The Statesman. — London, England, 1822-01-16 00:00:00

- . - ..1.541.00n/` .• de..... -- . ^ .4,11410..‘ lOW .' ' , 'an 1,. . • . , . { • • , . i. , • • I ANklki k C CLILIC- law" . I . • . ~... . . • , • :„...,„ ~ . . ' A ' Aimit s.:- . • , . j • . l • TP - -• • - i• • . 4 ... fr. . • ' --. 'a 1,...t*K. • .)--.....- ..• . a ... x.4w . , -. , • , , k • taHt, • - v _ . : • ) • `oft- 50-4., ,4,.. ..., .. Ath,Liks.4,i_ LZ ' . - .. . . 1. . M) . . , ~, Lan.,, . i ~,.,,_. LONDON, WEDNESDAY, JAPt A *Ay 16, 1822. i • . ' • - . --- . • Nu mff En 5270. - The Cease for which 11411PRRN fell in the Field, end SYDNIir died on the geditihil" PRICE SFVEN r aI ENC. - 4 & i --- - Mem 'OA --_ NEW NOVEL FROM 7U r NIGHTS 04ZETTE. to the distance of nearly a mile ; then returning • t , . jarieE is hereby riven. that a General Quarterly I t li 'Sleeting of the NORTH WALSH Abl end DEI.H AM This day wits published, In 3 vols. into , price ISs. boards. falls peed, a sham fight took place between them and sit', compANY, will be held at my °Bee, No. 90. T H E • • the party left behind. The Princess was greatly alum . 1 _,- ~ VI LLAOE COQUETTE. A NOVEL-. ___ . ALL, JAW. 14. The Wait bas bone to direct letters patent to be md . orre t, G o kismommire. Loodos. cot Monday the el By the Author of ••• Seek is the World." niched to see the horses cleave the air, without deviat- yea, next. at Eleven olio& in Use Foreseen. Printed for G. tied W. B. Whittaker, Ave-Maria-lane. passed woderlise ISSIMO I t aI of the United Kingdom of Great •"i- WM. A'RECKET. B ro ad-street.Golden-soure, of sold Caked to John Kingston James. Esti- and the riders sitting firmly, without any support, Jas. 14. lON. FrineiPol Uteri" Ibis day was published, In Svc , price if, . t rns r ds• , • Lord 11111fOr of the Ayr of Dublin, and the heirs male of his -. ESSENCE 01? SHRIMPS. A CRITICAL DISSERTATION on the Nature b o d y l aw f u ll y b olr o op , and handling and firin g th e ir mne k e t s , w ith suc h .- . • IROSI the increasing demand of this much ad- ta. and Principle, of Tt/ITE , i dexterity. ... tFM, Ike. It has induced By M. M`DERISOT. Commissitios Opel * the Lord Lieutenant of the County The Princess arrived at the palace of the Be y. sat- *l'44 lialdr for Y II IPO w W I of El; at his Wholesale 011 Author of a Letter to the Rev. W. 1.. Bowles. in Reply to • of Ayr. rounded by a multitude of people. The cautions of ha t I s e:. cw w ' ll . frboue ß " ,n, New ode-street, (where the his Letter to Campbell, Esq. sad to his Two Let- W. Cathcart. ; tabs Deputy Lieutenant. the fortress having antmenced her arrival,. the two m led with this and all other °engine ten to the Right Roo. Lord Byron, in Yindlestion of Ist Ayrshire Y 7 eey Cavalry -Lieutenaat C. Ferguson ..-` glie f~wigrekres. &el. to Mora hiamest grateful aeknoo. their Defame of their Poetics' Character of Pope. to be metals. v- , inslngbain. retired; S. Boyd, Gent. sone of the Bey, with the first vidoister , came out to 'r' 1 o pouts lot' th e i r m o d p a t r osa se , sod at the Prisited for G. sad W. B. Whittaker, Ave-Marla-lase. t o b e come t, yi. , °ab ea m re ti re d, receive her. After traversing many courts and eta- ,' ar ilillati nmehem l-tbe leave to ampialni them that It Is sold by all noaademoo w o m an* . i n L on d on , an d b y owe or A_MLT -r---- chambers, the royal visit o r w as i n t ro d uce d i nto t h e ' • OEN°, INITIATORY. AND MORAL BOOKS I.'Ott I , UTTCICS SUPIRSeDED. presence of the Bey who was sitting oo cushions, and , . • . s-- ig w o n i n w oo, ;wen throughout nig JUVENILE MINDS, DURING THE CHRISTMAS B. aid& j IN HOLIDAYS, 6 J. Davis. Great Colwell, Farrlngdoe, surrounded by kit officers. He eeceived the Prince,. ... • , tileilatiido -0 - • a cv . sass l o iromaboa4E m ... • - slict ss Diemore and Published by C. Clapp* Royal Libillys ' . 