The Statesman. — London, England, 1813-10-30 00:00:00

is EDITOR or TIM alga S Ada% - eta,—As the range of -national education and Bible knowledge is daily enlarging, and as thseiro'b; jets hared been so well discussedas to putilown Most o f t h e taineuyers, it is almost unnecessary to . *y OA the prl.minent features Of geneial knowledgeend instruction is to meliorate the social character, ree rrap' the heart, moralize the world, and prepare blissful futurity. The very hope of such reeds being did used atrroug all clews of people; at' h om e ;,rd abroad, is truly exbileratieg ; and though th:it Christian doctrines have a powerful tendency to assuage the turbulent passions, and dispose to universal peace, an effect foretold as one ' o f ; • y e grandest results of Christianity in tilt present ,• ennot help thinking it is time to give this ey•r!tr.• d'seotiment of religion and kumenitf -there hli • not Tee in those meetings which are iseerened f. - the purposes of education, or 'for circularthag 1101) Scriptures ; and if these exertions should raise tie tone of tn.,rtals among future generations, higher than it has ever beets attained, it will shed a lustre over the tsveeent era, more lasting than the most he. talc achievements. Would it not be culpable at such a period to trent with irriliffecence one leading senti ment of the Bible, announced by Angels, at the re.. velation of aggsviour.--peace on earth, and good will_ to man Indeed 'se arenot encouraged to expect the , general spread of the Gospel .without the antriliila tion of War. Perhapir thoearlypages of them; so cieties,' kiwis kielent to say little goer titie.entb: . jeer, learn it • -tolled hairs iffor44 tVreessrry, a glimpse. ortpotiiitar deSign;'4"'Or.% Fish and' Sectarian suat.busiAsm. Out as the ufinly onion of all parties is every. ,day increasing, b the practical ' effect of these associations, auselratre need not fear ' to halt the datin of that day which the pious in all ages have so !Ong implored—Magna est Volta et preeraktit. I feel no less confidence in advocating this subject In a time of war than at any other, because the most able defenders of war, and its most gallant Chiefs; who draw the sword and justly obtain tido honoura ble distinctions of their country, all concur in en deavouring to assuage its operations, and the proud est laurels are won and worn by those whr,se•tort quests lead to permanent and honourable peace, and the most sanguine advocates of war generally de nounce any pence which is net supposed to be perma nent. Here is another happy bond of union—the Bible is for permanent peace. The barbarism of ancient war was truly horrid ; the savaging of towns and cities, the murder of prisoners, and the tints of woolen ; but force was their ultimate ratio; perhns they were more consistent than the moderns,. as Slioy often waged war with a view to extermination The moderns always expect a pause for reasoning, a treaty, an arnilitice, or a temporary peace ; and the usual preliminary of our diplomatic corps is Status quo Ante Helium ; end why not reason .-with each other before the contest ? What a glOrious result They are willing tn leave off where they begat), each party having experienced the gratificntiou 'which re—i sults from a waste of blood and treasure. I wilt not despair of a period wired the savageness of war shall be consillered as_nsurd as we uoart-coaterocriate • those dark ages when the Judges, clethed . : witty et • - mine, decreed single combat to deride .stuisticius of right. It was said by Mr. Burke, war is the :Beans if justice: so it was said in these legal encounters; and if there is no other mearti of jtritiCenriarecon sistent with our rational nature-or Christian character,' then it must go on. Others say, war has idnays'pre !railed, awl from the jarring interests of man it always . must. %Vithout appealing to Divine Authority, this , n-place ob;—tion would damp every improve. of • - 0041;4 t Heir It Se.: Mock before had tatnit.; ask to heir wag had ,pc(?) tin ,' i ...conedsnie iii.Ver , - Internist ,y . ~ r -. . . eis bienteilable ratio of human: • felicity... 