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_ ti*viik, ir , . , - - - SATURDAY y' EMB, NORWICH UNION TIRE AND LIFE A T a very numerous and most respectM ING of MEMBERS of the NOE' FIRE and LIFE INSURANCE SOCTETI public Advertisements, and held lathe CITY or BISHOPIGATZ-STREZT, for the purpose of receiving the London Committee of Investigation (appointed Hotel, on the S7th of Julf last\ THOMAS BENSLEY, Esq. in the The Report being read to the Meeting, by the Committee, It was moved by Jomi Parry:nu, Esq. with and late id.P. for that City, one of the . and seconded by Josh Tuoatas Tamar, Esq. ALP. and Resolved unanimously—l. That the very read, be adopted by this Meeting, and that i its Appendix, for the nso of the Members of s. That it is highly desirable, on the one ' Institution of such extreme utility as the Not on she other hand, to take the most effectual exceless mit errors PG way hoe crept into it. 3. That in furtherance of this object, the be requested to continue their labours, With their number, in order to consider of the best the various Deeds of Settlement and Acts take leged advice, and adopt measures for calling Meeting, pursuant to the Regulations of the ' It was proposed by Fear= K 1431114, Esq. Elamite, Esq. and Resolved unanimourly—_ added to this Committee. It was proposed by Jour Honor, Esq. blrontscrar, Eaq. and Resolved unanimously—S. That the cordial Conmsi•tee and of this Meeting be given to CILARIZ. Esq. the Secretary, for his indef forwarding the labours of the Committee,: Members of the Norwich Union at large. It was moved by Jour Parrisor, Esq.. Tuner, Esq. and Resolved unanimously-6. That the Thanks he given to the Committee for their unwearied tending to the concerns of the Institution. it was moved by TUOXIAS WILSON, Esq. Ceaacr, Esq. /re. Resolved unanimously—:. That the Thanks he given to the Directors of the Norwich ' ness with which they tave rendered to facility in the investigation of their affairs. (Signed) THOMAS BENSI Mr. 13:-Ls14y having left the Chair, it was tenon, who ntaved— ThA the Thanks of the Meeting be given !ter, Esq. the Chairman both of the Commit! inp,, for his impartial conduct in the Chair, the whole of the arduous business over which , This motion was seconded by Alderman pored eusanlosely. ' It was also moved, seconded, snd resolved, That the lksolutions now passed be published 1 ing, tvening, and Pro: facial Papers.. That Mr. Alderman HAMPSHIRE, NEAR. A TO BE SOLD BY Al; Dy Mr. PEY'ION, At Garraway% Coffin-house, 'Change-alley, DAY, October 15, 1818, at Twelve o'Cit A FREEHOLD ESTATE, called A k consisting of a spacious Modern Mansion, Acres of Land, lying immediately adjoining tuate in the Parishes of Fenton Mewsey and The House is pleasantly situate& having is well sheltered from the North. The r venient and judiciously placed. There the best Watet. Penton Lodge is extrennd the residence of a Family of respectabilit three miles of Andover, a good market • which the Exeter New Road passes; forty-four cf Bath ; seventeen of SAlishury ter; and sixteen of Newbury. For Particulars, apply to Mr. Peyton, Casey-street, Lincoln's-inn, where a Plan seen; to Messrs. Forster, Cooke, and 1 Mr. Fleet, Andover; and at Carraway' INDIA HEMP CAR, THE Public are respectfully , new Article of foreign and domestic brought to a degree of perfection far bey superiority in economy, neatness, and re fatly established by experience, and tour.—A Variety of new Patterns haw out, and the Manufacture, in a variety A Stairs, &e. continues to be sold by II AY St at their Carpet and Floor Cloth Wareha alley, Cornhill, London—Y , is also to be spectahle Upholstery and Carpet Warehouses Kingdom. A NEW FURNITURE OIL, MAS simuTor, Chemist w High Cross. This valuable composit labour, will produce as brilliant a pollah or the warm hand applied to the furnit wards. It has nu unpleasant smell, and linen.