The Statesman. — London, England, 1813-02-18 00:00:00

g' changes , fisted the same distsesses ; hut the Committee had T,7;,7 1 7, bi,.. 6 . 1,_ carried on a very extensive correspnndebee with the I Bai r • • :- thief manufacturing towns throughout the kingdoM, e'en coat..Ri fri ", and the result of that correspotidenoe proved that i n,,_4 4 1 1 .t ,?!....1 1 831 there did still prevail very general and . severe dis • s r„."„ ?,;;;;:',gu ltili t tress. Ile was happy to add, that a prejudice, which Peng. 4 no. lfraiKe certainly existed against this -association, at its first .w.' formation, was now quickly removing, viz. that It bad some ceanexion with political-ceases. That im. _ pretties kept many from affording their .assistance: . 111 ` but there seems now to be a gene ral belief, that the i r.. - - LONI)ON: . .- ... _ . ' , object was, and is, solely to relieve thesdistresees of i .1 -Intotses v, reeetuoT *lB, 181 8 . . • - ',•••••• • our m anufactures. Among those who were thee pre..l ..... .. . judiced was a gentleman now sitting beside him (Mr. i Notitylvanit Papers to the 17th,ult. have cornets Whitbread), and whose miscoeteptions he was happy band; vie have also 'from 'Nell York - 2 1 31e** pepei, in haring removed, as. he expected from his onion- ' tatted the Milkier's:* .dfdiecrife. This contains infer. eel talents stronger arguments and persuasions than =aloft from South •Ainerira, ..Tbe reveiutitinary he could employ, for persevering in the laudable ob. •. . • -- jects of tire institution. His Rnyal Ilighness.then party In this:ale/pity 4 • Mexico, - had bea u strtitristly slaved, thst.the Secretary (Mr. Carter )' ileauld'vead retuforced by ts.. bady•ff..teoops under Gol. Mmete. , the Report, which would •shew what had been done • The-war too - Seas- revived with inereesed vigour .Ire.s. by the Committee. f. • ..- ' finnieh Buensit• . /fiyretittid Monte Video. In Chili The Report being read, a gentleman. 44 the 'wa s s°"'. flee friends of 'Os iselit .Older a ,things had gained .f Phillips, who represented. himself at' a land.vir, ssessio _ 4_. .-.0,...-..- ..ens stations. .mißAtif Lt . , veyor, but who, we were informed, wee, or,- had ,P ° . . i t * •. • '"' • . been, an innkeeper at Brighton, rose to.aatireia the w h o is seem • _oat. his wart's. Ferro .landef pro yeeting. What he said seemed to haro - siery - tittle . tenet) of takingtis trial, is said to be conveying - this celierenoy, end he was called to orde'r more Or the, as-an agent of the Spanish Regency, to give in. twice, and at butt sat dawn • Without coon inganr , %venation of tire state of the Caraceu and the means bripressiownf what he meant to say . 1' , o: _.a 7.,:•%i ayibl e i sipie ,..2.- e elm l igation tithe pi at country. This . lte,lfsmtetecit Wen rose aud. 0 -4.l"thi,l4.;i:i n 4t fer . ese, bed cartaitily entertained •an it ourabk , ....being s * pensioner on the British opinion of the objects of the ass 1 'end bad . stance of i n 's . . abstained therefore from lending it his annitetmore "HT. He is, however , so profound a-poli so far as that could be of any impOftente. His . that we are unable to fathom his ~ deep designs, iteysl Highness, however, had done himithe honour yie may judge of his fetVee,..bY • liii former fate to explain what Us object was, and finding that ob. ;fortune, his destinli . nioat be remarkable. ' ject to be single, he most cheerfully allowed hisname tho laseCeitetal in the service of France, who, to lie put dawn as one of the Committee, and paid - . • >: ..