Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-05-22

Known ek-Loh chancellor They are about thu same
penetrating m lighted up With an amo S0a voh s same
Keen piercing glance occasionally M; NAV
was formerly gifted with considerable skin and address 70
OF ahairs, but now (unlike his British po.ptvne1
negative quality for minister OF state which o ~
10 only physically that he resembles the peer have a,J
w. o eir minds see to have been similarly cousiuted tho.
are equally attached to relgioa Roman mr. SnsI =; my
eScuSe SPIRIT and to all ancient institutions thew are ms ~
20 innovations, and TO the hasty spread IF Sn"
e"se' or to WHAT vulsay called the .march Of ntei,
~ o., Letter from Rome.
ne enters into the history of the engine and s.s ,hs
hL h inventor was not the Marquis wocestcr As has
@ eh supposed but Frcuchman the name of Saio
mon DC sans who, in published in lSls ,r,s;sI,
sa inc of the Century of Inventions and
n na ses que pGsdns gives detailed deseruion s
pI'es OF hydraulic engine worked by steam WAN
of contains the annexed of thu
sr as m The seven years ending with 1928 Tho whole num-
OCT OF males oonI'ited was 81, 530-fsmales 1898
In l8sS 10 males aud 1877 females were Committed IT,
and 1S males and s2l females In 1924 475 males
In 1920 1852 and females aes IN sas i' 1s
n eie and lsmses and in 1923, 1882 and s7s
IN 1874 s .oh n ss5s esssd ;o II
'', ro,: In iSs7 ls,564; and in 1898, Ir,75s.
these reee Ul nn;eos the seven years 7s OF
70 transportation for @ 1856 for fourteen wears 77S Tor
men' 1858 from six months Imprisonment, In ,
m 20 " persons were executed; 1928 Sd in 1924 az
number fexecoio 45s ofhee SO were 'S far
Tor burglary and breaking - for 3, ca
% IL Tor conns the remainder other offences
number of executions for offences committed in the c;v ~
Aohoon and county of hliddlesex was l25 ' "
the Germans in their le Us they appear in ,be;r ,;t
nature; the inward world of thought and feeling bn
Always prodomnatcd with them. They have been
leu 10 national exertions more by ndstinct impulse
nv aIc
wlie the love of liberty has ever warmed the g.
man breast 1t has burned most iercey when tbeir
right OF freedom of conscience was npcded Il =.
80 tne'l contenpiatVe tendency, which has led them
cultivate the pleasures afforded in the secs;or rs
domestic llte rather than TO strive for bose ;r.I;,
anie rights which alone secure private han;ness
Inc German steps from the narrow circleof ms Co.
INTO the ooundiess field OF speculative research:
pul uHappily he too often forgets that it ia only m,
MS eXernons for the national wetre tha, ho cay
give practical value to those researches Mo nco.
PIE mas ever more actively and successfully cultivated
Inc empire OF ideas, none neglected more deplorabfv
t nne aHairs or the commonwealth and actual Nf.
The Germans will be found amabIe fathers xy;r+,on
members OF society, loyal subjects eminent schnl.,s
out careless citizens. There have bowever 49,
strugaies-slorious ones-for national union and In
oePenaenco out the rousng spirit has been checked
and stItied, and the people soon mlled into = -
tempative slumber by the cradle song Of their r,a,
thousand cosmopolltical writer's who with few er.
GeptoSs' nave neglected to afford scope FOR public
IL, ChNI
nave MADE you acquainted with the orcanizat;on ~
that admirable language; when You Yourselves shall
nave acquired a thorough knowledge oft and eth.
ticasesGs Hhch contalns,-then shah fell truly
gratlhed' you VIII participate with me in the he
lief and. hope that like the mystero statne of Mo-
non IL VIII resouDd its finest tones when warmed h
the sun OF liberty, which in your own free and harny
mus raed f9rth SO many masculine many
tory Lecture at The London Uniyersityl
4 -, VIENNA, Mach 70
n' lonoA.ns 'raEicai event happened lately az
Aorn, In Austria. butcher, having LARGE s,I rs
money about his person, arrived at an inn near H.
he company he met in the lower apartments annear
ed TO him very unfit to trust himself amongst fberr
tha nun ms lnohey-and growing suspicious, he begged
the landlord to give him bed room on the unSos
moor The landlord inquired after his motives anJ
the butcher acknowledged that he had preat dcni
OF cash about him. The landlord then offered b;r.
s inner apartment behind his own, and instantly
sHoWeo 10 the butcher, who approved of the same
he landlord left him there. In the meanwhile thn
outcher misses his large dog-tbis circumstance re-
news ms suSplcon--he sneaks down into the ward TN
search for his faithful companion AAer ~ - u
trouble he discovers his dog bowno in 'oa Ill. or
where ne was locked up, and succeeds in IbeTat;n,
NM Relying on this trusy ANIMAL he resolved ns
to go to bed yet but to enter the lower room once
e.olc IN lhe mean time the landlords son returns
rom Journey ne had made, to purchase wine. Re-
ing iatgued and perhaps somewhat ntos;cated h.,
went 10 the well known chamber and without an ~,
knowledgc OF what had happened, he laid down ON
the bed prepared for the stranger Va
IL was now midnight, and the sleepy butcher found
hinself under the necessity of seeking his rest;,
place He went up stairs, md peeping tbrough ttT
aoor, winch was on jar, he perceives the and,oId
throwing cloak over the bed and striking SOM,
heavy n bows at man grooming beneath the cIoaI.
RE reco'is and shrieks with horror The Ian5lora
turns round, and is Thunderstorm upon perce;u1.
the butcher. In his despair, he assais him to,S
out the dog scizes the wretch and pins him Tn ~
ne ground The alarm was given and the Landlord
very same night to surrender to the JUDGE. no tI,
murderer of his own son. '''so' as the
=, terrible misfortune has happened here. The.
Menagerie belonging to Van Dinter. was ohoo,i ne ne
ITS passage through this place, to stop at the Post
mons cage. BY accident or otber an ; sne
gratIng was opened and tl,c licr, a,..i -s ..oIl