Star.
London, England, 1829-12-09 00:00:00

FROM THE LONDON GAZETTE, Dec..B.

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At the Court at Windsor, the 7th day •of December. 1829,
slot the IChig's Most Excellent Majesty in Cinincil.
• Itis this diy ordered by his Majestyin Councils that the Paella-
...beat be prorogue!, from Thursday the tenth day or this Jamie
' December, to Thursday the fourth day of February nest.
- By the KING.—A PROCLAMATION.
Giotto; IL—Whereat our Parliament - stands prorogued. tta
Mondry the tenth day of this instant December We with the
advisee dour Privy Council, do hereby publish Ind deciare,.tbei
the-aid Parliament shaWbe further prorogued; on the said tali&
day of this instant December, to Thursday the fourth day of
February next; and We have given orders 'to oar:Chancellor
that part of our United Kingdom called Great Britain, to plcpeze
a commission for remitting the .saran accordingly ; and We sae
further hereby;-Wiffilliltie advice aforelald. * deelareour Royal Win •
and Pleasure, .-that 'said Parliament shall, on the said Mirth
day of February next, assemble and be- held for the dispatch of
divers urgent and important affairs. And the. Lords Spiritual:and
Temporal, and the Knights, Citizens, and Burgesses, and' the Coen=
missiotsers for Shires and Burghs •of the House of Cominons; are
hereby required and commanded to give their attendance-accord-
ingly, at Westminster, on the said fourth day of February next.
• Givenat,our Court at Windsor, the seventh day of' Decrinbi4,
• one thousand eight hundred and twenti-nine; and in the tenth
• .yeat bf our reign. •
• GOD SAVE THE KING; • • •
• • • WHITEHALL, -Dec. 7,1112 e.
The Kin hat been pleased. to • appoint and nominate the Right
Hon. Stratford Canning to be a Knight Grand Cross of the Mott
Honourable Order of the Bath, -his Majesty was this day pleased
to confer upon him the honour of • Knighthood, and'to invest-bier
with the ensigns of a Knight Grand Cross of the said Most H 0...
... .
nourable Order. . •
The King has been pleased to nominate and appoint the Right
Honourable Robert Gordon his Majesty's Ambassador Extraordi-,
nary and Plenipotentiary to the Sublime Ottoman Porte, and
Tasight Grand Cross of the-Royal HantiverianGuelphic Order. to be
a Knight Grand Cross of the Most Honourable Order of the Beth.
DECLARATION OF INSOLVENCY.
•
John Dawson, Rochester, Kent, upholsterer.
• BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED.-
William Butler, Birmingham, mother of pearl button manu-
facturer.
. Paulin Barrett and John Sessions Barrett, Appleton, Berkshire,
• apothecaries.

BANKRUPTS. - • ' °
Francis Dominic Eleum, St. John street, Clerkenwell, timber
merchant, to surrender Dec. 11, at two, 22, at three. and Jrm.:
19) at two, at the Court of CoMmi•sleners. Attorneys, 31trests..,
Willett and Larken, Essex-street, Strand.
William Grieves, Holborn-bridge, cheesemdiger, Dec. 11, 12, and•
Jan. 19, at two, at the Court of comednioners. Attorney, Mr.•
- Whiting, London-Bridge-Foot, Southwark.
Edward 51•Grath. Regent-street, wine merchant, Dec. 18, at,
eleven, 22, and Jan.-19, at ten; ;!t the Court of Commissioners.
Attorney, Mr. With, GreatJansetiestriset, Bedford-row.
William Marshal!, Colchester-street, Whiteshapel, steam-engine
, boiler maker, Dec. 15, at twelve, 18, at even, and Jan. 19, at
twelve, at the Court of Commss leioners. Attorneys, Mesas..
Fortellatiti Paridge 22, Nicholas-lane, Lombard-street.
Henry Tristram, DuaCter-court. Mincing-lane, merchant, Dec. le,
22, and Jan. 19, at one, at the Court of Conunhilioners.
nays, Messrs. Birkstt and Co. Cloak-lane.
Richard Millar, Gray's Inn-lane, grocer. Dec: 16, 22, and Jan. li,
at eleven, at the Court of Commissional. Attorney, Mr. Gaii,, ,
South.square, Gray's Inn, Holborn. • 1
William Matthews, Old-street, St. Luke, timber merchant, Doss --
15, at eleven, 22, at twelve, and Jan. 19, at 'eleven, at the Court
of Cummissiunen. Attorney, Mr. J. J. Tanner, Ns* 84'102-
MS-street.
Jan Fry, Whitechapel, corn dealer, Dee. 111.:. at oat !9, at
twelve. and. Jan. 19, at ten, at the Constar esernaddoners.—
Attorneys, Messrs. Young and Vsllings, St. Mildred's-court,.
. . .
Poultry.
William Godfree,- Strand, wine merchant, Dec.lB,- at one, 22, at
'twelve, and Jam 19, at ten, at the Colin of Cannstasioners. At-
. toasty, Mr. Dods, tiorshmedialand-stnet, Strand.
Semple, Commercial Wharf, 'Regret's Canal, Hamprtetd-
Ion& timber Merchant; Efee.lB, 21; it one, and Jan. 19, at ten,
• at the Cduit'uf CoMmndoiserii. -Addible) Messrs. Stokes and
• -16111Ingrwonla, teteated-etreet. •
amillis,Harsieb:n' and John Godieb Asfigeft Long's-yard. Lamb
coodoit-awaet; Red Lion-square. wbektels cordectionersi.Dee.
11. at one, It, at amt lad. 19; ittiteive, at tterCoorr-ot
llatidntedatterd. "kittintele, 31esses. Mar, WT.-WA Sittistil
131-I.l4etpeltd.street, Broad-street. • • , • .

