The Statesman. — London, England, 1822-09-13 00:00:00

-▪ 11 srOalirii•TOMPui. - ▪ II Mahar wet sore awes ailioneil O. SO journey, me. Ose Wee proceeds° witkoet es four Ist ai s it S a throagb Irs,Pottis, Pommy, h : llooreri* ry sad resuburNSilip, awl Iletytea4 • linesi • - - 11146 Pairlessogli. Sass mad 1411114 Oflamiv air ANoli ID !sew light fob, litiMe pest ceeeit nd nirldiehived : goes with all the Wiy ; passes = bridge, Richmond, C Aberford, iferrybrldge, New fitemsfoed, Ramify, Greethmar seta old on goy 1101111111.6 lei the greatest M4Rty. Psimasion misses, se pleases*, have the seats being mewed in the next tot, Kirby-Lansdale, rsteng light post-*cedes, emory leo lirht four Ina& post-esscli, (noteferd, Stotts, Watford, sod On Ilse r ) every afternoons 14 ion, Dale-street, Liverpool, t-cosch, called " the Empress," ,e. church, Terporley, Planiptsrlik. k, light postLcoods story after o Manehester. Winslow, Coo and Wolverhampton sew kw ernoon. Only ore night on tipa to Leeds. York sail Doseastor, CO. raspeethilly aequalst their hat they will not be account. tavre Lawrie, Writings, Plate, ids toque, If lost, stolen, or da ub, and the Insarance paid for 'I need In; SOI4III, Londe*. oailp takes ap, we desists from gement principles with . 1,111 1 hesitation; andeonttlent in our COWS honourable integrity at I Members of the College of Stargeoas, we refer the starerlai sommunity of either sex (especially those entering into snot trimonial life) at once to our house, where doily attemlassel is glees for personal consultation ; end letters front the country are immerllateiy answered ; these must contain a remittance for Advice end Medicine, which can be forwarded to aay part of the world, however distant. ' • DOSS and Co. M. S. C. Surgeons, No. 7. Jereqa-street. St. James's. mid No. 11, Soarerle-street, Fleet-street, London. Just published (Fifteenth edition), The ALMS of LIFE, a familiar roeuseatery oe Old above Diseases. By GOSS and Co. Addressed to the Youth and Maturity of both Sews. May be had at 20, Paternoster-row ; 19„ Pall-mail ' • 16. Princes-street, Soho; 174, Fleet-street ; vad *fall Noetketilers. Price As. principal didiceitias with which tee **Wei MEDICAL PRACTITIONSIt 1•11 to encoenter, is re vesting or eerier the symptoms of the Venereal Dis ease. etigloates in the absurd emseealmsot of, their real situation, which mostly characterises the afflicted pumas, and in the still more absurd reliance which they tee often place upon the boasted efficacy of sews cUxtvsusai Seeciric which is unblushingly racoon mended by the disiatereeed inventor, for the certain cure of this disease. io all its various stages, ' , dons, and appearances. By the rational mod considerate these Itemedies, are of coarse never re sorted to. Bat, unfortunately. a very nuluerous body of persons, labouring ander this di , bare yet to learn that the first requisite towards their cure is se early ap plicetion to Practitiosers of talent, observation, and ex perience. To peruses of die above description, and to all these who are acquainted with the sutr-riags which ;snob persons endure, through neglecting to apply to }sops* MUM of relief, Dr. flaw, as a labourer in mu sibi•ems a cause, can only further say. that be is con iunkpli daily. by persons of both seem et his house. 3S, linnti.aintet. Soho I and, upon the practical result of his knowledge Rail esperieece, is prepared to rest Lis claim to the coatiaaallee of that patronage and approbation .which be has se leug midi* largel ettinyeri..