The Statesman. — London, England, 1818-07-15 00:00:00

Tickets, .11011,105 ROLL, the Cuntractqr. tie. 7. Carabill. 36, nattini-drrlt. andan.aad by ail hit - I eughout timk Cdustry. • A NEW SATIRICA L WORK This day WAs to hr Contia ord Mouthy, price Id. 6d. each Nonsber, in !Ivo. etiotain.towSi sty-four Pages of Leiter Press, 1. 11. sad l 1... t flew Satirical, Critical, and Humorous M led '. f 9 [IHE NEW .80N TON MAGAZINE; or, . Telescope of the Times. • The atilirymts walk of this kind (which is tlte only one) mast be self-evidetit. S.itire checks, at least, the habits of the profligate, Mid let their station iu life be *ha it may, the lush will at he. 'paled. - The Critique', bosh Literary and Dramatic, shalt be aft ! piasel t we court not the favour, as is tau frequently the case. of one party•or the other g Ajest proportieo of censure o r p raise *tali beellar4ed tit race, I mud our HauoirouLdepurtmeat, we feel pleasure in aneouticiog, n ill be conducted hymen of starling *lts therefore; we have little hesitation in saying, thdt we shall lay before the Public one of tae must interesting and cheap. Mogallioes published. • • .. The Contents are part's , as follow one, Man of Ykshios...No toast of New Chtiteher. hot Loll Pima:l—The Grind Dike Dud the French Opera Girl.- Confemitans of a Methodist—Rot al Marrows— • ',pointed Loters—oftoguery of Sock lirokerti—The - FUdge amity— Fashionable (elks—Pdlars of the Church-.-The tied I Ibe Spanish Girl—The Q.--a in the City.-fßowisind Boating C be hoary Admiral and Sauffy*Q--,n —French Gallautry—The Althironnies Psayrr—Mojesty and fbr Dikyor...-Ntivel, • Nadia:oval" —The Garage. Rotal Mail ratrieed—Geominity of the Germat.s: the Doke of C—e,' by marrying the Daughter, has the Lady Mother *blown into the bargain-5.m Ten in the City, or The Droniten Club—The Devil amongst the Lottery Office-keepers—a 01.arnetes—The Prince ird the Banker's Wife— A General s.t emitting to ride beer a Tempest in Chancery—The Disappoluted City Knieit— The Gomling Table, Ore. Ike. Printed fur J. Juit..l n, Cbeapside. lilt RITISH PAINT MANUFACTORY, Queen. Ilifeel Che slitifk, iiridioli. iiVeIiNETR ABLE . 1 1N13 ANTI-CORROiIYn PAINTS. ltiviiattle Or To, per Cert. 501. Black per Cwt. 56-. otiee ditto . . 765. White . . 48s. Bright Olive ditto . 112 s. Yell Sh e Vrk Red and Lead Colours 48.. Bright Red . 36t. Stuue . e bUs. Chocolate . 48s. P. tailored Oil to thin them for IV* 54. per eniton. It fin. &Coal Tar Itruswis234. per Cwt.--Coosin.mi 184. litibt Willie Lead,per Cwt. bas. Turpentio.• per Gailon 6.. Second ditto • do. 465. lii...- d 04, per Gallon 4.. 9a. t.‘Mia 011.8. Per Gatos.. Per Gallon. Genuine Speen& Oil 8 .01. Refits. d Oil for p o t e nt Go . 1 Surnoug do. 7, Od. La, os • Ss. 04. Pole Seal Oil 40. Oat. Pair Whole Oil 3.-. 61 Common Ditto 3s. 31. The Impenetrable Paint , are milted to ale oat•door ..,. k*, *here a linn•lsonse appear nee and great durability are reou it ro. The Coal Tar tial..ts.; pa. 'if-Wavle the Refilled, will pr.,erie wood fel ratan{ )esiu, laborite' much osploard t.. the istP•rt , i., the weather, itIV: kr at cry .aia core for Ve- mio an.: Ms Xor ; ' gl.its a coveting newly equal in ti" pearone I . she hest Pinot.. The White Leu-I, Tat paiiii.e. Linseed thl. awl l'ah,trt. G o wan, are o f the h.,1 qu:si ties. Tit • I. inp o.i.care oar ranted gelatin'', and from the ###### lope ia whi • • itee i bar 11).r• purified, will ".e Nand •eperi .r to those g eorratlllnl4l. GEORGE UPTON and Cn. Merehants and the Trade supplied on aphtiksitagemos• term*. N.B. No gaaatiandty le-s•1- thou 141b 4 Coal tic. l penetrable of the netrable P.llllrit Clot. of .01d. WE Ste rtiquesteui to direct lite attention of per sons afflicted with mental or hodih decay, nervous de• Dingy. inward oabstiugs, boss of appetite, indige,tinn, depre...ion o f sp i r i t .. t r embling or shakkig of the h.onds.s.ortiaolc and ever. • other kind of eruption, asthma.. ulcerated throats, seminal weakness, paw