The Statesman. — London, England, 1822-01-24 00:00:00

- ru m WI anima meisimeradt l e si git WV: en ..d 1.. i- mid deliver textovb . totzt he SO Ger DIP!' I • s elrestall is Olio% I uppards ised gamy ellen pawl ad at das principal ri wawa Avesta t mrioaotroil. hi. C. wise IfBXT AON. y *Ow diet =I etiosed 0. 1, al or . pastor, isisting X eter, II aides 1 ioa, .00% 14t2, ly i. cation • . .II •• A :• . k 4 . , , -.--•:?; CS . • ..,. ''1.... '. 0..,-jo,Wt • • .• . , • V., ...,•,..• •• - ,V.t. ft A - 7 • ... • eel - ....r '", • • . - • TIICI4I* 4 3 . • , .................... • • tb • t . . ...,_ . • . elk]) -.. , 11 te I.lfr i man. .• • ~ . . ........___... . . ... , ..... . . ..:,., ii ' 1:74 . ,: i. .i . : • JA Y, • Pi sr U A y 21, 1822. ~... s,, .4 .....+r : 1,4. 4 .•• ..„... ... RiOi ......, . ~ : : . v.. , .. ia - • RDATINGDoIf liffiTlJYo.7ist, It I • A pt =teATO. . , Th e day was poldlehel, 1•41.0. Wine 76.114.-lieurik. ICIIOI . EPETUAL MOTION.-Jest arrived loin the • • largetert drese‘e r e. LISSA YS. Keret P.l.llellaildries esweaur L. "a r . n „ IV tiMlst fitnlse of Americo, end is now wan kw the • ! w assis m osi rt., 3 • ' reamers EL MK :,• . . a 1:41 0 tie et* libblity, Seeley. Pultle in gestalt. Id 1.0. ...... AGIIICUIAVILtIe DINTEMiIIo. ...• , s we 41 1 04040. EV CWWerWelia ' r liii " diem" le the i =e l V 4 arliter-"Wrii.:sA • ridelPielliNsg amo of thoiss we teelap i a"*". Moshonlem 4 simile ei tha ll.ll l was "ll4l" ever iffte re: M reg oat m th i i : s g p 7zl e h Panu e o ll timer ditil l' ag tp l 7 4its. gA bli :49fr i :: l4Weill = t ° 4 l4ers •Agl. 4.4 l ~..0 141 14. 4 1* :#4.01•4. 3s. dallier i . la Poehey-strod. willow oy • IL I A , Vidlgslc.fek - ,--, • meted to PERPIIITAL MOTION, *kW' Mum wed 49' 111 41" efr° be - s • " "ewers_ . - VI. ifaieseelit es or ths gnat Mr lease Nowiss, sod 0 wee* 1 ' BB* INN. dlur- a& ea •,t '' alma by mole ail Wass ado trot talents in arts and ant distressed Mute of gkelegnler t . mei i se di eed gm r' seelf ,A ra t asr . i 6nr ee c a r: " Rat I "rink I mad Wow, 1-101.0•Wwwf ir t li ft o. s asfimme. This ; great inesMus Ms Men walking ever Moss most effectual amass of remednins the; i • . kap ' elroirPer for •Ossee :" Primed for 0. sad W.I. Wlitinkor, IK Am Items Invenest (sow upwards of some years.) and will eels - ,_ the business of tho day emeeserd.Mgemallik r ..11 IN" le Be teeniest as g °11111 " e° "' teen). t r a t -' 9 l-..t en at the Usurp. Ism al whisk "moose v lpoMpO NA ltZ,t ,/,:i;,=" 4 .: 1 4 4 .b1ig de, i Is * seat pocket 'Moine, with Serra Pelfglit um Wow 0/1011 es. Ws* Mid IldmiS. a Meg es the 1e...." a ,_. a _ - il- M seefrid hikes mode on .r Yi /Ids. Ott . beetle, ; 2- •"•, "I• ' Maeda, win other ~Skit*. n a med-'- the it is made of tinny . prone sat Isowis-..a grote:ml isiesimp hips,- Yarikalors sod Os Primo . he- I_ Ellin at JIIIIOVIR Wlibi l 'ia , amid lest for ever. alms beam hy mss of So- third this ever attesdef soy tosimmeabliejllmplag„ wit • ; t or des Met k Wet* hasemo stile Palk MnitY " the Tlsisdioner was ailveriisor t o lor. Me testosl i tg: -, h ; ishr o= l4terrhei gtZ . ' 11 • 4 11eNti1uth nn _ e 1 ev ,.. 41101114111160 ..„,„,...... e ; . ‘ - . ki•-g t - -• 11.140er a ii.if out Ms Moo or as es hopeilleg Ka n . - it, himee By ma-snmem wmeewasunmes •". •• .--- • power Mall sorts of mashisesty, less oxpenslve Man vr" seer tbree.