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PROLOGUE, To the N'aw C away " Lifurs Excepted." - I,VRILTEN BY Mk . C. ifIBDIN. 11PC,KZN BY MA. WOUNG. . .; Peruse thefairrit ; age, aunt ;Ail\ you'll truce That Error is the Jot Human Racy: ; E'en with the best, it Nature'; la::\•• reposer " Errors &wpm!" the Account mystolor4., - ,No Alan witinntt.scme folly made And th*' stern truth won't.c'en spare the Erfdhl, • " Yet to tbeir lot should trilling Errors fall, " • Look in their faces, you'll ovapkthem all." Wisdoin hrrsett may.e.rr as well as Wit I,4w's Writ of Error is tic,: ?1 . • Wel i t. • The Doctor too has faults; but, happy Physic"sfau,,i pas, when .- are fcrbot, ' • to seeking Fortune's All abode," We meet Cross Paths of Error on the itoicl; invitations meet t'lle . e;re 1\ t every; turn with " Nry.v's your time to huy," And the tnysterious charm of 13. ~ ~- _S All to insure you, witenthe.witel:l goes. round, 01, B:a , k, Ninety Thous.knckPuuntl,, 7 Atitliors exceptions .buw, . • —Arid Criti‘s too, condidly . must allow, • That, while: they lash the faults ul seribbling elves, ri'vett.t wen from. ‘rivr int?). %;ould elcia themselves. To . )ca (ro the A writ nee), Whose ap(rlobatiutt to obtain O. B..rd Sias sought, surd, sometitnes, not in vain, • Hi 4 cat,se he ofret's, as, t Mere) 's shrine; " err is hunim H-Ao forgive., divine;" Mesiq's :ntluenee then, your bosom's sway, xr<pr his iltrOt4, but' adept his Play. Xiltl.l7SH REVIEW. (al:aim:tea front ow , P ,zres of July 30.) Some Account of the Ptil.tlie I,ife, and a Sel4..dinn from the unpubli&hed Wraings,•of the Earl of NI AC 1416-Y . The latter cOruii“ing Extratts from an Account Of,the Rua. awn 'inspire; a Sketch ui the Political I !Wray relantl ; and ri latirmil of an Embasiy front Ow Ki,lg or . Greg Uri. tain sa the Etnperor of Chin . / ; with .Appendix to each Volatile. by (num 13 Alt 14 OW ; V. ICS A uthor .4." 'lra. vy is ,iti China," Ant " .Souiliem Africa," :alit of " A .V9iiige to t.'ochimititia. " WL resume oor Extraas from thk excellent work, which we contitkittiv recotilmena to our Reideill a. 4) . ,)ortditig in hoportant and interesting matter, 1)e charae;ter and.condoo of the late N3bob of Arcot ;and his Kitlwr Ar• cleaely explained and are particular,ty entitled to the attention of the public, aki,i.tx most gross misrepresentations, for the most 'malignant purposes, have been spread in this eotiit try., .T4e policy of the Earl of MaeartneOvas iollmved up by the Marquis and *yin. be found to be such as was dia:itedby we Os justified by the incontrovertible etalence.ofiaas and experience.' " J e whole revenues .of the Carnatic were at length suffered to be absorbed, and indeed wore found insufficient to keep up..the Nabob's dignity, and to make such ft4p.:ent.purchases of indulgence from the Company's representatives at rot t St. George as were nceessary to secure their 'MAU:bp:WM to his • person.. By extreme mismanagement of the coun try, by that strange misapplication of the revenues . for purposes of corruption, and as strange a passion for accutordatien, his troops were tiegletied, their pay withheld, and, at the breaking ow of the Car vatic war, were .adually compelled to seek subsist,. iroo) the enemy. Yet this bankrupt Nabob of Arcot, ott3erved 'in the House of Com mons, itt the Clehatesi on the India Bill, had contrived to tbr:st. five or six Members. into the British Parliament ; and his af..ts of generosity at the burhar had hitherto secured, him the countenance of the CoMpany's,servants at Madras. Each succeed , ing Governor seethed anxious to rival his predeceSsor in extolliog 'the virtues and •the fidelity ot the Com panv's ai.tient• ally; 'the Nabob \Vdlan Jab: In. O" on one occasion, so Coodescendiog and cool. phai,r was tN.' conduct of this 'vlattotnedan Prince, that Ito oven surfered"hilnsell to be prevailed. upop to violate his religious faith in favour of Chriutian ny pledging• himself as a sponsor at the boleurmsaerttnent of. baptism to a child of one of the Company's s , trvants at:Fort St. George. The different