The Statesman. — London, England, 1815-10-19 00:00:00

~~ Per Ce t • Cst t • , tr.• 1. • • Vil io e . ro n, trim .\.l • , • . . z ~, 7,, r LONDON, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 19, IBM. No. 5024. PRICE 74 THRATRE ROYAL, ORIIRY.LANK. fi EVENING, Oct. 19, their r H f S present lia}rotire 4,;•rs 4:• , s wtll perßorro ornEmo. Othello, Mr *am; Deseteortea, Mrs. 111111kY• Tetimbiel* wtfl IN- added. THE DES ERTER. Wary, Mr. T. Cooke iernlek.4Br. Idtaidea s Lesion, Ms L. Kelly. Therodne, Othello. Saunas*, The Omani' Opera: Polly, /din Nash, fresh 11,th e her Int appearance. ilonday, Klee Kickard the Second. Tuesday. An Opera. w it* A k e magpie, Weecesday, The Will. The is..es to he opened at half past Ova o'clock, to be• d in et half past Ms. Boles, 71.; Second Price Ss. 6.l.—Pit. 9s. 6d. ; Second g s . t o ner Gallery, es.; Seined Price, L.—Upper G e n tr y, It.; Stroud Pike, 6d. THEATRE•ROTAL, COVENT GA.N.DICN. present EVENING, Oct. - 19 / be pedutiamil. JANE SHORE, Ard Hastings, Mr. Young r June Shore, Miss O'Neill. To which will lw Mika. . :~. THE FARCE WRITER. Friday, As Tim Like It. hater:lay, lk:tbella. Mustia• , The Grecine Daaghter. tr..:-s, is. s Seeoa4 Price de. 6d..-Pit, 9t. 64. : &coed rare, %.—Lower Gallery, I Second Price, b.—Upper 11.; Serried Wife. 6d. Plarrq for :he Hoses to be taken of Mr. Rraadie,•st the and ••r co, Haut-street, from teo till fosr. A P. mate Box MAY he had sightly, tie applkation to Mr. 31 , 1114 n, as the Bet-olbee. THE t.niti DON COFFP:E-110U8D, WEAR THE . POST.. OFFICE. CHURCD.STREET, LIVERPOOL. V HE PUBLIC are respectfully informed, that . JL in addition to the paseot Haste, the one adjoining le, eon added tii it, for the wk pprpase of II; Hatel for Awl/ far Gentlemen, after the glimmer or tbe Old Hominaros, ht Loallois,! 'rah the ..deirodage of Breakfasts, Nesyspapert, the Cagee souse, if required. N. H. Mire at the Rar of the Coffee.hinise for salon( Law! don, pr..sioet.il, and Forelgo Papers, loamy of which are ob.' tained before Mail arrivals, particularly the Louduo, lan., &r. Choice Wines, Dinners, Soups, &c. as usual, at the corer. Some. . . AMICABLE OCIETY, far INSMRANCE of LIVES, SERJEANTS' INN, FLEET-STREET, LONDON, I carta•rated by QUEEN ANNE. 1706. ri \RE DIRECTORS have now to offer to the at gentian of the Public. Tables of Rates, w hick have been tairlr casniikiled, for the INSURANCE of LIVES, at the Twines Aces from 6 io 72, either for the whole Life, any see rifle number of ”wts, the eontiugency of one pi•rsois Eus yawing tesatter, or for the ,j •ha continuance of the Lives of two Per um.; Ilse liantwire pas able 011 the Death of eraser. Is-orates' ia this ()dire are effected • in (trials cases nt a re daction of nearly 20 per cent. anti on the whole ou terms greatly fawn- al+l.- to the insured. Ift ellieriod from 200- is 50301. at every kind of braraiwe. hoarser saiirt the period of estainamore, is end tied I. a partici tai io the pecuniary udiraistarsaccrultie to the Corpor.tion. Th •se ...tvantages are wholly npprepriated to the benefit of the lu'ure.l, ie proportioo •to the amouat of each Inset:wee, as circaeutatices arise la the ) r.tr is which the death happen,. It , the lust Year Ireernnres oa Eirhty-flve Shares became payable; of them. Seventy—if having aiade Niue Yearly Pay seats, or m..re ' received additions amounting to 54 per Cent. s Three Shares having made Seven Yearly Payments, 36 per Cent ; Four Shares boring made 114 e, nod Two Skates hav ing ,nude Three Yearly Payments, 28 per Cent. la addition to the Sows originally insured. Aharacts of the Charters and By-Laws, with Tables ..f the Plemtuau, rats be bad nt the Offiet, where attendance is gives from Niue till Three o'Clock. By Order of the Coen of Direetn•c, J. PENS.III, Regi.trar. Jett imported by Black and Co. Bookseller' to the HMI. En.t I die Compnny, Leadcohnlattreet, in One Valuate linjull Itl tin prier 91. 