The Statesman. — London, England, 1813-08-04 00:00:00

, Pl' .6 -1 the to haught' , n4ike • ern Attorhey-Gerieral smile, but recollect, C a !mein, that' if 'toe increase his power, by sup ply,,, tells vengeance, his frown may 3(1 tweet . open' t °arrives. - The present' times Lisir no' very promising. aspect foe liberty. It is Vita few days slice, as I • have already told yoo, that . " s Viwyer has been found to dedicsae as book to . . e• . (4MlrJustlce, highly approving. of the Stir Chars- Isitt. ttlive'atready given you some idea of what tf hr citertiber was. The -law of the Star Chem b* 'ices; •whet the Law of' Rome was Its fatter times. If Is as Vie will of 'the Prince! I That -law Which -1 initodirded Into ''When•Alte sunshine of ' - was on the wane:'' When she was go virile:l' by weak, debauched, 'Abell/tete, and vici ous Eitiperori, whose Courts wire the seat of every kind of profligacy, and whose lives were •the most 1 Melancholy examples of the. depravity of heman nature.. It was not the 'a ntieh t law by which Rome was gOverned in those happy tin's, when - she enjoyed that follticss of liberty whith has been eve: since thet fitly and admiration of the World. No ;• it was the In* of Rome, when her was• gone and her and her hoppftress eatinguished. But do pig think this le*, • cleaned thst truth should be ti itime, and' fidrehohd• 4tfitecitice.? . If • yeti •rio, you aVe'ileceited. Tyrannous gas-its most 'undoubtedlY l Was, it vet decidett,•thisethe - rintli was to . pass um.' p*unislieri. But the :Stir 'planner didt- - eot adopt am entire the law. it - separated it, end took the eat! part while it 144 the good. And will yea, ' Gentlemen of the Jirry, will•yoo be 'content to re. c:cive for the guide of;s our conduct tryiag the present giettiou s , the Worst *part of • this - law, and reject= the better. Will yap my, Gentlemen, that'. eiutb is to bepuniihed Surely this is not' litiV;* it isirtai.coienion honesty. - Yet the Attorney ! .. General us' l that although it is troth , it )6 a Mi n e !! •II a. man bring an action for damages nest the Printer. of . a -Public Paper, for inciting err that raper, that be has committed srerkiiilley . it Will be selispetent to t•heYrieterte. bring kbitilities to prove Ise &lath of the charge, • and it km 'teemed in•doieg s * A he is poi liable id one petulibs Weeteles'. But fi . le • .4t.it Musty -Gene ral egMeatisil - flie trouble , Thielit the mau undergoes, in behig thei liable to having. the charge reiterated ,ageiett - him, en being tilett t oftett for the same offenti, be-calls its . leViistikt btsnie the crime he h is committed,' tili man who charges him . with the commission 0.0 (Spit sig4.llo:if tilde, sew/41./oer observa tions epen.tbe iretty? pf Libel, the treetlete of Dii- wish* e and .thej*Kty,of the Pr4ss. *Mch be everdtbse.l4lirk : ph. by paregripk,and corn. - w h ;teat, ingetieityead torlliky,: as be . weisteing t av a ,:eteent emit toshbW that thiserticleWas , perfectly justifiable, be*, ue.With.rekeeton to the predeceirors of the thshisor klickeittat io stehat it was a colgtilskieti• con pqr#4 • e •inaut diem. f Tne follbwing state4nPla is taken fitisis surirish presented the prong , ess►miuia supeivaded. to , of-,the. - 1 estate 1t.., an adisiesithe in ,a . I equity appointmetit of new ones, be did not think that an I been mining biesstilf, had be lieen.soltetit. He sib ohjeet worth pursuing, Es there vow nothing, farther . 4 4 tatted that as twexiteat part el{ these proceediegs his - -=, under it bankruptcy. As to the divi- i Client Wei entitligt I;ds costs. . . ' that a dividend ) Mr. LEACH ' , tOF - ...Oregory, contended th at the . k e Wan declared 1 only •bblete Older hi. present stage of tho %sinew creditor* had eoeld:bsimpeted.l*-Ide t•.,• was, that be did net ' , Mend , whick chose, out of Mr yaw pocket, to ay theeeactiona :, after a di: : which his Lordshitrhid thought were fit to be tried, be reformed. ket had made go-order. as to th e. party who se/ tut to :ad the ques-,bb at the expellee of trying them. If there was no declared ought, entiosion, of * which he submitted there was V 0 eti , pound: It della. against-Mr. Gregory,. then Was •be blameless.. the haeiVi of : The proeetellogs,.KOMOYer, 11/IOWIKI that there had Actiltignees -.._.. --igh. been in their heist atrading, the - bankrupt bktinthed a patent'for hands,, . He. 