The Statesman. — London, England, 1818-11-04 00:00:00

rs •.1 i g 1` suk Tto a Decree of 'hi Higb Court of ~ , tieurf • Ctioneery. wooly in the Caine. ABBOTT neisiort CAR • RILITHERS. the CREDITORS of - MAU HORSON,•Inte of Norton-street. in the Parish of Saint fdary4e-boon, in the County of filidd/ries. Spinster (who died in site twornik of Ye. b eg ga r y, 18141. are, by their Solicitors, forthwith titiosseap isnd prove that Debts hyfore John C.Aunpbell, Esq.. one of t tress (g Od the d nt his Mice in Southampton...hal is . - Clnii&rf•iitne, (amnion. or in default thereof theyicilb be excluded tie be. efir Decrre. • SWEET, STOKES, mid CAR* Selicituri,i. Swift hall•btreet. • . _ • . - •• - op t iTP4OIIIANABY IMP-BOOK. 1416 Of NtieMobbe will be pUhlished, • A Near r i o rrod,„ Rod. Eldora% FeMimi, with ifirvarietridl me t Official meats oever beftire published ; a Melt li sos A 4410114etti on of the Admiralty ' trier: 1793 to irobepyry,,llllll; together with a correct. • uf rise New Parliament, the Names of the . Counties,lnittr, and Bormsklm from w&eiste retatied. the autabersT Voters in each. by whom inllueoced. &c. dm of . . , 'rrliE EXTRAORDINARY RED4KIOIL ; 1 containing a detailed List of .all Platt" Prlleblllt. Blue cures. &r., with the various Salaries sod fatolomemit ariliag thereftymi ; the P. s penditt.re of the Civil Lit up Id Istl : .. L im of Catosoimiries and other persons ladehted to l%s Pishlle. , with a complete view of the Fluorite and Debt of Gras Bei. tain ; mho Magoa Charm. Rill .4 Rights. Art at Setdelneld. nod Nobeas Corpus Act ; the whole comprirism thectrosagem bddy if Kvidence to prove the uecemity of Retreetlisseat that coo possibly be laid before the Natio& ; By A COM SIONEIL • • Psdillybed by ./, Johostow. Chettpsithi 1 mi. W. illev&ei 914 .Rolal F.:00ov ro.ad Mid by all klotiksollers a. .; ' „:,; ~ . qv lAA tiESPANN and OVIEFIS: nr . antiii • A gond If/ RDEIC6f brit itte Acre. Well stocked Willi nail Trees of all Mrs; siteate sin • Maidavhili. Riloeirare-rabd, sad Row j ig a Itlets mate arises/444a, eat% lobe treated .for on or before Fltl D AV. the 6th o' November, or the (lock WILL RE SOLD BY AucTioN, Ky Mr:COCHRAN. . . On that Day, at Eleven o'clock, in Lott, - 411 Cansiseini of standard' and dwarf fruit-trrrs, ri reltelierries, sionstir traitors bad lightly; &lag and riiagiost oreril-hoose plows I thr.gersotosis aild others, are a fine young healthy stock, sod ge'd varieties. For Particulars and to viev6 apply to Mr. ',revu e 115. Edgeware.roal g or 14 Mi. .Copehnuo, Auctinater, 7. Oahe . its H. Day, ThelL. Seat, seed-cresber; Nor. if, 21 lb. at GniMilian. Anoraks, Messrs. Wiltshire end Co. Old Br it.l 4ll" rvin. Stafactoii, terel*hwatl . itideertt• 1!, 13 - .• Die. lb, et tbe Lion and Utah aloa. tries, lit. Glelsisell. •bad-hdr. •Gesillie t 4Ta.lrt i t a a. r Mai sster. e.brit:;. Moe 7AdIT rlierats - Oafs - beat and Mr. Oilier, Markitar: .9. Syder, Hammon, denier. Nos. 10..38‘ Pre. atCalid ball. Atiornies i Meters. Sand's and Co, Craise-court, beet street. - NG.. Wisitehreok, Hangeciaed•aireet. &mad, eictobear. Nab. i111Dee,...L5, at cineldhall. Attorney, Mr. Pailimi s itsfai rt, Throgeornin.street • Drift MINDS. • I‘4, %).0-t • .Nov. al. *W. Owlrlah, Da nary % w isediserchant —lt:v.4C R. Darien New Boat,-str., ' , act!. Isle orThanet, ear . 2 010 e a l licPck St• PU r Yilie• d nig" gist— Die. 3, a .rackaZ adim m it• seriellab.-flov. It J. Davidson. Illoot4 nierehatn—tioy. 04, T. pott. J• l rowd9,6 m u t street. lliankside.