The Statesman. — London, England, 1822-10-05 00:00:00

,4tt_ouA» • ~.----. ~-~ .r-: T ~, i tt ., • r be 14` ~ • .. , 4 "I. LONDON, sAfultibit - r; odtai4El44 COMPANY OF LONDON. empowered by ea Act of Nelms's' of the St Oro. 111. 'ARTMENT. ihe whole term of Life, will , their Policies every seventh brnelcially practised till lately at Office ; or the amount thereof may of the totem payments of Pre cise. Policies soy aim be stetted for the whole term of Life. ly a limited salver of yearly pommies. Tables applimble to this mode of Assereses may be obtained at the oOrds. Rome whose lives era seared by this Compaey are al lowed to pass by we, in decked vessels, from Owe pert of the Caked Caveat of Orwit Drltele and Wesel to weather, sad to sad from the islands of Ononesp and Jersey ; sad also in thee of yeses to pass la itimes Alps and packet or pewee vessel& belwegn the liritialt and French Ports la the &OM asemesi. and to Weds the month of the river These, "lead mire rellikle, aM withollt bens sob jeered ye the Mosamalestes of wpplyibp foe the special leave •10,43kasean. as *ratable milked W tie usial ea& difearadtilis _ DEPAR4IIIWIT. Patios dm Mali Oa Jodi be entitled sad*** ref Apectimmo brads 011ekte pa MAW, its Premiums every MR the asseast thereof Is it s, year whit sated at Qvistsaas last was 941 per eel. es the Policies filleted M Loadoe. As all•wcearts made fo- the loss of Rent of ihdiditem tweeted mitemmitebk• by Firs. Proposals fully espieeatory of the primotplaw and rates of the Company. may be had at the pelsodple Ofies in Cheap- Lcedoo, ant Of the i =lialathe toiletry. OUGH, Jul. Cticill" l4 *. Looks" , • maseeirmtv. Sept. HAZARD & OD. rfellbet falll recommend to the amoeba of ihele Triailamed the Peddle, the Scheme , of the Grist LoOlgrY mai begin Driving the Xi* if TEIS MONTY (Oseotver),, Mi. very petrel approbailoa k met elih, Imo the semi*, meek it possesses over all the Schemes tihkilthave bdopted within' the Ism Thirty Years. hisses Meat oomildeatly Se satlelpate an norm,- dieted demand foe Tickets mid Mmes. OLP ENGLISH LOTTERY, _ Arrammt im the good old pita of VOL 11111 CAPITALS. M.. moNsy, allot woo an b i Ames the First Oari—Ne deasee—'No Fitted Prism. S. •.• et .......1116.41111 10 of • LIMO 1••••• pm.. • • MOO SO SOS' 3,001. SO.. S' .. f : COM en ... Tiettearmi 0011 ere &Meg atllasaaitfigirCis.'s. Breasts, at Ilmir ell established awl SMarslwasssste BlNsiS Boyd. ; mid Sr;. Oster4- 'twos. wet who Sold Tmass Prises of AMOS irlbi , art& to the proem:lag Calumet. • Alklißla INN. R. empower* STRUM • ,1 mew. masa trenci Ns scurasuite. awns- TUNISTAIKELS 4410 NINICIANOIN T HE FOLLQWINO MAILS pad oilier MSS • ge tree the *Kira 111 W s•/ • • Tlabßooyal MI, via Davev i ,l'aesdpy sad i Friday MOW, st7teelv. ' •• • ' • /7 0 0 01 kAIS 4 1 • 1 0• 41 Mar 416•4•41•Dodaladaa.11%. , sad Tortesa. every !Leonia, Ma quieter pest 7, aad Ilateday at 1111141114 A. Ow its agitgel a pock e t sans be the kW of WigtMe gamey yeaseregeo and paresis aid a Mill Casale !swot to•Chiabeiser, thareldi Drayton, Ilavaat. 1611Weri 0101144 "."-- 2"erY E 11 "t e tt Oxford '` sad' 73 Cathie gado liam, at hair. Doter aid Coateollattry Malik throogb 0 roweled. Chatham, aM Fevirrsltem. (miryYranh. Mom*. at a imam' past 7, Sad &edgy at half-post IL Prom Comarbary,_pameagers and gsarelo are eolovirmod to Doak Margate, 'Monopoly Mond sidi, Qs.; sad from Doom patrols ato saummod to Fold able. Eiandsato, HO* Dimehatelt, lomaey aad Lydd. Milford Mail, thromgh,Carntarthen. Limbic) asd Haver %etym, every inning at a quarter past 7, sad Mondays at OM-past 6. Rapt aM Brtotal Pod C.si, to gamy slay Poor