The Statesman. — London, England, 1813-11-13 00:00:00

~,,... tqft" -ikur "I!*44k-. -4 444' *mild be More edvatitegeovs, mote unjust. Such, I eotteeive , oar ancestera consulted together passage shove quoted, 66 and ear. and peace, and t In beAprometed." te •ilerg felted, here we are told*. It ithput kienining for- whir the *leer chosen to -tar.. At a thiseashee,. with the exception "i?t, *slick eltalleas self whothed upon the public registries, tiw4otniyoti. pressure °flip times is most critelly felt ; at, a time, ~.., , 4 „, too, okra thespeuntry has bled it *eery. fete, and it in want of ,the•rnim restorative of peorok—to talk' Sc ns at such w time of fresh encrifices kit on obits*: which the. proposer himseit'eo lin et defi.h.. 4 ' 101.01 *al heat t- without pity, anti 'Orsii ; witho u t peligtfttiott.2, The balance of poser'!-was have heard of ii'.it-lal true ; oar ancestors endeeirountrto find It outysnd so they did the philosophers stosT;•aud there etas just as.aeuch sense' in the one attempt 'es -in the, other. g It appears then that our ',neat Hetrulean 'shoat (I may, indeed, say more than Hertuleati),: will be to babutoe the Powers upon , Nit! ContinOnt:' '4Ye are to becemethe. balunceoniLcierVitif fesrePo• AtEatar4D LK TRIAL. . . .. But it will be lestitti,. perhaps, Whereis-the pleasure • , . ." : . ;•, . -11.— . : . . 0 that weeretoeatitit +y 1. May not some MOO! us; •At thi s la4.teassySivi, at the Old * Bey, a mott.in t. that vroVsimilkset....„!‘ measure 'their. cdtria•lit :*tr4 lirleititac cese Oree)iefore die Corrt, on the trial*Of bushel M. Vie Grit step Shen for the Ortilitte 14 :tidte, John !kora,: for iteilitsga very considerable 'quantity is to estaltifsh a 4, , ne r al. ',mature, sad I.6loll.ll* . fittd . ercot.:glassiliOirafai litstres, the property of Messrs. that tos :lan se matter ; he:must first ainkfilitittescin:• ! ;Neale and .guilty , St. Paul ' s. Church-yard. de, taltistaisio-what ilsrosse.ts threatened; oiler, 10 ildr.",Ptiusity stated the case for the Prosecutioa. •• : " 'Nate atl Sailers' sera of use ~ = '. , • It aope* rctl,that the rtilenev had lived eith tive:.•PtP , •-• "'"I t1 / 11646/1. " CIP i'll" IS. " -. °''' # 1 fY •—• ." secutori opivaid'ss or fifteen years, and had hell tha And .01nppese that nth the Power!) of 4ltp -Cootirientobie tostilffrif• the . glair : drops I fii4l . that 'airing were at last'broughtto that standard .which, in the' nearly thte vitiate of that time he had been rolthing 'estintaiicrts of_ .this itimitinated politician; is . thought 1 his masteni'of 'drops to an immense amount. ""she to be tie eynilibiition, pray by what diarist are they 4 receiver of this plunder Was is man of 'thtS,nartati of to be kept in teat desirable state? As well might he, Greg y', who kept a cheap closes:4llp, ia,Creed-hise, bare•told usto brrtunce the . winds, ai r to balance that, Ludgate-I;iii.,,By means of II urn's pltsniler p Pon which like the winds, is subject to incessant chasge • - watt ettabl,Ti to sell Ice:twist yets. Ceducld prices; Aluelltiitration, by the very lawe.of nature. it was. covit CAMP (Turin 'evidence; that fiir 4 nine years Olt, air'extravagansa of a simile kind that first began every itratre.that Gregg . sold had - been made from the this saugeinary and destructive • war. Mr. Fez glass deeps of Messrs. Neale and Bailey, of which called it a greater phrensy_thaa the madness of ~Dowothey hatis , beeis . robbed by • Went. .Gregg had ~.n 11. , Ixertg. Now that the Wfleet ..of that . itst daughter l 'betsveen 1.5. tied 16,, 14 1 ,11. whom. 44 eehr• tphrens) has sub Sided, an. attempt is . made to rolled, audio consequence of her circulating rmitusera iisoooleto the public mind, _with a . fresh mania ; In tl{b nklglihnithand of Ifearti'S rohberies„she wars 7 . - s br rather to revive an old . warm oat . folly, sent fit enorkhonse at Stepney, where she had' her' %%thick our ancestors discarded, because erejs they heed *high& nodwas kept at lis. awe k. •Ntattieinti •It as we