The Statesman. — London, England, 1818-03-14 00:00:00

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OFFICES IN itEVEltallON. Virrl GROSVENOR,io • very low tone of ireite. referred to the etsbjeet of Places in Raiiirsion, tii irbidi be bed WWI gbele Lordships' attendee on a former occasion. Ac order bad been gado tiofit *DPW for a refers of the offices of thin nature' Wender the Crown. but the order heti inner bakt e•ollffielely complied with. The neters-usedi came 404 n oily to ISOM It was his wish that all places , IWO in remitelon, wiletber dlvettfy ender the Crow* et *IN elsolhked; bet es there steams, Armee, of opiniern 'respecting the litter &sal,- den, he should not at present propose any thing re- ' siecting theta. If be did net learn from the Nokia Marl that ef f ectual 11114111111,11 were to he taken for the abolition of Oak*. still held in Reversion, he shoild propose a Bill eusbreirieg that object. bet which would not @feet any interests the Judges might have in Offices conoected with the Courts. It would, however, be satisfactory to him to be in , formed that any proceedings en his part would be usinecesvary. The Earl of LIVERPOOL wished, in the firft place, to remind the Noble Earl, that in fact, all Offices held in Reversion, nnder the Crown were al ready either entirely abolished, or so regulated as to remove the objections to which they were formerly liable. This was the case with respect to the of f ice. of Auditors sod Tellers of the Flitches's..., Clerk of the Pells, ice. The only exception • which he was aware of was the °Kee of Clerk to their Lordships' house; and with regard to that offiee, he bad at. ready stated kis opinion that it night to be saliva to prospective regulation. He did not, therefore, rem prebend to what offices the Noble Earl could allude. There was, indeed, one office which had been granted in Reversion, bat be did not suppose that the Noble Earl referred to it, namely, the Rangership nf Bag shot Park, which was held by the DAP of Gloom,- ter, and the reversion of which had been granted to the Duchess. Such a grant as this' could mot be liable to the objections which had generally been stied against Reversions. It was one of those ar reogyments by which the conveniency end dignity of . the Royal Family were consulted. There were still another kind of Reversions, but be could es • little *appose that the Earl objected to Meet. These were the small pensioas which we given to the whlowr and daughters of Officers. In some ialaandoll such peplums were granted with reversion to the survivor. heartily could sot be the Noble Earl's intention to propose any *Reredos in the mode of granting these pensions; for it was evident that very greet incon- Pewiestoo would arise from any regulation which might oblige the Crews to forego a practice which was, in fact, the mere morose of charity towards a class of persons who had just claims on the gratitude of the country. Earl GROSVENOR admitted that the Noble Earl's explanation was, is a great measure, satisfac tory. He did mot mess to interfere with the Rever sions to which the Noble Did bad, in the last in stance, referred. What he wished to prevent was the giving in Reversion Offices which became mere sinecures. If the Noble (':ail moat to say that no offices of that hied were to be given in Reversion, he would agree to refrais from making any proposi- Roo on the subject ? • Mgt --- ‘ 110 If BIS U 8 S CIL I P T I t• . -. • - -00111111413 E. AUL Goolladosea I JIP Horeosibis I Was. Inviting, Ala. Taorp IW. bomb IW. 1110114151 e.. Bloke' Walthomo I/WSW Wash ROBBRT•11181THIWAS. Tromilialik ••••• Sibluierirlous advertol4o beloss .....1.371 14.. AL . 