The Statesman. — London, England, 1814-02-21 00:00:00

F p N :t.e • 'No. 2415. ,'?•& 711EATRE ROYAA., IiItUItY.LANR. t r S present EVENING, F eb. 21 ) their Majemiee Servants grill pert n n XING RICHARD TOE THIRD. AMERICAN Doke of Gloster (3d time), Mr. )(tan. After which, A New Priewliri Comic Pantomime, called MARIA:QUIN HAR.PER; or, A Jump from Japan. Rases. Ti. i Second Price Si. 64.—Pit. M. M . ; Second Price, t...'.-44Notrilo.:aolkry, II.; Second Price, la.—Upper Gallery, h. 4 l i kened Peei. 6d. COVEN f GAILDUS. I $ -present. EVENING, Feb. 21, will tw. iinform.o. .itS 'YOU LIKE IT. After rib w Now Growl Pantomime, called BAILLINyqi AND THE SWANS; or, The Bath of 94 . 041 4- 'IVEIIII4IIIno ire opotte3 tif Wolf pail' tre o'clock; to be ck, nt half past p~IILASTHItOPHIC ANNUITY INSTITUTION, 109, PALL-MALL, LONDON. QUM! Persons as have newly become Shareholders in this la.tinitiosit, and are not acquainted with the times of poyment of their Dividend.. are informed that, they are paid haif vertrl, at the rate of Eight per Cent. per Annum. clear of all deductions, on the fith of Jonuary, and the 6th of July; and ore now Crll s.qrently In the coarse of Payment, and may he re ceived of the Agentria the Coantry, or at ahe Office us above, Pall-Mall, London. GEO. FAWELL. Secretary. N. B. This flee, in consideration of sums paid down, or by Per"ical PaYinculs. secures Endowments for Children, and present and•futave Annuities to persons, their representatives, or i 0 13ti SOLD BY AUCTION, Mews. SA DLER and SON. At their Reposhory, 044*( 11-street, TO-MORROW, Feh. It, at Twelve, Tull:rollouri ;1g SiX HORSES, the property of one Gentleman:— A remarkable lusadsonie Roan Mare, Ave yeah i.l fifteen ban is high, warranted viand, safe. tem perate to ride, and a good goer in all her paces. A Brown Gel•lin,t, 15 bands 12 inches high. soaker of 15 stone. sou.id ; a catpital Hunter and itoadver. A clever Grey Mare. 15 bands high. strand. mistress of It stone a good hackney. A Brown Gelding, 15 bands 1 inch high, sound, very handsome. live • ran old, shows a deal of blood, master of 14 stone, remarka ble fa-t, and hits been drove io Minims. A Brown Gig Hone, 11 hands 3 inches likb. master of great weight, live years old. sound, drier oackne.r. A Bay Mare, 15 hands soda half high, See years old, steady to ride, and quiet in harness.—The above harps are in high condition, iime merit the attention of geode- Ewa lit setts of gig or saddle horses. 're he viewed the morainic of Sale, and sold without re aerie. • Also r a mnisher of vonag fresh Cart Horses, from the coon tr sound. and goods+ *Kers calculated for brewers. distil lers, emil-onerchants, and others. Several good Machiners, Joeroey Liner', &c. in the whole SO lots. Pnb{usale Jays every Tuesday and Friday. MALF-114 - liiirSALß. TO B SOLD BY AUCTION, " he y Mr. KESIMISM. Witknal Beane, • • 1 19isy Caftobooos, Newcastle-street, *mad. no WHO I- AY, -141K.3, in NE o'Claelt is tbe 1 Itivesiag, ABOUT SEVENTY LOTS .f PRINTING' MAT ERA A Lft, mostly in good coodition. end wine nearly mem I orimpr'hing a member of Founts, from 16-Litres Pica to Brevier, Two-Line Letters, Black% Saxon, &c. in Weights suitableto large as well a; Jobbiu k houses• ' Job, Bonk, and Ness Chases; Frames. ] inhering Stone, Letter-boards, and Xmas ; mod n variety of other Articles.—Also a few Resins of Paper. Part of the Materials. being the Property of a Gentleman leaving London. may be viewed on the Premise', No. 49, Great Bath-strert. Cold Bath-square. an Tuerday. and Morning of Sales and the remilsder at Mr. Keassistes, Printers' Broker mod Auctinneer, Nn. 45, cannnii-street, City, of whom Cata tortes and Sycomens may be had; at the Place of Sale; sad the note.io-the-Wall, Fleet-street. PI ANO-FORTES. TWO CAPITAL. SIXOND-lIAND SQUARE PI A NO-FORTES. with additional Keys, Pillar Lees, innnufactmed by the Ilrst People is the line, and thought very great Rnr i gisics; cost flirty-Viz Guineas each; hel to a Lady of Distinction. ?day 1w seen at Mr. Wailes* No. 5, LeicesteNplacie, from Ten to Four n'Clork. If wnnh tl for the Country, a Packing-ease can be made fur either, at Two Guineas. All enquiries must be poet-paid. The tours % price fin'. one is Twenty Guineas, the other Twenty-fear Guineas. LorTFUY OFFICE, No.l, HOLD" RN-BA RS. 1110111,ANSCOMB and PERRY are selling Tickets and Shan' in a verbs, w< arimbent at the above for the S ALI. LOTTERY, which itegins iirawilig•4to of ? EXT MONTH (March), eirdslaing Two Prizes of 20,0,0. Midi SO other Paisitais. and owl) 8.000 Tickets. BRA NSC 0 N Id nod PERK Y beg to remind their friends that their (Wee iv the corner hoese H idiom-bars, were was sold N.'