The Statesman. — London, England, 1822-09-02 00:00:00

.•.•,...-.. )4, LONDON, MON DA Y, 8E- hibER NUNNER 5465 N for saki HAJIPOirIi )111 ia esg STDIVEr_4II6I th• . IMPORTANT DISCOVERY.CJACESON, HAT MANUFAcTURER, SS. . &Whir. oellelts the patine patronage I fa roar of BE AnarniMi of matchless qnality. It la very light sod Oaring rdi IhS bowl, sor will race CVO? Injure it. Wag Worn PiliatiNfi oilier. which is seettaneesble in any elieste, lesolllll hlret thesitape the west heed um. over soak srbidi It will mete Wile last. The saran :Heiken Hats pewits ever all ethers. .at ere thew a derided pretsresea.—Priee only I. _To he Wee* at She ileasteslever. C. Itemise. Mil, !helices, sow the City itepseiterya—N• unpaid letter re . • D 70 MR. CANI7N . [gems gas teesotos ctimottictd.] Leesuoitit.Agit. Mt —A public dinner wee tilt lay gittrAig the ishildton - s of Liverpool, to and them sivoiertunity at taking less. of their Reply. sontothestAllr. 0111611114, on his departure for India. Nose of dm isms beteg oossWerad sufficiently large tb meet date the seedier who were expected to at teeth the sle of the Lyceum was gives for the *ma• steer was the demand for ticket', that long '. bah , * Mrftpliteleted day Mere woo sot a siogle ad. WNW Idliwodispeseil oft sad we 'region to under stood Ma as Math es too "pas& itare.birm offered sat fee *Mask 71"11444raithiefatra.:4.0- 04.4 k, iFbidi erne& 0.4111-gisithritivi siesi "!.. f . • ; • At Ste Mr. Castoiag gMil.it. Aka .4th loud sat repeated $444e. He was accompanied ism donee= by LortiW..lllotnisek, Lord f 3. Bentioek. Sir R. J. Herpo o Neq., Adments. Mr. B. Wilbraham, Mr. Colatemesy. DI P., Mr. Mias mas nedayotir. Gladeteena, N P., Ur. Boathouse, Mr. Chlemery, Mr. Masts*, sad several other Moods. The dieser. whit& was of the most sastputons de eariptiosu Wag owlai, and the cloth removed, Nen moiis Amebae was song. The CIPAIIMAN(J. B. Hellissiteod, ) proceeded aweeueoktite twit. in the order he which they were ow down is the cards - TeoellPlatneera.illeavirCAiliTlMlNVlT. relbebre. SIPA k ties, by • S. A. 1110MITABI HEAD INs. ssiatellia4Tallirr. T Ti t og ag LI 0 - ACV'S, is. set set fessrei• above Iva t UssdiSllsddsweallat b tM C• 1 1 1•1 •0 14 • Ism lite• at, Sauk* itasdasyss. Si 14 boon way. %cough Savant. ilsaiwsta. Ilsuligniske. Windom*, Overtook. Asdavar. 11.11 Mary. Woodysets, sad laise d dfard.—The Propeistan of IMabsofneasmit Me dstendaed as isupease shalt be spared t. renter It the Int saw eysitee au tha Wasters Road. Ttk "Tidervapk," Dew. Deal. Itaasests. Margate, Psysrshai and Sinsiwkii .. past ewe. fans altimegiouto‘Ptit. at a chaster pabt emu eclat. k emee ef the areleti potterer le the shun Web. the proprietors dessrudeed se amain 'WS liv vpiaslts nada' It the knit nor as the nest read. Sampan . theetaus, Plesherinr. eravened. Struts& SW- Itsulaissa, snit Rasatae . envy sandas, at a sl past 7, ate . ns. • Sa ilsllpee." Tahsatet. pica liesslar. The Truro. Sala* Prowyn. Ast.arta berya. Wens. Worm.. Derehrster. Darnsatab. esti 11eAfe. army tattiebett. at rm. ihertob 411011~. IMl4vert. asisdaitd. Storkhrldis. Illaskagstake. Ilarthetd•terielge. lll•dtetater. The " Usiss." Ilesidasgass, lavdsgssia, Lysillstrat. Whatraur. and Illasluptiks. flaatsed-Isidire.lllsshwater. sadassibitssa Aar Sins Imask 'my mosidod at Paw ; at die Cleedt goLillesee. Illsoiherptes• by Ire, Ir* Is- • awe allelelpsto he the Isle of Moo. Est, St. adood; nitro do Gros. Chethehh66 •- eilete=reor the shove rob bop* to nte e o z i Nippon whish hnsialbseis Ines;:d a zz sisallisessasseansta *I ths ".Colas.' Woody id* " roil s sod SAWA post swathes. throllift ChifTeshoss: Glee. 111,111••••811. ?freakier/ sod its• 411 11. every arra, se ems I arrive at Mr. May's. the Grey t. 11/111. owl the Leattee Terre. Tbreasiereet, Mirk " His Majesty. the Kier. Duke of Lancaster.;" four times fiver. This toast was received with load and re. parted cheering. Sang—Uod save the King. " His Real Highness the Doke of York. and the rest of the Royal Family."—(Lend applause.)