The Statesman. — London, England, 1815-09-23 00:00:00

- . 0 . •• ~• i • t i , „....._ ' • • e n' e 4 11k .911- • . . .. . : • . • - - - Z...:::. - :0:4.11.17.."74.7 . 7 ..:.."1" ..6 •lb 6 . . " • . • ' .. .0 .... ^. '‘.. . . . • .. . . • I " ;(0" `, cs .• - • : . .... ) C a..a r 1..,,.:...,, , , a , ~ 1 , i tt . ~ . •• ~..., ~ ... .‘ ...,_ ~,!,„..... . . ..„ ...„_„..........„______,..„... ~ No. 3002. r - LONDON, SATUREM.Y , _SEll l tilfig 23, 41;15. - PRICE 7d. . . . . ~. __ - - .. . . " The Com fop Oise 4/4ters•ins lea la Me pkt, 4 11 4 l!itimer. 1 1 i0 1 ..•* the, sfageid 1 " . NI in :r 3. N I is It THISATRE KOVAL, DRURT.LANK. T IS present EVENING, Sept. 23, their' serynnis will tserfrosa THE HEIR AT LAW. • TO which will he added. THE MAGPIE; or, THI: MAID OF P.ILAISEATJ. Principal characters hy Mr. Mundell, Mr. Dnwtnn, Mr. Pope, Mr. Barna , d, Mr. Knight, Miss Kelly. Taesday,Loser's Vows. with The Magpie. Thursday, The Sieze of Belgrade. Boles. is.; :Second Price I'. nd.—Pit, Ss. &l. ; Second P r i ce , 2s. Lower Gal:ers, 'h.; Second Price, Is.—Upper Willett, Is.; Second Price, 6d. the Doors to be opened st halt put aut o'siuk..lo cts hsW past sia. • " ' nur4T4._CPAft,ets'PQPPE.NGE. • sti .*, • THEATRE-ROYAL. COVV4T-GAIRDEN. OS MONDAY EVENING, Sept. its, be peef..em• 8.. KING RICHARD TUE THIRD. • King Richard, Mr. 1. L. l;dw'.rd. ( heing his first appearance on ft Motion singe). will To whirhviill he ;11e4. THE AIAGPIE, or THE MAID. Gerald. Mr. Fawreit ; Evernrd, Mr. Bairynetre c Henry, Nr. %Ism!: Benjnmin. M. 161rley ; Jitstice 11( the Vittinte,, Mr. Illas.chforrt ; Alitrtin, Mr. Lion's; Bertrand, Mr. Atkins ; )Ir , . (4.1/aid, Mrs. I):teenpor. ; Annette, Miss S. Baulk. Wednesday, The tichnol for Scandal. _ hoses, 711.1 Second Price Se. 6d. ; Second Price, S.—Lvrer Gmlitry, 4§. I Second Price, Is.—Upper le.r Second Price. 6d. ' Plnre for the Jinxes in he taken of Mr. Brandon, at ad Box.office. flart-street, from ten till four. A I'mite Hoe twit, he had nightly, OD application to Mr. li and ii, at the Box-office. MAGNIFICENTLY ; NOVEL LOTTERY ! NIX 15,000 TICK E'PS, which have the Chance II of ALL the Prize!. in the following SCHEME, of 20,000 k. B. this arrinvnittit the amount of PRIZEs is in ere:l-rd ONE-TIIIRD IN V ECK:above whal has ever ►eforeenrirkid n Wheel with 15.000 Tickets, it'd the THREE PRIZES of X 50,004 each, and the FOUR PR FLYS of each, MAY ALL 121 L DRAWN 77'Hr No vEmBER. SCHEN! E. 9 .. Prise. of • • Xsoxoo 3 per Cent. Consols‘lso," 4 3 8...... •• •• 4 LOA) (MIN 30 .... 10 FORTNER . 517.11SCIIIIPTION 7 MeArs. Ramshottom sad linveriaock £26 5 0 rux. hatch, Eaq. 5 .5 0 Mr. Goeriz 2 2 0 elsaymers, Esq. 2 2 0 Rev. Charles Morice 5 0 0 Mrs. 1.;01.0 • 2 0 0 i Walt) Long % 1 7 .,q . '4 2 0 ehsries A n 0 Three Subscriptiothr S 2 0 10 40 '0") 200 (Into, .. 100 Money, h 0 ditto, 35 ditto, 10 e,400 Q,l 00 90,000 ‘20,000 84 13 0 ? . g a Amounting, in St.ek nod Money, to £314,100. - SHARES. as well as TICKETS, of ALL the Stock Prizes, will receive their proportion, transferred to the Holders, slat out any Deduction nyb o rr v e r . Tirkets and Shares are sel!ine nt DISH'S, Of enntraetor'r Olbers. 4, Cora:kill s :and 9, Charing. Cron, London' who Shared stud Sold. in Il,e Coniract just ended. No. 2.657. a Prue of £4.'.001), three of tax, and seven Golden PtiZeb and in the Lottery which ended in April. ALL tbe three Prises trr .t Parish of Hawks , head, per the ltett. George Park £35 9. -;,• From n few Frien6, New Chapet, am mouth, per the Rev. Mr. C , ,ritwiell 5 15 6 Long Parish, alias Midnletint,neur An- d ver. by the Rev. Robert Cole 21 0 0 The Rurslem Sunday School Selo Tara 10 2 6 Subscription in the Cool Kiri/ of Over Penver, Cheshire 57 6 4 Per Rer . C. B. Haw kins, Vicar of Leo knor (without UpperH oil division) per Messrs. Cozens. bankers, Wiiiiingion3 0 0 Prtrisbes of now, Ca pri, an d Sollrre tt county of b 1 shc Rev. Henry A. &Minaret 2 11 0 Parish of Llanheder, by the Rev. Robert Mourice 8 3 6 Remitted by ditto, from Messrs. Shar man, Dawson, and Jenoer, Church. wardrns, collected at the Church doors, after n Sermon by the Rev. Henry Plimlev, Vicar of New Windsor 84 Remitted by Messrs, • 14.rerso VIZ. Wm. Girton. Esq. 10 0 'Messrs. Wins & Co. 5 0 Unian Coach Com. • lousy 10 10 Jahn Hatch, Esq. 2 2 Miss Jeffrey 2 0 Mrs. Macriab 6 0 Mr. Wm. Bailey 2 0 Mrs. M. Ha3es 2 • A Friend 2 2 John Seeker, Esq. 2 '2 J. Burkeridge. Esq. 10 0 Mrs. C. Backeridge 2 0 .Wm. Thomas, Esq. 2 0 Mr.. F. Howtrey 5 0 John Itilev, Esq. 15 15 Wm. Ri.ey, Esq. 5 5 .losiah &limy, Esq. 5 5 olr. Eduard Saiith 2 2 Mr. Waptaff • 2• 0 J. A. De tue , E , q. 3 ' Robert liroon, Es+ 5 5 Miss Brown 2 2 lalftbra. Al.l3eao and Son 2 2 Airs. ,Clark 6 11 Hem.