The Statesman. — London, England, 1822-09-27 00:00:00

. . - .. 1 , gras l ibt:ilir =ga g r "11:::1 1 4 `.% 'debte!ptiobi;: (to be edotrettei biatbly). ,_ _...colistetlea of Begrev'ego Aoddiactsral. end Topemealticti , of &e. with descriptions. A - giiPer, with proofs of the 1111010..., • No. ild VloWs Foothill Abbey. .1 ••*m* London Psblisbcd by, Nornavidestrid, ,Itond-strodei and fthertrooll,Wiely. sod Jones. Patersoiner-row. •.* tiendetaearand Ladies lOW hire Drawlers 'anitab for Ohs Work. tad, wild faior the Propriety! with penal vino to copy them, are reposed to address them to-tae RAIL• for of ths Pert-foilo. M eitltor of pm, above. puhlielors.— Dmvitnrri'ef Astlqiittes, newly df?ie'veriost„ Id arty part of erect iteinda, will be thwaidialty radiated, dad Isamadiately .'w se" *did** idoellia misers ii , • e. trs "Ster•ge fotetes.N '" Jr*. goblisbed, prier fia.ia beards (FiftemadvlMldia), TUX /EGIS of•LIVE; Non-MediaeCedirsisw , taps Aix Owladlstretioes arising front /lowa Frailtio in which the Causes, rivrairtmas, aid baneful Vials of Lees, `Venerea,Gonordires, ktneteri, Seminal Vredintss,fite. are belly. develbpad; Part 11. coot*. aortas temente on ear.' tin Female Complaiats, fantasias tiesellitty; Pert embrace! Prod l Observations oa Bernal Debility, 'Abase, tuta Ment al irritation, with some interestiag observe-„ deo ise vegetable and animal life; In Part IV. Is a Reties of Cease likotsative of the• preeedleg goblet:its. etelaining, theraig• familiar instnaer, mad the whole addressed to the Youth sad 'Maturity of both Sexes. Ny GOSS and Co. Coitifildag'llurgeons, Londoa. litters beads • Oaollos otos. dedit, si qua eoraosvit wese-Cem> ssaw. lcr i litionce le oil Willett ref Oafs M•1111filti s 1 insfa( applieolfon. marks LAa wise. May Se - het at 20,1 1 iternoster-row; if), Pall-Mall; I AL, Pieesdiltyt id. Prlesebotrest. hobo; It Fleet-street; ! 1 1 14, Ficstratseet 44), Waat Sadtheeld; 98, Cbeapside, Loa- , doss; dtereoson aid Co., rd.% and Co., Norwich; !wreck; Barrett And afield, Rath ; Sheppard, /Iris- Asti Hatt, Cambrldge; Net ev, Leeds; and at all Doak adleve.—lllessra. QOM and Co. are to be eonsultedPaa ,111,110, emaryday,et their boo; sad Patients fa the Coheir, ars requested to describe tainntely the case. enclosing a re mittance for Advice and Medicine, which can he forwarded , beenrsygrt oft World.-00i48 and Co. M. R. C. Sur srogaal . Jo/eye-street, tit. Jamas', ; sad I, Bourget.- 14111-etrect. Londe., • OtA — NF-A k 14411. (I\ CrI P T. , Jisliil r .OF z iO AL 11191t$E GUARS (OWL) f 104 ..%144•4 tfy dello sot. 14. y eti . the cue is now dosed, We will ciioneet, by al abstract of the evitlence•for IM prosecution, a detail of that which was advanced for the defence, Adjataid Hint, the first witness; was coiled, hi peel doer a.reglinenOl order of the loth a April. 18213 dated at headquarters, Cavalry Barrack% • Windsor.' It related *tette first charge, and directed that tito 4‘91,A111 8 stre•l# b• egithd.eyegig,thesambott,ist ehoh dot the clerks Aid Wasps shoald assemble ats tie Bth of.kannary, Sib of APrif, Bth of July, aed Bth of tober, for that purpose. Quarterinaster Speed was then sworn andotansirsol. Ile had regularly presented the lemmata be °train. Jebb, *holed not settled them, tsar as otib :steps 'According to the'order. t • The troop-book was .then prodneed. ai44her - Quer ter-master pointed oat an account which battens hob the 24tis el him*. 