—Band—Doke. of York's march. "Thu Armrest! Navy of the United Kingdoms." Bawd—livitemh strike Immo.- " The House of Bromwich, and may they sever INN get the Principles which seated them on the Throne these Realema." Glee—Hail, Star of Brunswick. These toasts were else received with repeated chem. Welles haiieg been obtelKed— TliCsatunam asid he perceived that the assembly asSelpatel the toast which he was about to give g ad be also could asticipate the acclamatios and me. tipsideem that toast would hs received.— 11it5.46•61 - 41016 Vii6l6l4 bii andierty OAF* Lisditriaost aflame& may Ter=per lb. el Ms emir*, It ellitlind IP be Olt Ills=hie essitro /oldie seinnyeess North any other. 11SerelifyISOS WIS Shea Nett= emery after noon at leer. sod el tin the satweleg. Blevreer. Lenortowa, Groton PIUS. ABMs. Dumfries, Irews46l.llawrehlti, Snerieliar, Whs. 0111•11.1 t. Nines well. and all puts of Scotland, a light bow beside pest coach deli'. tie " Repose:4e Ted. 5ee561011664 Whitby, Shields, ileadertaad, Bream& and talskesgla, a sow 4 inside light psg-teete, with a guard throughost ; sets oet evefy morning N ilealeek. by way of Newark, latilmt • Deemeter, Ter ?Waster. Darlington, Nerthallerten, Mariam. re4 lF eilt and Berwick, and arrives at York the mist morn- Nit it o'elrak. Passengers gndleg tboutselves fatigeed es the looney. Nay rest what the. they please, and then proclaim ellieut additiosal Are. . Ilarilscrough sod Swindon foer issid• meek thweellh Aldboarn, Reading, Imaboarn, Pertoa.Lydiegten. Power,, Wootton Basset, Stansbury, Hesgerford, Newbury and Baidashead. Brides-north, WOW, Sbmwsberv, Salop, and Holyhead new light fear lashes amok every ofterseee. Beason, Horsevutia, Spaidthg. Peterborough, lidlton Wad Fientintdon day esiadr. to Splieby, Lords. Grimsby and morning ate past 6. The only day emit to Boston and ilornesst'e. lie Express," a mew light form Inside post notch to Carlisle, Psaritb, and Whitshaven gees with fur hones and • guard all the ay; pause throegh Aoplohy. Greta-bridge. . Cattswlek, Sfoothivrides. Writherby, Aberford. Verrybrldge. Plen a". tkiltattcr, Orsalsom. Stamford, Bawtry, Greetham, Ittiiton aid Blggleswade • sets out every loondsvg. end performs the jemmy with the greatest facility. Possessors detained' os thereat by business. or pleasere. have the petellar advantage of their seats beim secured in the meet math. itinesster. Preget. iiirby-Lonodale. Bolton. clorie), Ornakirk, and Barstow light post-ciesdies. *very afternoon. The " Royal Express," sow light foar leder post-iumek to Liverpool, Warrington. Lontsfordr Stook Stalked. OW lJtehleid (only ate sight on the road.) every afterseell I "rim at the Saracen's Head Ins, Dale-street. Uverpoot. nett evening. WakedeW foar-Inside post-meek tolled " the ExPeeesr" every morning and afternoon. Chester, Newport. Whltwehareit. Terporley. Nosharich, and Mlddlowleh, light post-asa* every after noon. Sunderland. Stockton and Yates light post-coach every morning, to the George Inn, tkunderisltd• The " Royal Repress," to liatielvaster. Wisdom. COO- Nrweastl., Waltial. sod Wolvechnorpterie wow four inside post-coach, every afternoon. Only ego eight on the Sheffield and Rotherham *OW four inside pest-eserds. every morning, galled the "The Expreas,” sod also "The Roekineham," at 4 In the Ole/noon. The " Royal Express.'• new Birmingham light poor roach• mete out every afternoon. carrying foar Inside only. ?Isms through Warwick, Leamington, Soisthcos, Weerton and Daventry. rev the Saracen's Heed, Ball-street, Birming ha., morning at half-paid ; o'clock. Lotlefte and Packages to Leeds, York end Dont:tter. at onh two-pence per lb. SA. 410E1liTAIN and CO. respeetilltp amplaidittegt ?rinds and the Public. that they will net be aressinst• lb!, for any Parcels, Passengers' Luggage. Writlerti- Viet". hr. ar mor . than Five P. undo value. if lost. !spies. or Os serene unless enured es setts. and the lostessee psid for lreorellog:y, at the Saracen's Head inn, Snow-hat, Umlaut. MA41112114 PATENT SWAP-AM