71 - 7• ' Kest, victualler. with the greatest politeness, and she presented to him • Observe. NO mad Ow Fmaa p :t. the TONICS • ,N, 114 HOIiY .-.- • - . ... BANKRUPTS. the whole of her retinae. After a short cenvenation, , R Is riertieubirly re- • To Mmehilibt which was carried on in Italia., he asked her Royal apoom od ae mippireg. eels le wareembd.„6?- kaaP4X,/ i - Piot la- boor*. * - ' Witte. Leeltheatt Bermaedisey, oilman, toeurrender Jan. 41' 4 . . le Ikeda for bee Ind, GM."' 4 . 44 0 rds•st 111-11 . C.." of csinsmissiwsers• Attorneys, Highness if she had a desire to visit- his borem ; and , ~ Mews. En eidryson, Basinghall-street. A 1.., she having assented to the proposal, lie gave her ' s jail* 6111 I ii .SAT. , elsitaligNl"S.' 1 . • • L 2ph e Lo w . ap s e li m a o r wh idemere. 4s. 61. bda. Ja i n .. I r . ,* -.greet. Tottenham-court-road, tailor, . . Othe Court of Commissioners. Attor- his band, and she ma d e 4 sign Ito her Ladies to . - • MIND. • YR Th e Yosag4 Cuestas. a Tale for Youth. By the Au- say ,. ma . , prtarst,__OFlrldAll i r TR tvw.t.rtiti AND CON- s or of.roa, Blind cm& de. ed. boards. . 41 14 *meat Estretrars'illat Nihon . *Nem The gentlemen were necessarily left behind. C. Toultialet, Oestleastreet, imicester-sqeare, plumber, Vlitll6ll P. AND AIROCHANDIZII. - . ...... natt ciatoribl ichi Harriet vimitum. price Si. st bds. The principal wife of the Bey met the Princess in i „,, Jan. li, Feb. S. at the Court of Commissioners. Atter- follovrim MAILB and other COACH,* A yl i ., j i t . ' 1 - ' -Pashilfeallia,c By Mis s B F •nee •P rte e dis • hnit '' s ' mys• Meson ' Alleil.aylby and Alien, Carlisle-street, Soho- a court surrounded by apartments , from whence she rs: km the above Ins:- 6. The Javeafie Jemsel. or' Toles of Truth. By Mrs. '. spier& Was introduced into a magnificeet room, in which a a passbnyaftds/f, 1140eVilf, Tuesday sad Priday Nights, Coale, price 3s. bd. boards. S. Nusneley. Croieley, Northamptonshire. beast-jobber, number of women were assembled. They were loaded twelve. • T. The Father's Request to his Son, eciatelaing Rules for Jas . frig 24. Feb. Ilk et the George Inn. Kettering, Nor. ~ Pose Oh and Gosport )all, through Oadalming, Pc. hi s c on d o s th roug h ix,. price a,. 6 4. aa, , with gold, diamonds, and precious stones. , i - - Lsa l.° Peet past 7 . The Bea ti Ai Seward, ref II lad end thsel e" shi "' e y ' • ' Kettering; • 1 • • 1 i i • ia5,.... sa d aes , ever y-Ke en i ng a t a q sa r t e r _ Avis. Baniare fft wi ttw a :c s Mr Lamb • and MrTheir tin- e es, which were wit Milt stoe Inge, were in some in- • SHOW , ' at Sall1 1 • 01 S. Os its arrival a packet sails to ranged under appropriate Holds. By Mr. Outten. priests. "' i J. Milne. Liverlsoiel.Peinier. Feb. 11. 11, 2 0 . at the Cileorffe stances, encircled with chains of fs, diamonds : their fin- • e !d ee ( Hight, to gnawer pessimisms and ?meets; and a ..s..hrith a Ike likeness of Miss Seward, by Romney. lea, Liveol. a s o t rneys, Mr. Ramsbottont, Liverpool ; lailCeschsetself to Chidasstor. **Mb Brayton, Havant , 9. The Rehool for thmehters. • Drama, adapted to Semi- iv,•Mess, B gees were covered with splendid rings, except at the ;usTortli,tc. . _, ~ series. By Dennis Lawler., price Is. Od. bile. ~7' :: . T elapse. - ock aad Buuee, King•s-beach-walk. ends, which were coloured black. The greater on 1:. 1 1 Gloucester Mail , Amish Msetter. Oxford, and Cheltem 19. Morel Allegories, ilistatrative ofthe.hisarser and Cgs- S. H . Har4ton-Mandeville, Sainersetshire, sail- her id the ladies here of a dark complexion ; and it .1 ., 'Levey Resole. eta aserter-pelt 7, and Sunday at half- toms of Oriental Nations. paean*. hda. . • 'loth-maker. Jan.