1824 eoltWth of June. 1821, stben'ttitent sPfifstilly CroM-Vtamined for the prisillato.leapt. Jebb saw the books every quarter, and he krantrthe !mei/wapiti Ordilo - I quarterly payment. lre asked.Capt.Jebb for payment, isles was his Ceptaia, and witless only clerk of his troop. Crept. Jett% had at times applied for his account, and tubes lie did be got It; he did not pay at these dates immediately; his last iterodit was paid oh the 19th of Auinie 'On being daltni Übe had salter/ item ason-paynleitt' be .satwaindt wi4b mach energy, yes. In his characters and then threw a letter upon the table, from Mr. Jeo nings, of Windsor, dated 4th of Jane, who had net been - liaia i debt' dde at that time, till tfie Sth. It was the enemas of the Lieutenant * s to pay him regularly'. Capt. Jebb very vehemently &sanded of the wit= seas if he had not told him otherwise; and, as we' understood him, also something abort Ma- nutrias baviag public money ; bat this was overruled. Captain Jebb had ached him if he wanted moviej, and he bad said not immehately, in. so great Lacey; believes Captain Jehb bird said if he did he wield give himsome. Did never, to big knewledge. ;irate i 6111 Mat Cspi Jibb not pita. hours. Wet Wings ipon Lie n, e terns, for r... _lgo Markets. save the ad- , rootage of saving er least 13 per Cent. The ierestest secrecy strictly observed, and Commission is remedies tO the sa me of the traassetios. Cash to any amount advanced epos Goods leteeded for Immediate Sale, and all Post-paid' Letters lestantlY at tended Is. This day. was published, rice Ip. Or HE LOPE of .IAS. 'BYRN& ri ce poschmps to the Hoe. JOlll , l JOCELYN; brotr of the Right Rer. Felker le 113—, PtRL'Y' IMP% N s , Bishop of- CL.OOOER. Centsiming the oriels tuierldstery of lds• se essiatssee with the Basmor,..aad diksoliplies•ef porn contented epos him (BYRNE) sad *thee flows des la the Joett.ve :amity. by the Bishop.. Atte, an Ar bil* Ristery of bis inapristhentat in 2 years and 'dl *it is lisigete ; his nasmantary liknineeente. mid the eV firia cif his Wife And children, iluperb his renvirroeco to mei *practice, bf the ft.ire , za hiopster to Rehr.To itelhemlih mind obstroattdas conduct if the toce ims•Panily, me Weil ae tttat'v of . Akkrisln Alienist. then Lord Mayor of Hahn e. oe hie &tandem• we:lnters siblr necessary for the Victin'S tiVrelver• • - • 1 isherlished with an Enfer4vink (h),- death ), r;i4.144; Ilyealraste was. end Byrne av:he is. Pcinted and Peblishetl by T:ll3elby,9lo,llllMiarl, esdiel4 brallfleoksellers. ••• n I • LOOKINO GLASSES and PI.:IRNITCRE.—.Seg e ral large SECOND HAND PPATF:S, are now on ale, at Coarse and Soy's Manufactory, 9E, Riahops gate-street, Within.—Some of the latger sites are admira bly adapted for large dining-rooms sod elegiat drawing rooms. A large assortment of rid) finished Qtaboney, .aad Chet:it frames, with New Glisigi of auperior colour and brldfaney ; the prices reduced bityledd all former precedent Plate Glass for WiegiOW.h.Cetritifell, &e,—This article may also be manufactured Fs high as IX) by 7g !gelato,. 