The Statesman. — London, England, 1820-12-11 00:00:00

,-- . .. N. . . ... . ....... ... , . . ' br• I 'r• . • e .) .•::: . t .. % . I t .... P l / 4.. 1 ' W lai4OL- L :" 411.14- % - • u‘ ~. .A j... - ~.:.,.., ....., ) - 1) • ' II 4 (: , - ...5:- ,•: .- 1 :lair: cs • • ~ • • . • . • Ina . . ' ! wiik LONDON, MON DAY, DEC Er Bg R 11, 1820. loo• #9O TWORKINO CLASS OF SOCIE will , j aekstotriedge that the Proprietors of the Colonist Coffer-Cellars. fret door in Fire-market, near Skinner street. weft the first that supplied them with a good and ritrap Brerkfast. by selll:g a pint of strong Coffee fur lid. Ault notwithstanding the great advance of the arileir of C.ifre fine they first openmi in Intl I. they rontimie to so lirit their favours far a rittrerior beverage. at the 4ettor low prire. Rolls. Cakes.. anJ Hread and Batter 114 usual. Open at 4i% o'riork in the morning till half-past nine night Saudis , etrepter:• " The Catthe tor sohtelt HAMPDEN fell in the Field, FROJI Si TUND.II" NIGH TS GAZETTE. YDNEY died OR (he Beat *ld D. T. Pries. Holywell-street. Shored Deft. butcher. Dee. l 15, 1 . ), Jan. 40. at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Gray, Tyson place. Kingsland-, mt. J. Wilson and J. Waugh: Aideragate-street. hitters, Dee. 15, ID. Jan. WI , at G 16149,10. Attorneys, Messrs. Allison and flundielpy, treernan's-court, ('banter)-lane. C. Synionlls and W. Taylor, Watling-street. ealieo-pritc , ten. Dec. 2a Jan. 20, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. steel, Qua street. Cheapside. R. fthatlins, Davis-street. Perkeley-squire, chinaman, Dec. 10. U. Jan. A% at GuAilhall. Attorneys, Alesarg. Mayhew, he* mod 51) an, Chancery-lane. PRICE SEVEN PENCF:. restored to her family, under rircutustAnces of peat interest. " One has nMained the sitnatiun of L. ad ours,. :11 lo‘tittition. " A woman who lia4 been living improperly with that inmate of the Houseless whose leg Wile broken, has been married to the man, and by the absistance of the two Committees, they are enabled to obtain their living. _ TRIRTY PER CENT. UNDER ANY' It Vl' %I %RE:- HOERR IN ENUIAND. CJACKSON, Hat M anufactur e r , Su. Bartiikti, • near the city Repository. has eonstantly on sale a most extenake assortment o(every description of Flats and Heater Boeings; also a great variety of Oold colour Kcal Tortola,. -Likewise Rots Cloth Prussian Caps oftetperiae cloth. nth is.—Leather flats and Caps from fki.-- Toe l' Os lic • ill llnd a great saving by purchasing as abovr.--diek !me* New invented treble covered best superfine Reavpr no., itl at only fimu--they - ecitimilv Usti cheapest sad roost Aerial 'Nets tier offer theimalske.-i-The new improved Ha P a : e ut Water-proof , Silk and Rester, at only 1.54. : this hat will wear three times a 4 long as those imitations no., selling from Ills. to Iris. and upwards. b% almost r% try Hatter; man) of them ev.:l thenssel% es manufacturers.- The Trade supplied as usual. N. H. Old list: eoserted with silk. and made equal to new. 10.. Ikl. —No unpaid Letters roceived " A woman, with her grown-up daughter and four children, have been passed to Ireland, where they state they have both friends and property. " One is in the Iluardian Society. " one is in a most respectable service in Fleet -street, whose conduct is so unexceptionable, that a friend of the lady with whom the girl resides waited on the Se isliefiry of this Committee; t• obtain soothe' 'looseless servant. 