The Statesman. — London, England, 1818-12-19 00:00:00

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The FRENCII nod BNGLISII WORD•BOOK ; con. sisting of Three Thou: •nd of the nio,t hi. fat Nouns, Moulins. Pronouns, Verb,. Ativerhs. Prepo.isinus, aitsb:Conjoactions; .1_ apte4 to be committed to memory by the Justin, Claufes. 1 Board of Directors at Norwich felio aigsweit6 vette conduct of the General Meeting aehills ladtirie solved that Mr. Bignold, senior, oh,* limesaile. missed from his 'venation ; and it was sleidaddahat he should be requested to deliver oti his biais, and at, documents belonging to the Seem,. Whist noticed a project at the London Committee bed drawn op, of having cite principal Management efthe 'Society conducted in London. But the most ha 'portant port of it *as that weieh related to the de. '''termination of the Hoard of Directors at Norwich A gtparate the 'London branch of the :4(960, , from &s patent stock. This, it was dieted, was done in con sequence of the answers to some queriet cinch had been submitted for the opinion of Counsel. These!). stance of these was, whether, by the 16th ',tide of the deed of . settlement, a General Meeting could authorise the greeting of pollees in London, tel within the Bills of Mortality ; and consequenily taking partners in the profit and sick' within thrive ' 'districts. These questions had been submitted sepia rattly to Mr. Scarlet, Mr. Richardson, end Mr. Littledale, who alleogreel in saying that the deed of settlement not authorize loch an extension of the Society. Thaenest matter submitted to the same Learned Counsel was, whether the renewal of policies, on the part of tie original Members of the Society, after the fact was known that additional Members had been created, did net imply an assent td such in crease binding upon them. To which the answer from each was, that that knowlerlge and assent should be first proved, but that in their opinion, on A-t of Parliament would be the best way to make the mat.. ter sure. The nett question was, whether the Se. ctelary could not be removed from his situation by the vote of a General Meeting, without requiring the consent of a majority of the Members of the Society, or without calling upon a second General Meeting to confirm that removal. To this the an swers were in the affirmative by all the three named Learned Counsel, but with an expression of doubt nia the part of the latter, whether the silent of a ma. jority of the Members of the Society was not neces sary. From these opinions the Report stated, the N o rwich Directors had come to the determination of net considering the London insurers any longer as filelabers of the Society, farther than the tithe to which their present onezpired policies estendtd; and It added, that notice had beets weed fro all those 'whose Policies were to expire Ett Christmas, that they should trot be renewed ; but at the same time, that the London insurers should, for thelime they bed be. longed to the Satiety, receive an iliqeot part of the ()refits as well as the country Members, lessollopore further stated, that the situ isseed in the firetlepart , meet this yeer,above the amount of last year, was five millions; arid that the losses in the fire and life de partments were much below what could he expected. Mr. Alderman l'ATTIlde (of Norwich) moved, that the Report be received, and printed S for d the use of the Members. The queatioo being seconded, was about tOilei ) pot * when Mr. I3ftoott addressed the Meeting. He said he could not agree to the whole of the Report, though there were some' 'farts of it in which he did concur. The only important part of it was that which concerned the London Insurers; and on that part he should say, that the Directors at Norwidh had not acted as be could have wished. They thought to shake off the London Insurers, end this they did upon the opt. Mons of three Learned Gentlemen of the law; but it was strange that doe of these Gentlemen had on a former occasion given his opinion in favour of re ceiving Members in London and its vicinity. He,, however, for one, did not think the seperation from the Norwich Gentlemen would be a great lasi, for he trusted there would be found Gentlemen in Lon don fully 'devote to the management of a separate Concern near !)