The Statesman. — London, England, 1810-12-15 00:00:00

1 - -3 Mit It Rig B Nciy. . . r 0 fin: ctrtrott or ritE rAttlottiK, r i „,--It is rather matter of iml i iiiOilit, . vi or rosc (kno wi ng the ma n ss of te), , lie f, V. ary.Gt.SreitAr., who has ictgly , c(titsbc ! elk t r t 0,,,,, sn,l no doubt a vel i psratbe,` feat for . tit o r istitutiqn against the assagis a cf Oooiiellers 1 0 Priateth should not have been agnitlijiOlgt: lot in its defence otehtet "AI *I m el, , fl ex sum pralidable. diascripdou, and. frens a ls o l i alliftetinisiti l tom reiloobtsble than .liii• 14111 Crt b c e f. 7r, ",!)44"i i. l Stat i on ers' Company eonsbiliad. 'fhb Gontleiliat l i t sgms, has a passion for jdolgrarciler, , rthere tbc. o dis being all in his Pi! ortrkAlle:itoenens ofEl l tr i u mph arc assured to hi m in a , hence . the tan: test that threatens resistance jura etcher* ler ilm: Jie s kulks from the combat,. tint!, leaves ,to in ogler o f knighthood, almost as respectable as his 'caro l (hr tley of vittory, or the shame of defeat. Tellii'denaist.' • .. ' fvl of his talents,, .4t is it his virtue that is deficient t De solution is certainly not worth the ingeiri ; le t, in the strugglo of parties, he might have re: po ol very comfortably on the one, considering •he (obtained a price for them beyond his expectation or desert ; althsugh it might not Sje thests altogepser 0 prudent to have .rtivel soleiiefts*lhe ether. li It, however, curious to &Helie r Vitt While this Personage was all MOUTH in vindicating the flu= ~unity of Dragoons and the • Honour of Tax gatherers, he Was silent when the integrity of the Constitution was assailed, wider circumstances %hick called for the immediate and actieeklaterte. nice of every man who felt for the laisooitiNit She Crown, or the Liberties of the People. • Pastor the Gentleman, confounding his sense of Grades* vii:h his sense of Patriotism, hesitated between his obligations to the Minister and his duty to the Lollop. A Judge mayllievoLudkChancellor be nutoveil--with such chances in favour of provnß., too, or reward, he may have. dome well to coq.,. salt bis own interests. It was' dertakrly as !air : • calculation—a question of 1t:444ga1% otqa'rvlol at Bar—Plate and Einolumenieedriudit4ptleti —and though neutrality In j ) ordinary oeee.. traces of life may have uotbilig it very Criniiiird, lt jet, on tbis occasion, it enabled/Os to form a toter. ply good guess of the value Millriehleb ho estimates character, and to itecaratelyrisedine the difference between a Bully and a-Hero:. 'The., to the metal • tin the vegetable world, the poison is lecouipa.. sled by its antidote, and a waspish prOpeostly 4 tyranny is happily checked by is capacity td be surely misehievous and troublesome: Were' hilt: power, however, proportioned to his propeasities, inhale oar minedivra Society would, indeed, be Out eisstahly feet* against the perversity of Bea. Kind sad the bromide of despot's's, If it bed no ether security, no Whet proesetien to resort teasels legislative enacts:Ruts! If I hoes &toes to 'thetas. duct of We man a larger portion of - sieellonnt this , you Wok he is entitled to . , .it is, th e 4, i and conduct he' avows in 'lBlO, ll* '1144. 