-bet gee la P*ca• ; " Pr jra d i kail =ams g re * 4 , 0 la ..1111 Vs* Solora. los • • , home prove. As this Mee lateado Pew"' Cohheta beelesiNglitej - 5 . t I - c • • • . e l l - 5,_ • 5„ ) ,.,„„- • inklind ta Misr. nee awilt il = lll lolor . . ... di i' at: i t Ilse Reitol i ttli o Ar iene ntism it t irtivi one wajg Am, ~...0 ...„,,,, . ............... 1F .„.„. ~ 1 4 • 111 ellptellent tit nit kikilleat teghPillli E r l' • '. r PBOSII‘ meet* -er eltelS . • mad Asses Devoe till sine in the Erasing. Adenines's 2: ti l oo. . ... N. imigmax; 5 ... ~.- . . .fk liK ' ossolemst r heme Nodes the . es It . t i4 esels; Wails, Meter lies, Le. at half-prise. sessissi be, as am sr reabssat • ' all hillumelleg Mamas% ORO ImpoNatta petllll 3 __ _ . 1 4: 4 5er.. .:1 4 "if.a. •. . • he 116 Om. lIL • itisMey• • oinimil i nnilt. . inhale seem Re LOWS itilmaimmil.W ' q the LADY LUZIRING7'ON INDIAMAN. oa dueat airitie fe r • • • ) & H si ° ea the ld ro be fitro " hi s w ie ev art i4 r i ffet" , Iron hietesi. . . I 'he 4. :hak or. a Lib. P rettette " , _LL -d kL t s sesailists g ,- After dieser. Air. Wells propelled, to * ally's% that t. - ' ea ' I nisseel • ' re ' s*Aesee °X.: Cauturra. Ammer t7.-At a late hour "literal? r co ac u li ntr Pe y n" , part P i rel. cala a r t l; bell as aleeti lli e the g hemere rftell 4 141101.4 die , r gAssr Illust i l ektin o their r_e!!°_!. ° !t i M omeiro in. to this Pelthentlan rif the Letters of J li a ll # sae .--..... Gesersi Review ofthe Lemen-t-On the litylesetualuswile dialog we were favoured with the following melaa- • . , . ti snin ro a t „ ere et t ' smee the t ht • " ters t s =„ is the Temper la filth the Lotion are written-Om the, • r eltoly details of the loss of the Lady Linbington, and b y far t h e greeter cam be r aodpritseseabos4 ta ke au iv", t -- t --- : - -- - --- '' eat PrlaelPles weimateed le gbilhetteres - sad " t is er : hem which we have learned, with extreme concern, they chow to drink; It• eireeredior ties .bete term of Loa, movers,' respecting their Author.. .1 i t oad ., these Diesertelleos, which seemed • that several persons have bees lost. The account of social parties would be formed ; there emelt 4 puw , • soli". whereby the P r e mius " I .„etai,,, the „ s a e? to toter with a d s* 0M• the calamity is from else of the "°"irieff suire"t e, a ll little rep - ablics forming one grand empire...4AM*, .. bee of years. lie submit it matly la his owe language :-. 1 We „d l aug hte r.) I C r ompasy see allowed to patsy of the Lenses, --,neniess sets have heed . spoioded . • •., ~ ~ l•-• from ism part of the limited Wag- text ;se Mats kis mum& le lets Ilihtelet Mile/ from Madras os the bob, sad having four pas- Mr. Weiss proposed." bumper toast: " The Kin. ali a lree° the leisede of ° coarse of the we" ' smut:m-6s°' to fa focal sten '''. Mores to land at Cortege. saw the light-house at may he always be advised that the real smleadoite •et 1 , I time 0 posse to pose Is s metals. as expleastlon of will sot he esizavouslojontween leo tie proper plass. . "Weight 0 the 7th ; tacked about is hopes of land- the Crews is the !ippie's. of the people." Duette s Cknunel.• aid is Published by G. and W. R. Whittaker, Loads.; . the Mg the fear passengers alhovemientioned in the morn. w i t h l end app l ause. 1 r w Timm& whitest meta Pronituea. Oliver ad Boyd, Eallabarel. t .., 1 lag t, hut owing to the strongcurrents, we were CO.