4' line ran away and left her two children. One is in srrvice in King -street, cortducting her self very much to the satisfaction of her employers. . . LONDON. lOHN BURGESS and S4)N, being' apprised of the numerous emienvoars made by many person.: to impose a spacious article for their make. feel it incumbent tipcm theist to request the attention of the Public in porch:l.:tic what they conceive to be the original, to observe the name and the address corresponds with the above : —the general appearance of the spurious descriptions will drreive the unsuarded, and fur their detection, J. It. and 1411% MIIIIBIII the following cautions :—SOWIe are in appearance at first sight "'The Lienititir,'• but without any name or egress : goose '6 Ilt• NG stba's F.asence of ‘nehosies :"—others, '• Bt. a cs.'4--sed mane more wit h out address. - - JOHN.BURGESS & SON hal iog been many tears ho noured with !melt distinguished Approbation. feel every s.•n timent of respect towards the Public. and earnestly solicit them to hoped the Labels previous to purchasing what the, contrive to be of their make, which they hope mill prevent Iran% disappointments. Ri: RAS'S NEW S (T. for general purposes, having given such great satisfaction. continues to be prepared by them. and is recommended as a most useful and co.seuient Since. Will keep good in all climates. Warehouse. 107, STR %N o. turner of the Savoy-steps, London (TRU ORICISAL 1 , 11111•11AUCE WA*031011:111.) ANGEL. INN. CLISMEKT . S. STRAND, GENERAL OFFICE. FOR TIMELY' \O., THE following 11.kli,S and other COACHES go front the nbove lan : Paris Royal Matt, rig Doter Tuesday sad Friday Nights, at t tsetse. Portsmouth and Gosport Mail. through Clodslining. Pe tersfield, and Portsea, rearc Evening at a quarter past 7. and Sunday at half past O. On its arrival a packet sails to the Isle of Wight, to conies passengers and parcels: and a Mall Coach sets off to Chichester, through Drayton, Havant, taiuwortbashe. Oloneester and Milfonl Mail, Womb Hooky. Ovford. and Chaltimlussi. every Evening a quarter past 7, and Sun day at half-past 8. Diner and Canterbury Mail, through Gravesend. Chit him, and Ft versham, every electing at a quarter past 7. and Sunday at half past e. Fr.,in ('anterbury. passengers anti par eels are conveyed to Deal. Nlargate, Ramsgate. Saud% ich. &c.; and from Dover, parcels are eosiveeil to FolLitone. 14)the. Dimrhureh. Romney. and 1.)41d. NORTH ERN CO.ICII ES. Caslisle. IPenrith. and Wbitchaven. Post Conch. more with Four Horses and a (Jinni all the say. Posses through Brough. Appleby. Uretabridge, Rkhmond. Catteriek, Ito rough ridge, Wetherby, Aberford, Doocastt - ,r, and Gran t as (the nearest wily by 18 miles), sets out et ery morniitg, ax' perthrtas the journey with tby greatest facility. Passen gers detained on the mid, la) business or pieanre. have the reviler mit antage of their seals being secured in the next. Littleharepton, Aruneel. and Petworth Coach, Tuesday, TharsJay, and Saturday Mornings, at a quarter bs fore oseept Sunday. Kendal, Lancaster, Preston, Kirby, Lonsritle, Holton. Chorley, Ormakirk, and Clarstang. Post Coaches. every af ternoon at Five o'clock, Cithirded. Chichester, Bognor. and Petworth Post-coach. Alonda), Wednesday, sod Friday Mornings. at a quarter before 7. Dover aid Canterbury Light Post-coach. Mender, Tues day. Thursday, Friday, and Sunday Mornings at 7. Oodalmlog and Guildford Telegraph Coach. through Ash stead, Epsom, Leatherhetd, dc. Tuesday, Thursda), and Saturday Mornings, at 9. Godalming. and Guildford Telegraph roach, through Kingston, I)itton, Cobham. and