The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1818-09-30 00:00:00

At emoseiti . st PINE' ! I}A RRIAU, ti;tl Oft i. . Yams; Cllr JOllO 11414,3 i . AMMO aff/h/f/ 4 lir. rowed. ; Itteewell. Mt. C. Kee/t -hee ; Cowes ' MT* Farley Ils* Mr. Jose; titsktist Fltkotr,_ Oh. awesome. Mee. Whittier'. Mx*. Dim m ows ; %MSc Mn C. Kimble ; rush Nis Dros ses Nes. fleerleeg. alit *INA (losselliwil thin ore ire) sh a Parte of •01.43 t TIIK 'SILKEN-WALKER. Sleep. tweeinew S. Te-esseester _ revived, The IT, to Cep Him . IMAM Calseeet (miS Ouse), Mr. W. Puree. With the • Faemeise KINK ee Munkr: Bilatight Mr J. Itissertl. Os lirriday, Gey Marsiserieg, or The Gipsy's Prophecy : Lacy lihrtrees, by a young Lady (beteg beefiest eppcsreute • oM do Mil* , r A *obit Optife.ge tee acte. &Aka The Berber of Seville • (feeedee ea tie Aerie et that ewer). will be produced in • thecae:Re efaeospertc. IN. Dishes. will wpm, for the first time sieve low retells fresa.the Geriihseet t ie ibis Open. THE !AST WERE OP THE lIKAIION. 77, IRA 1184110.11 AL MMUS% 0,181131;1011b. roits EVENING, Wedmittlay, September 30, A *Ol he perform& the Comic opera. in two acts, ratted ~ • JEALOUS ON ALL SIDES; • OE, THE LA7fDLORD IN JEOPARDY. The Ousters and plesie eonsprworli by Mr. Jolly. • The Chroorta:is by Mr. Harley, Mr. Wrench, Mr. Pear. mu, Mr. iTiliasoott. Mr. lauesator, Mr. Salter, Mr. Wiie, Men Carew, 0011 Miss Altos which (oth fine) as eligibly sew Operetta, milled THE HENpEzvous. INinei I Cherseler•-111r. Harley, Mr. W. 8. elintterlry, Mr. I. Jose*, Mr. Setter. Nom Kelly, Mies I. Illietiblidt4 sod Ina W. 1. Chatterley. To WINS will beetled ( 1 18th time). allimokil Fare; in two *eta Om taloa (raw the French) called AMATEURS AND ACTORS. g e ar d n i r e a il la irs a w r i 4r3l is; IDirdattiv, ar. Folmar ; Me 0. P. nestle, a pro. • Mibtoorr i bid regard so owywrilwiewil some private ▪ Tbeetsiewis, Mr. Harley; Wise, • pear Conatry Astor, • Mr. Womb; Reny, so Attar for the lwavy,boeuievo. alt. Itiehordsaa ; Elderberry, a retired Malosfaeleeer, simple is asidussoores.ssil tartly bosegaibated with iheistricals, W/r. W.A. cbairelry; Geoff., Iliettearceis *Melly Charity Boy. let eat al s wow at Ilasele's .11r. %rut 'sown. Miss Mary Hardarre, • &Katie. of Elderberry's, Miss Lose; Mrs. Mary Cemseril. • strolling Tragedy Ammo, and a' evil to her hinano.d, Mrs. Pintoes. REAL TIMELY CARPETS. fig EV ERA L UAI.ES jog issiborittl ; loaf hiy , lugs sista, st aspens, (blahs), suet Patterns. In be said*, per Cast, solder the steal Priers; boo general nue awl Tanis er the heel flessiellt Carrie's, dine 0. 6.1. te per pied; lottrilal, Kidirrutisehr. pad Venetian, =deep. The bees Kern Neve Debeeetor. ten. elm as. at pee yard. al the Whitehall Carpet Mire, Ispr, 31, asarims eruis. and at the Fleet. Clods fluidic- Drpitswil-hridge, Kest. FRAUD PREVENTED. countered the many attempt% that are daily was to impose we the asurary a L egarioaa eosepen. line Walesa of the GENUINE BLACKING swerweli by DAY awl GARTIN, they have sassed • Dew Label., us which their Neaten sad Arleen, IFY, HIGH HOLISORW,. ie e•eaaripierretaly placed u the centre o f the Label, that they mart as ritualism Is We. sod the eligereuee of she type, whit% is sialike all letter-pile/swill Insabbe percliaseri et mice in deter* the haposiciaa. The thin JAPAN lII.4CKING, mask and Saki Whole. eels by DAt sad MARTIN, 117. Hoek Ilislbora, and re. tailed by she pyieetpal Sairphreprra, ist Bottles at 6.1. awl Iced. each. FOR MN/PLAINT* M TIIE STOfikell T ORIENTAL TRIIETAELR CORDIAL. ET HIS Ua - JESTrei LETTEItS PATENT. • TUE S.tettetretrus I l ueerra elf tine CORDIAI. Ina be. a Nag a ad saisetially afkoawleeittril by the teslillivey of thoosaa•li. It is a plena itit, safe, ands Q. Omni ethanol Dinatileo. reeetteiatiatt Pain or Spasm ad* muds awl aliwett. Siselamrins, Oulilili«R Fintahasee, Creditita, and Aridiia. It greatly itiereas4a the apprliii., prinninca shy 'aloe, awl fortifies the Stomach anti ItaisOi. ill l'sintinty. I.4poiseba of Nervous and /Iptirical AtroyAy, it is Meth* brat-Geist ; by beaeltse the Neriie, rkeriebiet Ohl Animist Spirits, sad meta, vilivor its Ibes,'P.