The Statesman. — London, England, 1823-12-04 00:00:00

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T HE LATE EVENTS in SPAIN have compelled i my O 6 amide diem DIIII.IIID - a MI, clear , sad preeise ree V es . T 4 i , s; th e e ea coir eles s o it f:Leet acT of v o l iw r g e lata s il. 8 E 13 ,7 %11 be s" un s d h e e r ll tb b e t ap. di: I . a number of UNFORTUNATE FOREIGNERS to Manage* of thellemeuttailimitutioa. -r a war- k • o e semeastat Sematemes. Tromwey Orambers. Sew. IP. illat seek a i n di ss t ylom In GREAT BRITAIN, anicsegst whom are 1 , LXIX. The Ateditors ' i 'i tif the lay their statement pf each ends of • O •e.stemtiTlCE.,irt hor on t i y ir gi g z ew sn ia t i o midu all P kw erso tbe ns vm desi dai row ik a nor of . i teeny o v deals who have occupied the ht heft rink in so- half yowl setpoints of. elio ameeie u tioe, Si g ned glen their elegy, and are now reduced to a state of extreme destitution.- Immo vrith etch oloaerraflomi as they shay think teem- soe issa need istiei tn •a r bung up in the peblic mot lie • .1 gra t a for Bar. e t .B. v. Nekor• 'Load Faros is fanWilimearts. Qantas. More than SOO of these exiles have already arrived. end it is nri , bo rn d m 6 tatYal if ro i logo of the buttileti o a eolith/War:kat a ilki".aisdrroseatiossed C..- .p eo expected that every day will addle their nerabers. On rind- e ." he eat et. • • - • : ''• 'aloe Ls; ,gh the , , • of ognator (*loafs/ the flaisp. . 1 Ile(lnelattlng the . city of Bristol). li ali pp o n, plea of humanity, independently of every political considers- •;" 1 ...,• wsalsosdays ao the Meths of Dlirch and Ci I. The Comedies of Manager* shall as soon ai • eati- venieut Immo peimoas • to teach Aiitbmetie, Algebra, (Mo- tion, the Noblemen and Gentlemen whose names are annexed ''"."`''''''" mi. L wo o r r i oesnirf alos eani ike si stu t } !o t ir shi oir oa o sba rricsa be s: aseted. :. by mostvy ricisiasT and Trite , atid their different applicat JIM, . t Wlifingerfeed), Hines. Oboes. tence of Hertford.; Warwick, a base commenced a Subscription to alleviate, as far ar praeth e, Architecture, bleasuretiee, eAel rchaser ' ' ()winding Herta. Westemiland, cable, the deep distress in which these unhappy streargeve are 'cods by * of New. ter i a r, Wilts, W ilts, levelled. and they beg to solicit tbe eis operation of the publkt Rell.l * William T. Astell, Esq. M.P . XL The PireektOwt. Me • taw; lillie: dente-. and the a c i l fr i i n ; ••N i/j!; • I'. elei i re • b al of esoMing a pupil it . ...... ing the i . i ,. ). York, Doke of Norfolk 'ISOM iminaelly sleeted •on the ant Teensy la a 'Tad,. ec " hoe; re to be t 1 • ,- stink meth sal Rent% Wales Duke of Cir c ag ,a E.I.D. • As th e Woad to the m .,,,,,..,,,, li, , gin notice of it is writing to the signify. - etleits'.= l4." . .41oirobeid Troops * -'l''''''" own Robert Cembell, Esst a iria ' ) a con- IMO litallak. I ma go. and lea v i t i a tor. Mama AVIV oilfield S. Hoene See. Esq. • LIII * lin Siii, CmnanitleMaltell - silt" be elected Tor &wow!. -r- • - - "' John cope:, Esq. mmumer an so toogse, with the *memo . f *Ow for the move olltilistatle op stassiteni. _iisby an UV ETTOI4.-To his litaleste's Land Payer i n c m ... mews, Re inge r ini an , ; , yeeesesemetsem a,„. wo e naderasentiowe&Coan4les sa ll 10.61 ; - Earl of Tankeryfile Gen. Peri of Roselyn • Meryetor. if-oboes th e lest attest on the . t Mail go oat of CIV. Soas ats‘' of Aleashers who have 's** herwise charged Lord Holland Lord Sondes aredaltellemPseedayet Ihmtember 18214, sad be replaced Mined the age; . ' MOOS! • •'. be admitted to attend ttli . .. a . asidini the ) . lis j i tel eledial Tub" Y w ukev t iee is • • ••••) - Gen. Lord neioch is•seitio 44 John Farquhar . . Esq by Miami Committarmoo to bo then elected for the year reign of er. ln pa).o.ent 0 2s. Cd. ti *gm Oblumflau thinvskatti alma? , be Mbnall lbw Quarter I. ' • -. . • s, and the l i l ts sum for windier, , Lord Elleaborough Jas. lisswoit. Esq. wrthaosoa. i " 11.411 "" in* the fi rs t Tees d a le In allasat tbe &bona t sad - , Vohs veetisamended by two %intent original fi ' ls. 1e51 " 471/ "' W l ' ' ....