street.
Henry "Edwards, Brunswick-square, surgeon; Dec. 15, at twelve,
22, ani Jan. 19, at ten, at the Court of Commissioners. Auor.
treys, Messrs. Harris and Tyas, Beaufort-buildings, Strand.
Thomas Candy, sen. Marston Bottom Faris, Marston Bigott, So-
mers/whirrs, cattle salesman, Dec. 21, at four, 22, and Jan. 19, at
twelve at the Office of Mr. J. Boor, Market-place, Warminster.
Wiltshire. 'Attorneys, Messrs. G. and W. Helder, Clemener-
inn ; sad Mr. J. Boor, Manchester. . . •
William Hardisty, Liverpool. merchant; Dec. 29, 30, and Jan.l9,
at one, at the Clarendon-buildings, Liverpool.. Attorneys,
" Messrs. Adlington, Gregory, and Faulkner, Bedford-row • and
.Messrs. Radcliffe and Duncan, or Messrs. Lownes and. dobin-
..
Robin-
son, Liverpool.
William Parker,jun. Pontypool,. Monmouthshire, grocer, Dec.
11, 22, and estuary 19, at one, at the Commercial Rooms,
Bristol. Attorneys Messrs. Few and Hamilton. Henriett.-
street. Covent-Garden; and Mr. H. Beddoe, Exchange-build-
. 'logs, Bristol.
•
Anne Lillyman, Poulton cum Seacombe. Cheshire, innkeeper'
Jan:l, 2, and 19, at one, it the Clarendon-In:lifts., Liverpool.
Attorneys, Mr. E. Chester. .Staple Inn; and Mr.. W. /Rude,
John-street, Liverpool.
• James Grayston, Bury St. Edmunds, Suffolk, eider, Die. 18,
at three, 19, at eleven, and Jan. 19; at one.. at the Siz Bells,
Bury St. Edmund's. Anomie, Mr. Leech, Sari St. Edmunds;
and Messrs. Bromley, Gray's Ten-square..
Robert Hughes, Flint, shopkeeper. Dec. 17, 18, and Jai. 19, let
eleven,: at the Green Dragon Inn, Chester. • Attorneys, bk.
Jeyes,;Chaneery-lane ; &fr. Evans, Chester; and Mr. Horne,
Denbigh.
Richard Betook, Leeds, Unendraper, Dec. 28, 29, at the Court
Heise,
.Leeds, din jan. 19, at eleven, at the Court House.
Wakefield. Attorneys. 'Messrs., %Voodhouse and Weston,
Tensile; and Mr. Scott, Leeds. •
Thomas Woffkilin, New Melton, Yorkshire, corn-merchant, Dee.
21, at siz, 22, and San; 10, at eleven, at Kintierley's Hotel,
New Milton. Attorneyi.. Messrs. Hicks and 'Mardi, Grays
Inniquare' and Mr. Lambert New Melton.
Henry Haywood, Ramsgate, "innikeeper, Dec. 21," at three, 22,
and Jan. 19; at eleven, at the Guildhall Canterbury. Attorneys,
'` Mr. Wile, Ramsgate and 'Mr; "Rediiiiy.Qemeat's Inn.
Andrew Wirkilorthl :Derbyshire, scrivener, Dee.. 22; at.
'five' 23, and Jai. 19, at eleven, at the Rea Wirks-
worth. Attorneys, Mr.Thoitias, oi'Meisra. J. and R. Gillutclt.
hum. Cheeteraeld,.Derbtehke; and Meseri. Smithson, Dunn,
.
and .Haltdott, NATI fits. • - • . . .
WilliamOrahsas, Bristol, linen glraper, Dee. 14,16, and Jan. 19.
at trop. at the Rummer Tavita Sifiel'Ame,:liristol. At-
tornaps, /dears: Poole. Greenfield, and Glint*. Gray's Inn-
s_quar4; and Meurs. Parker and Johnson,. Bridge Parade,
01.
CharteiDean, Nottingham, grOe'ir. • Dee. 17, 22, and Jan. 19, at
eleven; at the White Lion TinrdOiiittetain. Attorneys, Messrs.
Eufifld and Soo, Nottinehanf; and Mr. H. Enfield South-
- eqiert, Grays Inn. • •
Walter Born, Hyde, Cheshire,.Unen draper, Dee. 22, 23, and
Jan... 19, at nine, at the York Hotel, Manchester. Attorneys,
Metes. Ellis, Walmsley,. and Gorton, Chancery-lane; and
Megan. Haddeld and Grave, Fountainwereet, Manchester
DIVIDENDS. .
jen.-d; 11 :Needham and GO. Macclesfield, Cheshire„ iron-
mongers at tot, at the York Hotel, Manchester-Dec.29, T. Big-
sold. senior, Norwich, banker, at eleven, at the- Court of Com-
mis-ionets-Jan. 8, J. Tombs, Kempstord, Gloucestershire, cattle
dealer, lit twelve; • actin Court of 'Cottintiasioners-Jan: 8, .T. H.
Jutting, Bury-court, St. Mary-aze, commission merekant, at
twelfe, at the. Court of Commissio.hers--Dee. 30, J Atkinson,
Lancaster, grocer, at two, at, the Royal Oak Inn, Lancaster-Dec.
30, R. Potter, East 'Teignmouth, Devonshire, ship builder, at ten,
