The Statesman. — London, England, 1818-12-22 00:00:00

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Is. ppd }G. 6th. each. , • b • iti4t'sijrl birgene se . 4 1 p of thi (ruin' the in)tdfilobs treat Merit of iif a banner tin siell known In entailing on it. on, . s _loillPY "elk** befits: ba t i u p..itaolelllNiesiala,...l)r. e aticgititr. of those gg gyre..ed. in if inegood of cure. onltke the ad., iv the nualiy r itnirynl inatnle,t e wifrd of pr mew to the lad break-' Eady - will not presnom t , g • pledge oo of cars, put ro far , s human mid,..10- Irgieul skill ran 'he a plikrhe :rummy j perm meal , tt..g.tor. tow; nosing. made off, nun, and its siri-os *qt.'s of of his profetagonal goodies. glad Mina. tl success **!kicn :amo +Med, bis .to rotas* of a lona out lal-.ttoits Solgo ...• offer, wit n the fullest onaftdetare. pre. geoslons ut (.nre tile moo h.pern; typc. , eragtic.z.• (*numerable . Valances can he athfuei.4 11:1. , trutive g.f the sit perjoeimi of 10 1 inb. Min t*eeig fonn.l to . revail, .even w iiere 'eminent talent, yetaiord by pohtic- inoomiou., bn. beer, in. stifeetual.. lig igthlition to those coosolistor. * O l taheei, D r . Early will be found eqa..l4 *transits in ervitijog th- t •luophering and 4 dehilitatetrelierates eim4lost goo, o embitter ' , and if not Sirtasied‘ feed savior *guanines the very principal of Fsuat thlf def,itatisit, otote of inanity • .assdateethty, , by eti-aidthigittg the frame sod affording lone nod islossstd) to the bud Of 4itel., Dr E:ktiy is Kapp ) to mote , , y 114.: moo • . slut goNurtinces the sufferers of bosh setts " Meade tOrrscgeoulat &be roma* dictated being only remstreil.—Di node ii embodied daily, at 'l(e.' 1, Denn-otitY4, Soho opposite - rdearrioiteeet balltiort, *Le No. 16, 11ing..4rt et, tomer of Venn ,fret, S' 6 *), by Patients of both se tis.—Conotry let . •UM dater tairetifti ateatitm by retard of Wood post. . lit/Anu_ __,- _ s ( s *pt reat Chorlotte•streOt . , pA'-roud, and Woodstork -wets, adj..ining Ilititi Slitid4sreto. --glare tbeilliedical Ba ti rd has been esabl ods. e l l et Cbartotte-house Great Charlotte-street, opposite the Rev. Rowlantl 1411's Chapel, and st reet, Woodttock atijainiaa New 14014.tereet. upwards sof Thirty u i i , f f both sears have been rest..reta to perfect health, 'ahoy, of about had lingered fi.r tears antler the most painful .and obstinate die-, taws, were pronoaarett incurable by espectable pr urtitiotter%, an d several dt,charged from H"spital r s.—Stieli is the erect re- Asalting from comhitted talents ! l—Ketrs. • COO Pill. and C.., of l'eletliral and Sill OC•11 rcleto it y.• ;trier fort , . years expel ince •In this 'Melt:v.lli., are consulted daily at hook boot.' (in all ~ passe Of, Syphilip, 4tr. often impopperly trfatea t„until Otte -t bight; and the poor !wife ad, i. e (grati , ) tat Tuesday. Thursday, 1. and Sunday s.tasstiage, limit Twelve o'Clook. ta - Pasieat! nt a distance, docrlltiag thew clee, itninediarel% •Ittended t•-. I h All letters to be rlircer , fd to Charlotte houe. 111.o.kfrinfilread.. but none It re nassytied whirl; 44 40.yeatatiu a rou.ulttn., F reed, .Non est 'lsere sed vatere vita.