The Statesman.
London, England, 1818-11-26 00:00:00

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• slroststrday a very numerous and highly respectable ii
11wpaing of the Inhabitants of the Ward of Cheep
took.plece at St. Lawrence Church, for the purpose
enacting a St and proper persists as Aldermen of
thee Ward, is the room of *meet Goodbehere, Esq.
devoid.
The Loan MAYO* took the Chair at two o'clock.
11e. -3AIIIIII proposed Richard R.othlreil, Esq. Ci•
eon sod- Fishmonger.
Mr. lionsow seooeded•the neesinetion.
Mr. Genoa proposed Sir Thomas Dell.
.IMtis oomioatiou was seconded by Mr. WILATBa,
SIOOX.
Sir TllOlllllll Btu. assured the Madissreithaf hid
frikireow• it to have been the intentionotellr. Roth.
will to 'stead for the secant gown,' bm'alisseld set
hale for a moment entertained • thought of elm"•
ships to a moo so well known to,,ifted beloved
lipv'tbriethibiseete of the Ward. [ulna, bow.
evilii A • Mat" • of doubt whether that worthy
laisdeesse-. -mead& resist - himself ; and it was
.naiy &deg the • keeitetien Abet
$e11) to thoeglet ,et italics
leebeiled seillime.ese kebob*, ,
chamois-4 isvt.that-obicis arose
.me. of. *die tittles, and
ticrilletoemissetio• el his conflict.
tb. rablirthat-be sod Mr. Thorp
tit* of tilde slaty es Slsedffs at
tfillimitpt 404.$ the satisfaction
&Wei. Mr. Thorp hid
weed, . dlibliksibes Bolt concluded
. tbillieftegillbat.be Assad
lid be Wes eitlimdated; with
ltitie_.___,,lnt•ile meihdeeloeias, that now he had been as.
h wpm, !IC that Goellosea's concurrence with the
. wisopropeiedhim, he should, witheat
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agtit.,
illetirew -ell .preteusioris.—(4pplamm.)
•Avee witittirawiog, when
1-wiilebild, he could not let him ge with tisized"
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asivitisssulanhilale soth:dtecttheisettspossEthos" sceweioge.
realird *gybes be deported from th 6 Meetiegi
bit left-it ilige4let fullest. respect and esteem of the
Ward. ' . • • ..
. [Sir Theism thee heft the Meeting amidst much
applause.]
The Loan Si AIMS having called upoa•tba Aseees.m
bit to determine upon whom the chilies, fell, di,.
dared Richard Rothwell/ Esq. duly 'Aida Alder.
tees bf Cheap. ' ..- 'WO-. ,
'Mr. Alderman ttOTUWILL returned thanks for the
honour conferred upon him.
Mr. Gnaw, moved a Resolution,. that the Ward
bed eestabs•4 • severe loss by the death of Aldus's..
'Goodbelitte.. whose wood judgment, oolong liken
eddy, itidefatigable industry, and orbauity of mdse:
ItAfit endeared him to the inhabitants of the Ward
end that hi} death was not only a loss to the Ward,
but .to.the Nation.
/ . Mr. JAMES believed, that all the praise bestowed
M ras A.Witesea Gaetibebeve WO proper ly .bestowed ;.
Ise, Inv sr, considered the zeal of Mr. Gibson hadl
itua she loss to .be a no.
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nett oliscied to, and
limited the_ rii(iita the City of London.
The Resolution was tlissied unanimously.
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'Yesterday a Mort of Directors ewe held et tin'
%et ledis-llowee, when lb. following Captains were
'item into the commend of their respective ships,
etio—Capt. R. AWASER, of the Waterloo, end Copt.
T. HATISIDS, of the Streatham, for Bengal and China.
A duel, originating aver • dispute at play, was
fitted to take place on Winsbledon.common at dip
break yesterday morning, but information baring 661111 i
