The Statesman. — London, England, 1814-02-10 00:00:00

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'. e G, di %-r; ' ' . 111 : ;• ; A. 7 '' •-:: - - -4: c' 'r ''`' , . . ...- ?I .;:-. ; ..- 41r- ;4 , fte** * .., . .• ~ . ,; A • * r .r t . i, — .. i•Tt • • , i .; ' .111 'I.:: • *t•-: ~. ~.. ~.-: %.#r ' ' • ..I -a, • , i . 0 PRICE 611). . • ...--- rr —... 7 -....._....„.... 4 .._. 7 -- . : . . . . 61t10 P4PERS. 1 —..... • 1:11 W I l'H BONAPARTE. , B.—There is nova doubt that 80. all imaginable efforts to avoid the which threatens him : unable to . ~ he points where he 'sees himself seeing his total' ruin if he do not • d blow which is alined at him, he li nself of negociations„ in order to i ; their rapid career. In his critical ‘, : nly escape ruin by acceding to a 1. .t the Crown of France is tow. hill • should he succeed so far,' WIMP. .. • . will then develop themselves.. . r Bonaparte woeld cheerfully Maks h at the expense of homilitiOns, oss over with honourable terms, to ... at. 'Bet,. for oar parts, it appears '1 that the Allies, after having well he Colossus, should stup short in I consent that this monster should . S i mu, and much more his political • t eaparte is a chimera ; and in any ' t thahead of the Tyrant ought to relitninary basis. It is with the $e- aaed ofsoch men as, though weak, it able to pteserve some remains of . r, that peace can be adjusted. To sapaiis it really to labour for the . mope, which, indeed, might iu that i . • for a- few mon*. ; but this deli- be••sucandad by 'a - most horrible eatineet: would again see itself in. . : aatest isaisatabed for the ambition • „'.t ~•41 ; .• orb 'die usurper of the-tbill'ia• of - 1 'lc " ef a potentate, &nape& 'll rigs in the game ; he will havailein ill hid in effect lost all ; and lie will Icons !--The confederation of the ppe give hits the Crown of France ! try would it be, should legitimate h t. teen Bonaparte make sport of ' Europe, dethroning Kings and I nanre l and placing their Urewns on upstartViase,=most extraordi. liii be, • • Seietwigits, allied to 'tties and Infamies of this monster, the throne of Prance to such au me when they could give it to its •le and . when this adventurer cannot mself on the throne without their .. . mhaps, hope the conversion of Bo spectation ! As soon may the car. be transformed into the gentle gieve, perhaps, that reverses have . - e? Extravagant credulity 1 They that Bonaparte will content him- ingdom of France? Unpardonable To mike peace with Bortitisatto . be to give him a military fokie 11th geance. It would restore line three • I prisoners, and he would tben hide outland warlike troops. Thus lie tronger Han ail the States bordering • the more humiliating the conditions o much the less would he, thirsting observe them. With the formida- le return of the prisoners would give 4 1-. fly that of the Officers and Generals stly wants, he would soon br in a trukte Italy and Germany anew, / Powers, and particularly Russia, 1 1 self.deception to think of confining 3onapsrte's ambition. The Allies the whole world desires it ; but it :ounded oath. basis of the utipossi- of the status quo prior to the pre- t less on the treaty of Presburg, or t should be balk on the status quo ,- Revolution, bath in point of tervi- , by consequence, the criminal dy- *rte must return to its original tut this principle, which we regard W.......r.e. will in . aitrart lima an fir . L0N,608; rotgioo -- t, palitaity 10, 1814. Wiere's• Taxatiseilisout P Saab Ant- 4sidallii :Attain gag; vi t ifissiravut . - DISTERBIBIBI GERMIA.NIf. 1 T a COURT of ASSISTANTS •of the Wpr. ABOUT eight years age tbe-calantities occasioned 1 1619411 Comtism of ClitbWorken, Landoo,•holden tio . by the war in Olfierent provinces of Germany gave vise ' 1 . , • pre yed ' Igl ua t ilissim ' y 4 a Subscription, and the formation of a Coonsitteght Londo4 4 ''''' ON PMc. relkve the distresses oo she Comities'', t the Freedom* this Company be presented to Lieut.