The Statesman. — London, England, 1815-12-12 00:00:00

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FOREST C I • ' 1/edgiest's v, Prid.ty, The Orphan. ' those.. 7..: &M old role' Prtre. St.—tenser elailer*sl 13anery, k.l Iketemd Prier, /I A Private Roe May he bOl 0, at Ihr 1101•0110. L Plans foe the Daum to as SOx-nilee, Raikatfeet, from I 4 spermenAte4 • rr RE and .11 ,J informed. IT the ORA 5110 1 .1, of OAT t.. t _ 51414 g ar n l ies Repodom_, •FtftssseD; dayeSslurday. ired 14044 g, .1 • ber,lllls. w WED •7' • '4l ITONS OF Nl' In the Pms, and spel 1. Tr RINGS Ai 'CHI a toles of CALEB N • the Fourth F.diti-ist. IL ST. • a Talle of volumes. the Thi;d 8011100. • Loodon: Priiised for W.. Il Borten'-court, Ludgate-ofeet, A NKW . PA Is (aALQI`tod Va, hgre - Vf n it 11¢4. r t s* I, it bM II r . are_ aV. , z stqueSte bra,„ . I giffeelr fi and 11 of e' Arita never chruNge its' Nelol4ll t. 'emits/P*44f Tries Ks hire tbuse OA LAIN sod Chi eibmisfeter ss Ind-etyegl: A, and Deitleri,w ▪ :010.111A. omatiiaKe t wi t ijp 1 - IR. YEN EL'S eelebi tie to inuitediate those . dePlorrible in to infirmities n -Nervous. V ocular, and Mti4ll lit edge early •indKetctimis e -cir tl wt. however, by exciting n t Caul their benign. hut powerfai 1 . 0 remoinK the Imaguidi rentrd of Ceres, to rat, term , • mind. and the en)333ner Thir itsestin.uble reawdi, i 4 I )11 by the Dnittsr. at his effete., square, priie 6d. Itt int CQMMEttCs lte • (Establibbed it No. 10, Sliianer-mreei, nod I A CCORDING to the" ed Jl6 liberty ofsaboutilog to WINES. SPIRIT,. and READY MON RY' PRICE selected skit the greatest .rare 0 6 The much improved qmility u Vii.lage", mike the prrt.enl if The Company, therefore, tiiihm In their very I.ow er le• before houcht their wine!, ;tot ay of them. Ti tho-e friqn oho. scoffed with Order, they rea si cc of their faY ours, unit the led further c At flit. Company's D..pnt, li the opporltiiiilN of win,A eit C. not of 1) , .t List ir nn.l ail ord.- DINNER WI% CAPE MADEIRA C-iiie Vin de Grave 4s. Setts, Teneritre 489 Bonet'. Madeira 1- - ice-row 50-. SHERRYti (very old) 524, Burrhl. 09 EMI In .14 Sherry 609 Pale Ditto • 63. tit DINNER. W ;ea Fiot In lia Shert v of the most "Nest loam Madeira, DESE R Red Cape 42.5. Miami 111 Rich - 50. (11, DESERT W I the Old Fast Indic Lisboa SY, t a Dl tte, Catrav ells - 3 Malmsey Madeira - 454, Nalinsey Cesare - • 45., ter, RED WIN led, Purt, Yirtige 1812, SVCOliff Diet° 1:11--o Q t . ipeS Di to tif boperi Cnriens Old Rnriz cru.ted pu Claret, giiod bod,cil, tut F111:1 0' OM°, high flavoured, first Kr WlNsme ES. sad C . ripe hludeira - Iridsoi3 us- T-neriffe - - m id, Slterrs ye.' India Madeira dfb - Fast India :iladeint - Port, Half Pipes mod Quart CORDIALS Pine Apple Hum Shrub sqe. )m 0 /V - • Gti a . ~ ' C:111 M.lrltilitine 140 A. SPIRITS. (mean Old .1:.m4 len Rum - • ▪ih ~,C•lntly , New vat 1...g1it Win, old rt. Ditto, "'went., four Years old Triole) • Rotterdam Ilullandx, very fiat LONDON, TUESDAY;pECEMPER: 1815. . . • " The Cause for ollieA klAmizirs fill tel de *Sel, dud ;rob o t. am 0 , 4 !he t ea r e ad f .AiOtH• ffelawc ( ibillate.4 . . Other Friend. of Free k.Meters ' .416. 0 Enquiry, and Rea- Bobs. Taylors. D. • • dens id the Stare, delta . 2' 2 . 10$11,, Bolton 41.85. /*roes Delistedlifts . 1 0 John • Burnett, Esq. Wm. Bowkee, ditto . ) 1 0 Woodeml . Cottage, . More fn it hful!han fur. ' ' ' near Arbroath tdli: tista,te, ditto. 1 • 0 MC•H. F. Harrison 2 'awes flaw{den, ditto 1 01 Haw Townsend. Esq. 10 Jac 'Morris, Breight.. 1 Me. (18.41 e. Diy ' sitet i _ne.,r dill () 1 0 FirsiSobsetiptionfrom H John e% wood, 80. a few . Frio /oils 'of I • ton-le-Moors . 1 0 Freed,•ni in Mon- R, Nilholl, Mere-hill, chester, by Mr. near dittol 0 Jackson .- . 