- The Chairman the , proposed a tout, whi a b la re. ' PS . Wades*, hiesemelmses of apply- . i•sy ~, . eldership to leeward of the port by day light. We spelt f or the me mory of the high minded , awl vows cif Me SlMeetoes. es heretofore re- ITALIAN LANGUAGE. Easy 4 1.1% hides. Just Peblished, la Moo. mice et. SW beim& Mit" Asil , esmared two days sad a night to regain the wind. illustr i ous personage it related to, be begged:oqm SO DEPARTMENT. ima m of - . •j. e - , , ward, but finding we oily lost ground, cast anchor es drink in solemn sileace : " The memory of Cemslist. lis _ . VW he retitled seder the A a: wpm /m ous ~4 EASY (mamallittleg tie northward of College. The surf as very high the i n j ure d Queen of E ngland. " Stich emesitreti .- to eft by title Ogee' 115 l tertid i tess IS- the ITALIAN LA/MONIS; Illear file tee days, so we could have no communication hi t h e pure ' whit of approbation forth. toast : time I as °WM glfth Years Presided se earl improved eleseliestiots of the vire.. and with shore; we 'tried to weigh anchor, sad drop down the "solemn silence" was disturbed by applamis Mod • ) e Was. Rules. with a Benmstomened le "eh ; „ wa r= M Pesticollah, but all endeavours were ineffectsal, A rectory of the panel*, sad rates of ed. with the adffition ore wits of Idionatleat ' Out the cable parted and night bad come on. The sad lasting. . I , id " the lwleeiPel Oise ill Chap - a Vocabulary of them WM*/ wyel taut twattaildt did*The next toast proposed was, " May the wrens of o M sweet Ascents is the Country. la coarsened ... . ..- ' •• ' tfriPtaia gave orders to stand oat to sea until " re: " the Queen, and outrages at Manchester sever Se fess- )sosoaotron, JON. Beleagerr. By N. 1111 1 T b A u ll t il ar if40 1 ,... ,_„,,,•• ,•_,- k,teittek at sight, mid then tack is to the land; the gotten till they are amply atoned for." Drank with il• Jim I. Mt& Prbleed force- a" w.l. • . . 11 - 434 ".e"rewl• deref mate took the command of the deck at midnight, reiterated iipp l auw. ik awl Longs's and Co. • ... • • I 1 THE PUBLIC. ' sad thinking we had sailed so far from the land that The Chairs's. then rose mil said, that he believed I advertised the Scheme of th i s Of whom may bohibd, by the moo AillMi: ' s. • - ...a, • meld sot possibly reach it before day-break. the there was not as individual pretest, hat wee atirtaint- t lowth, bets leave to gibe& to h a s 5. Peacricas ExsteuTr i g ireemos i *lra s itm . . geeb" - 11l breeze having *Prang up. We were ed with the ardaous struggles of the intopeatme pert e. Its miscird roatures, mid km ,s la the ITALIAII talerfaell. salmi sale , as it es to be ego- war. Third Vitiol,mith ilaglitit No2les lead by the ship striking slightly on. the sand of the inhabitants of Hos isgdos to "bode tilde' free- coedits of only WOO TIMM.. to h • limo, price Be- lid. be"- . . trA 6 6 , about flier • clock in the mining . Nothing can point Jom ; lb" difficoldes the bad eacoanterod. the mis- t. A Di of the Pac omastmes o f they NEXT MONTH. (Irahms,) LANGUAGE. late.. pries bid. boards. ' . - W . the distressing seems; the high land mask's% percepti- repreeestation aid calmaity that lad bees inert eves , 1 PEI. Nosey Pekes. & Eustastrr•i Oasis._ Se MIME Nils Illue• isles a" every wave 41141411; over the "4 1 added le them,bad net, aid wield sot, be was - mini.