'therefore .ordetetr - thit the Als!gnees aloe kick * . baying steel and wood, and setting to should it their- °WO expellee Cali a nieeting *of the ' welt ois thiCineilettiort both.' by himself' and , work- Commissioner; And that the Commissioners should Ine.einimoyed by him. He had • also kept an office , certify to,the great Seal whether the .dividend ought . in Pope** Hesid-alley, carrying .on the trade of a: to have been one of 6s. 3 r of As. in the poood i and '.. beaker, baying and selling shares in public Work.. alio.what sums had peen in the hands of the Assig- 'Pile wee a- pititiow en behalf of persons who not. tiers; _wilith..oogitt to bare been in the hands of the : only, oid signed the bankrepre certificate, but . had Bankers, and the amount of ,the interest thereon, i s ti a Oa° l a a t a fai l ed the politic' their countenance reserving, the question of casts till the result .shoald i Oct .. aupportAw-oe present commission, by acting be known. The state of the funds ottite etanh7i *der Itr, and by (heir extras* inducing others -to rept was not such as to render any.further order ue- etippele .that all svai.vigirt. -Could they, therefore, . 14 /.!."1.„ -- --• -,.--,--,.- - - .. i ti.is le4o,: q t r i e. jiff* be kesrd to iroporek. it ? • Air. HAUT submitted, that themeetieriPlitall... s ...... . Mr...Ctrixze followed on the same side. missioners, which his Lordshiphedosticogd,st Pit Mr. WarneltALL was about to follow on the.part, postpetteiltill after the Master itaditwegtitheSeliciter'e et the Sonkeript„ when .. bill of qtniflii...,.. • ,-:,. I. s. - 4 i - ~ I -, The Lean C HANCELLOR asked , who could prove . The ;LORI C.oaticetAolt iltidi litiiit:Pe..,...krfittg_ 1$ ; atthe tau, the existence of the petitioning creditor's the :tastes for the Vacatioettehithltithille.,44l*.: debt.? 'Whether Mr. Gregory watt, or was not to be Seine had been .over-paid, to sefeinil . kit; Nettie expellee el trying the actions , he was least restored. Then let the meetiegofthß COP*. . : * :.thStipply the *wane of .that preof.—Let the matter' A I he called, with liberty to the Creditors:4 . e ;fiend - i *ow till Friday, And let Mr, Gregory be ready .to .put such questions to the Assigeees,as„sbeittd . be,; Ow that der, to tell Ms Lottiship by what witnesses, thought propen. • .' ..; / .).... • - bi can_ pr'ov.e . the . Vetitionibg creditor'ir debt ; also 7171 7 F A lITS 111-EWTON IN THE MilliXXX+ 9X POPP , . . hew he mesas to prove the trading, and the ' act of , -.- This was, all. application ou AIN ileit-Or7llle ikitig-•'.Ditilrniptcy. • • • * .. noes, under a " mmi 's i°6 " 4 " -" t -' 4o t!'"i mi tiwi __ 4 ' ahoWalitte saituaseterille MATTES OF TEE KUSIEIIBI, ; Bankrupt , George 1)0i1d,,,* Civil Enfilittests _tt°,, ..''''. ".'" • - "itstoecio*e, avoneurrs.' the.Conunissien superseded at the espeece.,et ,139t1e, Soli r. t/ • AIME was a Pealing' on behalf of Sir .Robert , himself, of. Massey Stacknole, the. Pefilleeigli Cr... 43 4 whani a n d Company, praying for an order epon the : ditor, and of Henry Gregory, the Solicitor, by Commission band been sued eel, to have an . AsSignees 6f MessieOrs John Pooley Kensington , and whom the Commission l'iiis brother Beery, the edit* partner of the . firm, .order on the said Henry 'qregorytopay the casts s of i n two actions broaght by him in . the name of the 1i " bankrupts. - t Assignees against persons soppostid to he indebted to The Petition prayed, that . a certain MU of 