infix limits ant joints, consumptive habits. and ail constitutional complaints. ionmedintra, to mote trial of the eefebratrd CORDIAL B% LM OF RAKASIRI, or 14.,ture's lafallible Restorative, as prepared coed !Mid, wholraalc mid retail. be C. J. Jar .an. hi. D., of the East London Al..dicta Establishment, 7. Carton-street Road. St. George's i n the Fait, Lapdog,. It is universally acknowledged to be the most agreeable and poueiful restorative in all the above cam pl..ints ever discovered it thins the blond. en-ea the sow , ‘ i„t e ss "i ns i n the bead nail sawanclo. and promotes gentle perspiration.--It is utterly imp sable for language to express, or eloquence I. extol. rmiiciently the value or this wooderful sod incomp.truble Medi oar its restoring health do the afflicted, and giving vigour to the age.l t thomianda tu t ,- bag been restored to erfect health. tiller having been so re. duced by different dhe-oses, as to have been despaired of, not • only by their families, bat also by their punts' sinnal attendant , . Sold, by appointment of the Proprietor. in bottles lb. (m eg, 1 or two quantities in Imp, fo+. each ; or four gum oo i o ies bins.; family bottle. for 39.., duty itirlodsol, by whirls are lie. bottle is saved. This inestimable Medicine will keep iit all climates. and may be had of Barclay and Sons, Fleet-market; Nadu, 16. Combat; H. J. Preston, 101, Sorand ; J. Richards. In. Strand; Blake. 66, P;cezidilly ; Barker, 125, Oxf , rd-rotreet Chandler, 76. Darold street; Tagg. 10, M iddle-row. Hilburn and by the most respectable Medirtue Venders in every part art the kingdom. ' Dt• C. J. Jordan takes this general opportuoity of as-1 noincing to the Public. that he still devotes his atudy egclusiye- ly to the cure of particular complaint-: as a regular member of the Royal College of Physicians he offers a speedy and perms aent• cure for every class of nervous relaxation; diseases. et however longstanding, nr of the most inveterate kind. are by his new and superior mode of treaimrnt speedilyand effectuallycured 4 Dr. C. J. Jordan may be consulted, by all ranks. from Mile in the morning till nice in the evening. at the Cast Loudon, Medi ! col Kstublishnsent, 7, Cannon-street Road, near the Gauntlet dial Road tosopike, St. George's in the East. w . Payne, ger- - Aug. 22, T, Gawk,. limb, he;se-dealer—Ang, 4, J. and E. Wakefield. E. Prat*, and J. Miens. Lad lane. merchants— Aug. 1.. W. etyma. Garden court, Temple, dealer—Aug. 8, J../eathenaosbargb, St. Mary-at-bill, Lower Thamm-street. coal-factor—Aug. 4, It. Lose grove Arborfielsl. Berkshire, firmer—July 18, M Molony, City-jowl. coach-maker—Aut. It G. Wardley, elakeley, Lancashire, corn.dealer—Aak. fipeooel. Mnackester, consinission-brulser—Sept. 8, W. Jackson, Exeter, neercbant. . • CEA", IFICATF.S--Aua. 4. R. Auggeridge. Kingston-upoa.Thasses; coro.merchast—J. :Siandjvh. Liwarpool, fituir.dealer --T. Arnold. Kucheaer, grocer - Taus% and J. Deakin, Sheffield, button manufacturers — J. Smolt. Shrewsbury. linen-draper—J. 4 ;strobes; Casslehor, Lancashire, manufacturer—M. Hackburst, Liverpoul. block and pump-makeirs—C. Pollee'. Alancbeater, grocer—J. Hastens.. PARTNERSHIPS I) I gsli . t. V LIE J. and J. J. Mindy, and W. Saunders. Reading, atomism —W. Slather and D Caddis'. Shadsrell, rtwopen—G. fad H. Vt . hite, But klaad..Newtuo,. Darscuslaire, grocen—T Lai apd G. Bray. Maecbester„pooket-book -manufacturers— W. lirslion, R. Al• George, and W. Charter', Clasgow,iteatters—vW. brow • • they and G. A. illayney, Ironmonger street, St. Luke's, watch usaoufactstreg w—H. Evert and C. Cooper, White Hart-court, dealen:—W. and C. Jenkins, Mortimer-sired. grocers—T K. Lubbock and K. Emerson. Aurthiunbarland alley, leuelturcb street, curce-dealers--J. Briggs and R. tlaourl Blackhare, Lancashire, cotton -manufucturer•—J. Gill , and E. and J. Raudle, Tawistock, Devonshire, groom. r LICENSING SYSTEM. Yesterday a Meeting was held Ot the Crown and Anchor Tavern to lake into consideration