The Statesman. — London, England, 1821-01-03 00:00:00

tupplie. 14. B. Oki lists co►ered with silk, and made equal to new, 10a. 6d.--No unpaid Letters recei►ed PORT ' WINE of FINE FI..AVOICH awl FULL BODY, at Sts. per Dozen.—TIIOMAS dr RICHARD ARBOTTB respectfuly inform their Friends and the Public in general. thst they have commenced Bottling 100 Pipes of the above WINES. which are all of most excellent quality. Fatuities who wish to lay in their Winter Stocks, are re spectfully solicited to forward their Orders per letter, or to No. CO, kinner-street, No. 314, Oxford-street, or en of I'. and R. Ahltotts' Agents. as below, to taste the above Wines, the quality of which is far superior to say other that have been huported of the last three vintages. T. and It. Abbotts also rooommend tothelr Customers. and the Public in general, the following CORDIALS, which are prepared In the superior manner of the Martinique (Airmen: PER CASE or 10 norrLits. Noyeau Roars et Blanc Shrub. prepared with the finest Limes and Pine Apples 35s Brandy Bitters 33s Peppermint Cordial Cibie Brandy Cases containing 16 Br:trim in eqnal proportions of Brandy Bitters, Peppermint Cordinl, and note Brandy, Ns, the case.—Noyeau and *lhrub can only be told In Cases of not 'milieu 10 Bottles. ACIINTS NEAR LONDON:. Woetwirl, Mr. W. Austin I Camdeu ToWs, Mr. C. Hal- Breen w ieh. Mr. J.T. Thomas I if end theism', r. Hutchinson Totten:mm.lf r.Richards.jum. Endel I, Jr. r. Frosharn Leo ishans. Mr. Jac). Basgatt. N. B. All other Wines now at equally Low Prices. VAMILIE who pay READY MONEY, are respect -L. folly informed by JOHN JONES and Co. 222, Picca dilly, that in addition to the nrtirlos contained In the ge neral List last published, they have added the following. with all othrr3, for .sae. John Junes an:l Cu. are sr Oleg on more re:lsoaable 'fenny than any other Ware- Wise in England : Arrow Root chocolate, plain Ditto. Mr Hans Moose's - - - 3e. per lb. Cocoa. (patent) of the finest quality 2s. 10d. per lb. Cams. Nibs' Nue Coffee of fine quality - - - - 3s. 31. per Ih• 11;amemile Flowers - - - - Its. tid. per lb. Cream of Tartar Eases( eof InehoNies - - - - It. Yd. per bottle. test India Riee Ginger fur Winos, Pickles, de. - d. per lb. Fleury Isinglass Alves. (French', Pic.Wee of most *Arts Soy tia!ro . 2l. per lb. Stott+ end Pearl Kerley for Soups 4d. per lb. Vinegar. (Torragc,) - - - - li. per bottle. Ditto Distilled • Saudi Hams Large dry's' Nests' Tongues - - 4s. 13d. eacb. Yellow' gosplod.; Mottled WM. Curd bid. per lb. Slott Candles Re.'6d.: Moulds - - Ills. per doz. Wei - - .$ s. per do. .AN Ceantry Sbeipkeepere will observe that the above pirces are well arcrtli their all..nlion. being considerably loom lima what the IVholesale !louses charge for the same article. 0. A. T. Bruggenknte, . Cheap. surrender Jan. 6, 141. Feb. IS, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Wilson, Devonshire-street. Bishopsgate-street . It. Rey nnlils, Shobrooke. D..vonsitire, tanner, Jan. 91., E. Feb. 13, at the Angel Inn, Tiverton. Attorneys. Mess..s. Ward and Johnson, King's Ilenels-walks, Temple ; and Mr. !tended. l'ivertes. E. Hardman. Liverpool, merchant, Jan 23, V. Feb. 13, at the George Inn. Liv..rpool. Attorneys. Messrs. Adlinx ton and Gregory, Bedford-row; and Mr. Topham, Li verpool. W. Swain, Shiffnal. Shropshirn, tailor. Aan. 13, 10, Feb. IS, at the Jerninehato Arms, Shiffanl. Attorneys. Messrs. Williums and White, Lincoln's-inn; and Mr. Smith, Wol , verbs nip ton. • J•. Bailey. Birmingham, grocer, Jan. 26, 27. Feb. IS. a 4 the Royal Hotel, Birmingham. Attorneys, hie•.srs. Lona end Austen, liolnorn-court,'Gray's Inn; and Mr. Painter. Birminghom. J. Lindles and J. Laniles, Rerwlek.npon-T mend. mer chants, Jan. 24, SS, Feb. 13. at the lien nail Chickens lon, Berwick, Attorneys, ale-ors. Bailie unit Co. h;aug's Brava _ walk. Temple; and Mr. Wedtlele, Berwlea. W. Clgie, Ruswarp, cern-merchant. Jan. 116, 27. Feb. IS. at Ike Anent Inn, Wilitby. Attorneys. Sit. Belcher, Whitby ; and Messrs. Above and Parry. Temple. K. Parsons. sett. it. Parsons, jun. and T. Parsons, Lysir coitibe. Somersetshlre, rorn-fe ton, Jan. It, 13, Feb. 11, at the Castle and R.tll in% Rath. Altarneys, Mr. Potts, t4erjeent's-inn. Fleet-street : and Mr. Batchelor. Bath, W. shillito, h npel-Allmon, Yorkshire, dealer in cattle, Jan. 9, 10, Feb. 13, at Inc Court-house, Leeds. Attorney*. ' Mr. Wilson. dr:•Yille-strut, llatton-garden; and Messrs.. Conplaisd and Shaw. Leeds. IL Hewitt, North Shields. linen-draper, Jan. 16.21. Feb, 13, at the George Inn. Newristle•epon-Tyne. Attorneys. Messrs. Dell and Itrodrie., Wise C , iitrcit-yard, Chimpside and Mr. Seymour, N..wenstle-upon-Tyne. G. Webb. C 0,191111. dealer, Jan. 111, SO, Feb. 13, at Guildhall. Attorneys, Messrs. Reynal and Ogle, Lord Mayor's Court °dice, Boys' Klein:tie. DIVIDENDS. Jan. 27, C. E Iwnrdi, Onug't•square. furrier, at Guildhall —Jan.l7, T. S7lioffeld. Kingston-open-Themes, maltster, et ospdhati—Jan. 27, G. Hadley, Greenwich. draper. of Guildhall—Jan. 27, A. F. Kemp. Austin-friars, merchant. at tinildhall—Feb. S. W. Humble, Great Saint Zinnias Apostle. agent, at Guild.tall—Jan. 27. K. Tornend, see. end J. It. Townend, Mitre-conrt, Fenchurch-street. neer etmets. at Guildhall—Jan. 27, B. Snowdon, Harrow-no-the. ILll,grocer. at Guilaaall—Jan. 23. J. Wools, jun.. Portsea. baker, at the Crown Inn. Bishop's Waltham —Jan. 14, J. Welch. Ainsworth, Litrmtshlre. cotton-cloth-mannfaclurer, at the Star Inn, Manchester—Jan. et J. Hockey. Wayne. Monmouthshire, farmer, at the Commercial Rooms. Bristol —Jan. so, T. Dawson, Manctester, victualler, at the Star Ina, Manchester—Jan. 30. J. Holt, Manchester, dyer, at the Star Inn, Manchester. CERTIFIC ITF.S--JA'. 43. H. Hay. Newcastle-street, Strand, .priater—J. I.ovell, Lower-road, Lambeth, grocer—W. Abbott. Winditaut place, merchant—W. Fromon. Great Yarmouth, theusist— J. Imbrie, Bucklersbury, warehouse.tan. PARTNERSHIPS DI4SOLVaD. J. Parkes, and J. Mills. Kaisle Colliery, Staffordshire, toal-misters--11 • . and J. Hooper. St. John-street, Clerken well. manufacturers—J. Faulds and W. Lenssien, Carlton street, St. James's. bakers—W. C. Gill and J. A. Hopkins, Bristol, •. oollen-drapers—T. Lloyd and J. Phillips, Haver fornesi. papyr-amnufacturers—W. Randoll and S. G. Night invite. Chearide. taliors—J. Davidson. W. Donnell, J. I Banister, and J. Neethatn, Cork-street, Berlington gardens, Westminster, tailors—L. and F. Hart, Fenclturcit-street, wine-merchais:s—J. Crossland. and J. Crossland, jun. Sher ' field, carpenters—W., 11.. H., sad L. Andrews, Shaw, Berks. millers—J. Wheatley and Oakley, Rotherham, York shire, attorneys at •lavr—D. Yeses. joie. and W. Herders. jun. Nlacclefield, Chester. silk-manufacturers--A. Dent, and W. Devey, Beer-la Le. Tower-street, wine-merchants—R. F. Breed, I. Borland. and W. Pratt, Liverpool. mercivants—J. Porter and W. Balster, Sherborse—H. J. Sondra anti 'l'. , Hall, jun. Camomile-street, brokers—S. 