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P / 1 r- • ' f 7 // 4 r ) 4i • LI , • - It V I I ttib 7-/XztJ‹- ..., . 7/ wsm. 110. 6,746. LONDON, SATURDAY, J tiLY IZ, 1 4. Price 7d. 311IDICAL, ASeg'ILANCI. CAPITAL- Pnrstot:Nr—The VIcE-Pne The Lonl Bishop of Bath and I Wells, AND INENERAL LIFE soMuTY. ROOKS PUB . tli ED. bALES Ise AITTIO:,* POOR RATAS AND .I..AIWURERS . WAUES. This chit is published, kith Twet:igrevinga. 4 4 . be a rds. LENZ E N Tti of Pii-RENOLOG Y GEORGE 0 3111 E , _ _ _ . . . . President of the Phnialngieal so c i et y. Printed for John Andaman. jun. Edinburgh 4 and W. Simpkin and It. Marshall, Stationers' Hall-court, hondon. MODERN FURNITI'RL. PIANO-FORTE, HARP, thisrA CHINA. &e. Rr.ron? of the Select Ceraimittee appointee to I:quire into the practice wl.isii prevails is sinoe_partsafrth:: country of pitying tt:.: natio of labour out of the Pours Rato, &c. lA.rd (14r1i., Vi,okuin _.l E.'s? INDIA ileitisE, J. 4 la, 1824. Cutdri of eireelors the United l'oniponss 1 ft/ere:mats of Rilealla Owns,: to the East I.i%s do h. rtlig - That a GENERAL COURT of the said COMPANY Millie held at their Rohm, in headenhall-street, on FRIDAY, the Ad Instant, at Eleven O'Clock in the Forel:eon. at the desire of nine k;re-Aibly to the thliotting Requisition. July 9. 1824. We. the undersigned Proprietors of East India Stock, being doh qualified, request you will call a Odnend Court of Proprietors, be the purpose of taking into consideration the present state of the Press in iniia, and the late proceedings which have led to the liniskuncnt from India of the Editors of the Calcutta JouniaL • t'llAS. FORBES ••DOUGLAS KIN BAIRD • 111•611 COOK " JAMES PATERSON " JOON 11111.MESTON "J. Yor NG " EDWARD B. LEWIN " 14 - 14. Otowas " W. 31AirlEI. 0." JOSEPII DART, Secretary. To sail the latter end of July, , CALCrI T.% Direct, the First Clam Tcak Ship PELICITAS, Burthen 460 Tons, PETER CAMPBELL, Commander, Iving in the East India Dock, Dl:mkt/AIL Ilan su perior AtomModation far Pasersgcrs, and carries • Surgeon. For Freight or Passage apply to the Commander, at the Jerusalem Coßbe-house : to Messrs. Fletcher, Aksander, and Co. V, Devonshire-square, Bishorgase-street, or to JOHN S. BRINLEY, 11, Birehin-lane, To Sail the 30th August, " -- 4 1 1 , OR BOMBAY Direct, the teak Alp ALFRED, A.l. Burthen 790 ions, JOHN LAMB. Connnander, lying in the City Canal. Blackwell: hoe very superior Accommodsuona for Pasologert, and carries a Surgeon. For Freight or Passage apply to the Commander, at the Jerusalem Cora-hotioe I or to Messrs. FRASER, NICIIOL, and Cu. 12, lit. lieleter—place, Baihopsgate-street. IRAND MARINE GALA, comprising an EXCUR -4,1 WON to the NORE, anti round his 31ajesty's Fleet at Sheerness, with CONCERT and BALI., on Want that magniti con and (*parlous Vessel the HERO, on TCESDAY NEXT, July 20th. , Two MI Bands, one of Pandeans, the other for Quadrilles, Country Dances, &c. will be provided. Will start frost the Custom-house *tabs at half-past Eight pre cisely erd return at the seine time in the Evening. Admission, 54.6 d. each. Tickets to be had at the Hero Office. 13. Water-lane, near the Custorn-house; 111 r. Holmes. 123. Fetter-lane; Mr. Bamley, la 7, Drury-lane; Mr. Coates, 8, Eslwenl-sueet, Blackfriars-msd; Love, Library, Dunhill-row ; and of W. Mason, Printer, 21, Clerkenwell.green. The number is limbed. No extra charges. Children Wt.-price. WANTED to purchase, a FREEHOLD ESTATE, eligible for an Investment of from 80,0001. to 100,0001. A preference will be given to an Estate in Northumberland or Yorkshire. Particulars are requested to be sent to Mr. William Le Blanc, Solicitor, Yew Bridge street, London. THE. POLITE ART OF HORSEMANSHIP. TIIUMPHEYES, late Equestrian Professor at the . Menage at Hanover, and Riding Muter to his late Ma jesty, respectfully offers his best thanks to the teary Ladies and Gentlemen who hase honoured him with their distinguished pa tronage. He has the honour of apprising the Nobility, Ace. that his ROYAL