The Statesman.
London, England, 1821-04-30 00:00:00

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to -111111111T1014. The ant pabliesdon on thio ool4ect ►loo jest leeeed Whoa de Coed met,* the Lead bitter Jestke As:' Rielniterulser_heee. het Seer s‘ al*" 1110-10
leis Hie failliou to bestow sorb unlimited sad exam- from the press. It appears is the anpretendivot fig oto,..inineeti the ind...idit.
of the cosset. lose breakfasts They ;tentsa them about seem
s•oof admiration is thew oral Fends. Madam that lit- of a journal, wells wham by Mr- frialom_nwlls_ s taselliiii; -a. Mht:wall --;
-*Mob tress, that the aals' eisto-1115•Outte:ns' inlise.edibtiritilliooolsodosaibe-111"114111ivisipt:boolellhelhieldmild ire:
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1 1:e encearagement is afforded to seders and *alive dictated as amieftrog mewl to the Reels. I the suit .thOtild he made absolute, it that appeerieg er
Artists. Indeed, plaint seems to have taken se fast absence of Capt. Parer' work, which. Is still de!stY" so SIM Wel, that the bankrept had made to the sem-
iholastrorty pu.resetsdocittajoreattiradotoonstatem. the sppereeleasso
a bold ea tune egad% that the stotott eseetieet and ea ateconat of the more exteaded seats ea which it has odeshoiosa that cattesure
aid diseovery.
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to noose obey hoseahally mow emir
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reseetiolla lawfully put, which be was hosed to make She" he* the tearer Part at the' ha". harrha4•lllB‘
most Await West will sootooly Leo to ream for been
itdoes sndoertake:,lithis may serve at least to feel*. if
w o y gratify, the expectation of the rding to the Act of the' Mk of
a.sAttist of the reseal day. any great degree of ceiebri- if they did not disperse. Thlitlionad.lyaat°ppeolger:setaill‘
*.- la order to lades* the riblioi...tolud_gge fitlinrly.hetwir
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ilotioratoiosoatiedftrfraroan!apepers tads ainfeilae;tirstg: town "isitthatfileceigm'allie".
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Celdrfandjaloort.tee.l.astke BRIM con- ter•
aspense therewith who .sitiored die meet levestiool
1 Sn•Antiente end Mod
the WW"*.
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est" ."en- - and by the 3d August in the same year reached the
"stabbed together, sad this appears is be Mr. Ouiven's spot at which the presedieg expedidoe was abandoeed.
for
ethanvltitept
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lieln
arieltinstedurebyof for
itClootoetrectatistilos. weevil; atty"eldelet
,wed„ serweedosta.thwetho I.l' ens shot. 471°° and;
It
ides in placing. arose the prodeetions of his own Pes-
ci), two ezqaisite lassleespes, one by Cbation. sod the Tossosi. Ave. 3d.-;-We made considerable Pre* g° Poo house, and Pin
ono*
gi "IC man they found is it to death. At this period moo*
of armed men were seen coming la from differeet pant
gress to the westward to-day, for we were at news (by brought an settles against them for this committal,
I ethic's? Wason.-This may he thoughtiomewhat bold, chronometer) in lengitede 80 deg. 30 mho. W., and and he is sow *Waited in that action, by the jedg-
-Iwent of the Coate'. of the country, and the people were la the act of sett's/
t. bnea
faira ette paresis% listottliwiligTallit preiplaitTelaymmilheitetitessed hytoesitrer since that time we have had an exoelleunt raceme:art
iant
allhoes. la the dot place, eight o'clock la the evening, we were y There was notklect of importasee in the business 6ve the bee* end eeseeeee' whea the Sheriff,"
r Artists.) product two
we may venture to predict that sods att. • will
tiea toast:114181y consumed in the flames or sassaered, cosseetad a
Uncle matinees but a few of the court th out the dee Many eases were preheadiag that himself sad his entire party woethi
he
lessen that wide d o- nkoorsgas. itissondow,ifwte shall decide whether land exists passed ovn in conseglintee a hie.. tkariettss abet .