100 by 80, or to any given digoenPions. Noblemen, Gentlemen, Seiveyora, Proprietors of Hetets aid others, will .11nd Otis Wwreitosee deserting attention, hem itlextroalreVarlegyolearellentCableetsinsiChairWort. Thespholstery trrangementiglispiny . ssase sew speeimemg of peculiar neatness and elegance, with the stin greabag i o4itir • tags of eensody in the Charge. J. C. end 800 is particular direct the adtehlkin of the :tie to their newly.laveated Washstiaad-Stand, eaattin' certain conveniences (especially useful to lusalids) is wlcla all Ault is carefully preieuted. •,,• A ososiderable assortment of ?grimy' iroluisain hal &Ileitis/. Camellia, on the same reducticseh•-1 ''ir , RICHARDSON, DOODLUCH, and Co.. beg ittaei to congratulate their friends and site while on the IV. 'tondos of It • Old English f,olleriPs. and tate the liberty •to reams Mho their pa Pro age a Salerno *Vett theYjdedgt •Ibtliseltes to be deserving of it, at It combines all e fee. lira woo latrietive to ad rtakwars.-,Tbere are No eaaasas '--the Prises are ALL STERLING . 1411,1LF.X. WO whpi. 'yo litilluts are ficiatiag, and may air be drawn the first Rey, aulavroadirlais reetomended•toitose wbb I nins(B 'fo id -141010114Milinibellielr pntehnies before the drawing, which dilliandanas Ow 30th OCTOU ER. 11It SLIILAIE CONTAINS • 11....01....1410,000 IL- • 1%000 PO. 111•. t. &000 00 • • 11.001/ 49 ... 91. 1 04 : . and 6.000 ?Aar Prizes, ' • ALL IiONET Tidies and Slinees are on fiat* •by R:tint110.14 4 4111410 ICCIC 111 Id Co. at their Old Xallabliabid 111111n4wilfollask BuiWiap, Cornhill. • • . FOR CORNS, PIUNUINS. Ike. impir RR IS' tt r O od Y . f ili fo L ia ß a ßUN ir S e W be i t io li o tNYßN Int to ke PC , eV ; • Vsjesty. It is an excellent Remedy for eradication Comm. Ind giving relief to those who hue hard fleshy substances at •the bottom of their feet, without the Istst pain or inconveal we, sad will prove a very uieful Fatally Plaster for flesh Wounds and Scalds, likewise, for Bunions. Prepared by G. MORRIS. Chemist to the Royal Family, Kensington. Sold in Botts at Is. lid. and 21.111. by Butlers', chemists. 1 1 10. 4, Cle3Pside, and 420. Regent !ttleet. Londoi Waterkto-Place, Edinbureh ; $4, Sactrville Street, Dibliu ; mid by the principal bledicios Venders Swooshing Use United Kingdom. N.B. Purchasers are requested to ask for Brunswick Corn Plaster, and to observe the name dress of " Butler. 4. Chearside." are engraved on thuiellOP attached to each box, to distinguish the Genuine kelp bil• TATIONS under similar titles. IF the E ffi cacy of a Medicine is to he jud ge d o f by the permanency of its reputation. and the extent to 'Web It is resbrted, the CORDIAL HALM of GILRAD stands pre-eminent. Its great value is acknowledged by the 'idly. the nergoar,, and the debilitated; to thousands of whom it is daily affording comfort and aid unknown before, ead relief %Web no other medicine can supply. To these ' whom early inottigence of the passions. dissipation. or tort: greet reliance on constitutional strnalth, have bran injurious: tothe suirrirr from Lowness of Spirits, Heaviness of mind,' Deranged stomach. Languor. mid Incapacity Inc Exertion; 151110 n, to those in whem the nervous system has keen de- tinged, and is contequently istmeriug seder irregular -sod i /glottal wise, this remedy is recommended from ample ex retienee,ACMl`.r best prospect of success. For testimonies to its value, and much interesting infor- Mellon Oa 'With soil disease. Solomon's Guide to Health, or Adsite to boh Srxeo. mil he consulted. The Coreisl 11 , 0 m of Gilead is sold by Mr. Johnston. el!. Cori:hill; Mr. Saar, r, tit). Osforri-street, ortosite Now- Bone -street, end all otivr Medicine Venders, In hot**. price I Is. esti., or tour In one family bottle, for as. by Which one lit. b..t.le is seved, with the words " Samuel Solomon, Lirerpotl." engraved on the stamp, to imitate vr,ich Is felony. Ezantimut by the COURT..