received that PolkeOfficars were waiting, the within
withdrew.
The Sessions for Middlesex begin at the Sessions.
bogie, Cletkenwell.green, on Monday next.
This Morning the several Prisoners who stand Celli.
milted en charges of felony were removed from the
different jails in London and Middlesex to Newgate,
preparatory to their taking their trials at the ensuing
Sessions at the Old Bailey, which commence on
Wednesday neat.
The report, that previous to Abraham Thornton
bating sailed for America, be had confessed the mar.
der of Mary Ashford, in a letter addressed to Mr.
Illackstock, Clerk to the Magistrates of. Liverpool,
has been positively contradicted by Mr. Blackstock.
• The attention of the Medical Profession is tailed
to the Dent Number of the Lyadels Medias, wad Physical Jour-
sal, to he published on the 1481 Dec. In comequeoce of pe-..
colter isoperitsgeeattaebed to isforniatiott respecting the disease
that has lately been prevalent in the County of Derby, from its
operant; mew views reverting the nature of Cow-Pox, qui its
Wane/ co the prevention and ronditiention of Vert**, his.,
eery of which they have been favouted with by Dr. liraltrily
Ilrby.—A coloured Bagrayiog, executed with the at erow.
ion, accompatties the Work, which furnishes-an eyed re'-
presentation of the appearance of the dkense iti its (laetrile
stages. They also take the present appraisal') to station some I
of the sn.4 important of the 'objects treated of in the same
/Umber of that Work, with the view of shossiag the extensive
research mod ardeous easn ions of the Condueors of it, iis order
to reader I worthy of the flatterieg degree of pouroaage it has
Attained :—ollgiral Memoirs as Hepatic Cliegewitto, by Dr.
Kieglahl—On the Means at detecting Arsenie, by Mr. Pri-
deaux—On Tic Douloitreo es by Dr. Leslie--Researches • re•
geeiteg the mode employed far the Treatment of Syphilis Its
file 16th Century—On the Medicinal measures instinctively em-
-tattled by Brute Animals—On the Botanical character nod Me-
nal (Kithira of Urs-a ea Ursi—An Abstract of tar Doctrine
of Floel no Mental Alienation—Critical Reviews of Dr. Ca-
knoatt's Work Ito the Pathology and Mode of Treatment of
ibphes Fever; sod of Messrs. Cooper r.Ol Traver's Surgical
Zia's. teed Analytical Accounts of several valanbk Foreign
decal Works and Origin! Memoire—The Transactions* of the
deo-Medical Society of New Yolk—Dr. Lallemoed's Phy-
ical Ilestsrehes—hlesuirs an the me of Moza in 11)dro•
aphides, by Dr. Re ;malt— On an Interesting Case of Rtraope-
vied Hernia, by Dr. Fosuaier—Report of the Salpetriere
anspiral for Led:dies, by Dr. Esquitol—A New Mode of Ex-
tracting Stone from the Bladder, by Dr. Commit, of the
tutted States—Curious Case of Fracture of the Arm, by Dr.
Vote vadat* other Miscellaneous A Welts ao Medical
sad . hleotsobjeets.
r lON TOTATtItte AND COTIRC-HOUSll.l.lrslitliS.
cied
..--A person of respectable appearance is going about
to the different Tavern and Coffee-house-keepers to
got • bed for the night, and in the morning taking
Use sheet away with him, and leaving the other
doubled vp to represent two, in case the bed should
be slightly looked at. He generally comes to the
house about half-past twelve o'clock, and does not
love his boots taken olf, that it may not be known
Vita t time he is going iii the morning. He is a short.
young Innis. about three or four-end-twenty years of
sr% (la Tidy vpivatence, a little pucked-Marked, and
pile ItrAiug,