- as rallk Thom*, Graham, K. 8. as a tenlassair of Miele =ADIOS! , JAN. 18 . Ily the generosity of the British Pohlic, and with the Ohl of amprobation of his anissent and Gallant services, wburela.he bat ‘usperte is making all several respectable Foreigners., residebt In this country. the lirployed the inat goosroustate skill and valour on various t a t i, A sess df e i tempest Iv! MN of neat Sy 50,0011. wit. remitted to • she Coutinent, which i mar ahja. ure u s i ou i, ;alo e cause o f hi s C ou nt r y, d o dos. the m ar rescued mulsi.udes of individuals mid families from the cure. I. the pe o i nv oi li . ' . -.• , make head at ell the p. ,roity of distiers, nod the very brink of ruin. Cflatiti a Letter from the Master, of the ClothworkereCOM-lititacked, and foreseeing pang t*G o ; k 7 ri ra,l n G au rah , a m m i • neing.hine, Loiliew d" ward off the mortal blot/ The Committee recei , ed, hotb from Gtontany mut Sttedea, . . the most •atisfattoty documents, testifying that the skims" ' • ' Gems i m p ly had been transmitted, had he• a received aid Cued • ' ' i: • Dec. 47, 1313. • •wishes to avail himself scientimolv diaributed s. bet at no period since the exlsimsoe of . . lisit,--s lake the honour to Worm you, that by the. unnolzi, stop the Allies in their this Committee, has the ma,. of every kiwi of misery beets so awroF VoleOf iMo'Coort of Assistants of the Worshipful Com- situation he can onl great. en the country to width their attention was first directed. posy tif•Olithoriwkers, we have done oarselves the bower of Never has she cry of the distressed Germans far be belle lio O resrnt lit 9l with the Freedom of our Company. peace : to preserve t urgeot, their appeal to British bessevolence so pri pe is Atail ( t•• avarer.m, Sir, that although our anc i en t Hall oa t -- the present moment. Who could read the reports 0f.4 g m & mselbles foe libelers o f Iwo of the Monarchs who have swayed ,--.."•°- y objett; and si ects for the future ---With this view Bona) ad echitlicas which have taloa pinee in Gerenesen•deviee the. E . star thew smile, who were - Members of oar Fri-_ .1 last eventful year ; of :he mail movinary. bastlei Om& link. . Its& hnnostrell m Irish their pre e ence. we shall two feel* Silesia, Insulin, Bohemia. Sousa% Brandenburga. and ris taibilltriglhe name of a flroish* Herd, Sir Timms parts ; and pefuse the metasiebote' i desaile of su fferin g s .: ass. Ammar . She mother of our Freemen, where noble ' peace, et'uo though unexampled its the moods of Motors, without time mot rent that • Moorings C sonader, Field-Ater- 1 which be would gloss einotiom ? Who . mild bear of so many to lit° g ratitude of i deceive the ignorant. barbarously drireo from liambrirgh. iu the midst ..f a severe wi" I Coontry. . • ibotisnods of faridlies Tr Weltlartall; base for ever entitled him ENCITEQUER 'BILL OFFICE, M. 8; 1814. wiliter ;of so man y •illarks•barril, Mies pillared , whole prix- 1 As I was so folfillelda as to move the Thanks and Freedom of , hardly credible, that ' eirlities &solos's', aissi : not glow with arOot desire to assi H ie : /0e City of London, which were voted you by that Corpora- , nigh overturned the ' . -Ali EXCHEQUER DILLS dated to Ma' Months ofOen at a former period. I feel peculiarly happy in being Miter 41 -. : re kiting distress - so mottiforious mod cuestas e. . Morels ant I.4pril, 1813, viz. •• • of tne Clothworkers at this time, its It *Fords me oontbre gra ti_ j their progress, and - Toihe alleviation of sufferings so dreadful; to the rescue of • Tying opportunity of bearing publiaaestasony to yularygaalted 1 preserve-his existence, . surety, 1813 d, .410 3 500,00 d, 5$ Geo. II I. cap. 16. our fellow. TIM, who are literally ready to perish, the view. of 1 writs. existence. Do. X 5,000,013, 53 Geo. 111. cap. 26; this Committee are excite mei %., directed. 