Inside, through Reading. Modhorstogh. Cahn sod latippeattam. *very Norahti et a_stioatee post O. Bah sod Mad Phil Cos* warp Alladoson at S. Bath Uolg Past Cissok b two Maligmyrour Inside, exam* Midomlione o Boadiss. Dewier ',mid /doltainas Mosday. Wodossdny. and ?dolor Morning's. at Mao. This Cosa I. eddy IsModad dor tho accommoda tion of %O W, %guilds. is. ISIS samoot undergo lb. Alidgoo ofor tst dialsmas f.... day. Ott at fte• mty Nikkaleg Be Comb. tgh EP- Ink La s t loolsol. Modes and Beaky. Tais day, That's dor, oadistisdap illsedows et M. elonsooter New Post Coach, Oho Champion, through Nytonts. to Oxford, Choltonham, Hoiretard, Carmarthen. Trilby, tots, flwaasto, Qc. we day at I. Healey Coach. through Madealuad, weary Afternoon at I ilandov incepted. Unirhoopion. Anode'. and Primer% Coach. Toesdoy, %today, and Saturday Miocalsp. a Router bar"' 7. Margate Ramsgate, Deal. ftodwielt. and Broadotairs Light Pos t Coaches, every Moralog sad Evenine. (Word Light Pool Coach, armlet lloojoy, La. every liming at 7. Portsooeth New and Elegant Light Post Coach, the Re aiatoc. to curry wily Roar lash* through Kingston, Guildford, Peteradeld, aid Parties, every Morning at S. NOSTOSSO COACH'S. PartsYoll4 litirelOlS, and Edinburgh Conehes. and to all _ore* Earth. every Morsing.at'a quarter before 9. .' lWig affelf. Lanosstor, Kendal, Roolidalo. Huddersfield. "fwonfo. Lewis. Halifax, Rotlarham, SWIM sad Hor an:llEool%m daily. Cllletwlfros Portsmouth to Chichester, *a the arrival of th• Mill, tirnsmith Ernawortb, Combats, &a. to Bognor. Silisbary Pam Coatis. to nervy only Fear Mside, through Staines, Basingstoke, Whitabareh, Andover, an. every Atornina at 7. .Wallineford and {Vantage Coach, through Maidenhead. I s 'onnbcd, sad Harwell, Tuesday, Thursday. and Saturday ?laminas. at 8. 9ettalning and Guildford Telegraph Coach, through &anion, bitten. Cobham, sod Ripley. out Monday, Wed :l'44'y, and Friday ?standup at 10 ; Sundays at 7, sod re turns to London the same day. CANIUSIIII TO Tifiekellb•Pß. Brantford. and Isleworth, every Woo dsy. Wednesday, Friday, and Saturday. KAM KS and C. Proprietors. Parrots and Packages are safely and expeditiously con "lrd from this INN to every City, Town, Village, and Lottutry Seat in the following lloonties, via.:— Perks, Hereford. • Surrey, Parka. Gloucester, Sussex, Cornwall, Kent, Wilts, Be t o n. Oxford, Worcester. borbet, Hants. Somerset, South Wales, All Parts of the Isle of Wight. Jersey, Guernsey, and all Party of Franey. AND TO ALL tsars of 'tile NOITII. Neat Post -Chaises, &C. at tile shortest notice, .. Tat e Notice , than no Package, eositaining glass, rhino, "Itches, plate, cash, or hank-notes. however wroth the value, will be accounted for, If lost or clamored ; nor soy ot.ier Par") or Passenger's luggage, of more than At. value. unless *Polled a. etch Thee delirerpd at no Mee, sad pail for tceordiv i r. 1 (%) .1 Oil 0 IkAAK ' tQA; iressq•-•"" Ntlottß 5494 ATLAS ASSURANCE CO I:stitutun MS, and empower.< the SA Oi LIFE DEPA PER SONS asiu:ed for th hive In addition rade to yor. on the principle so bevel ete Equitable Assurazoe 011oa be applied is radactioe of It " TA. einoss fir which IMMPDRN Ai is tlie Pielif, aid &min& *4; 4 sal;seditii"; Steam ?go. S. East-India C BALKS BY AUCTION. illzaFernltsre. Table .tad Sod thissotillids 'fist Pler sad Glasse% satighooksp mom, ra i l mfd ;rg • A 1 % 2 o sntarr -.4 7 A 1 4 ~ • - Dip . HINDUS.. t• - •• - ' = Ni... SS. Cleaserrisie. ea ?MAT. . itilielkellieek MM b. 1181.110,1111 at duet 11 RS. - 111111eis• and ere rintwrrutts. ow Prewar a a easilismes going WI Hie Coadseat I aims drawl: wrens fandlers. le