'Ezell**, r lOtiged with the failing fi rm, before i iti &Huta; for discount •inthe .way of accommodation the-bankrupt estate, sotto have him restrained from : &ilty statentilf lee thoullanil • poends and upwards, l aciest the Assignees for his bill .of, costs for -werk; ng t May. be given sip to .the Petitioners; in older that I like Coroinlistion• In the erect /bat the Lord cbA n'• : thermarpeoveitgainst the -general assets, the-whole Lcellor not being of opinion that tehootamissiph should su - [ oh it hough there:inks a stain above ;two thousand be superseded, in that' event.tbe petitioo .Prtrl that pounds." at the time of :presenting the same, advance . the certificate : granted to the bankrupt might be ' thereon, in conformity wfttt an agreement, or rather r r inenteitt.iuto the oace 3 in !order $9. its being can- ', proposition, front Sir Robert Graham , for pecunia r y , celled, as. hating been kande** . ** el . 1 accommodation, bet which either Mr. John. Poole/ . Sir S. RAMILLT end Mr. licst,o stoteti the -,. cage °D liensington, or his said beefier Henry, acid was dif- the part of the Petitioners. , .At the vie third - exia. "*cola to be vomited:, adding,. that if the suit ad , snination the Bankrupt 'exhibited a statement of , famed were restored itithe coarse of the neat month his effects, from which it appeared he would be a bl e a c e , : bat one from the of tht . provesitioti, and beams to pay ?CIS. in,the pound, and on Illy - - - faith (4 - t "": tile billi should beanies due,. the hilt was tole- re, itatetecot the creditors siimed his certifica,te. The i *toyed E to the - Petitionets, the indorser*, by the statement thus exhibited by the bankrupt, however t ' Messrs. Ketishigions, the accepters sea discoeutints the creditors soots found to be false, s and that ths ee k iber4 4 4 . .. . . .. . - had. been grossly deceived, in as much as it tented "' , -;',.4l, l l 4l‘elletitiontirs it was contended , that the fore out that three of the claims thus exhibited hy hien to __-. aeg words -constituted a contract, and that the the amount of upwards of 201)1. had beee paid to:him- *hole five thousand -pounds ought tobe admitted to before, and tea others, amountiog to between 40001. ; **roof Roust the general assets. and WOOL were claim. which had nevi" , e , tiedt , :Oa th e - e the r side it seat. auguell,. that such :wordi coneisting of shareief projected. P" b-I ir'werkf~ That : i did . not amount to ecteitts*Otv - 40: that therefore Mr. Gregory having proceeded in twq IctiAnt splinti the Petitioners C 6444 eMy For* hi the balance re pailorialebLeo be indebted-4ot)* ba,licru , ,,e. in one I, maser awe Ow tire4Bili of &tibiae gat the time of of them by special original., ***die II me , ' etteata' ' the tenure; which tank place - it fear days after the gent manner, the Assignees,alpiliesi to s hiiri 10 knoW . tent end partiniAliscount of the bill of exchange what he. 1 4 es 'pint, :Over Omit reeeived • from horn i s l eis/0N • Wi4COl:: sike . I m i te p d a . t .,I N , oli g fa di s .-, I .101 - ' isrtOltilltainiaininie ii . ' aitt_lielibi:' ~ 1 " - t ail " . : iiiiui43gailitAran, 44 . impeded by inetitabte neces. Reins • iii, the - hilt of - twit,' dig .haw 1rf' 6406 tc!).aetr or•vahNoitenei that was imputable to neither of believe 'that tho'cniewfistion: Mari issoir. taken., out in . -- e' the'plitillii;•hutliikel the &gat effect ' of disabling the abt - ert b"?tielt the tieo l " l6 . l ; ll4) *Y iiiilils g'f l e - . Pelitioiteti Worn Orioviiig any mete thee' the balance alto!, and the solicitor. V id4 *the"' was n e it he ' t 'el liseViitikkinet the assets. ' . trading, act of battkruptee,'antir .jettitiotring mill- i - Pp m - boat Cokeder,iha Arras of opinion:Oat - Ai tor's debt : that Steckpole.hak refused .4W - be the pe- words itt - waVri_touldniot constitute a teetotal, 1 titioping creditor unless he were proeided with mo. ', K 4 4 1- . 