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1, • ;‘,l N. NUNIBER 4643.1 VAVXHAti. Wader the. ParrOhaga: Qt Ills Koyal. the Plkl N 'of WALES. HIS PRE NT EVENING, Aug. 0-, will be a, , GRAND (;.A.LA, anti Ltrilkiaa Diu:liargc 41 1 , tP. E.- ' ORKS. Admission Three Shillings. • . Doors open *at Seven, and the Concert begins' at Fight "'Clock. The Gardens are open. . on MondAys t Wechtepilapt .4644 Fri, 'slays, as Cala Nights. RICHEST WHEEL EVER KNOWN, AND BUT FEU TiCKETq TO DRAW. THIRTY TROUSAND POUNDS for the First fkilaWD TO.MOttkoW s August 6. WHEEL ,CONTAINS ,C3n,ooc. f20,0n0 • 11 ?1 ,0 9 4. to; ea SOr tOOO, 6, ot ,C sro Esc. Lottery Witt finish twing N cxt ‘Veek. • PRICE. Taket - • ,Eat Vrilt . ,C to 19 o j Eighth - - - . 16 o , R , Litter . . stl 0 1 Sixteenth - - I • 6 • 111 4CISF.I.Y.AT ONE O'CLOCK . TO . MORROM , ;atN consequence -of theTirst-drawn Ticket being ?mow .to 3vo opi; T(). Nit RAO VS, the DraWing.Wit 1 coltittioxe till One ,tre heret4 i,,irc nett that tew—Ticket's and -abatis my loft —thertfore apitlic.el«ns I() the Licensed 4 1 ,'Itcry ytiLrs are tieces . s.iry. The Wheel is .irrupetisely rich, a tticl coittaitis all the great Priz.:s. **The Drawing . wil I tittislt next Week. -.~_ _ • 111C11 WHEEL. • • • •t - pt . 430,000 I 5 . Of ,ClO9O a-of - 20,u0a I - Of - soy , - • • • 10. ,ea &c. .40.• tec. (ZWIi 4 T •atlti Cit. No. 11, Poultry; nod No. 12, have on SaId:FICKETS SHAItES, „," I\lo,.tAti Alt4ust the 6th. i ,s the Fourth Day of 4)1 • •• tr.e ic.kit must receive 0.0 1 .o„ ••ny other Prise , from 2o,ocol; to 151. which 21 1 , 1 y rx‘drawn agiiiust it. • • COTES's• LAN') SURVEYING. . HE Poblic having been disappointed in pro ing the anovc; viil,:atile IVotk, Lining to an ut,for(soen M . ( ii !ot, and as iltegreat demana. tor it -proves its utility. B. C W:AO/. s and Co. ha. . StAtioiers'.:comrt, Ludoe-street, n , I.ctiat )n, 11.iving tin.: rent_iining CopiN, art induced to otter foem at the oilAt.,il price i , l; is. on tine Paper, of on cote-. Mo.. 0.1, , 0;,4 35.• extra boards. . Consisting of - .1.• A Pescription of all tie improved Instruments. 7;. The method IA tam& than, .ainl setting the Line! wtth the Ch.nil.. • . . _ __ _ _ _. ..... . , 3, oa reducing Square Links, Yardsokc. luta Aertzs, RO,Oss anti Pktretes. 4 metoba of Surve inz any irregular plecc of Land, Wnod, or t',..,,d, .t) , tbr . ebain, and casti►.g mem up by cie scale and ',strand I • :t , , , . . . . Nit. , ~, o f a' yhti:!g nrsurting n't'l 34 . pl:trtien required. 4 ,„ • „.,,,„, ili„g, 1 - c d u ,;nig, or au ~ on Pa per, ~:,_ . ; -i,, , .. 4 3.14: etwillud of making a Hook of 'Reference% This Day were published, I); Foolsc.ii) Syn. piice ss. in extra boards, P EM S, written at Lanchester, 'by JOHN 111)i)GSON, Clerk. ' Printed for l;dngmsn, Hurst, Rees, and 'Orme, Patei. noster.luW. • This Day were published, price 6s. in extra boar. riONTEXPLATIONS ; a Poem, wi;h Titles, ‘,..0 and other Po t:.,,,1 Compositions. ." . By 1011 N PENIVARNE. Printed for Longman, Ilurst, Rees, and Orme, Pater nostcr-ro w . , . r. This nay was pui;lishcci, Tn Om; Volutiie, Bvn. ;.ric,t 8s hnards, A REPLY to' UP-2. ESSAY on