The Statesman. — London, England, 1815-06-14 00:00:00

~~ - • • ( I 410 matatersmtiln :;* LONDON; WEDNESDAI', JUNE 14, 1815, No. 2915. PRICE 64d. " The Cane for whicA Eltereotta fell in the Ail! !fruiter died uR tke scaffold!" TllKA'fitl: ROYAL. IMURY-LANK. Tff" prevent EVENING, June 14, their Cero-me. will o rtf..ns TUE REVENGE. Zangi, Mr. Kran; Lronora. Miss L. Kelly. T., .4 filch will h. Ode& THE WOODNIAN'S HUT. To-morrow, Othello. The O. , Ofil to he rroened at half poi five o'clock, to t•e. gin at half 00 'ix. Boles, 79. ; Seenmi Price 3... 61. ; Serm id Price. /4. Lower Gallery, g Second Pric, twlkrc, 1. ; Second Price, 6d. PEDAL lIA R P and CABINET PIANO. FOR I' F., property of it Clergyman. The Iforp ha- all tbe pedal, green rimier, &c. in complete sinter, cost 45 Guineas, to be sold for 25 Guineas. The Cahitiet Pia/1•. -Forte is as good as new, remark uhly tceil in tune, s lk front, Iwo pedals, &c. for 31:Nansens—Shop price 61) Guineas. Square Piano Forte 16 Guineas. No nha•ement. To he seen at No, 5, Leis ester- place. STEAM BOAT, Wow in the IZivrr Humber. TO RE SOLD BY PUBLIC SALE. In the Neptune lon. 111111. on TUESDAY, July 11. at Twn &Clock in the oftrrocum, if not previously disposed of b 3 Pri►ate Bargain. THE CALEDONIA, 64 feet keel, 13 feet beam, and seven hold. She has been plying on the River !lumber since September la.t. And the HUM BElt. a quite new ves..el. and will be ready to sail by the 14th of this month. She is 65 feet keel, 13 feet beam, and seteo feet bold. For further particulars apply to the Master no board the Coledonit ; or to Thomas Summerill, Brunswick-place, Glayrow. June 9, 1315. SUBSIDIES SENT ABROAD AND BEGGARY AT HO%IE. ••• Jest nuhiisherl. price 24. ded.r.,tod in the Earl of Liverpool, THE EVILS of WAR; or, England and its pubic Cavities: which it is clearly shown, that owing to th- rui now WHIN in which this cninitry Iris been in volved, no hard-working Englishman can properly feed, clothe, and educate his family. J BENNETT. " Instead of Rose( Beef. Enelizhasea now eat Sall Cod and Sardinia llerrines."—The Author. Printed for t h • Anther, and mnv he had of Johnson. 98, Cheapaide ; Jones, Newgate-street ; and at No. 10, Load coon, Lo. x•Seft. PRIZES OF C1.i.000. 5..4),0 ),ated AO,U . _ Qwirr and Cu. arr selling the Ticketa and Shares 1.7 of the resent GRAND LOTTERY, at their Fortunate Offices. Nil. 11. Poul!rv. 1 No. 91, Aldente Pi, Chiirii g-rcoss. 1 stie•q. The Scheme contai:i. Thirty Cinil,l4, inetu4inq Prizes of £40.000, .C 30.000. £30.001, Besides Ore Prise of 41111,10, and Eighteen Prizes of Guineas. which will he Paid in Gold, without deduction, as soon as &non, vie. 0X) Guiseas, 1 4....0f. „ 9 1 OO4 Guineas,' 10..........2J0 Guineas. TBISII returns the Public his grateful Thinks . f-r the (1661110 -he.. pre-fere". -iven to his 0111retz, 4, Cornhill, mid 9. Choriiie-eru4s, in Lotterie- ht,t ended, in which he 9.111 all the Tot ••1 30.0 , '0!!! b Teo other CHO( .Is, few Shorts of whirl, reihain tear! inked. hot well h.. pall un demand (whener , r presented), or et oozed for Tiek. or Shore.. i the New Lottery, of 15,000 Ti. to %lett" &owing 19th of nett Mune). Scheme,. with partirolity.,•mar fie had at bother BISH'S holy furtno tie 011tert, N.'. 4, Cornnill. r 9. C•nri•l-ero,, TN F:mAT PRIZE of 40,0001. being Tss in Prizes of 9.0 0101. in the last January Lottery, sw , n. shared...Ad, and pant on deco ,n 4, by MARTIN ic.il CO.. Stock-Brokers, 8, Cornh:ll. and HO. 0xf0rd..!r....0, who re suertfirllN beg leave to return th, it sine. re th..nks to their Friends and the Public. f,r their liberal .upp:irt in the last (.otter'., and to acquaint them. that i-4w ith•danding all the enamouvres to eclipse their miraculous Prise, it ,t infinitely transcend. every other circumstance roviected with I, in point of vied intone, as the min's uteri 'ian splendour ex ceeds .he Wait of the in...,., : First, because it wpspie master piei e or Ch ore ; secondly, because it was a unique Tyr.i.fidd Pt ne ; and the fortunate Flhare-ho'ders of Ihi> unparalleled Ticket absolutely received twice as much as th.