01*„* . otly tit its . delgin a 'discount trans. hey to work ,thetemniission end that it' was 'con-1 W i105ea4 ,44 4 4 , not m a ,4fi ar wlse by the words in certed between them that a Gentleman of- the name i hiaigteaa,-, ...entitetith 'was willing to pant any aid of. Row should be pressed - ' l ' l -1.441 ii - ii, AA . ... : leo - relief of 'the the bankrupt,.that Sticke ---- :.tsee-its:o6 ' tart` impossible.- carry on theconraisSii had been t*ltiskitiolc To, disappoint era execotio) parties acting stt concert sion taken out, and facts bad Mr. Gregory . Raw, rebiwer the debt an action against the' bdiikrupt's goods in action, in wh4htbillttatenloto,,ontneled had beeinincetisil, wed. ' l 4 &ludo bit tibia to snowed fee went debt, a trading4.;fee; Titss.debba the biekaupfe apteteowneeeling 1 SOk -ileilbeetioweceith467 steed el OyiqLtbsati, thefiwik to Wye bob thong!'" fieciser, M , own bill of cods. fired, It to fte ratf . ' re-ani. x alit*, moreigdTgeople - front havin dilli g !r il es's:ries, or which deter'intle-ivientivi: dartleTrom marrying, thii Babes hproted, and acknowledged to he the wale.certein remedy.; • fieq l . 4 Dr. Vetliall Medleal Admonitinte to ?dirtied People," and Mis " Hints to the Seivous and Debilitated of both Seto," piiia b. id. .. ... ~ -- - ' - tdeilittAjik„ , — _ ~• . , A M aingoeptiontihly, the most imports* !Ally WC** Wes, m Imhof elLiot earthly happietrus, and • the entsree et illkin,r. tality ; 'but many. ore dowsed room ustreying by infirmities which *ey are ttowAtiiing le Meth** r'll! ail • HOC*. ens a Dr. VENlib'S ftESTORATiIf,E NEILVOLI BALSANI is a safe, effectual, noel phinanerit remedy; in all ears of relax;. eon, tiebiiity, languor, lowneas. if spirits, inward wasting., aeryoos head,ach, trembling of the bonds, ice,. opprroioa at the I chit. *haunch, &c. this medicinelifords ceitstin nod almost I. 'White relief; in those of -slim* whittle indicate disease or went of healthy action in the . istrist whits organs of the huis , in frame, it is also a sovereign remedy : when the foregoing s)siiptoms kite continued or some time, a waste of sub .slnnee or decrease of volume • succeeds, attended with at feotioes of the eyes and ears , impaired, mentoty, muscular - debility, indigestion, emaciation„ and all the symptiaras of :rapid decay, terminating in the Most deplorable, Nuini liating, nad distressing. diseases, incident to mankied; in twit east*, wheat ell other remedies have failed, Dr. Vella% iblliillll is a s mercies and infallible remedy; it is. inflict. tire unit m-- Seine which can be relied on, for its action on those organs is sjpecifie nod invariable, safe and- salutary; it fortili* without Atimuinting, and animates without ialanting ; it promotes the reproduction of the waited' sibilance, amid invigorates the vat.. - solar system, so as towettre a dianelaboration and retention; in. AMA it itouriabes, *remittent, and replenishes the entire boo ; eithilatittes the spiriti, aro) trancialllizes the mind is such a ono aer theft it truly deserves the tide rst " Pabulum i Or Foil of Lifir and Health," a title conferred on it by a yawns coblemm. eminent for his talents and literary acquirements. in a Letter of thanks addressed to the Proprietor, in Which he states big Orin alit unequivocal belief, that if It were not for the beneficial ef fect* of this medicines...Om semi il4 DM be wow in the lead of the living. 