l l - - g.te to he aahavied if., it. . Them Waivcert,iinly one Bailey foetid ont this girl; and though, to pro: .. .; . e i cusalty,,teppeetiog - the *maim, Of )'in s .1r Jiether . vent the father's disgrace she.. denied any knowledge 1 • - s ; -. - :t r. Rai _OA ewers of_it at the time, or wet;—bis that 'would ciiminate him, yet An. aeon es grey whore' 49OAuct was groutided on dissimulation; and he ar d th a t s he h a d b een s een by Mi. plisale,.l4„lse• I - : eotnoclueolli hie - PhveneYs if ghat it was , must have came (heedfully alarmed ; and, for 'fear of apprehtei , been only roomed; fei.in.all his proceedings lie tie-' 'ion, shot himself. A few hours before his death be ter lost sight of one object, to defect rirfortn, or attempted to make his will, hut so incoherent was wind was just the semen thing, ,to eatthitagiu corrup- he that gave it a fake date; and on the stairs, while. Lion. :rhs.tjiaister ef blAzgastuate was en adept, in fear of the officers oljustice seizing him. Ink 'read as we are MO, at profound and solid dissimilation; this will to his wife, telling bsrat the same tiMe lie it ay be questioned, however, whether he has .not : should low his life through John Hearn's robbing !WOO oatsdone by our own heavae-bern Minister.-- : Neale and Bailey. The w ill was produced ; and • it The sublime orator who now endeavours to excite gives two freehold houses to Hearn, and his tootts to US to start efaiskin the war for the sake of attaining the w:fe, but being without without witnesses, ird'al "the BalencogiPower," was an ekve,of the above not ufTect the freehold, and therefore is of no avail. " prioritise. Old solid" dissembler, bet I . Will not The iteighbouts of Gregg proved . flearn7s going to pretend tiisy that he .4 now acting vellit the same his house consfeetly two et"threetatnes a day, apd .b7Pliail Yao,4-.:Triat hikerrOtt is cab-ere Phan- Gregg's wife alit laughter preyed nil the facts 4,061 tom die wit° 0,4)**114: tisitti'doubt ; tout wb,. case; but is it itlipieredtliat i •theY were in stithe,eiee,l sher it it. the iiikosiffbt Vi g 040. that Jun created, tier paiiitsi,to the rubbery, as being of Girl 's 4; or duPlicitx, of the, iMliticien that ,has adopted mily;and the all., had:mule a declaration to (learn, this chitiericill doilie s ,. .1, !ill_ oat pretend •to that if he would not jive up what he was entitled to g erm even. this.howeeer 1. wilLoity, that the unde r . the will . sti e Would hang hint ; and as the maims having been the dope_ of his master in the daughter admitted' to have taken twelve months ago cart potpie,. .wilt.. be much to blaroo if they do not a note of 401. from her fathers' pocket-book, which eutpley a pro dent and salutary suspicion en the sub- she found on the Boer, a suspicion was thrown upon iect, foryeesr. to .he galled loioe in 04 op . walk! their testimony ; but, providentially for the ends of be 'little tie. much. ..._ . ,• - - - • 1--e- -..--- ' justice, it was proved by two credible witnesses, Although Ibis great Statesman (for so, he is called that Hearn, after his commitment, declared that he by some pootil).dees.not please to to *that it is hoped It's masters would have more mercy on.: him that will ceectittite aa? balance of power,7gtrobably than he had had on their goods. Ws confession because its hen not yet ascertained the point in his (which the Common Serjeant conceived to heVe ors- own mud, yet he has been so hied sa to tell nsthe ginated in the werkingi of conscience ). coepled With first step that we must take towards obtai n i n g it; the evidence of the neighbours, and the absence if -nil- considering, Sir i that we ere a•nation that do not all proof, to, show that Gregg had had. a siegie.diep stand cutting of throats without knowing for, why ; from any other person than Hearn, confirmed ,the ! considering that even for some years back there has testimony of the wife and .deughter of ategg,..and i been no de fi nitive object attach e d t o th e . p r e sen t war , I t h e Jirry immediately found the prisoner guilty. §e- Ido not think that lie treats us much worse than we . -Segal persons were called by Mr. Alley and Mi. have been in the habit of being treated. lie tells Asetrews,ibeprisoitere counsel , wi/gave him a good 1 as, that to possess ourselves .of • this . 