The Statesman. — London, England, 1815-09-15 00:00:00

I. 7 rt v Z.Zzyz. • Ert - gi / 6 ;••,‘.. t j t .• • • 4 :% • 0 . ) . • • • OS 4 47 nb . ‘ Dr - ..tr " • • • 1 1 ~. ' VI • V.' $ 4%. : "...r.rz: =elt ***,- ti 1 No. 2995. LONDON, FRID 4 Y9 4 SEPTEMBER 13, -44. . , Paica , . ".7%. Cow for . tfatore.iog 77, - 7 - /is, ilis .w tit • rear4o4l " S T H NAT R au 1..• 1011JitlfpLAN ; TO -MORROW SVANrigki, Set. Sok Mojr;•.-•' vwr...oro •serfori, THE WONDER...... Don frbe, Mr. lUte ; Dolma ifielante,GGßMOS*;,:. To which wolf he ridded, THE MAGPIE; . ' Or, THL MAID OF PALAISINVII. Prioicipol:dssActera by Mr. Menden. Mr. Dettles‘ MA:. Pope, Mr. liaroaid, Mr. Knight, Mks Melly. Tres*, The Hooey Mose, .with The Mad*. 7,.; Second Price St. 61.—Pit, St. Gd. ' • Second Price. Is. Lower Oallery,•Ve. Second Price, It.--Vpper Gal l ery , Seroild Price. ed. The Wert to be opened at. half past -Gee Veleta. to be. -gla et belt-pest ma. /MI THEATRE-ROYAL, COVIST GARDEN. • _ - • • - . "BEI" OF T li ll Pit" 9 •_ .... ii ; j 4 . l*,.:. • itivrit,a,viit ,3 , arr . 8, • • speller mad by 'the boy e afterneteci l iiid are wholly , . . Crosswind Mehra Taws, • .1 . .. I impartially **Urn ma Om looker may riserille. If .. ~ - . damns 8. - 1815, ' : . • ---tom.- . , ' At A " MEETING' .of Also FRIENDS of thee We l ethlteelettle expected Awl& of - AnlKilleillfkiis* , aa r tri `r 4hbuid er °,(lllll° 9 " i'mnedlatlii ant IA astury a tbe PREQS. held Mint days ..in tithe to w sable and benevolent Mr. Joe. L ancaster. o n Tsd r s.. lin order may'curreetleke, 'take Itie plicir; stud If the roinegewr:diele the isomers of affording pecunioey Mier to Mr. day in t Lente ra d‘ i n fi lo ..N or ib ern m ee ti ng R ooms. .. elooltergobseld.blrielo en error , he' slay , to like D. LOYELL , Prostrietor of the WZATIWW•IIII Newspaper, fie: on Friday - b° The . ou . . to' Le w en I @tanner, to r,orrected e . and who has. the oak of meseavy tomes, sad fryer! suffrings. which he by facer , eo r-aoseemy t t. st ts,- I in Inlay upholding, fore hints of" .years, the . invaluable 1 of which hodellverld- a : II oaf interesting L ectoso . on , discerveriog Ms .mistake is promoted to his .rank and lady Of the Press. . • ; his *stealer Education. On Saturday forenoon, he. dignity, end tile` Monitor himself 44 'vedloced to ths • .. Ur. JOU* PICK AftD; In the Chair. ' I teetered - to the stodents of the' school,. under tied 1-blittel° of, !hecis°C-It°ll4°ltid"it°°tion his merit ••• . Itisoltrd, . . niansoasent.soLoa Society f or p ropagat i ng ch r i s fi an alone caw elevate - him- ..Time.avery ley...kitOcost eiel. That. it appean to this Meeting,. ibti Mr. D. Lowell. the Pro- ~,. • Er n aLfgeslisber of the STATESKAN • emi eel al as fade- a ne oledill Oki WWI' of which Wetted to bees •ed to attention , to industry , I l ed -a; el 'ek e t bed hewer • at in the Mlle of C'Al and" Rebel •us Fteedose. been math pleas e d v ia Lb ga t es a nd anxious to ' emulous eoAlitellifili : Pleee 'a honour . Pert tkil suullisr4 aAtasprismement of Four Teen anis Bolt In the ado p t 1.% an d , :,,_ 4 eveningto the lehabitenta at task bet "' t he "l b le 64 ‘ 11°4 1 the places of t h e le* OA Of Newsom.. for what hate been deemed three s purale l%), i n l ee -_ -. -.-- 1 -..._...._____,__:..._-A- Lib• 111. nail allich have Welt Proved not only is Wire beet , lat 6 • bud', in the Methodist Chapel. Tbs. aodlotice wet Vgrg"IMIVIIICI." are aww " set "N. 'Wig erT Intentionally libellous on his'is..et, but in owe of Ike three Mira ; araad - ed and respec tabl e, an d n e t s w as the • march : ack t oes : la the order of their pr!