at Coekram's London Hotel, West Teignmouth, Devonshire-
Dec. 30; J. Higgin, junior; Lancaster. scrivener, at eleven, at the
Royal Oak Inn, Lancaster-Jan. 6, G. Moore, LiverpOol, merchant,
at twelve, at-the Office of Mr. Richard Finlow, Clarendon plead-
ings, Liverpool-Dee. 29, W. Neate. Sweeting's.alley, Cornhill,
jeweller, at eleven, at the "Court of Commissioners-Dec. 29,
W. Twigs, Sheffield, plumber, at twelve, at the Tontine lon,
Sheffield-Jan. 7, A. .Morton and Co. Wellingborough, North-
ampton. bankers, at eleven, at the Town Hall, Wellingborough-
Dee. f 9, W. Norbrook, Fi,h-street, victualler, at eleven,
at the Court of Commissioners--Dee. 29, T. A. B. P. Gibb,
Speneer-atreee, Northampton-square, merchant, at one, at the
Court of Commissioners- Dee. 29. W. Edwards, Derby, book-
seller, at ten, at the Court of Commissioners-ee. 18. J. Mit-
Che11,.01.1 Cavendish-lime, Cavendsph-square, tailor, at twelve, at
the Court if Cumminioners-Jan. 4. J. Burnett, Leeds, woollen
draper, at eleven. at the Court House, Leeds-Jan. 1. D. Morris
and Co. Liverpool, turpentine distillers, at twelve, at the Office of
Messrs. J. and G. Crump, solicitors. Liverpool-Dee. 30. J. Wil-
shaw, Manchester, shoemaker, at eleven, .at the Star Inn, Man-
chester-Dec. P.O. D. Austin, Cottage-grove, Mile-end-town,
brick-maker, at ten, at the Court of Commissioners-Jan. 9. S.
Parker, Dublin, draper, at twelve, at the Commercial Rooms;
Bristol-Jan. 1. H. Halford, Oakham, Rutland, draper, at twelve,
at the Hotel, Stamford-Jan. 7. J. Heiken and 'I) Hughes,
Liverpool, timber merchants, at twelve, at theolliee of Mr. Leather;
'solicitor, Clarendon-buildings, Liverpool-
CERTIFI CATES.-Dec. 29. •
J. F. Sandman, Basinghall-street, Blackwell-hall-factor-W.
Walton, Liverpool, cloth merehant-W.Watner, jun. NocthWals-
' ham Norfolk, scrivener-J. Gray, jun. Birmingham. dealer-C.
J. B. Pons, Regent-street, dealer-W. blasterman. Kingaland-
wharf, whufinger-W. Thomas, Bath, woollen draper.
PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.
Henry Penny, of Yeovil, and John Hlilunoee, of Preston Ber.
mondsey„Somersetshire. woolstaplers--John.Willlanss and Rope
Davies, of the Gellyenses Colliery. Monmouthshire, dealers-Wm.
Tamen= end Elizabeth Nell, of Kingston-upon. Hull,aod of Louth;
Lincolnshire, ship-owners-Samuel Hewlett, and James Hale, of
the Soundley Iron Foundry, Saint Wiesen's, Gloucestershire, iron.
found.rs--Benjamin Coombe and James Gerock, of Manchester,
dealers--R. Walker ilu.bforth and Peter Coupland, of Leghorn,
merchants-Joseph Crowder and Matthew Bacon, of Ism Green,
Radford, Nottinghamshire, lace-manufacturers-William Whalley
and Thomas Brahman, of Liverpool, etwels.buildera-.Philip
Breeze and Robert Amiss, I Norwich, ntanufaeterko-James
Arbouin end Santul Arbouin, of Mara-lane, merchants-
William Gray and James Montrone, of Nawrastle.upon-Tyne,
woollen drapers hell merebant.tahurs-John Ainsworth and
James Newshant, of Preston, lirery-.table.keepers; Ste...-John
Joseph Child and James Sweet,
_of 804-tabu' y, _Dorsetshire;cahi-
net-makers anttiaphoiseeters.-John:grediten and Samuel Watt!
of Penryn. Cornwall, stone-Mason! and builders-JosephJ
stone and James Judson, of Liverpool, metehants-:.0. T. Duluth.%
and J. N. Johnson, painters and colour manufacturers-John
Whittle Ind John tearaley. of. Chorley,• Lancashire, coal•pit-.
elokers-4. S. Carswell and It. B. Porbrisk. Wardrobo.terrace.
Detettri'-connosos, and Addle...Mk' tipper Thames-street.
osantifeeturers-.N. Pe.teb. Singer and Regent-street,
woollesidrapetn-allenry Lyon 'and Woolf, of Liverpool.
.ettgravers mad• watch-maker.*-•‘Pitniiii_Allte. nr- A . 6"
' John•Sesslontnieseti..4of. Ningunnt_. Pelt and
-fteritenoWm:' Itabe nwlaptais and Wc0.41141 way, ST fitsiplt::

