The Statesman. — London, England, 1815-11-30 00:00:00

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Cl-AT an EXTRAORDINARY MEETING at the General Body of Protestant Hi-senting Ministers of the three Detiaminatim4, susrinioned he take into consideration the propriet r of applying to his Majesty's Government to inter- - pose their good office. with the Government of France, for 11w Protoetion of the French Prom:Omni, w too appear to he %Wier ing 11.. e most sinlent and inhuman persecution oil account attachment to that Religion, in defessee of whicit our lure fitners shed their Mond, Rev. 1) TAYLOR, in the Chair, It nun unanimons4 Resolved. 1. That oe hav learned from our holy Religion, no/ from !nippy experience, that Liberty of Conscielice and of Religious Miorship, is one of the best b•enling, of the Almighty ! Croitt..r. • LINERTY - OF TOE PRESS. • Cd doll add Author raven), Stetted, August 8. 1815, A'l' * MEETING of. the FRIENDS of the LifggitTY of the I'ItESS, held this der, 19 take into .oewidertilha the hest oralis of tiffontunt peenniars reit..? to Mr. D. LOVELL. Proriet.,r of the STATGMAN Newspaper, for the henvy A lessies. and Iterate Pvlrerings. womb he h•t ttru, red in Moils sphse44istg, far a series of years, the inthstuable Li berty of IMS West, . • - • . • . • , . ./. • . . -. Thew. ffultue, &thou- 1 Tt.l.r.Lee, Efottni .• • 020 le-Moors . '-.E5 0l Jahr Ifostutn.• Mtn • 010 &At. Taylor, •M. 1k... , 'A PlieXl6 Catholic ; . • ditto • 11. An.nt ostion, ditto Juno-. Dean:di:l'a :. '.....1• • e i r , M. of Free." Win. Bowker. .Loin .. - r.;11 - 0 :. ',gutty, artel .Rees • Mare faithful 'loin for. ~ .• . 4er ; of .the Slate;- • ;,. tuna... ditto - ' 1 0 • roan, difia 44:114.1111. James 111.4•11 d *is; trig° .• 1 ..0: -Jahn 'Burnett: 'WI: •:• '. Jos. Morris, litetirlst- ~..,. . 1 - W:td o e n od tutee•Gsei . .1 4.,4 . met. ge..r ditto , ,1 0 'sear Arbro42l l . 'kV - 0 Joiliii lie v linnA, 13,14' '7." Mi.• 11. T. Ilirroo* • I 11';• ton'il.-Mo. , rs •• 7 1 '0; HareTo.tOrtscrsd: lisg. z •101 ! - R. Nutt..ll, Mere•hill„; ,- Mr. t:h.,rles b...? •• '1 01 near ditto s 1 0. FirstStshseriptioftlfr4so 1 }llia Yates, Bolton:. - : iit" 2e 0. - rdertrls "'or - r•..•' r:,.. le- Moors . .ic.l. 0 . Pruetdosts"•bo. • 44., • Robert lie woud,.dQtn - 1 • 4 - tiri,... • Pt , . • - 1 Libert% of the Press; ' J. Brettell ' -1 . .0 Alib isilllPlo sitleint •'' ' 24, .. William Southworth, , • .. niwruhstArs l3 4l2!l"..; 1, 1 8..150a-le-M ours 1 . Q Ed% af4 - :rrrminortpdari. 1. As a Friend of Free 1 Alkuruketf 'l "7: 4• - • Disetakion, P. Huron 1 .0. 11..C0u In ' -• -".- 7 .. 1 .;, A ... Au Ma lulsolsitutu of ' . . 1101 '1" 124 e3 .: •. :. I t • Italian 1 0 Mr, :;_ tvis • • , • . . Thos. Cullen, ditto '0 10 4. ntkinwire -::, : .•. A Friesollto the Li- . bertAurtlsle Psists‘tf. O.* . .. ite n hle i tot,• •• , • .s. • Subset-11114ms received hyllanlool . am.ote. Ridgway, Rook.rtler, Pirtiollitisl; .' ter,' cenri, Catty-street ; Mr; A.. ClibUOrriey. trams .94e. ileillikt .. Shliihory • square Flees.street ; Mi.'lleipit C l / 44. :e rer . .: the au ut the &own and AnclurrTurerri r • 'tie .t,...he • of the STA TIMIt AN - rile wrpapoiri• amodirt• tilt . twri• .-.. laiii•sireet, Sorritarstk., • •••i• • P 9 Al• - .:!-.."';" ' ' 111401 /3tig . .. • 'll " present EV ENIN(;, Nov. 30, their teoljn•riv,... %err. A ,erfnm TAM FRIA 6,,lazef, gr. Kean; Tantcrl.w... Mr. P-ptal lifipasitt, Mn. . Bayley ; loy Kelly. To which wiTi tl• 81.14e.1, THE M ; Ar, i; M An) (fir PALA IRE %U. prior pal ci. v Mr. %boa ten. Mr. Dui.. ton, Mr. Pope, Mr• Wa nu.l. Knight, Miot Keity. f.i 'as. Why'', to find a Friend. 5 ur,l W e lt. 11,,,day. king Richard the Third. The 1)...r; 1.. be opened at Lan' past' tee o'clnek. to bo il, It :f vb.lf 91 t. t „. ;p. ; spc..nd Price 9s. 111.—Pit, 36. Serood Fri.., 14 Low , r t;nllerv, fit. t Second Prier. IL—Upper 6:41.1%, ; Selllll4 Price, 61. 4. That enjoying this inestimable blessing ourselves through the 'tr i o al meres of Dis i.e P, ov identit, and the equity 21/(1 11. beratity of the Legislature and Government of these Resins, we canton but desire its anis ersalexteosinn. S. That we are prompted by the liveliest sympathy to take an interest in the condition of our Protestant Biethren on the contileot ..f Europe, whose fathers, in comert with tow non, at the period of she Reformation, recoveted the precious rights Of etinscietwe at the eipencesrl their pr o perly mad !Ise*. . 