—;M ARS I 4 t.. " Life is only Life, w hen !Jest with liswillt," MHE finestSystein of Ethics is to confine within 1 due hounds, and tbu: to regulate use Passions; unre strained and l i tsubtiectinitte they impettutusly destroy those bar. ekes which Religion and Nlsrality have iteatle stiereri ;.to curb but not annihilate them appears the ie,son of prudence, best cnlcutnied to limit thel• eirervescence. Every disnrenstizatiou of the linumit frame requires Brent me • 4llical knowledge . to remedy, and the public welfare is ttertmold when professional men (di:regarding the suggestiou.4 uf.the en• slims :did interested) devo.e ihrir studies to the treatment of thine complaints generated by itnpruderce, and the etwilliti•ak • of the passioni at an imetuttiled minnt•ut. " lute strength of a• as • . consbits in the health tot Cie People;' hats iiiis mc t ior chnly to refieet on the daily sac, int.., 1.1 tie bantirtrxe of tin rel ine emp,rieiso.. and to c tttttt teract, a. fir ;` c possibl. il•• tr fusilown ier . ravages, Is e, offer to stifferiog hemanit humanity', the molt ef,ite .experi• nee in the various diseases of Dehigiti • The uuwitry victim of solitary vier (early acquired at setioul,*tfoie reason; • ban asserted .her del I Over the mind), will. in .c,witeraplogitig his powerless state, become susceptible of enlivening Yea:idiom, in knowing that lite must complicated state of exlintsstlon may be roused into manly energy.— Intense study—immoderate onx -4el--Inellrebideivee in tropical Climes. and many other causes, will frequently derange the Nervous System; in such cases we - call hold nut int assurance of r••-animation ,_ by reme t ies w hick base long answered the s anguine !mite: of Pat lelllS of bath Seses, ' That twine to human happiness IX ES YEN LH EA, can no. betschied fearlessly, the improved :date of Medical Science havine divested its miaow of th e se distressing properties that • soiling rendered its 'eal•ibition uncertain and harassing. We • betceirphtio onr method by observing to Patients labourite , un der thistnalrily, !lint a few dins only are required for the re ronval of early sylnptnnui ; that the most itivett•rate case will • yield to oar remedies w nhtn a month. and that in a person who ely susPectS !unwell injurer!. the disease may be prevented all together from appearing i—ti similar reinat k applies la many other derangemmits tit' the generative system. ns weakuess, ul cerations, &c. especially stricture-, obstinate cases of whic S h are daily removed without the me of cau-tie or inimulams. are pecoliaiities ineidontal to the 541fier sex have 4, , ,! escaped Mir. fittenlitia $ In which mildness. contt iiied with ellicacy, hits Su perseded the Cleans usa..liy acluAell. to title, our system is unitive, peculiarly energetic, and eminently successful. Par Ifiegeneral ticcamsnotiatit n see do nal limit our selves to meted pertints . of practice, but In:1V be consulted nt all teintinable twatrse.-Cetuatevytutteet; sue requested to describe imam l. their svmpinrov. &xi' Vw •n Medicines, with advice, will hr ituniediately farwardki ''. part 4 the Kingdom. — ' A !utak-Dote is expected to lice the tine. :. # • 1. t. , Jo 4 i • • 1111 4104 • • - Tilß ~ /E.GIS OF 1,1F1i., 4. k VII /kr Commentary on the . above Ilb•ei6:•s. It% ftt) , ,iS and Co. May be hid at ‘2 1 3, Pater iiartk•rbw ; 114, Fleet-street t aiiirat'illl lioi;kSelleys, price ss• ;• • • GOSS And Co. M. It. G. .utgcons ' 1 3;sUctiverle-itreet, fiett.Mact. ' , Adam • • . . . , •• • Y; •,. TRAM' ; , pr ;4 e 15‘. SOk O'DONNELL; itosalia W. Glel4 Aetbei• • " The 113tirbl, Ulfger-" Ac. 311c11111. FAMILFEs ~f . 14T . F01!.T1e Tale of I Aoewfvt D*%s. 3 vol.. ! . • • • Ti' ,V y. I:. D PRP , ' HCralgifid APlCrkedsAellbecr • bv Mrs. Sleeke. 5 ti. 17%. 