- ..• . his subscription : nor was he without 'hope that the • trial •-" c4 P P O • ."•I t h l ' r e , -. ' ,' . withholding his name, in conjunction with the names • The civil war Detweim. Monte .Video and Bares of some friends with whom he acted, might be product. Ayres may, rate therVilistitees war in France, be con. tire of good elect, now that they Were riven after delip lidered is anent the tannonisi or Wining Oros of the berate enquiry, and better means of stimulating others hdidy • politic South America . 'We hope and trust to bestow both their time and their Money. In moving. that 1 •** at the sufferings the preseA race of those harmless that the Report be adopted,. he begged to ray that • people are now undergoing, will. secure to their pos. be concurred in all its statements ; and he wished particularly td enforce upon their attention • an -ad.. testy at least the blessings they have et bag been vantage whichwould result front ench . Member of the deprived of ; and realize the promise 44 shomigrod Committee bestowing as much of his timeas he could,. British bard, when ht 4 iiiN— ' :` - in the application of the funds. It was a 'settee to i ' • ' the poor in the hour of distress, to find themselves 1 ~ The angel Freedom, foss eel's*. do" •. , • the objects of compassionate solicitude iti their supe. 1 O'er every clime now blissokall Miff -. -'•• • • earl. It soothed their feelings even more thin what Vissohrt the mental frost that retail' ..: . • . *might be bestowed upon them, Nor should it he O'er silent Lapland's dark domains.: * , . forgotten, that in aiding the manufacturers, the - cheer the Black natives Mite burning Zoos, . .:., country in genera) was benefited :, by enabling them And bid to alt, the mien Or au, be knowe.". • -- 'to purcbesa the necessaries of. life, those paits of the lt is meted in a . Philadelphia, Paper of the 1711 l country which produced those necessaries were as. ' ' • ult. that a very extensive forfery-of. BritishLic'enfit - - si.,ted. Ile himself lived in a county where there were no manufactures, and there the soil' was in,. had beet' discovered ; .at „New.York...We are. very, proved, and 'the rents enlarged, by the demand in much inclined to Iselievethis . is t fact. , The sysieni. the manufacturing districts for the produce of the of Licences has. been - abominable, iinit cal c ulated to. agricultural ones. But how could that demand_ . bet destroy 'every trten'Ortiintatilad vi tt :s feeling in' kept up, if the loom was still—if the shuttle tvativis• Cotninerciat Warld'.: . ' Cillii ie • nintegiree Piiiladel., sot cast , ..if the hammer did not sound , upsitil ••• . • ' --- ••'. ' ' • his inform that the tooved B rit' els•Lioenees ever', the anvil /•-•.--Their distress must be great , use-, -• • als---'••,- , • , -.7 , --/e. . it hod boos iarreasea Since the, Comitieneatment Air , . chiefl y diepooed.',.ut lit Saklipons,:-.lmttlioltit poOthll this institution, by the badness- if the harvest. HO' thicl if diet city. . • ; 41 , 4 . ~ • ... . '.. _,..:.'"-. ---•:-! • . approved highly of the-labours of the Committee, as ' littelligeitte frost ClOwillahOlflortitak I*. fiat it'' they appeared in the Report, and especially of hat . privateer arrived cheroot tbillkillf flit tieto viii t"- Dart which enabled the poor to purchase, at a me. . 