12. i. rd", 'THE MIUT IL, atul SHURILOO MIUT 1 AMIL; two mentary Treatises on Arobie S.max, trin.l iea from the iiinal Arabic, mi•h Anuntationi., PAU°. 144111:41 Exit t• . , in the form of a Perpetual Cnsimrii tars ; the 'Or. - e 'amplified' by a series of ',rule. and ..itati..nt from 'arum. irnbian Author.; wile an Appendix, cr. 'gaining the OrigjAi l l Text. By A. LOCKETT, Coale in the Bengal No i ire Li.fkutry, Secretary t- , the Conn ell of the Cnllege et Fort William, and Examiner in the Arabic, Persian, and Ilioron..tauee Liniguabes. NovEL Lorriqty sct4ii4r.. s;,,,wivr nod Cr , . solicit the attention of the Pub 'lll.-7e in tw scheme 1,,e pi e.enl Lnlferv. enetninin;.• nets 75. p 0 Trrlacar , ‘ci .11ordi.s,f, to Pm-chosen a Chance of all the tti.tt .1 and totter Prizes Iteloottle In 01 Lottery of .20,000 Toketz. start Nu 0(4 , 1 , 4 ly iltr..e.Pl izei of ,C 40,0110, and four of T ree p• t Cert. GOterOonenl 3ttck. The :000nnl of Siodi sad Stoney Prizes, any of a hieh may be arawo it the Tickets .4 this Liturgy: isomer than (Inutile the anon thually cuataitted in a Lottery of the saute heather of s. u. Tickets and Share , are on SA le at No. 11, Pooh y ; No. 12, (:•.4611g-cross; alai Nu. ;11, Aldose 11.01-41 r. et. Ike Of- Ace ..t" SW IE7 and Co. THE FIRST TIME ANY LOTTERY .EVER CON. TA IN Ell TURFY. PRIZES of ,e50,n00, FOUR PRIZES of .ezu.octo 'WHICH MAY ALL BE DRAWN 7TH NOVEMBER. •GRAND senEme. s .. hues a .., .654,000 Sper Cent.comels.4l6o,ooo 4 .. 20,00.1 ditto, S 4 - Lett) ditto, but) eittct, . ROJO 5,000 30 DA ditto. 10 ..... 200 ditto. 54 40 A. 50 ditto, 2.000 2000 two .----- ---- 4,112 Prizes, in Commis and Money X 314,400 rrilE above PRIZES are farmed for .a LOT -a TER Yof 20,000 TICKETS, but na the whale of them pm) be drawn among the present 15,000 Tickets, Parehascrs before the 7th of November have the chance of ALL the Priaes io the wheel, winch. in Stack and Money, exceed DOUBLE TIIF, SUM that has ever before enriched a Wheel with the same 'lumber of Tickettf• SHARES, as well as TICKETS. will receive their propor tion of the Stuck Priem transferred se she tarosaase Holders, ithotit any experce to them, with the ndsaistage of ALL she rise in the Funds, or if they prefer it they may receive the value is Blane timardiately. Tickets and Shares are sdliec by the Coetrador, Stack-brok er , 4, ronaitill g and 9, Charlag•Crriss, ' Landon: Shared and Sold. is the Lottery'drows is Ada. 11,64, a P. ize of .‘4.',00t . owl in the Lottery (Wawa is April, ALL dm ] 'three Priam of d1;10,W9 ) alk ac• • will 4, Ms Cause fie 'dick 841/119111111 lea in at frihi, sad • LIBERTY OF THE PRESS. Crown add Aae%or 'hirers, Stand, 1 August 8. 