6d. PAY OLD COUSIN.; or, A Peep is** Corlsio-Clusa, vols. A SENT, toIZPITA L JOURN tbroogb MARGATE no ki4STIAGS• CA.W at * , iee• Price bs• • :a ire . "'Wet' RH*, • eflortisy, acoerslitti •WIMPNeaI • custom an St' 3hornas's I)Ay, Wordesotos for * Jeld.in.the several a Wards, for the election C Co u ncils'. sad' llobor , linate °Seers teethe ensuing tear; ; • iItSHOPSOATH W A 11.1)... Al try i ota) . IrefterOrky .puweroue assensbly °Mb*: go ants, of flisbopse,ate Word was held et the Church tsp R d dithopigtlii.srieet, for the purpose of eleiting Per. , oitahhitto veto/4 m that Word mike Common Coen* .of the Citytof Le don. • At 12, (Nock. Sir Bkpt. Ca.. Grxx - took i b * Chair, 64 twit . ispfoediaaely commenced. The Ryder ,of te turd 'Mayor for bolding the Meeting . the attention of the Assembly Was directed tb a letter from Benjamin Yates, not . ..wf the fanner Common Cossmilmen, in which he ife. - Ciated !di inielvtiarts of ittlisseilidoi; in future the si. ,Inatioo, the duties bf etialtbooftetirst of ill he could not perform. in c..ostquence of the Viten. " 4 , refliAtei • DtsvNeli, e nd Hervey, out of Ili irt: Yt" there were foot veeittelet: .4ousairk.._. 7 • - The Cos therefore •ed requsr 4 a lathe sm of the other Candidates should be proposed. .The following persons were then proposed R. - Candidates, in addition to the Gentlemen you ned by OP sevemt precincts: —henry Sandford, Walter Peacock, Chas. Pearson, J. Stirteratit, and rhos. Jotlathast Atttrillit; who was proposed by Mr Le Maitre. .Mr."Coecteu. addressed the Assembly, add oh. served, that at the close of a long, and as be - thought disastrous, though by others it might be considered a glorious war, that greater care than usual should Is taken in choosing the persons who should represent the Ward of Bishoptgate at the Common Council. There were many evils to be complained of, but the chief were, a corrupt .11nese of Commons, the sus. pension of the Habeas corpus Act, and the wasteful espenditure of public money. nippily, and uohap. pity, the distress of the nation had compelled the pro. ,fligate Ministers to retrench, from necessity, what they otherwise were , onwilliag to do. The Common Council of the Ciiref licondoe, every one knew, was a respectable body; they had lately taken upon them the cause of humanity, and expressed every wish for a revision of the Criminal Code. He could not but lament the death of Sir Samuel Hominy, because he was a great friend to humanity, and because he had laboured for the good of mankind. He therefore ,hopeti that the Ward of Bishopsgate would elect i •persons both able and wil lin g to ex p ress the opinions ,pf their.constituents. Mr. Ls MAtinc thought that no day in the year was of such importance as the present ; on which it •therefore behoved the inhabitants of Bishopsgate to prevent, by vigilance and exertion, any invasion of their liberties. The Common Councilmen were, an- nually elected ; so in like manner were the Alder men formerly. He could not avoid commenting on the conduct of the Alderman who presided, and who had for two months permitted the situation of a Common Councilman to be vacant, in consequence of Mr. Vale's death, which practice could but eventu ally prove disastrous. Every Common Councilman was like a watch -dog, prepared to defend the rights his constituents, and to resist the attacks of corrup tion. lie understood that there was a Gentleman to be proposed, whose opinions were directly oppo site to those entertained by the other gentlemen. If he were elected, it would be like selecting twelve good mastiffs as a guard, and then tying a kettle to their tails. The proceedings