The Statesman. — London, England, 1818-12-30 00:00:00

I-- I K aye reqeested to direct the abandon per • 6opsaelitled.with mental orkidily dray, • nervous de pithy, inward wasting% tat of appetsq, indigestion, depression Pr of spsrisi.ivombliog or shaking of the lisads,scorbutic and every other hind• of eruption, ascii:nos, ulcerated throat% „seminal ' weakness, pails In the limbs and joints, consumptive habits, owl • all voimitational complaints. immediately to notice trial of the celebsatcd CORDIAL BALM OF RAKASIRI; 4.r Nature's lef u nihle Bestorhtive, as prepared and sotti,• whoksdle and • snail, by c. J. J Al. D., of the East Loodon Medical Establishment, 7, Canann-street Road, St. George's in the East, solLouwin. if is outs , ersally nckpowledged to tse the most &tremble and powerful restorative in all the above come -plaint. ever discovered s it thins the blood, eases the $,,,.;005t violent patio to the head and stomach. s 9nd promotes gentle I,erspiration.—lt is utterly impossible fir language lentio .esprea, ur eloquence to extol. suakientlY the take of this wonderful and incomparable Medicine in t.t.-...torine health • so the afflicted, and giving •vieour to the aged; thetnalads hay.' • tog bee , restored to. ;,erfact health, after having been so re.. ',need by ditferent diseases, as to have twee despaired of, not only by their families, but also by their professional attendants. Sold, by appointment of the Proprietor, in bottles lls. each, or two quantities in one, Ws. each ; or four quantities in one 'Ealfilly bottle ' for 93%, ditty included, by. which one lit. bottle Weaved. This Inestimable Medicine will keep in all climates, • mad may be nad of Barclay mid Sons, Fleet-market ; Yade, 46, 11. J. Preston, 101, Strand; Richards, 199, *rand t Blake, 56, Ptiladilly Harker, 125, Claford-strerti• Chandler, 76, Oxford-street; Tagg, 10. ltllddle.rnw, Holborn and by the most respectable Medicine Venders latiotrp part of the kigdosa. • • * • sC- , Jord t lt • lakes Ibis general opportabity of as fir -"bouncing to the Po e, that ift stilt devotes his study estlinive. , • to the cure of partwidar complaints; as a regular mensltcr of , • Or Ifoyal College of Physicious be offers is speedy ood porma- bent cure for every class of nervous relaxation; diseases, of boo eve• long tandlog, or of the most inveterate kind, are by his iwir sad smperior mode of treatment speedilyaml effecitiallyestred. 1)r. 6. J. Jordan may be consulted , by all tank% from nine in the morning till nine io the esening. at the E-wt Loodmi Medi cal Eonblishmeot, 7, Cannon-street Road, near the Commer- Mal Road turnpike. St.. George's in the East. Plus est vivere sed valere vitts.--M AftTi A t.. " Life is ionly Life, when blest with Health." ;‘. 'THE finest System of Ethics is to confine within due hounds, and thus to regulate the Passions ; sore.. • planed and imulsordiaate they impetuously destroy those ban.' Tiers whit is Religion and Morality have made slicred ; (u but not ri nnibiinte them appears the leison of prudeate•,• beeki calculated to limit then efferrescesce. Rvery disorganisation of the human frame requires great me Meal knowledge to remedy, and the public welfare is proutut* when professional men (disregarding the suggestions of the ea 'ions and interested) devote their studies to the treatment those complaints generated byitepriedesce, and the ebullit ins of the pnewons at an unguarded moment. *s The strength of a liaison coneists in the health of the People ;" but,. it is melan choly to reflect on the daily sacs itice to the ignorance of surfed- - lag e l npNeicism, and to coueteract, as far as passible, its furl bee' ravnges, we offer to suffering humanity, the result of our own experience in the various diseases of Debility. The unwary victim of solitary vice (early acquired at school, before reams has assetted her right over the mind), will, in . ciintetnpluting his powerless state, become susceptible of enlivening sensetious, In kunwin:; that the must eomplicated state of exhaustion may be roused into manly energy.