POPULATION, ity 12. R. ikiALrilo..). Ili a :7, , encs ers. which Are aildod ENthict , from the Essay, with Notes. f 0( LW:6(11413, i4.6t, - Roes; and PAter ttoetet.ruw. ~. I'llit:. Day luas publishcd, Tn 3. Itols rz,n., price IL ts. in boards, THE. FATAL REVENGE.; or, the Fawil y of Nlontrio. All - otnance, ~ • - 7- ny DENNis JASPER MURPIIY. Printed f6r ;turAt, Rees, :rnd vane, Paternos ter-Rm. ES ENT STATE 01 POLAND. This Day published, in One Volume IZITID. pricer. in b.)ards, A Vik,\V of the PRESENT STATE of P'O• LAND. • • 13y (.; CORM.: 'BUR t•IP.1"1*, ;-- ~,„ Late of Ballot Colkne, Oxicirtl. r rint•TO for Longman, Ilurst, Iteds, and urine. Pater. 11° W r- rv' v .' P (./i . whom may be had,' by the same Author. ~G rvein i t w, o f English Vrose Writers, in 3 vols. crown Bvo, }nic e 27.3. iii . i3o3lth. . , '.. . • '1 his Day Was O p9blished, a One I N/LIM/1C a Ivo; • rick: 'Qt.,. od. in boards, the Second ' ' Liiition, t% :r il Xtlititions weld .Corgetholi, , fit ADY DE City SPIGNY'g Lk:TIMIS of gin- Vic:F. to her St )N, upon son of the mast import_ a. t Untie& of Life. D c w,,ted, by penni3sien, to the late Archbishop of Cantetur:.. ' Printed for T. Caucli and W. Davies, Strand; • 1 '40! thii Work the-Editors htg to refer To he Munthli, lapperiii.. and AiltijJechin Remws, Uritish Critic, klardiall'ot 'Education Vonthly Mirior, arc. • • ' This Day 'Were published,. In Two Volumes Odave, price 16s. in boards, ECTURES on the _Four Last BOOKS of the PEN TA T U C.:FL designed .to slew ih? Divine origin 44 , the lewish Relir chiefly trout inter ,l E , i , e-nce• In 'three Parrs : 71'cie Authenticity and Tinth or the His tory. 2. 'rile Tilet , iogli:2l,•Moal, and .Politi,.al of the lewish Law. .3.. A Review at Oijeelions, delivered in the Chapel of Trinity College,,Dubini, at the 4edure estiaitished by the I' reVost and Fello'ws, wader the Will of Mrs: An Donnell.ni: • By the Rev. RICHARD GRAVES, D.D. ; 111.R.1, A. sensor Fellow or Trinity College, ,Dublin and.Cluiplaiyi to Grace the Duke of Richmond,' Lord,Licuteuunt of Ire land. Printed for T. Cadell anti W. D2VieV, Straw). / POLITICAL and MILITARY STATE of EUROPE, An ADDRESS to tln.t BRITISII NATION, rXHIBITING the sole Means of Preserving the -ILI Independence and Liberties of the I riti:>h Falpire, anti of Rescuing those cf Europe froth the Tyranny of tlie:l' cnch l-lovernment. Dedicated to Lord Grenville. In One elegant v °lume, from the Press of Ballantyne, royal Svo. price ss. extra Wards. By A LEXANDER WALKER ione , E coursq. Printed' o r Crosby and Co. Statrs'-t, Ludgate, .etrect,.LOndott. TH S 13 N. SALES OF. ESTATES, &c. TP BE TOM LY RE.SOLD. Pursuant to ;1014.1cit; 1; e High . Court of ehaticeiy, made in the Causes S i'tt, against SAM I'll, and SAi 1111 apinst tit)l.l.lS, wi;:i the approbation aloha Oni, Esq. one of the Niaiters' gat the satti• Court, on Friday tho zSth Day of August, 0137, at the Cock Inn, in Stony Stratford., in the Couiity of BnCks, at,'l%vo in the'Atlernno'n precisely; - .. . . .. in t . two Lots, ' . • . A CLOSE of LAND, containing by EititmiiOn _ tv.o Acres. and six Perches, or thereabouts, !yin- - hear ' the.. Town