The Sun. — London, England, 1804-09-28 00:00:00

DONCASTER RACES. • •TuEsnav, sEPT.. 23. Si.. Le7er St-les , <,r• z sgs. each ; colts Sst. 3st. Two Miles. Mr. Ij. c. Sailor() - - - i `sie tt. T Peter - 2 Nlellish's h. c. 1.44.1r":1`r • ),..orri Darlington's ch. c. Zodiac . . - - 4 Mr. Dokiswtoth's C. Quid, by Starr; M. Sykes's Sir P ; crtrand Mr. Garforth's gr. f. Vesta ; Lard Strathmore's b, by Sir Pcter, Duke uf^Queensherry's b. c.,by Moor. co c k ; Sir W. Gerard's h, c. by Chariot ; and Mr turnley's Srrvil~c. by Sir •Peter ; alio started; but the judge placed o.ly thr first . tviro or three; 7 to 4 . against Sancho, .who won easy. Vesta was trown down by catching the hind root of the horse before her, and Sir 13ertrand being close be t.:ll over her. 'lt is supposed- Mr. MclliSh has won Upwards or ;Goo guineas by his bets the abtive event; . • • Corporation Plate of '5 oi . for Horses. &c. all ages. 'Mr. Wardell's n. by. Sir Peter, 3 yrs ufd . iS.I 11. Williamsotr'4r. c. Starling , 4 yrs old - 2 •2 Mt. ii2WCIVS c. brisuzi3rd . - 3dr , NORTHAMPTON RACES. WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 26. - ' The Gentlemens' Purse of 501.—Mite and a h.tlf Efeats. Gcn. Crosvettor's h. I: Two-Suoc•s,l343t• 71b.. Mr. Abbey's hi. f. Virgin,.Bst. 310. - 3 2 br, 1. Paraplui, Bst. 31b. - 4 3 Mr. Morland's b. 1. Sylph; Bst. - - 2dr A Subscription of sgs. for Hunters. • • Mr. WilsOn's ch. g. Chance ' c yrs old, test. 7113. I a Mr. Drake's b g. Fcarnouglit, 5 yrs old, lost. 71b. - 3 2 Mr. Inchley's gr g. by Icelander, aged, I;st. - 2 3 Mr. I Denton's h. h C; ;carter, 6'yrs allb. 'S 4 Mr. U.S. lit uton's b. it. Mr. Merrcrnau, 6 yrs Lost. t Ilb. 4 5 On. Friday morninglast, in Onkevellgate, Gates. head, Durham, a young woman died in consequence' afif ha ving. taken a quantity of poison the day ,before. From motives ofdelicacy, she had always,deelined giving any information of her family •ot friends, but, by a note, found in her pocket-book, it is sup. posed she belonging to Grantham, in Lincolnshire; ' whither advice of the unfortunate circumstance has been forwarded.' It appears that she had been se. heed -from her parents only a short time ago, a n d kept at Gatishead.hy4 a person belonging to one of the stagecoaches travelling south. It is said she Irad-eeleateilly urged Lim, and that he had promiSed to take her - home • again. For this pUrpose, on Thursday ~morning she waited on the coach at Ty ne_hridge cud, which site attempted to mount ; he ..endeaA , aured to. prevent her, till haVing got up, he `threw her iolently • down on the pavement, when .the ciiach drove off. As soon as she recove re d t h e tom of her limbs, in the frenzy of her mind she went and 'procured the fatal medicine; which she took, and gemmed to her ludgings—thete .to rest her weary '.head, and end the troubles of het heart. •The author of her misfortunes haS not yet been ap.. prehended. She was.'a finelooking young woman, below the middle gentiiol In:inners and ap. pearance,. and might be about 19 years of age.