The Statesman. — London, England, 1811-03-27 00:00:00

I ;Bg. W TIIAATRE .MORROW THE KNIGH', The priscipal CI Ttir C. KEMBLE. YOU later CHAPMAN, ' Ir LIS TON, Mr EMt. ..:1;T. Mr BELLAMY, la S. BOOTH, Mrs DICK,OI After which (25th time BI OR. With enliray newScencry, liar. -- T he Westc compinei r Abiropeliqq. Ibrahim, Alt. SIM* ShitatbacY 10iie, Nem aSON- Spat's—Meow Cr the Grand Drifimiti pe;tted every Eyestalk% Oa Saturday, Hat da3, King Richard next Meeting he on Tuesthy Queen street. GEOL STEI Ri-zht mon. the End orrhamit. Right Hon. Lord St: eh Ri g ht lion. Lord King. Dinner ATLAS FMK AN RECEIPTS ft. CI E$ falling duet Fifteen Days thereafter,.. side. and with the Company' Cork, 61iogow, and other pc United Kingdom, who are empowered . effect stores, conforinahly to the p.4oted Proptunliof the Company. !Werth:iodize in the Public Warehouses, and Ships and their Cargoes in the Portof Loudon, assured at reduced rates. No extra Premium charged for the Water-side I)istrict. On Life Awarnaces, no charge is made for •Policy, Entrance, •r Endowments. A Commission, unusually liberal, is allowed to Solicitors and Brokers. HEN RY'DESBOROU9H, Jun. Secretary. Cbeapcide, lbth March, 1811. - - VASIIIONA BLE DANCING, by Mr. A LLEN, A: privately taught, at No. 19, Sherrard-street, Golden "mime, to Ladies= and Gentlemen of any nge, who have never learnt that accomplishineet, or have tint the asedeni style. Mr. Pillen's systernof teaching is expressly studied for those to whom it k an object to acquire easily that fabhioleibie re. -"Ante for Genteel Society expeditiously, 'privately, and in a saperior style of grace an d elegance. Those who do not want Private Teaching may learn at a small expeace, with a re spectable Set of Pupils, °tribe Public Teaching Evenings. Professors of Dancing taught the most elegant FaaeL be Dare r s, and all the superior Pacts of the Profession. T h e tioe Assemblies are.e4i.esyyriditys A GREAT FALL ON IRISH LINENS. ILINENS are mach Cheaper than they JIL have been for several years. The Public supplied with ingle Pieces at the Wholesale Price, at the IRISH LINEN COMPANY'S, No. 4, South side of Bloomsbury-squire, which istheir only House in London. No artielesold but Irish Listen, and not le's than it Piece of 23 Yards. Each Piece. is (as usual) warranted as to fabric, and to be bleached on the Crass, and the Money returned if a fault appears. Orders executed paternally. Cash for Bank of Ireland 'otes. J. O'BRIEN, Agent to the Company. No. 4, Bloomsbury-square. • • WONDERFUL DISGOVEItY, ratzmiseil by their Royal Highnesses the Princess of Wates and uf lionr. MACASSAR OLL, for the Growth of lIAIR. ' The virtues of this Oil, extracted from a tree in the Island of Macassar, are far beyond caloglum for increasing the growth of Hair even on bald places, preventing it falling otf, or changing colour, strengthening the curl, bestowing an inesti mable gloss and SCCin, rendering it inexpressibly attracting, era dicating all impurities of the Hair, and restoring it to a most beautiful state ; promotes "the growth of whiskers ' eye-brows, the. This Oil is recommended ors the basis of trutb and expe rience, for embellishing the Hair of Ladies, Gentlemen, and Ch.liiren. • Sold at It. 6d. and U. Is. per Bottle, by the Proprietors, ROWLAN D and SON, IX irkby-street, Hatton-garden; and, by inn.t Perfumers and Medicine-venders in London, and tlirmitOttlit the United Kingdom: Beware of servile imita tions as the genuine Macassitr Oil has the signatures on the Sahel , in red ink, A. Rowland and Son. GENUINE AND - APPROVED MEDICINES, -, ' Prepared by S. SOLOMON,. M. 