• corn:inorchaess Noe. Swig_ 1 (l ease, it. Weithrooke, avid 11.. b. Matte. lieSedhle.riblated —Nov. be, C. C. Stew, Lothituri : iserchaatp- ll of. tMe4J. Lawrence, iloantdsditeh. draper — Noy. M, W. M [ aga* Nottingham. haberdasher—Nev. ItIL J. Noble. necklet-14er . seerehast —bier. 30, E. Tioosp. Outran, tgaier —Bor. *, J. Wiwi', Wilts, „ , N raq, - Ain mu consoi.6 . • POR 711$ FlRst-pRAVIN Flijig • iii the 14th of Tills MONTH. .. 1,1911, liken 11 e eontrattvd with Government , C . I% tor. therdtptat Lotteryssonaid to etuabine in the sehente Its loantof the amendatory (wares uf timer Lotteeies, ae the limit ' ' id ?MUM sitiWti allow the trualt.itioeirweisi ediub ac In this respect,. w apthe Allowed to bare. failed of soteea.....- ' The Public t i ll see' tint. With . stay 14.01:10 Tkkeb, ,here Ale Paw Grand Catstrals , of 11110,41111 Giant% TIN , tit gabldb aiay fall to One Ticket, as the First Day , of Drawing (Veit instant).. w ben the Fiett-Drawn Prize will teeeiac, is A 414- .11104 X 30,8110 Consols wore, aad may coasegneady obtain SillifdiOl Desensiaed to lease the Behente to Sad its way with the Paddle spun• its no II 'Jerks. and to abstain has the methods hitherto adapted, 4 calling the retention of the .Publie to the I m be t 09 Ittitiiall a inneaterable placaeds, distribution of ' bau d- s. cheviot. Wit" 'ate. T. NISH serely reminds the „yec tblit tie Drawing is rap* lasi appf_viebi•i• _ Orris and Shares are selling at tHill'i• OMees tin.t4, Corehili s and 9. Cturlste•trass t• sad by le *arias: Ageau Arnuttbout the United KOPige.- -- r la the last Lottery Cataract BINH (as usual) sold `is voider io std and aillitent titan any other Ofire- `C . • ATON'S wOitKs. • .` • • • This &flit/is ifinibeard. A 14evr Edition. price*. ithwerateti with Calif. i. A PRACTICAL TR,EATISE on tit* PIiNVOL 211. TION nod CUR* of the VENE/10+1. DjSAA/11/ to Sail Sexes. and its eonsequent4st is which mad awl sae mega, made of 'tenement is pointed eiCheitelft . ghlievedees es Scrioeres.. Cistampons Eruption. I if • Pair% die. Intended u Guide against the Ma • of this baneful malady. • /It T. N. CATON, •SirecAtt. 10. Smahoae-street, Newcastle -street, Strand g and late of Din United Hospitals of St. Thomas and GitY• TREATISE on INDIGESTION g being itz sa = t Mtn the Diseases arising cod esaseetcd with the_ the Stomach. with Remarks no the Liver, and .its the &mirk System. To whirls are prefixed. to'nee servations on Scropholou4 and Cutnotmus Diseases. pricefft: 3. A POPULARI-TRARATIREon the PREY NNTION and CURE of the different STAGES of ASTHMA and WINTER COUGH, with new and sacconsfal lottanetiong for the Pre.• imagine and Treatment of Asthmatic Fits. Fourth Edition, prlce _ _ r . .. o-+ s. •tl . _ . Cr. MRSIORANDIIII FOR NOV,ISIBER. LOTTERY begins on TUESDAY, the FOUR. PRIZES £90,000 Cuomoh. • Fl ROT PRI ZE 'MAO awe.. - ONLY 14,000 TICKETS. • •-* i ttiT ON • gtock-hroker4,C4inhitl, has a vatiPty - of TICKETS and SH•A WES. on SALE for the LOT TERY. which begios DRAWING Me 441111 of THIS *o!' rn, erinl4.n_at FOUR PRIZES OF 90.000:.1! du. &e. Re. All badness In fite Public Funds transacted a ith fidelity and' iiispattb, at' , Ceroldll aud Latnhaid•street. • • . • 111)Teff A'R DSO*COODA.IICK,`anti • CO; N. At , opectfully selasaint she Pablie that, the State Lottery be: Sins Drawing the Ude of nig MONTH. The SCHEME contains 4 Poses of £10,10.1 Consgio 2 Prises of £5.000 Mooey b Prezes of ALMA Money 6 Prises of £5OO Mooey Lc. &e. &e. • Tickets sad ShiSres are willow by RICHARDSON, GOOD- Y.UCK, and Co. Stork-brokers at thiiroffires, Baolvbilldings , Corahill, and factog the Kl ow% Chariot-cross. . . , A IILTIGHT DOOR-SLIDES, for pr venting a current of cold. alr - from nothing into a room under the • 'either (1•0 thoinereoares a 'the