- . =WM -.gr. e. , •betrell. Cavendish - Lord SaMeld Cot. Hugh Bantle Colonel Jones , Grenadier S " , tae ! year. of the iodised*. Ilw ' fiMo nPo n •-- _, en they Aili et . es:arwiet, . • Lord Calthorpe Guards Nom of the illttet Commlttee-met who go oat of • *in- - s ' • ' " We. the awSlealgocid Meinhey e of the Lotitlen a sgre..-Te his Maiesty's Camhy m e ta ne me Relagii ileatomanse Liere.Col. Lord G.W.Rassell, Sir T. Baring:Bart. M.P. '• - . ' l 6* sakrefolseli ball Saar , shell be re•eligiblo .to the • • . with the ,see Geese& In the ..-e Herta. M.P . T. W. Coke, Esq. N.P. • • . ,„ 41111Sx trernshealiareafter. Miwiianow iostliiidos. do • reby recothissml • , . ke light. masts. 11 .. ' Major General Sir T. Dyer, Wm. Stewart Rose. Esq. , . may pat amatiSe'alember In goad- • •of $ &toaster, Waseaseriand. Bart. James Monition, Esq. as . etf the Institetitni. to *Mod . ~ on . i eyes had ••' if truant 'teamster. Sir John Paul, Bart. W. Fiddle, Esq. ' . ' hay assedeathee Is made. the Neither or sehich will eileninitiliie the day of lalikaag it most dither k le she Setegiery is writing. . • tilled j t lBt . ," • • reftelhitz. " Ns/. ma gnaw; tells Ilialmtr'seavalet an d Asti- Sir Joh, Newport, Bart.M.P. Richard Wellesley, Esq.M.P. M ..4 :o resign .- I IllartbAce ead Oats Is Canisninents sod Quartos. la tbs Li eu t. (l en . L ong Ales. s odeg. Kul. M.P. . _ W. All Dessinatloas mat be media Again II dart • 01 4 i• It: . now the • Casettes:- W. Wilberforce. Egg. M.P. Sir Matthew W. Ridley, Bert. bolo* • day of deeds% • N:R. *silk It biltished by the Secithiry at • . Hants, warrior. but the - - --..ss • ' • fameames rierthunnelan, Joba Smith, Esq. M.P. MP. L.XXVII. A list of the Members nominated, and the offices the appiloatine eilleve. they all 4 . - Middlesex, Sorry. • W. J. Denison, Esq. M.P. Edward J.Littleton,Esos.p. for wh ich eattlaof them has been nonalaated, shall be hung up irtimpriblie rooms of the Institution, at Mast 14 days bnore. cr. Upon remising the above Form properly fill. d .:r 4 :is Lord- ~ are teaslanenee *marl far the Bah ass alJaAtary T.. Lennard, Esq.-M.P. Nleolson Calvert, Esq. M.P. up. and the ism of money above direeted to be paid, ties ag in his • In Iltrkister. waded op sad marked " Tender fee Arty T.P. Buxton, Esq. M.P. , • euse• asaired alibis Mee es a isolate Teenier the 23d day Wm Ifoldiessed Seq . 114 P . Alexander Robertson, Esq. tiIM LX7/. 46Y V .l lll. 6e N ti o °n o . ame shall be Inserted in the list to Wham - Secretary shall issue a Catd of Admission to - the perm* iof the - tel ' out; eat am watbaeeetred after twelve sae* se that - • ' ' M.P. sp. Mums the person named shall have given his °misstate applving for it. • . - Sir T. D. Acland, Bart: M . P .W. W. Minima, Esq. M.P. night by ~. , „, 1 . _••• . . J that it• . °. ''"' • . 1 '• . is. Zieete sine pintail: o oth wbka_. • all 0 INI„ lea oast The Committee hold their sittings at the British Coffeehouse, • P , 4 ftt • , Members. tied shall be delivered by the Soeretary to such as " - me ...,..,.....W.....a..1 as al " %I d b 1 4 11 : 6 17 614 / „.""T' wk l 6 " 66. t ek I . "' as. Cockspur street, every 'l'huradey, at env o'clock. l as ly for them, on the-day of eieetioa, awl ma any of the pre- aneXbelladlasitAtraltoperastyonfdnetatecreteLdectincrelenernetiatits•bil.(44,-„,_:•44114;„1. li AA TR C. . • g ale . id shd y :,i ra pp or t ) , merle up. 'by a re p m °. of Subscriptions will be received by all the country bankers; la was a '..!' 