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SOLOMON'S DROPS, is a ItterLcioe superior w every tither Remedy yet discovered in ibis <wear oilier Age, for the speedy removal and r.idiral curt of the Rheumatic Searxy..Leprnsy,• or Goo f y Pains, S crofola or King's Eird Udeers of every than iption, Swelled or In toned U3;0;4 In Disorders where Salivation has repeat edly failed, *bra:homier remedy could restore the unhappy Suterer to shift health tie onforieuately lust, the Anti-lm pligenes have been found the great and only reitorer of Hetilth and V isour. These Drops purify the Blood, and restore the Ilysibm when impaired by tile. imprudent use of Mercury. The above Medicines are inclosed in pkiin directions, a ith seyprisiog Cures, autheaticated by Persil's: of Respectability, and are made up in Bottles, price Bali-a-Guinea each. There • tit also Family Bottles, nt Ifs. containing Four of the smalkr ones, wherein 9s are saved. The ABSIIERGENT LOTION dears and beautifies the Skil; removes speedily, without pain or trouble, all kinds of Pimples, Tellers, Rlag-wi.ries, Spots, Redness: Swellings or Carbisocles of lire Nose, Blotches. ari every Species of Cu . taneous Etitptioa on the Surface of the Human titill%. It. W peculiarly pleasant in its oalion; an agreeable Softness I the skin immediately ow .ft its use. It sweetens awl. re-' ,fresbes the whole Complexion, which resumes, at one nod the,. lame time, an enlivened appe:arance. The Public have beilf song eominced of the rertakity of Ifs success as a safe tend cer-• tain remedy fur klerpetit Complaints in general. Pints:4l. 6d, half-pints es. 9d. 1 ObierVetbe wards, 'Sant.. 'Sol:noon, Lii *en on Ike St imp s' ell others are counterfeits. , hold by all yeaiden of Gemini Medicines Kiitanin. 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St. Paul's Church-yard. • RtLIEF of the Barrisit PRISONERS in FRANCE.—The Committee beg to state, that there are •at present uy.wards of 10,000 British Prisoners in the different Prisons of I. ranee, for the most part in great distress ; and that the Subscription is intended for the alleviation of theft- suffer- . lap, in some degree, by assisting them with articles of Cloth ing, Bedding, Fuel, and such other necessaries as they stand the must in need of.—Subscriptions advertised £15,001 9 0 Subscriptions continued t• limisit Church of St. Rich. Brbugh, Esq. .610 10 0 gancrass and Kent- IJ. C. - 2 2 0 . t. . ash Town Chapel, ObeliskChapel,Surry per the Church Road, per the Rev. • Warden's £26 5 0 J. Chards 28 10 4 Kentish Town Mai- . Congregation of Dis taryAssociation, ba- seaters at Plaistow, lance of their Fond, Essex, transmitted per G.Jackson,Esq. 65 15 5 per It. H.• Martin, Geo. Jackson, Esq. 55 0 Esq. - 50 4 IfornseyChurch,Mid• Bridge-street Meeting dlesex, per theßiv. House, Bristol, per J.. Grant, M.A. 18 14 0 W. Barri-, Esq. 11 15 9 TlielndependentCha- Parish of Porchester, pel, - Ketisingtoo, per Rev. J. Mayle •16 13 0 per the 14ev. J. Parish Church of St. Lichfield 52 10 0 Paul, Bristol 33 4 2 W. T. Rolxires & Co. 10 10 0 Parish of Mareham, CamdeaChapel,Cam- . near Ahingdo 11, per berwell, per Rev. the Rev. Mr. 11 ..Draper,- D.D. 103..7 0 Evans 16 0 0 ScotlChurch,Swallow- Parish of Shonlden, street. per the Rev. .. near Deal, per the Dr. Nicol 41 2 Q Rev. Mr. Pennio- The Officers of the ton - 4 0 4 Worcestershire Mi- ' Parish of Northboarn, litia, per J. Win• .• • per ditto - 98 6 claw, Esq. 13 110 Parish Church ofCais- Parish oiSt.Thomas, , ter, next Great Yar- Soul h work, per the : mouth, per theßev. Rev .C. Hoksan 71 7 B. W. Salmon 12 6IL Charch of L ow estoft, ParishChurchofThrig - 1 Ilaffulk 15 7 2 isr, per date 412 6 'l2llasslay's ray, Lowes- St.PeteesChurch,Thet , i so(SContpany of Vo- ford, per the Rev. H. ~ 12 .4 - ippteer Infantry 47 0 C. Manning 6 Monad James Tul- Parish Church of Broad- ! R'' • time*. 10 10 0 hembtsry, Honiton, .t ;. Moseley Citapel.near I Devon, per the Rev. Birmingham, per the T hos. Hawker 4 7.1 Rev. C. Smith 8 10.7 Littiellamplion Church, • 1 John bottelleil 1 1 0 per the Rev. J. C. St. Clement Danes, per Greens, Vicar 12 0 0 Sir. William Mar- West Pertharn Church, ehant, dharehwar- per the Rev. 11. J. den 35 0.0 Jones, Vicar 8 2 4 A. B. 5 5 0 G.lt. per R: Chapman, kA. 11. Twiston 1, 1 0 Rip. 1 -1 1 , 0 E. v. H. b 0 0 Condal and Son b 0 Tile Parish of at, MI- Candid mid Spen bYO ' chief's, coraltill 7'o d' Docking Church, Nor- • Jamessiativad Asters 10 10 0 folk, per the Rev. IL 131sitnap,, Norfolk, per T. Hare 10 4 6 the, Rev. 13eqjamio Ditto, per ditto, March Puttan,B:A.Curate