4. That we had hoped from the experience of the ineSeacy, impolle:, and impiei v of persecution, nod from the spread of kilowledge throughout Europe, that the time was at length come when religious Itherty was universally acknowledged to be the iwlienalile birth-right of every human being. 5. That we have learned with astonishment nod Brief the Once of our Protestant Blethren in the South of France, who are suffering under the horrors of perrecution-r r ilieir dwellings and properly ravaged air communed numbers of thrum driven into exile, their pastors silenced, their temples shut up, their children dragged from the ores of their pits - rots, its order In tie re-lta prized according to the Roman Catholic ritual, and whole families brutally massacred. .6 That our surto ire and horror nt 1114se merciless deeds arc :.g.;rilvaled by t..e recollection that the present Government of ,',. ranee ha* been in a great measure restored and sustained by British stensute, British valour, and lititisli Wood. exertions nod saeritices, which his Majesty's GovernMent has avowedly oxide for the proinotitai and preservation ad the pence, lode- i pet.dence, and happiness of ail Europe, and which most be con- ' sidered as made in vaiu, if oer French Protestant brethren be nut prcteci. it :.s the restored am-it:anent of From e, from the fury of s :sage perseriutitts, whether single ur combi. ed. 7. "I h t. we are not 0000 ioo formed, that the events sih•ch we Le hold, n ill so much cmicent nod alarm, are attempted to heat. rimmed for and excused by the mate of political ironies iu France—but that whilst, us Ministers of Religion, we mail' it to be a sacred duty to staud aloof from ail pi , litical fortiori', ton .- I thee tit unite or oltroad, or crusts"' shier this pretext 111 deaden our s‘mpathy a i:h onr suffering Protestant Brethren because ! the hi-any of per-e..ution in all axes shows, that persecutors bay.- duce h..mage t•i liberty pad charity, by diaKilistog Civil cinch'. Wider political pretenc. s—ard because, in the pr. sent in stance, it nppe..rs Ai it the Proterants of France have berm. and ' are, as much divided in their political opinions and predilections' as soy other body of Frenchmen—that the rage of the perset u tors has been directed against Proteststits without distinction, and that Protestants only appear to be the object: of their an chili -sian resentment aid veng,cance. 8. That the British Governmen+ has often didingaished itself ' by using Its power :tad influence. with due respect to the lade , endence of other lizilion9, on behalf of the injured and up pressed. 'or conscience sake,—and that the :logos, House of Brunswick have been justly and honourably considered. from the era of their happy accession to the Throne of these Realms, as toe Protectors of toe Protestant interest of ,Europe. . S. That it appears to us that never was there a inure urgent call for the inierpositiotrof the Government ot . the Hutted K tog dons, than in the present inshore, o hen persecution is raging in France against such as hold the . same religions faith which is professed by Nrsionv, narfriatt under the reign of a Monarch, who owes his restoration to the sui:re-::e ii.iner-to theossee t y —valuer add perseverance of the to toy of this Protest:int Em pire . • . .0. Th a i O i l the s e i ctisu ih, a' !Pout:ilia° Ile appointed to res. preari.l our sem 1 mems to his MA, to y'sGovet tttttt IR, aka to ere press our eia.fid lice that 1:le Ministers or his Royal Pli , ltnesa the P tate Regent will employ th•ir good oilier. with the'ourt of Ftaute, in obtoising for out sun; rii.g Yrotestatit Brethren ialusedi..te relief and permanent seem its,. il. 'that such Lepwatinto consist of the Rey. Robert Asp. laud, the Rev. NI/irk Wilk-, the Rev. Win NeWman, and lbe Rev. Thai. Morgan, Librarian and Secretiry. • ~ DA . N. TA if LOR, Chairman. 