— The .Coroner'S Jury, taw a -minme iovestigation,' yesterday .re turned. a verdid df-,-Ltinaiic a i d Di : . troaed ; after which the' body Was decently inter. ledin'GateShead eiurCh.yatd. The inhabitants di Carlisle (notwithstanding.the many elegant and useful improvements which are at 'this time taking place in 'that city)'have to lament the loss of a fiavottrite terraee.walk near the castle, ' and the destrnaion Of some of the M . lst . ash trees in the North of .Eilland. ..The walk has. been shut' .up, and the trees Cu'. down, by order of the anper. intendant of the works going on in Oarlitile.castle. These tree's were consecrated in the 'eyes 'of every .friend, of beauty, arid every lover offintiquity,qav ing. been planted - by the hand of MAR A , ,Queen ;of Scorsoloring the. time that unfortunate Princess was, Oisoner iii die castle, after her disastrous defeat at , I.ongskk Moor. The .terrace... was her morning promenade, .ausl* it could not. but afThrd the unfortu nate exile At;flle plehstfri., commanding, as it dues, some of the forest views on' the banks of the river 'Eden, and the diitant hills of her distrafted country, Scotland. ,Since the period of her confinernenr the tterrace in gu,'sticn has, out of compliment to MARY, retained the name of " The Lady's Walk ;" it has been universally the resort of the young, the sprightly, and she gay„ and constitutt:d the only -dry walk in •the environs of the city of Carlisle,' where a number of Apple might parade at one, time. One of the veneralsle ashes enVered with its extend. ing arauy the.moulderin.g wallsof the poircullikgate and the ramptirts, arid cast, its pleasing.sliade over the walk beneath. This' was the largest ash.tree in the County., of Cumberland, and contained 220 .square feet oitimber in ;lie but or bldess Last week the.'hOrses in a waggon, while the wa . kg,,iiet was a'sleep;_t*an so near the hartlemern Of the bridge at Yeadem, .Yorkshire, as to precipitate the wagon, buries, and driver, all into the' tiro One of the 'horses is rendered trse!ess, and the man ,is severely bruised, 'cawing to his culpable negli. gence. On Friday night last, Samuel Limond, a sailor belonging to an Iri%lt Sloop, lying in the . harbour, 'Ayr, when going *from a house at tile shore on board his vessel, felrnver the quay and .was drown. ed. .His hat was gne next mottling:at thelnouthof the harbour, when search .was made , for. his body, 'which was found in the ityremion. •, On Saturday f.,e'nnight a'. boy was, shot on the links near Alemnuth, Nnrthuitiberland, by a young rportsm3rt, lie die,ll Wtditesility lost. TOn uesday' lost a young' lad, a sailor, whose ship !tad sailed' Ad left hini at Shields, got on board the Stntiggier sent ii) . `there.last week by the Vix,e6un. - fang, anal drank sttchit quantity of spirits, that it required alf sk id and attention of a tuttliearGen tleman to pfeserve life. OnXednesday morning a great quantity of heel, pork, and - landywas' found on the shote near the . Bull Ring, North Shields.. It had-been . thrtawn out the preceding night, but luckily,too.near the quay for the title to take it away, Part of it was phl te d up by the poor inhabitants, and fountl,,ls , ‘ for use. - Theie . "wis pulled aless , days ago, a single stock of barley, in the garden of. Witlialw Scott, of Siingfieid, Dundee, 4,hiclt.had 2S *talk's. .contain. ing it: all 6+5 full grown grains, svhich'itthd pru. duce of 06 , s i ng l e ', g rai n . What in,lce's.thitt more wonderful is, that 1r he lame stack tvrrs all.Cut ' 'fur the cools in July last:. along with the rest Of the 'plot, so.that this is only a secoot..l growth. Arc intelligent Gentleman jest arrived from Net , South Wales, gives the kll.Aving interesting ,recount of that Seitlement, as ascertained by him in Oda. her last; " New Sinith .Wales, of which Sydney is the Capital, contains allout eight thousand