—Sold in pint bottles at t'.s. Half- Sold, by appointme:tt, by E. Edwat Church-yard; J. Sanger, 150, Oxford-str.. Co. No. 112 1 I1ow Church-Yard; J. Stradiing, Rosling, Cambridge Heath, Hackney; R. Place, Hertford; M. Wheeler, Chelmsford; , Lower-street, Islington; B. Smith, Cheapside, shire; and may be had of most Medicine Ve- Country. SUPERIOR BRAVER HATS, KIILLINGS.--IMPORT 4 FRANKS and TAYLOR,. Ma LINGTON-110USE, corner e ,can, respectfully acquaint the l'ubilc, New-invented Light Oval-Sbape Double so much admired for their beauty of lug their share, zed only 245. T h . ", to these matchless Liars. fully indicates every other fiat oftered to poblie nt Retailers of Bats to averni the name `endeavour to foist an tile Pablic an ceteris' a hest of good 'testifies. The Capitol Awe Fevers and 7+llAl to moltelootkrirebooes Fors, wi are dalized to buy oo credlr. and minufuctitred lists, consequently it and ulebnately injuring thebnolves with Feastokand 'l;'ivto a. kttc.Fts:te zte cus ; :l is TAVtoa I.4. are st not Letters rvecived. Merchants ind the e steleerrehesesereve se .... e .— ,•. shee--. „ - ', nu -, . • • . - ' • ."'Vr•'' r ,-, 7•1?-1!"..• '• ' ett• . . f - . 7 i "). 1ir5 .17• ' • ,• ' V , .; •7 7,..iC...... .., .' ••• , . . . •i. - • • aIt . E L - ..14, k j .... . . fre e ik .4, '.i l' • ' , le - • t;s '......- 4 , ( ' ‘V" e • • •,'l ' • tr •)*':. . 4 t; ',," . . 4 . .- , • .... . 4r ....." e l e . ~4 . . r .,„ , i * . N. ...A.A . ', C • . .. 11 1 . . • . . - . A t 1 I: • i ll% r"... - •••WoNgft... 4.• -.— .4.- ....- ma : .. , ,..4-....- , _ ..! ‘' f . '! 1 1 t --,. k•• ''.4 . . ; . 1 ;.f. " , . : I qii, ' f fk r 11.. , , , , rl"eh .% ,'. ~ 1 1 1111 ii i dee : 4 A l ' ePir:e. .45 4 ,71 10 Al' !" .\. ' • • ~ ...• Wit ..- • . . -----_ - - - , A.Y SE ' EMBER 26, 1818. • liii/ti • Stv.vi J rtsct: •1. . .. , . • . . • F: issußAtteit. NORWICH UMION MU i nip LIFE SOCIETY. hold, his elm eon!, and woke in ihry high ternisef • it pectable "arr. dee two The neat &villein-under the head o f • • ' Yesterday, a . general Meeting of the Insurers it aa tee don," adverted he the Treasurers. The r.stricH UNTON the Norwich Union Fire and Life . Office was held at Reeort . dientioned Messee Days and Sons, bankers at rrEs, convenes' by the City of London Tavern, .Biahopsgate-street, for Norwich' as the Treasurers for the Fire department, ,1 or Loco° N T .11.1116 . tne purpose bf receiving the Report of the Committee and elts. Bignold, Sae and Cos ales eankeis it Nor- dying the Report of appointed on the 27th of July last to investigate the with, elle:Siding the same situation foribe Li& depart I pointed at the Ye* cha rges made against that Office. The Meeting was meat. The allowance given by the Banke rs was three summoned for twelve o'clock, at which hoer there per cent. but the Committee could riot apprbve of the the Chair. _ a appear l a very numerous and a very respect able plan which had been piactised r and which they con - be the Secrenirf m f attendance of Members. About half-past twelve the eeived a deviation hem the deede of settlement—ethat Committee of ,Inquiry catered the room, when of allowing large sums to remain in the hands of Alderman of Roe- Mr. Alderman PATERSON (of Norwich) proposed those bankers for a erinsiderible time: This was a r societies' Trusts, Tmotees BENsLiff, Esq. to the Chair. This was un- prac ti ce which ought tti be remedied. The &ere- rah Alderman altd animously agreed to, and times were next mentioned. Thomas Bignold, see. Mr. Brineere having taken the Chair, observed,. Esq. was Secretary for the Life Departmetee with 7 a bl e Report . Now t h at t h e mot i on w as made against his will ; he