The Statesman. — London, England, 1814-12-14 00:00:00

..-.. . • t_ - I 11i This, Gentlemen, the huh Protestant, the Pre. trstant of open heart, did for his country. The i cootend as toy man. We can neier stoop to •stipelatetor 'bargain about our "murky, for 'if entiseqeence is obvious,. and, indeed, may be said to be more in thesatere,even thatfin the reason of man. —He who is the benefactor, must become the idol of his country--Ire who breaks the chile,, must win'the heart of the captive. What security has the irisit Protestant demanded of the Catholic? That eon rity "thick armies, whips, or gaols, or gibbete.4llo l ll* give—the affection of those whom Its Preeists — tit , ' 4petitede .of thime whole he _employs- 4* a word, Ain csaideace of these whom he is tes.oo4l too .generoes, too brave, to distrust. Gentlemen, his lixcelleecy Mr. Canning, who is now.a subaltern in •the Corps Diplmaativoe of my Lord ,C,astjertegh,, was net so to be settled won this absurd and incon ceivable question of security, His Excellency tied .up the whole of the Catholics of Ireland by a Wig - 1 Protestant' asked fol. security itself b. a right, we dab. *ire sepa.l me Such a . right frees that rimer ,upow Which it mast rest for protectiea. In this slew, ,the anchor. of V 34 must be for ever and deep in the riCelle ;T it view alone believe my, solemn atMstatlon, "oar countrymen can look for happiness, :ol'„ even for safety; and from this view, vihilst life' endares to me, no abstraction ' however i ions or bean %Wit; Shall ever lead me aside. ' ' Gentlemen, oitimi *wises in i means of sectiritir 4 • t -prefer tie jastice of other States before tottl°ll4Bo Poole., which, in itself, is wholly independent efajest es lomptions and delusive appearances; ,yet , 1 , shostid ;wish to sre that power so affirmed that other nations might have es little reason to question our principles l as 'Io threaten our security. I cannot see how that power can be wea kened , either by temr our maw string of seararitiesl The aeon. _ no security, but this same Mr. George Canning, who is the faithful advocate, who loves the Irish Catholics, be it eorstnewn to die people of Leirtster, Munster, Meter, and Coarianght ; in talking of the Irish . Catholics, absolutely talked as mach of securities, is .if his, excellency wore treating with an enemy.-. 4 . Gentlemen, such ooeduct mast fire the mind of every Irishman; but, -it lathe peculiar infirmity of this un lucky man, either to hat ehelt Sc, or to efer-a, _et, his part t and What has be the waggoners:og jourer . pool be availed hieing of all helps eed eg,pedionts he cetdd pick op frost thereto'e of ono pegtroteescil as the "tad will of theotker ; bathe eledeetAigillt/P osivigleoese Alf. view or character. .The Oise ot:pgr:, it would be •aticanaid to disg00111: :Of INIBPSO toot, supported l'issfacctestly 'andiron' ,prinople,: tasontion them with *met 44.4 Pith ',wen* ; equppect, but goose of the crowed opponents of that Ale tin i shed man, front . the.srosseat . views of Intik' ; go,. and the pressing eligeacies of their mekantile aprlpetationa at 'that time, betray ecelpikK eit U. t an eitoerabtedistioctiewa po_,-11111delir . Basle, and•dolletelehalitsp*** fere poet . . . .a.charseter,...ebpse Oshits,.sa44lotihirt ',Silt woe the • epprebetioll aost *cited the cdesiebetect of thole H. :: lei . strendset4 vehe were lately mass* yore—. - thodo,dtelistge,abiekileelteld sacred., - settlealk4lPM ilwt $llO-I ) *(ll ol .4lieeetirs for thet no ookeipect. .d from Ow, but wild* are laviotable drfoui'iv the rudest integrity anti—with cooterapt, l ere orma ilittasd4 "Ray thing- but "heir owe vile 10, ts, :, - *ey gawk , trampled • wider foot that morel es , swrc, theses -eirceetstiOtee,. thee , kelludis those- 1 0• Perceptible pro were. which lest 'rapaci t y/kick pervade and encompass yos,elealees end Rubin, as the windy Out molt.potent it the ferilation of kitarncter, keeps log yey eterectinc aid alive .t your own honour, and.tinte et your eatiOn—in fact, Met genius of year ,eauetsr, that virtue of the laad l ead those high spl. rite, arleish, under due• and slur regulations, enter ~,,spelt end Pdoss.all the walks et private, ; as well as *milks life,. and which, bf their collected Scree acd dotendoun s constitute at esee-the seceritp,.the pride, ;And holy of your island the ***Se . .4ed !rustic work of the apostate, the mod despised, the. us and .hatetal chareceett: hi society.