The Statesman. — London, England, 1815-10-28 00:00:00

. , . • 7- -- Gi .-- —1 " -- — 7-.4 - yi• rest I • ' ; a ' i : ; Pk•7l - ' 4 ,, *. 24,.. • I t 0 1 • de A n t s, • , 1 ZN* I • lia .. ' Att - V . '''. . fr 1 ' i l l i tli t l • s i t• C i , tatr4- t . .. , ......... . . 06- - . ,•,7-c I' 1‘ :, .. . • • \? i . ••• I 1 ~ ~ .LONDON, 'SATURDAY, OeIiNIER 28, ;1134.. • :..,-. N0: . 303E . PRIGS Ts THKATRIs ROYAL, DRUILVAAN K. " The Cause far shish 114rarDeg . firieillii Aldo ..._ .. .~ . • LIBERTY OF THE PRESS. This day was published, price One Shiling„ • ' . Crown cud Anchor Tavern, Sad, SU ['PLEA ENTARY CATA LOGUE 'ef the 1 . Alcoa 8, 1815, A . • , STOCK et the late.' Firm of WHITE. COCHRANE.' AT a mEgri NG of the FRI ENDS of the sod Go. Beekselkfs, 63, ri , t-weirs„.eirninining• a namberof LIBERTY of the PRESS, held this day, .' to take into tare saleable, and ioupoolart Av ticks in eves y Depart:new cuosiolemtinu the best meansoluffording pecualary relief to Mr. .of I:4lefature, not iitcleded in the former Catalogue; which D. LOVELL, Proprietor of the thra-re:ir t m Newspaper; for will be Sold. Ni*Order of the Assignext, tot the Pricet inarkdd the Leavy lasses, and severe 'offerings. which he has incurred Ii the Cntalassie. with a deduction of Test per Cent. fur Ready in firmly ujoholding, for a series of years , the iiivaluable U. illoaliss77 , 4 be had on the Premises. . . batty of the Press, Mr. JOHN PICKARD, is the Chair. Resolved, • That at appears to this Meeting, that Mr. D. Leven, the Pro. plirtor end Publisher of the Sysrasmallto eminent no rim /ode pendent Journal in the cause of Civil on& Itsrligi•an Freedom, ho. sustained an imprisonment of Four Years and • Half in the, Gaol ~ (Newgote, Tor what bare brew deemed three separate, Libels, and which have been proved en( only In hove been ark' intentionally libellee's on his part, bet hi one of lise three casee;l the iosertiou was during his calefinement, and cetirmy witholito bis.k . vou ledge. That ii is the opinion of this Meeting, that it is en indispen-. Bible duly on the p•ort of the Advocates of the Lobed, of the Press to indemnify Mr. Lovell for the losses he has incurred in inaintnining his steady and if.tlexible patrintien, and for his unwearied mid firm assertion of the Constitutinnod Rights of the People during the whole period uf- the publication of that Journal.. Tkat obese exertions of Mr. Lovell in' the toast ar Liberty, , Troth, and Justice, independent of 'those/mines and ;MN, ea. title-him to the sparked *attention nod support of she Public, and (bat this Meeting accordingly feel great plen,iire in pro moils( and recommending the Subscription already commenced lii his belmlf. Thai at no epoch of tie civilised world has the independent ' exercise of the Liberty of the I're-s promised of confer so mooch ' benefit on Society as at the prryeid vfornli it is, therefore, highly incumbent on those a ho revere that Liken., to manifest, a Armand ready support in behalf of every man who has fold' may 11-retorter assert that most essential bulwark, .of the, bide ,. . pendenee told freedom of onf,nkind, • • • , 1 That Seven Gentlemen be appointed by this Meeting to net no g Cfnossonitee, to curry late erect the objects of tbe (foregoing Resolutions. • ~ (Signed) JOHN PICKARD, Chairinau.. ' Resolved Unanimously, That the thanks of the Meeting be given to the Chairman fur colsducting impartially the peetiedings of this earning sussuaircions arousal): ffeem.Whitbread, Esq, Duke of Bedford, by ' M. P. £lOO 0 I the hands of Alder- Sir Gilbert Heath. man Wood £lllO 0 ' • trot, Bnrt. M. P. 50 0 Joshua Grigtry, Esq. I T.W.. Croke. Esq. M.P. 50 0 Bury • 10 0 Sir F. Burdett, Bart. Edward Lotwsms,sEso. I'o . kV. P. 50 0 The Friend. to Free. • J. B. Monek, Esq. dowel the Ranrlide ', Coles' Pork, Rending 20 0 Arras, Nottingham 9 All Y. ' . 