The Statesman. — London, England, 1820-01-18 00:00:00

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I I • ~.~..; ; ~':+;f I;llt t r • • .. • -mi.. , . • , •M I.• . 1.. • 1 ►. !• ,N 6-4616. .- • ,•01199CRIFEION to AFFORD TEMPORARY M• 9 MIFF to the DESTITUTE, and NIGHTLY e9III.TF.R to the 1101 SELESS, daring the passurr reCLEVENT SEASON ; • The Itlght lion. the 1.0111) MAYOR, PresideaL • gusNleedtg of the Committee of Maaagemeat, the fel •Nsirieg Sebtcriptions were reported:— ?Aire m io drtetised - - - - - £4,480 19 - 21 I Dottghtyand Co. - & & liallows • - I I At Si rJ. W. Lubbock & Co.'s. 11 0 .'Wipley -40 A. W. . . .6 6 - - - I 0 N. Brown - - b i fneplosasotWaldegreve 2 0 Miss Brown - - I 1 l•• p, - I OJ. A. Hipps - - 2 0 . fi l g ard heater -20 W. D. . - -1 0 A ?rind - - 1 0 Leaden Courier News ?to .as Chubb - 2 2 paper - - .Te go T. 0. Wolf - I I G. Macrae . .9: 11, • 3 9. Moody - 9 2 Mejelkelett.*.i4wlett 13 9 • LEsitilt : - 1 1 T. H. Umirell - 1 1 It W -I) 0 - 11 0 11 4 / 4 ) , INSIMAI - •I s er 41 -1 0 Captain Forrest -1 1 jai Wrlby -10 C. H. . . .2 2 2 4 2.0 Hogreid - 1 0 R. Ferguson - - 1 V •Itatil E. brow - 3 & Capt. tfir K Tacker 1 U g e mett,gati Moos - I I Hon. Miss F. Grimstou 2.2 ;. 0 . .. - - I 0 Hon. Miss C. J. tirim- ZZlVigrain -3 3 stop - - 2 9 aks, & Mn.s A. Chambers - 3 0 Dias - - 60 J. O. Bolter - - 1 0 - 1004 Brook - 1 I Henry, Wm. sad Elie. Alp, Clerks in the Se- Barker - -0 10 • celery's e‘tra de- C. E. Pigon, G. O'Co- E. I. H. 4 0 reit end Co. - we - "8' & 4tiretqm..-- I. - 9 9 ."- s. rjom. - 1 1 IF, 124. 11. Am L . I 91 9 i - - 1. 1 Wilk - 8 0 - - it St - 2 2 . _ - 2 2 J. Mao - - 8 0 J. SAWN - 6 0 .-J.IXI -8 0 aad Co. 8 8 .- 1 0 - b 0 -- 1 0 .t. H. Horsley - I 1 lAnderson - 9 .-- - 1 0 B. D. W. - - I 0 A. Curling - b 0 H. Pedley - - 5 0 W. Pilkingtoa - I U Mrs. P. - - I .11 Robert Adair - - 8 0 Lord Castlereagh - 10 It/ Lad) Castlereagh - 10 10 Lord 11es1er - - 6 0 Colonel Napier - I 1 Wheelwright and Co. 10 8 0 1 10 10 8 5 5 1 0 1 1/ 5 0' 10 10 I 1/ 1 1 I 11, 111/ 2 2 II 0 11 0 1 0 I 0 . 6d. 'Wft - - Taunts' Kart - 1 1 J. Dlgrgras - - 1 1 $. Hawes - I 0 e. a ffi ara O. Clay and Co. 6 0 J. Fennel - 1 1 Srateiterd & Letterman 11 2 3. NithoUs - 1 0 J. B. - 1 I Thomas Smart - 9 Noy* El rep ca - 1 0 Jasprr Perk - 2 Mrs. Newbury - Colonel Newbury W. Newbury - T. R. Newbury Jobs Harris - Rev. Dr. Fisher J. A. De Reinter J. Higiginson - Mr. Deslaans - J. Wright and Co. C. Richardson - J. F. Mesturas - 4 4 G. 11. Woollastun J. E. Bnillia - J. N. - 2 2 J. W. Hooper - 1 1 W. Winfield - I 1 E. Drowse - I 1 I. R. Ferrets' - 2 2 A. **Ferias. - I 1 J. Ihsekilold - I I Iveknallionore.6 Co. 10 10 11. S. sieith a Nephew 6 0 P. O. - S 0 F. Paynter - 6 6 1 homes Clay - I H. and W. Ponnsett 3 3 Jelin Hannon - 1 1 J. laglsny - 6 6 J. Co iat - - 3 3 J. 1. lad F.. Reynolds S Thos Craw - 1 0 P. Jennings - 1 0 R..Crseilow and Roe 3 0 Rinse* and Wakoa 2 2 E. Maitland, Clapham 10 0 Hat.Tboinas Taylor 6 0 Miss Tesler - - 9 U Plieswood M. Is. Ad. A few Bookbinder's at Mr. 14 eett*s 0 Nadi Doyle - - 1 0 A.D. 1 0 T. Madre - 9 P. Laurie - 1 I Race. W. La DM 1 I T. m 4 G. Eleddora 4 6 Rook end Co - 9 9 J. 1.. Powaall - 6 0 W. Robinson - 1 1 .R. 312•21ey - 1 1 1' r. orborton - 6 6 c. :t. Dawson - . i 0 R. 'lt orthington - I U I..rdlleary Howard 6 0 At C. W. Hick and Co.'s. N. Pinter . -10 10 W. Picks . 6 0 J. - - 1 0 11. Wood/home, jos. I 1 J. S. . . 0 W. Madam • 11 - - 1 R. P.wing, Esq. - 10 0 favOtittlanan ails* Stratford Club - 47 6 'Moms Anderson - 1 1 *Award trainsford - I 0 rs. (.12iisford . 1 0 I.yol .01111ps. Esq. 1 1 C 0522002 at Dow (loth (Dr. Trot -I°P.) - 171. 112. ed. At Nak pare r , and Co.'s. F. r, - 6 6 Mrs. P l P P eltappeU I I LH: Gorden - -10 10 J isre Dualop 10 10 mod Co - 10 10 Ed . tvard Rule - 3 3 F. and E. e her illM u -29 L. P. W. - - . 3 0 Lieutenant Cookney ' Ildhll/ l eader, Esq. 1 0 Sir T. Bering, M. P. • V l Xer - I 00. Milward - - I I 'E. B. Fos - - If tat - - I 1 Admiral Halliday - . 11.Mailled and Co. 6 0 J. 11. Darke - - el V. - - 1 1 Mrs. Darla - - M gr -10 T. March - - . Jai 4 -si 2 01r R.Wieristv 4 - - b 0 J. J. , Sparrow - - 11..tid= -10 R. 3: Pearson - - 2 0 R. Stocker - - • Wr - r: . v. I I, Wltf Bishop of tionflon 21 . 11.1314. F. -20 0. Sync, Esq. M.P. J.ittat -I 1 Twolialopmaas from an • - I 0 Inhabi t a n t of Tower ' Ulal.4les. 111 • woos I S Ward, per LdMayer Name* - I I 0. Lyeeh - - ;a t. ..1 2 ' Wes Liu - - . and a n . 1 0 T. G. K. !linty Meatellore - I I J. P. - - - 11. Varanasi -29 T. tliossop - - J"hu }. air - - I I J. Male - - - F. Willey • - I 9 H. - " - H. O. end C. P.S. W. bd. J. Mean , * - - " me Cowie fbr whisk HAMPDEN fa • • .. • , A Fries& per ditloo4 i II W. Bettemess ) 1 .4 ? i t. John Satiates 1 . . - Robert Jai= L I i 1, Mut & Fir* 41 7 • Mar. R. Sayer 4 4. IL T i rr lii ei r e - X_ : • 1 1 0 W. Inisbay - 2 IP ft F.B. tins I :l i t I : At (Utterly aßill{44'.. S. Stratum - - 6 6 RA. - - •0 1M Jobs Boston - • 1 t ti9hreneVAYea - ;i 1 nowtortra•em Lad soi . SII : li mil Dam, Sat: ad . 40 . 0.. 0 ..4 laltdite‘sil At gadaßiand Edw./Showell - l -140 Paseo* Greaten, F./q, 6 11 N. Nese, - - - 1 I Math. Coesett - i 0 R. W. 11.. per Ilarby and Co., Lewes - 9 0 Martin, Stowe, and Ce. 10 10 Part of a Collection, by Rev. 1. Fletcher. at Albion Chapel -$0 10 Richard Stone - - b 0 F. W. - - - I W. O. Raison - - 1 1 T. Usinsborougb - I 1 Juba Mitchell and Co. 10 0 At Messrs. Cocks's. Messrs. Coelts and Co 10 10 Eluding & Broadwood 10 10 At Messrs. Goallseq. Ab. Rbodrer, Esq. - 6 0 /V. Slade - 1 1 Clarke and Weatherly , 1 W. Py ke - - Rev. E. Balms II 3 Darby and Terry • King and Lakia • 9 2 B. C. - W. Wilbraham • I 1 J. Dawkins • I 0 Rear-Adsalral 11Bot 9 tl Lieut.