— GendemiN; in alines, the fetstACtliegled Steles and has bee. meek elike, Mr . - statesmeu , pr•tty . % of ; -..c. - CaltEr respected Whas4 he eellet,dlll4 2 falth ' public liberty. and to his hinds, atettletcristelll4.ll.oo4 - s -1 - ii .i . their greatest: until they braktbar l airt*, . :: •• ' Emtizaht IF sisE,troift, low .now tern fr om .this.ter, omere listraille 4 elt ' •.. *abject, antiseeSl Mast ceafesi myself .4 1 11 0 446 • 4.. ' - r : ' • .• '- ' • . ..f - - • *...what teelletterefeels upon - ,p oft L a u i n . , . iesterday morning, et 11 tectock,;. the Admisaity I Sessions commenced at the Old Bailey, before Sir ' what terms to Ifesopetelate you itrattleiseete of oar ceeutry. , The biessiugs of peace so me so thick *pool WM' SouTv Mr. Justice Bee/Ay, and Mr. Baron as, that Lieetekey will Olen be ileitis insupportable.o GRAHAM, for trial of offence. committed on the. ...T his i s,44 b er a nove l .4 li es ti aii . I n war enr .!;bigh.mes, when ;Wel..l)9nevest, otherwise Piros. Ha-, b ete en d "w ee enc i rc l e en d, pe w 4 1n, r a i nfre d.l mitten, *.natural born subject of this kingdolopis .14eilali ettOomi of fire,. but what is they-nature of that i arraigned, char g ed ' with having deserted (nw ,liki Plioollllok lo ll s for additioest hertheas ?-What M a je sty 's shill - Prt°PcPtag, on board of.w hick:hi o o 'is .611141119. , character of that Government which - seaman, end aftrwards hyring entered into the l jor.:•, .. • seams* iter ewe power, sad seeks its own m a _ Ivice.e( thseeeemy, •it -appeared, that,' on the Pro. nereetlenarein the pu blic eapent ue nee T_G en ak e , serpine beim- (*Med .itsto : the harbour of TOOlOti,- , the State (the i!en I "kip DO •Widioul 4 1 1 1 160 11 P 4 .bletWeall th e 1-Doneveo, -"vexing pfreovh -dregs, eccompanied by fee, asteedent poen of i i some Freuc two lunesti -rapt: MS board the Proserpine, sad• are some honest and iiiimotees annpe i on o , foe, . wished to enticeoeveral'of the witbefseste enter into -. whilst tiles • both, with equal brat, oppose seer of.. .1 11 w, -"trio _of the .easmi ,-1)° ° ,1 ., ,a, ;71 -defence was. ....forts to purify the itutitetione, of oar country facet! 'P a t be ." * " w " -a snt*-taa Sarn°••;'WWwithlt Learned . 04e epee en d avowed guilt o f nerrn oi en ,. and. than; Sedge, after having summed up, the evidence Jilt. . Anwep o wee an d unceee nia nt i een i oweadiensaa we ll ee • the owe to the Jerh. who. returned 4 verdict. 9 0r..... . of theaeiastitutiess, however in matters oe;;GfieS, - .Duds- • .- • __- , ,policy they my be separated bk .ditfereocei- lieedee, . 11 011 0 4 rs Newlie, and' Sooiso, received ', 4 4 it is quit* dear, OW. i, tar Stettoes;jlKllooo. or alma for go wilful murder of Antonio ill t im out .:theyseroosofederated by sililerity of design. Why;' nsresetevasibeeed the Governor Raffalls East U.. Cattlemen, as things :go op .Mel., iodise .. yee Imp h r t illiitilllo, oe the high seas, within &c. et great salaries cememeedenitisepOlNtleelite, 61-1,4r.' --- Are OW by high seanetite s whelk, Alleallelle.aillisrl tseeet fessetioss--whetherikesteppeietreettivithi _h.! Lisbon er elsewhere, whet le ..it. beta ' 110111 upon ties P•blic.ProParty ?