*, SI. Feb. Vt. at the George Inn. Crew- was observed that these were more beautiful than sorb est I. 11. Geography inQuestion and Answer, contritely's a de- Dover sad easterbary Mail. through Gravesend, Chat. aeription of the Bouisdaries end Sltuallotar otime differs* kern, Somersetablee. Attorneys. Messrs. Holeite. Frump- as were fair. le, gad Femedians, every evening at a quarter past 7, and Cowries In the World, with the prieeipel 'Poona. Riven. !t h ird is. Lortes,liier-les ; and Mr. !Burly, itridport, Dor- The Princess of Wales, the Bey, and his principal . , A fahrystbelfgestO. FreeiCenterbory. passengers andpar- and Mountains. By Two UAW. ilime. price its.td. booed ''"' R. PliaraOß Claude. Liverpool, merchlnts, Feb. 11. wife, were seated on cushions. Some black slaves •• ' M omfamirißßl Bug. Mae i g i ll e td o ' en ß a a e nt yad S l i r at ta e ' p g a l aaaoB ,. l6 " tel4 I. i r i es . l- geseediele of English Grammer, as a practical A so. It. MI, at Lo the e a va ltl rry s. , ll . l l A v v e a r r P p o: o l - 1. A a t a t ri on a ir Z as s - re it . l il s w r s e - presented them with costly napkins embroidered with . • 1 L IllmaCrllemmey. and Lydd. for the Use of Classiest and Frew* Reboots and private aed Boom 6 ) . . goid, while others sprinkled them with the finest es- ag r Z h • torarietbes, Llandilo and Haver- leariers.with an Appendix. lemo. Is. ed. bound. J. George. Part-etreet, St. George's. Hanover-square, maces. An exquisite collation, consisting of nearly • ' ‘ 118 0 11 . 4111 troth, as a cisati•r*Pa" 7, and Sunday at OtlevealleAsslatant.betegaColleetiosorfamillarLetters. milliaer. Jan. 19. Tob.t. tri, at the Court of ceesusissloners. two hundred dishes, prepared hy an Italian lady, wife supposed to barrow a Father to his lairlster, progressive ) y Aterweir, Mr. Fironse..Aostta_F a ri g ars„ . Int WAS Post Coiageh to carry only four In" , treating os every subject of Grimm.,, Syntax, Comfit*. flealing, Ilavllineeagli, Calm, and Chlppetthem, _ rely Ma easneryest O. 4 sedir W Themes. Mem h 'di T F Iter-lane. wori-box- Coespesition sod Rhetoric. Intended to ruble youth o f InLie . factuter, Jae. 19, 39, Feb. eti, at the Court of Co...mis- fit)* Bezes le attain •zerfeet knowledge of the 82.11211 W omen . un oroe ps. M e ssrs. c. ,,, 5. cal J. turmoi l , of the Br 'a physician, was them served en gold • ; and, whet' this was ended, the Princess and her attendants Wine- were again perfumed. After this the Bey ordersd r. a l' 1 . r . Rs .m, Orldellgittestemieh. every aftemision 511. Lanus .. maw Prim balm. .oillee-eoert. Fleet-street. music. The musical performers at the court of Tani. Ruh Ilg i M i reh, Its•tefo de a. te earn fore Wide. L. ReadMik 91 7D wi l asn . so d 14. Important Sines. for the Fugglellost. Is reference to B. Went'. Kisgrstoa-upon-liell. cabittel-m . aker. Jan. 94, addressed to a• Y ISM Lady of Distine- OA, Feb. itl, at the Dog and Dock Tavern. Kingston-upon- Ilestit y lhiblindaY. alba 11rvign7 Mereings al 9 - " liars Matmers ' - is* pr i de - b oo m s • Rosser and son Bartlett's-build- we!e sit old women, immoderately fat. They played en torten mints, anal afterwards one of them sung, web i ) i Ilds Cm& Is Webbed tor oho aosomoodosios or 004 "...._' By Um Cea___,le. in ______,__7o•,_ _aura •,_ Hull. ,A ll l,roe)st, leases. , . - .1 '''' awe earn Ileraranitsji WO wow= MO use essiee Wed, the Inge ; we oar. deriellitn, Hull. so loud and discordant a ViliCP. that the relator of the Imillas. Welles Os. ;she memea undergo Ike balm of stroometer tr u e.. we *very where lad able wisdom, whe ~, DIVIP2S Mt. story was tin d er great temptat i on to latigh. 