-Colonel lA* Tamer - I 1 Right lion. Lord Wal aitsghstrt 10 10 Marquis Camden - 10 10 Mrs. Booty - - 9 9 Ilempson Middleton 3 3 C. Dears - - I 1 11. Justice - - 1 I At Pruett's. Peeving** - & - - I J. B. - R. T. Cruelfix - Oft airlift M. V- - • l 9 11l At Childs . Lamm and Co. - RE Don. Mir W. 'lcon 10 • Dow. Lady Mor launl 10 0 Mrs. Shaw - - 10 0 ElLcabath - - 1 1 Rd. Hoiroyd - - V 2 8. Y. Henyon - Dr. Trollop - - Mr. 844-rwood - I 0 Miss Cates - Edward l)u Bois Rev. John Russell James Randall A. G. - John Moore W. J. - I I - I 0 - 3 0 - I 0 - 9 U - 3 0 - 3 0 J.l I. Leigh - -9 0 George Thornhill - 10 10 Sir 11.1lawley. Bart. 10 4/ Mrs. Elision • 1 1 J. 1.. - - - I 1 Lord Stawell - 10 0 Thomas (hyena - 6 0 At Dodson sod Co.'s Charles Mons - 1 1 T. B. Leonard - V 0 At Messrs. Coutts and Co.'s , Edward 011ersh*w - I Rev. lion. W. Dundss 6 0 R. Budd - - 6 J. Brown • - Y 2 W. C.,artenev - 4 V Dow. I)neh. Nevrea.tle 10 Defiers' Crawford -10 0 Lord Rivers - 10 0 General A. (larke -10 0 J. W. Farrar, Esq. - 6 6 A Friend - - 10 0 W. S. Rose - • $ * Ali,. %I. A. Hahn - 8 U ll,.rrit. awl IN-ramport I I John DmicA - I I 111rx. J. Ilalthille - I 0 0. C. - - 9 I Rev. E. Perrers - 8 6 David Holme - 2 9 Col. ArmAtroog - 9 0 Hon. B. Craves - I 0 Him. W. Howard • I 0 Cul. Gluey - I 0 tieorgo Paillasse - I I R. Playfair - I I At Hopkinson's. Edward Polhill, jun. 2 2 R. R. Brae - I I At Ransom% and Co.'s Ransom% and Co. - 10 10 Rev. I. Batons - 10 It) At Ilasiinersiefs. %. C. N. - 9 0 lion. Colonel Burton 3 0 lion. Mrs. Burton - 3 U Colonel-T. Burrows 10 0 Mrs. Harrison - S 0 Thome% !lope - lU It) Sir 11. Calvert, Rart. 9 * Mrs. Hanby - ? 0 Mrs. B. Compton - Y 0 Harriet P. - I 0 General Wallis - 5 0 P. Johnston - 3 3 A Lady - - 11 2 At Messrs. Ware's. Fieet-sir. Mrs. Dampier • - I I Mn.s Sleerh - - I I C. J. .1. .tustin - 1 0 J. W. R. - 8 41 E. H. - - - 5 C. Joy - S S P. Calor - - I 0 11,Lisa J. Searle - 1 0 Saari. - - I 0 Mri. &ark - 0 Fart of Literr, - ..0l -10 P J. Fuller 10 111 - 2 2 - 1 1 - 1 0 - 1 1 - 6 0 - 2 0 - 2 2 - 3 0 - I I - 6 0 - 9 9 - I 0 - 1 0 - 10 10 - 2 0 An Apothecary - 1 U H. Cabora, Prawn, and Co. - - 10 10 Mr. R. Swansborough 1 1 Edward Cowling - 2 V Fermin, Dr Ta*trt, and l'o. - - 10 10 l'. T. H. - - 6 (I J. Marry - - S. E. - - U. Telford - Mr. M. Ward - - 6 0 - 2 0 - 2 2 J. H. Lumley - - I U Thomas Lane - - I I Mrs. !toyer - - I I Messes. Dawes and Co. 8 • 11. B. - - - I I Sir if. Dalrymple - 2 2 - 2 0 Jesse Russell - J. W. Russell - - 10 0 - 10 0 C. Sayer - - - 2 tt E. Laos - - - 1• 1 The Clerks of tho Neer Accounts' °See, link - - - 10 10 Henry Marlins J. B. Cumming C. M. - - • 1 I - 1 0 - I iirsTa Major Harrison 6 0 Lady Walsingham - 3 0 Thomas Warre - 6 6 Rev. H. Evans - 3 3 D. X. - - - 1 0 At Snow and Co.'s. Dr. 