1 have the honour to be , with high Esteels, TO ISt PAID OFF, Many well-autbeeticateil italicting details of the present dis. Your mess obedient Servant, • t Peace with . Bonaparte THE LORDS COMMISSIONERS . of gi;. tress bar* bees, on the 144, on the 14th. on the Oh, an the S AMUEL FA YELL, Master. peace with France tl Lieat.-General Sir Thomas Graham, K. R. ."" 1.315 t January, and ea the Ist fcbruary 1814. laid before the be required as x prelik. MAJESTY'S tREASURY, having' ghisat Directions { Committee , it was Immediately resolved, in reliance on the ii ' fire paying off the Pratctpol .f the abutimlioediiipisif Exiherier l beraiky of the Britislipublic, tWriersdt, by those pooh Sleets Copy of a Letter from General Graham to Mr. Favell, Klan- nate alone, composed Bills, with the Intere?t due gsroon, at file Exesitgem: Dill Vat Thousami Three Hundred Pounds, to respectable pervMs. will d . • f Committees tdittlibo • - treasons to ism o i nun. dent, Sd Jan. 1814. Sta,—l have Jolt had the hemmed receiving' year Letter of May still have been it, the Receipt of ExcheqUer, New Palace Yard, Westminster, the WIN ult. communicating to me that I have - been elected a v i rtue and probity, th. , pea c e i kmousit already advertised ne13,11251 15 i qb• of the Worshipfid Como's , o f Closhearksts, by bp *a Wedhesday, the '9,tl Day of March, 1814, attendance trill be : make it with- Bonaparts • sosscairviees since escapee. mom voted the Court of AlAtstae• givondaily ( Sr mbilwe ened•Hotitlaysixodpted), unlit Nadine/siding . c.......1=.1 , 4 "' , distraction of Nero ' ' t, Sir, that you will assure the C a m p . Worshiplblrmy. . P I N Friday, Ito 251 k imbued, item Tha o'Clock in the Morning GE , le, Esq. Ar 3. 'II A. E. R. sts a. FrW .. ' • Secrmao, i Milo Eliz. Bird ' 3S. . tbehtCzairtithofy 1.011: can never .teitarot antler., thai ve soy ii 1 feel tifv pr . oad . 4 4.d etstria: c cas ioes e enjo la y r w e o po u r: , One in the Afternoon, for the Purpose of receiving the same. Es . . . '5O 0 AO-Alealirs• ' Matiand, •.- And, for the greater Dispatch, the Bearers of the said Billion .T. mull . F A .. 10 11) • Reasons, and Cos. • , aof Ms countrymen; 1 am, therefore, 7i,...p1y • is. , 9 desired to prim each dricrlptitia'of Bahia separate LISTS (which U. /3. Schledeger s Feb. 4. . with the value of tee dionortioo coriforrei on me= undated with t o rrouts ere to be obiainedat this tyke), classing Mem in de *raw °mar ' floi• • • 10 10 11 ' 6 1 4 l'allber, Esq. B) 50 6_ rt of Assistants of the W li• fi C ars ip fu l. umpany a of Ithe'l l yrint. - .1 "'- lbw& X.7 10 r. itri. • -11 0 am, tftiliVere •• vomiters It tied a Memtiet of their t eilowshi respective dates. suck as are for the yuno Amount king loner& i b ar L ar y s 4 14 . .30 U ii. 4. Irreg. tumid 10 0 .' by belni: eP. catty arranged, and *reifying the Principal SWIM and Interest 4 Ateness 10 0. At Messrs. Meth, some terms in which you lave e v posited yourself conceeellitilla f ratice id tire' rink • t dot thereon, computed from, but excluding the Dogs' on which- IPro m rietbrs of Retolph 1 Chambers, mid Co. in transmitting the Vote of the Court. 