• the insertios was -during,his.eosiosteest, and .entirely witleml t o ..m. t hii :. ._ .__ . es i rr ' o ° 1s or, to other ,words, ia the : elder ens* . . his knowledge. i mwr cemoratea Lecture , that a cons mote , .. number went doable to. obtain' entrance.- .Tke oar- mell tl tillth tits ' etm°4-- -- - -1 - e r t*rti ty• ‘ 11111°,1 • 11° ‘ 114 . - • 41. -t That It is the opinion of this Meeting, that it is Se iniispep- . able duty on the part of the Adv,aotes of the^Litterey or me 1 , venal-pan - omen-and support which Mr. Lancaster's 41011 % di", 1111 "--4 le ttletr-- ----e le . jei• ladl -7-letel f e jt* .".. Pfeil to 'Dismally tdr Loveittor Ike loot% ep 'his ierafeell la . Systearand exertions have obtained would ~ ar k. it . wised la wrillog se thoirauss,le_oo.l6oPfthis \ saint ling h 6 steady and iallelible potrinthuo. and fur We t o ': of the inueitor s ettek. after tale; ' !AY 'O4 .4 • ' unwearied and arm auertima of the Comnitotionallligho•ofgre preseiliptnom In aisle offer oar humblest' gy—we . . . , ..__ ~.._., . . ...._._ .. People daring the whole period of the Potilialliall ama shell, thereto* content ourselves- with giving salt a11ite6116.4 ‘4l. he in "" 1 • 19 °it r ri° W" •:. • Romeo!. • - . . ... -1.--' • . trimarvatlonS as occur to us so 1 operations prescribed ter them, t • , That theseezertions of Mr. Lovell in doe tow of • Liberty, • • . • i to. " %eft biases 0- th eir • entek is , Took. and Jostler. is s epes s easn y his s af er t sm no g i ntnest sit. .. TH E LANCASTURIAN SYSTEM OF EDUCATION. ! bent., .more an &anew, sad • - *.-- enn ' - v-e.wi--- -1 1 ., 0n „, -- ' - title him to the marked attention and support of she Public, :- r e liberal mod reflecting mind at this tonight- 4 or. new task. prescribed, AS Stlll7. dila arid that Ibis Meeting aterordingly feel greet pleasure 'ia ph.- . ' .77 . . . . montane and recommending the Sobscriptiets olseady•cominettond Peri ,it will be obvimis that the ostention of quire. In one or ethers( Holm' lelkfliq.larie emit*. to ais Wendt. . _. • useful elesdantary knowledge arming all classes 'of the miler manner, the seeolers Ikre. omntantly aid lints- That at an epoch of the civilised world has the httlineaseal counsiereity, in every nation and country, Must wittingly exercised dining thekittenclance et at 1, iroof the. Liberty of the Pre I proml.ed to coefer so muck beneot.on aerie, as at the prevent road t it 4c . 5b0040 4 , OOtt . tribe . te more .. than my other moaners to the diffu- and the muster act, .both ea' ste..inspecte.r:Genersf.of highly I bent so throe who revere that Litter*, to maelfr4 . Mom of civilisation, and the successful esorteen of in- the shale, and as the principal .uoperiptetsdant - of a inn end ready support in behalf of every moo Who has o ur A vaftry in every legitimate pursuit, the correction or some onetime daring the hours of yieciiitt. Igs the may itcret.ft..r mach that w .. ' ~WM Soleark of the i - nandigritio" of every evil passion and protwnsity, . latter . 'capacity hoseparvim to the Aver s protegee nod freedowicif m shoat. : • • •.. That sewiwnew d emen s,. appointed .14 , nob Meeting to net be sad the serenity and stability of every good Grocers. interfering with their esercisis s ooty 'eke secemerjr. aC.e, to clan boo eet,thst. Al oe ., o f the foregoing lirst ; and .it . is equally manifest, that these import. 