% Blown, Esq. 2 2 Mrs. Lockman 2 2 Mr, D. Smith 2 2 3lrs.,Hunter 2 9 Mrs. /Croatia 2 8' ktho Hewett 2 2 Thomas Moore, Esq. 2 '2 J. T. Aitnit, Esq. 2 2 ' Mot. Henley 2 0 Mit Williams 2 2 A friend 2 Thirty-three subscrip dons 32 8 A PROFESSIONAL MAN, who through an ex _t it. 'mist practice in the above Disease, has beet) yn fortu aute ns to di-cover a Medicine that i. an InfAihle Cure for Consomptions; by which Medicitte he has cured many when given over by eminent Physicians, and whew in the last stage of rt Consumptittn, attented with conga, spitting of blond, and edemntinis swellings of the feet, &e. Though ti.e truth of ibis assertion MR, be doubted, the Advertiser is happy to say, slutt he has it in his ponce to trfrr to those he has cured, and *hen given slyer by Kerr of the first Professional Men; he iberefire aiw publitly offers it to ►hose who ale labouring un der thi. a:Meting I)i4t-at.e. Letters (ito4 paid) addressed for A. B. No. 6, Great Qnrher **reel, Neu-road, Mark-te bonne, LON 14111, Nlli haVe lIIIOIC kite attention; nod where otirmiance is riven every day ktioudays eiteeptcd), from k to 12 in the forenoon, Collected in the Town and Parish of Kigh. ley, York,hire, by Mr. B. Mho% ' and remitted by iließev. Throdine Dury, Nect , r, % iz. Win. Clo%ton ' EN. 20 0 0 Sugden, Esq. 10 0 Rev. Thee. -- Dory, Hector 5 5 0 Mesgrs. Jo' and John' Mr. i. Mr. Joseph. mi Mr. Thomas Car • U Mr. George Richard- WTI 4 t 0 Mr. Joseph Green w nod • 2 0 0 Mr.*Thornts Smith 2 0 0 COMP Mai 14.4 COl. lefli Ma • • 46 17 6 Collected in small cams 25 4 6 NEAPOLITAN DEGREE. —.......-- Ferdinand IV. by the Grace of God s K ing of the Two Sicilies, &c. Besides the other dispositions made by us for se curing abundance of grain in this our capital, wishing to procure the introduction of foreign corn into the port of Naples ; . On the report of our Secretary of State, Minister of the Interior, we have decreed and do decree as follows : ;• " Art. 1. Whoever shall import foreign grain into Ititis port of Naples, from the present period to the dose of December next, for the purpose of sale, aball be exempted from, the established duties of leustoms, and shall receive from our Royal Treasury a bounty of three carlins per bushel (to/nolo). A, 64 2. Whoever shall import into the said port grain from abroad with the above-mentioned view, from the Ist of January next to the end of February, 1816, shall in like manner be exempt from the duties of customs, and shall receive a bounty of two .carlins per bushel from our Treasury. " 3. Importers wishing to enjoy the said exemp Ilion and bounty must, before discharging the cargo, LOCK AND SURGICAL DISPENSARY. I make known their intention'to the Intendant of Na- His Rout' Highness the Doke of York, President, and the ! following Committee df hoveroors : • pies, and to the Director-General of Indirect Taxes, Earl of Leitrim I Colonel W - . J. Jones, M. P. who must employ a pe r s o n i n th e i r c on f u l ence. t o as- Earl of F.grsmont Joint Intouche, Esq. M. P.. certain the quality of the grain, in conformity to the Right Hon. T. Jones 1 Colunel•li. Clements, M. P. Rt. 11.m.11. B. Sh;•ridan,M.P. Captain James Hay. I preceding articles, in the act of di s charging it ; and Frog. Col. J. Harry, M. P • I • 1 upon his declaration shall the said exemption and Surgeon, Mr. Kiernan, Memter of the Royal College, London. , bounty he granted. r fill E Patronage this Institution has receiied,• for I "4. The said importers shall be allowed to &pa- A. the exclusive treatment and Cure of both Sexes, of ' sit their Grain in the public granaries of the municipa with Venereal Complaints, anti their dreadful consequences, as , lil y of this city, or Ire private granaries.. • strictures, debility , ulcerations, lice. conducted coder the ma- 1 nagement of the first professional abilities, will satisfy the Pub- 1 94 In the forme + case the use of such granaries lic of the high merits or Mr. KI ERN AN'S plan, and