1815, AT a MEETING of the FRIENDS of the LIBERTY of the PRESS, held this day, "is lake ism ceasideratitut the hest mesas of affordiag pecuniary relief to Mr. D. LOVELL, Proprietor of the STATSIVAR Newspaper, for the heavy loses, and severe tialfereags, which he has • %caned mens% upholding, fora series of years, the lavalushie IiI• batty of the Press. Mr. JOHN PICKARD, in the Chair. I Resolved, I That it appears to this Meeting, that Mr. D. Lovell. tita Pas. # ptietor and Publisher of the Statesman. taloa as AR hies* : Eot 'martial la the came or emit and Rebel...as Freedom; *stained an imprisonment of Paw Years @Oda Half to she ' f Nevrgate, for what have been deemed three separate, and .sriblek have been proved net only to turee been as. hilestionally tibelleas en his part, bat is one at the *memos the i n i tni°6 was dating bit coolluement, and entirely vidisio his keowledge. That it Wtheolltdon of this Meeting, that it is its hdaf.' sib% /b es duty on the part of the Advocates of the Liberty Illa. iPress to indemnify Mr. Lovell for the loses he has Interred is i maintaining his steady sad %flexible patriotism, and for big unwearied and arm assertion of the Constitatiosol Rights of the l •People during the whole period of the pablkattos of that 1 Asmaa. 'rho these exertions of 'Mr. Lovell in the cease of Libertym ?nth, and Justice, independent of hi, sufferings aad losses, 01. title him to the marked intention and support of the Public, and tbaultis Meeting acr,ordingoy feel great plower, is pris. noting and recommending the Subscript's° already copeleassi la 101 behalf. That at no epee+ of the civilized world has the Independent exorcise of the Liberty of the Press promi-ed to confer so rah benefit on Society as at the present period; it is, thetillbes t highly incumbent en Owe who revere that Liberty to nmedirest a demand ready support in behalf of every man who has sod may hereafter assert that most essential biassed' of the lode. poidence and freedom of modtiod. That Sere° Gentlemen be appointed by this Meeting to act as a Commitee, to carry ions effect the objects of the foregoing Resolution. (Stetted) JOHN PICKARD, Chairman. Res/dyed Unanimous))?, - 1. 1 That the thesis of th e WNW* be given to the C bai rasa fur conducing impartially the proceedings of ibis even* susscairrions azcsivito: 14 11 . .T. hilbread' 6141. .1100 0 Doke ALit e o gi r r itste h r! Bir Gilbert Heath. • mats Wood £llO 0 rote, Bart. N. P. 50 0 . Joshua Grigby, Esq. T;W. rote. Esq. N. P. 50 0 Bury 10 0 . Sir F. Burdett, Bart. Juion Wybouro, Esq. b 5 M. P. 50 0 J. C. 1 0 .1. B. Month. Rwl. MurmadnkeShaw, Esq. 2 0 Coley Park, Reading 20 0IJ: D. J. 103. Od. Y. Z. 40 0 Edward Lawson, IF.sq. 1 0 •filr.-Alderman Wood 20 0 The Friends t.• Fire. Poi fotholiope 10 0 domat cie Ewell& Edw. Austin. Esq. 20 0 Arras. Nottiagbam JO. Perry, Esq. Chro- R. Moline, Esq. nine 10 0 A few Friends of the Mr. Fordbam 10 0 Liberty efibePress, A. B. Li 0 at the Co •ch stud Messrs. Ersatah &Soo 10 10 Homes, Dartford Mai..r Uartaright 10 0 Mr. Bryau Corcoran 3 - ..., Ec 10 0 1 W.S.Ad&--- nau Jatillloll, Wm. flatlet', L•tig Lard W. J.,- Burdett, Ecq. T!.:. Nortbmore, Isq. - 8 6 ii) 0 5 5 5 5 o. __,..dingtoss, Esq. Goirlington Lodge, ww*r Bedford J. Hls. 1. q. High VI) tombe Fart y-4 no Friends to Fiefdom, at the Green Man, Preston tlianslow of ilve Albany Dr. John Peacock, Darlington A few Friends, 30 S S 9 14 1 1 5 5 5 0 it the ew at . Anchor. Coppice. row, Clerkenwell A. Crompton, Esq. of BreckCounge,Wal toe, near Liverpool 10 0 Mr. Mortimer, Worthen' 1 0 A Friend, per ditto 1 Compositors of the Liverpool Mercury 1 10 Mr. Edward Baines, Leeds 2 Sadlin Ilruere, Brighton 5 0 Mr. Newbold, ditto 1 0 Mr. Smith, ditto 10 0 Two Friends to the Cause, ditto 1 0 Mr. Nuoter, Cambridge 1 0 W. E. Burke, Esq. 5 0 J. Collier, Esq. Ply mouth 5 0 A few Friends at Boston 3 S Mr. Hovel), Cambridge 2 0 Mr. Emden. ditto 1 0 John Tennant, Esq. 5 5 Mr. E. A. Furdbam, Lewisham 110 E. S.. Southwark 5 0 A few Friends, at Mr. J. Perri's. Peck lane. Nottingham 31. 