floor, 0 the tblikiwss, .of tit carpet over which the de Ms to open . ; the same is ap. . ildicable to the bottoms of French windows, price 9i, ; also u 41111110 e and cheap ~draft, fOr securinetheuidet sad taps of *- . , and Frogyli wiadows ; Air / tight WinewWlNtles. .faf Pre •the ~Mae of air • between she ailidelr - ralls* sad sip totvtt ' , prier; . • ; iloa th l e le and Singl i e li' D a tio wa r t :prit i l ) g i s, on the improved • i 'estastraelort; price ?rein 74. to A. 3.. ; Door and other Hinges . of every description manufactured in a superior manner ; Door 'Wages which admit the door to open from either side with . ..draual facility ; also Water Filters, swatch have bees loose for )3111Yrelears put to he superior in an.v thing of the kind ever to the public notice, priee from 9s. to M.- lei. ' The above article.. are manufactured only by J. STONE, 30, "Warwick-street, Golden-square. • Country Orders etecuted on the shortest notice, til' prayer disections to the application. I , . , mpßE.ssEo with a just and hygiene sense of the , calamitous results arising from the Injudicious treatn.ent of a eerloio malady, contracted in a %Romer ton well kii;istio ti. sequkre comment, pact often entailing on its unhappy victim.a ditties of distresilne and almost insuppidtable riMertiodo. Dr. ItaDY respectfully calls the attention of those intere.ted, ri. I bin peculiar and most effectual method of cure, unlike the it.l• 'trellising *empiric of the dos, or the equally: nal mondial , . et those " who hold the word of promise i to star and break , iest it to our hope ." Dr. Eady will ant presume o F pledge infulli. bility is every decriptios of cure. bat as far as-htsataa nut, otto tasted by medical and surgical skill can be applied, he proini.es a certain, speedy, and permanent restoration; having ow.de every species af.Sypitilitic afegtioa, nod its serious waist of ills. Rains, the primary objects of hue professional studies, awl being - fluttered by the trimsreatleut success which has accompanied hi. rode of treatment daring the course of is long and laborious P.praetice,• be is raisin' tit offer. wit h the fattest entindeitee. pre . trtaiout at ..ace the afoot Panelist and encouraging. lasiumerahl. .. losturtces can be adduced illustrative of the superiority of Di.. .Eady'sllystten, which :usiseett found it prevail, even wkere eminent talent, retained tv puhlie instltutilos, haS been in. erectoot. In addition to those consolatory ode:tarot, Dr. ltady will he, found eqtutl;3l fortunate in reyiyOug the slumbering and debilitated energies of the homan c..iotitotion. Ohich embitter, stud if tint timely arrested. frequently render Nugatory the vet", rineipal of existence. From this desolating slate of :inanity Dad sterility.'hy re-animating the' frame nod ulfording lone and elasticity to the relaxed organs, Dr.. Early is happy to coneky the most cheering soul Ato.iti ve ot. - ,toraneeo that 'the stutterer* of both yeses may he rescoed ; a steady perseverance in the meant s4-tiEie4 below only rcquir.4l.—Dr. Lady is consulted daily, at 46.*Kiapstreet, corner of Deran-street. S. ho, by patients of bomb reree.—.-Costatry letters Mee/ respectful atteutiou by aeturo a i t T• o 4.PoSif . , , .BO RRH A&V s CELEBRATED RED I:ll.l4.Nw eA l, for Billow. Nervont, and Female Com plaints, prier 6.6 d. per box, with ample diCections, *sled with black wax. The Red- pin irjmsti) esteemed for its agree- elite and certain operation, hy whit h it effectually removes oil lottadiosi or obstrimilon ist.