•y adventured for, at the nhove truly Intimate Office.. where Tickets and SIIPI,PIk are selling for the matchless GOLDEN LOTTIRY. g smother 40.00,11., 30.0.101, Ytl.o rind 12,000 Guineas in Gold. as snot, a- drawn, without deductions, with rntlr Ii.,TX) Tickets, one of w htch mo.l gain 40.t.0.1., or may gain 45,15d1. of which b 1 'l) Guineas n ill he paid in Gold. and the rest in Bank-antes, to before, by M. and Co.—Begins 19th of Jul'. I.: Cheap impenetrable AN Oil V E PAINT (Patruni•ed by the S.Tiety of Arts) %Irving stood the test of )ears. no t its anti.rorro.ise qu tidies hnvinz been s , t l i-inttoiily proved, is now rocommend,ll with the fit:lest confidence. u . a dl.cover, of eteot pohloe utility, brim a beau tifivr tool pi eserver of wood trod lion. I , llpervi tttt s to she weather nod nit liable t:: crack, blister, or p..el tar. even in the hottest Oki:at': it %PA he found peettliary adapted for neat:ter Ismird in,. awning.. mantis.. err t-houses, troav-tailine,s,an.l all p - tris of shipiuof, or indeed for aaV work po:ed to the wrath,' .- 711:% paint combines duro • tht v w kit rho aptlcss, and pres-ots ad' rippearacte equal IP out‘ile colour in mucus use. It mu., lion ever, be deem.... •teperdvous to ciOarie on itx 11111.161:, wbrn it 11t b1:111.11, that the Society fur the Et eiturogement of Art; :.nd 4oenee., bovine investigat. 4 its properties, unani:o..n.l) , vot e d the proprietor the horturiir. reward of a medal in token of their cutlre approha;ion. It I, pot- k.. 1 in keo. of 811). H o d upward., at the whinined prier., wi; h prepaird drying nil for matins;. accompanied plain directions lb,' nay person will be found competent to use it :—liright Olive Green, 8 , 1. per lb ; Stone Colmr, bd. per lb. ; Lend Colour. sd. per lb.: Int, isit, e Greco, bd. per lb.; White. 7d. per lb ; Concolwie, sd. per b.; Mark, tki. per lb.; Yellow. sd. per Ih.; Red, Id. per lb. Also the mucheapproved Aromatic Palm for the Junior of houses. _ To be hid th? Calmer Worts. 14, Old-etrer!•ruad and at the Woreboa,e, 23, Bredge.Atreet, Coveat-gar;lea. 'TO MRS. JOHNSON, ELI, Newman-troer. N1 A „21 13 1 :r, 11 s ‘ ,!„,l " i aTing vlb of 111! w d n i. e irre tr s rdin n sr y i ici the ases the SOOTHING SYRUP has hi.d on ittfnms Aortae demition. has emtioldetwd ale toi fend the case of my little girl, which, I after aloe mother hn. read, will never be %slalom! the S, lop. as 'bon a. Ars fil:si their children are wilting. Mine is miracle. *hen son think ,•f a sever month child, born with • nod was ..evea week,. before she had stitnetli to try, you, my dear Ilarh.in, must be once, a hen she began to cut her ti h, what she ne st ,stifer ; suffice it to say, that she was near two vents old before she had any. Doting dont time she was dread ▪ convetl•rd. When my husband houcht the nest bottle, she s not expected to, live the day through, but an sooner Willi her mums rubbed, thanove perceived her to be ensier, and all her teeth c one is Munn su.y more tits. I am, Madam, your'e, reepectfully, Jan. 9. 1815. C. SMITH. N. , .2. .Windsor-emort, Strand. To be ha-; of the Proprietor:, Johnson and William?, N 0.94. Newman•stieet. Oxford“areet; and bi their iippoiowent, of N , weary. St. Paul's Charcb-yard, and Dame-str. et, Dahlia; 11,relav, Y.reg-market ; Dicey and Sutton. Bow Church-lard; Shaw and Edward.. St. Paul's Church-yard; Butler,4, Cheap side; hvan. , Long-lace, Smithfield; and by all the principal Meoltrt..e Venders to town and comoirs as 2s. 9d. a bottle. c;nurtost.