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• EDUCA vent "AA's`. Einblorsztrt &sots of estopiag peeirifte*-1, %lig MON. die, sod poor cluols. They win/ogle-4M. mime shoot., ftra-file TO ?Ilk steroß O 'The IIItJITIMI4POI.M. Omitted, opririillso... , lehnew‘toostouptot dlttafl4. 11190. 61 she ttfarim•oill‘oethlioor, Stu... Front • Invottleviri of , Awl , ardour . with it hick,. tie.. li fO ; 041•91 Cipwwiesiltv . irowirwOrtoriati, lu promulgate his." Ni. "'" w l " . " 4 " 11w1 "'"' w " w '"" Vo.it rf *it !e*Ys". I.4riav,i 'a#(111,11641 he lad reply .so. theta m10(411.0te.1,404,•( PAM 14.1010., the levier of Sours, prutirolitedy••as it.upasseo4,.lo. " cm . 4, the poor sad needy. Famisauit i b,,,,,vo ow. ono ." unaivouvrinat Isorwedires ammo voso deviants. of a cold unfeeling avoid, am& abyeativas ovatheast. kerivayallbette*b leeeheaveraure belle hi ^ ct arawra t 0... If the Griveruntent eollnisinn Mr, Owen's principles false. P ri g . "‘; 0 : 0 7 0.re j i ;;;;;;"": " w " . : ;4 7: e 7 5i5wa5 , 0 7.,.. ( ..... 4 - 7, motile plans visioasorta "by do ,they not show 510411.1 u he snore attentively the prevelryt,.ll..o(. providleg,fer doe ;sow 1 ";. 1-1 " , du they 4"A/trek biro ol*leatessts?—wby.do they norinithe Poor Laws), c oooipswol Ovum's Plait for al low or In be -1.14111-11•11 hull's of ^cumin , t s tl :heir earplaysteisl. 'which acs-osite be. foetid to Jae Drain of a-madman ? leave it is thapower.of Mc. Q.ce. to nuke any Au referring to the rlsbabt.ivi.thir. lost %Kinn of Pasha- why d" they ye wentie c0mipiiwt ,...... 4001 for a opt poor wow believe that louder Adige iltealligeltients which can ...minder Mr. Ovren's Plena, I 6wilfahot •imatteinpt was made ' " 1- iskilue•Aul it ha " n" "' •luring the discussion to reface nay of Mr.Owina's statement*, „jut lb. motto. woe lost, lweaway.tlit _Chancellor of the. Ems chewier elated that Mr. Owen was •an Infid el,. although. it was nut denier/ that his -propessed.Pluos inadatiempletwur whin l ac religious instrotitioni soul that his eAatilishineut at New Lanark was as religious •iist oinlerly a• any in the dues kingdoms. Whets I that he agaim reposts• the a.i statealesits, mid that W. attempt is male eisher to contradict them ur :nay of the argument. which he *woo& up... them, I naturally enough tom-lode that his °mowers have Iva *wow ledge of the alike, or that they are orerpoirwresf by some strong prejudice. . Such being the ewe, allow me publielY to essittioe,thit grounds' upon whirls Mr. Owen so boldly adraacelibis aye, tern, and declares it to be the only use *inch clan, or will be permatwolly adopted. Ilia fundamental principieisorvidently, that "man's elm. ranter is 116,1114 . 11 entirely (or him;" shich is lantern ttttt it to saymg. that all his opinions of religion and eueiety, are forced upon him frogs hi, birth—that he imbibes them from per- Innis and circumstances which surround him, all his notions ~f virtue and vice, of rigid and wrong—and that all his faculties are Wank, and ready to Ise employed and directed exactly as it Nosy appear fit to those who train sod edu cate Irmo. ltsth this fou4aniestal principle he proceeds to lay down, as an issirrring rule, !list the, best sentiments and habits may, by proper arraagensents, be given to all cluldrea ; PO that in future they will have sits desire to commit crime, mod thst, cutiseimenily, no rrinie will ever he comm itti J. Is it not astonishing then, that nisei, any op.rusition is rinsed against 51r. Owen's Plaits, no attempts should be made to shew the CUM of his fundamental principle, avid the etU9ll :Arsurdily of the cuustopient result, if such do I We all agree tbit training and erliteat• liter great in. dormer in forming the character, and directing the concise:l;l of both young and old. It most surely then for a waist lc doe re fl ection on !he subject, which induces tis to remit Ike existing comae of instruction to be continued. Every fa mily among she rich has its separate nurse ; the mother of • faintly anima the poor is her own nurse ; every printer or publisher, every writer, good or haul, may ',site I he fur the Inslructiun of chilrleeis, give advice respecting tin it eduras Cos ; and any IsioLvidual, clever sir stupid, ignorant or well informed, of good ur bath morals, may with the greatest facility obtain the situation of • teacher of children, sold thus that period of life when the most - lasting impressions ate made, is shunted by every government at present known, 10 be imitated to the guidance rif, or under the indeenee of any itaprielor who rhuuaes to write on education, or set hits self up as the instructor of yostls. Would it not be better to collect all childres in serniasrles • at • very esrlj age; there to be taken care of, trsieed, and educated in the most approved saaausr? Witold it not he better to have a Committee app illoadji to &Alp Meru the best system of training youth, eirg Nf is. lairallireet and clever nurses* awl instroollNOMP4llllll ,o lBs ll l llll . ll . ll , and fie the oceortiuns