- ; Itirirl fey * vpoe the obsequies * lineal's ollseid tly Mr. Coe., slim, is the face• of his coeatry, to ,tile. Adohast.te: .: thou which he attempted- to_ aseSaretimeeriterses the l *wee and look to the fate of this /alio esse- , -1; a vote peeper, he pushed attlaselooe t be Steak . ladder against the window of *eery aikido', but. ha tressed net get in-he was tronblesome-and hawl with his mendicant and .vezatious iraportenity, they gave him wisely, and, .like 4 beggar, he setae away. Geetiemets, I will testers to say, that . sentiment, which, at the mime* of some taste, If strengthened to meet the qccasion, is deeply and is it dignently felt by our 9ppoaents ; for it m 91110,1010 monstrous to impose, that Al. that is wortby,(eaffl by that word I INclude all ;that is esroest.aed ditinal terested antengst Obese) do not as ansionly desle* the good of their comatry ,as you do. They Tarr well knew, that the two great litiseite a the ins Led oat, are vainly asocerned , Ilkleoldes. the. Perused gratificadons of angico glidAliblition. and, that however the coolest . wiz lualsAialae, the ezpaaaii 1 of the suit mutt be !mid bribe coeserri. Bet though, in this great point "soars of the same mind with our opponents , stil l Wit wears discontented 1 Lt is false. We ere satiAed with the institutions of England; but let -us base those ; imetitetioes. The • sew total, I belieee, 9f ell our*, wishes and all °steeliest', Is to brie( into life and vactice the meoonseated libettiel of g rbalitao 4 ."' We do , not, we cannot delve, thee . tilts aegis's . - should slumber lo , the sepelares .. of .one follbares.- I 0 whit way . ese-we be Apposed foible ieterests *I 00 any of .ihe rights of oar • coeetty ? For . made* superiority:, aid sorely. sopseieeiSy I. Resit- id wet iujustice, i us costificed 3 :_we skield u obstinately A. . eitO.IZETTE, Dzc. 13. (3-411, • 44dandifOilicti At. 13. 1814. ;ram NIA MK .4se. •• Rear-Adm. *Griffith - bitl transmitted to John Wife 'f sea 'Ciolier, - Esq.l letter froth Capt. Sir George Colvi eT his /41SjOsty's shit) Leander, giviog. on ac moot. of his having, on the bilt of last month, bad, of Cape Sable, the American *privateer aci• General Putnam, of eight guns and fifty 'OSA tar. 'ffer pus were thrown overboard dare int* iud'i fernier these, the vessel having been !, eleven different cruisers pitilessly to her , *llliiiiiirfiTlea lit with by the Leander. 1 . • And alio a letter from Caption Stinfelt, of his i Majesty's ship 'Bacchante, reporting Ms hiring, on the ist of November, _taken the American brig OA , ' vateer*M‘Donotigh, of Ere guns and '7l Mee t oat "'tours from Portsmooili. . 1 " _ Wir-Office, Dec. His Royal RigYvness the Prince Regent has Ai 'pleased, in the victim and on the behalf of hilt jest', to approve of the 28th regiment being per initial to bar oft ia colours and appftintments /in additiOn- to mit:other badges or devices that mat lane %en heretofotft.glanted.' td that regiment), th 6 lierd -46 Ignriva," in coinmeapration of the distio ',l4llbed gallantry displayed by that regiment in the 11040160 f f. Rama, o, the 01 filarch, iSt 1. • • inaLITARY PROMOTIONS. —,O l cu.,— . I pering __ ....inners, or restraining our violence towards other States; and I am confident that the personal renewer and buret, with which the. American war is so wantonly and' cruelly mixed, up, and Witieh bat ill associates with' our affected contempt of that great, free, and is., teresting community, can have no other aid their , that of siring to the Minister, the power of con. Rotting the war beyond the period of Its natural ter-', ininatios. I.:asust confess, too, that that Minister 'giros es ityitind a very uncertain manna of the interest he take' in the happiness or progress of tiodoty, - who could deliberately waste the re. sloarces of his country, either in building up aud ' neolidating the free and tokrant Mona,* e ., et Spain, or in breaking • down, and giving .to the - 74g iDem . Inds th e &gutted and despotic . Republic of . Ales.' - *retires. 