. 2.931. the Ina Prize of LOOOL ever lawn; No. 8,385. the 'bay 20.5X11. in Eleven Shares; being the got Prize sold for Si Lotteries. LOTTERY.—FOURTH MARCH. TIIE CONTRACTORS, SWIFT and Co. re. spectfully remind the Pahlic. that the Drawi, g of the PTATF LOTTRILY will commence on FR !DAY. Ise 4th of II ARCH. .Tbe Sege ettailsts of aaly 8000 Tickets, and con tains autocross Capital Prises. includint Two of 20,0001. Tickets tong Shares ate selling by swirt and Co. No. 11, Poultry ; I No. 31, Aldcatelliglb. If, Charlng-crave s I strut, Who shared and sold in the lust Lottery, No. 1144.83 .• . a • • . . 10.000 And 4,499 • . - a . • • • •Beildes several Miters, in the preceding Lary. • . hiAltitlOTT'S IMPROVED PATENT ICITCH!.N ItANOE. lIM A ItRIOTT laving recently made ver y con • siderobk Improvements, is induced In (Wee to the no tice of the public the above admirable Minutiae, Is the most (amplest article of the kind ever manufactured for roasting. baking. bn, steaming, to &c. and a constant sup ply tif ten or twelve gallons of hot water, with one half the usual moonily of fuel. This Rnage is attended with much Ins trouble lbw any other, and the utensils used in the opera ilia of conking are kept perfectly clean, and are far more deratle than with common ranges. It is also a certaia care for smoky eMinnies. which has been proved by repeated es- Perimensv. Its rapid and increasing sale,, added to the not venal satisfaction it has elven, are the strongest proofs of its utility ; warranted to answer, never having failed in k single in- IltmliCt. As from the small portion of fuel requisite, it is advan 'pigeons for small families, so from the qua ntit y of work it sill perform, it is suitable fcr large esta bli ‘ hments, and Is p m nrsieurnsiy nettipted for the ti-e an d convenience of private fatuities, invents, longing-houses, Isnurding-sehools, &c. Kitchens fitted up with Ranges, embracing all the lute isn pnivements. with steam-boilers. oven , . hol-cl all nod gleam kettles. All kind, of Stoves, fur drnwing-rooms, parlours, halls, churches, &r. I hutnnne Man traps, to secure depredation. with out injuring them ; Spoing.guns of different cohstructimts. A Patent ftitastmg Jilt it, upnti ha entire new principle, construct ed ,o out to require neither WeigITIS nor putties; the worics being intio,eil, ore protected from injury and irregnlnrity ;tt from it calcu - s extr eme simplicity, not !bible 111 be out of order, lated for every kitchen. Itl • Tn lie seen in use daily at the Pitteutee's auuttictory', N o. 61 , Fket-street, Landon. 1 • • • • • i • • t • -•• • - • ma y . •• •• •• •(* •4; Vt - 71 I."` • V • , - •.•.*-• • . - i ll • . ~,••• • Iffm - • • t i • • 115 • - .•- , t . 4 110 )1. • C I" . • • -) • ' 44112 11.3 Olt-6 I 1 ) • LONDON, MONDAY,.FEIRWARY 21, 1814. ißid 6 tel• Whore's Tssation's bass l? Sag, learned Cassias!—When stalawfal fonad, Say, 'bloods RAM bSN INTEL bIG ENC.& • Aension was felt at Plattsburg front •he British In Lower Canada., '4l) of January, the inha. t.kce, and ternAvrlng 4 danger, 1000 -nd sere- - mod , 1 4 • • tl EASTERN DISPFASSARY, GREAT ALIBeSTREET, DISTRESS IN GERMANY. GOODMAFt ELDS. PATRON. I A BOUT eight years ego the calamities occasioned r His Royal Highnew the Duke of KENT. by the war indifferent provinces of Germany gave rise to , 6 ! a &Ascription, sad the farmatisfu ef a Cesmittee in London, ta ! S o much apprehension ritHE ANNIVERSARY SERMON for the AE - reiiese tha distresses ea the Continent. an expected attack df the • lit E FIT of this CHARITY wilt be Presebed. art SUN- Ay the generosity