,lera Painters, which eh y exists in imaginatims, and emoimmemomooman liberate his prisoners, who were Pat oat of oft et di
where it is said to have been seen last year; at present
in a great meanre. has takes its origin is the bigotry the weather is perfectly clear, and there is nothing to POLICII. whams, and the people went sheeting sad ham
and enthusiasm
with which men of thalseesest are re-lag, sad firing re 1[ in the air.----(Petriet.)
1 ' saiw. co dm be seen to the wesemard bat a elear ma I •-•smoss----
r yard any thing, bearing the stamp of The south land, after passing Cape Castlereagh, On the same evening, we lament to state, that M
next place, it would, undoubtedly, excites doable degree IlAssiox-Horse.-On Saturday several men were as.
• orought before the LORD MAYOR by the water bailiff. -we, returning from the fair of Ratoath se his ao
of emulation among Artists, if they knew that their treads to southward and westward, foresieg a large I.
*Arks were to be exhibited by the side of those of great bay, the bottom of which was so distant from ae. that house, between Summer-hill sod the Cress-ke in
fa catching fish with illegal nets, for the purpose of ,
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robbed
of
a. Tv,
Mastitis, who have heroine the favourites of sea of sap it is premising scaling them. The scales are sold to make artificial
_mid.
munseres, ;tau twat one hundred posse
poeed tote, and of ter ea wealth and iallasette. toe much, indeed, to call it a bay, as it
pearls of, and the fish thus stripped are mostly thrown
might for aught we know, be a passage to the south-
We have always 6111'k°' Mr' (114.6114'e Palette' and ward. The land to the westward of this bay oaspea- - -
) :into the water stain alive.
we feel our admiration inereaied by the view of is az- . As some labourers were digging for gravel la tl
hibition. His landscape* are remarkable, net way for saes, appeared to be lower than that on the opposite His Lordship expressed great suds nation at the
apes fields of Littingtoa, in this county, a few du
, , the booty of their execs
hut also for Mete in the side of it, and the formation, or contour of it, differed practice, and threatened to punish with 'severity any , ~, foundation • '
.ago, tory ..worsted the of a wall, will
it , aeleetiois of the views. The foliage is, is reseal peen- also from that of the land to the eastward ; fo: it ap- other offenders who should be broeght before bias.
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liarly rich and lulled set, and the sensitise es the' sem- peared somewhat like that which is called 'I able Lan .
mite of the trees and hills. is most happily repreeessal; whilst the laud that we have passed is fall of account- which were de * I h bones.
In the present eam he satiated himself with ordering . . .
the nets to be destr.syed. posite. 'mine groan nes. Upon
vestsgettos it was ascertained that the fouiniatisa
, I % but among the rations beauties which we discover, we hated hills, rising
cannot but think the tints of many of the pictures too to .
of
one above another from the sea-side. Thomas White, an inhabitant of Weer-street, St. the wall enclosed a qoadrangelar area of 34 yards
the top the mountains. Oa the north side, andt4 running parallel to, and at the distance of al"
• vivid. and this fault, we (deserve more particularly in Olive., was summoned to pay 71. I Is. for arrears of '
the colouring of some of the skies, and mounkincius a little to the westward of the bay, or opening, that I tythe due to the rector of that parish. 10 yards fow an ancient Roman era , railed the A
parts of the landecapes; but feel awned that a little re- have jest n describing, there a sun
bee is • Oar ulf, or the -
g White stated. that he bad been in muse for .v II •treet, which was the line of comminierim
..tion, assisted by a coalmolaltall af the voftoess and passage, and of greater extent than the above ; our which the claim was made only since Janeary last, tween the Roman station at Ashwell anti that at CI
delicacy of eLeoolt will enabler nr. °L°TIII ell cliff*" distance from the nothernmost part of it was likewise •eford. Within this area are formed a numbs
and prior to his taking. lie was assured by the tythe
his error. too considerable to enable us to speak with certAinty of agent. wha now seassolosed him, that the arrears did t 00000 an urns, quite perfect, of varbies site and test
Mr. Menem'. by the ability displayed la a painting of ~_
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t_ . . r•intaining bitters and ashes ; alms i fatiely of pas
stank, which is placed la the tint room, has skews that "jv smin°", of be land ;it appeared to to, ingleml, as not exceed 31.
