.1 1 4 a n ii.- .: .. ls; . Is ... :7• ,- 1 ~: •• . , 4• 0 - . . Ykr 111 deuce with either of you, but ,hhes; , ~, ~ .u. _. __J7 - 1- 17.' - •••• Sill is ebo aseeeerge et a primary duty' iii . die..9 4 4 'terrtdi a loser, rather than -IV gultier, by the - high' ~., II .... ei . a .. • 11l : 7t , Insisted on the distinction between the ktto war and li ce Nowt infr Lea; this siipeassettsi to;soie 0 .price of 844. 1.. .if s the present. I have ever professed mvself and Independent, • then, of the serious Mt .liay Id, 114 -.- 60 - * t 1 41 4.% ) i* ' - ' dear and s e lf 4eident a troth, that I goad scitrellir consideratioO, that a high price must, occasion a Ift; 66, 6/, (NA, , I :. 1 l i t have ever acted as a consistent friend of political, bare supposed it possiblefor any man if sound Mind I diminished consumption, and of - gorse a propor- a -s° ' 2' 1 , 4 1 +civil, and religious liberty; and could I conceive, sme 64 33 r ' I . ' 13 le ~ I 1 A to en wri te ter rtai , n ho lf w e et r a er m , o i r a t a doobt_ , upon tlie mattet. I, . ilonate reduction of profit; let is begin by looking - .. ' ._ .141.111... I for a m oment, that the contest in which we are en- &Mt red under the title ef :at the loss occasioned by the credit which the re- ' s it` ne t Oree Lsiesr is m guagere vie 14 0 Viewed . _, ','' gaged, tended in the slightest degree to injure this vital ! _ „ , _ .STAtISKAII:4 the eta Isstawt, bet sr *4 is vitparinterp.or ' o lllA e L a ra sh r if it t x t s . T d o is zt ver sr t oolt," who has, good i rates WO" mos °frier " ha.. " ete - -. ..• i, - .•-wi.) putable part of the trade are accustomed' to give, and p . hlishiagte - h o re gm , day, end . 4 tad th if 10 4 4. ' rf o .-:; • principle of our political existence, I should pay y ! L: l 7 that this sort of tea- gui ea of the heavy taxation imposed on me tat 'th the I • we shall at. once find an evil, la iteelf of crushing eousteterabk beets trews tea .sensual othair satii , , that *ening is merely a Many and impotent attack - on 1 magn i tude, most unfeigned reluctance; but when [ perceives o vonr r __, ~ , most sorely -felt by the -honest Baker, 2..ornsnin_ war net 'midriff tlptairefoa thit ;rd. I __-__ I- .-i---a.i- ..!....... --a --. Is ....-...LA 5.... 1..... -s- - EDITOCP I: V lowering the price of Bread is a very popeiar Awe: "''"''""."l7T"'"' --- * . I''' . Ti . .. odm t . . i , " Paz ...,.. y . 6.;,.. _ v ... t sure, and raking the price a *cry unpopOar owe.; 1 • '""`"" w I A..". -5 ••"'"'"'" -`.."""--"'''. , tilting half ttitopnd of quick little if t yt e 0 . d `and if he has got a title, or a contract, pr.* sesit ,ip eurthen pot v ald idsktivillenf cold.epitet„ „. the House of Commons in his heed, he knowi.wellit little popularity will add to..his importance %pm! day filtthe pot, sstillew eggs, tie a piper oltsit i md of " en it, motor ' „ AL put thitpot in a cool . pLace. The eggs wine aslooa - with thls,.feeling, the shouting yibrate like music on his ear, and the s aulter,i 7 pitre t ,, i te,P!koWierilitoP e ß l-lit gra* - .., .._,- , • 04 : 4 , 1 4, 1 . ~ pi ._.: ~. „ .. 1 " baps,. bo Aterlooked or calumniated. .lierp &t Aispy, -.6oscitip. 1 , wt. ie. re dry ./ ep w i ng r ow Ole Magistrase „appointed to set the Usisist,,,i Th l a r tigrisrgaip, , ,cf, his I ,l 4 l l l Wident . ... His „, . Bawd .would ha an interested patt)Sc: latikbA partial: rt is &deep l IPIA AvPftetetieft a strong., Asia, on his mind, produced , by= ow de ,PV eg hire* , a , bane, bett'reCiOnftftirrb i rq:. L . " the .post powerful motives 4114 sallb• eialbilllttfli • . • : feral!. 1 4NR we I t lumen condoet., This in in j a indiponPS, 114 Oa aa - Ali . alga's t 1 o• .!.,. • L ti: 494Fteet d strong objection to the Assize • irs. - Supppootmh IP . , , , tltof !wig% root l i a man slponici set the Assize of area 1 44 11 ',01 i trf i t i lr felt. 1 1 0 IliTiArg at f , fair Wroescio,Peke. or WO tie can snetlia. Pa •Itf!, A ' .I* , ,f foi OOttitog At Oka.*** of- tis own • pocket ) boiet*t ,tbeb)ll jo k t c .;r lll 't, - .67 4 4=1:eF t f . ~., remedy has the law. prozided, In suck a Wet 40iii,t. ,tifitllln" 'ins i •• 1 4 - 045* . - 4- injured Bake t Why, it ow tlintrlobb +lord .00tt o rst 'til e . . .. „,. uso . 1, . u "1,..!,..' If Mayor is to " Set the A 54104 0 new a , PVAIe 1 . I l ik "g i lt . .ge - 1— VO A . le by the legal titbit.- But, 'tip , 6..0050.0 ~ fro ° . : 7 mi , ---1 : giout i A• , • IL. dr.atr . . , - . set it so near as may bet," wisat,popultrl thrlisnlik•, e ,J,,,,,, ~,,hA t h Area, . . Meat Is wooed to this breach.ssf duty? - two el Yea , . '' . ." " qweptrospolgd Y ' a 11.• Ayszpitut the public chnipslig ni the UR* Itse a t ig= i ' 41111 " r e 4. - 1.14 It trade la a entlicient sorority ficligffilftaP4SOPliar• Ow ; lrf, - .0, / , ~...,„ bieuith " Should yore Lordship think OW WOO aligßitaalad ad)lll9._ , , ' ' , Mae • 0 :Ma h• to your inspection tho annosed,Tobloy. "bigh t stbor POO)* OW Wilm s 4 , ardikilt • you have maimed, you Will, piadegoi.b.4 War* hal orauld t• b• at 11'4Pwa 111 0 11 "*. . , . , •,., • • . , ". . ...... .4•.... r . s Al 4 ...._ _..