The Statesman. — London, England, 1810-07-18 00:00:00

No 1570. ANNUITIES RE3RE3SAIII,E Al as.— THE, GRANTOR. frIEN Years Per 4 he will be given 'for Annu. L Ries secured on Fr-whold or long Leasehold Property, Uwe" , In t'..e funds, Advowsoin, Stc. &r. or an good per usiti Security. Applicaotsure iin ne,li ttrly informed what can he erected whist wir respective Securities; Th.• delay add vetatosos diaappintosents so frequently complasaed I la all times (anointed. Securigiesof every description rtes with the greatest pmeartualits nod dispatch l'erson J Applieatioso, or Letters addressed to Mr. Cole, 15, Old Morlinotortreet, will inert with every Atiention. HAWLS* LADIES or GrNTI,ENI EN having curious INDIA SHAMA, or GoLi) nod SILV It AUS LI NS to dispose of, may receive the foll Value in Cash; on immediate application, at KAI I:11 AA N and EVER LNG TON'S SHAWL M nod LIN LN WA R 11() USE, Flirt-streel. corner of New Bride-street, where the greatest variety is constantly to Sale. W. and E. beg to apprise their Friends, that 1u °insentience of the recent reduction In the Price of Linens, they are now easabkvl to oft+ the most complete Assortment of IRISH LINENS, ThISLE LINISN, SHRLTINGS, st , ld LY.LI NLN ar every Description, of the first Fabric, upon doe smut advantageous term. KIDUCXTION. •. AT MR. BELL'S ,- 1141,RfilliRD ciksir ' YOUNG GENTLEMEN aru boarded and ni 18 guineas per Annum, if under 10 years. o r age, and 20 guineas tram 10 to 11.. The proposed series of lostruction comprises toe English, Latin, and Greek Lan guages, Writing, Arithmetic, Merchants' .Accouuts, and the useful branches of the Mathematics. Every necessary information may ht. obtained front Mr. o.,wsou, 69, IVelbeck-street ; Mr. Arrowsmith, Geogra pher. 10, Soho:square ; Mr. Kipling, 5, Cite-r o ad; Mr. ltuner, (3, White-street. Borough ; Mr. Kipling 153, U pper Thames.street ; Mr. Alderson, 313, Borough. 'High street ; Mr. Bags, Commercial Terrace, Linie-liouse ; and Alr. Delver, Lucas-street, Itotherhithe• Mr. Bell is now in Town, and attends daily from 11 till 1, at the Steel.rard Coffee-house' Upper Thames-street. If required, a reference will be given to the parents of boys ethicated :t the above School. TO THE PUBLIC. TILE litiCX4lllplcti Patrott,ige which we experi enced at (hi; period of the Jost year, (when we had the honour of Istying beldre the Public the Chancellor of the I•:%rhequer's Plan for the prevention of in:gleaner) Las in duced U. to contract for the precut Lottery; and we coati. sleuth hope, that the Sclerlie uow submitted fns the•public approh.noon, will entitle it. tow continuati 111 l of the Patrossage aa.l Support we then received. We have tho satisfaction to P having taken this tottery at a t !waiter rate than t.,0 at w hicit the last Lottery was, purchased, we are en sened to briag out the Tickets stud S'iari•A sit much Ir.:: Prat:. RICHARI)SON, COODLUCK, aod Cu. SSVIFT aod Co. STATE 1.0 ITER Y, To be Drawn the Altii of October. 1810. NEW Sell ENIE• 5 ...........‘10,00)....are ... :at 100.000 5 • •" SAW ••••• •• • • 10400 5 1411X1• •• • bit •• • ir , 34)0 . 10 5OO. • • •'• ' -• 5,000 50 511 • . ka. • • .. ~..v, 5140 + lOO. 25 ‘1 •• • . 7 brg ,OUO l5 _ . - • • v-2.1 •.• • , •-..... t ....... .: 4,001 Numbers. . ISM/,000 • FIVE TICICP.TS 4 bF EACH NUMBER. The Niuobert of rbe Tickets iu this Lottery are reduced to 4.000; and as the Scheme coutsart an toklitiobal Capital of t20,0i,t, it must be Obvious 4111,4.j"Yfateee at gaming a £21,01J Prise is inoreased One. Fifth; and thotte Who wis'a So adventure for larger suitis'have now i ttif opportunity of rtining Forty. Sixty, Eighty, or even Ohe Hatiebed Thou !and Poundal by-purchasing. toro • ut more Tickets of sue Numhet. Tickets and Shares are on Sale at all th;OlNeest. MILUIA.