of the British Public, and with the aid of th at b etween t h e B t h an d 1 DAY, the 6th day of !starch smuts at the Perna) Chatcla.af St. several respeciabfr Foreigners, resident iri this country, the ; wan Of nearly 50.0001. was rentined is the Continent, wa d , . hitants were abandoning i Ann, Limehnuse. i reviect multiiudes of individuals and familiei from the extre- I their most valuable effects: By the Rev. C. W. LE BAS, M. A. i tat i ur dlstresi Cnm s s t , tee and re :7 7 , b b a r t i i nk f or rii i iti. awd Sweden, Prchendftry_ef Lincoln, Rector of St. Paul, Sbadwell, and PM- q troops had been ordered fro lessor of Mathematics aad Natural Phihieephy at the East lie-- the most ,otbfietor e . s rom . venom, y docements testifying that the various ;re ' ' 1 detachments from Gen. . .. din College, sear Hertford. looms which had been transmitted. had bean received and con- the whole had been placed uu m rayers le begie at Eleven o'Clock. - I mindlessly disuibeted ; but at an period since the existence of . s. 8014 IKEDNESDAY., the 9th *ley of March next. the ; this c omm i ttee . has the mass to r every kind fa • isery bees w idnel Paid,. POW*, .Iricto•Presideet, Fileads. awl Governors of the kW" I areat, la the many to which their &wanes was arta directed; 1 Ml. Jones , Acting Secretar "Wee, sill celebrate their ANNIVERSARY FESTIVALytt weft, has the cry of the listressed German far be Il s been so dented,t he j "W Ity-of Londoe Tavern, Bisbopsyteadveet. • ergot, their appeal to British besevaleace se preftiag, as is , 9 . gent on Bth of antler) this Royal Higbans the Doke of KENT, I. the Chair. ' d am Fist= froth that depot the present ssemest. Who could rent the reports of the draft& sli atei STRWARDS. fel codices which have taken place in Germany, defies the ; these dOeurnents, that the par s p 4res Hughes Anderson' VIM last inseetfal year ; of the many sangniinary battles Unmet in t berm during the last year amOu, &aim dassebs t mott, gi g . i11 0 a =r 14. 7..‘ ..... ',_, . *MON Lasatia,_Bobeasist, Suttees * Uranttraharsh, awl mesa . • s. - William Ewes, Esq. Clench-row, Fenchurch•etteet^ parts a had peruse the raerattchnly detail of isle 'a' almost Milli The nmeititi, prlneipti Atmun Hill, Esq. Limehease. unexampled in the animas of history, withnat the 100 0 tivdfl pearly 42 millioni. , The esduta William Sharp liandasyde, Esq. WappingostreeL °modem ? Who could bear of so Many themands of Somillell 1.... .,,, T . mos t o f Hairy Bacon Hall, 1•Isq. Culluin•street. barborouslv driven &mu liambargh. in the midst of a ietiere 1•1'w uearty "••• tat tons; James In g ,lis, Esq. Mark-lane. winter gam many villages burnt , cities pillaged. whale prim; rowed. For the year 1813 1 not Christopher Jackson, Esq. Mark-lane. eipatiiies desolated, and not glow with ardent desire to indst In ' About the debtd ,inctirred by Alta Richard Metuusford, Esq. Birchie-lane. Wk.,* digress se multibillion and extstrviee. • ' , paid from the Treewiry, which a Ociavius aLisliiter, Esq. Tower-hill. To the alleviatina of sugaring' so dreadful ; to the rescue of James Richard, Esq. Church-row, Fenchurchatreet. ear felinwasen, who are literally ready to perish, the new. of than 30 millions; tier for the yeas St. T William Revs. Thomas Apostle. this Committee are exclusively directed. . jun. Esq. Litt • culations made for Militia expenses J. J. Waite, Eoci. Old Borlinetott-street. Many welt-authenticated afflicting details of the present dils- • hem having been, an the 111 k, on the 18th , on the Sdth , on the tor the pay and rations for the arm Tickets, at 13s. each, may be had of the Stewards; of Mr. list January. and on the Ist February, 111(4, laid before the whole expenses for 1813, paid and Fsddrup, the Collector, Kiu g atreet, Mile-end New Tows; aid Cnaustittee, it was immediately resolved, in reliance on the li of the Secretary, 34, Jewry-street, Aldgate; also at the Dila heralky of the British public, to mini., Cs those posts, Eleven Pled 75 millions. Tbdse for 1814 s pessary, aid Tavern. Theasand Three Hundred P.iuml4. to respectable persons, with lions, if the sear