1 , The nfPpeirg of feeble, distilled. and enervated Itreri4, in herit a coihritutional disposition to the foregoing maladies; a t long residence in hot and unhealthy climates will priolawe snt 'tar ettilais ; ki x ' , co, dissipat ion. habitual egret*, mire-trained lieentionsness, awl unbridled stomialitv lend to eint:equecres . *silly deplorable; and it is,'with eclat - tame. that 1 urn COM.' pelted, by a regard to truth and the rent interests of lininitisit, to aver, that the too frequent rouse of this OtaaappY and pitiable einulitfoa is, that repreheasiMe habit, that puerile species of debauchery, which I have treated on at large in nay " Mat , to the Debilitated," and which is so desto mtive to Stealth. thar . if its preyn lenge .itt seffored *ragtime and extend. it bid- fair 44 produce degeneracy. if nut ansibuiatiou Ott* Au. man race. , '•Dor anti] ei•=e Rate = , stela! est, mill Perk, coos farms 4 ' QiltAitain vi i ammo concipis ipse Oh." ' * • "'Tau think its iinthinte: its a trine Wiese 1 ' " A crimes.' great, you meetly can enanarear; Whatever the.vrigioni ca nse of these diorite*. may have been, however inveterate, or by whatever symptimas they may be manifested, the objeit of the mast earnest *licinde with the unhappy sufferer' is to obtain relief; eati•the Most heartfelt gratification of me life, is to adininistet the , halts of .eoaselaiion to this wretched Class orthe commilaity,_ I ems, eonscientiotely and with contideoce, assure ever* individual of either tel. Stile , is nervosa, relaxed, debilitated, or *shires to aby of the di eases or symptoms that-I haveidesrribed, that my, Waite is as perfectly sate. as it is invariably efficacious: with all etc ether advantages, this medicine combines that ref a secret ,remedy; for is is invariably sold, healed up, with fall and plain dime tines for We, and inaY be adrottilgtled for any l'Fllgln of time , w ithtrat the knowledge of any . iiitifyidual, erupt those who tate it. Dr. Venel's ite.torative Nervous Balsam is prepared and sold, by the Proprietor, at his haute, No. IN Altred-place, Hedford-sqUare ' London, *here he may be cousulted, :per sonally, or by letter, pest paid, sad int-100g the customary fee. ft is also sold, by the Proprietor's special appointment,by Mr. Bacon, I* ft eford.st reet. opptnitelgond4treet ; Mr. ft ichards, Dreggist 19S. Strand,srar Si. Clement's Church ; Mes.. Allen„ 71' Dalkird street. opposite the Pantheon; Mr. Bonita. front 'of the litoyal 'ExChange ; Mr. adrift, Cockspor-street, earlier or sorinthintee ; Merin. Patti n% Bootseners, i. 6, Fleet street ; Mr. Ward; 324, llothnro, acar,Middle-[ow i Mr. Was. spa, 12, Southtunptoti-street. Cureat-garden ;• and by Most re spectable Medicine Venders In every part of the 'Linen's, •ritelos. 6d: per packet, or the ;Fatuity of few papels:ets is oue sir 395. • ADVWE. WWHEN Men 'of Education . au& Pisfilionvi Skill, use permserbigeatiewssers Igs most safe and certain method of treating a few prevailing . the sacceeful result of their espesteece is the best plea, superiority. Messrs. GOBS and CO. Samna. have been iadored to nr•Lis ihe•c.ure of the following the ohket of limit particolaratddY viz, a certain Disorder, fregneetil rommeted in a tainieni .ll httosications and its caramelise* Stricitires awl Glaris, which. akaaimsemea plan, ire. Aggliwnimegsgo, meg ; staphr gility, whether urbingt ilian indOgettees. lane weiggiscg in Wane *clatterer., or a solitary vice. ton often lellppOity pursued hy.theryonthost bosh assess iu the une.caui fen er borrennent and in the other a anise rims treat of aervous diseases. which, if not timely remedied, terminate is inspevence mad Consumption. In that iiiptreseingmme of debili ty. at dt ficiesey. e bolter lie rgiumpetwee of such baneful ha bit% 48r assist from any oiher_cigese g by which the powers of :LLeandituivin became enfeebled. as regularly ethic - Med Sur- W-Leedom they ofier a Area, lade. and Sneed,' mescaline 40ittatal and 'Wrm; health. The mull of • long and extensive practice has. enabled there, by ts topevtor inetlidd' to remove Venereal Complaints, how eves-inveterate or complicated, without subjectiugg the patios sw flee least ressratti is' diet or exercises And ht recent Cates. where an duly applicatina is nad i r oh discovery of the infection. they frecpsentlyperfbete a core is the short space of two days. Theunprecedented sem" 40 '- of treaties*. (wh" has sever been known tor- - Al a practice 411 fifteee during ' iger,ong o.f both Orioles methods 44 w e8 tW of to be dose under the bankruptcy. As dend, it was stated on, the other itkle that to thsoutent4 0 . 