inhabitants, including those of Norfolk Island. The number is ?lso very rapidly increasing, frotn• the great..addi. ,tions sent from England, and from the prolific na. ture of those who are resident. The climate is wholesome, and the face of the country delightful, considering that .the Colony is still in an infant state. The Ilawkesbury River is beautiful, and the soil,of the adjacent lands is rich and fertile to a degree ,scarcely to be - equalled by any other trait of land of the same extent. It is, however, liable to one inconvenience, as it is often ovetfiatved by the floods from the adjacent mountains, where the Ri. .ver is thought to have its source. This inconve nience is seldom felt; however, only when the heavy rains commence, which generally happens in May, June,. or July.. The temporary annoyance .which this circumstance nceasions, is besides more than amply compensated by the manure which the Roods leave on the ground, which, owing to this cause, is never impoverished. It is evident . frnm this circumstance, that the overflowing of the .River may, in the course of improvement, be direped •in such, a manner as to fertilize a very . extensive 'country, and New South Wales may, at no very distant period, rival the exuberance. of ancient - Egypt. " Most part. of the land, if well cultivated, will produce from eighty to otie hundred bushels of Indian corn per - acre, and thirty bushels of wheat; in ad. dition to that, as a second crop in the :same year is ''reckoned but a moderate produce. The other parts 'of the country which are cleared, are not equal to the ground upon Hawkesbbry River, for the pro: 'dation of corn, but are all excellent for pasture.--- The climate is exceedingly favourable for fruit trees, and in a short time fruit will be more abundant than the consumption of the inhabitants can re. quire. Petches are exceedingly .plentiful, and an attempt has been made, to distil cyder from them, but I ant informed tipt it is not very palat a bl e . , A few hops are also growing in the Lieutenant. Governor'* garden, which, as it is suppoied, will thrive very well. The Public Buildings consist of a Church, nearly •complete, situated at earamatta, about 16 miles from Sydney ; another %Melt is building at Sydney ; the buildirrgs- for the G u y er .. nor and Lieutenant Governor, ache ;latter of w,I T o m commands the Troops; Barracks fUr the.oscers and Soldiers; Hospitals, Store-houses, Gaols, Sec. ke.. These, together with nine.renths of the private buildings, are but one story high. 'Within a few years past there' has been, an extensive building greAed for the education of Orphans, and a,„Fundap. , propriated for its support. The increase of the • stock is surprizing, particularly sheep, which, pro. duce twice a year. _ • " The _ imports are principally European gnods. Tea, stig.tr, butter, spirits, and wine are mud) ih dimand. At present the exports are not great, hot io ail probability:they will WWI he very considers: •ble, particularly whale and eleplmnt oil, the trade in which to Bass, Straits is carried on at present with some spirit. " . The Harbour of Port Jackson is large .:an d ii commodious, and ,capable of containing.aoy number of shipping, and sheltered from all winds. it is easy, a access; but about a quarter of a mile from the entrance has a shoal in mid-channel, which-dries at low water." Anotbet Gentleman, who has lately visiteit New Sonchl,Vales, gives the following account of the houses