in which abs Mims AIWA gaged? Would it not be • great adompillo to the sillagi that this Committee should, from tints W time, • whatever koolletige they might have acquired as to the. 1.411 mode of training mid instructing children, the best bouts for them to rad, and the best employments for their different ages? Would the liberty of the subject be at *II ass Jartgered if the Cutansittee were Whined for frost looms the woos iodepesilints soil eafigbseued men of the country? or would it in any way suffer if all wive free to send their childrem to, or keep theta from such seminaries 'flu: expertise of such eoudilishrwros is trite wkliio the reach of every parish in the kingdom, as is clearly proved by the catablishrseut at New Lanark. There the population consists of about 2,800 adult* and 4 or hOO (Whiten sad smelt arrangenvests have lists, made, as, wittiost creating a diminution su the wages of any individual is the whole eats lihatinirst, funds are accumulated which defray it, expenses of a Clergyman, a Doctor, every description of medicine, lighting and cleaning the streets, +whines, nod a school, where all their childreu receive • better education thou is gwen to the same class of society in any other place is the kingdoms. This system lots led the adults to forma a general Csrmenitec. who appoint at certain periods a smaller one, who vi.tt the several homers, inspect the various armor , meats, suit it they find any Led outdoes or habits among any of their number, they gee. good orsiviere, sad ettsleavour to bristle about e reforinatiou. The dole of this proceeding is the Gee act of the inhabitants themselves. Some may suppose that such • life to • direct approach to slavely, wad to constrand of every kind; hut such au opi. soon can slaty arise io the minds of these iodividimila who by .oitt of - (mini have been furiatile ohms he 'sot perrespo?-r-wby, I +nodal ask, tides our Dovicrsirient rwrinit Mos to be the ease, if Cleyu!spr.rop Codes are false end his _aches's*, voionary ? 1 as ,certern that if any poor labourer (dreams. eulighicuril. tin by pupil) frost ally p•d Oh in the kingdom, were taker/An New La musk, and there bad the establishmeut sheers tio hiss, and the vrbole nrsangnmenta fully,. explairred .to him, lie wonld inatautly declare in its (senor. Let me ask rises, what in. juries that establishment does tottery use, or what alifficoAr ties those are in its avrangeaseuts to pees/gut the snipe err ? tem, if good,. being aduptesi every where the comfort and happiness of the pour' Who knower* well se the poor soars hrenoll the privations he sulfas, and who all well as the pions nou can judge of She assperiur comforts enjoyed at New Lanark by his fellow•labourers? Let us then attend to facts ; they will clearly prove to all who have at heart the comfort and happier** of their fellow ereaiurrs, both high and line, rich and poor, that liowever sorrel the plan of Mr. Owen may appear, they are certain of producing a great increasers( comfort In tidier now pining iii rani, end will auevitably be put in general practice, when experience sad knowledge doll have sufficiently esalighteued the world. That the above observations, Mr. Editor, may lead to a • more attentive cousrderation of the causes of the existing abundance of crime anal misery. is the sincere with of one who earnestly strives to merit the name of A DISINTERESTED INDIVIDUAL. THE MIDDLESAX MEETIM4 In Editor has received a kohl. from Mr. Sheriff Parkins, cool o laining of a misreprearetation of his speech et the late rowdy of Middlesex Meeting to address the kineete. The worthy Sheriff ban also (avowed us with • ropy of the 11/tit le, paper from which he read hit speech. After some preli minary compliments to parficutir Nrwepapers, the. win thy Sheriff thus proceeds:— " GENTLE/lilt/I—Applied to by a respectable body . of. the Freeholders of Middlesex, to convesie tbia.meetyng t I was too sensible of yenr claims not to yield to their Respniiition--Trut to sob.ine whatever reluctaoce I might fee). to mix myself, oveo officially. with the queation proposed to be dispirrek a question, the inevitable teedeocy of which is, I fear, to widru the breach already subsisting, not only between their Majesties, bet between the peewit Cabinet, and, jorrimpa, all the thinking portion of the community.. The Court sod the friends of freedom anti liberality have, unhappily, Neu too long at variance in their political sentiments; soul the topic sow shout to be agitated, is by necessity pregnant with the seeds of additional hostility. But delicate, and eves dan gerous, as I cuesidered the subject, my, detp.demandeel that my own private feelings should yield to the solicitation received; and I glory in this signal opportunity of diode griabing myself front those public functiouaries who wish to balance their iodividnal sentiments agaioat the C 01414111.