The Statesman. — London, England, 1822-09-14 00:00:00

- 1r - . Cknutiele Frh.- areforte oterting mai. emit Li* oelitimea sr? b, alateler rh., r e 14 r calming . vicable to pr of hr- nr'thiq fw - to Arm WM ; that oar he pal" FPS{ portion •be pitted; 1 have known several charming abbesses, a ho knew as well as myself that there are ways of ac roaunoda!in mutters with Heaven (il est lires to tie/ des acf:sanaollemetes). Those who do not wisb to profit by these ways have only themselves to blame. We hare here a striking illustration of the mode in wkiels'religion may he destroyed in n country. Now. we have ag.kin and again appealed to it...northern fore, as a tatterdemalion, and lodged in the i ldck-ny house, and neat morning went tbrouslt the lime cm -I:lUhr es in Edinburgh. Finding it inipossiMe to slay any longer in the south, in his court alters, be deter mined to wing his way again homeward, bat as none of the t oatmen would agree to ferry him penaylese over the Foe th, he had to beg his way home by the bridge of Stirling, sleeping in barns, curn•staeka, &e. and arrived at his father's house, after having made a tour of a hundred miles, with little pleasure and less profit.—( Perth Cori Act%) On Monday se'nnight, a dreadful thunder storm came on at Illetchley, liucks. The roof of the boast of Mr. Sumter was set on tire (supposed to be by a Ire ball), but was happily ettinguistied withota Loch da mage. The lire commenced within about four yards of where part of a barrel of gunpowder stood, which Mr. S. conveyed down, providentially unhurt, it. (bough the fire was raging on the stales at the time. Such was the strength of the thunder and lightning a t the abort place, on this day, and also at Fenny' Stratford on the Thursday evening following, t►at it caused indeseribable wrist se man: of tbi inhabitant pirt of island, where there is s church kee from the abuses to n Welt we have been alluding ; ■nd the ef fects cdrrespond with what one would naturally ettpect from such a state of things. We find that a decent main - tenance for the clergy, an attention to their ditties, re sidence, ar..l an effective dbwipline, begets correspond ing attention on the part of the docks, and a great regard for religion. No one has even hinted that religion has thereautfered any thing from the abolition of tithes, and the snbstitution of a fixed stipend partly money and partly grain in lieu of them. But oar contemporary, while pretending a regard for religion, opposes strenuously ad those reforms in the church which would render its members men inestima ble is the eyes of their docks, and produce a greater at tention to the discharge of their duties. He clings ob maker, of Poland -street, somin-law to M. LEA, who i 43.r.1' liiiiiidlttes..lsft 35e. keeps the home, where she abomination Ira. committed. -----omr-- 41r. Lea himself has jolt come home from the coon- Lisbe• Pa re have airtred to the lot instsnt. P. 7 •Ory very 111 ; but he came up in order to give his evl- vase letters amtutiou that the l'orlugurs. e spe.l:ti. , • Lilence, if wanted. How plain oust the case be, when ,to MUM waa bo leave the Tagus urn the 100 ° 6 " `only out of the many witnesses was rolled : However, ramify,. thy XI hastaat. emmi.tiar of Dan Jess VI. Pe have come to nearly the close of the affair. We of 74 glee% terte estrreetee. laser minarets. hallo," vegetated our readers to watch ; to look well after the board 1. 1 2e1f skips: ' This discrisiont ..n the subject of TiiING, to see how it would act upon this occasion. the anppreitalath 0 the Contents ani useless religio l2o • In the meanwhile Poo.' 