of the Common Coun cil gave a tone to the country. Yet he could not bat consider the corruption of that body as shameless. Some years ago seventy Gentlemen sat down to a dinner, which cost the city of London 400 guineas. When it was objected to this waste of money, the answer was that the fragments had been given to the poor. Ile deprecated the conduct of some Gentlemen connected with the Corporation, who had, instead of attending to their duties, gone for pleasure to P aris and Belgium, and left the poor prisoners couhacd iu the city, in want'of bread. No 3.1111.....- ,__ , Images 91*itoiiiisiii.hii hid before. Shit gorse,' *Wei wieit.o, so 4sech at.,peadolson. During-the purse . of his .sietlias,• he, tad, heed that oely two cis -deems's& hod been - if*, AP@ in the reign of ichard the Sewed, iiktsd ,l,hot • • other in that of Cheeles 11. The iniorions.loolts of these applies. tions determined him to.ezeet bis . ututostitrflueneete . ;went a third time the statement ,of the .Revenues /110ty floes beim% Laid before the House of Com s. Who coold.tell, but that in these times of rs, when the jewels loveliest, that the Minis. Aesn, after baying rattled the coffers of the Treasury mil found them empty, might not come end seize the ,;Property of the City, end instead of a c res, mi g ht g ive them something in the funds? lie as not afraid of thellerjeent at Arms, and thought that if the present Seftelmon•Ceencil was not honest, %that - th e Livery, 1 &net the 'House of Conmoras, had , a right to later and to etadicate the system of abuses. It wart r..thati.pelther. the Cpfail3oo Council nor the. . •Of Commons eould.,reform themselves froni within.. He thought the Corporation ought to evert itself, aid prevent the great loss of lives, which oc curred annually at London Bridge, by dedicating ',eine of the revenues' of the 'City to erection tor doe Lest injurious. Another-peiret to mbiohlisewielt . to.draw tip Attetoiov.pt the Assembly was / the co" duct of the Sedondaties, wisp _demanded. inch enor- 1 teens fees. a$ to immure itospti. nN iitonste, beogs in prison fora long time; .a . rem' ooglit to he found foi I,ocryieg it. He' had' Utlezpielnerl *llt fore mar dole of eonduet, and 'fielfitiVathit he as not - nedeeilivieg the rappeet . of ttiti ittliebliatits of Bishops. gate - ft 4111,,pflient orclitiefi ,• - ' c!s- •'' ~ .... - 141 r. WooLza would not"teelftes u...10g on the al leaden et the Meeting, after the speech Fsadfitrered. It *staid be presimption to him to attempt it,'but he cold 4ot bet.attempt to draw a description of the Iffaili forest throgh which the persons elected would be obliged topsail, and Wf the corruption and abuses which required the•strerigth of 'Hercules to assail. — Liberty of expressing freely their opinions was at least allowed in such Meetings as the present. Ile was happy to find the old British spirit reviving, but Illbegbrtlist" 'the mountain'nf Corruption could ne ver. be. levelled until force was used. Ile did not mean violisoce,lor in this enlightened age violence could not be supposed requisite to perform what all admitted was necessary. Firions who became Can. didates, and who consented toaccept situations,ought to know their own capability of fulfilling them. The Meeting which•he addressed was not assembled for the purpose of electing dictators hut persons to ex press the opinions entertained by their constituents. 