• Horst rights, and the wisdom of authorised public bodies. " Gentlemen, the pi isciple that 1111 w dictates my admission that the most exalted public officer is hut the higlessiAlAte vent of the mafioso, was that which I always cherished spud professed. la private life it governed my politics; I brought it with me into office ; it rests upon that raged fir the rights and liberties of my eusintrynien, in which es English wino may be allowed to pride biespelf ; sad to ash me how Wig that respect will endure, would be to ask bow Mug I shall live. " Would to God ! Geetlemen, that at Court aril is Par haircut, reverence for public opinion were more pervaknt ; that a strougrr sense of our privileges to think, to commune. and to mimeos our oriiiione of men and ineamires, were felt by our Ministers and our Repreurstmiets; that oat tight to be attended to were held more sacred by the three Estates ; for then the question von are assembled to canvass bad sever disgusted a country that reed-il uto new mustilleatiois, air fresh cause to he dissatisfied with the principles and proceed ings of au AnttPabiotie administration. " The discord unfurtunstely existing between the two principal personages in the kingdom, hail rut been artfully. and, 1 will say, virulently blown into ar iusextiogrishable flame; nay, the embers of that discord, perhaps, had never risen to a visible heat ; and net roily the eyes of we wives and daughters bad escaped the °lrately, descriptions and comment, that, too soots, whethee trite or urfotioded, will All the columns of the daily prow, but our naiads had bent left at leisure to contemplate other misfortunes, other public grievances, sod to devise means fen procoriug their redress. At present, must unhappily for the country, every 'object of complaint is swallowed up by one. Oar still languishing rosnnierce--our yet distressed manoiticto ries—ottr curtailed issuounilier—a borougls-mungtriug fee - devouring texatiou. auJ ar almost every-way in- U, Y rUilitt rasil lr iVl 4 l4 )1 4if tial4on-street,Ce•.. 1— BOX I NG', . - A 510•4 which saaltasi ill full Atom tif.4•01140.11181LpIna• yesterday .in i meadow belougisg lo . Acr s .Calralgiligoo coin him COassnou, eight raile,i from Mackseglyr, This eirealmls motive:re; Frank Strong, • Ctlnisceiteysidrgingl, wbp..bcgii Pine, a . formidable iipsy, in • gillar, bitty } ld M al Pas,.• 16. moor ism% of 111 1. 13 ,0 l e was fur 100 goloiss wide, mod ffiglgas was hacked by souse ama teurs from Matwirlisitimt, itt Sehifffs'esstufs hq IntslAirelf all before kilo, and he was slat prisvintint Ginter pf tlpg dey A 24 feet noire was farmed, sod Om norm spsjerd ffiffk i ther seconds at eight o'clock is the witiessing. When he men strippgdr tb• differruFs ilkei.agreasie966 Ike sad judges a Hoe/per, the tiepins, asd l'osn„Tight. bowman, throng being rather more ibsa twttimp song, Round 1. After sassy manceavres to get lint kit e lillperta missed his adversary's bead, wisest be was bared by • mow log eight.handed blow out the side of the brad. 2. Strong made • left-handed feint, sad sent is hie right upon the nose, from which the claret flowed like ginger beer from • bottle will up, bat Modulo would not go down, sell a manly round of nine minutes was fought; mod Strews will thrown. 3. This wets • spirited round of ten minutes, bat Malpss got tired towirds the end of it, anal be was well webbed shunt by his adveesary's left hand, bat strength bore Strews dews again. 4. The light had now lasted 23 minntim; and from loss of blood, sad ideas copiloted by bitting: Kelps, war bronitiff down to Ids adversary's weight. sod Sheer made use of the advantages he held, awl in this round . be got over his gem& which smith lowered, and dropped him neatly by a Anna right-handed muzzles under the ear; mug like all big . men when tired, the fall seemed to be as bad as the Nit, aid with difficulty hr was got up. 5. Melnik* made a chance rash, and floored his adversary by it body blow, but that was his last. 6. Strom( woo the bank is this mood by a 1011.10iptled hit upon the throat, which brooght Mslpas down forward, like a house filling, and his scrawls might as well Wise tried to lift • leer as to gal him, up. The battle was a game oar, of 29 estionites,; and.ons.Man was.apantsch too big aa the other was toss 'IS OF 01 IDE. lu searTipp, 01110.1 be tar 141 A ilrgs . rjrlt •i* I ) * ta w r ti . mesas of , the Court..s fitted by lot Lordship,. hilt the motion he was about to mention for an injunction, was s° liiessiug. tliit Itr trusted it would be pubic t 4 revise fair:low& Pertititilarl:v vie it colild uqt. tk 1 118 /11 3 C..‘w1 1 , ti;etere lin 'Honour 11 Itai:e- Cleaucellor, as it. was abrected • to his Lordship. 