4iett ! Geotleuteu, lam entirely convinced that that' i tt ' e • Li • k or • . .--. War-Ojfee, D0c..1.1. 1814. • plain or of a Drigooa Troop, Guards, Unit. Thomas N. Quiche to .. 4 purchase, vice Fairbohae, who 14th Rrent ut. of Light t p oi ragoor ,the ;nib linger . sobsisting between the Governments of Amts-1 4. Foot t Ice the Marquis of Wori Them etter, islto ;editors i Coe ilica aid England, and thereat* faults on both sides, . net Nephew Simpson; from die Ist Dracaena, by Pare - forms no good ground for the ear . which the people .. - nine Tnin/ P nen • P am/W. in 41in 5°11! Foot 1 Te. be Cornett, by parcbge—ComtanuneA rmrde gk Trent, Gest. orthese counttiesaremadly end atrociously wighir 1 *lee *Charlton, pro I and Francis • Trent, Gent. Vilest each oilte's lives sad' Itstareat. That war ''',',,ldedr i to i s . ba Prathilltvi! the 31 Dr. liam Hackett, ilmWo• tru e Cowart' may lamina be ellidl6.ltavelaktoe fret principle—lL, "jok r , a lif e ad::::: 1 , Q. 1 1 1--- i . d- - „ii u m • - 14,' ;unto talent, v arose out of iccitiehtit siticumeancel,. and a policy - . • Masks. deceased. . )0 . . .. , • l ecias Hitto, Cornet Georgoalill td be Lleatatant,vkellnealpine, [uneonstected With'tleo vistas or wishes cif skiers's**. ed. 4rn but . these oittstimitancee and - *it 'policy beitig si 'testiest or Flit, tieut.;Richarti Hooper to be (*Min of now of no force whttever, and it being completely in I a Cempaux.hy *chase. • • 1 Igo Honourable Robert King, from, Ito b6ds our poste ete-ittorn'to a state 4 puce, and of on- i iii l F g e t, ."••• be Eestge, vice Rase, win; retires upon tau-pay of AZTORED tiockrodos t With. America (a Suite surely the 56th Feb,. - better than the Stets we ate in), the._ fat& will be . ihk Ditto,bithet. Mexateder Joan tote Capttio ota Company, , mainly with.otliseites it Isecdo.nett, • 'With - .stern and .121. 14 1 sd4.l 4.t hilk aer lOt a teu °n tesiat.vler . Jove,. - ' ' ' . [determined voice, - call upon those who administer ;no, Lieut. Deals Faitililitti be Adjutant, viceityou, our *fails; to administer them in that way which ' Who Telegu"belkokteteueitirlitli r :asust teach other tuitions rather to admire and respect, .to b e - Lt e gte t imi l ds, ; f id i a l q ; p;git io .L.E ns i gns T. *ro c - 4 0r d l than to bate and distrust us. - • . • and W. H. Hi ;Irtre nde. Heany, Gent. ,ice Woodford . ; and Goo. 1 ' These Gentlemen art my' viewirtotl - s entiments , tcs j a . End s, :and bitterly do I regret my inability to urge them elltti Ditto, • J. F. Brigp to be Major,' by.pusdensa i slai more powerfully ; 'bet; from the feeling which thep ' Pnwer , lii o P Mira. • hour. Joan Anderson to be Captain. of a Co..,,trai b y sir have called forth, I enjoy a'whonest • and proud coo- .Mice Brim 1 Solatioo to find myself in perfect agreement with. - t Mace, Gent. to be Ensign, by ptireirtie,:viee ft. ' men, w ho, like the giant one that has J*lo4lllo- l i it arrg t h .fr h ° 4- e s 4 e9 i- ji . ~ • . . , to be laentemilt, by pattltinte, frond frontramesgst Olio gretti ill stalk greet in itt, •,,,!_icr w o rata, _ g l j vho rot*, -- .. _,. _. tegrity, !heath of boost& station - among, ire,. trig Imb mito! l'oft EoiliF• ni4 t . . t t b y ET "'it a i 441.671° r i•- Gts gloved,' My honoured 'friend, the revered, thilovad 'etVepoice Adtb all,tr °l ' ted " Ile ! .4l"et. at the Fork jinn. Gild lavatated Rushton, the man who hr high% aid 48(1 1 Ditta, Mee-ImM Herbert. from the Ist Garrison Hotta ! prosideodaln of the influence of times, pore isio or lion, to be Lientenant. *tit* Jont.s, whomisires upoq balf-pay , of the Ist Garrison Battalion. . Icistatestances, maintained through life, an unshakedi 411thipieto, Major Sr. Wenehope, from Ateormes Rogiment, to lathy to the greetand imperishable principles or' - `be Liemenum-Coltinei, by partisan, vice Brooke, who ro _.. .._ . tiles • '. • . • .51th Ditto. Übe Lieutenants-Lioisaaant Uixuii Denim*, froM the 24th foot, vice Steck, who retires seppooa hatf-pay of she ad Foot & and ,Ensign Francis . Hatt¢iaisa, vice Abbott,. de-, mead. ie beEnsign-Mexintler Mathewson, Gent. vice Hatchiason. Bah Pieta, Amiga . D. Cansphell to be lAcuteneatovithout pur 1, #g e I h rr ro o torte w . h° res rssigis.'' vice Campbell. mi:ii,. afoot Major ter. de flangon to be Itilit§or, vice 13 : 1 1 4 14 . 