line of conduCt pursued by Lord 'la:teal-Vie) tow tide this substitute of the Company's authority in ;he Carnatic, will r ea dily account for the reentinent of the latter ; it was of all others the Mad lOW titying and alarming circumstance to him tilis numerous dependents, that the universal specific which had hitherto been found capable of lulliiig to repose the consciences of so many Gover nors of . Fort St. George, ,shoulcl fail of producing its ibual eileU on the stubborn constitution of Lord Macartney. • , His obstinate refusal to take the Dar bar's prescription, unclitr any' disguise or mode of preprilion, convinced him that his disorder was in coi Ale, and that the only hope left for thern,was to get rid ot hint as soon as:they could. Had this „in fatuated man listened to his Lordship's advice, the misfortunes that subsequently visited his - family would, in all probability, never have happened ; and the millions of Money, which: are said to bcrdue to the creditors of that family, and now.uncler!con- - sideration of payment by,the Company, would not have remained this limea•b,orden on the revenues of th& Carnatic. Hod I,' says his Lordship, elide:wonted , delude ',him -by flattering_ his , passions, by giving bilif hopes of re-possessitig Tan .lore, of extifpating.pr expelling every "hemiqd4r : Or • Polygar of the Carititic who. etches ar territory excited his ktarice or anibitiou, and of aiding ho to elevate hi., srind son to the disherisoo pf 411.00t4est ; cr had I endeavoured 10'61%14 the Company by re- 11,,,,(attiog that he:truly was hatfhe i llti;Os to, style bitti,ft, the hereditary iticlopenclent 'Sovereign of-the Gallia tic, and a matt; of lariat honour and integrity; dim lie had .the..piare,t 4titentions and Wisittor your intcrests :+: el: pro:;pttrity.,-alid th4t. vly on his generosityy-mid liberalitypfsepAimerilafor t is performauee of ail his engagements, wi,14,3 , p44, -should have been ex.toiled , .by him :as:the, nor you ever; sent to Fort; SL George, andst*tight possioly , have , been one:Of.tire.rielwa s , 'But ever at-, tetitive to thoi varieus.!orders and„itititruCtions with, which you .have.'Jhought,itecessary to guard your -prc, , sidehey'• of,,Mairns, _your i ..apprehEq ) sion o f t h e Nabob's a;piringlviews, the jealousies you had ex- PR ICE OF StOCKS' '.- ' • :-' s ylisrElinAV) - , 'i '- At `, liatlic Stock, - . ~• ,:.. 644 Nockw , . N.ivy i pet Cent. 9S i9° i 9 0 Ingi4 Lao Is i. per , Ct.iit:" 1797, Soniii-Sa Stock; I rlarahi per' Cont.'. , 'Thclit:Oct bilk, :s. Alis• U. 4 pet.f..ent.rSi ;:1, , , . , -p,t. . i. 3. pot Ccat. tt..:..t. 63 i II ()nwinrn, ?,,, 1 11- ~i 1 4. 4 • . 3 . pdr::clit: Ctin. 6z A ,I 1 A I - linperiii 3 }.,:r Cc, it ..6.1),4, 1 Bank / ."‘Ana.-. tris.itftily, iS D4i 4 ,/ .nn. . , • . Ditto Short Anti., (.2,..0.19t 26Liiinst, 6.2 ..17 i ii . ._.. .... HIGH WATER AT LONDON fiRWCF. To_mok: ' • • ' , - ;- R,OW, ' .. , Morning, 37 min. arum 12. 1 Aftcrnoon, ; min. attcr 1. MONT/A/it.), • Morniris, 27 ,rnin. aft er I t. j Aftcl#oll, 50 Mill. idler I. ' LONDON.: PrnitCit 'by 1t1CH41,11.0 lIA Itk ill, Of No, 4, TslArdett-court;•Botv.iiiC a . At the. Suti.thivicit Nu. t 12, Strand ; wl;Lr .datiolisi.imeras, Ord a ers J pressed of his designs at differeaperiods, and uu uitferent occasions, your wise policy In endeavouring to hold•in your-own bands the whole toilitsrypowef of the country, and that the Nabob -should depend entirely on the Company for protection and supt!ort, !legeWed my- condna accordingly; and 'lei-el - 40r a moment lost sight of those great lines of diredion fp:. My governineut. • " conciliate the Nabob's 'mind to :his,real si- Illation,. which he seemed•willing to forget; . to re, vice.in hiS memory, without'wounding his delicacy or his prde, the steps by which lie had risen to ele vation ; to lead iiim to feel 'his obligations to the: Company, that whatever rank or territory helm' elver possessed, either 'by his paper titles or by atitual occupancy, he derived from their arms, their influ ence, their generosity ; and that his interests