• OLD ESTABLISHED - INSURANCF. OFFICES, T. Indemnify Perseus who may be Denim from serving in . • . the IMESSItS..R. JON Eti and Co. beg leave tti . inform their %inscribers and the Public iu geptrtil, dliat the NIILITIA BALLOTS have cuirtineileed for West miemerand Middlesex uu the 1001 of .101 y, and will cum nieure for Sorry amt Kent on the 'lash of July,. 'The Books of this Society cau be kept ..open volY is few weeks longer : :in early application is necessary. - • Apply at lt. , Iligh fleas tittle Queen-street. and Charles-,ireet, - Blackfriars-road, really facing Christ l' bttrrh. TERMS. Persons worth Five Hundred Pounds - LI 10 0 Y. eels not worth File numbed l'iniusla 3 0 0 N. IL Waided a 'amber of mea lin the Militia, to . whom • the largest Bounty in Eitglitml MIN Lit AL 'fl4kTil, • IN CNTED and made by Mr. DE; CIL& !CANT. Surgeon and Dentist, and only Practitioner in this new Art, during the last 2,t) 1 ears.—No. 2, Frith-street, Soho-lap:lr Persons desirous of convincin; themselves of the great supe riority of those athair.tbiesubmituirs oser every denomination of Animal Sabstatsees, are referred In Mr. de Chenuint's Trea ti-e on the Sultiert, which contains the approbation of nil the Lest - toed Sox ienes io Europe, with that of the sliest eminent Medical Men in London, amour, whom are the fallow ing : . - t i ll CSICIANS. StIkGEONS. Dr. Bailey. H. Clin, I - sq. Di. Wane, Astley t ouper, Esq. Sir VV. I*.orpihar, Bart. Sir James Earle, Dr. 3eneer, J. HenviAde, Esq. . Dr. Ite3nold4, It. Kr:tie, Eil. Di. Hooper. W. Blnir, Esq. N. U. Mr. de Cheniaut,dccia, si a dut . to Ac.trtf the Public a;4111,1 the Imiiiiiiii mm a :i , 1',i30 man, 0. :Id Ii:I, Ihr Audacity. I . :romance himself Denti)t, and Maker of the Miueinl Paste 'Vet i. Arell ES. OSS and PECKIIAM, of • Bedford-street, 1 1A , Covientigarileo, .(earnee •of Malden-Line) REAL rCII MAN UFACruitEks. respectfullyiufurm'heir rriends and the Politie s that they hose really f w general impection au ExcELtENT ASAORTMENt of Duplex, Detached, Horizontal, and Vertical W Mil ES, in i told,. Silver, and Metal Cault, together nisi an ossortiwent of DILI' WATCHES is great variety, Engine-teased and wi:lt or wittlinat fitild Dials, &e. sill elf which are is nr vmlled 10 he of Wyetior workmanship, and to-perform %s ell. H. Mil P. are unlaced, /*rain particular circtunst twes to supply the public with itch goods tat the usual W/10i.r.- 8 %LE PRICES int" base long been. in the habit of sup- PiYieg 110USE0 with their k rodnctigit,s., but haste trequently seen with • co. rem, that COllli7loll Watches, in showy ornamented ease*, base often been mingled wills them mot disposed of al. Y. IttgliV, to the great ditappointineat and lejtury of the unwary ; and it is a ith a proper couscioninevs in the impropriety and di-lionesis of 31tels practices that IL and P. pledge themselves to Scrim - , by rectitude of con ifavt, the future approbation of th,a,e who lusty fat our them ith ramnraitls. they venture to add she ossurance, that vita) possihie care shall be taken to inifit that confidence %stitch they has iously n u t confidently hope io ettply. - Laery article they sell is made by theauelsts, and miler 111!•ir iitunediate invection; and altlonign their term, n h e &slid considerabls lower (by ad per cent.) than the esual P,riee , i set they s t a k e th e i r cre di t ixat it x h a ll be RP', round In'it their Wat c h es , in :111.S Of Callbt istvi ion, 0.11 uniformity of tot ceatetit shalt not be excelled. 