of- the 'Conviets • , . " The houses of the Crifiv.ifts are in general con. stroaed of wattles covered ,wish shingles, and plaistered inside and out with clay, ever which they but a coat of lime, burnt froth shells, giving therd a very neat and clean appearanee. it is sel. irom that two families inhabit one dwelling, there. fore every man becomes absolutely master of his house, and when he can afford it Ise weather-1)904s and paints it. In 'the smallest dwelling I entered, neyer saw less than two apartment. Many houses are constructed with bricks,' an t i as well finished to. the eye as. European buildings. In such the apart. menrs are numerous. In short,' from the very comfortable manner in - which these peoPle•artiodgc` ed (dutch more so than the Poor in - England), I can, not avoid remarking, that it. no &Mist has a ten,• aeno-10 promote a grear degree of health ankfl.wv, of spirits, of which'l'observed them to he possessed,. and 'readily accounts for ,many wishing to remain whose years of banishment have expired." FrOth these accounts it would appear, that trans. portatio4 to New South Wales would cease to be a pcenishment were it frOm'any other country than England ; but for the •blPssings of this -country, nothing can be a . compensation ; and banishinent. friUn this to any 'other place in the world would bi a cure. • . On Wednesday tnormogotbout three o'clock, as a watchisrm of the name of illewer was' gOing his round, in'St. John.street, Smithfield, he dilicovered a genteel young female hanging from a railing, at the corner of a gateway, not aboVe four feet in height ; she had t'wisted'all the ribbons of her bon. net, tied to her handkerchief, to mike a cord of ; she was apparently dead when he cut her down. D.,dor IT° est; us, in the neighbourhood, was se o t for, who bled the unfortunate woman ; she was im. mediately taken to the hospital, without hopes of recovery. ATTEMPTS AT SUM 1 Dr.—On Monday night an unfortunate W.oruan of the Town attempted to stranple herself in Mount-street :VV f itch_hou s e, by ,ty kng a rope ,ruund her neck. Tier struggles brought a Constable to the hole, who saved her life.— Wedoestldy :not fling a young man Will)scrves in LAN.j C'A TER'4 Spirit Shop, at the, corner of Russel-t:treet,. Drury-lane, hung himself to a heatn in . the kitchen. r-One of his fellow-servants. found him hanging,, and cut him.clown in time to texture suyended tu.4 tion. LES ON DIT, OR 'RUMOURS. On lit (rumntirs,say), that a 'Female Legion of Honour is to he decreed, and that the m'del of her sex, her Majesty, Josephine, the first Empress of the French; is to he proclaimed by a Sevat/o status, the proteetrix Of this Order. Who are t017..e. all the grand Officers, we have not 'beard ; with the' exception of Madame .13 , oaratre, the mother, their Imperial Highnesses the Princesses Joseph and Louis Bonaparte, with their :14operial Highnesses the Princesses Bacchi Ichi, Santa Cruce, Murat, and Borghese, Commanders of cohorts, are said to be Madame Lucien, and Molame - Jerome Bonaparte,.. Madame Talley rand, Mad„Tailien, Mad. Recamier, Mad. Rancour, and Madame Ramusat. Mad. Fie. hault is to he the Chancellor', Madame Geniis the Secretark,'antl Madame Staehl the Treasurer of the Female'Legio n of H onour .. Every Lady, who has written or intrigued for the Revolution, who'has frequented - clubs, whir has married Sans-culottes, who has been divoed from noblemen, who 'has de . flounced aristn !ars, who