continues. Dilater ea table at Half-past Fear o'Clock precisely. direction te farm Committees of distribution. Two letters from Captiin Bartel Since the openiag of this Charity, on the 10th Aura*, 1782, Amount already advertised ' C ' 26 ' B " 7 ° States frigate Essex, dated July 2, there bare been admitted 52,710 Patients. SUISCRIPTIOIis sIiNCR RECTMED. at Washington, ou Dec. 16. Th Subscriptions are received by the Treasurer. Thos. Coxhead At Ward's. Joshua Smith ' el I I Marsh, East . %maim-street ; Sir James Esthete and C.. Loss- Lieut. T. L. goyalNavysls 0 Reber' Illingtrenb • • without muth gasconade, and detail bardpetreet; Mr. F.ddrep. the Collector; Mr. Godfrey, at the Mrs. S. Simpson, of Armitage 1 1i of his late long cruise in the Pacific Oc Dimpemary ; and by the Secretary. Heston 1 I John Hopkimea ' 1 I !that the Policy and Georgiana / Brit Feb. 12, 1514. 151 M. WEGENER. Royal EschangeAsso- Edo err! Lewis I 0 1 delta. Burford 315 0 Edward Lancaster •a 1 i marque, mounting between them 16 gt Mrs. Graeber . Sloane -st. 10 0 Abraham Hemingway 1 1 ing 56 men I streck 1 without firing a s Mr. S. H. Graeber, de. 10 0 James Hemingway 1 I B. Y. 10 0 Jeremiah Cunningham 1 a : armed boats he had fitted out. He adds John Hadkatoo 10 0 Joseph Allatt 1 1 I exultation 9 assured, Sir, 49 Be that I Thomas Whipbam 10 0 William Robinson 1 1' • ether learned to respect the codrage of Everett,Watker,Malt- William Towson 1 0 b, and ca. 100 0 Adam Jenny 1 o or they are not so courageous thatnsel ,o t Walken, Mahby,&Co.loo 0 I Edward Wilby 1 0 ! would here us believe." He state., tha, for Walkers, gyre and John Blackburn 1 0 , s eg . Stauley.Shellieldand Daniel Greenwood 11 , many months' cruise s no instance of scu Ac; Rotherham Bank 52 10 Samuel aVestley 1 0 red on board the nine vessels he fitted o , A p - Joshua Walker, Esq. Joseph Gems 1 1 quarter, and that the Governors in Per ,erjeant and Co. Rotherham 52 10 Miss Parson 1 I : aid Sta- A. Saildeaad Famityll.ls-.64. Robert H a simas .. A. 1 i alarmed at the formidable appearance of 'Remising j Clem. Kyunersley, Lep 100 0 John Marriott aid Setae . 4 1 I that they would, if they dared, have treat s' appreu- John Smallpiece, Esq. James Merkel( 1 1 an open enemy. They had obstructed the Guildford ~ 5 0 Joseph Hurst 1 0 1 1 I his pri ses A Coaniry Clergymen 1 0 Thames Chaster, Jun. 0.. . ; Zee at Qttiequil. • Rutherford & Wallets 'e 25 0 Thomas Hemingway 10 ! An Act of the American Congress provides oration of the • J. S. K. by the Rev. John Shepherd 11: inconvemeaces i 1 bounty of 25 dollars be paid to the owners, ; A that spirit of ; Dr. Ilrunamark 5 0 Thomas Nn s lor Mr. Andrew 10 0 James Ellis I 1 i and crew of private armed vessels of the ty to the public ; H F h epee the most fis- I Richard.. • 03's Ail: ? 2 Edward Stair -•1 1 . i States, commissioned as letters of marque, fox it extols**, the 1 1,/ Bluish Vincent, Esq. 1 2 Coachinau teJ.fingue, • .. i. • t British prisoner of war by them captured, b sa or a mintahstinte • IL Hackney b 1.: Esq. - - TAM -leen" --Derautis -. • . liameheeter to dltte„.Ll 9 , In, and delivered at a port in the United Stet ',rem its coati- ' rior., use 7• and CellectieutathrChseera.tii.9d ; lan agent authorised to receive them. ~ the tithe? 9 yews old Ditto in the Methodist My injurious to the send all the i r pocket _ Chapel 7 4 ' The Boston Chronicle mentions the arrest of arty oppressive be m „ ney i n fineriak Children of Dewsbury 1 Hampton in these words :•—tt Several days ago, t h e . of the It - goldaterMr. Acker- Church, Sunday i neral Hampton left Plattsberg and Ms army very 1 capitals in the arum, value 28 • I School 11. 49. 3J.d. , tare. From the Rev. J. Division of Earls Heaton. ' denly and unceremoniously ; but at that time it in its nature re- Beckwerth, Vicar John and William Sykes 22 j not known that he had been arrested by Gem sno the part of of Dewshury,Yerk- Benjamin Breara 2 2 j j i Wilkinson for disobedience of orders in the 1 vision to secure shire,Citairmair of a J. BMWs eyman. as the Public Meetinciwid M. D. Iris 1 1 campaign. Should he be acquitted on trial, I thi ady employ, in theSundity School 17 Subscriptions at he will not be employed any more by the Gover secure a de- of that place,Feb.7. 