1 2poit these (Nut:lianas, Gentlemen, Ladies, Merchnots, 'l4 ll . l inv, dfc. may he supplied as :shove, either wait singly or i n (windily. fur Money or 1106, the dif- Eleare I:I cnange of good Hills will be given in Cash, and 0:11 watclies taken its exchange. Fir. 7. TWICKENHAM, 1 1 BID LESF.K. Household Furniture. valuable Flotores,, light double 'Car riage on four Wheels, useful Hackney Mare, Milch Crow, Ewes. lamhs, &c. TO l;E SOI.O. 9 B I k.AUCTLOir, BO Mr. Oh *Akita, on - Wei P 714.111 A lafittliak IYai. at • Meted; • , - THE gouine 0 - i Eli 0 FOWIT GRA . plated Artieles; Cbinr; ; Glass; Prints, framed and glazed, among which are 12 by Boiswert, after Reuben'', Ce• lebruted Laudscapes; Pier and Chi:aney (awes • a tine toned Piano, with-the additional Keys; a M ag ic litatera, with Slides; a small !roil Ciie4; excellent Kitchen Runge, Smoke-jack, large dirub'e Copper Boiler, Washing-copper, Melon-frames. Garden-lights; a double Carriage oil four Wheels, with convenience for carrying togs; Harness far a pair of IloNes; a useful Iluckhey Mare, either to ride of draw ; a good Mulch Cow, clew,' Ewes ' a Berkshire Hain, twelve Lambs, with some old Materials, and a great vario‘y of useful Articles; the Property of a Geatleinau v leaviog has residence at Cro-s-deep, Twickenham. To he viewed on Saturday, the 28th, when Cataloguesmay be bad ou the Premises; at the King's Head, Twirkenhani; the Toy, Hampton ,Court ; the Castle, Richmond; Pigemr, Branford; and of Mr. Squibb, Saville-passage, Saville-tow. WILLIAM B. MOUNTAIN, SA nAccrt's 'lean-INN, London.—The best Heroin modation 4ir l'ruvellers, good Beds, choice Liquors, and mo derate charges. The following Post Coaches. Mail Coaches, &c. set out from the Saracen 9 II 'ad Inn, : NV EY MOUT I I, Diirchester, Exeter, Plymouth, Falmouth Dartmouth, and Salisbury, New Post Coach, every Morning at Four del •ck, with a faiard through Monition, Altuilasei, Bridport, litandford, Bashogstoke, and Bagshait. BOSTON. Spalding, Peterborough, Stilton, and Housing don new Itityai Mail Coach. pis out every Eveniog.— Coaches front 110-ton to Spilshy, tasutlt, Grimsby, and 11µ11. I.IV ERPOOL, Warringt 111 l , Kinitsford, Stone, and Lltch. Revd Past Coach, called the Expedition, every Eveviiiig at . Five 0'C10c . .., to the Angel Ind, Dale-street, Liverpool...-. Guarded tI rough out. BATH and BRISTOL Flying Past•Conehes, throegh C.liiopetaham, Caine, anal •Marburough, every Artemisia ; ar rive at Mr. 51 ay's, he Greyhound lan Balk, and the London Tame a, Thismas•street. Bristol, next Yklaraing. Coaches to H ells, Bridgewater, Taunton, Ace. LEEDS new Light Cmith, called the Rockinghana, sets out every hlontiugat Eight &Clock l carries Font insides oily, and goes remarkably easy, with a Guard through.nit., passes thrangisStinalibrd, Newark, 'Raiford, Dowager, and eery bridgertn the Guide* Lion, Leeds. next Day at Now. N t*. witlmtanding the uncinarman Expedition uf this coach, it its allowed to be the 411099 agreeable and complete Public Con veyanee on the North Road, being unequalled io Accominoda daubs any other. KI:XDAI.; Lancaster, Preston, Kirby..lforadale, Bolton, Charley, Ornmskirk, aad Giustang Post Coaches, every After noon, at Five o'clock.