'Monroe - - 6 6 Charles Savor - 6 0 H. Ilelyar - - I I T. 11. P. - - - 2 2 At Stephenson's. Thomas Appleton - 0 Sir F. Codthington • 6 0 T. Greene - I I Flnmore, Palmer, and . Co. - - 6 Jukes, Conlsoa, A Co. 6 6 J. Ashlon sad Sons - Jf 2 Wilibtatan .1. E. Pitcber - Butler Brethent -- I I - I I - 8 0 At Rsaaaquat's. W. Muter - - 3 0 0. M. Morgan - I I Mosine, Stereos, &Co. • 3 At Sir W. Curtis ud Co.'s. °Seers and Clerflq. llouse - - 44 10 Mrs. Ripley - - 3 0 Miss Ripley - - 0 . Mrs. 11. Ripley - 2 0 James grift - - 1 T. firei,sg - 6 0 lbs. Kamaiv - ../1* keimiry 11. Kelly - Allen andWelek k S . E. D. illborn Spi Make ea - • R- 3 • W. Turner and Rene 10 0 Curtis, Clarke, and Co. 10 9 M. l'. - - - 1 0 T. anal C. - - i 9 J. Psalm - - 6 0 Da Undo,. . • - 9 a _. - -•rtr Mena and Co. 10 IQ "-- 6 U - 10 0 it. goad At Fry's. Joins Arm+ - t'aptalo 11. Testrie Hobert Rolfe - • At F4ertmtes. Obaries Sowaan - I 0 Clarks at ilverett's 31.35. ed. Walker. Maltby. & Co. 10 10 Williams Collingwood 1 1 At Sikes aad Co.'s. William Smart - 3 0 C. F. lietusmlsis - 3 0 A. is. - - I 0 R. and W. Sorradaite - I I I 0 - I I and Co. - - 10 10 At Marriott's. Marriott,King,andCo. 10 10 William Bmlth - 1 1 John Newton • - 2 0 John Robinson and Son 2 Admiral Sir Jas. Sao- mares, Hart. • A 1 At Jotien, 141,10601416.'5. Jones. Lord.4lBlBoo. SI 0 Collosan, Lasillort, and Co. -10 J. J. Hensley - - 8 6 J. illaweit - 8 0 Daniel llnzaril - V At Pula's. G. Griffith - - 2 13.W114.)d.fions.andCo. A 3 J. and A. Petrie - 10 10 J. fitk-ath -- 1 1 situld Co. -10 0 111allody,ststleo. 10 0 • At Ureters'. Proseol and Co. - 10 10 At Dorrien's. John Jones - I 1 Thurston Dale - 0 At Currie and Co.'s. Carrie. Reales, & Co. 10 10 Mrs. Itilkos - V Minspsos - R. Duskily; and lon 11 At 111/111WI. Jobs Robbie, - 1 I Wiltius Mostottord 1 • W. F. - ft 0 - 2 - 1 0 - 1 0 At Purring's. Sundries - Mn. Ntehols'n Miss Dusosegue John Niebols, Esq. - 9 0 James Moriun - to 10 Thomas Flint - - I V - 9 V M. L. Rev. Dr. E%ans Moore as. I Bowers it Isarnard'r. T 110113114 Dlmsdale 3 3 Moore, Stanger. & Co. 10 0 Thomas Massey - tl 2 Gentlemen of the Freight-oM ce, East India-hotpot. - 13 4 iV. lli em s. I 0 Cook and Warren - 3 6 Georb'e Collard - Y I Robert fitnitls - I _ Winail a - aiiAne - 10 10 J. M. and W. D. J. West - 2 4 At Glyn's. J. V. Tucker - 3 0 Ilerron and Sons E. and H. Paqudar Bates __ - I I .so as - 2 0 C: lis o .