1.. • From rire Idorrilelb Sionwel Cave 111. 11.. - Cewentelne im at 14. A. .. who alsapjoreat o c f • • S.P. =1 1 1 It il t=te leil lide lli t C. Fisch " ' 1 1 eel readied.* of Ile. , 311sersoner Fader - . 1 1 • oar. N * owe appleal* • 1, Jorepb Beery I 1 the sod Souse and James Waiter 1 1 Timone of his Jeri., 1 0 James Natter, Po. 1011. W. Ilryhei a wild leishwoodia 1 0 C. Beaks • 1 1 Jeterirs 1 ysartrial /mot A 000Pleoas 1 1 come, ma 1 y you haves Art Koester to Pettecatirm 1 1 true Brhith Jary 1 1, Prosair Fleets - 1 1 C. Ditties's 1 U Jtiekard fl . ' 1 1 Aa Kamp to Religious A Foe to Pianist Sedges Hypocrisy and Tai. though too Priest to angles 0 10 Parodies 1 1 Who is a Courtier as R. Beason Turner 1 1 well as Jadge 1 1 1 C. Finch. Jan. 10.. &I. . Lard Medals' 1 1 .A Friend to Justice I • 18w MI /artist Moe 31.161.6 d. One mho reverser's A few Friar." of Jos. 1 Trial by Jury, loss de- tire. from thelhaph is, , 1 tests Coed Lao yds 141111 street 4 6 & prejudireoJudges 10s. 6d. Whiehroir Tomer, Ems. 2 I E. 4111 k 1 1 F. 11. Clore, Bro. 5 5 John Green 1 0 An Name so Piereeu. " VII pt him down !" Id. 6d. don mad Ilypiserisy 211 To a persecuted Mao, Thomas Ghaproao 1 _1• win, hod the moinssoi- A Crohhhillhils .1 1 city to forbear, is Iris A few 'Pewits about hour of triumph 1 1 Wakelleld. who coo. Flea SWIM deals Parodies ws Ihro • John Rolland 1 1 Scripture. hot w/ro • Henry Badly, 1 0 hate political porsel.. B. and J. Clayper 2 2 anion under a loped -• • E. aid S. 1 I seal for Religiose. pee -. A British- JUryiwia 1 0 Leothara mod Co. 11 • Am hooked 'Purview 10. Ed. Genre Kinhach. of Bins G. Hill, F. Biasketh, T. l6O, who. althoogh Dirkins. J. Smith, J. our of the 2.700 Semi 1/ixon,W. Hartley. A. tisk freeholders. Gibb, a Bram Re. heartily abbis that pahlieass. a Reformer the I)ey of Algiers la Peace. P. Thong,- hatithe sole benefit of sou, F. flnesth, J.Oatett 3 0 the services's" oar pre- J. Jetta* 104. Od. heel Wielders. WWI- C. Lamb, of Thirtho 10s. 6d. foul Old Kam Derry A Boehm Tree Else 1 S Down Triangle, sad • fisadries 116 the Dieter, with Law From Stroud, Gloucestershire. isito the horgaPn 11 I B. Satiety' 1 1 W. Shephent,Writiunt 1 0 .Aot/•sMrattesi-tioroughs I 0 T, C. no Porostbc 0 0, Ami.Jortges' Verdicts 010 Oliver Coanswell. Cher- •• • James Marlton 1 1 hoot Park ~...• F. Visors * • • 0 - 1 0 Jewish Mosey Alion,So d;harlesltendrirlt. km. 10.. M. better. Kluwer A Friend to Equity 10..bi1. he/loath. Yorkshire 1 I For she aloof. iliose,that Tie Saimaa Club, Near hash so ably set all the lira. Devises 010 Law and Suite Tool, I I Thomas Field. Wilder. J. Hill 10g. 01. nese.' ow, Goswell• A Tribute to the Els- street 1 1 qwrace of Self de- T a oFrimids to the Free. fenre 10i. Od. door at the Press. W. Sundries 315 and W. by the Judge 010 From some Friends in Na thwart Pilch. hon, • she Liberty of the Solicitor. Cocker- Press. sod Esrmiell to sholltat CdhoberlAdd 0 10. Penieudioss, in 1 ps- S. Clot, Haddellold 1 1 %rich and its Neigh- J. Wils on, ra Nonlethal' 1 1 busehnod, irawasiosa Old Ilr,g• and his Wife t U from she Sulfolkehrso From Vie the 011 ice of aide-oMce 291. 