The Statesman. — London, England, 1818-06-05 00:00:00

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Mead soma 90. tower &Mons I.llollodd. i lik Oblierteth 'in oPentog ibe,bigseligilebbilideff t 4 aus ixte tiniest's* teXeitsiniiter Mired t• rollidto riIIFI WI r.. R.t,r A. n a•t, e l l". °I W 4 --alielfraq Park , 59, ;K. Peatt• Citatch.ward ; Blow. Ili Cateksli i f ifilmirle, . tit 4 TaLipinetiere ',lousy 14 s.p•sliai.estiolfokid.; to whkh 'kitty were p er , last. soder Ate . - 4 Vallit Collelfood•W. Davies. sonic Leads.; W. 1 , 1 71 0 " -ha litit b als e:' t 7 4, P ri r e l . er tr L i g aul w a nt s • i ft I a ft ,: n et" . 0 ,,,,. 0 " . food to beveatiod to the Cattle .. i iio Oak* CORlbilleelli • . ..04 be tblt NOPer . Wf.ocoollillt4 riille '.. ' . ifitehdesiosi goal. Commie& MOW. 19:Fret (Optician); emits' Warms sad Venters. AmetiasOora. poise .to eirplaio to Ott assosiely tbo”oliatel asidasooo. . . '1 PORN. Rican ON. SNP harinS *lkea the Chair. i, ,_ . of wberbirtiay iii . be bit . '"4 l , I The PittTteAti A& Ditiitti or. ;.pooled Snide -If w as gissiaregowill., Th tt 6 ....... 1414 I " ilves h. air r Modentlforsiesitare. Second &title% price 9... is boards. I Copybold liihdrgte red Lmod. Esetbium, Epee: . . ' By DMATTO7I aid YEN TOM, *ow of its seetieg-bot it wan pietatly sorgessearr for hist , so do so at . prowl, os ibli littatiloOloooti s se it e t" op f idop if t He of cambia- is the - z ,tiro Vellsoies Rio, pate Ifs. is twordid; New Ed ion At the seed*. rows, gene tlis • Rook. MI .THURSDiIa Osblishodi is the NewspeOent Mid the %Ma IlloOrei9P .. , Awing the 7*(10604 NEXT, at Twelve, wiles we oeseirt•soio fairer is ark by to the Weeds spoke solisclootly Ode oo_ dm elbjfist. .I.l_ _ _a.f - - • _ LS... AA ..at.... rma ai Jinni: ands Attract , IlisairS emeres : ris t a lr ia WW l "' win ed . get at e e edieily declared, . • ` T igial ward' bad the iailliodal Sale wieder, and algid a greet- ad &rims • :ample to Me tan Otte Voipd Kingdom, that they should return Sir Fraud* Burdett sad thistkenurible Doggies Elevated to Parlimmets4 e rgo Inn every sacrieceand•espersee to themselves, upon hide reftig py!ao . Rips tenement to the geneine spirit of tbe t he m e ik "tag, which declares that Elections shall be' sod witinii tofruUltaa• Basale&l, That Sir Prase» Burdett herbs, with imskikkea legisse,MmkalOy espy seed the tense imf the People, in geed Ne t; oaf its evil report.ead lent his best amistanee to procure fer time a fel, railroad free Representation in Parliament ;end • bpsmiestainkeg the tight of Trial by Jury ist all awe, cease* sha empeeee 9f permed ism prisagment lathe Tower, is. at led proper pelmet° represent the City and Librdy of Wistudastisr; Resolved, That the Honourable boughs Kitinaird, the ssest Mesa of Sit-Prase% Burdett. the advetate of • • Elided Peritoneal*, Universal fielfrage, ash the if • • • whose talent sad tompge the Electors of Westminster may rob —is a it and proper perion to represent this City and Liboy Is Parliatuest. Vat for she lillirPose. tarrying the above Reminds's ism effect, a Sebetdptise be sow opened; Val that Subseriptions l he received dlr. Ilvelati, Ni'. 110, Saud ; Mr. Reblessn, 210. 99, 1/dill-preen, Soho Edward Langley, Esq. Is, Edge., ware-rodti eidt die Bar of . the Crown anti Anchor Tavern. 'To iieWoft*i het INDEPENDENT ELECTORS yr , the AN0111141P11014(MiGH•ed BARNSTAPLE.. Gunwale", • - • • • • NTERTAINISGVie liartitnow Sir ItErfa WRIGHT WILBLIK, liffi . 