'rite motion related to the Opera-limase. The LORD CIL J ANCIILLOR—s• That is the very rtre it . tobefierril by the Vice-Clisiac'el for, as is Honour aindirate'Ods the 44'444 ar the 01wrs-.lteuse leach better than 1 do.' . Mr. Ilaaa.is—u There is au execution for a large sum iu the Opera-hon.e." Mr. The ex n; ; reu..on .si, are efraid theg. wil( sell the bpma-liouie pendiog this .suit." The LORD CILINCSI.I.OR" I care not what is in the Opera-lisuse, so as you do nut put me in it. Let the ,uunuu be ansde briery . Ins" . honour the itice•Chaneellur ; lie promised to take ail motions of eidetic that. were left. outward. lay me on Monday last." LORD ?RANCH citiout.vtitts osiciums v LOUD COLCHESTER, SIR, RICHARD, 1114.101RDS, Axq °TAMIL Mr. Hatton stated this was a bill filed by the Noble. plaintiff, fur the porpri of carrying inn; eff t et.ilie ipleopons:of his marriage settler/rid, snit D e fiodgiits, Terse the trustees named_ iii the settlement. The tines! o was a very short one.• On the Plaintiff's montage with his present wife; St s bo.was the daughter of Lord A ocklauk a 'Weide: . MO Wes . executed, the 'object of is . liielo'w;O . . tp vagmaLSQ.4oo/. the property of,the Pleintiff, recur miring nborigege Oil the estate of Ili; litothrr, the Dyke of Leeds, should accumulate to 50,000/. to viuyitfr a jointure f o r Ins ititesolvd wife.. snit':,. a, prgvisjtni, for the.: Youit4er childreu the iitar: rjag r , vibie.,h, sum, was vested in that Defend / lois es trootees. On, the mart lege having takru place, the 20,000/. secured by mortgage was called in by the Dereiodirds, stud by them laid not in Government scemitier; fur tile purßOl'e' or (he 4 4,4p0i. griwitifla 1. * O Oll perceive by the morrsage seuleineasi„ that the minor sum was to accumulate during the joint fires of the Plaintiff hia wife, Chas hate Elisabeth { until it amounted to the sum of 60,60 f)/. hid 'When it had arrived to that amount the revulsion' o was to cease. The question then before has Lordship , was, as the fund bed accumulated to tho amount specified in the settlement. whether the Plaintiff was not entitled to receive the dividends ois the whole amount. What lie hod therefore to ask of the Colatt, was, that the dividends should be paid to the Plaintiff, as the cause for the accumulatton bad rased. That, this was the fret. his Lordship hail oodetog bet the slecleration of the parties; owl os there were infants intelested. be might thud& some inquiry before a Mister necessary, otherwise he (the Less-lied Counsel) thought it a "wry matter of course that the Court sheued grout ?het woe, pray d fur. Mr. tiefitoll followed an the moo aid.. mganiviLLE, cooosel fur Lady Oahorne and tile chilairen..tated, *list bis climate were ready tci. !submit to any order thot his Lordship might pkaiie to make, The Loan CHANCELLOR—" Who smears as Counsel fur the Defeusnots, the trustees ?" A t4oheictiiir stated, that the Ailaruey.Cleneral sod Mr. Temple hod brief* 'Cur the trustera. but they teem wit iu attendance. LORD CUANCLLLOR— Is I will not decide this case without lierriog Counsel bit ilk/ part of the uustees, particularly when 1 see who the trustees ire, the Chief Harms and Lord 'Colchester, two eminent lawyers. it is fit 1 'should told the doubts of tltr trotters, fur the Chief !Sarno could de cide this case as well as 1 could. A ;nit" ',skit ail be instituted for . the mere inn:pose of haying the opinion of this Colirt, when sonther equally au Kood could be obtained without the Soil being instituted. Let the ease *baud over until trustees appear Gy Counsel." Further consideration postponed. Di e d on Th ur sday isinruing, at his seal. rathe r pOoirt. Keel, the Most Noble %Vatter . Marquis if rasps*. It. Lordship was horn in 1770, sureeriled his rather, .tufty, Owl late Earl, is 1790, eisseried Meech 17, Aisne. wetly daughter sod heiresa of Juileih Prre Clarke, csq by sole heiress of Godfrey Clarke l a &ohm 11.11, DM/- shire, Esq. and by her, who died in 'lllll, WO no ,este. His Lordship's titles mat) itormorro were Marius of °monde in the county of Tipperary, Earl of Gnawed* amid Osae:y, Viscount Theories, Barrio of Arkluw, is Irelessa, and s Peer of Great. Britain, by the till 4 of Beres Llauthooly, is the county of bloamooth; Illoweraiy Chief Balk, is Ireland, a Knight of she Order of 111. Patrick, and Go. sensor of the Coasts of Eilltrany. la sooe of dog late sit tings of the Colored( Conniatiop Onion, his Lordship pre. fared his claim to assist at thy eltestilsE Cacesaliollo as Chief Bader fors !retied, WOO Us infottly wit h reference to his Mejesty is Council to amigo the particular share of the olow to lie peel armed. Hdo keen. ship was the 17th Earl of Onetuorde. 'nit creations a his titles are, Earl in MT, Maros Mader of Llandreny, in TNJ. awl Marquis of Orkemide is 1810. Hering died wit)roWt issue, he is succeeded in his titles and estates try hos'neit brother, Janice Waisoledurd, sow Marquis of Ornstrde. ROYAL REVIRW. Copy of a Letter from lye ilirljstinet-General addressed IS Lord Edward Ilumeniet. she Inspret(tst-Gemeeal of the Ca valry, who cousissterled the divisino Of light made, whh was reviewed try his Majesty an Friday fast : (Copy.) " Horse Guards, darns h. 19910.. "MT Lows-1 have the assiefaniesi to melanin' goer Lordship, that the Commander in Chief baa received- Om Ringo amuses& to consuunicste officially In pito Lord. skip his !Haien?