Ripley, on Monday, Wed nesday. and Friday Mornings, at 9. and every Sunday Morning at 7 precisely, and returns to London the same any. Oxford Light Post-coach, through Henley, Ike. every blessing at half-past 7. CARRIERS, To Twiekenham, Brentford, and Islewort, every Mon d.), Wethiesdity, Friday, and Haturder, EAM KS rota Co., Proprietors. Parcels and Packages are sokly and expeditiously Can teyed from this Inn to every City, Town, Village, sad Cousin- Seat in the !billeting Counties, viz.:—Burks, Rucks, Cogswell- Devon, Dorset. Hants, Hereford, (Iloneester. KW, Oxford, !Somerset. Surrey, Hesse:, Wits. Worcester. south Wales, all ports of the Isle of Wight, Jersey, Guern iel'i Madill parts of France ; end to all Parts of the North s t . Take notice, din t no package, containing glass, china, watches. plate, cash, or Bank notes, however small the valor, will be accounted far, If lost or damaged; nor any tither parcel or passenger's luggage, of more than 51 value, unless specified as such when delivered at the Office and p aid Ter accordingly Neat Port-Chaise.. be. at the shortest notice. ILL, No. 4. - - . (Sealed with Red Wax). FAMOUS for the Cure of every Stage sad Symp tan of a Certain Compinint.—lt is a melancholy fact, that thousands fall victims to this horrid disease. o*ing to the unskilfulness of illiterate men, who by an Improper treatment of this direful calamity, not unfrequeatly cause those foul Ulcerations and Blotches which so ultra appear on the Head, Face and Body, with Dimness in the Sight. Noise is the Ears, Deafness. Strictures, obstinate Meets, Nodes on the Shin Bones, Ulcerated Bore Throat, Diseased Nese, Nocturnal Pains in the Head and Limbs (frequently wialaken for other disorders) till at length • general debWty and decay of the constitution ensues. and a melancholy death pets a period to suffering mortality. With nab box le given a copious Bill of Directions, by which persons are enabled speedily to sere themselves, with safety and secrecy, without confiner's:at or hindrance of bailees,. He amazing sale, for many years, is a certain eritarlos of its great utility.— Price only le. lid. per Box. Beware of Counterfeits—The genuine Bonaierieva's Red' No. I, or No. *, are sold by Mr. S. Lelith. *read Races. and Cc.„ 160, Oxford-street ;W. Ward s Holhora ; and Mr. Ntreslllag, Royal Exchange. Thismedleine Is • highly remedy in chronic rheu matism, glandular • ns, and scurfy eruptions; in own. it has seeserakd when sells atlas sadotbeesetarhave felted. -.was— This Gazette contain. loyal and adulatory Addresses to 1:14 most gradate Msjesto Oven the Nobility, flintry. Clem). &e. of he county Of Westmorland ; from the Bai liffs and Citizens of thecity of Lichfield; from the inhabitants of the city and close of the city of Lichfield : from the Mayor. High Steward, Aldermen. and Citizens of lb. city of Chi• cheater: from the May,or. Bailiffs. &e. of the city of Or ford; from the Mayor, Recorder. Aldermen, Burgesses, stc. of Bridgwater sod its vicinity ; from the Mayor, Re corder. Justices, lisillifs. Capital Burgesses. &c. of the bo rough of Newcastle-adder-Lyme; from the Inhabitants of Prone and its vicinity ; from the Minister. Churchwardens. and Inhabitant Householders of the pstriet of Wantage, in the county of Berko ; from the Mayor and Burgesses of tba borough of Devizes. in the (manly of Wilts ; from the Mayor. Jurats, ste.of the town and parish of New Romney, In the county of Kent ; from the intiah;rasits of the city or borough