4hekeltildfsl ooo %habitant, of your lionsegb,ead as he b also deeglyienteemelli this everdlut crisis, with Ike importance of *WO, iedeperlefier tad roimitistiimal Repreeer.tatius in the Ceilings Home of Parliament, as the best seeeffty for. the pretiereatiart off She, Civil sad Religion, Rights ~f the People, and toe she penman* prosperity of ibis great cavalry, I venture. in Sir Henry's wore. who has alteady declared himself a Candidate for your suffrages, te date his known qualifications for that high shoat ion f wan* wives him a deep stake in the fate of his corudry, and his pi it ate and public chafer:ter are the semi pledges of bit genuine looltyto his King. and of hi, ardent attachment to the admit . ; la!e fur. nod %pia' of the English Constitution. In a seam' like this, when a &metal -Election I, about to take place, Sassing peoliemioas art: easily made. mud, unfortuantely for the People, are afterwards as easily revoked; but the man who has never yet violated even one politic engagement, Cannel, with arty appearance of candour and justice. have the oath of his declaratina gird 'ord. Sir .Henry will again soon have the Mom of paying his permmal loopeds to the Electors, and till they have a fair opportunity of judging of the pretensions awl priseiples of the Candidates who may cfrr thernseb es on this serving, it is hoped they w ill be careful and cautious of pledging 'their votes to any individual: have the homer to be. Gentlemen. For Sir HENRY WItIOIHT WILSON. Bart. Tom most °bedroll, humble servant. If. Gray's lan:sqsarr, fills-Jane. IBIS. G. hi. DANCE stseels r , The object alio Meeting was 4 simple sad ,sitrect one. It 'was, ie the first place, to rectiva•aconsele niceties firescLord Cochrane, who wished to tekeilit leave of tillsjilet.tors ; and, le the nest, is newirtata twit fit awe proper pennant 11l represent. thillagnet and .populous City le the tossing Partiemeal. .11t.-was ogeally unnecessary toidform those *hues be sew odd ressrld ire , r leme whet y w ee as proper tiihipci t t o r bo a dotto wtd oh tm . isissit ibis www iri the theatre of the most freasad liberal polities( discussion. Those subjects at high. intortelati harnec ; s is the highest degree, a• for at• least os - or.; iisedel . their temp:rat irellare hall- been•aexieelly enquired into--i•insonsock that it was ielposaible• for hies to entertain a doubt, that the. Otiseas of Westminster were Oa Well laforeld 'of their rights, and were as sittsngly deterutieed to dekosi•thear, u any body of. Blotters. in the kiegdoes;.--(//ppfoss.) —Every person most Know, that„to banes vole, in the making of those laws, which had-4bo paper-of disposing of his property, his liberty, sell his life." to bare a vote in the enacting of those Stat•Ws which bound all—must be the right of all.riApplanse.) , On this point certainly some defiance of , opioloa, some degree of doubt, had prevailed... He sesaild not treat that doubt with coateelpt t heeltestvit , mas cherished by persons for wham ,he onsteetaivti::: ' ought •to etstertain, a very high filliplatiant,-. that sight was to be rawest at enee sod. &Oa. getter—or whether they were to proton cue right after another, till all, by degrees, wire grentedylik was a question he ovoid not minden,. oe.--(Cries of " We west hops our whole tights at orratill'r " No coefprootise 1")—lie, was sot. &remiss(' ,tio point, bust merely stating the trestles es it siirodordb Whatever might be the dill/non of sentimeelops that sabject there was one point en which-01,4m0 agreed—no:self, that the pressat - • Ropresesistioo, or rather the. misrepreseotatioe of the. People in farliameot, was not what it eight to be.