The Statesman. — London, England, 1813-12-16 00:00:00

..,:. ,ate .11 autiteiitic and solemn records of blimiti4g, page," undoubtedly) these nations, par . T . ou -11 test GOT I . o _, lmi *lobler. ( 10,0 1 04 -161 11 1 / I "tir •. ,' h ..„. ~., o f justice, vii i$ a a calg l ie r 4 - - 8411°"\41861° 1 ve most t an d upwards, • I aim use r _ )vernments, _n t ry, 8501. micrectiiinunciatioti of any-=the slighteatj'eliho, eie s ti tended fraud' meant to be pot the Commis. to one `iced of Poland; COGillititfeci c titii 'issuers by this pretended Carrieri but also had ob. the property of inteState an 4 the rate - 44411 Stitbi. j tained alidafitiltoes pePt of thole who bffered the Giatiemetsiif they AO to %sits I/eland:Ant eionuno4tion . fais; etin eitlgh.4lly confmned the satiety them'. Thelinpe!ial iulinre , ad'toy Lear 44 , tact of the 'Bankrupt hating offered to pay several Friend has iptii called film foi fresh wOrli; of those who had not exhibited WC. httid bills ; in 'Stetter States will be sca red out of being, by the ; eenieqitettee wbl6ii, Mr. BARRY,, as Casesel for wane tang glance of the half-satiated vulture, re. ; this Complainant, prayed that the Commissioners in pod* with Died' talon's,, upon the mutilate:d o. the this case would ' allow .lloloo of fee* ad bleedlOt Wit of his victim 1 I discovery to stand over forafstarellai,rin order to got, ' tfelatiti this great and s4oal victory is give his Client a TO:I.W, haptl'qf his Melly Ix c.rists avid of eirektethse . as feadint , to' the discovering 0104 fowl% i esti sk cola: itistiitolionif errii fr4lo9llll4:rtanCe; fOrtr . aeluved der this aseetiog- tle'Smil one of tSe that the gefieious and Ateitllailous tsi thq i The eciennitstodbre'Vilbilily acceded tothi Goon , rrelieb people is not loaf, Ip that * gallial*: and en- I request, and Ord'eie s el f .ttiat the Bankrupt should be 110:i:tied nation. 4iirom the demon* the tni• remanded for a Nigher Rearing'; and trusted that the litattr kscendency of Prance, out 6 t' t i it t gql creplittrs. v_volikd ) in the mean time, use their lut ent;t;l47eti conceptrmi nut; en. 01/11-V•Ii$11, isithAtu,(ictlernars certaint - bemuse 1 V 9 .-expe,4' ...**pft:4T 04' - • already liken the hetties pert 04,1. gontt*fir s"'" , . - nothiary rul!t vs r room; too l ~--.1 7;171. 2 par. rut having taattietis '1 . 41 litt!oofoi,tit i t we can o4ipel from the eilinciioo, of popAse fr ovirforo . , itirop4 l " I litts Akins iht* Miki s to ill probabiitty, then pso, the spode bfjuStice. - - The Duke' 4 Antot. hes discovered that ' teat is fruit ,, - a#o . . 06.0 a o tt Oie 4 tiandy `l l 444tasi Fiat_ sCity aii, may: sa,. , iii ial c a ... ,1-t-ii--14(0r , fish , liiaf !lei Igfitt, kWh ei4a'a Ja: tbl iv C PS ( .- 't i ... 4 •,c , 2'^ 1.. Ike most valuable :wild awful timber yet introthitied into Scotlftntl l. . (or boat- buildin, 0111:440 ; apd,thillttrit. fotiatl, by etittedinfsti, aiair ~......, y 5... t co bii i Gii v iii ii ir __, I'ol'. bi r Aii'rii monstrous iiij superior to that of the oak for the purpose* bf tad= it's aims, iron, ena4osts in ' ltir I sfictedOeis; AiOre 1 , ning, . ~, . . „ ' "li ikt tir 'in *- . 1 i . I unruly' n its neighbouN ci . ..,., . ,-,, .!!re sorky. ri, .te Tuesday se'nnight was committed tn. Mien - ton manners, than t4l:ik e toor a iy,'ol.lo, and Ito li c wp. 7 , i t Mallet Bridewell, by (he Rey. Archdeseod'reitiviti, tism which teas ii:eitted, , c.heriShed ais4.46lolid , efa4 ' I Alin Gwiett, alias TViltittm,! . cbaried -with'steating by the infituairrinotiseis, Wut, shore ill, by fir , tiro cows from the neighbourhood of Shaftesbury. heartless nature 'er Pt'tt. With thi most, Spit 44 i This man came.from Eat KnoWle, - WittS, 'fo.