- pywieht y other Mime, Capitals. •• • dat les di *OM Dittle.4, • , sme hemline attsidon , la gal( an lour meet A da h em t ke tig t wi t as ad iss ai to„ . ; •••7 gee. , • Sher Moos/ Prises 11 4 11 r, r.ffie°_,..°• e . ' • • ". •' . ' . • . tt_ilho st sitile:(4p. - Iniesiggieuergoresny flan lira -''' Wi a . • ...- 4 ' to Shuts to One Psies...: '. at a•OCIPILT I .._,. j • 7 . .. - s ' - . '....r- ' _ . tri a d's. e°4• ivory t was stir" fearlessly, or he 'ever would tamale relief free dm di& * _•-••••• • Mastro di aim • MI Itallem. Ilt illimmetiesteEd. Is this attempt to lower them, aid the lead half a acuities is which be was Involved . He woula titispose ',sits elm Tale. sea 4 few. boned. ' mild es our lee; we had sutbia g to treat to but the .. Lib erty sa d p roe p er fty to th e covet, of Mismefie. , IL all Meow Prises. 6. Irrmse Cons Ismomane, de ti. L.Dostell ; Mos. • waves. and to plate osr confidence in the Almighty. L ev drew. meet ao WOOL 11100. price 4s. boned. don." Drank with great applause, and th ree times epitals may be ospeemd First Day. • This scene if horror sad disuses thee became lade- t h ree , • I are rsellleg by EMIL 4, CorahM. FOR SCHOOLS AND YOUNG PERSONS. scribable. The cries of the females and children were Th e r " . ...OAHU/AN thee rose to address the Meeting , Londoa; mid by his *pow fa the Primed for T. Cadet. is the Stramd. heart-rending. It ems said that the bottom had mo a n i ng of some o f the great m farmer, and Lod.. ' =g ore a re n C a pit a l s , b e i ng I. A CLASSICAL DICTIONARY ; onotalaing parted from the upper works. Every person was owners of the County. He said, that he had. ia, the 1 the number *helm eustaised, a Copious Appeal of alf the proper mamas men- asked sad up to the middle in water. and the distress sa m e room, addressed them &gala and again.. vetoes - EL,.-ost of which. BUSH shared and dossed in Ancleet Authors ; with the Velel‘ at Gelds* was increasing every moment. Three spars of wood , topics relating to the minty, and affectlng in some . and Ms Agents distributed we leas Weights, aite Meeseret• ese d e w °° ll the °reale " 2411111111111, were got over the side, on which six persons, iaclied- degree every other county ; bat be never expected t 6 and a Chronological Tabie. . tasks is Mixed hourly against BIRWit Bp J. LIEMPRIERE , D. D. lag myself, providentially reached the shore ; bet we h ave b een pl ace d i n hi s p resen t di st i ngu i s h e d siteadol. ,• • / . width the Paddle may see the Suety- Eleventh Iwo . , is Os, ergs volewe so, price tde , were so much exhausted. that had not the natives as Chairman of so large and respectable a Meiling. in boards, come to our assistance. the return of the surf would It was a place of exceeding difficulty; but haelog . . • . ÜBLICATIONS, OF SUPERIOR 2. Uxi . Blosamma.tentaleinit a copious Ammont, have earried us oat again :we found on the shore e been put there by the suaohnoos voice of his caliber- tliD POPULAR INTERF.ST. Critical, and Historical, of the Ufa mad Character, Labours, s a fer who h a d b een w a sh e d o ve rh ear d, t o wh om the citisens, an d the occupiers a d owners of last hi the otiosee Important New works are sod Aeliont of eminent persons is all ages, ad commies, just published conditions and professloos, arranged in alphalmtleal order. __ . safety of so may Swish owing ; he fortunately spoke County, the mere difficaly, the more it beloved Aim ) PHILLIPS and Co.. London. By the