-s—Observt • the number , -311, Deasiateet. Isa private How, apposite Meatirs.etruett wit end Of •Desoetreet lead. lute Gerrard-street. nrtril ',pilules the Week' Tim pesay Post Oboe, sad the lather into Usturd•street. ;Advice gratis tO the Poor. Mt , .. they b...., no power ‘ sell this property. which was originally bequeathed fur a specific charitable peep'''. Mr. Lure entirely concurred in that vi , w, and cited the original registration of the property in q.testion. to show tho, if they attempted to sell it, they would be lia hie to an information for such en set. Mr. Rorer conceived it a matter of indifference how they decided. The church rate would he four-pence and the poore.rates three pence in the pound, whatever way this property was left. • h am If/musses .Mr. ineffectually pressed the Meeting to re to await the report of the Committee, to whom dismantler is quests. had formerly been submitted. , Mr. Garr moved a Resolution for tho purpose of in vesting the Pedlar'sdkcee Estate in the hands of Tres ' tees. to direct the proton's thereof to be applied to the poors'-rates, which, after some conversation, he altered to the following:—" That it la inexpedient at present to diaper of the Pedlar's-Acre Estate for the purposes mentioasd in the Notice." This &isolation was agreed to, it being understood the matter would be discussed on a future occasion. POOR R 4 PILL • [la the Appeadit to the Poor Rate Returns (the Comusmas' Report on which important subject we have ultiady given) there are Int lac documents. mat• itig the mosey " expended for the Relief of the Poor," at different periods since 1750, in England and Wales. They detail the different counties, but we shall give the sums total only ; es cb abstract will bring the information into a narrower space, as well as into a more dlstioet and comprefiessible form.— The vast istrease of Rate, camsot fail to aitonish ere y reader ; sod If the burdens on the industry of various classes of people have lecreased in equal proportions (m has hem easerted). the dificoltles that hove been teperieneed, mad ere new ezteusimily complained of, Might no longer to eirptte4. In 1750, the expendi hare was 089,9711.1 In MI, also on thi overage of ilag* pug, It was 7;273,3351. b e ing a's effsees•fold I a enier,-mrd sow operatiOg si a tat of steal per cent. a the " property " of the country, eatiMatlng such ~. people of this s 3towiseisip ire principally employe I as manufaeteeers; illy !senior above six usueths pest b en fully employed, and at rather better wages; (pins this ai..eurnstancr, the low frig of provisions. iud the attention of the s lent vestry, the expenses of this town ship are considerably less at present than at the responding time of Jail year. lt.ses•roNi (Denev).—A select vestry was formed, but since discontinued, in conseiptence of an opinion that it did not answer. SINFIN AND ARLITTON,-1 have Conflated sere• rap Overseers and ►eau, of parishes concerning select vestries, and And them universally approved ot. SUNDSRLAND (DURUAN.),ADCOIITCDOIr the sum of 9,2701. we have executed forty-one di warrants, and have yet many more to te„ owing to the ga unt depression of the shipping and coal trade. Num ber of uat•deor famine' relieved ere—sailors, 1,120; other families, 660; ■ahieg 1,790 familia% or 7,120 persons, of which 1,950 are ander tearless years of age. Sr. MART (Lames rnit.)