has sung at the feast's of the. Goddess _of ReasOn, or preached in the temples of the Tbeophilanthropists,who has bought national property,or squandered away her patrimonial estates - , who has aced as Aid.de. camp. to Generals . , or as_ a mistress to the oscers and soldiers, de fatio,,a IVlem .ber of the Female Legion of Honour. On dit (rumours.say), that Madame Cuntat, Ma. dame , Dogazon, Madame Do Lannois, Madame.: D'Eitaingville, Madame Madame Lashes, Madame Augeteau, Madame Gertneuse, •Misdatue Mennu, : Madame Jourdan, anti Mailaille ,Fottclre, have presented petitions to obtain cohorts, Qt, dif (rurnours say), that the decoration. of the Members of the Female Legion' ,Of Honour is to be a star fastened to a tri.vlourtd garter over the left knee, with the inseription N4;441fr0 ;,.an.l that, in future, the dress-gowns, petticoats, or chemi.es, of female Chevaliers, are- only. to reach four.inches -above the knees, ' -They 'm ty wear, thawed . ; but • these must be of tri.coloured tnu pin,• On di/ (rtnnoltrs say), ,that ,the - chapters ',Cf this 'order aie to he'held in the Pavilion of Flora, in the Castle of the Thuil[tries, and in.the Palais•Rnyll. Their reception will take place on tl►e .Ewppera,r' Coronation Ai } , ;.and they will receiv'e.their decpra. tions from the Emperor's own hand.. in the Pilaffs in the presence of all thefeMale invalids of that place, and of the neighbouring streets. dame Luechesini will t;ffiCtate po4ifically,,and will be thr first foreign Lady who obtains from the kin. peror this order of Revolutionary Honour. 17eni Joh' qui Mal )1 lense ! BONA!' IRTE. ANA. [Communicated by a Ituulaii Gentleman, just esttiNd from . ' Paris,l ON the Re Volution ...of the t. 854 firm/ A i rs , Surge 'and EA advised BONArARTE (as the otAy means of quieti n g t h e C ountry ) to re-call Louts the XVilith ; to which he seemingly assented,.and. told them they 'tight write a letter in consequence; having clone this, 'they presenied a lettei .whiCh he, putting in his pocket,, said, " now take care of yourselves, for I can have you guilloti* whenever I think proper," This:Gentlemin walking along the hanks of the Seine, observed a crowd, and curious to know,what was the natter, law a nuu of persons playing with walnut.shells in .the water ; and one of them being asked what they were d , sittg ? said, " we are only exercising our ;" for which j o ke h e was immediately carried Wand clam ti, in prison. The same was • I t i lln i e, - ,ir,this ,gintteutan's re. i sence, as he was travelli ng n the 'difiunce, to a poor rworwhom they pick e d up, whO, being asked by the coachman if he would .go, inside? said, t' 00 ;10 veux voyager imperialf?gent,'' Letters from Alencon, 'under the' kith,' state, that M.CAyv.TAß,Colonel of the qeis• d'ArnvisJiaving information' that there was a b ; introf B rigands in the neighbouthood of that iown,,topift fr9dent, M S ores to be informed of their projqts. Ile was told by his Spies; that the very same night' thii gang intiqded to pillage thehotpeof !he widow tio it LioN44., t?oIlt RI where COlonei Cm/ ALIRR introduced , sec;etly, Lieutenaatlll,AvOis, with the GenS d'Armes of'the„ town of A.ler,c , m;•who laid thernselves in wait, both in the hoUseot Madam BOtfittratt, and in its neigh:. botichnod. As soon as it . wao dark the Brigands entered' the house, saying that they were sent by :the Prefeo. to se:trch after false muctey, and to, see whether any coiners were there. A b e ck with Ina..