10s. 6d. 81. lAs. 64. to oars or Hngues and Conk SI 10 5 ditto at 51. 61. 11. 7s. 6•1. ment, as he has become very unpopular with bo Julie Hague 10 10 33 ditto at 5.. bi- bi- armies." reavaiPg a John Hague, jun. 5 5 6 dine at 10s. 31. Os' The British schooner privateer Wolverene, Joh, me which Thomas Cook 3 9 1 ditto 11$. Gel. s rightful 111111ilenSon, and Brookes( 10 1 ditto 8.. M. I Roberts, Commander, of 18 gulls, was in December the age. John Halliley 10 10 12 ditto at Ss. 11. 16-. ; cruising off Cape Ann, near Boston, end had on the • John Brooke 3 3 1 ditto 6, 041. 1 . t would Jehe iftiiiiehim• 12 1 0 15 ditto at 9.v. 6d. 11. lb. arl. ! 9th of that month taken 14 coasting vessels, eight of tent of Rec. J. &award' 55 9 ditto at 74. 11. 1,. j which she had manned and ordered to Halifas. When ay of Rev. M. Freeman 19 1 ditto 3 °' 6 ' l ' ' the Wolverene departed on the cruise, she had 80 could Thomas Rylah S 3 17 ditto at 2-. 11. 14.. ufac- TholaasTadd 3 3 i 1 dints jo. ad.. men ; but from the number of prices she had taken Meet Callilt 2 2 19 ditto at la. 19 '. lid. laud manned, her crew was on the 13th December George Callingworth 2 a 7 dine et 6.1. 3.. 64. au. Joseph Tweedale a 2 Collected at Rev. Mr. reduced to 10 men. \re :, Jahn Weather 3 3 G.Buriler's.Feiter-Itare 60 0 I A statement upon 'oath having appeared in an `" Thomas Chaster , 2 2 1 John Fish and Peter I American Paper, from one Abraham Walter, late William Was 2 21 Selmeeer 1 1 a Selectee Hindle 10 1 Willows Ca:toe • prisoner, 1 1 pilot to the Growler sloop, who, being a Jobe Heald 2 2 1 I had made his escape from Quebec, " that all that Subscription received at the Bars of the City of Landes Tn. was allowed to American prisoners on board the gem; Lleyd's Coffee-Iteoe i Stock Exchange; and at all the prison ship, was daily one pound of old wormy Bankers is Town and Country. , It. H. MARTIN, bread, which the inhabitants declared had been twice LUKE HOWARD , re Sectaries. to the West Indies, and condemned for spoiled bread, and one half pound of exceeding bad meat, which, isi almost any other situation would be ab solutely not eatable ; no liquors, no soap, 90 candles, and none of the other comforts of life - and that it was the opinion of all the prisoners , tha t many of them bad actually been starved to death, not-being able to eat the provisions;" the publica tion of this statement has drawn a spirited contra diction from Mr. Barclay, the British agent for pri soners in America, who states, that. by the 7th ar ticle of the cartel concluded its May, 1813, " the prisoners were to be furnished by the respective Go vernments in whose possession they may be, with a daily subsistence of sound and wholesome provisions, consisting of one pound of beef, or twelve ounces of pork, one pound of wheaten bread, a quarter of a pint of pease, or six ounces of rice, or a pound of potatoes per day to each man ;" and he calls upon Colonel Gardener, the American Agent at Quebec, to say,if this agreement has not been fulfilled; or why, if Walter's statement be true, he had not re monstrated with the Officers at Quebec, and reported the facts to his Government ? CHAMBER OF MANUFACTURES AND COMMERCE. Ent, 19th Jae. 1814. I T haring been represented to this Chamber, that IL preparations are making fur introducing into the House of Commons two Bills of as opposite tesidenq ; the one in con formity with a Pelham presented to the Home, by the Right Honourable George Ruse, ors the 28th day of April last, for the purpose of regulating, extending, and rendering more 01'i-c -leat the Act of sth Eliz. cap. iv. sec. 31, entitled " An Act contaising divers orders to secure the rights of Artificers, Ap prentices," &e. and another, under the sanction of Mr. Srjeant (Wow, for the purpose of repealing so much of the raid Sta tute as inflicts penalties on persons working at or exercising trades, to which they have nut served-a scree 'can' appren ticeship. Resolved onanimmisly. I. That, in the apiiiion of this