-Qiall avid gorgeonS tateittly- . -Asitb the fineit:adjoileckiinw:; tonbury, a perfect stranger, "about l 3 months iiio, ers t that ever sustaiiidt or kraced Of n)ind.ot a„do; where having remained about a mouth, he 'took A sisatogue— with elOquidere to adorn is. SO efichwit house at Shepton7Mallet, and kept a bad hifmc:ind with powers - t 4 reform a r senate,, ()rid aim a couitAii , cart ; he shortly after contrived to go ,a short joir fell,*a wortblOrfisd* so , iiiilintesitea Vict:ityr, hot 611141 ney, and brought home two capital inarei, - Woe to his owaliiNuie ind:blasted;am6ifio4l, ' Gut bt about .501. each : •'.ho then.commeuvoil the 00' sank intollirtiddiedos slave, ayes secu;or , and a triOnk 7 ' comnion carrierbetweeit Shenton7Ma I let and . ardl Gintitaien;the . arriirs . or policy °Chi's itifinini in which he is said in If.i.ve contludfpd 'hijoilet tristiOnOloWeret atr o cious , iwieht - for..afr, incl fOr properly ; he, however,' _shortly tookie"64 svOi stuanheroln . the tomb—l cast , have, oo 'wish to journey, and •brou;ht home, tiro hotteti;rAf s kp a i l iii them !rain those uriCleah lA* to w,hich they I soon disposed of, 'About a tnittileit,'sitil.4 seem teinelo belong:—.l viinilt fake ;WO tind . re T I formed his neighbours that. hi was going to hi.. proach aeon myself to disturbthesi6 4 , toesill into v iew. } bury fair ;he accordingly so, .-abseot a few days, Abase. errorWor that policy, win) flily.ont has rts:illy ! f o prl came piotne,wyk two •oo..ws n ' which4inds ..4ei or to t u p as , npliemptory bar, and in , OVerbeiriog, in- ; te)o. after weTo4aitned as stolen ' property,; rise , was eol?nt sisception l 'Uot only to the rodisputtibk con= tittir e liths'colfsdjr, 'and the horse% as weir s p tjm ilitutliniil *claims of Englishmen , bat to the corn- , cows, i now appear to,4areiteeit all .stolen. 11,- is t, ......mture ! : Vnhappily for you—:urt- take his trial at the neacrattatou essizis. • feelings, we're inconsbtent with a wise or virtueus • helli'llY for conduct; After admitting in a tone of candour,'. MoitTAL Veat ho is a Scotchnian, he then says, that hi is an his son,bui Englishman, but again turns hack to his own country, !'llius, ( ;, P a l t and plainly tells you that he is invited to th e dc. ' the princip ciarations he makes by his interest. f do not at principles ; ill doubt it, for it is an invitation which a Scotc h. • World*. t. al ini very seldom either gives or declines. Gentle. • war w ere t he men, I rejoice in our reuent victories, because in had had no' their , tendency, though I fear a remote tendency, the 1111inistei by withili awing America from the warlike attic cot- agaisiq !!rat lUpt politics of Europe, one people will, at least, be , oar against left to the world, amongst whom a men may be ho- another cow nest to his Con, without being deemed au enemy or . Interests of a traitor to his country. i it !Si that - Gentlenient, I exult iii• this grog victory,. because ; Tope avictati it is the work of the people. I exult in it, because, counsels, the however calamitous or deplorable a scene of violence ring wisdom • iniiv be, I must still, ebntend that the greatness of thereora wk human nature is never sure conspicuously-mss never whole force more gloriously displayed, than at that moosent, - that he made the precise point of time, %thew the patience of • man is of common I worn out by the injustice and oppression 'Which act that be calcui upon it. 'rhis•is t h e principle which was iihrMell in fern dignity the struggles, and established in the trim/pail of your ' bility to poi bold and -daring seticestors—deis t lif thigl i firit v 'the : and wonttet proud, the lofty spirit, which snk itgheall; Pent. ':ritt, , breasts of your fathers of old, and which Ihile 'OAF Tinned; :but abrolutet, big open the view . of your children—this ioalte•love : .stroy., : sisst*tiOns• ofcountry-t-that reined and raised.principla ofpohlic r .. the people, eat. . . honour—that subtle thing 'which tenlhines'aftdlOn* _resistance to measures connected with their own - The 'Vacs-CitAscittitraqiinterof opinion the mo. , founds oar pkde'with our fetkity, gad Which, at the happiness, glOy, avid security ! ! 