20 Bills Vases, Bolton. . A few friends, at Co. It. 111111 n 1 0 sentry, by Mr.Greett Robert lies woVisis ditto 1 .0 Eduard Tw Y nu a m * L ' (l. Liberty of the Press, Afkorauheeer .' J.: Brettell 1 0 G. Cowl.. • Williain Sliethw or sh, Mr. Mind ' Blinn-k.Miturs 1 0 Mr. Davis is As a Friend of Free " Hudibras" • Orsetts•l.iti, P. Baron 1 0 A. An 01 Inhabitant of The Use, hut net the • Bolton • 101 . A hose, of the Press T 160:. Cullen, ditto 0 10. Alexander Turnbull A•Priend to the Li- - 1 Mr. Speciall, Bishops Upy of the Press.do. 010 Stanford ' A Fdend to 'Catholic Dr. Lindsay Emattelprition, ditto Ea. 64. .11. H. Solly, Esq. by Joun Hashon, ditto 010 the band, of Mr. A. Thus... Lee, ditto 010 Galloway i'• Sishscriptions received by litsmuil Brooks; Esq: Strand ; Bid Aw n ), Boolk•rllee,:etfendiily; M r . West, New 11. it rant, Earey•sirrett Mi, A. Gall•twoly„. linlitorps Mr. Ha. the 'BBl.Ol the.l:rown and Anchor Tavel's!, 11Scand I • the -00 ka oMfalitshbeurfivy " av u x.s are i:s.st ne ? e l t e ' w str iipa e j et 4 l . ) , :er . ; l4 .l. an u r c i li K e h F r y d s * ltits , i ' ni. F . l44 dit r sec i r .S e l re t ree ti ta rY t nr‘ t . : a: Lant•street, Boathwask. . .. .. LIBERTY OF THE PRESS. . Crown and' Anchor Tavern, Strand, I ' Alignit 8;1845, A-T a MEETING of the FRIKNDS of the 11l LI HER FY of the PRESS, held this day, *'' to lake into sonsilerotion Ihe *test means of affording peraniary relief to Mr!' b. LOVELL, Proprietor If the STATIttisAN Neustuper, tor 1 • 0 the heavy losses, and severe sufferings, wnicb he tuts incurred 1 0 in firmly uphoMing, for a series of years, the invaluable Li. herty of the Pre,., • 1 0 Mr. JOHN, PICKARD, in the Chair. I Resale d, 1 0 That it appears to this Veetins, that Mr.- D. Lovell. the Pro- pri , for and Publisher of the ST trEseAs, .eneinent as no Inds- 1 0 prudent Journal in the cause of Cavil and ti'efi g i g i g P ree di o n. /449 sicdained ati ittspristminent of Emir Years and-a II If tea the 1 0 Gaol of Piesrgate, for whist have been deemed three 9-pante • 1 0 Libels, Lid „hide hare been proved hot roily to-have been dn intentionally libellous on his part, but in one of the three cases 1 0 the insertion was during his confinement, LA entirely without • his konwledge. i 1 0 That it is the opinion of this Meeting, that it is nn ind i speo- sible duty on the part of she Advocate. of the Liberty of the a 1 C f Press to tnthruitaify Mr. Lovell for the logic: tie .ttas iocurred in • maim italic; his stehtly and inflexible patriotism, and for his 1 Linen' led and nt rn msertionnf the Constitutional Righting the U 1 People during the whale period at she publication of that l *Joni nal. i dn.. 0 Tit,tl these exeedbas of . Mr. Lovell la -she cause of Liberty, ie T,uth, and Justice, independent of hi- soferlogi and lows, es.- - tto sa• tilleltin: to the croaked attention and int:port of the Pobtit, . C and that this Meeting ticeordingis feel great plensnre in iero- f mother mod recommending the Subscription already commisked I :eked I Whit beishlf. ,r* ller,_"p Thst at nit epoch of the civilieed world has the ingkperalent it Mr, exercise of the Liberty of :Ile Press promised to COMP, 9tl mulch Fleet , betwfit nit Soriefs as at the present period; it Is. therehne, owner highly incumbent cm those is ho' revere that I,ibleity . Os manifest AA if( u Brim and ratty iupport io'hrhiif df every man who has and . hwark may here•ifter osier that most es.ential behvatk of lilt Jade. 1... ' . ri b ' - . pendent e and freedom of mitakind. , ' ... .•• -en alive Woo et.r. tila*. i That Seven G ent l emen appointed by this, Meeting to net its '''-- l'f!", a Cammitee, to carry WO effect - the objects or the foregoiwg ' WIRE Nebillliy - and ••Ilii'Pohlic are resPeetfolty . R e p,hoh„,,. 9NC' .. • • . - - - JI Inforeseir. thret the GIVAISJ) ANIMA L' CH RI sTif 13 (Sigma) JOHN PICKARD, Cbarr t nnw. -' ' . . . .. • MG*, of CATn.i., 3NBEP, mid l'lfiß, will De heist ilt Reinw e d Imamate's:lo .., • -;.!. • - •• ' • .