—and that, be trusted, would take place. He blamed the Directors for making ,"air'ch frequent reference to the name of one irelivio tail: for if the Directors thought proper to dismiss him; there the matter should end, and his name should tint be brought forward on every occasion, as Irk cover the errors of others. He alluded to the name of Mr. Bignotd, sen. the late Secretary. In conclusion the Gentleman hinted at the propriety of another Meeting, for the purpose of establishing a Society, in London upon a similar principle to that of the Norwich Union. Mr. BARRY, in strong terms, condemned the con.' duct of the Norwich Directors, who, he observed, had first taken their money of, and made their profit by, the London insurers, and then shook them'otf...... The opinions of the Learned Gentlemen whose names bad been mentioned, he had no doubt were correct, as tar as concerned the documents which had been laid before them ; but he maintained, that when one of those learned individuals (Mr. Scarlett)„ than whom. thee was no person more honoorabfd hi society, was before consulted, the same docoehtelitifi . not been, laid before him, which the Directorrilsitteletterl7 chosen to do, because their own ends were' to' be ao. swered by it. The Learned •Gedtksinan then went on to comment on the conduct dt illii`troidbb Core mittee, which he said he could not gereVielly*prove ; but as they were then considered at' no longer ita existence, be ehodld only jay; 40-drisototi. nil nisi bonurn." , c .11 1.1 • Mr. hito6elttow contended, ft 1 t titil 'Norwich Directors were to blame, it was in mottling more peen in so long hating tolerated Mr. Bignofth, sen. • Mr. LOce.wooti, who 'silted hiiititelflo one of the Society's Agents at Bury St. Edmonds' defended the conduct of the'Netivich Directors. hod said that from his owl expeilelice he knew the Coin try Mem bers were dissatisfied at the admission of London In surers. • Mr. BP: MOLD,* defended his coat and aloe dyes in lb* management of the Society* llama, and re Priie 1:. 20. Tire FRENCH nod ENGLISH PHRASE: 1100 K; or. Key to French Comer satiois-; cisiotiniag tonay, Handout ,use - fat Idiiimatic French Phrases , and hictuding all the difficulties of the Language. Price Is. 21. 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Report - of the London Committee, and lot 'ether sOcial'elfairs. 'At one colcl f ritk T. Betemcv, Esq. was called to the Chair'; ba taking which he obsevved, that the 'Committee which had been appointed, encouraged by 'the fevourable reception of their former Report,: la Seitternber Past;.-bad since then continued their le! 'beets, and , uow ready to ley their fine! Report ii‘friCsi the Mokieg. lie trusted Ike. Meeting reeeld flier it viittt . lixtieitce, and also , we 'give their at trailed td everilf:A.stleman wise toiler Irks sen. 'intents upon its whatever they might inv.'. • The Report was then read by the Secretary. _lt owes divided into three parts. The first t elated to the 'arrangements which had been made respecting the ?irentainitig claims -open the. Society .; the second, 'to the state of the fossils; and the third, to the con. ititutions of the Society, and lb. alterations which I i the Committee ravened to be made in them. Under the _rat' bead were classed• the claims of cc. veral individuals for losses, is hick had been at , first in some' pert: objected 03 but which, for the most pert had sin* been satisfactorily settled. The names of the claimants were mentioned ; but we do ndt repeat them, as they were alleded to in our Re. pore's( the. former Meeting. Under the head Funds', the 'Report stated, that though the evict amount of 'them wee not so greet as bad been ,sekt forth -in the first Report, hi consequence of some additieeel items of expenditure being since brought i* which were not then known, yet they were such ;it tweleitlfy the favourable view. of them which . the Cibknollsope had taken. It thee went on to state the propriety of having a reserved feed, which would be as a capital, and was to be taken at a certain rate per Cent. on all the premiums originally paid, and deduction of a certaiesatelcom ell the profits divided. The amount of theseleglawdentood to be two and a half per*Cent. on the anioe'rif - of premiums paid, and five per Cent. oil the amount of profits divided. On the subject of the constitutions of the society, and the alterations which,teight be made, aunt *lnch had been suggested, the Report give a loyA.C.rrespond etice between the. Lawton Commitife..eedlte Nor with Board of Directors, and„alseilLtbe.cnaimuni cations of the former wiikis Daystaljea 'iota the Norwich UAW. -Few tlime!.4c,iertalutlAttat the la tow qt ; c' r.di 601 srt verr - I.te el • ;o' t ; 4.