IS 0 0 .10, 1811 - 2 9 6 4 Admiral, Lord Keith iAt a Wan.. t... v. -_. -uercing .antonly, oL _ cise of pose rights---There *being that uni. versal event as to what aught to be done ow this subject, he had since proposed by a bill, as he had done then by a clause, to•plaCeibitt which was right on the solid footing of the law of the land, and not to leave it ant longer at the mercy or ca. price of any individual, or any Set of indrviduals. lie could hear no kind of reason why this could • not be 'lane, as in justice it was called for. He cold get no arguments.. The Noble Lord oppo. site (Liverpool) contented himself with saying it was unnecessary,' and that a declaratory enactment threw out doubts ; the strangest day, of under. standing.* declaratory enactment that he had ever heard of. The Noble Lord was so shy of argb+ menti, so shifting and changing in his grounds, and yet so much afraid of coming to the point, that it would seJe.i ts and had 'earned that— " The man who fights and runs away, " May live to tight anntherday." But the Noble Lord flinched from arguing the question, knowing that— " fle, who is in battle slain, " Can never rise to fight again." As to the argument that . there was ne necessity for the Bill, it was quite untenable. If it was fit that freedom of conscience should exist in this coml. try, what was the objection to making it ao by law, that every man might know it, and assert his right without fear, doubt, or danger ? He had already mentioned to the House the policy as well as the justice of the measure ; and had reminded them, that during the first fifteen years of this reign above thirtecr hundred places of worship were licenced under the Toleration Act, and in the last fifteen years above seven thousand : in the whole reign above 12,000, which was a greater number than that of all the places of worship, taken together, belonging to the Established Church in England, properly so called. There were the Scotch Presbyterians, and in Ireland ten to one of Dissenters of all sorts, compared with the number of those of the Establishment. In our army irnd navy the number of Dissenters was . In a still greater proportion. Those men were fighting the battles of their country, and keeping us in safety ; and was it just and prudent that they should be so treated ? The soldier had great dutiet to perform. He had his duty In coin. mon with others to his country, his duty to his King, his duty to obey his officers, and farther than this, his greatest duty, if *e was • religions man s of worshipping Gob according to his own con science. his was one of the inalienable rights of mad, 4 4 1itch'he cotild not give up to another, tad which' no ottier had i right to usurp from him. What could be the object of opposing a law to es. Oat %le free exercise ? Was it that • the Ge. 441 blilets might at some 'not - distant day 'l)6 red le i ; t may s u it the views of •men its power? *is determined to persevrre in atwitter which concerned immutable justice. The Hydra of oppression Was enormous and powerful. . It had many heads, with long necks, that required tell° struck off; and then, even if not watched, would spring up'again. Some of these heads he had al. ready lent his helping hand to cut off. There was the hydra-head of the infernal slave.trade, which was at length cut off with great trouble, and after a long time. The Noble Earl enumerated several other instances, till he came to the practice under the debtor and creditor law. 'That head was likely toget a blow at no long getiod hence.. Then there were the delays in the a d m i n i s tration of justice. Tbat . . soon be lopped away. intolerant practices respecting ' different religions. That the same fate. Bet it the monster, the by. crushed. Wbat , was the Secretary of State, .who were unnecessary ? What aticationsa which gave him that alight' band has, more talents; ._~l~u • 0:1 iirEw 0. T Mr C. Ma:4er C bir L11.5* stir. S. BOO' After With en nom. Ibn Soak 'the peated Oa £ da3 , K T" Queer RiOit II Right 1 , 1 Ri,ht ATI.I). 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