should , the power of nominating his son is his successor; and ' I ,it be printed, wills however, exert himself to discharge the duties which for the Fire Department, the joint Secretaries were s• i of the Society. it imposed upon him. He felt satisfied that, under Thomas Bignord, senior, and Samuel Bignold his •. . . • . hand, to inspect ass their protection, he. should be able to preserve order son, with reversion to the latter. The Solicitor was torwich Union; but, and a proper attention to every gentleman who might. Thomas Bignold, jun. Esq. • and in mentioning his eg measures for we deliver his :emir:lslam Tbia, what be c tl ewe, as contented with dm law proceedings, the . it. i • stasispeemiliall as thAle • -Commie& conceilsekit iisail. duty la. seesseehat .he ie present Cenhattee he saw around him. was in no way blameable for Any participation in the ith power to add to It was then moved, that the Report of the Coln- mistaken policy which had been pursued in that s cles *se mode of revising mittee should be read, which being carried in the partment in London, but that, on the contrary, his I '4 iof Parliaments and affirmative, F. A. CLARKS, Esq. was requested -to conduct was highly praiseworthy. The Committee :ailing a early General read it. The Report was extremely long, arid occu- had to express their regret that no regular surveybr ke Sxiety. pied a considerable time in the reading. It would was appointed, an evil which, in their op inion , was i • sq. seconded by S. N. be impossible to insert the whole, but the following productive of very many bad consequences; and .. • • outline will give our Readers a tolerable idea of its ought to be immedietely remedied. In noticing the Ald er man Taosr be contents. It began by stating the heads into which office of Actuar y , the Committee felt thensselvel it was divided. These were chiefly —the A pp oint- called u p on to state their entire approbation of the _ ... „. s a l . seconded by Joss meet of the Committee; the Claims on the Society; conduct of the G entleman, Mr. Mor g an. at p resent the Constitution of the Society ; the State of the Life bolding that situation. They had found his conduct ordial Thanks of the Department; State of the Fire, Department; the to be most praiseworthy, and his management must . to Fasnzatou Arisen Funds; Agents; General Remark s ; and an A pp endix. j udicious, and on every occasion he had evinced the i ip. efatigable exertions in The Appointment of the Committer.—Under this greatest willingness to afford them every information ; , and the benefit of the head the Report stated, that in consamence of seve- i;1 his power. One charge, which had been brought ral complaints from many individuals, eiledging as a very grave one against the Society, was, iliac . • ' lq. seconded by J. T. that they had not been dealt fairly with by the So- the names of certain Noblemen had bsoa stated es ciety, that their claims for compensation for losses Trustees without their consent. It was, ro doubt, banks- of this Meeting by fire, &c. were often delayed, and in some in- /rue that the names of . some Noblemen stcod in the retried assiduity in at- stances altogether refused, a Meeting of Insurers list of Trustees, n;o had, in point of tact, no erre was held some time back at the George and Vulture perty intrur,:ed to them ; bet this was not unat.l,:‘,4 l'e tined by the Noble persons alluded to. There wai iq. seconded by F. A. Tavern ; at which meeting a Committee was a pointed to inquire into the complaints, and to report not the least deceit practised, or intended to be prlc= hanks of this Meeting thereupon. As soon as some of the proceedings of tied, en the public by this arrangement ; cwt i; a h Uninn, for the readi- that C ommittee were known, another