and' security were so involved in ihpirs, , that to attempt' or pretend toia• distino ; sep:wAV, independent sos vereigittys, as he talked of, or to imagine that he could exist without the Company, or to expeet that ' the Company wouldgo on defending the country at their own expellee, :.withont an adequate share of the'revenues of it, were absurdities that, ' though in. ; some Measure warranted by former friendship or contii.,ance, .he ought ne longer • to indulge in; ass .they Would ptove a fatal deceit -upon himself, and roust soon end in his total destraelion; and. in that of his best ft iends on. the coast. :TO engage the. Nahob'S mind to a calm consideration of these points :vas " not an easy task ; but'it .was, a necessary one, and ,vas performed With-success the result was his assignment of the revenue. '" Having Obtained this assignment, liheld it fast with a ,steadiness and' perseverance which the Dur bar, I beliin , e, did not expe& ; that whether from pridss, prudence, or principle, I • held myself above,. temptation, that from my growin 4 experience in your afthirs, 1 became proof against imposition, and against those arts which, -having beets • prataised,' perhaps successtully, upon others., it was provoklug, to see lost upon, and that throng') e,vesy.trans asEtion with thin, I en.;eavourc,t to discharge the duty of an !sanest - man arts a faithful SCil'ij4it to the Company and the State—these arc elleneeti, than know the Durbar will never. forgiyetue ; .and I hive therelbre little doubt that wherever, Lam, I shall meet in my way with trequent traces of their indlig, pity as long live.' • " The last expedient, they tried was tics: fakirs- Cons which were sent to England ; but s.; on a ior mer occasion their em b ass y to E ng l an d'h a d been fol lowed up with tolerable. success by an embassy to Bengal, .su sill the present instance the . saute two Ministers, Assam Cawn and Mr. liichard Joseph , Sullivan, ware once More dispatched thither, , with memorials of csimplaints and accusatiens:agaiept . the President-of Fort St. Geerge„;alLe,cpially unfounded as those transmitted to England. , .. There appeared indeed, at this time, but a slender probability, that the Ambassadors of , I.\ , WioMot.Ali would make any impression favottralfle to their cause on the.4'over nor-General : and his Council. These Gentlymen. had, ,in t beotficial private ; capacity, ap-' plauded ilk: ability and the address of I.ord gnarl hey, in procuring front the Nabob a voluntary as signment, cif, Ins revenues, They had officially con s , detnned.she Nabob's conch i!..t in withholding, his, as sistance towards defraying the expellees of the war, and declared unequivocally that the case would _ills. Iffy a demand troin him of the immediate tiansyr of his Whole coantry in excluive assigtinient. they: had proceededso„ far ax to advise the prc(,7oding Gus r eminent :of Madras; to adopt this llicistire, adding: that 'Thad. they the authority to, comilemd, • they shoUlst perithipterilf conutand it.' And when fly: voluntary assignment, was obtaiitod which extorted their applause of, the zeal and ability which diaated and brought to rife& so important a measures ' they regret that the GovernMesit of Madras should have staked any consideratiOn even' of delicacy towardS the Nabob, or attention for those feelinp Which it might be natural for him to retain for the interests of the Climatic, to restrain them, front av,aning themselves :as efFedually of the assignment as the desperate nec.easity which meted such a concession inevitably demanded.' Happy,' continue' they, Would • it be for the national interests and reputa tion, if the same disinterested and forbearing 'spirit should invariably &tate the condud of their affairs,' Atter many professions of the high. estimatiou'in which they held the chat-atter .of Lord Macartney, they recommend‘ that he. assume and exorcise the, entire, and undivided .administration of the revenues of the Carnatic, and every Power connOted with it. In a word,' say they; the whole sovereignty, .if it shall. bemecessary