—The gnat . quantity of extra parochial laud adjoilleg this parish appears a great injustice, And affording a perpetual asylum to immodest Menne. who burden this pariah wish ban 'notable illegitimate children. A great i len.e is experienced by Mr. Sturges Bourne's Act ant having tirade Irish raises liable to paupers' ne cessities. Haulm. (Sussex,)—A boneficial. exisedient ha, • These Numbers err taken figs/Ith* Preittoloary tip ions to the Population Abstract, presented to the* House on the 241 of Judy, 18* mid iocloile a proportion ef the Army, Navy, sad others Opt enuaurraiod in the nutria Ouunties; in like =mom, the Numbers tete stated for 1811 are taken *OM the Prelisilitaii Obserra tionO to the Popolatloit'Abotraet of that Yisl. amt , it-s -tied. a prepertloe et tkd Atithy, &c. le eft Report of the Poor Rite Raters Coehloiltioe of Ibil, the Resident Pupsiatien, In tke.uverei Coutim in 18 1, is stated; sod is less by a thirtieth part than she Numbers above essignril. See page 38 of the Obse:va• Roos prefixed to the Population Abstract of 1521. • . . , • • - •------ - .1 0 —,......-....._-.-w-....... .-............ • -• • •• •• ! .. - --e• - •-••••11131Imemste. di , . • , . • .• . . . . , .. -.-• flet ( . ‘ l2.fk.-L 6 . 0 0 .....- • - ~/a , 'N., ~ :• - 1•• ' ' -I Y 4 : 9 .. .'. - • ' • ~. ~., .. , -- 9. 1 / 4 ; . 4,lF' \ ' ' . . , 1 1 I .. .• . 'E ., ' • . - 4.• - , . . -..._ . • . . . .. _ . .. . . • ...., , • . -. elli ma . - * - 7 Aigaiiall.Nkl E • ( tit .!,. . • .. A 1. 1.,- •,. :t - ,-..•\•, ~ ~ -• -'• * ' lI 1 i• i 0 L t s • 1 . 1 • ) . A R•in 01 1. ,, 11.11 ~ .t. i 14:1, ,: -di ri• ...... 1 . '.• • . • \„, \ . . ..,_.„. e, ,„. ~... ~.. 4. , i,. Its *. ,f . fifq. f'Jletve /.ea rmsf.e; b.volune•t: to 1•:. . • .• . --' N 1 L k, • i • ' 4 I' Aprooh • . • • ' • ~,,•/- • / •0 1 .0•1 h:e•mr ,amts: i..!•1. •:-. , , b - • „ . • . 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' • tilt .as ' mine : I cr. !rates , , i.as ,••-. , .....i hi • • ..,„ ,• 1 LONTiONi I t it litirr #t IIR1 1 3,1 • 11(111 ' • 4 4!.• 1 .,,, i , f !..,' Sig.,' ../011 , 1/' . j:i. ‘ i . . l itit : '• .. . . , I• " ,.i V. .__ ._ . • . .:,. -: • , .: . .4.1i61 Ail: ; ....,:f. ~i`mael I:- di ... .1 - ' 'al ' .. -.: 'lt I , 1 ..—...a __________—____.-- . . * i l k %We jbermas i •sta mPierfitrid ilerait ad • tiFir zi r-""--- 41 46 • ' .... • . • • t 1 1 i • • .T. l'i ' - 'i v 3 ,„,t rail ir..itis ,be. - ' RICE Elgvan Park* . ____ ......... ... ........______.__. ____ _..... • ...... ___.............._ .. __,..._ • • •. • • •• • • • , - yikeiifittiat Ir 'Wilke OLAi t ilei,•• - k Pijarruille—se.,- 9resPerty • ... __: _ te, $.-. -. . riling • afiteti l titim :rally pre' ateerdieg le tbe Beet a Art 'MO folliiikeir , 1 i eo t s o '''' e. geepeolls IMk ft orToritine Ofercil! - • lii , . ' 4 4 1 ea kw. 4 11404115, 111iND-PlATlffilk_,• 4ea mow op doeemmism, st - neei52.000,00111: . Tbeiterireibitssissie , I - - Co.bi ND'S MACASSAR QII. S ~, thes. et Careen oodre. Moneilieteee. Ilk ,Blahofe• expen d e d i re- i • .. 