animadverted. Knowing, as we do, the unsullied purity of Mr.
Bentham's character, and the uninterrupted constancy withohich
be has devoted his powers (still as vigorous as ever,) during a life
of upwards of eighty years, to the good of his fellow-creatur.s; alma
that many of those who either share his opinions with regard to mo-
rals and jurisprudence, or entertain opinions nearly similar, are as
free from merited reproach u any of their fellow.citisens, we felt in-
dignant at.the attempt .to elevate M. Dumont at the evince of
Mr. Bentham and his followers. M. Dumont was, we believe, a
very worthy:also ; but he was first a sinecurist, and next a pen-
sioner of this Government to the day of his death. The gtound
for conferring on him his pension was, we believe, his labours on
• the materials of Mr. Bentham. When overtures were made during
the Fos and Grenville Administration, through the Intervention of
M. Dumont, to obtain the consent of Mr. Bentham to receive a pen-
sion 4 of 4400 a year, be not ealy declined the offer, Ink algal to
Al. Dumont, of whose kind intentions there could be no qu •
that their intercourse Must be at an end if he ever reverted to
subject. We whit there were many examples of this disinterested.
-.devotion to thegood.oftbeir country sod nuukihugpong those
who lay claim to a high morality. ''‘ 1 - *• •
TO THE EDITOR OF THE IiORNINGtHRONICI.F.
" Downing-street, Sth Dec. 18211.
" Sme—Having been confined at Clapham for some time by 11l
health, I did not sea your number of last week till to-day. I find
you have made very free use of my name, and have commented
with considerable acrimony upon some supposed writings of mine
in the Foreign Quaeterly Review.
." I beg leave toinformynu that I am not the author of the para-
graph in ittestion. I have no coonecdoo with Butt Reilew—did
not see the ',tick till don after It appeared—and bevel bad the
honour of•writing one line in the work. However, I may state,
that in most of your strictures and observations I agree.
"Your Sunday contemporary. The• Erwswiner, upon your au-
thority, has also fathered it upon me. I trust it will do, weirs,
justice to Insert this denial in its pest publication.
•"I am, Sir, your obedient invent. '•
llerniag chronicle. . . "J. MACKINTOSH ' '