Meeting was Committee did not aeprove of it, as there was, :n the Committee every held at the York Hotel, B r idge-street, on the 27th fact, no property c etrusted, and as there were many 1 of July last, where another Committee was appointed highly respectable individuals in the Society who IeeLF,Y, Chairman. for the samepurpose, and for reporting on the na would be disposed to undertake that trust. if those w as taken by Mr. Pat- toreand cause of the abuses to a Gen er a l Meeting. Noblemen alluded to were disposed to cont i n ue the This Committee (from which the present Report sanction of their approbaticn they might better, per - • given to Timms! press emanate d ) were i m mediately recognized by the Board haps, be called Patrons of Le Society. With Alia nunittec. and this of of Directors at Norwich, who appeared dispo ed to conduct of the Auditors, the Committee had reason to ' I forward the object of their investigation. . Anxious b e s a tis fi ed; they were most st:ict in the ererninat;on iv, and 11;; coercion to r bi ch 1 ,,, h ,„, pr. „, ii „ ! • to get every possible information as tO the **fledged and passing - of the accounts. In concluding seer Alderman Taos?, and complaints, they wrote to those from whom tiler( remarks under this head of the Report , the C ommi e conceived it was-likely to bei procured, inviting them tee noticed the conduct of the several local Cotn- to come forward and • state' any abuses which they mittees, of whose zeal, activity, and intelligence, the • Ted ' ?üblished in the Mom- , knew to exist. They also sent a letter to Alderman Society has so many p roofs. One would- be saffi- lhorp, the Chairman of the Committee, at the cient—that there had occurred only one instance George and Vulture, inviting him and his colleagues where the decision of a Committee bad been reversed. iNDOVER. to co-operate in• the general object. This letter was The Report next came to s E Ts:ZION, acknowledged by Alderman 'firorps After this coin- The Fire Depaitinent.—Under this head wet given • N, • ley, Cornhill,on Tacos- munication, the Committee proceeded with the In- a detail of the whole of the sums received for pre- miums, &c. and of those expended in compensation T• imis, in one Lot, quiry, the first part of -which wept into an examina- tion of for losses, agencies, & c. from the foundation of the lied PENTON LODGE; • Society iniees, up to the pre seat year. The grunt! Illansion, and about sixty The Claims upon , the Society.—These the Report ining the Residence; sh divided into three classes: the first consisting of cases totals of these were— y and Penton Grafton. not hitherto laid before the public ; the 2d of cases Amount of Premiums received sic ce 175i7 i 404,677 i.; 6 sing a Swat aspect, and • Farm Buildings arc con- ~ „.,...... U n d er noesatisfactOviiy adjusted ; and the 5d of cases in li- That Of this stun there had been k aid, fur losses by Ere, agencies, &c. - eg6,9950 1G a . e b a pleat if,d supply o f tiga.414,11. the head of the first class, the Re- --- 4 ' eermly well edapted for port mentioned several cases of individuals who had Leaving a balance of - - - I:14,07 lo 4 lily. It is situate within applied for compensation, and had been allowed it, Mein this were to be deducted several smaller t and post town, through together with all their expenses, &c. Noire of these • items. tot v:ItiOIA6 purposes connected with the sixty-seven of Lond.3n; manz.gemeut ; aril there remlined a sum in the . . , rury; sheen of Winches- were of ant, public importance. In the second class .. hands of the Society, as a firt•-fund, of 10 6 , 1 9 t 0 0 , was noticed, amongst other cases, that `if Kinnaird, ' . li ~ Tins statement, as epplying to the Fire-fund, the ns, No. 10, Cook's-court, who had made a claim for 7001. but did not prose- tan of the Estate may be hoped would be considered satisfa ••• - " I rrere, Lincola's-inn i to cute it,' • Having become bankrupt, his Assignees Comm itteectssy, though it fell short of the 50 per cent. which •hed t beougee an action for the whole sum (1,000/.), which y 5. been first anlicipeted. The average rate of , pee . ; c • they.atledged to have been the amount or the loss.