4 remain + an d la te st .m inta _ gehaviog *len . : depositfd in the tlieltilled of Peace, , ' .% : I itb !tin Gentleinatt, ati;Aletioneery , that that Bill was ' ''''"f" .. "ti l' lit 4 Hem- stoney, under' opiate,: W .. l eo, appropriate . inscrip- ihe altt - 0 I t l o nik „ 7 ,,, 0 , he woe ,g 0 .. polispy-sime r oci: is. • . • SAW VIAVEI-1_ : ..,. .1 : 77 . ' r lien; " - tvfitelt - Was ' pUbiklyrta4;bribe Sicrefernlhitklieieto walk i• ' qat'l .. 1401.111 tati . ht, het*i; d, i- . , -, a,'- -- - - -0.--fr- uliti — aaratiB2 ------ sater ---- 11 7 -, . -,. _ %yatilighttess, in'tae . iiggen t soolOst . ilveral Omen .. at , q ,. . , #ci . ......., , r . .. . .‘fo, ~, ~ ~., land _ ,.. _e` i . ~.i lit respect to . - fb -ik. Ititors, .witnt , , ithtl *Mt • y toe , Thelisr.. , r., Awned; Mulct*, not in ttnit ratti--:-;i-4k - -ii.- ••V ' 21T"Ifl: . • -•a ..t - '- ' bs:ll "I. SPreetlitit the roment,tindthipUig , tit first itooeintair z ihoign .it a slogle clanseio &Vane onbe traders; Iv.; 1:7. n.s t t 4-4 t;; • ,: -: - . , ~. ..- it.s`r , ;r'i l l ill "?""" :1 another stone was fastenedgliwit spelt the whole , hilt ill tniavisor of the - partied cot:Th . (lod against, :iNK`hiti4t tam ditto4rted elle„lkaahltialiflif !ii 'keine . latielY beld:of 'the Wisc . Loonost L'OcarTzlirnlr ,-,.,A - . :2 At t. ..) 16 emr.....D14 0 .1 4 .11kithist#ttisie Rector of. thtftnid 4 ..' .. e a a of whom h a lariinide the dupe of a fraud; cwrtow.,. to wide& - vie am distross to * chll the ~.. rjsu 9 4 '-4t. Mary, WhikehlPAS7afiev, reciting' 4 tit` and had 1614 goods or one-third mere than theif ac t sg a Prayer ,preptind , for -the' occa sionpsdida ', ' ' • ' frith 0f.,..,00r . ) leaden,..—'ate objects of this benevolent, .. 7. Ire" , • • . - tual value, as the property of a naval ogee*. The good ts to 'stead tbe be/tittle educadooto the children of the' p i i ,,.,rellfr 141goyal Uighness, with inAnite energy, and c h ar a c t er o) fi'. • . • . : . . t SI gentleman in question made in favour , . -:-.4 .- ,• , :: • without regard' tOdisaminos in religion; and it has ilieteeted sti gathOs, osfoilowle:.-. .• , , 1 ,., ~,„ , i. • anitthrs.frest. Ito l inen had been offersidiasGermans . field for exertion, wide Its 101-itent,ittal dreadfully litdelen , i ‘ 14-A:Y IV PLEAst itSight 1116 $ 1,1111 GINE"Sst tint tie" to bad - said , we have get 41urrell ow its culture s , 'fhb besoelsof the deateasserlas •As‘oelation, '" I Pal deputed by - the Cotninitten of Menage- , ifiar -l itie' ,;‘ .: le -matter for W_hithinto. [The taken under its immediate corn, dammed Important interest I:24elit - fOr.the 'WhitischapeL Satiety, on behalr of theory!! w ort cr. - L '. .r here 'produced a palette having on mankind; the cultivation of youth irt.that inxameme division ' r 194 itilhe Subscribers, and of tits Parish at large, to . th e . • '- • lt y .0 To Mi. Wiithman oCand which . the ovetropons;. Which ltiy s to the welt _of the city, s ~. a• , • i:. .. ,- . • o . on the Looslost side a the Ildiele 4 . It re .130 w fcl‘foratt y to your Royal Highness their profound sense hiltigin . _ 4 ou:Ileolible him to anticipate! • the arguments needless for the advocates. RP. pinta' education , . to. c.oute 6 A r i Y ,,obligation „ and their 'grateful icknowledvi . tiiiVtiiild . ,unnt.3. - The present was a question " ts for sig n al v hononr:whitli• yon - have beee'! o f die • ! ;,, and .. the' ractice of Mock Auction, by argument hi favoiir or their , object. The Airy. : • et,rlispare r ,RPM . the , . 9 _ .. . rert .debtors on this subject , 'arc gone, nee4r,, 1r e treat, to return. ig-,tlCitltallty pitated this day to 'confer upon them. -14 e 4.1-A aut;miV i lllll. to rob their masters, and d norasee the. roost profound,! l -14g016 the Most 'stiffish, no i , real es the honour is, and no men can estimate it ! te' - aikiat , : i• 4.edtOrk.• Mr. W. itettAlleded to longer hazard the expression of their .troabts, jealousies, or hi her thee the dce, yet the) , presume...to think:that •:. ialie reetmt-instkeees.of fraud, tost pitrtihiarry the alarms ; the mighty torrem of reason has borne down, nod the occasion' is as great : an 'occasion not unworthy.: ca g e of Mt. chipotan, who had been ribbed of .CO swept assay every 'eelwe of resistance. To urge mankind, the preience, support, and countenance even of•a;-; gross of ,ioreitst.