12. That the Thanks of this Body he given to the Chaltutan, Cot. his conduct Is the Chair. - .4 - • • t/KATRE-110114114 . . COVSNT•liAttlfle44... 4 .----- ll'l S . • primps* . EVENLY 41•10: $(1 6 ,.. *II' be pea..med. . : ..... . • VENICE PRESERVED. • Jailer, Mr. C. Kenthle; Pierre; Mr. Toarig I Belrldera, Miss .O'Neill. • Ti' which will be n.lded. The New Comic Piece, called, rricliv. Cl.mat. . s,ltsid..:„ T'ir Orptotn. P:ace, for the Boliett to h taken of Mr. Brandon, nt the Dix•nflice. Ilart-otreet,•frion ten lilt row. • Loire., is.: Sec• - eict Price . ..to dd.—r l ii. .. 64.: Second Prier. 3,—Lower fiallctr, di. ; Second Price, lc—Upper Gerry, 1..: SecnnePriee, 6d; A Private Hoe may he had ;tightly. no applicatigni hi Mr. Standen), in the Ilii‘-litSce. • : - 1 ".~ , - LADIES WOOLLEN CLOTiff: .A:'V I) 1 4 1.:LVISP.S. rilill.l Gently, and O' Public , are most JL resvrtiallt infnnnHLfhntG. FOX. UstiietWoisilen Dra -ler,.ll::s tu:i received from His 11.anur1esors a Nicht extem,iire imeni of Lifl:e4 Merldh, Vignnia, Seal-thin. and' Prime Clothes from it toff. per satd, 'all, two carts wide. sad in nll the beautiful new coloais that can be dyed; tile Ntwerlnn Fontolnblena Potpie, eet. at w•, of virtitmlicahilities :tie erstnntly.empinyed is malting tiding but plt,in add richly hiai.led in theirs! style of fotaltioo, rind in the arrest elegant forms paoiesslarly appropriate to taste, which hilly-art has out beers sallriently attend• id to bv Ilabitwinkert. Silk-mercers, Littett-Jrapers. Dress-tankers and othr.rs M at su:,- tN s•sal, sn that they m O. , - obta :11 of eti it stoner , s om 9.. to 4s, mare per yard, and from one in too gisinew.,meee In each relmw—or Ladies paring Reds Motley the some rice is made to them at. is charod to dime dealers wlt. have agm . , .. G. Fut h Wn"Uen Warehouse, 28, King street, Covent garden. " • •1 ELIZABETH FENNING'S CASR—CO'NiPLETE.• This day were pahlished, oar 5011 p Res, closely printed he , 8110. riff*, 68, 6d. FIPPE IMPORTANT LLESULTS of ate elabn-. Ilte ENYI SiIt:AVON into She MYSTERIOUS C ISE of IMIZA FENNNIVO. beis drinil of ea onorAittary FACTS. I)INCOVERED , SPCCE HER EXE vv.mot laitidiag the Ortleial Report her SINGULAR' itobt 'shed , awl Copious N.A.% 'hereon ... ma rrow, Molar :41e. 130:"ii.aeythrt.-.4.,..., nn her a 11 , morlatto Ibis Rival Rightw.a the Prime 'Regent ; oral Sale taste3 nets l'aiap4l..t ',Cuss P. • ert,t4ei Ap co-cary. Nv JOHN WATKINS,LL.D. With Thirty ORIGINAL Licrr rots wcittesi by the unfot tu te Gil crhile io Yiisuu; ttnAp i teudiz l aud au type cips tate PAN:a:ion. 5 0 20 _ ~ : Printed for W. 11.inr. 55, Fleet-street. The W..rh et idlest ,We Letters, 5..3 or the Irtters separate sELF-CREATED LOTTERY. T ° small, but caph,l olery. 'EY FON (in common wit:t IN, Pc., pientr , of oilier Offlcesil hiss determined to S.rire nl: ins TirLets. in eider that hit Friend,, %lin prefer :4 %Inall: . r 4 it nee, may n.l be disappoissted by n ireat %We of W ionic Tolr e i,.— The pre-cut inducement is cc, t.tioty col et..nt to be p.t.verl n-ticed ; for with only 5, 4 DJ itierc ore. T.,. Grand Capitals of iIO4OJ, S per Cent. Curtmts. b..Nides vu Wele . i Prize.; all of which mug he Or.twu TIVORSDA 7th of D ece mb e r, an d limy b-t purchamed ay malting .AD early applicatmo to the Public obedient Servant, E. EYTON, Stock-ar tier, • 2, Combat, and 18, Coventry-street. T. MORGAN, Secretary. - - 4 .1 two. pehliAed, ACATALOGUE of BOOKS fol. 1816 ; com- WWI% 'shots! rw Evnt Tnousmin. voLvaiws, new mud tet .o.11;:tot , ,, 18114114 . 114ri :out Clit.l.es .4 Li irrature, n Inry. Ono. of ancient, Cue , and rate Arielet, on SA;r. Ay JAMES ItUSREIt, Reading. %here entalftues neiy he ie•4 :•14, nr LIIIIgIIOIII Mid Os. 4 and 1341J winlitoll nod other Bookwllero, price 14:6d. 'JEW CAPITAL LOTTERY, only: 6000 TICKETS, with TWO PRIZES lit' X 50.000! wul lio7 other Prizes of vatted V;iluea iu 3 ver Cent. Contotknuti 31 ,, ne%, must all be drawn NEXT TflUlliDA Y, 7tO DC CLMBIiR. G'o ';01.5 5110 SCIIrMT , 2 .. Prizes of .. Z3N1012 3 per Cent. Console f 30.003 20,04) thito. .. 4o,Out► 1 nit►o . 1000 SO diilo .. 9 ni (1800 ...... 0 0 3 6 10 4:9 511 60 411;in IA diio dirao 1111 Poises, in Cintiol• mid Munev .." Each arA),OO will have Xl l ,OllO mare, making. TWO Price. of .C50.1)11. 