• sr Moisley - 6 0 Hiss Milts - I I W. Milk, E.q. - I I John Mills - I I R. W. R. Mills - I I TR)ley and Son - 2 2 H. 11. tiolbeel., Esq. 3 3 Clarke nod Bartow 6 6 _ _ 'M:Clarke - I Mrs. ClarLe - * Lancaster, son. L Co. 10 10 At Spooner's. C. 11. Knight - I 14. D. Liptrap and Co. 10 10 Martin sad Co. - V U At Hoare, Barnett, and Co.'s Daniel Mislay - - 1 1 Thomas Shirley - 1 I Daniel Ball - - 1 R. Pratt, of Bristol - 6 0 Gardner and Iludson 2 2 21. If. C. - - 1U 10 David Lyon and Co. - 10 10 Rickards sod Co. - 10 10 11t Hantrary's. Tenaman, Danbury, and - - - 10 10 Jas. Davidson and Non 1U 0 iJoid Hay - - - 6 3 At Ilastey's. bert Mamie - - I 1 lErs. Bross. - RM. Od. Itsi:and and Co. - 5 0 tuna trlnde - S 3 • At Barclays. 'Nor* Simper n, t Co. 10 0 111. and C. Joyce - 2 Blurt. Taylor, & Co. 10 U Abraham Peel' - - 1 1 ♦ few of B. T. lOW Co.'s Clerks - - - 5 6 Lear, Severs, and Co. 111 10 Hall, &Meryl. sad Co. S 5 I Wit, Laurence, and Co. - - 10 10 I,Wedisiburs. Esq. lu 10 Mit - - At llasitanaa's. S. T. Searles - 1 1 R. Bingley - .6 0 4as. Wilson - -9 9 Samuel Mouths= 1 1 telps. Ray, aad Co. 11 li Litlledals - - 921 • - At Vert's. P. R. Meserrey . 1 I R. G. SYDNitY died on ale Sea"id!" J. Nebervorth - 6 6 Wm a. CrawfOrd , . 2 0 P.S. Apple's:a - 10 J. al. - - 8 0 Mr. 80118rs.Wilkisson 1 1 W bolo - 10 0 Dodoes, Iseeisseli 10 0 J. J. Pollock - - 1 I W. Tare - 1 1 J. Forster - - 6 0 M. Leyereer - - 10 0 Mrs. etrgoyne - 9 0 B. Bayer - - S Mr : Eery - 2 ReiSIV.R. Chapman 8 8 Counters Dowater of eabonettelt -Mos Af . 11. Saville - 0 Hon. 118 rs. C. Saville 1 0 R. Dahmer - - f 11 11r..111darton - - I I Atitsvenson sad Silt's. L. - - a 6 ladbrake and Co.'s. f.llni A. Aid M. 0 Min Masa I 0 lI.J. Chapman Hopldas - - I I C. Kinpley - Airs. F. - a a Of si(mos. liters' - 10 0 - - 10 10 - 10 10 Charlie - a Holm - - 10 10 N. M. Hoare - - 10 10 4. 1 Valliant - - 3 $ la. Ondlialop - -t 0 Oa lEtillatiky eveldat January 21 bade the Church of I. Lawrvoce , aid of Toads of this Society, after a ed by the Boy. Dr. Rodge. i e ' EMI TA IN YIIATIIIDAT'II A OVIIIITNINNINT :- Poe "J. Thomp " read " James ThoMeen, If. Is." for ' E. EMI'. ." read " Edw. Exton, di. ;" for "W . Morrison" read " Morrie* ;" " Bastiounin Blabeeley" instead of " Wm. elakedeY 1" " L. Clow" instead of" Clovfr ;" "J. Clow" instead of " J. Clare;" " Manning sad Andantes" instead of ••• Anderson ;" '• R. A. C. mid A. Pole' instead of " Miss Pott ;" "W. T. Roberts and Co. 101." instead of " W. T. Robarts."—Rd. Smith, H. Is. and T. J. 10s. 8.1. left at Loudon-wall, not acknowledged. Subscriptions will be received by Sir J. W. Lubbock, Bart., Treasurer, Mansion House-street ; at _the several Banking Houses in London and Westminster; at Lloyd's Coffee Home ; and by the Committee, rt the King's Head 'ravers, Poultry. (Signed) W. 11. BODKIN, Hon. Sec. %• It Is requested, that omissions or inaccureeies may be noticed, and they will be reedited. Jrasslor sod B. Tompkins Mrs. Tompkins 11. C. nil ragiablelides*ll-;.'l;;L.. the WI • • • I 00404 d erittiV7ol# 2 PliAdriCAL edopletal IWO* itiitrtfltltt 'goo- Waist the Foolosootal Rik ad rtMr tt as so 4 ros of spid&Sdnal 'loos: the Powers Rs .1 ffembolls. &c. 