-4 6phrose.).. - It- did sot 'answer thellad And. per poie di t - which the representative system wee- edeptwiletaho ,preservatiors of freedom, and. the,. severity of.9npe 'neatest& sod inalienable rights, ' withoot whisk even life, itself wee comparatively ollitile 008191114 4 * (Apolonse.).-The whole subject .had beers so Asti broisght. nadir the considered°e of. the gieClnflionf Westminster, that it was . not secessery to vaterot large ion it..-for. every man knew it as well es.lie **sold pretend to do. Twelve years ago, an effort was made to rescee the City of .Westoeinater from *het thraldom in which it bad long been held.. The espeti• sent was fairly tried, and it perfr;ctly secceeded, it was found that it wanted only. a few persons of spirit to take the lead, and that the recovery of the)reights was certain. The Electors, when success attended their exert ions, chose no servile tool of Ministers,oopersea patronised by a Nobleman, to represent them. They. ewese a man of whose ability sod integrity they , were well assured. From that time to the present he had continued to be their Representative—and inked Ca all oceasiosse shown the greatest love for frooirsisoind the etenOst seal for the maisteeeents of tholdriolits. .—(.4ppfetase.),-They would seem have the rower of electing Represeetatires apse--andhe hotbed they would elect two persons every way 'worthy to totfil the duties of that high tmesh,• Ho- hest *0 hesitation at all in anticipating, that . their .diddle would fall •on the Individual to whoa is•-•hodiist. latiod, us coo of those anprellleiltinelloroatehipli 1 eft parts of dm reeve.)-I-1119. nederittoo‘ ski Noble Lord, one of their pretest Hopresitounires, thought it necessary, ender partkedir eireametwater, le retire. He was present, sad would-n*la s M ; 'self folly. - it .ineld thee .he for the Giestiossa presese, to say whom they 'wield pet litsmotobiatisos with the .Hon. Biroist, in the resew( the Xoblo Lord: HO hoped, say, he weemosolltdeet t -tbst, whatever was stated, every Cresdiemeo 'mild. be , HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AT FIXED PRICES. heard with nodose and ttootiste. He toasted the DOBEHTSON and . C 0.,. No. 7, east side of proceedings ,of this day would add. oese ra t ass proof .131•• Moortteids, respeetrally inform the Public that every to the essay which were ill 111011 . 10002., that the Clic article of HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE is sold spoil the fel* tom of Westminster were met, es they. bad wee lowing Plans— ' 1..-1 ' , I. The unpleasant and frequently disguising solicitation' to termed, - a mere mob,. bet the Moody, WWII, . mad bay are abutishrd. eslightened friends of fesedomaed. of peaces. Use 2. The lowest belling Price i* Sled by-a ticket 'epos every proper order ei , precoadissg would tio te.4st the article.-front which ho abeteineta can be mode. • 9. Ti , guarantee the Pub is (and prevent every kind al de. Noble - Lord who Win a b o ut to retirovpmod titets.my oeption), the w hille of tar purchase -tawny will be returned to nom i nat i on , whether Ent or twestr a vo , 4 ... ketw the buyer. if the aril:leis wit appyaved of. C Upon the uheite simple hut meltable pine, Robertson not iltis;itt be auk. Whom any Gootiesosamodio. tips o. root their Mapes of encostraseaseas, •whielh awned ariasted, his friend woald say mbit;be , {halita 4 a* moo he to briar**, as la 'abilira, tart' P lea . their Wu 48r fav our on amain him. r eed , ..the.wismoot kllisomak 'hey wilt eod,eav our sa.desee ye. A vnilety af Eledireids and Fattiness, with Bedding cal- -Notions having beemgene.through„ Aber :,111111114411bli t pkte e ldwterykept Owed -up ansharn. .