1 •ea to Ito tetilifi ' . Oil prevents the Irafetaralst leaf or getbwftWds, wiiste,:_sosto of s o k not d.,., are ad m i ts . . o • lg. 1 " w ill alt. 10 SOW] ~ ~ I n o ,et ''t l , litre*. of& le elltsetof eleknets, seceedakeneolAkirm, fright. Illysedeptest, lie Wee- slittliefeltesche gad flame drawls'. li the following ACcogfter. wird% alai laiiistaita lbd ~, 4 , ‘ . mimeo ... h a abed, intense study, 4e. dc. and prodoees rooms. A large atsertmant of deb Gobbed Chlsisoy. Flee. seerteet iiteally ezpeetiorefor the relief eff tbe New . Is lele vicusti ette3 seek • 9011 101 = 118,1 " 111 16. hatlint P htlies V ... thistall ' aad Chef "! di trs i r e . s _i_ v _ B ._",. Nl T.thillsoll tail•Lroer read sod that for " other pirpenee thee litheill}elitt, it • 1 a t sdeet. e. I Bea 41fteadhlroes' Meth ~. , *mom ,. tbe " writ ai r''''. ma i. da d . lel i tiv i rm ,Cm onitiwletu r: sod i iiii6 a dh 7 rid silt) appzri ii t e lie lu t iy owlag iv ter' o t li tt o e ss d o effeefi si e ve th44....rytbejelit '-1 m time-nuemeum end Petal t dtee - . " i iti. ' y ra i l l p a tir / 30 t: l 4 l6 :lll 4 d i r._'l; Infant may have it' etp ' Fed with thirgteat- brio. Or to Op t t w ee di sto o sose , . ~, . , • sem levied le sprat de litigation.. Ilioa'4lllMeell of • 111 SI oda 'on lIIN Oen meal= eßhietele b. g • alb 1.1. 141 0 ig , ~I =° "zzirtk.""°. ri. V, 1.,a1277.1 1 :1 is P elt b s ‘ t . h ule „k4ilf '32d Me . ne tree the Poor :•-- - - .s o r ia "ge tess peewee * - se e. rlt will . p rig - from its extensiveYarietyofoxesilose W•tit• ' - "'"- /4 - -- • - - - " lorsui* atia.ll444 ' " ws 11 ACCDIP" tar ONTR9 f iitOnel, ' - ASO WALES' FOR Illel" • • ' . r a d ve s es .sa s e,ra u g het feel Is 800, oi eaddlacal 4sotrialtasete. The upholstery arrangemeete illeptify ammo now speetesetts of ... I too -.-- ,' _ ima a l b s .. ion* . 4 t. ' , . f, 4 - k• owed r mod hao Om man' el to littorraot growth anal Dant y Ornamenting pewter hee t eeeeti ee e t eesesti wie r gg ea ug grmen w iti _ - tote soon ea ... .. „.. . . _;Argwit 4 I ' • 011f.'„Clo1 1 2...onlilloiar free sea Um llamas hole. OM ProPri store of the Ma- mg* of economy in the charge. Pasant/ tioneout for other purposes Aim . ~ ones. I/Witten, aver. is hoe not its lapel I. tee' •J. C. *set EMI in panfealne_ Meese 11to OttoOtirk Or do t . the ..,_ 11 ,.._,_ „Misr Of t e _ L la•Paee•• - '• • • • • e mose i 1.,, t 1 4'6 rda liv arelroTs;6l.ol=•• Is • !, Awd Ike distingased 'analog It hal reeterl fro* otablkeld mole egeri l l oveu t o d w s ee_gk e 44 e „„t, " w a s , owes weeniest teems Belem ed the . loth.•• ' 9 ~ ,- r , • '.. oi e w ied • serious Pmcs,,-& rbe ilaltng testi- log ort fri o i oss „s asess (asswaisny mew • 6 !oral h i Total Sums expended .. .. . „ .. ~ , ik= . 1 ( i . 11 1 1: 04 01ingerirtillidi , • . bierwirieffi • ey, plants this dais- 4 illhili *II efertle W diffelitily privested , loi s o w o„ pH s , a t . st 4 yi. ; int,•dd.; mst; or A . seas id Ni bihni tootemst ot . Tit,* Carpets ; Midi STATEMENT 01P MONET EXPrif. DEM 014 ?Ili . • lit POOR ONLY nil ENGLAND ANM WALES. .' . War :per burh. ail ease Crespeatireer me the semosedectleo. ~I,- - I , I ;RD PrffieS. Aka . ROWLAND'S ESSENCE OR TYRE. To -f rug ruai.w. . rerage of Th ree Yeses ending Easter 1730 -2 DOJO ear ending Easter 1776 .. .. .. .. .. „ ./he,73111 , Mat Ann CArrerittimes. I_IAVING staler. the &berm of the New Setae Average of Three Years eodleg Easter Iwo .. 19,11411 f, . , tt . , and It leash Sao, by MAIN Co. - •• I: • • priiiii ß l y on esa dr , owartra re ß ty g w y e r t if t t i o n A g piredc the weee ll: l r r a wdl itl aße i th a i ta a ! P yg r e epa ypez. r e a ßreet ti n o ow n at , tl e t s e n7 P et ro- ten. . Lawry it issitk4 I ... bell lea,. 10 say it meet. i.. Year awhile muter Isis .. ... . t .. .. 4 man err to a twautifol gleamy sad peneasent Breve or Slack, lad- with my molt usioillos approbetion, as It is ere the good Attempt of Three Years oodles 3ffentb:9l.