1 When the hours of teadsing 'spire, wean cisac. headed itesoistleme. . • foot ends cannot be so effectually attained, as by the 'by its monitor , . marches: In : regularorder from the Ms*/ JOHN PICKARD, Ominous. . thnely education of the children of the lower mad school=room, and. thee . the •Inestle, .centiisieso ajd ~ . - : -- - - . itemised osealwoork. , numerous climes of societ - T- confer these noise, : - .,„4, " ,„,.J. •!`"*..er ii 4 • *.` • : 7 , 1 • rr tll S present EVENING, Sept. '15, • will JJI he nertwnw-011, • THE BELLE'S STRATAGEM:. , pojcoart, Mr. Ellist•m; Letilit Tardy . Ital. Dobbs, from . . the Theatre Royal, York. • ! • • To which will be added, • THE MAGPIE or THE MAID. . Gqrard, Mr. Fawrett ; Everett!, . Mr. tartymere Reary, Mr. Abbott Benjamin, Mr. Farley; Justice of the ViSlage, Mo. Bloneilfarrt ; Martin, Aft—Liston.; Bennet& Mr. Atkins; r;..tald, Mrs. Davenport; Renate, Miss S. Boutb. Monday Pirarro. Wednesday, The Tempest. - - - - Buses, is. • Naomi Price So. '6d.—Pit, 61. s llacead .Price. Gallery, At. s Second Pries. L.—Upper Is.; Serried Ptloe; 6d. Places for Me Boxes to be takes of Mr. Braided, sat tits nor-office, Hart-lute, from let till four. A Privide Bus may be had oightly, as solitaries se Mr ; Smut!, it. to the Bes-olire. . • Americas bursary. Slerieewqmare, Chelsea. 'The yelitableaad healthy Stack of this Namery win be or t reti w We. by AUCTION. fly _hlr. COCIIKAN. 00 lhe Prevails's. as MONDAY, the Net October Next, ail followiret voNtlslausa of a ciailf vzosvf.R... ING - IMtNIII of RWOINNIONtraa • ra t: tn Carilms. &c. g a t reat variety N .A and Plaid. In pets. principally calleesed byike rik ea• cis-ively is this Calls:dies t alas a corks aellooies et. CM*. Cape. and green-hers Plrtbse. - • be viewed Ir the 45th Sepsavalier, by appltritti estbe PTCMiKI, where Catmint/oer may be hod t e. 4 ef the PrialiPid Nursery nn.f Seer/lanes. Conmaiwiass and Perthshire by a,- inc to Mr. Cochran, Attestors'', Deke-ortet. Greetoott square. _ . Then tfie tlemdto of the Meet kW be giVell be Chignon Ur etrodoetkix insparthilly th• proceeding. of this evening. ...,, so common en similscaciiektmil — /kalifs/. .y. A•st ft valua b le benefits on mankind, on terms within the is completely eroided. ......... •. . .... swath of all, is the end which the fAncasterian • Sys.i Stich' is i brief mullet' of the wide etielvebing e lp. tom of Education proposes to accomplish: and - be. ' vented-and proolisestla y Mr. Lesicoolee t :lte so (arias Bering that it is eminently calculated to attain its Concerns° the v coinmuniCation. rg eleamotary knit**. profiled object, we beg leave to direct to it the at. ledge in intellectual imProve4lool,.the euperlority...of .iention of our Readers, trusting that It will receive which, we think, must be readily- perceived: T -81s . from them that degree Of serious consideration, which, mode of Morel and retlgious-inat Faction, is equally in our humble opinion, it so eminently deserve,. worthy of approbation and &depilate -.Ace Millis- To perceive the particular merits of this System, Ins Winery laudable exertion,. and an intiecement to it nay not be improper briefly to advert to the tie- the stria observance of moral and reilginvis duties, fects of the mode of instruction generally followed. honorary distinction,' are conferred on those whose The principal defect appears to us to consist in the' l conduct is, in every respect, foetid most•tneriforipos. expence of time , labour, and money which it renders' Passages .from the Sacred ScApteres,- and from other necessary. One teacher Is the sole instructor of i unexceptionable religious and moral wridoga,are se. . every individual under hie tuition, not as a general t lected for lessons, and some of them are occisimatily superintendent merely, but as the only actual app- I committed to memory.