11111 2 , 4i1 C ' .- :. - ptirerti egi Vte r tirr Wiltr " l. angarl, Jiro 'e r ood mit eamfdapee, frees Ine tads Foot, vice P 3 la,. i r y b . su ng ,....s,iiiiaikono. Yfibbert, from the Slit root,' eke /tassel, ms. teed.. • !o be MMidsett son -,Fionpled•Atsistant Charles Simpson. 1 : • . , • Vot Pitta -1 !Ito' be Lleatemtnts, wituaat purebase-Ehilgos sobn Fullerton Are- illotterson, Idlle4 la ' attioa ; and John blreatteld, vic e" -7 4/toiy, promoted. -, 7 : -: ~r, • • , z a b e ,E o g ro -Apthaity Mane L`Fetra.nge. Geist. vice Fuller: , - 14; -- Henley, Geit. vice Streattied. . W. Ms Dkto. • li i •Se EtWidein-F4eidit•N.• Orryfrom the 6kat Font vice Josses, Who ( Mires upon the half-pay of the 614 Foot ; Arthur Cope, Gent, by purchase, vide busan, promoted. tali Ditto, Hew R. Sathefleodi Gent, to be Ensign, without .L . purchase, vice.Carnaby, promoted. 77th Ditto, Lime. Hear, the Marquis 4 Worcester, *from : die 14th Light Dragoons, to he Lieutenant, vice Hairless,- WW I .. sebssiges. _ „ _,. . Ditto, Lieet. lE, BoebiOnsi to be Captain of a Camp liaay, vice Wrigh t,. dead of his woneds. Illth Ditto, Lieutaaant J. C. Barton to be Ceploinssf h-Cein., po s y, by purchase,. vice Vase, promoted 1.414,eur0n *Heal. 'omit. , . 'Ensign - H. W. Desbartte to beLleiltennat,• bylaw:lune, vice • . ,•• .. . • tilllffler Morning the KUM REqEST left Br*: . utk BD " .ll " imito Lioot, '' .* 7 i . ' Num, froso • kar.l94y ei . the aegimeot - 1011. • His !Loyal Highness proceodert to Windsor to, (with temporary rank), to be Seeded Um- tweet, vice Peter •didsmaretitb•tbe QUEEI and his Beryal`Sisterti . Witlito' Volifkull. who rethlrookorrtho hotfley. ' • • 'lli I Waited that night. 9d Weil Jodie newest, wags. F• Aldred. Gent. tobe Eusiem, . l oth ou t p ug i lism ., vice Robinson, appointed to the Cape lir , intianaft.-.A serious a ff ray took places% The • giment. . , .• birds of %erten-Mallet, en Sunday night, NbOi r s.:i Royal York Ranges; Coliti Id . &toren, floe the.B6th Foot, %. • .1 to be Valor' bY P%tchaws lee !CO, who retires. her 27th. It seems that a cerpetal belonging*, * 'Cape K -vietat. Longo 'Charles Robinson, from the 34 West party horse soldiers, which bat halted there ..00t Midis Regiment, to he Finials, without purchase, vice Brims, its march, had been dtinking to excess with some .of i d t s ' ri n tri katar oi, Jonathan i•,,, c - kit. G o at. lobe }amigo; the lower orders of the townaleoiple r and abtint 1 vice Heckler, I dec:used. lialditight a quarrel and fight took pies/el—the puifY atai „.• • ; .Captain George Hmaphry, of the 124 Foot, to b e Major la the !-seperated,when the corporal repaired to the ba Army. guard, in another part of the town, and three Ot. 1 11;or 1 Mearee's Regiment. •. • of tbase.set off ee •Ttirenge . their eirinvide'S 1144 Teat.,; Falt i • e T wee s Imo , from *eel* Foots_lk•he Atoiorb by purchase, , : _tT Lout. tidal s tbsp eine met two of their *binds of wire Up Charles - C.' '•an eutenait. whitest Our- J. Wefts, a shoemaker, and Jobe Burge, a writirree l ` . - 'thaw. •• . •. '. „ & ,....Alfelieliesigse-Julius Clear Moon, vine St. John, promoted & (0k•o" they *lelentbr ttblekell't" ( onset r - v, ` and Wm. Herschel Gesebaet, bathes , vice De Meifron. - sinaldfultY beat with the ssicket end ifirtheir belowlet t :' MEMORANUM. • *Mkt one of them-Stabbed Berge in ibe right Mitt • Thel9Pliorrorwto of HestY Joke Co l itis to be Adjatent, and when ho &Ma Bilarguire. Csaid,eo be Kongo ; ore inthe 80th Foot, and out lie lingered till tile Wednesday following, • wimp's. ,l a & b e gig r an , $00 ,4 is the Tate of eth ;wt. died. A meet relpeotable Coroner's Ivry sat on time 1 ~.,__ • BREV 1. bodY, bet as no dream transpited that Opole sto -li r, ‘ us aw r b ill s ,„*„ ion e r mai" nar rim, a th! 86 th regiment Not Henry, as stated in the G az a : , 0 had to identify' the murderer, a verdict was given of tbel3ilt ill. ____ Wilful Murder Valeta tome person unknoter.