4s. sd. the Cory Paper, 3d Fr. * Striwalarket. Subscription 1 12 F.W. Everett 1 0 James Belies 2 0 Ruben F.lli'itt 1 0 John Clark 1 0 Wm. Booker 1 0 Rev. J.Fullagar, Pal l'. A. Webb 1 0 grave, Salrolk 1 1 Jones Isaac 1 6 J. 1 0 Other Friends there 9 0 An Enemy to Ibpoerisy 1 1 Frulli. Bradt'''. by Ilk. Ed w• John Coolly 1 1 Vines. Solicitor. W. Everest. wise nesiy le John Adisaas ' 1 0 Derry-414mi Triangle 1:. Vines 1 0 and all such knaves 1 0 C. Fyshe Palmer 0 0 Wm. Robiasou. is ster- J oho •H make Green 1 0 Ling intarey 1 1 The Plymouth Taman 1 0 J. G. Tatern, Harper- Bob. Painter 1 0 den, Hens 1 1 Benj. Williams * 1 U J. N.. Hardy. Shoaled' 1 1 boadrySirtmeriptiomper A few Fereods,Cock wad lar.Soare, bookseller, Hoop, Old Artillery- Reading 51.55. 61. grountl, St Void Sub.. .--.. scriplion 10s. id. A few Friends to the Oars who detests she Liberty of the Preis Practice at Noe Star and Trial by Jury. Chamber 1 0 from she Word of jobs Newman, Alum 1 0 Cripplegase • without Porter, Bromfield 1 is (2d Subscription) 11. 13r. 6d. Webb, 11e) bridge 1 0 Friends I. the Libetty Masa. Wickham 1 it of she Psess, is the A Fewest to Trial byJary 1 0 Word of Crip legate- Portway, Abet!-park 1 0 'within. per lsdwd A Northisridtrian 3 0 Death I 11 Joh. Leach, Lea, Near Edward Heath 1 1 Godslssiog -3 3 Frost Leases. Edward Leach, ditto 2 2 - Nosy Blamna 1 1 J. Talbot 1 0 Samara Swa ck sholl 1 1 M.T.—To damiless Ilone barissel Flint 1 1 Who all algae George Pescodd 101.0 d. Two might sJudges overthrew, Heavy Gramme 1 0 Aid the Anatomy-Games' Timber-toe 0 b too 1 0 It. Chatfield. Dltehling 1 1 R. N. 1 1 Itichant Metter, ditto 1 1 George Brown,Capeleit. From hlahehester (Screed Sob. Glasgow. 2 0 seriptioa). per B. Baxter. Alexander WGreitor, Edward Hanson 1 0 Solicitor, Glasgow 2 0 Reber Phillips 5 0 J. K. Toiler. Stomp- N. liffsitworth 1 0 lard. Wrath 1 0 Ellanesd Grandy 1 0 From Aylestsury—For A frieed 1 0 the Hone thalstitelress • Thalami Benham 1 0 the reser that cuts at S. 11 1 0 the roots of Gomm- J obeli:Cow 1 0 tioa 11. St. 6d. Thomas barges 1 0 A Residest of the Loyal No Parodist. bat as Borough of Mow Enemy to Hypocrisy 1 0 add, Hams. a here the • A Prentice _ Uld Electors hare ad sedi Jahn Taylor. 010 ace of their Heathers - Thomas • Fliad 010 fur above 40 )eari 1' I A Friend • 1 1 Sundry Subscriptins.s An Enemy to Peesecatiou 1 1 from Citieftter 5' • J. N. 1 0 Joseph Edwards, Bet- W. W. 2 U disport, Surrey 1 1 To stir a stomachic Arum Fen Fanner 010 error, in my Lori highty Ft-leads to Re- C ---s- gh 1 0 fawns is the Borough W. fintli swell 1 11 of New &lotion to Mr. Truth ao Libel 1 0 Nose for his admirable • I • 1 "" pussourr t•a. t ittok imp ouri •. . it 1144141,115 g arms , ef'dllovrervervirt. in the r ich of 'II. Giies the comity of hltddlevt% drceiped turbui ttw or Omit the ISO Jay of Josef/rt. 1 1 . 3). am to (oar igialmA I prove their Debt. before JAM V. 5 tat. PH Wed. Erq eve of the Mosiers d tl a told Covet. at his Vlingselorrs is Sieribtouptoo buiWings.Chluitery-laae. Loud... onoe Wore die Nth dsv of April. MIS; or; on default thereof. they wdi be peremptorily excluded th • hearlit of the said Decree. THOMAS ALLAN. Frrderielt'e• siker. Old Jewry. of 11141 CO email theraemeighr Iftimettoevo tanil !erielS 41,1110110t il right • virris . ' 4ll6 :gerei dsilir: lll lli ' might be made. Their Lordships *were aware et tlo toseresese which eeriest well.aegeairited Site toss part of the eisphe bad Sinew of the loyal diroprositkok of the People. Wises it wet considered that Hemp Was completely at price, sod that there were ise than 40,000 yammer, *flaky in Ireleedi it Iris hopes« sible to couceive sue reason for meinotisoleg a steed. leg army (410,000 men in that topentiy. YIP mkt; Crolonies, the ettent of 'the forts propoited N hi isaintaised wee eqvally objectionostole. The eita blislontent of the year 11 , 00 appeared ii proper period for making a comparison *ilk the present, ia esti mating the force which oeght to be Maintained.