'lite , ' wilfellgobb ails olly• _ _.. Ma i l i r at rel• mimaP ILlffrote and Citek. mode R. Whilst referring tobion, whatever we tsid rigid i • Feb, 6, R. Caudell. jmn. York. common-brewer, at the or d ad ` et ' fall la earseives ' dlaeeraria s Ids st rength and Black Swan inn. York-Feb. 90, A. Bout, gen. London-st., Princess with better feeling and better judgment, h,cl , Poet G m * , to ear " on l y t our t o . wiedoes. resets esr own weakness anis IMperfeelloo. ha- G r e e n st i c k. Keat,4imier , at the Court of Commissioners- the complaisance to listen with attention to time hest dits OMR =sof Oxford , Moraine at 7, saris / them where we disee s errhea s e l earj7•' • ligmndliff Feb. 13 , W. But see. and W. Rti.ton. jun. Paternoster- music that could here be offered her, an..l to speAK • ! Chiabester, „ and Petworth 'Post-owls. Monday, ' r profundity whereenrsr! lost le sistr _ we litel - Ise row , hooksellers.of the Court of Commissioners-Feb. tn. with approbation of the beet alernot that con d here ilagehtitive without inipertinence, and Med without rsbeaday, sad Mornings, at a saner before 7. be made to amuse her. The B e seemed delighted with ' boa r am es aI I , il , ii , fy L ie d won, Ives! porde. The ',evade* of the Niko, ought to. the principal N. Hale. Leedom rimmemßishops;ate-street. tavern-keeper, a, the Court of Conmissioners -.I aa.O9, G. M. Tdertle. , 1 1 : ki1101016....D1ND. 00.7 sra Mmuier at Nattinst 6.- sod or /user stedlee. whielk. IT they dißlioff le' some 11221 r, New•street-aquteeOletter•leria, wine-inereliaal, at the Comet st~.her satisfaction. ' . 'it ,i imai ths t ala ir` 1.111161 Ta r i ff, VAlmilitteenky, il ea ; i ll the A s y th a o r 7os ° s r o li grese ftr =i•ory " Letters. the world i nf Co b ni tu tseionerS.- F caveat .. . eb. A. J. t Le . a aa t ia. th ' ., For J o e ur K t i o nrj-co m nr is t : wh T o l "lay. sod i I. herd undi k sb. •. " is bled hr an elegant Elegy meAlio.Death IN dlr./oho G oo k ra -le a h. 6, Ira, Threadneedluetreet. vintoer, two Princes, who had been present daring the e me tiate, begged her Royal Highness would con- . descend to visit taeir harems • and the eldest. who is WM; alias Reeder , sisite bet - tecognisie the sa.ne at . d 0 , . . Feb. .. R. _ Ash- ' _, - . .. ...........- . --- - -a' 1111%thiwatili Oneariebe 44, 1 0 Al els all '- m. - "'"" . -1 trim Iterief-Tembe,tesslt'lltsibilld: - addvirr , liel , le - his 1 111 t . . - - ' sta i ll 4 ;Mr' ''' ... • •'' •'" •••• ••••••••••••••7• ... -.' - '. dila en-Feb . -Fe b. 6, Brown , Saracen's Mo!, Friday-street, eon' own. This esial tutted a greater number of ladies than a5....: 4 , gnage nicety of Poetry. The Letter on Truth Is dealer. at Me ',Court of Commissioners-Feb. 6. J. and M. that of his father ; but, with the exception of his wife. • - , Amadei. awl Petwerth Coeeh. Tuesday, *Sorel with a clearness of thought and a closeness of res- Woodhouse, Mlneing-huse, West India Brokers.. al the they were not, by • bltaißsOlid Itatorday Mornings. at half past 7. !toning seldom fund in the gentler sex. All that rotates to who was a very beautiful woman , 44 4 , &wow.. Deal, s an d w i c h. sa d o rea d a t a i rs the duties of adaughter and a sister, Is eonceiverl Ina spirit Court of Conirsissloaers-Jan. 19, D. Campbell, Old Jewry, 1 ' I leat every Morning a.lll Eveniag. casua l filial striae, that we cannot too etrOssly reeosatuenti merchant. attlieCoult of Commissioners-Feb. 7,C. Pears., any means, Sc richly d J. They were in g I Wellington. Soinereetshire, sieSTlfist , at the Baker's Arms enormously fat, too fat to rise without assistance, and Gill Light Post -coach, through Healey, &e. even the repeated perns:.l of these two letters. The duties of a llemillig at 7. parent are not less usefully insisted on. A Letter on death vonshire, sergyre akar. at the Biker's Arms