— 4 trETING. • had been for the three periods of seven years each, This sum was recovered, but Mr. Justice Bayley, i I informed, that this, who sat at the trial, fully acquitted the Society e e as fellows :—Vor the 'first, the profit was at an aye- fleets commerce is now any improper motive in having, under the circum- rage 18e per cent. for the secoed 53 ; and for the •.beyond expectatlon, Its . Third, 29 per cent. making in the whole period.of '2l - d the claim. Under the third class seances, re sisted • 1 durability, appears:Abe • • wears, after all deductions of every kind, an aierage confirmed by z eneiti fa- was noticed the case of Waldegrave, which the De • • profit of 33ed per cent. This, taking the whole of the I k' ,eve recently been litught rectors, under the recommendation of the Comma- circunistances into consideration, was a very lair er of widths, for fr°""ls , tee, had paid, together with the cost of some wearing Yet *.tRl) and TURN ratio of profit, and such as gave promising hopeethat apparel, which tee Jury had not allowed. The neat vhouse, N 9. IS, 'Chang e the . Society . would, in the course of no very distant Dbe had at most of the re - case was till ; of Messrs. Parker and Darby, from period, realize all the hopes which had been held out . e areliouses taroughout the whose neknewledeorient it appeared that they had • F. been most honourably indemnified by the Board of with respect tai it. The reason why the last seven Th e years were not, on the average, as producti v e as the • Directors, in the full amount of their loss. 1 'i' L, prepared by THO- : ::,net Deugri , t, totteahare Report then cited a number of other cases which had Peee.ed . ing, might in some degree be attribuied to the ition, vices half the moat been settled to the entire satisfaction of the • partioc. great losses bs ~ • fire in lel a number of which were Gib as Varnish, lint *she' and of some which had come in too late to be noticed caused . by incendiaries. There were, in that year, there leave r.6%.r.. - irk after- r three c o nvictions of incendiaries, and one for *fraud, ... .utly by the e Committem It concluded this head, by net will not sca the whitest [elf-pint bottles Is. el. mentionieg the case of a Mr. Williair.s, whose name on which the insurance was £ 20,000 . . the27ht Life Department was the next head to which wards, No. 66, St. Pant's had been used in ore of the charges against the So- called th e . attention of the Meeting, it ,rd-street; W. Sutton and ciety, but entirely wi th out his knowledge or coesent ; u . T l T C `tte c. itradiing, Royal Exchange ; . and also the case of a M-. Watson, of Waterford, and from this part of their Repint a appeared,. that kncy ; R. Setotoe, Mar.iet .. there ._ had been received for premiums , annuities, en- e ohad dec l ared that h since he hadepe catse of com- con ments, &c. .up . to 181 $, the sum of I:s9s,3tte - elmsford; J. Post, No. 15, Cheapside, Halifax, York- plaint, but that his claim was settled in the readiest lies ld.—out of which there had been paid 1326,142 f and most cheerful manner possible. The next sub- ale 41:1.