—Be sore to a.lt. for •:Juhnsan and Williams's 11111.'1 'coo Seothiag as there are iltgefil spacious sir s. N. B. Mrs. Johnson relieve, the Infant Poor, as touni, at her boo-e. every Two-hat) and S ottirday morning, trim nine to feu .o'riorlt. by !stinting a letter from a te,pectable houstiter per cer(ib that they we crul ()Nat) of chanty. • "7 REFUGE volt VIE DVSTITUTE, iDDLESEi- HOUSE, HACKNEY-ROAD, SHOREDITCH, LON DON. Before his Rout' Highness Doke of Kent and StrAtbern. ON SUNDAY Moruitig, June 18, 1815, a SER. MON will he preached i • the Potri.h Clash of Vsling, Middiesey, by the Rey. JOHN BOND. D. D. Chnpinin to his Rota! !licitness the Dake of Canilwidges after which collection will be made in aid of the Funds of the above !Asti tution. Seri*. lh ill bfgln at E!even o'Clork. TO THE PROPR I FTORS OF THE EAGLE INSUR ANCE. COMPANY. NOTICE is hereby given, that in pursuance of a Re g al-40.m to the need of lake inn ca -ideraiiim the C Asp, of Mr. *ILIA AM GREEN, nl Oxfard-oreet, relalive to a c9mpcmiti in claim ed h% him fiir I le% Pr.. a GEN ER AI. MEET! NG of the PROPRIETORS of TEN or ny•re SHARES, will he Iteld at the bandua Tavern, Ili.aap.‘cate-urevt. no THUHSOAY, the 151 h hate's:, T.elve o'Ciack at nom. -. • • CorAill, -luny 1, Isl 3. WM. REETIIAbIv Set. • A foil atteid ince particularly reveoted. The Choir will be ialct.n at o.ie "'Clock preribeh. FIFTY PN.R CENT. CHEAPER. Ttiree and an pence, i•Guinwi, and Otte Guinea, per Rolle BA LDNEqS or GREY HAIRS w il l not he neon. Several Ladies and Gruel. men w had u-ed PRINCE'S RUSSIA OIL for sen,s. n 1 from the rs.e , or that ulnae ion a hair fell off or 'limed grey; but beinz persuaded 1.• use other Oils, soon found the diffeienre, have declared that they w ill u-e int other than Prl..e.'s genuine Russia Oil iu fosts. is the hest and whnie.omest Oil in the universe for dre-stsig real aid fake 'wt,. and is so :rent a preserver, and be oitifier of the hair ~ f Lath , and Gentleren, and Children; if used consiamly not ; a Lair will fall oft or turn grey, and makes weak nod coal hair trove thick and long: renders dry•iir h u.h hair soft, and keep. peal or false hair in beautiful curls and gl , lss; where (here Is hair by nature, and it has g d thin or, br•lil, if the least roots. silt be restored. Thousands of Ge,,ilem. n that were bald have de. 'dared, after n-ing Prince's Rapala 0!1 r.':eitlarl% for six month-, the bald places became covried with hair.-4.lrtitlemeri who star pots Ile. might to use it •f ...... CAW/ lON —Swor i Wore the L-rd Ap tyor, that PRINCE'S GENUINE RUSSIA. Oil is the original, there-re if ans Perfumer, Medicine Vender, or H.-ir-dresser, sells Russia Oil, under oil% pretense a hitiever. ilia is tau Prince's, are impitsior's, Mu .el counterfrits to their cussimers.—Ob-erve the 'Dime • PRINCE' is on ih cover and ..iithe seal, a earn beide, or it rams lie genuine.— •-kt. r ft *min Oil. Sold hi t.•e sole Proprietor, Mi. Pripet, J I ? oa ford.sireet. a private hours, nest In a you'll-mak r (he numbers run irreg• .r, he itar.ielihr, their is nil impost that keeps a hah..r.l.i.h r's shop in the vine street, who sell c feits.—So d a 0 y mat principal Purfutuers ;tad Mr. * it • The Propri.••nr genii tints the Ladies and 13.intiemen, .40 Pet ftilt)..l.l u'l \t.• ti •itir V.