--lat tense tautly—immoderate ant key—long residence in Ironical Climes. noel Wally . other causes, will frequeolly drunter the Nelsons System; in such cases we tan hold out aostsoiranCe of re-animation, by tetne ire hieh have long answered the sanguine hopes of Patients both Sexes, That bone to human luippioess LUV.S N'r. ft RA. con nor be treated fearlessly. the improved state of Medical Selene! bovine divestre its antidote of those distressing properties that . to long rendered. its exhibition uncertain 5.4 harnseiog• we best explain oar metitod by observing to PatienWnhouring un der this inalitity, that a few &so only are rettitited.for •the re moval of early alymptoms ; that the mast inveterate case wfll Yield to tale rresedies within a month, stud that in p person yank, only suspect& himself injured. the iiisease 'may be pri.eetited till Ogle her from appearing ;—a similar rem ark npplies •to matt other derangements of the generative system, as weakness, fermi r&c. especially strictures, obstinate cases o.f which sire n tail' • 11 without the use of caustic or stimulants. Some, pecolia icidrtital to she softer sex have ioit escaped our sonhotion . /lids mildness, combined wialletfiraqs has . se. penciled the metals usually adopted: • In' fine, our system n t unique, peculiarly energetic, mid eminently successful. For the general nccotnmorlation we do not limit our selves to stated periods of practice , but may Iv, consulted at • seasonable hours.—Country Patients are requested to describe minutely their sVariptouto, &r, when Medicines, with SiaCift g , will he immediately forwarded to :my part of tee Kiagdoto.- - A bank-note isexpetted to occ.iuipaay, tho cafe. Just published, THE £GIS OF 1.1 FE. a familiar Commentary on the mbove Diseases. I;v GOSS nn,l Co. Moly he had nt 20, Pater omter-row 174," Fleet-Street nod at nil Bookeelleei, price.ss. DOSS and Co. M. R. C. surgeum , 13, Rooveriesstreet, Fleet-street, London. Mk:DICAL BOARD, Creat Charlotte - street, ' Bleckfriars'-roitil, and Wotetstock-street, iitlj•.inine New Bond-et reel; —!Knee the Mcdieell Board has been establish . el at Ch a rbose.hoese, Gteat Chat luttr-street, opposite Revs Rowland H It's ('.;..pi.;. mid Wrontstork-strete. adjoining New Baud-street. up vt ate, of Thirty Tloassittel P a tient, of bath sexes have been festered to perfect health, runny of whom had lingered for years wider the ns.st painful and iihstinaie dio ceses, arse pronounced inritinhle by lespecnthle practqjoners, and several itachereed from is the ellect re ofltirm combined tallies! I,—Ni.essrs. COOPER. anti Co.. Dil.-diettl and Surgicel (Tient its, after forty years experirt,ce in this Metri.poli.. are consulied daily at both houses (in all cases of Syphilis, &c. often improperly treated), until clue al night; and the pour have rolvite ( gratis.) ell Tuesday. Thurvltty. mesa Snurtay ;;;;; until To. e iv e o'Cleck. (rr Ptoteot• at a dissince, de-crib" g eeir en e, imniediatele intended to. — All letters to be directed to (idol. rte. house, Blackf iar's • road, bet Lox are muttered which du not cumaiu ucquitlltiat fro r 10 tbd Offload sad Admirers 41- 4 141 NE CU. CU M B E RS. Superfine Sew Long Darb.green Prickly, remarkably prolific, the vowed' of 1818. Length Nom 18 to 29 laohcs—forces wetland grow equally free under Isankgleases .fac beauty and Iluivetr, greatly eicet every diser'sert ill eel. titration. P•oduced by au eminent Grower, and said by Memos. Cothran'', Seedsmen, No. 7, Uske.sireet tirsooreaor.square, Lisukur. in Packets, its, each,containing Tiselve Seed., ur Judi rickets 7s. —with printed Direction., ttlr Min want* in the Trade and Exportation. _ - - ASTRONOMY