— ERRATII9II is ihe•Gosstte of the 19th nit. Three of the men have been seemed, end onderWent 1 r u set , p,, t o . . Dra , 4411 A r . . r t i°94 ,,,,,, B r t o ieu i :o o t. to be captain 1 or a strict iiituination 'before Sir J.. C. lb/remelt ; Readdlinet. John lts Drew, from the £7th Foot. t two of them disclosed site facts lie led: to the house. *ate committal of the ettierl of the Vial') :of !obi • . SAStRUPTCY ENLARGRD. 'Brats: ' ,j,..T io . soli d P. G. Hylton. Weloh Pool. Montgomery. re. frees • • Recent WWI freer .- &jet Its% that a New dill m Shi Dec.fi so Jae. 25, at th e R o y a l O a k I nn, ask If dollar per qidetel t , *4 - list* laid epee an . , , ..____'• • - -BA NiItRtIPTCY SUPERSEDED. lalltlittlnf tote Spain: : , :.• • . AboW."111111Ilts, C. C. E. •Welby, and G. &Hairs, Leicester, intim •• ). " 111.1114 P .• . • MI P Bl . ek r 4 : 44 0* .. ' - 4 4. p i . . •.. •§6IOS_ICUPTS. from Hada . 111Mult ' ~ ' bid* . 'i. litithiewt it, A$ R ye, eera.dealer. Jan. 2, g„ 94 itilids - b v ib - i i i ves , prtilk . . 7 .. :', . , Th•l a giWritemoill*thr a.d iiiiffellooklionlietullerks. Anomie% sir.. Viers., Read: fertgfehdlMiiiiiillt - , 1 ' Ithe litt Mss tlip ' sit iiicriiiieb4.7:et j . botr a ,l4. l'i t 'ir," eiun t . 4 it' -convoy she selied'irtlO' . . : '' •• ibib the rivet ,iiislidial!. • Assereey, nor. Noy, alia e l o o on ' t ,,, 3 . Jan e - ' St. Lawrence. During -' ' • pair did dot Dec G I 177 . 7:, k ia ll n u . r 2 t 4 6 " ce g t I V l4l" g re it tin4clia" ' at Gid ball. oroey . , r—artinhale, fall lo with ail 'Mel. i • Gars sers4gaarp, , .• . • • , • -- • . • • ..... 4 ace — A 11 „ • i ll dr; A. Newman, *oodstor , r 'lltoike a rt : . at ta, 94 4 Jim. 111., , at tire Ricer. Anal att. Oafotil, f.* q•' v't. 3 atr.•cenil, Oxford; earl fi lmset. Itit4ltelle/ wod Itridare til ' Maur, Throgitertuaalttebt: , 1 ,_rP. Povey„: Chester, vie/taller, Om. .27, 28. Ja c . la ... ' HaP a Pole Inn, Chestar. Attorney, Mr. Faulkner, c h . L 1 fit 3 W. nankin', Pidtering -- , Yorkshire, korse4ealer, ,4 4 7:. IM, at the Sun Ins, New Mahon, Yorkshire. alt wi. Bleb, Hulbera-couh, Gray's Intl; and Mr. 1v.,, i tti 71 , .T. Spicer, Wombat Beck. Northamptoinbire, slloph a . ,7, 94, at the Otero's ateadlon;..oairentry. Auer'! ' ; Fir•md an , Serie-street, Liacolna Inn • .trod a r. • Deaver R. ! R. ea .Tatbet Irearyant, SonthWirk, i l lillette -20, 94, Ja L h. et, at Gitildisall. Atterney., si k : llit liar; nerd': Inn, Hatboro. . - 1 r..., ~ i E. Glover , ; ilea. Bitteartvell, Dec. 17, 24, Jail. 24, at GuildhalL l V l ter en4 id if aey, V. • ! tosapbtee, Kiedshattlitroad. . . - sr.'. ' • i J. Brown. ford, .Revenshire, farmer, Bat act. 24.. at the edd.*Latdon - Ina; Exeter. • Andraiel . )47" s ,i slice and Wright, BIRO. Bertelt-walks; Hiner lii...i."'" Mr. Prinz, Creditor , Devonshire.. D i VIDEN DS. -- Fri* :, Jan. 1, W. Clarke, 3 itn.lerefOrd, mercer —Jae, 4 a . e .„. gin,. Ludlow, Shropsbina,,Ahapkeeper—Jan. 4, a. 2 ,7 Morgan. &lift. 3 fitteknoekshire, tames—Jar. i, j -- a 4 • and D. Sheppard, filovieb, maltiten—jan. - 6, T.l I try, York •h h i r r i c ii rocer—Dec. 17, J. C. Gamma; I gre e t, ewe er—Dee.l7; R. - M. Jackson 1' eep.a. ,MI • : 1 0,114A—Feh. 4, Q. and J. Dick, Finthory!megre, , A I —Die. 31, W. P. Phillips Great James-str ee t, Dist-merch a n t l-merchant—Dee. 90, J. Harrison; Stoke., pea-ffreue, „„,, Dec. 17. O. W. Seaborne , Radc!;ffe cross, titastioaSti • 9, E. Athbraie, Sid-street, warehraiseman.