'Brim' ii arrived iltfr 14 Soci eties, for the parpose of appropriating their pro* L•adon I tie, lauded in England much about the party, had Dearly closed, most of the articles of the dea.. dill tie. Bill of larlidrockt against the Father is Project heels( brio approve/ in the Hoe"- :l a "`" : god was before the °road Jassy at the S r eeioas th e pares awed.by the tieeretary of the Cortes i n the :Bosse. ; rth r ic. shoals) bo a 'reirtf-- : -.ltriat do we sac : airitig of 'the tlith Wit . wae &letter from the ilinister Inters will be st 4 dAk . _r,,Melly fiwVl6Ait ataed the lie, of Jul:lE4la whiek be itatellthat " his 311jesty.on asterable sad Right thessoregna i g ani ! ,14s o p' s friend. shaken In wititleieV'reLite's lir if. sacred cause of the . , ;.. 'by giving etoideaeetweitrroater f 1 ` s PIM ; mtaititetlms. kart Ilesired him to_submit to the Saw Wt . saa at:satires f t4 J illa w it logs ,)„ Gm," • reign lArisgross. two letters jest received frog hia ewl complete the gau d warm it lam heats. ite know Doty. h 7 ,41- jumbee.artiviti from filo de Jaaeito. le 0411. A Cameral Committee hobos* `mood s hf wkiah dlr. that %hollow* sawysksote the contents thereof" Thew PAam:is le the Cfsfirmeisi: IMO mosey will be cafe Idler, Mitt* tilt rhtimast wli. h °Wir d him m ilt ti bia s :o bsolet ed,. . X tre co od irespidd iee iiimit ioi; 41 4 7 1. 14 ,4110. 45ita a u etb stas otierd irr ' u t'o i l a rt z tl i. lol:llLir tj 110‘ ,...4, 41 , Wid . _ hit b have Gees ref" to is 1 -,-. 1 ...- , ' • . . • - . • I • • • , _ . • •,. - , __ - - --- -- _ _.-- - - - - ' - ---- - • - - --- - - - me, • • TO 111711,11 r, • .' , I'. . =WU he we eenewered, easy be &me g , tha 'per is jest Oaf's's* for the Isseh wea A id rfis PARSONS. .useful natio very . Ige whi. Wit. . ...../ amw -.........-. . • &Sky sad limmemaseeeplosat geropk g r i g ed .... I. ..i.., sad speedily will he, - we ire serials, that the PEOPLE V Regl m g „ p i Ti,. fellowlee dispute as tette Wilily of these mu ent retetlaibilialssteisiti•iss tbewerietellhoteeer ies • A'' P r w the Tereety- Illities with WileuM anti amegeters is the worth of Opel% Om ef Itlll. 1117111/111 JURINCR et the &SACO mil is why efatiestfes. The Melee( the Nat Mises hemp tetra "interim ore of the dam fates la Ryer MAMBO VeMeMit t tesseldeg Osedaikled ewe,* the bill Its eudi'als• all the termite of the earth, N I I li t alit readers will ladiretand, the Wahl advocate Into a mafioso( mendicants; brea t hes is, gr i p sea ism tel Ivby yap. . aid the liteliese Me *geed of the they haute hew k de what is right is sods acne . The Nano , reeler" of m ora l s reitisteted In all their po to Jejjeeel 77 •1•110ww : g t Fl ai r . ( L e l! "Ifr ible ' at s "' W Y et •••• 3 1 Mellehl, we *b all b e ° de t. give sal a•thist st fee wise is Balled " the C.k re*" , V . i l L .GEr ia a a g aiimma CKETw a Y t t e lga tia ll'P r; Q esete , - a ss4 l"l"lgeli shall. petirilltiwilaps,temnbe the eh: liflWllPtergi Ye mosebisilllsfse; ...-.-• anddiettety. He would see the parasites irtifel'lnge nruriele annereis lama It welthi seem wei ht be miserable madetarring is the midst of , abesinsmeell o A Ol& w imei t e d ira i b y ib a iap b a bl eg e i e b e ce sai siggie t i n., flanging Ismail the wild recesses which a Mete ,( des: ---_. _L.: , ..... fiesslawe . mallais *kb ragas/. is fume tweet* sad polo, M sspenme erily enenders, for the sake el pettriell is a ogre toll e,alliarsoli pitIi •e• SNOINIR N s ' . two ilitias .lus hly pocket' era eberelswietweensesitft eseleted Ise Wake he...fieg&ellteilelf/li,‘ Isrrett. Mee Is the batistes. Li is foe dm VIIOTLIf f g er met Mei. Reset "'or'''. in,. lAI orflp 1.... • teed, wham the•peer *ems to Mies NM he ea I .!j o g seeds, that It is seek t for ittleseptiessin• 11141.