his talent is net realised to le
des and there is if it consisted of a number of islands. The land to The It ad bitted the correetness of the slate- i •teilr. simpula, some with one hat& Come with
dff ed l "t fea a en
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• .nipollee and lacryinatories of difiereet sine
also a painting of pheasants well deserving of oar no- the west vard of this opening itr asoin i s - agent, but insisted neon the liability of the defililLait
tic.. and of the hiahest commendation, In acconat of the lures fro n that on the north side of the entrance of . for the whole of the arrears. aisap s ,'lre urns are composed of a red nine oda
amazing richness and alt of the plumage. which Lancaster's sound, for utline appeared to be „ore ,
Ihe Lotto Mayon, however, entertained a 'Wherein a h-ark argillaerous earth : those of the red are 1
seems to glitter in all brilliancy of hue Wand to the regular and less elevated stetan the latter, and it has the har.l.•st and most derable; mane of
opinion, and, Nailer the particular eirenusstanees of
.: e teat .• . ..
they blast
birds themselves. decay, and when Materiel
much less snow on it. As we were sailing along this L.
t... case, conceived himself jnatified in refusing a war. in -In a state n'
EGYPTIAN TOMB. forenoon, we happened to pass close by an iceberg, to rant of distress, tile spa•le of the tabourer have fallen to pieces. I
e which a boat was sent to take some asininths, and, to haV hitherto been only one coin found, and ths
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Our surprim. the result of them gave less variation,. 11011111 DAI WIDER. ...In ref 'frajan, with the bead of 'lndio on one
On Friday afternoon the Egyptian Hall, in Pieta-.,f1 on the reverse Britannia leasing upon a $
nearly by two degrees, than we found in Possession -.0.----
dilly. was opened for the purpose of affording to thewi • .1. a .11',' underneath ;but as labourers ar*mi
Bav notwithstandi, that we bare every reason to Maize. Aram 23.-Yesterilar, about one o'clock. a
friends of Mr. Belzoni an opportunity of privately ant .
1 i e that we are approaching the magnetic pole; Coroner's
Inquest was held on tile body of Mary Dog- in tia.ing researches, ills hoped that further di
in tin his
arc g fie •ilak to the interior of the
bat these observations were taken rather too sear betty, wife of James Dogherty, of Exchequer-street, be- :ie. may still be male. There have been aim
I regal tenth which he discovered in the Tidally of
moos.
so , fore Alderman Mary Jones, one of the Coroner' of this least 80 bodies found, some of which apparentl;
t ' that tiny are a.ltobe so much ie I pended • • .