to the etfe6tual exercise of such a charge,' not admitting the interposition of any au thority whatever which way possibly impede it. if you continue the Nabob's agents, or safer them-to remain; under whatever denomination, in , the ac stall orvirtual controul of the revenue,. they are your servants, and you alone will be deemed responsible for all their a&s; 'and yoursinterconrse with. rthe Nabob may, and ought to be restricted to simple arts and expressions of kindness,':• " So' much indeed did Mr. Hastings affe6t- to be captivated with, the assignrfient of the Carnatiem Lord Macartney, exclusive!of the other Members' of the- Government, that when Mr. Staunton was at. -Bengal, he made no scruple in expressing his atinti- Tation at thesaddreSs' Which .must have been - awl to procure 'it,eaticlsin; Tecommending his •LordslOP ;to sprocoed with A high hand; he applauded it •becatisq it was a bold Measure,. betorerhe seemed toActiow was a necessary one,,,ist. which ease only it is Janda* to be P.,„ 'k l'lte ; NV4A.:tajr, at ket nt;' Saturday lait, wab ptituerotojy,pttuded ; bets,vewi,fitty, Gentlenwn,. Farmers, and ManufactUrers dined at NY,uoD's, the (19cet1'S 11C411. • • ' 1.,11P ; i.4k0:1171. qtiic • . , s On Monday, at the Far! Privy Gartki4s, Lady Ossulston, of a Daughter. Lately, at Cheat's the 1.44, i 0f the Edward Massy, of 11.dlymor, County ot Lirnaiek, of a Son anchileir. the t tth inst. at L ,10a.P1.4-e, near Nlaidstone, Kent,' the 1.31 y of fames 'Lsc.i. of;) I)..itr.;htrr. CZn Wednetday I:tsr, at Cain's Mrs:Mame, of M Son. . . .. COURT Pr . CHANCERY,.Au-c.- 1 4. BANICRtYr'r CAYINII3St ' ONV.Iti . , 'O , : - . P.rlitTE Whinitt4- TON. - This - was an application 4 Mr. Waddinguiti to he . permitted to Prove a' debt tol;h:n• the' COLlitlliiSioll issued against Nialiby and Maltby, and :in order front . , . the 'Chancellor v.-. - 1:-. obtained to that Mei% The Com- . missioners, lioW!ver, .tact not complied with that order,' and. nova' Mr-Waddington 'cattle a second tittle , before the C•ttort. The LotinCuarti.:Rf.Loa, When 1". — 37 - .47, , Rim . • the case was ii:•st mentioned, tithedupon the Corn- ' On Thursd a y, at St. Mary,.lc-bcrae. 1 "' hurch,,..flenry Met, 1 rib Hoare, -Esq. missitinefs to certiffitipon *hat 'arounds '111 , •y had , soar of tite - thte ',sir Richard Hoare, Bart. t , l 0 Miss Sophia Thrale, of Urest - Guniberland-street, daughter , omitted tocomply with his order. • A certifiLate to Ibf the Late Henry Thraic, Lisq-1 . •• ' that etfea laud been returned to hiS Lordship, and he 1 Xesterday,, at Woodfoid, Sir laincs Whalley Smythe Gar tili diner, B o a t r fi t i . : i t '<tette Court, lianas; to hlisi Frai_ices Moss,,. this day rend it in Court. ' It stated,l that as. his 'Lord.. ' : t / ,, raT i o ws t . the late ()maid Mosley,. Esq...? 1 ship had not set forth the grounds upon which he had t! - - 137ie, l ‘ e v L. Orth col a I ire..•, and SlstC.t of Sir Oswald Mos ' made .the order, they conceived' there was an irreau- - -,.; Icy, Bart. • ~ - • •' • " - . , t' i 0 'Tuesday ,,,‘• •.- - ißeckbtirli jeremiad jenkins, , latity'insiti and they were not :authorised to ad capon i • ', l , y. , t,rp -0f . ..F . /Oda:well, in the Count' otltssex, to Miss Eliz4 . ., it. Fiiii.:Ordiltiii then anititalverted upon the conduct' l - I eta 0, :second datigetcr , of di lain lolnt :Yl.ing,,b, EN. Pi , of the. Ctitntilissionets, and staid it waS extremely in-ai Cit i poun-Hotts ,l / 2 'leak s f.' ' ' .ll :r;:df ' •- ', ' ‘' ••• ton'. that Gentlemen, instead of Obeying the ti • :list , ve;:k, in Lendin; latlies - flaile)'. Esq.' of- BriStel, to 4 111 SS: C - 141 , 3a111i . 