„.„Thelt.Stokti articletosiere exposed -trowever, to aetioa,- the mete tontietion of their reason is not p r i nce of year illustr i o us __ ... ! _ : .,,,, , ,,,,,yi _:. , „; „ 10U5 ovrter'ena 7- psore plustrione I t e r - s aris"'Eakhk , itioOran o t 'bet • resident a tict ioneers, food, a l always sufficient. They require to have the evil, or .the . yim ." • ' , . . ~.. ~ , . ...._ ... "'hitt it is sought to rename s 4Wproduce, placed distinctly be.. "7 - riekti biklinter rti.Oma; i is. specified in the Act of " igen enrged in W . it r irk ' whiWeteens all Paillipw'A. 'AO aac4Onter hail' statedoltat he was 'fore the view, and 'rallied to the imagination ; ondthey re- ••• , . __ . .., . ... quire further. that facilitilfs should be :startled them ; that a ren d is intended to benefit att.- , ttgit, an k erns , svc : n two ha t , 0y, ,, ug. A,pro y vs , 1 •• h - t"' lit "Of ti t th pert of oblitmen and specific and advantageous mode of cotaloct shoold be laid down, 110 poor; tive.privateindivkipal end the public weal •i' ' • . selling v ern as. arch-; but this" was titinteriing the ; en thir wilt contribute ettectealij to 'promote an y i n o e m . Isowever convinced Of theltencfits to result !teen it. By __ f et a. the Prince who govern% 'eta the . Se who obeys , ' aiic . ---. tioneey.. min ~P P • Orftbrtiltef,. and - nitat roker.— abioelaiions theseadvnuiagcs then are witaiised ; the object ti Bry means of this itnigituteon, Me. . . your to draw ! • .ob oo s mon „ism. oottomploy - hod - oost __ '. .P W ' 7 4; 4.-' • • lit .• - - fasst to firelight more closely home to the business and bosom's* aro : ci,i.,,p,‘ t h a t dab s • i5 ,N 01 „..4, h ri p h7t.,;„. 9 .....! /CT, the several! harkhatireited'reilibadltimit 'Of 3501; and '' probably they see the wants of their immediate neighitoorhood. and WUt. 71 ::." ,- _ .....7 ~ e 7. car ..a : . a . a i was :m mare and h.. tnni.epeethe trartaly endeavour to supply thou, whilst their efforts, k. , : It t dl- ran •Of .society , itna fitly-lbina • tygel h . II the : t h e er tip . ee l 7 : reeled to any general and abstract gioods.wnsid be cumPltesillielY. mpioqprea, of every. oetti.oeitt .-. ,I iiiied State,. and' by, g ood s or*bich h e . had been robbed in a regular auc .. l cuts , languid, and spiritless"; the benefactors. hod the objects purifying .sad. IlifirtittkifeiMir of 'iii to. give • fin i I .:, gosh iiraitielts loodty:ealled . fel . refdrm of their solicitude and benevolence, ore brought into coutuct ". .,..., .•...-. i .. . . 1. 1 ? 1 2 1. . With each other ; a deeper Interest on nue hand 4.n more lively st ` Repo rt r!ogth and durability 10 the *nate. . . •- - - tininfi; - r ...7iy s ithniiip.theti moved, that tile gea,titudeon. die other, are thus produced. Local . associations • ts Your Royal 'Richness. hatlitteit . pleated 'tcr tend :hi the c t„oniznitme, of the `. asst of. July, 181T, - . be read. the *election of objects, whibt 1 Ilse • Ds" uYrelimi'aedtl7ltailif advantages i the detail of coia risance mid- .s--iir,---.. shetping hand to-this our utidertithing; M ay ttrit . i - gt . .7ltApi sport Fr i null read, as . 'also that of i arra it, must -he-better conducted iu a local, than a building so doss reds look . .refti . eitt A - ilieriument.4i , ...• ~ • nod went to „State, - -that ,at a general association. W trust the float: µ'ill an . m ire r!r_it... lo ,o r *lnd etindeiteolliiii - atit„pitbte. CO-0pen:404.; olef . kinglietdakite r -, ISSW',iif *liier,ekae.Atims, the aarevt-wi*tossAaariee din Villetation ww every' •pa- . 