-11149 Ilillitildi It , P I 1 - 44, g li IN .• E"T RE "' • toting die enact natured colour. Washing makes this Dye old pßechili of the eld-fashioned Eegilsti Lotteries Of Ditto el:to. 1818 .. ..„, ~,. ~., .. .. .. 1 Lc, Losbott. • ~' tomff more Ittitilltir. Ladies or Gentlemen may dye their Ate yeas. Lottaleihaviag become more frerment than In itto p ditto, 1921 .. ... .. . irrhs= - IT • PORV -CO AO 11 was eirwith ease and seeresy.-Ptice4a. t 171.6 d.; and 108.8.1. fonewatlauss, viriobwil Oebtrawers letrodeeed earlees wove- Property ed uader - 7 ii• .. . N ka Y al. the etwee ten :- - Sold by the Sole Proprietors, A. ROWL AND and SON, tics boo Hie Frances, which woraties, however impeder at •-••••---- , the Chimpion. a new Ilitht day comer of Yirby-street, the first tandny oa the right in Hat- the lime, bare. from their frevency, beanie now so Inger .. • , hoar* oolb through Begehot. ton-garde., Holborn, Loudon; and, by appointment, by altractivlst,thareforeforet the CONeakoepan resumed with Population in 1811.. .. .. .. .. .. .. 4 1 . 8.6011,1100 'kite:hutch, Overton, Aadorer , Messrs. Hesdries.Titchborno-Stroet ; Mr. Smyth, 117, Gat- myself hi Mimosa Coronet with Ocarernmoot„ have de- Ditto, 'Ell .. .. .. .. . .. .. ..•1e,11119,80 ' ti iiandtord,-Tbe Propeteten of de aad Plane, 37 t Nola's, H 33,..; D. Risme and Son, 3A ; terminal to. Iry hew far the otd.faselowed oid-Rogtish ' •ti•• ? .lit —,--- , I reed no aptness shall be spared Ihevellot.T. New Rood-area t Polaroid. GM Mond-street ; Scheme of all Miaey, without eel Prise of Roy &nowise- in ibe Appendix that. are. Moroi* „made hem the are on ow w.p.tern Road. . Bayley and Blew, Cocksipur-strest ; Berry. 17; Johnstone; lion Wog died. Wont your approbation i tillaielle It likely oh tions forwarded in the Parish Haters' antornf. • 1 , I , , i , 1 Deal. Iffamegste, Marone, IS. Greek street ; Barclay, Fleet-suafket; Butlers. 4; J. J. that oo otivelty may he the greatest novelty; coosegnently ... se - . • . t oat tog are vont, of these extracts: .they do oar ! - Et ftwadwiret Two pest walla. Rigge, 63. Cheapside ; Stradling,; Nix, Royal-Exchange ;we have mode a Scheme en that basis. and look forwent • " i I met sevesteletet. Mange., iba, Ovfoefftstrem: Low, wit prose. dug, Wtrand. with the gnoteat eeedidesee t. your approval. It will be require moth comment :- ' , city) stagnate! eves to the Newberry. end Bona. 43% Edwards, ao. et. Paid . * ChUrCh- round to realist ref 110.403Tiokets„ to be draws in iiix Days, Ea top Sodom (Bs orstett)te.-In conaequenoe of ot i are determinist/ore exposes *al yard; Johnstone. 38; Toile% 41, Cornhill. • conemeadeg 10th of Next (loath (October.)-All the farwra not beige a b le to m14,147 , 1* " or, ere sea a - i I . 4' i : amivoyanta in the Rest read. r e • Ask for Rowland'ilOil, or Rowland's Dye, and particu- Title,' will' be pet tote the ' Wheel at once (before the . ;:ifeeable increase en our expanse ; *e ore UN* testae, fiesvettand, Bused. Oft- arty observe Me Signstnre on the label to each battle, as Phut 111 /1) -4 ' 1100 get 'rare* Money Paz.. of £ 10 • 000 , I ' every morelmi s at • i past L Impostors Imposto slaw Melt trash, A. Rowlandson; the Genie. is Two of artiktloo, Tuts of tiSISIO. and 113 other Capitals, sew than last year. • t , , signed "A. ROWLAND antiSON.'l - Mere E s gist/ o u r .-11 8/ 45..11. t has been saved lo this . ' 1 't . pwr.e.th. ptp-mt, 1111.6ie t FOR WORMS. FITS; PALMS IN THE S'rOMACH, do- are not may Classes.