SCIENTIFIC EQUESTRIAN At'.IDEMY is open for daily Instruction in those elegant Branches of Polite Science, which may be attained by attention in a few Lessons. The Faculty invariably recommend Equestrian Exercise in cases cf Bile, Dropsy, Indigestion, Plethoric Habits, and Rheumatic Alections, from its certain removal of the blood from the head to the extremities, foe which purpose gentle and well trained Horses and Ponies are kept in readiness !or Ladies and the juvenile branches of Families, who will (if required) be attended by Mrs flomphryea, and none admitted into the Academy but the Friends of the parties. Attendance daily from Twelve to Four L'elock. Gentlemen's hour., from Five to Twelve, and from Four to Eight o'clock. Horses bought and sold on commission, taken in to Bait and Livm. Terms In full to be seen lc the Royal Academy, Watecloo-road, near the Coburg Theatre. PATENT OrTETDE SITN-SHADES. ?PRE PATENTEES and SOLE INVENTORS beg tuniake known the universal use their PATENT SHADES are coming into, from the great advantages they possess over every other description of Mind, aa they keep the room perfectly cool in the hottest Weather, they improve the light, and offer no obstruc tion to the view. They are adapted to every sort of Window, and are made to take apart for packing. Models for different ‘Vindowa at B. DAWES'S Manufactory, 20, Carliale.straet, Sohocquare. ESTABLISHED upwards of TWENTY YEARS, for the SALE of IRISH LINENS by the PIECE, at the Factors' trice, No. 4, on the South Side of Bloomsbury-square, Four Dares from the top of Southantpton.‘trect, Holborn. rr HE IRISH LINEN COll PANY beg leave to an nounee to the Public, that the above House is their only Es tablishment in this Country, where they continue to supply the No bility, Gentry, and the Public with IVA RRA NTLD GlC‘ss. BLEACHED LINEN tor Shirts and Sheets, of the best fabric Ind colour, at a price considerably lower than they can be procured tbrough any other medium. They also engage to return the pur dtwitunisney should any fault appear. Good Irish Gills and Bank of Ireland Notes taken as usual.— Country and Town Orders punctually attended to, by I.DONOVAN, 4, Bloontsbury-square, London ; and 1 A J. DOYLE, 31, S. Mary's Abbey, Dublin, j . gents. DANTZIC, LINCOLN. AND IRISH FEATHER-BED AND SIATTRASS WAREHOUSE. 11 , DIXON, No. 107, TOTTENHANI-COCRT- Ji • ROA IV, respectfully announces to the Public, that his STOCK st FEATHERS and FEATHER-BEDS are of the tat polity, and at the following very low Prices, viz : CAPltarnite Crowe Feathers, wall anyeed La. d. P. d. std thev‘ed, per lb. - 0 2 11 to 0 3 0 Good liTl'y 61X)Ire . a 0 11 10 10 0 2 3 Nein, . - 0 010 to 0 1 6 ad, Ilist White Goose Beds - - 3 33 0 6to 8 1 0 Grey ditto ditto - - - 2126 to 5 011 Poultry ditto . - 1100 to 3 3 IP Flock ditto o . 16 oto 1 6 0 liankred Flak and Hair ilanreives -080 to 1 8 6 Wool ami Born Hair 1 2 ot o 3 3 0 Mahogany Bedsteads . . 2126t0 5 3 11 re*teads . . . . 160 to 110 0 I-Tester ditto . . 1 40to I 6 0 7!ts ditto . . 0130 to 1 3 0 le calms sold in any quantity from 31b. Bed Ticks at Ptime :act, if to be 61kd. Mattresses, Chairs. and Sofas, remade and tnatoffed. Old Beds exchanged or stuffed., by a process entirely new. Foor-post t'hints Furniture, anti every kind of Ornamental Deco:alive Drapery, arranged in the most ele gant and tasty man.. net, in afro h our s notice. Contracts for ilitary, Naval , an d .dical "Pa& executed in any quantity. AU Articles parehseed bete engaged of the bat Materials. EADY'S LIFE PRESERVERS are Sold at 38, DEAPI-hTRRET, 8 0HO. and no other place in London; a methodical arrangemen t of Remedies for the general 'imps Awes o the Body. re previou s ly prepared an to ena bl e t h e •• io prescrtin for themselves, without trouble or delay; fereby proving doubtless in many instances a Life Prcserver. Th ! P"lce 'timed beg been sanctioned by long and successful itcrience, and is founded upon a system in which all the modern lemententi• in the .deuce of medicine are combined. are to warded to every part of the country, on receiving the •bY post Of otherwise__ p,-;„ j ; ; and 33••• Fundy 4 , a 10s., with copious directions. 