Chamber, the operation of the said Statute must he to promote and increase the inconvenieoces it professes to remove. inas u such as it enfeebles that spirit of enualatiois which, whilst it is the only security to the public for their being supplied with the best work, span the most fa vourable terms, ensures to the artificers that enemies of the anatiet which the excellence and cheapness of a maaniattsre sever MM to entuoseed. • - .. .. I. That any extend's' of the said Statute, or even its coati astaace, if enfoeced, would not °sly be hig hly injurious to the trade of the United Kingdom, hot particularly oppressive to engaged itt manafaciursi, by depriving them of the li berty o l f disposimg of their time, labour, and capital, in the way melt likely to camber to their own dewlap. 3. That the institution of Apprenticeships is in its nature re ciprocally beneficial, and by so means a sacrifice no the part of the Apprentice, which requires a legislative provision to secure exclusive privileges either to the Master ur Journeyman, as the skill find expertness acquired by seveai years' steady employ, soda judicious and ingenious masters', will always secure a de . child preference with those who have employment to oar, or Woe who wish to purchase the produced labour. 4. That the enforcement of the said Statute, by preventing a workman from exercising aay other trade than the one which be has firm acquired, would prove a restraint upon bis rightful library and ingeouity, and would oftentimes, during the AMC- . Mations of commerce, reduce him to beggary. 5. That If the Statute in question had been enforced, it would bare • tal to a serious impediments to the establishment of turns as are istoaded for the exclusive supply of or occasional markets, inasmuch as individuals could sit eudestly have been bound apprentices to such manufac -1 tures, nor could capital have been safely embarked thereto. 6, That the prosperity, extent, and excellence of the manu factures of this town, are to be ascribed principally to the laure -1 strained freedom of every artificer to exercise his talents in such wanner as he thinks proper. 7. That owing to the varying taste of the public in regard to , the demand for manufactured goods, and to the changes in the foreign political relations of this country, to which it is at all times exposed, the prosperity of most of the branches of trade in this town is extremely fluctuating, sad consequently that the most severe and extensive misery would, at times, prevail, if as excessive number of workmen accustomed to exercise any one trade, were restrained from relieving themselves by turning their industry to some other more profitable employment. 8. That if the Statute in question had been enforced in regard to the oumemus class of industrious artisans who have found employment during the war in the manufacture of arms in this I town and neighbourhood, it would have bees impossible to have provided the stockof arms which the security of the State has required ; and, when a peace shall have been concluded, the workmen hitlirc engoged in this extensive manisfactare wonid, tw o m on such a slattern' excluded fro all employment whatever. 9. That the pis is opinion of the impolicy of the said statute has been long and clearly expressed, by au almost ealfords ob jection to enforce its provisions; that it was enacted when the coerce r of the country mei vary limited, and 'Derail oci les imperfectly understood , and that it le on ti the increasing magnitude and importairceof the trade Nil aeseufrctures of the United Kingdom. 