The Statesman. — London, England, 1821-10-20 00:00:00

Bib and Bristol Post Coach. to carry only four inside, laugh Rending; Marlborough. Caine, and Chippenham, 'my ilikarekg at a quarter-past 0. j Dab and Bristol light Post Coach, every afternoon at L Bib lost Coach, in two days, to carry tout inside, 11 04 u . Reedits', Marlborough, Divines, and Monday, Wedoesday, and Friday Mornings at 9. Vault is chiefly intended for the accommodation of -Pleillss. Invalids, he. who cannot undergo the fatigues of . dal a distance in one day. liighton light Post Coach, through Reigate *id Wh ile, um Morndeg at 8. ,_ _Cheltenham Original Post Coach, to tarry only few la . Nikilweash Henley and Oxford. every Morning at 7. Bognor. and Petworth Post - coact. Mond a y , pli = r iad Friday Mornings, at a quarter befor e _ 7: Dever mai Canterbury light Post-ooach. every Teeing Str=t—Ditto, every Morning at half-put 0. and Guildford Telegraph Coach, through Raw., i lutheriteed. Claedu and Horsley, Tuesday, y. and Saturday Mornings at 111. I N l te, through Kingston. Ditton. Cobham, and Ripley, is I *Way, Wednesday. and Friday Mornings, at 10. Healey Coach through Maidenhead, every Afternoon at 1, Illiaday excepted. 11.1111ehmapton. Arundel. and Petworth Cue. Tuesday, Tharatay, and Saturday Mornings. at half-past 7. ]ate. Ramsgate, Deal, Sandwich, and Breadstairs Vit Pod-coaches. every Morning and Eveciag. ,__. Oxford Light Post-coach, through Healey , Be. eve r y liming at 7. 11Permaimith new and elegant light Post-coach. the Refl. tutor, to carry only four inside, through Kingston, Guild lord, Petersdeld, and Portsea, every Morning at B. tasekes from Portsmouth to Chichester, on the arrival of de Mail, through Eamworth, Custom, Be. to Bognor. Streedwater Coach (removed from the Bull and Month,) ;Omagh Abingdon, Faringdon, and Cirencester, Tuesday, i'lltaraday and Saturday Mornings at a quarter before 7. t, NORTHERN COACHES. pork. Newcastle, and Edinburgh Cotes, and to all ,*its of the North, every Morning, at a garter past S. Illialituter, Laacaster, Kendal, Rodtdale. Headers/4d, illiallami„lmedaflillifax, Rotherham, Sholleld, and Nor , wish he P141,- , i Illsidatheo~Coach, sets out every a ft ernoon at Ivo, ' 7 11 e1Ilitg feu inside, aid paean through Warwick. Learning- Daventry, to the Saracen's Head, Bull-strut, Bk . out morning at ten. d and Wastage . Coach, thrugh Maidenhead. ' and Harwell, Tuesday, 'Thursday, and Saturday * ' • al7. Ita ,__." Poeat-coult, through Orford sad Chelsea ""'`t a_ ev ruing at 7. C To Twlekenharn,Breatlerd, and kkeeeellit 1iNt714 . 841 7, Wednesday, Friday, said Saturday. EAMES sad Co.. Proprietors. Parcels sad Packages are safoly . and vapeditionly IS ',eyed tram this lan to every City, Town, Tillage„ 11l , _Vesetry Seat in the following Counties. viz. : —Barka, Radial. fl;Wevall. Devon, Dorset, Hants. Hereford, Glenileehle• Katt Oxford, Somerset. Surrey, Sussex, Wilts, Weteelaset Smith Wales, all parts of the Isle of Wight. Jersey, Gaeta- INT,. and all parts of France • sad to all Parts of **North. 'i s Take notice, that no pa ckage, smatalaing glass, china, ". I _. elm. plate, cash, or Rank notes, however small the 1 1141 e, will he accounted for, if led er damaged; nor any t ether panel or passeagar's luggage, of more than S. value. calms speeldsd as such when delivered at th•ollee and 4114 kr accordingly ___ tifr Neat Pose-chaises. Be. at the shortest alike. A" MAUL'S PATENT SEVACITING IN- J IiZTII4I3. of CLYSTER APPARATus..—Tb• Ap- States having excited the litigation sad wreathes& of the . 6 01thadiest stessis Loudon %lead Pais.. it, is als000tot• • duty to recommend. it to. the l i tthUe ;10. 