Wit by it ! sh a ll b e gran t e d t o th em , f r ee of ex p ence , till th e t he inconveniences of Public* Charities are avoided, whip - A the end of• June, 1816. yidnig and unwary are protected against the fatal delusions held out h) advert i,ing pretenders in this ht-troch Of practice. since I "5. It shall be free to every individual who shall 10t)004oppeared by the Amnia! Report of 1814.5431 patienisof 1 have imported grain in the manneralready mentioned, bosh Sex. s, have heen ceredovithoot confinement or injury to the • constitution, nod with!. delicacy on& secrecy hithet to totknown • l'to sell it to the public bakers, or to private invidi at any of those have laboured under the most complicated f.,rm; duals, as he shall think meet. of the disease from tea to twenty ,years. The hist sympt oms I 1 " 6. It shall , in like manner, be free to . every one Yield bit Mr. Kiernan s treatment to a few days ; and wh ere . appearance of debility comes on, too early application cannot iof the said importers wit' to export his grain, in be made to prevent the danger that may ei”.u... !'whole or in part from the said part ; but in such case Mr. Kierunn may he consulted by rinser Sex, with the he shall no greatest secrecy, at his private hou-e, No. 21, Low e r Ci.:.r... lotte-street, Bedford-son:ire, from nine to twelve in th e man- t er . jo y , on the quantity exported, the premium above-mentioned, but merely exemption _lee, end,fronv six till mile at night 1 to whom letters arid • ther e•pnuoutietttions, from town and country, may be addressed, and front the duties on export. will be punctually answered.c F re ii t , a fi r n i , e .p s , o a t: 1(. 1:11: i : ,hibildit:pisatretrasleioift, arethe This de; is, pnbi:sherl, price 4 '. hoards, . ;. By F..K ;emus, i'Sefoll4 Mei impr. Treatise on ,the Venereal Di,e a ,e7 ad eri n is.d it i . en 9no i,.,qe faP i r : c e :Z al I charged with li r e execution of the present decree. t sig....a) • , FEO ttIN a NF). . Sold by eherwood and Co.,,th l'aterwwer- rap; .Highlev ! By the king, '• TOMMASO.DI court A, *A 5;,,,, 174, fleet-street; Ciditiw, Cr••wo-ceurt, Soli d i and . :14,C.Liel Scot t , t of ! Inc.. by all gthcr dookvellerf. . ' ' - ,Si Nalics, Ana, 1.), IFF.)." ''T ,t 120 0 0 Ster4Etions of the ' ration and in hahshants of Nrw Windsor. remitted hv I .llt s,rs. R timi bOttiona tind Bove/- stock. viz.. Corponition of Wind - bur 31 10 0 169 16. 6 Suh•rriptians are received nt ; nt the City of London Taveiti, ;Ind by all We bankers of the Metropolis. 2`2d September. . J. P. WELSFORD, Secrotary. • `~~_ ::~: . • WATERLOO SUBSCRLPTID N . FRENCH PAPERS. City of London Tavern. Sept. 41, - 1815. • ! . --sap..._ AT a MEETIfIG , of :the GENERAL COI- , -FARM, SEPT. 19.7-The convocation of the Chem -l i : • MITTEE this day, . I hers, is thn'. ard uous circumstances in which the ne t pane, Sepremher Pl. Iris allowed on all hands that .Fouche has resumed' JAMES MANGLES. Esu. in the Chair. • .1 lion is placid, forms an object of universal fin e ' , • • A • • • . ~ 1 which proves that the - public view, :in• the existing- The Treasurers reported that the ammutt.af Sub-, ! Government, taken Kra whole , the guarantee of their' iris ascen d ancy over the tutu spirit o f our amiable Monarch. ; Louis XVIII. is not however the first of scriptions made and received at (his place, on the nth inst.. is • 5162 ' 7466 if S •' Security ',mid welfare. - , There, is a rentarkable . tl d ießourhons who has suffered himself to be govern. That fihe amount invested is-reloo Lang Annuities. , Minister alb much hated by himself 'as. the 169. stn 9 per Cent. reduced Ann. fereace to be drawn from this sentiaient,—nemely , e b y a • 1 'whole nation. Louis X 11 1: who, net witlistalilieg •• • ' and ; S per-Gynt. Giripols. ' that for the 04 time since our political broils, we . . he despised Richelieu, was under his dominion all. Mir. Alderman 11eygate was *titled to the Committee: - snjey a ttily RePresOnative Goiernmilie. Certainly, . . it never occurred any •to suppose, lite to- tone . that .. his life. The privilege iron heads for so of these . , 281 h June. -At the General Meeting at this place, Resolved. Government was complete under the empire of Bo- themselveshist . nrian_s sometimes denominate great htntesmen, " That a general Stilmialption of all this es be