- ,• , . FROM VIE Llvettenoi..meocuaY.] g a dtair's R PVIIIIIMI, •Frinssell:stri.et, near Sailthil-14. " Fps ' That thethanks of the *tutting be givens, ens Oruro:art 4.. dayeB-narday, Mr Mooday . , the 15th, 16th ; and 18th Demi. conducting impartially the proceettlngief Ibils el ' On'Fttday tost, between fifty tool sixty Genii .-......- - , -Jr. 1 . .. men dined together at the Vine Tavern, to comrt ker,lllll . ' . • 7:' ' , 111.1411801Aartfinitleesch, Is. each. , :: unrolls neetivraot. Duke .4. Redford, by . eirrrate the third Anniversarrof the Establisinnt ~ A .. , . .. lions,Whitbread, S Esq liniC . NtIVIMITONS OF MR. W. GODW 101 7 / 4 00LS; '. 31. P. • -. 4100 0 - the hitadiof Alder- of the SOciety.. awing to' the unnvoitable absen, lathe Pre*, lad see'edily will be published, , . . 1 . I Sir Githe.-t Beath- man Wood .e11)0 0 of Mr. Peter Woods, the intended Chairman, ' 1. nrill i bps M TI4 EV' ARS; oi,..thsi MOO:- rote, nod. M. P. 50 0 'lr. Mottit'e. Esq.. 3 3 op t i one d. hy , th e ,intropoottoo .of too father,) 4 r.w. Coke. lisq.-14 P. 641. 0 A few. Frio's& at • .. 1 toles ..f CALEB WltrfalAdil s• le three volimess Pl M. Whitriall, his Vice, was called to the Chair the Fourth Editi.tit. •• ', • it• ' Sir F. Burdett, Bart., Conch ;old Horses, , M. P. 50' 0 Dartford - •'3 :10,.., lite flintier wild wines gave general satisfaction 5. la. 1..V.114 • a Tube 0 ilia llisteeeth Cedierj t la Nur .1. K . Moo c h , Es,. Mr. 11.vou Corcoran. •.A ' 1 - irld *' m. - ''' • with volumes, the Third Enton. • ' . • 20 0w s All . i . - , the d ay ass spent th e utmost ' cordial . _, ,• 1 Coley Pith, Reading . . , 1 metal', ..-q. London: PrioVed for W.. litmaihht.llni .R. Marshall , ela• • •vg ; z. 40 0 Got:angora Lodge, -, r: „enlivened by sevelid original songs by the Menthe' flatlets'-court, Ludgate-Wert, , . ,„- " .Mi. Alderman Wood 20 0 near Bedford ,:i' 1 . 0 1isi tia . : nird tive x t em e t a i r e i n l en y 0 . f catches . and glees by three - _ ...... Earl St nhope 10 0 J. Hollis. E.g. High ' A KR' o. PATtirri MAT. • • • .- Edw. Athiti.. Esq. 20 0 W .c.r•obr:-. 6 0 ' . .. (ZIA LON *ld Volk here - 00i to o ff er to the Pihllo ,J. Per r y, lietc. Chronicle 10 052 Friend. at the Green . ' - Who, Oe'llotaili a CDlOllel WILLIAMS WAS gig ‘...11 ii BILK it f. ennitrialtit every requisite aBM oudot Mr. Fur:Main 10 0 moo. prenalt , •Ili A... m e lte nod spoke as follOwi :•.- so possess I . it Inis lid • the :tame- of the "ftp.&; rs t i mn.t A. B. 1i 0 rimpflor. In-igh s 1,44. ---- ' ' ' -• ' '.. ' stquisite brit.. I eteiaM tit.' will' wear isvice• ;0 bulg e Messrs. Ilmranh B:Stin 10 10 of the m i ,„„,; . mkt:, . asrrutilirt,-it 'is natural, on an occasion and is ell' ; whir tetnisti .tit she last ;it aill. Majtor Cartwright 10 0 'Dr. Jolvi Peamelr. -WO ,the'Present; *hen 'we Meet to celebrate the at level (IMMO* . sieMiel/1./11 1 1411PIIC‘eoefital black; nog .J.ho Johissoa, Ksq, 10 .0 A few Friel's, it that . „. -, t riwov ' V / irsety • oleo Society formed to cherish liberal pri, lre Psalm...ll ..3 1 410b ,t no Wrath& will' xtiff Igo, ." 7 ". 0 : 11311elso Esq. 5 0 Aimh..r. Coppiee. • '''s jar,. these Hole c „.• ,• ~ , , , ..; s•-,• , -• •111,ord ...... ' lit 0 rotor, Cterkestwep ~4 . 4= 'riPlea, Ihat•we should, look back on tbetpast year, GAIPIS atteLV ;Mel. Stbardilataietitir 7,..W..,f1ines Burden, Esq. 5 A. Crompton; I.A, ast- • - "" -- ifiRtierittijie we coo. d • over } in the gloom of Ind-sweet. - • . .' a 1. . -•,.; 1 ..,1 Tho... sort roost, Esq. 5 3 Breeitt'ottaite,Woh.. .* - ~ „ Merchants and Deulesi, * 460.' *IA tee w.pcourdsue mak or: 'Me. Alt* 5 5i , ton, near Liserpoal 10' 0 .I ) ^!llicas !tcr v isphere , sOmethitig %herewith to esioasts rhatiovanufge to eaideior Ihis Advertise/lamb - ' Mc. Murray 5 5 1 Mr. Morioner,Worehies 1 0 Mats-e'y Dawsaaristsq. 03 rA Foetid. per- ditto liven us. ~. 