4'. 64. Lord Hollond 10 0 ;staigr dad es the 'coo:at- HAYES'S CATALOGUE OF BOOKS, with n.ronierable Additions; containing (Inde,Jendeittly of the diferent branches of learning in •111r10113 languages) a very ample Collection of Classical, BP./lien', nod Critical Literature, to be sold at the prices printed in the Cotidogue, at No. 49, Pi log-street, Covent-gareen. Csitalogues, price 2s. 6d. to be had as above; alio of the 4-trelilsiters of -thefisisiu‘osslisidsoodd the priacipal towns of 1111 . _. . ' • YORKSHIRE. . TO - MR. STRONG, Vtibiablettirekala and Tithe-free Estate, mod Coal and 'frog I Works' litome- at Mirtield, sear Hadderdleld, is the West • GOVERNOR OF THE STA'fli OF MASSACTIUSETTS. Riding at! the County of York. --rom.--, - TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION. By order,nl the ?melee. .... . t at the Blatt Bull bilk In Militeld, • Legislature , A: lt—lt Wflii "tiit aPPeirs ' whn9 in 4 'Perch to on (bother 30, at Eleven o'clock is the Forenom, pre. ~.. I be l ieve , called the GovernMent of (tidy, In Lots (totem previously &spored of by Pi orate ceo. Great Britain, 66 the bulwark Of religion at.d H. triers. of which timely Notice will be giVen). berry," and who assigned this as a reason against re. AI.I. that singularly eligible F 11, EE II OLD l i s ti ng b y f orce o f arms t h e i mpressmen t ' f r o m o s i "nod TITHE-FREE ESTATE. iocluding ONE 'HUN DRED and EIGHTY-FIVE ACRES o f r ich ARABLE,' board of American ships on the high seas. Yea op. MEADOW, and PASTURE LAND, divided lots mail elm. peer to haveberst so much frightened at the snood of ? met Fares, with spacious Buildings suitable for fdamorneto. Napoleon's Lsapoleon's name ; the prostituted Press of England, ries startTrailaspeople, situate near the river Calder, lately the . property and piece belonging to the Calder iron and Coal y CO._ 15,neelting With the sill Federa l Press uf Americe, 4:ltimplisy. . appears to have so scared you, that you f:irg.)t th at it Together with TWENTY-ONE COTTAGE HOUSES. ; *as impossible for America to find an elm:4 in the The shale of the Premises may be catered upon immediately . on th e tarrhare being completed, and will he luse4 Well de- c whole world, ezerpl in the Fmperor of France. Yoe truly; Me *Motion of Purchasers, as they My within a rim teem, hounded by the navigable river Calder Ira the Nonh. • iippear to have regarded him as hosir.g the will, ended amt . th t l i Sr e r i ati o lz-rond . lea r d y ing , afi'roto:ne=lidillerucl:eirs. being likely to possess the power, of liking from . your countrymen their religion as well as their liberty,'end Maeofactittine District. . % 'this too,'st a time when he was not making, and las modera-balls MANSION', very pleamatly situate tel the Estate, called Cald e r Cottage. It fora gen- *never a, any attacks sipo ' lt dma d e n either. As the awls. and embracing every eiviveuiesee, sod apt meats &aliens of dress pass with great quickness from Eng. a setioesserst. • ' land A 1 to riniertea, so the fashion of thinking appeams Paracolan of the Lots will be pollelithed afterwards. ' Alive will he Sold, at the Nine Time, i to have passed ; avid, our tile Press, in duping the Lithe MlNESisod MINERALS, toying and bete` soder mass of the opot here, appears, by the same tricks, tbellbovementiosed Lands, consist.% of the retn.tir.iog quain I._ have doped ' d 1 h i A m . 01 ' whom party, en_ thy of Four Seams of Coal, lately work log at the foliewiug 10 . O Pe 8 9S e n en depths from the surface, viz.