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Tax NORTH-WEST EXPEDITIOX '
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The following additionst particulars opus ibis iti-
terettiog subject Are' from a Hull Paper, -received
yesterday' :
" The Isabella and Alexander discovery Ships,
arrived in die lumber 'on Saturday week; sod after
taking pilots ou board, sailed for the Miami ihe
following day. . ,
66 Capt. Sir Jobe Rim, of the Al 'oder, reached
this town on Saturday afternooni ati
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two afterwards in a rinds, riii ti .:t
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'following particulars respectiug lie newly-di
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sewed race of Esquimaus were communicated by
Sir John ltoss :—The discovery ships had bieul
ly twig adjoining the land,"beisieen Ist. 76., and 77.1
fastened to an icebeiv, for two or threedaye, and
bad just 'shoved off; when to their greet surprise they
saw some persons coming down from the interior,
towards the shore, inllcdges drawn by. dogs. ()or
couptrymeo insmeditattily.'* beck; but on landing.
the natives fled lotdiAls* the iiiieitor to *order. if
posdbie,.tai Opee'e4eetsniti4icaticin ' !him,
in bead . 'lltpidltion,
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MN. )01 lee ice,

iss able
them, •r
first
thithot

?=-The
..rge toasty
They said
to the

..a irbeitt
their error,
hi other lig&
41011% On being
the vessels, thet,iaituliested the ate
every thing they stir. They could t
low persuaded that the ships were.'
eased the power of speaking ;
y were of the satyrs of houses
td not be, since the former ire
, • lids, while houset. were atati
;veiledly handled the clothes of tht
'not conceive what sort of skins the,
their own covering being wholly of
Of bread or, grain they know not the use;
being induced to• pat some of the former into their
mouths, after masticating k for some time, spat it
out again as tasteless. Their own food, it appears,
was chiefly fish and blubber. They had never seen
any timber, and were quite ignorant of its proper.
ties : so that one of them on going aboard and seeing
a mast laid upon the deck, attempted to like it op in
his bands, as if he conceived it to be devoid of weight.
Another of them, on being taken into the cabin and
shown his image in a mirror, started back with sur-
prise, and•could not, until after repeated assurances
and experiments, be convinced that there was not
some person behiud the mirror. They appeared to
have no idea of s God, or of a feture slate ; nor do
they seem from what we can learn,:to have any etto:,
mks, but supposed themselves snle monarch's of Lid
universe."
The ATTEMPTS to obtain NEW CORN BILLS.
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Tlitfoitewit4llllolMrll4 a copy of thelateetted-
Petition, transcripts of *kith, as agreed •opon at a
Meting of the Farmers, Lindholdets, and others in-
terested in agricultural produce iu Middlesex and
Essex, have been, it is said, soot to all the principal
'towns and villages, that the greatest possible fturribe[1
of signatures may be procured, anterior to the open.
ing of Parliament:—
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TO THE HON. THE COMMONS. OF THE UNITED
EINGOOM. 1N l'itOtLlA M Wit ASSKAISIAD.
it THE BUNDLE PETITION OF .TIIE SEVERAL OCCU-
PIERS Or LANDS IN TUE COUNTY OF t WIIMP
MAIM Ana StEWSUN'to SWIIEIIIIIEO,
Stioilinnt,—That the soil of the [Jutted King.,
does is competent and fully adequate to the supply. of
its population, even if it were much more numerous
than it is, with all the productions of the soil of the
United Kingdom ;—that is I. say, with corn, meal,
flour, rye, oats, peas, beans, barley, bier or bigg,
wool, flax, hemp, hides, tallow, seeds, butter, cheese,
poultry, vegetables of all kinds natural to the climate,
apples, and pears.
" That yoor Petitioners, with all humility submit
to the consideration and wisdom of this Honourable ,
House—That es the soil of the United Kingdom and
its productions, are the prime source of national ins
doge,' and of revenue, it is impolitic, if this allega-
tion be true, to admit any productions similar to
those of our ome soil and climate, into this country,
duty free, until the cultivation of our own soil shall
have extended itself to its utmost limits; but whether
such allegation be correct in all its parts, or not, it
is unjust to the occupiers of the soil to admit such
productions duty free, inasmuch SS every such ads,
IDission tends to disable the occupiers of the soil from
payment of their rent, tithes, taxes, and wages, while
it leaves them subject to all the pains and penalties
incurred by the omission to make good any of these
payments.
" Yoor Petitioners, therefore, humbly pray, that
this Petition may be reflrred to a Committee of their
Honourable House, where evidence may be given in
support of the allegations it contains; anti If it shall
there be made appear to be a jest, egoliatile, and ,
necessary measure, then, but not otherwise, that all
the productions of the soil df the United Kingdom,
may in future he protected from the import of simi-
lar commodities, duty free, in as full, ample, and
beneficial a manner as the merchants and manufac-
tureri of the United Kingdom are, by the Navigation
Act, and other Statutes of the realm, protected in
their shipping arld manufactories, from foreign coo.
petition, duty free. And that your Petitioners may
have such relief as to the wisdom of this House may
seem fit."
We also understand that Meetings will be held in
most of the county towns of England and Wales, foe
the purpose of more completely effecting the object
in vie*. A similar assembly of the Lend-owners,
Farmers, &c. of the counties of Somerset and Glou-
cester has been held at Bristol, and from the Metro.
polis various instructions have been distributed over
the country, with a view to facilitate the circulation
and signature of the Petitions.
Lord DUDLEY AND WARD hes been pronounced in
colirslescent state, and no doubt is any longer en-
tertained of his Lord;hip's recovery.