- tens. To tbree qualities mini let • ttribiete4l its baring pair ed kereiceable in Revisionist eases ; sad it atieeks ul the Gout it ha. freed the Patient, wilbre terry rievri or else racfisity bad hers thee in rake. It big also recently been I.etsent tY pojra• ii. ezinelkut virile a prikeultsit sea,. t 1111.00. The Cora,' is said it its orestestoorit7 lit the POeuirOs Aficul, Mr. Edwanii, ii, St. Pee. Cliateh-ysid, tiwtice of N.W. &mins. c64.b. UNDER THE PATRORAin OP HIS EXCELLENCY THE SrANIqH AMBASSADOR, THE DUKE OF SAM CARLOS. SURREY THEATRE. FOR THE BENEFIT OP MRS. ORCER, And her Les Apprentice. THIS PRESENT WEDNESDAY. Sept. 30, will be preaested, the eery muter Barletta of HUNPHRY CLINKER. Ilasaphry Clinker, Mr. Fii2williment Mathew Broaible (with the late bk. Dibdie. Suns of The Lalinaree's Wel. snout Hume), Mr. Genie. Winny Jerkin, Mrs. Omer (with the late Mr. Dashes Song of ,* Abergareary is Aso"). Ist Act 11. a Ballet Marapipe Is Fetters; with a Pas Seel, by Mr. Ithirray. After which(bispodal desire) the Melo-Drassatie Barletta, is Thee Acts, called THE VICAR OF WAKEFIELD. Sir William Maestrill (weeder the amassed oasis of Bor. chill), Mr. Clifford; Squire Thornhill. Mr. Cordell; Dr. Primrose (the Vicar), - Mr. Bantle,; Ki{mosey (Serum to Squire Thorubsil), Mr. libeledham Miss Carobs' Wllhel raise Amelia likens, Mrs. Or (with the celebrated elite railed " A Suliday Coutert"); I4try Flasaboresili, Miss Sewer. To cuselode with as eutirely sere Grand Cassie Barletta Spectacle, called ILED RIDING HOOD: Or, THE WOLF OF THE maw OF ARDEN. .. , Priore Alder (or. the Wolf). Mr. liswilry; Rims Pike passe, Mr. Dottie; Maple, Mr. Pitairilliare. Nei of thy Ruee,.llllise Taylor Slasphste (or, Red Ridl. I; Hori4 Mrs . Greadrutlise -(with the Cm* two"), Wm Ressiteo.. . Roses 4s.—Pit allery Is.—Half Price at Halfyiset Muhl. Doors oyes at Iliciltivast Five—to bogie at Half-peat So. Tickets to be had of Mra.Orter, 6, Gilheres.haildisis, /inborn; Mr. Lasereby, 46, Device-street, Berkeley-square; Mr. Pomfret, 7, Bridse-enart, Oestutioster; and of Mr. Ruraser, at the Treesory of the Theatre, fives l l till 4. NORWICH UNION FIRE AND LIFE INSURANCE. AT a errs numerous awl moat reispecla!de M EETIND of IIIEIIBERS of the NORWICH UNION FIRE and LIFE INSURA4CE SOCIETIES. convened by public odeortheasenta. and held at the City of Lundou 'raven,. Rishopmetemrret. for the purpose of rw relent, the REPORT of the LONDON commirrEe of INSfEATIGATION (appoieted at the York Hotel, on the lids July last). Thomas Remley, Esq. being amarimonsly milled to the Chair, It was moved by Jobs. Panama. Esq. (Alderusaa of Not' wick sod Isis M.P. for that Coy, sad one of the Society's Tro-tees). anti seaman! by imiloe, Esq. That the Report of the Committee be now read. The Repot.; isoine been read to the Sleeting by the Secre tary of the Committee. • It was moved h Julm Poltroon; Esq. nod seconded by John Thomas Thorp, Exi. Aldennio owl 21.1'. sad resolved unaaintuusly, 1. That the very abbe Report, sow read, in adopted by 'hie Martine, sod that it he Miuted, with it. Appeadix, fur the use of the Filrenbers of the &witty. 2. That it is bielity devirable, us the one hand, to support as Instittstiok of such extreme utility as the Norwich Union; but, is the other load, ha take the most effectual tommite• fur eurrectiry such errors as may have crept iota it. 3. That its furtherance of this object, the 'reseal Com mittee be riquesird to enntiaue ibeir labours, Wilk power to to their oninher, Warder to consider of the best mode of revising the various Deeds of Settlement and Acts of Par liamrn►, and take legal advice, nod adopt Ineassires foe rail ing early Geueral Meeting, yeesatant I. the Bardationa of the thicirty. It iras proposed by irassels 11E11111ble%.lai. seconded by S. N. Barber, Ea{ and resolved snaninsourly, 4. That Mr. Alderman Thorp be added to this Committee. It was proposed by Joke 1111 /MUM. Baq. seconded by lobe Middleton, Esq. and rtiolved unaiiimunsly, 5 That the rordial thanks Of the Committee amt. at this illreitug he given in Frederick Arnaud Clash', Beg. the hecietary, for his indefatigable esertions is forwarding the Liboons if the Committee, and the been& °film Members of the bele iCh VOW" at large. It was moved by John Vanessa, Ego{. seconded by .1 T Thorp, lEari. and reisolv..J unanimously, 6. Test the Umtata of this Meeting be given to the Com: mildest tor their nowass;iea assidalty in attending to the neu ters* of the iroat.telws. It was waved by Ta.seiriq F.isq. seconded by F. A. Clear, Erg. lee. and rewired unanimously, 7. that the 'hanks of ibis Sleeting be gins to the Direr tari of she Nt;rsith Union, for the Malang with whirl Hwy have rrattrre.l In Site Cuassiiitee every facility to the sari siitatinn of Weir affairs. (Sigurd) THOSIAR 11;NALEY, Chairman. Mr. Beesley haring left the Chair, it was labia by Mr. I' •Mu awned, Thai the thank.. of the Sleeting he given to Themes Mai. E. 4 she Chun man both ash, Onninpler mad ibis Meet. sng, fwPUia iinparti.sletaidset lu lbe Chair, and his attraline to slit whole of tie animism Malden, neer which he MI pressfirii. . . Tine issoillso was 'minded by Ur. it:iiiiesnas Tharp, sad umaishaoirkly. 