40. in the 114 bad bi by mistake, .that., ;di the other er taken . ~,• ' was the disi ought W ha; •No ",doubt, vidend had • • it amid not b but by an *OP 1 "1"i 1: to to tnetpurpose ;ai 6011 Wilk wieethittille diiidend to be dec to hare bviiit . ,Obt of 6s. or of Bs. in the aPPesioii Plain Oat there wits money in t the Assigneestwhich ought not to have h k 1 , ). 1 paper :—“, Three months a:io 'the .reasides of the , e/MI Rev. ThS Ncgeot,• P. P. of ! tiroCkany,. were 1 , ~ depo-ited in the burial-grnund of, Hospital, county : of Limerick : for the last , 15 days his grave has been : vi , ited by numberless crowds of people, one Of whom • Iff we 'trairollEtj many miles, for the purpose of pro_ . curing some of the earth that covered' his remains, *:hick, they conceive, by heing 'inked *ith the . ;. water of a well adjacent 'to the church-yard, and drank by any person effected with whatever disease . is inchkent to the human frame, tauns a certain and . Pennwalt calk, Several ko*Cited wei ' eight of earth 1 i . has bee . * alrady rensoved,•: arid thereby'. %the coffin ; frequently esposed ; we say frequently, because, . i . i since the commenoement of. this unaccountable prac- , tice, it.has been repeatedly covered with fresh earth P • p p • . by the relaiiies.sof the deceased, which. has always b.'en removed..before. the expiration •of many hour 4 1 liy an unilliatking multitude, amongst whom have been observed persons who might be supposed, From their appearance, not - likely to be so duped. The .. , crowds are, we understand, daily increasing in the . . * grave-yard.", • . About i artnight since, a pooritilil fisherman, at sheeroess t ..aaaidentally fell.. oterinuirti . s hed was O c. drow . neti: . Tits mostdiligent search *ire made for :. the *ray,. but , to no effect: :On . rade/ Wilt a-, • ' gentleman, who was out in a .tioit s ,;., Wight he saw i onnething resemblirig the hoid 7 or ' ~..kornanlreing, and, us be approached niar,t'llii _ arglivered . that ! the head was the otd,rxreti **V 41 perle`' t I the fish having eat the Mai ' iiiiikAin Ai : a icada i n nuiuner, as to read.* him chtgeoesspeetscis.. The' t;entleman hailed a man .Iftw ittia l tipOn'tinVillore, t' who immediately regaggized him, alit. sitrd--," f.arii W enough they were . remains of pogr'ettrtitozini ) ' l The , .... 1 who had been ten 'dais drowned . " ' :, pony was 'i takon out, and Owe to his friermlaffri.sntertneut. 1 Oxford Races coramonce thia.illai, .. the goid cup. - . t Achich ayuiiidly oteites much inteitest,44)l. he Coo— Tended for by b horses. Betting yesterday .at I ' • Tattersall's .vast', Bto 4 Camertes spinet-Frontless,: 4 end 4to .1 against any other. Poulton Las iron the a. sup these two years running. • , . . . .• .. . . . . ...• . • . • _ . .. . . , . , _. :, _ . • . „ • . 1 111 . 14. 7 - Al " -SWAN. . . . __ . . _ _ ..._ - - - - • -- - I - - • _ '4.41e„ . iiiliiti . ... . '', •it mattitibre him iogillagilliteLd• a it was a costa the most.severe, oppieasive, arbkkary, , • , s , ~ . ' ~ - -.- . • ,-- t o the e th er, Opkii„ . a , Iteallaing in: and t) ran uhef , t hat ran- -be aespreived. 111* legisi a - 1 ,-• .: • , ,f„. / r,.. i 1 1 ,,, .„ . . 4 C 0 RD} r 'ilia( et QUI lure, lit a selpsequent•peried, was. so coisSiuded of, • . • •• COVW.AW • A 946,11. - - , t411114_, rf .4 ;• ~ . . iil , W ao ltiz :• i aim easraiite. ate. _ . T O _ t i a .. .4 0 - ow ote remelts for ap t ! , .... . . .• •i :4 413+,.. --ammair., . . . -'. • . • 101 , 911 this, that Wry • abolished it With env ettlisitiltiV bf r , , - .., a‘ e. .t i me: - . twi t s: '•2 t. ‘.altiZrl/ 4 - 744 • " 'Aa' lath - •' " ' . ..