• 4 . ._.... • .. AILL ' 'by a show, et handitjdoildollese fewsweillmommo Rad.o.S. Willd"F,Crer 4 iiali. el i rcle Gti ' " d dm. 4 1)( die Amnia, w0014M10411 1011 .0 1 •• .- - . ' made up or Ctered twthe most seautwia, Mbar . . •:4 45.rosht 01 : „ yi > ' . . • • . ... . , . , Nis Private Csalraet. - • RESPECTABLE •BRICK-RUMT REST` A HENCE. with Inwaediattopessesslon deiightfolly situate ia.the most preferable part of Eitsthani, ai d t<lthin a short dir tame of the Bathing New-road, with large garden, paddock, and splessure-grueadt, laid out da the most tasteful principle, with the erection. of a smisk•reoni, roeuiandieg extensive and picturesque views of the Comities of &mit and beat ; forming ion the whole a swat complete and oleasouft residence (or a Family of respectability. The dinnestie ~sea, which are de taches, consist of asaeli-howie and stabling. bretsbellett cow !vw, poultry-Muse, piggery, cool larder, mid every other convenience. rendering it a most desirable requisitine. The ga•deu is ~lased by as excellent will, well covered with the choicest fruit-trees, in the highest state of caltivalioo aid well cropped, with a spacious and well constructed gtemilieuse. The Douse i. iq goad repair.' the situatiiin healthy, and in the rewire of a social weighbonrithtd. Ma) be viewed tea days preceding the Salt, by Tickets only, from ten to four; Had printed Parlicultini hod at the Stratford i W Abe Hart, Ittomford t rind of Drayton uod Ven ter. Sunerses Had Auctioneers, *action Mart. baler ...e Twelfths.- • grill — E,-,.gi m tlIENTS of CHRISTIAN IL ?RI OLOGY,:peataining Pao.ifs of the Aothowieiky of the Holy Scriptures, `ll.ktestry ooftbe History 011ie JcW4 a 'briefStmemetat of .tba•Costents .of the several gooks of the Old. end New Testameatk a blurt Ateoust of the English Trattelatinas 'of the Bible and of the . Liturgy of the Church of ' Rashid,. aad'a Scriptural Exposition of the Thirty-oind Arti, 'tunnyßodkeisou Delved prMetrally for the Use of Yowl* Nada* in Divisity, _ _ By OBORGE_TQM LINE. D.D. I".R.S. • twirl/joker of SAitenrii lad Deals of tit. Paul's. it.• The Vint Volume of this Workt he* Am Inir"leetise „a:. of the Bible, Is printed separate, its /Sess. Ss. I. . for T. Cadell and W. Davies. &mad. - $ Of white Pay. be had. bx the same .Aatitor. 1 A REFUTATION_ 01 CA IN WISH. ; a New Edition (bang the Seveatlef. Sea: pr o As. Ts boards. • ' DON QUiiotP: HlGVirLir ALDSTRATED ERGIII' .--• • 'VICTOR'S BY 14E. SMIRKE. 1-1311111 New Edition of the celebrated Work of , JL• CIIIIIVANTES. embellished with bet ween Sevoutv n.nd Eighty Engrav lop. asectited by the aunt dlitiaguithed Artie& of thit Cusatry, Was rehires painted • .By ROBERT SMIRKE, Esq. R. A. will shortly lie published, in Four handsome Volumes Ortavo t a limited !pusher thereof, ohh esriy impressions of the Plates, on Royhi Paper, sad a few Copies, with Proof hapreisioes on India Paper.- inQuarto. - Printed for,T. Cadell and W. Davies, Strand, Booktellers to the Royal Academy. As the elotiotease and highlv-eakhed style in which these FA.. l iensiogt have been executed will necessarily render the pre sent Editioa peculiarly valuable, the Publisher; request to be 1 honoured with the names transvalued. throuoh the medium of itbeitreiractiorellookoelleis, of thine Gentlemen who may wish m i rly s katpr.e.imws whoa the Copies will ba .111/11411PY rof neeording to the dries of she Order,. k Illemboesely rioted la Two large Volumes Svo. price IL Is. fs hoard,. a new Edition (being the sixth) of - ELEMENTS of the PHILOSOPHY of die HUMAN MIND. By DUCA LD STEW ART. Esq. F.R.SS. London and Edinburgh. Printed for T. Cadell :trod W. Davies, Strand, Leedom; and A. Constable and Co. lidinbursh. Of whom may be lind, by the same Author, PHILOSOPHICAL ESSAY 3, Ivo. third Edith's, price 1.45. In boar*. .1 , Brit! Head Dock, R o theritithe. To Sltipbaikkrsalwriers. Merchants. and Others.