're whiehludied.tbe ploadialia * P M" &c. • ~ ay A. mamma, litereetther is Rdiebertb. Revised, earreeetd,lad gratify Merged; by A. INGRAIN, Ilhihtielatt, Leith. Printed for G. and W. 111. Whittaker, IL Are hilet*lazte, Loadon ; sod Oiiver sad Berl, Rdittburgh. 4 many pasespe...... lasi* L 4 'starlet y ,Olra true pet; sad of tke Bongs, it le tar *ber 'Rabe dull sly criticism of 011111 all bestow, to low_ , lot send or rest have bees eowssoly ealdakes for wake, eillei:e g f Mem and that others boo lass ego obtained, he s. l , dist estessive sad traded popularity which forms t 1101 of die author's sitharosee to truth sad nature. A ten sity chanteterives all his lyrical efbaleas."—ltd.u . trlsA lli ggriaise sad Literary Miscelisay. • Printed for G. and W. B. Whlttalcwr, IS, Ave Marla-Le-e, Asides; sad Oliver sad Boyd, 'Edisbargb. This day was published, price, booed I. Weep, SL ; or, in roan with a tack, 4e. Trill -1E oßrtisii READY-RECKONER and 1 UNIVERSAL CAMBIAT, ter the acs of Bankers. Niereliants, Farmers, Tradesmen, sad offlusinos in general; compiled from the most ealluntle By WILLIAM ITEM* A.ccountsot is Edinburgh. Anther of "Th U t a isidas E Is twist," Ike.. Third Edition, greatly enlarged and improved. It may beater:nod, *rather, Is so book extant, is wit!cli se great a mass of useful and important Commercial Infor mation is to he found condensed in so small scorn as in i r az that now offered to the Public, for It contains w dr is valuable in the Works of Kruse, Tillet, Lud, . Benaven, Gehart, ()ghost, Kelly, Lord Swhilion. Milb , and many other eminent writers on ammumisit eMs. The present edition also contains a Newlillibh ry exlitbhut esrlin to of the Course of Exchange between and Btu e chief Commercial States of Europe, . to vs List, in Ude!' the latriesic Par of ][ Miss L..t Days of Grace. are exhibited at one A sr GI the Etchanges between London. Glower, h.!. is for the first time added; together with a cornet acoci,..t of the New Standard Sliver Coinage. .. We do not hesitate to reeotemead this performance a ; a work of great merit, and of very general ettlity."--illuwe - 1 wood's Edinburgh Magazine, No. XV. Printed for 0. and W. B. *WOW r. 11 •4 111 Mari•-;+•• I and Other and Boyd. Edinburgh. to; A new and complete School Catakipm Of let blellool. BOOKS, by O. FULTON sad 0. KNIGHT. Etlisburgb. PRIMER ; or, First Lessons, prise 3d. ae..a_ul-seen, wllb Rea.:- I. i t t. P • well we+,.r__---. ing Leasoos in Prose and Verse; 7th &Sties, Mao. Is. S.:. hearts. S. The Onittnery of the ENGLISII Lsttallwa Soso:A rum; unfolding the Method of Teething it, which hoe Peva so seccessfelly practised in their School; Miner Ike. La dd. boar..,. N. B. Since retiring from public protowliciosi