31 103 coin. nOritt ono. Jobs 8410 . ('h3tifl it., air' wife 4 :hult) , "“ El* 1.0 [ poi; ger n ice. IS Original OXY(;ENATED SODA POWDERS far MI MAO SODA W.ITER, continue to be rePoreds 4Lsold by the krentnrs and Proprietors, Messrs. (1. MA R. L awl (0. Chemists, Itreser-street, Golden-square. and is lin Razes, at 2s. 911. each, aid ia Bottles, at 225. each, duty balm. lhe Oxyzenatel Sada I'owdent haying acquired a great repots -...it Mime and abroad, many ineffective and spurious sorts have 1 Imposed en the Public. The genuine will have the words, . r nTlfril by 3lcisrs. O. filarshall and Co." engraved on every "" ad Rom, whrr adrcrti,rdi preparations for making Soda Water "*llf the same :lame are tielfiOU.. i. To be had its above : `Pevii.4 ti,ifli:z Powders I.avender Water 121heltenhan: -.1,, Li Crystals lilacs ditto Perfumed ;',, ditto id Ltfloreseence V egetable to Mille Fleur 'nt Catrimd 1 1 . ..i^ Extract Pertoral l'illzh Drops I:spritsi--%'arious Aromatic V .. ' ihg a - s Imeder %Inept. Eau de Cologne Arquebusade Water, tk.c. kt. Metikcieleck-- iw - nst of all prices, completely hued for every climate; gs Dra and Medicines, fur Home and Exportation, of 6 i, r :Lntivality. irdd Ow, aboe, very superior FRENCH %Ike all ki n d s of fine e a Wood v F , urniture, fcc. oud colour, 16 throtigh an dastuntent 10 dead 1r 13 Can as 11 1. DONOI li J. DULL 12 DANTZ 66 1 - 1 D V I STOtEere bee 6 61q.dit ned CAll6ll6' rt and d Good lin Poultry 1 flocks lkst lrhi Grey dltta I Poultry Flack diet I 6 "Bantered del and 10 3 1aboaan i b T`TA red 11 (11- Tea 7 ; di 1 6 huhu 3 6 Celer if t 6 matolfed Pt Decor:al tier, in a aeg. AU rind, 1) 11 11 114 6 8 1 • News Patients rdlo's 'hereby .104 Th e Pr raritt -u Ira „R o ien ..acy a r o w b !h a sp one h •". T HE W? fa , :specs .014 , lALL root. p kl in 11, tided. Lord Viscount : Stop:ord, G e o rge T;rklse...l.. !If II). Walter Boyd, Esq. M.P. Robert , r .ti.S. A. 11. Chambers, Esq. Arthur Chic:heater, E'q. Ileor Sir Aatlei l'uort, Hart. I.R.S. R.S. ) Ea q. I.R .1. 11. Green, E.q. • Sir Evenird Home, Ban. V.P.R.S. J. lilatlstoole, Esq. M.P. Rev. Dr. Shepher d , C. B. Baldwin, Ell. John Soneuson, EA BANiEMS. Sir Wm. Key, Bort., Price, Mama; and Co. Mansion House /MCI. 7 Messrs. Char:liras and Son, New Bond.atreet. SOLICTTORS. Johri Border. Esq., Parli.uneitt.street. Wm. iiillmore Milton. Esq. Austinfriars. 1-11 II businen of this S ociety was commenced on Wed nesday, the Sid of June, instant, at the tenpasey Oda, N 0.32, Gr.wt Russell-street. alsomsbery, where instructions for Policies will be received. anti) the ()Vices of the Society shall be ready for the reception of the Establishment. The recent dist-making in Parliament, respecting Joint S..ock Companies. make it important to obaerve. that the tihareholders of the ytesent Society incur no responsibility whatever beyond the amount of their respective subscriptions ; and that the nature aitd object of the Institution render it tot lly unn.cessary to apply either to the Crown or the Parliament for a Chanel.. Persons Assured for the whole term of Life will enjoy a liberal 'flare of tin Profits with the original Proprietors, their proportion. being atkled to the actual sums Assured, and left to accumulate for the lbeaeSt of their successors, or applied in diminution of the annual payments of premiums, at their option. 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A TREATISE ow the MORTGAGE of SIIIPS. as af fected by the Registry Acts, and on the proper mode of effecting hlongages on Property of this nature; and on the liabilities of the Mortgarme. By . Thomas Anthony Trollope, of the hlid,fle Temple, Esq. Baluster at I. Price 7s. in boards. R. PHILLIPS vrept.snittliv annwnees, tirst, on MONDAY NEXT, the itch" instant, at Ont. be filial :UK II T by AUCTION. at los rsvea! Hamm, Nevi flord.strect, an A.S.SEII :MAW.; or i i I It' it::, including analtoganr Our-post and field bra.ttnuls, with hat.. , Mgs and sultan! , bed. ding, seta of wiitdoi.cuetai,a, two capital mahogany Wardniom. a sideboard, dieing and drsa lag-roma tables anti (hairs. Brussels ciirrists, handsdm* pier tun! chimney ?..,itsg, , s, a fine-toned harp by Mks Vaud amine piano.f.wtz. hoe japan ct:'..!