1 a 6110 4 lase tilled in their •esdeavours to proms et. the freemen, of person* they bay, stelttes woo the it IS clooirottthot azi future. spruesom mist b•o u l de " 1 4). O. Griot Il.ydet-street, st. deassolt,. dth.ftsidsocit of issestoe. Mrs. Dowd II 9 0 Mr. Daniel Tulle 1 1. Mrs. A. Dozat 2 2 0 Mrs. Vulliamy 1 1 0 Mr. John F. Dort 6 6 0 Mr. J. T. Voiliamy 1 1 0 Mr. Lewis flout 65 0 Mr. L. A. De la Chau- Mr. Alphooso Dozat 66 0 mette 66 0 Mr. Henry Dosat 22 0 Messrs. Wissaad flip- Mr. Edges.) flout 1 1 0 ley's... 10 10 0 Mr. J. F. Maubert 3 3 0 Mr. H. Petry 1 1 0 Mrs. Maobert 1 1.0 Mr. J. Petri. Mr. H. D. Maubert 1 1 0 Mr. J. M. French 1 1 0 Mr. Jas. F. Perrin 2 2 0 Mr. S. Lewis, Hemp- Mr. J. L. Prevost 22 0 stead Mr. James Morris 2 2 0 Mr. A. C. Guise Mr. V. F. Rican 10 10 0 Mr. J. Rapp sb 0 Mr. Francis Wise 6 5 0 A. 8.. tic b 0 0 Mr. F. Rougemout 10 10 0 31r. S. Momod.. —.. 1 1 U M. G. Rougemout b 5 0 Mr. R. Mount, Ley- M rs. Rougemout toustoue ...... .... 1 1 0 (Clapton) - b 5 0 Rev. Mr. Pons - I I 0 Mr. Joseph Trueman 2 2 0 Mr. G. H slanted 6 1 0 Messrs. H. & E.Rosset3 3 0 Mr. Wm. Haldiamod, 1 Mr. T. B. Ferrers I 1 0 M.P. - - 55 0 Mr. Henry Bacon 1 1 0 Mr. C. Morris, jun. b 6 0 Mr. George Tatlock 1 1 0 Mr. A. L. Prevost 3 5 0 M. D. F. Humbert 1 3 0 Mr. A. De Ribau- Mr. David Tend 11 0 Pierre ' - 2I 6 ' Mr. P. Vascher 1 1 0 Mr.N.M. Rothschild 10 II I Mr. J. L. Peschier 1 I 0 Messrs. Gandolti and Mr, H. Myllus. jun. 92 0 Co. - - 22 0 Mr. A. Guignard I oBy Mr. Jacquet, King's Arms Mr. Martinez - 1 0 Tavern, Oki Compton-st. Mr. J. Messer 1 0 Mr. humeri . 20 0 I Mr. D. J. Humbert 1 0 Mr. C. S. - 05 0 Mr. W. Fatten 1 0 Mr. J. Baire . 05 0 Mr. James Cazaly 1 0 Mr. S. Pittet - 00 0 Mr. Daul-1 Weguella 1 0 Mr. F. Fillet - 06 0 Mr. Lewis Warly 010 0 Mr. L. Mapon - 0 b 0 Mr. F. flouter 1 1 0 Mr. A. Payoud - 010 0 Mr. L. More • 1 1 0 Mr. P.. Ritz - 0 .11 0 Mr. F. 0. Berger 11 0 Mr. C. Breton - 010 0 Mr. L.Blancheoay 1 1 0 Mr. T. Coludet • 0 6.0 Mr.Joho Henderson 1 I 0 Kr. L. Gaadin . 0 5 0 Mr. Henry Read 11 0 Mr. Stelaer - 02 6 Messrs. Whitmore, Mr. R. Bramwell 0 6:0 Wells. and Whit.. Mr. F. Bonny - 0 10.6 mere - - 10 10 0 Mr. L. Potterall - 0 5* "Prom twenty youag Mr. H. Matbey - 0 .6:11 Gentlemen at a Mr. J.L.A.Zehender U *0 &Mona theoeigh- Mr. Vlsse - 0 .9:6 hoorhood of Lou- Mr. F. Hogwash' 0 5.0 des. feeling for the Mr. W. G. Paa - 0 9 6 distress of their fel- Mr. John Malin 0 1 , 0 low-creatures in a Mr. 8. LeabM - 0 2:6 Foreign Comsiti. Mr. D. Margot - 0 2,6 and boplog that Mr. D. Jaccard - 0 26 their example may Mr. Alex. Ramiez ' 0 5 0 be followed by all Mr. Gaspd. Touroler 0 b. O the 0 chools about Mr. Resales - 0 9.6 the Metropolis." 1 0 0 Mr. Renard - 0 6 0 Mr. J. J. E. DaFerre 2 2 0 --- Mrs. De Ferro 1 1 0 S 9 0 Mr. J. L. DeFerre •1 1 0 At Mesen.Thes.lo•olln mlui Jeato of Xight Co. A Children - - 110 0 Swiss Soeiety(Beeelit Mr. A 'bail Wetly o'lo-0 Club) establhilwl in • lis.J. H. Farce .0 10 0 tbe,yrr.. 1703 -21 0 0 lir. David Piffard 1 1 0 Mr. Francis Du Bois 1 1.0 Mr.*. Demote 1 , 0 0 :Mr. Louis Coeptesie . 2 2,0 Mr. J. J..Zorlta . .2 2 . 0 Mr. Charles Moan) Mr. L. M. Simon 10 0 'Petermand - 1 1, it r Mir. ,F. Cseadea, •if Airoimorciatumwe . 1 . 