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GERMAN PAPERS.

Frankfort .papers to. the 24 of December arrived yesterday.
The foUolviog are extracts :
HAGUE, Nov. i 4.

The cold, which has so suddenly set in,, will, if it should conti-
nue, interrupt the navigation, and be injurious to trade, because,
very' large quantities of colonial produce are on the waj 'from
Holland hither, and our Stock is almost exhausted in consequence
of.cesignments to Baden and Bavaria. Corn, as might be ex -
pected, has fallen considerably ; and u the accents from Ilol-
• bad, France, and England, at. not favourable,!l !ether decime
may be expected. ...
FROM THE FRONTIERS OF THE BUCEOVIINA,
Nov. le.
The accounts from the interior of Russia respecting the state of
the public health are favourable.—Stipplemeset to Me Allgemeine Zei-
tang, Dec.l.
Fauntroar, Nov. So.—Exchange on London, two months, ip i
—Frankfort Papers, Dec. I.

FRENCH PAPERS.

From Me Messages des Chambres of Sunday cond

Edition.

ADRIANOPLS, Nov. 15.

Our city was evAcutted by the Russians on the ilth lust. iskl I
cannot conceal from you the fact that this circumstance cawed the

We have been so accustomed to see these

Russians for •he last three months, that their departure seemed to
leave us in a state of solitude and d•solateuess. The public-houses.
the taverns, and the hotels, were then crowded and animated ; bin
now all is monotonous and dull. Besides this cheerless position, we
have the certain prospect of receiving as commandant the Pacha lit
&start, who is most cordially detested. Under these circumstances,
some of the most eminent Inhabitants of Adrianople are more than
ever determined to quit the city, and, indeed, have commenced their
preparations for departure. I most la justice, however, observe.
that a person who is intimately acquainted with the l'acha or Scu-
tari has assured me that the hatred of which be is the object is un-
deserved and exaggerated. He appears, indeed, to be more pas-
sionate than wicked, and his foolish ambition and obstinacy some-
times force him to commit acts which his cooler reason afterwards
disavows.

It is to be hoped that he will be wise enough; while he ig corn.
niandant here, not to pursue a system of recrimination, and Al)leant
from interfering with public opinion. A line of conduct dictated
by moderation, and just and prudent measute.,. will alone recall
the gond opinion of bit cotintiymen. A report has been circulated
this morning of new troubles at Constantinople. but It requirer
corifirmarion.-41eu.siosa age Gueste.
The plague, which has caused such ravagerisathe Principalities:
Lai how- begun to (Tread itself 'Podolia. The -cordon tuffsitaire
Is so be iarengtbersie4 on thist aldesgll the period foe the qsraranatine
is ism) for lifted; dys,7front the 16th of this month. It It hoped
tharab4 authoritleiwrili.pot pregleir anything which may till!) to
arrest the 'progriii of the tontigitiiii: Some peasants have already
fallen iricdenstok not * from Kaminies, where, unforiunitely,
a Inalarly riligns'isisteh has tarried of all the cattle in the neigh.
bourlsoo4t and reduced _great numbers of farmers to misery and
. • •