-No reserve, nor Any Stock Prises.- „ e „ i a ,„ the relief of thh 0 ,... 1 , ,, ,, the year ending • , Manton, 'fritarrea, Weymouth. . : oleic- Every Tietet decides its own Atte, and no other; aad as r • s "' '" .• ": ! I ''' • I tedisetryi ,, my wa d e* e t d ) ILAIS ing lb* cause l'i ',Joni' internal t h e „ i s g who l e s eg a 25th March. 1821: canned pertly by rem re•doced price we evert • small-Priso zed, the he a 01111., • k.. 1 . . .. ons, which vary so much in their effects that they. • it M possible every Cement may he draws the First Day of provisiuos , partly by cleat attention to one anion'', , ~ Al fi t ort lasta f ford ' - art hwtace, 4 " 4l • A r teeh taad w r ter nl4 , . may b e Mistaken by the not: st eminent , __ntersic.ans, an•l prove (nay llwf might ell•• be 11l d'sw• the d o g b oar.)--Tt eke te bolding select yes rits weekly,e24 keeping shoftstecitt s equally fatal to Me ratuttothms et alnico and children ; and Shun are now selling at my °Erns, 4, Coreldll, end 9, . ~ i i eem. L, f ieberma, i . „ Am p , thought the letter more exteesiady safer from timir &alma. choranrorooo. Goings with the parochial p.m?, and guarding Wiest ' t ~ xionsewh , bridow,Bbrairams „ . dye ravages. Their more usual symptoms are ths, pains in I hate the boon, to be, that standing evil called recek/y alionaoce which ' • i ...... the stomach, side and had, loss of appetite, nod pale, lan- Your devote! Sonant. - is admitted bete only in - east', of aiefatir 'a te '16 4 grad Ifirreea."" oceans 411 11:171; gad, and emaelsted appearenreln the Patient. Th. , em. re- t ondo ,. • T. RISII, St oc k - B ro k er. fi e • • : . t k itto r oo „ oorom , to the hi e s e. °reentry Preset of Chino's Patent Worm Lozenzea le al mit Br t. ism . set y. t IL whoa, Havre g e G row , sods complahots. at 'Alas obstructions in the boweis„.eed do l ii tern late Letesey omit seteke4). I mew the Greed s or p rim t,,.....p,, 5t m at i nereas a f f (a an a l atus i t . yd .. I • ‘ .. 1 i every disorder where oprnitig or -cleansing physic m required • Prim. No. 4.440. £141.010. sad several slaw Capitols j aid degree, partly ea int to the feria:), with which all ago- , yoomoh t„ww• to twelve a eras . is so universally known, and has been publicly 'chador- i n exer , n „ e al ir , Loser, I have se w n rery E r a; pro ..;.. V . pi iCaU IS may obtain r•dlef, particaarly the children of 1 , tuess-,A; bees ripa .e meo d hedged by as nifty vernal ef amigo:Goa and rash Is VS- clot s e i aji a :::. e lute. i ' 'Oniony, W 430 eeMti.ler tins relief in the li-ht of v • ! 1 .. w 00 ... w en d s . „de elegy. that it is unnecessary hare to enlaseaseetheir paellas , _ ....10w ''',74: - . .... ,_ .. _ o mat .. 5 . . premium for maltiplying their sped, s : sects `• just e t ches, reseetS adypeeessa, Bald. fil, !NIA. at 411(L0 ... eel 25.. fli..llo7tlerh l,CheatLea.. P:iffra/ 'OP i tailtlt rm.— PRD LAH'S•ACIf 1. . ,sew or impediment" outibt to 'be foafid to prevent i , r o sary 2 ,4 komnig. every No. 4, Lheapsite, and WO. metals-serer , .oq ion ; ttd . wa- r at 11Ir. Wert; em 'Grey- l eri°4 ',_P tse• •__, _,_R d it h _ ,u'ltt,,,, : St B• ,_ e kvin• - • l # 4 *_„____ 4 'D•laiili,..,_ ~_,, _,V*'hi Yeiteed*CYMOWeete bald of the parish .f saw . t --.- tarty tuarriage otbdrala •in a little die., the contstrY 1 erwroo Tamils. Iheseadtreet. I h i" e l "C i l" . .. "" glUe v 8 " C " ik r eg g a r" 34111 LIW UM / Mary LterlOliebillMeflort tba Bet. Jobs D'Oyley, le a u"' bic°a's IP", to liail*V496tfrihmkrrisul a" blagdom. anal *erase. , . • . , .