expos, perysainslas with Gneiss eendses sad Asks ea : Wank, dwd, ..sad breakfast tables of heeetleal ; zr.ziodsa NW Weed sada* fr; large Wessels earpeis ; AWN, glass wad ohms; elegant bede..isitla Mishit: Midis,: well-wads ambles asides la triaged wardrobes; ass ure& t d lAr a cr arde ars; dressieg tablet. patent dialog Odds. pe • parlour chairs le leather and satin-bolt 'ass% bell illske.stair sopa; paisad doer thefts. Hubs rapid To brat the day prefab; sad sassing of =leo-- 1 Casts/Si at the mess. rpok SCOTLA*IS. tie_TOUSIST„ Stmt Packet. I. of " t eki 184, tikt *trios of 100 horse rower. Ceamaittlar. will SAIL fro. CILKA kr. • orl ?torsoSr. II Orrbsw .at eve o'clock i. Wissisorelscproslosly. for IMINRUOMI sod LEITH. with Pstworwrs.Alowletws. wad Lousy; AM will all of SCARBOROUGH la pooslor. __ '3 , _I • , IdACNAUGIIII6N, Agent; aeket 014, iiiioriJobt-Itimirow.m.r, iii; Wiltus cards. Boit. W. P. i itobort Bailer; :file ..Bobool . Wile's. AltP.t the Voty .. ibe Boon of WortosposE William Wittorforoe. Esq. fit• Of Or Ire Wilgoq Ts . Esq. M.P.; Somali glories throoll Esq. ,111.1 0 • , 081 4 17 4141 4.. a 11itr05t0. Etg. 111 P.•. Joho'r6osits • • , Ass. J. W. Vinitiriftiiiim. Vlest or Rsirne; - ' ' ' .., 'Tiffin a sits—Metwril. Pry, - -lhapiets. , Asidi•frOtoes ot, -.5... .:-.- •;.., . • CO/MILTING Psysteiso.-11. ' 111,W. Mow sqlsco. • ; A: Stlsterisros.—Aohn ever, &Q. Towemsteest 1. Jobe Her. I llidee. gag. Ortet„ fittest ; Taylor. Esq. Tilorthareplen.sqUari. • " • '' The progress of thleamillostiest Ihrelabes elentlant proof of Its belnp calculatod to accomplish this greet ehjsrt of Its Patrons—namely, that of certainly roalislee to Its contribu tors the beeellts for whilit they Insert All persona Inter ested are therefore Invited to leered the like aid Tables of Promisees for wither mum, sad foe effective loser. ea. . the OS" la opus chilly, seadly exteaptod, frost tee to tore., and from al: to oOdi bil'of Nowesslior *lll be published, Wo. I. of a Nem pats J )., _ , . • Saiirkol.W•fie voided fp MAGIC-LANTERN ; or WORLD AS IT t v .__ r GOES. • • mar* city le the world that Ihavp saaata ao Imo hfolitbly'Satirical Work Snit dare speak S arealY and ow' L falty.is oniewhat Stowage ; whether thN wain to the e-street Asselatiwk who have lately sae so Walt and done so Iltqf, we easel say,; bowevec, oar late. On Is to break the lee, ead la daises of those barriers. pale In trim colours, lbw "'world Is it goes." ' The first web" shalt speak for est three fantlewien of the fir st rate abilities are sagged , ow far sadrieal part. another for the qui:tint, and the third for the saline% ; 'added e which we call in the aid of that ere-killing artist 'Grottier*, to assist with Ms pencil N showier " Folly as It files e's' therefore sea hop•to perukes a Merely Satirical Work, worthy of public patronage. Esehhembir will entail' fire sheets of letter press, sad &Amid folding entiestrreplate. price two shillings. Leaden: !liana •Itir if. Jahastoa, 99. Cheepside ; W. ....r .. l2,lbl..R_sy.ll . 4lar4teetd bit 4.ll.Brehant. Outdid; and by ail beet. . . , MISS LEFANLI'S NBW WORK. . . VOR SCOTIXES. the TOURIST, shnia Packet. This thk)' was publishe d l ls 6 w•N. Moo. OM lift '. I. of MO tete. stroleit. ass , tire ailiti - As . of 10 . 0 horse ALBS OF A TOURIST ; esataiaing the Oil- power. WILIJAIW RAN, Ceemander, Will SAIL fro. .. law. and Paddataisfe Con*xtena. By Laraxe, RLS CKWA Itt..• est Tumor. Ihti Derbana. at Are o'clock authorof Stratba)lan, Loons Abbey. Here" . Be. is tharioralagprealeely. fur IMINBUSMI pad LEITH. Printed for A. K. MIMIC.. and Co. • OM Psowswstows.iasselolls. wad IlAtelisfs - "Swi will can of The following will appear tide t'' • • SCARBOROUGH kepaesiee. . y '3' . %. BRIDAL OF Dunanour. and Low amm Wee, •1111 111.1011 , , , 41../dACNAUGHION. Agent: Maria Roche. 