The Statesman. — London, England, 1823-12-27 00:00:00

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Persons • pglimn.nflusfeletwthtsdne Win 4 are requested to be earls In their applies r s ow Ity sarmittatice,stbe. short will be forwarded front the London Docks .0 proutati Melted to Ilse ..psweltaser.—C. W. has ill Stork souse .of the a implistiurnatshesi PORTR ...a ssinani ES; whirl. he ran offer at reduced ops for sash. alliPPe4 be the follnwhip nooses :—Dison. Samplerson, .01:1Cene. IP s. lei gis i' :J w . 'je ie r . IlSolo.met.SNlthrtfVß;B..6r.lprek; d P es . ( . ) :111 1 . 1 . 1 trio warrante•l reuirlus CAPE MADEIRA. 145.64. prr duzeu.—Nu . •44.011.11te to hepsiA. , bladtwir drum the Watley.. Lawton Maks (o.Pris). CH A MPA‘MES Mk uneanallml .o Englund, 41. 44. vs? doreu. Just Imparted limn ' , Okapi,. IL lira , CpusiJuntent of line SA LI, t 0 'OIL, Si S.. per ease of 311 ^sale is 44. per dosk. M it As CI I I 2 , 140 (PraliePlN3) Drlnti Ears ). I Se. P 4. -- slit Pina Devonshire CIDER, 7., 6.1. per doz. full quart bottles. by well np. • • THE GRAND MASQUERADE- and CARNI VAL• under the immediate. imimnapo or "eyelet M tee Nobility, will hike Waste at die ARUYLE ROOMS. on MONDAY NEXT, Decem ber. tli. ista. Ticket, Übe; Onion, 'minding Ilerrealweente, Conteetietiery, Appliratigg rpr Rows and character% to be made to the Committal. el Mr. ItLirS WRIGIIT'S.Utiers. Colonnade, Haymarket, who will atippl* the Wrn • ,43 the above twearion. • remitted who stay he diamwed to regale their younger lisaaches with A view of 'the dissyncrode, without miagli,i lu the motley Irmo. may, have Rotes. flout Two to Rid °Omuta Early application Jo enmeshed, as the *umber will be limited. A Scal may be seem at the Cummittew. H Farther partictilars will be duly annonnced. CALNIE 1"fl BIBLICAL EVCYCLOPSOI it.' OR 'COM PW.NOWht OF •SCRIP'FURAL INFORMATION. - This day is published, Part L'Price 13s; and Number I.,lPrioe is. iu quarto. of a new, . revised. 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Os. per dozen; SUC/SfAdifl,, 421, per Jose*. ii Al7l bed L 15110,7. 42.. ner down: tine high garnered eLA , , 1111; per doom; syrrscis BARSAC. 72s per dam: CAME • -. 4 , ii.;it• r down i Ditto . ltit tinett.insporvl)ollp.prrdoo. TN qty 121 ... a/mikirlues, and est feel taw price it which _ . , 'the Pal. c Sloe are for Itit Aa, worrav'ence. f iffrapenpe . wiflotiolve piitebutrt , wa. Country onlm loupe " • , b,.--4kll Letters must be post paid. a ttfi"• ' l .; Srl l lt A i ) T N I* 4II;t 4 NY W No. .1 " 6 1 VI Strand , ne V a i e N tr;i a r n en I ' 4,..... areliosir%r e tiNG the following ARTICLES, for •• 011 W irateiSted else and unadelterated:—Flae Porte, /Ai battled for Imeniodiato use,. 38.9. to 425. per, doyen ; Old a • COMIIe ditto', from two do semen years is bottle.. 481. to Ms. : Igiall sad Pale Slerry,3os..to 444. • curioncy Sae Amoutel• 1 ' We. ditto, 30a.• Teoeri6r, s6s.; A d onis. Lisbon. and Noun ttia.4ol.; bea utjful Rucellaa, 401.; excellent Claret, 80s. ; Mosena,(l3s.• ' 14arteWne. (13 . a.; 1;? rantigolac,94l. ; prime old flock, 105 t.; Red sad Wifitei Spaikling Chnmpagn... Ns. to 1435.; Cape.Madelta and'Bl;i4y , las. ISs. Els. and Els.: old retain therapy& front 83/. to 951. per .plpe ; titmice 1920, Kw to 1101. or itt quarter casks. Sherries, 00/.10 11014 East %and West India 31a 4 eira. 901. to 126/ ; Gin, 89.6.1. to RP. Ms. •sed Eno old Teas, 13a. 641. per gallon; Rum. 144; very beet. ,45sto Eralcii.Bsmady.l2ls.2Bs. and old Cognac. itbs.; Red sad • 44:01,144;Yi4t .Cidra• .40 siteser Etc. 110 tiPefealt Inc 6(1.: P. 104.6 d. per l llask. Hampers and belllrs at cost • ~r allayed for when ritornelli Country orders. Inclost qt., u,)4esoci to m t . Wysi.Oqdrres. 