* unqualified approbation of the appeld , ann., equipment, and &celerity of moveseceis which disUa guisksd the brigade cossistiog of she 10th illtreallf.l sad the itth and 19th Lancers, in the Review of yesterday, at Hounslow Heath. " It is very gratifying to bis Royal Highness that his Majesty shonld have had a renewed upportiosity of wit nessiteg the high mate of discipline sad gem'd good order of these distinguished remissness; and his Ibsyni Highsees desires that yule will be pleased to make ksown IM each of them his Idojesty's gracious and approving seusiments. a 1 have the houour to be, my Lord. imble Servant, TORRENS, A .G - Drake and RT C LANOPLA . II. I nor FRIDAY, RIJOUAT VICI Palkiagion Mr. sad sod Miss Mrs. Vyw. Adair, t►r Esrl A, !Peter Cruses, Buritsstserit, Ike sr, Lased sad mod family, Mil►ank, Lunt plials sad suite, Colonel Rails, Leiainges aid ..y, Strum,. Cry owl Mrs. ui4L ill, and _ Hineam, Lordship'sl*- sad Lady _., Sir Lemke sad Elleaboma gh, seed HUNTER IN Tllll NATTER OF GOODcIIILD AND CO. Mr. BELL stated the prayer of Ike petition of John Houter..one of the assignees of pooelchild. Jacksou, and Company, which was tinit a 4elst of 2,5001. proved against the baukrupt's estate, by J. Rayner, should be expeoged. The r e cta Of the Case were briefly there t—lo the year 1414, Messrs. Croats,. 7 vp i ticheatts, trading to South America, fill lestig,xtrise pecuniary eutbar• trstments, which, believApg to be only temporary. they petalled on a linother of their friends to assist then, and the mode in which that assistance was to he rendered was thus arriniged . : Bills were In 1w drawn at two mouths date by one of the party, to be accepted by another of them, and the Bank of England, who was cognisant of the 'strange* mem, it was utitterstood, *Mild silk-wont the bins so shown. and shunt the moue accomniodation tm cloth renewal of the accrpiattres for the space of twelve months, at the end of • which time the accommodation was to ceww. In conse quence of tine Oristigeneesit, 40,0001. was procured tor the use of 1111r.sta. Crosby, who executed a deed to their friends, who then trot their name% w e sting certain Muth American 'produce in the n arn.ip of tliiee of them as'lrresters„ by 'My of tech. -rity fur their thus engaging theinseire.. • There wa s a clause ru this deed which proloded that ii soy of the parties thereto Should fell to furnish the beers. wiry security of their 111i111111 Ter renewing the bills as they became doe, it 'slinisltt•lse competent to the other parties thereto to substitute indutter person iu place of that defaulter, 'who should'lliareby futfeit all the benefits Of the trust. •• • Messrs. J. and J. Jackson (miners in the lilt of Unosichild,'Jockson, Mod Cu.) of SanderlsW. hating a separate Nose of Whines! in Linden, end beg% leave art% fur the The mew Ira. Parchearra, be a merrily tinblitlay the **Clow, an cestraefer, se mit the Wheel, ,atpd ato ether. nnt.ros DAP county gaol so ptpoine. gjais to WI ;slit will; Eli ~.,>~ sit two date. which Ti t :ltif fei. .?, 'bet bon g sfiJe to Surrowiill their dtAirolues, aislosequentty bteris., all*" N;r. MANNWS. Jaclt eunintriisiusii for 4,sprit. lend hall V:eiritied v" 1 "101; 0 Ge4;44" Osokr i§eoe there weir Kure poorts Olt Whirl!, - he should object to Mr. itlylWell l efe‘lleg . 116latt ilie eoilt.niM.al .gains! Mewls. JartiM.n ; but be would at present take the cruse of the Coon 'Ha the first oitly."Which he tholightstiffieivrit. but he should prove mistaken id that Ise whald ilw otlwrs. The point - he relied en *at, that ttte substitutisto of the arceptiewee of Meaars.'Thuralsoll for the dishonoured bill of Jackson's, was eardrops:l- y to th"i:Trii34: . :11 `the lidtPl &kr, tf . 4ollVlV!irml (thorniiil(S) Are {ine tiro 'o4et Of Tirriaa; Jackson ; and ASCII lie contended use the wider,: standing of .the parties at • thk Ism,. and there Was therefore no grouts* fin the claim whirl) bed brew marlt• sitaitiittll.o estate of ' ll~aitts: ' J;iatiton..• • " • Mi. if.i Tit o,x; I;AleitCcSpoill l t;; Aloe aide. Mr. Atlas, cont.oiled; that *hat %sari:billed • 4 sabsietutwo was, in troth, a PEytnerst of the honoured trill ul Molars. Jacks:M, not its eastiver tilit • Paienerit'ilisitir 'to t4lisactibits • br every (14,. wlirrg bills ‘4l4'lraid" lirliee eti od hankers. Mr. MONTAGU% followed on the S2IIIC side, end contOiderttliitt this was a dealing *ilk a priot-iintl. but riot of such `Wriaiiire as wutthi diseirsirse the sniety. The Vica-Cumiegt.t.ott was of opinion, that the satislisetiou• of isekirou's dishonoured bill. by the 01'1 he acerotioace Messrs.'lrkiari..i Bell, w . .; ' H 'istiitriptioenl: : a it; •It mot or,' i.'oortii•oli l . th . eotY . o.t4 t 'od . ,' r t Uit to the seine the tof„itast7 ttttt ing, nni ulisrustely (iu consecturtiee the input velicy' uf "Mrsirs. • Crosbi) • trf preciaslit4 111eia.rii.3cliseris fiats any as 'agritiat Ire thereltke thirPOO(' ism- atibsiioh ag ainst, 61 1. 