i w wi of Wells. and its vicinity ; from the Mayor, Alde .Corn mon Council, Burgesses. &c., of th e tow-sag. ishonn the Mayor . Corpotaßoa. and Initahiranti of h e 0- ' rough of New Windsor: from the Lord Prisoner., Magic trstes.and town and city of Edinhorgh; front the Brotherhood of Masters of Pilots Seamen of the Trinity-house of King sion-upon-llull ; from the Minister. Churchwardens. Vet ' try, and Inhabitants of the parish of St. Stephen, Bristol : from the Minister. Churchwardens. Vestry, and Inhafo - of the parish of St. John the Baptist, Bristol; from Inc Inhabitants of the parish of Mt. Peter, Bristol ; from the Vicar. Churchwardens, Vestry, and Inhabitants of the pa [ risk of Temple. otherwise linty Cross. Bristol : from the Inhabitants of tin:parish of St. Augustine the Less. Bristol; from the Viesr, Churchwardens, Vestry. and Inhabitants of 1 the parish of All Saints. Bristol; from the Chancellor, Mas ters, and Scholars of the University of Cambridge; and from the Court of Lord Mayor and Aldermen of the eft) of London. FOREIGN-OFFICF., Dec. 7. The King hag been pleased to spiros e Ilenry Eilerard.. rsq. as Consul in the kisod of Scilly for the Kingdom ut Hamner. IV 111-OFF le F:. Nor. 47. His Majesty has been pleased to approve of the 84th Re giment of Foot. which is permitted to bear the name of York and Lancaster. in addition to its numerical title. tieing fur ther abused to assume and bear the Union Ruse as a badge upon its c.oluitrs. Ills Majesty has been pleased to approve of the Pist Re giment of Foot being i■ fitter, styled the Vial (or Arg)ll shire) Regiment of Foot. Drc. 8. oth Regiment of Light Draaoons.—Major R. Harding, from the half-pay of the 101st Foot. to be Major, Lire R. El lice, who exchanges. receiving the difference between me full-pay of Casale.) and the full-pst of Infantry. 7th Regiment of Foot —Capt. W. F. Hamilton. from the 311 Foot Guards, to be Captain. vire Crew, who eseheages. VSthditto—Lient. IL W. 11. Drury, from half-pay of the 434 Foot. to be Lieutenant, vice Hilliard, who radiancy, receiving the difference. VIM ditto—Limit. W. 1.. Hilton. from half-pay of the Regiment to be Lieutenant, vice W. Parker. who exchanges. 33:11 ditto—Lieut. J. Petry, from halt-pay Ights Foot. to he Lieutenant, paying the Regular difference, %ice Hart, ap pointed to the Stith Font. 43th ditto—Eneigo T. R. Plumb*. Is be Lieutenant. ►y rumbas*. site Sebeels44l, who refine; E. C. Fletcher, tient., to be Ensign, by purchase, v!ce Plumhe. 3311 ditto--Lieid. J. Dawson, from the ell West India Regiment, to be Lieutenant. vice J. Trevenen, who retires upon haft-pay Yd West India Regiment. 01st diltu—Lieut. J. Patience, from belf-par Royal York Ringers, to be Lieutenant. vice P. Smith, who exchanges. dath ditto—Lieut. T. Workman, from half-pay 4th West India Regiment, to be Lieutenant, tire 11. Itich, who ex changes. 67th ditto—Hospital Assistant J. Trigance, to be Assistant Surgeon. rice tilltler. promoted on the Staff. &AI ditto—Limn. U. D. Drummond. from half-pay 21st Foot. to tse Lieutenant.vlce J. Ryan. who exchanges. Elsth ditto—Lieut. J. Ilart, from the SISIt Foot. to be 'Lieutenant, rice J. Leelie, wbo re►ires upon half-pay, tf9th root. retch Lig the difference. 24 West-India Regiment—Lieut. C. J. Dunn. from half pa) of the Regiment, to be Lieut. siee Daw.on. appointed to the DM Font. Assistant-Surgeon, J. C. Sprv. from half-pay 35th Foot, to be assistant-Sorgeon, vice Slnclatichlane, appointed to the Staff. 