upentd for the ~_ _ lr . _ i s by subjecting the mind's of weak Kings to make ppe rat ft e n c runa 8,..i. lit of Inc r am ib es.o f the .brave oAre ,, Hop. ite, Nina the . preteeded representation of de, feared by the people, in the tome of the aari c Privaie. killed, a n d at the wounded Sufferers of the ant. ;nutmeats contributed nothing thereto. It was per t fectly telt, that the convocation of that illttsory re= ARMY under the eurninrsnil of the illustrious W EL- Kings , to whom, in reality, they become objects of ntative body, which for some time was a cont LINGTON, in the signal V•rtory of Waterloo, and in the . prese r r • and their art , is to persuade their Sovereigns several Battles of the present Coitipuigh." descene*necessary to rising tyranny, was a mere granted solutangimny of absolute power, and that the in- that ' tero without them their power would soon cease to 40th Jaiy the Licence of the King's Letter, • • .be obeyed . To govern, said Voltaire, fame is even hy the authority of the Prince Revue, to the Archbishops , e e 5 . 5 , 0,... more necessary genius — this • eteinplitied its . Map ll Collections are al.• tttkio4 minder their. dirty:lien, he: th e c i ,. 3 . t r t I the people had nothing . . to gain from the ful- . . gY. of voloolary Suhrel'ipti 111 l iin their Chnichel and Parishes, fitment or non-fulfiltuent of a rid icu l ous formality.— „ seater in i Cardinal': Richelieu, who was but . an ittaifferPtit for the relief of the 'Officers. NMI CO*ll9liiiiiMel. Oliter 4 9 NM Now, on the con t ra __ -.. prose as well as in terse ,• yet he c aused to Privates, trft•rers at Anterl o o, of the BRITISH ARM Y ,' contrary ; the want of this convocation ' wilder the coinmord of Fi,;id.Mirr,hal' the Duke of WEL- Ifelt the %tintandthe K' • s generally, . stry, even ing, .the King's '*it'd his own ; :whiles be respected poser the immortal Corneille, so famed for his Ktrat I. • WIGTON. oar, Rho of the pIitiSSIAN-ARMir.-unOer the j can no . mere dispense with.it than the people: It is Command of Fled-Marshal Prince 13LUCII ER. le ts scarcely knew how to govern his own booses r n , solely by the accordeece of their pnited wills that our i hold. Fouche's talents ere held in hid.. colisCulerav The Committee desire to receive immediat. Applications jastitatici , --i p will be c onso li dated , and that we shall at lion, from the Wid,wv, Families, muldependent Relatives, ad for And his address and • manners are still snorts A , last taste the fruits of 'so many painful experiments, Orphans, of Offirets.and Solders killed, aid from 011icers -•,.. than his talents I tl keeps in ; le constan y and 'a compensation for so calamities. •, rhug power ful .. . shred, or severely worming, and Privates disabied,or severely ,• many '1 requisition the literary talenti of • Mi•saii.;:Gai at, -1 , .- 'minded, who have recovered, and may be certi fi ed mat • ilis- ;It is ttto Boorbofts;Who have first made us ac sainted charged ; bring vends to tpte.sd in ell such cases, and to afford, I liberal idea ;,.. Remenarcl , mid Jay. It is 'confidenily beiieve4 where %wilted, ai pre•ent essiirance and relief; in part of that 1 with it it the Bouthons who have that I ha s ' hadthe address to flu de the Kliig re pc a ..: 9 994i4 h may hereafter be determined on far their cases reppec- ;brought them back A ufter being nearly effaced by Ike ' ;without him his reign would be bust of :ikon lively %Own a near calculation can be m ad e o f the extent of 1 Ong traaruy of Bonapevie ; and it is by the Bu r b otis ! Ow '. claims: and of the amo un t of th e Salvia ip films properly ap- , duretiou • that he alone knows the resources. the I that weave invited •io 'gather their ' first advantage', 1 • plicahle touch relief. : ' d ' haction s of the Iter.Slul undtritCOwstitutiosOehieh-is:the Work of our King, . stratagems, an •t he secret . Amount of Subscriptions made and received at this I iiintitila Ind'ihe' Emigranis,. many of whom have It woilid appeav al iffrovidence had.wished to show place ./16.3,ns lls. 841.1 ! beets inlits pay these fifteetryMirs; that lie tlone ears us, :that nations could not change.,.qteir.e lit etl_sys • .