10 6 14 , mono° with those he professed in 1/104,saidi which, it it fait to assume from:his34sprimms,o4ol.oj aerely professions, held out Iffikftirek . edi*lsOffElV aady.matic cl.stires exposed tdatalielloOlosioloodO, street; and, to say the trsidgnici:itiolOisit is bittkil aouth.street waverer mare fTsop!abitti' 0144 k good price foe eery indifferenCit#4444o ll o l Gentleman has done by Wen* tekiels,. it wearer(' to judge of their value by theahme bete* - Illi •the. lavestig,atioa ,of the Duke of Irti*Pi s ' [Bete Yeti mach below 'mediocriti i n iridlreld '§i " . tolgl tas ' ,c.0vv , :,..i •,:..,,• • . his professional practice la titey,p49l,o : .SOO We . •i • . ebb of the British Bar, •ssottlonls' In point of - PM"' feasional abilities, but of ipobill airfoil.; • VIEF-1 This deplorable deartffbfeltlieWeA r tof ii,, o *°N spirit is n o t c on fined to*l l o 4 l)l79!*,ylit *irks the hereditary Aristocrit4 of Amu .country. more strongly, if possible, than -OD Ad aWe The 1 Peerage of England exhibits a degenerreet of chew 1 octet, which would probably lead to their imme diate extinction, if a similiar deficiency was not equally conspicuous in the House of Commons, and, indeed, throughout tho whole landed intercstas of the country. if all , sense of dignity had not tiro place to pursuits unworthy of their rank, and ju coinatible with what they owe to themselves, to their Country, and posterity, en effort would be tide to recover that share in the Executive Gee: vestment which talents deserve, and phich their birth, in conjunction with their Wont*; 'would al lure to them. But ambilloos .. difettVisSide of e•aracter, of ancestry, sot all tht4ititS.'hed• ecl* 4 log qualities that tonsorli siiiisrpfreOptaiti (is Inild . . „&, the British C orone t, rediss44,Aogoor eo tit s ', Lion, its Government, sad .111ohifitYs him dint ) * • neared. An indifferenr4 .boidering sepon Itisettli bidity, is visible no less in . thii:tatirrigemoot of their; Lumestie affairs, than in the &Aire of ilia goPirei., Tice one is abandoned to the discrecimi Ipcipiwitri Or rather to the canning, the araricnitml J 1 keit , . 'try, if I may use the expressibtl f iof booed," at. hriges, rising in all directionifinte opdletide, at the: "Peace of their besotted antinfattrated employers, Virile the houuur and intent[ , of the kingdom are 411 to the mercy of a herd pr. miesterer., mho,: on buldened by the ablence ofusill timi-itertillfillahlt' t 'vely eminent and exemplary in 'out inatleAlfi l 4 I WY, are rapidly eclipsing the present race to total darkness u without its being •awage of the ruin and disgrace in which it is likely to be enveloped. „is is 10 )0 Itl 4', ni ti. spri tori 'I tit STA "7 - 7 - • "" • td fantiOtable . w 4 it . 4iiikeidysi MOM*" find of getlgrougy uoble feetipgy dual kbe fativo rot: tunes of dill, coonnly are clads to boottribtgitd, • the uctlna 'or repra bait feltfheir edtisequeuce • /4 '6 State, tulteilitithd Weir 'atithotite, the Seri , routs of tho:CrorrtelOtilifif *we better respected the prlidples cif the ObOstiturboo; and-the Citelas it.. Self hare bseitlittreiCtife advantage's saco4 'troll a aloft trtidestielecjidn ; Thile'theireeve ot Cam. : stasis, trilatevr it! prol) . eiisq 'oiteit • be, to e!'6 ili~M its fitlCtitirfor PtitCe orlpeasiiitti aroaldlrele been tWeO by the cirteis 11 rd facto& of 'the lathes.' . 