1, 0 , °east& - - 1 1 0 Mademoiselle Henri- Mr. M. Huguenin '1 1 0 ette•Jacquet - 0 10* 111r. , Aelelphis1Pesteur 1 1.0 14r.J.J. Romer b .6.0 IlhodessoiselleLottise • Rev:Frau. canning -Caries - -81* 6 AMR - 14* ,441tellim..ef.gesti•fu Dr.. L. rimy - 0 1016 reuessbranee 0(a • Par: tlesel:llPDewall 1 • I, 0 Limy is :MX Impel; at 2 .0, 0 iffiagy.aa 11.4- 14.Ja.i.lawir • Siotdeit 2 4 9 - thdrimits - —ll '6 0' 'oll6l.B44l4lodetijsm. ll -.11: 0-, 96 16.0 Rhymer, John Barbour, Andrew Wyntoun, Gavin Douglass, Allan Ramsay, William Melton, John Home, James Beat tie, and Robert Burnt ; and is embellished with Por traits of James the First, Ramsey ) Home, Beattie, and Burns. Part it, iodides Lives of James the Fifth, William Dan bar, Sir James Inglis, Henry the Minstrel, Sir David Lind say, Alexander Barclay, Alexander Montgomery, Earl of Stirling, WiUh. Drummond, James Thomson, and John Oswald ; with Portraits of Sir David Lindsay. James the Fifth, Drummond of Hawthoroden, Earl of Stirling, and James Thompsop. Part 3, includes Lives of James the Sixth, Sir Richard Maitland, Arthur Johnston, Hamilton of Bangour. Hamil ton of Gilherttield. Samuel Colvin, Alexander Ross, John Armstrong, John Ogilvie, James Macpherson. and Charles Salmon ; with Portraits of James the Sixth, John Arm strong, liantiltoa of Bangour, James Macpherson, and Ar thur Johnston. All the Portraits are elegantly engraved on Steel. Among a variety-of other original and interesting mat ter interspersed throughout, are the original words never before published, to a favourite old Scottish Air, and a Song by Barns not in any of the editions of his collected works. These Memoirs will be arranged into separate classes, making one dam of the Poets, a second of the Historians, a third of the Philosophers, and so on with the various other denominations of character. The Lives of the Poets will occupy the First Six Parts, and be furnished with appropriate Titles for binding, so as to form a complete work by themselves, as well as a part of the whole; similar titles will be given to each of the other classes as published. This work will be of a pocket size, nod published in a se. An of monthly Parts, probably about 40, each part consist ing of 190 pages, embellished with five portraits, executed in a now and beautiful stile of engraving, by which every print will be equal to a first, or what is commonly called a proof impresdon. Past brill be-published on the first of November. CetiileUlVON THR WORKS. " A Collection like these Lives. seas a desideratum in our National Literature. We could follow these Memoirs one by one, and dwell upon the names and works of some of them until we had perhaps exhausted the reader's patience and °Grown powers. We are persuaded that the pubic will appreciate this elegant little work at its due rate ; for oer own parts, we have been much delighted with the entertain tent It has afforded us."—New Monthly Magazine. " The Lives of Eminent Scotsmen, by the Society of An cient Scots, is a little work which might subdue even the na tional antipathies of Dr. Johnson. It consists of short no tices of the biography and works of the most distinguished wet of letters of that nation, written in a very pleasing style; and its moderate price and convenient size bid fair to render it a familiar pocket companion. Amongst tile's's.- tides of most interest In this part of the work (Part 1.) which is devoted to the Poets. are the Lives of James the irirst (of Scotland,) Ramsay, . Beattie, and Burns. To the general English Readoksigis games as . Barbour and • Wynton are solapiratively neknown ; but he cannot fall to be pleased with the manner in which they are here introduced to his ta venraWe notice."