• '' a i • - •' 7 1 iteP.theniAtawe by the fear Ihey,•stand in, th at:As tem.at,haAarfl t and that the) , caanpl, pro . fit 11 the .. se', leo ray - ea i their past actions; 1. t . is . slid, that he changes,loisevir Usefial in otheif f"espeCti,- 1:1 - ii in 14 - 1 1iiii'lteseried in a secret d e of known oral to trim. far a t they are Consecrated-by legitiniite- .u thority: • 'OO, titi's . :kep'ores . , notes, and at-respondence of retire Whit-is - Wow remarkable, however, at this mantis th le s ne wooisf these persons:: The following arses. ordinary period of Our history,. ip : Shat reciprocal and I date - weledtbet little comment.. At the4.rotoin of spontaneous cession 9f rights, : and prerogatjess,which : , the Reuerbonits% Feucheouffected so weds. iiiicer• the governors and the 'governed - never till now ma de , f.nettte . ncs, 1 0 ..L eit j a ,ILsifial,,,fpr hpOing beie an and which appears to present an uhcothmon 'Spectacle, "r accessivi• .to Rae datath - of '!iii _lamented brother, and a "object of study quite'neir.to v ie r p u bli c i s t s; that & r eload' King; ‘i.s s ii kid "Midi designed bins In het, the King has been vesteyestio us; by here. : for hits Peet* 14/61stee; ii.et • 'beard to say, ditary right, by the national wish, •Isy. the. cealitien ; „ What a pity 'that this men should have been a of all Europe interested in re-establishing the eternal. itegicides. There., is indeed but li.ttle. steed of bases of Governments ; and far from availing himself ; teen an ecknowledgeient from Fouche to of this mighty concurrence of eients, Which' pet'. believe i n dire c t (l ter) . Report" 'on the sit oati , -41 of milted him to seeable the preponderance of the power ;France were his itoductiona, sr rather his Seese. of the Crown, he comes with the , intention-of adopt. :;._, i y a M r . Jay,' who: is even a cleverer man thew big all the liberal ideas which tend to,increase, at lbw . , his 'master, although only in the situation of a, expense of the royal power, the p r e roga ti ves of tne journalist. Fouche would make it believed con nation. • The assembly of the nation, on the °due°, these secret Reports which he was obliged hand, enlightened - by refolutionary (tenger', try - tire esc arps ' evils .of anarchy, by the history of all times, -and to make to the King, in his *Wolohan se ,!dills. especially our own, meets with the n u t les s manifest ster of the Police, that they were stole , ' front . him ; let him name then the dishonest copyist.— intention of fortifying that central pow er , w hi c h can ; alone save the country, at the expe nse o f . every se - 1 What punishment can be severe enough for hint who steals a State Paper, intended „ewes orifice ; hence then there results a social combination, the light ; it is surely not less than treason infinitely fortunate, perhaps unexampled in history, ... use King. But a Minister of Police in Fri and which will mark a most memorable epoch in Ears !lick obliged to speak the truth. The folli ropean civilization. The people wish every thing „ however, is suspected to he the feet: befet for the King, and the King for the people ; and t his ' actual resignation of Fouche, he read to the emulation of attachment is the.certain pledge of our ; i his two Reports, in which areeasily discernibl safety.—(Jouenal des Debuts.) designs of this Minister, who to keep his scruples not to confound the dangers of himst his party, with those of the King. After h. these notable productions; the King remarked, several passages seemed likely to give offence t Allied Sovereigns. Let them then, replied Fot remember that in their Manifestoes they had prom, to separate Bonaparte from the nation, 'and them, that their armies are felt a serious incon , epee in your Majesty's territories. It was agreed that the reports should be circulated wi, signatures, and thus serve as hints to the Allied vereigns, who should be left to guess whether were or not official. The vain glory of bei plauded by his party might be another mots giving publicity to these two reports. The of Fondle is, at any price, or in any way, the Allied forces from France, and to detach i. them any of the Powers who appear disposed protect the integrity of France, against those are inclined to dismember her of her frontiers. thinks that with the French army, which is dispersed than actually disbanded, and the the population who may yet be animated love of national independence, they might ea. led to go against the other hostile troops, and the