16, Strand, a k I dttevidid Ib : I.ettell *sat by post pat& • • -P. NICHOLSON's- ARCHITECTURAL. DICTIONARY. 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Eastern part of the World, discovered a compound forking ''' one el the most, exquisite end.pleasipg Cosmetics hitherto un 'ld:m*6 ju this Or any other country.; This Cosmetic possesses I'ri cut; ir Illitssthie Properties energetically efficient is eradicat ins Freckles, Pimples, Spots, Redness, and - ell Cutaneous 1 E 'Eruptions, •nd-graelualiv producing a deicate, clear and white Skin, rendering the most sallow completion clear and lovely, and , iii s e n d d e arms, it t l is mr a r d t e s . : a berth an y l it i : i d it i l u7e ll ulle T hl o oo th m e 6 re ce slift l ili g : '. on*. ilii4oy,.tlis seorching rays oftleasap.. rt diffuses An the likjn.A.cia pesgtrnly pleasing t preserringthe skirt imp the in- ' enLa inos n pliere. fly a due perseverance in the appiketien OWI.ANG's KAIADOR, It. tends •to Promote the free ?tile of those important fliceficns'of the skin, which ire of 1110.'etnuisr importance for the pr eeeee ation of health and a • **Wife! eomplvtion. —.Mix wiso of great Importance to Ladies'doring the period of I ,emellflng, es it gives immediate relief to inflamed nipples, cools nod. renders the infant's go:oath truly comfortable. It is per- I ffelay innocent. and the roost delicate Lady or Child may at all Jimes.use jt.witit the greatest safety, and by a continued eppli cello°, Its 6steemic effects will prove it the most beneficial and pleasing, prepyratinn ever produced. It sho uld be a Vade Me 'OM for every family. .. • •To Gentlemen whose faces • are tender after shaving.—A 'great infelicity which 'needs the operation of sharing,' is the kritalion of the skin; many Gentlemen sutler greatly from Aida cause. Roseland's Kalydor will be found excellent be .,yetsd precedent in ameliorating and alloying that most unplea mat sorsetion. It also selves au antidote to those effects gmanating on the skin in travelling front hot sun to cold, miner. It immediately allays the irritating an d s martin g p ain, ' im pa r ts delightfulend coolness, rendering the skin tintioth and ' leo. . "•In consequence of the recommendation of several distln- Attished Peradnagas, who attested the pre-eminent virtue's of ;'Mira Complete, the sale Proprietors, A. ROWLANI) and ' ' SON: Wetland the Recipe of the above Lady, and offer it to• Nubility, Gentry, and the Puic in enerl, as a valuale: ' Preperation. Sold at Sa. 6d. and 4s. 6sl g per , b Bottle, duty in &kelt . . .. Sold by the sole Proprietors , A. ROWLAND and SON, ' 30,11ettym-pirder). Holborn, London; and, by appointment, by Messrs. ilendries, Perfumers to his Majesty, Titchbourie- I street; Smith, 117, Cattle and Pierce, 37, I). Ritter, 33, New'' Mond -street; Delcroix, Old Bond street; Bayley and Blew, Cemkspur street ; hanger. 1;10, Oxford street; Berry and Co. . 17. Johnston, 13, Greek street; linters, 4, Citeapside. and INV, Regent street ; Rowney, 106, Hatton garden ; 3. T. . Rigge, (1.5, Cheepvitie ; Taite, 41, Johnston, 64. Corithil; P. 3 wards. (Id, St. Paul's Church yard ; Burgess, 63, Holborn hill ; Low, 330. Prout, i2O, .Strand ; Barclay n3d Sons, 03, Fleet wicket; Straddling and Nix, Royal Exchange; and by most . ?Warners and Medicine Venders who vend their celebrated Macassar Oil. • THE OLD ESTABLISAKD PLOOR CLOTH AND CAB PET WAREHOUSE, !IS, Loxo ACRE. rri HE Nobility, gentry, and the Publi c are respect " fully invited to inspect T. WEAVER'S extensive Stock ' of well seasoned FLOOR CLOTHS, which he flatters himself will he found cheaper and better, than any article of the kind yet offered to their attention ; as also a great variety of BRUS SELS, VENETIAN,' a'nd KIDDERMINSTER , CARPET ISO, which for elegance