11;oof::, t' . I : Brooke, H. Hulbert, and J. Liyton. jun. OA .1 •yr y, I.ro. kers—J. Wilson. and 1.1. Wilkinson. Leeds. Yorkshire. join ers—R. Harris aid J. Firmin, Colchester. ldssec ,41.3ii!sts' —R. and G. Tavel!, Ipswich, Suffolk; Moue-canons--S. Barton, S. Smith. and G. Brounger, Leadenhall-street. sta tioners—W. T.. W. R.. and C. Robinson, Limdon—J. Hands and W. Brown. Coventry, watch-case-makers—T. Cos.k and W. Harley. Fenritureh-stray, plumbers—E. Stasdley and R. Gale. Birmingham, locksmiths—W. Piteairn, A. U. Johnston, A. WY att, T. 11. Wright, and R. Onchteriony, London. sperchaats.--J. Butterworth, aodJ. Bacon. Loalf' lane, Southwark, leather-tellers—e. and E. Clifford. Lower Ornsvenor-street, Bond-street, tea-dealers---R. and W. a. Rich. Dockheadidace, Bermondsey ‘ Serrey, rope-Makers— J. Burton and R. B. Pontardent..poetor's Commons, andel tore—J. and R. T. Newtoss, Wardnur-street, Soho, uphold iis.-8. IL tirees..dalforii, J. Barlow, and T. T. Taylor, Magic r. cotton-merchants, as far ai relates hi B. li. 'G ree n:LC. L. Bahr and J. Ryder, of Liverpool, ship-iledlidee —W. J. Norris. F. Norris, and C. Norris. }Ware:. Yost -10 shin. driseiters--lii. Marshall *ad J. gar, of We Coal .liacoe ewe, coal-Ism rp err l . ,peitoe,../. ea,,ied J. Cock ssio, Stepney Pottery.:Newbastle-tipod- O. Utirtitellititres` o atiltkrtvrers, is fit in Mates to J. liiiiiill. Whatsoever thwarts, or puts me out ef my way, 1 brings death into my mind. All partial evils, like hour moan, run into that capital plague-sore. I have heard ,some profess an indifference to life. Such hail the cud of their existence u a port of refuge, amid speak of the ;rave as some soft arms, in which they may slumber as un iv pillow. Smile have wooed death out upon th,?.e, I say, tilos fool, ugly phantom : I del test, abhor, exocrate, and (with Friar Julin) Owl thee to six score thousani devils, and in nu iustassq 1 to be excused or tolerated, but shuoned us a nisi venal viper; to be branded, proscribed, and spoken evil of! In no way can I be brought to iligast thee, ihon thin, melancholy privation, ur lure frightful end cunfoiinding poiitivc! Those antidotes, peaseeihod against the fear of thee, are altogether frigitand insultiag t like-thysiolf. For what satisfaction both a math that he shall " lie down witb_iiiegs and Emperors in Jeath," who, its his life time, never greatly coveted the society of such hed *How% ? or. forsooth, that " so shall the fairest . face illispear," Why, to comfort me, must Alice W.-- —0 be n goblin ? loro than all, I conceive disgust at those impertinent and misbuoming fimiliarities in `scribed upon your ordinary to lib-stones. Every dead man most take upon himself to be lecturing we with his ()lions truism, that " such as he now is, I mast shortly be." Not so shortly, friend, perhaps as thou iniaginest. In the iutntii time, I stn alive. I move about. lam ,yurth twenty of thee. Know thy betters Thy New Yeats' days are past. I survive, a jolly candidate for 1621 Another cap of wine, awl while that turn-coat bell, that just now inottrufully chanted the obsequies of 1t420 departed, with changed notes lustily rings in a successor, let us attnne to its peal the song made on a like occasion by hearty, clieerfttl Mr. Cotton. THE NEW YEAR. Hark, the cock crows, and yon bright star Tells us, the day himself's not far ; Andiee where, breaking from the night, He gilds the western 111114 witit light. With him uIJ Janus (loth