LNG INJ&CTING APPARATUS. J ANY persons, especially th ese of sedentary ha. bits. are very Sable to en eseamelation N the lower potties of the Intremioes. This kind of ectativeneas Indoors abdomistal pains. and various other distreseleg and seeeetinees dasgeross symptoms, admit of Imperfect remo val by the ase of purgatives; it is in seek eases that the Palest self-acting lojeetlattApperatus Is strongly recom• weeded by See Ind professional gentleness of &steeled and Paris, es sferdisg la a meager far superior to any other bona or LOA eentricrame, the most prompt sad des. teal relief. Lad what readers It o=trsmaip vs sable Is the manner whisk it ems be seed by the patient himself. with out the aid of a seemed person, and who Is la feet big own operator. To be had of Mr. Kew, chemist. Piccadilly. opposite vim starch. Red at No. S. Greet Ryder-street. St. hinwen. Oir highly distinguished Representative, the Right Hoesurable George Canning, with our cordial Shanks ND him for lilt eminent services ; our deep re gret for his separation from us; with our sincere and heart -felt wishes for'his health and happiness: nine times nine. It is impossible to describe the enthusiastic feeling erlds which this toast was drank. The cheering lasted fla several naisates,'aid when, on partial silence bo bs obtairied, Mr. Canning attempted to rise, they Agile burst forth and wen continued for a con- Womble time. CANXINO rose evidently much affected ; he se veral times essayed to speak, but he was prevented as much by his feelings as by the loud and reiterated cheering with which he was greeted from all parts of the room. Silence having been at leagth obtained, the Right Honourable Uentleutan proceeded to address the Meeting in nearly the following terms:—" Gentlemen, often as I have had occasion to express my acknowledp meats fer the kindnesses I have received from my con stituents, I have aversion under feelings so oppressive u those which now overpower me. It is not that your kindness is strange to me, for i t began at an early period; it bigan when by your unsolicited selection I became your Representative, and it has grown and strengthened with' the growth and strength of oar acquaintance. But, Gentle men, this crowning kimlness, at a moment when .1 have sow to return yon my sincere thanks for the put, and to inrimbiateurionnediat XiOn fOrthe future, is truly ttilletturrieg, and almost deprives me of the power of enjirusistg those feelings which it so naturally lapin,. (Kpplause). Let these who doubt of the excellence of the British Certainties look upon the assembly by which I am at present surrounded—let them observe the situation In which I stand, without any claim, ex• ceps to your good will, bat that of having honestly earned ard obtained your good (Tinton, and, permit me to add, affection, by the conscientious discharge of a duty which it was as much a pl eeeee e as an honour to discharge.—(Cheers.) Gentlemen, a country in which such feelings can be roused, a Constitn•ion, the (alibis! sapper( of which draws forth such cheering approbation, can never sink ander apprehended des. pelisse on the one hand, or fall a prey to faction ur party on the other. In such a country, no dread need lee entertaised of the rain of all that is valuable in public, or dear and estimable in private life—(ap planar )—Gentlemen, there are other roads in popu tartly and to power than that which J have followed. The tenure of power may he ronfirmrd by undeviating ealsservieney and obedience; but there is still another road to the attainment of b .th. There is a road to the astainmest of pap clarity by holding out to the country a remedy for every evil. whether permanent or temporary: bat attrilmting the works of Prievi• dace to the miscoaduct of Government, and by point lee out every visitation, b•wever unfinestre. to their misgovernment and ruis-rals.—( ‘polause.