—the First, leo bards, one toot, vy, and animosity had predisposed to receive their six Web.. deep t she Second', A yards, three feet deep ; the decepions. To this cense I must ascribe the above Third. 59 yard*, two feet, three iuches deep; and the losrth, BB yards , sue foot, eight inches ; all now wan and of excellent memorable espressinn ; for, to $U pp(PSe that it prlO guilt,' i olle•tber Beim has beoll Weed tn• tarn 46 yards be- ' waded 'from mere party spite, would be loins* the law the last-asentiooeil. and capable of being get at a very too- .public to coecinde, that you are w hypocrite almost . derale an . . Two el *lse former make excellent Coke Tor Stmlnag Iran. without a parallel open the face of the earth. ' Also, atilmemmatity of TWO 'excellent BEDS of IRON ' Time has bow shown whet this • Government has STONE, got at a motteiste expence. and within it short Ms done in the Work of' defending relkloo and liberty. Mom from the sorface ; together o i:h all that newly-erected BLAST fURNACE (eamoble of producing from the above What it has done at home Ilhail not attempt to dr, Tars, ' and and Iron Stews 40 Tons of Pig Iran, of excellent quality, scribe t wadi), Blast Engine, 60. horse poorer; Water more, here; That descriptiow, with 'a ll the portico.. , Workshops, Cinder Orem, sad 'other necessary tars, will be found, from time to time, in 'the Supple. pita, shafts, ere; isomplete, and ready for carrying ow 66 extensive business (with very little Capital) in the Imam/ coal Z isce . : i14.10.1e Themonis to the Villains of the Register, beginning with :the Volume 414 which was closed on the 30th of t issitaaterrethe hanks of the river Cattier, and 'September. But, what it has done for religion and affords every etrovenleoce for carrying Iron o w c ori p r,, all the liberty in other countries is of more general import iiteealt inuring Tower, at a very moderate export". 1 The s are now open , and the roads ready made. fit foe -Once, and a part of that, at least, I will now Nide*. working vriolroLt any expence ; and the Coal and , your to deiCribe. Imo brought down to the Forusee sad River by an easy 1 4 . dieces4 To begin with France, whet - has this anverottient • Tee whole will he fount to be well worth the attention of done for'religlon and liberty in that tine and perm). Dealers In both articles. 1 lout country ? • When the *ar began, in 1793 . , the Yor a view of the whole Premiers, apply to Francis Haigh, . • os m e P rem i ses; „A other i n f ors „ t a s say b e k nown " n . s . onks had been driven from their Lich estates , thrill` woollying to Mr. W. Rayner, of Overton. Hear Wakefield, , woo of down, their luxurious eatingend drinking, whets a Semites of the Strata, and a Plain of the Estate may ; *p d. he men; and also of Mr. Howard. 17, Gold•ii-gmare, Lon- the !trines of their debaucheries. The P-rimlla , Naa s who is authorised to treat for the same by Private Cob- had been deprived of their tythes : the insolent Now More bletse of their power to rob and murder the people. . - Ought not the Government of England to h a ve A. covered pleasure at such a chattge ? Ought it net is have hailed such a chengo with joy ? Ought it Milt Herein tio to have dope lir io its po - wer to alikelike successful ? If Englishmen look back to the dines of the Stuarts, whose-perslieutions t religious as well u civil ) drove such then as Wa►.'Pene whim bit* weiderneas t lot find that lenity to we tiL supported, encouraged, bon? Did not that Hof its efforts to force bad If we read the works of. of our political