&& A Oemeriterest hoeing for ogee* the goad Mile Merflosa • ft....„.ndana .• ......--.. ac 5. .... - ° - suede. of a ad graeralas .; aa rib met stow back of pas., a I•' versed, and a nitrites establishment es a hell' ef• eel. of Tim it° elPetd '6 liner ibis " "sow . .. ' 1 '.' • *4 ' - - oa r s the . • ••••7"- i.., , ,Assibpoire* .16 flee *I tee toted he th '1 MIN ie' t i*.iiiii k ilit 1 Galltell I. pressetethe cause of religion , * tly eeste. mined by man, t mit • opt es -by the Mot , " The folleiring edifying eldereallele • eu exc l a imed apiest by the &Jemmies of eetewpei_. olio- rithimarei• ' • • Reverend Father's One. ' • i ..2777 - 1107.7et -. i ... . the Mar 7Ymee of yestemlity t 411 e miners in the church are dear to thee who . fatten es - __ age .... .enant i..q gefaue, A win rams will here say-assemiale r iv the abases of the Stale-raed the 'balmier eke theta ere ass. •"a NOR. tat. We. rrecx lISCHARGS. rinurs O'CL3Ci. • a tables-that t h e cu rry df,6,46,,, w i ld 1 1 14 , 1 ' p p mit h_ dear to those who 'Wel els the &Wee im ~a 10. 1 7 . 0 1 11 4 0: , ' Rd. ... p. 0 Hansa -' 0 Up to ibis heir very little hesleme hes bon top e sue tisat they monvert wetaltied IMO faigtei, . t ill If if. Isicaiwe they Nappott feels ether. . Bat these 1 w atr ! ,_ a-,. • • m en g eo • , I likes and it, Mielsters metre me, laweet s t bee timeless Call decd ewe ono. -.3'0 i•''t .t 11 tr • it , y .0- 1 ereenee •• so Gam& for the Aeneas. are 81i. teed for Meaty, 84 in their tieellegs with each other, mid sense them te abets • ---""•----- ' , " 0 "'" ..' 4 ' . • 0 fiat Ter " 0 tO liked* •• 0 to C • ST. ANDRSIV, HOLBORN. . • • , . rime, they are more valuable to Owl Isletes•uler than ''': '' ' 0 • Gelenhate • 0 I Amadei •• 0 --ow.- , , ..1 • Th. Foreign mltele le Mier hi a butte till every thtag else that it s. Atli asseesihg thM (ems* Tun M0113‘1210 CINIBOXICLII4. , ' ' the aeetrises of the Re ore meta limiest, still if they is PIM! OF IIIeOMMAT 014110'431•0011. THIS DAY- lag, swing to Its being settlleg day in meet of the f t ---- '".., ' ' " Base Mee ... ..: 7...;a: i.. 'mei Meet. .. 11304 neidate the earth with lying and knavery, airy are, the e • ag og , refire Pestle .' The meet bitable's doing Ism Mg., TO Tilt 11017011. . ' ' •'1 ' Ow Ct. Rad `f •"•• • - • 4111Melleads . greatest muse that could 'tittle. Setae es the prattle! ' 3,133 t-I„ my letter which appeare d l e yaw gyp* 0I vw GN,.,.......a.,411) * N A rki s soya.. • manna of mankind ere et stake, the advantages ate en- New Spasish Boas, which spree to he hooking: qt. Tuesday holt tfor your insert's . '" of ' which p a Me' to le per Cesst...4 .... . •• • Mese •Ose ON Alin be se • ae 0 ra All other fareign arearkies Maistais yeerme a y, crtly is favour ef religion, end they ere finally. swim a pt my hat than i o. I prom i errt to ~,,,d yae a % ge r. 4 per Cue • ''' •• •_ ___ .-4 Redline( !se at molds men's personal dignity mod respectability. 'titulars in elucidation or *diiouto . thst hit isrlass.4 New Peers ~,,, .. - 1611111 MOOR Almada mer-be ridiculous. b at still ba t it 'Or. I/ artia's assertieth *hag " ' Mc- Decesrmiii bet "lOM'S ' beer Caw. 17ein • •••; .. • • • ....a-n.. 41111. id OS SI pm. prlcee, seal there is all appearasee el a farther Tina strain/ isailtirs which tonsatate persons . w P ri ke l'” „pat''' - xemer Mollie living of St. Andrew, lielbeete.'