'The persons elected were not to say, we have been chosen to act for ourselves, but they ought to submit to the desires of those by whom they had been elect. ed. The House of Commons was, tram experience, an excellent judge of corruption, each Member was acquainted with its minute ramifications, yet they feared that the Common Council would exceed them in corruption. London, as the metropolis / ought to give the tone to the country ; its Citizens ought to stand puked between anarchy and usurpation, and •their Representatives comb' .to exhibit such conduct as would show these principles in the clearest manner In the 'solid. His sentiments were public, end his character was well known, as that of one who could act with energy on his own behalf, and helherefore .hoped, that if the Inhabitants of Bishopsgate Ward would elect him as one of their Representatives, to act with similar energy on their behalf. . The CHAIRMAN, after consulting his notes, declar 'ed the following Gentlemen elected by the show of [ hands :—Messrs. John Downes. James Davies, Wil- I liam Day, Solomon Bennett, Thema' . Greenswey, Thomas Redd, Thomas Glover, Sir William Raw lins, Samuel Nash, Thomas Judkins, John Bum. sted, Henry Saudford, Walter Peacock, and Charles Pearson. A poll was demande d in favour of Thomas J. Wooler and J. Stirtevant, which, it was r egulated, should commence et half-past four o'clock this even ing, and continue until four o'clock on Wednesday, when the successful candidates would he named. The poll takes place at the London Workhouse. The Chairman then explained the reasons why he had not cetisidered it necessary to call a Warilmote in the month of November to elect a Common Councilman, for two or three Meetings of that body. Thanks were voted to the Common Councilmen. from the Ward, who had lately resigned. -• r Sine business ' election of the other !7 c2 l oreled l74 ..rim _ i th w is 444Y duroV is t: •PARRlDlODATiVit i ffiltit, .. ;1041.40ffet Omni of Mr. Reeve, of Lissaghili;reilipeed &Ow SlnhaaMo l ‘ rag 1 4144 1firnfri 4w t, c l o i r t-i tm lati t_ ae rgrs tr . ' °18"--C.8.514.48°."311 " 4"5" it"' 1 . IVALiBROM SvARD..4IIIr. T:t Pl. ',lndia ibiseitM ot ,Mr. A4tdef site hater rytieuedo ,I 4 -OM. be-Aelhatlbetsd 4bet 'Me. Williamsa contested thia,Ward both los i irati p tbe f f•TIC before, and only lest his electibo, littera t' 3, s• ode oe Isii,votes. ''.• le-4e%. , -.: • : , I,F;st AN-S I TRNICE 7144 , 11)..74fr ..... .. .. et Mr: Letta, vibe repes., • - -'' . • ' ' .- • ',. 11.1.;*40es .• •.. • • tr. • ~ i F444Alaglis AWL, • ..'. A ••.- a , i.• errool — HAGUE, DRc. ;180 4 4. - . is. lielletied that Amiga* will soon be made in the' Department of the=blioisteg of the Watentaai, and new retrenchments in:tho War Department, as.well as n cberide in the quarterly payment of the Politic Functionaries. BRUSSEL!, Doc. iii.—!t is affirmed, abet hisritia. jesty has by-a Decree enjoined Ifir ,Mirdatirswat t4t . -, preseot to him henceforwitrd_sny , tio•pert, tisn objact . of iv Itich , shall.b• an increase of .esp.nee. - -Ecchlasny• . • .• seem; to be the order of themiae, Rod We - owe cen. . ....-• . . 1 erttobtle.oncselests on 4 neasatendiniated by AM Wis. . ! d-r.l and the paleruakintenliora4 tho . :•tg• The depot of Om_ ii.ilicnert, R l 3 1,4 ii rerg which is . . ~ ning (.1 he organi64l in fhtf - Seilthern Provinces of tie kingdom will he - frowl - et Metiers. Al this mon I meet metniunt tbit taking t o eietalffie 00 6.010 loot: iugali the cavalry regiments of our esuky, '• The few organicatinn of the infantry orill iSilgereims4rinoeneed; . • . • , ' into effect at thane* year. .., ...... •,+, ... Dcc.ll3. hnt4,Lewderstalmarilfwellnitien ... --:---t*, coming from Mentz and gning to Le is, .. ••- :: .. '. "Lni-tifihip is thotieseer of alimpaw,lwarrllfre4.