— = No. particular .C•feed ,is rater in every act of teaching in his school. Hence , taught, nor any doctrine ipstilled bito the nadssof it necessarily follows, that a number of students coth- : the students, excepting the lieiterall.peinciples of parativele few, An be well instructed by'One mutt ; f Carlstianity admitted and received.* every dumb i. end hence the ex p ense of education, which puts in so ' tuition of Christians. The generil- precepts of the many instances, that blessing beyond the reach of the I r omi law....iim_SerefullY..itOreowli ilffimit" lo l7 From poor. the came cause another evil arises—the , dwelt upon, 'atilt earnestly en a cttentiety relr om. labour necessarily imposed on the teacher, renders it I mended to the observance of the•modeita.- lre‘ettis impossible for him to draw effectually into action' plan we think.there can .be few objetelasetis be the powers of the mind, to the extent of which they should he considered proper to teach stry-part•liubtr are susceptible, and hence the progress both of the Creed, or the doctrine, of any establishment or sect, intellectual anti moral powers, are slow in pro. ! that end •may be effectually accomplished by Mr. portion to the want of energy which exists in the i Loncaster's general method. .-. , • .• mode of their exertion; and snore time and cons,- , From whaChas already been stated, it may bowl quently more money are expended, than by a sys- pected that'in the Laticasterian schools -there is-bet A CURI')%I CY. 2 2 tern which would with more facility and interest, little occasion for punishment, and when. offenterdo GENTLEMAN, about 70, whose Hair and h (' complete the course of instruction. The present occur (which rarely happens), they are corrected_by A 5 5 Whiskers nnr.- tam and quite grey, Inns D. 0% as b• aui.fui mode of education ton, is in some measure irksome the mildest means. Care is eked that the mind a tend of hair ;it'd whiskets i),4 ft rten/ person o'cil. • 'to the teacher and student. It is tiresome to the rather than the body should be the.subject of suffer. J. Watts, nhout 7Q yearA of ages of hi •A. grailli.'n-plar , . 4 4 teacher, from the labour to which he is necessarily g, yy in and it is onl in cases of extreme neceisit that 'coasts 41-n alk , di•efi.r. • th a t f at .e th.c. 30 •ears t ine hi, I I • hair hid Vrht•krirS ' , aye ti r.• gradu , ll% gelling grey, at lag he 1 0 exposed, and to the student from the want of stimu- recourse is had to the infliction of corporal pale. 11 , 0 not a ••ing•r• an k hair retortion g, riot by the use of has, co-nperalion and amusement in his progress.— Into the details of Mr. Lancaster's mode of corms nu IN°. *5 I M I'll. IV I.D 9Y I , his a ,lr Is eininge.l ii, a fi n e 1 o " Al t houg h in general, strict discipline is maintained, lion we have not room to enter; .we shoji _therefore, dark brown, to the a,...inedim.mt of iii. (mails nod I.l,l•llerotp4 n‘qo iint-mr... Asthete i• to doubt ma y will du; e•ieve she i t i s ra th er th e di sc ipli ne o f a u th or ity an d te rr o r , i n conc l us i on , b eg l eave b r i e fly t o recap it u l ate , an d %volute fill dimes of it, one Gendensan has given perti...si ii than one founded on a sense of propriety, and a further illustrate , by a few rema r ks, th e pe cu li ar iti es (fir the g al -f the l'ruprietor wild Public in gener 50 to thus' w h o . 