of Cal verton, in the said Co,ony ; and t wn . (.. loses of good Land adjoining each other, Os:taming by estimation twenty-one Acres, or thereabouts ' lying in the Fields of Cal vcrton aforesaid ; one of Oicti Closes .is now in . Pasture,', and the other in Tillage ; and all which. Closes are Copy., hold, held of the Manor of Calverton, on the West Side of Stony Stratford aforesaid, at a Fine certain; are 1)111e-free, and now lett to Richard Longinin; As Teriantat Will, at the Aonnial Kent of ail. clear of -all , dedu.ttions. . ..: Prioteri Particulars may be had; gratis, at the said Master's Cll3 illitrs, in Sotalsampton,buikitio, Chancery-lane.. Lo,l - ; of JrN 'ones, Solicitor, Millinaii.plice,lledford.. -a; of Messrs. Kindliey, Lung , and Ince, .01lciters.-Clay', Anil. Liniclon;: . 4ini of Ali. -eyes and Mr.. Howes, Sol.citurs, Northainpton. . . . .SURREY. KNIGHTS' HILI.,;MANS'IONO-lOUSE . Xnd•LANDi • The Propert.tortlic.late Lord 1.(1 W. ; • QHORTLY ba SOLD .by AUCTION,' at I 3 Garraway's COttf:e-hottse, this trdly elegant and spleutlid with suitable attached unit detached Offices, Farm -0 ut;beildingS, teplete with - every convenience, mut upward,i.of too Acres of excellent produdive .I‘leadow and Pastute :Laud ; forming•altoother a most important. Uornsin, fit for the tesidenee of a, 1 : 41 - Cli ty itt the first . The situationbt Kiiii4hrs' lid! is retired, oniAst the Most interesting rural Scenery, column - 1(161g ex t,:nsive ' richly diVersified- pritipeas, distant. five. Miles . Only from London,. and o.le Mite each truth Streatham and Dul wich. 1 - ;i;itictifirs are prertaring, and will be shortly texly for &- livery, of wni,:licluenotice wit l.be given in'tbis Paper.; and also or the D.ty of ,;:tle, when every necessary int.rmation Hiay.he'llmt, anti l'.l‘tus of tit Estax seen, on apolication to Mr. rowniy, Land Surveyor, WA Worth; proj 'a James's Office, No. 5, Now lloovvll-court, Lineuinio ban. . . C. ESTATES, - NEAR CARLISLE. t) lit: SOLD tIY PUBLIC AUCTION, (By Or.ler of the Dev:setii in Trost of the late Sir Wilfrid Lawson, Dart. ile...essed.) At the Crewn and Mitre inn,.C.trlist.,•, on Tuesday the 25th Day of August, ieoy t Either tOgether or in separate Lots), Ist.. A LL that Extensive, Comixtet,..art -El Tithe-free LSTATE • called NEW LAI TICS HA 1.1. ; consisting of a complete. Sett of well-biiilt Farm lloosingotil in good repair, and 328 A. art, 29!'. of excellent stank, Meadow, and pasture Land, divided into suitable In closures, all lying together, within the distance Dia mile or snereabnias of the cm. of C,lriisle, and adjoining upon the ! treat Tur;:pike Assad reading Irons that . Cit) • to t)alston, now in the , :ccupalion - ot :bit*. Edw. Bauman, as tenant. 2,1 A most Compact and Desirable FR E EFIO LD ES_ TA r F., situate .at '3 . lorton Bead, within a :olio of tine said City, and iistined . uittly adjoining open the above•inentioned F:staie of New Laiths lull wt .one side, and the great Roack lea,thne from. Carlisle to W igb,non the other, consisting aim etst.eil:iit new-built Qweilttig .house, Earth. Stable. and oilier Out.uitices, and sioA. :R. 25. P. of rich arable., meadow, and pavtiire Ground, divided, into suitable Inclosures (inelttinog a thriving Plantation of young Wooi, containing 1211. 