Inn, Moulton- Ina. Honitoa, Devonshire-Feb. 7, J. Lath Y' Ifenitea' D e - the most bulky were esteemed the must beautiful. • Piebeeith new and elegant 110, Post-coach. the Re7e- closes the volume ; and while it displays all the horrors at- A collation was here set before the Princess and her t ner, teeny may roar inside, throttle' Kingston, Guild- temiant on that awful change when met by sinful infidelity, Feb. 9, A. Ryder, Commercial Saie-rooms,cottoreonerchaut, at the Court of COVORtiftilifetra. ladies, and they were again sprinkled with perfumes. we. Petersield, and Porters , every Morning at 9 , it cheers the practical Christian with every hope of a happy CIRTIFICATIS.-f In. 5. The ladies of the horetn crowded round them ; and • i Conlon from Portsmouth to Chichester. co the arrival of futurity .- Such then are the conteuts °folds valuable volume; , . he Mail, through Emsworth. Corium. Be. to Bognor. slid we present it to the Female world as a worthy comps- R. Smith. Keet-street-road, Seethwark. veranda-builder- when the Princess rose to depart, they entreated bet • itromester Coach (removed from the Bull and mo u th.) nion to Dr. Gregory's Legacy to his Daughters, and as • ason, Worcester. tea-dealer,O. Thourdie . King's- to be again seated, in so earnest a manner, that she ' 'I 1 6. ) : C . ne f li ant. In r Temple alone •-scrivener-A. Attwood, I ' 'rough Abingdon, Faringtion, and Cireneester. Tuesday, friend whose precepts would lead them to Virtue, Honour, .- rharsday and Saturday Mornings at a quarter before 7, and liappiness.' -Anti-Jacobin Review, , Lynrie w gton. Sou ne thampton ' . surgeon -C. and W. W. Staff, could not refuse them ; an•l it wee opt till she had Norwich, bounhasiee-maaufacturers -H. Rowe, Auten-eor. made a visit of fire hours that she quitted t h e Post Coach, sets oat every afternoon et ire. Moral Truths, and Studies from Natural History. intended okseller-J. Clarkson, Graceciturch-street, hatter- o k arrying fear inside, and passes through Warwick, Lessening- as a sequel to the Juvenile Journal. By Mrs. Cockle.- J r : Jr ; taut s'oey then attended her into the court, where they me sad Deventry, to the Saracen's Head, Bell-street, Rh- limo. prier 75.. extra boards. k Gosweil-street-road, Middles - e s. stone-mason. took leave of her with the most affecting gestures. PARTSCIIIIIII24I 1111SOLVUD. dachas, next morning at tea. " The Compiler is entitled to praise for her manner of se- 1 NORTHERN COACHES , letting and connecting these materials. Her plan for •jour- wJo.oßeieyb.lannsdonj.eadilowCiorzeS;i "el 'd feederonskers-J. Cliff, Many of these ladies had been carried uti from their York, Newcastle, and Edinburgh Coaches, and to all nal or diary to be kept by a little girl, is in Itsel, good ; .eted ak s,'ltorticulturists-W. Re- parents when very yowl; : SOM. spoke Italian, bat not n-street, Borough, carriers well Toe Prince had emitted his brother's arts of the North, every Morning, at a quarter past S. sad we think that our young friends can glean nothing that ha"a ir d I". r ie mil el J ar G ß ra lla t akaa n a . Halifax, Biwa-drapers-IL twee . ", uotz younger. . Wallingford and Windage Coach, through Maidenhead , that will not he pleasant and profitable from this publica- -- ' l ' - riealle - a - pet redl y and they all appeared in peat 1 Nettlebte, and Harwell, Tuesday, Thursdey, and Saturday tion.''-Moothly Review. 'forelegs at 7. Rider and T. D. Olanalue„ Topsham. Devon-W. Turner 1 "This is • very proper, amusing, and instructive book for and V. P. Roylk! New-street, ro set- agnate, surgeons-II- confusion i but, recovering themselves, they went su,s. ' 1 1 Sheileld and Rotherham post to,. zh, called the Rocking- • 1 I . i 'IF I • young poop e, and contn ns some e egant an are y spect- linesworths. Nia*ister and Co:, Kighley, Yorkshire, cotton- cessively, and kissed the palm of bi% hand. His wife , s • no. every wonting alright, asd the Nelson et Nioe, mess of poetry."