1 .1, , . , a , 'sr. themselves of the ahoy fact, to call sou Isis well regulated sytitem of order. There is too Meets and excellency of this adminibleSystem. at hi- host e . here tie ) will have ocular deasonstretion. punishment and too little reward, and, therefore, in The value of every plan of education must be ap. Teintor• a..priorm de Prince, poar charger iosiumliatenwat I general, the obedience and exertion of the student preciated in proportion to the facility, the -order, te , ebevetm Geis on it ut, ainsi que les reverie en se coulter to:tcce, biotic au poise. 3 ()! are effected by coercion, more than a moral sense of the cheapness, and the efficiency of its operation. To FOUND OUT AT LAST. 3 3' right, or a feeling of laudable .emUlation and ambi- the Lancasterian System all these properties belong. GPLY HAIR AND CAUttOTY WHI* , KFRA,cHANGED . .. INIMEDIATELY vo HARK BROWN oa BLACK. tion, consequently ripen the irhole, his pr.ogress is It is conducted with much facility—for one person • Priocer: Improved Hit-. prfpnred wills twin, which is the likely to be slow, and his instruction defective. can without difficulty superintend and starry on the only ianncent rind wholearuse Dse ever discovered in the nod- 3 14 By the I.ancasterian System all these obstacles to education of several hundred children at once! It •Ti-r for mak •n g red or g rey h a ir on the head, ae on tiny nailer 1 I place, dntk or black io a few i ni... n let. Hundreds of Ladies improvementareremoved, end the work of instruction proceeds with order—for a discipline, strict and re .. ~.. ?In 0 , r3 to n ear false hair. because their own berms grey, is ao construc t ed , that One master may, in a short time, gular as military subordination, but without _Corn. *ear now their owa hair, which gives the youthful •ppenranee " and at a comparatively small expence, tench several pulsion or the dread of punishment, is ever :main :ls when a t twenty years of age. Also thowtands,of Headmen who find g rey and carroty whisker' , which was a great die- i p, hundred boys, the general elements of knowledge, I taitted and submitted to, not only withoOt m urmur Contorts to them, are now q uite pleased, as . from the use of with little trouble to himself, with an order and ex- ; from the children, but hi quids- with their prevailing Pi int-v . Die, their whiskers wiv e become quite dark. ; • scions surpassing military discipline, with hardly feelings and sentiments.. It'll' cheap—for very few, A., 1..,,1 v or (lentlemao doubting the lkivovr, by ceiling an the Propticinr, will in a few minutes be convinced of its em- any measure of cdercion or degradation, and in a hardly any books are regettea ; writing, in its silt. tar.. 2 0 manner equally calculated to improve the intellectual . ple elements, is taught iiilhout . pen, ink, or paper I (;.serve, l'irre are several :parlous Dyes fur Atingle; the with a rapidity and certainty of and, even in London, the expence of educating one 1 ' 44 ""'" ' , ChM:. n hich are prepared with casette lime, tier- lead moral powers, i • cory. e.:e. ; they are dangerous to use, mad injeries he the success to which there is no parallel. person, at the Lancasterian Institutions, runs from . tn-.llh. I° 0 The f o ll ow i ng arc the i ll effect . t h at person• h are exp e r i ence d 1 In a Lancasterian School, the master's desk is 3s. -6d. to no thore than 105. per annum. It is ha 