— That year was, t he the *meet, the third after.tbe conelesion of a general peace. It alas therefore, to eud • more mailable point of conspori. son, though the result IPSO very enfsiotrtablis to the vie** of Minister. 'ln 1786, riot sob half of the force was allotted for the Colonies which it was nod proposed to maintain in them. It had bees ipid that a greater force was necestary lot the secerite- of Canada ; bet he amid sat see any forge in that es. gument. We mete at pews with the United iltetes, there was not apprehension of ass attack on oar Cole. nies from any quarter, a oditecould toot understand ills necessity of keeping ape large force their deform.... Why should more troops be now maintsiued is Ca ned., than ekes it was surrounded with beadle In dians, and war apprehended? Making every allow ance for the increase of the Colonies, which bad bean much dwelt ea, there could certainly he no geed . reason for appropriating to that !Williee double the number of troops employed on it in 1786. It ought to be recollected, tee, that at that period Mir ffiti we, not egad to see-folirlit of kt present ansoolt.— At pretest, secit was the ',eight of the NW. Debt, that it was no logger possible is impose a tea on soy' article. The Revenue could not be augmented, and there was no resource to Stitch their Lordships could resort to rescue the country from its enobarraisaseet. hat economy in the eipeeditere. This was a coati deration which ought to weigh on their Lordships, and it was one which almost precluded the possibility of any competition being geode between the force maintained in 1786 and that which ought to be main tained wow. Last year, whoa there was an alarm{ though an alarm created by Ministers themselves, there was some pretest for maintaining a considerable force in this country. The Noble herds oppelite had then something in the shape of @resilient on shalt aide. That ground *as now, however, takes from under them. ' By their own :confession, there was so pretence for any alarm of plots sad conspiracies at the present moment. Another reason which had been assigned for maintaining a greeter force thee id 1786, was the increase in our population. This was a reason the force of which he could set admit. He thought too well of hit coentrymen to belies* that the increase of their numbers produced &wirer. tion to the institetions of the costar,. Os the con. teary, he believed that as they grew in uemberei so also did their attachment to the Constitution lie certainly did not understood attachasewt Us the Constitution and attachment to Ministers to be otos and the same thing. He could not agree with those who supposed that when the People were disallected to his Majesty's Ministers, they must also of ewes sity be disaffected to the Constitution of the &malty. Besides, if an la:ram of population required an in: crease of military force, there was no proportion kept is the present ease: for the latter was doubled, while the former was ealy increased one-fourth. — Bat, after elf the disaffection which this ideates* of population had occasiosied, their Lordships could sot but recollect that the whole treason which bad created se great an alarm last year, bed bees put dew* by a serjeant and his command. He might, therefore, fairly suppose, that a corporal and his file wneld be sefliciret to meet all the mischief which could be expected