1041 to assure you., ► • 21 0 Feb. 4, tkey are respective* Slated, to the said 2d Day of Nordin. , . Sir, that 1 remain. with sincere regard, ''' ' hare risked %Midst in Foods Hay 6 5 Re!. Thomas White 3 3 4insiety, when the Interest will cease; and the said Bearers I si r ' Your most obedient old most humble servant. , *web, Affinn: hilted . A German 40 0 John Holland, Sen. 2 0 (being Halters or ant) are indispensibly required to indorse A. (Uremia Lade 52 10 C. 8. 5 0 Samuel Fetrell. Esq. THOMAS GRAHAM : ' mock them tir.*cor stk.* Bill with their rinse/ Siinatures; and to write their Names Five German Childreu 20 0 At Messes.'Herries & • , Monarchs of Europe _ , mut liceierocs attkebOttont of each separate List; and Gay erg Anon mons 10 0 Co. Feb. 4. • THE CONiITITUTION IWNDAX NEWSPAPER. r t i A.. John IR oraby , Esq. of M. H 1 0 Printed and • Publisked at .No. 87 , Fleet - street. Ott ettraorotnary ,trepremer reeving to attend the Exchequer Bill Office for fay- Blackburn SO 0 At Messrs. Hipamerdeys E CO'giTITUTION, is the largest SUNDAY i S°vereignsv who has meet, and to receive the New Sills, and give the Receipts fer' j i lg. 10 10 M. E. S. Briggs, 1.. 'the same. - i IWa.r.. 'Spode and Brewer-street 1 9 rip A PER sneli.,lied hi Logsdon; at the low price of SIX- I the dynasties . of if any of the Holders 4 the aferesaia Bills should Ito dal ' 'Copeland 105 O A t N ears . m in k •• 1 PENCE II AL F VENN Y. and-contains st very general *eke- ', Princes at his .plesinst • , Messrs. Wslkenson and Sibbald, and Co. Feb. 4. I lion of oil the interesting News. both Foreign nod 1) anemic. I the beads of his vow . ,Orpas of receiving , Payment of the Principal and Interest, Pew , • Flaw 20 0 Samuel Clserrey IIT NF WS ' le 5 5 , with t he Gaunt. Tnesdny:mti !mentor , the P() . . t. , , *Mar to the said 2d Day of March, they may be aceatanie..lll;. Willi am mim eo . Wm. g loi d e ne E sq . 2• 1, and an IMPARTIAL REVIEW of the Occurrences 0 the I nary won • Id it b - , oil computing the Interest to the Day on which they with! ems 10 OAt Mesa . Coasts and co. 1 WEEK, by which the Reader w ill be enabled to form a talc- I avenge tile iniquities l ig tit .10404 is leas ai th e mi d Hal o ' f or Examination O a t! 11041011• Cooke. Jack- - Hoa. Fred• North 10 0 ably sweurate opinion of every importritst rolitis al Evens . • consent to . give ) son, and blaude 10 10 Rev. James tireville 5 0 The CONSTITUTION is particularly well adapted Sro the 1 Usur -.,:May prior third°. - • . ' I Z. 1. • 25 0 Mrs. Van Gilder 2 0 erne of Persons and Families, who do not peruse :t Daily News- per, at a time Jogs Persona at meg ba desirous of having New Exchequer : m ean . P r it c h ar d and Me. Brown 1 1 ',impel., as it rwore)s the loam getkeal infortraiion. A bathed legitimate King, and . li i i , is in whale or (a part .f Payment of Principal, upon stark- Pearson W , .10 - Mew Brows _ - 10+•04- i *Wet ottAtet tedineaseaMnaly netnifsed; wailifrovithervvect- • ) even maintain himself • - New Bills, and mentioning the Alois& at the manna elf 1? At Met)4l- Feb . ondi- A Lady I o' abilit y of its fteaden, sod its extensive Circulation, it will he , t b 4. At Misr:. Rota & found an elig*le Paper for Advet iisers. assistance. .1841. - lists, delta -rig on or before 'the 45th February, may be : Hon. Mrs. Spencer Co. Feb. 2. Ordersure reeeived at the O ffi ce, NO. 87 , Fleet-streets and the The Allies, perha) s i teen fr asodvseu with New Bills, carrying an interest of 'Ahem-pow , p riress i 25 •0 Thomas Mainwariag, Paper may be had of all News Venders in Town and ()poetry. Halfpenny by the Day, on every One Hundred Pounds, tsdicA ' Lord a nd Lady War- Strand _ naparte .s Vain eal 'id New Bills will bear Date the said 2d Day of March, and : feu BolkeleY nivorous vulture