46 balance- clutta(ter. • 1 of power,',' we must . hrst begin with: delivering ; "she Go' stiow Sanizaser then addressed the Pri- . Holland 'out, of the clutches o f the French. Very- sone, oe the inkortniiy of his :offence, which, inde- I Sir, Holland must . e delivered whether she will err pendent:of •the.dtsfirace he had o,ftiii)d : ya . c . , J ) pito, , not. Though she should treat us a s s h e did b e f or e, se lf en d - kniity, 'had oeciiipned hissfeJlewsrplsderer , repeatedly,. whets we went to her relief :-.. thougheisie to take the dreadful elsohilieu to tlesteoy . isiiiiielf to shissild join the enemy, and shed our• blood in raft evade the se*tetice of the Illf, and to ruslaietts the, ward. for our kind assistance; and though, (watt sr- presence of his Miter bieded witii guilt.; -he told** mies shoolil perish on her pestilential cusses,. yet . that he' mast net ,expect to retelin in this coonttYS-, must Holland be delivered. And *Fiat thee Z .Why and that he ought, to tbiuit his Prosecutors, that they then, Sir, we shall hear what is to be. the.. second.: hea . 44wu -Arm morn niercy than he Wei ontiiled.titi. step : but I can guess it, will lie the deliterances4prisint therindicted Wm elipitaily,•a,i4 witich thsiy i of, Oviente,_►i,:pti-. th e . last task-ses us . vai biNts.clot*Aiir4his.qtifte s )4 - oidiik 4 , 0 tbsisiiiitiUssAmtir ON liver the Frescittisemselres : for it will he found, ir reetnineend the ful sentence pf.the lay tp be 464' have no doubti- that when this great Statesman op , iiite4 on . him. :: , , . ' : . 44 C . ~! _ plies his political yard-wand to niftier° ••France,.f The P i eisoner he . seluco anima sentenced° to sevenytierit that it will be discovered too mighty a kingdom .to , traii4oo,ti b on. . ..,. •. , -,c4,* ; remain under one bead, and SIN Str, we shall arrive at 'SW ovrtrAtfAckthe f ectiens are likely to be brought ! last, though by a new and different root,St hli. - Pliell. 1114h0 sot, , : . 414rtb,b9ughs the I uures, at I famous proiect for a nisiftilatiug, or at least dismembers,- ptieti, kept gito, be under the regular prioe ; 1 ing Prance. •ihs vet this a fineproject, Sirl..ll‘it Potiuti to !le ; hope this sentence will prove a worn- , fF honour to the-heed and, heatt-Dlibe ***ter* .- liit.leg i tosetvanead that the . public sill pause before , it not brimful of besievolesoe and Midges, itilifsel•titeyksiiien i the ;elitiedes i dsily,censmitted by ser- whol human race? • But.winatever it arity.its, it - lei irents Dna* eitiPloyers, and which the ,pejstie Do., the people's right to determine's:pea it r fume theirs IV, intenontially'do by boOmg:41( cliepp stiopt, mock. nor .,. . - omit* r refit:4l:r COVit? OF CH,A.NoutY. . Orlin r, ifse.l7 lowCitdpiegtxos. I •=• • . APOKitA. 7 • ATOLI-V..TAY&OB. , Mr. aottyrs*t % Seuosvi for . the Mein tiff, the Court for fl!,Drder,, enopoiering the kiltai before the pet tArrhi this cause are under envoi( toutbing.theili;Covinte•and dealings, in questirN. tong the subject of 'siCrim onions Niigatien, - rvoual intierbgainiir s . ore tensor or Diva ithe Defindot.vilthiout dtlay, there baring , Armei,aitlei abstained for liberty to procee d w No eo l isor che upon reference, in order to as • roceetling. it the motion. ~.* •-•:. • .--mser--- . (*MIT QT FiENcti,,NoN. • The COuriaistisatii.two..o!oleck in hearing .11 1 111•' meetsin points'efiaw - arising out of cases reserved. 