9kipertu ng to Decease bound with Ore party ter- by Messrs. Harr. Barnett., Hoare, and Co. Lombard street; ton days. CVIII. The Seceetary or arty other oili er toAllitots • ' • 01 the ' .11stu.g Ma the insoins leased in the printed partkulars, for the doe and by Mess. . , Berries , Farquhar, and Co. s t. James's street. Nona AND TIKR or lea tiovuto. any sock Card may be presented by tiny oilier thaelles (the Ceatrast ; and no Propmai *An be noticed unless mad, 'AIX. Ott the first Teeedeys its Mareh tied September hey were " ?t) Te s ler, an d th e p r i ces esmassed s a ow e s at kiwi , , and British Coffee house, Cockspur street, Der. & .__ sin emelt year. the Preaideet. or one of the Vice Presitiests, person S° , whom it was g ranted . is ht re re g iL kilkiP • 1' they had 1 . , ...., 1 ` t " nel s, t tbat Eerier U. egotism's** of tbe Conran no troops .- ' - , . detain it . . ---, \ r b t winue at tke gape. the asanuet..of Ow Stamps on the or eas of the Committee ntea, shall. take the Chair in thel 4on the • aeon , * •pa Ii the AM Mum* by the Canasta, eta!! be re- FROM TUESDAY'S GAZETTE. red them . < 0 ---einew-- polo& room, at six la the evening, when the ballot shall LINCOLNSBIRK ELECTIOIt. 'e . .. - • commence and shall matinee tatil half rat alne eelock. -. 0 61....... • on ; this, 7.' am* eltoviiiet laseart whiles Application at these Chas- OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, Dee. I. ' whoa it shtull ' be closed. ~ SIX Fri UA Y. • k •-.. • into the Mareellbe Wren we satirogr. • Royal Regiment of Artillery.-Col and Lieut. Geo. Edward - jaXXXf. Every Member who rites shall deliver to the LINCOLN. TUESDAY. Dec. 2.-The result 110#116 dee* . ... e ...,; : t2 a chant e . i l t e. " 4. 4 lb. " read 661 Wed ma y be " ea at the °a " b * - Steheile to be Col. Commandant, vice Willington. dec. ; Woe. hears et mote! sad Hew Gialhiskas,%bis ballotiag list fildmi up, Who shall is his Poll, notwithstanding the immense wooloeity eri.lileilte ' gee were Col. and Brevet Col. R. Beevor to be Col. vice Stebello ; Meier •-,.. • ''*at it Mrs the balloting easel the Secretary Ingilby. seems to have gives great istisieetion to *poi ..f..,.,. A ., . , sometime and Brevet Lieut. Col. A. Brodie to be IJeut. Col, vim Bee. porters of Sir J. l'horold.as they, this day, polled 178 yeses, Majesty, :I.IECOMI L HANIM PIANO-90wpm, HARps,•AND OR- foe; cop. end Brevet Meier T. J. Forte, to be Major, vim *bell theft:park oil dm name of tie Member who deli- . • GANS, Imo]) AS NEW. being more than double the number voted last Severally, c )-1. Bredin ; Second Capt. C. Mosso to be Capt. vies Pothers; Writ ' . could 'nut XII. WllOl9 the balloter about to lestilrommerrerdo and 5.9 . more than they mustered yesterday. Several vote - s -I. that hail ,•2 VVATLEN, .13, . Leicester-Witte, Piano F or t e First Lieut. R. Harding to be Second Copt.; Second Cape r P. . a. • V. England, from half pay, to be &rend Captien; First Lieu- Of es perepl ei nest ' Members of the o .. simasltlge, shall be for Sir J. Thorold CAIRO in frten distant parts of.ahe particular r l'l s Maker to Alm Royal Families of Frame and the Nether- •s i . an d to th e N e h m o f Cl arence . b eg , to su b m i t to pu t,. Meant James Morton sponse/1, ( rem balf pay, to ' be -First . Mated Mark County, and we are credibly informed that in some of their , Ile money false re- : least* a Cabinet Plitho Forte, not to be equalled in lieuten an t. -. XXXHI. As Aeon as the balloting. is. closed, the Sera- orighboarhomle the mutest wan only heard of yestettley f - • .. • - and then 'u, Itellt • sad Inv. usual Wee sixty °elegem, for 3$ gal. .-....... Osseo abaft east the of votes, "and, report the for the fi rst time. So meets for the rapidity nits ' ?t- %_' .. a • Viefeestit infilid Roseeroodbblique, 71 talons, for SS Commissions In the Somerset Yeomanry . , Cavalry. signed by lame it wetting till* mem, who shaU samousos the which infermation circulates- t h ro u gh this exteneise • the w . h the most ..1 • • the Lord Lieutenant of the (Minty of Somerset.