250 000 dollars in specie , ittitt : tO liitakeiiiiSt of a dente rate, the necessarie' of life. What a man ' .. . . prize, and great were the rejeiciags ou this occasion. per. but a farthing for, h e w ou ld c o n s t unsfWiili mo r e • economy, and with more gratification, thin ten, times : But, Alas! the re, oicings vase. of is„ short dams as much, if given as charity.. it • was of iieportauee : tion; the Captain and ail the crewstro tilawin-prison, to cherish that feeling in a men, and therefore he ' on a charge of piracy and resider. ' Itieldleged they was more especially pleased*With *hat the Committee . !winded a Spanish slain- killed - Pert piths crew, ai d had done, its buying provisions so as to retail them ; Plundered her ortil'll ' or trite s *um ;Alai to. lh alw to the poor at a price within' theiricanty means.... •;__ .,,-,. , 1•• .• •.' • " 1 -' ' • .." •' - He concleded, - by assuring the Committee of his owe ' s o h' a bo ve men "w" - ** ~ ._. • ° , i ....,.„„,-,.• ' .- __. l lA . ' time and- attention; and moved, that the Report , From Hosostoshs ' w e 4.1 "0 4Pa ' •m o * ' w -w '! """` should be received and circulated. . • .. 'strived at that .port - fromSpstio s • deitinesi fir. Vet Sir Terms $a nave then moved the first Riess- ' Cruz ; and that eight usilliesieoet dollari had konAi' lation, which was seconded by Mr. Rowctorr. I . . i•down from * Mexico ,t 0 Ali 44 slider 4.11 - mac art it Mr. W. Bwetaainered the second *Resolution; ap. ‘ Wesel !Lana., who ..ssiti.oalgo soren.lriSal• tkik proving o f the-labours of the Gonvnittee, and lbws, seconded by Sir THOMAS BARING. ' I' Vicer° ,l nbt toProlms4:far,tkftfii . Ant . to e° . WA's& His Ito VAS . 11101111011 put the 'question-41e a 5 .... were to be sell/ imiliodisPaYi thili he 0 1 1104. ailliet: lured the Meeting, that the Sub.Comnslttee had the whole. to Valiktdilits*.: ' - • • • • -' '..,' .'' . .'. Men all thottouhle off their hands ; And he felt, that ' . • • • -- ... ...100 1 4o; , •- ". . ^ . the tlianksbeleoged; rather to that than to the Cow' . What •we .sid4 itstilintif: - with islifiCt ili - 1401 Mittee. i .. _ ~..... • -. ... • ii .'• , 410spos of .Pariteothat Ase!og etter-stackott lit A Gentleman Ai* 'adgiressos - tlis hbeatlng is a! l a w - 9 g o e s . i rip is SOrrOjnrate4 by the. last •de is, Ita* .1 Speech whlCh reteSitilki .rathio* OidNliti°ll irs ' aid Paditousli pelitial teaviesiyitioitiiirguisiA - Go Imingni , DP )0 1 • • - ht .. philauthronieqr.a•- --- nlicobiliSO tie Woos* *wig& Olisliali WY l iked, 1, •'" ..^ 'ONX b'CLOc*".: 10inis liirf., A, • India Hood+ 1! . lax • —.. .. Itsclittrir "H"„"F" Diuo Sid• 3 I ) • ()Nashua Zi . ......• COtisblb for A c e(. 05t : . !Awry Tickds . 71,1 s74.TESM4TV. 1 1 616 - 14 g, cortsinly fo *L . ONO; the disgrace of -r, . , k .. Bleekitityth bitting. - • -..... , ... ;.• _ a , L ' m- - i• .. L ., , ' - ) ' :•- , N. -. ' inifyo-'sier - ALoyal praf'ectioti fr-m-littrettikof lew con -7 * a Treitantriever niespeti' Wlan'itite reason? . • ... . '.. - • •- , •• . , • ••,- •'-• . why. it ft priloipen • , mar . , 1 1 nee • . 0 , 4 si4 e i, e „• .... . non 0 Is e ti ther ,. the.r,.- as the. people. o f i i 13 . 12 4 -heath and . ''''' - ;tit Omit" at the I%i. b.; •. . -...........-4. - .