FOR SCHOOLS, BY ma.. aux,. la a few days will be pnbiished. in royal illeartiated by. • PAK'area heasitlfill Profit., price tutly 54. is /1114 ELEMENTS of ASTRONOMY, familiarly eil: .144 plopstag the general Potenomena of the Heavenly Bodies aell•tbe Tbetiry of the Tides: to which 99 sabjoined. e (impiety Set of Qsartious for Bittemivation. For the Use of Private Stu dents as well as of Public Semiaories. Intruded as a tempa nips to the 44 . &boot Geography" of the same Author. By JOSEPH (WY, (te Professor of Geography at the Royal Military Collette, - Great.blarlow t Aettsor of tie& Yowl Geography, Pocket Cy clopedia' New British Spelling Book, Chart of General Thasoty, Briley!) Iteader.lcbaal Cipheriag Book, New it* &e. Lenders t ' Printed far Baldwin Cradnek , sad Joy. Paler nostlyr•srow ; and sole bydifilook.ellers in Toon maid Country ; ilk 4 li,beral Alloy/nom ft. Settee's. Iriadst • raa LQ , I V O N G4ZWITE,..B,Be. eg • WM&hat, Dec. His Royal Highness the Prince Regent has been pleased, in the name and on the behalf of Me Ma jesty, to direct Letters Patent to be passed ender the Great Seal of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland, for plating to Major-General Herbert Taylor the office and place of Master, Keeper, and Governor of the Ilospital or Free Chapel of St. Ca tharine, is the room, of Col. Edward Disbrone, de• ceased. BANKRUPTCIES ENLARGED. • W. Presser, Hereford, grocer, front Jan. 14 to Jan , 13, at the Commercial Hotel, Hereford. E. flirestettom ' Fen-court, Fencharch-street, merchant, from Dec: 26 to l'eb. 13, at Gnitdball. . BANKRUPTS._ • ' T. Jenkins. Whitchnrch, Glismorganshlre. timber-merchant, Jan. 20. 21, Feb. 9, at the Castle Inn. Merthyr Tidsil, rnorgaushire. Attornies, Metros. Jenkins and Co. New Inn ; and Mr. Meyrick, Merthyr 'nivel. • Salt, Lane-end, Staffordshire, flour-dealer, Jan. 18, 19, Feb. 9, at the %Mite Hart Inn, Utioxeter. Attornies, Mr. Flint. Uttoveter ; and Mr. Tooke. Gray's Inn. T. Curgenven, Truro, Cornwall, linen-draper. Jan. 6. 7, Feb. 9, at Pearce's Hotel, Truro. Attu, ney, Mr. Bcanallack, Truro. G. Jackson, Eastchnrch. Isle of Sheppy. Kent. f .rrner, Jnn. 9. 19, Feb. 9, at GuiWltall. Attornies, Mes.rs. Milne and Co. ' Temple. R. Cullen% Maidstone, Kent, dealer in hops, Jan. 2, 16, Feb. 9, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Lindsay, St. Thomas strect, Bortnigh. J. Setabtery. Barnstaple, Devonshire, grocer. Jan. 2, 16, Feb. 9, at Guildhall Attorney, Mr. Hall, Coleman-street, %V. Simmoods, Lowestoft, Suffolk. merchant, Jan. 20, 21,, Feb. 9. at she Angel Inn, Bury St. Edmunds. Attorney, Mr. Brantley, •ilotborn-noun, 14ruy's Inn. J. Twy ford. Portwood, Cheshire,-cotton-spinner, Jan. 7,9, Feb. 9, at the Warren Bullteley Arms Ina, Stockport. At airaiee. Mr. Walters, Stockport ; and Messrs. Wright and Co. • Temple. T. Symuums, Orange-court, Leicester-square. brass-founder, Jan. 2, 16, Feb. 9, at Guildhall. Attorney, Sir. Mouut, To ten-houtse yard, Ltabbury. DIVIDENDS. Jan. 22, T. Grigg. Plymouth, tea-dealer-Jan. 19, N. War loots'', High street , Borough , lt:ip-merebant -Jan. 25, R. Ham lyn and J. C h anter, Biddeford, bankers-rJan.ll6, J. Turner. Hertfordshire, corn-dealer-Jan. 23, S. Morand, Kean-street. linshory-aquare, merchant-Jan. 2J. T. and W. Imsett, Minciag-latie. merchants-Jan. 19, 1. mid J. Phillips. High Holborn, glass-ruerchants-Jan. 22. R. tilaw-on, Grids heck, Comberhud, dealer 41 butter-Jun. 19, J. G. Wer ;thick. Plymouth. merchant-Jan. 19, J. Dorton, Manchester, mercisant-Jan. 25, W. (lark. Watley, l orkshire, seedsman -Jun. 23, J. limiter, Wakefield, Yorkshire. linen-draper - Jan. 26, W. Lindars..Tetsworth. Oxford,hite, innkeeper- Jan. '2O, J. Whitehouse,. 