11 using D•es for the Hair prepared with hie., mercury, s 0 placed at the end of the room, so elevated , that he efficient;—for in the course of little more then a year, a4l mustn't— A t. dr, who hurl used a Die prepared wire I can f rom t h ence sae a t .a ll ti m es every individual in .a yo u n g pe rson i s tho roug hly i ns t ruc t e d, i n rea di ng , tsar, w.s artual l y I n d tip fur months with a cold, frees resift- , 'the room. The students titan benches, or forms, writing, and arithmetic. But this is not all the merit a cahh age l ea f to h er head , to prevent the lime with which the I Sabseriptiees received by Mr. Alderman Wood, Falcon. "ve k erepared (coin burning her bead. Alit t Oestiewan. , e„„ w g wo , Raw; Brooks, E sq . Strand; Mr. Ridgway, in the front of which boards are placed,. on which of this admirable system ;* the order, the attention, who had u •ed t h e same . Dye for his whiskers, got deer frees i.sesrtter , Piccadilly; Mr. We s t, New Roswell-cons. Carey. they. may learn to write. These benches rest on an the perseverance, the emulation, the industry, the mine a cableig.••leat Also !wrong who have used Dyes pre pared with mercury, have not only had their teeth Issesee+d, ones; Dr. A. gateway, Holborn; Mr. Ham, Salisbury- inclined plane, so that every student looking to the morality which it is peculiarly calculated to pro. cwt. Fleei . Ltrerial e r.Llardr. ri leti l trea lor the Bar o f but sustained many other injuries ; sad Dyes prepared with ht t the °s ee w e the master's desk, may at any . time see him, and attend.to duce and maintain in the minds of youth, contribute e"u , tie Bre well kit iwn tint only to be beeriowt te Dye, "'" De 1"'""s -evalresstan Newspaper ; mad ley the Secretary, 45, Last- , his orders, which are communicated either verbally or to preserve and strengthen their virtues in after life. hut burn the hair nod turn it purple. Bet Prose's , pre ea ._ 1b ,,,, k „ pared nit)) spirit., not only chases the lair, nod dries in a . "-"' --- Iby signal. Open spaces are left in convenient positions Of rirtny thoutand persatis who have thus been few minute's, also stremolieus ami thicken§ the hale Mid whs.- J. A. TUCKS% Jae. Secretary. . A adjacent to the walls, on which are placed, printed educated, we understand 'that none has been jadi. kers. H e part i cu l ar to ask f or P r i nce ' s Improved Dye. Os 1 Pound a battle, or a large battle, -aniabiing the quantity of tie 'rem BOTANIC ESSENCE, or Exhilarating sm a ll, for ris e Ilso o • r a dozea lerge bottles for Piny The students are all arranged in classes, according to mind are called, into action by the most agreeable IL Cordial, told wholeude, wail, and for export:lino, by Pounds. I)irertion• are sealed tip with each hear t le 'halt Sr. ishiniwa fad ., 5Ge a.„, I , s o h L e i o, ces t er . aquare , - their progress, each of them - is provided siith a slate and powerful sSimarli. The classification of th e ne t ..iie coo die their own hair with ease, eLdrere,and 'servo', r - " ' inn t•.. mi nntes . and pencil, bit without books, pens, ink, or 'paper, studests, the bcinorary rewards and diatinctions which T Ilmiettre ef these bidden powers Is fored. CA UT I ON.