4 " 1 . puo k e,l. gad tue itstrideartl which batiDoell teiTOONA d. . _ _ . _ .0.1111 Mm.. • . . maw NEW REGULATIONS AT RI LLlNammilvitikUßET. Yesterday eeverat 41 the eyetershrent'prepriefee. Aloof *thew isewasterl is' tbr Why* Ww 'irowd Volpe to asseagrfr the oar aplotoa et•ler 111bolurbes; are Water laifig, sal *usnlisf other ollerre`of -111limersare elartet.' oho charged shoes' bith-dihobedlehre no She Gird Mayor' rale"' which • anew/ thic Baser'f great piddle oriberrate - shorM ha'reertiond! - - ••• Kr. Wriebelistribid. thwhor Lebbleipb order to preheat the Wands of or/Steels' reverel pietas It doe SinM Irdiftweri eturek hp, hot the yew ieterassedelf siphod ff-webtriets. maid wised their *lents ht. othoripterhar - When . the-fobl of the desk' Ns whielrlitsee Weak. *bhp canton. (to the 'twat •inemovesinree - sof She ?oblides Yom officers e( the police bid berni'lleatiowd ire the tomb* levee Shut the order tee put late exectstee., - bet tirretiehmore kr. Mord . it. Smut diriet•nl eirberstr . the - wor lo Mk tont Neyw, erstrilieeE'r Int hes Lindell} world araillits Weir forosiv, to the'prejadtee of thrpoillir; olersolßWlterbohtlerr *Wiese, of 'the •The iojeoP weer . 4hisfAht ebb greatest pehribla issarrivesieseed oriel*. *ow lbe towrifil stale ottheirisehrt. mad the dollinefty ollgribranditisileyo" tow et • retioreshfe•prtee. i ie dindoolemplor woe :is paraltahr Ma Miran 14 follicle brow septa= WO ahlbothisitafet sesinsei•of she wry 'rebid thserelahrty . o."lhh= s lead* rd if line tollso flphyrophstornio bowls from the dillieohy. - V' • -•• • • •• t• .r.re4olFvfl•••- • The Lord Ilsystr.'whes! had the osaistwoh Artie. alba this ueetleiorw ealdbimi • had, attora inset sleil ilddiVoillkieti • • • rerehrus a mars limited jartsdidies ro the • ' as Id the latelniet • Ilse Fable Simbrest is.virseimerAibodawfoloßWAWo 4ll . 6 • anal rbe tfebbillike • ofhof Sod liertirletnk ateflihrtedowis wally he slrebrosibeibett. •-4- " • -! no*;*-orst ..1 The pevprietwrool• owl all rieeterida diet the aberatiora sllededto was hot osorpht .fur "by -111011.dbashihaltilhops• it reigett be atteredetvrittehrew aribtodirealetlliewiliil - swee the atom Warbor Is hes* It ellhorit'Albsydrooplit Web es hobo worthy 11.10,1dIer Molt Same& Seri•Siliiti yew* at the bask, ell at wee sods a diehbrialeuldlie ilea lbw poll re inns. ' I fift.-N• Wm laellibijiporiesiiiirelth bon. one weld sot lb' Able, • he* . Ibrirralliie=*.7 tin turn iworsheriiehte oordd sonar. irreparstai'lojer,•frolla eloppriffeeriers nub, the larresslef a *eltstissert ' tier brforahle bovesitharerpeopef thwtef saki aredithreehhineeditytabirshrjrohillieblr.' AlderelahAlkissebeiltilorbeethMattM nog* eiskarr eirlikr*oefte hat it Ow *Sri ut• umbrae Woolf. west' 'UV 11~1 - -owatoltrity tri loam War . * ISM is dips's, splietv ofts4o/ ibiessil N erasibess o wl a i r di. , .••••.. • • is• is;•,d•orber-ms, • The proprietors said it was Itoposhellt that sorb et plan Amble oiretheh; the ilhalkirsillifsilfehilkweddle4brbdi or stir . Oat *est liolvestiof elf slivelsrlivreriusdislisi. IbOtivis hied 16.17111101.4014airiekONNII 111114 iltilik44l4lll4 he paid 1001. a wek for the were asetrege;• 'MAIM Wilt he Ilif thee Wilda liholiiiiegrassithlielisl sisas Ike. Was noel' Ilertorfasilbstif - andhrWellbe lothohs Pioanor is' 431 toorittlehrlay; --Tterillek4loorisaa of LT: a ft the sifihreNtrier`bartoriestrtroiire*.Vb e ri l iw ber tbiesloorb Aba ,',aver ill ft. iliembiterffehe frelek Awe *time w e • t rlll - tardlikrysrodail dui the sapaoi - arra wiiiiii•vb• vowing Awe/ 41Vibibiliadriiieselli itiiptessral: TbepospoSsiais s* sisidas &Utilise iirilikillifitP2Oowwwg'sl,4o+oAtt A*V 116 • faat'att•stm of inure b a ttaliam c' ec u tastaarea wive l ' er " lion—a devouring taxition, aria au utmost every...my or.. exempted from the privations and wisely of extreme po- a dequately elected Morse of CONIIIIOIIS tease to engross our . " Your Lordship's roust utudirot humble tuna. a....Y. •t. ahraa inquire sour; all who Ily• ruder the " eaterstioa, awl afford a diversion of lire public intellect, pro. • (Signed) "H. TORREM regulstiumi.• • is their upitiiiiiis of limit sons coaddiell, finable Duly to Miussters and their aseuis. If ultile mow "To Major.Gerrersl Loral Edward Somerset, and let. tabps .• it wills Owl of their a a t t _ru sfita , t .. u g,__ Cal " counties' were ealdressiog tire Queen, others were praisiouing K.C.B. he. J. Ike Lay ; creator • . ' ra •li • L• 4 (66' lake ''''", thew his klajesty to avert the evils threatened by the COOIerOOSOCe .. ... - • a...) ..i . 11.6 peals 04.0 . .1 •• _...,_ . 'ls k i e ...L . qui ", ( .•""'",.." * " Hr ' of the royal disunion—were persnading him to judge uf log of ago 9""E''" "1 1, 7 1,,,.. Ye z r e."" " 1" . 1! the real objects of the fomenters, by their past malerokrce, Arrival% and departures rrom Payn's York 1 • Is al um II " IS ' ''' • ° ' ... is o : ''' Sf fl _'"'' Ss . _ I. lo menaces the justice of the present proceedings of his ow. Dover :__ . lave, let •t' -,___ ..:. - *A t° ill' a ,._""" rf ,____ l '' and hie Camsert's mummies, by that of their geseral conduct— Slr W. Abdy. Bart. Col. Stewart, Mr. sad Mrs. Del same lill ' 4 ".. .." 