1 ' :woe only In the metropolis , but throughout 'the 'kingdom. auril of:Our Hy' •-' •, `j a . ,'t ' ticlit . in Parliament, b wisdom, Palsiotispa, and hymen . ~ ..,.. ,c eseaseh th e gat ..s k t d . i j f kg by Lin the maw time, that of which we now speak. has I:re-cool- 64 It was the pious wish . ,0f.., get beloired Son. l .whfecesegoit*i47 - 4TigivtiritioduceprOporty:of their [soot 'claims to.the assist.ame and vorpOrt of every man who pro- _ . loll' "L. fears tale a friend to his sweics. - The district which . it eta - y . e 4 114 4 1. qr . IrtfitooK4 Fath er , -; that the poOrest..4li . . boa do& at, mere reprobated by...tbe traders , ICAO: . breeds, is inhabited by a populatioti exhibiting all the varied his subjects might be , gradations of society i .here are to be seeo.ost one hand, princely , wish, so .1, i th at' alit i f' -reotn.ng ...e: d ' n it o_. so great a .1 1 tti . .i,.16.010 . .obigettiwthetoiede,- btit' Omni - balers when magisificentiennasplendour r the daZiling aspect of patrician 1 • so worth the the grandeur; the seats of political power, of senatorial wisdom, i card. , y . Father of his Pee.'i . l the Sairirdeti . thritetjme in,tins Comatons, had -of literary excellence, of social ethhellishmeatl . and en thf ', ple, so agr t the heti 1 •Chri -4 • ' - "•1 ) - •to - h the tin ' eeable to the let o ____ e . s. , aba dc ;na , ii ti o iale . ... • ir stever ivp 0 °nous other, everrvarietv of•wretchedness, and the utmost digrada- tient - it.iattuo-earnest.endersutier * to Occotitpilab. Actiiih t esea i e ft-:, 7 0 , 1 4 . 1:. litizbanau.ded with'atoting, that tion of ignorance and vice. Surely bete are indocetnents to tbel II._ exercise of philanthropy l tilust this immeasurable distance hopeteachthe Children of • Poor, not - I Ili t 'uoiceaatje -- -- • • • ! 'to _ the on y ~ a r t s w ith th e. re p ar t ..,, ~ :. , ~_ _ ....- beta beings of the same species be perpefnal ? Can there " rettitUt tts4itttioniond the Bjklet, If Zia can but iiti. ...si I 4 w sr.. Biiiiirleallmltted - the evil. of Malt Atictions, be no ximation) There can. The. progress„tht: diffusion of l' . ( • belt , ' beds the !!-- ... 'll of the 041: .. . - - .. • • comam approifinationi There can. The. pt,, . ' max ! sail Ito . t , • iii the tire p p • • - itlettPi • t • _ 1 ~.„ _i 46 ' i - butsiw ne isiesettta. roetunpotations on respectable rptp . - . 1 ; knowledge which, by means the most adequate, the Lancatit i •-.. .- „... Mott, and the Sf it la t e l. i : r .. ade - SS - mild. fade beets pe i•Assoeiation seeks to promote, is that by which, *nth* ttle ne- 1 psi t hey - wipe: good unristiasit& and if;g000 .tenrtit- i c hi m m.saaitt r _ it' . ...:-.00 0 tusl. But I suspect that the causes which justify ;•cessary and unavoidable inequalities of fortuue, t ituowl deserved Abe 'thanks of orders ed r;;i - ! trliiis.they *lithe good Subjet.ti ';'thetWil,l,.ail tkett I:their , cotinfrY:' • Me - fign:itach a report was an . ..act of war prejudices, are more deeply hidden In our cot. ;. simnel and happiness wilt be imparted to the lowes •. • the community. i lives throeghnberish and maintain - Soli kinciptfecafettustion: SlintAdAtitia., report be agreect . to, the ruptions than we may at first imagine; although our • i We have also given awaccoont'of the Meeting held on. Wed; 1 W Mar laced p apologies for war are glossed with high-sounding . iisesdaY the i' by Waracparas.feseactv, for the purpose of 1 , A3l. ion of a Hulloing for the lioucomtod of the 01. girl. . you; illustrious Farm thethiron realms. . one. Common Couneitsyrinid . sanction - a gross breactrof - •' • -'- r.onfidence. - ' He - should move, •- as an 'amendment, names of national honour, justice, enterprize ea- - 1 1)mg oost. It is highly gratiflibg to seethe spirit of the country i “ our hopes of success are' most ilittegiiiiie•;.l aid lour, and heroic actions. ' What, says the word of ; roused tor the laudable kurpost.of soave in kadetteetwthe oar - erideitioure, will be increased, when we' nit .... ~..- z.d ~-_ ttbat . the sbon-poit do lie On the table . -.. •• }hem nu..nstritaxx.r..Setinded .the . motion,'Atidstated, God? " From whence comes wars and fightings? coma- lowest times 9f 991. fed;l;4!ebj' there b y "- • ! among us the virtuous Solt of &moat virtuous ; . i L l ' a ' 4-dear AfickAtions. had much decreased in the course they not even of }our lusts ?" What is religion but i to becom e . useful member . 