'Attire fock the Jo i liges went to the Eichiltieer ,giasibtrift:cluge Sheriffs for the ensuing year. - 1 4 ' +• J,. . - . of 361. and then , who had been 4-the same manner by ltonke, one-outll tV,lr besides. oat , and goes re rkatil account where Itonke might be bead, Ilse Maghtratecommitted 4121. t and Clark refasing -' :gi PPe v lt eit red O i y 7ti: every Morning at lialf1"" • Segiren "'CI "ll' blildnlrri m'F" bins for re-examinaliaa; . /M • 1 I g e, II fire G ulden son, Ifethsrxe Das ;: 1 'N, oa , mid . Feil fra )hr y- .d throu tg h Stainord, L li r i . e e l :r i t y i;k7 i ß tia r t t i t, Gs re ttw .. i t ) di on ao , r i c er h, ...otwalistaisding the uncommon expedition of thi s . c,,, i , r , i , 4 Mantmostovas-stnewr.—Many depredations have lately alltoweif to be she mod agreeable and enotsletePahlt; crim e , .'i'been committed about the west-end of the tovin, by persons pre- ante ow the North Rood, bring unequalled is 'Accoro oo4 l,4 ,itendlng to b e p orters fi lms conch and waggon inns, mod leaving -by any other. parcel* to exact carriage, s o h . contents at which are bricks. tiles, , KKN NAL. Lancaster, Preston. Kirloy-fAredel e 'Si Ite. George Locke was, n . Friday, charged with a fraud of Cboriey, Onaskirk, and Garoan g P o t Coa rne .,, ~,,.. 4° 1 4 Ibis description. He tailed sit a Gentleman's house in Baker- noon, sat Five o'Clork. (ivarded. ..- , i lei- Mewl, and delivered a , pa ne l, foe which be demanded 51 6d. •:' GLASGOW. •L owe, Gretna-arms. Annan, fiumfries, poviage, but th e heave b e i ng i n the care of mum servant whilst Rrownhilt, 'fbisrishill, 8 mapihar-Kiln;vra.anock 'the family, was at Wilburn he ripped the parcel open, add and all porta of Scotland, Cooperstown Coach (Dads ) :Pond its contents a tile sodomise hay, when he moved d m is r i. YO K, Newcastle, and Edinbur g h, new Coach, p . r r, rrr . ed mliatet. Who hid another parcel hot direct4made up in a similar With a Gwir& throughout, sett nut every Moroi' gat Isaw- pn , t *eater.—Ttre Prianna foss eimmitted: : Si* ~Cluck. by way of Newark. Reif' r ..o.t, ". adenbi er 1),,, lington, Niwtholterton, Durham, Monied). sus/ Beni:irk.- - • • . Temente Srouw.- , -A house situate in Oxford- isi""r 3, I. ‘ . place, at the etwth part of lkightott, the property at 1 Passengers finding themselves fatigued from the len A tis ~f t , :e , Kin pelt, may rest . whnt lime they please. and tlwn proceed on "Maui any ailittoord fare. J. Clark, the Black Sant), Co. Li r i a ssi er street.,Work, runs Coultes to Bunderkuul, Bull, Scotism r. Marshall; wisslitorally tore ,to pieces by life ' . ► b,-whithy, and' ether Places. DGENORTH and Weisel • new Pot Coach, e very eetric fluid on Tuesday 'morning; and most astonish. lir `lng to remark, although Mr.itlarshalt and his tor: le , ilft. s .l9" ' Pemi n t a h o . g s slara wb o i n t. :l 6l ll:7B . , Pr e t .c" ` l '' Taut, Mrs. weeny , were in the.premises,..they escaped 1 'eh oaxn.:7A )3 p;leby,"kirea ' id , Rich •• , atteri t tr,"" M unhurt; a great part of the roof o f . the house was • t rusgshrKte, - Wetherhe. Abereor r sl, I).menster, and Granttn i tn •• forced in, the whole of the ceiling demolished, the ! (the nearest It ( I by eighteen miles), "" not every Morning. timbers of the partitions nearly bent double, the. 1 rall ie w r :O nm n s ih t e nv m oo d ri b 7 il l, je i m he off r;rtet re f s : i t i Z e . th P ere;siti"r head-posts of the.bedstead in which Mrs.ileetty lily', advantase of their Feat* hyin g sec u r e d i s th e nett coacs. .t destroyed, and the curtains of.he _bed burnt to at s i z w,ik 2; iei, D Pug! Coact?, every blunting, at half-p ost cinder, the-casement of the window cast upwards ofq CHESTER, Newport, Whitchurch, Terporley, Nnntaich. thirty ysrtts from the premiseic the door removed a i Northwich, and Middle wtth, Post Coach, every Eveuiag, at Fize u tClock. Considerable distance; and 'the rvement of the mash- 1 ... also . DERLAND, Stockton, and Yarm, New Coach, every house thrown up. The same ash destroyed a 1 Morning, tn the Ge o rge lon St:Welland. Post Coach, great part of Copperai Gap Mill, about three miles I ' IVAI , ICRESTF.R, Masi:hi, Con g l..ton, Newcastle, Wal,al, Afternoon. guarde& to the. westward•of the town, send a young man, of " d sH w it " E l ' v 7 s ht ' B u ir i t t "y n ' , _ P w " S e l ii C in i gt " le n h ,; , e, v di r d rY sheirmil. the. name of Haggett, was severely burnt ;he was £he Royal Charlotte, every Fos-nine; at Five o'Clock, guar.'