—Valuable able Dock. wills Slip. &e. . • ..., By DR NY fON and V EN. At 11e Mellott Ma t. on .THURSDAY REX P. at Twelve, by Oder of the Perprieturs. who Lite dissolved Ptuteer ship. stkbovt reserve, THE LEASEHOLD INTEREST in th a t desiri ble Property being the BULL HEAD DOCK, near the entrance of the Grand Surrey Cased, ft nikeraitbe; and comprising a wow compact Double. Dock, capable at reccitr ships of considerable burtbea, with Slip equal to the of vessels of large dimensions ' wit% wettings of would loft; eoeastawbosees. satins and .osiuers' 'bops. deal wore. plea asteiroo howsos. lehnereqll. hestse, euveretowripitorend every appurtenance necessary for the carrying on an eztesolve entwern. Together with a most respectistfle WELLING HOUSE. fit for the occupation of a Kestrel Family; class Plot of Ground opposite and (reining the high street, used as a timber surd. Tuts Property is deserving the first eonsideration. it Wag in a most complete gate of repair, and fit for the inunediste.pro secution of a I trge concern, possessing a frontage to the 11.1Prer of 176 feet, the whole occupying a hsrge plot cif ground, with' ever, convenience for the storing a large stock of timber. Held on Lease for a term of 9.0 ',airs, subject to a moderate rent. May be viewed till the S , tle, and ri?scriptive Particular. bad an the PreinillPs ; at Lloyd's, Ga—rianA'S's., Jamaica. and Coro- Hue Coffee-houses, Loaders; Hush 'ravens. Bristol; Georges Liverpool; Head, Plymouth; Dolphin, Soutkaasplon; and of Draytou end Ventom, Surveyors and Auctioneers, Asc.' tins Mars,, where a Plea of she Prnpersy tray I.esees. HandsomelT printed is One 'Volume Sro., price 9s. la hearth , F`FILEN SERMONS, taken from the Die. (aline-sof the Right Rev. Jeremy Taylor, I). D. Bishop f D. we ..o4 Crsaaar. To which are added, THREE SERMONS. preached epos public tereasions. By the Rev. U, LYSONS, M.A. F.R.S. and F.A.S. Rector of Rndonirion, is the County of Gionce•ter. Printed for T. C.idell and W. Davie,L, Valuable Freehold Farm, Cambridgeshire. Ry DRAYTON awl VENTOM. ' At the Amebas Mart, near the Bank, nu TAILOR/DAY N I+.XT, at Twelve, by Order of the Yr Ipiistor, Mr. Win. A VALUMME FRP,EIIOI.D PROPERTY, tompriting n FARM of 16'2 acres of rich meadow and arable land. simian-on the. Swath Hank of the diver Nene. and within thri e miles of W isbeach, in the Dn't, of Cambridge. with plantaliont, and the erections of lamt compact and rowels. Farm-hout. lons, waggon and cart sheds. smiths!. borrwery, vatU cluntiber, dairy, A rmory, In aessnliouse. a atomiser's shop, tort hotel, swill. and tool-houses therein': abo a most excel lent drain .ge mill, adapted as well for the grinding of floor. — The whole in the orcupalion of Mr. Edward %Lain. This Farm is in the highest stow aJ cuitivaiisim the laud equal I. Noy in the Count 3, nod perfectly thy s the a hole within • this fence. a Oints dist:Owe of a market town of importance, al:tibia few bards of a navigable river, and deserving the int consideration. • Mar he viewed till the Sate, and Particulars hod of Mr. Jackson. Solicitor. Wisbeech ; Crown lam Downlitira ; White Hart. Lyme; Mr. Roll, March; Lamb, lily; San, Cam bridge ; Feterboroacts g Ball. s t oma ; Fakon, Wit!. thatn.crosi ; Mr. Davey. Solicitor. Hotconet non g anti of Drastmi and Venoms. S.srveyors and Auctioneers, Auction Marl, where a Plan of the It'Amite 'ray be seen. In 4ictpri e TWO Guineap. in bard., THISTORY of CILEECE: VOLUME the 11- FIFTH : cninprefiewling the entire Reign of ALEX ANDERTII k GREAT. By WILLIAM 111ITFORD, El. M.P. Printed lwr T. Ctidell and W. Davies, Stand. Of eb..m nine also he had, The Four preceding Volumes, in Quarto. price 71. 