9 society , ‘ , the staging of oar with the bad vassiona. A cell- . _ Kin 1 . ' w Al.".die,AL 'tiff? LI4OEATGE.. '-. . ' of Sd good a Fat ber, led ao•pettiotic a g . ;17 r y e uql X rx w - lectiented that the report had been braked work, the Etiarburgh 11.:iir io, on:Mad. ttii .-.... 1 so zealously active tosarry into e ff ect the best willies., _, __ . ,,,,1. L i _ l __. __ ears.. . D • 06S. .-At clai-ilcht ibis morning a vend was ols.‘ • ' 6 "-Atcept, Sir r . , one; RS94 ef4l4:thankll." biooghtlhiliffilf, i and thought Mr. W. himself would Siael'a Sur M Liter attire, has discouraged of extingoisning war, and 'nits afforded us the Istypy grea . " I number of boats lainich.ed. to her •assistance. . fin . y are - :• HM Royal Ili hoes was icacinusly +leased. to,re. A., so %US W .- • - "u •••... Olermoments. not.yet returned,- conseenvoitY we cannot !Niro her name , Her ply as follows : - .L.-...-..•• -, - '.. i s Me. qusir ls an a apeech of considerable. length, en• prospect of 1,.0re knowledge,. More science, mart ; ts are gone, and we sutoWse her to be one of the snips from , . JA ; R atvina sig•sis,..:l request that, you w ill offer : foile d inteliert—Ergo, more war—humbling reticCtion I.,:.Gatte N horgh.-Arrived the s ill lei ae be li t ern a h n la d ita fro r troth Stock I gs I in k y grateful ihao v..s to the Comftilttee of. this Institu- the necessity Of applying a proniptand Oleo. 'Auld remetrytti the evils produced by the monstrous how ofteu have we been taugnt to ascribe brutality : to ignorance. There enlightened . b , s , i have di sco . : to t : a t:11'111 , 4, under convoy, . _ ea.. 3 . 4,, M;jesty's ship - Itelard.- tiotk, and state to them that I feel g reat t i .„ . " is ___, fi t et- 7-t-intd aliiimittabla system of Rock-Auctions, by Which comedown trout the River-three merctmntosen,.aftd. Niad, for : li t limn, present at, and- assisting Oil ' - ` lll9 ;;c9; ` B4;9 ', i t the fair .trader and the public were so altiiniefullY de vered that our re fi nements add fuel to the hostiltriPi ulaunudi. under C r eY ll 4 'l ltie aud t ilign a bt C P: of C W w i te r ;;; P it i g ' ThaTrf6o a t heartily concur with them in the imnor - , !treaded. A inbject of greater- importance had been ,energies; but - I trust they hitve levelled their r,o'rcri,otcyjiin-otitaThe, r a don 1 37,,i ti e ii ; ber. , :.iitirne i r v f caunot k , arni shafts in sai l s, they have hot grip art with est.holy 1 Powra‘tovra, Ocr. 29.-,-Arrivcd tue.fnitip sloop' rar tantondertaking, which does - infinite. hoeour to their," Te _ ry _ d- 7 -- '' , .Parish. •.I trust that their examPle .; may be imitated,. . rarely token into the consitleratiotr cif the Court. NOT 'only thaintereats of the shopkeepers of the city troths, and therefore the di:ivied skein of a stripling troop, a te:ilir i 1 M i d: few vessels Ird , Al i tr . : , 11_, mit iroellIo2 iron, . not only in She .Metropolis,' bid throughout the o f t r o l ig et - wi r alnesdaad in it, bur - the ihiereste of will overthrow the Goliath'of prld'e andcanial reasoi!. F. the L I r ailed from upttvbursh the 2 , 2d11341. . t o m rco.iiiio.y.jAnenerai ,,, : -- .„ .• • ,1 -,,, , 0 J.F , klg. " They any men delight in war, because, to aline fleet oinder rnvoY'ne lgettnieltil 't wr 1),... 1 ,d 74,1,71i,.72 , - - • " it tell -- ••'• - atria the 1 ' the ceremonw - oencleding ' with 'alien ' en pro- ' a tlio n' I cts he e *" ntry ili i: e t f ; cl arge el , a --- n(Vmanu ..n ra t et er u e r s i t n s e of b , l4 tlig neh Av i h s ole o - f Spite of the Oh l ; ut t il miseries w hi c h it organs upon' f s.,4 l :r r k ° !• h isi r tn i‘ a t clu 'a y s s l' iY P i s ialt . tellossty's snip lliodostaa, for dot lailthifid*ihelastd plihop of-loondirsi, the choir:tatty sate, an d mew tradere thlitughout the )(Inked King. them, and their foHow-creatures, it ,ex,Or_ . ~ciseCalkthst I . River. ' -. • ...to. -, ••• .''' • " i ' sividltd U tN6'City "or ttin.