- ney Was given the m , which they ertiptsallon the table.' At this instant 'the Lieuteoant made lits - ap*..• peatante with his aensvd'Artnes, at whom the Bri. gands fired without wounding any one. The Gent d'Arnies fired in theiirurn,.cinejlrigand was : another ,wouoded, and 0,0144 made his escape ; all . the. others were, taken,' 'and,carried to the ptison,of .Alencon. These Brigands hayelong been, the tetra of the country. In the titneof Etp*F,,PlgLitt.they were all Members, of Revolutionary Tril?unals and Committees, and, the most, *dive Patriots in, the reign of terrorism, during which some of them, by , plOndering men of property, made immense fortunes, which they squandered away asiquickly as , they. had acquired them. Tn..1795', 1797„,nd 1799, when the? Terrorists hoped again .. to . usurp power, th e y ,sen t: threatening letters to every pi:riot' . they suspetted to possess any money, and retpited . a certain sum: either pain of death. Some 'were weak enough to be intimidated to.contribute ; but .their letters as well as 14ir. receipts are . , nosy in' the hands cif the Special Tribunal ordered' to 'try therner-(jauntal d'Alencon.), ' . Nine o'Clock, TO-MORROW MORNING, as , Wheel pet rrnind, for. the I S rcoini Time. HoRNsBY • and Cu. respeafully acquaint their numerous Friends and the Publie, Ahat they 9t selling Tickets and Shares, rtuatrivlted undrasun, on Terms more advaritagaous to the Puciuser than for tnarty_l o otteries past, and, in real value, Two Pounds per:Tlcket cheaper than in. the lase L'ltterY• N.ll.- All Prizes, whether of zor. or 20,0001. pm! on Penland, hy. Lioarstsuy and Co. At their Office; 26, .. . . . . „ . . . . , . L0N1)924 : i'rintal tiy Rio; A ala HAM RIS,.(of No. 4, l'irlartlet-court, 13uv , ..)ttz_t i ; ait , ; f , ll lishect fiy WiLlialki AR MIGLit Sekl P . P 1, • ( Of SOW' Meitrlll.s'n At tht Su N.6-vg 1c 4, No, 'kit , . at.and .. where 114 . Iderlisaitentr, .Ird ers !US the .1 . ape", Letters for the 4:1;i or,, Szc, (p.lir.fai,r), j , , r• crtAvsst.hu, sect. Pad by--tlte Crown, Caft:ey, them C;r;tita,la ; Timm? Mack, Jilt( rlArriet, 1.- rFelnl ) !)ale, fms t Tobago • 'l' • •SI 'lO4ll s;CViI Y 4 1 41 fll , • i s mouth, Weldon, t'ront Vila; fr°3 " )lLit Vorr(tna Catit.rrina, - 7 —, frog' (),)tenti; Sovereign, `Sale groin I)::werar.r.. Sitilect--thel iarvey, Arkins,ltt, for Mvtrit:l; and Conort ItillLand, for Elsinore. • /11/.2.71/4' 7 . .7 'At his honie on Gieat.Tetwer-11111,the Lady of JAir. Surgeon, ura Daughter. - - '" Lady Emily Weilcsley,of New I,ltirkinp?n,§tfirt, f r ! •On Sattirdaw, at Chtplein %tithaw )3ilingis.. Esq. '° Reading, to Miss Mary Anti lietictoilte; et,l9oter ? Mt. Samuel Beddorne, of Claphani.. ViEb. on Saturday s a: hii t&lgm h s - iu .the Grove, Path, of at apr?plectic seizure, Thomas Read, Esq. of tkie,Royakti*O r i anal late Superititihylatit rE fftlifax, Aarierica. On Saturday eyoating;ar , our h toter) in,tl4.s7th year of int ,Fraitt4slllackett Getter kow!) by the Of F:ilinf one of the most -extraordiaary Lharac.tets qm City during -the latter parr of the last country. Liftily, at Norton St. Philip's, tri his . 9sth ftar b . Thpo 1 ' Collius s .Esq. the oldest inhabitant of that parish.- • A fresh Supply of tkatin , )if ~ ---.--...----'---- ci . 