• 1 s solaria; Sqoare Phase, 23 goluois ; a Pedal Hap, as get.• • Mont. 10 the Members actlod. ' County! itered tilt iOW I 4 atifierOmeste.; -for dancing to with imadrilles, &e. 3•4 Charles K. Tynte, Esq. to he Caputo; Hoary Stradling, 2k iNNXIV. ff the so ' for two or more Canaedates The Pull wit closed today at flier o'clock. The 4fretra * ince. lie ,S t . sham-NM. A:aelr'lleelilit-ectioa Harp. cost 1201. for 60 Gent. to be lieus • • . • ~ , eselpel;igaloaliell be papered by the &nighties. sari soon was uncommonly fine; and them Wes a mere fitmervaio- : - R min 31r. 1.1 s ettee , late Me poverty of a lady. --. i Jae , DIVIIIENDIL''. .)' 1 . tsr 'lsytbe Islieileseeel--.-- .• ,4 '. its attendaece in the Castle yard than - bill:we liii Or he monre IT could D4/1 I bee- ' •"• IN ' it. .. ~ ; sup -• 04 CLASS. j 11/9 ' 10 ' T ' IS = UM :Wit •• ' U s* he so XV _ . At Alm Geteesiel - ..tg", be , I • lal,see• lays. Tim: plieptea entailed - 0 lemet.Jducia.3.l . - - ...0. . • • • ~ y. He at , 'sr' 11 't• . dadiaarc Itt Ba Otani tr.. ~ 0 • , • •. m . tbsr, ~ . ~, 1113,1 r. AMPINN - 10 lame* bineirliot *is street; but they sedated to snake up•sresi M. • ' hwhouismykl_ 21 1 4 1. woo B.litteev.i.Tbeeelleeedllemeeein • ' . • '..' . • . - I. "4 , • " , ....T...? riser night • v. ... l on a Ls • .f.e . •it the Amnon siert. us!. hell street-Jan. 10, J. Hunter, flawklmiest, rma dealer, ~ et Sneerer. alltaTM4ll .. • ' , erwrfr fur their deli lency in numeriral etrangrus •.1 tie making op the books, the tiousheta wife dlitlatee:•* - ' ' ' ; 'AI i. • • err IA ?0-11/0111R41114 Sib Deese Ban, at twelve at Basingball street-Dec.• 29, J. Tbonipsoe r South Shields, XXVl;Tbnee *halt be foe, Wirt) Meetings of the to be- issist theta •s. It. • ...,,.._ Dielefee, *fp owner, at the George lAN, Newcastle upon Tyne io a ' On the Day's Poll. imstaneea. 1 ' . ://tLEC . COLTACTION of PAINTINGS, l ecturer , C. H. Banbury, Wood stoma, (*fissility, silk memo 1 .... eMlnge shall Ie held on the first For Sir William Ingilby . . . 423 . • he prep- r V .... to titery'et.afiemillatereeessiur, of Asesterchne , lecturer, at Basunghall street-Dee. 27, J. Cuff, Regent street, We dnesdays in march, Jane, September and December, is Court of . , •" • ''s al rage sedorrfsieble high fi nished specimens. Westminster, jeweller, at Basingball street-Dee. 23, E.For Sir John Thorold . . . 1;:t evey year. Notice of the days and hours of meeting sil Dr b etween I . .• ligi vii , Mak siiletth. Schools, viz: Leonard' Da Trickle, Nuneaton, Werwickshire, nevem, at the Castle Inn, Majority • • -_, . . • . -252 frottspoile-Demenichino-Flobbiaa-Cuyp Nuneaton-Dec. 23, J. Gooden, Chiswell street, -eictuniter, at Omit be painted on a board, and hong op' in the public Gross foil.. .• ' • age to Air. ; avgaania_wiqsasei-wonvermans-Rehons- Basinghall street-Dec.3o. C.Underwood,Cheltenhain, builder, rooms of lb( Institution,. anu so other nutice shall be • Poi Sir 'William lngithy . . . 3,130 . • . rdta-Virialfernear--ViiEkers-J an Steeu-liolinea r, at the Ilorse and Groom Inn, Gloucester. given. Fee Sir John Thorold . . . 1,26 S t attended '.: ac. CERTIFICATES-Dec. 23. LXXXVIII. At every General Meeting bnssinees shall hi sjorit a . . . . . : -1.862 I admi,s on .To oe viewed en Thursday preceding and morning of sale. E. Robertson, French Horn yard, Dean street. Hi g h Hol• comment. at 8 o'clock in the evening precisely, and no Sir IV m. !Agility's nrijority Was received with iota discussion. L i pad mishaps.. s hid it one shilling each, at the Mart; and of born, coach master-T. Worswick, Lancaster, banker. new motion shall be made after 10 u'rlmk. cheering by his friends, anti as toed symptoms of dkape icr refnsed ..Str. Williams Throgmorfoo street; catalogues also of