of pattern, richness and depth of co lour, cannot be equalled in the metropolis. Hearth Rags, and every description of Druggets, he continues to offer at a great reduction in price. . . T. W. begs leave to return his sincere thanks for the distin guished patronage he has so long enjoyed, and trust* that the superiority of his articles, and reasonable charges, will ensure him their future favours. Hearth Rugs provided to match any particular pattern, at a few hours notice. . BILIOUS AND LIVED. COMPLAINTS As • a mild and effectual rem e dy Alt thine disorders which-originate in a vitiated action of the Liver And isiliary organs, nainely,lntigestiun, Loss of Appetite, Head Ache. Headhunt. Flattl eneles, Spasms. Costiveness, Affections of the Liver, Os% he. DIXON'S ANTIIII LIOJUS PILLS bare met with more general approval than any other Medkiue whatsoever. They Melte every reconsiszudatirin of mill operattop with snceessful effect: and require an restraint or cnininernent what •ecr dulling their us to tropical climates where the ronsequences of redimitalst ' and vitiated bile are so prevalent and alarmius, they are an invaluable awl efficient protection. They are likewise p"rollarly calculated to correet an riders arising from excesses of the table, to restore the tune of the stomach, and to remove ntoit complaints occasioned by Irregularity of the bowels. Sold in Roses, at 2s. MI. as. Ils. be Antlers: Chemhts. 0, Chenpsi.le,St.Paurs..2V. Regent Streect. (near the Argyle Dooms.) Lentos. I Waterloo Place. Kilinhurgh ; Saekville Street, Onhlin ; and by the ptimeipal Medicine Venders thriugliont the United Kingdom. sok at Ile ,od. WS :4' VERY FAST TRAVELLING To DOVER, DEAL: RASISOATR, ?rIARGAVP. AND CANTERBURY, Four Inside Coaches. and key,' good time, by . - • • • S. A. MOUNTAIN and Co. SARACEN'S DEAD INN, SKINNER-STREET, BROW-DILL, LONDON. Vic k HE following LIMIT PUS!' COACHES, Mails, &.. set out froin tile above lon : e " itoyalTclegroph," Dorer, Deal, Ramsgate. Margate, ' • &aid' Wails, Canterbury, Ferershistit, alai Sandwich nor ' *Wit. fart Nark, erery working at a ; past 7 o'clock. .4- fa emistrtetre of Ike decided preference Oren to the Tc fearaph Come*. the Proprietors are determined no irpcnee • shall be spared to retake it the first conveyance on the . kept Rocd. The " Tally Ito." Birmingham very fast Day Coach, Morn ' In at fbeffire 7 o'clock, through Iterlbarn, Market Sireet , Mailable Brickhili, Fenny Stretford , Sto ne y Stretford, Tow 'tester; Wlitelen, Daventry, Dunclinrch, Coventry, and Stone • Tr! le, to•the Castle Hotel, and St. George's Tavern. fligh Street. Ilirolingham. to Sh fnall. Wellington, itridgenorth, ' Sheion. gi.rta. a:fury. Salop, Oawiatry, Nantwieh, Ringer, Tarporley, Chentttie and Holyhead. Driven through with '2 Coachmen on' . to ronsequel cool the.elecided rreference giten to the Tally Ito Coach, the Proprietor, are deter , :fled n o e x p ense shell • he apar,d to render It the first Costeiance on the Itratirgham .geld . • The " Sovereign," New light fest Coach to Falmouth. Ply mouth, Faster. Truro, llodmin, Fein yn, Ashhurton. Tolima, Dartmenth, Weymouth. Dorchester'. sod Salisbury. every Morning at 7; throtrali Melton, Agniinater.Hrldport, Blau ford, Stoekbridge, Salton, Basingstoke, Diriford Sage; illactrwstreand nagshot. The only Day Coarh to Weyntonth.. (drit•elb threrigif rriiktarci rottchmett only.) through tiagekot, illae*stattic, , nallisliatoke, ()recto's, Whitchureis, :Weiser. Woottrati. Cashosore. Salisbery. Rlandford 4. Dorchester, at a vast- Irr past 0 o'clock in the morning. . Pm-bets Irons it epioills to tinerntey, jersey, Cherbaltr#. St. Mellott, 4'c. retry tridgesarti dad kaitirtfiti afternoon 413 eelitek. . . • • 1..4 I: '.: : ' ••f' - • ' • ' • ..