1 House Of ParliessectetstO ittotimeirrree't disebstgeot the Mat reposerlin there liY iketi eoutititumits. That the Aristocracy' ha been suichinged;•• encumbered, and contaniinated by the introdictibb•nnum ill en. titled to distinction, awl whose only-4140 to•die tinction was their prtlititOthitratallifil•Mittistor l , win.. readily be snowed lkt'Alikvinf iiire :lie eieveitant Sslth the transactioiiref'fite iithseit Rapt; , Mr.. PITT, more the:Simi . into Who lieriliSlibutiated titer: Commits of his MA.tetri,luidirtietiritedir die Odium of degrading that Assembly td'iehlefilikfathee. was• as °mantel' t. Tha t ' Stinlitei — itaOritttatit . ron , :fencing himaelf iiiiilice s . ead'iliiiitaittily IOM ' sbivi end tyrant of itisiblibilid6athiled 9101160, - Mellow little principle, ten..liktieftlitiii Ars rslitre tvik de. licacy in his choke of ine4fs, l4 - and.'ite kiitelOciii he mode contain a far s*niti iiiire 4 'his Administration, than,. ere" , 1,115. i Stltlf ;: .It topple to pull down the .•Colasii,Uit ! , th.l4„. .411111 and folly bad crettedi .. .-V Wahould.:brueid., an, these remaska;nre":;lefalled :lit , Site Peet4• l .age, I hate only to. sexist sertieme to refute Vie calumny ; but ao 'far Irma meaning to degrade it stililower thin l!'haii'dettaded itself,. In the general estimation of ,mattltigik the objeiCat thinettei hi to awaken it to a jestsense of its oendignity.—AO route aad animate it to Virtuous activity—and to ihilte off, fur ever, that apathy t that torpor which • :. . -at o nce dishonours and destroys it. •MY. wish is to see the Hereditary Nobility of my Country what it•formerly Was—wbif it ought to be—atid what I 'most fervently hope it will be.--'My- aim is to ex. 'Cite it to maititain, uhitillied; that proud • pre. a. 'Toone witith,bylta institution, it possesses over tht N'obility 'Of •eriett' other nation—to keep ever kilts view, lima White • the Aristocracies' on the 'Continent of &wok are little else than Titled Staves, whose San and fortubes are at the dis. posat of a Despot, the Aristocracy of • Esgladd are copartners with their Sovereign in the Logis. ;Sion; and in the event of his presuming to pass dial lasundaries of the Constitution, are authorised to;' 1 b‘r: his passage and say to kite,. THUS FAR I SHALI 4 YOU GO, AND NO . FAR'IIIIER != I can hue ." - no . 76(ereit - In Ifth4WWW‘Miltrikr-Otit class of men, from Whose purity and esertionstoY Country hes every thing to hope ; and from their fall or degradation, every . thing to !fear.-.-My wish is .to inspire them with a proven sense of their own importance—to mike them feel - their etroaequenoe as a Third Estate of the Realm ; end, sconfidering the composition ant character of the Veinal:House of - Commons; the Estate the most . likely, *redeem' their Country from ignominy and 1 tieln....M.y . wish Is, that the people should leek 'np with . reverence to the Aristocracy, sod -no )4 longer behold them is theNenials of the Sovereign, '. or the Minions of his Ministers. My feelings- to. . wards the Peerage of:. Britaie, arm those of affection and respect...Dot' of hatred .