2R.) all now in the possession of Mr. Thos. Snowden, us tenant. The above t •to Estates. as well front their vicinity to Car lisle as Irons their beautiful commaiyling Situations, are well worthy the attention al any Gentleman of &risme wishing to purchase an est.-niive. property, Th e Lands ;are a:so . welt calculated for being . subdivided i nto a v a riety of *mall Lots for Inc occupation Or persons. re airlins in or near •Cltlisle; asul 'wiil be accordingly oiti:ted.to sale each way. The Estate at New Laiths Hall is of Leasehold tenure, der tne Man\ and Chapter of Carlisle. ContiitiOns will be produced at the time of Sale, and fur. ther particulars may in the mean time be had on application, to Mess: Graham, Kinderley, and l)otnvillt', Lincoln's. I im, Mr. I. Norman, tli. Land Steward, at Brayton House ; or at the thrice of Mr. Mnutiey, Solicitor, in Car. lisle, where Plans and a Particular of tile ditlerent Estates ate lodged, 'Fite respective TenSIMS will shew the Premises. CMIITIII, MANORS and. IiSTATES In LOW EWA • Thitt CUMBERLAND, for - TO it E Sur.!) BY AUCTION, By Opict ot' itto iii Trust , of the late Sir Wilfrid Lawbon, Ram deee.tstAl, at tjle Globe len; Cockermoittli, Cumberland, on Priday the 28th Day of A.tigust,tBo7; the SAL; to :g in at Seven o'Clock niche Evening; Ist. LI. thec Extelvive 411 d truly Valu:ible and Desirable MANOR.or I.; NI t MANORS, of LOWEsWATER,' Tt•IACKTHWAITE,.and 141(4CK. E N*v is WAITE ; coin prising wii but its limit an .extent, of County of marly tiny Milcs in circumference,* and upwards of seventy diMreitt customary 'rine:news, in which are situate the beautiful anti romantic Vale of Loweswaser, and the Grand C.Licade c.dled Scaleforce, and adjoining upon tile extensive Lakrs called Crain:ick and Iluttermere lakes, and ri te N ounrie Vales of Lorton and .11utterrnere.. customary Rents arc 351. 105. per Annum: most the Te nements pay arbitrary Vines on change of Tenant, and. also on the death of the Lord. All the valuable Timber growtng up:al the citatoinary • F,states belong's to the Lor4. 'roe Wastes within the Manor are extremely large, and abound with a variety tit Game. zit. All those - Demesne Lands (if the Manor of •Lowes. ! water, consisting of a large Parcel of valuable Grazing Ground, called the Finial, which, witn the adjoining Lake, or Sheet of Water, called 4oweswater Lake, together age Acres. 01 thcoabputs. 3d. Also a Compaa Estate,, called Riggbank, near to the coritAining• 4 sA, alt. 30. , or thereabouts,: of etch "Arable and Me l adoiv Ground, now in ato occupation of lsli zaheth Wilson, al Tenant; .Hid pisci a I)welling.llous,, Garden, and -Parcel of Land, called Lord's uie . possessiou of Mr. , klm Hudson.. Tlicoe are situated in tile centre ~f the Minor, frnitt their beantiftil commanding sitUation in the vit.linty' Of the Lakes, are 'pecti. liarly adapted for the COuntry'Rtsidence any Gentlernan and his hainily,. fonant retirement -old curaltliversionyi, , . ... . . 