- 7.77 . ---.--- .• Broutpen. Chatha 4 m. 'Reif/Mar, Craierend. Stroud. Sittingboorne, Raiithans 4- Oaprlitge, Morning.- quarter past 7. • • The " Union," Southampton, Lymington, Lendharit Winehester, Basingstoke, Hartford -bridge, illbeknater, and liagskot new fixer inside Coach; itteryosorniqg at $ . o'clock; arrives at the Coach and Horses, and Vine Inn. Southampton. by Fire o'clock. ' This is a molt delightful conreyance to the Isle of f • Wight, Jersey. Guernsey. t. Maloes, Havre de Grace, Cherbarg, 4.c.-77se Proprietor of the abore Coach hope to receive a continuance of that: support which has hitherto been experienced since the cons meneentext of the" Union," New Light Oay Coach to Dorehester in 14 hours only, through Baysited. Blaclaratori, Biseingslohe. Overloss, Whit, auras,' Andover, Salisbury. Wouriyeats, Castanore and l itiandftird. at a (past band 7 o'cloCk in the morning. Math and Bristol Post. Coaches, throng's Clsippenisant, Caine. Marlborough. Ilungeribrd, Newbury and Reading, every Afternoon at One; arrive at the Greyhound Inn, Balk the • London • Tavern, Thomas Street, and Swan, Bristol, early next morning. , '- - Casettes to •Welts, Bridgenater,•Taxiston, and Plymouth at reduced Fare,. • . . . • l'lse 6 ' Umpire," a Hen. Liverpool fight Coach, only Otte Night en 04 Roar{,, tarrying . Four inside , spts cut Daily; id Oriel arrieii at LtverpOst nest Afterraten at .6, dare' iburn, LatAbisry. Northampton, Welford, Luttorenorth. llitnekkys• Attserstane, Litchfield, Stone, Newcastle; [suds ford, Warriagton and Protest. . . Shrewsbury, Weginiders aced Sitiffnal Light Post Coaches; every Atonality and Afternoon., Guordert. •. • , Bornstople. Sontismollon. and Creation New Light fast CaaCts.ever,y Monday, Wednesday, geld Friday mornings, at 7 o'Clock. • • . The " Rockingham," Leeds Maki Port Coach. sets out 'awry Afternoon at •TWO ; and passes through Baldoek. lityglerwade Eaton, Backdes. SOW*, Wansford, Mast ford, Greeth asn, Grantham, Newark, Taford, Markham, moor, Retford. Bantry, Doncaster ' and Ferry-bridge, ar rives at the Golden Lion hen. Le eds, next Afternoon- at 1 o'clock. in time for the Watford. ilattfax. Niipton and Huddersfield .Coaches. at reduced Fares.—Drives through 'with four coachmen 'only.—Luggage and Packager only 2d, per tb.—Notwithstanding the uncommon expedition of this Coach, it is Mowed to be the most agreeable and complete . pablie coneryanee on the North Road, being unequalled by any,othitr. •. . . . ... .• Ilarrorgate and Ripon New : Light Post Coackewevery 41ternoon, al 2, 4 , 13 is the „Morning. Glasgow, Lanyloas, Grelno-Green, Aflame. ,Dasieriee. Brown/dn. Tlibrnhfil, Salaam,' Kiln, Cannatek; lays fedi, and all Parts of Scotland, a Light 4-inside Post- Coach Daily. • ..• ' !Bridgenortls, Wa lsat, Shrewsbury, Salop, and -Holyhead New Light fest Coteekek, erery Morning and Afternoon. The ••• Tally lio,.".Coventry. Light Fast •Day Calm*, every Iloreing.el4 q uerter . before 7 o'clock. throtlgh Redhurn, Dun? etable,•Stieney Stretford, Tnwcester, Weedon, Datentry , and Outichureit,' to Warwick and Leamington. • ; The `• Exprese,"tol'ork; Searborasijk Whitby, Shield', Sunderland, NewtnsUe and iltilaburgatki-•Reir UAL Fonr inside Post-Coach. wit h-ar Canard thislighout ; sets mutt every Moran', by • was of Newark, -Atttifiord,: Doncaster, Fere,tbridge, , Taticaster.. - _Parting's:a,. Nerihatlertow, Iturlsam. Morpeth s .aad : Ofrieick,. anti w7ipes at fork the next Morning, ir REDUCIIII tigns.-.--Driren thro u gh aril d a coachmen only.