1 . . • I'. BIMH. Cautraetot. I-insect:lllly acquaints the Pahlie. that %NW an) vlit.r•-s in thisil. , dtery remain unsold, a sefeei choice Moo, hir boll at both hi. fi , soneellleo%. Ni'. 4. Cornhbl, and V. Qsarina-erwit. where !1., foil wing (,rand Prize; drawn bot Satard a y, the *Oh of Ni.setaNer, *ere soli itad abated : viz. Thee: kit el / Prig. ever drawn. •d o. I /.563. X 33,000: Akno Na. BIM% a Prize of £ '2o,coo, And Fnatte.o r Capita I, pf 41040, ,E. 500. irc. &r. arr. N. B. All nnud be .bska n Nest Thursdar. CHILBLAINS, RIIEUMATIS4S, PALSIES, Bte. are prevented from breaking, and their usrinenting Itching instantly removed by WHITE- - BEAD'S E•i's CE. NIUST A RI), universally esteemed for its eatraordinory ettii , ev• in *Raminsatism-, Palsies, Ginty affection,. acrd plaints of the Stottmeh I but where Skin eer• tlin remedy has been unknown. ar neeleeted, and the Chilblains hare actually broke, %V ill 11(H NA 1)11 FAMILY CER ATE will ewe the pain, and vet y Apretlilv luta them. This Create '`crillAlY efficacious for all IL-conditioned Sores. Bare Legs, sc.itoic. Eruption., Riot , hes, Pimples Rirtgworms, Shingles, Break ings-out nn the Uri>, mid sore and ii.- Sensed E‘es, sore Ile u', anl other humours. The Es sence of Stastar.l is p , r hap, the inns( aetive, penetrating, nod elk 'dims remedy in the world, curing the several Sprains and Bruises in less than half the ti i.e ti.h.tily taken by amy-other i liniment oriembrneation; aids, h..!.1: Cuts, punctures from sortrjri instrum s ist s , thnro.,ri.limm , .&c. with ineredihle ! without smart or pain, p , eyeilliii4 ii4l>tomintion and festering, tspd i. equAlv useful in the traitors- ne..dents of aniusal:—in shurt it it* a dninestie tenvtly of sin h M:motaimost exerltetter -arid 1 ttst.t ns liiiiibsehsible In i.s own comfort should ewer tie j eic.ow w. • Preiktred ;tidy, and sold -by R. Johnson, Apothecary, Li, GffirA-ureet. SOO 1.14f1 rite FA.4 e :old Pi. at 9d. each t th• Create nl 14.164. and fi4. 9d. not outsbe had of every Aleuich,e Veuder in in. Unh/211( i 'e 'Tug ;43l;ite ba•O Veit fok bt.iii;leteltb the nitme:of et. Jelau t m, susetoil chi it. BY HIS JlAJEgrirs ROY 11. PATENT. ANTI-ATTRITION. • E PATENT ANTtATTatTioN COIIPO- A- siTION has bell& interptis , call , / proved to be the cheap est and best lug ever yet discovered ID( 8i1i1 ,, 111%, ui stedd tif.C..pper s t preserve Cables from bting robbed in the Ha 0. iust.nd of a plat, service, or rounding; the rig ging rit s'aps from the Weather, and from twin:, (holed, instead Of tar. paserhae, and service ;". for the slides and carriages of guts ; in resider leather stud ; and to pre went the 'feral of friction In Strain engines, Mill., Sugar-4411 1 ., Threshinpmills (ar other impleaseutinof Ilus'iandr ) generally used by _Tourers); 040:wee, Co..ches, Wii2gons. Cart*, and Machinery of every dereriptiam—lt is also the best that', to preserve the blades of and all kinds of polislyit articles, from first.---It will likewise ',reserve iron horip.i, water-bath, ca-ks, tubs, spools, posts, rail-, gates, pal k patine, barn It., slugs , altd ever, kind ..f wood and wooden tosiiding, GO. the weather. ninon). .in I dry rot, either in the East or West I! dies (whets it is particularlk calculated for the UM` of Sugar mills, Steam-engines„ and other Machinery 1, or • in anv Ciimate ; nod it %sill not oily preserve lr..n Railways front corroding aid wearing out, hot -also render tlie draught be • • light, that nue nonie a ill an the work of-I WO. flee iming of the Composition is, in ...one rates, (awl IA 1::0 sof oil, tallow, or any oilier kind of gr. ase, polio, or tar, and the Public save, by its u,e, from 30J to 4 per Cent.. evelus.ve of preventing the wear and tear io ehinery, wheels. &r. &c., which is a saying Of expellee mo t e ! than that of saving nine parts out •.f ten, :and n o t can be so cleat iu its working, arms , so li itle trouble. Sold, for the Patentees, as 40, Charing-cross, near the Ad , aniralty, London; and by their appointment, lit most Ship,. Chandlers, Printer:, Bookseller:, Liliiitries, Di iix gists, Medicine Warehouses, Perfumers. Ir..intiongers, ('utlets. Conchtuakers, innkeepers, Coach and Waggon Otters, Oil nod Colour Shops, Saddler- and Shopkeeper; in the Culled Kingdom ' in Boxes, price a 3. 