. 4, removed to a housaa short distance from wheels the iti gEFFtEl li nse inr ßotherburs Post Coach, called the Hack. accident occurred, where we understand ha lies ilk. . . . SOI I T I ' wry L'IIAMPTON, Wiochmter, Alresford, and Alton Coach, 4, :dangerons state; - I i every Evening. wi I it i OST x 1 l Etsous One!iCe.... .4 diabolical' attempt 13iRM1NGHAM Mercury Post Coaeh, wish a Guard, Fete ;- eat every Afternoon, and reaches Rtriniuglians next dav at wimp. was made by some nefarious villain, orvillains, on Pabjel by o,f,,rd, Elf -ton, and Shipstote, to the der uds Friday eight, Or Saturday...morning, to destroy the He iTt l itt il i b . tte tt e % B e i : ii I t i t s .fst u det tn ;. Thorp, and Doncaster, Pmt Powder Mills of. Mossrs. : Tinekler and Mountford, conch, every Mornin g at half-put Six o'Cluelt, to the Buil wad at Chilworth, .Surrey, by putting several stones in Sun lon. (Stle:l-gate, }kw and about the gudaeon of the water .w h ee l of the 'HERTFORD, Ware, Hoddesslon, and Cheshunt Coach, &et y Mertung. corns house ; which, but for the timelyiliscovery, TOTTEN H Altt and EDMONTON Conch. &lily, no half would, in all human, probability, have caused the de- past to, half-pint 29 half-Post 4, and half-lintt 7, ti.Chrk struction, not,smly of the whole works., bet of the Paper .. Milli and other buildings in the vicinity, by which a number of persons would 'have beep thrown Out of employ; to say nothing of the lives that might have Allen a sacrifice. The proprietors have offered a reward of 5001. for ,the discovery of the vile per petrators ; and we sincerely wish condign punish ment may speedily overtake them. Thursday inning .or early yesterday morning the house of Mr. U. Newlpeve, of, Beckham, was broke open and robbed of. a quantity of plate and linen', cud other valuables, with which the villains escaped undetected. HEALTH AND HAPPINE4S: The Lord Gambier, Le Gross, master, of and from [ Jersey, arrived at Plymouth on Friday last. On Tuesday, when off the Race of Portland, in a storm, a very fine jackdaw pitched in her rigging, and was immediately caught. It has on its neck a small piece of brass plate, on which is engraved R. A. Necoman, Portland, 1813. • The inhabitants of Newgate-street, London, and its xicinity, having been lately math distressed by want-of water, a perion was employed to open ,the pipe, when, to his great 'serprise, he discovered that a salmon, two feet eleven inches in length, and of proportionate circumference . , was found therein, and which, being perfectly fresh, the operator be' Heves would have been alive, but for a blow which he accidentally gave it in opening the pipe. It is evident it-must have very considerably increased in size during its confinement, as there is no possible ingress to the pipe but through a valve at' London bridge, of seven inthee,ii diameter; which has a . bar across the centre. An inhabitant offered the man a guinea for the fish; as a curiOsity, which he refused, observing, that It had cost the coMpfry up wards of 50, from thernumetoits . obstrietronsit had occasioned in its progress: . • • .' • DIED.. • : On Wednesdny, at Pitney, in het:77lo4Sr, 1114, P. . , , , On Monday last, in Grafton-strut, .1191174111144, 2 41 t rin Mithael mii litiraneslec kzq: Nolr.P atto44lZiabl6AtaliftiAr,MtiftM46 4AWMarivrl,..-t-ft On Wediiiday last,at herinsithifsheirreile4ittrisviertare Who Wth ter coarsilia. f.-. 