0 had languished fur many a wit • •• --•••••& -1- irsitler thrilfiretirteir - vt the' &bre. Emperor, the s Mr. klsee , • •3 0 t i ,Comp s t..it .r. of (tie • . . Mr. Waltham; 55 1 ' Loorpo•.1 Ntorcitry rlO sailor, Corsican, when Alexander, having brol - Me. riallowaii • . • 5.0 I Mr. Edivard Baines, in - pieces his power, flashed upon us with that . Ur-- Weal!. , . 5 5 Leeds 22 . nowned sentiment which, like the sudden appear. Mr. notrleitfoliPer b. 5 Stettin - Ftruere, Esq. re : - • - 1115..11 on , • . - 3. 3 . Ilrlettal/ 5 0 atice of the sun through a wintry cloud, cheered ' MK . Kenserisb 22 , Mr. Newholl. ditto 1 0 for an install , ; but the portentous elements, whi C.. 2 21 Mr. Stmt.,. ditto 10 0 *. Wlth,art . Si 2 T„,, r i .,,.„, 1 „ ,„ t h e Soon afterwards were seen collecting at, Vienna, w. 1 - 1 1 - Ctme;ditio • 1 0 newel the gloom ;-the promises and hopes so lot Mr. Case r . 1 0, Mr. Ni. ster. Cambridge 1 0 c herished , seemed Jost and forgotten : the people 1 .5. 0. Haw 1 0 W. E. Berke. 'Esq. 5 0 I,llllr. R. Luck 1 . 111, Collier, E. 9,. ply. Europe were not aware, that when they wok Hileury, Limpart -. • , .1 11 moults 5 0 themselves up to the overthrow of the foreign tyrai Mr. l+'. ' '1•'1 f Ate, Friends at Boston 2 3 3 they . were but the agents of a confederacy, fors Mr. Phelps 1 . I I Mr. Hovel), , Cambridge , , Mr. Thompson 1 I Mr. Faders. ditto 1 0 to perpetuate their own slavery ; fur soon did sty; T. ' •.1 1- johit Tennant. F.sq. 5 5 proceedings of that gigantic and lawless combinak T. B. 9 2 Mr. E. A. Forillnits 1 10 Mr. J. Collinge ' 2' Or F. S., sou:hood( 5 0 justify the indignation and the fears of all Europe. Mr. Hording - . 2 . 21 A few Eriendsot Mr. I The voice of the free people of these Islands,' lobo , Mr. Walker 1 2 J. Pons's. Peek . s 2 • lithe, Nnttitesham 51. 4s. thl. : all, was so loud in execration of those proceedit, Messrs. Pullei Mr. S. Perry - 5 .1) : .Lord Holland , 10 0 that the Manage: of our Itonourable House fotind Mr. Swan 2 9 Henry Srhultes, Esq. 1 necessary or decent. to attempt some justificati T. 11. • 1 1 • Readiog Jahn Fitzgerald, Rs*. -5 0 Henry Lecrird, Esq, 5 0 and the method he took was worthy of the sub) J. P. Grunt, Esq. M. P. 5 5 ! Beverley 5 b and himself, he produced to the p . eeple . (through t' ok s tit sioturriptions 4 10 An old Friend W. A. Mlles, E.g. 5 5 Jo s eph Birch. Esq. 5 0 Representatives) the rough designOf this Plan, wi Win. 8U1A..11, Esq. 2,5 u' M. P. of Red 11.. z. !the Congress was . now tilling up-it was the pi Mr. Pickard . . .. 5 It zit., near Liveipool 10 0 lturcork,Ntotingham 10 0 ... Green I ! Messr-0 ject' of Pitt (and that was enough) communicated Mr-I A. Gym', E.q. 22, J. 11. _ t 2 :a private and confidential note to the Russian A, Mr. Futter, NorthOoet 1 l i Mr. W. Clark, CnventriN 1 0 bassador about eight years before; its provisit i Co•oposttor., Press- sir. Il I Abraham erbert,dn. 1 0 , were, t h a t if ever they men, &c. tit the Mr. Charle , Bill. do. 1 0 should succeed in putt litatesintan Mice . 810 Mr. John CI irk, do. 0 10' rhino the Corsican, they should master die forces Eti'd Gres. 20 0 I m,. Joseph Riley, do. .0 5 Europe to extinguish all fittute attempts at pout' Chas. Blundell. F.9 (1 . Marquis of Tari.teek 10 0 : d Is ' which it mi g ht be inters „ Ince, near Liverpo )1 20 0 Mr. iti,LArt Preston, improvements, Ott s Mr. C. Suiten, Prin. Liverpnol , 1 0 that as hen we petition Parliament for reform., hi ter. ollin it ho os 2 2 Mr. W . Preston, do. I o A test Frtends to Free- M r . It. P res ton, do. 1 0 must also petition the Emperor of Rossi* : - and , dam of the Sir Erna- Mr, P. W•atills. do. , i 0 by our efforts the Boroughmongers should ever ci' 811 l dell, ditto 1 0 Mr. D. Henry, do. 1 0' themselves in a tottering state, they should be T. S. per Mears. Mr. J. Fiiirfield, dn. 1 0 1111.11 , :end Co. 2.1 0 Mr. Sam. Fogg. do. 1 0 powered by treaty to call upon the Landwher k Mr. Mitchell, Newcastle 3 3 Mr. H. I.lli.on,*do. 1 0 the Landstrum of Germany ; and if their ("tool i F. Manners, Esq. 1 1 Rev. W. Shepherd, do. 1 0 was imminent, ! A. It. 