1161. " . • well, I say, public bodice plowing on this plas—tite paha- - se- .., - • family the Hon. Mr. and Lady Jame Peel, Lady Pitt - wripes • tie arrow aver ' • ••• !jam wi ll trry resolotiani recommended to the King by Lord John alit fa m ily, Thom.. Dr Fries. E s q. sad d a ughter, II . Nor f• • • the mom t' • thy b e Russell, might possibly l ie adopted—a SaCTlfiet of the !loyal wee Lemos e, Mr. Loro . x. '''' Ste. liewsis..sliorse gi, . 4 "'" ,ve not foie*: *ear • ' Yto ( t el..; eight be conceded to the wishes of the empire, arid Chester, Count tinted), .1. Defy, Eoq. Cut. and Mr ... .CS • . t hiaam. the people live to bask their 'Mismatch for a pairtutic pro- . Mr. and Mis. Dinardak, Baron lid Lady Dissertate, I kir. Oerost "es a role of sickly Ws , rogation of Nohow'''. Florievir, Gentlemen( these are of matooo and ...tie , 'the Hos. Mr. Leeson, Peter • sib* at g crime ; 11•,101•11",? the I°l 2 ° , • . not dictated to your's and the county's better judgment , Es ,. e. email, gel. ' too Haeotesr, .:oust Hardest, of loos dlyti ansi , ' ha ". ."I to t e """ 4 ' 114 trans ""''' •WY rufflarrod inn your futu re C° M i t i rriatil•• • The l '''' Hun. Mr. . Ifsaseck, Sir Sausuel arid Lady Jerv.ae, L smelt se habits slum they viii oaths uheatede4 to ,y me Sj wi t intelligence of the British public, especially Lady crusty end matte. Mr. and S u s. fli d eoent . sod "... -.. commit awe t which it *WI he nrreaellty tar priansh. If welbt fa itayarpelatrir county, wonl4 reader it both indrcoruus the Cowries+ of Miugdru sad suite, Miss Milbnial aria aot . Aim be possible, loi us hope that it POI an d p et eglikefirre I. • bumble iudirodeel like myself, to sop • mont a ge awl , oite. the ' H on. c e t ee t ou tf i t • as .he •age • IltorSdirf iif 4 11 _1'04 14 i lat NO. 41 4 1 r I lt a4 pose that ' throw soy altedral WO* wa a awi'kvt. fur Lord brodenell and suite, Senator Zea, Culutsel ~ loaf• a tool lit qui l l) !warm' b y a am"' the di 'l4 you Ire ""t it ' 4 Vaalig•li sh ut )"" Le Clievali.r Itmeiazarpono, the Kielce uf Leiitia ••Kbira -,. • . dity. a r r oafs e any quoestins counected with the peace, sail, captain cosinl, sir mooed settee. or. " ' " I '''` r:fer 0a lasted the ;notice u 4 traienee a boppeseohaio l • lY e tf(a . ' a realm". I base r tt a r(i ‘ aar t Comet Fribergh, 111r.und Mrs. Robisoes soil family, '"''' '' srs.atow in fuse: for Alf alarat*C ooo 4 .'4" loOlefilbOlo,4ling • Al I.CP.Oe.. ll ...retai hie . .." a• happy Traitors E.g. filial Briscoe. K.,. Mr. std Mrs. Mein -41 . grislistest of war knits. of in coluPlabill •41 4 ' mM" be mde ` 444 " l, a " I our tsar. soul s Abs. Bishop, Miss Blount, Mr. mud Mrs. •r• * 1. " r"'",Pit the ....., 110141 ",, ura"16/1" .„ 1" L: Pcusad le ieffffis . k. it a mo re t ia jg be sen,r,ous , a" r‘'P'l' • ,__ llt !, Samuel Miler, 'Esq. and (molly, Lieutenaaseolo as • "al." . •••••••°. sad rd lilt .----•_-_...•-: a. that which I hare sow thy WM ." l a ••••.".. a" ' U.. " Mrs. 'Dawkins as d fitioily, Cidorel mud Mee. • • • ' l `.* 6 P ert ' a lms " 4 " 11 _, i4 g.._ 11 14.1 """_4 f " r l afar nutlet /....a ali••.eg ire to M r°l !" lWl44 / 1 114 . 11.11461. Coasts Trotter, Esq Heigh Lindsay, Esq. Spence the ~ ware. aud• genera ) geull wilivi9 o r; ow , a ~,l uy jokeitote, apotoorialrt OW/ •••10Clia•400:".•6` to Esq Ms Ent of lirrhuruegle (from his Lordship' , • _..... pm. , , who, havi4g enough to supply bill a t i ta t lam shoot to have the grataGestioo of . ing. No. Sir W. Leighton, Mrs. Cottle* Staining/horn, P.V. •MN iffllllP . ' ' Sad peaceably a l b" l o r • w i ll " cc mt te " thing will be offered fore** from the proposed topic, or Req Mr. and Mrs. Slog. M.P. nod family, Mr. a • 4 11. tlial4 /.. 11 . 4 `, - kr u .. e . 1 ; 1 ' ( 41 ''' 4 , _ 4 w ." 1 1. I___. • " l "... Fil 14%11110K to thwart slot ot.ll of tvqy i•hyAl *Own, se see a dim troll, the maw. curtail , owl aim 14 " i. sit tu ' ttf.. ; pourro 411 1114 4, 1 1111iVit 101, 1 11e IWO 040. 1 11. . pertly arid favemralde terntimition put to • family *byte.). L ai t y pl i t t h os L a d y c a ya r Gy re , i,,,,,i Eik i ,b ero , a . tisy/ i t in hatband .4oriech ... • wretched state , a wl Well& suit, the peOlseellol4 of which, to use the Insaas • st a . ek tu ks Smith. ' - ' • 7 • of 41fkof it . o Sited rtm/p.iiion, with It" 11 0 " 4 ( 1 1 ° - ra hk word, uf the fion.e of Crusissuus, would Ire ''wrap' realm . mod, Wipe oo certain 40.11100.4NCe 141°0 lee poistlitt/ to the hope. of Va!ollsoicol. 4 1 0' , OVIlorIr raw" the EYTOII, Sltrult-IreUter. 2r C• 1 1.41 111 1, bel Jay, an who aro solely occupied in training 11mir childpn wootte of o w c foao . sa d m i mosa s to the hest ihteleats of to ipf,,,O . s !tie ftteudr, Ticket, .Nil tio,reen toe 5f0.111,11.4411/14 fur 4.06.kG5. awl .Pejal , 4 . tvg, 1 4" , 50 . the rompire: , Niro Lottery are soy ors tale at his Vire. Tlie iltrg . s r flatlirc is oltat ray proctowo. 