4s. in baiirds. MA. :'S DI RIX. W ail ITS biNtißAlrtNliS. To etutlpleted in Toelve ii F N1 1) 0:111 1 ; ) P N ar s ts, price 21. 24. enrh. r • HE Pinta PART is new Publkhed, and a To Prnspeems of this New Edition. and ..f the 'Wire and 1 objects with which it has been uudertaken. may alsa be bad at 1' 1 inv tithe. Primed for Minn. Cadell and Davies. Strand; Messn. Riviimtim. St. Paors Church-yard ; Mr. Matebor.l, Piccadilly; avd Mr. Seeley. Flret.street. The SECOND PART 'will be Published eh the Ist of July. ----___ ON PAPER. CURRENCY.• TO THE EDITOR OF THE STATESMAN. WR l —The question respecting the continued Re. Stirietioo of Cash Payments, or their resamptlim44 the di ssimulate of atialt , sotes. being agitated ever" day, isadatAlw greatest Were* to the commercial world, and viewed us such varietal lights, Raw thoirgh it has been much diseweed niece the system was adopted. yet it is a question, after all, involved iet great doubt and Maltby, and leave , ample room tOr she scope of argameat- W. bane as emission to take a reins:rive view of the situation of t he country. which called for Re striction of. Cash Poyeshistv, any farther than to recollect the fear and Oates whichpervailed the commauity at that per io I, on tke hare casteutplation of the measure. and which have been gradually sohele..4, mod at length %teen place to the most stai venal and well.ernanded eoufidetice in the stability of third Bank, and its ability to answer every demand be Cash P„ y. mews. This fact is forth a thousand 'tegument, to the coo wary; sod while it iktimimitrates that an easy and powerful, aubstitate mold be ilhafitlier the attains currency of tins • try, when exehaqgip.were against us, awl wes bealost our enemefelitt Octanes, in order Si atttllaaa intim& rub, it UirileMesOhat. we wets, to* the maws! owe eespoosgmdly and vig hegira ;kmThe • redid, imi IM brief* NI a sr/Weigel and horse. Mee_ Nike has beer continued ever since the Peace t and Maga meth qatalleael both in and out of Partlamerit, as re IN rep l ies,. awl sondem is a time of peace, yet tag stroag Mum* bills fuvoar are, that though there Las been a Cowl ' *utile Mae New gold cola, the whok of h has wesrlidisep passed, sad the commercial world are satisfied as ko the rope . Hari over metallic currency git facili tates, abbreviates nod all commercial operations. A thospand plastids in Beedweotes of various valise will be much sooner row ted than ' delouse*. la sliver amid gold; fewer clerks are therefore re =i mallaWns. mad other great establishateat.— •astes haveassether gratify to riemgreod them over gold and Atm, vit. di* WM. more poriabio ;.thas *levellers, who formerly were obliged to burden themselves and their hones with gold. moved like pawn in old times till they could es etiange it fur bil*upois /modem, which occasioned twice calling for the mosey, sad after all with risk, if the bills were at two months, et sees at sight ; atelier the present sweat. receiving Rank-notes, which tber may immecimrelY remit. if lareewery• to their employe's, mad they becinne directly. with only the additional passage. available to commercial exigences, with on feriae, !ratable and very little risk. In cash remittances from the dm wry to Loudon, threw is the expence OrCarf4ge. the • Irmohle and lose atteadant upon gold short of weight. That there Is miwh evil Imelda* tii Rank-notes ennoot be denied— • hat if the added its 'Hued with impartiality. oat of opiz Mon that the sbeirt-balaace of good - is to their.favonr. These bricf blab, Mr. Editor. are Merely thrown out tar the eon *dewier) and Warlike( the anammity, tit large—my Travel le_, and myself having•fr.