Dukes d'Angouleme and de Berri, to • military glory is necessary, would attach to selves the nation, if they happened to be sect in war. This is cortainly the policy of Ft who may positively be considerectas Prime 51i: rather that Talleyrand. Ptrk, Sept The political horizon here begins to be once ominous of storms; and es the Mitish arm: leave Paris in about 10 days, nearly all the E •families are on the wing, in the fear of some impending commotion ! The accounts from the •of France are so terribly afflictive to all gin minds, that the Government here are afrei•l to , lish the Bulletins Avignon and the Departt ^de Gard, where they have mas.:.icreti Cie Protest; without mercy, and, as it should seem, with ou t intervention on the part of the Executive Pow The friends of Bf , naparto chuckle at all this. Parisians say, that the existing Power here have turd imprison Marshal Ney upon a charge of treason, bat that they dare not bring him to tri Tiny talk loudly about the Police at Paris—but have suffered the most insolent and aggravating upon the naval officers of Britain, to be pub, and sold as a caricature, in all the shops, n takin7 any measure to prevent the 'abuse of .2 oil decency. This caricature is erected upon a labs,. _ . Is Wm. Chassid' Ecq. `2O 0 0 Mrs. C. Rockeridge 2 0 0 kr Letters (1 , 04 prod) addressed for A. B. No , 6, Great Qachee. Wan. Sugdert, ' Esq. 10 0 0 .Wm. Thomas, Esq. 2 0 0 street, New-road, Mar's-re bomse. Load ~,,, will have imam late* Rev. Thee. _ .... wary. Mrs. F. Hawirry 5 0 0 artionion; foal whese istieridance is rives every day (Sundays ' R eno , 5 5 0 Jahn Riley, Esq. 15 15 0 a Is excepted), from It; to 11 in the forenoon. Messrs. Jo I Wm. Ri.ey, Esq. 5 5 0 and e TUE BLACKING MONOPOLY EXPLODED. • J,,h a t• . Josiah Sarney, Esq. 5 5 0 ale. Edward Minh 2 2 0 IA Tr is now certain that the art of manufacturing Mr. 1.. Mr. Wag-tuff ' 2' 0 0 i x LIQUID' BLACKING has reached the acue of PCR- Mr. JaHlept. _ ti J. A. De Luc, Esq. 3 0 0 C Mr. Thomas Carl,- U ' Robert Brown, Es+ 5 5 0 I sect 10e, that th ere is and has been st conipera briort en I Miss Brown 2 2 0 t ": 11 :d Blacking-makers, which h is Riven a •ur to (lir iiiveil Mr. ieorge Richard- t. , ti , d.. and ire can rear , . actual esprrierre say. l int RICIIA It I) 4 sun 22 0 • Messrs. M‘Bean and lc TURNER'S BLACKING 'MANUFACTURE, in the 1... u• j hlr. J h ; p . . Greco- Son 2 2 0 11, don Road. Southwark, .bas our decided, po•feretice. over any l nod oie 2 0 0 Airs. klark 6 0 0 we have yet seen sir made trial of,. and it, qualities we feel - Mr ; mow ran excel. and frierfrier rim equal. • Thomrs Smith 20 0 Henri Mown, Esq. 22 0 Satisfied are arch as congregatiriard Col- I Mrs. Lockman -2 2 0 REAL JAPAN III,ACKING. 1.-colons 26 17 6 Mr, D. Smith 2 2 0 r.hlrs„llunter 2 2 0 Salon at the Mansion house, before the Right Hon. Lard C l :l u illed in sma ll/5 4 6 'M rs. Kermit ~.2 8' 0 4 ' . . Mayne. June tfl.' 1615: ........__ 1 Miss Hewett '1 2 ti Richard Turner, 111, London Road, Southwark, in the 4 120 0 0 Thomas Moore, Esq. 2 '2 0 C. may of Stares.. Rlackine Manufacturer. makeih Oath and .. . . . J tions of the IJ. T. Aiton, Esq. 22 0 snio., ih .t the REA I. JAPAN BLACKING now made riad liz: , ( 4. ration mid in- - Mrs. Henley 2 0 0 sold by him, in his own proper name, at his Manufari'" , in habit:rts .of New MM. Williams 22 0 e the London Road aforc.aid, continues in be made by she same Windsor, remitted A friend 2 0 Q 'mot kno.o, who have hi.herin been employed by thii Deponent d by Messrs. R. 1111- Thins suhscrip- in his liiisine; , s. and is of the some . qualit v • in all respects. as 6 bottom and Bever- I tloas 32 8 6 tli.ii which, under she name. o f Gl:Oaf:3 DAY and -II ea aif . stock. viz.. ----- RIAILTIN. has for several yetlif l a' s post, ho'en Preivived "I". eCorponition uf Wind. 169 la. 6 said at tar lipid Manufactory, in Sixpinny, Shilling, 'add bur ' 31 10 0 1 Eighicenpeany Bottles. a ; • d i e) _ Su . b.criptia b ris Ba ndar l e t r ue eceiv e a r l , L o t d t s i . e rs a ; .. n e t r the City of London CZaft....77 , t , Ta vern ; mid yal k 11 1 . ,„ pu ti,. 4 4 • REMARK.-Nlerrhants and Shopkeepers supplied with the 22d September. . J. P. WELBFORD, Secretary. r above Mho king. with six smooths 'credit. by rotate-sing their ° coramools to the 11 uichouse, .where a single Bottle may be LOCK AND SURGICAL DISPENSARY.. 