—Guarded. • GLASGOW, Longtown. (kepis-Green, Annan. Dumfries. Brownhill, Thornhill, Saisquhar-Kiln, Cnnmarek, and nil Parts of Scotland, Camperdown Couch, Daily. • YORK, New cast le, and Edinburgh new t:mach, performed with a Gun' throughout, sets out emery Morning at Half past Six tit. lock, by Way of Newark, I letforil, Taalratiter, Darlington. Northallerton, Deer:tot, blorpeth, anal Berwick. Passengers finding thetas, Ives fatigued from the length of the journey, may ism a tat time they please. and theta proceed on without any additional Fare. J. CLARK, the Black Swan, Coney-street, York, netts ('iesches to Sunderland, Hull, Star boruugl4, Whitby, mat other Places. • lilt I DGENOR.TII and Walsal new Post Coach, every' Evening. . CARLISLE, Pencil)), and Whisehaven Post Coach, goes ,, a ill) Four nurses and a Guard all the Way. Passes through., Brungh, Appleby, Griatahrialgt:, Itichinood, Catterick. .l.s. roughbridge, Wilbert)), Atmertonl, Doncaster, and Grant. Fain (the nearest Way by Eighteen Miles). Sets out every %locoing, and performs tlitiourney with the greatest facility: ' Passengers detained on the Road by Business. or Pletoure, have the peculiar Advantage of their Seats being secured in the next Coach. • ECLIPSE, a new Flying Past Camel., to York, Sunder land, Newcastle, and Edinourgh, carries Four 'amities wily, every Evening , at Four ti Clock, by Way of Doncaster, Grantham, a n d Stamford. ► SUN D Elt EA D, Stocktnn, and Yana new Coach, every Morning, to the George lon, :underlitard: M ANcfl Lwf ER, Wimslow. Coegleton, Newcastle, Wel: all, and Wolverhampton Post Coach, every Afternoon.... Guarded. • • SHREWSBURY, Wellington, and Shiffnall Pal_ Coach, the Royal Charlotte, every Evening at • Five tiClack. 7 .• Guarded. ' SIIEFFIELI) and Rotherham Post Coach, called the Rockingham, every Morning. , SOUTH A M PT(IN, Wiswhester, Alresford, and Alton "Coach, every Evening. • •131 It N Mercury Post Coach, with a Guard, sets out every Afternoon's' and teaches Birnsiagliant next Day at Noon. Passes by Oxford, Kosteu. nod shipstone to the rSaracen's Head, Bull-street, Birmingham. HULL, Northeast', Ilan den, Thorn, and Doncaster Post Coach. every Morning at Seven o'clock, to the Bull and Sun Mytem-gate, *HUM HEItTFORD, Ware, Huddesdeu, hind Cheshuut Coach, every Morning. BEACONSFIELD, Usbiiilge, Denham, and Redhill, new Post 'Coach, every Afternoon. TOTTEN HAS! and Edmonton Coach, Daily, at Half past Tea, half-past Two, Half-past Four, and Half-past Seven. To I/ISS, Beceles, Bungay, Bury, and all parts of Suffolk, every Motaday. kIAILLBOROUGII, Newbury, and Reading, every Tues. day. WORCESTER, Kidderminster, Hereford, Carmarthen, Brecknock, a:id all Parts of South Wales, Penhore, anal Wycombe ' every Saturday. C It I.: NC EST E It, Abingdon, and Henley, Three Times a Week. SO UTHA M P EON. Winchester, Ramsey, Lyndhurst. Ly mingion, Christchurch, Itingwitod, Fordimcbridge, Wim kborit, Poole, Isle of Wight, Jersey,. and Guernsey Wag gons, Daily. EXETER, Plymouth, and Falmouth Fly Waggons, Daily, carrying Goods and Passengers, as usual, to all Parts of the West of England. SUNIHU It Y, Hampton, and Tivielteaham; Twice a Week. UXBRIDGE, aver, Acton, 'Snowball, Hayes, and Hil lingdon Cart, Twice a Week. 7 • WILLIAM- Ith. VAUNT/11N Rod Ca, respectfully acquaint their Frieselsand the Public, that they will not be Reel/lull - for any Parcels or Luggage, '&c. of more than Five Panids Value. if lost or damaged, unless entered as such, sod paid for accordingly, at the Sarocatt's Ilead Lao, Suo ws 11111, London. - , r "IF - 77^ r•••-ae,•., ~~-,~ - This Day was published''Pricr tkl. hound, a tiesr . r.di- Isein4 the eleventh, considerably enlarged, corie/ied, and snarl unproved, or GItANIMAR OF TUE-FRENCH .LAN rm. GUA GE, with stractical Exercises. By N. WANDS'FROCR I', LL.D. Printed for J. Walker Scatcherd and Leiternsant 1,„,, ; Thomas Boon; Longman, flaist, Rees, Orme, and Brown; John Richardson; had Jos. Johnson and Co. Where may he had, hy the same Aatnor. 