•ndrrs. that the Bottle seoctlllt snld nt 7s. will is (awe hr ..ts.d for 3s. lid.; awl tier Guinea niitue t !MI I low I 14516'.8..Gu HINT ON THL EI-I:!C4t:Y %ND VIR 41' OF LEA D. THIS ineeirnable Medicine having risen in re. pine to the se!) , pinnacle of lime, it I. nosy universslls retorted to for iL twnien and health-re-gm qualitirs in ettsds o r owo kn e ., !fflti Mitt - Some, perhaps, unarotinintint with its virtues, not ban iterated that iiverelne " Guide le Health" (whirl: must be hut few indred), , nias I be indue.dto ask, what it, the Balm of ni rat fit for t— c•implaiut duth t eure—ro answer thi• it will be necessary to " Hold up the Mirror to Nature." Let these who :1 - e a:II - cied in the following manner reflect ou the eatt;e that produced such havork *post +be " wholesome op. petite,. and powers of life:"—disordered stomach, dry rough, weakness in the *Mc , . h•iar,eness, shortness of breath upon the least e %error., and rel isnti •n of the whole system. Tii..se flirted with palenem., I 'near of the eses weakitess of sight or memoirs., 4h- 0 , 1 take time is enini•er linneus's advise. that " is the imp°, tant period for forming a rohn-t constio• tom," and that " notning is to be dreaded so h a , prema ture riser.." The foundation of .1 happs old Hee is n good con. stitiiti .n in 'with; temperance and wider •tion at that nee are ims t p..rt 4 to hippy al age. Nothing rim be better described than toe words of Armstrong ---••yor want of timely care Millions have died of medicable Wounds." For such ns these. ilium, thi: he ding Halm is suitable. Com plaints tilled under the e. , neleon appellation ..f Nervous and Cousumptive .ore its proper rlimas—the nue u o ill eradicate, the other will be cured by Ti.- Hahn of Gilead has produced more good in this wears than anv medicitie sii.ce the formation .L.t a Materia Medici. It euriehe the blood with out inflamin4 it ; braces w Wormy samislattne ton violent'y the net.. ; frees and distiurthen. the siscera and miler on pommt oroto ; resolves obstruction.., n..d Ibrows off vivid strong humours ; strengthens the general habit. and brim:. back the niusculai Moe; to their natutal and healthy tone .'s it is calculated to produce, its a enn-iderahle degree, all or ;my of these elfec.s, so it Amu, undor certain ;noddle:diens amt re strictions, be equally adopted fur the cure of every species of decay. This medicine has been unemninoilly atere-sful with voung people. who have the appearance and :lie or old age ; who are wile. effeminate, benumbed. sittpid, and eve') Imbecile whose bodies are become hem, Whose 1.•;:s are MI I • flgt - r able to carry them; oho have nn utter distaste for esters thing, tor ate t-tallv inenpacitated. Where the stomach is freipiently disordered the body is weaken. d ; painless, bodily decay, and emaciation succeed, mid toe eves sink into the head. The Cordial Balm of Oleo& in bottles. prier (Ix. a rrh, ar fair in Ime family bottle fur 335. by which one 11. bottle is saved, dui% Mrluded. Sold by Samuel Leigh. No. iFt. Strand; Sutton and Co. (late Dicey and Suttis..), Row ( hureh•tard 8 Hero' nod en. 130. Oxford -street, London s Brodie and Dowdosoc,. satkburs ; A. Smith, r'erfunser. Nowth-ltrldge. Rdintosigti t Martin Keroie, No. ti, College-green ; sot D,vtson's. No. I, Pot lin.iwia—trers; and of Morn. F. Newbury and Sons, Dublin; nod other Medi. tine Venders in Europe and America. **• D- 1.4 heat consuQtrd , et t rects I.k usual tie of One Pawn!, 1.1 whom such letters should, for :ifety, be thus, directed-- " Mons Letier. Dr. S , .loinoa. Gilead-hooka. near Liver pool. Paid double wage." surEatott AnvicE. - - IT is of the first consequence to ascertain on witose talent aid inteeritv a firm reliant , may he plaz•ed in al/lit-Jim,. Meed.s. CURRIE and Co., Sureeiiiis of collinear • ..ud hieh tirofet4innal attaiontents. Member, of the Ro)al • , f London and Eiliuhargh, presem to the Putt. lie the rea:l! of $0 years erperien.