9;ristford.optin•Ason, mercer-Jan. 20. E. Evans, Maesyrhiti. Carmarthen hire, timber-merchant -Jan. 21, J. Bell, Poekliagion, and J. F. and T. Bell, Sail grates, Yorkshire, merchants. GER f 1 Ft C ATES--JAN. 19. J. Lancaster, Brampton, merchant-G. Harper, Cresford• mills, Denbighshire, tobar-waist-J. Jackson, kasingwold, Yorkshire, merchant-S. Dobson, Hope-house, Cumberland, bacon-factor-S. Lord, Sutton, Surrey, innkeeper. PA RTN F.IZSII I PS. D I SSOLV F.D. J. Wade and J. 8r0..n, Leeds, wrwilstaplers-C Tennant, C. Macintosh. .1. Knox, W. Couper, It. Grahame, no A. n u niu g . Gi a . g ow -G. S. Fermra.,e end J. Nair, London, mer chants-B. Gilgrest and J. Bryant, London, chemist-It. Smith and F. Isruntoti, Bride-lane, Fleet street. braidonanu facturers -M. Larkin and J. Bluitt, Iflarkwall. mast- milkers • and J. Pringle Stdenhrtm. nurserymen-J. Compton. J. M. Snaky, and J. Travis. Neornine-court. Coridoll, ship brokers-W. May and J. Head, London, oil-merchants-L. Torriano and A. Sinclair, Maids-kill. Edgeware-road,schoril mis;re„eb-M. and J . %3 confectioner--E. 1). Barents, Gibraltar, and ii. M. Salortms, Mansell-street, geaetat merchants. 'llit thelist person he meets to do"Mm that favour. The (*entry Curates are, moreover, enjoined to read the 'ffewepspers and Manifestos regularly to their flocks. -ne spirit of improvement may be seen in every thloge 'Been some of those who ire ender the influence of *tong prejudices against the Revolution, frequently) remaik the changes for the better which have taken I glaCe. Their habits, manner, dress, and mode otl `Wing, have been improved by intercoePie with 'bangers, and the free introduction of foreign costa l Sows, particularly Eaglish, American . , and French.—. Great prejudices prevail against whatever is Spanish. r It is even offensive to them to be called by this name —they prefer to be identified with the aborigines of the country. The appellation which they have as sumed, end in which they take a pride, is that of South Americans. " A powerful stimulus Most necessarily limbo* given to their industry, by two important cir stances—the diminution in prices of foreign TM chandize, and the great increase in t aloe of the Oriel diets of the country, with the consequent, rise of roptrty. Though the grounds in the of et Mee are highly improved, as I 'ha stated, agrieettore, eomparetteety low condition. In general the land e stik The plough is rarely used, and the substitute is - a very indifferent one. But notwithstanding the din. advantages of the present method of culture, I was informed by reputable persons that the average glop of wheat is not less than fifty bushels per aegis ih good seasons. " On the subject of religion,especially, the change Of the public mind has been very great. The Catho. `tic Faith is established as that of the State, but there are many advocates, both in conversation and in writing, of universal toleration. Some Members of Congress are strongly in favour of it ; but the super stitious part of the people, together with the regular Clergy, would not be sstiqfied with such a measure —while the liberality prevailing among the better in. ;wined classes, is such as to he a virtual toleration fur the present. Besides, from the circumstance el, there being no sects in the country, such a provision may wait the progress of liberality in public opinion. In fact, the human mind has been set free on all matters of a general abstract nature, although the li berty of the Press is circumscribed in some degree with respect to strictures on public measures and melt, and the established religion ; but-there is neither inquisition nor previous licence. They acknowledge the Pope as a spiritual bead merely, and do not think him entitled to any authority to interfere In their temporal concerns. His Bull in (avow' of the King of Spain against the Colonists, which may be almost regarded as an eacomtameication, produced little or no sensation. ." The number of Masks end Nuns never was wry great it Buenos Ayres, when compared with other portions of the Spanish dominions. They have di minished since the Revolution. There was at one time a positive law passed, forhkldiag any ono to be come a Monk or a Nun ; but they were obliged to repeal it, and it was afterwards passed with some usedificatioos. The restrictions substituted, aided. by public opinion, have utterly produced the desired I effect. Few of the youth of the country apply themselves to the &aptly of theology, since other oc cupations, much more temptiag to their ambition, have been opened to their choice. 