appear, Peeping into the future year, With such a look es seems to say, The prospect is not good that way. Thus do we rise ill sights to see, And `gainst ourselves to prophesy; When the prophetic fear ot . things A more:untie:ding mischief brings, More MI of soul-tormenting gall, Than direst mischiefs can betel. But stay ! but stay ! Methinks my sight, Better Informei by clearer light, Dis °erns sereneness in that brow, That all contracted seemed but now. His • reverse.l face 'nay show distaste, Aud frown upon the ills are past; But that which this stay looks is clear, _And smiles upon the New-born year. Ile looks too from a place so high, Tne Year lies open to his eye; And ail the niomehts open are, To the exact discoverer. Yet more and more he smiles upon The happy revolution. Why should we then suspect or fear Tne itifiuences of n year! So smiles upon us the first most, Aed speaks us good so soon as gem ? Plague 4.)11 ' t ! 013 last W23 ‘ ill enougu, .1:0.1 cane.: beiter (woof; Co, 41 llritsh d thee' Tie tatt.lerloy soh e may this too ; And thea the steel in realms should Be superezeelleutly good: For the worst ills (we daily see) Ulare no more perpetuity, Thinehe best tbrtutiee that do fall • • . Welsh alao bring us wherewioial • Longer their aria g to support, u Than th ose ski of fhp other sort ; ''" "1' Aod"wbo his one gbud year In three,' ' 4 ' ol And yet replies at destiny. ; Appears ungrateful in the case, - • rift And merits eel the good he has, Th-n let as Welcome the New Wiest • • 3,12 , With lest, britnrateet of the best; • •••+ Mirth always (food fortune wel t! , • •i b t ., And readers e'en Disaster sweet ; rN And thouzlitbeTrltieets turn her hack,'' ' b.".111 TM bilge nee dekciilidlirith sack, ' "It P" Wiebeitet allall by far heid out. it ITTI a 'VI TiM Mioneelt yeti lobe bee &boot. $ - Rif" saris= ruder ?-41ke mot time usesw itroselu the neigh yiligetssismity of the Reglisbe voio Z.. • • II , . thekliti yestiut rpollt. Their o ct - -44treparati , with a proper cleteiiro enevel .be rector could at. tempt to enforce his claim. Ile was one of those who was anxious to support the clergy of the established church; so he was certain was every gentleman who beard his. lie thought they were entitled to a very liberal support file their services, but he could 'not, in this his wish for their proper support, sanction such an attempt as the present. Ile could not approve inf a clergyman bringing forward an old act of Parlia ment—an old shadow of an old law, phich had slept for three centuries, as the foundation of a claim which, If gAiliblislietl in the present instance, would take from Hi% inhabitant householders dike liberty and put into • the pocket of one man, a sum greater than that which tv.it paid for the whole of their podr-ratee.—(Heer, hear.)--Was it an equitable claim that one individual, 1 s h o uld deteriorate the property of the i n habitants in the amount of 60,000/.? and yet this would be the ef fect if the rector's claim were submitted to.--(Hear. hear.)