—Passengers finding .thembeives fatigurf on the journey, may - rest what lime they please, lid Ono proceed seilAant ancadditioitat fare. • • ~' • . Day: . i ~. Alarlbsseongla and .:Sosiadbn, • Four Inside_ Da y: . . thro' Aldbassrs...Readiag. .I • awtheturn. Parton, L ' i ymysey, Wadi**, Basset, Ransbarg, .11isseocrford, 'ens bury aid' Maidenhead . —Driven thron gs t With one coach- The New Rogeill - Patent Mail, Boston and Louth. thro' Royston, CaoWdge. .Huntingdon. •Stiltoo, Peterboro' Deepiny, Spalding, SPiilib.N. A(ford. Grifl.4bY .YIlia!: Erening, at half-past, 7. -o'cloeh b . Stoptlgiv.-st.a asarter before 7. The " Express," a • New Light. Four-%u.kk .Irost Couch to Carlisle, •PesfriUt and Whiteliatien;* ,iv ills a Guard all the way ; passes throisgh ApPleby, liroigh; homes, Greta- Bridge, Richneond,Catterick.. Bbroughbridge. Ferry-bridge, Donearter, Newark, Bantry,, Granthade. Stamford; Vete tham, Stilton. Biggleewade and Raldock. Sets - oat to the Morning, and Perform . the Journey with the greatest Fa cility. AT lIEDUCID PARES. Passengers detained on the ,roadolify .business pr plea snit, Aave the peculiar advantage ofilf#r scats being se cured ix the next Coach. TOE ONLY DIRECT oaAch .:71) CARLISLE. • The New 'legal Patent}flail,' Cambridge thro• Ware, Biostlngfaq, li#ektand,"te Roystou, Erening, at half-past 7 o'c'oek, Sunday. 'at a quarter before 7;• Kertdat, Lancaster, Preston, Kirby, Lonsdale, Bolton, Chorley, Oresskidt and Garstang Light lost Coaches, every Morning and Afternoon. . • . The " Royal : Express." New Light . Foist-Inside Post Coach, to Liverpool, in 29 Hours only,. Ova' . Warrington, Prefeot, Conyletpu,_ Lawton, Newcastle, fladgly. Kalifs ford, .Slone, Stoford and .Litektseld, (oats! One Night on Use Road,) erery Afternoon; arrires at the Saracen's Raid inn. Dale-street, Liverpool, • next Erening. - 7'ke adrantages to l'raretters mho honour this coach with their preferencte arefar superior to any other on this Road, as the "Royal Express" Is driven throughout with 4 coach- I l oily (2 law than any other coach to Liverpool)—a ra ring to Passertgerwtoo trident to require continent ; besides the suldilloital iidrantage, especially to .routmerelal inter ests, Of performing the, journey in less time thate.any.other coach ; and, notwithstanding its cheapness, and expeditiOn, the Proprietors pledge themselves that for safily and ac commod,atiois it is equalled by fret and shall be surpassed by Rene. Staffordshire Potteries, a new Light very fast Coach, every Afternoon, to Linend, Stoke, Shelton. *Burslem,• Tunstall, Lawton . , Healy and Holmes Chapel. This is the only Coach direct to the Potteries. Wakefield 4-Inside Pbst Coaches, every Morning and Afternoon, AT REDUCED rears. Chester, Newport, Whiteelturels, Tarporley, Natant wick, Northwich and Middleivich Light Coaches, every Morning and Afternoon. Stamford Liatit Post Coaches every Morning nail Afternoon through Baldock, Biggleewade, St. Neots, Bockden, Alcor bury, Stilton, en l Wandsford. Sunderland, Stockton and Yisrm Light Post Coach every Morning, to Ike George lan, Sunderland, •AT • RE.DLICID FA RES. Mountain's ." Eicp . ress.. Umpire ind. Telly lib to Man chester, Winslow, Conglelon, Newcastle, {Vasa Wolver hats:pion 4 - Ku:Orford, New F our Inside POit. Coaches, 'l'hece Times a Day. Only OKe Night bit the Road. Sheffield and Rothcrhans new Four Inside Post Coaches erery. Morning, called " The Express." and also •• The Roekinghant.' erery AfiCTRODA, AT REDUCED PA RE Y. 7•he '" Royal Express," new Birmingham Light Fast Night Coach, in 15 kok rs, sets out (eery afternoon, carrying 4 inside only, passit through Warwick. Leamiegton , Suuthant . Weedon. Dareatev, s7 o rey-Sttatforti, and l'oweester• to the Saracen's Head, that Strec., RI rini lighaiii. erirly the ne.r: morning.