6d., ss. 64.,106. 6d., One Gobbet', and Two Guineas each. The smallest size Box contains a quantity safirient to prime a four-wheel Carriage four times,with which4t will rum upwards of 6000 Miles, a itbout apply any thing else to the A Ile-trees. and one:Half-gull:ea Box contains a suMcient quantityfrir a Stage. . woggon to travel ;1:1,0,10 Miles, and it wi l work with a° al wile -trees, or with common bosei and si xlet-trecs' of Hay kind.' The most satisfactory Proofs of the .uterus of this Discovery may he seen at tile Potentees' °dice; No. 4.), Choriug-cross, and also at tfieir Agents. I . . The Public must kte oo their . guard lOW a spurious Compri ! sition. which is s .risetimes attempted to befolsted upon t bele, ispreverit the affects of frielon, instetpi of which it is iujarivas to . Machinery, &c., and tame is grimier hut OA for whist, it ' , Potent ha's been-obtained. To prevent brapostriustr, i ihe di- I tedious welt with each Box Ter.:nailed " W. D. Beqe,y," e and base the Kings Arias on thent..-111 whit'W for t ; pry ; and nay IN: usakiat oda of a . rowsposii isrp„ by ;which she Palesteesuge,defrauded, will ba,proseciated, 1410 GUINEAS EW A I4D intaing'been offered bYtheai to • detect • Frauds on i the Parma i N. B Any Person attempling . trr make for their own use, or I. &eagle, a gpufluias t; pasisamo: isout .be.egapecuted 41111110*.who a' but tic rual Ni cal Mr. JOHN PICKARD . , in the Chair. Res,tilred, ,- . • . That slyspperus t o this Meeting, tbat Mr. 11. Lovell. the Pro. , psi -tor and Prifrlkber of the ST ItTnisia N. erui.'llo us ills Isir r- ill , +Simnel in rair.eause sif.emil. owl Hebei 'us Freed.on, t ', ' 1 .. Eit ild ineiem; lie impirismuneat. at. roue year. and is klill its the ' t. "''''' , Robert (I. Gaol 4,r NjettrirAt«. fee what have been demised time s norm , Wogs, and %Melt have been pro.ed n ot on ly t o h av e b een u • - • 111),''''';,‘ of ,1,111- ri teittnoirills libellous na his pan,. hut in sine of the three eases 1 Iff ' o ; ; Dr ' : '''" L the insertion am during his coatiumnent, and entirely •ithmat " 8, 4 4, :i . " 1,. " . 1 1 ( " 0 w0r 5 °"'' ills knowledge. . As a Friend of Free That it is tke•npinion of this Meeting, that it is en indlspen. Disesuklon, P. Huron 1 4, i. sibie defy on she part' of the Advarate, of Ik 1, e •bretv a lbe A n Oil f a t i Obi tuto o f . suss. Press iryt4lfy Mr. Cavell fur the to-sea he has incurred in I. B o l ton 1 0 llr 1141 scusialt•JUi "ttendfs,viottindleiattfe patriotism , patriotism , i and for his ; Th os . C u ll en, ditto 'if 10 41 11 n. esswearnett sin firm renseethmsnf the Coranientional Rig.kJsilf 4 1 4 ' A Friesatidto the Li- A. , . • • People during the whole period of the publication of ibis be t /Abrupt, p v i too f t f. 0 • is Substriptions received by &salad! Journal. That thenexertions of Mr. Lovell in the cause of Liberty, n • --L...iler. PienelliH7l', .. r-r. __ Truth, and Jostler, independent of hi, ralferings had boors; en.. title Mastro the marked ; mention mind support of the Public, - • '-‘• brans; AIR:. .sind thitthis Mersin. , neeordinglv feel great pleasme in pto main' and recommending the Subscription already commenced So his behalf. That.lo no flinch of the civilized world has ;he independent exercise of the Libetty of the fries prorni.ed to confer so mich b en ef i t on Utley is. at the present perind 3 it is. therefor, highly ittrumbsent MI shove who revere flint Liberty to manifest us firm tinit ready . sappor t in behalf of every man who has and may hereafter ns-trt that most esaential bulwark of the lode pentlenee and freedom of . mankind. . That Seven Gentlemen be appointed by this Meeting to art as li CIIIIWiIiktC, to carry iota edect the ishjects of the foregoing Resolafinit-. • ( girls(' ) JAHN 'PICK ARD , Ctairmiiii. flesitl*ed Unanimously, Trois tree Booth. of the Meeting be riven to the Ch-iirman for Z.ooducting impartiollso the p , oceetlings of this evening ansiscairrions ;tangier° : . .