4 0 1 . ‘ A v4xtwitl ,and Tithe.freo Estate, calle:1 liltkbelli ! .situ•ti; ill the Parish of 11.41,,iltii,v.iit,, tit tbe's:ita,Coubty of Ctimbirtanit, contabvitig, by Alvtiskti . ,tion,- 6t.V. ;R. OW . Of thrfrabOUfS, now in.the poltscaston of C 1104143 -..Vuorew - d, as Tetutit. , , r Conditions will be produced at the time of Sate, and fur. th - er Paitictilars in,ty in the 'mean time be had on Ni t ssti,,. Granatn, ey and Vornvitle. Linoela's Inn, Lund','; Mr. tnitr► Norman, at Brayt+ n House, 1.-um. ' Berland; or at tn., of ,qtr. S in Var. whew Phins aria a l'aiticular of the dini!‘rent 4ilstato4 are lodged. The resnedivo Tenanta will slicw tne,Ctuixtrses. '• ARMY AN I) NAV Y CQUIPAPE,r„ THEetPATENT - ( .- ,:4‘ , ,M1 ) ; A 4 1) STEAO . guini; - lolly turc, kipittr o o l es,;lrt lies COI fl p IA: e, are yery rgaret-, lolly few, ildendect to Gentiel I is being the'rtibstlttit 4ble:t and sulierior to. anYadiiielg , ,irlikie in London t'..- Mitt eeS, Tents, Tables and Chairs, on improyod' 'rift:tol bft es i• ; Sea: .Oats, Sofa ,beils % and cit*s t .fur on Bard, pp; wiqui tto , s i 'Net PUrititure";* ate d Piteitriir:lss-screklreil tads, ,lor,East ' and West 'tidies, .uvi all ForeiVi•C I i wares, at ' • ' - ', 1 1 Nit YR GAlt,l tntt ,SAN l) li it S',,s Patent liedlte.a. l i .llitqut44-tory awl Wm g- Itp r otri,S. l t ios. 'l6 and 1 4 ,„,,t1ib1ine..-strect, 'Strand. Morgan and Strittleres , tew-invililied 'i I rtioittial .Dini9g "I ables , al lo,wiiti to.tw _ tint .tutsAt ecnitpjot.Culd, btegapt riet oi Table, ever vet ipv:qttek!,,Ari,VerY,P9,rtilb/e, Pffjqllg in a box but ten InctleS dfteli- ' N. 11. 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This is a well- limn and j..stlictotta Publication, conveying much pratiii;al information on..the gubjea of, ,F.dpgation, and ,is •theLorstie worthy the • .perusal of every Verson concerned - in the* Improvement of the rising•generation. The Account of Books generally ased in Schools seems to be the result ot experience; anti certainly ( li4plays much erudition. The Author's. Recointtrendations siriaiires are accompanied with such reasons and ciiti.* cal- Ohservitions its do him* great 'credit, both as`a Schblar and • C iiris tiara Teacher • nti- facobin 'Review. " In . the kir“ Part of this, W orli,,are several judicious ph. sereations ; s and the Second Part enumerates the incest usefiti intr&lnaory 13001:6 in every Brandi of Knowledge, remark on; theit•reNicetive merits, and cautiooiny, Parents and I ristru4tors against 84.0c.liooks:which the Author, upon just grounds o)Aecls to. 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CABSERVATiONS . em the ,PREPARATION, kJ' UTILITY. and AtiNfINISTRATION of tne Dl- GTA P U ItPUR EA, or FOXOI.OII in Dropsy of the Chest, Consumption, HelllolTll4ge, Scarlet Fever, and IVlsasl•:s 14c. litchi:ling a Sketch' of the Medical - 1-16ton. of this Plant, an-hm Accuulit ut "lc () liilii.onsathose . Au s thors whn have written upon it. during. the last Thirty Years; together with an ExPlonation of the Causes which have prevented its general employment-=being an attempt to appreciate Vir •tucai and to tits the Chaneterof this powerful Agent. jllustrated