'Formerly, the priesthood was the chief aim of young men of the best families, who were desirous of distinction ; sec in fact, it constituted almost the only profession, to which those who had received a liberal education, could devote themselves ; which will readily atcOunt for the circumstance of so twiny of the secular Clergy directing their attention, at present, almost eacie- , sively to politics. The regular Clergy, who are not permitted, by the nature of their profession, to take part in the , business of the world, or to bold Se cular office's, are matty of them Europeans; but those of them who are natives, take the same , lively in terest in passing events, with the other classes of the community. " They have gone cautiously to work in reforms in the different branches of their municipal laws, and the administration of them. The number of offices has been considerably diminished, and respon., •sibility rendered p ore dijecLoseTere. T he jedi . ; • - a ir "i " 4 , '.l 11.5'!5*, 445 ne • )4:1 91 AA r illeb;l4 *42. ta,ihr ; not without restraint permitted to p abroad.rfor their education. 'there Miss a 'College at Cootkora t at which those destined for (isobar •or the priesthepd Completed their studies, upon the ancieue *bookish principles. Another, called See Carlos • (sew 'the Union of the South), bee been opened at • lilosltins I Ayres, bat was afterwards converted into barracks for soldiers. It is an lustsense building, morersaten , sire, perbeps, than any which has been dedicated to learning in this country, atail , k ittsiettoly trope fitted op at a eery greet expence. The tolioal Wee fretrave opened to &ley or June last,. on*amore modern'ind liberal plan of. discipline and inetsossioes . Tin' ta. beery of the State is kept in smadjoining banding; tie acceptss a sett of sia room, andconteirtsweerly 410,000 volumes, the greater part tare and weldable. --It is formed oat of the Jibrerr defier Jesaits, .ths books collected in the diffment alonesterimi dona tions from individoels, amilationnsel , .appropriation by filo cioserninost,tated onstainamorkiou ischotele its AOM psiesipalatesdoi, sepported by Stele kmespective stereperatiemesa, 9 a -. .' I " Its Bassos Ayres, Mikity an academy in *lick ere taught the higher bursae, mad the college be. fore.meationed, there are 'eight public schools, - for 'whose support the corporation contributes about . 7000 dollars annually ; led, according to the re.. ~ t urns ef the last year,' she member of stholate amounted to 861. There eve' Ave other saiseeli ste. lusieely for the benefit of the poor, aed•bniler the charge of the different monasteries. These are sup. plied with books and stationery at the public ex. pence. There are also pariah schools in the country, for the support of which • e 'portion of the tithes has been set apart. _ "-It. is rare to meet a boy .in the city of Buenos Ayres taps cannot read and write. Besides, the scholari . thus Instructed, many bare private tutors. —ln additiors to all this, „I mist not omit to mention the military acadeaSies supported by Government at Buenos Ayres and Tucuman, at which ihire r ire $ considerable number of cadets. " There are no prohibited books of any kind; all, are permitted to circulate freely, or to be openly sold its the . book stores; among them is the Ne rr Testament