6th Royal Veteran Battalion—Lieut. S. Ireland. from half pa) of Sloe Salt Foul, to be Lieut.. rice Taylor, who es (images. 9th Royal Vetergn Battalion—Ensign J. Hogan, to be Adjutant, lice Stewart, who resigns the Adjutancy only. STArl—Assistant-Surcron P. Mactauctilane, from the AI West-India Regiment, to be Assistant-Surgeon to the Forres. To be Hospital Assistants to the Forces—Hospital Assist- ant H. G. Parker. frown half-pa). Elnewsz—Lieut.-Oen. Sir A. Campbell. Rart.stul K. C.D. to have the local rank of General in the hest-ladies only. Mauonamst.—The appointment of I.ieut. Ireland, from half-pny Sith Foot. to be Lieut. in the 9th Royal Veteran Battalion, as stated in the Gazette of 38th ult. has not taken place. Tbe appointment of Hospital Assistant Trigance to he As sistant Surgeon in the 17th Foot, as stated in the (Janette of itst October last, has not taken place. Colonial Corps attached to Quarter-master General's De partment •t the Mauritius, Lieut. G. Ford, from the Royal Artillery, to he Captain. Commission in the Coqueldele Rangers, sighed by the Lord Lieut. of the County of Northumberland. John Urde, Gent. to be Cornet. lice Grey, resigned. CROWN OFFICE, Dec. 9, 1811.1._ *IIIIIERS awn:antis To SERVE IN Tills PRESENT PARLIA MENT. ilosoicti or WESTRURT.-81r Manasseh Lopes, of Nis ristow !louse. in the county of Devon, Bert. Philip John Miles, of Le4gh Court, in the parish of Ab boss Leigh, in the county of Somerset, Esq. in the mom of Nathaniel Berton, Esq. who has screwed the Chiltern Iluonlreds, and Junethan Egon'. Esq. who hs4 accepted the ogler of Steward of his Msjesty's Marta. of East Ilamtresi. SA RA %MIT PU/ERSEDICD. J. Ellis, Wellingore, Liscoln, saltster. BANKRUPTS. N. Daly, Blackman-street. Southwark. soda-water-meal facturer, to surrender Dee. 10, 53, Jan. 50, at Guildhall. At torney. Mr. Caneanen, 'Change-alley, hornbill. T. Inelibold, Leeds, bookseller. Dee. V. IS, Jan.2o, at the Rose and Crown Inn. Huddersfield. Attorneys, Mr. Bettye, Chasm.) -lane ; and Mr. Bettye, Ilirstal. 8. (Aycock, and 0. Brooke, Minorlei, slop-sellers, flee. 18.41, Jan. SO, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Lake, Cateaton street. J. Vim. Let Green, Wakdeld, cloth-maker, Dee. 14. Jan. 50. at the Star Lou. Pootofract. Atioraoys, Maws. Satiation and Rataskill, Pontefract. J. Butler, C. Bader, and F. Butler, Dosialhgtoth 11 . 0 11 1. I butter and bacon-factors, Dec. 20. • I. Jaa. iro, at the Old Sand-hill, l'olliergate, York. Attorneys, Mr. Walker, New Inn ; and Mr. Walker, J. C. Wei ford; Adam's-coati, Old Broad-street, mer chant, Dee. RI, SS. Jan. 10. at Uuildhalk, Attorney, Mr. Matt, New Roewelf•eourt. lAtieohis-inn-leMs. J. Ilswitans, Tabeepacie-italkt fin4bury-square, tiashisr oteteSsulL 28. Jas. at 6altdhall. Atturory; NT. AlUward, Otd DIVIDENDS. Jas. 4. If and J. Wilson. Shrewsbury. Salop, drapers. at the Rs ve•-hia. Shrawsbur)—Jan. 6, J. 11. Paine. Bury salnt Edamairs. kinfolk. grocer, at tie Angel-inn, Bury ' St. Edmond's—Jan. 11, W. Bin;ley, High Melton, York. con-factor, at the King's head-Inn. Ilarnalel ---Jrn. IS, A. Paton, T. flat, and .1. Itrown, Old lirayel-lang, Ratellfe it . hway Osoap manufacturers, at Gleildhall —Bee. 40. C. Pise-raatchast. at liaildttall--Dee. Mk Y. AW:"istl .y.Essex. merchant, at (igi)dhall--Dec. 30. P. Leigh. Wincham, ebestar, taint r, at the °Mee of Mr. liar- ker. WiOnn—Jan. 9, A. Parkinson. J. Dackett, and P. Al so'''. Manchester, calico-printers, at the Bridgewater Arms inn, Nt achester--Dee. 30, J .an _i d 11. IVatsn, Friday-larval, d f Loud , warehousemen. nt Uulttlltall- 1) er.13, .