1 From this single N ob Nig h t to b e . " fiessish „.. 4 l l4 .. therefore) onism i call of danger or of glory, quicken{ Into life and error, Gentlemen, proceeded 24 yearcof _war, wick- it to b e discharged, with dews.' .. .... . 7 :.. :, , f energy all the dormant greatnets of an empiro-,this; wine's, pillage, and oppression !— Gentlemen , I.bave • ... • -rm.- COURT OF ittala'S BSNcII,. Dee. li. Gentlemen, is the magic circle with which the angel now d one -sif,,,echat are, whimsically enough to he ; , of freedom has girdled the nations of the North—ii ' sere, called the.principles of Pitt—if the hollow and . . , . I • ~.. . . + • . sqoalltra v. ircitate. • circle e 'thin which I hope in Goo, 'that neitheethe : slavish iqeents of Canning, a very fine debater, no , i . This .action swachrought f6r the recovery of dam. tyrant of France, nor any other typist, may ever doubt, sound pleasingly in your cant—if his elaborate ra `meg_es et - tv for o t t he coi .a toilyfixi; rform , ,isce of a contract for a.. again ' exert an unhallowed authority -this is the nonsense, his studied, splendid, and pointed declaims 'lt appeared by the evis spirit - Which has aroused even the 4ticsinibeat .and ,ion, sound delightfully in the ears of Englishmen, i t "` - _ - r ence taikthe only tillatidttni • that passed on the slumbering Bitaviau, to reason end is fife, to light . I cannot help it, hut I greatly regret it, for to gee it -, • Occasion, was • bill,o, reel. Pein' which the Defeo. and liberty; Sind, Gentleinen, this' Is the nacre:Man...portends the direst illsr-ao my ear it is the passing daint's name Isi capper plate, and sus was cle.' tic spirit ednich daily works wonders its your 'streets i ;10011,.it.rings, the death of your Constitutiorw scribed therein as aii,asent t the Plajutiff'iname was for surely nettling short of enchantment-could impel ; . thelnipeteoni'rory, the high ands headloug.Chtirch= 1.. On Isteadey . ,'‘et Guildh a ease of call, c l eaa'"a , interred us writief ,So * ell as the pirticulars or the: ° ' eetton yarn, but Wets not proved in whose hand: ands-King-mati,rto join - youin exulti n g cries at the i interest, nuchparticalsrly so tit newl,creditors, claim, l i writing. The Defendant httd admitted that the hitt eitlietion of it regal despotism; or the re!establish,-i big under a cominission of baiskruptcyi .came oil be. . of pastels was correct, and that - the money tendered'. inset Of iiyiPublicl Gentlemen, I rejoice in thrill; fore the Commissioners appointed in the matterof a: by the Plaintiff •wat Sant:lent ; but stated it was ivas; " greet victory, becau - se it is a lesson full of wisdoento . i Bankrupt, who, it appeared, was a young 9 I 'MOM I possible for him to perform the contract,. as Mesem:: princes, teaching them that they ariouly mighty to { and who had not lung ago come to town,' and es. - - Pooley and Co. who were the Proprietors of the co , thp Affections of their people—that the supreste'ao- i tablished hirdelf..as a llour.factor in the neigidsear... ton.yarn,..had not forwarded It to him as 'he had ex tit - verity of - W state, however long established, ante*, i hood of the !lay market, where, lo order to make; pectAd. . admitted filth the public spirit, unless atrengthiumi . 1 a large fortune in a f hart period, hebegan business in M 4 . Torentg a " for the Defendant, at fi rst at; by the right arm of a nation ; ' niatquickly finfeel o vey ; i the above line in Chi- fi rst style ; and therefore, to keep , telipto _•l ..