• jars. beakers, ankbait 1 two capital double-barn:ll,d guns by :Issitust and SM, a rife; Mid miscellaneous objects of ornaMent and utility, the prs. Peli'ig' a Lady removed from Bortomerracent. ay he viewed the day preceding the lath:, and Catalogues had at r. Phillipii. -- • • --- IMPROVED littiFiiir •12171 in. .% N UM . • _. _ • By Mr. NH U 17.1.MV 0111 11, At the Mart, on %V 1:BNESILI Y. July 21, a: 12 o'clock. ANIMPROI'EII RENT OF 42/. tos. per annuli', AN teemed and issuing oat of extensive premises., comprisidg a dwelling-haulm, cottage, granary, stabling for ten hones, statadnig for six coaches, &c. ; situatA at Candni4;;e-heath, Hackney, is the occupation of Mr. Kerrison, coach-niaster. The premises rite held for a term of fifty-aloe years unexpired, at a grounu-reat, at.el undet let for the whole term. _ „ _ --- 1117tyie - viWreer,..ind particulars had, previous to the 06. of dlr. pope, bolicisor, l'hapel-place„ of iir. Cooper, suryeyor, Token-hou,e.yard , -, at the Itlart; sod of Air. Pa Shuttlesorth, N Si, (adjolou /tg St. Miran) Church), Poultry, remote! from No. 27. LUDGATE HILL. Very Capital Premises, lass the Hope hoarsen! Odes. . By Mr. SHUTTLEWORTH, At the Mart, es W EDNESD.t 1". July 21, at Twelve ecuck. A LEASEHOLD ESTATE, comprising the toy eX tensive and Capital Premises, n..ist advantagronsly situated, No. 10, on Ludt to-hill, lately occupied by the Hope 'nuisance Company, and now by the London Bank. The Premises are admirably adapted for a Public Institution, containing numerous chambers on the upper floor& spacious hand some board and continittee-rooms, a most capital banking shop. with private offices and every requisite for a Pablic Establishment. The Prendaes are also well adapted foe the Wholesale and Retail trade, being Infty, light, very conspicuous, and of great depth. May be viewed, and particulars had ten days previous to the Sale, on the premiss; of .31r. Edmund Walker, Solicitor, No. 211„ Lin. coin's Inn-fields ; at the Man t and of Hr. Shuttleworth. No. 20, (ad joining St.Mildreers Church),in the Poal try.rinnoved frau N 0.27 . VALUABLE LEASEHOLD ESTATES. Improved itiotsaiciiiruLiiiieno;,agumm --- ting - i . o - 11 - 21. lie. pa Anna .... By Mr. Still TTLEWORTH, At the Man, an WEDNESDAY July 21, at Twelve o'Clock, in Eight (Atm: THE FOLLOWING VA LUABLE LEASEHOLD ESTATES, viz.:— An Improved RENT of 601. pet annum, amply secived upon a spacious Residence, with Land and Premises, situated No. 32, Highbury.place. A IMPELLING HOUSE and PREMISES, in Bird's-place, Islington, producing a nett rent of 121. per annum. TWO DWELLING HOE'SES and PREMISES, Nos. 7 and 0, Clark's-place, Winston, producing together a nett rent of Its.. per annum. An Improved RENT of 421. per annum, amply recur yd upon three dwelling-houses, Nos. 10, 11, and 12, New Norfoli.etreet, hlingtrm. A DWELLING HOUSE anA PREMISES. No. 14. Row mond-aura, Clerkenwell, producing a nett rent of 38/. per anuern. A DWELLING HOUSE and PREMISES, No. 3, St. 31i chaenoallsy, Cornhill, producing a nett 'tent of 60/. per amino ; and an improved GROUND-RENT of 43!. per aanum. amply secured upon SIN dwelling-bowies and premises, situated Nos. 13, 14, and IS, Ethatn.placc, Kent.road, and three dwelling-houses behind the same. ..... The Estates are chiefly held for long terms unexpired, and are in the occupauon of oasible tenants. May be viewed with leave of the tenants, and particulars had ten d‘sii MAIM to the Sale. of Mr. Edmund Walker, Solicitor, No. 211, L'mold', Inn-fields ; at the Mart t and of Mr. Shuttle worth, No. 28 (adjoining St. Mildred's Church), in the Poultry, removed