(l99 Tavern to d i nne r , &Hsi.: .11 _was a question which called for the union talents, and calituutnll the energies of tttelr nature )., • scutivi 27rii .Mackerel, r Arrived I T ; 1 1 1 , 7 th V is lOOl tr i les - hi . O• bou , Ahrl d tO :t. where iste.',Sherirtlitith preeitlea; pod where the mid • icintitiertioha Of Atte COrporation of London, of been ow it holds them out conspiectouily is theoltjecti .747 ther th . ; n f t , t f ie 231 hi s O pp ship in tern , fermi Lbw- ! Lord.. Bishop . 01: Leridon, 114li Alderman Atkints.l that keipeetelila trod er men the Auctioneers, of public sentiment and general syrnpathy";, because, p o ,r, I m;;;; ; ; f l ; Pl. "" dth; Id " th`Yl) tit Big slUilcameir t he 41;r 1 :%tilliani,Ihte,l1ish, Fisg:',K ro..viejtv, Blies rol,l as d o f - -•,thkpablie: • .Vadet this •improniou • h. did it ratifies their' pride of art, and gives thews lofty ',. k? .. ti_n:l le f ,i r i r r t m Sw it t lig:. 'fe u a • tt liast :R om m: , r h orouthi t . cOr sentiment oft eir own power, silyth, and: courage * l °°. l .wit* ',lke. *.c.. - hoispured, the Sinelety!WliE it presence. : timorr and. slate, was tatteritirt night the Weir Roekr,:ft;a. • thoenoil professional singers • attended;".•Mr. ► Cutter, ; cations shit his' worthy; friend who had opened the tut principall y because it Sets the game of ealstence French lugger art cep tor 1 0 -- ''' .?• ~.. 1 01 Isi. hot not detained.. .., upon a higher stake, and dispels,. by its powerful t!,..-1 ' i discussion, *sold have proposed a leading.principlo ....- 1 tillr: LeeteMiiitir king , itcc. ao4akeuttillent bind ttor'ihe guidance of- the fours : acrd suggested we . „ tetra', those feelings of csinei which stoat upon every ! Amorigst the inn ~ .cn ties. n ' * n ' .. 'AS I • which jaiis. at : nunit wair . pleced in thegallgry. • condition of tire, from which hazard and anxiety are ; delayed theoperation'Of the rtisolvent Act, one hat.. :',4t '.• .'. ~ 1 I ewes forrespondintivitb-theittstiCe sad pr!ricoy of 4stik ili tippet Goildnn in ieturwlig thank' °Whim 4 thiii:panciple. instead •of that condifct; Ave could airs that may 'excluded , awl itsise us into danger'aiiil sillreting sea ; occurred, within the Ittatica' 1 . . requite . ' -I 'A.....: " ' • - ' .th• Wing wog . nk, !OA occasion to Obaettes- qtaf -*Ai . refrals Aram exprening is - - ,y - in littilion had his unqualified appro t liatitin •OW w:grAlly.(fiellii:should have •celifitted - hiniselr.to the relief. " All this (nay he very fi ne writing, blit When t`this Act, which ao hitillsce°Pied the dePheratiorl ',ra t « t it e l e t neva of bettering the coedifilirr of the Lionel bare ' juktelef 'the . COminlitee, which had' AO gun examined, it appoers citivalrons sophistry: -rt is ,the unites) wisdeet of ..the United Kingdom, to 4, I was through the =dicta\ of 4teliglour and mein', ins rbeitiou °lA:volitive or intimate' nature irßy.firilo. every thing far which we contend. - Watgfoundri . sent:bidet° its pareets, in-order. Olt it tars bit lit+ • 'istruclion • and Met he h it the eats a li men t of titl e tject'Uniler - entisidelitron,'- aisd 'was in .eritt, lt_Oiseette on pride and bad. passions; it will saclike' our to., ~ trodutestinto Soviet in a inure e s imProved shape ;. lot, &twit as the ptatiiiiii : of a trio'whosahrancittle - btroutni es . kulated* . tia Itowilte Seeds of 411,118. Wales Said low-creatures in the prism+ of life, and &rill* the frit :.: we understand this Tsanrtetor „ cif the Los:dap So!: ,_ _ pe4 40 see sem& aver ill al a i - I l iad. , , 4 . - of the widow sad Nee orphan, to obtain lefty tonal ; ',tette has objected . to linen the . notice, teq_nite4.to bit , o° ',. ..,'", gir * With to distractiont .111 d ditidenlr, tin Wpm. The •E,io mPany assembled on the cusiiiterapoiktrillir. mote the grand object - in viers: • • Oftke':... I10" 1 •Ul t a spent and dispel contd. It goes on' to 'Oppose we !given by the Debtnr.to ids Creditor, In the extend* 1 ,, 8 reatiectalale mid animatedly atOrAnioll mak( of . 00- : • t ttie . :4llStinttertrf !with the ' eisnklts ,Isatriff SiP should. be pretty fat advanced in perfectibitlty, if. Este form directed by . ..Hr.Set/out for the iiistrontioa er Mid pttr Imo'ilgt fos.theAapprestilhn it thoUrtitias ofinkiltz/ tool " inhabitants of tu.rope were as intelligent, upright, , Commissioner, by virtne.of-the P s A a "l id E i t c 9 t h : ill' a M tid aj a esi s tit' ' iii ieltokk'llraiiathY ' ti-theii.relitive ditties tes Ged And pen: -:.