1. A GRAMMAR OF THE 1.4T1N LANOITAGE, •svith practical Extreises. Second Mishits. Prime Is. nil; Y. A CLASSIt Al. VOCAEULARY, lb French and English. Sixth Edition. Price 2.. 6d. • . y . itscum4 clit)lsl OR TRA In STOR IQ!? ES ET 'DE COS PEN 111()RA11%., avec la Siga;ficatiors dos Mots eh Aheois an km 40 -41•41 k Page. -*all Edition. Price '4. PVI'ITE ENClitWititikitit J EON E 4 GE)18 116.1)ibnitisin-cles..lo***l*lcaces. Third Edition. Prise • 5.• LI VILE IN nu Ssllabaire Fnutfois. . c Orir le;;61. 1010114. Agnew or Tile LATE' SESSION OF ' PARLIAMENT: —..sellaum. [Cosliaised from our Paper of yesterdagl . ' The foregoing observations were suggested by the indignation which every liberat mind, not in. . &tied with that disease which is unfortunately but toe prevalent—an indifference to the welfare of our country, until the evil is brought home to our own door, must feel, when he sees, at such a . • juncture as the present, the Representatives of the I ! °illy groat, because the only free people in Europe, endeavouring by their meriures to bring that peo. .pie io the level, to which the ernes of as Usurper have . unlisted all the other maions, If deiputism is to ho t - the form of clateroiatint under which we are' to'breathe Oar lag, - it thatters . little: by what means the blow is iillilcted34tr rather, there would be something merecbnitolatory to the honourable pride of Mae, in the idea of having fallen beneath the sword of BuNAIiA . ItTE, than in sinking by the little machinations of a pair of financieriag politi.. clans, at the herd of , an army of tas.gatherers. We know that arittagOpreterreddgtructioss from the kaolin arms, to endin g he; days by the lingering, pining atrophy, which nuts( have been the inevitable consequence of tit,- financial system, the insperiurn Aculc, as the Historian justly terms it, the Go vernment of taxes, which a pealing Ministry and a corrupt legislature were about to establish. . While the Walchcren expedition was in progress• through' ite !reuse, a variety of other business occurred; snore in the ordinary course, and some introduced incidentilly. To none of these trans. actions have we adverted, until we arrived at the ' conclusion of what might be called the.gronnd. work of the piece,lest we might occasion what surgeons call " a solution of continuity'' in the principal subject. Wst shall now advert to them in regular succession, at least according as they ap. pear to us relevant to the point of view, under which we have proposed to consider the Legisla. tive labours of our representatives in the Perlis. meta Of the United EmPire. ... . ;It is curious enough, but not the less tree, that here is scarcely . one of those subordinate efforts of the . lleusi l etcommons, that is net more .or 'less symptomatiC of the disease, under which • it tabour's, more or lasso confession tttirt 6 ' some lihisig. ii• roigen in the State of„Dennsark,". by which be are to understand, not, the CONSTITU• vpri, in the comities meaningOf the word, but' the Constitution of the lower branch of the lie. gislature, the lowest, rather in order, without any reference, however, to inferiority of. pull. deal rank, it being, in fact, the efficient polcer • in the complicated machine of our Government. Motions of Varietal kinds, yet all exlsressive of 7 the same cause, a radical corruption