12 was *l2filasorod, oresoolrd, mid nrigslerawl, Thu ihr !tr....lotions now passed be rtiblishrd la Ibt ;issuing, 41.4 irr.:vitic:ll I' :t. COMMON HILL: i ii-t) ,•~ • ELECTION OP THE NEW LORD lox*, . Yesterday • Common Hall was held, Sr the pes poet of electing a 6t and proper person to Aft the office of Lord Me* for the ensuing year. The Hall Mis very notherously attended, sad the proceediugs of the day were, as usual. marked by repeated ebullitions of popular feeling. Soot) after one o'clock the Lord Mayor, the Al. dennen, Sir George Alderwin (one of the late She. rif f s). the 'Regorder, Common Serjeont, and the ' several. City Officers who attend occosiens of this kind, passed through the Hall iu proceexion, and ssceuded the Hustings. Mr. Alderman Atkins was received with much disapprohafion;—his friends waved their hats, and their opponents gwew•lrent to their feelingi in the most uncerenseniourtmonster. Alderascu •Goodbebere. Thorp. sand Wailluseekt were received with the loudest rationsapplause, which they severally a de cr ef st inow edged eh they passed along the front of the Hastings. As soon es silence could tie obtained. the RUSORDZII came forward, and +Warmed the Livery as follows: Gentlemest of the Livery—You are summowed to attend here ibis day by a potept Irons the Lord , Mayor, for the purpose of exercising oaf of your greatest and resit ion mime prisilers:-iliat is. the • *looks of • At- end 4.611 Ole *See or Lord M gym of your grout City for the ensuing year. The Common Serjesnt, who is the proper officer, will enumerate, to you the names of the se. veral Aldermen who s tand in the order of miming. lion, and I entertain no doubt but that you will from that number wake a proper selection." The Lord Mayor and Aldermen then, as is aspa4 retired from the hrtings. The Control Samitany Gentlemen of the Livery—The object had purpose for which yon are at present assembled yard have already heard from your Learned and worthy Recorder; it therefore only rernaius fur me to seed over the 'tames of the Aldermen who are in the order of election, and it is for you In decide on which two of them yaw electioh, Shall fall for thereturn to the Court of Al densest, who will then have to select one of Thetis to fill the Isiah and important of f ice of Lord Mayor of this great City for the ensuing year. It is nay duty to read o'er the names as they severally stand on the punier I hold. After they have 'been rend over you will please to signify your pleasure upon them." • The Common Serjeant then read over the fol. lowing names; they were severally put in nomins tiou according to custom 1:—. Sir Matthew Bluzati, Cinema and Stationer. John Atkins, Esq. anent mad illerehant Tailor. easeirel Goodhelsere, Ent Cinema sad Nseelsinaker. Christophrr Magnsy, E.q. Chime sad stationer. George Bridge', Esq. Mises sad Wheelwright. William Gayest; Esq. Clime sad Iderebsell Tailor. Ruben elision cos, Esq. Chime sad Goldsmith. John Thomas Thorp, Pao. Chime sod Dreier. The names of Aldermen Goodbehere and Thorp were received with great • humors and a very large thew of hands. Mr. Alderman Atkins hod a con. Mieroble she of Ipinds, attended by much ding). probation. The general vociferation thrungil 1114 Finn was "Goodbehere and Thorp are the we*, wo kind of ekibt." The Common Sammatli then tame forward, and said,. "Gesideinen of the Livery. I am desired by the Sheriff, to declare to you, that. in their °pin*, you election has fallen on John Atkins, Esq. and also upon Samuel Goodbehere, Evq." This intimation Tetipeeting Mr. Alderman At. kips excited the greatest dispriisfaction. The loudest and mast continued opposition was mini. fetted in the Hall, and ecies •• No inch Shim I" resounded from every direction. The conduct of the new Sheriffs was arraigned in the ratios usserre. motions mennee-..is vain did the friends of Mi. Alderman Atkins endeavour to &Mrs Ibis feeling, and the Common Series's' God Sheri* aillabeal from the