from No. 27. REVERSIONARY INTERESTS. AND THAMES AND SEVERN CANAL SHARES. PERIODICAL !CALL By Mr. SIWTTLEWORTII, At the Mart, on WEDNESDAY. August 4. at 12 &Clock, E REVERSION of B,OOOE BANK STOCK, sod a FREEHOLD LANDED ESTATE, of the annual value of 23. V. subject to a contingency which will be stated in the particulars of sale. Also, TWENTY-EIGHT NEW SHARES in the THAMES and SEVERN CANAL. Particulars may be had six days previous to the rale, at the Mart, acd of 31r.Shuttleworth, No. 28 (adjoining St. Mildred's Church), Poultry, removed from No. M. TO MANUFACTURERS OF PATENT LEATHER, OILED SILKS, CAMBRICS, AND OTHERS. The Lease, Fixtures, Stock, and Effects, of Mr. G. F. Sargcant, ' a Bankrupt. By Mr. HERRIN°, On the Premises, Marffiorough-place, Great Peter-street, Wevt minster, on TI7ESDAV next, July 20, at Twelve, by direction of the Assignees. FIPHE VALUABLE LEASE d an unexpired Term of twenty-seven years. at a low rent, of those desirable and extensive PREMISES, the silk and japanning manutac tory, situate in Marlborough-place, (treat Peter-street, com prising a complete range of building adapted as a miunrfactory, with drying-room, counting-house. yard and stable, with int mediatepossession. At the same time will be sold the remaining STOCK in TRADE and Utensils, including dressing-boords, benches, and trcsiels, linseed oil, colours, lamp black, a quan tity of i !spared composition, iron pots. tin oil cans and kettles, two pumps, counting-house desk, • tilted cart on springs, can harness, and various other arena incidental to the trade. May be viewed till the Sale ; and Particulars, &c. had on the Premise'; also of James Hartley, Esq. Solicitor. New Bridge street; at the Auction Man; and of Mr. Herring, 102. Fleet-street. RUPTURES EFFECTUALLY CURED AT ALI, AGES JOSEPII EGG, sole Inventor of the PATENT SELF RESISTING and ADJUSTING GERMAN TRUSS, en dryly new and different from any other in this country, Whits the attention of the Public to the extraordinary Cures of confirmed and violent Ruptures i he can truly aver that he never failed in a single instance to cure this complaint, where the parties have strictly at te.ttled to his instructions. In proof of these facts, J. r:gg is permitted to refer to some of the first Professional llentlemen in London ; also to numerous Persons of the first respectability, who have been entirely cured by his Truss. . . reran% remling in the Country, sending the circumference of their Body just below the Hip, and stating on which aide, may depend upon being accurately fitted. 31arintattury. 1, Plee.lllll,lX, near the Haymarket. A FEMALE attends at home on LADILS, from Tcn till Two. .otlo,lloo. larquis of 111 - NTLY. :111DT.NT3. The Very Der. the Dean 01 Cantet bury. 6it Henry 11.1 ford, Bart. F.R.S. k:.itootleWilbraham. Esq. 31. V. Thomas ll'ilson„ Esq. PEI'. Clement Hue, M.D. Sir IVin. Kay, Dart. ' June' Kibblewhite, Esq. A. A. 31ii".ville, Esq. George Pintkard, M.D. Sir George t'ocock. Ashby Smith, 31. D. 'TEES. Rim. Dr. Yates, J. Marryat,. t Esq.. A. A. Mies-111e, ag. James Kibblewhite, Esq. TULIP. J. Seeley, Seq. • AUDI DIILEC vacs: REWARD. A MONG the very numtrnusT,Orrespondents of the last Cl_ week at JONATHAN WARREN'S BLACKING MA-, NUFACTORV, he is sorry to find persons addressing him on tit: ' subject of having his Name chalked on the Walls in and about thi Metropolis. lie, in order to maintain tli .e character which his establishment h as hitherto done (that cf ranking among the first in the country). declares that he has never don; not wilt he do, any art, which, in his opinion, would much lower him in theesti rnation of an enlightened public. The nuisance occasioned by such vile practices, induces Jonathan Warren to offer aßeward to say person who may detect others in writing hiss name on any Walls. Jt.aathan Warren likewise cautions the yuhlic against spurious articles being sold under his name, and that his only Establishment is at 30, Ilungerford Stairs, Strand, where his genuine and only original Blacaing is sold wholesale ; and retail by every respect able Vender in the Visited Kingdom, in Bottles, Boxes, and Pots at Is. dd., Is., and 6.1. each. PEWRONAL BEAUTY. A PEARS, 53, WON-strait, Oxford -street, tole Pro ./ 1.