--- -•r. • . .. -. '' s aid ' ...s, bring. rk '1110:okstnille at ;: • • The amPligit aboat . to be YetifFtiatiitfq in the?e- : iiiinford. . : lies- lihisil Iligissiet4toOk"this-child into *lull, isillbe an ititphrhasiine ‘ for the Iffeliti,e4`iii r househid, and :ender her own iturisiliste eye,-- Otelsopes or tills e.eqtry :Ministers, it seems, .lekiitsting it freoeently: le - her presentri'liattliking it wait to witneili,withlrhat auspices it opens, before . .bet in : her airings in her own carebtAr A j:Thechild 1 the will eye, admit the ward, efaei into their eibi.. Wittf aliCed iiilhe eharges.which le4 . I tn . ljeinvestia. not vocabulary. OUT troops are . certainly in high Von, lobe a child of the Priticeis ii4si..elf,, and was -spirits,' and an; pirtietrlarty ' eatisfied with the iser. ibit . siliect ,of. the two main charges of-pregnancy auk that , elltecteal'irittini viii A be taken to ,score ' ai i i delitserys which were fully disprtsied in the en their pal front inept% into arre.ar, : The -Post, ,q(iiry .111,:ths very first instance, she miner imputa , the discerning .Post, repeats'. the teport,._thitm toe 4 ii , " intrt;tg irmained on record:AßE' , they wme F;;enchire,,,fitattint Spain . very - .stodiym it 411 w. removed by -41nt(#'ahittet Mibutc . or - the .. .2lst Apt!, • should torn eatto be the case;;we' will *ever again ! Imo ` adopt the phdie—as blind itPottL-iince, ceitili- ! M' gist s la f the coolness-and moderation si et . o , • ly, itspe ° rsplcarity discerus,Whit.We.are enable to . de., which they. hay shown out..isf doors on the subject If tiii,writer; ii-orevor, in tills iirstinee,tarns out to. of....the-,Netholk Claims. We toast sn i ppose they be 'doing what h e ha s h as so o ft en . 'goa t , b e fo re, . r i s. .do Art kn ow -thet their partisans halm been chalking • Ink isAns in , the old s ••le and that 'the canstabta4 asserted that which he does not: "himself believe , - he t _ .. ~• .meld pasl,..i.otlicers arepg.:l4 dotnsesisayt - .1.13 deserves to be whippet! at hitsniess . 'Nst. Is this cry ! - ft."... —iro n :, W estrninster,, sammoning the itshs;bisants honest waylo reconcile..thopenfile:of Britain to thi :.to.,ffis ‘ itair,to toe respevive churches, chair•ls, and con;' against ' - Cat no tin esserled. is to •..M!g nosy ..1 lhe; Plt.!e** MCII, RICH. betmem that , ced U". c.reatnee, Y table perisal,*ence, respected Impetliel and stiltmasexaartherated,. Could Oen !lot marelatdo :_iitjeoadent- Pcilliples, become the servile tool of able measure taken by a for saken wife-and motliee . , ri,thipiti_ s m o! : th o f ts k (o f boa t erireirko t a m manner than adopting a child on whom she 'rnight•:_blistok t#lfii(M4on.t.‘ektfei , . ) ; bet *ire is 6 to . snitch roe. those inhere bouts, which . she Was denied : giyin,g . to j sen tCbilieiElial,7 the apathy of the, people . at taco*, leant' 'thelle•Whe ; fit tieirbittletivith the her own? . .There is no patifontion snore pure, no l ' i ! - , i-- - :.F s -- -- - - , •r?. • .. ..,-.• .., ..•. .. 1 Mt coot:Mown, in no mum delree la increase enqui ry,ssere Real tech h 4 n waiching the growth of the .. t ( t i li g eenumber of Milditerial ion'inials, iat thereby to young intellect day-by dad-.. Heelloyttl Highness Was ri'uln and eoilave the instion.. The Star it not only as Wise commended in this ktiftntois stlid beliefieent resolve . vena l as . die Q4oo' eiid : Cortegoonairat, ; ,but more in taking , by preference ; • it'pekorperson's child; as l i :nelbrioei for pakiglicrt ridieqlOweittid false stews iu running ledititiard nibeirtgi4eiferodvtithinihepleas. i _S - eeond and :rlitrd 1 11 41.itionS,of tearvellass events, se. .10_0 frUn?' the Tri!tels.c . rf BaretiOntinSe*!;iol, Se. ingespecimeni s boW a mind (.s..4oo.