—The speaker then went on to cuatend that the claim was unjust, because it ' was unreasouable—that the decree on which it was founded had never been en rolled, and that the amount to which this claim would reach wasa suns never intended by the legislature to be given to any rector. If they submitted to any such claim as a right, it would be raised by degrees on them to the full amount now demanded. This was the case in Bishopsgate. A shilling iu the pintail was first given. It was suilared to rest there fur about 6 mouths, and the:t an additional sixpence was deatateded„ and is some time after another sixpence was asked. If the inhabitants of other parishes suffered themselves to be cajoled in such a manner, he hoped the parish . uf St. Andrew would lie more firtn. These circumstances also s'oew ed the necessity of uniting , in the first instance and resisting any claim for an increased rate. This had in one inttauce ken effectually done by au individual: . how much bettet might it hot he effected by a largo, body? Hut he wau:d try it b ,th ways. If beaten a s abo .y, he would tutu try them individually. Let the contest last for ever, and be handed down frous„, father to son, rather than they should consent to a : claim wiiich was su very unreasonable.--(llear, hear.) ? It w a s not necessary to go back to the fire act clergy,, 4 farther than to observe, that iu the great fire there •, were 59 parishes burnt, and 27 which escaped. The.. parish of St. Andrew, Holborn, was one of those ~, which so escaped the fire, but it seemed as if the rec tor wished to throw it iatu a flame on the present ma- `.,, siun. --(Hear, hear.)—ln consequence of the losses, sustained by the clergy, from the destruction of the m , houses, their case was considered by the legislature:, and by the 22d Charles 11. they got instead of 2s. ed.., in the 205., a compensation of, some 100/. per year..., some 1501., but is nu case did the compensation ex-, , ceed 200/. per &ennui; and there were instances so Liege a sum was not given in places of larger ea , than St; Andre.v's parish. The olergy became its course of time dissatisfied with the amount of, t settlement; and baying applied to Parliamentlear" were alloWed by the 44th lieu. 111. an increase its.: . many instances of ball is reach awe; bat, whatever Parliament hail then allowed, it manifestly never woo its intention to *lye 491101. a yeae...iustead of ,400/. ' The clergy however, Made another application to Par liament, and though their claim, were etatuified, they , were kicked A . tio-W of doors, and :parliament decided , _, against woe. ; ire merely meat/toned then. Cirellal• stances to spew. the rapacity of the doggy, in .murt, instances. His object on the prepcotoccasion was not, to go into any detail of the merits of the qaelititto s bet to have a committee appoi,nted.tulahe toht:h oar . in the matter as would be deemed uncessary. IHu .- . a satisfied that this was a nohjert rebid: would be,t over a good deal. and he had n a doluth a t.a goo d of information might be had upon it. if ,a.eotia 4w, were appointed. 'llse two ether liberties of thqfpri* l would he "felt persuaded, look 'with fellow-feeling.up , thel/iskOotif4 pi 4 4 proft.LiAsawstivaati 1 400 kb' 1 1 ready . to cane to Iloilo opaigusige. As raupp n puity„ I b•Palso sil-'• - 0 041 Pe ae•1a, 1 44141 ha 40, „ i *am liffrOlier, tip". 4400 ',vs** l Ofp . . . it seati***P cof:.o 6 l44l)lotas frolltifiFP t 1, 4 131 oft4ato bn the oilier side. lifirwips H i m pfpky,o mq• tate le . •. - _ . .1 - • .-• • . • . - • • l ( i? .. A4 0 ,_ . • , • •• Ciwicni l / 4 -) . -- A- 44 A-D-- ._. . . - - ~.., p,. re nt . _ ..., ~.. 111111111.11111121mzemirs ,- --- - er -- i—er , • * - ' yr .. . -i . 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' ' . .• •• a -*- . . . 7 . ojilIV•If unit "I, Is ,0:1';:iit , Or,o) 4, 1 *. ing..ttr;i:.;si ii e.s•it • '4.0)1 fil gate iii ED ii E:l4 DA Y JAN 10 A ii. Y 3, 11ra. '• .