40 0 R. Moline, Esq. 3 -5 Mr. Alderman Wood 20 0 A few Friends at the Earl Sr aohope 10 0 Coach and formes, Edw. Austin, h:sq. 20 0 Dirtford als J.Perry, Eyq. Chronicle 10 0 Mc. Bryon Corcoran & ll Mr. Fordhatn 10 0 W.S.Addingtoo, Esq. I A. B. 1,1 0 Gnlflingion Lodge, Messrs. Bromrth & Son 10 10 • near' Bedford 5' 5 Major Cllll* tigit t 10 0 J. Hollis, Esq. High John 'Orison, Esq. 10 • 0 Wsenmbe 5 1 0 Wm. Hallett, Esq. 5 0 52 Friends tit the Greta • Lord - 10 0 ' Mon, Poeston 2,. 0 W. Jones Burdett, Esq. 5 5. (*sodas Leigh. Esq, Thos. Northmore, Ls' q. 5 5,1 of the Albany 10 0 Mr, Bird 5 5 • Dr. 'John Peacock 1 0 Mr "tiurrav 5 . S 1 A few Filen/Is, iii the Massey Ilawsoa L Esq. 55 1 Anchor, Coppice- Mrs Elsee 5 01.. row, Clerkents ell 1 4 Mt. •A'oiihrnan 6 0 i A. Crompton, Esq. of 'I Mr. Calloway 50 1 RoeckCintage,Wal.. 41 Mr. West 5 5. , awn, pear Liverpool 5,-.411 Mr, ("Wales Hoppe 5 5 . Mr. Mrsri e erer, Wareham I- 0 Mr. Ham I 1 $.; . A Friend, psi ditto 1 0 Mr. Kentinish 2 21 Comp, 'shoes of the C. 2 2 • Liverpool M e y Mr. Wishart 2 2 1 Mr. Edward Baines, Zriirlli . 4 , li# ea ihe' Itearett ... 1 GERMAN PAPER& 1 ' H I S present- EVENINGi Oct.. 28, their !lervoiswa %I ill ~ ,{..m, THE BEGGARS' OPERA. • Capt. Mackealk, ht , . T. Cooke; Polly, MIN Nub ; Lary Loelit. Mir. Kelly.. Te wbieb will be added. TWO STRINGS TO YOUR BOW. 11iniklay, Mat belk. WATERLOO SURSOR prio Govt . London 'raver°, Oet. 26, 18T5., A T a * EATING - of. 'the . GENERAL COM- . mrrreF. hhis dad;'' • ' • • 'JOSHUA WATSON; Esq. is the Clitee f • The Treasirers Rep••rted, • That A ltsoo Lang Annuities. * • •• t7 l. 211.:01 9 per Ceto. restated Ann. 60.400 1 per Cent. Coosnle,•had Odes invested. • The Conimiltee de,ire to recrive . immedilte applications (root the Widow., Childrcu, awl dependent Relatives. aod for Ore pbasti of Olberis a.d SAdiers silk t, nod frootOtlicersdidablee ly omurded, and Privates disabled or severely *aunt; ed, beio4 ready to :mend io till surb caws, tint tn/Ilford. Whore wanted, a potion relief nod assi:tnitte, in part of that which Ally is wafter he d. termined on for their ears reverthely, It a near calcala• ion coo he made of tie extent of CI no., • the-istooatit of the Sebscrlpilatu IstapOrty applicable to The i In no opeoed u bait pot On o'clock. to he• do at Wilt put Rix. fo ul , 70.; Second Price 9s. Bd.--.Pit, 9s. 6d. = Sercald p ow , 24. Gallery, is./ Snood Pzire. ls.—Upper Ga ii, n , Second Price. ed. THEATRE-LOYAL. COYEST-OA ROHN TH" present EVENING, Oct. 28, be korrforme4, will THE STRANGSR. The Slrarigeh Mr. Kemple; bin. Hailer, Miss O'Neill. To which will be added, A new Grand Ilifitneral Melo-Drama, called JOIEN DU BART; OR THE VOYAGE TO roLabwa. Sinnany, EnriLilanas.• • Tuesday, J..ne Shure. Friday, As Yea Like It. wises 7a. ; Seco nd Price 91. 8.1. Ster.snd Price , g ;.— t o,werGallery. 4a. t Second Ptire,•b.