1 0 Mr. Tho-. Seddon, do. 1 0 we might expect to see a garrison A Friend to the Cause 10s, 6d. Mr. Jos, littrvey. do. 1 n G.l: Mr. Enoch Wryer, do. 1 0 oaerti„E.q.bouth- Cossacks in the town, and those renowned Print. Blucher and Schunrtzenberg, bivouacking in Greet osmium 5 0' Mr. W. Harney, do.' 1 0 . wide Park and St. James's. James Thomas; Esq. Mr. .7011.9 Harvey , stn. I 0 of Mount St. Albans .2 .3 Mi. J. R. Freme, du. 1 0 Mn - on 50Wi T. do. , This appeared, Gentlemen, to be t he g loom y r C 111.411.1.1 1 is which we harl till lately, of - the future;' but Mr. John Barnard 2 0 J. D. T do. • r , R. P. Swanie, Esq. Leedi 3 0 Bela en brat,. do. 10 ° magnanimous Pronces of the Crudederacy era Mr. Wheeler 2 0 Mr. John-Clarke , do. 0 5 have been working u p this drama for the ex p ress a Win. Roscoe, Esq. 5 0 Mr. Th. ! .. Hatton, du. •0 5 purpose of increasing our delight by its developmr P. Crompt .... M. D. - 5. 0 'Mr. Juts: Lord. do. . 0 5 A re cent nod official publication of an C. B. mid Cul 5 0 Mr. Itandles, do., 0 1 ,., very B. C. D. 5 0 Mr. T. Eyre, do. 0 10 which seems to make a part of the present Arising*. J. A. Yates, Esq. 30Mr M. Bower, do. 0 5 spent of thrones, ii calculated to afford that light A. Z. 9 0 A Friend to the Li. A Corn 'Merchant ' 2 0 betty of the Peas 10 0 which we have so long la n g uished, and which P. Scholey, Esq. 80 Doctor B. Gilchrist, Meeting will hail with gladors. It is the punish :llr. P. Keir 1 1 Edinburgh 5 5 A few Friends in Kent 1 7 Mr. Smith, Liverpool meld by DEPOSITION of a cn o w nen HEAD or Mi. E. M. Barret, Esq. Mercury Its the proceedings against th is deli nq delin q uent . f 2 2 ROLE. Ledbury 10 10 Mr. It. L.- ck F. Manners, Esq. (se- . Mr. Wm. H trnard 2 1 01 (f)sujog to peculiar circums tances) our own bearer, cond subscription), 4 4 joselol M•tribi, Esq. 'lO 0 J. V. 1 1 11,. Cuiditre, Esq,ge n era l Co' though,eottltegetot doubtless, is o b e ot the or iiie prin cipal Agr Geo. Turner, Esq. 1 0 rlockblicit Him. Wells,Jun.F.sq. 1 0 Mr. Beinonsin Flower o f Win. Carr, Esq. Ask- crowns, t 00 reder.theAtsmanlslrenir:bttrerpes otpolue:hiittdigiosttlmieridtsissposal hates, near York 10 0 John Wybouro, Efq. 5 .5 • J C. 1 0 Mortandoke Shaw, Esq. 9 0 jog, belong exclusively to that co-partnership.-Ys I timacy,nnclie deozPoijoiwbi,°lblgyogfettyterarailllcsolnasenndtdacteidisiUnilerofstaht J. P. J. 10s. ed. Friends to the Liberty Jo•hun Grigby, Esq. I of sin. Press, North. ' . th e union of benevolence and power! we may hail this, as the Own ph of ju Rutty 10 0 toutvrland Arms, Edward Lawson. F.sq. 1 41 I Cirri:es:well-tyro: have at:toad The confederated Powers of Europe . . The Friends to Free. i I The - Youthful Friends • . i 3 is : G lit t e m , tlemen, I I I the King of Candy, for treachery and cruel , I eposet i &twat the Ratirlitre I of Freedom, is the i Arms, Nottingham 30 J liatough of Lena $ 0 l).. I still take the liberty of reading the first • i'Vcdoesday, A Trip Se Sea►honnh. • Thursday, Ist time, The Merchant of Bruges, or Beggar's Bath. The Mors to he opened at half pad dee o'clock, to he fts at half past slit. Roses. is. • Second Price 9s. 6d.—Pit, SY. 61. ; Seeoud price. is. Gallery, 'fa.; Sewed Price, 15.—Upper Gallery, 11.; !Arrant! Priee. 64. THEATRE.-ROYAL. COVKAi-OAROF:Ii T HIS present EVENING, Dec. 11 2 be perf.rtsed. will A Now Comedy, enlletl SMULPS AND TEARS; Or, THE WIDOW'S STRATAGEM. To iritiek evil? hr • BOBINET THE BANDIT. 03, THE FOREST OF MONTESCAR.PIXI. WerinePtire, t•robella. Frid.4: o The Orphan. ' noses, 7i. See..nd Polli# 1 11t; Se. 6A. s Second Prim *.—teivrer Oalleyy s •Seetrod Price, L--. Upper 13anery, 4.0 letemd Prier, 4111: A Private Eon may be is pC I y, on applicatioa to Mr. 0, ti rter liar-0110. i‘ • Plane for Ike Herta to biltessof Ur. Erapdoe, al the Ilart;sweg , from feel till 'Mir. 'ee'ke;givi istasoctstr.