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• par Readers will remember the ardent seal with ea as those taken the other day. Whilst the boat was city.-The first witness examined was Ann Nowlan, who
lives at No. 4, Esehequer-street with her aon-ia-law; is lire.% buried in conies of wood, as a number o
at the berg, they were employed on board scantling; mother to the deceased, Mary Dogherty ;on Sunday . greatly
n itscorroded have been dugout of (het
'Which this indefatipble and adventurous traveller
t they struck the bottom in three hundred and seventy last, the tga of Aril. deco* anal 1,„ hushind had Ihe spot of ground open which this discovet
10i • 1-'' peons:need his subterratutous rematches in various' heeis called in ancient deeds "th
' t , three [antems, soft mud, and at the same time a tide some angry words; deceased was tipsy at the time; de- n made
ports of Egypt, seramnating every obstacle which
• lor current was found setting north 6S degrees cast reasest was in fault; she did not tell witness that any Walla," and lies at the bottom of a hill, on th
. , she udices of the senit.harbaric Chiefs, the sordid true
at
she
este
of
seven fathoms
per hour. person had indicted a wound upon her :in consemtence mlt of which is a tamales, celled " Limbery,
, profsmir o his followers, or the mean jealousy sited in
w' of their qnarreiling she left the bons., and did n.st se! sometimes " Linibloe-bill."-(Cembridgepftpet
Wines f his less outerprislag rivals in discovery, op- IbleBlIDA V, ihru.--The momentous question 90 oft,. whoess again anti' the evening of said day, in Mercer s ROYAL !hems Ntit.-At eleven o'clock oa Sae
r posed to him, without enatneratiog the nature! JIM- alluded to in the course of this narrative fed i
,o___, _ndoed, a Ho= in the presence of some hundreds of person, tl
I •;', '•a Jose: thee said he could not receive the
culties atteadast upon such sadertakings t samosas- subject of conversation of nearly a twelvemonth past) 3 eeshonst stone of the sew dome at the Royal EseNian
19 ti bit, on awls, however, he at tenth sacepailesl to die- has this dry bees decided ill the moo la labia I thi. verdict from the Jury, until the arrival of a prof' .
its place. In weight it is above
covering oft of the finest mosemeate of Egyptian an- ways thought it would be-that is, that no land exists on Oeatlenian, for w Imo he waited nearly two hours. rh, elevated hi
inconvenience net treed is consequence of there not be- ton. In the tentre of it there is a cavity of t
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. • tignity. the tomb a King Pesoonis, and found it in a the west side of Lancaster's Sound, Where it was said to inp a professional person appointed
Ito attend
f inquests of 40 inches deep. to receive the iron to which
•.• state of preservation which is truly surprising. Mt. have been seen last year; for we were to-day at noon in at the hospital. However, afterlia apasde o 'was& is to be attached, and the whole surmounted
illiddi, in coajunctioo with an Italian artist, after a longitude 86 degrees 56 minutes west, which is nearly hors, the State Sur
n (Mack ). Surgeon
• ' • rasshopper, the crest of Sir T. 0 Wain, w
t ...• ,I 1 your's perste/0110g application, succeeded in ski
three,- degrees to the westward of where it was laid down. amved.tbe latter o whom was sworn, and, after having g
tbe Royal Exchange in the reign of Queen El
examined the body of the deceased in the presence of
correct models of the figures and ornameuts contained The following extract describes the arrival of the the State Bargee,. deposed as follows: -"•fliat the de- The stone was placed with loud acciamutions,
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I. ite the tomb, nail has here pentad's% them In the order expedition at 110 west longitude, entitling them to ceased appeared to ham reeeived a wound in the cavity colors of St. Mary Woolaotth were hoisted at
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. le which they originally stood, in a form capable of the reward appropriated by Act of Parliament :-ud, be it f the eaffold op the south side.
of the abdomen, which wound appeared tohim, a tren2.L.1_21....._
i grotifying British cariosity without the fatigues nand sAbelieved, had can .ed her death • and also there appear-
. TUMMY, 4Tu.-At seven o'clock this afternoon, we
. , 6 hissed which mast attend a visit to the sacred valley ref contusions on other parts
• 'f' her body, and souther MARRIED.
plished the first portion of the discovery of the On the WM inst.. at Ridielead. Snrree. C.
Of Behan el lialook. wontul on her right arm.
It On eaterieg the Woo*, our eyes were sainted on north-west passage, deemed by the British (internment The State Sargeon was then sisowined. anal coned*. hose*. 111841.• of Ceavan-street. solicitor, to Ameli
daughter of tbe late Rev. R. M. Deleon', off
1 1 , Read in every only
worthy of reward ; for at that hour we crossed the me- rated the testimony given by Surgeon survey.