hinting., arid ',paired to the Court of Aldermen. in the audit of the walinseiiioppo,iMou * from the clamour Of the *want In st short nine t h e Lord Mayer ' Aldermen. &c. re-appeared on the hustings.. TM popular Alder. men we reccield with, great apples.', and Mr. Alderman Atkins and the new Sheriffs had again to encounter the Widest disapprobation. The Itetriapeu mute forward hid said the Court of Ai.lorrenro had received the two nodes sent by the Livery. end t h eir decision had felieri.on John Atkins . . Esq. Aldermen mid Mercheiv to fi ll the office of Lord. Mayor of this great City, to: the ensuing year. It was the Recorder's dui, tosigistec from haying charge of the . aties sty charge. 1 shall prove to you by nay conduct that I hold your Magisterial &tiaras a sacred trust, which 1 am imperatively bound tO administer free from float or partiality. I hope I shall show you that I *hall exercise without bias whit I feel to be veered, and that I shall look upon politicol opinions at feels a moment as mere personal feelings, which esmsrisian has a right to hold, according to his °wit partiostoe.seotinteuts. Uy acting in this manner. I hope that ou a future day I shall re ceive hands that unanimous opprphotion of off Cosiffitek; which l'percebre some of you are in closed b withheld at present. I do not complain of roti.its this respect—every man has • right to expos" lie- feelings. sod when those who do not agree frith me now shall hove a better opportunity ofeirandoing my conduct, I think I shall have their good will and approbation." Mi. S. Dixon then hood forward amid consi derable chamois, and opposition, which continued otoosideroble time. Htl Mid he had a proposition to submit to-the Geotlemen of the Livery, which he Battered himself would receive. their general approbation and support,, His sentiments ou many occasions, were not iti broil with those of the body he ;oc/dressed; em but be hoped that for one day at least, he said they would be of that same opi nion. He. bods to submit to the consideration of the fleutlemen of the Livery, whether thei r late ffilieriffii. who were just retiring from office, were deserving of their thanks for the ntahrter is which they had discharged the duties attached to it. When the late Sheriffs had come into offiee, they were perfectly unknown to him, but he since had had many opporttinitiei of observing their conduct, and appreciated their character mid services. They had just got through en aim dertakiliF of the must dtfficult sod arduous nature to a Mad creditable and exemplary way—they had acted with..slte utmost itoteKrity and honour on very trying tiecasintio. The Gen demos he addressed could not lott be well aware. that during the late long-protracted and severely contesttil General Election, these two in dividuals Had exercised their functions as fairly, and conducted themselves as impartially, as it, was pos sible for any two amis, to do.—[The noise and inter. ruption in the flail stilt continuing, apparently from some misunderstanding as to Mr. Dixon's object.l Hr entreated the Gentlemen of the Livery to hates to hint for their. own sakev; he was confident when they understood him; they would support him.— Has object was to obtain a vote of thank" to the late Sheriff's. Sir Francis Detainees and Sir G. Alamo's. He was sure they would .allow lion one thing, that newer were two men so entirely form ed to ac together, and to one object ; that nature had framed them formic another. The history of their office would justify the old Observation, that little mess may have great hearts. He felt assured they would not refuse the reward of their thanks from intro sit eminently entitled to . them, They hid nut been more distinguished by activity and impartiality, than by humanity. They load be stowed every attention and care to the 'snoopers in trusted to their superintendence ; and by their exer tion*. the condition of every one of these unfor: tunute persons had been rendered ai comfortable as their, situation would admit: It was. some thing unusual its him to get a hearing in that Hall, but ro a grind cause he. should never be afraid to present himself, and face all oppoii tie", Down concluded by moving that the thaillsl.l4 {hat 11.41 be given to, Sir Franii" De "angel stud Sir Vetoer Aldersou, Knights. lute Sheriffs of the City of London; owl Sheriff of the County of Middleseu-s-tlifsre some voices front' the Hall refitiliCd