•• - ~...• • ~, . - • 2 ..# .dt of r.: ! ' at: I ,ebb • . • . . • . , - .. ' NO: 4910. •.• . •., • , i-a• I,- t•jo. • , e COW" 10 0 " soused NV►r DtV fiiii t itio ; Ai fiebi, Ma a YD.Vgr diet on ate *arab( / 4 ' • ' :4 ' '". -.it ..- 1 1 111.R . 8 Clittit C I RN Ws '' ' ' .1, I . . . gem •-•. - 7.--:-.............47 ---- 7 • •• . . HOLTS! and KIN vw(mcriii Hope FIRE and LIFE ASSURANCE COM - NEW' YEAR'. E VE. VE. •1. • Ala Do they not fortify like a cordial ; enlarging • thi r a• • PANY.—Offices, to. Ludgete-bill. and SA, Oxford' , Friends and She Public, thittAtaywontiane to reeelv.• t —sew- heart, and productive of sweet blood, and genereses ~:t. bog Selnfortn their 41 . 00(14 at their Wharf. N. o. I, Paddingine. Mid the Axe-Inn. os street, adjoining the ( - trees, London; 104 Pririoes-street. 1a024 as:mule's eostiox Kewanee; ro LUST. spirits,, in the concoction ? Where be these punt% t. diubtirgh; and Iff, Westraorelsnd-street, Dublin . ' sldrourbere. whit+ ire forvrardedently by their Fly Botta 4 FIRE OFFICE—CAPITAL ONE IifiLLIGN. to Mantettessei, kiveopool, Weikel, Warringtea. and for' (Concluded from our Paper of Mo ) fears of -death. jnst now expressed or a •eetealr ; .4. - _ all Pares of lAneasisins. Cheshire, North Wall". West RI.. .. San. and sky, and breeze, and so li very walks, and Passed like a cloud — absorbed in the porteit4 illiw7 1 ... Policies effected upon every Description or Property w i th - dine of Yorkshire. .itallordshlre. and interspollstepiseet." l / 4 „li g ht of clear poetry—clean washed oval kr.; a 11110- :: Annimer h o liday , , and the greenness of fields, and the in the United kingdom, upon reasoftable Teems. r Waggons as usual to the same places *Om' the -kitty of genuine Helicon, your only Spa Losses are uniformly paid by this Company. with Skiers- Attlerma b' LI ury. ~ v el - •, . ellelieions juices of meats and fishes, and nd linnet xd • lily sod Promptitude., - -_!..t._ - - - _',: _ ip, _ lei s the ebeethsl glass, sal candle-light, nn4l =ton- eliondries. And now_ another cup A ,.... : ' .4). W. an Policies. wbieh'efpire at Christmas, should he renewed 'Map iv u gBDA y Army? , s gigifipre.: :.. venation', and innocent ranites, and jests, and i rimy I—and a merry New kat. agil many 4 - 71 0.. iy, within riftemt Days thereafter, or the same will become • Void. • • —sew-- rmfei kself—do these things go out with life? all, my masters ! ..,, pa .. s . '"ak - 'a, • . .. . • LIPS OFFICB.—CAPITAL Ofd MILLION. rrhisOasette sonatina loyal and duillhl Addressers to Can a ghost langb, or sheke his gaunt sides when lit. Jas, 1921 * • A h0., 4 6 10 ,-... .” so : r k . Persons assurieg is this OMee pvirtleipase is Profits, with- his Majesty —frogs the Mayor, Recorder, Magistrates, you are pleasant with him ? out incetevialf the liability of Loss, the Proprietors baths& • cler g y , Citisens , and other inbabitente of the city of And yea, my midnight darlings, my Folios 1 mast s==enc:;!=ltsam'et le .4 - 4 •7 ' - undertaken all nevonsibtlity ; npen which Principle same- Worcester and its vicinity ; from the Mayor, Aldermen, I part with the intense delight of having you (h age - 1•44/rise gf fr. Afittlifir •, • r• _ , .., • • 1 . • ' ".` rens are the instances of Ten, Tw en t y, end. Thirty per Cent. and Common Connciltnen of the borough of Boston, ' . . • '—‘vroms.-- • • in tii / armfuls) in my embraces ? Mast knowledge come t • • ...