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. .Ties UNCERTAINTY 01 POWER.
The anxiety for the result of the evacuation of
France b? the Allied troops, matinees to pens*
all ranks. This anslety. however, is not to ascertain
what the Potentates will de but what move.
merits will take place amongst the People, The
lenity shown to France proceeds entirely. frees the
fear of the dormant spirit of repeblicsaisaa. Its
enemies are afraid of tossing the sleeping lion, to
threw off again from his strengthened litebellse in-
eimbrances of hereditary Government, the pageastry
ref a Court, and the mummery of deceptive faitls.--
. 'rite ended contribotioes are not now to be paid In
etas nionau. The period is doubled! Eighteen
'months are allowed 'foe um final liqeklation of the
Before eighteen swaths have elspeed, what
wonders may not have °ensured ? It is an " age of

sevolasiess:."- This tact should sever be.soffeseck t•
escape Ibts mind. Tae stow esesensents of peat ogee,
whale ignorance and fanaiicirm tattod the, beesissi,'
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Imost indissoluble
mid, in letarth
ages, may mews
*asks twilit
atesee fqs its rays,
poser of the
is so ali.effi.
of magic. 'I ke
'OD! Ile spoke
tient." Ire but
no 'nary," and
'I In eighteen

Peaolulient which may
basiness, a mete
Soinetbits; that no
iod, the national
liable ifnitators
pablic istdignatioskl
mockery,of Go.,
the altar, of le.l
Fre 'lce, and ate'
bt a 'ld Matte to
meretricious splatidogir,'
-ltneis—rlttireet•
Ind risiettout of
whose sickly
light oajy 4.l;des the desolation spread second, -
Tina Ministerial ravens no longer conceal • their fears. They i
I are loud in the expre..iiiir of their alarms'. and it is w himitiod
enongli to hear the pretest language of the boasted Teotwers at
legitimacy is France, and to •contrust it with toe trionipiMmt
tone that distinguished the fame*, " curviest of Maui, I" when
treason Opened the gates that hnstility could never have burst
through; 'Tien lessee etas " delighted" a ith the rebtoriatien
of the Ileurhoa. ! The faith of their forefathers was hailed
with, " euthietasm!" *notaries, and bead., and iodulgences
(at wbieli the RoyoUill• filet other spoiled children, tatted vety
leask.to geed). wet* ail received again with " trareport I'
ins. is Mel, was shoaled by every one who was paid for the
cry; and Henry lir. was skid to have received much additional
honour for heing the ancestor of Loafs XVIII. if the dead
Wairriorroald are peeped tut* the kitchen of his Mistrial's
descendaut, possibly he would have coofe-sed that the " De-
sirid" and " Beloved" had exceeded hint in .tuoghter :
had he paid a Viltii to the table, tie would hose 'con-
fessed, that is eating Ads vidints, Louis had decidedly
the advantage. • All prance, however, wa. delighted, traa.-
'ported' anal we Maw are what besides, at the eat restoration
of a King.: who hod reigned twenty years witimat a king-
dom 1 Aud as a good Rip; should always share the fate of
iris sublet:ls, Louis. too, la a little time, was transported in
Wive., in a carriage ial- If i to Wait the /picas of &SAM
'tie of his 'abject.. By
a , and these i,aoill b•iyuriets, he vrai wait rogaio to
re 4 110 till niece was as raw delighted, as before ! The
,filewevisei though toookto govorn,was sot too oidto lean
that. I,wae snit for goveraasent ; sad having no wish to travel
any *be at his age, he looked round fur some one to govern
for him. Amongo his own family, the search was quite useless.
lining isty of royal brains, had been swigged them. in
iate
all, p lily ; but royal Intsltectl can rarely be adapted to
public .iness. And doling that those whip had been in the
habit a ruling. were the brit qualified to rule, the King threw
himself into the arms of the Republicans. us the only peraons
whir could traruncrthe baciarss of the nation, without patting
• to luttard the spoiling of his dinner, and probably the total dis-
arrangement of his litcheo apparatus. 'flieresult divleases oar
Ministerial writers. l)r. Soot:dart is indignant at his want of
spirit, And the hanalliatiag condition to which he 'has'been
reduced. .. What. a King of France (says he) earplay
,a Republican I" Why not, since he most do so ? Pieces-
slay has no laws. " Recall the murderers of his brother!
' Plot 40 fait, Ih. ihipiidtkrt; The King may regret that his
1 brother was executed; sad so may the relations of any other
1 criminal—hut it will answer no purpose to call the pnbilc exe-
tattooer of an anisortior Mouth, a murderer; or abash* a
notice for doing itself justice upon se oppressor ova traitor....
WPAllver the King shay wish to do. it may be allowed so the
Doctor, that his conduct Is prescribed to him, and by these Who
haves's, nation with them, to warrant the line of condnet which
they prescribe. Right divine's as ridicilous Is Frances! it ought
to b ; —and Kisligsare there k noon is their true light. The educe-
fiat of the Ilevolutioa has destroyed all that Radish reverence for
feathers. let names, nod embroidered clothes, which did so little
credit to the Frei.ch character. 'they will serve so more "Grand
Mannrques." They will assert rod notiataiii their own rights,
sad snare the rights of their picterity lii the late electieus,
" sot a loyalist bar been chosen !" Thit speak. volumes as to
theeitinsatlors in which loyalty is held to France. Commons
epee such fact* mould be unnecessary. The Conscripts cry al-
ready— Vivi la Nation! and tie treatment of Napoleon by the
KNOW. Ministry will not increase their veneration for a king,
who mien Idle Cominaader of their choice to be the victim of
private barrod,aad personal revenge.