* St • ~ W e hear, from the f r-otiers'ot attrastreeiebret 011,001 fortresses of the .18th bliiitary Difitipwrwhichlliati been disarmed daring the foccloolainto ,10,14.0 fareiga , troops, are going to be 0404 0da1te.',012.44 :./teettOt.. able feloing, .in consequence of merkiunsiniMemd4ry the Committee vat IDefence. A Notice basin/v. pob. fished et Lisle, inviting the ,young meet Ake . hams sertrerl in the.artjilery or the cavalry to enlist in 4bo 1 Legion of the North, which is going le beriugmegt. led by a company of artillery, cud a company .of ofklairear a Word. The time for which they ors. to enlist is ail year. - , ..' 7 . „ SECOND CHAMBER OF ,THE STATEI-GENESIL. ButissEcti, Dec. 15. —The usual preliminary bail. miss having been done, sod two Messages from his Majesty with Projects of Lies being received / a. great number of Petitions were presented ; among them was that of M. Cauchois Lemaire, compl4ioing of the violation Oft his person) of the 4th Article of the Fat:demoted Law ; one from M. Tarte, j u n. re. quiring the crnstitutional organi2ation ortliejtwlicial power, from an inhsbitaot bf pro.sals, who states him.elf to he the titans of the arbitrary prnceeditsgs Fof the ancient Criminal Co urt of the Department of ithe Dyle; he demands the establishment of the High National Tribunal. that be may bring before it the M e mbers Alf.tha-above Court ; 01:P from Abbe Da Fitere, dated from his place of con dimmest et %Tel. voerde, complaining that, in the Ogee wt.ere be .is confined, the r egulations of the P qt., Code, which are favourable to Wm. are violated, &e.—All Wise Petitions were referred to the Committee dui koe. .The,.paguibytTsnortantedfthatthe Central Section. ;was ready to make its Report oo the Budget rf the pyrie 11819. This lreport, which is very voluminous, was reed by the clerk. It appears from it, that the Sec. tions have bad frequent communications with the dif.. (event Miaiaters, who have given their information era eel tiin panto, es well as exploitations ea the espenoes their respective departments. Tee 'Wart, being printed in French , will be distributed today t o . t o a Members ; the Dutch copy will he ready to-meerpiv. Thediscussion wasfisad for Satirday nest t ,tilt *hick day, after hearing a report from the Committee:a Petitions, the Chamber-adjourned. GERMAN' P.l P F: RS.' . . --i--- Costateve, Dec. 3 —Priw:e HaF • denberg giecqed s r threueh here yesterday, on his way house from Aie. la-Chapelle. It is a ffi rmed, that irnasecli•ltely upon his return to Berlin, the Natipak and Preairtrial Censtitotiou of the Prussian S! kill be proceed ed in with great activity, and ibortly be put f'sn ezecutini , . It was oe the otis or Febroij, o the year now hastening to its ciose wee •$ that uotiAigivin to the Diet et Frankton, butt the period, or tee. yer wa s taken by the Prussi an .Cabinet to consider bt i the subject. I . . I • ;11 I , ; Oil Mit IMO ; • • • ..,. , ._ • _ . . . '-'• '•- - - '''' 4- "IllArillr7"Pr 4 P 71 111111FW : ng , . • 1111.. • - .. . • :. .4" • . .......- -- ' .. . -.........-co ...• - • . , , - . ' • - Ll' ' • ..,. ... . , ..- • . e:- , 1 I . •Or , t .7 .7 4 •R Z 1! it.' • • . - , o .. - • iii# • f • . ' I :-'-, • . .' ~• ... t . IP9 . , ~, !,,, .t .--- • = • '''' -est* . -00 , - 1 1Pro• _-: -• -•'*!".'!" --- 1` 0 ; • - *h 1 1 4` . • *.• "..* • *- : - " 4 n 4° -.' . .