-4/pput Goevii, I. i Second Price, 6d. Places for the Roles to he taken of Mr. Brandon, at the Be vittfice.liart.strk 4l , from tea till (oar.. • A Private tins may be hid usgbily. upplieallie tst Mr.. Braude., It the fitti-othce. such relief. The Committee hes advice of Subscriptions boom In I he Islands • of Too Lila and Mo oscrratt, in the We,t Amount hf Subscriptions received and mode of this piece, to the 26ts Mari ir• * X 127,163 2 4 • 1r CattlEß SV B‘CRIPTIO N• : leadll4 . of Stone, Rev. • Hr. Bailey. ' Woreettershire, per * Citilihmar, do. £3 6 0 1 Rey. T. Marco, £7 16 0 Pasishet of Harding- : Parish of Weir la • • ton and Bendonier, Pori. Montg ..... cry. ditto, per Rev. W. ' skirt... in addition to Helyer 4 0 0 !Xi. •17.. before ad- P. of Northover, ireri ised : da. per IL: v. Mr. - • Ri g ht HON. Lord °fiery 6 6 0 Clive., independent Paribit'of Pre.tan, per *of StibTeriptions in Rev. T. Tooth his 217 0 . other maces so 0 0 Parisii - ofNiwinn under • Robert Welding, Heist. do: per Rev. Fog. 20 0 Mt. Middleton 1 0 0 is 0 • parish of Medford, -Somerset, per Rtin• • • Leysoo Sone+ • 2 9 Parka of Llniiissiena- - • Selo, noMerset 9 i 6 29 smaller Siduerip slain - 11119 6 Vl - - -.• • ONEY OR STOCK, ' *WITH ALL. Till " RISE IN CONSOLS ABOVE 58. TUESDAY, 7TH NOVE)I SER, 3 Prizes of.. • ,e50.0.v. 4... • Prizes of £20,000 MAY 'ALL BE nit AIV N 1 THE SCHEME CONTAINS S .. Trfzerof•. 415q,000 Slier Lent.C;tusolsllso,ooo 4 S LCO2 Prises of X 41,00(1, 4100, ii10,,420e.. 61110, dtc. &r. /fishing a gran 1 Total (in Stock Motley) . .T £314,400, Which may all he drawn among the Tlelcers. it,.• c lopers in this Lotto have themd,amiee of all toe Rice in the nulls hb ire Mg O has alreitly ad , :ed to th^ Value of the So.,k Prizes, a Pr.-I.iorn of m..re than FOLT RE' l• EN TIE I US N POUNDS! sad is increasing flail.. The il..ltives bo h of TiAtels nod Shires will have ti • optio.l reeeiviog the Value, however bigh di. Funds o ay r4e. IN MONEY ON D"MANO. • Tick. t. and Shares are selling by he Contractor, RESIT, Pork ;wok. r. 4, l'ornisillt and 9, Cl. ine•Cross, London; Cm Shared +.n.; 50 , ,(1. in the Loitery ilrnwo in Jul v, '2.657, a Prize ,of 6i0.0.10, a; t:; foot, ry drawn iu April, ALL the lope Prizes of 630.00 V, •• Stt• ,VOlll l / 4 41ipn ihe Pt -I.i iif Hoorn-ten. Derbyshire ' by the • ' Rev. Witt , Jihad 3 2 6 W. Weston and Fah osily 2 8 9 Al /larclay, Tritton, & Co. finbscriptioin io the • Tnwu and neigh bouring .Parishes .Yei.vil, transmitted by Mears. Daniel and Co. of the Old Dna, viz. Collection at Yeovil Chute'', per new. Thomas Tontkins 8 610 John G 5 5 0 Jelin Hooper, E.q. 3 3 0 Mr. Mai. Bitten 5 5 0 It it h. Holten 3 3 0 Mr. John Batten 3 S 0 Ik. 11. Whitinnsh 3 3 Wm. Ghebert lISC 3 311 , 111ensrs, J. Ihntell, J. Hutehingsand G. I'r' . Goltess 10 10 Mestr-. P. Daniel smd f.. Deachuns b 5 C 1 '" 229 b 3 • • At Smith, Pepsi-, and Co. Addi i)) nal beihrrip: tion to she Porish of . St. Peter, at Arches in the City of Lis. COlll 10 10 0 Parish Or St. Maniay ditto, per Rev. • D. Kent 6 0 Parish of St. Mary le Wigford, ditto, pet. ditto 21 U 4 Parish of St. Michael, • do., per theCharch. • vrterdent 5 7 0 Parish of St. Margaret, ditto per the lice. Joh; l !boa 23 16 0 PariA of St. Peter. is klastgate, do.. • per ditto 16 8 0 Paribtt of St. Mark's, do. - dn. 5 5 8 OR AND STOCK PRIZES. THREE of .64.004, 3 per Crot. Coin, Is, FOUR of 02.1. t 00, 3 per Geod. Aid Forty-nue other Capitals in STATE LOTTERY, which begidi the 7th of NOVEMBER. 