now. He nest noticed that part of our force which composed a portion of the 100 1 000 men maiotaieed on the frontiers of France. lie had always disapproved of the employment of oar troops in this way. The Noble Earl (Liverpool) had in• deed said, that the army in France did not cult this (*entry a shilling. He believed, howeter, that not. withstanding what was paid by treaty, there were many incidental aspeoess--asch es the waggeatAtraie, and other things which were beret by this teentry. That part of the qteetion be however, did wet think. it worth while to disco* If there were eves pent. niary advantage is keepi ng our troops eft the Floods frentiets i be should coosider that profit greatly over balanced by the evil which mast atise from placing them in such a sitestioe. 'heir contact with the troops of despotic Powers could not fail to infamy into them Woes to which military Meshes were, from their constitatioe, too presereot which were beton* to the principles of the Brithisikestitution. Goat alarm bad bee* espreaesd era IM.Solkject of emigre. Lion hos this ciestry, mod some possess had gnu so far as to propose as Absentee Tel.. He, bee tsars • The Marquis of LANSDOWNK asked, whether assymeeseres Mad been taken for carrying into affect the Act by which certain Offices bad been abolished ? There were also in the Reports which bad been made to Parliament seve►al offices pointed oat as proper objects of abolition or regulation, particularly in Ireland. It was proposed that arrangements should be made for regulating all these offices, and fnr Rir ing remuneration to those who actually performed the tholes of these offices; and he w i s hed t o k new what masers had ben etiolated by Ids Majesty's Mi nisters in this respect. The Earl of LIVERPOOL said, that all the offices in England had been ahead, regulated. %Vial respect to Ireland, he could ant, et that 1.1001010, precisely say to what extent the regolatioes had been carried. THE ARMY. The. Order of the Day for the third reading of the !Mutiny Rill being moved, Earl GROgVENOR rose, in permutes of the notice be bad given, to move for as alteration in the preamble of the Bill. After what bad passed on a former evening on the sebject of the Army, their Lordships would not be surprised that he saosid enter his solemn protest against the maim taining such a force as it was proposed to keep op le a time of general peace, and at a period when the fialpiCes of the country were in a most deranged stet*, A standing army ought sever to be maintained ha this tensity, unless its liberties were threatened fren,hbroad, and its 'silliest* at stake. Unless the ,nests were &weeny forced, sod the coeetry on: Posed to danger from an invading enemy, there weld be no encase' or retaliating a great body of troops in to.y. Theis Lordships were well aware of the oh , actions whin') hod been entertained by their sores. ' tors to a 'tenth% army, lobo had always considered the onintaisieg of ovailitary force, soder the con tras, of the Crowe as _the meas, of all o th ers, most dengeroos to Ate tm liberties of the toning. This was a priociple which they set only oniatained by argesent,, bet be sewn* of inlpieb tag shed their blood. MI the Nobitiords oppolitopretned that they were *Wm whor, or oodorrprod the Ceepits , dna iota, than these gees epe by. Jebeet SU ~dw .41; , • -„. 2 .4 eta - '.11 . 