—There is a road to popularity and power by indattaing the pas :lens of the o ultimde ; by telling them that such and seat measures are nec essary to the stlyation of the country; iu a word, by ttt:tuptini to tide upon ant THR principal difficulties with which the skilful Helmet. Plum-enema* km to encounter. bird seeds; or earls; the einem* of the Venereal, Dlo. mee t orikisatits Is the absurd oomesaimeat or their real situation, which usually characterises the 'Siete(' persons, and in the still more absurd reliance which they too ofteniplace upon the boasted efficacy of some Unseen's:. lewtrte which is anblnshiegly recom mended by the diaiaterested inventor, for the eerlaia rare of this disease, in all its rarities stages,- ramifica tion*, and appearances. 13y the rational and considerate these Nu; Remedies, are of course never re sorted to. Dot. unfortnnately. a very numerous body of persons, labouring ender this disease, have yet to leers that the first requisite towards their cure Is as early op plieetion to Practitioners of talus, obeeevatieu. ae4 as. perieoce. To perilous of the throes description, and to all those who are acquainted with the eta-rings which such person endure, through eel/luting to apply to proper settross of relief, Dr. HID; as a labemarer is se arduous a cause, can only further say. that be is con sulted daily, by persons of both sexes, at his house, 3d. Deas•et rent, Sato r and, upon the practical result of his knowledge aid experience, is prepared to rest his claim to the continuance of that patronage and approbation which be has so long sod so largely enjoyed.—Observe ' the aumber,-38, Deao-street, Soho, is • private House, opposite bleard's street ; one end of Dean-street leads Into ti &street, utterly opposite the General Two penny Post O ffi ce, aid the other into Oxford-street. Advice gratis to the Poor. --- W CATSIZIL—The weather this week has been variable, sod the showers hoarier than the week before. Oa the mornings of the fairest days an autumnal freshness is experienred : though, as the day advances, the warmth has much increased, and tbe temperature, on the whole, has been remarkably !NH ie. The quentity of rain fallen here since Saturday last is 90 huedredths of an inch. Arg 31. TIl 8 I I I o'clock. ] • *lock. at sight.l 33 lie 35 33 .14 .3 I ■ M 1011.11,61. 67 1 6 V 10.79 • Showery 69 1 Si .74 : Pair 03 I 67 .;e ; iihowerV 66 1 33 .76 rthowary 67 i 36 ,67 ' Fair Ml 33 •,66 , Shower, 67 : ,99 Fair • . .. - - , • '•'.. • I 'rut -A , • . • . 1 . • ..., --1 ;r 1 z ill iCll,:)k • • . ! s'• . - "• -Ci : . . . t ' CA 4 " .—A....—• •.- ',V." , . . Nie ' , . •.% P, t . ..:•. ~....,._,...........,,.. ~..., T.,..,.., • •_ • • . . __..._... ....... „......,..,„;‘, . b .... . • . ...../../0/0/1.>..a... . ► 11 1 r aliai .. ..' ...s: :1 i 'l - -1 , 1 ' t • - n'. A.,.1 1 4,1„ ~;,,-.. 4., Y . ti ff , 3,* $.. el. i A l• • ' . r.".. 1 )) .. •• • . • 1 .. <A. •3r• • . , 3 rc i . bsi.itdo 4 • 1 4 .. \ 4 ' N, ......, ' A • •••ilik 24 ara. ic a I . 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I have !revert/4d to. by as palarltepresentative, beenUie ?intro openlf spok en the When t 1 doio was PS risk the teOure of prh laritp.S!.o.itleriwK I fared it not necessary to doviitoth iitaylimatfpf,s *be !Milne of * conduct which I bdd t i fleireil Isi,order to obtsto met retain post goott. Alt It wig iiit Itetwiary dl*' es 111 01141 W moots maailibiet ASP 11111111iPtiOS. 11 lola yhe eemPesed of person if cenilleting telesillinrus4 different opinions; het I found also antoug Ton a teaspetenite tied moderation from which resulted the purees loyabT, codsbined with the strictest iniipen deice and love of (Merlons, but carTyitig with it 'at abhorrent', of,the lioentionseess arising from its abuse. —(Applaust.) It le ley sympathising irlti; your feel- Ines,/ 1 sad actin te far as (Medd in eacordance with_ your Opinions, t at I have eodeavoured . to earn your good will ; but as sure that, with ail my eadeavortra' sad, acts I have net succeeded In earning or desfrviert that excess of .kinduess with which yen hie dale evening overpowered me—(Chmrs.) Whet I bare had the