- - 1 .t:;t Soq te. • .1: 4 1 tcli V ..,. ATZ:r*.- .oLad ►, • etlji4 of nir' • ! .ftittliJiliti l l.44 . Ad!lff. Bl ! . ~„ • RP-OFFICE, Southamptoni,treet, Strand. i for the renewal of POLICIES. 411. Cfl RISTM AS., are now in e , lo of delitrlsrv. :RS of the COUNTY FIRE OFFICE examinution inds the principles and prat-- 'e for which they net. 1 .,, CY are proud t the great object of In - ,uranee. viz. a lap!, indemnity has been so iovariahl , Onire, that not a single litigation has tints the harmony of Director,' and Clannonts. Oilier is en:Oiled at all • i mes to afford:became, rtdowlsers have provided a Capital of 400.0001. he Cluetstatii , g fund arisinz from the Premiums; 11v, Althoogh inch profits as arise are moany lupse alto Insure, the Directors of the Counts . rased the delusive gni pernicious practice of return of pr nniform nod certain, nod of ren• tent of claims dei,g,ot ent on what may he left. is the payment of kill just elates imiteditiletv.... is left to vary o lib events. They have ad wryt-. th a t as the original Capital it deemed of ode f r all porpoises tifeecority, it is expressly Policies ' that the subscribers to that fund al one able for losses. !fence those whit o bile t te nfite. are protested from the liability for the which hes been so severels felt in Societies upon, ealttp.or Uhinn p: iodate; soul which, together by. c uncertainty of procuring restitution, has thelstiluse or dissolution of such Societies. ;a CHEAPER \ND BETTER AT THE PRICE. N-GENUINE TEA WAREHOUSE ; No. ti. Ludgate-hill. or , the Sale of TEAS. PURE and UN ADUL.. RATED, us they arrive fri•on P :iitli:l C o muan.'s Quarterly Tea Sate being jest )LHICK SPARROW 41141 Co. beg I.) inform ,isd th- Public. that they have selected an exten t of the birut gig and best full-ativoured Teas that nried for 'tome rears, **Melt they ore Acterailn , d )e lowest 14 holesale Terme, for Ite.stiy Money ,• ;elves of the present opporzunity to rtcoatthend as.the meet angel and best at their prices, viz.: s. d. s. d. rowel nod Green 6 0 to 6 6 per lb. Dongook. Breakfast Sots fre%h Green • .... 70— 7 6 Itioureil• Souchong and fresh 10 0 —lO 6 n•lntie ey -------- ATENT WATER-PROOF HAT. • AT ONLY SHILLI-NG4.—IMPORTANT SAVING. KS and TAILOII. have to cirrr to th,i r n SILK Il Al' on BEAVER BODY: romhiniot.. Alte a Hot imeht la t lfof•tbvt itnisioopertur in my the ntsest a..d ottalst l expemive Beaver,. isequall• pill wear' twice ,618 , ni. and 'iif . better shore . . tains !a. , tive toot.; wit' never closnge kis vd‘oiaosehivh t hen:m li ini o. Mar. if wool' for vents. : wrathrti tie y tieing NV ATIHC-PROI.IIr nud severs, tionlrat retrillinz expence, and every time nai.to ocw, will are oec,idedly 444pe , ior ta r rind Hat , to notice. flies anoint:it:it of which ha s led with rit44 e opence. ,l)corrs cod toe Trade, who dish fOr superior he 01/010414 advanteretils-teOluq. • - • (Gard TAYLOR. rilaupfateincert.. Wellinsston - house, •street.Blarliican.—No milli:tilt tenets O•crived. EttAUU PREY ENTBI). .• • • • • • • wri • , • wanteract t i e many atte mp t ' s tnat ate nat e to ihtlii•iel nn the 1121MAVY ft *pullouts composition in e GENU IN E BLACKING pretutred by 1)111/ and they have adopted a new Label, in which their ;ad addreol, • • 47‘11144 HOLBORN,, itianealy placed in the centre of the Label, that they rearloatifialrotrkl.the difference if the type. which 11 letter-pies', will enable purchaser. at once to de. position. l lapin HLACiiill NG‘ made end sold wholesale by MAII.TIN. 91, High Holborn, and retailed by the (;racer, Druegist., Booloellerc, Irtinotouger., Pei; out-makers, etc. id the United Kingdom. In Bottles at 6d., is., and 16. Gd. each. Just published. price aro. in boards • • • • ••.. if.GIS of LIFE; a Noo-Metlicil .Cotn, 'lttary on the indiscretions arisloe front Iltiman in which tire Cau-es, Symptoms, lad Irtnefol effects Veneren, titmorrhasn, Stricture, Setninstl Weakhefs, illy developed ; Port 11.c.