Ali sides by Awes utterly as large as life, which . .
' • • iltand in basso relief° from the walls, being an exact nd'an a"0 degrees of longitude. west of Oreenwich.- teslc On tisturdey, the Nth inst.. alit. Michael% 4
The Ja. 7si era! I dalthtial as to what verdict they Mr. Charles Ryder. of Rood-lane, to Elisabeth, di
The execs time of our crossing it was well ascertained,
„ model, accompanied by • profseion of hieroglypides. slionlifveturn. an .l as Surgeon Macklin was about t.•
W. J. Goss. Esq.. of Bull-wharf. ueeohithe.
1 . I asked him if the de. .
!'ye whole of these are purtrayed in various colours, for we had good sights for the chronometers at 6 o'clock withdraw. the rwre,naw oithe Jury . .
the richness of whose tii.t4, after a lapse of 3000 years, p. tn., the mean of which gave longitude 109 degrees 50 cessed
.bad sold him who murdered her? 1 o which the MO.
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is truly astonishing. Among theme, we were much minutes W., and the patent log showed when the other Slate Surgeon answered-" •to me, w len
her that she was wounded b her husband."
Sh ld I Ivisitsd Oa the Iffith instant, at Ustion•grove, Mrs. Psyt
y . of the late W. Pe) ton, Esq.
• I , i atsusk with oat of the portraits taken from the mo tee miles bad been accomplished. The only rand in sight :. lie evidence and
Alderman Joues then recyitulated t 9 mitoana.
Oa tee I7th Instant, aged O. Mr. Au stir Fla
1 trance hall, which represents the Egyptian divinity at this time was that on which we landed two days ago, the Jury returned the following verdict:---.
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z' death
liisirie, behind whom is the Goddess 800, receiving and it is somewhat remarkable, that at this very place "We find that Mary Dogherty came by her in .......i. wastes/aster. ehyotst.
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• King Peeteurie, who Is introduced by Areeris (the there should be abold cape, which is indeed the first and consequence of a wound which was inflicted on ber by "71-
Apollo of the Egyptians.) The great profusion of •-r- only high land that we have seen since we have made a 4
sharp instrument, by her husband, James Dogherty." MIRE CORDIAL BALM
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Y.. umnents, and the superior style in which these figures.
aA
ore represented, show them to have been he'd in high his toast. The ridge of Mph land, or mountains. that her. The . tee indicted
wird told one of the witnesaes, dist it was t stigistast a pa
bewoundwith k ife de-
nesoand that t
terminated in this promototy, extended inland as for as ceased also mentioned that she did not wish her husband those who by early indulgeaes have weekeeee
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, gurosideratioa formerly. There is also in this chum- we could see. A little to the westward of the above to be prosecuted.-( Diann paper.) their system. and fallen Into a state of chronic d
i( ~ her a very admirable model of a proceseion of Egyp- -- smelt persons the appetite is generally defective.