- •- . . . • 4 l IP lai ,'.,, 4.s tr L' . , ... V 4!•',• l • !. r 1 :)4 4 4# ' , • .. •..- .. ' & - . ... 4 ..... - 4. , • ' • ~., .•,, v „,1. 3 p 0 t • - 1 " 4 " . .. : . 't '-• )11 " . '. r. 61 • i \ .‘, . ''' - " *-4 - : .t, 5....• .. • •Of •'. •,...1 - 7 1 1 - -, . -. 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STATS•OI IMO 106*IttlIIITYKIr• • picleedillgtielYS , 1 • ' l' lit i " •441"V11T.'141/1114Alle)Mr Pa V e Ajjeclirrtrtir . 111 5,4 1 i - T . _Mee ti ng, kr •t•i• Woctittf St A. 4 k 5709.) tcllV.PkgPtc,lll44ll2bil- • mr• Peacock IrtflE Polite .FURNITI3II E. 1)01101%, fig.-, 4)0 0 antmon untizeltmeri, t i t i l i t i z en - tvara w tnocers' Mr t .. . - .114: , .t. - , , 1 ,•4•-• .: iv „ .. . te r . 1% 000 9 tar B•msted . ...... . 6 • ' . •• 'Il • R 'AGF. ice tic. of the soil lintel, A s , shall he is-, sleeted :- • g" tb• """"‘ ill a were snanissously ants ot uisqoppg?e,rfs. nail tna , tel • ' • rt a_ t r Del"! Mr.W.l y)a . - ...; 1 4 in rlokii Cet..toeuroon•nrlrOfdre th: vof 5°_ ,,,... w: any man or any set of t sa, w hoa , esiurshaviog the, ,Sjr W. .1,0 / 10 $ $.,K$L, ..g i srer ~....A . ..... 6 "'"‘ltiva - efeiserrini. El.!. t' ' Messrs; ThemOss Oak gait% . Aho, the PTO)lll. l lSpNithly . lasi! he LET. ,!it r aie.."-ni 1. w in. go . 1,0 66 ,, ;Wstiiion•Vole . gift of being able to WI the moiiitade I s wilivoccarrietil "we- enialett , tk., Mr. I+lAlh tenant, far tem seem *./ %ear. ; Melt may he nit'ero.en, by so • p i t en i ni.lhu m u e gr • per -, , 4 01 4, 16 1 0t Oeffp Ai?, F.1 , 41....Tbv b - Raty and aliotibility of its - ) i n , • young . c , Chaele4 A • Sa.t.ge in the world, -co-iiiriTZ-filribtutir inform the world. .v dr. wank , ~.. .r ..... ... %a l . , me. Ride ~ :.4.. ,.. • 3 William Patten -1 of what pissed- ia.the eauition•tAsiticil. , •1111r..,Ossit4 ~,,,,,,,r , .. ~, 7, • Idr. Sti • tenni, ~;‘ , .,s y r o g *unties for hoinnem needs lo cprnmeot then•Grillith . ..., jmu r s Williatill Atiy phis , Mi insignia 0 parbsser the F'oraittire , kr. fat . • . et cr , iuk ' Wilted: A. Bethwitis ~., .- .•... a ib c pargospof coptiasingthebpsisieso of the title!, chill he al Miao w 4 1P ,4 414144i 4. • itichntO ifitalor , Seam person in thtoerond now demanded from, . 4 . ~4 ~ ....4 7, .1 11 Is Wort! rettiensl4 Members. • t. , • lihertv fa ifei; the sante every day from T.. dye until Two ' j.,airs W. gbitl iqr s ale.. sahlletilititils,OLohillis aide Iseibed voice at tie late : i,. , ; ,t/.1..i .. Joh° Starke , 7 • aRRAD.9TREET WARM ' • 1 1 . ' at`Chteir.illS'lnnt bt aroommotlatmlnatich the whole at a fair Resolved . That the Thank. of-this Wswhinsoutsbeilvotto Ilse 411•Ctien.-(0i 14 41fGhdrifrodlAlti sifter . ) ' • • _. 2 1; •••'. %TATO°, sits toss•-alstr.sst. • 111 . • Valentino. no snipe,. doe to S. Esch and Co, 15 Independent Representatives of tnis Ward, for their beryls:es i ., 1 r. Mof re • 1,. • 14. -B. Tke farolhets hilt be Carrled•os as u••unl until the coon- 1 during th e 1 . 4 ye „ --- • - - .Mb TrOtaintelli Ito thosshow of .bands , being con.:: fi r mr! on ward .. 10 Mr. faifmari ... Alletuemesi ~ , 1 the Sa.ti.., ti. 44 , •-. i • i., . .., ..' ILivolised, Th u f eo e n oo k, o f ' so ~ Wor lf ososo * A lkali tn I: , e sidarably in his favour, 'earned thanks, it'd SSW ••Sr•ilmviehr %t - ...,...... in. .mi Dump ~.....i.:14, r• 8 Worshipful fthbert Waillitonn. ~Esa. M. P. ass 4 A Memel* "C that he weird , oilllwy - 1 iv -- eitlititashlir Piinci plea. • tp..14 1 1• 4 *. ..ki........: , 0t Ifr.• lesitioore ...o w e.* I • 1 ' • •, '''. .:11 k i i i . ' ' • d ia . 