that the mimes should be put 04114. ritely, but the Mover rept ail that it was net the custom, oust Itaillioidd JO liusioess in Isis own amyl— for ihi diligence and ability th e y kid man try, , i ee l in the exe c ution or the high and arduottit duties *f their- office. lity)ii.ularly for their impartiality as isrerialiag 'Scent In the late severely Contested EleCis ; fur their liberal, humour, and kind conduct to the prisoners under their care ; and their seal on oil! occasions in maintaitoing die rights and privileges of the City tar Loudon. The tuutinu regularly hero ae conded by Mr. TIIIIITIA TOII, was pot by she Common Crier, pied the sense of the Hoff having bens tidiest un it, was declared to be carried in the affirmative. (There appeared bit one or two diasentienis.) Sir ALusestow then appeared, and atiffrevued the Livery. He had been exceedingli,enrnj whets he looked round add did not re" lass e;Bilesgsa•-•111 revenott i piiserely Oast 3,1 g rranrie i revanies was present.—he wotild have taken to foil hand, _.aiigiug . ex. tent of his wishes. Ile lied tw t further pretensions to their favour; his bumble efforts had received their lull reward. Ile was net ambitions of retorts honours; but if they ever :outmanned him to V. It any . other situation, it would be the betelit Air in:. .gratitude in him not to obey. the call..—(Mmek pp. flause, and cries of." Yea tact done year they.") AIr..I.ILuoDELL then riddrafael4 the Livery, and said he .had prearistecl.birevelf.,tOr the purpose of subusitii% • a,awniun• (of 'binary,. aa ereadesstood) relative to the couduet of the prevent Sheriffs Unit day: • Mr. BLUIDZILL was then interrogated by the L 0111) at the nature Of hi. motion; explaining which he Ives told it could sot he en. pertained. as It. was contrary to order,• the regaler imainestof the d.y having been concluded ; where. upon he bovreitaud retired, very much to the di*. sittitirisetion of the crowd in the Hall. • The Co.nnion Crier then (midst the loudest and lutist ungovernable dainties) declared that the Hart was adjourned. .f • • After the CowmenNall, the Lnrd Mayor held a Court or A Iderturu, Mt which Georre Bonus. Esq. whs . ; ass oo Monday last 0,04 Jawior Cuatosou Pleader, attended, sod was swans Into los office. hIr..F. FI eIF. was elected a iteler% . or:tha o'ateruttat'a Cuespaisp, is the roar if the lot* Mr. Hear. Sawdry'Cuel Uoiletlakeel were litinssefl. . IL assail gewsitltp .1..4 wN ••..ni atifer4l.lllllfillielle• Salaries and Bills were directed for peyoterit. ,• • &renal persons were aditlisted and 4 , o:barged Brokers. Thauks were weruitiussrly voted to the Lord fd•yor'a Ciatplpot; fur his serraun preached prior to the Cesnasua liall fui the elocauu of Lunt Mayor. • • NO RIVE RN DISCOVER! ES. • • . , At the present mometat every circumstance s e . lilting to the navigation of the Northern Seasonost pros e highly the p‘ptifr.of this comp. try ; but, indepetident cf this, these is nn. lover of science, anxiiii, fur the promotion of useful know. ledge, and for the improvement of the Immao mind. who will nut derive a considerable satisfaction itt perusing the fallowing account of M. Kotzetior'i voyage* in the North Seas. We, hove eztructed it f the Goiette de Frazee. to which it was trans. witted from Russia t-s -" M. de Ko , tebue set sail from California. in the mouth 41 f October, 1816, for the Sandwich islands. Uu the e/st of November, he discerned the high mountain of Muona-Roa. anti arrived on the follow ing day at Owego. The King Trammeamea to: crived the Itusalassa with kindness : he compared their expedition to the voyages of Cook sod Van:. couver, and gratuitously *applied them with proviw sums. M. de Kotzebue, in Fenno, mode him some preamitt in the mule of the Emperor of Russia. The King received them with gratitude, sod gaits M. de Kuttebue, COT the Eriperor, a necillaCe of various colour,, made of birds pldutes, (lie goishitig mark of sovereignty in three islands. e I have It...aroed,' added he. s that your Sot ereign is is great captain I myself am also a warrior ; I love him, and, in testimony of my friendship, f send him thus neclarice.• M. Kotzebue remarks; that flies* islanders are approaching tepidly d higher state of civilisation. ~It is to be regretted that the Euro • perm, situ are t o be met with among thew ire of the most obandonci classes... " &hoot the Middle of bet ember the Russia's navigama took their le.Ote of Owags. and sailed towards the. Care . litle islands. On the let Or Jr. imari c Ifni, they discovered an island of coral. iohabited, it .. .beipg about fiftkmilee,in.ciretith fe.rent;e, N. litt. /0 deg. min. W. long, oj .10 g . 