ca a low projecting point of laud jutsout to the south- Ilsh of life almost subdued: they are wanting II
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' aians condocting as captives, parties of Babylonians. Pe`
Ethiopians, and Jews, taken during the reign of Ne- land
ward, so as to form between them • eOrt of open . bay.-
rain its usual ROBlllOlBl.-On Sunday morning, about two
o'clock, three omen entered the house
.of a poor man, i
thy of mind and energy of anidect
quire, and partly which their
from cautious weakness. ~artl
akII. • the father of Psanamis, whose tomb this stew sap. The to the westward (466 until 41 again named Richard Seery, at Rillikie, heyoed Rath- eessive apprehensions. are liable to sink den
poi
posed to he ; in spite ofis,
the rude manner in o hich form,
namely-low, smooth, or even surfaced, and rising
farnlsam, Ireland, two of them armed with guns. Seery a premature grave. It was for those that tfie
figures are represented, there is an adherence t• gradually from the coast towards the interior. The eta• the Solomosaetieulariy dodging his Cordial Balm
1 , ' .ad his wife being up at the time, and hearing me
re
which have
ex"rieei
. „ stational character, which, independent of the cos- to the southward is still covered with ice. but there is as dogs bark, incautiously opened the door. On gain- It great numbels
renovating efficacy, warrants the strongest feet
4, . tome, sufficiently distinguishes then ations here re- usual an open channel between it mad the land, as far as ing admittance, the robbers proceeded to search the of a recourse to It to those who are similarly all
•. I I presented. On proceeding np Wars, we were shewn we can see to the westward. so that nothing appears to noose, and having found only thirty as prep_nred from the Origiaal Receipt by Tante
tenPennY toke
' n will for that psi • sad is sold by Mr. J
6•A .. ho, : , a, mod el of the various corridors and passages con be wanting but a brisk breese of wind to enable us to which they secured, together with some tea and sugar, ammo ; mt. ennenr. 'ad. ontordoitrest, I
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'. . "acted with this tomb. from its entrance to its termi- grt OIL I observed this afternoon a notable 'Mow of a bottle of spirits, and some %moms the! Placed Sooty ales. Ana Bowers. Norwich ; sad all mediae'
podon in the saloon, in which was deposited the Sar• 'lie res
tless. or ambitious disposition of theldnidin mind. .nd wife on the hearfh, •aid burnt straw about them, botfles at I Is. and Ills. sett.
egipliagns, which. we understand. is on its way to th.
British Museum i the whole interior of these chain for I remarked, that for seine time past, mostly every n extort from them where,as they supposed. they had
t se feted their Not having, succeeded, thee fleY i'l
....ie./4..1;108w t:editral eases
whirtnythebe had
..- - stereos expressed it as the consiinirmation of their (b.s) money. .-. ~ pound la eapeetee...__l-
- is laid open to the view, by an ingesimis eon-
.; 41i ,1 cishes, if we couldonly b the long. 110 *deg. W.
es
TeeC then put a rope resod Beech's neck, and suspended
i . teirance of Mr. Belsoni. who modelled them on s. • 131( his Majesty's Royal Letters renew.-
his season ; but no sooner was this completed. than It hint by the beam of the house, one cf them holding
•• • • scale of one sixth of the original site. There are bewhat time it wouldtake the rope, who, after a short time, let him fall on the Pilots Salataria. justly Mood for Cede
' 4 ' mt 1 vas begun to computed,
I Menral other curiosities. which, haring been confetti' ground. They then departed. One of the villains
•,. • u retch
b the longitude of 130 deg. W., or the second the taking of one box, in a recent case, will s 4
• ill different parts of Egypt, are here presented t d his face blackened. It is miraculous to state, the Penton of Ike certainty of his speedy re
1 i dace specified by the late Order in Council respecting Itsa
view ; among these, a very perfect Mummy of a Priest. •bat neither Seery nor his wife were much injured. thing can be better mewl's& more safe, or ma
and the remains of another, which have bees lately ;he north:oest.passagertoanibliesothmaet arewe even so sago fis time this remedy. for sects as are obliged to it
is 1, ' • deprived of their envelope, and widish are -in an ex- before
;:ralCottirlader t
winterlvesreytsPin. shall get that fir On Sunday night, a few minutes before eleven to sea. as it needs no conaseatent nor „straw
psletdinay degree of preservation. - llMMEMlliffiliNileialigiffigi . o'clock, a man entered tbe honse of Mr. Croker. 60 years experiesee On an extensive predict
of Upper Dominick-event, Dublin, by the parlour win- dist It will *feet a Cure. why. repeated sails
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Lech an exleibithio is really a moat important ac- We are requested by Mr. Beethem, the Secretary dow. The servant woman who was in the kitchen. n .