hoopoe of addressing my eobstiteents oa for: On Otelleiooll the task has Wen MOM easy, beleolino . the topics upon which I bad to speak were addreesell to their feelings. We bare had great htrogclee to ea counter, sad great victories to olebrate; and on oriels Occasions we all haste what allovesoce to make for party discassioo and municipal triumph. lint now, (deeply as I feel; and much as I wish to acknow.. ledge, the hied and euremittiag remiss, of my Mends and supporters, I closet help feeling that I as most peculiarly circentstanced. It is, hoWrrer, eilatlesest, a peculiarity as honourable and as /eV Oise to the tows of Liverpool as it is to me, mantel?. As; in this *ern I have sot ono political eettuy--0 (Cheers.) I shell ever consider this day as sae ° fil l s - ' la for I hire it ''' ' the discharge of that public duty eptitles him.—(Cheers.) —I need hardly say, that such • testimony of respect as that to which I have alluded, while it satisfies the doubts which I necessarily entertained with respect W my competence properly to discharge my duty towards persons entertaining, in some Instances, opinions di rectly opposed to mine, must disable me from referring acrimonionaly (indeed, as acrimentone feeling I never estertai ned) to the conduct or doctrines of those who have been adverse to the cause which we have ondeviat lagly supported. Never have I known the anger to which our contests have given rise, survive the subject OM" •ccasiomed it. f know sot whether there be noir ream any person differing politically from me ; bat I - wish to say that while I steadfastly adhere to my own opinions, and though the occasion makes it necessary that I s hould recapitulate those opinions, I am most de sirous to avoid saying any thing calculated to offend, those who differ from me, or who may bare, frdin s feel ing of duty, opposed my election—(Cheers).—lt so hap pened, that when I came among you, there related a crest war—a war which, while its success was doubt , ful, gave rise to various opinions as to the policy of en tering into it; but at the successful termination tat which, every . ad pinion was drowned in acclamation and rejoicing. There were then, and there still are, two great national qtteitions in which I have taken a pro. mninent part. On the one, I have had the misfortune to differ front the great body of my dearest and most res pected friends; on the other, I h..ve had the happiness of agreeing with you in opposition to our eommoi ad versaries. I allude to the question of Catholic Emanci pation and Parliamentary Reform. Oa the first subject I am well aware, and in the first speech which I had the honour of addressing to you in Liverpool, I can didly declared that I had the misfortune of differing from those with whom I was in the habit of g Ily agreeing on political subjects; and I told my constitu. eats, that, in accepting me as their Representative, they elected one who supported, and would not abate a single jot of Isis anxiety or exertions fur the success of that question—(Cheers).—Arcordingly I have taken every opportunity of most strenuously supporting the ques tion of Catholic Emancipation in whatever modification it has been discussed. dealt honourably with you upon that occasion; and thour i lt I have rarely given au opi nion which was not that of my constituents also, I feel pleasure in knowing that upon that occasion l spoke the general sense of the country. I have not In any in stance compromised your rights; I have gone forward in what I conceive to be the straight path of duty, awl neither here or elsewhere have I reason to repent of my perse eee a e oe—(Loull cheers).