duty, Mr. Fulton has spent much of his tim. is improviser hie Pereut Publications, sad is eommeeieetiog to Y lestroetors the most successful mode of applyieg them. DlaiJer their general circulation in Schools, diem Prblioatioss see fount by Foreign•rs to be the most simple and easy 'aides to Lao pronunciailon of the English Leming.. •' In point of notation, quantity, and •K Mr. Fulton's system 14, in our opinion, ereplef or to any which hes yet been adopted in and Dic tionaries; for it combines the principles o y anti Orthoepy which were unfolded by Sheridan, w all teal improvements of Walker. reduced to a degree of simpileity and practical. Mellity. which neituer the one her the Otter ever attailiei."—British Critic. •• The principal merit of Mr. Fulton'e System of Or them), consists in its simplicity—a property. it will be no keow 'edged. paramount to every other in shoot desigeed. for the use of grhook. - -Aoltjaeoliin Retlew. Printed for O. and W. lb. Whittaker, IS, Ave Maria-lane. London ; and Oiiver and Boyd. Edinburgh. SCHOOL BOOKS, by THOS. EWISO EWING, Teacher of Itocution and Geography. Edinburgh. 1. r IIIE ENGLISH LEARNER; or, a &ke it tinn of EANNIVII4 in Prose anti Verse., adapted he I. capacity of the Younger Classes of Readers ; Vd oditioo, Moo. prier ex. boiled. *. Pniscset.us or Etocusies; containing inueerous R des, Obaervatious, and Exercises of Prosousiatioo ; P411 , C3, loileetions„keeeut. and Emphasis; abs. whirs Extracts in Prose and Poetry. calculated to await tse Teacher, aad to improve the Pupil in reading and recital...a ; 3.1 editioa, limo. 4s. Bd. bound. 3. Esti:ton teAL Exrecissa ; being a Sequel to the Prisei pies of ElocatiLm, and intruded for Pupils who bare nsa.:le e+lll4ideribli., progress in reading aad reeltathn ; Illa., 4s. lid. bound. •.• Fogs volume rompletes tke series whleh Mr. Es:n•r's plan embraced of Elemeatary Books on Elocution, adalk d to the vitiate stages of tni pnpit's progress. la " Tie Learner." he has coeßned himself to a few of the moot of - lions and simple Wales: and. in the arrangement of the Lessons, be has studied a natural and an easy gradation. 4.:t livstes or 14aocanarnt, (Cr the Use of Scheele's,' private tiluArrii.. ou a new and easy plan; in wiskik the European Suundaries are stated, as settled by the Treaty of Paris, an It of Vietnam : with the elements of Aare noun, an *crowd of the Solar System, and a su=l Problems to he tithed by the terrestrial and celestial g Third edition. 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Doncaster. and Ferry bridge. to the Golden Lion, Le..ds, next Morning.—Not withstanding the uncommon expedition of this Coach, it is allowed to be tble the moat agreeat. and complete Puhiic Conveyance on the North Road, being unequalled la Accommodation by any tither. LAW' OW, 'Anglo(' n, (Irons-43 reen, Annan, Dinnerles. 