111 WF,81.1 requests. the alteotimi of the Public to NA • the SCHEME of the approaching LOT r Ell Y, t , ing 0.,1it0 that ..ts iutriosic Wei it will be its hest recommendation. II he4s leave at the wane time to s.,lirit a continu ince of that P. , •ostagonoitkiith 01110 , 11 av • Iltheito so liberally ctr prnenced, d ivy rectify renwenerated = hasioa Shared and Sold the to.. :,,ss 1 2 :•ligfell of 5d.10,00.), the 'hot ..E10,01), uud the lust at,osi rt.' • rasa, t 11 Shnres . 631013 1.. 1.1 Shares... ... 2.412 ln 10 Shares.... ....C10.410 P. A ..... Ticket Ticket ,E1,003 etc. dry. &c. Al.!. 1N VIE, OAST FOUR MONTHS,. W. l 1 Mr. •Ca 4. 1 0 J. D. Bmor 1 0 Mr. R. Lack 1 1 'Fleury ',stowed 1 1 Mr. F. 1 I Mr. Phelps 1 1 Mr. Thosuirkor • 1 1 1 T. 11.; 2 .2 Mr, 3. CYlllries. 1 0 Mr.,'W•tdifti • . 2 2 M..• Walker • 2 2 Merors. Puller. 2 Mf. S. Ferry 6 . 0 Mr. *Wee 2 V T. 11. I .1 .ImJszt Fitzgerald, 1 7 .1. 5 0 Grmsd; 1 , ..er. M. P. 5 5 Seas! Sul44..tirstions , 4 10 'W. A. Ni;.... h 5 Wu' Burdsso, F4l. 90 Mr. Pirkurd • 5 - 0 Mr.ll.oscwf k,s.iiiiu g hmin 10 0 A. (rut, 2 2 Mr. Full r, ftl ortlitleet 1 1 Cser.p.loll46, &C. ;It the •• Sintrestsan Office EAri Grey Chaos., Blundell. Ince. Pear Livery) )1 20 0 Mr: C. nottem, ter, ottin, 4 ham 2 'A few Frsesid,!o Free doms at tile Sir Frau rl• Burdett, ditto 1 0 'T. S. per Messrs. Hoart. m u d C... 20 0 61r. NewcaAle 2 2 F. Musiness., 1 I A. IL 1 0 A Frjeusl, in ,the Cnuse 10.. 6d. G. Rogers, Esq. souc h. '1 10 -•• . . I ......... NI.. . - _._ _ . per al,. Lee 4s o 0 " !losses. George and J. Porili a Holton Latin) Broere a . llaw, 5 5 0 Ilieltring and Baud, Brighton ... , , ''' Ryall 10n)ts • ° ° Messrs. Watts and per Re.. 3..ti01e 510 6 Mr. Neirbol,d, ditto " : 1 0 ; W a ll 5 0 -0 Parish of lily borough, . Mr. Smith, Akita 19 0 ! Weirs. H. and P. per Rev! J. B. Two Friends to Ilse ' Collins 22 0 Spooner 55 8 Chlll , e. dill') • 1 0 ' yg es .„„.• Kitson and p air io, cf. 1 !:.:.t..10:1, Kr. Niete lot r. Chrlte 1 0' o Cave • 22 0 i i,.t Ike. P . Corttne 96 0 W "' IL. Berke. F , ,a. 4 ..' Collected of sundry Parish of PoiterHnot- IJ. Colikls EM• rir 50 ' other Pergola is *ilt, per do. 019 . 6 nsisseth • w ye.,vil • 518 6 Parish 'of Shelling. i A frit Fifrewlstillimitun 3 1 - : Cullet:wn at the Uni- • - * Merle, peritcV.Mr. • i Ma. Howell, Unnabrid,e 2 0 tart to Meeting is ' Hoyle -6 - 10. ,Ne..lßiden. 4ltto ' 10 1 ditto, . per Ret . 6... Palish of Doddior ~ lobetesiiiiii, Ell. t,b Pa ,VelL .7 1 0 per do. 4 . 0 0 ilir:'' E. 1 . F"''' l6 " l " •10 Rev. R. Esitstett 55'0 I Parish of Tborpe or •" .• 1 R. 6... 4.4Mvsark • b,O ; coflri thou at the ' • the Mill, per do. 1 4 ..11' A fess F• tends, at Mr. Independent Meet- • Patich ut S-iiiiiton by - • J. PerrOs. Peek kih..• Y..,''lwil. pre'. • Lofigworlh,perltev. lime. Nottingliaris S. 4s. `d. • B ee . S. Taylor. 1.4 6 J. carter 210 6 Lord Mahout 10 9 . Ditto at Baptist do. Pari..h ~E lik•epham, . I WO V Sedate., Es q .. i per Res.'s. Rice Idi 0 I per the Church . Re.sdlog " 60 1 * • * ---"--- av:.rfiCtiA 016 S Esq Otary Leaned, . . 1 ll7 19 4 Parish ul Boitercforil, •Brve, les 3 g 0..