•_,e_,. , ~ r ~__.,,,,A b ejt , ..ao„ being pail in addition to the amount sawed; and ewes Linconsbire; from the. Inhabitants of Aslsford, nave tneurred (whet the Iteration of Life has been consider- county of Kent.; from the borough o l f ai r i tlingt front • me • if it come at all, by some awkward experiment of M 01, THE liErroa To tiecniAliab TITMIZIFS ma . . .. ably prolonged) , where the Paymest has Imahretre .that the Gentlenteo, clergy; Merelrents, M urn , ya, 4 l 'simians, sad se "Wager by. Ibis familiar proem - fi: illeuillif -9i the ilthabitallthourithaidtanlihml4lo!,, it05,e.440 , 141. double the sum assured.• . A Hos t•s, amm; . • n es. 1 ,,,,,,,,, d Nesnees, , to vtit iv i lerr . rien principal Inhaisitaqt•ef the town ad parish Halifirx ; readiest ? don Liberty took place yesterday at the Inqtest-toosiLl• . * law per Celt. and Is same to upwards °Manley pet (Jest. ow . from the Mayor, lAputy Recorder, Jurits, and Contemn Shall I enjoy friendships there, wanting the in fielborn Church-yard, to take into consideration a • • ' 14,. .. • the Premium paid, within thsvisult lloroolfrats. sadly at Councilmen of the town and parish of Mai•lstone, Kent ; smiling isdieations which point me to them here communication made by the Rector, of his intended - .. kfiebstaLt s iest, hes helm Gilded to all, Pdlieles of Aimee- from the Inhalants's-of the parish of B ' - -'- iling, Mid Il -- •the recognisable face—the " sweet assurance of to claim 2 s. 9 J. in the pound for big tithes upon the sneer le this Office. for the whole period of Life. sex ; from the Inhabitants of the town of 'full:more and s•-• - a look" ? • i Yoletitranee Money, Admietiae illie, or other Oficial i ts v i c i n i t y; I re l an d ; f rom th e B i iiiff sa d &l ar g e ss e % of rental of this liberty. • Charge, enacted .- . • - " the borough of Illesedley, in Cognition Council 'sumo- In winter this intolerable disinclination to dying, to At a little after twelve o'clock, Mr. Deputy Servos • • ,•_eivetrf. , WILLIAM BylitY. Secretary. bled; from the Master, Assistants, and Members of the give it its mildest name, does more especially haunt was tumultuously called to the chair, and various lst• —-- Trinity-house of L e ith; from the 314 ; cistnifes anal Town and beset me- in a genial August noon, beneath a ters Mete read to show the nature of the Rector', PER CENT. CYDER ANY HAT WARE- , HOUSE IN Mnltif.SND. Council of the cite of iirechin, North Britain ; from the sweltering sky, death is almost probleutatic. At those claims. • - Provost, Magistrate ., h ' and Councillors of tht• borough of • . . Mr. JOHN BEAUCHAMP now addressed the mettlblit, . (1 JACKSON, Hat Manufacturer, SS, Barbican,times do such poor snakes as myself enjoy an humor-' • Jellintrgh; from the Pres ytory of' (.amp h o l m, conv e y o f yawl ,. • 14-./e neer the CBI Repository. has constantly on sale alles we expand, and bur.reon. Then are we and observed, that as Ile bad been the original 'never Dumfries; from the Minister, of the Presbytory of (ta- mest esteseit • assortment ofevery description of Hate and Beams . Bonnets; also a great variety of Gold colour Seal 'inch; from the acting Magistrates of the ancient burgh as Wong again, as valiant again, as wise again, and of the resointien at the precinct meeting, lie felt Terbium- Likewise Boys Cloth Prussian Caps of superfine of Inverness; from the Rector, Churchwanslens, Over- a grata %taller. The blast that nips and shrinks it necessary to o f f er a few remarks. The Hector, • . cloth, only 4s.