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Y o uth, • on by !sopa L , Ai i at „:, antilliegt.43 Vtolaticin ofittnise rug's which pro , P . ,.",• ° „;, i ' , 0. for the preservation of iie.iitii, and I,iying oollV 4 '" I' i 1 1 4 ' 1 1 1 1 g t l) 3l 'fi l t. l •4s h in a k P ?o l f 1 ;;; fe al ' 11 " 1 1' :r il a fl . o ti: .s r ou ' " n ' e " T ( . 1 1 o Sl st r i " t ig n a I ° W il ,9 oliti O t „ " i l' ,, '° : l , l 4 ecriev.Ce teachzs the inestiiii.i: , '....... line of it, and fel.:: 0 1, 1i. ,- O f l'anent tools around ! . too o . :ten• in vain, tor till: , IIV• u " . . its rec-,very ! ~,,,„, •‘• '• Dr. SOLOMON, of•L'veerpi•ol. ills - his C‘''''''' PI AL OA I;Nt al G [LEAD to all those ‘vi.:. ;cC o nsul!(': . mins nave', bzen. inip.nrcd by early iitipiritaco‘ci. •liiii v" 1 " °: :Nerves are, allik.tecl liyititense, study, itie,too trite pc dig' dent spirits,•tea, jr collie ; as well :IS to nil Pc:1641-1S wit° AP • enervated by•lonF; resitWace.in hqt, awl unliellthp,clinia tes ; in which cases it will invariablY prove of the most sovercni' efficacy', bracing ri.:-.; related Ner•cs, stitagthenin (S and InYi• vir.iting the Constitiatioh. . • •- ' , ~ !.. T;i: %I:ions Weafmsses peculiar to the Fair Sc7,l,comeltn;,irs hir.ii7,:eii tili;l:r the • N w.,:r nt t,iis .Itcstorativ:; a 0,1,014 rulie3 Or" falihiatt 'inii respM.iniiity !tote found i eto lic::: : „ be-st inl•ji44ll2l)c4"-kge to th t ICi LE ttley..ever tw t ifiKe„Ti: . . nmuicing the i ccayed Spirizs, dissipating the lie" ; . 1 . 1 , Az:nark:ls and Languor ; ' creuting.at plesling V ivAdii ~ - tsl i nj..litaTt . t, , ola :ryl y ; : i llt : rii cl .lo, J . y, . 'and , g . iying . co}n . fort a . nd, ti., aitis; l . to ' et)gth 1° ' N. B. T lie, l'oslige t of all krters to tbo p9Alcir. , Old, and low ta. as a Fee, eneloied for Advice. .. 4:4 _Ab„ Tbe,,(4,..)rdial;Elatin of Gilead, ' Anti4lllpetiap a"ir•ip sterj4ent Lotion, and " Guide to Health," are i ri.a teet, i Sbld b.' 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Mon s, da*".l° 7 S'Olilt" 1 erury:. Lynn. •HeAtiley ; I,ek-e6ter, • (.1!5..:.:rtY,,,:,.. . Kove; , s rFst P l itt Mapille4ter; Thßtnps9l4 , NI 4, s ,"l; t iry Jul. 1e;,..--eY ; . Nottinih:f 4 in, thit' l lit hi b rble ueg ; rith n it !l i r a : 1:11 : ':::" - - ; - : - P r g t:t: ..' '4 l tee; ..I , it e Wit j9d ): :,V, l ' sL\lll..,':..is' ; ; Il l ' ' Ansi' •: -°' ; • t ) vord, 00 ; ,Ply,:i.),itli 110.0‘.110,43`,,,. F,..ber.. . Immth. tielm ; railing, 4lit.irt And Ca. ;Atlmi_f le ' l , ; .s, L it:r. 413 13 , in ; l'restobi.sergebt ; SI: rL ~.•,;batY, • r..a• T '', 7 1 4 ) e ',, , ,c):11 11 ; anWtoni Hiker ; stator:!, Mor.;an i 4 . W i li n '•' • ;1 1 r - 'S'unildrlank Bray ; S a l,,,s! r ity, t 'Alitii ; 'SCirl,',, i ''l' cc.,/lii .t._vi .A,aqilll9/:1,. 1:0{),It: ; Tiiii...rictge Wells, 51 , T.1 . i -, i . s i,,it, „ y id i* lreytudutti, Sii.)od'; tVindsor, l' , l. ll "'' !,'l4,,..ines itl , ' . 9 l ' l V.llhohlic • and by all x'cit lets of t;c 1 : 1, '''' " '''' - _.. t Eye (!piled King ) (hrn ' ' 1 •. . ••••--- , ----,- , i t • 4771 t......;;; ---.....,...•••••- L.-- —....--,...,---,..---- -- ----7 '' r, VI/ i l 11 ; N . . Piore ': si . i - gi'a 1' M e'll -(if Eiiw c i . 1. by .teo •T T Respousibiliti devi^te fr nn lie 'general Sl'' 4 o ne' _.__ • , . • • .., ,i, ... , ;ht.! ; t: • . se; o f a pecttliir branch, the sl•i •t , ,5 , . '' tiritt...! , l ,)tlecc.. is the be.' c ::fireriita of Su Per: ,'''!,' . ic hrtilf! Eight years INtve l .'1,!.. , •' t , ii . i r; , tiice r.) t , e7lifro. 1. tie/au - mit- 6( "rim . .): , . '• .' .', , '.., ~.