•e iu t , ••• f ore ..1 Venercal Ciont.:atias, and those Deltilitie% and I)elicienetv's Whirls not aufreniitt.tty prevent yr embitter the matrimonial mole. In lite %aria's% Er:Ambito, f-oat tereat infection is) confirmed I.•n•s, their treatment entamands very often a speeds . , and ialwass a radical cure. In fathoms rase., their long and well-amiliged experience sire, them it promptitude of decision that serums the Patient from het* mereurialieril nut of evistence, it. hay ing ht. emwtitution undermined, and she vital prineipie destroy. ed li% a latent but luminous disease. or a blind and fatal com l . Asses in shallow pretenders. l 0 lervou- Debility, Va•cu;:ar Rel•iratiaw, /1114 i AI , IIIV of the Ore, sus, nrisinz fnao escesmyr indulgence, insaluhrimis eliotim, or soli•ttn• seiwimin,, their practice gives new life and energy to the system. even in sway which are sergine on de-pair. Stricture% and other de , attee. nwuts isf the Urethra they remove in a mild and rifeetnsi man ner. Slight aid recent c l ue. of %renewal Infection are cured in the short pe•t".l of 1 , 411 dit)Se TO the Fella .ir See it will tie o that they may he currd of theist! whirh defeat ctn....1160n, and salt the foundation Of count. bud felicity. Patient, treated with ca. dour, ey, land •ecrerv. . . Nte , .es- CI ft RIP. and Co. may be consulted eery day. la their Ivitee. witi.m. v irden. ••• loiter:. from the Coo Lily, stating minutely the cone. mode of living. Sie. and a remittance far Ad% n e and Medicine'. n ill he Ire:Ord ith studious attention. Nu. la 20;, ilattonardeu. GIBRALTAR BAY; fir its. Fitati rts LONDON GAZETTE, Juxe 13: Foreign Vice, June 13. His Royal flightless the Prince Regent has been pleased, in the name and on the behalf of his Majes ty, to appoint Henry Salt, Esq. to be his Majesty's . Consul-General in Egypt. • . Whitehall, Jane Hk 'loyal Highness the Prince Itegetit has been pleased, in the name ;Ind on the behalf of his Ma jesty,..to grant the dignity of a 4laronet of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland unto Gilbert King, of 'Charles-town, in the county of &ileum mon', Esq. BANICItTiPTCY ENLARGED. 3. Hill. 41mtp's-buil lino, New-road, M,try.le-bonne, mas ter-mariner, from June 10 to Jul.% 29, at Guildhall. On the lfith, we experienced the riv , t tremens anus weather ever remembered at the tine of the year in this climate; it hie* most aererels from the eastward. Fortunately the gale did not last many I hours, or the whole of the shipping must Its VP heed destro,e(i. A merchant schooner (the 'Thrasher) was driven from her anchors, and cap-sized in tit° Bay ; but the whole of her crew, through the great eiertians of the men of war, aid at the imminent rilk of the loss of every boat sent to her assistance, were saved. The hfelpoinene transport, of 400 tons, was driven on shore, under the King's Bastion, and is totally lost. Her crew and passengers, with their baggage, were all saied. Au American schooner parted both her cables, and kept under weigh all day, but was driven on Sherd duriiig the night (this vessel had only a choice of ' evils, for the Algerine squadron viere it lea iinntez diately at the mouth of the Bay, end Mast Wig taken her had she ventured out), and her crew were landed the next morning, but the vessel and valuable cargo are quite lost. I The squadron has suffered Mlle. I On the evening of the 17th, a gun-beat sailed fok Tr;nglers; in her were Mr. Williams, the surgeon of • Majesty's ship San Jiro, the Miter of the Same ship, and a crew of nine men. In the. gale of the following morning the gun-boat was•unftirtunately