•the • stomach' and botrei s wlicthrr arisiog from Mir, judigestiou flatulency, or .cold stckness at the stomach, held ath, /k r . by dislodging acrid bile or other crudities rqtaieed hs the inirsdnal callal. It at ail times safe ► wad has Wee with singolar : good erred during precemacy., Tri persois Of biß glv _ en ous kribits,aind s gime of sedentary 's hal see subject to palm, and retentions, brnd-arhs, langour,..and • diness. or a lease erwearines4 or oppression, this Medicine Es emineedly calcaloted..beimr composed of the mast inmcent. logredieots, and reilring . neither cootioensent oar restritiut diet; far which it has manttained•for many years. the highest public replied°, that was ever acquired by any Medicine whoever. . Observe, there are two kinds of Dr. Hoerhanve's Red Pie Those marked No. 9, are a different composition. and are chiefly calculated for the cure of ft vertigo iwidinus disor der, kissing &elect directions for that complaint only. Each se being breaded with the figures No. 1, or No. 9, nt the bottom, smsaistake can possibly arise, if this be properly w ielded to , f • There is co better or certain remedy to remove the ills IlthiMan tea the turn of life, at a reciale period of a:zs in re noihrs,than One. Pills : they instantly remove head-orb. sock new, lnageur, and debility, pains in tbelfack and loins, and do WooVers ant to be described in print. 104 by l•eith• /O. Strand ; Bacon, Oxford-street: Boos and Cu. Bow church-yard ; Butler, Ckcapiridc ; Tail, trikantel and Ward, Urania. '. ~. ._ NEW WORKS RECENTLY PURLIIIIRED By Meows. Cadell end Davits. • 1. APIFTfI VOLUME, in Quirt°, of Kr. tittrFonn'• HISTORY of GREECE; more lienfling the entire Reign of Alexander the Great. Price 21. 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A TREAT'S no SOILS and MANURES, us founded i , on actual Experience, and as combineilwith the irailog Mis t-4,les of Agriculture, in which the Theory and likeetriatio of Sir Humpbry Ratty. end.other Agricultural Chemist'. are ren dered familiar to the Eiperieleced Farmer. By a Practical ntichituria. LOrdicated, by perinievion, to J. C. Curwen, . M.P.) Price ne'..in it). The GARDENER'S COM PAN lON I at, Aefticultaral Colenaiir ; to which is annexed. on a .Plan never before ex hibited, the Ginitterifieed slid Plant Estimate. showing the ,crmary aimatity in be provided. of Seeds, Roots. Offstim, or Plant", to proportioeto the dimensiethi.of the ground. Failed from the .Original. Manuscript of J. Abercrombie. Author of the Practical Gur4eiter, &c. By J. Mean, Head Gardener to . Sir -A. Hume, Bait; of Wermleybery Park, Bent,. price . 4 1 1wfd• A • • - •; .4 • W, j€DICAL BOARD, (; rea t Cha r I ott e-s ts eet packfriars'.-road, . and Woodslnck-street, edjoiniag New Bond-street.—Since the Medical Board has been establish ed at .Charlotte-housei .Great Charlotte-street. opposite she ReY. Rowland H ll's Chapel, and Woodstock-street. adjoining New Bond-street,mpwardi of Thirty Thousand Patients of both sexes bave been resoreci JO perfect bealsa, many of ohms bad lingered for year ander the most paiefut and obstinate disZ latter, were pronounced Werarable by respectable practitioner*, mid several dacharged from Bovpitals...-Swels is die effect re- Milling from cambined talenis ! COOPER, and Co., /4 medical and. Surgical celebrity, after forty years experience I. ibis Metropolis, are coustilted• daily at bulb braises (in all eares.nf Syphilis, &c. often improperly treated), until 'Anwar might; and tat poor have talvire.(gratis) on Tuesday, Thursday, and Sunday mornings, mail Twelve o'clock : •Pr Patients at a .distance, describing %Weir ewe, Immediately atietideif MI letters to he directed to Cbarlotte-hOuse, Blackfriar's-road, „bat none are answered whitto do dot 'contain A vossiddat fee. . • 4. PRACTICAL OBSERVATIONS i the osagLl- T 1 1M satire and irgiired. of the OENEICATIVE OR. GANS of both SEXES, intludiog the Tbesey of &derides, &. prix 34. 