(ift,ender indigent . parents, to rpe - wild•ankbagnolgYfould o..eulighten... , eivir et Biiir.fitteii , A ,,., __ .., i , Li „ A ; , ulnae ) Oat .I.oenninstrrna.T an d -. eirin kn°wleilil - s!ul'in * * Meti " t i rtu e• .2 ' 111 "° - Col. DEI.OWre tOighta duel last.*Mdity morning • MAN', in Ids %olltudieiticised the lime beiievolk.nt early, on :siCotne!Oli petween Itemfard and Chelms. ,purpose. - But . '-'theCcaiiiii;. tofu': thyr:-oilieUr courie.;',, for.O.i t!"eiillir !IV. disnstched . :on 'Skin rday . even. tells its:Rinnikiii ( of " wiiii ' reeriiii - Iti -min. apimpr - lit. In a Dolt.ehaiSe4. - tiecoiiinanOd'YY i!erry'S. ; _one of very be,cotn - prved, we are not vivant._ in : pursuit Of them, R .enough ..to auttlyse),it tellsthent die eertbrolight wifiCe,-..wb all where - foreigncr, and consequently an im it.ttiidett about one .haei anything to do with her daugiitOt oarributillid Colonel - ; -We have been led to.. undetitand, sr& all kis M. ' Vitatu • portion the Cseitnin * of , montliS, hp..k e;pe aird,lmPtorit tit griti4 educe* Ottntsi9 . oojl. ~. Vol& 2 2 II: i s 1t ,,,f. ,-„,,--- -7 - .. , Q ! ..,05pi5it..,,, 24 - 4 c it ..:. . • . bro4ius - ** Seat to Germany ender' LY kn >! m. ~...,. ri,,,-, ) ,„,,, the Taper u Liith . (Fr foe NroV9P I . 37r07 . (:o. l it the Princel Arlpi _more . _ Publiciy in As . rin'ine'V' bi by —49 4eader: her . liable .- to .be efirrapted _ li . 'sant thipped ,nmego, 'the CO.mpany's Actions flatterer. - WhyNli# not the'te Vie Writer con.: ireeounr ., twe arrival of 4 bic - b ma . .. ,tr4 be , ~ , , . ybe et fi e f, .. .. _ ~t he justritris et hiripprehrsion, by giVing Ida ' tore the end orthe`pFesenti - or, very .early On the en. iiiii#ers an Instance or two tithe point'.. But it seentil suing month: ' .. .. 1 A thol. h as ' 0 60.40 4 0 • - mi n si ste ty r a the Opposition ! • ' •Amongst the vast property Whicit4l present*Mlr. ,Olttf s in hatred sof. the_ Patitet .: for not takitigi Il i t n or o ßilb.KlNGTAltr i i to ved n j r u rg ;a S t ia os, ?.. l :.7 . o t ci j a i 1 : *PAW() pewer,r , Adding, oh artless logic ! like Niel . -prfae et forty irchild.splaying . with . a . sweid _tilt 4.e cots its ' MeU.rk -4,D A r Veda A 52114 44 forcing ..theynitelvea.into'office .as Sflt: ' ratOvvit, • did, by a , suppression of _ the 1ie,,., ...We' - have no :doubt, that whenever Ass thesoitads . .el starved snanufactorers shall be forced ' adopt some imposing course to thakg theie griee atioas known to the.Pitruteßiderer, fbr step will, ape la Ai iatiniif itec'ilhed . to the Oppntitleo,,..from #4 :ll .ooontMe n !*.4 64 .t an g t"L'Enii'l'io'flv°"- .. . I . _____„ 4 .,.,. . 1....... 1111 ,, , ~:. . 4 , ..: _ .._ _,.. • ' :- ib! prucurunp. iii ytt - !iiis- nue", of yesterday, :mill b.- read. *idfmarked-at4tatian. by almost every 1,0,4014,1",11401.4he titte. bipetnisi,., The .edtu. area of ..monopety seeing 'tie' tenie of. the publ ic iirafm; . : halve adopted 'h. .l ee i imperious tells. 'Whit is more ovinutiog . than . public - _ ~ . - •. t s ,e;•, 0 ,...... ,- . .., .• ~.. el . 4 . ;, l w .i.t . - i w AN .. . • . -,,,-,-., ....-J •• Avi r- . •..•••,;•••..,..,zrzeli•••_•-- ..-^-,1 , .. -, - --.,,, 7-17 •.. ,"I":l.7•Vis - • • . •• • . , , - - - ; ; •-- , 4 4; - . 7 .... ' • , ASSOC:4IMP. : ~.;• 4i , 41!rif 1011dptrii4".4,411 , .11-14,. .* . , ~•,;: L: ' , Arl• i p o oki k ai l ik c . . . :a i d* le.. *sp r awl I • -, Ws T rra Itl:L2rj. All 1)-1184 " 74? li "° "114.04 Id ' aliggnied bV lir ' WIL •w-$ *. , -..