- DR. YEN E I.'S eel ebratsd *TONIC Pi LIS,- ape an immediate. infallible, and perninneht iedietly Jnr .. ilinse . deiorable infirmities and destreisitte debilities . of life Nervous. V ocular. and Makcillhr Sysie:ii, which are ed he early indKeretions e - or thecae/sots of riper years; it is ant. Mineser, by exciting a teinp..risr, Wroslii- or irritation • into tlidr benign. but pnwerfatelfeels are manifested t b .t re,tmin4 the limpid; dclatbnited, arl . smis, and relnsrd oihotb Ceses. to rethivated health, toe cninfurt of Niro , * mind. and the enjoyment of Social happiness. . I This inestimable reawdy, prepared and sid ei•ouine. by tio, Dattar. at bir Minor, No. 10, Alfred-place, Berfordi. Tare, pile lot. 6d. COMMERCIAL-HALL WINE 40:111PRN (Established in the year . IN%) No. 10, 51[111111“14reti, nod No. 940, Osrord:street s Louden, ACCORDING to their annual custom, take tire liberty ofimistattlini to the poliiic a foll 1.:44 of their WISES. SPIRIT". and CORI?IALS i at tkeir lnwere READY VON Er PRICES, the whole of which Isave been selected with the grektest care. The notch improved qtvility ofitS 'Wine% Irma the late komi Tiiilitami,mhke the priaoint tai•ornme time to Inv i n n s,ock. The Company, therefore, -cilicit the favour of Vie ;labile at trition In their very I.OW PRICES; am., show who base not before bought their wine!, are eariestly solicited I. make trial of them. To tho-e frian tt hoin the Company have been tro.. scuffed isith Oratei., tbey reatim 'hanky; and tote it it motion al re of their fav our;, and the usual attention aid be paid to further c winds. At flit. Compau.'s D-pot, in skinner-street,lke piddle have the opporitiiiiiN of v ICI4 ing, unit the Largest Stork tat ri.c. not of Din - k, in Itti4 kingdom. Th e („11,,„i„ * . List n stibmitird, nod ad order. will toed with strict DINNER wi‘ES. ( Feor Doren.) • CAPE MADEIRA Cane Yin de Grave Viiii.nia Tenerife Blond Madeira Lime..raie 50, SHERRY (very old) 52.. - We. 48. 485. 48s. 1k a itl hlntleira . Ultia thaw - V:11 le6rave • Satanic ilarote **wile °id Hoek Champ/lane ('.reaming 6. 900. 7.55. 84-. 84s. L:O4. ntis. 12lis. Eatt Sherry Pale Dump • -- . - 60F. I Ditto, Sparkling • 63.. 1 DINNER WINES.: (Pint..) rmt Inlin Slier, s of them nine' rare sioaiity, .31e. We•l India Illadeira,l6..—Er..l Imlls, ditto, 454. DESERT WINES. 425. Old East. India Lisbon - 411... Frontighhe - - 50.. Champagne DESERT WI. ES. (In Pints.) Old East littlil Lisbon 52-. 1 Fronitg. kr Ditto, Caresivellis - 3::-. Red Comiaatia Ilalinsey Madeira • 454, I Vin de Garnish Malmsey Cassiry - • 45 , 4. I RED WINES. (Per Dozen.) Port, Yirt.ige 1812, Second Quality - Ditto Firo Quality - Mita lit bit 1, r r ior Excellence . Cntieas OW Rnriz crusted purr J Years in Bottle Clore, nod boded, tut Fman II 'soured Ditto, high &room', lir,tt KrOA OS . . WINES. (Per Pipe.) Cape Madeira - - XIA per 110 callous. Vidrinia - - - 103 120 - T-netitre - - 105 120 Slam - - 110 unit 118 130 %) e•i India Madeira - - 124 110 tasi lodia :ladeiris 17 110 1 3 0116 103 to 125 138 Pipes ! in Proportion. t Per Dozen.) Costnistr Brandy, ditto 811. Hoed No)cau - (iS.. Red Cape 111 , tll 1111 Rich P..lova 604. 1 1 cs. 1268. 53+. - • .85. 4t'. , 424. 54.. idt , . 7.55. 1 Ms . Half Pipe end Qurrler CORDIALS.. Pine A pplc Hoot Shrub 5'.4. Iv lin.. IN w.e:i - • 6t. N , i)e:ln NI., ritnique 1404. SPIRITS. (I'es G.Don.) Gentoto• _ - - 9-. Gd.-11e. 64.-12 s. sa. Old Jamiiien Rum - . 1/3s. 6d.—?Us. Oil. C.,gtmos Rromit, New - 27, 61. Ditt ~ 1:4;lit Yc•irs old - ..--'9.. O.!. Ditto, Tweut% four Years old (de only Puree' in (lie Truer) . • . • 98e. Od. Rotterdam liollands, very floe .250. 0.1. 1 ,~ • _ , „. • • • • - 3 _ _ • • ~„.. - .. -- • -• .• • r . •v• :, .- ~.... . . :.,!..... • 7 - e . rl \:. %.... 1 . • ' • . ; 1 4 c,- . . , t . i.!V ;.-, • , \ ' ... . . . le ( ..i . .5 . 3 ; ' - ' '• er NY : : 4 'tls :, • -Or, 04'itctila - I I • , t. .: • .--:-:-7,-!. : . : r.-. : „..."