in , Spanish. This aloue is a prodi 'ioutt step toward s the emancipation of their minds fr om prejudices. There are several beisk-stiriei,`i use profits have rapidly increased.; a prisof th 4 tfti lum ber of readers have augmented in the same propor tion.. There had been a large Ins' portation of Eng lish books, a language becoming daily more fahliliac to them. Eight years ago the mechaniCaVt Of h irinte ing wis scarcely known ip Buenos Ayres ; at piluent there are three printinglillCes, csart'a theattel ex. . tensive, centabsing toter presles. the price of ptilit. ing is„ notwitbstandingost least three thisei higher than in the United States ;' but, as there is no . ' ;redo or ietercipprse with Spain,, all school-books used ig the country, some of !hem original; are published at Buenos Ayres; the business is,' therefore, profitible„ end rapidly, wending. There are many political essays, which, instead of being inserted in the News papers, are published in loose sheets ; 14,640 she, original pamphlets, as well as publications olegut i works. The Constitutions of the United States; and of the different. States, together ' with a very good. history ol our country , and many of our Most im portant State Papers, are widely circulated. The work, of, Deets Funea, 'the teiieilable 'historian clf the couistry l. comprised 'in tgiee liege octavo solvates, considering the InfancyOf the Iypegraghic art ils this . part of the world, mayilsvi reerded as an undertak. ing of some magnitude. " There ere three weekly Journals or Rewrpipere published to the City, which bare an extensive circu lation thtoeilithe Unitetl - PrOvinces. They all ad. Trieste the 'principles 'of Liberty end Kepuhlican forms of Government, it none other *Madill& the p . taste. The year-before lest, it lotruttc, one of 'this pees ventured to edvacate theresterstion of the lit el r Peru, milk a Divit.4 Vootschy, bet it was • 'l 410: - 4'...,.10L - ,- ~, .f: • l e 'Pk' ,ijlV 4 ."' 1 ,set) '4.4 ' ir -it 'it- -.. 1 ---/, to-‘w ,rout , n4 vn .. , !!r.,. :...A.i i t,P,t.: b . elu ..4 1. La.raiii. sae -. • • • . , . . • . -. '' ~ • 1- - >. .-• :' . ' ' .'s' ...7 ''' " 3 1...? :e - `,--.. 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'ON &MITI* 131ktiflOAN tirrilint cilf r s Y lled• ' has vadergean'ule, i 411008 voseal1 'i-- • • I, • . ECRIPTS ler ,tlut renewal of POLiCIFS, fall: 'T •' . TWO Pa MSS of . I - vi v o ..t.'", . • .d:r: I. , - . 1. .. • • sod nearly all the leading features of :as lasev i arbith log doe , li CURISTPIAR. are now in eatime of delivery: Baldly NINE "Us s i • c d , '"' s " f 4 1 8 'q uu1 40 , 1 4 91 4.4 44- :' •- - ' .:•"•• • '• ' ---4 • 11 T 77 " ; • - •• ' he MANAGERS Of • the COUNTY Filt i ll OFFICE Iruip_f H i l in. comas fine malsoy. did. .nlib , Sarmasite with the peineiples of. free go- -1 1/ sge • i Pao storages -0 o is' wirtlM' Stair- 6°- 1 7 i trat'El'lTS ... 'P . '.' : N vernment, base been Impinged, though some of she 4 Unite a stabile etamisation • iota the orincipko and prae. , 0-0iFr0 00 • 00 !! •0 1 l• 0 " ‘-‘ 01 ••‘‘` 0 -' 0 ‘ 1 •" 4 " ••••`•••a,•`7 i parasites TO IN TOCrgasinimbir atits4ASS, A t e TOO dee of the Office tie which they act. They are proud ' ' redid 4AIVT'DAT t , -- '' 10 '' •' 1 CANYWNCIIIIIIWT et I list sseesni Easels sir vat vie- foleCer evils still remain. The barbaroas impositions •Sp ifOrlire. that the remit object of losurame, tie. d • 2 - Tiebets :i.....sonst ram 5e60,000 . .• '. Tease' goabagovli ..0 .. • I-..* ,• 1•stl cit etv , ' on the aborigines have - abolished—the odious ,peroapt and -ample luricinajty has been so ingrariabi • 2 Haloes must ;WO XS WOO Iel:led by the•COuniv Ogre, Orat net a single litigation 2 Quarters .: ;Andel gale • • i v. ~..• 'ABM . • 'rite. Roosir'; Report, concluded from; Sir Paper . •Istl4l° s‘ " 4 eat " 64) " sis ' s elm ' . inssiSflea l so • roar whets to districts the. harmony of Directors and Clalmusgs 2 Etseeks......must gssar .