Mar methods avail soaking. For the scar
al disorders, this medicine has not its
chrome
i, 1 fisiaStiou to the woad of science. It is so interest- of the Eagle Isisneance Company. to state for the se- hearing the col*'. went op stairs, and gulag into the wards of 40.0110 persons. of both sexes. bare
, -oers within
.101, in its nature, and so perfect in its egeention ; it curtly of such of their Friends as have omitted to perlonr. found the man in the get of taking away a cured of The above cruel n. 00..• •
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. ray SO solitary and unequalled, that it would soli resew their Lady-Day Policies, that it is necessary the great coat, whirls had been hanging up. Tile woman yearsa. Prepared and %%Malty the solue,ro.rtipo.l
' 1 movie the country to appeopriate it to herself. A, canes should he attended to forthwith, which 'nay be immediately seised the robber, bat we regret to say LOIll
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'l' ' I itiyidie 'siege, its durability depends on the capricious. do** by application at either of their Offices In Corn. that he made kin escape Hatt of the window, which be Two hack doors sod lights in the ps‘isges .!1
lergkof popular favour : fur h would be unjust to MII or Regent-street, Corner Of Jernlyn-street, St. hail left °Pen. In his struggle leering Isis cravat and are also sold by their appointment. wilt, enplifi
i ! ' eipect that Mr. &lama should keep It. open tor tin fauseest where Anneitiet are granted and perchned, kis coat behind. On the servant woman giving the ••at Mr Hepburn's Toy Me0..111. Ozto
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r b 111( of there learned at his own detriment; after it sod every description of We and Fire hesitance ef• alarm, the watchman pursued him, but without sic- borough's. 7. Fhb forest Hill. 'warts opsor
11404.1.84 to be a evens "of profit: Triprevent tits erected tio.equitable terms.-!4. B. An allowance for eels, the fel meat; at Mr. Beater's. Esliabergh; kir. No
lehr hating made Wu the dietetlah of the. lie • and by one person ik every 00st:terabit
I :41441,7 of its Wog ever dleMoultfa sad lost t• 'mit of realties destnreed by Fire, m heretofore. waste ground at Ideuntjoy-street. where, owing to tl e . !kiln and Ireland. Adele, grad.' :mop:it,:
Ix road, leelt became national propeity. Setlicien Panwrow. Aran. ib.-Artived tho Go
' nottedie. darkness •Ohio sight.• Ms rimers lost sight of ties. alllNPO___,...l-w 'thee, 4.f Ike "1111:;vm.11 ~. ~,t I
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Orr Wadbagal Morning last, the 10th inst. at a eery .tri.wik7ll7l:i.,; no arca
slite,ingeolows and active Artist to form a eoroplet. lortaaeast_,_,,!earaPa*** weather adriPor her•tealwar **tit heir. illt.thseght, Soh-Sheritf of the Cliosty ._ _ .
attltating foe simile of this gstonishing One of an I.,11417..11111.11".,. • • •
to throw her beat and fiefskispor,. ..--- - ----Pflilid Poan`hed
• if idestb, • iteerieniukid by six or s&veq Bay Coa-. Lambe - Edited,
I . .4y :. sod sat* a Parliament could have mst.- ''-iiniiiTuiTelegr*frekis-eleoesnitinifiumw-ritmene ' .tahlee; a ova Tlll;likatTlitallr NMI `4,1111a gotatt II
'title llfeirefil it Ild P .rifts•
f. ow* two at. (3
...OW IP gra* P PIIIPIrn sum to mane the Porches, ;kits sell tis9liattliktertliebron. °rale binitilifilionsind; se-tbereollteeliedstaittei iterated, an the isupda sef 0814 tir fr %9VARDIrI.r. Jua. air liatt:e 1° 1141"
d secure so precious a treasure to our country. .7 the Ranger cutter. nested tube I
i 'ice, near to Saustner-hill, Crossly of Meath, (5 e sada* Orders, fte. are req
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