---* •••• • - '2? EWA/ LING Attu 1..4843111t1fi1aA 1 / 4 011. . . . • lit4titittitolibiiaiti'of they 4 '‘ 4lrt ' svi4l4 eAl . . .• -, '.- t, -*• . ' '-- „;.! .' • . .:. 10 , . q ' ll if e fr i .. . ht Itll4l4. . 6 rl en l: h * ;ll .. ...., 2: " " 1° t ati ; i r i llemessu i i Char $ in in el *:' ~.* . „1 " . " '"'": •'' 44 - ' ' ...?; . ~.. A ~ . . ' ' .. •,,,_, ' t og. w i1t). 1 4 111 ..f, - , _ . ,..1 1111 44 ,4 i ii .. .o l ..4lte_ i _ s° . _i___,., 4 tilir.. l ; l lr .. ., ,lit . .., I/ If:. 7 ... vied... !Meeting was bed r 3 terdal 4- . o d e • *hi& .w . osi- l4 #•'-nlsi _ --. .;, , „ '-' • .. '. • ' . - it .IPi! r-T i .f W P45.2 2 u 2 1 12 mtgs. of WPM. rest E a Toms, of the Nobility, Geotry,. eatitory. • . i t "' -7 ; .. at ow Koval . .. . -,,,..... ~,,? - 7 ,-, , ., .: . 1 i , , 14. . mo d l a n d. '''or (*. al i t 4psiesinsarl y. 6464 ,4 2 o 6 o 2l2t i ler , sad ennts, and others, to hear the Report et tihe , --- ''..._.q: . S '!"•••••••..'1 1 ....,' 1 , r 'XI' ' i!• - of the ASSoeilltioO, rotating to -woo. ~_. bid time of entirety or Deo ' ~,,?!.:11 '- ; .-`,, - ..). -•- • ' • -: , i litt - ittho Isittrvyteiete oftifotiottilelfitot thek nts. Pit" e i,,, ie , and what - yet reroaiuoil to do, in furtiteraauw e l ,- t . ._, )„, ... 41 ...._ "MC L UT _ 11 .i... ' A NL ' ~ *.tti * lrte.` ;• . - 1 411 1 ,11 1 ,. etTZ er , , „eil - -.- .. 91Vta•PL-Tairratit WHO Wade at Mat -'- m e . o f t i le benesolent object . of the institution. .• His Ropyol "2::_Z . L7ge: 4 7; l 7 l 'n . l'ir s . ~ ...1 ;... • • , .! - • . . Ni g hies, the Duke of York was to halm been lia el* vrT y :ge to w toidin rd e s sa ltirte is s i , . ..,..„,,... ~.. rt .. . , A. a oggis io , . .., -. 24r15 ....z. : ......,,... .77 . obrlh t ...sieliti .-177.-- c.; 2 4106 : Pr frO..r .s‘ ..t a hey ud : 4 4 : 4 1 Pr egr l i ~. too .. h . l iin ,.-tkoir not . . e d Cniir. but his !loyal Nightie's the Duke of Keay at.. it i__ . s . 4..... wry accema i ii i ...-•• - . - . rir a di s . is ~ . ,44seli. ~ t•• • ... •- if est Omit ' II - ericitbie, t ..oed in his pine; !theta" that his Royal Heathen - '.lt i r e " ' M th es r, r be ii . V. ~.i.,a,...-a „ ....,+ .0 - ..A ... L., rg aib mi tt.......5.a5i..... 4 14 1 , 5 , 1. . ~ , • '...... ... nciliabloit . h4r . **-b:by , wilting , „.. prevented from hen); present by business etpobtic e i le i 6,74;70001., wig_ -, .- t. -. .. Tr.loowUr vl t i o .-. -t . iiii, wwwqßserwwie ~„ _.„4 ~ - --- ot + , f1,0 ,••••-‘ ;41 111 1440' . 1 1 1 4 1 41 . , . 411 10 1 t . t. ii t' !Peed/ oriledrk ..' It of Cs/. inyorance. His Royal Highness then proceeded to - ti w i lt. str ...l ... • , 71 1,,,... iii. -:• . • : 5 . ,. A ff Id im • t ite to the Meeting • the reason of its being lolled ; i ".. fl at 1 , ....,,, ... ~ . ~.... a • il t ,r s s e huggr is con i ch -p ar . . 1 oiss f -g*e y a sop ,. ~‘,. ..... , __„, -___ WU/ "V via having alluded briefly to the pirticular Object.,!il"7, l ,_ . 1 1 7: • ,Y__ A hlui • :1 .- -: i•stsP-tol• • _ ANA ; owl t t e,, - if - ' • .4ernekkittitt MA it _, - .44 l'..tatte s ..• ,Iftiii;x:44:., • .:..,;.. , , ..... r , of the Association, he went to observev-that-hewkisTtque""44,4'we _." l " .he imit c' 2 l 4 .... •• ... . 1 , 7 ~ , , ~ , el ~ 4 re t i f . lf oii r t h liii i i4c. - ,..2 st . . . , titig4i , ui ..,,,,, , .. . r;romit , ... , . , • , ...,-tzt - -1.- • 4.-.3. •-. . `,pia ii` .tv,..:•. ed it had been in his power to say that their enter. • .....rriula.. ‘ ,. w! 1 rt k , , 4 „I, . ..., i"um e*Ni is 1 4 . 