Mr , was refired 'a mem Williems, High street, Cheltenham ;and at the White PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. LXXXIX..No General Meeting shall continue after II probation by the opposite party. The numbers for Sir J. saying he ; , BM. J. and T. Walker Preston, tobacconists-P. Formica and o'clock, tiniest the Chairman shall be of opinion that the Thorold showing an increasiog strength were bailed sith • than Fort CORNS, BUNIONS, &e. 21 scciaslielci, silk throwsters-D. Harthy and 11. Lewis, New• time. But if the business cannot be got through , the Sir William Itionny appeared on the hustings: but was ,terday T. port, tallow chandlers-J. and J. Townsend, Haworth, wool Meeting may adjourn. 's warrant paired R tß i y hr lST l S ou ly ne l t C n K her isfetOußieNity.. staplers-R. Lonsdale and J, Menzies, Liverpool, wipe neer- met with mingled applause and hisses for (several minutes.' EL No nor trinities, shall be entered upon at any When quiet was restored; he thus addreised the Meeting:, ' ' . It It t A R L S ' it n B .. ironght up chants-T. 31• Ewen and J. M.Monies, Nottingham, roomers-- a di zornor rer eet i ng. . aseelent Reused,- fur eradicating Corns, and giving relief to those Gentlemen , Brother Freeholders = l tin here again, Mitt Wattles of -:. Save hard il..h• inNtanees at The Winton. of their leeL wi th out the S. Worthington end Co. Denton, Manchester, dyers-4.11,nd J. . Cl. All voting at General Meetings shall be, in the am glad to see yon. You will observe by the state of tile pa ire ineonvenienee.ani will prove a eery u.efol Family Plaster fee A. Kemp Little Stsinbrhige anti Prittlewell Mills, Essex , offence.-- first instance, by show of hands. poll that the exertions of my friends do not r , lax.-("How ": Ir'o n unds n.I Scalds. likewise tor Minions." Prepared by U. MORRIS, m il lers- A . - : and W. B arclay, York, booksellers-CI. and It. rated, but Ittnistwalw e ltayal rafaily.Reoslegtou.XCll. if upon a show of hands it shall appear to the is oar pocket, Sir Williauti ?") Yon still hold me in tn.. Bees, Bristol, brewers. •.. low in p.ixes at is. lid and 2. . 9d. by Butlers, Chemists. 4. ebeassid. Chsirman, or any three Members, doubtful on which side situation, which is your duty, and that of *reel man pro.: • days back Missers.- l. 921. Remit Street. (near the Argyle R 00. ,) , London : was the majority is: he or they may demand a division. (easing independence -of every man who lovers his country, ipries.Pleee, lidintotrats ; Waekrill• Street. Dublin ; and by the prineipal RUL ES AND ORDERS OF THE MECHANICS' INSTI- a complaint opelane Yewlerstbroagbout the United Klngt,ns. TUTION, XCIII. If any doubt shall still remain, the Chairman and determined to sermon the freedom and honour of the Alderman 1 stzw. tu Be eirefri to 'AA for Menzies Bautseerlam CORN PLASTIC& shall appoint Tellers, whose certificate shall be conclu- co u n ty of Lincoln. 1 sa y it i s y ou r ditty to support any wed by the FOR THE PROMOTION OF using. KNOWLEDGE AMONG THE • sm. man who is deter Mined, wi t h your assiStance, to triernpla • dge of (hid WORK MG CL ISM, . Downs el. process sitor.--Iton. -.ow- BUSINESS At ARE FOUR QUARTERLY GENERAL MEETINGS. over the efforts Of a faction.-(" Bravo l'') The Hon • r members .. Thy horse, and (iii the cup of life, ECIV. The owing WWI be the order of business observed Baronet (Sir it. Heron). who lam ght•l to see here again., and stream- That hene,y-dropy thy pleasing wife. (Continual front Yesterday's Paper.) at each Quarterly General Meeting. ' though 1 am not recognitei by hint iu Lincoln, hah sail to . olemnity of • TRUSTERS. 2 1 . : The ... Secretary shall read the Minutes . of the last Meeting . oers that this electio will cost um so much that 1 ai,al• . ', OCR ATES; by his Discourse on Marriage, so vi- be peace.