." •:. .„ a J an d e mi t,%• •fe • • • • 1 "• 9 • 4 •t . ----- .__ 8 ," 1 " 1 " 11 . I l k ' s oi l thee ? mac . , awn Itostaratie. Tim character arid property of, If Mr. Martin simply h - r r .144 . pr ''' . .. .. " ‘. ...." ' V4S. "T .."'' ' ....1 " ChM 0 41--laele besot*. -DK 09 . 011 -Ree NIL' means y re . hie 'might/tem swear in his hands; be wrongs nO ate hi , and , the Rea her. R ford is sot t a lt 'Age Silevessis• ess... is •• c Ines. Thaws- • ' ee. Mee. Me-Mk et -lessee. -Ifealsh, euLm etio u gc ...P I M, mei 'he AM* viii atiil 'MIL He Sr laderedreht of - -- ' - - - • • • , --- - -- -- - -- - any other limey. pensive he i s werti r , m, . , A y w -- - - 711-Colanibtaa, @Of -Whip. r * ha ili r 7.lll ge o r‘ fr i" lont . 11: " Itelite b es• tev alli be 2 1: rd is elltt rvil y. IF i liet i"be • what ag r ot i i ; c ll• ch ils ore b t if „„ ri tie /teen, to say a hl f ir st. o t k o li ,t s . , ' Itike j..lolltatirDittattli - W. have receive& Halifax papers this aserel ag e i ` I' ' ft°d ' e nt liewe ' isii nsiln ? A uses Irk"' Dti st a. " 6 " ritalborn, Ido with much deference to blr; Allattlit's " Tae ' mem ° !• Tsalini" " I " ca l i N ian ‘ ni wyr• " " 11 die Nth of Avert, hem which we extract the fel • i"'lie""ifilin-fliniibeist',of every spark if i a t a nsa - r t i• family knowl:d e, s ty he is wrong, nolwitbWandine • •' ,a l I , r M il g Ar l . . • • • - , fling %W et r ...,. ~ _ . . ranting hypocrite, and a . quaking piltromn r sesised, , he has "stakesl g lilacheracter aid reputation' s , sip the ' .rat.. • ..It4l .1/$ll. not.oillprith Ille . graresterunes, but with threw, ley truth of •• • ••• 1 ..vetu31 1 ,4 . 3 „„L 00 o . .k rzi alutrig i l , , Hie Eiteelleney the Lketenent•Governer. we . Baba picable viets-and wittont one selitiTy manly gamily I howoar ' e a ll i,: es • 4. - o ilr, ;hero it; a little duke * las - t . - se - nava . • a ; i sexe„sapiaban .14 stand, will mishamit tla-Mafreet is board the Donn- '' i r eernii hien from rbeitinff below' d tb • li anneainirtlia discovering the whole tenth of this matterealtheeltii.ll•l• ' ?P . /J . ' 4 (at,!-.1 Nu. . ..eworie. , -.. 'l i.ir . . t"..• •i• 1.• : . t Iwo. u s ,. opsoket„. LL as. ' Retract. which real rate. -: • haps, you will agree with me, that a suppressies of a* "watt. Wifhont 'eeteflhe ' tsars the Monis" (Revel& material part is almost as hail is a preemie"; fee it tl l a elndeL ;1 7 7. 11 egiF ABIN E l r'. L • .1.....- t will immediately sander Systatit., Quebec Settle / m e orthie day] 'vii ltse.yere delicate leveisigetien, him pi eces t h e pi n y o, o teermilsiy i s " G am is the ' sm. • TieltaMetetWsmaref this' moretek 41ete4jee,preitirm• . deed this seae " . •••;,.. far men who believe religion to be a fable are bound sheathes as ISsop's poor botcher, who istrigt lost it kg ty lit' JIM' the tafeerpoial Dociler It w 'NW the ••••Thi pe Jr to affirm they esslertaita a contrary • belief,-we. mill it of mutton. charges the perry who be knofia Vas it, with '''° ' ' '''''' . ' ' ' ..I ' ' • Proviscial Secreesses telifale. Me. ih tees sankekk'irtganption ( "s hops not too bold, oar )„ the theft ; and gets for answer that the oiii'llia sat lobe Gott 161*•14 r mnicd aY• said ' a bal 14 ' 4164 aliti r Whereas Ills Reeelleters•illftderiek (Menem, is that oar ennterporary is laiunielf one of those, who be- It, and the other has not got it. , ally, pt „Deftly in. Bet, thia molars •eft' to base this day received, hy 140 Preach Reeding Parke,. herr one religion is not a fable . Novi ,' If we do not I l earn ih a s :h e Living of eylesten...near laseestee, is