„ ph r up., Esq. I p e rytey.6.Uppieby 912 0 ,A.a 0.1.1 Friend • 6 Moidiacuie - Soate, Parish of Scutt" per ,y,i, rp h - Birch, Esq... ' I Soo eniet 10 :0 0 ditto L 28 3 M. P. of Red H iz- 1 Rev. Wm. Pisrfilrrs Parish 'of Redisonra, ales, .war Liverpool 10 0 m„,„, lii , 55 0' per Rev. hi r.P.ilineel 19 7 Me. rv. Green „ hi I U P:sroph of il-sotairtite, Pusish 'of 14 , ... 1 5 1 4 ''" • J. B. 7 .• 2 per Rev.. t. K I ilea •1' 12 6 iiiratlim, per • Rev. '- Mr. W. Clark, Coventry, 1 0 . ------ I Prouton Lt Tow tlO 8 Mr. "Shrahato Nerbert,do.l 0!. 17 7' 6 Pa. oh of Bit.2tholaue, Mr. Chorle, Bill, AO. 1 0 . John Newman, Esq. ' 'hi- Rev. J. If ouoir Mr.., oho airk, do.. _ 01J it o , s oft, f,..nerret 55• 0 I husui.iti 14 6 51.. J.isrph Riles , . do. 0 .3 Itee. Mr. Muodro, • Pari,h of South Carl- Nlnripti. of T.i•inieCk 10 0 ditto. . 22 0 ion per do. 4 1 0 Mr. Rohert Preston , Collected at Barwick Paris h or Unsling .. Liverpool . 1 0 Church, Otero See- Thorpe, per. itev. Mr. W. Preston. do. 10 ! a . tt by dims . 4 5 . 6 i R. tiarney 116 0 Mr. R. Preston, do. 1 0 1. - Purali of Imagism, Mr. P. Woo4h, do. 1 0 11 12 6 1 near Wrogby, per Mr. I). Henry, do. 1 0 Parish of Tiotinbalt, ui I the Chchsvoiden 216 0 Mr .7 FoirSrld, do. I 0 & mime ( •6 5 6 ----6- - _ - - 1... Is' Tlfk I • r ure rop on Sale al W LBWS on.' tot 05.... N... 17. IL idguNe-strret. neNr Si. P:Litl 5. 1(.3 4 4ru N et e‘roeiogetl, anal:Al Belem la 41. r. Fund, foilisisil) etres . iect, Ay G. WEA B I - VorllcArolter STATE LOTTERY .be gigs DILA WING 7TH N CoVI , AI 8 ER. ' 11CR11.1431 F9R*2O.OOOiTICK ET*. • ' 3 . Primes tA . #30,000 3 per.Cest. C010w14,C40,003 1 • ..,,. 1040.4 440. • " I:6.001 3 3 : ..... ....... 1.0 c ditto Me atm- :........ .. a. . . 5.4100 I ' 30 .., - S 0 ditto « &OA 10 • * .... 400 Clio ....% • ." 3.030;.. 44 40 • SOW ....- l5 dim). • ... :.. ..... 30 1 0.30 10.0 ... lO ditto 4113 Prizes, in Cobzohood Money . 5 8 a14,400 The 311,, 6111, and 7th-drawn Prizes of Zn.trott di:l be en titled ha the Prism of £3 TH It r. 1.. Pftl ES of £.54.a. 0. TIIItEI PER CENT. CONSOI.9. 15,00,) Tickets lu he put into the ou.ober abe.l for devising the h. 1.1 part of elm above Liittel, ~ e i the 7th, Ifito, anti 23th November. the Pt ize. remain:nig of the £.ll 1,40.4 :JR.r dram-. ine the 13,141 Tickets, will be for the Scheme of the second pot of the Lottery. agninst which s.flat) Tickets will be put into the number wheel, and drawn 7 1, December. Tickets and Shares ate selling by Mr Fl A R DSO N. GOO n- LUCK mot 01. w-their Otbeeo, einnhill tout Ch.lrine-Ctoss, miler, they Sold in the Lottery dr.iwit 19th last July, NO. 11 , 1 72, a Prig: of ill;t1.10, in Eleven Shores. 8 10 ?U U DR. PHILLIPS EADY,celebroted for the treat-1 went of ces Wu complaint. in all their Flames, as well us fer the cure of those baneful disorders brought 0:1 by a secret vice, from ant extensive practise has .been enabled to remove , "in the rinhtitutiim of the patient a few prevailing diseases, and by his own verdant' mode of treettatat has iittaiond a pre eminence in the cure of thine complaints, for a hick he enjoys • the gratitude of vent +Bombers, amongst whom ore persons of !nett distinction. Bt nervous debility, arisio , g from rcluralion of the syskin. produced front excessive inritilgenee, his practice kas met with Ito less success than those 101 a rennin disease. — /le does not profess .41 perform miracles, but by jilt evidence of truth to act consistent with 11 dictates, and is cuosulted.dally at his home, 5, Gerard-street, Soho. Letters from the.comitry, inclosing a remittance far advice and medicines., will be paid respectful attention to. • Dr. Ray's SATAN IC ESSENCE, celebrated for the care tif every kind of nerIMIS debility:no:iv be had of all klediciue Widely as also his GUTTA St Pal 1.1T1C11.. 