—Jaell, a, ' Blackfunre-street..Mreanarket,'gi Gear —Jan. 2, .1.11, 444 ; Woodbridge, Sußl:lh,'maltster. - CERTIFICATES—Jam. 3. R. Everett, Cliarlbaryi .Oxfordshire, grocer t, West Smithlield, beaker-nit.. P. Car tic*, So., Ramell-square, anercitiat--J. rallow.j.NurthUlnher4and .% Strand, coal-ptert hanta-ILAlrtarfw We e ceu eei Outer ' tk' . Lillingtoa, Birminghaal, camtalssktmag,ent. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. J. Bartiell and S. Halliday, Leeds,.Yerkshire, 1340 /420 ' ; chants--J. W. !i(„ tied G. Hone. Staagate-whef, s im i a ; ' timber anicoal-merchints—lt. Shaw and R. Feat tth is,e --- "ti • ter, geoids—J. and k. Rumen, Adawiek, No npholsterers—J. In-bard and B. Smith, 'hlirfiel merchants—H. O. Deacon and K. MorralL Fleetam e t, . • tioacn—T, H. Robison , IL. Hancock, J. and T. C oa t e, ii chewer, Lancashire, mereitaam-0. and R. ai llo k ll Hardwick,' Cheltenham, mercers — J. 'faiivell and W e,, 4 1 4 - Bristol, wine-merchants—D. Denbigit, G. W ag *, si t , Clarke Miglastreet, ilaarouah, ironotoherrs:-.41. i . 1 ..W. Walker, Wataescin Peadietoo, Lancashire,dy • . - ! IJ. Ressler. and E. Roche, Newcastle -street, Strand,'. ' - - .-3. nod T. datild -aid J. Wewne, Darttaouth, t t '"*: ; ship-ageslt. • • . . -. . •• . . SALUTARY Anvitz, na:QUACKERY is the ; ..‘ , • of THOUSANDS. - •, I .. Health restored, after having been improperly treated by • aerate pretenders. ; , ESSRS. COOPER and Co. Sorgeour, filii -LTA mite Hattie. Great Charlojterst¢sis fihtefiflital'aslll opposite Rowland Hill's Chapel, - dariag 30 year: regsitiptda • tice, cats ever that ilmwstads fall victim. yearly Is s compiniet, ow lug to improper treatment, which We . ' ' alceradonsi with bleaches on the head, llsee, and twilit' ,aista in the sight, noise in the ears, deafness, striatum, *its alerts, noSesitis the shin bones, ulcerated sore throacespet ' aceoces ea the track, noctenual peaty. in the heallastrlialifitii (Featly. mistaken, and often fatally treated as r . .'. ; with a train of other diseases; at last draltry= o ; - ik he general debility, and decay of t cormitutorn, . . , a dreadful disease hutting in the habit, or the i mercury ; 'tied-which Disorder .frequestiy :mite= .''''-' .and too often.ihrmigh the Saw cartilages of their little : , and unriffetailog rarias lw the antutprNind Weal. - Messrs. Covert n..d Co. who have lawn regularly bee tbe.profersiati (find their eaPeeialwe in t nitre &WI • Unparalleled), are members' of the amid Iligrinf Ataaitta Loading and Fallatairgh; andlt iagrati4lna to their realest • A nnapenee that they hare rescue( ,ery w o ol y o r the w ei r , - Ithatereti Dino the above dreadfirl'ailecirdere(lher 'Ok i atvenbaspitalii, had failed), which ountisoileran hefty. .. , Surgeon Cooper and co. ateCoinatied dolly (resift A by either sex, confidential:l- ; or by kik cis, ' po,t4Vald; a remittance , when inedicities,ayid taallcamaprim, villa; to any pert of town or totintry. • N.H. The Piles are Fistula cored itliblairltomityseallilli aid those who labour wider the most dilt: wing comer deldlp ty(from whatever came, Whetter juvenile indiseretasit wise) need not despair, • if tkey•apply to ateroy. tamer Co.. Charlotte }Loose, Chtte-stseet, oakasito Hill's Chapel, Bluckfriate-road. • • , nEllig&TY4 11X• i. .., • . 'S Itl . INTCoURAGFD by Os uniform aucceu.si. p f ten d ing w rc leaTii i i: ......