'only cl.Augliter. of T..Claysoni -Big.. of the orders, of that' Court, 'should take • noon' themselves '4 torificr ' ' ' pl,ice. . .. •:. ;:,•, . .. . • to be Chancellors. He-wished, therefore, that Coin-,1 4 ter tfays agp, janie , $ 111. Boyle, Esq. or Talli'vta in' . . ~ 1 , . roissioners of Bank ruptS, one and all:\ vould rement- rli - C?enty of cavan, le' . Nl'.'sf Wry Dawson,. thiughter at . ~,, ~.., 0 ~ .. . , , ~ . . . ; Ranh DAwsoli, - Esq...oliCaelehi4l4 • North *fin:brat... , • ba.r, dm/ c ,i,..11 ht., na,ttic an ordr_r of that (mutt, it : t orovi t y„i d y s e , „„iglao I, v . " ,, I,V i ii,,„„Avioa l ,„ l Dr A kc. , was their ditty 'tO • Obey that order,' and not reason . Rsd9r,o.l rite 1-o . .ver .ged1;:.;) , 0 t t:le Eirish of Al.dpas, 11 , 1 did .' COII:19y)t . Cheiur, to `Sli ss •f. I i zl. I•,,tle;fiiii .yoliiigioa'daugh- . , upou it. I. Court cote.d !have no!eXcuse fora dis • ft.sr , ol a)1 o Pl 2 $ l'arletiiti,.•Li44.: uf:Liiiesicorth•Cagle. • , •" obedience of • its order;. His' Lordship, titter some:. _...... .......„..............„.... . 0 . , . . further observation's; con tirnied hii., first order,: and - Dow. directed tlie•Cointnisiont:trs alluded to, to sett it ex- • (*fife : 9th inSt: 'a ' t' Calivich, John 'Port, Esq. cf flaint ' edited forthwith. • in the County of Starkmi. :14...-,1 7L. . 01 Airditesday I..sr, :4 L t 411 4(iv:trlCC(l age, Thomas liarso.rt, .// Sin aular helay.of Proceedinp.—Ei.s-riarte SHAH i' Esq . • i On TliursdAy evening ' hail, ATh. 'Kellen' . . t s , L,„ ,e . Il l i s was an alTheati•on to h i s L°t(l 'h i l )., t"cilin'' and , wit-hin a few hours after, her -,is!eo. .,., ' •* the bankruptcy •of Mr. George Thom s • • • P u 11, tile cOlll- • of the tiest`R Latply, at Edin)iir,;h,. theit cv. ). , tats S elic•l CoiiveiNti n tir_le: ' Sri at! Ministe! • ~• • fnilsion against whore Wei takeli out iii tile year ' On the istit Kist. -Mrs, Skelton, wile of Mr.' Geor4eSkcio , . . ;1782, - i•ttn.l though the Imtkropt's effeds amonnted : ton, of ilighbory: Grovo. to tiie sum of Sta tilt ai SAnnutli in Devonsiuret •• 68,0001. stecl , t, yet, with the exception i ~1 T"e- , ctir ti, , c 2 ~ ' ~ , • Cull atter a few days lAness, Airs. Loliii.iii, 'wile of Fratitg of,Shadwell ;,-, of Gs.•ilti the pound', no division has taken place ; man, E- - • •-. • ' • •'• - " - , . sq. artlOng• the creditors, It ;ipp:mred that Mr. D. Thump- '1 .------_=.7-.-.:-._=:-..m-_:-.-=......_____. . -===-7---,..„...L....._—....--14-:1 sun, having Some claims • upon his brotbees estate, -1 yOUTH- a either - Sex-, who have practised 3 a applied -to the' Court for a perpetual injunzition,re;•i! , ; - secret . d ar._ , __ .-M artiaive V. ice, and thereby: relaxatrl :straining. the 'Assignees from' dt'.iditag the ~ estate,: weakened. mat tieuaatalest. ;tic wia,,te ti,:r s vc).4 sieill, r. , tl among eredisors till. such clai m s, welt , - i nqu i r ed i ntc i. • ! find the CUR INA L 114 I. ‘l of 'es i 1.1... Ali 'tie Ili . .,i iii.....ii. alliat appliCation being complii...d with, t he- Agebts • t • utlvail, cz•tiiin, and ettetinaf requratiw. ''fads cc.r,i'avi eels,s heat - einnihnly bUCCeSStiII • wiql young people, nho have the:' of Ml'. David • .. rilbilii'i)si*l-;•,eolled , upoth ~the - As- appei_ranee and air of oitl.ats; ,vOio .., ,, ;i•• . .:: , , : ,1.: ii.ii-.., i:ii,iiii...,i . signees•to *duce all books..and papers 'hi tL.,il/.pos- ' mate, factitimbetl, tanpiti, and even in1.) , ...ci,k ; Mime. b;;.;ics • - session, tutiehing such-el to which -the' AbSignets : are becOnit beat; WintSe'legs are . iin lon4cr s'euceiC . :ll . ,i,i ' VP . : carry them 1 who havki :an in ro4.li4tas cc' for e.-very.'ti . ling, ;mar, replied, iltat - they •knetv ollaosuch books.a l ;d p a p ers ; .i• are totally.hicapat.itittedi, }'}'litre the moinach is frequent:Y.' but that t here Were n.i?ie . boxes! filled ' with dOcntuenti.. •ov. disordered . ; the body, i4,yreilkekted ; p , .i1e.7.55, ficiii . ly dec . , . and envielation, sueeeeirthi;•iiiisst'de,itc,.2tiV.7 habit, Pnl belonginrto the batik rlapt, '.t.iiltic-h-titayqiiight have• . "eyes sink into to neiti‘k.trtit - tortiial.lialinites nail ters4;4" itedess to,'-and t he:ii berry Of searelriaTitimi -inspediag. • , bed its restoratiweificacy, awl, limy he iIW 1 Y c. ) :'. 4 . 1, estaOlis Vile , Agents of Mr. 1): ! I.'hi .. ,:upsein.iit,i3ted that they : "`, , ,;;;;',;,',lit a ari g r i e t se t lr' e ctr• had no: right to - -be -troubleti with- , liktitearch l and, i• , fi t a7 3 i; 'l rogrt l l l Pg . r j i ' re i t?f v .:4la i t s •4 c( : ) ort i fit:' -urii.iii race, and i greaitst . .:itiounterketiveto litirnanntiserY; '.