44.4c not Jr,l T. W. - es punireatii. piscisy .1. Wine - 0 sad Gumption 4 I.4ne Wnnd 10.. od. c. W. L. s 1 0 tenth Suer, per Mr. Nemlsms Taylor, Pb', Reddish li. 13e. fois liorfalk 3 3 14 , INOIA-NOttss, the 1 magest s ms, TRT PANT DIRICCTORS COMPANY .f M &caving" . to tie isot belied, do horohy Poirrigriy Otowng COOrt fifth asiteikpipah e 1 et Mk Haw, es Wassoliathe lob r lea Weer Psmoriotors frr infirboo. riotoot rooLiood treys 114 Gimerertr iw Corsa rge. sir persimillop .kau, hen axe? e_tho Orior if , ik. Cool ifjiltstartr. liii AiWoo. • iisisnioders MI he miffed by tot Tfaabaart. Illeidopeoret, tiackfriatess ' . Sielkiervg s &Albert Garter. Mil oCbor ro yirig William , Ater o f Strad; a A! - . ' - . _~~ - ~. '''l..- _. THE APOLLONICON, a Grand MatiCol In- Orgiastic invested *ad teasiefactared by Mee". Filth , and Roberto. Organ Itoilder.. - seder the latateetirete pa tronage of his Royal Militate-, the Prune Retest. le et hibitine. by its superior wecianieol power. a; their Rastak.• N.. 101. St. blartkee-latre, dally, free twelve o'clock till 5. excepting on every Wedeestirty sad Sobardev, wbieh ilia'''. Mr. PURKIS, Prefettoor of Meet, pet forst es the lastraweal hum the 'bile" at two is Saw. Seirtlioths ' bow the Warkor-of the dilt-rent eminent Corneweet; and on every Ther.day tweak's. thong the she MI . saawit powers of Nee laterreeset are exhibited by, nee eater the di rection of. Mr. THU dAS ADAMS. Profesior of 111111 C, who (mohord ly doe ether Performers. neernionally at the some slate) will play MlelliMts from the Unit Works ef the meat earnest eschew gad owatievis Camp. moo A Use et that Parfacartarri may ire had, a du or twit pee l/ kW- an's lea as the Itensma—Adatitatare doily Is. Os y Eve**. the Ream are apnoea at half-plat saws o'eladt. and the Pertansaace.catataeuca etithi.--Atl shame Ogd f Mari. miser sod Robson also rekpeetlede beg is owisaiir theagataillind Gefurl• 111111110 v have an elegant awartawal of Owes efall deveripttant, thopteptti awl ready far sale at their %tremens. DEPOTS for STA FFO KOS II 1 E WROUGHTARON HURDIRS. &r.. at the Airiest'. torsi Reptaitery. Gurley -street, °triad-street ; libel-yard Wharf, Upper Tbsaws-street Newt Winer. Bresstrood ; where the INhlie are respectfully informed they was he -up• plied with 4 very supertte article, lismlied by she brit workmen. its Ike following privet :—Sltev Hurdles, .in feet Wag. rota feet high. weighing Mb., at Cottle Hurdles, ttis feet )(mg, four feet nod is half high. weielwag4b b.. is, 7s. Ild.; Os Hurdles. sin feet twig. Ave feet high. weidlsidg dolts...at I.a. ; or made he order of wry ot6Sr Itytttth, blsesisso. aitlhatiatialw, at W. per lb. Also Orwteneatal nod Ftssacy Wire- work add Ha; e-prut.l Hardie* is the same prop-Nitta. Valuable Sugar Plawatino. is Jamaica. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION. By Mr. WILLIAM LIEFCIIILD. At the Avelino Mars. Banhalomew-lane, an W EON ESDA Y. the PO flay of April nest (ardess previously tli , poted of by Prim* Ceatract. of libido timely satire will be gbire), ALL that compact and prodective SVC AR ESTATB or PLANTATION. called GRI;EN WOOD PARR. marresiresly situated iii the Pari.h of Saha Mary. to the' Wasid of Jamaica, tagetber with the Negroes. and Live and DeA Stork thereon. Fall and descriptive Particulars may be had. a month pre vious to the sale, of Mc. Larrhin Gouloo, St. Mary. iii the raid Wand 14.1481 MM at the Comm ot.buase of she Assigswes of Messrs. Bolder. and Ce... No. 2. Laureate Puoistaey-s111; of Messrs. Lamb awl Batelle, Solieltars, 26. Prime.s-street. Book bf Leglaadi wad at the Secretary's Oirsee. Aettioa Mart. A NEW PATENT HAT. AT ONLY EIGHTEEN SHILLINGS. IMPORTANT SAVING. FRANKS 14;d i'Al(i.olt.horeio