11 lad as a sample. s His Rot al Highness the Duke of York. President nod the Agens.-Birch, F a xel v ; tabor, Slortrblidge ; Owen. Bead - following Committee of Governors :-.. , le) ; 11 . 14 4 .00, do.: ;Soon, do.; Glover and Hudson, Der- E a rl o f L e i tr i m I Colonel 'N: J. Jones, M. P. is e bN ; Cre, No:tmeh.oti ; I,•:n4lev, do.; W ilicitto 11, Liacola : Earl o f E gr gaiont John Latesuelse, Esq. M. P.. T. Rice. Kesmilw art h, Wurss irkshitc ;Th ;Isn't. Bartlett t Ri g ht H on . T. J on e s . I Colonebli. Clements, M. P. 4 liell "'• ""'"'' ; nivev 1 1 ,1,1 SMit"'". Northampton : Ca" - Rt. 110n.11.11. Sh;•ridan,M.P. I Captain James Hay. tiaugh. 51, Port skeet , Manchester ; Sharp, printer, Barwick ; R ue . C a l . J . B arr y, M. P • Ferrer. do. Birmingham; Thorn's...li, do. I.eirester ; W Mitsui', 4 tbi.; Eitxb a r i i s . 43. Dale -auto, Livrepool ; Ball, Stoke Pot• Surgeon, Mr. Kiernan, Nearing-of the Royal College, London. I • B Iler Ir. 1 Wood. B urden; Davis. Prirteshill,Bltropshire ; Evans, I r fflttE Patronage this Institution has received,• for Alhrital.a. i Atkings. Blackheath; Clarke. Walton; J. Muir , I, AL thee:elusive treatment and Cure of both Sexes, oill;cted • • feeivisaal, .4herdeee ; Wit, 22, Leaderiballs,lreet ; Curtis nod w ith Venereal Complaints, and their dreadful consequences, ni If Co., Holbons-brid g e ; Turner, currier, Car tible-lime, Lambeth. strictures, debility. ulcerations, etc s conducted under the m a -' s ....-_: —.- ---'-'-"" nagrment of the first professional abilities, will satisfy the Pub- II Dito VENEL - 8 ANTISCORRUTIC . VEGETABLE I tic of the high merits of Mr. KI ERN AN'S plan, And thht by it II PILLS. A he inconveniences of Public* Charities are avoided, whiEl the I TH E very high estimation in which this Medicine • Y l . . - ling and unwary nre protected against the fatal delusions held, ~ out by adveriising pretenders in this branch el practice. Sinee ha, heels held for upwards o f fto years iii every part or .. 1800,rsi appeared by the Amami Report of 1814, 5421 patient. at -, I ango.. tarot tender all encomiums quite gaperflututs In far t , both Sex. s, have -been cooed, w allow confinement or ioinry to the • ton is the long sought for vegetable specific...which. ;hours it is constinitioti, and widen delicacy and secrecy hitherto unknown ; i t tat extolled wait the primpons eulogy of empirical vanity as 11 many of those have his under the most coorplicsited forms cnikolicon, Of universal remedy to rare all diseases, yet is, for of the disease from 1010 twenty ?. . ei4o,. The him liymptorns i t that ore particular class, call, d scorbutic disorders, a sovereign Yield rd , Mr. Kiernan s treatment in a few days; and where remedy. To suelt as are *flirted with the scurvy, scrotuto, appearance of debility comes on, Vol early application cameo ; r Iroinsv, and other acrimonious discuses, ocensinned by impalas be made to prevent the danger that may comic. ! ties of the blood. nettle i• jud:cions adminisiratiern of mercury, Mr. Kiernan may be consulted by rinser Sex, with the.: but pastirularlv these married. or on the eve of ii.ge, who greatest secrecy, ut his private hoe -S, No. 21, Lower Ono , . are liable to.eht til.corruption. WI - their pnstesity, it must I.e. lotte-street, Bedford-game, from nine to twelve in the min.- real cuninia.l aln tinsa hi. bC.If. that DR. yuN EL'S VE- ai, andirons. six till *tine at night ;tow hom letters and . ;her r CI - JAB - I.E PILLS may be rontittenily retied' cal.. wink' all communications, from town and country, may be addressed, uud . °nor medicines have failed, as the must certain alterative, pa-i t will he punctually answered. rider and svrealnea u.' are blood ever diseovered. . • • Prepared and sold genuine by the • "Proprietor, at No. 11. This day is pahl:shed, price 4'. hoard s , ' New Nor t h- s t reet , N e d Li, n -, riu ire, tiriee:4ll. 6.1. perlsoa i or By F. Niernart,a•Serond cant Improved I..daina of a Practical six in one, for one guinea, duly included'. 'Sold also* Bascrin's, Treatise on tar Venereal Disease, and it. Colorcpoorces. , 50, mind Allen's, Vi. Oxford-street ; Sutton's, corner ef Smiths . Sold by F:ierwmal and Co., 214,. Patermister-row j .Highley ampton-street, Hatboro; Richard, W 3, Strand ; a nd all Me. and S..n, 171, fleet - street; Call ow , C r , wn - court,S ,, ho ; an,' . dittot Verolcss, by :ill other Liook , elicrs. . , . - • . . - _ _ .. ._ _ _. _ . . - ... 