the best means of providing against the injurious effi , cts of the present mode of Licensing Pohlic.houses. It had been announced in this Paper that the Chair would be taken at one o'clock, and that Si( Francis Burdett would be present. It was near ton o'clock, bow. ewer, berme there was any appearance of business, and then Mr. Barber Beaumont stated to the corn- party, that as the Honourable Baronet had promised in the most unequivocal manner, either to take the Asir or to do any thing else that might be thought necessary to promote the object of the Meeting, it might be advisable to delay the consideration of the :atter for a few minutes. The company acquiesced. A considerable time then elapsed, and still Sir Francis Burdett did not appear. Mr BARBER BEAUMONT then rose and said, that as the Hue. Baronet bad not arrived, he thought ih woold be proper to read a letter which he had re ceived from him, in order to confirm the statement which be had previously made. He then read a let. ter from Sir Francis Burdett, which stated, that bi should he glad to do every thing in his power fot *letting rid of the arbitrary Licensing Sy stem, and that if Mr. Beaumont would have thb goodness to inform Jilin what be wished to be done, he would attend. Mr. Beaumont then said, that, in consequence of this letter, he waited on Sir Francis Burdett, and in formed him that a Meeting was to he holden on. Monday last ; but the lion. Bart. having heard that the Electors of Westminster wished to chair him no that day, he requested that the Meeting might be de (erred till Teesday, when be would attend. The Hon. Borotiet, however, hod not arrived, and, there fore, be (Mr. Ilimresout) would recommend to the company, that the. Hoe, Washington Shirley abeeld take the Chair. . .• Mr. SulaLvir expremird his assent. observing, tlmt he considered the object for which the . ) , were wow bled perfectly uncounected .with any party, that hi would do the beet in his power, dad trust to the in. dulgence of the company if he committed any error. Re then read the.Adrertisement calliog the Meeting" when. Mr. Rause Btasesson! rose, and said, thee le consequence of the determination of the Committee of the Rouse of Commons, to whom a petition oe the Licensing System had been referred, not to print the important evidence which they received in support , of their allegation, hi deeMed it a duty which he owed to the Petitioners to give them some further' information of the proceedings than appeared In the Report. This printing of the Report without the evidence was a most extraordinary coarse. The Report recognised, that he had prayed these alter-- tions. It found a verdict of guilty against she Li: , censing System and the Combuieltons of the Brewers —it called on the Magistracy ' to tend their aid to break down a confederacy which is so injurious to the peer and middling classes of the' coasmenity's-r , and recoaseseadcd a prospective law, which, by I* . Msaistots do neither ; hii aject of shack wit the . .-ry Licensing System, the larrinsideeile Act of Pudic meat which prohibits all person; from retailing beer, except those whom a few ptivileged men ow one day of Lk, year 'regrow'? Ae. de, so, The modem late st which deprived thoNtish Public of their,natural aod, i chartered tight, a 'free trade in victuals, corrupted the Magistrates, made - m'oriopolists of the brewers, and did more • injury to the moral character and sob arantial right of Englishmen then any law that ever :airs passed. The brewers in Parliament denied this' monopoly ; but it was obvious• from the Report of the Committee, a documept which certainly had not been prepired in any disposition of hostility to the brewers. The Riport had also obsereed, that the , Meetings of the brewers to 6s • *Me prices, " probably will be used us the means ef demarlding such an unfair price from the Public 69 thefenay be • compelled to sobtnit Ms." But had not thingeirriied at this pitch already A IX rise in