--hLeaving a balance of E 257,180, 194. ad. acme Venders in Town end -----_ jest to which the Report referred was .i After the most ma t ur e consideration of thfs De- AT ONLY TWENTY The Constitution of the Society—under which it the Committee expressed the highest saes- CANT SAVING. • considered separately, its original deeds of settle- Pertinent , faction at its results. Its pro fi ts were such as were as fanufacturers,of WEL- inert, and the nature of the duties of several of its sufficient to reinsure the whole of their risks in the •of R e deross-street, Barbi- princi al officers. The Committee, it observed, ilk, they are selling their . 1. Equitable O ffi ce, the rates of which were highcr.—e • , hauble Covered Beaver Hau, u'ougE fully satisfied that great alterations and addi- The Report then went into a statement Of the coeses • . i colour, and always ntiain. lions were called for in the constitution and manage- why this Department had so wellsucceeded. Among ee n s eneee patronage given meet of the Society, had not yet su ffi ciently consi- these it noticed the active and diligent conduct of the sites their rePerieein• over dered the subject, so as to point out the precise na- notice, and avail several agents, who were particularly careful in 'examining of the feam e ue „e,„.,,,,e Lure of those alterations. They, however, begged those whom they, insured.• It pointed out the . ITc-a , . to t „r e ,i or g4.l n , ow d im leave to suggest, that a Committee should continue effects of having o ffi cial Stereos, by which the risks MAIL examand enable ikesi to investigate the matter, examine into the deeds of of life insurances would be eo much lessened ;cad while Vie Trade * IC ',general settlement.and the Acts of Parliament which related tO the Secant and • toutsuch • Tterations as y, pont . they concluded this branch by stating, that only one in- tin inset q antktii. ready --, 1a • s tance of a life in • lead been 1' iest s . insurance t nine at law ifs only deceiving the public, might deem advisable ; . and with such a Committee •.1 in the last ten years. It next went into. a review of le to attempt any competßion there was no doubt the Board of Directors in :.or- the a d vantag es of insuring hi, the Norwich Union with would be found most willing to co-operate. n, an y wa y "°"""4• with a The Report then alluded to Mn. Bignold, sen. the I ompared with those in the F.quitable, fejlich 4 stated . Ise a ty...sfss. No unpaid • I c obe the greatest of a il the other .Sate Mies, This 1 1 the Trade lap Plied. father, and to Hr. Samuel Birold and Mr. T. Big . • • I ! , t . J. .. . . . . . . LIP S AsstoNcE COMPANY, is, Cork -street, Burlington Gardens, bonder. g a iety grant Assurances of every descrip to, on Lives, Endowments of Children, the Indem lowa§ holding Under-leases for two or three Lives, val lines, and all Securities of this Nature, on and encouragement which no similar Establish aced. Personal appearance is di.spensed with where _conveniently given. (cat the Navy and Army are not recriircd to pay en :, of Premium u nless in actual vrvice. of Suicide, when manifestly comr.litged under • Jaingertect, is rr.itizated to the surviving Relatives by .endcmntion of the Policy. To gas between Great Britain and Ireland are allowe is in no caso f o r sepharartl.—And a liberal CCantitivion d . 1 and o ther Agents, as wcU on the first as on every of pre alums. Oa IS HEREBY GIVEN, that application r ot ado to Parii.unent in the ensuing Session, for leave or Bills, ni • enable and authorize the COM - ) 5 0 ( FROPMETORS of the REGENT's CANAL, to able Cut, from and out of that put 0 1 salmis a T ahi ti c g ent's Canai, which will run through the Lands of Is. N a m , c h i,•' -e, i i the Parish of Islington, otherwise St. fiGr.ron, in tl•e County of 3liddlesex, to pass through ,futrt a Basin in the Lands of thu Prebendary of Wenlockt f eeds tta,i itht r.aad from Wing: on to Frushurl--square, poonly tailed the Land City Road, and termiatirith a - Basin *forma in the of the said Prebe n