-. strangelas 'this may appanr, this silyle point has 00....• :• 4 1s•Dr...SOLgiVCIN'A pta4ice, iiioow bectivi(t_so ),,,tent : sh ell casiOned the- nisei}' ii;',+ ind to, and the a i iio extensive; fi io 11 ;anti ot. :id: i t .:t i l i i i i i te : : l l l s d elekte u i t ig?' e ts ,.. r . 7:o x rc ,, , c . i t c t,, onsA t er -- , . Chancellor, after alapseoftweoti .tour years; is:now conirtitteif,': , the tistial4ointstrinonr.ofJ - tlitin(m ; h i m :41a, writ....i called upon 11l 'decide; ! , 19 Chtintriliir, 'a case in ten easest . ..ar.lettessiofiljitice,;:a2.A.,tiit4coinpaiii,..l,,witti..l , ot ofiy a stsu , , , /ykettiiiiQe , arld r_etniltimi,e ) , to be ;111%N.:1t:,t 0 his ki- • ‘iihibli'fie ,vraS ciriiriti.riliy.iijoiior-Ctlieruet. • - • . 0 st re, Are required to inelestotily,7l.l4 -- „a;GOiio.V. Suet! let- The Cit'A NC 1: I:1:0 a .sitid, he sl4 - ,*/14.1i - x... k i perio:l foe • t 4-1 i shdblit; fOr ; :siiider;. he•lliliglehrecto;i•- ,, . Mutiny- ien.er;, 7 this Creditorssuncler• the Coinirri . ;,444oi4) to make good LIG r.sttlarnoD,,,Ctiltratt. - Jitition. nlit 1 -IYs.rM-kl , l 14. 1 :4P1tt,„ ) Ifi • 1 1 : :r t A agei i " ;- t E t f i t e tir ,i s is n t i ; a44....;. , i d,:re.# rri hi ._.• iiiiilfe4sed tut X 4. liicir'ailtrit;r;"lind • thill that p oriod wOuld.'be before - ..1 ,dm tnit.-a - P,r. -' '''' • • .•":•"' the firstiday of Petitions in •-MicliJelanai:T&Tin-,;j and- i! ' A Savifie of Nine Stfifiltio,i'M Two Coble:ls. TheCoretal - Biefin 0f...1)44440 4 - if the agents of . Ml -- ' 1.1. Thoinphendidoor, in the '.. f„uitt,ht,bpttkA, price haif.„l. ~ ! guinea Cat.o , tocre• are .also bkil ikti, , pris.:c 3;s. containul ,' c'oii rse orthe Stmitner; , look'in ti).l he 'fife gen- boxesyso : equall'O'ltfir bottfcs'at teas. 6d. I,y which read, Patient $ 3 ?- 1 2 , 11S to be at to SobstitiatisL!• their claims upon the ; 95. iii‘luding also' the duty; she•taciip ••of ......liii:h' grille ,•-- 1 Proprietor's male ,aPt l 4 0fiteat, '' 6.nitiel 5‘ , 10./tori,..l. i*cr , ' BAhltrupt. ef.:t.itte' he slioti.,:i fbel nu, disposition to , 1 ". to Militate winch is ti.:l.7ny. I.IL, t...iet..b among-the ere... -- P t•eß. It is nee.:s,ary to 0t,. - erce, that the liutige of all 151"0101i3 the'diStfibtatinll of 1 ' .."' ". ' • ditors. .. • ,- , -: letrer4,. whateve+, most be pato, . - : - . ' ' We understansl the case of the. .Rankrupt Daniels . :rite Cyrdial.ll.4lin „fcille?o, ,iN nti-1 in petiaisici, and Atistct. . . gjnt 1:01(iti, 1i.5.t . 1:%.1i.181(ritt.3101," are ', . ' ' • , . . and - Itip . ...noliteitore has been r adjtasted by the pliTtie3 .4i ", . t l , M I , i , N 14,,,,, 4,wv,i :N,,. 0. ti tr.avf, L andon ; Mr. them se lves, withinit . calli - Jg upon the CHANCUI.IOII : with, Perfun.er. N0..38, • arid Mr. Kucburii, NoTth,Jiciii,ol, ',• fur his jiiClgalenr• i. Mr. liecter :toil NIT., ;I,:a4t, Si.rA iii- lit ittgc ;" Mr. Vaviiistiii aairl . ti•is t rint' . - Elder nod 4 1 %;:. rkiitibLl7gh; • Mr. Baxter, Olasgbw e •• W.., Catrierqn, (.7,i;elividi. ;(..;,.„ I;coy.'llin ., g s. i' afsker ; 1 - 1.. 1.... taw ' ' SOO; Kittnarni.A.; 'W.' bung,' Irvine,' it; l'.n`Srili, and I'. . Wllitesith . ., Act.; W-, , Crawiont,. Oirliin;- l. CAT3IO,. Now= Douglas : T. Al l ,llillan,'Kirifinitibrigow T...1iCrAie.,}4.4.k., ot,y; j' Myth, 1.i . .v0!! . ; I. Pc:opster, (:11 , ,r; ~, -I'w, ,i)tnt. tics; I. Cifigle, Al ~ ,, :f, ) ,- ; I. dale a ,.;;, .u; t ..,,,telsoll. At/CalFao'; .nr- ‘vii , '.•:. ~ a ', ! : ; ~i 'l,iiii;,, !..v-r.K.; s• T. APticuliie j Stony:mar ; 1 '• La. L•r, , i , , n.} . .,r; ;,,io,on 0•0 4 I.liiitiFt i .l'eftli ; ‘`...i.,.i..:;,.ii ~ :) , ...:!1.::,..;; I. ;:,, „,,,,1 ‘ .1.,; ( , „ I.cirh i Ale,X,..niapr, I.4nift.aglii.,... i'ai!,..,, :)ti!,i:r ; `saes'.-t, /if. hroatil; -Dick . vin, 111, ; :1-, I. 1 u:),::::... ; 1'0,,, , ,ai1, hi.Tv.iut; Weadq l ,4 4 4)tv: , :, 7 i','''-': . al. -'1 "a.: ~. 0. , ;ill.l i . t! i l leS,lii, rei , t:P.:34'411 I A . .