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CORONERS' INQUESTS.

Aa Intrisition wart takes on Wednesday morning. nt twelve
o'clock, %before '1•11031aS Samson. koq. Coroner, lit St. Denbo-
lomew's Hospital, on the body of Mrs. Maria Paul. a foreign
Lady, whose death was caused by the falling of the hnut troll
of Mr. Smith's house, in Lembard-otreet, which was injured by
the recast OM The derailed was geint upon some hosiners iu
Lninherfreireet, shod was walking on the foot.patb ea the side
of the retie opposite Mr. Smith's Wore, whets the wall felt upon
her head, deprived her of sight, Matured her face most hor-
ribly, mid fractured several parts of her body; she died on
Toesdaytmaroing. Verdict Accidental Death.
Wedodadh_y ghtemosso an Inquest was held at the sign of the
Hope, in Blathosoor.street. Clare-market. before A/117840i?
Gets, bag. Coroner for tbr...City of Westminster, .me the body
of Robert Reeve, whit .ime been formerly Cilltird; bat lately
Driver of is Stage teach, W put u period to his existence, by
blowing his braise oatiotrkh pi.tol, on Toesda_ y moruiag„ at
his lodgings, No. 6. Cliensassort, Drove-hoe.— Verd act, " Tbat
be tame to his daub by sheitlitiiiielfs being at the time in a
state nfoaatt%acl derangemeot.”.? • • •
Wed van Inquest wad Mtn London Hospital. be.
fore Jcsust RIGHT Ihttnif, IP;sq.
Coroner. en the Itody
Elisabeth Lloyd. aged sit years. daughter of Mr. Lloyd, of the
New M •It appeared in evidence, that thederemed was is
the act Ol getting a mug of water fr'.m the woter.buti, and a
candle, wait* she laid on the gromitdering the iotervai caught
tier ; her Dermas brought An opposite neighbour to her
Webiloar, who eitingsiolsed s gees, but she %As burut se
dreaMillyr Mot she died shortly Wee. Verdict—Aecidental
Delll/1.,-. .?"-i • • • 4 'll • •
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FI aro brake out en Wedavetimy satemaort
in ItynOatinet, Cold Itasissequare. at the house of Mr. Conant,
a dealer le buster. The sipper part of the house was •eriotisly
do ,tend considerable property was destroyed. It sap.
posed' that tbe.eeldrst etrighsated Make IMlowing eanitopr:-.
A prrsqa wits resided isk she ewer story went from borne for a
Mort tppe, leaving a lire is the grate. which commonicto ed to a
bed ads to the other titeditere, and destroyed it but for its
affirming the- eregtho tram heirs. brewheare, and
p the premises won*" I li probability._ .helve
been deal-rag*
Miro 04Nitt.r. goes 'down te.tokhetter oft.r th,
re-opeoing_ of the Theatre. where oho lantrird
petforos three of het prioripel character,: •