• Sam.Wkithrend,*sq. : Duke of Bedford. by M.,. P,, ,4100 - '6 -the hands of Alder- Sir (:i nert "Hentlie- • • num AVOW! £lOO 0 erste, Mart. M. P. • 5.) 0 R. *Moe. Eq. .1 3 T.,,W. Coke. Esq. M.P..3:1 0 A few Friend, at the Sir F. Burdett, Bart. • Conch .uud Horses,. M. i l . l ' ' ' 50 4 r Diserfard • • 311 J. R. Murrell. .F.KI.. .. , Kg. Reran Corcoran 1 1 Coles, Park. 11eading 20 0. loi.ls, Addington, F.-q. Y. Z. da iv -, Goldington Lodge, Mr. Alderma n Wood 9.) 0 near Bedford 5 5 Enri Stusisepe 10 U 1 J,,,11a11i., Esq. High Ell o . Moil,. Esq. 20 0 'IV S riiishbe I . Peref. Esa. Chronicle 10 0 *Friends tit the Green Mr. Faidinis 10. 0 I Alan, l'selston A. B. .11 0 I Chando, Leigh, /I.q. Me.sr,. Broomall &. Son - 10 10 of the Albany 10 0 ' 'factor, M , ..isor rortivrielst • 10 0 lbr. John -Peacock 1 0 s h e} be :.Ism .. John Jonsbon.lr:vq. 10 0i A few Friend,. at the ..o inrcessars, preprtia,,.... Wm- 11;41 1 F' 1 , E.:4. . 5.s A•;chor, Coppice. ' moor, sit on early in•riort us - Lord -- . '/0 0 ' raw. edeckessoell 1 4 •I hat Ike liens:utions wig m00n... Ise ,j,,,, e , ftordiot, Psq. 5 b, A; Grooliton, 1- 1 -4 el. of I for the iii;tproi.trion of the Trude la•vnnoi..... Thos. Noriinnore, Foy., 5 5I lirecisCottage,ll%:l- • cretins) .1 the Corsositiee.' .Mr. !t;r I 5 5 i ton, near Li...spina 10 0 That this Meeting do adjourn till the' Cmainittee then. Mr; Mareoy ' 5'5 -i 'Mr. Mortimer, Wareham 1 0 canary tisc, uvene the Tr.sde tege.ekee. • , ... • M m aik r : v e.,strl ow la_alssay ... .Feat ,.. ...... b i. 5 0 1 . c t u t' u ri l e o n r. d it: ler ( d o itto the • , 1 ct , Thanks tie's: then smted to the Chairman • for . hi.. t:._• • • and good cin.duct in the Coot. , -- . - Mr. Wauhroan • 551 Liverpo4 Mercury • '05.1.-Ml. A .......-_ . Mr:tialtiseoy • -.4 '0 -Mr: Edward • Baines, • )11.; West •.•_ . - .6 b 1 Iced, 2 2 :81r. C•h , irle4.lloppe .5 5 &Krim Ilrucre, E-q. ; Mr.•11,l1 ~' ' 33 1 Brielon • 5 0 mu' limiambh . 2 2 ; Mr. Newbold, ditto 1 0. 1 0 . ..f . - , 41 2 i 1.10. Smith, ditto 10 0., 11r. wi4hort "2 '2 ; Two Friesiit, to the .. i Hw. • • * T . 1 Csiv•e. ditto 1. 0 I Mr. Case ' .• 4. 0 Min: Na ter. Cashri.We 1 A I J. D. Bow 4. •'1 . 0 W. E. hark.. Fon. 5.-0 ; Mr. R. 11...e1t • 11 ; .1. Collier; Eeq. Ply- Item . % Lampert 11 I. ••seimith • 5 0 Mr. F. . - . 1 L A few Fi iriais lit Boston 5 9 Mr. Phelps . 1 '1 Mr. Hovel!, tainlitsdAt 2 0 . Mr. Thompson - 1-I I Mr.'Enttii. ifsto . • 1 0 W. T. • 1 .1 3.tln Tesoro, 1:,9.• 5 fl 'T. R. 2 2 Mr. 1%; A... Fordhata 1 10 ' Mr. J. Colliage 2'o r. s'.. Sou:battik . 5' 0 Mr. 11-rdin4 • 2 1 "A few 4., iimai,neme. Mr. Whllter , • • 2 _4I 1• J. Perm's. .I•!ecbe 1 Me...ts Puller 4 21 lime. rimtingkons Si. 4s. Cid. I Mr. S. Peiry . 50 I Lord 11olland 10 0 1 %Ir. Swats • •.2 2 !leery Sekaltes, Esq. T.U. 11 [. igittsdiac t . • 3 0 Johns Fitzgerald, Esq. 5 0 !leery lopil," Esii. J. P. Grant. Esq. M. P. 5 5 • 1144vitlee • • • .. • 5 5 Small Suitor riprions 4 1 , 1 lAn 014 Frienit ~• 5 0 %%. A. Milo., I-sot. 5 5 Joseph Birch.,. Esq. . Win. 11.041 , 11, F.A. 20 0 M' P. •or R/11 Ilaz- • Mr. Pit•keid • '"5 0 I ele4, near Liverpool . 10' 0 Nlr. II micas It. Not t ioghan 10 0 Moesr, , . Greets I U A. Gr•ait, Lsq. 2 9 J. B. 2 1 Mr. Fuller, Northfleet 1 1 Mr. W. Clark, C.iventrv, 1 0 Cromp..sit.ir., Pres.- NI r. Ab rn ham Iles iserr,do.l 0 roe., &c. 10 Ilse Mr, Ghat les 11411. till.. .1 0 Sint esitiait 02ice 5 13 Mr. Sohn Citrk; do. 0 10 Enrol Gres 20 0 hi:: 344411 ti.lev. din . 0 6 Chas. tilundell-I , .sq• ftlarquis so TA V Week 10 •0 Ilse. rwor I.llirrii.i,.l 20 0 • 11r... Kobeet Preston, Mr. C. Sutton. l's M. ' Liverpo.d . • r 1 0 ter. Niii(istrirmi . -'2 2 1 11r.•W..lireston,..do. 1 0 A Few Friend. to Free- 51r.,11. isteston, do. 1 0 darn 'it the Sir Frage. Mr. P. 1Vrool.; do. 1 0 ei, Burdett. distil 1 0 Mr. 1) lieisry. rho. 1 0 T. R. per 1tr,...n. . Mr J Faistiolde dos I 0 lisvor stud re , . %) 0 Mr. Sato. Fogg, stn. 1 0 Mr. kliteheil.Newciwile 2 9 Ntr. 11. Elli.mi7d.i. 1 0 P. Manners. E.-q. ' 1 1 Rev.. W; Sisepierd; des: 1 0 A. It. :1 0 Me. Thos. Seddon, dn. .l ...0 A Friend to the ('wise 10.. 6d.• Mr. Jas. Hoerr., do. ' 1. - 0 G. Rogers. Esq. Solit lb• Mr. Enoch Horres, do. - 1' 0 ninon,' 5 0 Mr. W. Harvey.; do. 4 -1, a: Ja,r,e. Thomas, Esq. Mr. John 11q.ves . , ip :. 