—As most valuable articles are ematerreited by T r ite , di asd (weft Hie m wound i 1 and their etercises are thus condoeted. ' Every class are ever bestowed an merit, producer a powerful naprincipled persons, in order to deceive the Public, they , .... This Lerdial lifts the fa bead ea hirb, is under the immediate , superintendence of a head and wonde r fully benefrcial effect. No idle n es s ca n r opy MY advertitements and billy, and adveribe etrellweisti-e f.r a similar purpose ; ther e f o re be p ar ticular to as k for Sepp.ola the thitterieg mese , which Cased the aexieessigh. boy , or Monitor, who prescribes to the other boys exist; there' is . no time for petty.quarrelling ;no ill- Prince' s improved Dye; and observe. it is a red cover, with I The easiest weekaemes peculiar. to the fair lex came imme. what they are to spell, to read , to- Write, or to dolent boy can got, his • exercise, performed by ag o . hi. name, t• P r i me ." on the wrapper aw g see k of ese I wag e , diesel,' rider the pews of ibis Itesteratiee : mew ? Lolies . of without, it i. not genuine, aad cannot amwer the Perliturre feeblest cad hiety have Impend it ta . be Is e bes t S e e m ,' calculate. They ore by him conducted fro m their then ; every one . depends tip' his . oWn proper elev. 1. t • , To nrcointnnolna. Ladies and Genlienten that r• •ide lit my to to Intiet theYeeee `NI trit tr e reeTittne file de* seats , marching in th e order of (lieu merit, wit h their lion; end Iles . fhn, wf hnl . e. 4001 ei ). lllbits the please port of lbe courtly, by inflating the mosey is a - ter. gees' - er=l away d uschsc i "P st r e g ly t i ke ig gi ve s ensn 'i nr , sod nr" s ir o u lt . Slug h. pod, to Mr. Prince, John-street. Oxford meet, L . -n- 1 ung e ll h ar i o a t nd he hats swung at their backs to one of the spaces above big and iistertrytinf; t ipecntcket.streff t ;ecti v e, eager f, mentioned. There he stands at their head, with a indostry., to. priD . decit:faili vr °mfr . :fully beneficial thro, will bend tbein by return of coack sees pars :(the Meg- . whole ere05,,......_. dom. It it so prepared as tit keep Sall climates, the elder the ''••• 'inure er is. 64. lit. and la large baffles of 201. ' badge of distinction, and a wand in kis hand, point- effects, the labour'antatteraloone manhood era not better. M e , chant, cup,,,,,, aye curvy Shopkeepers, win receive l, 4 7s r y the n eff he i r e rs: ll N ls e ig ri ed y; k4le and seejosesthe:par"ralen,o,l",ern.Rgi...B„, Bat es ," mid , " , : ittg OA the wall to the word to be spelt, or the ten- necessary.. it il is a distininishirig iscellence" of Mr. literal allowance. • all Booluellen lathe Kingdom, sad may be bad a s alvre. i tem to . be . .tead. The . w ords or the • sen fen cm's . are - Lsnamiter's plat, " Oat a lad or iirdl u a r y w ows • • - • ••• •• • • • ' sabasahlrcions IIIiCEIVIDI 4110. w Ititilftilk Esq. M. E 4100 0 Sir (*heft Hoak. • cote, Bart. M. P. 50 0 T.W. Coke. Esq. M P. 50 0 'Sir F. Bartlett, Bart. 1. M. P. BO 0 J. B. Womb. Ed t. Coley Park, Re ndi ng 20 0 Y. Z. 40 0 Mr. Alderman Wnod 20 0 E•tri St - .sopr 10 0 Edo. Austin. Esq. 40 0 Jas. Perry, Esq. ebro, ni.le 10 0 Mr. Vordbasa ' 10 0 A. B. 1 1 0 Mean. Brutal. and Son 10 10 i Midor Cartwright 10 n John Jakarta. Esq. 10 0 Was. Hallett, Esq. 5 0 Lord --s--- 10 0 W. Janes Burdett, Ftsq.. k ..5 Thos. Worthmore, Esq. .5 Mr. Bird 5 5 I Mr. John Barnard 2 0 Mr. Murray 5 5 ' k Friend to the Cnnse 10.. 6d. Mmoey Dawson, Esq. bbl G. Rogers. EN. Nous b.. Mr. laser 5 01 nmptnn 5 0 Mr. Waiahmaa 5 5 R. P Swnine. Esq. Leeds 3 0 Mr. Galloway 5 01 D. ‘ l . fl4rret, Esq. Mr. West 5 5I Ledhory Mr, Charles Hoppe 5 5 Joshua Grighy, Esq. Mi. Hem 9 9 Bury Mr. Kameda* 2 9 Jam. , Thomas, Esq. C. 2 2 of Mon t s..Aihnm, Mr. Wishart 2 2 ne,r enrilt9n, Mon- W. 1 1 r une•ip.hrre Mr. Case 1 0 I C01..n. '.l hn.on J. D. Haw 1 41 1 .1 •hn % y....urn, Esq. I. Mr. H. ek 1 I F. 11ntin-rt, Eq. (d.