%. t initipertv, (Irma Vinehester-street, London. merchant, at Guildhall— Dee. 19. U. Chaaner. Seaton, Middlesex. merchant, at Uuildhad—Jan. f', E. Maul, .es, Chester. saddler, at the Office or My. J. Mellen. Chester—lb-c. 39. U. Jackson. jun. Illshopsgate-street-elthout, surgeon and apothecary, at Uulldhall—Dec. 30, F. De(ereux anal M. Lambert. Brnhant court, Philpot-lane, London, mereitaws. at Guildhall—Dee. 19, J. Lomas, White Horse. Falter-lam:, tatters-keeper, at Guildhall. CERTIFII , ITF.4.—D2r. 30. W. It , Buckler-mountain, Flhashire, (lather-mer chant-Ir. (lowland. Great Wlrtakester-strict, London, fuer chatit—D. T. Clarkr, Gerrard-street, Soho, lagetssaa—J. Fitzgerald, %Ina -street, Narrow-wall, Lambeth., timber merchant—S. Handley, Hilderstose, Htaffurdshire, miller— R. Shirley, Burklersitury, Loadon. carpet-maaufactsrer— W. Lostchurst, Tonbrldge, Kent, Iroamosiger—W.% Maws, South Shields. Durham. clothier—J. Handel-ems amid J. Mor ley, Lailgate-hill.linen-drapers—k.Chalker, Nurthwelaham, Norfot4. Jeri t en rt. P OtTN rnontrs DIPPOLTED. Turton and J. C. Tilney. Berle-street, Llneoln's-inn- Acids. whir-merchnnts—J. Cane and J. Biel, Oxford-street, ham dealers—F.. Ha 1, and J. 11111, Ihtek-lane, IVardipar street. Cah:uet-makrrs —J. Cat twright and J. Johnstone. Warwick-eourt, Holborn, essormissir n-egents—J. Crowliter and I. Langley, klanehest, r. stone ionsons—J.Bratlfiehlund W. Ilitehings. Oxford. plumbers-I'. Rattre, and W. Kir sknw, firsts!, Vorktelire. 0001-carlers---1. and R. Griffith". Bristol, masons—W. %prima: rd and O. Wainwright. Bath, woollen-drapers-4. Newton. .1. Oarside. and U. tiarshie. Oakitifield, Cheshire. cotton-spinners—W. Johnson and M. Astley. Muniford-eourt. dinnehrarr warehouseine.i.—J. Donner, F. Beastall. and W. Beastall„ Noltint ham, stt ltrokers—F.F. and T. P. Swam" Irk. 1/rayton-in-11aies, mercers —W. R. Oliver and T. Ron rye, Coleridge, Ntaffordshire.lpot • tors—D. and R. Howard, Sprint Grove. within Htayley, Chester, cotton-spinn , --s—J. Seudamore and C. }links. Bir mingham. gnn-makers —H. and A. Darla, Liverpool, hook seßers—G. Du 'iv, sen. O. Davis. jos. sad T. Legg, &lurch stmt. liersirdevras. Inmionoplers. ATIMMiIt PRICE of Mt% E% LAND AND WALRI. Wbeet 335. 6tl.—Ree, SH. 6,1.--Earley. Y7s. al.—Opts, le. N.—Beans, 395. Yd.—Pease, 41s. Id.—Oatmeet,r n 4. 2il. The 'lenge price of Brown and NIUCCOT11(10 Sugar. com puted from the Returns mil.. in the week ending the 6th day of December, IWO, is 345. 3411. per cwt. HOUSELESS POOR. [Continued from Saturdays !•tafesmage.) " The Ladies' Committee have already had the ho nour of making a partial report of their proceedings; since which, not any other titan two cases hare been ad mitted, and those under peculiar circumstances; tot though the Ladies hope they ne►er lust sight of the origi nal plan of the Institution, (were shelter f•or the house less,) yet when misery assailed them, which time, advice, or limited pecuniary ai.l might mitigate or wholly sub• due, if in their mil to estr::ct lasting good from that vast field of opportivi . ;!y the alinnst unprecedented be nevolense of their cuwitry yielded, they in sonic in stances kept their inmates longer than a trJr.sient view of the subject seemed to warrant, they plead their im•tive as their excuse. "'The Gertleuien will probably recollect, that at the time of their last Report, 43 remained in the Asylum, 17 of sellout were children, and to detail the results of this