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upeemeses-- wroore pewees • rtutsett
.sseir &deg the beeitation
..that b
Mali) lied". &eight ,ef dating hie P
veektwied volhkeficeo basest, cone',
cbardittero 110311101-whicit arose froi
anise et. *die dbties, mid bad mark
alisraleteeellivatitre ,of his conduct. I
thtrobtirthat-he sad Mr. Thorp kw
MOO Of thole elety es Shedffs, at a
o.oasity, *doll •te the satisfaction I
&Wet. Mr. Thorp had already i
Ws& . ElliwOomis Bell. concluded 1
tbottooltribat.h.sheold not ham
1011. he Wee eliallesiated; with the it
‘.ReettWellw evribdtreledeg, that new i
t Ili* IC that GOWildasn's cancel
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wlialweerptateein%iohae
i I Wee withdrawieg, wits
00* - M rtietirisediMeeiM, he coda not let
vr • 40$11111,11“ that tit
sell& his conduct
realird *o4:when be deported frt
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t• • .hreleft•it itigkito tallest respect am
' .. Ward.
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applause.]
. The Loan Moiroa having called
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' WI t. *determine epos whom the
dared Richard Rothweilt Esq. del;
ores of Chap. '
i ^Mr. Alderseo ttOTUWILL rearm
I %metric conferred upon him.
1 Mr. Grarro,n moved a Resolutio
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bed eestaisod•• severe loss by the dr
•Gossibeltrie, whose weed jedgero
1 "silty, itidefatigable industry, and 1
• 1 Deis, endeared him to the itshabitai
end that bit death was not only a I
' • bat to the Nation.
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i ,Wr• JAMES believed, that all the
upon 14.1devetas Garmllheearevres pr,
be, however, emollient! the zeal of
t.-!--• tile flro iA. 1/18WIPleg abe h-ct
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j. ....'.. r. GIIISAILII the.pett
. • baited the eitiiiieo the loss to the
The Resolution was carried °oar
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'Yesterday a Coed et Director
Zest I idle-11one, whits lb. follow
sworn into the commend of their
~ , ele-,--Capt. R. ALIASER, of the W
• , T. II AVislos, of the Streatham, for

t himself ; and it Was 40%91114 in heserdglitlkp'ef!
n that be (Sir Thomas
so „ d abontarereisitaloehr t'
leg his Jeee• eta object; when he Ossig'isi wi
• consectermithlebtis hisperfeetly understood by th
arose from Aimi pod 'their tinning. Od the
had method this relit i saiivos rt.t„uired of
edict. It was knows 4;e - Vint or a,„„....1
Thorp had, 'M the , , bet froth a tai
(Ti, at a period of mete
iafction of their fellow • 'ail the
lraSs6antoht.biarThitli
already received hiss fee -te • bitable ice. It was 41' h 4
included by repeating to e 04151 be convinced of digit
d not hare offered himself our • kouotryareri,.
ith the intentlon et alf; froth some Mais. planet.' 10

71_lnr:LbiLnrdat'ver. I femme ;ad mind, in heavy and Gimes
7....i71 ltki "I. bonds, are passed army. What leo°
adariL.4.4411,:; times, haste been the work of many al
✓.I"TY'"""‘L transpire is an instant. Aininc4cdga
0 Ili "!,"lf the tepidity of light. ,04,111 an anima
Ind aiso to .comke. andithe void is instantly filled. The ;
introducll.9o taki°l4 Petrie :is s ~gamic, public mind
t their iisitors tame ck resemble those of
he Estiiitneux told gee._ v: IS the voice of GO
!eeetrY e great !ad there at lid
id this tees impos* me. o, (mow roan/. G. thoo
' sehfais6o!4 /*CPI' neat inanikilated I
direliatait thee for Pemba&
Ats
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