• and contempt.... The ocesion is favourable. to the recovery of its faded character.--. Lord Morn* and Lerd Simmers have . altawo the House of Lords the - bast•road they can !take to regain the estimation •they have lost. They I cannot marshal themselves under men more worthy of their confidence, .or better , •qualified to teach them to measure back their.steps to honour and , to fame....No men hste steered a more honourablo. coarse through the tempest of the times, o pre. served in greater purity : the lustre of. hereditary rank: They have never comproneised.their dignity, Its rem of the Realm, •or • their independence es . free-barn Subject;,. by:Waming , the instruments or I Ittillehiavour GabaLbehindilsa Tilfelne, norlhal pertientle Of their DO Less 0141POleP.94,401tccuqYPP ponetsts Italtora It. ; Let their e 04494:." , the %Pk of lastibeet!t k enetP. ea a !Mee OR 4 4 0 13 4. 14 " bility 'who have erred frouooti9ientet, or MM. misled; and as* mend to . Abuse, 04 reclitt ,ere• ation, who ;nook An. 1,1 1 14)9 2 0.:AP,!hf it l3 . ll r e !Y bleached front the, Volpe; .00 oqta, 4..Erirmer ha. bits and impression. Mos isaAll-a.4,!aal". to . recover, the other to ntabllliff---aad t'ath.ifete a common interest in. prntutiog the INTsgerry or .tike Constitution ., The Ministers . havilisrad to -violate that integrity, by carrying us, the 4thei. 146 1 11kti .isle Maa,l9stsirliirs,M....4l3aapearrkk affa irs inth e lli plurallS n bi u ° lnb W ar S c ,144ause I understand. that the Peetlemen, on Went, lately alarmed and tlitePPaintad Jo- a 4iati at Oak , 'promise which they. had the . audacity to propos,. instantly pledged th __Oulteiree to stand or fall too,. tper,....and fail they port, or t he Country wills' r khould they be auffiwed, through the corruption of ehe times..-or a sentiment of false delicacy, to oIF . reroise the rights •of Sovereignty in the ABSENCE of the Sovereign. Two months hare sdapsed since, Ministers have had ,any ollicilitkilltra:ll4ic4titta with 14e $ ko....shey o coold not pgiOtly boa rcccits4 I 4, commons, of ow his. sorl pitsurc4trk !milt • it v 6.9 1•;17 . c _i„, no , romo pa t, oryny t ne , onu s ...._ keen signed' sksie theist of,last Drnie4iiiitiltl+„ that,,tmt avidl' *Mat WI witkly-machiou4 .9!1a41s folllit army',. fat keyond, Pio intelliatiair4ll*i ,any, tiase 4 ot the 1?oor. -Old Mart 0 4 0 40_ .APrA. rnoieined inert, as it wet?, dpa six (ail 4tokeil'.un!!: , w hen ,Ins people ere tel att . * ii'ittcohit tl isdion, from Otalof the comiiiander in Ciii;f to ihe'S , siiiiseest Eis;: Op, must IseCessaqly and absolately.be, signed by' L iiitil k i,vilistfeipiAlifiiiiii nfiat , !lity‘ivt.: °fibs n tsx'tioats..and„ikESlCß4 iir that i liac . ~ . rt ......,:i F.ch hOleolt ahliltkfulft'pructistd •em littir.mmila- W s t heir let s .. . klittii ;in 4 4 ihearmicef ' tall Mi ,iii&ters...io„ttedisid that it is a ciuMilualiftkl:iime of Ars bescanittokedeet sawyers is the nossally, whe. Iltekstro lier,djct nhictshas been given, is criminal', elselly4 ll o tke.anClaclui incapacity of hiS Sidi SST T , • . . • • • • • • le. ,diechtrgu 4bo-Regal Functions, is vitiated ? I ~ ~. , , ~ . its Rot !Ewell. etintostalVt to decide; but young as. .Mr....gsVSellOs it, tkiiPar, from which the malice 0 1'.411‘. tflitenes: could : &loos have removal him, % think 4at tielltv.his profirsional: knowleclgo would. , pl49.)tili 1,*; . 