—TbloathlY Vag. " Although the lest oft .contains biogrephiss,only of persons who.are so veil kAcec,n. that it ,inight he supposed every thing realpesoff already bees pubilsbfti. yet we here meet wlso many sew facts, some new prodoetinna .of the authors. and am •oligionf estimate of the Weals. and .ehneneterof each isall:Si s . We are not led into the Area' % .of epee biographers.' eft* Is an , original memoir. i lls much so in stile meg es it no other ;Literary Owes. P 6. It may be faislystelathatlatb•Firat Putts"' Tieg urge able tangle. • Otteheateet -tertewlter into thwatiNgst then to **if) . VOlMPirilrfahlPAMW 000 n%4 ezegu l o ll ." —rLiteannalitibit -lAndfin, : Nitteillieykomasilloy,s. 7. Ludgate-hill (from ralPfit_befk"li l lt:ar is aelot.by /Neer gait OA Mitten ; . , Pi. 4. '(.4't V - .. • AN . •E , its ist4 , o 4 ••to-lic , . _ Otp • T •• • • ~. Plum 9sysie Parma. Fl . 1 0 MANUFACTURERS and 011/11 VANCICS ,ill be made ea DAMMI M WARD GOODS on Coasigameat to the Oar Hots• imam, pest laid, E. D., Beak Ge IMP OWNERS, SHIECHANDLESS; CAPTAINS,, AND OTHERS. - • Criasseadiaand Loop Gans of various Celibirs. a wildh last sad two Jolly Boats, Main Vase. Spars and Dry Oasts, Farniture, listens sad Maas, Weal% TO BE SOLD BY AUCTIO , By J. J. HOPWOOD. _., Premises, N 0.140, Wappbtg, en Tustin mast iollowlag Day. at II for HI precisely, by °rills. of lyr Sheriff of Middlesex, 1 1HE VALUABLE STOCK consists a ;oh Damioneits 05 Cordage& of various %2Mr4 Pounders, Six and Nine Pealed Shot, Cainister Shot, Herpes! COL IbM41.11___111•141, SOO Tacna, Chests of hand Amu. a wan, We= ma am Boats. Mats Yards. Span, Box Cempassas; Wes - - Provision Casks aid Stw , Crates et WM* farMaad Tea Fete, as varies, Effect% • . The Housirnota Fut:wrung emaprisesiiiitertity 4400-- " Tent Bedsteads and Fansitares, seasoned Goose Fes- Beds atul Bedding, Mahogany Dining Tables, Maho- Parlour Chairs, Piano-fortes Coasting-hoes. Desks. Carpets, Kitchen Requisites, capit al Force Pump, Stoves, Range. Fixtures. and Effects. be viewed the dey prec !ling and on the Morning of and Catalogues may be had on the Premises, or at I. J. Hopwood's, 117, Chancery -lane. 'TOPE ORATES asd KITCHEN RANtiES.-- 4. EVANS, Stoveandßange Manufacturer, Fish•street rcspectfelly solicits the Nobility and Gentry who are Ating or furnishing houses to an inspection of his most extensive and fashionable Stock of DI1ING•11001I. Parloia. ' Chamber STOVES, Fenders, and Fire-irons, adapted ter for the plainest or the most magnificent apartmeet. from Is. each to 100 guineas and upwards. J. Evans par- Thrly recommends his improved KITCHEN RANGES, perpetual ovens and steam boilers, calculated for roast boßlng, baking, and steaming, on principles of mono iy and general utility, allowed to be inferior to none ever offered to the Public, at from 6 to 20 guineas each ; a larger apparatus, for taverns and extensive establishments, from W. to 1001. each. Baths, closets, halls, staircases, essorr• 'tories, &a. heated by steam front the back of the kitchen loge, or by means of a separate boiler, at a very trifling expense. Roasting jacks on the newest and most approved principles, for kitchens, camps, and ships. Warm air *roves. h ascending or descending flues, for halls, warehouses, shops. A very elegant variety of japanned and paper tea- Nies, tea and coffee urns. plated articles with silver raount patent dish covers, and every article of culinary sten on the lowest terms. Patent French LAMPS, for din tables, sideboards, &c., in the greatest variety. Mann factory. I. Fish-street-hill. (corner house,) nearly opposite MONVLIRNT, Loudon-bridge. TUESDAY, (30th THIS MONTH') •Ali s REF. PRIZES OF 'LIMIT THOUSANO PO Awl So other Capitals, . ALL STERLING MONEY ! Not Two Blanks to s Prize ! Z 311.000, • ;he First-drawn Prize on the T..: 3 lay of • Draining. and J. SIVEWItIOHT re4Sikst the Pnblic's fa • yours at their Old and Fortunate Ogees, 17. Co" ; 38, Haymarket; and 11, Holborn ; wiltsft they 11c a