1, 0 of Alon:,1 Si. Attains 2' 2 • Mr. J. R. Pretne, do. - It , 0 Colonel Joint on 5 111 W. T. do. -" • .!t -1 , 0 , ' Mr.J , his Bamford 2 0 J. 1 / 1 ..T do. . ••.. • 1i.9 . . It. P. Swisitie 0 Mr. Wheeler 2 0 Mr. John Clarke. dn. ' 0 ' . 5 w,,,, H.,....ne, E.q. 50 f Mr. T hu.. Marton, du. 0 b . Mc. Jo.. Lot d 4195. 0 . 5 P, ('anal . NI. U. . 5 0 . . . ~ . C. IL and Co. • 5 0 Mr. Randles, dd. 0 40, H. C. I). 5 0 Mr.?. Eyre, dii. ' *, .6 10 J. A. Arates,'Esq. . 5 0 Mr. kl. llowcr,oo.. 11,, b A. Z. .. 3 0 A Fiie4, to the Li- A Corn Merchant . ' ' 2 0 berry aithe lalst. •-10 '0 P. Setidev, Butte •, 2 0 Ditesor .11. Gilibrist, , Me. P. 'sot,- : - 1 1. Ldinhurgh b 5 A few Frien d s in )(eat 1 7 Mr. Sinith,.:l3444ol' - " " 1 ". - + 1 :.; ' 1 ' .11,i , •,,,,hii41141,. l i o iri I,i ef. 5 .4,.. t0 :' iiiAit " Kl i p : E. 51. - Ruins, - Ext. • .,Nr i r 4 ..",rV b. . .- ?• !. /111 11 1/leMi 'Aii)MONIT Ledburd : ' l ;7 . - 10 10 mr...m., su•sew • ,•• r :INA ri.opi.wi.lowiti.o.,..,ft .e wo s intend iu enter imo opt • mord 20 M , , 'F. M 4 '0 1 '1.. F 4 14.• ( 9e- . . Mr. WA "' 14 "•- • oxieu a.ate. withAithvr v ir.iiions -rt . the Pri.scal Elfeits of mood - sabstription), .4" . 4 lowish Mi. rs Ifi. •12.‘q• • IS ' 111.1.•sisoss: the nives-itylkoo adtsahlasars of t sir dire Regular J: 11'. • , ~. .11 R. .C.0 0 1 11 1 . e.. Esq. 1 - n. --- i i,i„ , ~',„l sh:. j.,,,eiernf•erriast r , 1 0 Blackburn . 1 0 .mr....#v , j ,, wis , Howe? . 1 . :, i 1 'To shirts are, added, file uswt armful l means of reli..wios. ohri,e diovers.istg .symittittl • 11111nd by the impetuosity of .* .. • Youth, •Stc. ' Sinn. ' wc fu : r ri ne ri,: r ij ,... : Esq lqn:Al . ,Aga,. ham. near Y o rk 10 0 ' • . ......; t... 14. . •41t r. ,• •.. • s-ey it; VitltFl.4.. N 1.11... J.ilin.Wybourn, Esq. 55. ..„..' ~., • , . .. 'lle To/04e Wow JC. ' 1 0 ' , - Will never faolli, I)...liHigecaltrf iltyll; .. • Wt.rolrferlitilS ..r 4,iirhes•Asitet pt, Lei ',mbar resit ; lard se h;414/10111S4a ref 34il ... : . . of the Nev.:N.oM JJM.:Ft,;:llo."krie.xSliby:.".;l4;E:ql.o.,2odo. F r i ends ' to Ilie ' Liberty . Chop. keen in let bol.ltln i litrlf. • • • .• Amy, .10 0 1 . wireberlatitt ; • Aries, -.- Astirdrit • na:* 7 TF‘thenarrli,Le:d.swpownlo Fare-. . 1 . 0• • Tbr lCLirk .m .m as w ili er F -e r reet ie.it i s 5 13 • ' o n i amitrid ny (be , itoim:Filini sold lei 96 , 41 . 00a1thre. . sit! •- or re et a„,,,„ i n the •• JUnetl. l Nh.. WO Plortaideg-rowitileats:' , -30 11 ,•thigivali Invelt dons sit the Rrai , liffe . • Argos, Nultinghies ;i 0 Borough of-Lewes . so' *car So 119-6 4 1 . wird LOCO idOrtftoolradlipo. , . _ .. . • .. • ••••• , . . • •LI C P.N Sl+.o V 11WPOKIIIIIII130 7.' FREEMASONS' • Ih Great Queen- s treet, LineOlts!, ?id Junes T nonitgione and relpietabie of I LICENSED V ICTVAI.LIPAISof ;he Miles' of ‘Ve•lioinster, the Hornet% of Sinstbssinek..nadrPwrill". held this tidy, porsaant to Advertiripeng. for . Itsc of J. ree,isin.; a Report of the Prikeelings 'nf the, Cltio ;mimed ni R Geiser.' Aleet lags •the 'Track s cavort/ad. above 'loose on .Frittay. •14c 19th oleo &IBP/rM I INP 6 • . ditiiiitol• Duties rec.-oil levied int thenreaertive)„.l • Mr. if HIT Nffits the • Or. •• • • • •'• The Minutes of the forgoer Meetly: 7•hastios bee, IVA 03' fbe - • Secretary, sere vital. inecinuanintuahly s . . • The a holh of the Proreediagi of the tail iim l4l: l 7 64 tg e li'*. tire Coarespnialasee relisiivelti (hi hand) was this Meeting.. • • •-• • • R. raved unanimously, , the Proceedings of tbt Ciinitnittee, 00teriiiittir4I'dite:: Meeting, he isprwristied of: •• • t ? • hat it appears hy. the Report takrittedio,this likecoOktkiA • it is contrail • to the r!a11..