• prietor of tl:c folios ing elegant Articles for the Toilet, re spectfully arguairaslailics of Fashion and Distinction, that be con tiaues to nutr.ufacture them in that style of excellence which has hitherto been his passport to public favour. Ilia indefatigable anx;dy to please having been riwardcd with the greatest encou. ragement from a liberal and discriminating Public, he with plea sure rt commends them as the nir or perfect of their kind, and such as cannot be exceeded for real utility and adeantage : Pli.lßS'S TRANSPARENT SOAP, for embelllvhing and beautifying the complexion. PcAIIS'S ROTA %IC CREAM, particularly calculated to be tts.nl in Narstrics, and by persons whose tki..s are of so tender a nature that the application of wap is too rough and irritable to be used with plcasure. dlAlloth.‘lt DF:NTIFRICE. for improving the Teeth, beau. Vying the CUM.. and sweetening the Breuth. Pl...lltts'S LIQUID 111.0031 of Ros Es. and Wliite Impe. real fonder, famous for ,-ivirg n henn•ifut tinge to the Check sad, Lilo, and the latter he'stovring a delicacy to the countenance, strictly conipatible with a just it rd' female gram. PEARS'S ROSH COIJOUIC or PINK SAUCERS. This invention is for Drawing in \rater Colwell., Paimipg on Velvet, tinging the Checks ' Lips, &r. dying tzilk, - Lace, Muslim, Feathery, Artificial floacrs,&e. This is a most interesting ti-port, both as to the topic which it embraces and the evi lenct: it . witohls. There is no subject upon which the popular mied more renuiles to b.!enlightened than that which reap:eta the trlstntestanes of the pact. There is no tothj?ct on which ea* orrcrigno doctrines prevail, .nor any erroneous ilogiaiiggs "Licit hate given }tittle to a system so fundamentally rake and fatal as that under which, for the last (vital*, we hose !buttered the idleness and profligacy of the lqwgt elarws . ; and we hare done this from th e mistaken good Ittlabliwit a tra viding for the wants of the pout, and . giving sappect to the destitute. _ • Tile Report commendO thus : ?ruin th - r evidence, and othu iilornasfie c.dlcct 4by yaw Com mittee. it ippeari that, in amp: thilriCtil . o( the country. 41..: rwati ier burn lalZarers eri sent rouud to the Cannes", an I, Lg* POPF. and income insunees biz .thu!..: e.i ba llece. sularr fie. u m p 05 , 14, wield, warkihi Npuh fig tout of isdkidmaid. T . nisinset web drobilosa, I:unstirred al thite as a loons of employing aber surp.us laboureneof a jssrfsti ; hot by an "Sine, "hilt is slime inevisole, itAas het; ecorteshsjiafiso e roots i(olstgiser fin penul t itp Dopler Mt. Mini g Idlik awk relkele h..a ir. net, pf.;4!ur h:" pri,ate pairass. elsusifreituently felwe Unshed's:sly &practice or sandir4 the unemployed les:nous tiloa the fano in the parl.n. ,ine fawns, fisehug leineeifyheiged of a gr e ater quantity of lo t aur . tbeo Iso requires, teleran, endeavours a ecoomaies..4 d 4 Viargill those I„,a ntego , of whom he „boo the karts read, and !kir "PAL the supply furnished 4 the parlit far week. hitherto pans: m i ni en tirely at his own asst. An nistince hat been Tinted. °la farmer's ream standing still because the farmer had rot recen - 14 the mollier or noirldsinat he t tected. Thus lh,. trii qf th;tp, , :. - liee . e , i,zzeenie ilse#* ; and the s . y hard-working labourer, condoled by went with Isis rimier. is co everted into the ei;gruaceisol Wi rt penr;..nerLf Ma pride. The re'.witicat foliow front the system abort deirrilseri, way be thus enumerated e— ... lat.