11 vols. Steam Paget Oflos. Cm oe won Angry. kb Oilaril Ititlei . 861.11 - 1111 No. S. East.foctia (*ambers. Leadedball-stree . i. , Seer. 4 vols • . • . , Atuee, sr IsAdollty. s Tale e % lle World. boe I # IIENERAL 888 EFIT INSURANCE OFFICE. Stuart Hew" Seals. VI - 11/9. Aldersgatwarset. astoblished IRA ,r 9 r the per - ' Leis Asia Lakes, se tia Vint MI atm, lky lulus ram ofittebtlng Moo Iteabialiat sod taboarl4 Classes to Whom. author of Ma Illystaeloas Freebooter, Ike.. vols. edam Is Molise Me t .~ Mal oit yrseis_rly ISM use prle- TEACT TIM roar. • Saadi from Llle. I troh. Oinks sa.lbe aeries, and Me Ofiesa, I ase _ . _ _ anima Nahum aniUlleperanowstioei together with Medias! I " - Annie* end aSeiltine; We 6111•1111.11•114•4111169 of ille. SALES BY AUCTION. • ' apy ;wit& at thosloatit of the lammed. Bottovatosto lbw Clakfreo : Insurance for Stuns of Mosey mole at de• Elzalseneltare. Table and Bed Lbws. Villia = fined periods, sad Almaden intonerliato owl delorrod. Pler 1401assee. astgedgabb C./enur e —Mr THOUSAND POUNDS. ' '. aTiom. rill"fi S . I le r g . 4l/111/1k" • • NESNIBIESSEiddha=IIf inovegnig. . • MINIMAL , - •' -' At Ms solos now st. Chaosorplaim.- om rime, Si. • '•• .. r•iNtreraso Moo DUNI of BRIMS% tOlibioret, and hoessileg diag, eetneseasieg at eleven • _- . l' • • 3 ' Veele.Peeeleeellk _ _ _ __ _ BRIGHTON. FREEHOLDS, Elehasoad.atreet, HikeWe Be., Marlit•- rough Place; and LEASEHOLD, W•bors rase, Chart ton Hill, Britne e T sou) BY AUITION, By Mr. HINDLE. At the Gloacester Hotel, Brigbtoa. on Timm's% Orman lab, at twelve for one o'clock. (by order of the Agaves. of Dratolte Wells, a Bankrupt.) to five Lots. AN 'prat/sable FREEHOLD ESTATE; ems. plass Twenty mall Dwellise-Hosees. with anaciest twesty•sls bosses wore, sad s two-10011,eStble, the whole of Caroline Plum Itleosesed-street, Mews, and hensedlately SAW the Ovistili g di ts4ll,lolllee. A PltigNOLD-HOUSE, situate Slid baleE H*. 14 Ma! son-row, Charlton-bill. A FIEEHOLD COACH-YARD, with good iliabilei . i/e; eight horses, lofts et.", sowed stead, and two lack-up aoset.hosees, atWortls Bad. MatilsocossWlsee. A LEASEHOLD ESTATE, ompprifikie tollt Dwelling- Houses, shut* ea the wait side of Washers Place, Charl ton 11111.„ Aloe, a 'FREEHOLD OOITAOR avid DARDEN, at kesper; Ow two wile. fross,Chawloy, Is the sooty of Ve z helsro-mesdosetilsipsety Istlseetseat steady 4'loo per aim.. and Glosoester.Hotel. Brighton; earrairars Thongs Alley, Cornhill ; and at Mr. Htniaten Moe, elmeory-lase, London. BERKSHIRE. ELIGIBLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, Laud Tax Redmond. ?NS IEANOII. ON IEPUTRD MANOR, OP DHNFORD, FISH KRT. Ste. Capital Mansion and 01eas. Faros, Wood and Landa:Waasa Meadows. a Conipaet. PLEASANT, GENTLEMAN'S RESIDENCE, Water Cora-MITI, a Dwelling-House. Cottages, de. nearly Storm H Acaas. TO BB SOLD BY AUCTION, BY MR. ROBINS, (Of Warwick-Hoes*, Reueshitreet,) At ChIItILWAT 's Coffee-llonse, 'Mange-Alley, Corohill, on Tu csDA v, the Sib October, !en, , ADESIRARLI, PLEASANT. FREEHOLD ESTATE, LAND TAX REDE;;MED, Comprising the Manor. or Reputed Manor, el DENFORD, Stored with Game, Fishery, Re. With the capital RESIDENCE, recently erected on a hand some elevatioe, the exterior with Bath Stone, planned for the accommodation of a Gitadesen'arandly of the Arst respect ability, placed on a commanding spot, embracing rich views of considerable extent, the Lands laid out in a park style, with °Sees of all descriptions, Coach-house for thrift. Car riages. Stabling for eight Horses, Loose Stalls, Cattle and Cart-sheds. Sc. A most excellent Kitchen Garden, wailed, and planted with choice Fruit Trees, Grapery, Peach-house, Melon Pit, Ac. A substantial Ornamental Building, with Turret, contain ing Bailin Cottage, Gardener's Cottage, Tool-house, Ac. An Orchard newly planted, Re. A Farm-yard adjoining. with Darn, Stable, Cattle and Cart Sheds, Ike. ; surrounded by thriving Plantations, with dry Gravel Walks; the whole well supplied with ex cellently good Water; aad sundry Parcels of water and dry Meadow, Arable, and Wood Land. About THREE HUNDRED ACRES in hand. Productive dry and water MEADOW. opposite side of the Turnpike-road, and a pleasant RESIDENCE for a Gen tleman, neatly fitted up, Ogees, Ac.: Yard, with Coach house and Stables; an excellent Garden, walled round: Farm Yards, with Grammy, large Stables. Cattle end Cart Sheds. Re. die. A Cora 14111 with three Palr of Stones, es pleat Head of Water, and advantageously situate sear the Kennet and Avon Canal, and near the Turnpike-road. /s nest Dwelling-house adjoins, a Farm Yard, Piggery. Stables. and sundry Enclosures of Meadow, Arable, and Pasture Land, containing upwards of TWO HUNDRED ACRES, Let of Mr. Josreu Lirrt.a. as Tenant from Year to Year. Part of DENFORD NORTH FARM. in possession of .trs. ALLEN; a good Farm-house, with Nitres, Hares, Stables, and Outbuildings, and sundry Enclosures of Mea dow and Arable Land. about ONE HUNDRED AND SEVENTY ACRES, Uniier an Agreement for Six Years, from Michaelmas ISIS. itenisiod.r of DENFORD Nolan FARM, containing Rowan's of EIOIITY-TWO ACRES . - Of Meadow and Arable Lead, and a Barn, on Lenge to Ur. J. M I LIM. for Seven Yeti's, from Michaelmas 1817. The Met‘te lies perfectly centime. situate on the lush Bath Road. seven miles front Newbury, one from Iluu gerford, sod BS from London, in the county of Berks. The Lands, picasinrly diversified In bill and dale, rich.) ornamented with Wood Lauds and Plantations; a Ger health part of the country, highly respectable neighbour. hood, excellent roads, end near severel packs of houads.— A very eligible property for • Gentleman. May be ►iewed by tidal% any day hetweve the hours of eleven sad five. by applying to air. Alien, the Bailiff. on She premise., where particulars may shad ; and at the Bear. Hungerford and Reading; Peliean. Spreuhlll; Castle, Salt Hill; Sea, Maidenhead; Marlborough Arms, Marlbarough; White Hart end Lion, Bath; Bush, Bristol; King's Head, filouce,ter ; Plough, Cheltenham; of Messrs. Blake. White. Aioge, and Blake, solicitors. Essex -street, Strand; Messrs. Green, Pemberton and Crawley, solicitors. Nelishtery square ; at Garrawey's ; and of Mr. Rubin t, Warwick house, Regent-street, opposite Eurtiegtoo-street, %here tidets may be had. IMPORTAI CJACKSON, HAT MANUFACTURER, 58. . Pathless. solic i. the rattle patellas° Is favour of *BEAVER HAT, of matchless quality. It livery light sod pleasant on the head, nor wIU rain ever Wore it. being WATIM Pnoor.The colour, which is unchangeable In may climate, id a most beautiful black ' • the shape the most hand tome ever seen, which it will retai n to the inst. The Liven tape these Hatt poss.ss over all others, oust give thew a decided preference.—Prise only 23.. To be had only of the Manufacturer, C. Jsessow. fel, Barbican, sear the City Repository.—No Sapid letter te rm:aired. Demise clpfaceus visor. 