- LVII. The Property of the Institution s hall be vested, it shall read the Propositions, if any, for altering the be n brought . aptured his auditora• with the anbieet, that the to -toe parish rates. i rear mon not ; nor sto I sg place, on for the use and benefit of the M em b ers , in four T rustees , Rules and Orders. apprehend that what some ate pleased to Fall My ',resit -up. etioarn f lew to their wires. and the imehe'ors isestened lad been forwho shall be named and appointed by the Members in fge The Meeting shall discuss, adopt, or reject, all such Pro- vireldea ; end "The Spectator" has 'Mimed, that the ",....... ei Mee „... aomiiird. positions. tuous interference in Lincolnshire will ever drive we to the' th, at the ' "irlYet'itthereostaireeableauuldelightful name in nature. `' " ' ""g respectable LVIII. When a vacancy occurs in the number of 4. The followin Reorts shall be presented to the Meeting; parish books ; tnt if such should be the case, 1 would hill . . sacred Institution, then, of marriage, compasses the I. Of the total eiuouut of all money received since the last appear among you, and throe' myself on the votes of the .' . Trustees, by death, resignation, or otherwise, it shall be attended to . astern of our enjoyment; teeming not only with hap- meeting. ineependAit electors of this connty.- ( tiheers and hisses.), • filled up at the first General Meeting of the Institution On Mirth , but disposing the soul itself to harmonize .. 1 11. Of the total amount of all money expended. Gentlemen, it is a false accusation, and when my honour- ' • red all such hilosherokfter. • It ereaftrr. 111. Of the balance iu hand. aisle friend, the gallant Col. (Johnson), near tne, says that d to create iiiiiiii, however, to entering into this hallowed obit- TRZA9IIIIER AND DANDER. IV. Of all donations whether of money or ether things, and I rely on the strength of my perse-=(" You do; yo I collected by on, it becomes an Imt era lye duty, not only to regulate LIX. The Committee of Mims gen, in conjonction the names of the donors. W bare.") 1 have not.-(Cheers from the Purples.) A ion and con- . melded. het Jo einem tto grosser nature from those with the Trawler as such, shall name the Ranker to the V. Of the Number of New Members s,p - tle last Meeting. id no hesita - es which the fret done of unrestricted pl may Institution. VI. Of the nomber of persons who 'ariceased to pay their rely on the independent spirit of every man who has voted Mailed dpon It. To the nag ect of such attention are LX. An account shall be opened at the House of thq • . Subscripeloils. or sill vote for me. I wish that Sir John Thorold mrceil a t aid he was . beta*, many of those hape ;a instances; which, while B ac k ers so name d, i n th e Dame o f th e T ,i s b e h a lf mt. let''-thd . *lsi limber of Members. himself come forward.-(Hear.)-There is no one better . VIII. °f+ll other matters which the Committee of Managers qealified for your Representative titan he is, and 1 would !anti the commiseration of the beholder, should also a away eat mey bedesirous to communicate. readily support him, but lie has not come forward in persota , him with the fear or self-reproach. LXI. All payments on account of the Institution shall B. The Meeting stall also attend to any suggestions from and he will not. (.. Yes, he will.") If lie had come Isere 1 the 31agt- of the Institution. ' equally oh- unions. habits will effeminize the body-a residence in be made by drafts on the Banker to the Institotton. Members relating to Ore Institution. (from the crowd," Yon would run away.") No, I Witold . lea will relax the elastic fi bre-but more especially LNII. All drafts upon the Banker shall be drawn by 0. At the Quarterly General Meetings in Marchand Seprem• ' nor. Whatever I might hero done before. I will not ro.a ' • --__-_- the premstere Infatuation of youth too frequently com- the Treasurer, and certified by the President or one of the her. the Aeration the Auditors shall be made, immediately the Lady of Ji. the ,natural dignity into a state of inanition, from Vice Presidents, and the Secretary ; and the• Banker shall after th e Repot. cm Donations. now, but see out the contest to the ends-omnd cheer..)