• to prove that the Plaintiff knew the name of thafhonever potent or effectual ihiCh - authority may I up the appearance of respectability, .foruisbede end i soil pv44llllll' peisionlttr Wheel the Defendant acted. be, and we all knew too often is, to subdue the mind , elegant boom there, as well sae a country one, °mi l in this •eese, but io 'Air he foiled ; he then coo:. • of Man to the hard condition aud the dull offices of fur souse little time, by various stratagems, °t ' t*inel l 1 iendeJ di:Ye:Yob:act - W:ls not binding by the itaintifif a slate, y et, to the front of the invader, it presents ' considerable credit fcom the appearances. of bk . im. i . frauds; at there sier r a! 'contract yo writing signed . no shield. 'in' this'l rejoice; foi in it I see the fore: I tablishnsent, not only from theailvenewithwidleaopets t 1 .. sild party, for ' the name of the Defendant4t 'the sight ind goodness of Providence' te.istin, in filling manufacturer , from. whom he had ,beestomply sups -' .tap of the bill of parcels being printed codld not be. the delpot's lOitad with the cares -o( tlevertimeilt,l I plied with every necessary article in' their way, but • considered as a .skaatare; neither was it, pretended, whilst all his - solemn pomp and' ralif'are •hutili a ralso from eminent flour-factors, and various other that any earnest had been given, or a delivery made. stake, to' beiertlep er defended by'tliepeople.`" - { descriptions of in:de:people,. till at last severs/I of . of- any part of the goods. 1 - exolt •In'stitite signal and port:Mt:Ars ricterle,i; i,bis bills, some of which' wore to a large amaent, I . o became theiletorning "wisdim, iiiotteratielp-aud { beeoloing due, sone of !rhea: were hooesseetiosed . reli s' e l i ar on A t x h T t On al a se eXs o G f amenai., on the other .side, Slooderson v. Jsckson, and justiciiif'the World, I think Lao -Shir.'Vegeneraticin 1 tie consequence. lhitse44...threash'-iiise- esedies. - se a • of rohind.-4 think that iit of Mind' ilisti liettilling ' Mend, got a cciatnestlie of , ano t ,ljer, 2(1 But' . and 1141: 248, is which Lord Eldon hail- krlt r lis , : h4 f t6, l boll put this very, case , 'Pi' which a person's name fotty;- 1 -ttiiit hat of Wantod violence Asid idventarotit ! against him.. It farthir:aPPetiredv . •*•00 - *tilt : I mig ht bb rialeW endheld - that Would be , injeStitta,'''iiith illi midi:ldle:at !of all. the sportive I, of a respectable eorn4tifitier, in %Valerie:street,. itia-, to .. brin • git iwitt a th ; ito a to of fri a idi .. • -• ~ f .• • . 1 lierriffe . tad tetileltoei cruelties which accompanied , roysscoiare; that .. eit . ho'..tittilediff:Ctfii second entitle; 1 LOrd 'Et.i'axitiiitootW'Gitiiineetl'thit his opinion I it, ertis4 **wet II :Osa . tegeliaratton of that laud.— - tuition of this liiiiikrept„ he Peiceived that there were cuin'Claell with thitWiteeitil • hy • Lord titton': - but This - ptieellienter lintinscadahtesljiaiquity s triltat cease ` several unexpected bills exhibited then before 'th! . said i t ... i d nia .... fti5ii ii.. 11 4.....- otat and .l ite . De k odaft e berm: i fliir - Pificeet 'aebilitty of .. Etre,' aka' Oe said i Commissioners, the ' major part:* - 001 .041:a., might . utirill . Itali a It; ... A ' yerm.a - ''' wah' found for the ta brill* ilii- it -viegur be citron : —ilt erinsi4 be ; jetted to, on account of their being • disCe'rentirthat , Pla intiff . t 5 . ?.. 7. " . -, •• . . .9 I , 9 . ( doiiprittl tnoCkeT i fo suppose, thit Gisyiettint4l2;'. they were accommod a tion ono', obtained ; by 'the , ___,..._. .... ...._ Iyiric wirwr the stit .. such ao . outage, arlf Ifisiii . s6 i Bankrupt hinnolf s 04:4_ iio. 'loch mELLysn V. TAYLOR. , OrOfiaiediyielf, under the beer tonnage of . itiult . 