• Yr . "' 1. ..,' -: ' jfaud,llikwii.Aisctionta - tro doubt could hientertained, and considerate as lei. John Moore, Lortf'.Nelson,'' littler, We - understand; dots Cot .copsWer himself a d ~ „„,__,. impreeetietited iihewitycei . . I _,_ , 'l - ' l 'ir . . for. it .mO. rig. lesa,,Siielr interest tfilti - tllek chit v,,... and Lord Wellington ;" but would there he leis War ?:- thorised by the AO' fo•abridge such notice, a snipe . "v. almo s t setc,. sifoldsith ample proOS that 11111)+Itell"be toy nature of lit eir business held out a.tfertaitt i. Surely those illustrious men would disthtin the Com- ; stun *fall operathstS•utuSt bethe naterel coniequence,(oloben. are deepl y , lative ' sati e" , -... • ' .. '-.pledge:of the -sinc.erttr of their exertions... 7 Th° Aliment, upon the terms of the Resieivers. 'Wroth! until this holy wari•cutentenCed'hetween those Us .they rest their lame in the historic page. upon any. branches of the Gorr:consent, ahattlieput an end tot i p . orta' q_truth, thnt 'kfor.thi:ltilirtAit - .wltatilit 'soul sod ,AfOlood . cifis•their profesaiOn'leits : their hgft. chifegiem . : the.. best 4121• -. most . soya other ground .than that of defending - their country., except the unfortunate Debtor is enabled to meet tfik ' Inolrledge i 4 not g0° 1 " .. -• , • ' ''' . ' 7 ' l9" :: l - . -* - from lawless au*sion, Bail of ehastising . fhtt foe into expense of giviog personal uptice.to hia Creditott..4. 17 , 1 . ' . 04 1 i a dell Will X :Oft td• give, - *ere to be: foot .......,-,..-,7--,-.,:+,' •' - - '• . • :'. . - - • • --We atuleratelaiketChlef . ..in ?heir ooknoW god probity and frithoslif: ...p.m." that temper which might lead . to an honourable peace IWe trust the Legislature will .snffer a cause so deep ._ lAkil_Al44 o srapiss ii Lai .1%.. . • . . f cliont i thp. :• ißeechs pre-' He was confident that the Auctioneers - would fea 'They have another supposition, wilder tititi ;i. e. if •. ly involving that of humanity , to occupy in :at. .E/Wreh t h i t t b e Aeo NA 7.1 r enter toren end that he will run a race of emulation with the fair traders of this the population of any country were r aleed 'to the la. •,totation without lon of-time, as the goad of a fellow . ', li be lous a succeeded by Mr. Justice Guns. It is said that metropolis, an with the Court itself, in their tel of Fox and Pitt, Burke and 11'6n/ham, or Grit. subject labouring tinder long imprisonment; with all i March; Mr exertions to suppress Mock Auctions; and that in .. tan, would there be less contentions? But - what in- the concomitant hardships incident thereto, cannot i Mr. . Justic CUAIIIIMS will ret ire n .. ivy would the its‘dy wars of St. Stephen's, and if fail to be a subject worthy of early comaidenttion. . ' PAWL will probably be his 111011111110 r. . . such truly respectable establishments is those of 1 . ‘ , I. .4, • • / , 4 s o: .` •t • <f ... / I ,i 1 f .. i ....... _._ .__ _ ... ..., ~4...44.1;2„.1.";r4.=.4......6...1•••'-'—"..":"' - • . 4 " ..77:"... . , 7 .-.5-..7: ~. ar.7.4.-..........~.....Ma11atiA're1g is ,"•.** .. - • • -- - . 1. - -.61r.-'i-Y-N • •.. ** . -7 ',Az trA ir itkime • -,,. 4 :: I. A. L'•-4.?.,tf.ei Cp.: so olll•rt ~ t z..) 4. .• ..- .-... . - • •• . .. .... - , .._ '' " iti111qvi1 i ."......... - A.-..---....--•:•:-........io tad - • - ,• : , oilviin;-' . ..: . -C . , • " * " • lir " • . . ' ' ' • ...- they exercised the loffie. ixnelits . vi reasoning for . 1 / 4 ` • Wlfirtar.la ..-,..4 . an- age, compared with till destructive fire Of a single , roa 'rH% EDIVATV4tS .og SF; .1,008. I battalion, or the discharge of a 486.polioder, levelled • open .the best principle of the art of net is ?.. is it i o u : vi r e a kodltyi.l ; 4lllll.6l4 T i tta l moint • '' . the Frio - wk . '' '' 4 , 4 •`'.. i i i, ;.'"rilittirthit ogßosf i ffigi a t it t s it r i o C . e cl- o m n - s ni iree C° ation l l 4 rt4"fr te i ' ' not a reflection. upon our common nature,. that with) , tr 4 killifisi,Amiled_„"ei - ii4.ttekseSisinetilit, SO 104oesV.th* Cidistitet forVineiti PurpoOly Vetillini tHei t all eu : .ee improvements o.lf•tw...,"olChtleesiat_,ls'esof Intellect'''. iti tilesitntemstiwgllllllolol9'" f t , ..istiosping.the tirst.stonV litimpliedliseveta'oob proiectidOgy. in the. last Sel d' . refinement , nement, and Kith .... -e- - - , --.ftrieste,?.e l Pelhiesi I t of* - fitiiitiffig l . 