residue of the trust committed to their care, is now the anxious wish of the committee; and they have heartfelt satisfaction in stating that they are enabled to gire the most sathiltrtory account of the greater part, aad (with- two exceptions) to speak ill of F , a Scotch woman, who after suffering herself to be prevailed ttpon by her husband to sell goods and clothes, and accompany him to London, to seek theli fortune, where he took her bundle from her (in St. Paul's Church Yard) and desorted her, to live with another woman, was sent bolt to her na tive place by sea, where she is antler the protection of Dr. Chalmers, and getting a good living by tambour work. " N has been sent to bee busband,at Havre, who had sent her most presving letters to return, but destitution and abandonment deterred her. " U. and B. two young women, under circumstances of extreme distress from seduction, have been received into the Magdalen Hospital. " One most wretched object, turned out of the Mar shalsea prison, and suffering every misery that hunger and nakedness can inflict, has from the kind in terference of on* of the tientlemen'e Committee, been received into the Temporary Refuge, and is shortly to be restored to her family, who are most respectably situated. " F-, a roldier's wife, has been sent to join the iletachmeet in Ireland ; and the commanding officer has certified, by letter, to this Committer, that she has arrived at bead quarters, and received the money transopitted to her, through Mess..i. Cox and Ureesi wood. " Two have been sent to Liverpool, " Two have been sent to Bristol. " An intosessige yedsg girl, who ran away from the rotidenee of bar mast (at Ashford. in Derbyshire) beside' pi finalise-lei* peranadad her, she. I . oold get as Miter /Oki at the Wished in London, has been " one, at the recommendation of the ilroiisional Societi, who clothed leer, is in a respectable sorrier at Newington; so sensible of, and grateful for the benent the Institution afforded her, that she waited on th . s C ttttt mittee to express her thanks, and ofer her first earnings for the beneru: of the Institution. " One keeps a small fish ;lop at Slratford. " Anil, lastly. one lives in the borough, and is supported by keeping the two deserted 4:lA4r:it whi..lo still continue a btorden the Institution, a subject to whieii the Ladies beg le•to e to call the attention of the Howe •ttee. Of the remaining children it is scarcely requisite to soy any thing: they, as will of coosse be concluded, went with their respective pa rents. `• Thus end the labours of the Ladies Committee, an•l they have• touch r••as••:r to rejoice• that their humble efforts have Leen available in ass;s•ing the laud ible ex ertions of the Ilouse C,:mutiare•, to %litho they beg. t • offer their best thanks tor the uniform attention awl kindness Ishii which they rendered their eetive as siatauce.•• (To be continued.) FROME—NovismUCII .1!5. -.INN.- A hand-bill was ism:et! on Thnrstlay last, rivins' notice, that " a Wain!: of sucts of the inhabitant of the town and neigishonrhool of Filmic a! may be dis- posed to concur in gentling a Loyal Address to Lis Majesty thy King," would be holden at the George Inn on this day. A very numerous and respectable Me Cng accord ingly took place, when Sir C. W. llsvert.ttE, [tart., High Sheriif of the Count c, was inetnetlirtely called ( not, however, by the gentlemen wi" framed the requi.ition) and was voted (Meth. elm.) to the chair. The Worthy Baronet opened the business of fie day