11.0 Na. o i . tufts rof tbe.prcletot Lottery Sr. so favourable tar Pt N. t toatiou of these r;taildogra a gsd the inu. .. Awl Errop !rim pada Ike least doolse thug wiit.ho 1 4 siii a t them in r ening PA Eirrli tiii , 44 9 tR i 9g (TPfriji. St!! 441 1 1" M r," before the 34/421r 44 Ads %Node (August), on .hid . •. . - • the opinions, the Ste /110.0 144 a l ar m te j Mg pee tiggrli in the 051! I . 4 l, o4.Ptockg i l' l A ns eilvir oswinsnirag aird finishes. • These are .. Cl habits • the rallip they will * 4 *l . ' "4 let , tog from tiro Lnerdon ilotel. comer ut fit ..rtioltrol'o. st e ,ii tm N a o,y, foe reeetveoffieftets ley the coot ".:,pia .. Illt l / 4.1. 4 10 • 9411 0e,... -14 ,' 1 "r a L . 7: 6 ,, c. " ‘, 4 1,; ° rripare, .which fur is tinle oreesioned trpe7ll euervierrr sit former learreries; every , thestrer foil ;ow . 11 toff) 41.' " 7' l" ..... "1.-..- " . -/ ..-- r o • lion" I i iiiiieirr iliirt Ilse iiirmu'rl of en inijnio! rtkrirsr every Titter will 04.r.d* i!• nos, fare. aid course j e ii . 14,`bge, after Oleell, lA. ell••• iff.a . ~1 • 1 , • .. .1 , t '1 LI I 4' , .1. !! i' O . __ . 110,1' 1 r.pit:, .4 4R,oplef. lom. .t.itlig olio., 441!iix . . ihiqk lb.; Ile 1 4.0 0 uqr " 30 . 01 ! Y f"lk l'lg .11'113151r !1 1 :f . " 11 SUM W. .VS Mt Mr , 111! 1 F r ig , - t JO eta was committed is Ste ff ord'tou .4„,iii ' ' -% 0, 4,,41.. or op„ and Oral, I.llowilite roe fitlettorK o rlf the stigol4P IRPPluinv 44 'ig r °!" . . .- m.• ~. shi - T A i d it s - -- 4 ---, ---", , the airiti li lletterists , linttort; .but, •by the aceure •ett4 ,iol ;e!ortis'i .he ropier, 0! ... o r • The . _.„., beeped frul*a Ou'uld ll° c" 1 """" ''' limply um:l44ooc* of the wekhenert &irately. the are .1, ore • Itie .Arsplrder her qn€llfifir4fiedi • the eater 7• •-• ~ slyer tenon! rot a greater - Cogpislied before op. - ttrutry leen pit de tome. igoa VIP :atiorble r pry tiro priestly: Imoolrelsoi oen s invlotiqk • how be shintd be . was ea t . ... ... ••• •-yai I. si --/ kr/kb:o'6/i i'urer.j tre•sott - riber very pions: . ' ''.."--'"' ' i therefore, rennin three.mutiklre is•prior . c , . 6. .11 .. . . .. v •• . . „ - ..! • . • ith • • • . , peoliftle4rll.4 l •l4 a the ht., mid- • /V 71111 ED1714-OP-TEHOIMITISII PR s as. 1 41CIPTFIROCS44. ....- ; . s i "" -- "TI P Pr.7 . ..d.. AAs i — l . • I • V . t 1 l ine ....AWN- Pk & , • SNIV4S/NMArriWgritia~ OWIPO IIO4/I LIA . • coaarw aismisipr i imtiiini affii ngrimmiiirm • wink , i your- moque vig 71•6 restats. &writ' via iiiaki •-nt - . -1 i •-••-• e ••t-et.w • WeP frairttM le.4 howhigh tteet-p,04 Ahritt,4# l l.l4l l ll: .444 110 4 ff .. 1111 1 7 4f t i liwkIlirtMAPIRA..A / s 44,4.IkMORMAN 4 • • DPOttIV Pe•mt/tat Want.. - 1 - 241.1.,.....11:01 thekiOsA ,:eitte..ohtglittle live.l 4 o/11 C404044 4 %.0111111 ..i II 4L- C141 " AIIOWAAA. Pa *94 fIAS4 1 Pits .meinire. priet.,.;:rnlefy e4pißelt4 In wed& iltuovitsity4m. bliallig, iliallLieSinake: - • - MIL whe , 4 1 4.0 5 . llc "'sit e 6 14 me w r oi sm ,4l;44, f irb il iie,Lourrosci **A*. ReKhr-heleit ~ OViitimSUUM Let pAsorilitsvb•:, Bl, P 4 NeWallit 4 0 .W. 1 1 3 40. bet yes,4 iii,AbLiworrirssilms.. I s iyairiarm"perisit,stihr. • WA T lila 16 r+v Le,. rivitaiokklmegir el. , Phe AIMAUViIIis. MO. I aegis •phlivAimp,OgigoK•glirielijAVlPlN. .. 0. .4 . a. 1•.. I.frelen wwW, %Wheat say vieiv,A4.4tr i er, I I am, Sir, wills the enuorat respect, WO I N 4 k P ik si . ‘ iiik _A I M r lie , li . o ai rtg'. " r/1 " ............. ...... ...:.:,. i t ems . alum in lam lirg.4l sr , . . .. . 4 • .t t • , .4 , . 4 t .• ji w .., ~, : ... ,de * i ti;,, tett' . '.:. '.. : -.".. 4r — H Jivorsemil" . . 1110.00 ).. •sok , . ekiskr , , 'eroyAlarafprit opt hild' AO , • • ' . •+- .....' t sitaktili a l 1 f 4.11 r -. ' .46 "" • * * A rt • -.4 •• 0, the , ...p.oktivik ll . IV fiellA:Ariliimtion el: m 4k . e_grik ai ;s e gt • au • tees - Is. Stryleuil;:r . , Iva,. awa T ii. o w .:, of .J oa' m et...4mm Mine.. lickmiir..terogid .pierwent. mod , see hill &swell 11 ltlfiWeref . fAlia fartlithi • *bd . i flit it OttliOrpe s ittrle ili M1M1 . % 7i, • . „i ,ye. 334 . 0: ...,4 1 44.,Er,i. it wee . 6systagoi ty the dwer. ty wer• •!, l.• toted e trig - Osseo by htut ces 'Mews, TA t imone/Ift et two oo.withs dew, which, the 11604 inek see iitio. SU porram laimplow. an• - •••••••••••• ilit AllitilAMlSlMAlll4Wlitetswitig obit He frostON p o i. sibii e•WarsIAWIPIAKIIIAAPII * l 4ftilivlaii. 4 ... ~....‘ .t ial . , ibifitiAAl •tliNt#o7olk f,:liftriOnl•'''' ' "'" '" • ""' "itaitiliwttowititswat vt. LITRAOftE9N ART AK P EXTENIttrIFIVVA T. IntiitoattWo Wei 'Wiett•Mit WWII* ! . • e lm .' ettitaive 'ltWaiiiifta M eliGliar ...,, .. '0 - Cliek, . meth-place ' G64'41,41 '• '' Sit! it wpowsrid that ei Oki b 'e*elifUi e ; ptt Ott taw Lidt,'4•ll4ll OW iblitaCY _ 11 4 " • I Par - ipdasta Wart ii, A dleAlilieiftvidlerlifierid4iiiiil iftiOled a toe- - 4irrimiti'enahlasi Ylkiiillg . -. , 'WIWI," kat' .at IQ eAr- nage. lw fispsf ' id ',lll4 . 1 tlit Ca. 18•Wel awillb r . . NiAt ittniiiiilte A 41 1 45 ' , le »art, • LtitilklC !nit 4 1 • ' . forAliba twirl.* siitat Pk RP 'At Slid t • 'Pe Wadi.