--bl 4 lot presume to ask for inuney : presenting the account was the sante +Ling. He tests only clerk, and Captain JAb was kW Captain. ' On the second cbarge.—Carporat Bell, messman, pecteed that a cheek upon Urreartood and Co. had been given him, and was not paid. Captain Jtbb was surprised, and gave hits another for 321., with a letter. tt.was stilt *it: After tedious and uninteresting esasination, the witness said Captaiadebb had paid him, but sot ni the time ordered. Being asked bow lung after, ha said lull( an hour! This answer provoked cfccaalve liughter in the Cou r t acid auditory. • Corporal Mayor, mess clerk, bed *Mooted' dm cheeks. OLD SCIIESIE.—AII A Money —No CiIISPS - and No Fixed Prizes, Toe only one of the kind for more than thirty Years put. 121.1 CAPIT 11. PRIZIN, I%l:u:us° ./211,01.10 I • 10.000 10 s.alo 25) Tr:Z+sof 4'300 and /400. :Mg INONRY. 420.000 .... are ttio.firla • 10,000 • .s.otott v.o(k) Loo) 10,000 300 .2110 4U 20 I 5) Mr. Pyle. clerk to Greenwood and G., the same. Cross•esatuined for prisoner. —Captain Jebb bad at the time he drew the check, two drafts payable to 'hie order, olepoaiteil in the Agents' bands, automating to more than 500/. On the ttoird charge.—Adjntant !first (being n• vallrd) proved that Captain Jebb had beets ahead four times this year. Cross-:samined for prisoner. --Did not recollect him to have been ever absent without leave before, skee he bad been in the regiment, which was tee wears; nor that he had asked leave sieve the regi ment came from %Viodsor. ... . fb( • • • • of Z 2.000 • • • • . . I,uOo .s(x) Tire prosecution here closed, and the Court adjourn ed to a future day. DAPCNCK OF CAPTAIN sm. Hyde'lark asrrakke, Sept. 26. This morning, at ten, the Court titer' asseiabled. pursuant to their adjdurnmeni friar Tiirtlit,' Asti Captain John Jehb entered the Court, ammailmultri b y his Counsel and several friends, sad was abot4 fivumuo IRS.—\O FIXED PRIZEtt. litO 3ints OCTOBER. .S.-11.iir at all the Offices In tondo/I,lnd ery principal TOWD iu the Kingdom. ri:101 fit id ` FieM • ss i 6.1)1.**-4711:114,:e;:#14.4414\ weeps tier loe)tim sulaketis or/uttna• A ' oolra latiniated •tbit DAM w" wished to addresi the Coin upon a titillate*" otitis the circumstance of the objoetiewlmiket . cil pa a member. on the former ' • g. mid is -opal' Of Jho preeeedinis wbich had appeared lo .mini *Me daily papers t he therefore , enbasittid ' letidsiteroeni. ;bake should sot be called Ii for the ptirpiee+ :3 ;,l • Colonel Drake was balled to. and prodeetnt mpuetabh morning. piper, distiactiy disavoOti Aar is/ over expressed any opiates oa the chadgerlattiO ilmfore Ilse Court t and with nmeti garment* alkali df after harlot taken a solemn oath,' is etratti 'posed be would be affected by iti - •eio.F p&-Li4 Zito.lamaandahmicown-st nett, ibilt h 4 4.1114111064• ble soy impatatieo could lie again' the Co' lesel: , hot this was one of the ineone.nieneet•etteatlinr the pub, ilaation of .plweciorlings before they wets ended. [The leasned Jodga Advocate di.l not explain how a joor -1 which merely recorded the idritittation made by Captain Jebb became thereby thil'aatata of the impu tation.] . . 