41 i claimants and so much - to the oth er , in ty y toto one I This was an action on a policy of insurance et. cersii, eitilatong 'continue to raise their isi4, of 'pet I prove under Ills ctiMmi:tinn, and ant** iiidlitg:rkirat- i footed on in a ship bound from Heligoland to any port faith their exertions, in iiedleatiiinef•tha sepal* a Claim or 411lIfilited upwards, exhibited - by a penion ",. ports the &Me l with leave to touch at (HP intereiti, - or the balancedaectiritiiii of rwirepe : Auss i who styled, hishiseir to be k. Ceatstl .reee. lot , but , terent ports backwa and forwards. rds tria, R ussia, Prussia, whilst entering into the most; ; who , in ta ct , Joie' iliAntly lleeti'disCoverg ;to re.' The seaXel sa . iled under a licence fr the-Gos deliberate treaties and covenants (f 'peel: fiOM the I f ide i u a iv* And r o ll oy in g ! ,h el, . „eel:groom of; tern . m_ e . 91 of_ Atop_ country, which was granted-ripen should t r • yiat es ip , not fbaa witting cliaditi°ll 'of ihe . gsstirsps , at itelhie tiftV 4° T i k e k. li i f° lries - ii - 'nods On , The that,4o_, 77m.- r •ai, & • • • ieisel SprOce44 bii 7 tikere ahe *ached her 'pert ; - of Stgitt • ettien, whicft Was gemel„ the Master was, ketnir . ff' . Wistats,''c'outtraitiedlo •, , put into Gottenbuigh to, repair , w here , on the cargo titling unlo'adea l. 'thlf whOleivas con fi sattld. Upon the part . of'the`Piaintiff it "Was ittettipted'te be peroftl Gom the evidence of a person'.. thinied Mckar, who 'isas age it fO, the owners at flellgolaWd; that the Captain . hid M his pdssession 'hefts& he wiles, cortlfiisie die loods on board Ilvitishi but uynnk *a re-examination if 'this 4itnest; there appeared such an inconsistency la'hislestimeny', *di aitlittift4tee was - lee that he tad 'astern Moly. 11.6011 Ella.111!1101t0Untl f , lw.. slimming up the cite, ediiimonsedivon ltheteetittiess, for tms• witness, and ass all lent to:lease it to the Juiyio consider sihe;. lltiir !a" vgij Wet-thy trt credit *NW • • ' Mai wormy . 07 7 1 , 11 1,74 114111. 3171101 i n the pies,i and ridtbes4tois ifiClolUttld suffer his ebuilifilHobe. qu•siithisd .q.. a is rdrit nits. the -htti fiti4d4iti . • t 491 submit to iP • • - - Willemstedt, •T VVWial•itildl; ill • it,i4etoini,-4 . tilap4, situated upon the part,of.bie Wine cuileil itatele;t, built if' the year. l6B 4.4lV4l.lAna Lc friape,o( QrfLuge, from whom it receives its parae,.. pia firitresiis ogle of the keys 14.4kIland.' . iind is efondeil:by sev,in bastioes and a; double fosse ; it ! has also a good . harbour, but .ifiiir.ll' it _is sometimes :dangerous for vessels to enter l A Certain fling of the :year. Jt was besieged by the Trench in 1t9,, but by the brave- resistant** thn:aoxernatind garrison, assisted by the English with gun-baits,: &c. the be. .siegers were oWlitett to retire WO at cols. Twelve miles K e w, ot . t, Nsd r 4 W..)kW. of lifeda.—. Long. 21. 52.1. Ferro. 141 1 :151. 41. N. ' .y: . . . MARRIED. Otethe 6th itnt. at Tanhtidge; ti. lck, rhlncer SapOa liadcock, grao‘daugatet et gre Ittte 1,4 ceaberland, tot . • • Weanet:day morning, Major the fratiAast India Company'sserviee, to blra.,Taraer, Vida* of thelate E. Tun'. att, : aq. of Bengstl. • • WlDdlnesday morning, in Linter *Orttovenor-street, James : Esc of Cheyne-Tivklk; Chelka; 'a ir d 73 years, Oh the 13% 1;1;4 aged Iff years, Mary, the eldest daughter of Wsilehreiter, I. of Brook.house,- Monne-buret - , Kies. , • On the 13th inst. Henry Godden, Fog. of Bucklersbury. .0n Tueklay night. at his home is‘Pall:isap, at iheadvaneed Agee( 0, Chevalier Ittespinik • HIOILTIII_ANO, FIAYPIN.KSS. Of WIEN the rgtigle - life begins to grow dim s ~ • • rim eissolatiou lisirsitts'itsal all oo...faculties impai rea, Pr. vgittivs ospaitdakvE B-AO*ll4 Kivrs a fillip the ennalittitiStl: . repleuibhti 'the telt:tasted vessel-, lay igaratts the inestiltir