71sy house, and (in the cop of life, That hooey-drop) thy pleasing wife. .40 OCRATES, by his discourse on marriage, so en• raptured his auditors with the subject, that the married men flew to their wives, and the bachelors hastened to be wedded ; and " The Spectator" has affirmed, that the word " wife" is the most agreeable and delightful name in nature. The sacred institution, then, of marriage, compasses the desideratum of our enjoyment ; teeming not only with hap piness on earth, bet disposing the soul itself to harmonize with bliss hereafter. Previous, however, to entering into this hallowed obliga tion, it becomes an imperative duty, not only to regulate the passions, but to cleanse the grosser nature from those {as perities, which the freedom of unrestricted pleasure may have entailed upon it. To the neglect of such attention are attributable many of those hapless instances, which, while they excite the commiseration of the beholder, should als , . Impress him with the fear of self-reproach. Luxurious habits will efferniuize the body—a residence la the cronies will relax the elastic fibre—but more especially does the premature infatuation of youth too frequently com promise the natural dignity into a state of inanition, from whence the agonized sufferer more then doubts the chance of relief. To all such, Vieth we adores. ourselves, offering hope—energy—muscular strength—felicity; nor will our advances appear questionable, sanctioned as they are by the multiplied prooftsof twenty years successful experience. The easy cores of married life, are sometimes disturbed by the suspension of those blessings which concentrate the nagitial wreath—for the female habit is often constitutionally streak—yet it can be strettythened, and deficient energy im proved into functional power. In every case of syphilitic intnision, as well as in every reislation of the generative economy, we pledge our ability to cure speedily, and with effect. Earnestly solicitous to expel the unfeeling empyria from the position so presumptu ously taken up, we deviate from genera) principles with less hesitation ; and confident in our own honourable integrity as Members of the College of Surgeons, we refer the suffering community of either sex (especially those entering into ma trimonial life) at once to our house, where daily attendance Is given for personal consultation , and letters from the country are immediately answered ; these must contain a remittance for Advice end Medicine, which can be forwarded to any part of the world, however distant. GOSS and Co. M. C. C. Surgeons, No. 7. Jsrtrosn-street, St. James's. and No. 11, Rouverie-street, Fleet-street, London. Just tethlislusl (Fifteenth edition). The JEGIM or LIFE, a familiar commentary on the above Diseases. Re LIOSS and Co. Addressed to the Youth and Maturity of both Sexes. May be had at .O, Paternoster-row 39, ; 16. Princes -street, Soho ; Fleet-street ; •ng of all Mooksellers. Pries as. lion. Yesterday morning Smith, a waterman, made an at tempt upou Isis own life. He had been ill . and, in the .b+,•nce of his wife, was attacked with excruciating pain ; from which he attempted to relieve himself ht cutting his Ciroot. Owing to Isis great debility, he was linable to effect his purpose; and after the surgeon dresses! the wound, he pronounced him out of danger. In some of the lightest soils in Essex, the new wheats are already ahove the surface of the ground, and loot: rental kebly wan. 'CHARGE OF THE Thneeditithe Lord Bishop of L steal Visitation at the Cathedral, pa Kee. John Pitpsevold, lately preah is Ttillybratk4. preached a sermoo. " Tike heed therefore into foureolof lick over which the Holy Oboat MIN to feed tpe Chericit of . God, eless•d with lus owe blood."