41. wife Alt Ike. art,.. Edward Rottion, orßicktaanswoith • . . Th LOCK AN I) SURGICAL HNS aft Y. If Royal flightless *hi .Dalte of Yerk, l'resideut, and the fulloWing Committee of Governors ; Earl of _Leitrim. • . . . Colonel W. J.Jones, M.. P. Earl of Egrtaitoot J 1 • tnuche., E.g. M. P. .. .1 R . i 4. Ty-Janes Colonel 11. Clements, M. P. Rt. Ilion. ROL Sheridan, j t Captaia James a;. lion. C01..1. Barry, Surgeon, • Kiernan, Member of the Royal College, London. - THE Patronage this lestitution hasreceived, for the exclusive treatment and Carepf both. Sexes, afflicted with Venereal Cm:violate, and 11.eir dreadful consequences, as strictures, debility. ulcerations, &c. co: Mulcted !spier • the mn. aagement of a Gentlentatt fitt fit* professional abilities, will atisfy/ the Pgilic,of the,bi l sb KlERNANleplitic and that by it the inccinventeaces of Palk Charitiesate &reed ted; whil the y•aing and unwary me protected t.gnirst the fatal delusions held oat by ativertislog pretenders in this branch of practice. Since it, estnblishment Sp It 4 oo, 5050 patients, of both Sears, have heesteurnd, withittstennlitiemenr btiory to the ctrktation, and wit ha deliatcrwad .secrecy hitherto unknown; many Of those base Inhourel,undcy the woe complicoted forms of $e disease from tea to twenty years. The fist symptomi yield le,. Air. k ;Priv, tie reetteiria to is few days; mut where &spay:where of O.:pithy ,compea.on, ton early application consort Plat}eVlittrcre:4ll the deNer that may ensue. • The gurgeoti misy tm•eortrsiteit by •either Sex, with the grimlettl rerrech td . lQi -prJlruta hou-o, No. -21, Lower Chor kalle-virecl, Redtard l igne- - nine twelve; )he ~fGal sir , let' WHEN. ,the.spatiL of life begins to grow dim, •Gberirrokttiotilanytti.i, nod al/ the facultie4 . impairefl, Dr. VEIIIE,L'S R.1;49 fOitA FIVE BALS AM givta a Ship t‘s the ehnetitoliON ttlArlisties the e %hooted ees , rl., inviciratrt the inasestiarssstem. exhilarates the staiatal spirits, mid re-ani macs the whole Mail. lit Ali crams of debility nod rritxstion, Hied ht.the various and complicated . afections of the Nervous System. the tonic effects of this seblitar remedy sae i yeedi:y Wattift•!ifigi and iolltoce diseressirac sysaptrass, *bah p . .esed married people froth haring fintilies,•nr which. deter halivi dials from morryitte. this Shlsola arrived, mid notutowleded ta-be.the ottl, certain retried', .. See ".Dr. Vecters MlifientAtilinivitioas to Martial People'." pad his " Rims to the IterTotaltild .1i butts-Seta" price 514. Oct. wy 0r, • ,4 7 - ' 7 7 — " -711 4 7 grove, yet notisiog £944 be Rceira %as the we* In Which agether, al vsi. erateotd in the respecting. the felitic'eafitt. how the geuerakidesilso , re the case is nstt.klittie dif:' of great sacrifices Us be Wasik at. Awl at what limo kali [ilk of these new sow? ; • • = -------- "f -- ''., 747 - W` —IT !rye') •-", .."- ' 1 ;4 to decide on t 6 peace and'.**r, and,t maans.best lions, & c. ' iap it li calculated t o p romo t e the p u bli c felicity: l . . The voice ; . 4 = 102 # 1 ,07: 1 ,e= 1 : 4 7r. . of the peopl e our ances t ors ' wide wogs voice - from : We hare beard'llliirsed 4 ilii4, •ibo ;getting of the l • I I heaven, Vox papulj vox Dei,tet tilvkligof be • betirdi4 . .Judges was occasioned b, the impracticable Bill for 1 as for the v o ice of corruption or profound diVitilid I.the UAW( of P4togs p iit tlieobstacies to its ese- I ; • i lotion, let us ha v e not hi ng 10 de istittl its Olt' may eutiou were 'sea (0 . .1W) laid, before them, to see ill it, I .:i proceed for any thing I ktrow from the talker tit alt. 'Share ,was any . poisible,measts of carrying it into exe•• I t le. f• falsehood. and deceit. • •••- . . n 4sitirliyasouabla, iimo, This ;Bill Was ' .li remain, &c. • .. eon )1 lawyers, whickarcounts perins,l ; • • .• Ruckin g ttarashin t , Nig. 9. T I 910T111 TILIWENA9I, s Jar iligght j 3 .itgsislctolests,, It, hss been trsdif.! . , osmsuumw, nr ...,, mirr . -• 7 . :1 . .hi1l Captain SonowAcnca. a Danish 01Seer :hes! mid s ' . tar ti49jpvivtt into' dutiseice to (*kelt& I cent ly invented. some Insets, wiskifs,..it..i;' , lnstilift. , 9 - gO,9Y Agp f ,llll!k:Orif ...y are, . •;,. ceorly as destluctive as the Congreleowetitets.• -HO •• • ~_squi t t k rit --:- tog footowqa of four miles bit• i ng twit employed- with some effect. it *lust oily sielTs- +ma 1).....J.,40 ;4 1104,1444-kioAlock. fey 40 1 .: plug, .Admira4.ltoris is-said to Wt.