6d. • • b. A PRACTICAL TREATISE on 1131 ALB DIS EASES. including Observations on Parturittho, Cicadas; and the Disorders incidest to those horniest choicer, priest 3s. _ related fur Sierwiod and Co. Paterileiter.row ; and W. Neely, 78, Lombard-street. _ _ E lonp oofeblishednonillion of Weirs. T I CURRIE and Ca., combined with their vrell-known Asperience.asd saccess in the treatment and cure of a few reiaa inkcompleints, amides 'km se superi..i claims and a decided Ipieferenee ever all Other practitioners. Messrs. Currie and Co. as • regain , and Neioners of the Royal Cmlleiga of Len demand rib, present to the Public,. the. result of thirty years Norma/it practice is the Memnon,. where their treit niifit and core of • Veneeehl Complaints. • Nerietti Debility, Vascular Relaxation, and Malty of the Oegsas, Strictures of the Urethra, *c. *c. has proved eminent , / trsernphant. In digit and recent ayes Of 'election, a perfect Care is complet• dd in Use shoot perked of two days I and in time mosso, a mare complicated nature, where ether Practitioners hate feiled of ,mmeese, a groper peraeyersnee in their plan of treatment bo sons I. the Patient a nand and perfect re-establelaneets is Nernst Debility, *hen,/ priwitteed by convivial esteem. by i the. lianoderne aajnyment of .seaniel pleasures, by sedeostaty and ever Hairless habits, or by any other muse, the MediCinesl they prescribe will Ovedece the happiest effect*, is impesslac every fossaky bete of body sad Wad. lieventl Nohflatssfs agi Dentesece of the lir.4 respectability, have bee. ender the eon 4 MOOS. Carrie sad 00. for the removal of Complaints of the Urethra, Strictures, lire, and Men, - received a radical and pompom curs, reest that refemor. nay ,be made to ahem, Op satisfactory vvidesces of the decisive superiority or Messrs. - Citric and Co. l l, plea of treatment ; only of then Gentleness Man bad Strictures free- tea to twenty yeas, and hetikows se der the care Meson, Home, Heaviside. cud ether Sermon of aeon mhos attempted the ewe by the application Of The Least ; Ilrittniat sweets. melon: CUM* bod Cas may • be convoked by either see, with the delicacy, secrecy, soft !loom, at their lasse ? N 0.107, Hattamorden.— Patiesits its Ole coantry are relented to•state' the 'parti culars of their ease. vier, and general habit of livisp,*e. en vision( a resktmeee for advice and medicines, sitleasibe same will 'be given o# slit to their part of the kingdom. To insure that secrecy so essential to our andertalthig, the postage of ...letters may be added so the accankfar asediciass.o-107, Hat ton-garden. . kiwi Tao LONDON O4MITIV, Nor. 3. At the Court at Carlton.house, the 31st of October, ; present his Royal Highness the Prince Re gent in Council. • His Royal Highness the Prince Regent in Coon dl was this day pleased to order, in the name and on the behalf of his Majesty, that the Parliament, which stood, prorogued to Thursday, •the 12th day of No veusber nest, should be farther prorogued to Tues day, the 29th day of December folleiwieg ; and that the Convocations of Canterbury and York, which its evorogoed to Friday, the 13th day of Novetn beftegt, should be further prorogued to Wednesday, this SIM day of December following. • -+►- . • - MILITARY PROMOTIONS. • Office of Ordnance, Nov. t • :te:. Royal Regiment of Artillery. Capt. Noes Groot, from the balfpay of tie Regiment, to be Ceram + vice A. Wan, deceased. • • . Constalssions in tbe.iledforelsktire Ye my Cattalry..aigned by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Bedford. ropt. T. P. Mac-queen to be Major-Conseuendant. 