10. That la the opinion olf.thls Chamber, the prosperity of the Swim( Birmingham nod Rs neighbourhood, and the wettere lad independence of its artisans, as well as the general pros perity of the maanfacteres and commerce of the British Em pire, render it important that measures he adopted for support. We Bill intended to be introduced int o the House of Com mby Mr. fierjeaut (holm t more especially as any exten sion of the Statute. in questioa wnnid he prodoctive of i n in di s tress throughout the numernes populatiou employed in the various manufactures of (hit town and the Outstanding dis trict. IL TERTIIIS DALTON, Chairman. ADVICE. -- - - - - -- WHEN Men of Education and Profesaionai I Skill, use persevering eadeavoeni to discover the most , sate doe certain method of treating a few prevailing Diseases, the successful molt of their experience hi the hest proof of 1 superiority. Meas. GOSS mad CD. Sergente, have been indeeed to Melia i !.. the mire of the following the object st their prinieeler study visa certain Disorder, frequently contsirtert in it moment II i illiOilliket inS, and its concomitants, Strictoreis and Wert!, which, by No lolilluod Plan, are speedily and effectually cared; mirage I Debility. whether arising fume Bacchanalian indulgences, long osier/tee in warm cleanser, or a secret solitery vice, too often an appily pursued by the youth or both sever; in the one east ing sterility, or barrenness; and in the other A numerous train 14 nervous dioenses, which, If not timely remedied. termainnte in impetrate and Consumption. In that disressiermiete of debili ty ordeficirecy, whether the consequence of %itch Isanefel ha bits, or arising from any other rause, by whirl, the powers of the gerndtation become eefeehled. as reguierly educated Sto rmont* London they offer a dim, safe. Mad speedy restoration to stead and vigorous health. The sent of a long and extensive practice has entailed theta, by &superior method. to remove Venereal Complainer, how ever inveterate or complkitted, witheet ssljectiag the patient to the keit restraint is dim or exerciee; aad in Cams, where an early apPlicatioe is endear, ditcnvery of the infection, I 1 they ftetplently perform a cure in the short space of two days. SCROPRULOUS CASES. . The unprecedented successor timeo made of imminent (which has I A YOUNG LADY of Uleerntions and extreme of the age of 16, having . never been karma in fail in one giggle instauee inn practice of 1 been &Steed with Scre I Knees years, during which period many thintsond venoms of both , bad health, was given over as al II a pelelA caw h. eminent priori i- : ma" have been sued, even sifter oevere and injnrions methods bad been mused by ether Practitioners without effect), isiduces limier's. By the sae of SPILSBURY'S PATIINT LNTherl :them to thee publicly o ff er their advice. SCORBUTIC I)ROPS she has recovered her health, • present state promises a perfect cure. i Messrs. Gass mid On exclusively protesting the cure of these Wm. Jolting. of the parish of liotherbithe. born a weak ' pa skew comphtints. In murder that they may not he marked a intstithen few, with the obloquy so ratty remelted to the Nate of health, and a Scrophulons Affection of the Elbow Joint, 1 1) 1 i *noses empiric, think it hat Justice to themselves in dale, that is also by their means perfectly restored. they have been properly educated and initiated into every brunch (cenificates of which, front diffetent Haspimm ilitnaith Tharstoo, near Wundltringe, is able I* leave her • bed after two years confinement, and requests another bottle, in I 4 ilie braes" hopes of completing her recovery. i tab, sad testimonials from the meet eminent Physicians, they The elleacy of the Patent Anti-Scorbutic Drops is well ! beset • CUelvinte any inquirer), that the success resulting from knowa is Eruptions, .Scorbutic, Gouty and Bilious Affec- I tour num tint isduced them to quit the ;Am-lice of lions. the general Practitioner, and they presume that their pretest. diem constitute a fair ground, fur the uuprecedented confidence Sold wholesale by B. Edwards, 61, St. Paul's Church-yard a with which they have, by the Pnbtit, been so liberally ho and retail at the Dispeesary, 15, sotto-square, London, in bottles of St.—Double 10s. 64.—and largest 11. 21. duty hicld- gum& Patients in-the Century are reqiiested to state the partici' ..e.