3 k i l t att l e :ol4 7 isiic'elt:". price / 3. ' '..7 .. : • • tWS : Wattid, /welsh able, orsottit. ant itipmertial•tosdaef in the ! . ;.„•• • ..,„ . .. r _ stkiet . * o Mr.• (IP 1 hafillarbilMatie ' • Me'. ClikAlsidi - 7 1: * -..: 11 4. kiarr: li te r . * MI ..tlerg i lit V ARICII OMCF:II4 'owl 6111ERS' PNcetiriggto-4"*,1!/.°"!Cli icr ". 11.411 " 1". '4- .. ' l il lig ' 't th"gbt 14t4eig.t51 ' • Itv.ifilibisa.m.aki..444Pate Mr.•Tiportr .-.........1 1. • I tat . 4 11,;mosola,111/WatrM „ itotfittildlae4tootrviatTliPESii ,-..1- f . : - --.. .• .. •-••..,'. Al IBRADLEY4O4.4*** . Wit Out its aposiNstion, to . agpimip.his coudimg d u ring .. . . thd IMPRPVING or coNanrioltpepex9o4„, . . .. _ 2t. _ , ~ , . ~ ~ ritullir,, p.pcp.4lo tb * epodect of tame , ii. ,, trr ., ",.. t. ... tiduiskr , rneo .., . . ‘., ~.4 4 k 0 ruy.. 46 . 61 plii liir.fraVaita.tsaftrt4olo .„ . ...• • ~ . . , 7 4 .q olf‘ 1,10: 1 . end Culkin. Beos.ellers joiJski . 14261 Bil1b: tiCtSie-144'nfltilikaorpsiliithe.paiNdstiir, . , tossio 1150.-00111*iis wh• wereesaEir IP, . '1: k ... ..... 1 Mr. ~ . . ..." l• Mr P . Siiific ". ‘ " . - 0 '-. - .. .l newlile Itetscroßeirms„.,loo,.rati.blatt; ''"a , • ••• -:-.vt-"`- • ' , lt pia 4ai i i ARMS of 9 ANDYISM TO, LI . 111 • • Iprigb of tbutpublic "ow, at lisis..tisue of ata l taity. -Mr:. errata .... ....... .. 1 ~._......_,-• ~ , ,-. ' .• -• it tii.srt-.).' , ~ , , ~ .. •• 410%, ...ul , •t. I r Ytg bAti ". i Op , bad made freqopot, apploastioat . ost this SOW te , Medirteatt 4ir ....waiga •••• • •• • lA. a" ' • 1 ) FR Alp) riv.vg4T4p. ~ . By 0 LITT Al LAX% ~ Oblong ..... - Alin" •• • • 4 •oeittreetet - • • r.C..idker - 1 tioktr iatite• -- •••• A •.l,‘ ~^ - • ,„Frakeierdict thewsany attempts, that ara y ~,, . d• 11 9 • ' • .chi e f of .the: .Feamle ; tiiiiiii :, • )' . • .the,Ceort daring last year.. An pvder from .tts 1 440 by Capons ASH is . 4k uils , ,r of ••`Tibe4llo,„o P- .1101 Se idCatonsons,•the immaculate, the pore Housit , . Llieenertilht ..... 1. ; s ff * Mr• yrdtbenti al l ; • viA k!'i • lir eth intoote .11 illesthoher n 'parlous C 1111111 . 401 1 1 41 111. -. • • "flook, b ' Re. '" • i ,tettol of die GV-DiVIN Ii 131061&tkike POP•red bt. JY a" • Rrintat the K. b e had. c e , iadeohowess, t nf Commons. charging the Citizens with corruption, 4 1110 _. - flaw ThisAtuatrettitni te . hivaitleta_. Ili .A 7, ' , 1 1.. , . 41 ,4 Lonk,for 4vro valtio,. ell ~,,.,a , • • . . . MARTIN. they have atopted new ") j e sbfl, in which their Where tri•ly be had. psblished this IllOOlit tiad been lent to •tbe Common flnawcili by which iti this 4141 W ty cbief•to•warro , i a F•••---• . .• .•. . . . . ,•... ___........ AA 11AAr. ota _ • - . "Tiosematt I I kitl are tieW C. • -_. re. _ _.__,A I.- t.tA I...fma *hat R and • ' • PARRIBODORiIf titirmyti , ary: likkkitiwnoingto "mu _. _ _._._ .. S.__ As a....-1•1.. b..J11.40. * : 1 ' 1 Ii 4 s 4 D with 00 4.1 h • , a ju JR. ealaskous results ari I p egvtatu aalarbq r dt etrseted revatire comment, and = lien 4 .4. .14ftf 'distrestriic 'oat It tispregrity cniti. the fit! , petitruif rya 16..5t effrettinl fittreetisiotifdpisie file 4a• of tb. , se I ho !void the wAI : 1 it to aer fibre.'" Dr. F,ady-s itY hi ever) dectiptios o r c cd Itv medical and surgical tititt'aertiin, raetdv, raid . pert every ! : pccie. of S ) ploilitic tiff 'bases, the , primary'obrcts of a t tiered by sae traorrendeut alb r of treatment during 'tic 'metier, he is 'rallied to oll; t ~, linter reiatio to the election t 1.,.. , .... . ~....,. °‘. 1 . S O . , , A w e • .1 •