and moral old government of France tyranny ? Were net the - vs es beings worthy of becsuae They tubmitted it impossible to have speeches in parliament, out wishing to see the tally annihilated. That. foolish people for submitting GRANO -STOCK. PRIZES. • the Bourbons; and the . THREE of 4610,00;, 9 per Cent. Consols. a part of every Engliohmai FOUR of trit4ooo, 3 per Cent. consols, What, then, ought to And l'orty.one other Capitals in the STATE LOTTERY, w ' , telt begins the 7th of NOV EN 4ER. the conduct of this govern , GWEBB requests the attention of the Public to Frenth people had . ovek • the SCHEME a( theapproaelsing LOTTERY, having when it saw that it had ao &alit that its intrinsic merit mill be its best recommendation. He begs leave at the Shale time to solicit .1 coillitnvince OPotisnl, pr opped up by Wit Palming', which his 06ce ha. hitherto sit liberally ex- to have re joiced? °ugh! Venetian', nod se richly remunerated ; having Shared And S'ild MVOlotionists, if they ' the tRe last Prises of 490,000, the last .610,040. twd the lam 1,000 - - 1 1 1%MM, • Ought it not to have • ;( at/ MOW, MS west Ili CMS, tt.Teno to Mishit: those tyrants were uniformly (,abetted by the Hoesest Bour.. cone bring ruin upon ?mace its .4. - ck the tyrants upon Eneland? . : of Addison, Steele, er aity ether seal writers, do we not feid the France described •as • a horrid w French elegy, cousidered by tf nothing bet our cotrtempl, I to the old government? It read these writirgs, or the ' • , of even forty years ago, with. • old government of Fiaisce to- lat. the French were a base end miffing to the government A t extortion of the priests, made hman's creed. to have been the sentiments and rernment, when it saw that the 'rthrown their old government; d levelled to the earth thin de. by superstition ? Ought it not lught it not to have aided the y had stood in need of aid ? interposed its power between Bourbons and Germans, who ranee for the avowed purpose Pnt and terrible system of go.: ishmen had always held in ab. doue this, it would, Indeed, Mallon which you bestoived England began war egoind hat is to say, all religious este- • abolished. And, why not ? solutely forbids even the Con. 'dished religion. It makes n• religious last of any unto— be a Catholic or an Atheist— , s the French not to abolish re:. • ay ? There were certain Mar s on to extremes, ridiculed that it sacred ; but, there was o 6 people to worship " the God- • . ere was no persecution of retie .ke. The people are left to ',ship, as they pleased • and it liters and all other I/Let:ant and kindness even Its the Revolution. 'the killing and rlic - Priests was very cruel and my horrid acts, which no one fy, were committed ; but, what religion, other than as having collection of past oppression, turn ? In short, if the Boor. as had never itivarled France, horrors of 1999. woa:il ever f he Assembly in Fresco bad to very same fneliseg as that 0 6 ia nest 'stands, hi joust Owe • )ternsanit, thee, be cwiltd the 4' k . i • • / r - _ Air. Bird Mr. Murrey lishissey - Dawsoe, Esq. Mr. kkee Mr. Waltham Mr. Galloway Mr. West Mr. Charles Hoppe 5 5 5 S 5 5 5 0 5 3 5 0 5 5 5 It 0 - 4r. Chang nu ts ... Mr. Ham 9 9 Mr. Keminish 2 2 C. 2 2 Mr. Wilhite 2 2 W. 1 1 Mr. Case' 1 0 J. H. Brow 1 0 Mr. R. Lack 1 1 Henry Lampert 1 1 Mr. F. 1 1 Mr. Phelps 1 Mr. Thompson 1 1 W. T. 1 1 T. B. 2 2 Mr. J. Collinge 2 • 0 Mr• Harding 2 2 Mr. Walker 2 2 Messrs Puller 2 2 Mr. S. Perry 5 0 Mr. Swan 2 2 T. H. 1 John Fitzgerfild. Pig. 5 0 J. P. Grant, I.:fm. M. P. 5 5 Small Suhf , Cl ipteata 4 10 W. 4. Miler. I:41. 