1 4444 1 t4/0 41 44" 0 0 4, ' ' ' • a lai ' .• ' • "PW tin li 4 were ne longer needed. .or that their futids .-v--- 1 .- ...._,___'-- - -^ l. -. 21 - 8 " Ir - .----.....----ANw----......"PV,r11:1 . us MOW •44 ro adequate to the necessities that called far te..,1 .. W . . , 'COW. prirev ntrr - Apeurn i" 2 - . le . t4Pili,.. . g t ...:_ii . ,,,Ar, •I{.. 0 ,0 1 14, Xs , eta tttioLiift ooletilMolf.laugsitlei '''. ' e . -. ". - rtti = •' - ' '-. -0 L' l ° ~t he hif46ClerPe!ushddsprbotiodoot-(dlooirja ,•• - ,- • . 4 140 1 044.400*ObitiOlittirolted the li e f. Mach, how ever, had been clone, as would ap. ...,,, \smarmier • AT no. ifl ., .. . /Warfrom " i • ) • lissehhtliplidihfrtiOhliedk*Oterala to the Report • %hick tbe Secretary **old - CL11 2 14 4.111.1T10N • -it tise.'aii ir ie t o j ay iceFeet - ,4 s ah l er idiggjetlq r itipe t ::•aintipe .. .04.- .-.• 0 . , •. 4414irttetetkrtho040001110strosi read to them; and one groat object of their labour, : ' .....„ lielowitea.. 81 , 1%7 0 114. 1 4 87 448 rolleictekesirol Wit Boil *M attlYalgti . li *W T I" '.. .. . . „ Ak 444 . 1 4_ _ _. . , ~.. .__ was to provide for the manufaetarini and laboucins.... 1 , 1: 44,1140as ." " •froKs • -,- --- - - •••••••• :04,4 1 ,-- 1 - ,• :1 ... - y- ', : aii. 4.4 TetAIN Itrthitt reilliPielie/ender the The Putitits ai r the t. Ttilip l a r T s ., re era' 61eirattett.Of our some particular kiosk of prevision at a ahoy A maw iraa n co si ume miler d a Lemet to,n . TYRA lf .e ., .•;,,,,, I 1100 a..... ~. r i 0 i .e L ey `,,,...41** . jr -:--'• • . - 2 .. ~, 0 % fiTtO c . 414511 ,.. _. 4 111**6144 . . ..." t 10 9 -- poor , rate. With this ties', particular ellagitiee hid hiPet, 4 P• it '• . * Ike* WV* Venality of rie . h ....;.: l a . fr 0 „L..... gis .ii m ot i oe ir4 4oamo n banif , . . Xerrash ffletef i r - .4 4 , , . n" lb." • . hestowod urn , obt*inff I' PtintlulluPPlY 'A cc f ri f Moo( toms*. • . eet'telli: 7. g: 4 -7 1 - l''' 7 " `.. • ini 2 .9l,9 2 ii r • . : 41 51 Att • Mil lots fa in wl.ich they had been in many bottoms so JP IL At. 14 /0" . tirriZio. 44. 11 . 11 - 7_ • .g • 6 440tVivi.' 11 0-`, . ~ ' . snit 2 - ik bad the sasisfeetimv . "'• . - 7 .--- , - s#' 4 • : ''---- • -..p. *'• - . . - '• 1 - a $ ... ..s „, . 4 ..-_, a , , • •' b . 1411144 -• 4111"1/Wfinietilile- the °fldY - • ' ' •'''''iols , , .:' on ti..* - • a. , * 1- ' .. • .4g4iNgeki . .44:l .' "' "s • i rte . " ‘ iit t l i i * . *. l • ' laghly beneficial melt of thaireffertoatecitheeoc: . , . is e , 4 f A vii-ev. Ma*. 1-- -- : . .. Atm ' • ,act i n 4.. _- .1_ _...' ''• -_ • ill. • •._ __,• 4, .• • •• ._ _.,,,•-• _, a . - .E° • Ontlerm estabtijhrne44t of similar inltitutiono ,is different tr = T ... ~ „ olden s, . :9 . , lit priv . n g . of er lo w .. ~ ' 'hstsaavoilire raw.. fir • 1 • torus and counties,co.operating.in tho at:simile& a f 1 ' - : , :: - -X!: - 1 4 1 1.. % ivaleihirir:7„:"l:" . .,- ''' ' . ll' 1 g o d ags 4 '44 &H e t.- hi* iiibpadir g it 'hoar i . r i ~-• i f . t. i tt obit itriiiteilets that I oar whs.* .IV -4 :t i , '., " -,' ,' ':* " - the same benevolent purposes. An ople)on had -•:•-:- ,11 .. e....7.ic:.:.*:1;:'14111 0 0 ' ',40 . .. - .4.V1.-..:.C.‘.1 r,W 11: , 44 44.1.1d,sfriont s ..some limo ~, .0 • • •.• 1", •• • weo •e.% OM CDPUrgh .*. .r, ••;- 6 '. *re la t heir anni mad Matatte.k:eie4l4*laadliv; ire@ Id .1 - .1-k' ..1,7_ • - - 1.•• • . • , e however, that, in consequence . of atoms to ... - .. 