—/birth through mitt tko coachmen twig.' The " Express" a New Light l'ost Coach tu Hull, Lis- .; rain, Northearc, Ronde* mid Doncaster; -erery morning.l at eight o'clock to the Cross,Keys, Market Place, Hull, and alto the " Rockingham" in Um of fernoma at 2 o'clock. The Hitifeld. Irg re. ,friyqlgiiipo aid Ckesitunt• Coach. Tritteetitia aid Elintottlon Coaches daily at access, half part-tsro. Pt. - aid etyll'ekloet.' ,• s e •• At Rbtillted INTIM. to Lane, Vent. had RiMeaster: thildeftested*Paeltegeeat oely . filet.tptinee per V,. ~ ILA. MOUNT/1161 and Co.. r e epeetfulty auguttint diem. virdends anciyitati . Public, Viet - obey, will not be accountable Tot boy Pe rieb PalSellene bitgicaga, Writings, Plate, of tatigeihixtrtfrd Pgats velite, ititist..stolan, or damageit tamp *Meted ,dO. such, . and the thou/mice: glii4 fur a: cords Al e v a i l it i ibi garacen's Read Lou, ! Skifitierltreete S2I,W 1-i'l, - . . ... • ‘, . - NA:sFIWICH WHIG CLUB., ---.0...-.7- On Monday. eveni n g last , the W leig Clnh of die town atsd neiudibourbood of Naetwich held its Third Aniiiieriery Meeting at the Crown Inn, in that place. The Rey. James Toinkinson presided, and the Vice ctutir was ably filled by John Williams, Esq. of Bonbury, M. P. Between litly and sixty Gentlemen partook of an excellent and elegaiit dinner, consisting of plenty of game, and in short of every tiling calculated to pleasethe eye or gratify the appetite i washed down by wines of the lira quality. Among the company we noticed (:orb (slice. G. 'Milk, Big , Foster Conliffe, Esq., 0, Wiltitattant. seq. Elei s rles Wiekeled, Etq., .hi., . 10,tveoport,Rsq.. 11,11. Lawton, E.q... Rev. Willo9glche Crevre. Air. W. Tomlineon, Mr. W. tetullosintAnn. Mr. NijOit, Mr. Coiner, Mr. Yottn We1..4. :John Williams, Hi. Mv. Boni from liaodbach, Me. Mil: ditch, Ice. . After the Minn! lonian to the Royal Finii y, the Rev. Mr. 'r.iniinsion, President. and to the memory of Mr. Fox, 'Viet of the Vice President, Mr. Jobs Williams. M.:1 0 . (Jr. Lincoln. followed , on which that gentleman prole. and retained things in an Cie - tient speech. in' whiCh lit bit' occasion to remark on the hackneyed tail before in every. ilayitn proving people to abide by "the wisdom Of theeraueett.„ tors." A modest request, truly, observed Mr. Willianie,. for ns to make a surrender of our own re.sson and expire-, Once out of compliment to those who had gone helot* its.— , - Fte had alluded to a change of circumstances, soil Im meant. more particularly en ificrease of wealt . ! and intei . igence In *bat life teinied die middle ind' ftier orderi, as contiii , ted awl ropttetted with alma plect.rof trOr inatitatiints which alone erported to gife.the. .p f p µ lp. a, direct r,::are in tbi Government thi-daglaille'srietiintsi o f,teprespOtation. The extent 'and cupidity Olthis Chiiiilfb; hOrever, o'bvi &A; nift hi ..di driest reties titon..bitho•ttlittile.Lfitilid, to Make its. dui iiii,pression.With.the exception 9(Atfitiwktre in t 4r!fir IA . s had there hero any thing like!' ? They would allow hire et' s remind them briefly: in the rig 11711. the trade oith the United States (then.the Colonies) wad eery nearly as great as the whole world at the beginning of the century. an 1 the .rapid strides Inside 'since they themeileset hall- witnessed by the ascendancy of British capital and perseverance.-- About the middle of the last• century. Mr. Burke Isa,l obstervttil (he, Mr: W. believed truli), there was °War one inland navigation. upon which tonnage was regulated lir Art of Parlinuient.Theeknevellowthe case was now.Vi II ages they; am springing up, &those villages growing into totes% - MON, as tied been and, like the rising of exhalation, theta ;the grwloal resnit afprosperons industry. As to the spread- Long of information, the case was stronger still. The Peres literally teemed with production. of every description to meet the craving appetite C.r information. They