—The employer dces not obtain efEcient labeler free the la bourer whom he hires. In pious of Norioik, for ingt&llN . • la b3uter is quite certain or obtaining an allowance (feel the gialialc, sufficient to 'Lagoon his family ; eanseaurth!y b:ectit.:l eittle_r ofiesigereitee to Di, cher At Nees a smelt anal, or a large oat. It he obvicp, indeed, that a disinclination to work most be the cosiewluante cif so vicious a system. Ile, whose subaicente irsi cure 1r i Moat 'cork. and who cannot obtain more than a mere set. dent, kcc the hardett work, will naturally be an Ilk cad eced:ss lahattrer. 2‘ly.—Persions wba have no reef of farm-labour 1,11 Obliged to contribute to the payment of work none fur others. This DIM hh the care whsrerer the labourers necessarily etipploycd by tic nicns restive from the parish any pat of a if :MX so paid, would be paid by the farmens t idly.--.% starlit/liar/feline L extuatrardeASKl wile regale koir a small pittance know that they lure only to starry, nod t4it billet Will be asizateatet! is proper - that to list it4mtah: r Cede tail. drew. Hence the supply of labor it by nn mcauf • Wad by the demand, and parishes arc burdened with dilrty4 l y, and fifty I labourer., for whom they can find no einaployeasubs and who s to depress the sitoation of an their .fiaiste taltotivitra la the a 'nee pati,h. An intelligent witness, who is much in rise habit alert. playing labourers, ewes, that when comp/wining of tistirallowance, they frequently ray to him, "We will marry, and yuu must main. tam as. 4.hly—By far the worst cons.laence 7f the system is, the dera datias of the character of die labouring els& ' The evil is here terribly stated, and the remarks upcia it ate strikingly just. We create in this country the poor we relieve. Baer& is a relative term; but what denomi nation of persons thould be ranked under the term " poor," and be, cu that ground, entitled to subtdrtence out of the parish rates, the Legislature has never yet been at the pains to settle. Their title to relief is equally valid, and is, therefore, enforced with equal arrogance, whether their indigence arise from age, from accident, from misfor tune, front dissipation, idleness, inattention to economy, or from any other of the various causes by which that Class. whose only possession is their labour, may be itnpoverithed and brought to beggary . It may be difficult, no doubt, so to classify and discriminate the different elates as to tare precaution against abuse; but what system cat be rectified in its evil results without difbvulty ? end on what subjec of greater national interest can the labour of an enlight coed Government be so well bestowed? It must be ad,- that the tuk of reforming this inveterately bad sysktn is encumbered with difficulties, and therefore ti is that it has been neglected; but consequences have orient. by degrees, to a magnitude that forces them every where and perpetually on the public mind, because thegreivancei arising out of them are perpetn.: 4 •.y and every where felt. With respect to the remedy for the evils pointed out, it is.obvi out to remark, that a great, if not the greater part, arires from t!:e nial•admintstration of` the laws. Vet when this remark is wads, it does not appear how, under the present sstem, the lass which e e . gain! the poor should ' be otheewise than ill y administered. Where no select vestry or assistant overseer has been appointed, the poor a:e consigned to the care of a person named only for ate year, and iss general anxious chiefly to get rid of his office with as Ii tl: tro:V.;:e to himself as possible ; or, if he endeavours, is spite of ehenour and vexatian, to improve the practice, his designs arc liable to be overset by the orders of Magistrates, who, with excellent intentions. are often not conversant with ti.e details of the management of the parish in whose concerns they interfere. The great object to be aimed at is, if post tible, to sepc•a'e the maintenance of the unemployed from the wages of the employed labourer ; to divide two classes, which have been confounded ; to have the employed labourer in possession of wages sufficient to maintain his family, and to oblige the rest to work far the parish in the way most likely to prevent idleneia. In order to effect the purpose of separating the wages of err ployed labourers from the poor-rate, it appears to us, that muck might be done by affofding to wellants against the yearly at.