11.11,6 inpiniab, unless, indeed,- td, , tit014 . 4 and pusisalii)ka given a secret bias to his s ist wi li p icii.itis aasswattalstiesty will not %now his. : 111-4114•60Waint Ii authority, his opi nion,. on this occasion, may be of some validity . with these 4 hose reclitode id mind is on a per with itxrdtainments„ . and it is to `Woie 9111x . :1"ailittr.s. myself, for it is, from. those o il y from.wholls • an, effeetitiPeacrtionAti-be ~ ealtected. la my former , r4.o.:is iiiiiOS : 4 ) l .AiiiOt\4o4 . 4 l ' 0ji:'.4 . 4 4 0' . lawyers; ' troar:**4 . Cie It otk 4 V3l tw ,111t4W 40.5. c ?. tbil "ttr' Ettarivetterifilsibrithbitt it -memat• the singly . 9Woei' 1 3 9.t:ii ) 4 . r .*li. ktali f t:oo llll .,.: gamma, rti4i .i44ptcrcated. affect; its'l4ll. 4l lol o o WA 'the iftenglyolliat Abet is. deadvawiVirea 4ba, 41O s ;and It is attempted 'to gilt g ! 1 )4' 1 04 nea : stsre i ' . 19 # 1 1.000) 1 01 wl4k.cbt if aatesit ? :iwerect is wall as in ,fact,- toossubeeidee , . at the constitutive, • The King, isr. lbc Les ref the. Realm, is declined to: be 121Misf i keient;c.. t trut: • -what becomes of ,he , 01111 14Pr1K140 1 V.4411610111 !web! . present' instanter -Auer it , soildo.'* "ei• Placrvai.,, Lotltivinsoot, UV', any etheV of this siew.fangial bunch of Kings; orWouldtheinGess.' demo reduce us to the level of tiebite at.* 'puppet. 'bow, and contend that the Constitution, like Man lequin, who, in one .of our old pantomitnee,,,runs . about the stage.with his amputated head in his bands, can exist without& Read ? Evety tutin A Ito mattet what his conntty, his politics; prejitdieee,,..pr pursuit, ' de: * , res. tbelerrible, calamity of an apd and beloved .florpraign labouring under mental derangement, and hit grief is augmented by his loyalty twtbsi 'best of Asigs;:bist the CatantitYittaild hafir-Melidaplor:.% able fnetbe Country, than for the Monarch, if no ;:oolcdy, no substitnte r could be found for the loss set SQ. such virtue 1104,1ilsdism l Our fat **kid in., 4, 11110 44 deplorable, i 4 we,.battid,. iiith, nth ear' . ~..... pe4lacl pridenxions to saikeantlity, be at a most OS : mease s rabln distance iliiatcommon sense, if under , such an stdictio.n, we were without the power or . the means of instantly supplying the sham in the Executive Government. The incapacity of the SOVercign to execute theßegai Fenetionsiiiiirtiiitql a demise, and atitlioriees the Oat Nett, as next, in inc.: cession, tsaustimnthe rand etPdvernment ciii,by.. half. qt the Cronoiso'd Of 'the Nation, duryit t tke, Continuance n( ,his ,father Pt. insanity.. -.l7bw.laith. have► provided.relaidtei,its, privets!' iifilme: aiteh:ifi, I amillus i and If they are silent (a ' tfre ' pvtletit..,lb. stance,, Ills beCause manbiod, Are yet in *Skin fancy ter i mattern of Legislation, and not Blake, to, eelLthwit; !nunhood until anneonasnlitien of misery' Orals them to fence titeMsal&en