€7.10- •Yesteiday.) '•,-:". •se Wear oodooger resatious-.elavery and the slave This peeerily the Office is enabled ranil r i MPS to affard. become, ' . • 2 ,Siarevaths... mast gain ..C3,Thd . __ l * Ist, Mlle Origiaal Members have rallied a Capiial of 400,000 L And One Ticket or One Share must gain in proportion, ta Th e dims o f t he Re vo l ut i on - are v i s ibl e i n th e tratilliolliiiciden is More--and alt titles of nobility • over and Abu,* the Suctuating fund arising from, the Premiums p ALL IN A FEW HOURS. changes produced in the state of society. The dif. prohibited, under the pain of loss of citizen/JUN-- and. bekime„ Slily, Although such profits as arise are equal! TUASDAIi. .190 u J /ill MARY. fefonte in the freedom of acting and thinking, which The law of •Priongaallave is also 'fltrobtf ,4 front the Vistirled mewing sirs* who Insure. the Directors of thc Count $1 When the Office. have. shun:led the delusive Ind pernicious practice i , , LOTTP,ITY FINISHES . • ' poiceded the Revolution , must necessarily be greet. system. ialthaßrovisional Statute, as has Wendy ' stalking n tale return of profit uniform and certnia.•ond of yeti- Warridited Undriscin Tickets' sad Shams (wltllealegt . *ea • Ths frettdare of commerce meat have - Owes"' 'Ong been staled, nearly all tke principles . of . free lopesw denim the poyment of cinims dependent on what may be lel. hod'. mit be obtained at the Lottery Offices • is-teliterbetio • egeetions of native enterprise grid intelligence, sesame goveinmest are recognised, accompanied, Their liter; rule i.• the payment of all just claims intittediutelY-- Country. the return of profit is left tiriary with events . The) have ad- ~ - ---:- . -6 7 --=;Ll— s * e the active scenes of war and Panties, far the it •i s tree, with- oertale.dr o setbneke, for whiobikey -: i. : • , Can Lit. tanE DAY. 111011.11‘• • • gliiinaallyigsoirgeste, that as the original Capital is deemed of' AND TWO PRIZES OF 4.1b4q.) cbsiloi,4 te ', ' ten ; years , have awakened the genius of the • P ind t h isecP-9541,61 tb " 4 " l 4 -61 " allicl - avrtim• ' riallicirot mosoutade toreall porpoise* of treeerhY, it is expressly • i • IW TH NINE OTlill,ll CAPlrbion YET tn . • y,• which had sof long eleetbeterl. ' The gene- fen 'heir 14110 •"" 411 'doolowirl 4411 • 110 Tweglatilso • . t uanolderLientiallsiecree. tbitahe relecrsberai l o thus tend alone .• c Vogl be anewerable for looses. [Teske Came - oho insure, while- „- -- . „WWII- '1 IA now on the stage uteyatirotiltrield . to bate seat of the -GaaaennteetrmolaWaeneesahatielnNweielet e - • %Ltrrotkri , to afar looSts, are protected from the liability for the ' BIS ii, C °°t f ict° ! foe 4 k. Pi*lsot W T. beets reared under a new order of things.—The if desired by. all desalts of lohnilianotn- - 'l'ilansesor , tire,. of o”eraw!tirb has been so severely felt in Societies twin . •Ti 8.14 Irep,lo salt the attention of the Pahiic to the . France has imbed. ttie‘ wet' tbStiarsa i d e • ttu- Colsitiloillon.aip or Dann principte; and tables, together ate (tribe 'Wheel at this period' of the Drawing • there avow amnion stock of ideas among the People hid been pie a mach et first ; --they have folloolmi flee plan, . r epase the avocet'' , nod rogertninty of procuring istfitution, has but One usy, store (ties January). when tiallartsery will greatly segmented ; the natural consequence'of the Futrell) , Jed to the failure or dissolution unwell d Societies. ' finish, are which Day Two prizes of .030.00 J Mossols. must e• m forth, with Num *her Capitals. This Min Offices important political events which thrift' trrintpired, United States in the latrodoctiorkini gratleat•relenite ', ,A .I ROYAL. w.espoloster-bridge. - will then (rit'usant) be' pre-mimed): distia~ he coati. sod is which every man, like the citizen of Athqns,` ju t *" " I re " sti ll is t a k il S et • rali"delintotal s • d ourly til Ls:eds. Already lo t i l l i bli t ialeraf Ile has rise of tbe ' (Mk an interest.