t h e ne e. tr. s ap p y, A fte ,,,,.. thee la Ito wrong him he this assuniptiva, and if we are both known by both boy and man there, as the hiving wi,Lie from Englasd, thi tendert?, Acts puma Itifite lb , 46004 Ifest chtFlicillf respect to the tenth:hut the lllDlte Rev. Gilbert Bereeford, dm Rector of ht. Andrew's, will b" ; ; for, se to Cermet i b i estiAlliJrnii,• !lila", oat perial Parliament :- , of eeliglefet. fliWenly enmities ' , emcee ne telest'beluitw !tethers; but whether that Gentleman has ohtained • of the mmeries in..secit a testi • We hew AIM . a • the isomer bees decal/floe for extending its indigence. elispeeutlen to hold both livings, or hag adopted see i big i - • - 'it' - j ar 'tl__' ‘i gr eat An Act to regulate the Trade between Lis Majwe's at r ia n andkr d* a very wit .. P v`2 l • o 1 2 -po ions in Amerlea and the West ladies, andel* &Fin thWeekting of this gnielion, oar eentemperary other merle to avoid the offence of Simnel?. is not sorer , makes* very important mistake in our opinion, es lows ,tain; and if application was made to " tee pert," Mr. enemy of CANNING, has said, "by 11ii..... + ...-. be shall parts of the world _ . • ' . than that of confounding the abows which, oppose . the • Brown ( the bath er-in.l fee of Mir. Berri/10d) aught we ll sot t wea k ote eat o f •,,,,, atat „;_tt n le e wo od b e , t hi s _ t • An Act le rept**, Tea& !Peewees his Melese . 4 progress of religion with religion itself , la pew sly. " 1 have not the tiring"; 'a:belle. Betesford with _c,,,,erAead not to be 11 ; e eeeibiest ' , I t is ir__:. that Ile .. Possessions is Areeiti Sail 01 1 eil r e l stiodimh mid ethe portion Cl we are Impressed with the importune* Float keels. protest, "1 am not the Rector. :" sad vet be- "'" of, tellgioe,, Is the same proportion ought we to be twooo them both the Farmer loses his teeth shuck, and the loss of the estates , bathe present possessors, will pl sin America and she West [tidies, * ei. snakes to render the osteblisisnent for riser', thetoor widow her fatted Capon. by no means sate *Ms crazy th ing; we know that the Acts are to gelato iperallge ininkiiately. Al me tae and differing it, as well adapted as possible for how, Sir, so one can tell the whole traik of this mat- tics concerned, theeeferef aro desired to take 'AK the Rest ettjer.-Sow . surely no epee will say •ter better than Mr. Beresford hitnisifs 'and as I as sere eeas7 thing meet go t. pieces; but. We are tot by any that non-residence, the monopoly of Brings by men of be won't' not wish a false colour to be given to the real meals, sure, that the estates will set gofirst; and we mei go ern theassely a di gle amily. the recessive weAltit and conseqaent fashionable fact. I respectfully aubmit that be should explicitly as. should netlike to fattened epos to decide off-hand, who- - 7 " "67 II- • ' Jisslpetion•tif a start of the Clergy.. anti a distressing ewer the following questions : - Ity• hie Excellency's Command, taste of poverty of the great betty, a mode of payment I st.-Do you not reside and priach at Aylestoa , near ther this would not beim. ilk ben efi t of the reentry. Tile chief) ensures renege' bickerings between the Minister Leicester, a great part of tile rear, and is set that o bj ect o f the Ministerelwee i ge.eloog, to keep their :-.........- ,WsaLtaat iinti. Led his dock-can be at al/ far/aural& to religion.-Be. Living held by or for the benefit of yourself sod on! the Plettell Revolution, lie French Bishops used to (until ? places, to go along witlytheirettient salaries sad pa- Paris papeeeite• the 15th lastest, have arrived.