• tt•l :.r • , 111 IMAWATSa I rear roe s ------.oi-aus-Teoftwerisiaror. , • .: . j the (hair. to arnaider the ezpedirncy of selling the Insolence. .ko . lir , (ArAprirompodstolrompoir ib•pregierelp Oleo& P..rocitiol homeions _ia , lir,* • • Ortis m atz siir - Tb d house. ea 4 o. 4 sraiiiirbitibt- ,.. 'at seiverselessros onMl.aid other peg- freqnent than f 0 . . " 4 t14 4 14 1:fte to by '- • • 43.118 111611 " 4"11) ta rf ittail " *ire * Ire, •• bit prjael eorg t ar t ' trd whir l the bending of o'er Chorches. it ". SOCRATRS, by his discourse on 'marria more permanent , the r gev e se ti ir ir b li en . fed c ol:s e re hee l 'oar. , (~ essoai ll udity it sae; . le es ae in ques ion. es many o readers know, easels* et. illee; Orrapealt Wo- raptured his auditors with th u subject. that the marine& was b"„ eit h e d to t h e pa -:...t.. of " Ara by', b y a p s .,li sr, acquainted with lit..lnti•s; anal it frequordly.blirr„ , . ii,4 „ c . a ., t h w eesser sh, men flew to their wives, and Ito b a c ke . ture a a .t e oed to b.that the the office has coatinied fir years lathe 'Lodi relotlss iitetnr ie p Veil in the elinech window. A: . I , . 0 1.. = /4"..1 " ."118 ' U."- wedded re ;sann:t• west agreeable arrsize.riteo./n•dtioxilizrat..trut:/iithnexr/ed Nee bequest ar e as long ulterior to the building of W e . t i. ..f a successioe .4 novice., by whose inseigeieecy pa- 1, • . Alettillatial IA pews oteek . The *deo' lottitetioat, then.-of marriase, eout r eetes th e minoter-bridget, near the foot of which it is situate, it Fishes are often plunged ietrkeepirilemi yi r easae NJ , . --- ..•Tit.‘ . - tt,o; v..• Atiliffeeetteerefeer IMMOSMent ; teeming not only with hap. was long of little vane. as, less litiaatiois. - -. ~ i. , „„, s 1i:I , 3 " ••.',' f 1 1421.16.110, AM* Seem metteatli, bet..dlapossieg the maul itself to-harmonize The KSCTon ppened the business of the meeting. PA Mtn A e (licette).--- ran elpeeditere.et !leis par:fill .., with bliss hereafter. ' WE Lltrr strooely opposed the proposilon for con- is fa,. eight ,ars the otoooot it e el_ :._ ,-,-,s, sue I ' '.' ).. . . r . . Previous, however, in ontainentri this hallowed &MP- venting th• Pe!llar's mere estate (roes the original P'll'• I ll .' " 0 - ad -'-' 11 , 1 . 1111 4 A:.•., • 3 •OM ii bewomes aa beperattleAtify, not only to regnlatethe p 6, 4t e, t Whi c h It ono &A rt "' b y t h e ( w oo .. o hi c h more than the rental of the whole net thirty years orpeptigittoseasy t ionlifeabg t • iMaligalla. hat to dawns the , grosser mare from those ha- back. The produce of land is net now maLing ha r ' i ' was that it should be appropriatml - for certain chants. mo w m ike i d el a n 4ft imesme . plyides, which thp freedom of uorestrieted pleateure May hie „ e „„, , o ; t hi o the p arish . Besides , he s a id , th ey ~,,e 4 •• . . what it *ore aid ; and yet the outsriagx of the fanoir. . , hive - intafled epee It To the neglect of such attendee are -- - - '- ' hie . a i v i OK d u , v * attributable many of those hapless instates' , which , while bays a Dill is Parlismcnt to enable them to alter th e are as much as when tbings made doable. sat o, e o s otod if" . l 7 f tbey en t ate die wagessis e rati bu o f t h e b e h o ld er, ' , mo w o leo apprnpriation of the money, a whole which was both ex- A s 11,LE c (Cu vs Ile). -We are of , opialaO t •AU fhl! ,iq, . - „g e met me *, eet , e s t Impress him with the tsar of