\.' , ~,..,,,i, :..:!1,..%, (.;.:1-.;.. ay ; ~,,i ty, nrij . tio.4milers .:.!..1 ' , .'elviets . of i - ,ielit NY - tdit.me.: i,i iii.._ Lfaiit It ing(teirn • , • ~ IXTHEN Procciisional Alen of Education. aim . , •V V • Responsibility deviate . from the gentraf Svsteitn IT the stledion of it peculiar hvuielt,„ the. sari:lion of lonlC o.l* arm! success is t tic best i et.ierion ot stiperivrity,,„' Ti t i f i c em years Ilan: 1 devorninirprac.tiee :0 the eitc.i u , s ''„l treetartela, of Three Dis,:,rdors, tind tin. s tlece.ifet reSaj" my plan givel me addi ti.nial ant;rto oppose,, a ia : is I xl- 1 able, .the .ravage 4 of those Complionts which arc 14 0 n ast ImportAnt.in the Catalogue ut iittoutri Iniirtuatt.i. ~ , , 4 41Ur • initiation into every 11 , 7 . sat, as ithrAiirry sttri7e 6ll * ' ,1 formed a wish it all etrily . pen4.4l .t.r - l'rettlieente Insco ' c't * .dividuals,,froni the ii,:noraii..x.of une&wated. rinctrti•tOf •"/" 7 " Nl2:fly date vices p;e.,:ipitatiey o.! gene..ii l'ra r iitioile:#• • The Three Usorders, , to the Clare of ii.bicit"l - , 11 ,„.ka,"" i ;' torsi 'my ettitntion, comprise eve!) , species' cit. r'" :. HEAL INFECTION, w!iettir.r of a , rteput . of:;;014;; .1. ,,"" ,- - rata-au: - :.:1,!y, All kinds et . ci.:bi:ity, tiefict:ter ami,:.% r ,,1, the habits of school -boys, or this 60 ~,ig.,,,-.5 vt.''tfinv•4 'do : And, lastly, .r: tat 4:: rakeny cur •it the , 70% wilt. i'l' wu ` - ' ' man avjiii:s. iii c-il.,lej 13. i R 12.11,N N U. 3 $ , in S Ti....tt h44 . l;pi. Nutrittrous 1.. , i5e...*:.5i0s v.? tlnr r:•t.iJ t or i.',l.d.";Ance:, 9r. „'''':...- inthe tre:tnnent of a simpl,z t;,,o,irrn.t...t; :cid' 'it ' Tito •rei. frequctlt!y ha;.•?;!taa that the a.::,li, or hii . e.ir« tv'l*,'l ol '.f * , the isf,l!, , ,lttino , if tin ungo..trdoi ho ,, r„-- - li.) 3 -9Pc,riiir ,Tt; tho,l such u:v!l i lia!iv:; are c..„.;:iv. ~..:,a , ,,i , a:1,1, CV 'I "'1,". -- ,,,, others hay.! :a.i:erl, ! trust thzt , t may presii:n4 It' ~'" ".. ra , lied re--ess.t'feir.iiitient. . . • , ~...i in , -. . leiv, I , ...owever, at; the cases of effinplwatt , t •tha., „ L, this disorderi coini - et - n - e.t A itli the. caia;:aito , .l; sittlatlow, Li; Wri, *ho, from an iniV.,:‘,- are in a it..iiitery vtet , , trr n ,,, - prevalent-galeties tf a t.bition.it)l , .; nit!, ..,elnire tl;:t st 4,. ..of-Debiliry,. winch is Ow iti,:avinil3:4o i.%4li,tque.tnr.4 of tur d pc:Melons habits .. ' . Wk.:re tree unnap p y suSTrrc - r t.‘roods ove,. It;ti mi_verY. t lit , - baretutiv:cnintetas has nii - F.:-.irt,inc,' It easy be .., , ,itie runty .41.41.10 r, I;tr . non pp ko, - , , ,,v, o:tt .tithou;4ii it be .40 objet t :, ,Anibt or thlicrlainty ryita i..)0;, r •I'maili;4l,,r,, ;he terarY!" . oi theie - 1't:,....1:,:ici... y ti:.!. giatlti.ll :vivo - cis of Atli . '" . •:, i iiini , ; , iii•-lhe ;acquirement of -riy F..xiii;ilence. If tt - .. i - a: ) ' , 1ii1.14.4•111,:5:0r * l eautii•.l3.o bf.loll to tA1i.i..:e.11,,,.,tr.4, Y44:41:. , atiVclt; Ail ‘it ty will he pi-ev:. 1 7 , ..t.-al by .'n Orly Countep , _, 'iinifilf this tal,t'aid Sta:e a and in these . ca.iett, tab OP - thiticuay -wilt ciec:ir. • . . ~„ r ..:, but, whete this I, l ‘lic,i,..r.,:yhrtS tar coact: exisie.l, , a pror erseverance is incli,pen:ASly -equisite 1 . revive fa , 0 1, !' .. bluing Sparks of Lite, and to re• annitare the c•imutatiap•i 1 31A it It 1- E. D WOMEN, who have levy; been ctsayeat'' i " o „ in me. ei; r i ncOdtii.gii; oCa, family, rn-ty be lt,t.oed, li!;',! - tbost iiist4ll47i, ,i11 , 31405C61.6 are ciAtbie by kttidical , skill. 'flit art.:est vt.'i.etris . :to esst , o - :1. 4 .'n zny• t d,itertalt: 4 l! l ~• j and-the onalirlelrions which .1 have ~ ,i- „ , u 1 :,,,,1 v. ) , ,{Atif i l ol. T ., • . tilmbot oof -Iny plur.;n§ioits, aa a i in -..,.,: , :•,,-1 1 ,0e with P,,, A. 1 ttgir,- ; :iti.i.tion .is iivert, ttAt .'..1.r. hr'...: ni.iv .oc, f l 'i lu ' [ pursonal_:y, ,if • 14 . Letto . (iiii,.l :si , l,. ~ ii - ,,w Niite/, ‘ 3 , 1 , ocbused,.a, No. a?, A nin:iet St - cet, ',-,..F;, , :, 11.N . 1r . ror,:ipLl'`, - , ! . C_;(*. Thine is .f.n aAiliiiiii: :. 