—Were I to remain in this country, and again represent you in the 'louse of Com mon., I should pursue the same course. no matter what uneasiness it might give me to differ in opinion from those friends whom I so highly respect. I, however, think, an.l, as I shall not, perhaps, have an opportunity of stating it elsewhere, I am minions to talc,. this time to mention it, that after the strnfgle which has been made upon the question for the last ten years, I should, as an individual, be inclined to advise that it should he treated as a question of compromise, rather than one of an unqualified nature, as it has hitherto been argued. I feel as deeply and as anxiensly now fee the -access of this question as I slid at any former period of my life. But upon grounds of plitical expedi • ercy , an! looking to the peace of the country, I con- home hlth ifili."" ao imades'rissses. 111 " 112.411.44 ' To Lima Dra p ers . Slit MOWS. Haberdashers, Hosiers. tioadsera with which that toast would be reetived.— s - . g i I my life; for I hive I the of - thlesseis eriseet, early the arm memleo.pores rereithw. and ettorre... Prow es e cootie' TO wets s. nittoeswrrae. TAUNTON, TO BR BOLD BY AUCTION. (Applanee.)—Hewever littering It might ►be to the teem i ng ., G eet t eeie e ( yes wit) pardea the boast, for . Aix n PLYMOUTH. By J.J. HOPWOOD. • friemokaad asnethosate of Isis Right Hon. Friend Ur. it is a elecimitillet *bleb lies near to my heart), I Th e .. m el o n :* * mew u Batt teedA. may ose On the promisee, Se, Crawford-street. thary.lebose, cm Carmitig. A are him selected to atltainister the Go- have this tainting received lioii the associated con. a N rri t s m a th e P ue roedw ipeet eorrYheft eest eme igisment .1 143 : 14 44 di d et o y .17,„.; ,W w r v il e gi o .l ock. AT ilex b p ord l e r ar i " r oberir d a N atiddmen. " eivna. fir eireesertot at British Teak the moat IliP e rieee "h ie mereieJ bodies of Liverpool. an asiteowledgmeat, far bum may, • hint It either la a .... a Welfeal. leatterwerth, "rm y e h ta m e so d g ateet o e , wrong o f LA NRN °hit 64414 1 1 0 g 11 . 0 .1 11 as gm! sir.. " - ...les. any thing that I 614 dope or rid red ter thaet.debsweemso lll.4l = . Mew; Memel* Ih''"°' .1; lIMAPILItY.BILIC MIIRCIDIT. HAM; . • .-- s NM P°l o **r . . leesseereleiria- of view; ~. I d d • d o in fame of my copetheents. On looking ever Ned. worthless. sod Teueset. DeAkY,( will 1,4 4 : sod tie we're tete interests Ages!: die sleastsees f the loputadan slow ympreve)sted • •.. W - sal/ Mal Iftlawfmli fork •)1 . ' tee 4 • „,..„. ~, , . .4,...,,, 00 , 1 4 , , - i ~ t - • rortoot`- • • . - ••• es, • •• • • • *I/tr.: l6 ' ' i r .• ` , 4„,,„ cu ir d . .... . bay. Alatover. Ossetia. ' Ththhe Itareetithe *OM. • -., . - •• ' ' '''" '' • n .is eeite es . iiif i r . tan de- .. filackwaster, eadlingsiet. new post moth. every efterooos , nea Mama end Dleper,Tohle Cloths and Neekkes.ll4ll4 try ha matt eatightesed hal esjsrrieical statesman— set this high 'distinction, I rennet pretend to wte. me seathaest eety. hhi dit il e• Sa i lebilaille. ' India Jae ""* L... • 11 / 1 111 alli (eiteers.)--eini from the Beeee of Comoro" he must state ; that I have received it +llan be my •11 wed Feasts emu Woreiroodt to tioeruirr-Jereerf•Cheeh°° l t. other Juisaltna. Fres& Calabria, Bilk Scarfs eon Showl s . pet e Bt. Melees. &every Wetheaday sod Saterday Aftenwoos %Th i nks, path ... am i s. oath cloaking. ite.ante. Remote, eloquent orator aid brightest ornamen t —( l oa d cheer • boast to the latest hour of my life, and at my death I "et le'ret. Persian, Poplin eadLestrea. Italia. Net aadNorwleh Drape, ing.)—He (lit. Holliegshead) still indulged a hope, shall transmit it to my children ass sere and convincin r thestersete sod liemeheeleso sew V" Peet read, every Ribbon, Tapes. nobbles, sae Ferret., Mee sad Wales's Nest ; I te r=vem r aseelsp.st 7 6 ' 404 - bilk, Cotton and Worsted Hose, Mores. Be. that circumstances would yet arise to preserve and proof, that In this happy ronntry, sod ender our NON post esmelt. sets out may h„, tiered the 4 „ y predadidd add i .„.. 0r wk . , retain his Right Nei. Friend among them. ' With free Constitutioe, a man has only to discharge his pub- . ntherithems el kart sal penes threnatb Dellthrelt. w i nos na t o l onoon may b e h a d on t h e rea l m , ei' l i of .1 . J. 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