—Leather lists and Cape from 9d.—The Pah- seers, and other Inhabitants of the parish of ihnbell, We t pan in thoughts of death. All things allied as they must have already observed, founded his claim , i tic will Ind a great saving by purchasing as shove.—Jack- !Middlesex ; from the Magistrates and Totvn Council to the insubstanti a l, wait upon th a t master feeling ; to this increased rate on the 37th Henry VIII. and , son's New invented treble covered hest superfine Beaver of the bnrgli of Maxwelltoutie, in Common Council as- ]fats at only Vs.—they are decidedly the cheapest and most sem bi e d . ) cold, nuntbnesa, dreams, perplexity ; moonlight it. the decree made thereon ; fur, without this, there elegant Hits ever offered to the publie.—The new improved FOREIGN OFFICE. Jan. 4. 19IH , self, with its shadowy and spectral appearances, was nothing to bear him out for a moment in !tinily , Patent Water-proof Nat, I'm and Reiter, at only 16 '. ' The King has bees pleased to approve of Mr. Samuel that cold ghost of the sun, or Pluelms' sickly sister, or justice. He would not. however, enter into a dis- ?lris' kat will wear three times as long as those imitations Luke, as Consul at Belfast for the Culled States of like that..innutritious one denounced in the Can- cussion od thit'Werl Inestion. They had not met for now selling from ills. to ISs. and upwards, by almost every America. -- tides :-1 an; none of her " min ons"-1 hold with the that purport. Their o act was to put themselves in Hatter; runrq of them call themselves manufacturers.— The n tNEHtiPTS Trade •upplied as visual. Persian. such a state Aireparati i, that they might be ready 1 fir r. .siA 11..• _A .1.). .:It. ...A ....A. .......i ~..., G. A. T. Droxcenkate, Little East Cheap. merchant, to Ili hatinewpr dior2rta_ nr nuts me ant of me war. with a proper defence whenever the rector should at- OthistiVIIIOPMF.F:PBH3 and FAMILIES are C .informed by JOKY HISTIOP and CO., that they hare %At Stle, in nicer Halnon. behind /he Shop. 47iwt. Piccadilly, Wit 0411? to the White Hear, London. °NM Nara of ipeeket-handltereldefs, romolls, pnl lest. toe sbeurts, cougasogiag at lb. per dozen. 3000 Dozen Men? and Woolens' cotton. worsted. awl latablotcool hose and socks; commencing at 4s. per closet?. 2000 Piece of 4-kbs. 0-8111, and 1-4th Cambric muslin, e:nirueocing at 6J. per yard. SOO Pieces of Welch and other flannels, commencing at Je. per yard. tbilo Excellent gingham umbrellas, brass and plated wowed. 40. rash. Also, a Job lid of Scotch Holten I and other topes, Wal nut' Lc. containing 164.009 pieces, from ?d. per piece. Igo. fltembat estonkhing Avon colleetlan At Ordtlpnrene Ladle' Slid tthittires's boots and shoes, of the wary best ( as writ as costume bat s'e•ogj woke. commencing at Is. p. pair. , Also , a compl e t e S tor k o f Nli l li rery, cons i st i ng o f the rltc•l resinous of muslin. cepa. frills, and feudist: ripe. from tvl• each upwards, all made of the most sepevior b Iscoaef Mid Cambvie swell os. . • ....I ri' •• Aud Met Portrait of her Majesty Quite, Calatilltaallike " r e,Pik epiriliVed upon cloth. at 10cle.eacit. Ali'', on consignment. a ton weight of fine gin,"*. at 114 per 1b..% my • quartiitly: upwards Cif a thatmand ttltrret* eteettent own mt. in ea4lntof 111 b. Owe*. pt Rd. par Ih. • With a llseitay of other articles, all . at prices well w the attention of D..alers or Faminec, residing even in mv3t remote parts of the Kingdom. •