40000 tok*,..Atoiatiun of ,- lOW . siet • ' 4 4if" w'Plailfaineol 2 petittous ~ . Villa Moci we cannot expel the tedie,..0. 8 4 1 writhWel!tio4 4 :.s44..os i onas o d e::: e. ',; csiva : oth itte iiciti n: c .i: s 7 l .:b 4 l et i y er.b t ipol f eisost, bk, his Ativili;4ll4tbilit.' 'T ''' -. . • " .). . 1 ''fites of war? . Could we 1 014 14 81 .0.4.eoloteloeroes ' liighiletZ SAO of Caraiseidgir t who obiligiOlo, l -0 . litit',' At 2itosti;efilted, Oat bad 4M , subject bee e : 'fp lletioar ili'i Institotles set im.foot air • .Woo g ht arofard , on a fsirmer dir;:lobi•auty as Chiii h charities !. to -relieve indigents 0 1 0-Kaweetiew . eg thea-iiiiii of " tiiiiipOirintiee, in lityliik Siunelioit berm Lt . aroused from ourtorPors,' bribe, • ' . ~ pOisinit. 'Ai. liwyaleffighoess Wds' kite Coire,:,,erould.live bein eifteMeireasY .; but tt h bitte d cry of wretchedness Rod , &spew?' i l vooooisi.ot t l p 4 ,0 7, wp•ii )its least these are the casualttee.of nateni,- iffieeeeed'' I fiftieth:Win 'tlie **cessions ow itis occasion by , the-..thirit wits likeifibegs . would be e.ditaideritble oPlx al . say, e • by us . Does s ot „one 'battle destrey . Abov e !. li e os i t Right Rai. the Limi • ,40 , 114 , op eif.,ketidati, the; ROA Ilittoit,' . • Th e jilLembers foi the eity,-::tfinfigh the ie and entail more pi n ery i s p'-' ' '" 4 hero• IMO ton. tfie - Lnia Mer l is•Ms.t,linfilfrblassii, the Bee:; . -sfoild reads( no phliticaf instrutfinas front the' 4 quantum • * 1 4( 44 • iwww`l '' P' - '''"'"" . id toe You'tlAribilescod dinibridge . h - [actin Pott,i - eonititiienta, hfurpiireise4 themselves ready to at ilia 'cbaiithis .42f whole ' '' ' '''' R.li 2 ' - Vol lent* of' St.: . ' "ir'' -' " h • li . by ali the heiyiltets' . , Pie . tilts igev..777: .. Oil eti ..fo,Olit; ( ekrY--- --- tend t itlitlinit plii/ tbe omen them Ibn matters c ; ,Metropolis; berm diet - detail the calaigiliee wiricki iiihire'; het , 7 77: Itusssile, e t Triassorer,at :the nay 3Ocufft t ape, a the present subject there h a , darise -Oat ACIII6 'APO" ' 4 'f' "P I hec t e l e -it are ;hit i I YAVid Pike With; . sq. an* * eery. nomeri:beat' o aitiitiantion on the part fit -the Commit . 1 ' cannot, employ our n o blest faculties iritho o t this de- r s assemble of the chnBY , 41.114 - Frieods ;J . the feeoilui ad fated AM the Cty Members to as •i i •• •- w • ! • • 1 : structive scourge, we must be content. tefey•for ibp: • ty,ltigethers with, thecogainittseet Management •thilisuoisSiii. 'A BM 'if ivtlien in contemplation t Ir but .I will hope that Providence • Is "8 win* . rtiitqclioa, anf. the,c,idAcee:ooder their patron- ' preient Trireds; end, thelrlideri were told, . that thei 4 work•by-the progress of religious - k c al. 74 1 4g e , 'hal' ''" - ' - "' i 1 4% at reset OuPitJigntlit A temporary school" cast Might .be embodi ed into that Hill. That 1311 of science,. t!toont; . the ch • i l d r en at Oa Whit*Chniel• and -0Q W" s' S ' 1104111q,.tid . beeii.ihre;4 s out. Another Bill ws .. may enable men to turd the'vait nietils 11 expenditere, and exertions, whleh are noW. used for,' i we lkp ra 6 g c •h4,0 8 . ,, ? 4‘;. aoc k .the st o oloot of wbite . then btoniht (or or , artt; _ c ilia 'Some Gentlemen ha their common destruction, into the peactifel channel s- chind Vii e lentegatlaciAted :the. 0..ift1e... - %.; ' • waited on Mr . Wharton .to 'state whet-redress the 1- • . of virtuous improvements, thereby they ineS , ..prodecie • ;-: Sotie gold and silver co 1 00 ,. og l the • nresont reign, - wished. •It had . hoWever been asserted by' a ter , 1 - .... t......1-..1.1.1- .....;. ed human Whit v_-..-1, amma•ln . ~,__4l ...r., Akirli... i.L _!•_-_. 1. - __- _i__:...!,....1 !... at.- —. _. A ••• •• A. _A • • A • •A.•••`• i` ~= w - :~'. A. , r i