‘ t a l bi l e t riratillitt Y kind , f reprOba i it , ti . Previous to its abrlition; lbepsevtesvere ,•• •44 7 Petilry!'wl,A 5 , - L : 4 -*,.. i • . iii ~. ~.777,.., • ~ . m l‘t st4r4t . skives. A cuous incident in relitst o r ...r.ke.bcauka - . t • ei walk . 4 4 . I. wi •-_ ---.. tomras i mit tar Y' e t ilw. .'' Y . i.. il l h o i nliMtieti Vlbkilt‘Pthlilt Ma Of '<wish' ais ,fisieleloi_ i nt , ' ' lie Wise& 'et d ;:de sk m „ 6 le . toe • Uses, apist,„ wit t odko eintiama isWai . pnaartiraters a lite or us 01. Who thiettoidit)it t ...1 ocreis- to 'mei and fill 40117 .', a-.;- 77 ' .±,,-• I..t.** l ii ris . *• - /W o odi,#,agi tbp 7 1n: .ftor thit . he Coull i r i_ .' : ~ 'ex • j ot trytnirdie sic : , eel fiery '. 1 .,,te,1Vir.,"_ - sr, - ea ido:s i.. - 4 I, eon jt re Itiiiie *eie 'Mist it is you .owe-tothei Übe,. ~os the Cr vi , ... . . r rocs; pre iti lt - tisCPre%. A /radestain happkiityd . be 4.1kb 1 , oak to.# l ,; :Q i • ttil• '"FTll44‘ ' Oleo ' 4 7 410% : 411 il t el 614cit 4 10°1 .t ad' , oe ffeal l" lod i tr e t il. ii msdile t- , - falistiarth„dlarat liaaiUseta, i ag e abosal isil isie ,„,. - "Or a sort of • liadxe* warn tipsn'tbalbodlik: I° 4j / o#re d ' 9( i t i ZAi i i Sei , ht •tims . that V*, im i ti t l t lm . Wi r eriiiitiadd; , heat i llid*SPtit* *Of '..wital=t9fr intil wate !linker 1 4 11 i;;;:n w oe u ' 14 . .:4 a - erfartt of abuse Ndbbilhans or tb o a-L.,. : , -,5t....,, i Assignee!, •-• tit t otittift ait_ .i d ,_,.. : .. ... 4611 4 41 10 0. litt. fiiai i „actli i s - „,. . i :init, ria pi r poiaitt ot , ltist .voi . ,.. atit t.... , 14.401 , 4 ,.. isperferanito, , lied rtailvdtaboever cares. IkAtikid'utt the badge , 4 end 'iiihedit a t gratorb:.- Ithisse; bitty! of 04 9 11.60 .• 1011 "*!. dourw""`" ma- 4 ... . , rr , UV V.V . 7 ... :t.V, . : Wit* lipfinOwelhe efeile4ol Mastro rertntati ----4 ' . - removed '' c‘ ail tre hid - • *is "evelft - ilotie etteidt• thtd indie dtilekieLP aux mad mensal. wit' h ,ve nod al *joting' ite was inintestlebdiliten trefeFO! . ! ~.., 6044 ' I n qfP erit 4 ,,_44e.), 11 . 1 kt. ___ e _ u r l i P,...__ * i 61" ? ..2 . 1 t ,..:t ie .," k i i . .' • 4 e...-....' °• 4 . - .' - - ..i -- 1 ' ...' 't 'l6.hige • - 41,; i . any aaWitAerWeal ' ihe =Ler, hild me ieti 1 "41tifiti. of stiNch i mbet_f l e i n ieviat f o v shoo igen - - ro .. from the Illioasa, os 'fteugn7., ' .a.. Imns usual' . 1 .-, ,ir t v:prolocia'. a . ... , .10 , c , o,fay . it r .. 7. ......, ' ....F gkontheev b e es e eee k ed so 06041 ..._ 2% r, win ,J. ii.1 ; 111p,4 . j o i A wk d ev ottosiside f , ithir..144.16 to r i siine!ikeovld I**ppedated• in,their stead.; that therm. sad . Ta i 4-- .I-. .: ..:...:,.1 4 0 4 .... 0.. :11... ... of not as . every - evidence of resoehlei heath, 11a. twdoee, am ciit . 6l4l'n'ordee• to' sisal' Nth tee bettlibloo COdsmisstodutilhillod.4l4,4loCted to pitnpute no. dm ~r . isa i ie . .4-06 t. tit s ~.„' i11i j5 t, ,,.t ? "5 041). 0 49 1 jesrapt C at.Wrtier tnol l ati vi a h nT e"le t Ana retail ' " 4 46 miti or i ius. i t ii, te i t tibi el isy;arthiriptlioa l test at the rate o per ohne, on all monies belong- . bet tipt 1 i . . s 'detiei.sect,4'w in,e 3 gbeelPil" enr Of Piton •Iteitichwt the;hdiust ihr beg th: a t ilit gr v 4:: V : 1 ; thskiii4hiThit. - 4 - - - e - t :ridat e tror aotib e h i r ,e . ks 4 ing . tethe batilitopt ettlistswebish had canal into the of 'the de srlisidevir Itiaight be irlsteg s, hot as had pid. sad 401.,61. sod fatally batiks 3* ow which the g r i t ire nt e . , ilia Idiih'ii.OW*a • 004iotoo walsot.rainn / I hooka. - thliitisaitseeie , *ad hod:siii 'boat paid by 1 been iiiisisini.d; alit otkietifie trlatscaoos but ea 61 " , 91 ' etiiii6o)!toirchitirrefgfalr„,,Cbsiobtr,l'orolposerttigissigl them into -the hoods of the - liatilmieras directed ; * to unsettled•aceoas4- 4 '. • . -.. —....—r--..._.._._____ . 1111ALTH AND. 11APPIPiliSS. ' 'Mr. Date- DIY 'EA . ' nigih, oribt sia'alllittee h all 1! It is to the Liberty ; *44 thOtAi mi tt4itt. colts of the sere", , • sir, ffor tr iti tilipole, denied that there, wiIEM Ah*.spiiit of life . oT tbS e.:S, yiltrow4 the . e* which yap held in I soot should: tiliiiOd...