„ i i t Y`:, ; 3 0 , . .. ~ '., :mu. I.te J.... . - „r ,11 , - ~t AV PIO givzs lqt adihti , ,. ' , ' ' ,11 "• ''' ' .'• th C I'l°s able. the ravages of th,),.. C„ . , ',' , :.,,,ii I.' itn portant in th. Catalogue ~: i iuut.in In, i i ::1' t:•15 t : s ,,Ne.tli After initiation into ilvor , , , liral.:h, as an .3.1 1 . i .,,,, ,- , i s ' I s forinetl'a iviSli at an early period ot . l' l,o - - . 1 1 ' ''' tf : 44yiduals.froai the. ignorance of piw,ticat,....i I , ',•,..;'''' • equally'llincffotis pritipit.an - cy otKL•:: 1 - ,,, ll'I'''O $I t' rr iav c L ir ' 71.1114•Ttlfq Oisqtriers., to, Ile Cu.. : A n':iic ii • ,k t , E !,,', 4 ... vcierit Inv attention, eorri'pr , ie every spea.:l , :s 'ot . ~' „. 1 10' ltE AL, 1 hi.E.4,CT It )11.. 2 w;ii:;iier. of.a picent vr . I ',•'''''''‘ccfri ration: 2 'zilY• All kinds of dq)dity, Wiietl)er l‘cr''"f'lointra I , the habits of schontil . .bqs,';:or 'the, llidit I•'"eit 0 of l in 0 .age ?.., And; iastlyi taat • i;eranotpent 01 ell s''F' rtl t i T la Y• Men4hich 6 •<: it lea :13.1 RIR E 6rITE;SS', or S f I'. i• 'tit[ i kt s i ._ Nionerous Ii: eas-.li p.ro tile result of innrar 1,4, Y r fe . ;4,1• 14, In - the treltrw. -. .. f. a tee,sotlit it)-13onotrittv.;il; tgle.ll4, .frcritr6:fr., - ' 11,:,::., ..:,.:. tliat .4eda of Lii koi ri'!"'..!,46rlt'w th- I:':,:iscr:ttini or an itityii.44-1 hour.--iitY zi I l ii 4c ,' * w hore • th.ki Inch Complaints are . cavity cored; a nd, e'''' 0 . ,a A . ,T .,, : 0 have . failed, I _ tria*t Ale . 1 4 rriiy ,t , rz's f kt: .!'" radical re-eaziblisbirent. . i iii • L,,,,,iksetwit/1011.!‘na, .__uw,e‘c..,:...liipa,arer:4tltir;iictailsestileofc,cldl4innpt,,l,tii„t::.,fa:ilt".,l%...,'.t.tic:flertioitti, '. Merl. who, 'trout an indidgence. in a 3,,,litaryi %., - 71 , s is prevalcni ga.eties of a fashionable lit,:, .ii,,i..:,ii: tl' of 4 . 1 ,1c/ 0 . JI ii)qt)lliqi.which is the yotaseidabieCvo,ll4, ► - '' .•• , i iWni.:2ol l s habits. • . , b i r ' . 71i,?..:‘:'.„' ..h- ', l7 ,,: r br e 'ru t c.'l l 7.‘ll': 3l .it i 'Q':':c.':''',:s....., s o: 4 ,, , . li ts, ). ;°; e isrj:': b il'l r eiti ° ':- . ); i tge. st 't . ll : t n i l ;: e tli Y l..; b s< :, ' '' ''.'l li i i '' i 4 L" ° eteb4 c r::4° lll : : , ii i : ll. ?' . . o r get . 0 ot tl4es.e Veticienci, by the: 4;:adttai progres s .., t i 4 0 - t Of i k 0 41.1'!•4ccluirm'nelit' of .: t'l Expert.nie.... ~IJ', .4 ill oyli or 'lsm:anis. dr . •Vin'uli - 'havi; *began IQ rolu,:e.MPA'l„.lltot tniteh'.iilifety -will. be reeve:weal tv :•:i '-''' r *'L L nil g (' ' I State ank i - . .. ''' ' .•tion of .thin ' ' languid ;•• in thesi.. (~... P ' — I ,d)itiquliY wiU '.. 4 wt' hilt where this Deficiencli hat for. yeat* . c, O 14 ',„', 1 ,",' 1 1ie. 4145' perseverance is indaspeuriably.• 'rill iisire - t'' ,. r .- ` ' ;it a,l;i l)4 : o j . il.ng Sparits orLite, and to re-apuno..: tit , (-- (‘ 1 ,:i0 v) , R 11) 1 - NI A iii. l 1) 'ii , ' OM E ts; , w flu nave 1(0);1 ( ,'I cr, ; ~,. ..i.; t..,'": in ‘ their .expeztations or a . iln;4 l ,y; mly oc: u' r .r:';:.:3l ~, ',,,g.: : "'tzarist instehLes, such detetts . are curable bY ;A , !" , 1 ,00 , 0•:.,,i, .—The sit.cresy which is. sil. e;iscrinat tV 1 0. a ' 4 ,ite,-1; 1 1,:i and . the ti44l,if - AJt ions tv fuel; I Nl' c Pres"? iici',. L t ~, ,. 0.. :ir , t sot basis of iny pretenlitons,•anil. in ,4,l!+:Ail d , 7',','.. t , coll' 1 : hit ' • • this I:lnitiation is Atvc,n, tlia Mi., l!rec.l,:ili,., - :0 ,0,„ ). 4! ko t, jiersonally q pr . byv Le rAcq.rit . 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