- keep their Opera girl,. Wait that fsvocrable to reli. 2,1 M y.--Was it no t na d ars s oo d on y our pelemation to Spoilage. They thigh. that the milieu will be quiet They are befesiftes( Important intelligence, 'fuse , itui ? Burke even acknowledges that be found the the lAving of St. Andrew, Holborn, that your father-in- coasts from germ, are of a very old date, sod eta as long es their: bellies "retail; end, in this they ars' Retold: Clergy very profligate in their lives, though very law (Mr. Brown) should hold the Living of Ayierion fur from Spain, titre is nothieg Yee, important of aim 'triable otherwise. Was this preeigury favourable to the advantage of yourself or family, IMO yewohiained perfectly right. Bat, the eteestien is, ea* the bellies date than thefimiligersee weskit we pablished yaw rsi:gion If the Smarts had not been ex:wiled from (if you thought it') the proper license to bold both ; of the millions be kept full, and the landlords get day, The laftrOjel if the Trepylet c ‘s setSmalteret Cs country, we should have also had in due time our and does he not hold that Living accordingly ? Pen err CeVlt, and the Ministers bf relgiontetsployed And 3rilly.-Do out yourself or Mrs. Winded, or r e*" too? We eat! they e••••t• he "he .1 aU that h e : 1; el ee leee _Wsaßli, *lee "Peril,. pi sitioe a t ~. AO . e t where be was meetly se opry ft protenting the tenaual enjoytoento of the Sovereign, your children. either directly or Indirectly reielve all or ran be dose' by Parson hostler and the other Parse* 5.9 n, t. MI owe . The Previewed* with a view to their own promotion, intend of 'Bead- some part of the Implements of thetlving of Ayleiton, or m__, tot . ,&___ , ' • "` ,77 "' w "' MI" P ee ISIIIII their """ . / 4" bP l' I I Chiefof Pa mp lon a, ; w hich heir; nelp the emits of their flo c ks. As it is, we have been are they not retained or appropriated fur the future pro- y the ... it ca o asking a fearful progress of late years. Our Bench vision of her or ber children ? lone the Grand ysry Chamber at Winchester, Is elated that tithe's" and mothers would be made et a never contained so few tern distinguished fur learning If, Mr. Editor, I find by the Rev. Gentleman's answer, which manifesto Ally have erdaleml, that the wages sponse-slit for the fteedrict it their chiltivee whorls/ell Led gravity as at this moment ; and never was there so that my information is incorrect. I shall have great plea- _. I . . . . numb slimipation and neglect of duty in the Clergy ge- sure in acknowledging it; but remit me to observe,Sir, a ' be tabaletaff ma. "'AI be 'is• • week in wint er dueed numerous deeertiods from the latter. Twenty. icraily. the parishioners of St. Andrew s, Holborn, do not coin- and ss. in summer! • ! ries, is that part of the . four thousand Portuguese wren ieported to he se their We often Lear the irreligion in France at the Revoln-they mere' e/aim of their Rector holding another Living, . kingdom, the struggle is fairly begun. It will end, march to jots the line of the Constite•frovallets 'leer ion cited as a proof that a Reform of tiorerninent is ly remind him of it when lie pleads the fleece:sill o f an increase f!ti rale , loo. o; :, pe . r . annum (with a good house), lissreeer. In favour of the labourer , . For, murk the y the Pyrenees, but the number is evidently exaggerator'. ieermarily accompanied with injury to religion . -The a•vnloirinas Of Ragland uniformly favoured religion, be- in "i nillee to raS fi mug " I am, Sir, will not withont a belly-full. Li r e they may without Several bands of Royalists have bees dispersedsnd their ] ' our very o b e dient servant, :sine they were effected by the most reliyions men of he country. But if the French Revolutionists were not Sept. 13 . 