—P After whkh the Lord Bishop and after Stating the importance for the *decades of the lorey c/ veiled to the late Act. ehablir leativi of their tithes for a term mended to the clergy to allow th feet to it, by notifying that they poufs from each persons as are c ...so take ' friets them, and dialing with r proposals, r 1 fair value shall ilitafilated. He t.. An callad the at of the clergy hi tlisilleasrlytian .gistair Bliss ha pamphlet. eitithd e ". Thoughts a* tie Eirterstio _ PeeiintrAol liwieeel." tat catelerifttee of erlimieityr them of the Ircutitstancm in.their conduit which had been Wade the subject of animadversion, 410 it the seams Mile 'hewing them in what manner they might be of service to their Roman Catholic parishioners, without giving offence. in which tide pamphlet wati particularly well ealoulatal to be their guide, Inlet evidently writ. ten by a Roman Catholic, who had liateeidered the ash kat upon which he wrote with deep initiation. The passages which cam/loom! the conduct of the clergy. re lted to their being involved too much in the business label 'moults of country gentlemen. complimenting than loves their modem as such, but at the same time strongly Wiring the loss of clerical character which they cos. SOMISIia the eves of the people, and particularly of the Reuss Catholics •, and to ithistrate this, the author of ehepamphlrt stated it as his opinion, that if a Batman Catholic Priest should, in any case lose the confidence of parishioners, by acting in a mouser derogatory to character, those parishioners would aster turn to , Protestant priest for religious coasolatlua--aut frui t s Sectarian prejudice. which, he says. enter? bet for little Imo the quest 100 —but because the Protestant clergyman fall not lapis him, in their eyes, the marks of a clerical elisraeter, because he possesses in their oyes calking more than the character of a well.bred, humane, and 'heritable country gentleman. This, the Bishop said, should rouse them to the most Intive.exeetions, to chew that they felt the clerical ch.. Ihcter to he that which they were strictly honed to maintain; to prove that when they interfered with art• cater, business, it was from necessity aid not (rout choice, that , they preferrill their professional duties to ell other; and his Lordal.ip concluded this fiart of his *We by exhorting them to take care to she* in their nooduct all the marks of their important vocation, and boot other ; that they should be seen occupied Wholly. and devoted exclusively to the ministration of their lade: and should have no other pursuit, uo dthef md• ployment. On the subject of attention to their Roman Catho'ii: parishioners, his Lordship referred to the Setae pan.- h% in which the anther says, ••• We have known ae the Peotestaat Clef / mean would seek in his Cat. Iste;*lllns, whose religious profession did nut permit him to attend at Chinch, and having won his good will by a thousand acts of kiminess and good neighbourhood for which the casualties of life are ever making room, would breathe the spirit and cultivate the feelings, and Instil the doctrines, which are not of the Church of ling land, or of the Church of Rome partictlarly. but of the Church of Christ." 