4 min. raid gave it the name of New Year. 0, the 4th of Jaimary . they perceived As lion i se of wooded cud .toVercd *Oh *tufted gras s, lat. 9 cirg..43 mi n . W. Inn* 1119 deg. oohs. Thee to extcod from west lo cart as atimince of tureisly leagues, and from south to worth eight leagues. This gruope has, froth the illustrious Uighur el' the expeditisio l been named the OreiPi of Cuuui Itoniattiolf. '"flie middle of tliis chain of islands prempts good anchorage. The itihabitatits, vale had hewer before seen Etiropeuni. were at tint terrilled. but land treatment PAW bettished every uppreheosion. Tlwae,meages in their appearance and mode of life. differ hum the other islanders Of the Nitride Octets. 'l be „kora mused about a mouth at the center ref this grope; todled,by the isehobitains CPY6II:. 1.14i -Isl4 !isms lisle the adficers weer neesipsed ohservatiorip, and t h e wiektsig . el whOria, , i s t ee t., the - enriched the- collectiosts . . • .. , . ~, • . - .. . . . C....::N0... • . , 4 .&*, r fr" . , •N - l a' , •4 • . 4 Alit ..;:',4 'f! ° A • ,i l. • 1: i V, '• VS J •''!. r."' s ftt 4 0 V " Ire . 4" . , ''' .... • 'A .. 4' ..'' ..r* p . 1 . .', , , if' • -- • f 5 ;.131 .. 1 1t i ,41.4 . 41 3..,:e • . • .MU Mira •re rt..s.rnt./1 1..!.-Titorrit aril :-. tr.it". 25... r . -• .. .A. ?..- . - • i• .. g0i..,, -,. ! .. L • t.. - I' I- . . . • • . 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TN EATINCIIIDVii L Rifitfig. °kg c ytemik .. ... voista t . t di ,p., ' 00 -.4 40 401 singitligaise cAi t umpea gogrit . , - row ist44. 46, t r e ygie . - -4 &via:4; that Jahn 40...•, , ill. mil' alo 'le v eed by his superior qualiliestions *mimed duly eidelki.t :" ' -I' - . • ! 149 _,r44,r_,Air 4,4 x«. ;11TRAIIID. • . him totiirforus what he strongly • felt himself siougly I. ' I f i t it heir s tl i n m E 4l4 t . tr; 'nig •Q t ty. .Q.•. ? h•T 1 ,. ' iii rt.. sTEVMSCON, Be r " 7 --"-k giprr ys v i 1 . ' & M*11 ' 1.43111 : t p3 An s ' 4 i "' i:"..e:.4l. kg i r t „ 1 14m ishe ri- iill it' ct t lifileTtie h i t e • 1.1- i . :A l V. l ve nw r i llyitt l i: : i t ' l l :: q c s rm i * is:t:p . :m i lt t il t a ld tr N i ii; is hd.v 7, bon' • ri:.P tire. 4" Trn t igtg," 16 T74`1 1 7 . of Lni tiolwelfelly ar4eoi. sits the Am ~..,..z, -0.• • • . '.i T .. . tiel it tit *HMI Ikeestett - ii ort u eali h a lt • ' l ' * "' °P a r, • 411,111ERY,,0U„ IFER, Atismierecpyrkpoi B * . l , 4,404,4e0t the cereals!, help ineemod witli Leery petal , beers isdritsert to courer on them. bit 10.060110 !twitted i ititAiietimie; ltarlerlyila; qr.' 14 .___ es , 6 1*""rs*iliryliglolfim 110 . 1 . 6401 5. • i liselidlag a totem AtoortaieV of FRERCH *PVC : Mr F.rhteeep _NW was neetuniintoo:4, i1 f t..0“.111 ff 4: •h•eed be aaltaihrol tophriok frnin doings(' accord-- ta 4 OreedroOm in •hotitsl.! .rfri!"'"lll 'l. ' 1 ; 1 '3 i 8 • 4 ',braille:li Ws Ml* TANEWisf tile 'VA V ans. Sfedl. - 'llollll44Wees Ylo eteti how 1" '' ' ••• ►*•'•.•• • n 4 - ' i o t h e 1 804 .‘ hi s 1 ,,„„ „bdi t i ee. i tiree j un no. „PUN W. o ir Si o_ l l 4:l4* b CLAIR AO t ! i k ei rise • mookles ',hien titer hod .called him from tflo : . i • t.1 14"1:7 ' 11 :k**4:7/44; * " ' • WI woost. VOIe..VATHIRIS.' ''."' ' . Orliko 4aamiolle"._ . ;asit Rom teats Casa., ' ler.r2lldtieffiass Aeitel they', eiliii,'foreniiiii, t e t: t e , Il in t 'it laKtlOr t e r it . : 4 l^/PC.Peittrr" 66 . flea legion , was.oo ghat' iu the it•il, that it 0i ' opts ellb t oillatai'irelk . . r. r _.•116 Itiabooloase I Cokballllllll4 Abe.* i et ArtrisibiatV,U.4c. '' ' rook. uf- Ida fellnak.cidiessa. :and thopight proper to • • .1111141111140106 Sr'4 l _ _ „' 7 .: " ' • - a.... l . Mr.l 4 for au ItiadlS.emealietl to rotor% es SW ~i , ..ildperi ter Tasefiti .22 0 01g u sum el , •: i ~,, n ool.--,..,tte -our. Ohr. Petted , but ely•s.e. 'lie . neededetirr . onr yoise him to ttee,distbligroolued situation Ise,had just t .4111164111dretill lUD 11111000011 , (iris Me 'lrk iTaireloiel. wee hie int al ibis Throb% soul po. ‘ -.:, . r -_,., . . 4 -, 7 , ,rl o l.%VarAlkr *Memo' to hear hur obseintlittoue• left. lie had.obeyed the calf with alacrity -under.. •: *I ..., 4. ~ ..!teeliordteie•ekeseweeeeti . a • •• . 