1822 . A YeHiNG CITIZEN. ' ' • 't • but work they will not; and ((they were is en It . Chiefs taken: they were shirty Monks ash Priests, ought to he to preview •• peace awl rood •q.tally relinieue, that most have been because the Ite- t ..OYALTT.-(F;;;;; Wi.:orr;spondent.)-On Sunday - they ought to perish. But, they will not. Se that whose_ °Mee. , „ hi „. c _ will Amongst men." lestead of rieitiog there rebel. .d u tio n Comte' the French irreligious. The higher b e gan in Lan ''r a -!' Res asai slaughter. A stamina* has bees ordered te the I Ism ult. a shoemaker'a apprentice left Perth to the struggle is fairly be teeny of France used to lem.fli at religion, and piqued fashionablethrong iti E. ' linburgh, ;wheat This is the pinch ; this is what cannot be got ewe ; the tof e 1 • f • 1, of es. cry se on cols Asta OM., Or toe r rpm. hems/lets on breaking Inns, from its restraints. It was join t he : r rider- _._ s.st g• th e operalions of the Osonstitut.onadstes he seandalona abuses and nentect of duty of the clergy , airing the least hint to his father, or saying nod by eject. But, at any rate, let the jester try Lis t 14 herefore, that wade the Fropla irreligious, and not the bye to his shopmates, having two shillings and sir- h an d. ling off the retreat of the iosergen:a by sea. Letters ' level:Ilion, pence in hie script (aullicient, he thought,) for the _am.-- of the 3d inst., from Bayonne, say :-.• Armaintats The following 'street from the account given of his excursion. lint on passing one night in the metro. BISHOP AND SOLDIER ; continue is this tows : two companies of the 231 art iye life by a di.tinguished French Nobleman who died I pulls, he found, even with the strictest economy, that AID suing to occupy Meerse, is the neighboutheed. AM .bat the breaking out of the French Revolution, the 1 his money was wearing fast to a abuse, and he began POOll BYRNE. ' bateerirs ef artillery are establishing at Itemise awl Nimbi' de Rieltelien, places in a striking light the no- en bewail his forlorn sitnarion, having neither means As to the former, TRUE BILLS were found attaient, eight more are snider orders to moo from Teselstwe• ions with respect to religion which were then enter-1 of support, creili•, nor a (rived at court. While !mini- them, at the Ststrions-/ronse, yesterday. :deed in France:-•• The eldest of family who inherits a - rating on the low state tif his affairs • he ivas joined THEN i Now ; for the Bishop of Letteen's " epee, are to be read; ta a few days. NOW, A great comber of women' are empler . cd I . malls: 60,1M0 cartridges, which ate perpetuates its lustre and glory ; he can undertake by a recruiting party, to whom be told his "tory- Prom this statement it would stem that Frame -rear thing, ; lie mar for his part nose commerce t o they advised him to sell • his Sunday's suit, and pur- •' adothiistration is/ the laws. " lie says, that the hint in d her military preparations la pry h•nrish, encourage the arte, and hold in the world the chase one less valuable. 