0:i the subject of education, the Bishop dwelt s it's 'emphasis on a passage. which we believe we Ore ,0 7. reedy, taken from the same writer—•• It is every whirs in their (the Clergy of the Church of England) to stw to promote education. Tat mere ethicattou of letters will do good; it will break the soil, and prepare it for (store cultivation. But uilie than this might be done. Let them have the written word of 60,1. This is new to them, and will du mach of itself. You will. (adds the pamphlet referred to) be opposed, but not always'; amt you will sue eel if you persevere. Do this, and then do not expect an inetanteons result. Be patient, awl he satisfied that the good etfecta ate certain ; that they will come in due time, and give peace :4 the country, security Id property, and stability to the foitmlatiou of society." After delivering the charge, his Lordship exautinel into the state of ev•ry parish, and adjourned the visi tation to the 16th of October. on which day the Clergy; who were not present on Thursday; are required tie attend. Tue lITRXIT o► en Wednesday last (25th ult.) aged 00, Charles Evans. better known by the name of Carolos the HerMit of Tong, where; in a lastly and romantic cell on the domain George Durant, EN. lie, for the space of seven years. by hie meneers and conversation, hernmingly soatained tile character he hail chosen.—(Wolocehompron (iron.) INC/NDIAkISX IVIL73.—On the night of tie tith ult. the teaele.house of Messrs. Quite and Co. at Quewerford, in the parish of Caine, was set on tire and a barn, containing about 25 sacks of wheat, si teate at Christian-Malford, the property of the Earl of Carnarvon, was consumed by lire at abun• three o'clock in the morning of the 17th. Messrs. Ileale and Co. hive offered a reward of 1001. for the discovery of the offenders; and a reward of 50!. has heen olrere I by the Rev. J. W. Ideation, Rector of Christian-Ma • ford, f•r the apprehension of the perpetrators of the there. In both instances, likewise, h's Majesty bath been pleased to oiler a free pardon to any one (except the person who actually set tire to the premises) who shall discover his or her accotoplices.—(Dorel.e4ter Gazette) Discoveay or rue WELL IX So AN TARD.—The workmen are still continuing their laoours to clear the rubbish from this well. (now clearly proved to hare kern such) and • ti over with timber, pre. ricusly to its lwing covered in, and the road over it being made. Yesterday they hail got to the depth of orally twenty feet, but without being able to discover the event of the. l•ric . :-work of which it is forme!, slthougli they bored to the depth of about liftrea feet deeper. In the course of their labours they drew up a piece of timber about feat feet in length In a eem pletely decayed state, and which most have lain there .1 hundred years. The brick-wutk is about tee feet in diameter, and so formed, as, on arriving at a certato height, (about eight feet from the surface.) to empty itself into the common sewer, into which the water taken out is now emptied. There is, however, rea son to believe the drptio will be found to be far less (ban at ti•st an!icipated, although it May extend be low the bed of tae riser. 11 ...7 - ---..---..- - - -, -- - A.: ... - .... .. .itk .:.• , . - _ A ....., i , . - i ~,-, tv , -,L, 101 1110 . ...... .. • • • i • . • • , • • ....."A . ..„ , . ._ -- 6 1 PRIIE SEVEN PENCE I BISL'OP OF LIMERICK. ; Bi --..--- shop otlinietick bold. his an- .,athedral, pa which °cation the h lately presh ted to the Pieben.l 1 1 11 :bed a sermoo. froa the ward s-- Rata .youraele as, awl to all the ) IPoly Obost Lath made it over- , i . eh of . God. whlkla he bath per. . . , loed."—Acts. e. tn. v. 28. . i ii d Bishop addresiad the clew, l• ' aportauce of estahlistiac 'Ad.'s 1 lower claws, his wdship pd. Malig's the clergy to grant v a .term of years, sold recom. M skew their readiness to give el- 1 .t I t ' tat they wished to twelve pra- . ! ' '; 1 ns is are competent to take leases g with such prepasala, when a A ", rod. 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