1 ) : Captain Jebb, with the very forcible Manner re rked before, here asked Colonel Drake whether he cot owl* observation. to him in the tiilias-house on one of the charges. which showed he had already &sided his opinion on the whole? •..-Colemel prate made no reply. Colonel Hill then desired to be examis.doled was lily as well as the Q larterstaaster tad Adjakaibt. but laotiing material occurred. • C.ptaia Jebb Own row, anti reirested that his roan alight be permitted to real his address. as, from into:lineations, it was inconvenient for him to 4* It. • - A long discossim took place. when Captain Jebh read it idnoielf. The apereh is mooch too long fur in ner ; we give the concluding passages:— . _. .. . , la regard to the third and last charge, it is of a mere important character in its military application. It has been proved by Adjutant Elicit, and admitted by me. that 1 was abseils without leave on the id' aid 31 of March, from the 16th to the 19th of April, from the 39th of June to. the frith of July, sad from the 6:h to the 9th of August, all in the present year. (to being cress-eximairied, 'though bo'could not recol lect quite so clearly for the defence as he did for the prosecution, yet he did not know of my ever having been absent without leave before, during, the Vhole time 1 have been In the regiment, anti Mast live known It if I had, from the official situation he bolds; nor, in the same capacity, - did he know of sus- baring uked leave from the time the regiment' Me Inerlsor to the time at which I wrote to hit/14'14 . 5n 2.9 th of June, es an occasion which it appears from the letter he produced, was one of the most impOttant that can influence the human heart and mind. p them; periods if absence you will observe, that on one only does the prosecutor (Sir R. 11111) lay any stress. via. that on the 30th of June. tientlemeo, it is my duty to esplain to you the whole. The first occur rence of two day's absence.. arose simply from my having rode out toillt. Alban's, intending to return the same day, wide I was unespeetedly detained to the amount of olose'stated. Bat I have no doubt Sir Robert Hill willidmii that I apologised for my hav ing been so detained, that he admitted my apology, and was perfectly ., satisfied. Thls . was the first occur rence of the kind that had taken - place during my Whole service. On the second oceisloia, under the elictimstances as I have ilreatly stated, I, en neeonitt • of my friend, was suddenly taken into the custody 'Of , Hie civil power ; Wed as soon as I arranged mattakt Itibliediately retuned to my regiment. ''''The third occa.ion.—lt will be proved to you thal • I received kafermation of my father, who was I. ,she ilstli year of his age, having broken hie leg, in.4aq%, ti f which a mortification had ensued. and th he was in a most dangerous state. Os this 1 1 le Iliff diately applied fur leave of Sir Robert Hill,, fpr l tlril purpose of attending guy father it . ,,Vriaretteter, . / Sir Robert felt it nee sss 4s y to refuse lite ; 'viiiiai, 401; the circumstances, and being the 5=141( huernike4 leave since the regiment left Madan, ni yes . ' ifav • heard, I am sure he could int 11. iii illed iiM Oh ; Out some reason. The reasoa, si