Count Poller;4 yoong Fromboon, maid= to the Rumfae
PrincessSAWA-of, ark° bas considerable estates la the deb of
the thirst mousataiusebe just discovered that there are dhasieds'
in the iron and silver Woe' of Iffbrria.znd he has ordered machines
to be eoneraCted. in order so ark them with the greater ladMtr
A ktter horn *wadi, a a ted Dee. 4. says, " The robbery of the
diamoo le is n I%* 1.16411 talked of. but the affair is stiß enveloped
in mystery. M. Wagnier,,a Judge of the Tribunal of Premier
I *stance, and who is said to have drawn up the judgment against
meets. Jouraudyid Claes. bas just been charged by a special
delegation of thelTribootti to -superintend the proceeding, and ft
seems the Princess is new =tido that her dlaissods will be
restored." •
• • TOULON, Nov. 40.
The corium Rh, commended by M. Harman, h to sail thi"
mooing on a private *optative to Admiral de 'Um sod will
brit* back kris:itches hoot Iliac Admiral. ._
Field. Marshal Bar= Bored,, Inspector Chemal of Cleadaneetie,
arrived here thedty before yeateeday, an has set off again this
morning. Tie Government ihrh touteatiOness to reduce the
"umbei of legions of Pederast*. end" this General has taken a
detailed account of the places eke* diva& mess ere stationed. and.
of die number ihsolutely messier! to Wimp the duty efkieady..
Very important despatch'', whithenivetilserebt estafette from
Pads. have hastened the departere of the wean-best Le Ilageur,:
Captain Loilvrist: Tice, ,Rhiaoseros, whew departs= was ass.
Doomed. but which was ditalon here. till today by aionislay
winds. was the bower Of despatcbes for M. de Rim godi for the
General comma isdiog tbeFraiii divlsbie hf thellieroog but an
was immediately•given to her Ctiotithattilsildthedmintches'whla
which be had beefibtrusted to the CapaiSicepe.l4lsgitor. -• •

1401 DON. '

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the -official belistio: Geziend
, kirk kint.ap reiel with Oat interest :
' it, will, also,-sorve isiiterially to eliieklate the plan of the
respective militari which we ilk" in our Paper
• of yesterday.

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• ' :The enemies ofSenth Aniarican Indepiidentis are now
• winning theineolUdnieith the outlined general insurrecr
• tion '0)196* Is that did. with the defection otpt,
of four theusand Mimi-
* • . cans to Genarol B#RitA DAS; "Olt dais capture of .Vern
Cruz • They: eent,to be unable to livannlese fed by lies,
• and' fillacim ciftheir own creation.. But we address bur=
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selves to their' victims—the timid, but honest and well
• • . •••• . , • •
, . meaning portion or the Community, interested in the
• welfare of South. Americo.
We can again minim those our friends that the troubles
in the province of Antiocha found no Chiefs but in' the
faniily*of COR.DOVArand -that they met with no support
from the population: that there is no ground for the
• insinuation against ;general OBADDO'S allegiance; and.
• , the fidelity of the province of Paste, both being assured,
• mid• that the vigour. shevin by the Government at Bogota
: and Cythagena, was iu fast influenced by a commendable
desire to prefect persona and property, particularly , the
• -mines.• from violence and spoliation7-rather than by any
feat- of the brigand& possessing or acquiring strength OS
contend 'againstthe State's authority.
' Nothing can tend More to inspire confidence in the
well-affeCted;-und itilittari:Velleotions in the factious end,
turindantly,clispoee‘,' than to lee the force, the proulpOi.;
• tude, Ind the si4te% coailiitatign'wl4h toe' weir
din-
•
• * plaliden this occasion: .The disposition.and movements.
• Ulthe'iriklisfrion the distant points or Bogota and dai:
. thagena; on an 'intermediate. lateral province, could not'
. • ~• hava,been reiitivelyfiettei regulated,,. and scarcely more
rapidly executed in England, aupposing Lancashire hid
• •been the scene afrettah, and London and Edinbuigh* the
" stations of the• go/visaM lt is front such circuit-
; etanees, manifesting organinitien and conceit,. that the
public may judge of the progress making in the conduct
of Government-rend its perfect identity with the whole
• territory of the republic. •

The relapse of the biller, I4ltottotas has put 01
thn !speculating qiiiduattes upon tba qui ttioe; and his
death—like. elAurirpai:s—if it should occur,' iiistpeoted
to living down the edi6cu.ag AM*, power; which -the
cowardice and diebentstratit% "lading
*nets have in one short .#siveniandi 'perinittetd..a, he-
wine so dangerously Overgrows. 014 contentporary4of
die Times—whose invention has been alsiatiropatiating.
ea that contingency—declares to-day to he deo not
know yet what to think of it. " Visor" still"-she lays
—" without the means of conjecturing was.veat

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