by briefly stating the purpose fur which the Meet ing was railed. Mr. ni•NS then propoeed that a dutiful awl loyal Address be presented to his 3lajesty, which he pro dnred ; and being read, it was seconded by the Rey. Mr. Sainsbury, of Beckington, and sisrpurted by Mr. Wickham ; the Rey. Mr. Skurray, of lloining<haul the Rev. Mr. Fenwick, the Rev. M-. irelend, Of Nun- ;ley; Mr. Weaver, of Beckingron, and others ; on tla. ;rounds, that whilst olisaffertinn to the ti m er :l , l watt and irreligion were FO glari-gly evinced in many parts of the country ; while such men as Carlile and others were sending forth their blasphemy and disloyalty, it behoved every friend to his country to stand forward in defence of the king and Constittition; that he Ad• dress proposed br Mr. Bunn was not a party address ; that it took 113 notice whatever of the proceedings re lative to the Queen, anal therefore it was such an Ad dress as every loyal person might sign. Mr. It ter.tx proposed the Address, as being evi dently the :Votaress of a party, and tnoved that the fol lowing Address should be substituted fur that proposed by Mr. Bunn : TO THE KING'S MOST EXCELLENT NI.-VJESTY. Mar it please your Majesty, We, the Inhabitants of Penner Selwood, and its n•i els bourhood, in the County of Somerset, assembled this day (pursuant to public notice), beg permission, most teepee - fully, to present your Majesty stub the sincere express slims of our ardent and dutiful attachment. The Constitution established by the' glorious Reroln shin o f 16:48, has all onr veneration anti esteem. To every Member of thrillustrious Broom of B r uns. mirk we cherish unalienable reran!, but for your .b 1,1• jesty's Royal Person we feel that peculiar reverence an affection which Use high pre-eminence of your Majesty's station demands; and we pray the Sovereign of Life and, Disposer of all things that yo sr Majesty may continue to' sway the British sceptre to a very distant period, endear ed to the hearts of your people, and admired by the world; and should the day arrive (which Hod forhitl that the consecration of oar property, or onr lives, should he necessary for the defence of your Majesty's person, or the support of your throue, that consecration shall cheer fully be made. Id correspondence with these sentiments of regard and devotion, we deem it our ditty to express our high gratification at the wisdom evinced by your Majesty's Ministers in their recent relinquishment of the Bill of _ l'ains and Penalties against her Majesty the Queen ; a Bill opposed in its principle to oar inestimable Count tuti tttt ; a Bill by which the internal tranquillity of the Empire was threatened, and the stability of our consti-.• toted Authorities endangers d, mind therefore a Bill disapproved by a large majority of your Majesty's faith ful subjects. This amendment was seconded by Mr. Kingdon, and supported by the Rev. Mr. Tidman, the it .v. Mr. Saunders, the Rey. Mr. blotch, Mr. Bush, Mr. W. ik • Bayley, and others, on the grounds that the original • Addeo." was the production ,of a party, who thought proper to denote,' themselves by the name of the King's or Loyal Party, who had railed the Meeting, and brought forward ab Address ready cut out and dried, without consoling even one, however respect able, of those persons who hail expressed as opinion enfavoirable- to the proteslings against' .the Queen,. • dud taken part in any of the recent rejoicings at Prorate, r . r••• 'I 10 tele' iiem ur;h' ~►e~ e r 111 .e. I•ipor , MI. •