—Tbe Newspapers are every where lien* and favaint*nu - .' •:' I '7 '* ' `.' * . 1 " it• DA VS Most respectfully informs the No- •. wig, dewy: antlibe Pablie.be sites& (with able'as- I s . . kgkets_o7l l :bor 'in es, a 7a7raiTted unlun p , e a r r'ino; ' ea ' sale at circulated, together with the Manifestos of Getters. " Nest to Aft tstabltllhirtatl4,lollll.o4sll4,lll 4 . t a =l.eserv•dociarbur the wailer, to INVER PCT Ladies T. (81r - 9'olsin I . Ca's - obi% anti 9, Charlstermesand by ment, which is obliged to court the approbation of deuce by arasse•the eduction,* imps ntlemen in tile useful ART of RIDING, and the properto. be the subject o f h . II .- his 'meow. Agents ' in England, Ireland, mid Scotland. public opinion on all measires of moment; It isreal,--. "esesuraiest °Coheir Hoeses. Ire blatt'll Oakes am remarkable far she Site of ae30,000 a few- They complain that every possible , illielistliment ass flours for Gentlemen from 9 to 12; Ladies. fro. 12 till 3. very unusual for the same countryman, who, Priori a he kassold mere than all the other Daces combined, ' Term.. flair tenons. 11. 25.-No Eturentomosey required. incluAni Two in hit last Contract. ' years ego, newer troubled himself emit any nliTg thrown in the way of education previous-lb:dm Re- . , • 02' Hones broke fur every dAtootaistatton. BOTH IN SHARF:S. beyond the narrow circle of his - domestic eOrtterlth, meletioa.;:ihat, so dm from festprieg pidilicrinetitu- •,.• • • • RAKASIRA ' ' . ' ' And is a four Loottelf, which cootuiued Three Prizes of .e.moao, to purchase a Newspaper stn coming to towo as 1r tidos fora& porpose, severa l schools were actually • Milli,' w ...no misessualesi to dimwit the . atientlon of Der- I 'mu sou) THEM ALCM . An . .... • ...2• L..... .... i Oft: • ►i• • ••••••malllskA to. mw a Ifkookedi .4. R• • Au gurg- :-, -- the p ro . jects &et its all. the langoogedol the petioles& Ratios* t tine of of Eesope. A Vary saleobleastidieietvieas beerriately i nir ti oo d sea of eeisitraitheserodiadluie t toi bimigt= already Ayres by M. Bopplaud, a aomfuit.:o o 4isle a braced tiaalkidi....: , . ;.' .'- '.4 -to ettits ' • . . . rir dila, 46 Besides the Univenity Of Affeideti t 'st IRMA kale is-a there ere about ISO +Madero, 'Alters dre public . • • Ilt • # • Ali • 4 4 . ' • / 1:14 . 1 . ,•1 • t 4 • r ',Web MO go. • e of she lositions e adieus 164, so ,he sieve nobility nsAipr— from she , Wendy , • • • ISM. , epanied, lick-41mq harapee. diodes. - eiseluese heeearet. MB= I S , fiittiothe difdepte• harpers • steresb—• most elle slate- Re. icrinvititu- s actsdty mod were beeedffoc Ceeltera„ wiestittpd t INOWitish (newt 'the it • Hardens ) barracks Ste Oaten- sheeted to bepte fitted as t.• bocce iodern'ind ; betiding; eilaseeerly d weldable. Seats, .the rieei dopa. propriatiort ou Ilea Rados. ir beenletely . - '4'o'llol6 • dre public ted by stele ny in *lick college be. schools, - foe lutes abbot to the iv. of seholate eekeeli re. id•bntler the iese are sop. public the country, he tithes has 'y of Buenos Besides, the irate tutors. it to mention avernreeht at iltiie r ire s 7 . , ff . ny kind'; aIL o be openly is the Ne.r a prodi 'ions r minds oRe Lithe site propor. :Ilion of Eng. mare fahliliac :art Of h _p l rint. ; at pritsent tiern . ter; . lite ;if lititej higher a is do' ;rade looks used its published at re, profilible, many political. in the News- thers'ald die ont . Orrereign ed States; and a very good. oar Most im. :glared. The Istorian clf the tavo volumes, ;Mc art an undertak. r Newspapers it entire circa- They all ad. I Kp iniid e l a ui nln t ic t a he Feint; One of oration .of the • / . I bat it was f ., :Wirif s. too r;.` ; • • . ... ; "Ak