lost, and the whole of the above persons crowded into the small skiff belonging to it, and palling only two oars ; in this wretched d e f en c e l ess stet.; eipect. irig every wave would sink them, did the Moors opeti a tire of musketry upon the boat, which kiftilif Mr. Williams, and wounded the Master. Poor Williams was in the act of urging the alert 46 greater exertion.; When he was shot through the head, and died instantly: anoth er v i c ti m t o Hie sari: guinary ferocity of these barbarians, and Ati ail thit does Great gritain submit ! After incredible exertion and sufferings, th. boat arrived ct Tangiers in safety, and the body Was has tied in the garden of the Swedish Consul. BANKRUPTS. R. Itadd. Bonrtnn.on•the-Water, Gloncestershi.e. ihne SO- JOY `.l. at the White Hart inn, Worcester. At torney, Mr. ;;01.• , fielcl, Bnuverie-street, Fleet- s tr ee t. E. Xellv, blark Lion.lane, P•ddmgoin. builder. June 24, b 1, 25, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Blacklow, Erich-street, Vann. Ts Scott, Suffolk-lane, Cannon-street, broker, June 20, 27, Jars , 45, at Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs. Bretaridge and Son, Dyer's Buildings, Holborn, • J.#l. Payne. Rory St. Edmund's, Suffolk, grocer, June 29, July 25 , at the Auer! inc, Bnry St. Edmund's: Afton:des, IMI.- %% lelt, Boryfit. Edmund's; and Mr. Bromley, Holborn engirt. Gray's bin. • It. Forty. Stow-on-the-Wolil, Gloucestershire, saddler, June 17, ti 3 uiv 25, se Gi Messrs. hall. Attc.rnies, Messrs. Leigh and Co. iirt ge sweet. T. Leonard, Emann-scriare, St. Pancras, build June 20, 17. July 25. at Guildhall. Anomie., Alessrs. F A luards and Lyme'. Blooms lin rv-ifti.lare. W. J. Pierws. .lohn-street, Kent-road, victualler, June %), V, .Inly 25, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Hall, Coleman--treet. 0. !Vierley arid J. Morton, Doncaster, spiri•-merchant , , Jung 111), WI, July 115, at the Rein-Deer,lnn, I)uncasier. Mental. s, Messrs. Sykes aad Knowles, New-lon, London; and Mr. Hill, BaittrY, J. Haavv, A luu. Perceval.street, North'inPtori-Mtnire. meal- June Is. ; 94, July 25, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Stevens, ?Callege-gardens. Aldermanaury. Holleweil, Ethind. Yorkshir:., woollen-manufactnrer. 3 nly $.4, 25. at the Talbot Inn. Half ix. Atturnies. Mr. Wigles srarth. Gray's lan; and Me srs. Wiglesworth and Thompson, Halifax. 0. Grey. Bootle, Ctiniberland, tallow-chandler, Jody 4,5, 29,a , the Black t.ion Inn. Whitekaven. Anomie', Mr. Low den, Clement's Inn ; and Mr. Walltcr, Whitchaven. s. io 11•7os. A. Pink, Purism. wine-inerchatn, June 2. 90, July 25- at DR. PARR ON TITS FIRST ,CjiadaS the Royal Oak. Portsea. Attornies. Mr. ihisum, Pollsca ; and Messrs. Tarrant and Co. Chancery-lane. AGAINST' FRANCIi. A. Anstiee, Lsonieto I/evonshire, fellmonger, June .27, 28, -vow- sl : ;• • tv 25, the Star Inn. Exeter. Attornies, Mr. Jones, ; • ap-eoart. Temple; and Mr Russell. Exeter. - There is some resemblance between the crissado - R. I. v, Tavnton-mill. Oxfordshire, iller, June 17, 27, Jo- now projected against Franco, and that wields W i ll 25, at Guildhall. Attoruey, Mr. Brown, Nei ou ulace ' attempted in vain in the year 1793 •; and the spirited ctrv-road. • W. Baker, Bri,ml.cabiner-nsaker, June 29, 90. July 25. at and eloquent language of Dr. Parr against 'the one may perhaps be applied to the other : we ti ser ef ore Or flack Rock. Purtscuet, Alousnouth. Attornies, Mr. Nab, Bernard.street. Ru sell-square; and Air. Piiillpotts. Monmo•itb. t he follo w ing passage from a pamphlet (pp. 72, '73) •Fr.man. wottna-tinder-Edge, Glouerstenhire, linen dra- copy published in 1792, entitled, " Sequel to tki parr, .lone 24. Atli 1.5, at the Raw lan, Gloucester Attar. . Printed Paper," &c. to the Preface of which (p. .,) lea, Mr Ta‘ler. Clement's Inn; and Mr. Youn Horsley. G. Walker. Stock port, Clsester, fellmonger, Ja ne 21.2). July • • ,111, m ttsr Castle bas.. Attornies, Mr. Baddeley, the sulncription is S. Pair:- Stockport ; nd Mes,N. NI ine and Parry, Temple. I "At er alt the intri ties orpolitict, all the devasta. T. Bach, Island's' Y..radenny, Raduorshire, drover, July l ions of war, and all the barbarous escess e s o f v l e . 