gob' baswalso'fieard Riven in evidene,e, was the absence;if 'oilier nifiaera, enderstanding, after my first note, 414 iii'officer;thea On pleasure at Riumgate„ was Atria if 'Attlktit • .I, deemed the capes of refusal done • Iltei'; and, cf 44,. dent that Sir It. Hill's filial teelinis would •no longer detain me under the torturous 'ninety which I suffer ed, 1 wrote to the Adjutant the lettelt which has been produced, and set Off to mend my father. Gentle- Men, if 1 have, in obeying•eiMb a eel, as a tish diet-, I trust yon will deeds iseriOt 'as a man-47 plies was sipplied, and Mo . , Injury are.. to the 'rig*. seat from my absence : it is the Ainstance of Mich &bled durrog my meek. 1W the reiglisient, and was, I bad hoped, forgiven; and as so charge had mire spun it; tilt the fait Ismael of 'Whisk • T am awn( to :In the decision of your hearts . epee this subject. geptlemen. it is my duty to "bow you that I do not impose upon you that in IMO you are sot justified by the. very letter 4 military law. The articles of spar. from their very ,‘eat tulips institution to the present moment, is hill be seen by the sth and btls articles of the 14th section, hare even qualified ;be prohibition of absence without leave, by the eacep tie, of ease. of evident and inept *tensity. A more evident ur a wore argent seccriity. I presume can hardly be found, than that which I have just subnittcd, gentlemen, to your 'l4ollllp, any wore than the uncontrolable arm of the civil power. The last instance, front the 6th to the 9th of Au gust, is also One of Cue latter description. As is for Mer one, I arranged it as quickly as no* be dorm, lo s ing not an instant, and immediately warmed eo the regiment. Sir Robert Hill was fully acquainted with the circumstance, and if a regimental, return hid taken place, would in coarse not have returned we al,- 'seat without leave, but in the custody of the civil power.. __ _ neeessa-ilp spoken of being twice aba•racted ~.;....x...~.,.- • • ~, - ft r a le rt i tf l A lV OC, - . - 7 .. it LL: Rod, )st '•' it yhteif;lsl,Atp. a s'l"o/It;' 1 1: ' f rop..to IQ; th e Will cif tdirlf . 4:: ' , 411 1 1 iorea is rgli w i t : did set ON frog .' j‘io -, ,:, ft 4 PI I ° Weal: ioals 4 ii e f 'tilliir ;44 ' 0 . prfftat top' dim' •eitielff a ithqfffee'r hiA ' a 4 .1 . ye_wttie• lir I AtteihE' %hi etirvici irlili'Ap Se i iilo f .4 s,rprg. mei It fteiseetiikilFfileez-4'40116 aotqa---try , gist iiitti NiithiViut deters*: .P,i,7t4rli . , tIMIL.P- Ipi d ,‘ -goat 4 013....41401i toe 0 t . ti'irtwi 46siii"easiti. Ititellit 4104, " .4.1 47•14f..;b4 4 it.hillithitit c liiit .ilis'etfitlari 1 iiwit i 4ari jtiv:y """ %'AiiitiAil liyi! 'lO4lO. ni*iyist ,J ; . , t. im, s i t p ure . ur ' ledarpr4/404 1 .4- -- -- •• i . ~,,i - If. l 4 tpie ,oefee, 'be ~ aid belonintji". ..emitrio4ekcs. which 1 mai kOS 'lll ...._Ol Viipl,..4olgesse mead -We Tiiiiht '` 4114 liticeret Urine*); ems he empetMett'r thti'isiiiiii fir;.aCtlie'pie«i't' sotment, .ai will be 'Monis to yoit, limmista to no Ilia a lam tban 'hilWern 500 f A 64.00001: :fisting come to an ar, laigement with the oPuleot arm of Bod trite earn ells estate, he contemplated the k . . 