5 5 Win. Burden, Lrq. 20 0 Mr. Pi.•kard 5 0 Mr. 11.iliCHCII, NON lirtgliaM 10 0 A. Gr at, rig. 2 2 Mr. Full. r, Northfleet 1 1 Cu:np.sil,.rr, Preßi weo, etc. ;It she 1 0 1 4 ever. _ SAMI.a.. ..:in 11 Shares 1890.0.10 $,i99. •In 13 Shares ‘30,000 4,504. .... .. ..In 10 Sithres ..... ...,610,100 1t,0116 Whole Ticket......... A 1,0911 11,13//.... Whole Ticket ,81,00.) Ste. &e. rte. AI.I. IN THE LAST FOUR MONTHS. 'III:Kb:TS sionTSH ARES ate itow on Sale at WEBB'S 16004 fortunate Ole.. No. 17. L.Lesite.street, bear St. Praire. tr Irish Rank Mitts esehanged, ..nii nll HiltiDess in the Funds faithfully cleated, by Staies•ran °dice 8 10 I Henry Sehaltes, Esq. the French and • the Buw Earl Grey 20 0 Reading 5 Chas. Blundell. Esq. Henry Legard, Esq. were marching into Fran lace, 'tear Liverpool 20 0 Beverley 5 5 of restoring•that anciem Mr. C. Sown. Frio- An Old Friend 5 0 ter. Nottia.:ham 2 2 Joseph Birch. Esq. comment, which Englif A few Friends , o Free- M. P. of Red Has- horrence? If it had dam atthe Sir Fran. oleo, near Liverpoid 10 0 hive merited the appell cis Burdett, ditto 1 0 Messrs. Green 1 0 T. S. per Me-srs. J. B. I 2 Howe and Co 2i) 0 Mr. W. Clark, Coventry, 1 0 : At the time When . Mr. Mitchell, Newcastle •I 2 Mr. Abraham Herbert,do.l C , Upon it. ! G. WEBB, Stock-broker. France, all religion, that F. Moaners, Eq. I 1 Mr. Charles Bill, do. I 0 A. R. • 1 0 Mr. John Clark, do. 0 It) esi _ore, a few Copies aoly are how left on sue blishmentS, ;price 'Noce hard been A Farad to the Cause 10s. 6d. Mr. Joseph Rile., do. 0 5 Shillings) of Interesting. *ad useful e•rnlly wort Your Constitution sink G.Rogers, Esq.Sout b. , i (with which is given an eies:an Portrait of the Author, and a 5 0 Marquis of Tavistoek 10 0' View of Gilead linos), entitled geese to maketny established =spool James Thomas, Esq. Mr. Robert Preston, ! • teceptlons, erects on ' of Mniset Ht. Albans 9 2 Liverpool I 0 A GUIDI: to DEALT!! • or Adria, t o both P S Colonel John-uo b 0 I Mr. W. Preston, do. 1a LW Scan, in a variety of Cinuplaints. Your 'President may be Mr. John Barnard 2 0 Mr. R. Preston do. 1 0 B y S. SOLOO N , hION . M.D. 1 Why, therefore, were ' •R. - P.Swaloe, Esq. Leeds 9 0 Mr. P. Woods, dos 1 0 Contnining a Treatise on Female Disease., Nervous WWI fly. ' lt ~,....,n th 4 s _ _, _ . awe we Mr. Wheeler 2 0 Mr. D. Henry, do. 1 0 pochnodriac Complaints; also General Remarks an those D. “g''''" ' Wm. Roscoe, Esq. 5 0 Mr. J. Fairfield, do. 1 0 eases with which the hereon body is Most fremienth afflicted ; who, pushing things on P. Cronspioa, M. D. 5 0 Mr. Sam. Fogg, do. 1 0 explaining the spoptoras. mode of treatment. and remedies mast which most men deem C. B. and Co. 5 0 Mr. 11. Elikno, do. 1 0 properly adapted for each respective complaint. law p assed to'compel pem M. C. D. .5 0 Rev. W. Shepherd, dn. 1 0 I 'o which is annexed, A Dissertation' on the Properties add J. A. Yates, Esq. 9 0 Mr. Thin. Seddon, do. I 0 Elhrts of Hot aid Cold-Bathing; alas as Essay on Secret &is 'Of Reason." There A. Z. 9 0 Mr. Jas. Harvey, dn. 10, vain); and a Discourse " imi'reney in the Male, and iticln for religion's 'sake A Corn Merchant 2 0 Mr. Enoch Horsey, do. I 0 Sterilit y or Barrenness incident to Females, &r.—The whole P. Schoky, Esq. 2 0 Mr. W. Harvey, do. 1 0 illestrittet with a variety of tetthebtfc facts, never befule puts- Worship, Or oat to suet 111 r. P. Keir 1 1 Mr. John Harvey, dn. 1 0 advt. , is notorious, that Qusi A few Friends red- Mr. J. R. Freme, do. 1 0 ' " The belt , preservatlve to keep the mind in health," says ..