knew how by every species of publication, froin flying sheets fl , 'WOW octavo, and quartos, the curiosity of the public Was fed. It was 01004111 an extr.seitlissiry eircntestaner, that in Paris thirty newspapers weredaily printed it the be. gisining of therein...ll7,6os. He hattligtele seei id a • papal ac Journal a eelculatiothmade apparently Withlematadeir ,i, awarding to _which thre:iislitioal ',wallah ill iiiielmad At eredistifisesiw Pettey to tins plivepordott of'3o'4 - T. very quantity or. the reading demonstrates its ipiesilisig sod extension. Now this 111411 Of 111:111fitr Rill itelusule had, as they knew, sprung up long since' any provisina Made for representation. Nay, It is certain that thin very growth and increase had been almost ed chisively in the' ivlass !Most unreprettente I of all. Was it jnsr, he must ask, that so large a poticti of the national prosperity and intelligence should confirm* to remain out of the pale of the Constitution? The 'Crowe. retained itstrue diMensiOns and proportions. The aristo cracy remained, shorn of none of their privileges, hot on the contrary with numbers increased to something like the growth he had been adverting to. And what was tlife tree glory of a King of England? What was the pti is of the Nobility? Was it the bauble of a Sceptre in thes one case, and the gewgaw of a Coronet in the other ?-es No, sorely no. Bat it was that his Majesty had the hoa x : of being the first Mogistrat--the first men in a conntrie possessing such spirit. enterprize, and knowledge, as has not been surpassed. The pride of the Nobility i••• that thtiy• enjoys' unenried precedence in . n nation %titer* there is so much sueritin the ranks below them. But is either the one or the other honoured by the dishonour ati-I dilparagement bf those, Whose descent is the chief cause of their • elevation ? Was it just, :he . toust•-:re peat, to stint and famish. by continued provcriptionse he would not say the roo ts and the trunk, bet., the very ,branches, on which flourish the blossoms erieicls. attract the gase of ordinary, hetrould not Odd. yolgar, admiration? But was it safe that this quarrel betreetiad the theory and the practice of the CortiAtietion should rove into anopen repture,withont an-attempt to reconcile theii:?, Can it he supposed that this active, intelligeiat, spirited.: mutts will continue to respect institutions Irons which thttyl are excluded? Will they be content io that share of OW Government which cunsists merely in contribuittlel to its necessities •hy taxation -not of their • ems' imposing? Will they be s itisfied with a tepreeeatatletx . of .typee.dnd Agates? Can i ll ...Name . of. the. Hove ref ga p eimismobs satisfy then, whel t see _iiite PpiiSpos Jro 'their eiktiOoti stel,litisiatsPwait.: tert thole wheats spill, or Onteillingio listen *resat*, it leek open tk.ir, ilet: la fact. What was the its* of Aie in that sriSoNi of tr•obles waio ended is; dire • of..flissiley'tho burst ! Hid tAatlll-fitted. brOnar • Cli a leance say twirtfahtitireisf \ -4.- his prerogative . beyond the rac - tietemso,pmceleitasf ((we're times? Bat the Englishisten of thpst thy* were not koo tent to endure • grievances, merely because they teaced.tFujie ti-scent froM the Tudors or Plaet4reneta, or wit:e.wil e ll a lo epitaph to bad, because their ancestors had Margret', i Was worse. On the contrary, they Were:willing to wart their SOiereign in the A eta to dispate and fesist to., it would have been well for him if he toold An - tiMe.hive discovered, were) antiquated preensions, •Tunety arrange-, ment aed,couspromise, is bat a treaty with as 444 power —late and extorted confession, a surrender, et , dis cretion to a victorious 'and irritated. enemy; .