same Author. In see large volutes garb, price ti, me mileage, and succeeded in getting four calms- to exert himself to discharge his duty to them aid 0 Booksellers is the United Kingdom. a r . b oar d s , ram. from the shore tit the +waistlines of the sufferers ; biomelf. He never expected so distinguished 0 he. ONS AND HEIALHOUS CESE- a. .an A ameoeuern of Mr. Phserfsvon's Mescals Gs- a lasts es boat was got off, hat could get no nearer than U NATIONS,-Christinss, Mottos is, and Pagans. of all Sects and Deno- Third Editios. Is one Mega volume octaves. with a solnetio• tiling class of society. who were, in his splits*, the kilinvion'st 185 • 0 ( 1 . in red, or Its. on. of the most useful Map., accurately copied from those la the water. At eleven the ship parted across . the centre. mos t 1 04 ,...t aa t v as we ll as t h e moat respectaafa Met large Work. Pries His. bossd , and all the crew and passolgers was obliged to pi of the comsattnity. Ho was happy to see that they or me H - , . prayed le ~.. A new Edition of the larger Work, with levy east- os the mass to have the ship as a breakwater , from 'could , walk elope, and do their ditty without the aid "a" Astronomy , with "Fedor Mesh', addltioas. illustrated by a now and outonslve sat of which may were washed away, being ." fatigued they o f 'psi Drawings; by the Auditor of the Atlas Maps, *Braved by Mr. Lowry, great swum He was glad that, to call them live- endue the eleeeti°° could not hold on. The gateman"' kept at work thee. it did mot require the Invitation of this NOM d ' Ids ' 64 ' is red, Sr on royal paper, of the Author. Is two large volumes, 4to. li th o bl. be. is ~ A boards. •- y mom two o'clock, wiles the wind iner•ased so that the Y Lord or that Noble Lord ; it was a proad.day for dm IS ROUND TIM WORLD, from the ant i n a could Not get oear the wreck,and had afterwards to desis.. lit by Preyelnet, Including those of 4. A SKETCH of the GREEK . ACCIDRIICR, County when they showed that they were no lodger Engravings an d a lama Chart ; b y manner eonsenieet for transcription, by of winch lading it impossible to be of further use. A French• t o be hiposed upon by high-minding titles, and that I. booed; or 15e r_eysi paper, boards. learners may be assisted In committing it to Y. IfY man, his wife , and two dee/Chien. with two of the they could meet when called together by on o of tern/. WoNneas OF TME Wont., in Nature John Hodgkin. Svo. Price 6s. crew, were seen on the wreck : at four o'clock the selves, and discharge their duty to their costar, - with- II details of every Int ere sting obj ec t I s A. A GRAMMAR of the G WEEK LAMM:AOC, edgesalty cam stern parted, oa which the French lady with her eldest Natural History, Architecture, end posed for the College School at Gloucester. Four* Edit... out the aid of false and alluring greatness. He hid Click; with 100 Engravings, lOs. 6d. Svo. Price 7s. in boards, daughter reached the shore; the father with the other himself attended at all the meetings is the cOsity al paper 6. Lextcom GRACO-PROSORIAEVII• Adders T. Morel, daughter perished, as did the two sailors, one of whom for the last thirty years-and at the meetings of OF CLASSICAL trunnions, or a 110. 