by several Or WILLIAM HAMILTON, l). :Physician at Bury St. Fdiiinruis,'St‘ifoll;. London: 'Priiittxl for Longman, Htmt, Kees, and Orme, Paternoster, row. This Day was published, In One Vrlume ',rice 6i. in hemnis, THE REIGN of CHARLEMAGNE, considered chiefly witti reler:nee to Religion, Law. , Literattsce, and Manners. By HENRY CARD, A.M. Of Peintroke College, Oxford Printed for Longmat Hurst, Rees, Arid Orme, Pater• 1104er-row. , • Ortsift.nn may be had, by the same Author, • T. Tilt:4llstory of the ltevo.utinii [(USSii ;. Second Ertl tint!, juiu lxs. in bards, dedicated, by permission, to the kiehr f Lord I.lenry l'etty, •111 P. z. Outlines of the fti,c and Estatolishment of the l'uwer; price p. 6d. z. Tv.ouglits upon 1.1 - 411,:tic or Private Education ; second Esiition, price ;s. in boards. WEDNESDAY. ,AUGUST 5, 1807. PLACES IN REVEttSION, The Order of the Illy tijog Oloved for the? Cond reading of the 13111 pr)hihitin- in tuturc tiiu Grant, of Maces, Iteyeriion, • Lord /fit/JEN roe, `tlarsutfee to Imliee, to 2, 4 A.ci his deci(l....i uppesitiob to "tote Pi'l, It was which. in it; ricn iene-y,' , .62nt the jult prerom'svk Of 'the (210vvn, ad:lthit' :1 !Idle ‘yheu every thing sh'onld to t , y!,03,..:', !he; :.`douarcity ;. it \Vas a measure quite tinnsAlli called fdr, and which not hiiefit tlt • of the Country, or of t!it. ; . to cut or TIIC wt.re anxious to entertain such inw;ration,,. Lsrd GROS/ 1 1'4'On supported the It. ti.•:.s a Bill of gre:u importance, oud eve.tati , ei t and he was imprised to observe Majesty':; , MitliitQ;- on en re:J....lsle:l that vail,ed tot tho, pneeniveced avowal of their s'eotirtienta . 1.1 ,d 1.e21 points like the present. :Much : lied been expeeci from the labours and the continued.,sitiines 'of OH Committee of Finance— r hat f what seesationsand opt pions must arise in the mind of the Pebiie, 'the' , first measure proposed by them %vas tiles to, he, telit; pressed. Such thins nearly-concerned,the cleuniry at such times. These were exigent times, aed ina periously ire quit ed the exercise of the, strietest eco nomy.. But if Places were still to he granted in •reversion, what wouldt belett to remetrenne ordinary merit, and emitieut services, wheoer r t ! ;s7 should'appear If Plriees trature.were disposed of, Pensions must be granted to those who perform these signal services, and thus the pink.: burtlicps ,wilt teniecess:pily increased. He tie.nr therefore intreat the Hon se, as they valued their own char:tat:l - s, and. as ttie felt for the Ccr,lptry under circumstances bite the pre;etit . ,' not . to le4cl their opposition Co a met.Leire which promised the performance of alittle 0 - 4 . 111,110 t tA",!i expe:4s4. Lord L/1UDE411.14 LE, could not adeettately.ex. press his . feelings at .the. as2xe4 and circumstances which marked the opposition to the present measure. It was a *measure whiff h had been intrieleced ititt; the other House with the utmost sOlemeity : it Kt,; 'a Measure that seemed ;to le:ve received .the 'r,et sanetion of-tire Mioisteto of the ;-!1•4wil tit thot House; it wits a measure t bet ..w.es str - OiOy recom mended:to the adoptieo. of Parliamt.'nt. two Speeches from his Majesty, one that clow:t tin },rte SsSion of Parliameut, .the other that .present Session : yet this very :Owe W $ . 