dar y , w situate in the 4f St. L,t,t etbcruisc St. ',trite Old-street, or one of in the raid Cocaty of Middleste, with proper Basins, hi , Doc k % r el ines, Wharfs, Quai•s, Landing-places, and • iesxr .tad r • ,. for taking and lev y ing Rates, Duties, j • ore the sad Navigable Cut art., -Basin, the whole des ,aid intraded Navigable Cur, Basins, and Works, tine Parishes of Islittr,ton, otherwise Saint Mary, and Saint Luke, otherwise saint Luke, Old-street, Ina tott nty of Middlesex ; and alp for kering, va. es n r sieg the Basin and Channel thereto from the teTtl•Ces, nq,v forming (wider or by virtue of an Act pats ocit fiftpwcond year of the Reign of his present Majesty Ya ►e l a Navigahle canal frotn the Grand Junction Canal, 000 of Paddington, to the River Thames, in the parish ibosbour, in the county of Middlesex) at or near the Cum intid Ito!, in the parish of Saint Anne, Limebouse , and the d Ratcliffe, in the parish of Saint unstan, Stepney, or o l t yto, in the said county of Middlesex, so as to render ore Bain capable of containing Ships and other Vessels, in' the said Compsty of Proprietors of the Regent's tziankt and leiy 'folls, Ratzs or Duties of and from such oel,otherVeasels entering and lying within the same Basin; eam tumid, enlarge, alter, amend, explain, or repeal the atpned in the sed year of the reign of his present Ma pal a calain other Act passed in the Stith Ic,tr of the. c.,.; Ss present Majesty, for amending the said last-niest.; • tit lam* certain Clauses, Powers, Provisions, or Authorities Cliff the said Acts, and insert in sada BM or Bills clause* twee Proviiintis of the said Acts respectively more efre ~,sicae particularly in relation to the supply of, rater opries of the said Acts COT either of theca ; and for the see wiring any Reservoir, or Reswvoirt, for any of the urea dit said Acts. JA3IE:i W. LYON. Is boa-street, Bth Sept. 1818. Vir ICE 1S HEREIIY GIVEN, That application at.. 3 ,3 rude to Parllament in tie kerzting B.2ssion for leave elites Sri or Bills, to enable else COMPANY of PllO. ?EMU d the REGENT& 440;11. w Jaw sod me fug elsayalt! sating a Reservoir orPeservoirs, and a Road ix `r-dstiees,sed Bridge:, Engines, Wharfs, Quays, Landing- Rea other the purposes and conyeni.. noes of the said ni ascots, certain Pieces or Parcel: of Land belong- Stair 11# Roo. the Earl of Grosvenor, and ti, the Corn -1‘.7 drersors of tae Chelsea Watrr.warks, situate in the dE4jA: George, Hanover-square, in the County of 31id• slin,tal tit; between the River Thames and the Turnpike- arAlesteqiioat Chelsea to Phnheo. J. W. LYON. Gas Raactl.street, Sept. 11318. 'THE QUARTERLY REVIEW, • No. XXXVII. was published 711114,DAY. • • Its day was pnbikshed, price tss. THE EDINBURGH REVIEW, or CRITICAL 'JOURNAL...-No.. 59. feters—Polar Ice, and a North-West Papage • Ricardo's Mud Eccaony ; Childe Harold, Canto 4th ; lifirbedt's Notes aLenie ; Uallam's Middle Ages; Spy System at Lyons, 317 ; State of Parties; Bishop Watson's Memoirs; Women, giber et Centre. idishrgh: I'ric , wl for Archibald Constable and Co. and 11,1 A, nee;, O me and Brown, London. STATE TRI AL& ...id:7 was published, closely printed in double columns, royal :a. Vol. the 2:th (or the Fotirth of a New Series) price oi. lls. COMPLETE COLLECTION dF STATE 11 TRIA Mend PROCEEDINGS for HIGH TREASON t.sther Crimea aid Mhdemeanours, from the earliest Peritd tie Yes 1783, with Notes and other Illustrations. Corn *hi T. R. HOWELL, Esq. F.A.S. F.S.A. and continued ha the Yen 17E3 to the present Time, by THOS. JONES ZOWELL, rl imam: Primed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and ? , 'it; J. M. Richardson ; Black, Parbury, and Allen ; Bald tAC:giack, and Joy; F. Jeffery, J. Hatcitard, R. 11. 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