i 'eriN be delivered, together with the Interest due in respect of the , dove. They bell ,J2itts so desired to be exchanged, on Thursday, the 3d Day of abated his pride March, and the following Days. believe, p erha p s, ' N. B. Al l Exchequer Bills dated prior to Afillch, 1813, self with the kingdi have been advertised to be paid ef, and the Interest thereon has self-deception °. Tf . ceased. • . • • would, iu fact, be , which to take 'engem hundred thousand r _ live hundred thousand would be mach stronger titan on France; and of peace were, so after vengeance, obser ble army which the him, and especial'', whom he so greatly situation to innrukte when the other had disarmed. It is manifest self the torrent of Bonal wish for peace, the I ought not to be found' detis,. or on that sent war p —much if Leueville ;--it anterior to the Bevel tory and policy s nasty ..of Bonaparte nothing. , Without i as indispensable, Europe will i n a short time suffer new horWs ; and the Cabinets which do not now avail themselves of this favourable opportunity for dethroning the tyrant, will have to deplore their irresolution, whet it is too late to save themselves from.becomiug its victims. The Houses of Baden, Wurtemberg, and portico. larly that of Austria., connected by marriage with the new dynasty of France, may virbaps be some obstacle to the dethronement of Boaffturtu ; but crisly by its co-operation in this, can the HMIs. of Lorraine wipe out the stain,. which, according to its own de. ckaration, it saw Itself compelled to incur, either from overwhelming circumstances, or to give repose to Europe. And will not the House of Lorreitie prefer the peace of •the world to the private interests of a part of its family ? The,-same motive of givinK i repose to Europe, which induced the Emperor 10 give his dap ter to the Oppressor of the Continent, ',should not; induce him to assist in the Tyrant's de• thronereent, because in ho other Way eau that' object . be attained. CAOIZ, JAN. 14.—Yesterday arrived the 0 .I Paoh i • brig Catalina, in 31 days from the Havannah. She brings 2T - t,OOO dollars, and produce: two Deputies from Puebla de los Angeles came by her.. Also arrived the schooner Galatea, which lel liavannah in company wish the Mina loan of " which had on board 'seven millions in specie, produce. The . Galatea Separated from the Me I the Bahania chattoel, ' " • ' S presewt EVENING, Feb. 10, their Majepties' Servants will performs THE MERCHANT OF VENICE. illsclock, Mr. Kenn, from the Theatre Royal Dieter, his 6th appearance on this stage. After which. THE APPRENTICE. • toles, Price 3s. 6d.—Pit. 9s. fid. ; Second Pike, ; Secoud Price, h.—Upper Gallery, is.; Second Price. Sti. THEATRE-ROYAL, COVENT GAMMEN. TH" present EVENING, Feb. 10 1 Will be performed, 'the New Coinie Opera, called TEE FARMER'S' WIFE. After millets. a #e* Or1111(i Pantomime. rolled N4RLINUIN.A?ID THIS BWANS-1 or; The Bath of • Beauty. .t 111. DOOM to be opened lit half past five o'clock. to be .. Aiwa: belt past six. 50 0 WILLIAM B. MOUNTAIN, Saracen's Head 1 Lan Snow-hill, London, the best Accs'mmndatinn for 000 Travellers, ;pod Beds, elate 'Liquors, and moderate Charges. 00 0 00 0 The following Post Coaches, Mail Coaches, &c. set ant from the Sararon's Head Inn, Snow-hill:— 00 0 LIVER POOL Poo Conch, to carry four Insidess, sets out )1) 0 1 0 I every Morning, through Littler worth, High Cross, ilinckley, 10 : 0 s Atherstneo, Tautworth, Litchfield, Utlesitiorp, Northampton, 'i and Dimmable, Arriveant Liverpool next Afternoon. I VOCE 'IA, 11‘.....tei11, Weymouth, Dorchester, Falmouth, 0 0 F Dartisoath, and &distillery, New Post Conch, every Morning at balf-past Six o'Cincis. with a Goard, through Hoolton. Ax -0 0 A 0 F mincer, Bridport, Woodford, Basingstoke. and Bagshtit. 