2 ' gone forth , .? . - isal.cifteglAg fists usqstkhtsocrtaksis plaor o -the Prin. changes in confluents l affairs, t,-ere no Icong,er ea. ~ .0 - • ' . ~,, , . ~ , . Aiivini. - , 1.- • 1 ••• ~. -# . ..lic -. ~ 4. - -c can. pi . , ltUfg, lbeb-.lretadtttg at BleekVitith toi.k ' ping thi• oatittatitit of war whickinli,pit.hilf of Opt. :•titi,ptnAnti , :to dip the petitions asseanClhe ttia give in. ?• ' . ' • • .. Clret i i• • le means •.. ' :- 1 ...-Virtrottiatik- Gtooral :Mattis i we andlintl.l • ry. • The- Princess of W4as's. itasstoss • blitfoliettQat k nglisb Peer, noxi Mr.ftj.sto yileigillrtordrjraflniftlialtilraVidr ailtititt i Ar r 9.1 . 10 . 1 r h. All'Orikiwigkiwirer giiiihk ha a tls .it will be wen by at fi t i t io, h vi ib li tt o i- pry coutrovvisy beta Is); tree. for her ttifirt‘ &ad hopplinA4 - And I tender grai l it• 44' . #NiV:f . ..R t rt,Vber- 11 . 1"7 1. 1 ; t ir:;,i7;fe wr ;; •iitieian, tity for istr-tulforiaga, 05. If uncle in oar Paper of this•-dityi tinder:the heat' erthi 'Editor' _ 9 (g even d /ode:x.ll4n, Journals in rate *ad' 4 . 114 LT FAWCETT," that this Princess bas. !City, and the tinKietor of an Evening Pepe:„ He tvu soandallied and sus tell iiieiCrOttig op? .4 4611,_ett1ii!...,c/irreaPiesdrsa, who has -lately outisted Igo ) . after noblest attributes of a !hutnasi . creators; aloe *ill 4be Sr m A s terist Sins". trulyJanlt l n i r‘__l.l ! t Or ls o9 er ten reePee t ed cneitelmPertiel 7 - 7- t"'"a '``—`' tfricondu;.itors" of,the plittOle % jo ..pu 1..i.el .plilloiaPher.a.l'ib tiketfieth'into custody , ; The bißc aL:liatto she a :thi‘ pititiis to Undon • and to ilia ThiPealleta 4 a tb gfeit; 114iLlthe gintt Rini* itteid hies •ductatoiti 'o ' clock, *d and iatom bird -.solemn F t . tit tihriiitav-4,,(9,004 I m o the oat. tow' "."• ' '''' lit '4*liip e eqtufor twelire-inoo tat nd!nig:eirin'irreltlilltlisowil-19.--leceiP. uhiredh471:17.4144-c,-;,A,17-I...dtatad74,-,t,.°47ffiCirk:.t."::reuiP"llibigmt,,ty;iso7"...t.::ol46,.4regk,ch::: ..„ : „ . ,.... A1 0 t „atbe.,0 1 ,..,„„...i„ : „.,„ ..,...„,,,,... , ~c. S .. r 4 . 4..: 1 ;7 011, 1 t . : *odd mlght '. l ft iddltisl" 44,0 6 9 1 e brought 1 .• ~.,,t k t a . the•Modelle, thlitiveii 0'40,001. In 4 _7‘...17..L 7 7,2_7_ w _ r _ j !in the Weber fil , et:it (o .. d . inmen,' on •:of On ifinoi 1 Ii .thetaireila. I arptos-iikeoht Cs , ' : fendiskitgeire, , whl4 , - ae - t e chief -Wm. -. 91`, forty 1 . thousand pounds iis 'Or lotteries of Messrs. 4..0.u55, • : ottit*Adalpht: . " - ' - Althi=-14irgocr itiket,' under . which ",,fir.. Romeo - , C44:fitilit4 iii7iiiitiiirfiti(sdii)4isicoi into. the vesti. ••r . 3 ..bufrot4Qintbk 1,4 w o - , :! 7, I,: t v,.. f r, : t : i r o a l l ~ ... f skit eref t;lfiitd 4l '` q t, * t*: 4 4k. ,iiii.,4?tre.. strict 1 ( " 1 1 4Y isa bern . *tte . les , .. - - ' • - . ' • 1 4;:ity I - I , Sueil GAT R - ,titlapPvr-nei , • war ' on bditrilllie:Ft ..Xit:slitos" Q 1 t'svniascl , ) ,,, it q suede. limos Orintertarlitii ; NI( Rd; L.' ill' tvio.l ha w °b ' tabbed peiratiaiA tii. 'toter . )utcostte ; . 4,ti,ol;e.o , trin . Legion'. A *ff . '<nissiitortstilt • iiiintPrik l o l l , 4: w-en . 1 Alroatoge of tberist!ei ;„tiyfi um soses:4ll/, . - ' No. '16411," drawii Otis fivOralisst a .P 414 ?(.iocol , 1 , Sias sold and registerroil liy 'l3liiorsco slit; , No. 1,,, •• • lid. . , I bore - bars, lo a Club cousistiOk of 26 Umber., at li, • l the Wait end of the town. . . • .. . . , i ~ 'L , _.l -' 1 " _~ .1 1