- counts, the easiest remedy of prhle* the law as. l'he Act of 50 George 111. c. 49, dire:ts, that the yearly accounts, to be n.ade out according to previous .lets of Parliament, shall be submitted to two or more Justices, at a Special flautist; ; and the Act em powers the Justices, " if they shall so think fit," to examine int, the matter of every such account, stud to " disallow and strike out of every such account, all such rhnrres and payments as they shall deem to be unfounded, and to reduce such as they shall deem exor bitant.; and they are to specify the cause for winch any charge is disallowed or reduced." Notwithstanding this provision, it appears, that at present, even when a complaint is made, that the sums levied on the parish hare not been applied according to the intention of the law ; a practice has in some places prevailed, of directing the complainant to appeal to the Quarter SlNi10:11. This proceeding entails the employment of Counsel, and an expense both of money and time, which is both unnecessary and oppressive. There is some ambiguity rr tainly in the word '• unfounded," contained in the Act just quoted; but there cannot well exist a doubt that it is intended to apply to charges or payments which do not conic within the scope and ie tentien of the poor laws. _ ()r. this, and on almost every part of the subject, we mei!' ot. serve. that if the payers of the rates do not complain, and thereby enable the neighbouring Justices to execute the law at present ex isting, it is needles* to attempt, by any new Act, to prevent Awe.. permitted or connived at by wore who have the clearest interest m repressing them. Above all, the 111111101 themselves aught to pee. cove, that any practice which teed, to degrade the charact:r of the labours tends. in the same dqcree, to (Inrush the value et his labour, and to reader agricultural property *as secure and ley. desirable. By the Act of the 33d of Elizabeth, it is ordered. ten: the " f%eirchwartiens and Overseers" shall take order, from time to time, with the consent of two or mote Justices, for so:Mg rti work the children 6f all such al.° shall not be thought able to keep end maintain their cluklren. This provision, elide it ckserly nln ca that the framers of the Act never had it in enntemplsticn to tax: a fund for the support of all the children or all labourers. affords the means of remedying, in some degree, the existing evil ui adding to the wages of labour fro:n the poor rate. Whercvs, trout disin clination to work, parents f Cfll less then they mfghedo, in order t draw tenor the parish fund, it might be found highly useful that the parish officers, with the consent of the Magistrates. should. instead of giving money to the parents. set to went their children. who would at toe same time be removes from the example of or dissolute parents. But this remedy must be used wish 'stalk*. and might be inexpedieat, if applied in canes where the hest !abm. rem, with their utmost exertsns. canna earn antfiCkn: to bring uf their children without parish assistance. (To be coatinued.) Ilynaovuosia.—Extract of a letttr fimu gentleman at Venice to a friend in Perth :hire -----" If you were here you would be much plea.eil with .t discovery made at Udine, the capital of Friuli, a small pro'. uice be longing to this Republic. ,1 poor man lying under the frightful tortures of hydrot.hobia was cued by some draughts of vinegar given him by mistake insteast u! . :.siothts potion. A physician at Padua, called Count Le9niass, gal intelligence of this event at Udine, and tried the ,anue re medy upon a pati 'Di that was brought to the l'..*laais hos pital, administering him a pound of vinegar in the war l ing, another at noon, and a thiad at sunset ; alai the ma' was speedily and perfectly cured." 40 4. art' • ist e7 ll4 i me et et e- s- i- et