0 BOSTON, Spalding; Peterborough, Stilton, and Hunting ) 1 a ) 0 t dos, New Royal Mail Coach, pets out ever) Evening. Coaches 111 from Boston to Spilstry, Loath, Grimsby, and Hall. 10 LIVERPOOL, Warriftton, Koutsford, Stone, and Litchz F. , Geld; Post Conch, culled. The Expedition. every Evening at Five o'Clock, lie the Saracen'. Head lea, Dale-street, Liver- Res 1 A , pool. Guarded throughout. 0 . BATH and_ OR IS rot Flying Post Coaches, through Chip - O Kei I A. ,Caine, rind Marlboraugle.'every Afieranons arrive at 10 . May's, the Grevtirmad lon. Both, and the Load.* Tavern, 1 W. Thomas-street, rind the Swan Bristol, next Morning .— Coaches O Rev ,to Wells. lirtitievroter, Taunton, Ite. 10 At. IR. F I LEEDS New Light Coach, called, The Rockingham, sets 1 10 R. V ',oat every Morning at half-post Seven o'Cliock s carries Four brides Italy, smut toe. remarkably easy, with it Guard through () John Mao 1 4 4114.eN through Stamford. I'llewnrk, Ream& Doncaster R At 1 'mid Ferryltriclge,to she Gelds% Lino, Leeds, wet Day at Noon. 5 I Mess Notwithmandlog the uncommon expedition of this Coach. it is 6 I Thom allotted to he toe most agreeable and complete Public Convey -1 I Co. mew rat the N ono Rood, being unequalled is Accommodation 01 by soy other. 1 1 Messrs KENDAL, Lancaster, Preston ' Kirby-Lansdaleßolton. 9 T. F Charley. (trunk irk, and retniiawg Pest Coaches, nic e ty After ) John A .!was, at Else o'Clork. Guarded. t liars of I GLASGOW, Longtowit, Gretua-Green. Annan, Dumfries, ;lock Esc lleavrabill. Tbarnhili. Sanquhar-Kilit, Cammick, Kingswell, Wit/ all parts of" Scottamt..Cetioperdown Coach (Daily). SARTEN YORK, Newt-mole, mad Edsotourgh, new Coach, perf..rased with a /guard throughout. sets nut every Morning at half-past HOWAft Sit o'Clock, by way of Newark, Retford, 'fadenster, par . . liagtes, Illarthal/reirm, Durham, Marpelh, and Berwick.- 111 - IR. Fa EESIAN'S GUTTA SALUTARIS, an hammers finding thesasetses fatigued from the length of the Arnim . jammer, way test what time they _please, aad then proceed iso Al approved Specific for the Seeryy, sad swag add Impurity al tfte Blood. without any additional fare. .1. Clark. the Black Swan. Co. sersintei. York, rues.Coadtes to limoderliumi, !tall, Sasebo. S cor b u tic Comptaiots are the Med general Mala d y of t h e Rel. roug h. Wheats, and otherPlares. tisk Censtitution ;no family iv, more tab kb,essrairt hourtheas, ' BtfIDOENDRTH and Wittsal maw Post Coach, every mid they show themselves in a variety of ways ; 'they produce g roughties, ulceration, and other diseas e d states of the skim; they Z u AILISLE, Peerith, and Whiteliatren. Pest Coate , goes occasion hiss of appetite, weakness, mad dejection of spirits} with Four Horses, and me Guard all the way.. Passes through *pd the mass of 111004 boil* . sobaosed fools it is incapable °fits- Waugh, Appleby, Grenottirid•e Richmond, Catterirk, 80.. fording a healthy supp l y of onarishtuent to enable the ftiactiont raog ith r ie se , w et h er h y . Abert -P 4 44 , oimeant", nod Gmnthmi, of life to he properly and actively performed. As a remedy i, (the oeserst was by eighteen miles), sets nom every morning : from all impurities from this cause, Dr. Freeman's nalta Malta- ' and perforaut the jounmy with the greatest facility. Pamengers tarts has proved itself, by a reputation of thirty yawn, a certain I detained sin raw Road by business or plemarre, have the peculiar specific nod never -failing care ;it requires ugly a few bottles of advawonge ..f their teats 'wing geared io the wet Coach. this invaluable medicine to remove the most obstinate nod lo- WAKEFIELD Post Coach, every Wooing, at half-past literate scorbutic complaint Six o'Cluck ' A 1 this period of the season it is well known the wanly and CHESTER , Newport, Waltehareb, Tarpatley, Nalawfdli, N s wi ves an much to be dreaded ;in every constitution Nallisl y ," l 9 a" . 