self-reproach. pelletre and inconvenient; and lee !honcho, on the me„;e,es,re a ll ow the women too much. vow. i . at , .. ; , .. ' I '.; '-1 and re d ;, -- ihroupi swam i , Luxurious habits will offeminlst the botly-a residence iu whole, it would be lunch better for thorn to raise the the % .jutokittance of the natural ciawres l,. , , , : it very tweet . . , , o ree d t e me ph e ot te ,,, 8, 4 4 , 1, 7 , the tropics will telex the elaitie fibre-but more especially nerney in a different metterr. Piegradt. - 111etford. Dommeter, awl therneatere Infatestion of youth too frequently coot- Mr. WILLIAMS differed from Mr. Lett, and consider- causes the men to leave the neigbbourhorel and Ora • I e e Li oe , - L oo f s ,, tixt e ft enteee . promise the nattered dignity into a mate of-inanition, fro. ed, that in the ilowallY, was In b. appropriated fur parish the town suffers; sod the women do Lot suffer eat:title a z i 1 ti ely Two Penes per lb. whence the agogized su ff erer more than doable the chance of' mosi k o f dd s eon s. relief. To all such, then, we address ourselves, °Tering Mies, it would be quite within the d ono r' s intention to for their miser:matter. - apply the prop-rty es was now 44 ;1 0. lie saw to se- flettsnv.-Tiee increase of poor rates is through u %.. , aid. eboete row hope-energy-muscular strenete- fetidly ; nor will our - i t ith eim i nsi m i g ae y et b p ., advent:eel appear questionable, nanctionell ac they arr by the cessiry for an Act of Parliament, sad thought it would landlords not lowering the rems of land. It war.. d , , ' 1 •' be 'rich better to apply this property for the new w oo d i teeteeee k every li ft s ., vesitiplitot proofs of twenty years stmeelisfal freperienCL have been much better to have kept the husbaoury lo , The easy cares of married lire, are some ti mes di stur b e d churches than to increase the burdens of the parish at horse-dutyon, and I.ndlords to bare lowered their ten's, I , . 1 . i l ige A me s, D ete m es . by the suspension of those blessings which concentrate the the present time. He said, .that the anliet was now • , • .i. Pah IMP. , hi ttorwo u, nuptial wreath -fbr Dm female habit Is often constitutionally before a Committee, whose decision the Vestry ought as taxes mast be :tad. If riot were lowered, theta 1 1, i A r bir m ,, t o m, mi d, weeh-yet It cam be strengtamed, and deficient energy ho- to wait. the farmer might employ a number of poor on their - pit ' proved halo Oloctioned power. The Excreta was of opinion• that it might be exp.- farms, anti pay lain; but the rents being so ble'.. , • '• • ' ' may. gbi e ws; la every ease of syphliftic hamster!, as well as In ever iii E f b be t eg wad. lieu ezhtgatio: of as gagestlitive economy, we pledge our ability sib•••••4sooft y, teed with erect. Earnestly solicitous to Y dient to sell this property. Ile doubted is briber the t h e G m " I", ee weepy required could otheewise be obtaioed with so much advantage to the parish. t money to employ the poor eri•i,, which espies so matey W be out of em p lo y. i ,_ .. ', •., ' 1 , .1 1 • . #1- t , • m t. agoa; ore s e m e t ,. gp„,. only vim as/ eoling esopyrie from the petition 1141 premium's- CoCltceM.tuVit, (eVilllaal.AND).--Th. miners"?' A PA aisulosta contended that they had no power to / • ~ , a mama. lorwiedlormes.• illmhaok tunic taken II& we desists from feneral orineinlw• ...:ti. i.... • -- .• _ , . 1 ! ill 11 'llf 11 1 Em, i ll. 'l 1 11 l i • i 1 , if 11 I . 1 i . i