-.4 ;.. .., .i . . ..... .. , . • 1• -! ' - !... f . • •:. • r. ••• • . ~ • , t . ' tri Mae• . ...„.. • , , . • •.• , :PILICIL . Sais' ... ..' r.4i ,- t , • • • . . ...._ •• . . -vitt •..s.' * '7l . , •, . i M .. ngrapb of the ".01liciel fieclaratiot.'"of t; serf - from the the " Cejton.Goifernment a•trzett.,:, Of Alfellith Is.seL Maid last " • ' ".. Led by the invitation of the ch'ief.s, and WK. • co 0 coined* by . the acclamations. or ilk OiloptU t .. '"ihe fo'ittis 2 0 of hit Britan n ic Majesty. have onlitid.lbetandiais I o e• territory, and yenetratet to ow s eilithit• :. 'hictne Providence nas blessed their effort s witiCerillterm idd ' i • . ! complete success ; the littler , • cit - ItO InfetiOr • •o4. i 4 • . 1 viaces has fallen into their lianke • rad•the'amtein. . 10 0, meat remains at the disposal of hif . ViOsly'S repiie • ' • i 0 Seolatise:" .• , ..i ' 0 I suppose, Gentlemen, that: :Aifitle•Prinendir; 1 0 not" reign by the Grace of G. aa ours do,.efai ' 1 °- it appears that Di v i ne PrOeidence, in this leatastest lit • • t s , 60. was arrayed against • the •legitjmate King of Candy; , 5 0 but I trust that no fastidiOna dad; will fasten open' ! ~ 1 0 .. such trines, since nothing that hie oecurrell, apr•ii ! • . 1 1 4 great length of time; is so - calculated to . refaiis4ltes ' .. ',l it 1 . 0 Irliinds.of freedoni as this net: of ` - the Confederated' .. .. g '6 PoWers r it seems to have been stuctiousij put _into,* - - • . 1 1 .* shape the most flattering to the voice of the pea. , ! pie; our taste even hes been consulted hi the forme ' I. 5 0 of the transaction,whiiit hallteenobvtottalk ceiried ' • , ; Mr: en under the attsplceiVOl " the raoSt.fintshed Gentle. 'we'll. man in 'Europe.";- , --It snitnifs that the' Peal* Feline e tm, • . ; A t a , right la punish Princes for onidoteensita, inft •ta .' ~ . otsce call in assistance for that porpon;. it•eteniptifies in . . . . v, 45, this act, as well as in pep conduct toWeeds' the Vi4ted ..- ,ry .. I Total**, the principle 41,:clistingeishing '44 itit4ests . •V of the people frowthalnterirsltilif is selfish roil For. -.' rept Government,. and'sots - Arms 1,6 there ! .esteer'.. rt, .... the conduct ,of 'ottr i , kittlert_to7#lrds (14 Stsisiti . by. • 4 , proclaiming lliaf thaltiniXMeidy; tii., the itild. ' 4 , .. • 1. tail violetionmf the chief .dad 'Pipit saCre:t dulies'of ' t i infer a Sovereige, had' ferifelll4 ell • clilta toihat title 'air- ' powers annexed ,to the . .snine,: and IS deefiresi ' 1 t ;; ;i- , ; ; . .• nme..' th e, m e n t fallen and deposed fruitr . the o ffi ce' of Kiii,g2hts fa." ; i }•-• ' sense mily and relatives ascending and dettcendir4; &Ala. • (oc. teed!, dia. Ste. being for e'er excluded Iron; the ' Mr. throne," &c. Thai our • fits - petite avid 'elementary , • ir, , principles, oentternin„ are .here:notirtii6ctilly lied: on , ,Aeti; and admiaaldji acted npoti... Now th# pr• n',atieet I klitya i Opens upon :its—tt# grnat pid ,niegna4ifinsesT ifas.Ell - ' 11 , bers,'!tef the•Confederry will net a'tott'hbte, thethers en-L. ' pr 0 ,. .; Aired _the course, they are htilling into operation' the 4' . i " t 1 . • . anblime _sentiment of,. Alexander, kelt:ivied** will . . f iven„; edition the• happiness or inne- - 7* Tre.ooll,47illie : ' ;"n - ! *retch, that haat wishill44ee crimes tiosv ► Mpt el Jos. ' like ‘eici."- , , -.•.-, • ":" • ... . ' . 1 . ne. .. t ~. can a .... 4eiti , 1;4401.1., . . . inni-, ___ ~_ingefFl erouldy le . corn* prin.. of ;our conts(o o 7mosAntl ire' is depored:ecctiljitscly. A year, But la there - no: King who - trrneheti;usry murdered ' ' our shit own countrymen, the people of whom be calls • t 1 • en _ himself the father ? Let the Bourbon of . Naples i n te r ; • answer. Ole question, and thence throw light upon !' sun. - ; that disc weelou:now., :poodle; between Marshal Nes ~.,., ). i t i 4 oken I. and Captain . Foot. , .., . . I•t re- • The .King .of ,fain tly Is !tensed of murdering thi : 4 . - pe ar . i innocent, .ap.d. with insane brutality compelling "a t - , ad us ; mother to bruise the heads of. her own Children in 110 . . . rhich ; mortar , •" but was not I' . orlier innocent ?