14 idalewicals Pligi Coach, every Eveaing, at where they are prevalent, the above medicine is recommended eve 0 .V.,^c..k.. , _ as the only certain means of euring , as well as preventing, the , au l "" ti lIPI Ur a/O(RM*, and Yarn , New Coach, every gi ,rat y, the George Inn,Stroderland. malady from breaking out; nor is it km marcessful ogninot the " effects of a well known contagion, which votive' a certain die- I __itself,. 1-RESTER , 7 , Window, Congkore, Newcastle, W a i o d, ease that embitters the source of enjoyment ; every injury a r ising _ asti.ita!_t!!!..l34llp;ini. Post Coach. ivery Afteramm. guArded. on EWNIV Y, Wellingtoo, and Shlffnal; Post Coach, front this taint, whether externally Appearing or latent in the , Noryul Charlotte, every Ermine, at Five o'Clark, groirded., blood. is radically and safely removed by it. Without the nee*. i ale . of __ ltincinent. or those other rs .,, tr e et h„,„ w hi r l s „„ i dia i ,,, SHEFFIELD and ROlbetinUlk real Coach , called she Rock soy c o. , every morning. of akW superior and active kind require . It is. therefore, re. , li ttr./THAtllPTON,ilNiatheSter,Altelford, aid Alton Catch, commended to youth of both sexes, and to those who are about t everl totted' into a Married state, nod would whits to preserve 5—.... , Eirtiiiit. . Rot IN MIA NI Mercury Post Coarh, with a Guard, sets health and a tsonowndhircohmlisitduitrioinrre; K li n y it i t t ri t t lio leti y d si t r a i y li ha be v f e ee:d sp f owa rom .. to eve ry por en"Hoi, nod rracheb sirrninchnen next dny at noon. 'every debility them, and be restored to their orioles! strenc,lii and vigour of Lasas? by,,,thf , ori. Eamon. mid shimm i e s to s e e s wami e s habit. In the diseases of the female sex, where se/guess it so Head. lsoll-sireet. Birmingham. dominant, it never fails to check the cause wooer than any HULL. Nerthtave. Howdah- Thorn.. rind • Dowaster, p m , Pre other medicine, nett to give strewth,. animation, and general Coach, eves, Morning at half-past Six o'Clock, to Ike Ball and tune to every weakenedliektiosa Sun Inc, Myonalpue,. Held; r Sold* Betler's ()bemire! mad Patent Medketne.Walrboase, If nit.Trolip• 'WSW' Iladdeadon, amt . Clieteatil Mabel', every Mornirig. , .., ... . 4, Clstapide, corner of Si. Paul's Courch- sore ; Klifoss. Oo• • : t0!..1 i:-.;- 14 ; rord;street; tied by einsfeidutory bleslicii:e" Voider', to Unice lOTTEN /TANI aai *ICON •CnaCillitabglef4 at sh 9d. and 41. 6d. earl.. ~ . . -'pant .o,.balf-part.3,- 'egad halt-pallt i k. r Price. Kay, mad Co. 100 .0 A. R. 11. 1 1 Child :mil Co. 1110 0 A Friend 0 9 Drumumal and Co. 100 0 Joe. Stephen', Esq. 10 0 Coatis and Co. 100 0 Rev. Henry Post. r 6 0 Snow rind Co. 100 0 At Messrs. Prescott & Co. Messrs. Hoare 10 0 S. Holauttr. Esq. 30 0 Hoare, Barrett., & Co. 100 0 C. G. Welly:nth, Esq. 10 0 Masterman, Peten, and Thames Passel. Esq. 5 0 , Co. 100 0 A. Wilkinson, Esq. 10 101 Wm. Chatieris, Whit- Rev. Wm. Long 21. 0 more, and Co. 100 0 At Messrs. Ladbroke& Co. •1 E.doile,Haorroet.&Co.loo 0 Francis Knight. Esq. 1010 Roberts, Curtis, & Co. 100 0 Bowser and Brind 10 MA, Everett. Walker. &CO.l-0 0 Al Meuse. 1/orris's and Co. .1 Worshipful Company Mrs. Walton 5 5. oe Vintners 52 10 At Messrs. Fuller and Ca. At Messrs. Down mid Co. F. L. Loden 1 t (contirued) *tendril. Bridge. & C.. 105 11. T. A. Busk. Esq. 1 0 At Meares. Peering, and Co. Meur, Reid, atm Co. 105 0 Kcnt and Co. . 