'latent of the Cans I 444 Prdifif°s64ii. idyl' for Alta, and lln consequence became isea mica jot one thousand palatal. His merchant (biriak *tri 'sake a disbursement of many iliOnssal 'invade, ever'' Prevented fur the p ; at beink so liblialsas ifeey pro bably might otherwise haler been,.endin censeseenee .dr. Itattliff way not able to liquidate thissecaity tie ase timeliest! guineas Soon after be • retired :ti It reisc e . end this circumstance, for the hist itue.,...:tl a seastfal, made them feel it mecessary to proceed ,sgalost use, Which as Tod will learn from on& of them, Art, the sole canted my having Wei so placed in the hands of the eivil-power fur the days mentioned 11 Are 'peon., and fourth allegations of the charge. 1 ' to being thus compelled, by the incitulon of then 'Charges, to mention the name and eircennitances of a brother officer, for whom I ever entertained the higliebt regard, I trust It will not be deemed to. im ply any imputation against blin, convinced tact in mould Met for worlds have subjected ne to the incur *ea of one of these charges ag.tinst me on his ac soon', which be well knew would never have It teri incurred on my Owe. Confiding, then. tut your Ito; moveable minds, gentlemen, both the points which, co well as all others of a similar opium, that lionlr 'Who probably hear me, know I have ever preserved so * sacred trust, I shall nut detain yon longer thin ta dhow that I have not hitherto been deemed a charier ter unworthy your attention. Nothing can be mine repagnant to apy.well•conetitesed mint! Boast to Irak of one's self om aoy occasion ; beta in seckta easy ps this it i itlably,oecessary.. pe,tsea a ombiplicity of communications which I have been. 09f4 Me, el amine, I therefore select a feet, from which delicacy will only permit a small extract of faun, which extract shall, if desired, be marked fee OM inspection of UM Court in the originals. k • , • . • It will :mhos he seen. as regards the let refament.is which. I d, that in October,l MA. ColonetCreag4: than' fit tlie 49th and now of the Slit Fe Ai:- otoprci.gigiti of compliment, ha,' toter fcsmi /interica, hopio tbarisbottlY 1 obligingly my probably rejoining that Could give'hine, or the of& In Deceivber of the s. Conspbell a a pounced to nit Wieke, titan ieterd Lienter ilea/led 'So recoMmend met Ovite of. rock, Call bail w Tinnily.. to lay rake, !ft 1 :deseeadi OF idled sess*of }lt ;r 't¢this Moment, our, lln ilia Islii6o4 degree, sitice, hie Lordship Crag pleiseil I to endeatif4r to obtain for. to 'Natick.' 1803, Major announced dm recommend, `toriibY the late General appolittaikifllM.bis owe Aber litter 'brim testy I was held ,by (Liemtentiit, 111'107, Lent W;(1. Seta'', iiiiteinte,lii the Most obligi, teltd 'Merged Somerset, woe is the 4th Dragoon pear& derthe present time will be rti my present regiment, at Miler selection; bOt while as obvious propriety, I ine toy communications have nut and that I am sure my presser, to. the moment of itistitutif ever been on good terries wi Oise same I cannot forbear fitg lionotO whreiti it confe, eigh Ostlisition II which Ii is that of Major General latilf lit iiiiiWtheind. of the , foreivC. We' 'for eleiliie/to worthily diet% -allied maw persons i baiilbeiliminifieni sane in say, lititleradliiali. most condeiceddleilitlttlailhe fitfieer, east uteffs tlialait ' conduct, heartily • Iwittillit. Hardwicke, that I 'valid obi have beets Plated' im iliia mid I addressed, rattier too late, . by three communifillig illarittilt land, Sleuthed, mnif fielbilif;* steers which I lay liefitiele. tided is soentiimittit'Ai Spit ' with Ihriglaild's flory). wilt , sisal 'activity fa tb'ef Ontioltb 'disiriftl ro elittitd, 'lberia' ' tioiailiftliti tikfiii; •Mg lit Mir3bu'ativiAlr ' diffte. aril. 1;11111 minx ' Wailirotkint t'mo wlf Arnica teipmb tiaL Wei eddreas, alid'ellier OVA iiii'ef rettaniftraiy 'Moil' giritefil which yes hare afforded to ' AT Cag i ii.'4;: ~--.., i ii .., . .It • % , 441, riaimpsis hi:v., i....4%1.riiii• inb..a." N • (/ 1 1 li . ; , • I • t.! i 1 *I + 1. • • .