against 04110, wad misfostuneo-wCues akiecy• Occur oughtithritil i n be provided for.; and if the es:llama!, ill 1789,,1t0t uit!' utitietstood thtilr.dutyobeVOutttry would apt if tfits Moine.t be without. s:lesitiiumo E;oo4iti . ''4o a arataittt,,”:o‘• thejrii • Which of hosaiv, or Whiter occaliottel• insanfty, while there may 'be hopes'. of a speedy restitution of reason, 'ff 'is Upkei to confine the unkappy eAfecS in private inrtodo,'under the dlectleaqf ,audr iikesript feigifk , died reiaijout*.!' . Such Is .the protection giiim7 . 4 *eh lb° provision Tll4. bii Op faiiolitur.a.for:lo4 °Willy in: private life .and tite4sw for - the seellitii otthe tabiesi may serve as a guide for that of 84e.' €fitehtiy eel it. *444 i . , . . . • , • • ~ I....lfiiie. in; cefts fay net . (islet Very le *leg . for the ft nuke :,:f W4l.cs to_ come forward, and his coati 1414;404rd will he more the act of Alial piety, i - litill 0440 the right! and interest{ et . his 4,01 . , waif ~ iiiii . las it*iiitlr'pl a mi!t i , than . ,crsli?o ,iPearnistlais /Oi••linpire: ,it IS a aacriftce, a s ,not an inconsiderable one, tliak lthi'R, NO, lkighersi i .its Milled upon to make, no tali toflie . Gettter thats his unfortunate Permit. The Rtiltts o f .the,l i ao! , . Pli. blended with. those of the frotin . lii Omit •. are • • .. • • 'ail caeca,' bittsCidii4ileCTally in i 4 i .li9dliewollr. gyine"tlie Pated,:. MO be l at . his 01 . 011 Of . lifs i , And t ill ho.habits, It, 401 the aim 'et radromeot and i :oligi in the tumult of public affairs v naderTircra,,: 'dilate at once petilo*a and dis44 . !stint s It iticii. .: "Imiiiiied upon him by his elevited birtli i end fro ' ..., ,or hid& he caonot shrink without endl.,anivitlng. b '. own etiiotpoce sod ; the indepeudence cif .thi SAO s '.. • ",. 1.. . AIUICUS JI.TSTITIj:: • •-•! ' • " aOOll/4,3°e.4.C°aol9ltaitt%:-PSYMe. 0460, Tut. 1, par , . „ - 411*; • ~ _DREAD Pil.4 4 1 . 3)1011' aill I;OUrlAß irwitolco.,,,rommtvewommaiosem%Ati.omtzv - . :t t.k .A.: , . ~A 2 • 10 . 91 - 1ihi1pi . t,.1t.,.1149 , • Wfra..ielkkielng most iii4rinftmr -tikutastasied 4ieinerred Vtttie. to the .fivegy of * 4 4 1 44;,..14 11 . 6 kct liiii SE4S,Ordnin ge E; ilpenteras--.. . 1' •A latgeli . tit4l if: • kti. - • st:pitt; Vi . it - -I;yr.l ,hiing iht pOtriee pie kleefee '.i.0... IxtkAii)volkio i le. . oitix o N rd.B.•e fo iaiw in eitk. * .fillitlOgA!' • icraeh - •at•eiao'clock thltino,ohi4,:dintitolaki Aci. naolishcil two homes,: !t•'?tahlidoit-liiptate; • Sec; - .: &c Ake. foitner '.eititatedAu. %lb* 'Oriiiiancelyald; —,t; . . 1 .. *toistkintir the wifm t ,ons,4ildnell; - and a niece a- 1 1 - • . 1 i • . Mr. Piatik st who were ill bag . ktif ksrthe 'ruins ; alit; •r -* . 4 • i ~.. lifn ear Palely hurry to add; all killed.. The seallit ' ,::,:'.. k in defy at the satterialikidietiXt, Popte by h'eatilide s : ..!.: ~ ins to tiii . doar, hating keerd a considerabla clockii., 4 . -is 'jag, in the; giff i i,, ifit.'-,ied- in5t , .64,44 . .0 tiviv c:.: ..; .., beta*. the eMilk eeelii Ati . iiii ilia bit4if hi tit . bliiilei'''z. :'.. "- `high l 'anit though be : ece ief, ii!:#04:1t#4041? . ..." a ,:.. . ' OfiriMi bruised. ' 4`ha Wife , ead 6eE ahl!Wii:Oe :'' . : 1 1::. •*. beint-deg oat'; wee. 