in the State, were made, and by blemberi of the House, who, either from profession. or situation in life, were, likely to have their opinion.grounded upon know.' ledge. All these directly, or Indirectly, .met the strenuous opposition of the Minister, whose evi dent purpose it is to suppress inquiry of every kind, III) matter how trivial the subject, and to wrap . up all the proceedings of the Government in the mysterious and repelling gloom which always . accompanies the passion for power, cui a:lore longinqua . reverentia. Here, some people, of purr , : candeluc and simplicity i thati good. sense, are apt to ash, " 6 Why, if the Premier he t creak of .s. 'majority upon any question that arises, shriek( .he be so epprehenitivel ,roP• iorestigationrjp - , this plain reagen t that a mere majority ie liar. • 4 6 - ) PRICE 84n ••••• liament is not sullicient to support him in office, and that, if he cannot obtain the expressuppro. hation, he must have'at least, what he Is willing I to mistake for it, the silent acTiiescence of the , i.eople. This is most certain. The of the people, or, in the courtier.like cant of some of the Opposition, the clamour of the people, rbot :vehemently excited, is as yet sufficit..nt, we (inset say to awe their Representatives," but to terrify the Minister, and to render his otfice untenable.—• Now, inquiry once iustituted,,nu matter how it termlnates as to the votes in the House of Commons, brings before the eyes of the people seek a traits of facts, and elicits so attach light, that,' in the language of the first of our Poets, it makes " darkness visible," add in the end, if persever, ediu, ,would driest tiny man (rain the itch., who should sysreniatically ustretorrnption as the intim. sts'e s tst el t:l-ofee - trriient. - Weeee net apt' to Mottle': in any Utopias scheme of Adminimeation, and in', the presvUt 'state of the world, Ave' itlit *Wetly 'eNIVOCt that the duties of office will disebarget with immaculate parity. "To be . a . Minister,"' said the amiable and virtuous Sea aso ROOGW, while be wail refusing the situation, " it is, I fear, ab.' solutely necessary to do many hard things, and some unjust ones ;" but, allowing the intik of this' observation, and it admit% but of few exceptions, it • there to be no medium kept ? Untii of late, ac. Cording to the remark of a spirited writer; car. reption was considered but as a foreign auxiliary, entionly called in upon extraordinary oceaslons. The Unfeigned piety, the Sanctified religion of 'the present Minister, have taught him to new model the civil forces of the State. Corruption glitters in thew' van, collects and maintains a standing army of mei: conaries, and at the same moment itnpoverishes and' ' enslaves the country. Such a system cannot hear investigation ; it is a foe to freedom of discussion j+_ it is a mortal enemy Wits most formidable the PRESS. Let not any one accuse the Minister of this day, or of any other day, of inconsistency in this respect. As Mr. PONSONIST lately observed in the House of Commons, " no man loves that I by which he k controuled,".and, if this be true,. levers with regard to Kings, it is infinitely in* so' with respect to their servants. The more "simple the construction of any frame of Government is,. the more easilyis it administered. Of all Guestrii. mitts, then, upon this principle, that . whirk required the least talents to direct; is Despotism; and the 1 1 nearer ally political institution approximates to that . I state, the more pleasant will be the task of Mi.' 'sisters. 