-hritish Critic, spinners and mSeers--J. Johnson and G. W. Todd, Darr- was also a very beautiful weenie. CARRIERS -To Tnicanshant,Brentford, end Isieworth, "'rye Study of Natural History may be admirably em- miefehints-Na ' The Princess of Waite made several stvrrt excursions liiigton. and Sogpcton-upon-Tees, Dublin, 1 .• very M°"47' Wednesday , Friday, and Saturday. ployed to impress religious belief, to enforce ve,teration, R. K..._yine . r and Co.. Mittel , ag-lane, brokers. as far as regards EAMEI4 and Co., Proprietors, and to excite the most effecting sentiments of devotion to- Pored' and Packages are safely and expeditiously con- wards the Creator of the world. A state of mind thus deeply erne, Old South Sea House, wine- her and her attendants with horses ; and tney useolly J brelm'eson. J. Payne and J. Reim, Bristol, plumbers- daring her visit to Innis, for which the Hey provided 1 R. Stainforils and M. tilb • eyed from this Inn to every City, Town, Villi t re, and imbued with sensations of pioty, eennot hut exercise a be. passed toe night at one or other of his cuantry out • n Seat lathe followleg Counties , vie :-Berks, Bucks , neficial influence on the eondeet. The Omnipotence of the merchants-S. Dods and Co. Red Llon-square, attorneys- W. Brown and 7 1 . ,ei r i d e l:s. Ludgate -street. haberdashers-J. ' , mewed, Devon Dorset , Hs • . Newman and T. house., where all things bad been previously arrange] Lent. Oxford, , ant . Hereford, Gloucester. divine power, wisdom and goodness, may be distinctly read .GreatSt.Helens,Bishops,gate-street. I Somerset, Survey , Suse Wilts , both Waler all r a. . lo the works of the creation ; and if young persons were whie-merchant A. J. Meire ll es sod Co., Liverpool, leer- for their reception. in one of these eager/ions, Ilse ebauts-G Scatt and T. Cogger. Princess visited Carthage, where rtaosavrthe et' *tea ' parts o f the Isle of Wight, Jersel. Oilers- early taught to trace the attributes of the Divinity In the -- - • er a . a and Ta zil parts of France; and to all Parts of the North. varied phenomena ` of the enteral world, they would form it , . a aqueduct alsitm supplied the city with triter • -. ,in I I ...,s emotice,that no package containing glass chink the habit of *gin to God, mid would consider hint as a VISIT OF lißßL ' irg v." gsrr• QUERN &nattier. Utica, where she looked iu v l / 4 .ie firtrAhisois - •s'''es, plate, cash, 0 • Rank notes, ' however small the spectatorof re every thought they cherished,. or every act they aloe, will accounted for, it lost or damaged: CeIItOLI.V F. TO TUNIS. house. I he roads are said to have been so didienit thigilk thee parcel or passenger's l uggage of nor any did. It cannot be expected that children should understand --sines•-- . required some melon... to pass thins in a carriage . , pl an speeded as oat . .. more than M. value , the abstract principles of virtue; but those abstractions (moat "Toga or AlPstleA," ne CIIVIIARIN it ItUTrON. ) . ' 1 , tat Neat Post-ehalies. ike• I the shortest sotice. sensible objects, and by familiar exemplifications, drawn I shall close my account of 'rani. with some par- instead a ladder of rock, and ford a riyer; at adobe,. . i from th e common occurrences of life. This work of Mrs. Oculars of the visit made to this country by her late . . s , a_ _ to pass over precipices; arm at another, over weenier's, -. • PIPItESSEI ---- 3 - ---Iwith a just andhuniane sense of Cockle's, may. no doubt , conduce in some degree to this Majesty Carolise Quorum of Great Britain, when Pejo- . - lad f oleo • stone so high that the carnage was ft c owe 11 - lite calamitos a matt, Ming from - end ; and may to show, that the performanee of duty mMe injudicious treat- row of Miles. as taken f rom the journal of one of her a lltit „ a sf o . se erra.ln malady. outt - rieted lea manner too well is the most hymeneal Moines' of life."