• flitS LOrdolllo,94erve!lt • that Witt so plilor 4t,.. • Od'4 ll egolOir Um' That v v the cirrulitina languid, and all the fnculties imuni" Slt: 'WO% 'Ft rot for that biaildable Witting, * Yeti ! tbe bill of . coitti amounted to 16014 which was a large dip. was a alibi dime i i iio n , which entitled hiai to be i?r. VF2 . 4 lq. o 'S rS . rctl i t e lT e l se V e li A ßA!.ZAlll gives a tillip t: *oil bs at this moment abject slaves to the Silken I sum for a business of tbe kind; .be 1101 d, therefore, 1 th e petitioning creditor, did riet.depead vs his own r e .."=!,4 6 ,7 1 a. t raldlanues due t :Lai v p . ot t :' t ril re r : t" ! send this part of the ease to the blaster; tax the 1 oath ttlipeei . bat` weteeereborated by thcoath or the Matti the whole now. lu all caws of debility and ret,,,:ii i , / ,, , i * Barons *of the '.ooesent.thiy, as your ancestors *ere te the bougliii awaits of other years: This tiiay ! bill, and let die costs •therehy occasioned abide the 1 4 bankrupt, whicirarar equally. coaclailai : against his and !li;; li v:,: t r os ito i r:zt i :o . f e r;gli k rze u d i .4 in tifetrio,o, us,' ore Net-anu s n'rik kO. am Attaiwokraltiherel smile. but - recollect, ! result: As to the removal ot.,she•Assignees,aed the ' , estate as an athaisslea in, a , suit in equity would' have 1 n :7,4 4 4 8 mi d t o d uo . . d i eri o ng ! 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'` was --r----..r• they fr a e n qttentiy i * t Agem a etwe brtbe. effort space of two day.. isiiOn.' :At t h is tithe Dodd); goods ' L,4,... 4 4 1 4,thei 4 L . ••• .i :, , • Tie unprecedented oseceis of their mode of metabolite, (whit* Int mice a a practice di execution* ibei.igiverlif et.Sette . r. ;,.. :',7 4 .. 77 1 ;ii t ui i. - -.-. :s; -, , . .. . ~ .' rer been bann.in I ° slll /9 Onn h lngk 1 1.. 14 4h4 ,d, c.' ItlCtitid ti 1 it.' *at i Outended-4148 . rfi iii4tholi v yle t h e ti e i g tibormi l d ' A t (14sAtry, serer aft Y ea we rs i.b eea dur e r tnjt e d il , l e y e ap tl4 " a t er roan gere i 1 a Z i joi e llevA l ua les oc i elm* onceit togetlieri•ieed-the , Coitnnitt. jeL.dt• weaele i,A4 . 14 I , 416140t0 bik4At il ttilt a" b " ° thoa" " T e l it tli t g i lf il gert l it e r ers . vi"11411".4"" ilidEee ad with M I cknoWindge,:_ollAtineii thinneeetkbuttietliali 'lit 41 a , • aaaat4-f . :' 14104 1 t 'etei:re: ores luta CV- etelititely ptolissl s g the care of (Woe WY braMlit_. ,ailwatlatt agataat 4l lo 4. -. AA' iistry(o‘3lll - bilikiteileti; tbattlttibtati Of I particular complattotio la sides' that Thi e : e lly i het be melted tt 7to only ,allitbed lo.tbe he debt due tertiwn'altikinted • Vi ler .lenses e ilti er o ngt . si4 40 . 414494 ^,l4:nr it tinlien t ;rh i r a t i t '',olV ce ttv i . iel alio that be ' Sherlff 14.461 5?: 1iP ilik ,„____ . 141). 1441 twee!-blOk i britall moiei•it It said, i . moor 1 I tt f ro r kavb e re P os Ott . ' odftiZitad Initiated iNI . llac 4 4 -4XeCuties. Thu. WAIN sowwww ik ii i i ir A6 4ig i s o r ,L...A . fads , u. sunk th e I e l je ci pli m e h ßik ea t o c w iguitartwo :awe. `fl"'"ino '''• "'" trey 1 . - bittat 4l,96 = 4 ti) O INK ' Wi g erii lea obottatiania waitity..4 Ipeui *Win* 'i ni ta ll et lry • i . ..!:.... 11 •! ig ,„' f . ii , r ; I b rol=" 1 .• - • I*o . . 1 . 61„ 0 4praot ..: , , . . ~.. .. _ , It i sof . !v, - 6 - At , sad in . .irkich, &tote be. k , 4 ‘ . . c want of .4 petitioning c . • 1r.... tr il irrueZetta" : ineetor grip.mi . snow, et Out oks i pocaito carleocem ot a. 0444 11Cl oo l .rsiw asling .d•bili tedidior 'smlif Wee . k tella ..Abset • • ••• •-' ... -•'-• v '-'. , • .-MASIM •••• • 'e 6 ,.... 16 , 6 .. - --, , bililiV ill* intl4 'i by *a . Plane. bew W liberal b. WINS briar rbOtiegi4 V . 11. i 7 :le l• 4 le' bit ANL . ;! 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