• thr,tenedihti yik, wet to,. OW, .1 1 1A,510 . not ok eon .in the pre.. if the use of them were persisted iii o , fii . Wthilit're.; -.,..., ol.a grgAcrowqrseittf.miectstgrs e . .on.thn Men.. ravaging all the • 1./ainfalicoisatiy IP . a•panish Otester,Nrsit ibouicr.,,miLes, from ; Higwera, taliate by maje l ay ,b ag i i,, c o -inf l uen ce f or b14 1 1.;; ~.., .... , ...: ~. 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If —. :.. 410 ' Ted 1 : 11 ,:ra i fir 'sat . oar wbeil e s "s e vied woo lb irb e ag esam . l sg rea 1 7' d jitfir 7 747 l 7lN: 4 ;*: l l l C4nD,arh eseList:::.e.:lll::Fe.yeepro ji-nikl:.,,etitn:csitnificnhugets". ; :: , 1 11 e lpen "Alps luoyci Spilling frital'irc orn d ifg,-Ortapor4, *landlord, liaslug,:iep, and pe. °11111 " 6 . -- i w, , efeauninll,4l, uhrletel, il 1 41 110 . • &lupine') . /it 4 p rate. The - Prnseratiteisseatt silt* him , p ii ii &m e i n .a.A l i t i n ' ~ . , am(nation, '0 testis„. 80 • Ipoi C Ine'V hiv him ke ale a nire arter bb .he ma kad ney be in esi bi Ule s erspApty."l"tiegllll-..imeeria i t i u , ;p h ,./ R co l° ; , •7 . l7 h th e7ll: sitnt 'lre l " e l t d . t i l i, hn i 'r ti Kfr e ' l a :l ri fi t : . : l : l ': slnfi:ll:ll / 14 Litell- e-Ure'et, L ver . ted ta t(P : , : e x ce hi di b t i d ae t . ami g i f ili" rimovertme:r : l 7 l : 4o.llei : l T t ebe s l o t li ner is be lie4.ll .ene itik the : l 7: l l 96l , lAes ir s Pielle e 'll•t nif itefted hao i n . a d w rled h ‘ Ao r e r h v r i e t t e bade a r r i Pb o e : . e he r° °: es w.i wft s : i ssilw iefr i : h .tots i lquilThe mene r rd7blisfyoren..:eingWbiao:ll44ll:tte:tatrhotteode.: .....e4sPlßlTlirti,v4l:camagillientilLeieSt::inhinlerSiluhrmg:h/alLn:lalt,F4:llrny4nion:4goakP:,e):::Carvin:isArtliffer:ll4,o Latkoridgmei,;,:lor....rarCi.::eirn.izt ,Itg wren i e • aerator, made lun I:3llaNablit of the as a lnalleY distant d r aY. Thisotas...treet, and the Saito Brawl:neat Moini,:g.-c uathes r. to w c il d Bri a dw itt a:e 4 r :ema Ta r e: niv , e tt a r s . y, with a Gaar t aimit,h, i 314 140 ". .. , , ~,. • Prosecutor, he applied to Harris the odleer. and bad Clark the , i;;;I•dre,,:.01 1 11, • LE IfS New L ig h t Coach 4. Ord The R L I. Prisoner taken into eustody. Two other seamen also appeared, n ut - -.1:,,. Morn in g 'r a ' t ha1f.0 , 1 4. ' seyef ; ~, c i s.k " , r- e 7 t i r t rl.s am, F sz ~ . I ' whq had been defrauded firthe same manner by Hooke, one-ont of 361 . and t h e n her out of MI.; and Clark refusing to givessny -*) ; I 1 , . ..- lotte-street, PeortirdiqUere, twin idue to t welve in the morn- ine,lind NM bat ,l s'illee st night ; to whom letter, and other emesstrnirotintu: from soda and country, may be addressed, uud 4t.supiottullysinsisessul. Jot . 1 1 1t4CtICA opsimitAwrinss on the obore,pisgii- -6 1 -3.• price fa; Hy h itiv.ensh, and MK ST,erwad ;4eely,. mid J 041( street. 80,44. Pswitimaingwaili*ttnaibr, 14;"1"41 MARRI V;E triqueseionably, the On . t.:iir;;ors. ditty of our lives, the basi• of all our earthly Isappineio, and t.!•• ,user at heal a .. Vilify ; 'hut many are deterred from us •rs yvnA $s infirtno,,s which they are' totwilliur to discloses in ail such c a . a lir, VgN EL'S ItliST(Htill V 's EH VOUS DALS.A . 4 wife, vermin!, its.d permanent remedy; jet ad eases Frti ~t. lion, debility, languor, too ne-s of spirits, inward vi - astii.s, Dervous.hestd-ach, trembling of the hrity!s; dc. oppre4itto as tee chest, stomach, &r. loin medicine aiTisrds certain tied as. osr i inedlate relief; ju oho-e nff•etiona shish lu a ffeate 4, 404 . 