-s and 'forms of the /lotto e Utilise of et.rifico a to receive Petitions regainlf thiel•-• ipfbibble %leans during the i.resent Session rigid gist there- • forc the Proceedings .relioise to the Lvren,ed N't‘itsailers' Yett7 b • tilt the next Session. That the Committee already oppolisted, Old:Ulm have hither+ to conducted the business nu beht.if *of the I.Ns4 Ictuotilers•-, • of mon.l•tu, Westmi. kt-r, the: Borough of tlwark, and parts :irtj .cent, lie regorged to continue to set As euil, for the' farther proseeutiint of the objects of their Petiti•notrad•Ahag: • they he also requested to flake such steps as thew luny initsider, • necessar), preporitiory . an Application t • the fleece enf 111011 M. sit an early period ilf.l4ertieni Se-siren of IPittliantent. " 1 hot the II elat:utions gums read hod ii i spressal of. haiaseriart . Ga. the in:prin.:item if time Trade in;irartsuit.,,L'apero, at•the section of the Co .iinkiiire; That this Meeting do adjourn tIll• the' emmoistee think It ilibe4 entsary t,a uvene the Tim& tegjher. • : Thank, stele then vrt.ett to the " China • Pr, his iiiipartie and goad cth.duei in the Chair,' ant) the wiiradj • ' ttatmoding o ty. • . • Or . )3j: Order of the Ildattar ic o m i sps . • W. I .._,„, ;7 „ • ',i•.717,7 7 11- • THREE PISEONS, Biatcherkall-lase, Nng.42.• e l . At a Met ting of the Committee, held, this day al. Pilt,il house; for the purpose nt foirthexingtlte'Petiti4o with respect to the Additional - Outten tettirid 4 otstikeii` rat thieVA Licences, and this Cliftillgitmelva.iug •brest-rualy naritar_,Ssest, plea*? %omit to the It...l)lmi° ,s•entered into to etier:ii . alerting of the Trade , cn .v e tied fly the , Frew mason's 'havens. Gre•t Quern-street, .Linusit;:tilmaitiefds..o4- •• Thursday. the TO di9 of Juste last, litt!"111:40cd . 1 9 Abrcr edict the Ite;ullitan. uccurdidkly. ••. • . • . * ttlFiat), in die Chair. • ' -41 4 ThA,Mitnites of like fotnitt Mesttos . ,iaving . hretikyregki.by Secretary.'were cutried umillimuudy True It was Resulted ••".• • . ' That the lt•eselutiutmlenteNktuto and pilisheiF aiVille-awllllll • A , ibeintely et she , Prude, istl.l al the ErtalaatooliriEaasii, Queen-street, Linciiii?s on'Thystiday, TEC • last,•he re-iuseriedi the laaahhr 1 1 :tpert,foiltie Tat titiVi i % : " ; * • the Licemcd Eictri•ligrs generally. . That the 'lieu read and naproved.uf,.beAreseituri to. • the doreurrahle the Ilona, of CoillaUlla carry fit tho Seszion 1 1 nifitstnehlt. ' • ••• .•• 1 . '•. , That the Resolutions : above allpdrd tartti4aliklittPPlPColll. ' logs of this Wei Ise itretted is the till , vriui t ,..Pfpers s iiits.:-... , The M.ithing 'Adfret fiver, Sunday Adtertiser, - .STArtalt Ledger; Traveller, and the Tidies. • . ••• • o . That the London Committee euniesily solicit the co-operatiori of all use already appointed, In be hrrenfter au. pointed, in the several Districts and 'room- thre•glottP tad country, mid tlestLthey are requestettio etnatuatio oa tile' OOra, snug fee the mutual good of the 'frude.. . • . • Tts:it the Petition he Pft at the rm.. wink linwesjorthe per.. pre:e of praritria.; its namer siaa ihn N asop•Weibre 'antecedent td the Aleetitig uf Pirliauteut, : Mr. Whitio,;ll, Three Cie But..herh .hl.lsrw i • Mrl ft.. • ,n 4 t. rows; elibrr; It .ttihnir:•.pluce; Mr. Hasshre., Red Linft, l'lllt:aimpt•streeti .Westininstes . hlr. Chandler's. Friend at Will!, Q ; nuus sde. t, Chelsea; : Sheen's, Three StaJ.s, U, , uber..; 41r. Cor m-It's. t'ressi and Anchor, Grreu wee,' t Mr. Cori; Pitnte ot- Wales, liannet•-street, St. Lake's; Mr. It, iler';, White Lion. 0 ef . ird.4rert ; Mr. Eockiu t . Vlach. Pratre, Ncwing. too, Surrey; Mr. *Eri.s4Cti, Thri a C % hrpri.-.horn-street AV hiteehapct ; •Mr. 4 1.3w4iiii•• said • (ii ores, ,Mitteliii highway;. Mr. cortimisviimdki Ivry', Mr. ipett g din's, ficurgc t srilberwe l q r, trnwire..., 1)41:. wirt.faturr 51.r..41•?teti'S.; S. t add Italr, trieth•Altstrreettrg. In, CAtistou.4 deer, Heeds: Holm. llniktio.soath Al r. Slaw Gs: N " Iltrdiy• N .. l l l Yi . GuA toed ; 1 4 . 41 Bersa's. •Grlitt,• P4ll.htsfv; •'Mis. Pular. Ag it ear . u.sel ere LA•oinolit , e3E4' • e rotitobl:si: vidert.Tit.era, l'entnasitte ; Sinew ly llii.tve ß - t n'-• • no, k• . ' WIUTI-AgyitllitAitiallint . • . Thanks were then vnted t t tier dinar tits : fur his fps)! toe a J.mriied• • , dui t and die . 11 ; tire,. r Of-the I notlufhtee; - ' • PHIPPEA.••Sec. pro. tem. To ahem. atl, ON this siibiret inns , ir R d . . dresled tbe t&c rirota, Bitcherlt;4lune, Neirgatc. 'sitter. f* • .• --slit'Aloviesbgeolsl:l..: dr, • ~. • , L . - -~_, • 4. : . _ • *~I -' ,