113,0‘0111.11, Thornhill, Satigatisr-Kiln, Canmoel., Klemmll, and all parts of Scotland, • Post Coach (nails). CHESTER, Newport, Whitehurelt, Tarporle(, Nantwiell, Northnich, and Iliddlewlelt, PostCoact, every livening, at Five o'(*lock. YORK, Searbornugh,Wbithy, Shields, Sunderland. New castle, anti Edinburgh, new Four Inside Coach, with a Guard throughout ; sets out every Morning at Eight o'Clock. by way of Newark, Retford, Tarleaster, Darling ton, Northallemon. Durham. Morpeth. anti Renwick. —1 1 :1.4. stagers boding themselves fatigued by the length of the journey, may rest what time they please, tad then proceed on without any additional fare. HULL, Northeave, 11.. w len. Thorn, end Doncaster. Post Coach. every Morning at half-past Six o'Cloct, to the Cross Kern, Market-plate. Doll. KEN D LL, Lancaster, Preston, Kirby-Lonsdale. Balton. 1 Charley. Ormskirk. and (Wattling, Post Couches, every Af ternoon at Five o'Cloek.—fittarded. MARLROROUOII, Swindon, Ransibury. Hunger/ord, awl Newbury•, Post Coach. nt Seven u'l'loek in the Morning, CARLISLE., Penrith. and Whitehaven. Four Inside Post Coaeb, and a Huard all the way.—Passes through Brough- Appleby. Oretni-bridge, Richmond, Catteriek. Borough; bridge, Wetherhv, Aherford, Doncaster, and Grantham. Sets out every Morning, and performs the journey with the greatest facility.—Passengers detained on the Road by hind neo; or pleasure. have the peculiar advantage of their seats beinw *rowed In the nett Coach. I.IVERPOOL, Warrington. linutsford, Stone, ant:Litch- Geld. Punt Coach. called the Haat LATOR, every letening at Fire o'Clock. to the Saracen's Hrad lan. Dale-street. Lir erpool.—D us riled throughout. t \CHESTER. Wlualoa, Concleton, Neweastle. Wal sal, aad Wolverhampton, Post Coach. every Afternoon.— Guarded. RiRitINOIIAM Post Coach, with a Guard, sets out every Afternoon, and reaches Birmingham next day at Noon. Pones by Oxford. Easton. and Shipstone, to the Saracen's Head. Bull-street, Birmingham. ' SHEFFIELD and Rotherham Post Coach, called the ROIXINGH•11. evert' Morning. 14UNDERL ND. Stockton.aed Vann, New Coach. every Morning. to the George lon, Sunderland. WAKEFIEI.D Post Coach, every )lorning. at half-past SI: o'Cloeit. C ) EAV's original W.ACIONS and COACHES, to NewbitryAwladoo. Aldhourn, uotion-Banner. Lambourn, Huagerford„ Chilton, Reading. and all places adjacent— Daiiy. B. W. MOUNTAIN and Ca. respectfully acqaainktheir Friends and the Public. that they will not be accoantable for any Parcels, Passengers' Luggage. Writings, Plate, ac. of mere thsa Five Pasads Value, if lost. stolen, or Damaged, witless entered as sn i t. and the Inserante paid for accord ingly, at the Saracen's Head lan, Snow-hilt, Lon&o. '-'9B4I" "IMU • - P -112-