5 0 16; 18 7 Profits of a Ploy per tained by toe per• by Thespian bocie• ly, nits Mr.d by 6.4d.rnith 43 2 7 Pa; hh of Theo nhill, neat Waketiebt, lif ter a Ser ))))) n by the Rey. E. Elli , by 32 4 0 Pawls ut }ens, per the nee. 14w. Bordner 3 7 0 CONSUMPTIONS CURED. A PROFESSIONAL! MAN, who through an ex tenswee pt . :wire in the ailiov..-.lYsr ase.. h r been so fortu nate as to discover a Medicine that is an Infa,lib.e Cure for Consumptions; by 'which Mesiieine he ha,. 4 wed nutny whets liven over by eminent Phssio esp.., and •Wbefl in sae a., stage or a Consumption, ;mewed w ith cotego. spitti..A of blood, aad edeisiat“ses swrlli.li at the feet, Ste. though toe buck of this ossertion may his doubted, the Adrerli,er is happy tu say. Mutt lie tins It in his power to ref..r to osore be lea. cured, :awl when gAen uses by some of the firs. Pforersirmal Me*: he Uhl...f ere 10 'w pablirly ogees it 10 those lobo ale laasrnnl uu aer ihig a ietina Letter. (put ;mot) mitilke.sed for A. H. Nn. 6, Glen: Qat hec street. Mt to-ros4, ators:te boas. Loar'..,n, wi I rate IMil.e alienoom ; at.d whlre•nttemhnnerirrtcrn ever) du" tbradaY l excepted), friss to Is is Use futeuouo. t '1 ........ . —.. oropton .., I Mr. Sam. Fops, do. • 1 0 po sh or bat on . Jaine: , . Thomas, Esq. Mr. 11. Ellison, do. , 1 0 ditto 514 6 of Mount SI. Albans 2 2 lie,. W, Shepherd. dss. 1 0 W m . tif e ly ne , Esq, Colonel John on 5 0 Mr. 'Thos. Seddon, do. 1 0 Coker Court, East Mr. John Barnard €2 0 Mr. Jas. Harvey, dn. 1 (/ Goiter, Sotratrses 10 0 4 R. P.M wider, Esq. Leeds 3 0 Mr. Enoch Barrer, an. 1 0 parish a h m i C o w, Mr. Wheeler 2 0 Mi. W, Harvey, do. 10, per Rev. Mr. Jekyll 4 17 2 Wow. Roscoe, Esq. 5 0 M r . J o hn Harvey, dn. 1 0 , P. Crompton, M. D. 5 0 Mr. J ft. Frecoe, do. 1 0 14 17 2 C. 11. nod Co. 5 0 W. T..do. 1 0 • Parish of West Coker, B. C. I). 50J.U. T. do. 1 0 ditto 6 4 6 J. A. "Yates, Esq. 2 0 Erio en hroh, do. I 0 Parish of Odconshe, A: Z. 3 0 Mr. Joh.. Clarke. do. 0 5 ditto 4lt 0 A Corn Merchant '2 0 Mr. Thor. Haulm, dais. 0 5. R es . p, A. F r e nc h, P. lichnley. Esq. :.., 0 Mr. Jas. Lord, do. • 0 5 Rector of ditto 5 6 0 Mr. P. Kerr 1 1 Mr. Randle', do. " 0 10 gfew Friends in Kent 1 7 Mr. T. Eyre, dn. old 10 0 0 E. M. Buret, Esq. Mr. M. RoWeT 4 dm 0 i w.. Hoskin'. Esq. Ledlitiry 10 10 A Friend to the Li- Sulk Perrott, lic. F. Mnnners, Esq. (.e. ' burly of the Preis 10 0 menet 10 10 0 J. V. subscription), •4 . 4 : ' ' Rev. henry Hoskin', J Geo. Turner, Esq. 1 0' Edinbr . 1 1 .B. Gilchrrehist, Esq. 5 5 do. du. 5 5 0 ____........._ Sam. Wells, Jun. Esq. 1 0 Mr. Swink Liverpool Wm. Carr, Esq. Ask- Mercury 2 2 bum, near York 10 0 Mr. R. Lark 1 1 .--- J.iiin Wybouru, Esq. 5 5 Mr. Wm. Barnard 1 0 ***.The,Commjitee. wishes to engage three or four lieu JC. I U Joseph A m i n . F A .. 1 0 0 Apartment's ftir lices. rt lib pref.:none of suitable conseiii- MarmadrikeSbaw, Esq. 2 0' R. Cuolifts, Esq. mice warm sod nett of t h e Royal Eatitmage. J. D. J. 10.. Oil. Blackburn 5 0 _........ Ssibscrlptloos received by Mr. Alderman Wood, Falcon. All Costuwirdeations , per post, are In be directed " Wnterb)o 16 fqIIPIIS 041011; Minitel Brooks, E sq . Strand ; hilt. Rids t scay, flobscriptioh, Litwin', moo to be put iii.der Clover. directed Bookseller, Piccadilly ; Mr. W.e.t, New 11.-wril-cp.irl.oo4oY- : . Ituaeis leveling, edit tr.t. der. street; Mr. A. Gall ,vny. Holborn; Mr. Horn, Salisbury.. w. 5. I'o.:voffice, London. square, Fleet street ; Mr. Hurd, Fleet-overt ; at' rite IMr of 1 the Crowu and Anchor Tayens, Striard; lie () th ee of the i Subscriptions are.recclv.rd iii Lloyd's ;at the City of Loodoo STATESIIAN Newspaper ; a nd by th e s. , rretarv. 45, Lars- 1 Tavein, mill by tilt . lheldankers siftke Ma trliutis. street, til.Attliwark, J. As JUCIECSi jot% becalm:3.. ' Yltls OetoZdtt. - J. P.. %V EL21 . 0111), Secretary. lb lb 0 •• • • Prewea, Owe. 11.—We`bete 'my 'tee sesperor hes given to -young Napoleon the regiment of fle . lane, vacant by the death of the Austrian AMbatssi..: ' dor at Loltdoe„ Count Meerveldt. Past Sondes' the' ' young Prince appeared before her M .j sty the gas. - press for the first time, in the uttiforai of 'this rintlsebrist'l es Major. It is observed that in the reilllhthossli4J - . : •ceeding from the Cotiit on his ecenhoC iM, Psisste' ' is atWays called only Frederick Charlet if r 4 High. mess Ihe Archduke Jcllin will not he bark for a tong anse,'as he is going to Make stieetlfic tour in Eng. lend. We know not whether there is any founds. lion for the report which is spread in the public of '- , the intended marriage l or lII' Prince. The return of the Archduke Chat les and his consort is likewise deferred,' and will hardly take place before tile be- " ' ginning or November. It is still uncertain when the Empress will set nut •for It to pretended that the'stty of the Ein. Iperor in Italy will be short,'llte effsitteof th e interior' rendering his presence necessary •eit' Weise. ..; Couut Ligette, Chancellor et'llohereila; figs re ceived orders by . a Cootie'. to.trey,''te receive his Majesty the Emperor of Russia On hit journtir through Bohemia, as he.gnes - to POteiid by the way • lof Prague. It should seem from this as' if his Ma jesty did not mean to go to Berlin. Beams; Oc7. 7.—ln espectitleti of the approach ing visit of the Emperor of all the ROyat serVants have got new state Overlie. The Aid-de- Camps intended for his Majesty receive very trogni. ticently embroidered are provisionally regulated for 12'days. 'Aecditlinetd ' some accounts, the Enamor Alezetidei• ' I Prague to' [trestle to review Witteettsteies . army, • and arrives here about the 21th of October.. MltAtir, Oct.l.l.—The Imperial equipages are - almost all arrive here, but we have still no cer._ tainty respecting the arrival of the' Empe?os and Empress. It seems, however, not to be thstent; for Field:Marshal Count Bellegarde went yesterday in • persists' to the plaice, and ' minutely' es isd amill all the'roomr. It iti .geseralli 'said, their Majesties will . meet in the Ty rol l - and then tome beta together. It kit PIO-that:the autumnal rains, sis envenom' in Ira~r still predlabi f y deprive us of -Maxey pleasures. Yfiststi, 11.