10 10 Lord Yardley 62 10 A. Kirkman. Esq. 5 5 Mr. Oliver 1 1 W. Rihhork. Esq. 3 3 R. A. S. 1 0 Rev. W. Nich olls 5 0 C. Elliot. E.g. 10 10 As. Messrs. Curries and CIO. 'fluorin. Mrsuard. Esq. 1 1 R. Farmer ond Soo • 10 10 C. Gram. E.q. 10 10 R, W. Albin 1 0 C. W. Godwin, Esq. 50 0 John lie n . Freese, Esq. 25 0 r Dr. Horne - 2 2 At Messrs. Spooner and Co. Thomas Well, Esq. 55 I Mr.Ernith 1 0 Aso Leslie 0 6 Thompsoo,lllrowa,sad B. Wilson. Esq. 1 1 f Co. IJ. B. S. Monet. Esq.' 25 0 I Jan. 28. W. Bothwell, Erq. 1 1 Mean. J. Thomson, All T 9 9 T. Booth and Co. 100 0 G. Brooks, Esq. 10 10 John Atkins and Soo 100 0 Subwriptinos received at the Bars of the City of London Ts-, 1 rern ; Litt, d's Cutler-ho%se; Stock Ese.bnage i and at all the Breakers In Taira sod,Cusintiv. iil4ll46l.4l4T. — ..lNtiriiTiON OF WHITE • • • Stett? S. • TO.MASiERSAND jOURNRYM RN. QU a oolatypild upon to aid and assist our - re Cedilla:int sliest:quirt the just debt. not privileges of leterseiveennd postreita ~ndt emir to'uppose a BM now about to be hrnu&ht into Parliament, levelling at a'! the interests of the Mechanical *orld, but to egpinin and amend the Act of Atli I cap. 4, by signing a Petition to Parlianiritt, by an 'Persons whatever, who have served a Seven Years' A pprcn , Attendance for Signatures will be regularly given on Tuet -"Var, at the Red Lion, Crow-lime, Long-Acre; and Thor, w olays, at the Three , Crowns, Dow g itte-hill, from 'foelve to Nine o'Cluck iu the Evening, to commence on Tuesday the • • lakb ins'. w. RAYp ES'S CAT ALOGUE, Isis. was published. . • is 14isiek,Y01..Ortavo. prim Ss; 6d.. la boirds. A CATALOGUE of a COLLECTION of A ANCIENT nod SOI)ERN BOOKS. In various Lan. • mid all Clouts,: Literature; e.nauuniuit a great nom = curbo), and rare Articles in Hi.mry, Poetry. flack Letter, dtt. also a large Collection .1 Ti:acts and Works re • 'olive •taa Charlie 1. and Charles 11.. Oliver Cromwell, nod Aare •s 11. nod to the Toleration of ()twiner. in the time of IR,lftMktasissstllKttry with sr most es 'masa re COLLECT flee h o t Enftlisb and Preach .Serfnous, &e. by the beg • Authors: inclOaliose the whole of Three i ibraries recently pur cb 'std. which ;reline an Sale, at the low Prices allied, by W.' Baynes, 51. Paternoster row. London. Cotalorates to be bad of Mr. Parker, Osford ; Mr. Delgb ton,•Caruhrodge ; Mr. Tueuball, Edinburgh; and Mr. Dug dale, Dublin. 100 0 R. H. MARTIN, ? secretar i es . LUKE'IIOWARD, $ • TO SOLD BY AUCTION, Byt SADLER and SON. At their Repository, Oft well-street. TO-MORROW, Feb. 11, at l'aelye. UPWARDS of 60 Lots of 'LOUSES ) &c. of rious descriptions ; amongst which are segeral known good Chaise Horses; some fast-trottia; Hackneys, wasters "1 weight ; useful Journey Hooves, large sized Coach and Chariot Geldings, Machilier-, &dismays, Ponies. To be viewed the moruiog of Sale, and sold without re serve. Publicsale days every Tuesday and Friday. STATE LOTTERY, of 8,000 Tickets! begins Drawing 4th of MARC11,.11314. • SCH F.SIE. 2 'af...... X t0,01)0 .'..: are ...x•10,000 2. • • ........ l,OOO • .:r00.... 4.000 3 - • 600 " 1,000 4 • -2 • I,boo b 6 . 1,4E10 • la 43 3,030 • 280,030 111,003 Tickets First-drawn Prize above 171. the FIRST DAY, will receive 2,0J01. Fist-drawn Prise above 171. the SECOND DAY, will receive 10,0001. I%ekets aed Shares are selling by Richardson. and Co. Stock brokers aad Contractors for the Lottery, at their Others, Corner of 810..hoilitines, '0)110011, and facing the Kiag's Mews, Cbartag•rrassi where they sold, in the Lottery that tial.hed Mass ei.g the 46th of Japetary, Six of the - Nrital Prises, io 7'2 Shares. -. . itka el i ft the ' f Na r, ~ and inu iu - 1 A