-Critical Review.' • • female attendant,. ground. The Princess of Wales left Tffnis on the 424 of ~ I ss require a comment • and often entailing on its ms- 16. The Juvenile Journal ;or Tales of Truth. Deli- Alen. 1 f?Pri_ miss a s eries of distressing and almost insupports- rated by permission, to Lady Eden, by Mrs. Cockle. Se- Al from vaglons motives, such as the hope of . Aprd ; and Nehmen.' Bey was soon afterwards mar- Nose ?..iit,,..i. Dr. BABY respectfully calls the attention or crud Edition. 19mo. price 24. 61. extra boards. gain, the desire of reputatioo, the eintinitie a- . ---- a .of d ere d by his eldest sou, Who is 0012 the reigning terestixi in his ' tare,ealik e th peculiar and most effectual method of -• • A strict observance of VIVI:Tit in the most tri fl ing as well ko „l o d ifo. or the grati fi cation of a laudable corm. . sovereign. ... i., . . ram e advertising empiric of the day. or the equity us the more iniportant e means of life, is the basis of every shy, bore itaraiteed the four go . of the gintv : ! '' mai , met of those " who hold the word of promise to moral 'MI religious duty." • , . r_ ra nntl break it to our hope ,'• D r E d tit not •,,* Another Edition of the above celebrated Work in Virginiapave bat few women I believe, axrept this illustrious lady, The University of u se so ..I_,_, i , . . • . ay w pre- ke f,...!,..r0g : 1 ..11111011,y in every description of ease, hat Ifinio. half bound. price Is. GI ever braved fatigue and danger. to observe the wan- to Congress, fur the retrieval of the duty on foreign • , in r .. 7_ 4 2, 1 . . 4 a id, assisted by medical and surgical skill - hooka --inure especially those rare classical' works leareesrarasenteltr_ke. promises certain, speedy. and perms- VP E.IUI . 10.71, HAUL-The ef f ect o f a 0„,,,, 0i r ,' • I tan architecture. and to behold the places rendered which are wanted in the higher branches of misses- d e di„,, ,sad ;7 , having made every specks of Syphillde KJ head ef hair on the countertesee Ins been at all Siam r . fan his prof • sa . dots . train of diseases, the primary objects • theme of admiration, and the Proprietor of the following altered by one religion, lion, many of which are pror area, but wiar geoid dish. ; xsid io ' i Da ' s tudies. and being flattered by the trams. artiele has the satisfaction to appeal topmost of the Nobility On the 4th of April 1816, the Princess of Wales, culty. in that country. and some of which casetiat las which bss accompanied lila mode of treat- for the intik of the assertion. that ATKINSON'S Curling 1 ven didn't the with her attesdants, passed the Galena, and entered had at al. I ossidoi to offer , with of a laag and laborious premien. he Fluid. or Vegetative Hair Oil • is the greatest beautifier of theialte of Tamils. The view of the city free, beans The following is coMmuniuted to us ap ait jestange 1 it ot „ the most the fullest confidence, preteessons the Hair ever invented. It nears the Dander from Children,' tii ,...._ _ n , nopeful and encouraging. Innumerable heads and gives their hair a peculiar beauty. It makes the was very fine; the bosses almost touched Ilse border of of the depression of the tires ;--. .. . • ti 44 7,: ca At' addseed illustrative of the superiority of Dr. hair, If harsh or dry, soft and glossy as silk, and gives Ii the Take . Tits Princess took up her reside /tee et the .. On the 2dth alt, ran, let by . audios, at the Rol 1' alia ! system, which had bem found to prevail, eves such strength and elasticity that it retalas the Curl during h of M4/1 b • I • bat at the nd f t Lion Inn in Wainfieet,the rat moil the 6th (April, April, of' "'meet talent, reelleod by pablie institutions, had exercise in the damn or promenade, or le damp neither ; It' douayalleoetheßay, offered " b a ull a s a ' ami• but k ein e mew o pa b ice wo . dpwsr . 