7, H, 95, at the Kinds trend, Kingston, Herefordshire. Attar nies, hewn. Haves and Banks, Kingston; and Mr. Pugh, Ber- spotism which disgrace the annals of mankind, the card-sireet, Russell-square. black and lowering storm which threatens so in to Chadwick Stanga e, Surrey, merchant, June 20, 27, July 95, at Guildhall. Attarnies, Mr. Hadfield, Alanchester ; and overspread the face of all Europe, and to overw selat Mr. Hurd, Temple. in one common ruin every loose remnant and nary DIVIDENDS. July 4, J. 11. Hole, Islington, apothecary—Jnly 5, E. Wat son, T. and G. Nelson, and G. Cooke, Love-lane, hosiers— joule y 4, It, Lone tad, Cloak-lane, scrivener—July 4, M. Levy., Fiat Smithfield, draper—July 4, R. and S. Tihbutt, Leire‘ter, bookk..l.ers—Jaly 4, W. flora nod, Sun-wharf, Wa ping. wliarflogrr—lnly 4, J. Lawrence and W. Fuller, Bermond e'. s: hest, Bermondsey, glue and size manufacturers July 7, J.. Mactuichael, T—Gitton, W. and J. Macmichael, and A. M'Elath. Bridgennrth, Shropshir , carpet-manufac tneers—July 4, E. C. Adams, High-street. Mary-le-honne, apothecary—July 4, T. Anderson, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, toy wan—July R, 11 . Forser, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, grocer—July 4, W. Bryan, White Lion court, Birchin-lane, merchant— July 4. W. Thomas, Plymouth, linen-draper—July 4, R. Keeys, Fran , Sussex, shopkeeper—July 4. G. Young and G. Glennie. Budge-row, merchants—July 6, H. Davis, Warmin ster, Wiltshi e. grocer—Jul S, R. H. Caicheton, Liverpool, master-mariner—July 29, Jr P. Carsick. Sonihampton-row, Bus4ell-square, werchant T uly 4, W. Kennerlev. . Holmes-chapel, Cheshire, mercer— luly 15. J. Harks and J. Price, Wapping, nail-makers—July 8, T. White, St and, Kent, coal-m.• chant —July H. T. Browne, Savage-gardens, wine-merchants—July Noad, Stratford, Essex, b .ker— rune 7, A. Goin e ertz, Great Winchester -street, merchant —July 1, R. Beckwith, Baldwin's-gardens, leather-cutter —July 5, Land E. Johnson, 'Fleet, Lincolnsh re, drapers—July 7, 11. Forster, Nesscas.le npon-Tyne. grocer—July 7, T. I lintoft. N w Maltnn, York shire, corn-fa, tor—July 7, J. Macmiehnel. T. Given, and W. Macmichael......Bridgenorth, Shropshire, _hankers —July 4,5, faint vestige of liberty, constitittes • spectacle equally new and tremendous. " Even the tenets of Mr. Paine himself are yet' less novel in theory, and yet less pernicious in Om: tice, than the Counsels of these Sanguinary finstiti, who would unblushingly and unfeelingly rouse the on. sparing sword of foreign Potentates, and point without provocation, without precedent, *Rift:lit any ' other plea than will, without any other end than' ty. Teeny, against the bosoms of Front/linen contending with Frenchmen alone, upon French ground alone, - about French rights, French laws, and French govern. ment alone. " When it is urged, that Princes from their rela tion to Princes have a common cause, and a cause, too, it is meant, virtually paramount to the rights of subjects and of men, the obvious answer i. that,' they who are not Princes have alio a common air'e, and the obvious consequence of (het answer it,. that if they are true to