noes , . ettbilarsallthe nod reoini instes the whole nom. In all -sate{ of elehility and relaxation, sod ba the. martaus odd complicated affections .ol' she henna flysikolitteltivic effeow of tinetahlime -miserly : owe speedily ineni*istedi,noiel wptitn.e distreasi% staripionia which plena* tienrried peityiletiara having faiiiiiter2 - 6r which deter indivi linAs from . marrybiz. this ttalsain is proved, and tielsoctiedged to he the olds certain remedx. Se •' Ur . Veaers Sledlcar . Adranuitions to slari ied People," Ondida." }tints to the Neslonaand-U:bilitated of both Seacs" Prife*•, QC • . BIARR.TAGIi trivtoriably. the most imporhict (fifty of any lives, the basis'clif 4111, -earthly hapisinebs, and the scarce of but noisy ace deterred from marrying by infirenittei witiCh they are anwill!ric to Jisrlose : in all suet cases 1/1. itESFOit&TIVE NERVOUS . 13ALSAIll is a etfe. effectaal, and permanent remely: in all cases of relate. debilisy hing-uor. lowness of spiNts, inward waste::., r,cnous hratd.ad s, tremollog of tbe bands, &c.lsppeeYsirra a. ti , e chest., stoinkreh,cke. thif medicine afar& certain coal almost i ii.ediate relief; in those tlff.;:ctiosei which indicate disease or want of healthy action in she moss no!,I l o rga ns o f th e 'warm faame,:lt is alga a loverrign remedy whew the ft4regdieig •• have coalintsed for some time,. a waste of sub mptomb .. _ _ _ tibitice detrense . iif`volume Ateeer4l4 'attended with 11:.• feetialts of atr eyes nod - toted. iiwissiteti-olefointy,•tottscolsr indigo bolt.' emaciation, and fill the iyieptoop , o f deplo. ,bk hoini• rapid der at, r termiuxtin in the most deplortible, Doting, and distreskiog diseases, istlident to ossmiltirai ; in .ucit cors, latttdradl.Oahe, remedies have haled, Dr. Venel's Balsam is a sovereign aratinfallible remedy; it is, in fact, the 044; me. diCil/e, which cart be retied on,. for ha artioci is. *Wyse organs 14 !Waft fled invariable, - sore and salutary': it ratifies without Mitnatiotlagi audatimates.without • ram"' she retitoducliun of tlewasted substance, and. invigorates the vow: cu r system, `so insecure a dee elebriritti Antal koention ; is need toporishes, strengthens, nod- repleultlieis the:eot ire bun'. ; exhilarates. the spirits, end tranquillises the mind in sub n leas net that h Orly des.erves the tideo.f." ”r Fool :.f Life nod Health," a title conferred owl, try a yoong , noblemso. eminent for his talents and literary riequireinems, tat letter of thants addrrs e.l t.r the l'rourietor, to which he stoles hiP firm and unequivocal belief, that if it were osit-for thbenene.ial ef ftlis of this viedicioe, he ,would oat be now in the land of the living, The offspring of feeble, diseased, and ' enervate d poretit, in. herita nonstbut ions, dispositions to the foregoing mulailies ;a ong l residence in hot mid unhealthy eliinotes wicl ! produce sii lar clferlst luxury, diesipatPa.i, habitual 'excess, wile -I' O iires oril licvntiousner, owl unbridle* seityptity tutoasetipss Ountly deptoroblek Mil it if, With cAuel;:iire.'lhili I kin corn ''edi by a. regard as truth > rear toterelltrhf . bar. s Abu farataraterteneigf. eswiteristid ke s haat reprthensible- r , that Ittflk vet aced lare,e to my •••eriastettery, • which ` have . _ to Is ft•Dititiv to De Debilitated," and _whirls is so dest - inrtiee , lietsitit, Dia iti p :s u ireeolelice %tinkled to elntifse aunt extend, m irc CU& raif e degeneracy, itaot aunihiliatian of Cte hi. • o - • • r a- You think iss nothings its.a.erinte helirve ; '4l, crime ih Atent s ougOrely pin c.,”areive." ' f illwafvew the original - enhilie'gif three disnTilera InaY hr by'w.morvet,ste-..t00k4 'hey . mu/ _ . 1 • . . ' . . • . • . • . . . • • - ~ • , , .: , • . 'II4E •fil'A. o l ' • ._ ,' . , •'. • ;__._,..... -• . • ''• •. . • .. , , r : ..... . • . ' . . . . ... . . - • . _ _ _ _..