4 4 Of ISO attires of valuable rich griming . land, iii ' ( sited ineffectual /S. Dr. L i d o- . In addition to those consolatory advan- prevents its terabit, grey or failing off, and Is well knows to lota, lying in Addleth , Winthorp Burgh. Cro . t, kovh.ring J o d il e i b lar fount equally fortunate in reviving the Medical men for its superiority In regenerating its growth, which oho accepted. Here a aniaptesas disown. was, , ss. whichfbeen. and Great Steeping, for 1411. se. The ferrate • exe . tar ilitated energies of the heaven tomtits- Price Ss. 6d. Caution.-As it has bees counterfeited and provided fur blamer) , day, and she wig attends Iby ,a 4 Use h iad bad not b a ,„ ta ,k e d s i nce ti ts Etti t of nu . and, If not timely arrested, fre q u e ntl y Imitated by numerous needy sneeelaton • the Pablie will , en d , r nugatory the very principle of existence. From this ' - • guard sompeeet it idle let al islieers of the iley'll earl .‘alstin state of • ' on to observe Me Proprietor's mane and addreee asth September, and the rvineinder not since the 23.1 of vg t. : t t ,_ a 6 _ Inanity and sterility, by re-anisnatilql the on the Label- N • 11 ' This Cull " Pertidniasly applies to: household, wl4 As eitteode t t Lap . w h enever ohs all full of , grass, and very hue keeping. Average is. .1. 1 . : oil am/Mini/tom and elasticity to the relexederitans, the Country and Foreign Men:beet& -Also ATKINSON'S went abroad. :, . ... :•• •:" per *ire.' -(Lifleule ilercery.) l2;4l(ii. Y ss il L ail ___Ppy_to .. convey the most positive asserasess Vegetable Dye. which changes grey or hid hair to • pernmi On the 12th her Royal fOghsese. with hey Atte*: Os Thursday last, . Robert, Greenwo.4l. aged 17 , Tahes 77 l. .lw wit sexes may be rescued; a sturdy sent brown or black. Price is.; and Atklusen's Cambresitl A. • l '• 44 I Me imam dictated belne only required.- beep, made by .a new poems. it is mods milder than the ie . Y 1 mossited daily, at No. emits, in five marriage', pails visiste thb Rey at big 'yetis, tie' buy who formerly rode the post (ruin Sk i p - • Oily.. of Dean-ste fig. Dean-street, Soho, common Soap. It counteracts their pernicious e g re t s in * residence is the country. Shaw's- escorted by -abed tile to Coloe, and Joseph Whlltatii, a labourer, .•I .• .._._,. _ .eet, Soho, leads out of Gerrard -street, Skin, and makes it lumarioasly so ft , white and even. Prim forty ulcers, mounted sea hematite, awl sipisiked litotes; 1)/Inton. were eouinittted to . York Castle s la the Pm. ..,_leell_ne lite Osumi Two Penny Post Ogee ; She , IL a eelaare•-slold by the Proprietor. Mr. aTniesOrt. Per. • 1 R ton.' . , - . "T elel Ms Oxford..stren end I ~ whose saddle's' weiectiveredwirk'red velteAwsibrahke4 illtrateii. charged with having canitetttest t robbery . prea nda Of .. .. . • opposite Mamd.steeeo, wear, 44, threard-mreet. Solto 4 ortoolo t ( lone- 14 . litrelrlk , e d r ed. e id so d oroinoratr d w i t h • ewe l s if or j o .) 0 i lb. s t.ho r , near Ski tun' earl • ill the inornin: thrti.sh meta see.--Countty letters meet respeetabk 80, Bondotheet ; Grange. Ini, Oxford-O. :Bs ties A Blew • lif • - )vstura of seemed post. Cockspur-street ; aud most Perfumers and MediCine Voider/. ,the journey. • patty of the udicers galloped forward, t j . of Saturday time 29th ult. P ' ) ' / C .- - . . 'lgo _____ ,_ ~_ _ . - - .