-qtwittly ex pecker-en much Cicalae... WM and i..ssby the receipt of kilvetramlinld in ow Jenne's. remain, your's. E s I .I CHAR D TURNER. 1111 ackin biaratallay, s Southwark. . • .7: • ailt';7 . ". 4 41: stc . , 7 , INDIA 15LLAWLS. L&c. arriviagiroas INDIA, and haring .111.4 more SIB A W 1.% than they wish In make Use or t are re spectfully informed. they may reeeive the full sable fur theta, by ripplvitat at MILLARD'S Fast ludut, Hansbro', Scotch, Manehetter. Isish Listen, Freach Cambric. Printed Funtitore, and Foreign Lore ‘Varehouse„ N. 14, CH li A PSI DE ; where the greatest variety of Intim, and ravioli's Imitation Shawls; Vet' Prey. Angola. Chita Crape. &c. ; with tbr.wwtl earilitY ttf fa.liinnahle Articles for Dress; the improved Irish Linens, ,Sheetings. Including those without a seam; Marseilles Quills Table Linens the it:trims Articles for Family use ; See Win , sad curious &lush Modins, for Ladies wear and Goalless:vs' Cravats t Rich l)anwisk and Primed Furniture' ; New Ja masa ; Chines; Prmted Cambtics s Slack Bornbaxeens sad Silks, with the choicest ankles for Family Moaraing. are constaatly cm Sale, Whulesatle aud Retail, at the First Prices. Proprietors of Easiness. and Families artistes is Towne aid Laditahaving Commissions, will find the greatest chaise of the oewest and het madtifnctured Goods. Foreign Orders executed. t , l p , HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE BOUGHT In irowg . OR coUNTRY. MR. WELLS respectfully informs thaPatlie lie. continues to give a liberal price for every descrip k t Ale• ion o Hathelaild Furniture, Plate, Lime*, , Cisinin , Olam, ROO% f and persicsitarly where it is wished. to avoid the unpleasantness of selling by Aucti.to ea the Premises of where there is sot eitilkieut Property to snake a Side, and dispenie ilith the freebie and espeuge isillitaling the reineviug cad hdlleg the same. - , , 7 .1 ..' 1.10, Lore acre. • ~ ~ • 11, . . . • ~ i ' 11 411111 , e ,.. 9 1 Prtir $ .1 1 • - .. .., • 1 •OLS at4.44101 , :e . 4' . .0l iftli - • % .. P O . tp I • h • , OD I 4 :. , • . , J . i 1 41 4 1( 4;:: .„ , r•• ••,••••• ". s "" 44.'1'; • ' , f , T ,„ • i - - . s. • . ~ - if. • • - -sue . . • • : • • " 1 • • -1' • --- MORALITY OF THE NEW TES:TAMENT, Ye- Will be published July 1n Na. V IL. being the arm of ;, i ow 11. of T HE PH [LOS.° PRICAL LIBRARY, g, o. 24. 6.1. A very rare and valual.le wool.. el tilled " THE MORA LITY OF THE ?Jim TEstAmEor," v rnprriy d.cested wader various hearts; comprehending our Durres to Gird, to ourselves, sod to oar Fellow-cremate-. with all Introduction addressed to Deists, in which the Character' of Chilet is fully vindicated. mid the Relifiun he taught clearly clogs. Warted to he the pure Iteligioo of Nature sod Rawest. as it raiked from all eternity. and which is so easily comprepended try mankind tuatara. This work merits the most ierioni emetic's; of every real and meriting Christian, whether Catholic, Church man, or Dissenter. Nos. 1., IL. 111.. IV., V.. and VI. contain the LIVES and MORALS or. cow ruciut, EPICURUS, end ISO CRATES; the MORALITY of obe EAST, from the KO RAN. 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