4 i %MO, Ho hit Ibis If ierfarsoiag la Lemke ..w.... r....idAir. ailltifiVkNtic A i i ; : , *lle Spoke is follow.:- • ,• taken the trust- 7 4.d :Cheerfully endeewoored to 4 . : , • umib i llig ,bIW,LTZILIL ,• • . !•.°44 Llonlir *r. Noose Amm S. WPollti l ib: . ' is s iCt Ird • ACIA . - 6bliiiiil *. " oe.tum.... 4 .r rise Li vetT- I return Yeti otlf perform with integrity the isdari•nt di l lies at ta ch, .._,r. IA) iffrbserep# itzpv-41.,Nemehes• ..;. 4 ;,'" • • m uy s , J ar • h ae ..,.." 1 "; 1 : 1 7 1 ", a r- t • mr • 81 " 1 / 7 .4 *lb. = ... • , will ionteyets le the iledrig wo , t• .- ' ( meat oineerd tllsiiku for the , hoe and honatirable td to the high alipation..•• lie had • made it his moue emapoirel or Ur. CS ! ..._,,___4 t.,oe sueollat, so 7.0 aludy to prairie modmpaired•those eights, Isherties. i i . t riw • .11 1 ,•11,..p . t 0u 0m e. gii . iiit t s. , I s t. ,tl i atishir. Par. VerLers hi re, 4446... •.••••••••‘ • t s, 1001161. ti B. c.' it Si an" in . ogee yes Mee confided to mr. I assure you. that ! . Assistaindlurgedit NW I 111111 refiled Oil my ntind is this mark of t i r o sir a i • # •ri' 4 r 441 •.1 1 t• • 1 . ae .... a . e ......,.,,, E40. me. ma t i , Ns ,. 00 eyhoCarew ; la y llaey Oldhey, iil t , ~, :4 VIA , 1 .,§„, 01 , 0fer i e Ifiegpisid. . , . . • . so . dewy y _ p ,rg lll it it e.. o lic t• tte • imna .► Sle.llPsaftllklllr.lllllo% awl itisOraiths:os. • ; *1."111"; ' Mi.. kiny• ..... ...,..' - - ,A & _j_.,. ' .• It, Hie LA* of tha• ANISfAL tIIGONOWY sad your coadeilert that I 'hall ti,e say atrium uncles- .of 'Lusitinis -mill had the undieinited enjoement, And to recil*, mut secure. others. which had been L 11, adits A vitt ba ferefol me) egeltillii Ha ' 111 tie "omit glo 0 , 418141. tbe54141'41111414110 - immitt PR AcricE et etttr . ..,: m t. 11,0cm/tyre/vet. Hisever• f • .' yours to discharge she doused of this I t igli station • UMW. , . / 11 "4 has stra wed i. ter" Ur- ei..sok.- surnme.Yed 9telnidt, at Nine he al* Illotar , 4 . lty • with that seal, impartiality. nisei attesting). which enernoched upon by miler bodies.-willear, iletre.)-e- -'-' ' VAlldir. ea Ifaseltdi fladv. Otto m r a ttraw4 for . 18 1 / 1 : 1 7 Im• Pada bolok ••'. J. haecleb." Fly !Pie . . 11,111 : 1). Ett.e. ►erhyoetee aelt. woo *n ;Su ter Ord • is .0. 11 . . • Mr. a . 20 IR es of flostlfoimme ' ' Auer I Inn , ' nirunntrlY secure for 48 " .Y 9 Cr liP• . jte wee toe sensible of his oven deficietse to talk, lave= .. tiny : *mil emitinarri- eriwiderree• * Yew 'up nisorh more of theit'tirot =but li3O s hould sot of ' . Sir. ' • IP • sad ; spi ll . ll4l l Wr o tem . . .. i . 88.0044 .• 1, . ..: ;Esa ft liih • i 4 riti , . ...., . .. iiriM b• %MOW el s ow sale. &wog WWI" isoNftslilk ..tteeteeeifielaii, eseellieeieleatilemlisitii. • ' the Tlwaiiie-it•val, tlo) ism mete ter sieeed appomerb .. • ' OrItHRTIC liica. Amami 11, as Miele the onus*, by W. J. Saavax, Pro- , , eMe mat iiiipirtielitv. you . 0 . 10 sitlk dio• vac - typity v . prom teitlustit reins - rating rhea hitlia. "'' ea Imildh.ll Ildithaiselk ufelfda. .$5 whirl Ur. W. S Olualoriey. Me. Hark,. Ur. S. Swan, yessecomicoisortPlt. 1. • ' chartie the duties of • District Magiattate. Anal 1 antiere Astor 'Nadia! ackonwlrditmetats• •T. Mil Lord fklayin. Aldermen and entomon Coos cif be •• '.A n•i• Gale Afteryikaat is its reperstlii • •11V1101 Mils Late Miss 1- 114 • 9 4,P00. will fur a. On TH HE VEUTICS.MtII Maeda Sladtea,sa wee- fur th er beg to 'ware pm, OW HO di ff erence or P. owed a lirge debt or grat ' itude, fur Elm kinduesoood •..sp•rdiip ho psudemi. rats I bates So.-.sPitt Se-Lover Gallery !s.-. upper Gal. *Port', October 7. at Him is . the Korai.% at N's. 9. lery, Is. ' Creep-610es, lisauser.agasre, by OtOilei NARSON, Illicit tr i titliOtle between me and any other perwir • WI Atitilt-MOYAL, tWrEN7:4IAND Ig N. Tickets sad Pleas le be halm Fearesse's Library,l7o, M.D. FILL Re. sod WT. 844444. ( .NA shell at +soy time iu the slightest degree influence my partia.lity with which .they 1•441 regarded and coo. pits tvglenco. Wednesday. Septeiuber 30, Nee seed.etreet , opposite setteree.settlee . t and ur . sh ,. b. Ili, EVERARD nomE will ~,! e ki. &logical Lectures intigistetial conduct-they shall Ix totally henielted ' s ru tr u o i ed t a h i is t Lx lg er e r r in . .ra ve . t N il : had p en tiloat,o: besalsiiredae:trimarkamtaitt cx.al *eV • • 'dl be Mord; Me Cnisraly . er simeepe, Illaa.tiller, Stroud Rotreace, from Ter till Four; at St. fdeorge's Hoipltul, to the