Skates Last Lottery No. 4,481, Z23,00g sad where t h e base been very successful in lb* Dab ankle RIM. Zio.ooe FOR THE FIRST-DRAWN PRIZE, NEXT TUESDAY WEEK, SOth OCT., ('Pots Mouth.) BISH having stated the Scheme at fall lingth, I • invites the attention of his best Friends the Public to its principal attraetions. It consists of the whole 90,000 Tickets in one Lottery ; all the Prises of which are Sterling Money ! There are not Two Blanks to a Prize : and nei ther Stock Prizes nor Classes. Three of £30,900, and 30 other Capitals. Tickets and Shares are selling by T. BISH, 4, Cornitili. and 9, Charing-Cross, who has sold more than half the Thirty Thousand Pound Prizes that have ever been drawn; and Prizes of £91,000, £90,000, 210,000, &c. In the very last Lottery. *** The Price of Stooks is sized. hourly, agalrst BISH'. Osce, in Cornhill, by which the Public can see the fluctuations. GOUT, &c.—No, S. OLD BAILEY, Ludgate-hill, London. 'VIE SS RS. THtI3IPSON and Co. Surgeons. &c. challenge the world with respect to Gout and Rheu matic affections, having discovered the only cure, in the United Kingdom of Great Briialn and Ireland, which they will prove by ocular demonstration. Considering the prin ciples on which it acts, it is impossible that it should fail ; to be brief. it liquidates the state of the fluids, corrects thy gross impurities of the blood, removes obstruction to the remotest extremity, removes the cease of pain. prevents the chalk-stone gout, so called. from taking place and gout in the stomach;) in a word this extraordinary Remedy has already performed miracles as it were, when all other mesng have proved useless. Thousands who have experienced the salutary effects of those administrations. are willing to come forward on oath. if required, to testify what has been done for them. etc.—White S wellings, Contractions, and Enlarge ments of the Joints, cured universally, if not more than three years standing. Cancers, Ruptures, Strictures, Drop ales. Abscesses, Ulcers of every denomination. The roost respectable References given.—Messrs. Thompson sad Co.'s abilities in Surgical and Medical skill. are too well esta blished, and already made manifest to the world. to stand in need of exaggeration.—Letters, post paid, duly attended to. N.B. Advice Gratis from Eight till Ten every Morning. . - . daL ' . - , . • V nN; • • . . i - -. . • . . . • 0 74:1"1A -AA-Ctit I: II i • ill el : . ' •.'.' ~ _ ( . ,_\ ) .. . . _ • • • ' ill) .. . . , • • • - ~, k ~, N. %. • ,'S \ ' . .. '' ; ‘ll . . • - ) 1 '* 7 .P . i 1 ' 1 : ' \ • ;! 1 - 11 .?. . % L C ' 0' . . ~ .... • . ~._ . . .. ..... . . . . _. , . . • • - • .. J . LON DON, SATURDAY; OCTOBER 20, 1821. . • , • ...v 7 -,.- . . ~ _____ . . . . ~ . 4 7 rk. Coon for obieb 11411PDS* j#ll is Ay Field, era srawar died is Me &lOW !" - g ' • • it 41 96. • • or sNutto of ... the HOY.TIAN TOSIK IF MIBMOIRS of HER. MAIESTY,, which WINS BEAVER HATS, only Slso—These Hats T° IseteevesiblW.—ThlProtrlear ilfair 2 llll 4ll2 , ' stab T wilitilfebehb'beriblished ma,Noveasiser the Ist, gad 1 are so boaidifid In appearance, and seediest is their V idassilbommi tool/wee. s gratiledefeethe peat en- width will be wellies by Mr. JOHN WILKS , jun., trill rebels. that they are is atheiraGeo of all who seethes.— TURRI gr 40...................„ **Piddle seliberally bestowed oil Ws daring contain tear Private corresp ondence with several dials-, .Every mat is vi tia t e d. pause Silk 0.1361.8a..,abich will Hope. a i r =se, sad' has thtfirleallero to •aintealati• '*lt geltheilindividitals;—Part of - the intended Case of Rearkid- . outwear two of KO lemma silk hats, charged at the same (*ow „,..i.