-.. , i . the agonized saffe•or more than doubts the chance I have no hostility to • Sir John Thorola's representing the nu e, S. IL l'her be directed not to pay ant draft on account of the lostitiP : At. st RATION OP RULES AND ORDERS. Elm et 5.,01.- f. To all such, then, we address ourselves, offering lion; unless so d rags and certified. XCV.' The Riles and Orders of the Institution can be county, but his name lit brought forward by a conspiraey. , fly -muscular strength-felicity : nor will our . -(Vielent hisses . - 1 proclaim that it is a conspiracy, arid , is lkitk.e. rot. titimar qiestionable, sanctioned as they ere by the LXIII. 'Flue Treasurer shall receive all mono from altered only bilk/sera' Meetings . I maintain it by the three thousand honest and independent . ty's 20th Lei- 13 the Committee of illeurgert. He shall never retain any XCVI. Erery iProposition for altering the Rules and larn,phad proofs of twenty Tesessuccessful experience. voters who have given me their Voices. (" They are 411 re. Cdtter,mo - n - ,, .essy eerie Of married life are sometimes disturbed sum exceeding 501. in his bands; but as often as the sum Orders must barb writing, and signed by, at the least. bought," and hisses. -Good people. don't interrupt me. • 1 know" in this in his Lands amounts to 501. he shall pay it, to the ac- ten Members bf sit months standing ; it must be ;suspension of those blessings which concentrate the you shall be heard by lied by. Every one of these meta , Camden Tome. . wreath-for the female habit is often constitutionally count of the Institutito, at the Bankers to the Institution. delivered to the Secretary at least one calendar month who vote for me proclaim that it is a conspiracy. and that of the late Mr! tat it can be strengthened, and deficient energy jut LXIV. The Treasurer shall keep a g I Cash Book before the day on which the next Quarterly Geeeral my Hon. Friend, Sir Robert Heron, is the Cataline of the Mwn. Stn. a tato functional power. of all his receipts and payments. This book shall always Meedng win be hebi; be immediately copiiii by him, day.-(A burst of groans and hissere.)--•You don't believe , ......"'•''.'• be laid on the table of the Committee of Managers at every and bong up la the P u bli c Room of the institution. ......,„ HO, De. . • very ease of syshilitic intrusion, as well as in every")-but I do. Y ou don't like the poll that . mar. en of the generative economy , we pledge our ability *ninthly Meeting. XCVII. Every Proposition for altering the Rules and k . ....... 301 ohas been just announced to you, bat to that I refer as use . ..... 01 0 St . speedily, sod 'with effect. Earnestly solicitous to LXV. The 'Treasurer shall maks up his accounts twice ()triers which shall be carried at any Quarterly General beet corroboration of my assettions.-(Atuuselt of applause .; f . . .... 41$ 11, a unfeeling empiric from the position so presumptu- every year ; namely, to the 20tb February end 20th August Meeting. shall be copied by the Secretary, and hung up and disapprobation foliated the C 011614011 of this .ad• , • Lit..'' 17 iii . 'taken up, we deviate from general principles with and lay each half year's account before the Committee of in •the Public Rooms of the Institntion dntil the next 43 0 Utica,: and'amildent in our own honourable him- Managers at their first Meeting thereafter. Qaerterly General Meeting, when, - if again carried, it dress ' SERT -RIMS nest ewe forward , and, turn_a to 5. - Sir dress.) 