—Conspeusid Essence, Ss. • ,To Went Cventerfeits, the Genuine Medicine has a black lon of their case, ace. nod moaner of living. am-losing a Ha n s Note for Advice and Medicines; and the same will be foraarde/ ink Sinop. to may part of the Kiegdem. m n 5. m y be earwelted person ilie, at by letter, at the Ols paw), aa (he usual prufaaiosal tenor. GOO said Ct). Surgeons, Is, Deaverie-ttrest, Ilect-swe. I. ~. • RWERAGT FROM THE GENERAL ORDER OF GENERAL WILKINSON, OF TUB 18TH NOVEMBER. gg The troops are to embark without loss of time, yet are not to be hurried in leaving the Canadian shore, from whence the Commander in Chief is com• pelled to retire by the extraordinary, unexampled, and it appears unwarrantable conduct of Major-Gen. Hampton, in refusing to join the army with a divi sion of 4000 men under . his command, agreeable to positive orders from the Commander in Chief, and as he has been assured by the Secretary at War, of explicit in:true:iota from the War Department.— Thus deprived of a large portion of his promised force, the Commander in Chief feels himself bound by a setts* of regard to this meritorious corps, sued ^ .. , -- --- - - - . r ellen- tainted and vigoroul. health. , pint of pease, or sit ounces ot rice, or a pounu oi ~ neaten-{ The result of a i r n g and extensive ... practice has metalled them, potatoes per day to each man ;" and he calls upon lerfet ia. lll tby swain , method. to remove Vettereal Conga/00i, him- Colonel Gardener, the American Agent at Quebec, 0.11001“Ilieraie or coaqdkitted, without subjecting Ilse patient ' jag Au shakoes restreita its diet Of exercite I aad in iecent Cases, Ito say,if this agreement has not been fulfilled; or MINI• wbarean early apPikatiou is made tte discovery of the infection, I why, .' if Walter's statement be trues he had not re- ------ 'They Alispesitly perform a mire la the short space of two days. I The l insweedenied 's t emma their sear of i m minent ( w hich has , monstrated with the Officers at Quebec, and reported having , lever been Imams in fail is oar single institute in n practice of 1 the facts to his Government ? extremeextreme refines years, during which period mtmy thousand &tenons of both , ; -- t „ fle et i- I mars have been cared, even after vvere and injaritats methods ANTI-' bad been penned by other Practitioners without caret), isiduces firliftACT iillolll THE GENERAL ORDER OF GENERAL hod her ,theta t o um publicly offer their advice. . WILKINSON, OF TUB 18TH NOVEMBER. • Messrs. Gem awl On exclusively professing the cure of these cc a weak ' paglenku toophis" may. in ,wdec that they „, ant h e mar k e d The troops are to embark., without loss of time, r, w J o i nt , 1 ny a mistaken few, with the obloquy as justly attached en the: yet are not to be hurried in leaving the Canadian . ig6"l"lll""piric, think it has j ustice tothetliaelv " In dale, that shore, from whence the Commander in Chief is corn. we h er they have beta properly educated and initiated into every branch I A 7 „ale, is 1 of the profession (certificates of which, front ditTemill Hospi- , pellets to retire by the extraordinary, unexampled, I tab. and testimonials from the most eminent Physicians, they I and it appears unwarrantable conduct of Major-Gen. i s we ll ! beget • cauviuce any inquirer), that the success resulting from , A ir cv i their meleavoute ant educed them to quit the olics i ce mat H . ampton, in refusing to join the army with a divi . the general Pr:whammy, gad they presume that their pretest. , moo of 4000 men under . his command, agreeable to , h- and a delis (volume 4 fair ground, fur the unprecedented confidence 11 4,, la with which they have, by the Pnbitc, been so literally he positive orders from the Commander in Ch i e f , and h a a t, wore& las he has been assured by the Secretary at War, of Patients inthe Canary are nemteMed to state the portico I, Thus deprived of a large portion of his p romised e x plicit instructions from the War Department.— ~ a black tan of their ease , age s nod m moaner of living. u,cis*ing a Hank I Note for Advice and Medicines; text the same will be for:verde/ . ' t h e Db. to limy part of the Klogdom. I force, the Commander in Chief feels himself bound GOit sad CO. Sargon*, Is, Dietverie-strest, ilect-sire. r. by a MIMI of regard to this meritorious corps, and , . • f . . , ' . ' . • . ...i... ---- . • ‘• Wilk • of- ",, • • . , ... wildimdflant ... _ - -