„„ e minglogist aerie of whit hike,* theta potion ; Thelhdfleace.eolleeted in Italy as herbehalf, and price. Will retells elide &goer touts lest, mkt all weather, - - --- Irr i r a . . his former exertions. that ba has ifhi* did ant arrive it Gamin England; sad. ether Fasts and never spot with rile. To BM 0 did . 4 -to gratify lb& rettersity eh sod Doaments of State Imperials% SS 1 1 14 11 as Her l i ra , sull,s , ate r u c ciau.suest. HAßag as ° "lienaties". ll / 2 " 111rellg i * PP G ' Caasoa Aatie/1110. ton the Cindiiint. a mmo. le the former Illthibitlia he' has introdieed --.--- sou in Was. tipreeentleg the Mowing gene- t . .. . froliPrillia oellbPPlitise. on the'redeeed nee of • tams COLONISTS* * * TRH BRAZILS. 4 . • DUKE OF WELLINGTON. Cooks ppainoN. mil gogrosobss, MIL Pelee !NAM. with a' Portrait of the Duke of Wellington, *Nit Tat Adjonnwd Meeting kid this day at the • - Fart . * of ' halm, ussepslos• ofibeenterloramilaterierof A • •. 09 the /11111 HS PSRCY ANHCDOTES, by SHOLTO and e a u dembeess ituipsaispoltos, are in the doe pro- City of London Tavern, , wole: s =reitrieed as to give the mooteoneet JOHN ALPHONSO DOKAT, Esq. is the Chair, K Kos p r, elements. far the RELIEF . of the SWISS COWNISI'II lit the BRA- 1-1-11Xlatit I REUBEN PERCY, Brothers of the Benedictine Sheri i oat Bangers containing Anecdotes of War. rrki; • egi a wow stab Tsurie. in the Isle of PMllreol most MS, the following Roper' of the Committee appointed ad do h.," • , r illia liwk of the a wing Work, as vad"- se es - TA ii imar g i sitigeil end painted. Works on TheeedaY 1 64 was Lo eead nion 7 sopeasolor 27. 1292. toree Part .liii kiiiissilmetrof i , ilesanrrt; Portrait of W. Wither- a lai/e nd er r iiisiillarimutes is also represented, stone lb/stone. ''114111111111.1. alOkfrian Tomb in Gontion; with an REPORT of the COMMITTEE appointed ad interior at the IL Antidotes of ELoevence, with Portrait of Lord G dat im iT T ' m !Vweek •t• rtlket the °vigil of the Arch"- • Meeting held on the ellth inst. for the purpose of Ismaili, g gat i lma el the Medd of the Tom of Pseud*, which b..i. •Inlte the Dominos broaght over from Rio Janeiro by Persit'Ausedstes of Yetrris. with a van Per• r..... roll:sot bees pa %owe the Ma* will die listed , Mr: SCHMIDTMEYRIL relative to the lamentable slim- trait of Relmenchefise whim, meson twilit. Giot t o s, The 0 eossipisse UM of the Tomb. with ,._ • lion of a Swiss Colony formed last year in the district Bast. and Te gisc r t: s. empla enbsumbui, in ' oble. ell g" C o- of Cants Gallo. (Inserted in Tao mamma Pon of the. Part 4. Anecdotes of King Grottos Tee Twins and his tit er E l lbe.lailhe4rdne properties*, will give a ems- omit september.) FaStyr, with Portraits of King George 111. and King ono; Ohlsa of the= mentions. nee One Shilling. The following Resolutions were then unanimously adopt- George IT. Carpet Y Ail. The takes this early opportanity Part A. Aimedotes of Eirreariuse, Portrait of Mango v . mange i es of Setexce, Portrait of Sir J. Banks, f ROM file Increasing demanti of this much ad- h § , r t. That the following Gentlemen Part S. Anecdotes of Heaoisx, Portrait of Marquess of . that tbe ,Ess ypti ta an c T it om o b F will so R be im ili ps. y Closed a t po :b ev z o t .f tb A e fr ß o e r : g rt ß o e f i tb ie e f above - mentioned Pa ise rh. n 7. Anecdotes , aid of rehrusry„ 11;120. . . sired Sates for all sorts of Fish. &c. it has Induced That a Subscription be forthwith entered into for the par- Smith. burg and in other parts of the Brazils. „„ 4. D. 1.. Agassiz, F.sq. John Lewis Prevost, Esq. A ll uj 'a d r eses t 6..Aneedetes of Carrivivv, Portrait of Sir Sidney Bart. . sa to 1 Mr. J. Pickles. AL) so myna his nest grshosi sallow. J J Jam a oh mes nesF Ca rrranced ze ie n sr e im v e e ks , perra j bem un. in E .g sg Essq . 