'ef the lasts, was Oita .*fin ...i. , ‘ i „hr' Aik t el 'up, but expired' initatgllyalcit aftelwiclu% :.'.,, •.....-. • Thliktece has not y e t heti .feund .. aitierriitka,l . nil::! r e '- slept in a hack apartment,. ii. atiiipo.34 1ivt',..0::'.`.... : least 20 . feet undet t tke ,TailtiON, which .111 4,90044 1 1 . t ~,,, ,-; . arrt w . 1,4 , 1009 Car‘loade. -Too harps". hatonitit, ti ,34. i ., ....,.,t .- lose gy tV, ti The ijibt!riitisoild sieiteoftlyi*aze-li-.1 • a ;c . c.)! !droltrifiaff haitheferi tipon • iiiiieltitiliit 61 .-,.; • !',. risk, and enspirtied "the' arldikt Of' the`reet I", that .. iihietiq wire loved Jyini dint, flit etc' bet 4itittliatt.-:•• - , s `!•Ses • 11 • $ ••• •• VICARA' 0 fibBRX. ...,%. k 4. r.P.,4 :.. ` .r .; • • , t: sesa.olamis c gessim, oft. lark • • No. lorrilllll„fititioriander of the force, oatite slipirStip• of • ete tegintoneof cbgreursArittviriqiles from OW pottiest of the, ' • seeitenrompom spay, taires tie opportunity to, expedmitiordllat tieoeotl of olfPODbooOlkOfolOctrOw, told ,14eIttecOolot ',Dos/tuna, and the, Oillcees and soldier' el that lased, midi re- ' vectollie.cityos, fir the aril, IYroltiiiiittole 'Oiot oldeefti's'lth . ' .whiek they Ittive dirchargedtvery ditty allotted to them, wheo, Jpertiocurolor hie immediate f ositmaork; and tai it must he gratify ing to t taietrit,., that the same hoot:min of chi:ft merits, ~ • pod order, and reglikailey, i t fee'and eldittitted trial 'the stf- • • 7 : 3 .er , eor itiSit44 o iMater whites they hiereheimemployedi *..‘t Jabs bretatiarlentomeretrienere of In k perils of die re- . ,gispmefitae been that of long acquaintance, and be bones they millik.be Impressed of the sincetity with Misich be ,0614 tbela th*Rettlicteicierstand tribote of *rimed.: - • Thottbeir light Conssiati roihOnied s pore of thole/VOW ari,irn.ear;Moadett Lient.-Colivrel ES kcoleit, on sib 11)th..dept. mill Stelqe he Malted, in hiiteniernbrasice: • .► • .(Signedl ~• 4. C46if IL; ikrtj:-Geoeittl. •• . . . . _ N. B. ode, curpi spoken of itt.- these Geoeret 01 1 4irs, is (Melly composed oot of •• law. aim: of •• • • Ifielittiag• if Coma. .., . _ .. , Ashore is a Teri ezttiOvditiory'rivais ifteritilllltiar " Constantinople, who is genci`ally lteiesti nridet tb. ..- name of 64 Soliman, *be eater of Sublitesth.* -111j'' .• ' lo 10. years °Lags, otod•ktis. iera Che•foilassiessetallw-_,I .....:,.. soosiais . of Salsa, :4-Mlion et . ill.Ut_lt,thilig: 4. - mots; Maalitoll nit lctiduritlifitte,. - ITlTaisd ' the present Sovereign. • This man, wiitialoaltr,^ *e. costumed himself, as the Turks do, to swallow, opium i but having taken by degrees a large gnat). tit* without producing the desired effect, he adopt- . ed the use of sublimate, and, •for upwards of So' • , .years t he has taken a drachm, or 150 craias a day, • . .