4 . or Visit of healthy action in the most noble °restos of the hum in frame, it is also a sovereign remedy t wuen the foregiting ssmptoms have eisutitmed fur, some time, a waste of sub stance or decrease of volume succeeds, attendea with e h fections of the eyes and ears, impaired turalltry, inusealav debility,: indigestion, cmaciscion, and all 'the - symptoms of irstpid decay, terminating in the• most deplorable, hurni tia.l distre4ing diseases, itteitleat *to eatinkiaii# in such cases, wire all other remedies have failed, Dr. Veners flaisioa 14 a sovereian and infallible remedy ; it is, iii fart, tfee onl. tar .dirioe• Which can be relied on,..fur its nrliou on those organs it specific and invariable, safe stud statuary ; It fortifies witaous stionaltstiag, and 'animates without inflaming 4 it procates the reprodUction of the wasted sults:tame. and invigorates tee vas cular system, so as to secure a due elaborationarid r teatime,. deed it imurishes, stresigthets, and replenishes the entire hotly ; exhilarates the spit its, and tranquillizes the mind In such a may- Der that it truly deserves the title of " Plibuitim ; nr Ftiod of Life and Health," a title conferred on it by a polo% n"hirmrto, eminent for his talents and literary acquirements, in a Uller of tlianks addressed is the Proprietor, in which he states his firm and Unequivotal belief, that if it were not for the beneficial ef fects of this medicine, he would nut be now sit the land of the living. yffsprinA of feeble, diseased, nod . enervated parent:, in- Iterit a constitutional disposition to the &erring maladies ; a ItesV residence tri but and unhealthy climates %ill prialuce simi .lar-elfectssi., luxury, dissipation, habitual' excess, unrestrained licentionsoesii, and unbridled sensuality le:4 to cate,cierence# erplally deplorable ; and it is, with reluctance, that 1 um com p;j:by D.regard to troth and the teal kit-rests of lium - mits, AILL_Isa/. tbe ism frequent cautu of t his Aiihreppy *sot pi..i.t.dc touakis, that ieprOiensible 'hatifr,'(hat amine slimes Irtelefaittelliety„ 4Akh l have !reales, out at lar4e in my "• Hints to the Debilitated," and which is so destnutive to health; that if its prevalence - is mitered to cantilruC and et tei.d. tt bids Stir iti'predisce degeneracy, if not annihiliatiou of the hu- Matt race. ' • . -. 0 aihil este pates, scrim est, milli erede, sccl ingest' ' ass Qatintuer vie ammo eoneipis ip.e tun." .'"''" Yields - Usk Its Mottling.: it 4 a crime believe t " Aerizet.E. l great. yOsiseareely can rorweive." Whatever 'the origintil muse of tics: disorders mac hare been, howereelthetoriite, or by whnteter symptoms the'. mar he manifested; the 'Object of Use most earnest sogritude oithane unhappy silferecilis to obtain relief and he..drat gratification of my iife,ls to admit ister 11w halm of vonsokoise to this Wretched ebtss of the comment' I ems, ronseteminosly and with confidence, assure every individual of tither sex, who isnervons, relaxed, debilitated, or .ititject to any of the do.. eases nrsymptolits that 1 have des..ribe.i, that Inv Intlasin 6as perfectly safe, as it is invariably effltr.r . i.ats; with all its other advalTsges, this medicine combines that of a secret remedy; fibfor It is farm bitty solid, sealed up. wilt; full nail plain direc thor; fat use, and - May be admin6tered for ROV IP net f time, strifethat the knowledge of any individual, esoept those who take it. • . Dr. Restorative Ven t 's Nervous Balsam is prepare.l and enbat IPmpriettir, at his house, 10. Alfred-place, Bedford-anuare, London, where he may he cons'..-ed. per. otiosity, or by letter, post paid, and intlosing ttie euttomaiy fee. Ws akin said, by the Proprietor's tapecial appointmentsbv Mr. .t tsconoso,Qxford..treci, opposite tiondostreet g Mr. Richard s, rozgisc 199; Stilend.nenr St. Clement's Church; Mrs. Alien, A %ford oreet, opposite the PaotlieOn ; Mr. Bolton. front iff vise Itoyolliaelningel for. Cllrisp, efieltsponotrevi, cooler of Spring (iarden ; Meows. Parswe s .StioksellenS 1 146 s F lrct. street MIN Wurd.S2l, Holboro, !scar Muld:esirow ; Mr. W..t fiwatiltaMponattreet, Covent•gurden t atUt by in" " •sPeeledge.tireilictne Vender's in every poet of the , price Wt. Sit.,per liachet, or the quantity Of full , Packet. w°l"' . - ittA PkWION4 Printed And etablirliNt by D. Loivili!, at wff :,64.tviirciii Si, thoitteibi *woggle' , s ~..-• ",,,~:.