4.. Vincent Francis Rivas, Esq. Part 9. Aaedetcs of Jortice, with a Portrait of Lord erext i et T n n: Honda Warehouse, It. 'Newgate-street, (where the • IPrg iOy_ iwiettvi lie . U se gNa pplied Y wi " th W th E l LL' s and at all ils other O sat en s u " ine to the Pehlke for their kind patronage, and et the time beg, !flee t° acquaint thetalluit it is sold by all Gilend Italian Wareham's In Londe., and by sae or Alexis James Dozat. Esq. Francis Rougement, Esq. Elden. Rev. Alexander Starkey. Part 10. Anecdotes of Portrait of the Enrich Shepherd. and CI either be appointed a Committee (with liberty to add to their arm- Part 11. Anecdotes et Hewoutt, George Colman the at fret ber) to take upon theasehreethe entire management of this younger. deals' Subscription, applying the same in such manner. and tt . rongh Part lit. Anecdotes a Iwsoixarto N , Portrait, Sir Walter with p 141 agents In every Uwe throughout t he whatever' may appear to them most adviseshle. Scott. ing, b sitsd re l l aZl ab om That the Committee be requested to make known in Solt- Part 13. Anecdotes of Fiazi.iev, Portrait, Marquess of my ar [ O6 .; mane, moue is genuine *Mess signed “Dinasore and Serlancl, at Paris. and in other parts of the Continent, the Hastings. offero too," and the Proprietors' seal on the Cork. result of this day's Meeting, and invite the Swiss and bane- Part 14, Anecdotes of Furs Aars, Sir T. Lawrence, „ par To Merchants, Carafes, and others. it Is particularly re- retest persons is general, to concur in this charitable Sub- K.B. Mi. t 1 sismatided for shipping. as it is warranted to keep in any ace ipti mi . Part lA. Anecdotes of HOSPITALITY, T. W. Coke, Esq• vatori Oleale. That Mr. Sehmidhoeyer be requested to take epos% himself m•P• raoge - Part 18. Anecdotes of Tug BAR, Thomas Denman, Esq. exper the charge of Honorary Secretary to the Committee. • ANGEL INN, ST. CLEMENT'S, . M.P. nrinci STRAND. • That Messrs. Dozat and Co. be requested to take upon P a rt 17. Anecdotes of GENIUS, Portrait of Robt. Southey, • with 1 ItriltßAL OFFICE, FOR TRAVELLING AND CON- ' themselves the OKee of Treasurers to this Subscription. E " . .or sly VEVING PARCELS AND MEECH ANDIZE. The Chair being vacated , Resolved , Part IS. Anecdotes of IMIPVIRSVC, Capt. Murray Max- sal ,,, THE following MAILS and other COACHES That A. D. L. Agassiz , Esq. be requested to fill It. well. lags, go from the above Ion: That tbeThanks of the . Meeting be given to John Alphonse Part 19. Anecdotes of Tue PCLPIT, :ter. Daniel Wilson , ids. , j Paris Royal Mail, via Dover, Tuesday end Friday Nights, Dozat. Esq. for the able manner in welch he presided over A-M • net ti Pad 20. Anecdotes of Limonite, Portrait of Robert f ac t o , et teelve. ibis Meeting. — Adjourn e i l . Pereueotith and Gosport Mail, through Godalming, Pe- Owes Eso 7 The Benevolent Contributors to the abovementioned ob- ~.4 . 1. -.. . . thel A otes of BeszvoceNce, Portrait of Mrs. " 11.14 and Portaelt, every Evening at a H P.rter P ast '' jest are requested to pay their Stsbleriptiens into the bands rr n. — ' Sunday et half past 6. Oa its arrival a whet sails to • Isle of Light, t. 4! eon rey passengers marmo t s& wad a of Messrs. Whitmore. Wells, and Whitmore. Lombard- ' .._ E a Coach sets off teChichester, through Dmytlnk II worth, &c. • street ; Messrs. 