-•-The' Address all* Seise Aft to the Ao4liduke, as (the - esie.sore of Beek) Ilinieguen,• the chef crtkuvre of Velobati; (tai corset pelted to surrender at discretion in 104ilys:—. , " MOST ILLUhTRIOUS A Refintlat,—That geen has fallen, and that the Swiss city of Basle,thee • solwany suOrings, ii at length secured from insult and'predatory attacks, we owe, tender God, to your Imperial Highness. This mewls* finds in the hearts of our nation a reward whish,we'hope will be las egreeable to the August Friends of Szotherkincl, as the glorious success of the general. iVe hasten to present to !your IMperial Highness our congratu • Wiens upon it. I 64 Your kindness to the Swiss troops tint - pitied in the siege, and the satisfaCtion your imperial Highness ' has been pleased to express at their conduct,' have tilled us wit), 'ay.' These troops tit what they owed to their august Leader, and to ,their couutrk, for benceforwattl, the *year 1815, our country, and the Archduke John of Anode, will remAin itt ear his; . 1 tory, inseparably united .in . the minds of all true • Swiss ; and as we, attending to the 'earlier assurances ' of your Imperial High-Hess, shall . now. certainly see the ancient frontier of the•confederation Tor ever de. Ilvered from the dangerous neiglihnurhood. of that fortress; the* like the nuns etnests.,of our fathers who rest with God,- that monument also shell for ewer en. dure ! whicit will rise to your Imperial Highisets from ruins of Iluningoen, a monument of important events and great dangers, of high military still and princely heroism, de.ticated by the free Confet!era (ion to the generous descendant of Rudolph of Haps burgh. " Most Illustrious Archduke—Our words are but feeble interpreters of our feelings. It is to those that your Imperial - Highness Will look, Intl fter having so powerfully supported cur nation, you will kindly and willingly Rive credit to us, its . representative*. " We remain, with the most profound respect, Illustrious Archduke, your Imperial Ilighuess's must devoted Servants, (Signed in the mate of the Diet) " VON W YSS; burgomaster of Zurich. " Preuidnit kSOUSSF.N, Chaacrifor of " Zurich, Aug. 29. 1815 tine thitierleraliaa. " Avail/rel. ruvbieugraphy, &c. Oct. 13.'" Korona, Orr. 17.—Yesterday the States met at the Palace. Before this meeting the President, Count Scholeitbuigh Wolfsburg, had announced to them that COunt Monster would appear in the As sembly With a communication from the Prince Re gent. The Sitting was opened before the arrival of the Royal Ceromissioner, with a very pathetic speech from the President, in 'which he announced the pain ful necessity he was under of giving up his °nice of President of the States of Hanaver„as incompatinle with the Office 'of Governor of Brunswick, given him by the Prince Regent as guardian of the young Duke, but that he has reserved to himself the right of participating in their deliberations, as Deputy from tunebore. After this, the answers of several corps of the Hanoverian Legion to the Address of Thanks, voted by the States in December, as well as the contents of some Rescripts of the Prince Regent, relating to the elevation of Sir Chatlee Alen to the dignity of Count, &c. were communicated to the. Assembly. On the arrival of Count Munger, he was intro duced by a deputation of the states. Ms Excel. leery made a long speech, in which, in his character of Minister and Ifereditsry (Anti-Marshal, 'he tees. implicated the resolutions of the Prince Regent • ; t ~.''w ur; - fAtlie 1J••••••••... -~- •It ':