-ntnins•sonteremarks cee- Ile Complaints, in particular Sterility ; Pait I !Lem- Oh'•elc4tiotts ow Sexual Delilltty, Self Abuse, l'strt IV . is a Series of ewes llitistrastiye of the pre ciects, esphrining them in a fittoili•ir oramer, and the t.) the Ynuth and llatttrity of both sexes. By GOSS and Co. Consulting qurgenni. e had ut tU, Paternoster-run, I.4ndon, and of all rs. Goss and Co. are to be Consulted, to Meal, every 'sir Moses aria Patlents in the Country art venue-tea to minutely the cw;e, enclo-ing a remittance , , fot•Ad- Il ri ticine which cm: h;• forwarded to iin3 ;Art of the and ' tiv. M. It. C. Surgeons, 13, teereric-street, et, Loudou. "J [ , • V 9 • . 'Per ea mid . kir wit ow. tiTELLECTU&L 111r144. 5 r EfiItW,CATAOA. • ,44‘, Pt' Otte).iiirts MA. :a g ercts without Answers. is now allow* i wet I friar's ghee Itia Proprietor i_ of, the undeminen•l•Oieti Wrirkti subedited to Candscints of tholitst spopitasens of Mg Aterits.of improred Denies.- tare Books which he had ;domed pi, li r purpose of foeildating the Instruction of, youth. :In.l re;uleirea.4 the acrirement at Kn itriedg+• at once plcosoct. rapid, assit'itertain. This Ss'trm hiss since been known to the norl.l under the denisminittiosiof the loserrovitive System t . and. as uppit.ertio some popalar mechanical Systems. its Inventor has also defined it, by wiap of eminence, the Thitilciug or Intellectual System— e', one theohlitutioo in oink, or mentally work un the sot-jell rif studs , .which it imposes on the Pupil.; and from the re.frral improvement of the Fatuities, of which habitual merit,) exercise JA a necrwary consequence This Sporn?, it‘ tate popultr tv , ‘rk, puhlidvd under t he ;tames .fGold.inoth, Blair. Barr •tr, Adair, &c. has been introduced into 'wail; ever% !ditto! of eh.rncter In the British Empire, Juid Ikea met with a• devisee of approhation far exceeding the 4,4N051 espeetatitrr of its Anshan. The principle of teaching ii os•witliont.Anstrers, which requtires That the Pupil titur:d furntsh Asiswen to Question*, often criwoltroted. from .4he , icittlered data tastik, demanded various prep:sr:ohms du the part of the Tutor; but the puhlicalisa of ate" INitor's Kev.' containing wet. to above fix thousand Questions, bus removed every. 4iffirtitiv hi ptitrtire. Among the convietiists of the Interrogative System, the re spected name of Pestolozzi has appeared s hut it ought to be knows that his Sy him is precisely. that to which the Public at tent' •s now twitted. hat which wits tnaght in Logi and many years before ;he nnnle.of Pestologss in :ear mariner transpired. Others have nonexell Qtrisiinno to their Books, and claimed I I kindred me-rit ; but, a. unhappy iniseonreption of the prin. theicThession; ocrepd itt amsagemeat exactly with the' order of the d to t. hie h they refer, aid therefore ntr •rd slat e ise the ititetlrrtpal faculties. Other.. again, have so far mistaken this. term " lutesrisative System " us to obtrude on the Pattie, under i;. &menial, a serirs of Bunks urn the obsolete Wan of iluestion.and Answer: while others More basely Intilato ed both the Inventor's Pin* sod hie Books, and have product* yari..u.superficial, sulgitr, and inadequate compilations, *lntim roily termaiontdatio.* have keen th-ir close imitation or his Title-pager, Types. ()Moments, and Binding-. As a meoos of protect& lite Public againstrill such artiOres. and ofJoipporting fit• tempt& 01)16 series tf Books, he has therefore inked it expedient to subjoin a Complete List of these tirigirtal Work,st—: . • • • I. •BLAIR'S VAIIIINL ?RECEPTOR t nrsfi. Grse - 1 Pal Grammar of all Ant MO Sciences; serving us t Ustivertal Q rg t.g ro k . f.ie 91 , eL y . C41., 1 in all S chools. 61L. olds 600 uestion', sold *pantie).* 04 . 15. L '2. GOLDSMITH'S GRAMMAR of GENERAL GKO• M,RAPHY. 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By Mr. WILLIAMS, elan Mart, Bartholotoew.lane, (vs MONDAY, ler. '2l, of Twelve o'Clock, by Ore of the tat E .PIPES of PORT, Two Biitts of Sherr i Ifigshends of Cape Wine, lyioe ;it the Londn• In 450 Dwr.en of exceilent Port mid Sherry Wines, de so Wiae.mercininis, T,lvera-keeperi, and athess. any be hul prior h I taytog fu,, ;i:yl timed at she e; 'and C a l a l og ues had of Mr. ‘Villtasns, oppnvile