'Corant-Jnbn Greene•and Inessia &Morel Edemas, Gent. tole Lieutenants. . • . _ It. Lawford, Gent. to be Sorrello. • BANKRUPTCY SIIPBRSEDBO: . C. Raven and D. Cbettleburgb, jun., NorAicb, wilie4llllK chants. • • BANKRUPTS. 1-• .‘ • • • 1- W. Talbo4 Gesatox i d,'Lmabardatteet,4= i Ntfv. i t / 17, Dec. 15, at I. Attorney. Mr. q,. Ck went's- lane, Lanalmed-street. • • 6.*Faweett. Gessege-yard, Lonsbattatreet; Taper-banger, Nay. 1, .11,. Doe.. , fit Galldhall. Attirsey,. Mr. : Banter, . Millings-stress, illosiford_row. . J. Is: Yates, Seireditch, 'pewterer, Nov. 10,17, Dec.ls, al AttOrany. Mr. Qwewright, • Bread•street-hill.- W. Warren, Feschurets-street. victualler, Nov. 10, 18, Dec. .15, at Guiidball. *formica, Main. Aldridge and Co. Lis. cola's Inner square. H. Mills, New• -street, linen.draper ' Nov. 14, 21. Dec. 21S, Attorney , Mr. Dawson, Saville-place. Bur liagtoo•street. T. P. Oakley, Ealing, Middlesex, brewer, Nov. i, Li, Dec. 15, at Guildhall. Annette'', Mr. Viaceut,Bedford.street, Bed ford. T. 1.1 I; Worcester, wine-merchant. Nov. 19.2.', Dee. 15. at Ibe Hop-market Dan. Worcester. /Morales, Messrs. -Car. dale and Co. Holborn-court, Gray's 100 and Messrs. Parke! and Co. Worcester. J. Bra)ley, Nottiaglima, lace-sannafactarer, N0v.•12. 13, r Dec. 15. at the Flying Horse Ins, Nottiagbana. Attoroies, Magi. Bailers and Co. Gray's Inn. plane. J. Arthur, Red Lion.streel, Hobart', cabinet-maker, Nov. 10, 17, Om as.Guildhalk Attormer i Mr. Jaye', Charlotte. , street, ritugy.squaret - - - • - -- 4 - 1 # _.... ... cenimmLattG:,Deilorl. St- Ilaty4 e. , Batton Red_ .T unipsen Pen, Mb, Cum et-Andes-M. Taylor and E...lllmembalr, em a gormicerf„ Nacebedinkl, dress-inakers-.J. and T. Las Red "W. hkomm-Li verpirel. seavballers-J. Spencer mei 1 11;.Wilkineem. %Z -hao, hrats-fenhilnlP-3:lleult, 3. ROASOfhant, 'I. W . and R. Wade, Shelled.. merhantt-J. - likebride and A. M. ...Neighing, Saametren, Halbora, .gold-RoOryt-,-J A • atiftlrir, T. Newell's, and T.• nettle'. Oxford,litinirn-l-S. Penke; aril 'tend ft. Ahaviertb, Hobart Wen poem 'Anemia re, entice. priatere-,W. Seen, K. Seams,. and J. ',lupe*. Kneel, ffitip. beiklen-C. Fethiereill and W. krench,_New-road,A . yeel,--M. 'A Brace and C. Pike; tioodge-rinet, Toitenbani-colitswiad • • mailmen. ... •-: .•. • • • • • • . • ' ' " • FREEDOM or ELEUDIOItIe k - • • TOlHir, Ebiitt ok VIE READING MERCORY. ~Sinee-I perceive, by your Paper of Ibis week, thee Jllll.Atpurelation, _which,. commenced,. it Boßgerford lied :Nesbety, in support' of Purity of Elertioa s IM lately held an adjourned Meeting it . 13sigding, I 4at very glad. to hod ( "thit( s perseeent rice ft! 'Med use, notwithstanding the attempts whidit ile made by the miaione of corruption to stifle:2r ca fast Institution, under a load of indeaerrodoe. !tunny.. What. ma any man, who entertains' the least respect for troth, hare fo say spinet Freedom of Ekdion 11—Is it het a . most enteritis! part of tbot Constitution, Which histottiglikbeen our BOAST and Our BIRTH-Won't? Is It not a part of . the LAUF of the Land, aye! and a. fund/nreal part of it ?-•- Sorely then to promote Freedom of Election is themost patriotic pursuit in which any man can engage, who would act the part of a True Englishman !