Pupils, grataitoilsty. from having any uperatiolt 401. m y d iii the dia- -1 ' " TR% CLANDE 4 4IINIE ft lARRIAGE. sod No. 41. Drory.leae. .......A.6......ii ii i • - --- -- - afi .g mamaggi -- -- •.' -.' ' • charge Of the duties y.. 0 hove now intruited to my lied !teen hind en d iiiceuteg i eg tied Oilsbyt'ler. W. /army; Sir Job. Mereille, Mr. . ebura.._ I Anil Intnanir In Vona 1.... •11• V 40.1161•110. .11.11 1 a . I. • • Ir. . . Far Petri& Ill'Orsise, Celewer ; Seems Ohs nese- milker). yr. 4. Skied!. Mrs. Deeerum, Mea. Deveupesat. b4:141 be erkled (i4l, Ame) Gnat Enter- tainment; luntyperpel will) Mosaic calk THE BtraGOMASTIRk OP SAARDAM ; Oft; 'MK' Pkger MirieeMe. wed Were Pforkal• (ite Ceremony), Mr. Abbem mei Sir. Ilierkee Ilbe•Fee Irremp (Ilermoommer elleankm), Mr. Melee • liampis Cbewereref (Ambana- ilerfrem Itrew)Jir, 11.05... l Serest Pryboahrre (Anibm. h. sr hit 00Mideg), Mr. Ceram; Le Tom (brehassedur . *e* Reale), Cenieer. Cetterlar. Miss Fneir. The litireeemaire r< Seerdaes; er, Tb• Two Prins, will be mewed merrevewiffig et pmforemece till timber moire, eimwerrew ' Tembemew ilit : lilt reeler'', Ths Wee to teep Hi.: sir tailed by the 'drops' Shopkeepers, in Bottles at 61-14 ---- ---- ----- - . - and Is. 6d emelt. It woe entooril by 6101111 Pontoon. Eari. ;reloaded by J.T londeat and m.. .. ... , .ni . e .s. n si.ile t Thorp. Emu and rawilmJ unanimously, - renal in the HA FOR PO3iPLAINTR OF TIIF. STO.ACH. Re. ' I 6. Tr the tholthe of dein *Wine be given In She Cum: resounded from ORIENTAL VEGETANER CORDIAL, BY HIS nil 1 witless r their itusres;fra amidalty in attending to the coo- the nee , she my s JESTrIIi LETTERS PATENT. . aims of the lost.totiose. . Imoniola manna S.dutiretitos rooms of tine COIIDIAL It wis morel ► by ' Faroe. Mem, F.Aq. emended by F. A. Alderman attkiti T ILE boa be, a Line sad saiverially afkonoleilltrd by the a l ike , V•gq• km . and 111411 Wed owillnewoulari and the Comm , testiasessy of ibmissailii. It is a pleas ,at, safe, Mud, menial 7. tad Ike ',rinks o f ibis Shelters he elms to the Mee- IM ns , , el „. /4111/Ltli ethane Disorder*. excroriatime Pam or %piano loci of Ilse Norwich Union, for Ilia revalues' wills tibiae • era tete nalla din O mode soil iouerids, Sockeroo, Vooititior, Flatekoce, they have enotereil so she Committee every facility in the Aldermen, iii 0 Crodities. mid •ricitiff. It greatly int:roma the appetiar, auststitatiein of Weir stairs. ' hens the demo* prumoics sky sletet, awl forlifors the Stomach and Donets. (Sigurd) THOSAR IMNSLEY, Chairman. inn short tilii 111 I . 4lllling, 141•111.1114 . of 50111 i.., Nervous and Ilystirimil I ate. Beesley hoc mg left the Chair, it was tattoo by Ur. re.np n a m d on I *trees', it it Meth* beartlciiii ; by beaelist she It:trios; p.m' 5 ... 4 who IWWINtii, rhaiisbust Wei Animal Sprits, said anise Wooer on Ole St.s• men were revert That the tlisuk-i of tbe Ilettiog he gives is Timeless thew. • • • Aldermen A tk in sea. Ti theca nation wino lee attritnitod ill' harts( Pruv- fry, EA9..ase Clominan bent uttbr Cominetter aid Ibis Meet • eil seruireatile in Rheumatic eases ; awl is gawks of the , st. ~,i i„ , iftiporo ,,, eti od„, to t he (Nig,, and his e i,„ l t ue to itteounter the Gout it l ' a° freed She "ient, wilbte terry cleoet of Ike 14) ilia erbide of the ardaaas Malden, over which he bet The Rlteattl Faculty bad hers 'Mee to vain. It bet Amu rem-idly hero pi .„„„(,. n. Court or Ai.lor ° ' " ' N ' t S i P" ' " MI oottelkot Arlie u Fivelitti o t a wl - Tiete onitieso vies wooded by Ur. ittenertnan Tharp, es/ seem by mite Li,, Ilit kart*. rpm 41 unisohnolokly. John AtiMar Es The entrAtel is sold in Its /mites,. yeeley h Mr IF l ntretw's it. .24 Mail aura, arearieled , sod reooloast. ...... to fill the ofce i Aicto, Mr. Eilwants, MI, W. haul'. Cheich-rod, Loio14:1, Tli.ll Ihr 'tr....lotions now pasted I. rsbli•htd is ... in !weakly( 4a. W. amine. ein.b. NAAS% Licoing, 41.4 Irv:vine:ll Par :s. I gO: the ruguitis . . -min r -- ._ _-. _-... _ -c- -..11.11 - 111.1111r.lilleoMimmeloilmaanniml ' . • -- -- to wlrcnsp% salter, regretir i titserrty putt affl. r rancteAreinangw. was ~ unwi-v41 1 0.,, .ma w anwi e tug „e es narts, , e l a te r d this great City, nut prevent—he woisld Wire token 'off hii hands a 1 the teaturoltits enriched their eollevuosis with lit Recorder's duty, pert of that task which ors derv:led au himself . ue* pluute. Au is:ruder Ihtiing traced air the . . ■