-zilay r ,:lajfi l l '1 ' . , re. was more thanlytocent, he was 'sleiniltpoatriode' v . t . .. i ately heroic—let the Boar b 0 u of jeSpaalinn• sun w 6 h li y ief tr 4 e . W r it e ! , , • de o f 'ignominiously executed ? Tr , ound - sisted tyranny and are approved. Did Lis Unjust :, , , I rant,. fete end hero ?--why. his. fond 4ife died—she.could , `, , , im pd I not survive him—and his innocent little ones, in I the : their orphan condition, are doomed to altthe.infa- ation -my which a cruel despot and an atiii.christian Priest: - 'I . ( re.— ! hooa•cau mingle with their inheritance! 'But l is death b ore ! the worst. infliction of tyranny ? Wha t then is the 1404'• Y inga, : loss of liberty ? It may, indeed, be only a bodily suf. rid it (.fering to slaves and Court "sy,cophant 9, .but to epee. Lion, ( site characters its acuteness is proportioned to their i bject ( exiltation ; and !et it be remembered that the 50,000 S . their ; victim! incarcerated by the ungrateful Ferdinand, t • lvich ' comprehend the whole activity and pUblk spirit, the • pro- I Liberates of Spain. . . hl in I Without dwelling upon the disgusting taste of this , • A m - (idolatrous King of Candy, may , we not reasonably i r • 1 , iio il g ! ask if a taste for war (in a Christian Prince), l io w. Ring I ever it may, be recoMmended by fashiort, does not es of! comprehend as much unfeelingness to individual suf . - • • itical fering, and an hiliiiitely greater accumulatioe. Alf sail- rred, upon " innocent Lead.," than tats arft,which is made , we a pi iticipal ground for dethroning a legitimate King? 1, if It is to he presumed that the great Powers siocere• feel ly professing their delight on returning to a state of • t em- peace, will be cautious of again disturbing it, and an d that while they are wielding the sword of retributive ( , I ' 1 nger justice, consider if they are not called upon to empire . in o f into the circumstances of.the last breach--while they 1 ices , are punishing treachery, shall the bloodshed of Wa- ven- terluo he overlooked ? Shall the splendour of that day • make us insensible of ourinaa ? And shall the whole view odium rest upon Napoleon 2 the • • If Louis (the well meariine) will not pot forward a is his advisers, he must take the responsibility upon press himself, and answer, who it was that prepared the vent. French people for the return of their Sabre Chief ? , I act, 'Would the people' of France, harassed by his hide. nge. fatigable tyranny, have tolerated his presence, but i t for . under the apprehension, too justly created in their this minds, that they were destined to• he turned ever lash again, and thatwith must impolitic haste, to a greedy , a , els- priesthood, and- a worthless aristocracy ? If Louis, 1 , . ... cent while affecting to extend and .purify the represen.. i reso- teflon, has packed a courtly House of Commons, I • pmt, and pretending to afford • 4 protection and tolera. • • .;on- tion alike to all his children" would Re be moved at of by the prayers of the Protestants at Nistnes, till dy- the vital stream so copiously flowing, was made rich t. • . • legi- arid interesting by military blued,—and if, finall; ,he 1 1 / and. consents to what M. Bourdonnaye (a representative . t Yes, of the people !) calls an ameesty - if under such. • , , jus. enquiry and circumstances the results are n-.t sails, . li factory, I trust. the combined Powers in the fulness _ , r ' I tally of their benign professions, and in the spirit vet con. eel- sistency, wilt proceed with this dewily of the .B•lur. it pa. bout; " ascending and descending ; col:stet:llb &c." •.. . -• i . . "1 . ' • a. a' ' 4l ... ~ .. ..,..• ...A...44 , - -;.--...... 4-, - -4.: , .- • . • . .. . - • it _ _ .