14 nal Ig ' 'i. :( ....... I 0 Mitres Member. of the College of Surgeons, we refer the . AUDITORS OF Tllla ACCOUNTS. shall be incorporated with the !tales and Orders. Wm.' Ingittly. asked, •• Do you mean to say that I slid - the •- a ...... , re"; terminally tt either Set (espeCially those enter- LXVI The Auditors shall attend the Committee of NCVIII. No' Resolution for breaking up the Institution, 117 l' ~ . 521 0 • 'renegers on being StlataMothru• theret o at the times and or *menacing any pert of its property , shall se passed, Sit William.-(Groehe are hisses.)-"At leiret."stiodlir R. 6 ........ IS gisen for perseash consultation ; and letters. 329 0 for the purposes 'Debars directed. online it is sot only proposed In the inaaner above pro- ti eroa .... a i l eas t s e ar cot a tie r ."-(La g gite e tymaag a mumnos i ...... 49 0 Wi t Moir/ are immediately answered; - these must • a., .. ~.. A.._ c .. LA S'l I. moults tne vOrnmittee of Managers in any We tided, but consenteti to at two General Meetings by at has stat ed to yon, gentleman; that 1.-said Mad' idestioa-waield* . „ • .... ........ 51 0 toe 11 7 1 0 siItsueo for Adele, and Medicine, which can be neglect or omit to mason the Altai tore •as above directed, least nine-troths of the Members present. being him to th e parish-rates. I beg liege useel-lear to see: -I - ' 9l 0 lay part of the world, however t i rant. the Auditors shall meet without summons on the fi rst . • MOIRA RT. tradict the assertion that 1 commit sea •I ismer...lmM aux a .. ....... 9/ 0 i MOSS sad Co. M.R.C. 9argeons. .• • ..... regular Committee day in ' the month of March or Serena- XCIX . The -Li terary shall coosist Of two dire.met Der oz. • .1 No. I I, • Bouverte-stevet, Fleet-sines, Lombok • - ..t • ' •s h ill 'a • • 1144 ;. t h ink like it. Gentlemen, the Hon. gamier h e yes th at Z N. r o s . her as the cue:limy be; and !wand from the braecheap a Library of Reference, and a Librar y of Cif- i 1134 .. 1 " 11 . T. n ne ° . l d. alit not 000 .0"Inald• wily. I bit I o '4 e that ' at Ind beginning. 1 trivet ass bey Id Rol hoatifornstrri ti t • 0 e010.01. 0a. It Fehlisbed (Sixteenth - Edition). I. Tim Agoie di Cossajttee of Managersobst all , books Wiwi 40611.1111* se riehishrh. • • • iisail D. bar 4 3l. .. "'' Oresaienatary on the ahote Dlsearea.-ed. befog directed be deliveard.tO them fectis IL. 1 IL TbriesaseditahAf Mamma •shall•fravelbe Oftet of 4 # k ao t .ar d ye*. breftight fl:" ' Wittr t t me pea .: • ':'' ) .....r ,, Maki by thern,M wiri do lilt d ar e d tamest d iii • n5....S 13 t ' 010 ketwattexelosively te the P le Sex. --Ali i -• • IP 0 0 0 ba ' I . • - e ' w " ~. ~..._,__ i LX‘• 111. Upou receiving' . the boobs sod ‘ waiikets. the pwrobasisg. east :exelaogiog books, and of. osublisislag .ip„shi l iorm6B,.....(tla i ntetymrish.regard iettbardle Rea. ' ..... s• . P aalsubanrr.,, , nil, • ,69 * Pi ll Mall ; ''''=" A Ratline shall proceed 'le extroinsrabd 'cheek the iihole. each regolations as they may deem necessary for•affordinjr Marone. says. that this contest is but adstellinlealellidelata's ;tender.' __o . a • ' ; "Is noletusslethet,lomiden I Porter, late . nome. .f• • 'e t i fse ketatis, 'll7, Thorne, tilasgiati•ene of ail Vey , _.,, , t slastim ..._ ire , ..a11.-„, might: ims4 . l . riss; as Altepaiiay' *Mk. tke'lliesshers &Octets* use' thereof. consistent aith . their phrse-(•• It is," flour the Ingilby .)- why, tiese. gentlemen , revisory of the tionantattee of manager/I and CI oast ; Irak keeping, and genital convenience. does he spud say amass ? sad why does tae.oot stow basset 0 - .197, eta"' OS% • tore 1. , 1 'fill' ... .4 • ... • l 3sl . . _._ . .44 • , ~,4• , ~ _........ _ ,e..... .....: i ; ' ...........,....4w54.i44•044 4 t'e 4 e4- ,. =" - - 4 . • _ ... 2 : .., ' ...4190- 11 *-' s " "OIL -. ' eale . "'"f . . 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