offer to the Palate a SILK HAT ow BEAVER BOOT, cosubeftiolf every requisite a Hat freight so ;sinew.. It i. superior in ap pra.arore to the blest aid most expeossve Beaver is equally light, aid will nwt.weor two of then, sad I. of n biller ' , Wipe, which it retains to the IDA. It will wryer rh:sage its colour io may climate which is she mo.t brautiful Black. if worst for years ; will Dever sp.st by rain, nor a ill and weather injure them, they be* Water-proof ; mad will repair severs' times, at • trilling ripener, and every tune appear equal to new ; they are decidedly supe. for to any Hats ever offered so Public entice, the ;mainmast of which has urea attended with great exposer. labour, and personal eterstioa. FRANKS and TAYLOR. Manufacturers. corset of fled ernss street. Barbican. Lyndon. ••• Merchants. Dealers. and the Trade. who wish for superior Ilatr,will God it to their advantage by appl s Sag as shoot. Be particular*. Its the Address. as F. cud T. are MN in any way mineroned wish a Retail Home in Beecb-street—oasse of Franks. No unpaid lentos received. LOYIrS hen utifnl dnable.covered new.intent -4 ed OVAL AV ER HATS, eseellisw all others ewer made nn the old plan ; sareantal in retain their brilliant ca libers and shapes, and in notwear, Is any weather ar dim rte. three of the low adveitie4 beavers, or piety-tided Palest Silt, so peroicioirs in the bend. The strangest proof of the endues of these Hats, k the paltry attempts at imitation. Their properties can hardly be enumerated in a abort advertisement, but Galilean may be astatied their superior: were never seen and although beaver ha' rose more thaa 60 per eau. the elteinive oath aod ale will ensure ibe same excetiesa qaalisien,at the original prima Twenty-three Shillings, R. and K. LLOYD and Co. dewily Waken and inventors, rtNevegitte-street. ENT LEM EN are respectfully invited to make ‘...a one Trial far a Well-eat COAT, for Cash ; or where regularity is quite certain, superfine Coat. IL 19s. 6d.— Flange 41. 4s.—Choicest Saxony 111ae or Mork, 41. 14s. 6d. — Rest Livery, 21. 12 , . 6d. to 61. b.. Great care is takes to have the beg of every thing and snow isperior workmanship.— flpon comparing the knew texture of the Cloth with thus which Gentlemen nre wearing, purchased elsewhere, the deference will appear nlivhiss, and will be foetid to be at least Oat Gui nea in a Coat saving. from the quality or the Cloths used by OOHN AM ITH. No. 2, Woodstock-street, a private home. eight dinsrz fens . Baud -street, and eight front Oxford-road. N. R. Particular attention to the wake of Young Goalie . ameat's Clothes and Ladies' Riding Habits. Attends in the City every Wedoesday, at the Smith Gate of 14 Royal Exchange, at Time o'Cloek. firto CaU ji NTER S ACJ tie ma the ay attempts that pasms. composition inaead. of the G BNUINK 1 8 1 . 11 1 71(7 S NG, pre.. pared by DAY and MARTIN; they have adopted a new Label. in which their address, 97. High Holborn. h to eau spiconusly placed in the metre. that they trust as SileatiOS to this, awl the diterrnce of the type, which is unlike all tiller press. wilt enable Purchasers at nitre to detect the inspiichlun. The Real JAPAN BLACKING, nook acid said .Wliaisiale by DAY and the pritscipal Grocers, Druggists. Bitatiseheni, InPeewees", Itint-utaker., Re- in the United Kinadial i s e = i ties at 64., Is., Ilad In. 6d. lath. f- .: i7l, .!. t i s s • . . , ,-_, , ..--tio o tint ll* • : ;._ .'-'.. v.-..... 1 ' .Mall ',.; saitt i. '40 41- 1 7 0614114.;7 4 )1 04 • IFF" k . • ' t . ! 79M1 r - _ • ; j - ~I , •~