_ - , *ie w . t i t . ir t zi=ient inpliii: marred i" : experience of many years, in a large earl extensive p -. ..4,‘ ,sensible also, of the happy effects melting to she Pa ' Me.diptliden confiniagtbeir attesitioa - at a certain Cill ") trams file. GOSS and CO. Members of the Re lege of Surgeses ha London, confider to affect tieittladbi , them Disorders arising from a secret dettructirre kasha( Considerate Youth, which not only istrisient a nowerats .. ;of Nervous _A &Miens, bet alp; ;ado ihr an its safeties AA enervating imbecilities of old age. In that distressing'''. -. , -Debility or Deficiency, whether the tonsecitieeee of skid! .. i l fat habits, excessive drinking. long residence in lets • or any other cause; by which the power: of the came* ~0 •hecnine enfeebled, its regularly educated Surgeon: air . they offer a firm, safe, and speedy restoration to Want .. ' '.algo joss health. - .. . Where an early application is made far, the Cure el a I l i fain Disorder, frequently contracted in a moineat arise ,- ; - ta, the eradication is generally completed in theshertmeee' i two days. and in the more advanced and inveterate . • Venereal Inteelitin, characterized by a variety Of Pi' . distressing syinptotia;. a perseverance is their plan (aitturit . gimlet indict or ezeivieejwill ettiartrto the Patinas - and radical cure: , • The Diseases of the Urethra,ns frequently - . with, or arising from the above Malaita, hatetwit their attention.; by an infallible and improved plea; dal aided to remove ohstiiirtte (ileels aria- Strictures,. w. • -.! recent or of long duration, without resorting to the 4, and dangerous use of the Constk Roi4ie. Many initnneil ea addliceit of eery inveterate eases, of several years e.. - • having ,y ioont to their method l a II few days.Afier the tad,. beep atielnliteJ by other Practiti rs oqe without erect , 1 •, such his been the - agreeable resblt of a practice of II • that the ,mode of treatment has not, is one single hwtasort. proved abortive, durin g w hi c h p er i o t m a n y thoas.nd - - of Both Sexes have experiew-ed the coin) meal of tont in e ' perfectly mired, After revere and injurious methods -bad • persevered in to no perpesse. , . . To Married Private., whole e.peetntioos of Anse +pledges of commis?* anpainesihave lien defeated, it stag , we a pleasing redect ion - to - as. w, timt by a properovem. in their remedies, the general health is renovated, and tilt petimonts removed. • Messrs. Goss "tad Co.exclusively professing toe eve of . particular eonsplatnts, In order that they ottia-tlot he by a mistaken few with the obloquy so j•tvtly attached I - ignorant empiric, th i nk It but jis-tice to thernielver to that they have been properly educated and initiated into branch of the profession (rertilicates of which, from e , haspitals,iind testimonials from the hiehast profe's/ 08 / 11 . • titles, they hkve to bonvinee any eilettrir). That a raid. / 8 the warm hemisphere of our oaten; maid, as • other parts, eraboldeto them to mien, that their -., havinirheets Conti:led to'tiseales already etautterated, I. out is certainty of resoration 4sflech as may taboo - • -' , debilitating erects of . life primed under. the torrid valet •„„ further, that having had nppo • 'es, inaheir prof'. ' - - pr o V il td ika t .h rf i forming an intimate intone with the •• . • ess ti trapnes " of sf iin 9e ns 4if ed i t i a r : of :that,' I tery stor e %ltr e ' to e t etu hemitin g tile .a l4 lil t their endeavours .first induced I henT to quit the practice LI! amorist practltinaer t and they "presume their oesensiesser, stitute a fair Around for ilea us p eere a el aea eiofidater."' which'they have, by the public, neer) so liberally henoutria,.. Patieots inahe couptry la, requested to state the part i te farwo:r-itherad oe iv d ricrec9 o: ::"l ni: "Dted pa:r a t hi O( l.dkles l imt he . 614 : (1 1 1 : 1r im .reali . vit'lits' eatcwiiillibeng la' fes le 1 To be consulted of their house ilailjr (petsonants post paid) by patients sitchlsea• sex, with seettes - • and atteutimi. . . i . . . , Gos. and Co. Suriemis,ll,llanieftia.far net, Fi • i: ' Ality I, 1809. . ..- f n ,.. .. .- • ~.., 1 - - „ . . _ _ - -- . ------ .. .ON DON ! Printed and Pubithhed by D. 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