4 now contended to bedero l otory to the ,pi - eriogip.., and. the just iutloence of. the Crown:Bed ecose quently one that should not.he elm-In:deed b 5 01.4 House. These ineonsi,tenci.is astonis'ned him ; hot whatever,' [night be,- their : motive, t iwy islet 110 foundation in .argotnent. So at from the .4;11 encroaching, on the preregativcie or ditniotieng the influence of the Crown, it wont to rocrease butt j fie if his Majesty's. prescttt 'Ministers were, to dis pose thus ofevery place, %dn would be left their successors fir the remuneration of public servieetis ? .Wattld it not be strei e .;thenitig the has of Mini sters at the expence of the real prerootive of the ...Crown,, or of the -Sovereign who might htVceed. Indee beanetn t c l l ' u e a' w ec h i, ol p ts to n ‘ l ' : e " . l l u t ( :) r .in which t!le matter• hail Mien that' it wars the t t't4ut of some under,letud management. Why were not Ministers present .to express their sentimetes upon ; i t ? why were they net present, and a\ in their opposition to the measure, their dkreg.vd con tempt 'of public opinion and expeaation ? No, th e y shrunk, from such a task, and left, it seems, to their coenexions,, who might be sent clown for the pm pose, this: management of a 'business themselves were ashamed,openly to undertake. Lord ARDEN declared, that he'aMed in the to ti ter frotu a pure ondiincere sense of duty, and tir,t he was not to be sent down by any • tnan, or set' vE men, to petforin'what he conteived . to be his duty. Lord Alf: LVILLB igrced with the Noble Earl (Lauderdale), ,thit MiniSlers Ought' to have thei r places, to .expre,is their sentiments tite tendency of this tue:ISIIII2,.for they o ttg l i f t j I, ilvo ,been present. 10 ito.ser_t Coo Jost piQroi:;:niye, 2 , 11:. ro W .wilich this liwitstitt; w:ts so encroach' upon. 'So tar he coincided 11. ,t N' o LvleLoti, but upon every point of tile .., 'he completelvdisagree,l w:th t, 0 ,,1 not . the Nohlt! .%f all,tte.areat PerS_9lls Ili)(111. 111 i Side r,r th'.' Wrtydid'thoy, .\! ho btxtsftd gio:11 authors at the BA. (tin, ;,/ 1 tOr its w; L ir tinnct.; uI tite t?nc.: w.sti a SQI the al ; ,,i e f i c e to the tit.-.!! its at the jut.•ll, he denied the truth of 'the pritici,,ie trutt, I t yhielt . it had ,been argue:l. ft Wils IieVIT the plan s, eiple ptautice of the Constitution to rentatkr.ve pt,l.hhc service's tnertily in . 111 C person at those who Atad performed thtn o ; wo had only ta lay: h to the distinctions attd the l'ewarls that t e r n .be r stoyed, ntit : only O Z our brave AAimil , and AistingiuShed uenerak but aku on tity.L. , 11.1,1 deserved ...La tht; C,ot i wtr i y: by Ocit civil sc 1% i ce s , t rewq rt nd, 1191 tours bong:l-red on the in et tali-led Maly to t he n ' Al 9. pit , ts99 , ,l, 0: .* thoy 1101:1 1 1110s: lykeit , wraittp.utl to 11?..!ir ii c t W t.lnitilen aii,l nitt wooll betinunti of Ow , ; re . 4 tujtv,i i .y ;, • 'Polislotke„,C#' ‘ , 9tY:Telic'r!ei o Ue ti;(1 . upup.tms_nliqter, 'l,hat : I