-....--.......• •• . ' - - • . • • •-•...... etwink eir, ~.rte_i tinomemir; to ecru. tte.r.estist:....trzhik:t:winti:e7yrtwasie iattiiii viiir. - ;r: l l , 4l 4 : f u e: n r i ; yet .1 , 1; 4:1 0(1 11. ti 4 - . 1;46 4 014i .11 , in *lit. The IM- • '... ' "ilatliderfamortyptn • . count ' • ftnieki LIAM '" 1 t r 4." citAt It 4. . embed his talents to - it he took MS IPlitoes with hitt% to lief ' ' hare interest ht the satneAsaaecatvail Daft tbi the h e' deb% amt. ,tlemen, yon,olearly see that it ti not to le% of freedom, bats to the enemies of these .7 . Beforq Vs Ilesipia,.o4 r.i.ezlCA.A;#44l.Forn. - . debt otherwise contracted., 12414 4141-I:Th.' ' Ls :fias an action to recover - 401. th e value of you .are te. refer .unseouitPndlasti.pCnpea:illiffrmeb:y:De'sjliafettrisdiolaillibnp::atnis if:urnadc.t, ::ii tins, calamities Of the . nOt:nitn DOWITIIITT-- AND WM.!: . d i ''''Visdlitfer"Ptiiitiliffi;-..-dimiges• 1„tool. • ':' , is quite certain *lint the anther's .wi' 'thi Mr. 'lls4a.ts moved, ;that the publication he enemies of freedom, for, if the people ; lirawil " 1 ----w---i. Old . the Deßalriamts allowed to bring f o r., , - . rt ncival. v. Law. d T t it o o bti ta:l e e t r h s e o me ld a a rri h olittie. ) ground of complaint against the bilwister, 'ward nistp#ldenco.to ppm the illegitimacy of the , . or really could have had no cause a war Plainer: father id Ai Th P: l ain ct a lritila , • Cstoilir aces min • aso we a re C t G h nty r lt ed n-' *Pie P t " pi ed. a .: t l i d. ff t , Deapipeneadraerii.,.., . -- ' Whitecimpel.road, and the Defeatism' a home.d ra i slice. ,It evidently was a joint steel[ t the spirit of freedom ; erecting tteekf Is ' issatel i tt ostitr i gr ie st tifit .d bott o roterthiwiz.tatow , anidarieteaimooftnhte.. untry„ and a wilt' to sought the slaking The in the same neighbourhood. et . to the former upon a a warranty I corruption and profligacy at Wesel.. Thus deeeessdi took out 'lettere of adolinistmtion as if be tried n an p d on wlt tr a ia r l l'itt gave to 'Franca a tyrant, and SO Es• Ih Plainti ff was illiselthnent; and be, by his ' neatof soundness, tat. fri T :d Lort , Illit imigner tOMO Ili .oot litrected, foside au tho ln adm ite i t tp returned to ator. 11ot/different were the disinterested he plain good sense, and the almost Oster. ) . met Fes. F o e relied on the virtue, lied the Ce44;41 - 1101net Vela, to decide on the legit'. On the cross-examlnati on of the witnesses p ro . would put forth, as one armament, th,e macre( 41 114sidanaref theilaintur. The jury doced 'Girths part of the Plaintiff "Iti , A/mei" ast,ihi4 a. of a nation—he wade the people greets i (send a ellitlict fOtilhalaintii, dec l a ri ng his leg'. the horse '. *ca five — weeks in th agseuession of -the to Minister. sesponsible responsible, and, in the name ; time,. The : ....Conan' made • the present Plaintiff before any complaint was pude, althaagh it ii sense, in l ike name of human ;mini*, cad ; motion fort 4 , an the ground that they was contended that the animal het ,ealtibited marks lculated to shake our allegiance which con. h a d (newt faitheree . ' o:prove the illegitimacy of its in fi rrility the fi rst day of its basil taXeli - out by y upon obedience, and attaches respousk of the Plaintiff. . has servant. ' .. ower i .This is a key to nll the mystert-s 1 Mr. Oat.% Coanael for the Plaintiff ; said that Lora EdLiNsonouott did nbt think thi s ev id ence ers.tkat have been performed on the Conti - , this motions was sty made for ' delay. There were of a nature, sufficiently satisfactorY to support the tt, ow the contrary, argued, and, not nuir no affidsvita that they hid found new evidence since cafe the Plaintiff , wh wa , o S consequently non- at aon the most lion.' the trial , nor of what n ore it' was. • ille; therefore' "'um •-• ut abiolutely - sot p it,, . There were several oth er caret • —Aki ns , lie, assumed , on .the pert of, trusted . his Honour would dismiss the motion with -, ~ _ . . ‘,.., etdoposed of, some mew t, a tilithborto, perenumnt, and irretriesahle costs . sasseteaugu ) none of wino would be interesting l• a. ... .............