•-A ' V. MO . I i 5, i ( 4 I ‘ • I ' P 411),J!0[0041 111111 ° 100 I'l. l l ' i . S 4 '• C. istikl 1 , liii If 444.11 g • t 'i i..14 1 4 % 0 4. Ilid .4114 . ' •',tt ii •46 • 'se -at no . I 111 OP :Z.' ' 12T.` • 0 4 s . : 0 i ' 1'404 i • 0 ". 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LIE T PPig:lFWeigt dilDothietinn of Regrow , or* vi e, to e ff ec t gales without loss or exposure , either for from Amiquerland . 4 tdipdppetarsd. and Topowephical. as a member. on the foroser ' • g, wwf is •phparrts the preeeedings wbie la had appeared le - tiOdlti iiii GO or approwd Hills. sod thew that he can woo- Subjects., curious .Worik or Art, &e. with deseriptlona. A rilsb it i s a f ew i leum Likewise, Merchants perchaslea few eoples'erdpftnted on' lima giipii, . with proofs of the daily ripen I he therefor., mbeittid , tyhtish i, ck son Shasta., terms, for Foreign Markets.. will have the ad: Moo ) WI& Def i aasabon I Tha , T• • • -, .6 -- _ _ . --_ -- ... A 11..... L. A.1.....1.1 ..—.l.- --ii...J 1... If .1-1 - -....--1. -.Ail ..::* An 4 FM re ...... tit'll9:l 3 of 9 .. 10 910 0 40 fit) 441 40 0 6,w° Kam T icket , SO CIASSF "in HAW LNO ekets a D nd fiviiestr e by t-rir Agents in eve of the Slit Foot , aa oill:cr , . at. had the goodami I• write ping slim they asigla see Re > q ; adding, on the. subject if '' at regiment, that nothing euni t . icon , , more einem' pleasure:. "i, sane year, Gentral Dugal t i Z f , pt i m Me that , the Earl of Hard- 111 mien, of Priam,: Jkad beep V I to his Royal Ilighness tut* rritteu again to urge it. p:75- • bpiertea. Nor has the tort- CC LaL hisetaltnl person teased air raiti'lusei forfeited by me ip 0 L A I e, so !papa/ as Jen nary . lass, '° to interpose his kind.olSeis IliF .'• • ' b 1 e. es • majority y... !etc.'. • eyserar.Sir ..f.V, dairden t . '4- 1 dition 'of Me to theilit.he i u s t .I Sii David Parlike, i e r„:. F e sagr7 eigtni!at," the (fre t s., Allt- r . the eenslde l ration in sylireli . .1 i 0 1 benera I Sir Geurgapeiere. OA ' 1 nerset did me the liopirlip I, 1 t ' eg teiess, that hi" , 1 / 4 r , plhe i r i V I. '' 6 irolif lie glad to' r/ercve pi r , j is.. 'the, succeedlug pechia leibeet to bale been paned Ma therefore to forlild a .1; I I . ' le I :suit' time abstain fr.iti son but omit to irate thil nut be e n ' less batisfaetnte t i oseentor will idiot!, , t hat i lia deg these' cii!tiges; f have , •••: if 11 .. nith all my Sriliber I cii6;re. . r ;. r sr to, nertli-n, train the 10,2 era ria oherrgintent. as the . • I kis lit4eh reify teheee; ft r Sir 4611'if EkTeic l 'it.t. B: i : i onepi;' iiii! , Itiiii' 1ey . ..!i11l 1 t i' l to pie ellit hi). Ii i'+ wolf .4ir 4 (1600• 11.14intikV $ i ' V I. iiinice 1 h,'. 'efiall Iv iii-ii , 0 . adi . 41. • •?; dr fits ,jr. tikChkuaft:dt . nl 3 •i titiV, eilid(hltdd )li .. itXl g. 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