4 ' The Prince who succeeds to arbitrary power," says the Prefidentale AlogrEsevtio." at first astonished and contused at the suultipliellyof the cares by which it is apparently surfeit:Wed; but the Minister soon skews hits the facility °Oho business, by discharging him of the whole burden, of which he hears no more—the people never asur....* mur...they are therefore content; and this in. Terence secures the Vizier in office." As a proof that it is upon this tenure he held. his place, we r nave only to turn W .Kstoticess history of the • Turkish Empire, where we will find that papillae clamour among the subjects of the Ottoman Go. vernment seldom fails of being quieted by the very judicious expedient of flinging the head of the prime Minister from one of the windows of the Seraglio. Now if the Premier hat been able to prevenethis clamour ) by gagging the mouths of the people, is itoot clear Mut he would have escaped this very unpleasant catastrophe, and avoided the necessity of resignation 1' . • lint to retorts to what, for the prelient, porch*. mediately conceri* ns. 'Wiled' id ioltsider hossi much the managenieoEoT affairs, would be fad. Mated by the suppression.af ifta freedpos . of the Press, cast we be surprised at the anxiety of tilts • Minister to accomplish that most desirableoldecte.* It is then that it might be said : with truth that o the People had nothing to do with the Jaws, but to . obey them. There *mild be no murmuring, or„ ..s: if there were any, utter means than those em. ployed by the barbarous Government of 001'044; i • . , would l$ resorted to for its suppression.. 'ha . . . standing order fur the exclusion of stringe . edniigh( then be enforced, without its being considered as an outrage upon public fesl49l; indeed, it ought s in that case, to be considered as a natural conse. quest ce of -tho supposed order :- U, 7 thipsa; f,44, 4 3f those who heard the. debates of their Represen. tatives bad no righs , o,.ctriinseut upon then, soil if the People hadoestshiat to do with lawi hitt to obey theso,,tothAll ; ore should they with to preterit at itaitdelihertations theLeial7. turc,.saVi that Of.:lutleWng an idle . Thus, than, •tbe , buslfitai of Parllarnent would4u carried oa f without rectivirg the slightest I>t► s ..~-..~. t m^ .0 I . 7 1~ , J . ~. :3)/ . .1 -.ry ~•~a - •• - 7-•‘-,-.7... t . F4 77-- - ' i". • ... -4, -.. ..,- : i-q,..- •-•-r", .. •-, • .t . ' - IT - F . 4 ;0 q • - , \I '', ' • . • . Nr -44 ; tec iit, 0 .1, L 4.4...-• % . ...... ,•• ~.., . ...... . ... . . • q •-•**-A. , \ c ..s. 4 •' dk • . , ',s•;:- --• „1 I . . I fki ; it .; - -'a , I i • ) ? • i - ' ;' . i...-, ', 4 • V" \ .. - 1'• • _ `.. sts\ - *%:".:11. 4 , ', A' .., _ _ ___ ._ ... ._. • •__ _ _. __......_., -..........- .•. . • N, c -or r -4,45. . .. LONDON IPEDNP Sall' ' JULY 18", 18f3. - ' 5,„„ ,. V - ... , 9 - . 41. ---* c .-- "sji___—rir ........li e _.........___________ __ IBLE AT THE WILL OF i ` l. sALks By Aniftiom • , T his Day was publisheci• - litis“ dd. hasid, a sevi_Edi.) liar . / 4. 31 I -- - ' - * •-.1,-. - , N ... , -..11....../ : 7 N,7 W 4 - . * .': .. • . . LON ' )ON, •W .EOll l _ . • • . . . .. . . ... . WILL OF ' '. B.4Lgs ar ,iuc,14614 - ;- , : i , --.... for Aonu. ..,, --• PALL-MALL. Id Property, Valuable Liheary of Books, large Maps and Charts, a very a 4"44 pees- valuable and c plebe Set of llogertles Works, being tine formed what of the very few ill this Country . , ; oh.. delav 'TO BE SOLD B 1 AUCTION, iiplai.ied of , By Mr. ROBINS, On the Premises, No. 107, P.ill-Mall. on. 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