—and yet for acting that part, we have seen Gentlemen publlety abused in the Papers—and called Jacoltins, Ramo- LUTIONISTS, and even TRAITORS. This infamous libel here alluded to, as I am informed, was required to be inserted in your Paper; as an advertisement, with an insinuation, that a. refinel would incur a for feiture of the claim to impartiality, which has been for msny years your boast. Under these . cirerica stances, I also claim from your impartiality the Iti sertion of a few words in reply to that libel. - That I have not replied sooner is owing to several circum stances, not necessary to mentino.—So much- was said by a principal party ate Public Meeting, as was sufficient to convey his contempt, which was all - that Gentleman thought necessary, for the occasion. He followed the advice of the Poet, who . says, " I wage not War with Bedlam and the Xingu" " Most anqeestioosbly. it is the speech of a Bed. • lamite to.call a man a Traitor for upholding the Leo and Constitution of the Land! 1 instead of the word Mint (a word very current. at the time of the •Poet, because guineas were turreat alio) it will ba more proper to substitute Treasury, which is known to possess an all pervading infusion. It. would be curious to trace by what indirect ways this tattooers is often communicated. I have heard, that on the present °crash's., a lordly Pensioner, who has dip ped his band pretty deep its the public parse, was pleased...o lay a coosiderable wager with a certain party scribbler, that he would not write each a thing, and get it inserted in the Papers--to "work the scribbler „silent accordingly --rand certainly sucesezded . by the looms above•meneioned.—The arrime was shot, bet fell harmless. It wide no impression on the public mind. Why ? Because that mind is too Well informed to allow an impedeot and. sordid writer to confound Treason with Friadom otF k lectioo. "The Public well know! the. applks tiqo of the word Jacobin to the members of the Meet rug it Newbury was a kind of polittcalevreekery in tendid to ,pojaod thi popular mind, as certain noxious Arugedii . the . body in the administration of which the Mileteniatiir may be equally espere. .IseoWu is ,a French party word,*and bas nothing to do with the Eiglish Constitution, or the men who uphold that coostitutior. Ai to the epithets of Revelutionisis an Traitoks, so liberally bestowed on the Meeting at Hengerford, It is very true, that Revolutions het.. occurred in this conotry, but witty did they occur ? It was in consequence of violations done to the Con stitutioo of the land, not in consequence of sasocis tkops to uphold it ! Traitors we have had too; bat ...gliey were men who inveded the law, not men who ,utlitej in its defence. One thing perhaps the Pub. lir will be surprised to hear—that the Gentlemen, wile woo the large bet before adverted to t is a an . , V .... FAMILIAR itNIEONS, desired foe Ihneeelsistl ald-Doesest le lestrectiee...-.11, 'the Roe Iltistarsl Csmierx Neter of iNtionslid Rids arc and Neu/lON Nee royal y of SWAMI. New biliside; In 4 'elk 120 e. Otte IL II .Ig. As INTRODUCTION te the CRITICAL VWDY a,d KNOW IsRDGE of the HOLYIC,RI Tis= H,aee► liembosse tiro. ,iltAistrated. *lb Maps and Fee- i Bileforal ouseripts ; price It 2s. in beards. Into Week, ms whirl she Anther has:been esigeted for.eseny • , A CERTIFICATES—Nov. 2f. . • . , ; W. Parker. Hiltis-ntreal. WhiledisPit ° 11.1142- 1 1 Groat Winchester -street. merekaat-4. H. Mohr Haw etii t rA l : Doneishire. baker—W. Colsiser w ik4l-enort.Walbreels; parer. 4 m erchant — T. Ramsay, Lower Cad as oboe, . 8 1t in gs , fl ift,„ ~ .1 merctiant—T. Varley .t. Siaithwithe, Yorkshire. w , misnafattorer—C. ?umbra. Walsall. Staforagilk • • 4 . iron—T. %ilia, itestgastweet, Mary-I, boom . • • • 1 —ft. KAT, . litifteutowipwilstl, . nessebiat..-C. minaimum, budder—T. - Story. 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