'I his advice was imaieMately " equal aclonia ' ist ration Vila laws " is nee of the tillage porton as the reeetleg of the Congress drew ne arer. •Lite which he ought to have. The younger children f o ll ow ed, a nd in a few minute., o u r h er o appeared me- which have prevented a revolution in England. Here, -Bernen's trial at P o itiers was expected to tcrinillati . ore not to he -.itied, and find in the OrAer of Malta or in tamorphosed into an old soldier-eh s coat hardly fit then , i s a fi ne o c cas ion to g ive us a proof of the 'truth en Wednesday Mat. The Attorney Otueral Las ma* he Cl- itrrl.. an indenminestion whirl! frequently enables for a scarecrow, with only one solitary button, (in his reply to the defence on fi1..06.3., • i Denali art them to tot a better clone than the eldest. 'fhe favours , of th Risbop's assertion. There will be a trial to be maks their i nation a welcome one ) which denoted t hat the other advocates for tits accused tr ;re t o ,t the King, st Lich We always obtain when we eau pay . inch a el sore! oh, yes! At r i a l . The Bishop, the Protest- stir ronrt deateron•lv in persons in office, and especially it Once belonged tO the 10th regiment. Itroaster-reply on Tuesday. The enotidietute asserts o hlistre.ses, are also a great retainer, and they roast is almost uneecessary to add, that his small- set Bishop, the Right Reverend Father in Oen, that the *ethers of the throvening letters, ket t• the .• fools Who know not how to fierier advantage from clothes, and olli . er habiliments, Were in exact Correa- the ['uneatable Piney .10CEITN. the Lard Bishop of Parisian Ju r y a t the conciliates of the late trial, hire lia events which are so f re q u e n tly mu ltipli e d a t Court. pondenee. His appearance was too grotesque to pass Clogher, is to he tried : Mind that, reader. For, if been did, as well as the places where they had I'Lee re air embarrassed with girls, we make whlesses unnoticed by the police, who laid their talons epee there were to be no trial, what would the Bishop of be en p r im e d. Thi s int e ltigenee, however, wanness' iftemn : and Ido not consider them unhappy, in having him. He was detained till Tuesday wombat, when 11. ban DON say then, about the •• equal ederrivistralAsa 01 araiathiei, salt I. wet I.etessded with any atsteeseato o f he complete power over a community eazer lo obey Was ordered to disappear immediately, if net he torrid ••• th e lams 7" At say rate, we ssy new. as we said enrols haring takes place in coosequence of the f i- brin, instead of vegetating in the world ; and all women ire fond of the pimiento of commanding. I „hail i e • lo w, be sent home to Captain Lake in hastieuffs. Not from the beginning, that there will be a trial : if nut ported discovery. orhapt.• that this is not they vocation; to which I an- relishing this tue.bod of travelliog, and thiskine the atrial of the Bishop; If not a trial of the Father * in Perna' Foxes, Seer. II -Five per Cents, for the ivrer that an abbess has sufficient liberty to temper the people in Leith would show him more sympathy, be crop, a trial of the THING. opening, 22d Sept. opened at 112 f. :Mc.; cluseJ at et. rigidity Melte vows which she has pronounced, and to wound hi, way there, but he had no sootier entered Th ere was, w e understand, but ate gaille" tailed 3:er. Bask Stock. 1632 f. 50c. Neapolitan Five Per ind Meats of aopeasing d es i res w hi c h ni t g h t ri s e np w i t hi n their bounds, than he was seised upon as be- before slue Grand Jury, Mr. PLANT , shoe sled boot- Cents. 7 14. Exehtmge ow Lestlon, one month, (:''• tesin.t them. I shall never be pt•rau . s.led that she is to ... . . nee On. 1..v0_ at a tattered II and lodged in the Ideltam rasher of Poke& .. . sou-in.law to Mr_ Le• iel... i It.. it.-- Att.. our wt. test fobil dliter • the II!111 and to* Port in fin with int. Reir iutel lion .. fI,rIKIIII tkerefs Rev.' Tr .1.