themselves, their neighbotiiii, and to their posterity, confederacy is to rise 14 ugainst; . _ftdd i_4. .11J 4 r • Walkus and T. AttwooJ, 01.1%winford, Wurces.erthire, .ken. CERTIFICATES-JOLT 4. E and F.. Johrben; Fleet, Lincolnshire. drapers—W. 9. Tur ner, Bromley St. Leonard, Alidaleser, Roman vitriol manu facturer— A. Greaves, Qaeen-street. The:sonde, merchant—.f;. Dwyer, Change-alley, broker—S. Sanders. Fleet-street, whole sale-perfumer—A. summing, Eastcheap, cnffee-dealer — H. Mills, Tollomptou, Devonshire, fellmong..r—.o. Swonnell, little. Eastcheap, coffee icaler—W. Lowman, Newcastle-a pon- Tyne. tailor—H. Stanley. Warnford-eourt. merchant—C. C. Becher, Luthbury, merchant—A. A arun and S. Michael, Deal, hatters. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. J. Cull and H. Mew, Newpotr, bleu( Wight, brewers—R. R hater Sod J. Dixon, Manchester, cotton dealers—W. and I'. Wyld, Lawrence Pountney lane, w ine-inerchants— W. Great bateh, P. Hurd es, T and W. Wildblood, .1. lloleinn, and J. Wilkes, Swillington bridge, Leeds, potters—R. and K. (.awes, Charlton. Soutbaroptim, farmers—R. aad J. Doottiaa, Dudley, Worcesterskire, grocers. • ASTONISHING INSTANCE OP EARLY DEPRAVITY. —A few evenings since the counting-house of Messrs. TAYLOR anti . PRITT, in Liverpool, was discovered to have been robbed, and by the vigi lance of the police, the offenders were apprended and brought before the Silting Magistrates, when. it appeared, on their examination, that they had. vicceeiii.d is taking .put a pane of glass, n hereby they entered the premises, they. then proceeded to. break open the drawers by means of an axe, and took from them about 81. in money, and some few articles of trilling value, with which they effected for that time their escape. It is dreadful to resat', that nut of the seven prisoners. the oldest was but eleven, and the youngest seven years of age.--On account of their extreme youth, after sit impressive admonition, they Were delivered to their parents for chastisement. .~.~ a cunfederacy and deluge the World with blood. " If indeed the threatened' criatade of rallian _ spots should be attem,•'cd, it will, in my opinion; do an outrageous infringement upon the laws of nations; it will be a savage conspiracy against the 'written and the unwritten rights of mankind ; and, therefore, in the sincerity of my soul, I pray the righteous Gover. nor of the Universe, the Creator of men and the King of Kings, I pray lIIM to abate the pride, to assuage the malice, and to confound all the devices . of ALL the parties, directly or indirectly leagued in this complicated scene of guilt and horror! This in. suit upon the dignity of human'oature itself.! this treason against the majesty of God's own image, Vs;' tional and immortal man." 1 GARRISON, &c. OF GHENT.—The citcornferanco of Ghent is 12 miles ; but it is a place of no great strength. The ground is so eztensive, that half of it en the outside coi.sists of gimlet's. It is divided into 26 islands, and over its rivers and canals area hundred bridgps. The French possessed themselves of this plate on the death of Qualm 11. of Spain, but CIJARLES M. retook it after the battle of as. ntilie in 1706. It was however suriarised by the. French in 1708, hut evacneted when the Duke of NI-sut,oanouait reduced Lisle. In (a•veen Aststet: wars, it was the principal garrison for ' forces. A horrid murder 4114 cemmtted on about 10 o'clock in the forenoon, on a -.flout four miles on the London road. He of 12 shillings and a watch; after which , cut his throat. The offenders are iopposed some 'fiat recruits. ).• the Begll44i • ; n Sunday lad, hirnpike men„ He was robbed ' ch the villein* opposed to he