'I homes Coitus and Co., strand ; Messrs. ns i:a na rt rta. 2t. Anecdotes of EXILE, Portrait of Napoleon Bo- Tali avant ' ilamnsersiey aid Co. Pali-mall; at Lie yd's Colfee-housel Pad, Part is eomplete in itself, and sold separately, price rto any Member of the Committee. by whom all such Cita- es. Bd. Gloucester Mail. tiros Keeley. Oxford,. and Chelters- every Evening at a qArter-pist 7, and Sunday at half- r 9 itable Donations will be gratefully received. List of Subseriptions to the 4th of October. lover and Canterbury Mail, through Gravesend, Chat- err. J. A. Dozat 110 10 0 Messrs. Bovet Freres 1 1 0 sad Fever:them, every (weed at a quarter past 7, and au. a, D. L. a issa l a 10 t o 0 ma w Doom - t M•barfale 4 - Free -fiumwaraealtadrt r- Mrs. Agassls are conveyed to Deal, Margate, tailgate, Sandwich, Mr. Arthur Agasibt. I 2 0 Mr. Mars Macaire.. 2 li t 0 I 0 11 'Mr. F. Seadon, E. I. e.; and from Dover, parcels are conveyed to Fotkstone , Mr. James Cazesove 4 4 0 ' H0u5e ...... I : te.ilythe, Dinichureit, Romney, and Lydd. I 1 0 W IV $S Mr. Henry Cazenove I S 0 Mr. J. De Lord .. Milford Mail, through Carmarthen . Liandilo and Haver- Mr. J. Casenove.jon. 2 11 0 Mr. 0 Blandford 1 1 5 • tadwest, every evening at a quarter - past 7, and Sunday at Mr. John Commove 2 2 . olkpost 6. .._-_. is_i_...l n-.. r......A. t.,. waves, matt ten, inside_ lira. nnvat 0 Mr. I. A. Droop lO 10 0 Mr. A. J. Dezitt 10 10 0 Rev. Mr. Enmity 12 0 Mr. Daniel Turin F. r LIVIA Of SIIIIINICNT. iCOTIS St EN.—Wita 20 1 ) Portralic j I With Five Portraits, Part 3, Price es. 6d. Of Mill OF EMINENT SCOTSMEN, by the _." RAU Society of Ancient Scots, re-established 1770 ; con- memo% with Urn of Soottish Poets ; being the First of the Series of Original Memoirs of Eminent Scotsmen by the So- ciety of Angier* Scots, now in course of publication. NE: part 1, iaelades Liv es o f James the First, Thomas the IF 1 0 1ik...—..... I.L. 1/...1.....AAwmur Warntrinn aside BORRIIIII. 1 CORN. -THR HARVEST. (FROM • CORRISPONDINT OF TIM .DUIBLIN uo*xvto POST.) By the Corn Laws of 1815, the limitations for Import of Foreign Grain lira England, and relative value 111 Ireland, are as follows, : Wheat, 80s. British per qr. equal to 491.11 d. British, or 535. 3d. Irish, per barrel of 20 stone. Oats 275. British per qr. equal to 17s. 4d. British, or Irish, per barrel of 14 stone. Barley 40s. British per qr. equal to 4 4 28.10 d. British,, or 245. 31d. Irish. per barrel of 16 stone. Rye, Dere, and Big 535. British per Qnarter, equal to 335. Btl. British, or 365. 51t1. Irish, per barrel a 21t stone. Some weeks ago, we looked with much apprehension to the opening . pf the ports; we were then, and are still, fully confident, ;bat the sapid'', grown in the United Kin dow, is fully equal to the consumption; yet it can not be denied that the Harvest is not so good in qnality, or perhaps in quantity as the last, and therefore priers should bear a.correspo.nding advance. We would there fore guard .tfie- fernier against the arts of specntitors, who would raise the prices for a moment, so as to Oen the ports and inundate the conatry with Foreign Grain ; sr, on the other hand, when 64.1 ed in that,.wlionsay vie penis, the 934r4•et to an upreasynable degree, 3 a4 th ere by secure to Aie n i se lr e s a cheap . stock at home. 1u tins season, the fernier; in biinging forWartf Itis a prodtice. Views to: have to steer between high and law, pitzes; ' It sbOuld be recollected,. also, t' gat the potato* er..tp, this ,leor, sk ip's% pitetiful. is inferior in quality. to last .yesr. Hay is deficient L et Jeast one. thirst pr. the lot yepes crops.. ; Bot..pn, th,iokj he t tomer an*Y4elCßect•NreOblg 1 6 1 14.4 1 40.11 , PPIcrtivqms , stock unw.pit wits. 1 E! . 36. • ••, _ I , -.:,._ . t 1 54 ..~