- Ilenr% Limper' 1 I crawl s .hsrriut ), Mr. F. 1 1 14% Mr A.G, ii., wa y Mr. Pnelps 1 I .1. V. Mr. Thompson 1 1 ( Geo. Turner, F....q. W. T. . 1 1 Son. %Veil., Jur,. Esq. T. B. , 2 2 I iforninvinn Mr. J. Roflinge 2 0 1 Wm. Carr, Esq. Ask. Mr. 11-rliag 2 2 ham, near York 10 0 Mr. Walker 2 41J C. 1 0 Mama Pallor 1. 2 Mnrnmduke Slaw, F.sq 2 0 Mr. S. Perry a 0 ' J. D. .1. 10,. Od. Mr. Swats 2 2' Ednasel Lawson. Esq. 1 0 T. H. 1 1 1 The Friends to Free- Join Fitayerald. Irsq. 50 1 clausal the Raw-li f e J. P. Grant, F.M. M. P. 3 5 Arms. Nottingham Small Salwariptinas R. Moline, Esq. b Mr. , A few Friends of the Piked 4MI Liberty of t IsePress. W. A. NM% Cos * 3 al tbe &inch nod Wm. Hanlon. Fay. 111 01 Hann, Dartford Mr. Picluard 3 0 me Bryan Corcoran Mr. Haatoock, Nals W.I. Addiegtno. EA. Attr . . DS. _ 19 B Golrtiogtoo Lodge, 1 2 near Bedford Mr. Skater, Nankin. 3 1 J. 110111 s. Esq. Hies Compositors Frew W)combe atm. ise. at die A few Po-e, bat far Stalesomo hike 010 dspeadesa Frirads Earl Grey 20 0 totiberty sad their Chas. BM ode% EM. Citentry, al the of lees, asst Liver.. Green Mao. Prestos rani 90 0 Clutudos Leigh. Esq. Mr. C. Sutton, Prig nt the Albany, par ser. Waltiatkaus . 2 2 Mr. Ridgway, Pies A Few Fried' at ditto 1 0 nodal) , T. S. per Messrs. Dr. Saba Peacock, Hoare wad Co. - 20 0 Darliugton Mr. Mittbell,Neweastle 2 2 Mite ..f Bedford. by tbr-boodo of Alder son' Wood 4100 0 511LECT ARTICLES 1011. THE TellaritlL ATKINSON'S VEGBTABLI(I I ASTS volt WASHING OR *HAYING. , rillifS PASTE possesses all the thsteraeot pro. 1 riles of the comma' soaps dfteeted if their irritating prinionus qualities, nod is etialidently rewawnsesided as the suet elegatit, 'outwear. and ellicacine4 fiest war altered to the pub. lir ; it imperceptibly (sweets all imperfections which violence or exposure ms have occasioned to the testate Of the skin. atul r,in.lers it bcautifully white and even; it is particularly vs lu;./.le fur washiog doe motorise. andisit. *c. which she alkali of the common ...film kvallobly detrriortite t also for driving. where the skin is inviter. is is solonetjaelleicomposition.—Suld is is; at 2-. 61. each. ATKINSON'S CURLING FLUID far dressing the hair, being n most elegant siabstitute (oit oils, rosaries. es trim's, ike. It m .bet the harshest hair as soft as sat, louvre a reviving odoriferous prafiime.and tress it is PIA io esereise ar ilwrannoP weaiber. Fur its pecialiat properties for malting the hair grow, the reader is referred to all 64 Essay ow the Hair," in closed with each. prise Ss. 6d. N. 6E. tad one guinea each. Babied piima ttalaabled by Mr. Casey, of Liver pool. Wm. Rnseri., P. Campine, M. D. C. R. and Co. R. C. D. J. A: Yard, E.q. A. Z. • A Cor. Merrhaat 5 0 6- 0 8 0 8 0 -j i 30 • 0 F. Mame.% Egg. 1 1 4. B. 1 0 lisbeerlimione transmitted by Mr. A. Gmllowa). P. drank,. Fsq. ' 2' A . Mr. P. Krir 3 1 A few Friends resi dent in Kent 1 7 Mr. W notice . 2 0 ATKINSON'S VEGETABLE DYE for changing grey or red hair . n the heud , whiviterF, die. to R beautiful auburn or ht.rk, so vprinatient, that nothing can ptiovibly remove it; pace 1h.,79, dd. 10, 64. unit one guinea. . • Bold by J. Mahout] ' Perfumer. No. 43, Gerror , t-street, Soho• n 1."Ed..11t and 11 , moot Perfumers, Hair-tire:vers. and .•dittue.Voder3. imi—Obber re tit. MUIR of Alkinton Alan tube, /Niteroi*, they mato" he gem. ine. 10 10 10 0 ~ ~.. 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