11,11;.,;,:_c ill Waret-Stri ,, 1 4 1611 , ntfiti, atta - theNLinte is ~ : i. h othihr tioors. • r ,19 , l'.4.''. I'4 4 '. . 43. A V Hit fit. hke int' , . , ',filo . - 5: ~ v31(:, , 14- . .Ae of Surg e " ~ .._ .. , • , ...: titein wt 0:'71 0145, n 4 . - 7;,. I,:r t,,11 . 5 ‘vtv , tat ,:,y Js ‘.. l ‘ ~.,,,, ~ i , , , 5eiv.._,.. 4 ~.b.`l W ' x it4 ' ; ; r t ieritlilll:. 1 , u4 al C . ,,liv.c,n.iViiig 1 ",,, r r 1i or ' " " 11 " 11 " , „ r 64 I )7 "..4.i.opiod;n4:Adverti,;Arnenta'.l4rOt t • V l''' . ,, co y . 1'•, 4,11 -r: l l l ,t'n't ':•r4ielt-4.•1 1 10 1 .1 .as ,t s tlfiP 'it'll fiT'Alk.4llos' ,it of ail)" • ‘.'''t)' t•.... fru-iltilli, cot titos:! rcisons ii;, , str. , ; Aleill'i , : 3o .....,„„) C^ .. - • .1 E. : • .oefar - '' .-4,(,.... iti lonti..‘a, E. lintsurgir . ,' air elsi , ..wrvit . ,• a • i-iiitt)ltright tir Olt i1t.,;*114tptcy1t4,1,( 0 4 0 '. , .. '...-....?•"!' • . . - Om l'hursday, at South-Lambeth Lawni the :Lally 0.1 John Burdon, Esq. of a son. . , • Yeiterday, at L(,ra Yarborotth's Villa, at Cheltea, the Lady of the Hbo. Charles 6,. yelly,ro, of ,t Daughter, 111.%NstoN-Hou3p..--Yesterday . .farne.q. Bullock, figineily a wine , inerchant, iu Scotland-yard, near Cannon-street, in the City, and late a bankrupt, was charged before the Loan MAYOR with em lrezling the property of his creditors. It WWI 'Stated m e%,ict;!iici.., that upon the prisoner's absconding a comMissian was 41ed out against hitn, and debts to the amount Of 16,0001. were proved. The pri cgior' was first 'taken into custody by Anthony, otticer fro:II' Bow -street, bin - upon promising to make 'a fair diselbsdre of his i.effeas, he Waii 'per. mitted'to- be at' large'; In Stead; hoWever, of per forming, his promise, he again absconded, and the creditors finding that r mil of the' , ln'operty had beet' sent to Scotland, 'sent' Anthony to stop it ; which he at Leith, where it was found' directed `to James Brown. The having claimed the property, was in3iUediately recognised and taken in to custody. "Twenty-one trunks and packages, part of which were' found in his lodging, at Edin -burgh, Avere Seized. It also appeal-et!' that he had drawn out,finol.from his banker's in'the city, and lodged ilia hands of Hervies, and Ca. St. James's street, in the name of James Brown,' all of Which he drew out before he absconded: 'The Prisoner made no defence, and Was' fully committed ' for trial. ''A man at the. name of James Long was al , o examined for assisting him in concealing the.proper ty, knowing it to be atrand, and 11113 remanded. SINGULAit COINCIDENCE..—At) eSainination' has I been proceedinibelo're the Police of lieris,• altriost at , the Same inwnent that a similar enquiry was . . goins on before the Magistracy of this metropolis, •, on 'One and the'Same subjekA. A . person of the name of l'essiare has, beets accused - of blowing a certain pokvder - titro the ues of Untie th'a‘t.ll as 'Conscripts, wLichprot.tor.iiii an irtliammatinn, and consequently thin from serviii! . f in the army. ~Au w:13a1.•.0 found m llt3 vossesSiiii'estrt.; lelanded for thr• mite purpose. M.•Testare`s'proc 41c0 Itas trtr(•n•iie : throo or foni - thouSand 1):ivo• with Opt hal • • 'rata, one of 7honi ace •in it fair !way •Of losing then . ' eye , -sig.lit I I'L! 1 r PtinLiC P ( 1:4141N-1 - fir.L.--A than, whose name we ,t",r , Jeal- at prr...7.0-fit 111 , L'Ilftriff, '*ho stated ••, hirnse!f to be ;in snider-butler to a . nobre D u k e , wets ' 1 -it to r ilio to answoi• t foul charge Ott rt rape on a young girl of tilt' tender age 'Oft we've ir , lll tualor prettlice of shew w!...; fit's tlro to•Iflie;LI leadin g front Itickitito;;lon to I fl'he rliscovery was triad. by a ;eratAn..to, ‘;vitti, being tint tiiittehistun to "shoot 5p..111 - 0•,i, , , ct the pieraing cries of mate ; lte foithwed rhe'.antind-,fand there I •Ot the was- roubequence. Ilia 'demeanour bet, PiNiititer4 wa4 I tly'do nd .1 be VV .IS 't utly 6 1 )rriiitittet1 to rake •'• • : b • • —, Al i For du: Papa, otters to &c. (post-paid), t ' • NII-o!evt, Cnisvvio:-teitlalt:; wait