8. T. P. Ohm valgattist Typis dons° mendseit, site was seen at dark sticking to the remains of the bows. Whi gs . w h en e very means were used to draw a great plosion la the Stedy of the Classics and in bet correxit, exemplis aso Allatis, et Animadversionibus which were held by the &echoes. The shore for six ... Languages ; containing Ancient Otto- Ilinstravit , verb's, a Morello oneissis. Quoin Oviedo; Pettit assemblage of persons together ; bat serer in lie lifta -" ' • Customs. Antiquities. and Biography ; et lintels soeibus, Latinam, versioeens subjecit. Eds. miles was strewed with the ship and cargo. The did he see inch a numerous and highly-respectable 4, A. IC ; with 10.1 Maps and Enpar- m e shy, 8, T. P. it en d omne ly past e d i n ar o . samaw o number lost was 22, amongst whom. we regret to state. meeting as I Ile present, en any other &talpa. The . bichly-Soished Engravings of the present Editor, antrof Dr. were Captain Hampton. 7th Slide's Native isfantry. 'arrest wee, he believed, at the electioa Of Lorti Julia a EXIESIMENTS ty CHEMISTRY and the Morel!. Price W. Ss. In boards. ding to the latest Di tortes andls tio. Bustin Wright. Mr. Wilson, formerly parser • 'timer'', and then there were only eighty-two kin., •:. -- • 7. A/4 INTRODUCTION to the WRITIND of Gaeta, in Two eminent Chemists; by Colin Macke - parts, for the use of Winchester court ,. ity ti • / w ve country service, Mr. Rosman and his daughter, and resent at dinner. But it was no wonder that they livings, price 'ls. in boards. lluntingford, OD.F.R . N. Warden of Winchester College, Mr. Lyster, second o ffi cer of the Lady Lushingt...- should now meet in such numbers, at • time when they ICAL CLAIIII4IOOIT , or 600 Lives o f the and Bishop of Hereford. 'The Tenth Edition, improved. The ship paseed in two at LI a. m., and before even- we re discussing a subject that afflicted erery heart; as of all Ages and Countries; by the price 7s in boards. with 150 Portrait', price 7v. bound. ' e. ' in scarce a vestige of her was visiMo . Mo. Mrs. %meats ti.e cause of that dis.ress felt by every individuol • pre- S . rINDARI Ct i s rims. juxla l exemplar os b 1 I e s T i lts: r ts c ; 1 1/ n e s t- . who was saved, was on the stern. and her unfortunate sent, produced by the folly, incapacity, rad siclivi- ea from ENGLISH, Scorns., and 'sitting of the most striking Anse- b t lis u. '" i r e ' s ::;:r n i ce ; r t ne "" n i l egt ` we ' Dm !: o o „, o E t , ' new husband was on the stem, when she parted. Melo , ness of an uuprincipled Ministry. in future they *der, Remarkable Incidents, Ste. ,ke.; ; ' , - ,,,,, c ; p i - --- . Melt. and otherSoorees •by Galt , • ef ill ja r :ta n Se - ° dispositom i dins its el Weatberall and his lady are likewise safe, and Mr. would nut be trusted. Indeed lie felt convinced tut ' J • edidit De c t e irieu n s m Huntingford, 1.. L. IL Conran B. Merlin Carpenter, only ton of Colonel Carpenter. The twa- ngs, 2 vole . price les. half•bound. Winton prop. Winton Sochi'. Editio alters. Aso. Price they would sot look to ,men , but to principles ; not to BNOLIIII TRADES. or Library of the lion of the survivors is said to have been truly de- the person who proposed means for their fella, hot to lag 103 several Trades and Employ - 1/..10... in boards. . price i ts . plurable ; all were nearly without clothes. 'st'ings, price 10s. 6d. bound , .• The Lexicon Pindarienin i s sold separately,The the propusitiou itself. If they did their duty. ' the, - counitavaates, abridged and modern- boards. Commander is acquitted of all blame."