• ownfaite•taid with their Own 'rho V., .._r•.. ••••n.. . won t 41.2 do ...q okrtimi.m 1i1.., ......_ detail. Pktiodiff iffts•bitsn called. Blarciligiiii• i vo. v. - mu NTElt.' . • • .~:s.~ Ili VA! me Ibith if i a, who are respectable veer- _t , haviever leveterrite, br 411.1fItS ‘,.. . citable; brought 'their attioa to recover 1,1401..c01' mareoifeuea, the object 4 the - mnikewir,mtwof nude %% 114 l i r work, and l ii b ee i. d ose , se d ol i o .. a d r i g i,..A.v i i; . n._ imPr t m l y .. sutlerer , i, to obtain. re!i :f irL nat i tilie.. saii4 lienrtifit:ait filiaj t jt • ' -. 7 At • , 27 7 , ••, 77", - . !. 17T . grat t lieatton of my We, is m admit mqt to Antltt of c,n-ir, .11•41 sis wretched elms of the comenunity, I caw, e anscreid.no•tv It'it' 'led . . _ had putt infp ciMrt every individual of either sex, olio • m thatridatill's bakeirected vicious itt. 1W with confidence, assure ti taterrur pubject . to' ally of-the ths ignitliiol. ~t ! " d'tx , _.!r_ .°0 314 . ..4 4 iah‘r ilerSlees fdr ' i t. lje, fii, lll tees ow ierrt ' oy i tte lQ p i t a ni x tw ed :h 4 tr i t I . l havedtserfribed,' that -Wy baliona i, ai. dart: 1111$ will admitted Oti the part of fe'llilaut,liwrfectly safe, as it is-inyariLtplpeplevintis; with all is e ther . and COSI. on 'hi& accounts t hi . .i medicine contiiinei that .if i mitre( rimd) invarlaoly sold, settle* ap.wtth full • and Phlin dire' Tti? ; ° lll sr gli.idolll '1111 0 ) 10i4liter the renuriitiug sum t hl os , f or use and tame IR, administered for my . leapt a ow. Thlgn ens glade . • inteiest,pn tbe . debts Incurred ' a.v, unpin ! 4'.knowirdio et . to , ittlav,ldeal,;!eir!lspi th?s: w ho. defltig..,,, tlie,,ral i plitiOttis 140 _allot: ' - , , -l ila. - • Dr. Vent's Re4twatitre•-Nervnes Baliam is prepared ant 'mr. ' watr pkoilitt title UV v 'tiered bathe De . - , -.Prop A otbir, et • los. NAIR'. N0...10, Alfredplace, fendintine itiveiits okra' • 4k, Oi l qcbtlet 1 .. .• „ .earefitt "tering' titii`teins_. ititaijldtibe'd'itV . th e P1 . 114%114 T Z at'Vheiaa . o. • . . . ' tlifilalk 1 - • 9 * the for Aar y_Wirs# iiibe‘elnig 'in:comet. T , - - oat 4441. - _ __.*;-‘ roma Intewst, fiord- ELL,' ,11*(eitillie ,et u bon met tadmittedla oteriiusi .titir pTptliktd l titeiiid delivered to the 'De op lb .the P ioe mem' tirriiiii ~. 0: .1 --•••-; - - -.X - corOttsir, ot.Ois. bow, J 4 0...5y, n....- .- - , .. _., ; ,!.. .A ? ao aecinfat . Itm.qar. i,. !..oudon, where li.. may tie consulted, iiel 1 Itkkailf atie g -ki *lnch' wa l udo4i • 4.. div, . , kIY, a%) letter, prat paid, did incloottig' the cubt,o,ll, iittlifs " iit:Vh! ' i a'arota . liol iittes' /•rol " s .. . '' "'' ' ''; ... . . ' .l iv er ti ‘,..._ ~__. e ~ , , l ., - _ri .„ ___ _ _. . 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(l"644:o9,l::l3l3M : "."°l‘.l‘l4 : l:ll:ll-1741:46M6'11.1"leF:11:';:: el - Ex.crsottooltittjtteld .bowever - that Ira/ Etatit.baci-nligkteii. ;,,,IL,'„ii , o ... i l . . . , 0 .• . , _l s . leriukr. to evety, purti,or the Joz . toms veil u 5, -prt: pataer, - or the qtuuttity.offour the inn ie bor of yea estilif • ' g r. "7 . '.713"" Eve : alh. , : 3..3 ..3; .., ~.. , , ..., . Jtat stow -post , Ittolll . ll •;,:i.iiii4lgoimes....:iii. SIMATE*III•N Ossist.s. 67. rtect-tttrot. 'l-/Al:4llsElll:llllded°irtineritist fiL . .trao ll :It* ?.I.ln.*mi,i,gr,;?-f-..; CON -- 1.10 — :4 — ; Primed . nue Pisuirshmi 1tte.i)..1.6-; t i.t., 11l Ilst N of ~ ~~