• He would sometimes go to t'se shop of a Turkish . Jew, and cull for a drachm of sublimate, * hich he ' mis ted in a glass of water, and drank it ap immedi:. • - ately. The first time tke apotOecart- was very with alarmed, for par he. should ~be 'charged with • poisoning the Toth I but he was struck, • iiiili Atnomenteht when ho ' saw the same matt Ateisi t ' On the next day,- who called fur and. :eta dose. Lord if,lgin, Mr. Smith, and several Gentlemen now in Eitgilittd, have met tins estraor, :dihary man, Ind have heard him intjti that the sen. cation he experienced -after having drank 'that ex. L treMely active peisoa,.,.was the,oinst teliiiiius he • ever enjoyed. Such is the force of . habit I. It 4 . : • istsecally thought, ~that since the days of hl.thri- ; ~ tlahlf, mo isle Illitivoi Mide * Ceetaallt 14$ q( awl} „ a- ittbitande. ' '''..'" ° l ' • • - '. - • •.- 'tie a-Angeles' Cle4binitantie that like price a tip: • quartcrts loaf itt £.ondon should bile: 34. irhililltit • price at Birmingham kr only . iv. 4141.an0 though.ditt • ,of the principal establishments sends its agent .la • . - !-. purchase grain at nirk.lane, and has also to pay • A* carriage from London tb Birmingham ; yet, - in spHe'nf this elpence i it is eneliled to tell the gnat., , tern iliac so meek Wow - the Lyuntion bakers..ll°lf can this be icotiiintisifis i t I." -•• ' " . k . '•;. -t= • - lOLA tip . Or $6 4 141. 11 -Tfo; Nino* iiliip, t iitimtelt • • 'in the 14.-w:4liiiimt; • insireelitirefed lty . ..,fliti%girAt• ,, Gulvh of Lim4ortl e whicp.penet!ates far into thi,i Lit % ~: . ; , ,,,i , fervor o iristill PentAbiiiii,. deserves 'to beiotai? tjto.., .• ,object a'S g 4eir norde ; •Avaii i ii , cisiti‘of oi ;:tfla Intoner unlinosturttl . Ibe Daties`thetti,selfelle .1/I{ll 00400 n of it is about 8000 persons. It, lai r gesgepeculiar to itself is spoken in-It. A Glossa,. '?4 . llaslatellibeeo p O liils.,centaining.no tior4a • .' ' . . u nkswin ersesrhere, .Irliiis inforroaOn soll.i.o.texest!" - : .: - . those *he investigate the Northern latigu4e*. . • . .‘,, ~- • - -- .•- , r iiis . vii!,4....1 • 0f1!!911r 0 o lit to the..f i utilc„, .:.like,osr-ilreet by Vootilition,• the COtt;lihte , .. pileup& with • being reputi, thievel,' ant, loiletitig - .•'' " . ohou i t ibo avenues of • thel'heutref for the Terra . * • ~ of pick' ta,poOietsp, .:Npither -of the prisulwi t bari .. •,. ~••:. •. ' n g'b 'con,' An . . C1..!i1-9f.pfelta4lli or .114, til'i(Aft..4 04 .:_. ...- 4 . Iteert'in, estody, *Air. Mi res M ilo . n ot . convict them! • tinder- the Police - Act, o hmt k 043.051044 bait upotv , .. - their icio!bStyt!!..aart .., - -...,- :-.)... 4 :..,..,..... •••,... , . ~. ..... , . 4.4li:nioersca city DO, risiA t iftwarilme*Ait '' •."•'''' o f spe• ings,r'bea acquireflibn !IM P 4 ot-litt.. 'conic,. Bing aft katt.lartely hie opialoq ottlsa'y *. ~ ' state 0 public 4•llii. OPIVvI4 akokt,.„l: - ;ART' now 'ntnre b usy in eotteittog Pot i z i n g . ': i in, ,ohlaittitti 71 /(c i , p:f . whytaiiiislale wit) s Lk .. ..., ,y . orders ills cohtro4lction to hJjpielit,i9.4l,DfC(i ' " I to. .. ' :purcheie'rickeig in'tbe State Lottery, W. 05.1- . 4rtirt , nine riatifflY. 41 ew .‘ 1 , 1 ',..4 4 9"e•PAgi-cVAtiiilliog otty-(oitc.-,(;aPitil) Ar.Melh r .,aenienting • to, 1 . Ku 1 4 9401 Thoatsentiiremrs,;•-•Fenr vC 'ls'itteb 'arcol . • I***OtThottsan 4 riie l ll44llol' allt.lbe ifth * itf . .lreitriptly V 14144. • •,. . .... , ,:i- . 7 ,.: ~,' --7 '' ' - :- 4 . , : . ' • ••••• • • • ~. 0 . , - ' • • • 4 ~ '. . , .