--(fadia 8 oz.) ....,,uld obtain relief from their distresees, and redress I, Esq. •, containing the Elements of V. Nevus TRSTAMENTUiI Ga.r.erw. just* exemplar Wet- fur their grievances ; but if they were led away; hi ion, and the Principles of its Laws; stenii, Glasgow, et Jo. Jar. Ouesbechii. Hale, imprnsum ; Sitocatmo Stactna.-Yesterday morning, about tile specious anti fallacious pretences isr pteliiiif II v r neenranteGolielmo Whitfield Dakins, LL , D. Ituto. pries ). nor of all Events of the last Fifty is. Kt. in boards. . eight o'clock, Mr. G. Anderson, rope-maker, of White• enemy's camp, they would ultimately fiat Ile, s2d, with a Chart; I3s. hoards. Ili. Comte AA NAA Omens MAJORS ; VOL I. COlllpleeietll street and Kent-street, Borough, went to the hou.e of beets lamentably deceived. It was an hoeimr....M ,t. STATE of the BRI T I SH B aran' . i n t h e excerpts ex sarlis °radon's solute ISlTriplOrillaa. Ad usual tingnished houour. , mad be felt it very seustbly, for him i World ; with rid Map s and Views ; Academical Josephine accommodate. Andress Dalsel, A.M. Mr. Sheller", in Devonshire -street, Newington, w h ere i 1822; prier Ss. 6d. bounce. Eighth Edition, in tiro. price ( I s, Od. in boards. to be elevated by the voices of his fellow.ciliseas to . or 'Two THOUSAND SONGS, from ( urn account of some family dispute,) his wife and the place in which be sat, on an occasion like the pre- • 11. CoLsec AA 7% AA all.Er A Ni AMPS{ A : V oh. ii. SVO. Sixth n end Moore; Ithi. rid. bound. d aug h ter resided. On going into their apartments he sent; sat a lime when •It .y were honouted with t4p , Edition, I Is. in boards , FAS3AL Ilisrear. containing a clear , ~! an on his left 14 LOLLECTANZA Gs CC% MAJORS • 111 Edited by complained of illness, and went do w n stairs into th e presence of time illustrious and great pa listory of all the Nations of Antiquity : - ' . ' Vol.' ' ). ; with Engravings. 7s. bound. Prot e ctor Dunbar. Bvo. lAs. in hoards. water-closet, where lie was soon afterwards found, hand, Mr. Coisbett.-(Applausc and kiwi )-.-lie (the • (eels'. HISTORY, containing a Clear 1:1. I'OLLISCTANTA ORECA MINOR& 7. Twelfth Edition, with Isis throat cot from ear to ear. The unhappy, gentlemen Chairman) felt the importance of the trust rep o sed is; 1 1l i ew of the I li s t ory o f a ll N at i ons , f rom s s "- ins, b oen t e• toe to th e A ccess i on o f G eorge IV .; la. Jacosi kioon E man was carried up stairs to bed, and I medical Waif be bad tai aid thew in laying their true si:ua ,m ed Us • # J. Robinson. D.D. ; Si. ond. New Edition, enlar g by Professor Dunbar. . Oil, he was se I j ' ulva aell '" ; fts°. '"" attending, the wound wn up, but he, tion, their unparailrled state a ditty's'. before A. it I AND C USTOMS ne ALL Nsrroxs, d e - h oar d s , died suns afterwards is the greatest agony. Thirty . county.; and every sensible mind hover titselificul/ i i. 41 by 111111111/TOOS Engravings; CCHISIi- 1. A 8 • eral°elt-selte end - ttl`eoev. both An- sovereigns were Wend is his pockets, and also a cord is wh ich he stood. from the oppealtivo and, bfsepts- i tern of Deogrspny ;by J. Uoldsmith. Oen! read Modern. By Alexander Adam. LL. D, Rectors.' with a noose in it, with w'dirls it Is sap Ihe in reproseetation of his end their ramie". „.1111. losegep the High School of Ediabornh. lied. 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