1. -- " - - - ---- , .... - .. ._ . , , . ---,.- . - _-..„_,- ...z _ % .._ . ... .._._....-,-,..,___. _ ______,._, _ .. _ _ -_____ _ ._.,.,-. . ._ !'''T - . .. / .C' :' - :.- t.' ' • / , _ u. ". ' . ,„, - , • •• • 1, arum. - n Iron 'or hint to see • 'mire is lowing, 'ere the he King lible the s place, self And hearing .d, that e to the rouche, romised say to onveni- as then without ied So- ler they '7 !ing at'- tire for • system to get h front posed to rise who rs. if! who,. . aid of with a laity be nd that %horn • them. -ressful ;'..uche, inirter, ri it. 19. T 11/Ore ply nth Eng!ish heavy South .nerons r pub. rtment estants t much Vet" t•— . The re yen. of high ut they g libel blished I itilOUt ' truth I fable. coNsumwrtorgs cunt:rt. THE BLACKING MONOPOLY EXPLODED. IT k now certain that the art of manufacturing LIQUID' BLACKING tuts readied the Al 111: of PER that there is and lias been n Blarking-inakerv, which h.i. given a ,per in she iovell and we can from armal esperieere oat. that K I (:11 A It I) 'TR-NEWS SLA•CK IN° 'MANUFACTURE. in the don Road, Southwark, .has our decided. reference. over any we have set wen sir nutde trod iif,. rind it. naalitie,i we feel satibeed are such as mine can rime!. nod few eau equal.. • REAL JAPAN B!,ACKING., Shorn at the liaesi.nu liuu.e, before 'the Welt Uoa. Lord • beavrir. June 1131:r. _ _ Richard Turner. 111, London Road. Southwark. In the inav of Stirrev. Mark ine Matinfarturer. maketh Oath and thatheRIAI.JAPAN BLACK IND now mode nad sold by him. in hi. own proper name, he kiv Massufactory, in the London Road aforemid, continues to be made by the same stn.Lnu. u . nho have hitherto been employed by this Deponent in hi. lio•inris, and k of the lame' ' in all respects. as th a which, under the name. ~f GA:mu:R. DAY and - DElittlf blentty, has for serer:ll yews Loot 1)4.4, been prepared , and sold at larienid Mininfoctor, in Sixpinny, Shilling, •aitd Liglneenpenn) Buttles. c))l?Ye.efrizt,k - - - - - - Rem or( .—Merrhants and Shopkeeper, .applied with the above B it king. with Al month! , 'credit, by whit e-vilig their rioatatoolz to the Warehouse, ~where a vingle Bottle way be had as a sample. Agent..—Birrh, nearly ; Lowe, Sinoriirldge ; Owen; !lewd 1r ; P. it ii ii do. ; Cusin, do.; Glover and Hudson, Der bN ; Gee, l e , og l e y. d o . ; Wilkins n , 1.141C0111 T. It ire, Kenuilworth, Warm irksluis e; TI pson, Barnet, ; 11,1 11415. 80. opt; Direvi a n d Stnithiton, Northampton Cava naugh. L. Pint firm, alancisemer ; Sharp, printer, Warn ick ; Feria. do. Birmingham; 'fbostplioti, do, I.etrestrr ; d'l.l Fitzbar:k. 43. Dale-streei, Liveivonl ; Ball, Stoke Pit tern..; Wood. Burviem ; Davis. Shropshire ; Evans, Allsrighlon ; Atkings , Blackheath; Chrke. ; J. Moir, Aberdeee ; Wir, Leadestliall-Arect ; Cur lIIId Bolbormloridge ; Terser. currier, Cam Bale•lane, Lambeth. DR.. VLNELI ANTISCORRUTIC vsawraßLE P 114.5. grim very high estirnition in which this Medicine hetet held for upwards of 30 years iu every pert of torope. must Rader sill etwomitons (pate sispereeots.., In fart, this is the long sought fur vegetable speeidirouliith. 01011 0 it is tot extolled wilt, the pompous eulogy of empirical vanity EN a calholiessa, or universal remedy to cure nil diseases, }et is, for that one particular Class, call. d ....robotic disorders, a sovereign Irmedy. To twit as are ,adlirted with the scurvy, scrofula, Jemmy, and other acrimonious occasioned by intpari tie. Or the blood. Mellor it Jed:dons administration of mercury, butpmtieularly these married, or on the eve of issuance. who are Roble to,entsii,eorruptiort on • their posterity, it must i.e great cuania.i. • to tilt. to Ise.:r. that DR. .V ENEL'S V P.- I..TA may be confidently relied'on. when all nn.• r medicines have failed, as the must certain alterative, pa-i Mkt and tweetnes of she blood ev er discovered, Prepared and sold genuine by the Proprietor, at Na. 11, New North..street, Red Li. n-,qu .re, Priced.... 61. per 'has 1 or six in one, fur cue guinea, dui} included'. 'Sold at 131U1111 . 9, 60, and Allen' s , 76. Oxford-strert ; Sutton's, corner of Smith' ampton-streer, Frinlboco 1 IVchn-d, 193, Strand; nod all Me d icti d e Vendys.