(Wiiich Abe presumed was the 'reason of (if he remembered) lad Chatham's declaration, that if a Reform of Ate Houle - Of Commons cant front withdet, it would ireWltli is 'vepteatice.4 I f there be any froth, generally;_ in the kegoligremosta., as to the !Whey of resorting to ever l 14i,t entail Us s. . keep alive an attachMent to, liberal-IN:lirislet and "poptiar. institutions, there was not!ung Witte present ettnusattio to disisinish their weight. when *iv was avowed ly mile( 1 upon them, and; be grieved to. add, with success.. On the health of Mr. E...D. Dataxpaar [whit siraultj that Gentlemao arose mid ;spite nearly as follows . :-;- Ile, principles of our AssOcikiois lesielrelleettse rible illastrat . ii.i,.: I heal Maly to sly a *eta . of two- rerrkEting_their appit-t Catkin. ' Sinfe'dur hat .Cnltieersaty flfeitifigtfiai 'eriiidltiots, and 'tittisfeets of, rite cOit'efri have titideegetti• e_eolasi detable improvement, isf. ergch ',rejoice as si4erel, as the greatest Opfiralit or londeit trumpeter it lewbotts< ;Tory host. We owe this chassis partly to the irmit aseetibles, energies of. an industrious, intelligent, and citengterti - :.it people, itml partly to a 4trensoils and persevering Opposi- • turn, which Ires•ferce I Ministers to abandon a scribe •cf tuitions 244 oppressive taxes. Rdt; Oentlenitn, I 'cfn • iiirs.j and I presume from your presence hero, thatyJn.:ad bitty Consider this gleams of sunshine as t4ciitt, to. ejtoi...ihet Memory of the, storing., gri:!vances. ..ataittsfeinies ,copse : ' .qttent upon past niiagovernmeitil /Oe,.j.s' . everi ils. of common prudence knows thit what 41 beep may he igaln,.; and takes his prerentive tneastsees accordingly, so everyi pretender to political knowledge mast. be ,aware, that on' lung as there exists a majority in Parliament, representing; iadividnal rather than general interests, so long moat o'.:l' [ loafer and liberties . remain a: the mercy, of. whoever: 'tifsaiteeito be the :Minister. Fut my part, lam perstfallsdfi dint ifitttielet(iona were snore fresinent aid lese expeitiii‘ and if our salaried t:ipreientatives were fete • MU/serape" a verygnsiliatikavinsant %tepid be the coeterfieticet. L 1 should this, upon exotrinient, prove insodlcient,:ygr eta lava ether rmlearers•hs thi • increase of the 'iletitre. frail. ckiee, 611.1 hi egaa'litinp the reprisentatioa. Otone this r. isoweier, I cossets Ott to be Pe mtaded. rramkly, that sites a 'the people give evil ere upces sit pessitAa ocestifStis of their .Ivitire f.sc., i Moyle, that Before'. can Oevec . .pke 'Piece. liet *lfni ,be . 001'11p4C1414140: 1 / 1 Al , 10 0111'114: 1000 . 57.: it is lageentu ti, to atliect haw we areviegra4,ll a , •. , Wed ilaristd. eraPO riSVs p* iaipl not trnf.4tily;, , ts g e restorers Of "pivots:no ;_we has; been and stili,are . Ilia- I tiOse Alites of ;hose who hare efe t tinoye4 the,fr.se,,Wooefifx• leissnisif ktaly, Spain. insk . r,Pritlo 4 4:4• 44 if .4gc , ',bl. l a 4 .!ra got ikeiliailir foiled.. 4. the co.oibraWiao Austo ;ptiiiager. i 50 7 5, Fr if f l a c t l l er r t r r e, a p g - 4 0 r i l i ti o4 d:a . a; i aa mi ar hi la t 4 akast: A .o rat .tri tdm om fry ie4 ; .os To e r t op,* .edone chtitspalcuiwte/A to tielight.everg 000 , itt i. ..A t .1 . 1 .14.4 018 il0://tIPIE .14.Siiie*/# 1 11: 4 0 ye the 4+r;ag s 4 tsc44. • peas us! the,ftgattral age., 41,1144 i t thttse tauhle ciepoctotit of *,tlie . ..ilittstftpqs t lint., 2 Ibisnitt,,Joa es figkivitgA, A Fir4Y ' i.4St i ri in a 4 istitidlif 4 krrfgt hi.. sialkff - . , an 'broken heart to oar nhqfee, 5 4kler oPtNt tellSoVirlitar_. We !P F4'4 l fM 111 K it tnic ; ll.heY4AErllTel.iiiie fli4fillit't ;n'eCe. anvil/4k tiedl'ltt liiklPlfllioltddiselftidiftitsitYpi t esta t s. t te'land. 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