„,,t with .l g .• prOleriton dent in Kent 1 7 W. T. do. 1 e Lord Bacon, • (and in many it.siances the body ton) is the '"` E. M. Barred, Esq. J. I). T. do. ] 0 flailltfol miroottitiota of a friend." Unfortunately, the dislike of bloodiest days of the Re , Ledbury 10 10 Erin en berth, do. 1 0 having not merely our vices, but even our foibles, follies, :..nd F. Manners, Esq. (re- Mr. John Clarke, do. 41 5 faults exposed. deters thou ands from ,nl.ing f. , r or receiving __ .4 __ banishing of the.Cathot and Oa; Youth in para. mod subset:pinto), 4 4 Mr. ' rho, , ii„ tt ,„, , do. 0 b what the philolopher recommeads: n ,ear unnecessary. Man , J. V. 1 1 Me. Jas. Lord. do. to 5 Cell, rusts headlong into the vortex of dissipation und death:-- ever attempted to justift Geo. Turner, F.sq. 1 0 Mr. Randle', do. 0 1 0 To obviate consequences so 'lllestructive to ibis speeies, and hod 'Brae to do with Sam. Wells, Jun. Esq. Mr. T. Eyre, do. 0 10 . eventually to popillation, has. fallen to my lot, by the publii•it llonsinpdon 1 0 Mr. M. Bower, do. 0 5 Ono 'of the '• Guide le Health." which is pointed out to we proceeded from the recul Wm. Carr, Esq. Ask. A Friend to the Li- &hated-of ebbe'. ses as the "Silvia Friend," *Heil they may and tae dread of its rett ham, near York 10 0 betty o f the Pte„ 10 0 cumuli without exposure, and a ith hawed cni.lidener of sac. .._ r bons and the Germans , ems. This it that sunshitse , the gevstne warmth at which to Subscriptions received by Mr. Alderman Wand, Falcon- s lender earn; of prejudice cannot ih•ar. As oath pr e vails, pre- w h o brlieres that the square, Landon ; Samuel Brooks, Esq. Strand ; Mr. Ridgway ,; jorlices subside, nt4 all permeate left to their awn juigraent have been committed? tt, , ok.,rtier, Plccatills ; Mr. West, New Roswell-cowl, ( are,. t sod their uwisamperieme. steed; Me. A. Gallaway. Holborn; Mr. Ham, Salisbury- I London: Printed for the Author; and sold by Sam. Leigh, In the year 1703 the agitate, Fleet street; Mr. Hardy, Fleet -street; as the Bar of ; It. Strand; Shel*noil, Neely, nod Jones, Paternotrfre-row ; placed religion upon the the Crown and Anchor Tavern, ittrand • the Olice of the I also by all Booksellers in the United Kingdom. . ~ , which It then stood *Ha STA TCIIOII A N Newspaper; and by the Secretary, 45, Last- No lew than One Hundred Thou „ and Fate Hundred . sersP" I konutr .10003 &WA wark. J. A. JUCALS, jet. VCrevtrz. Or Stleolaue's QM* to MAI here km rimed. • . y. Can ;hill Got . . . - , . A-. 4 Y. gat = • FRTIIE PUBLIC GOOD, CARTER, .$, Charing-Crow, advertises his opinion of the presint Lottery. First—The Prizes are Stock, and better than Money, because by becoming a great Stiuk-holder there is less oppor tunity and temptation of improvidently wasting stiddenlpac ouireil wealth. Secondly—The value of Prizes may be reefer by Thousands than they now appear to be, for as peace obtains stability Stocks must look up, and who can my as hat they a ill ant be on the day that i. 50,000 are transfeered into the names of the happy Prize-holders. Thirdly—There will he no moo si,tis fo: Suivevoni, Agents. Laws en. Swans. Parchment's &r.. to possess the Lucky Proprietor (4 his Propeitv. for the investment will not cost one penny. Fourthly—l twill particu larly suit CARTER, who in his joiot avocations of Broker arid Lottery Oglce-keeper, is " equal to both, sod armed for ci The Lottery emstriirs, With only 150011 Tickets. Three of ‘30,000. Farr uf-16'A1,0110, ail of wt it% Way be Drawn nth