porter never takes place until after all the London brewers have met together, and pledged themselves to adhere to one price, and from one ihr. One brewery, it is true, acts independently, ipild ogees beer at a reduced price ; bet the Public cannot get at h, because almost all the houses licensed for retailing are under'the inflame of the combined Strome. The lengths to which these Gentlemen ,will go to keep up their price is noticed in the Report, which says, •‘ peconlary cansidera lion was offered by an agent of a brewer toe victualler, to induce him to abandon a practice which he . had adopted, of selling beer at a reduced price." The lid is; this victualler, Mr. Allchin, of Kink-streer,. Seven-dials, has a free hourre—he deals with the inde pendent brewery, end sells genuine beer at a.half penny endpenny i per pot under the regular prices— his trade has, in consequence, increased extensively, and takin away, of course, from that of the Sur rounding bodies. A very great brewery offered the bribe if ire would raise his price to their standard.— So niuch for the professions of the combined brewers, acting for the berre fi t of the Public.—(.4oplause.)— The Report proceeds—" The abuse of the Licensing ,System is in progress in this country, and is pro. `during still more injurious effects than any of which evidence has been adduced as affecting the metropolis." In the country the construction of these mouopolies, ender the Licensing System, is easy, end is becoming general. The consequence is, that the Public, in some puts, are roped Without mercy • the beer is the moat vapid, neeserros stu ff , that can ire conceived —the price is a penny per quart higher than in Lon don, and the season not more than two•thirds of the legal quantity. . The. Report declares a very jest opinion—" That a brewery, supported by *chased public-houses, Would deteribrate the quality dtihelr beer." It pro ceeds t. state, that " The liquor then becomes infe rior—Ovate families supply themselves from their own breweries, smaller societies brew from molasses, i n tea.k,ettles; but the poor, who here none of these resources, most he'content with such liquor as is re tailed it the' licenied houses, whatever may be Ow quality, the price, dr the measure." • This was most tree, sod a fearful truth it wes...- The labouring poor of England must be content with such liquor as is retailed at the licensed houses, whatever may be the , quality, the price, or the loureasere. And yet the House of Commons coo.. tenances the continuance of a' system which reduces them to this condition. With the conviction thus expressed Of the injury to the poor of this Li lquaiiiism System, no recommendation is made for [Frilosiolg to them the benefit of the competition afforded by a free trade. But the Report concludes with the hollow echo of a piece of ethics given in the Police Report, which earnettly'ealls on the Stasis._ Kiley to lend their aid to break down a confederacy which is so injurious to the interests of the poor and middling classes of society. Upon the detection of the vie of unlawful ingredients, the Report Oh. lean t they find both, from the Eacitte returns, and from the seising officers, that drugs of a very nau seous, and some of a 'very pernicions quality, are still vended by persons as a trade, and bought by .the leaser brewers and by the publican& This, with . other observationa, sight teat the Public to loppele -• i h :~ `I a 416% •.G • :. . . • Pric e s • - poor. I am itiliriVireesvisted, henato ezimination" tiqi'sfolijneti:that . 10 tiM 11/li/rlat patter' and SIP; at Itlasi a pinny put 4nirfinl4llll Metropolis, and two or three-pence per (Oart lad ninny' Pirlirof itivemsertry, evo•warifseadaa tiro-Un caning System. Mr. Beaumont then entered Inti some other details respecting the arbitrary and .nlasif rental eondett of the Browvers, and • ebrielude•l 's itlr raying, that thoegh 'll4, proceedings . of -ttro_ tots Roan , 'of Common, won most diacuttranl44 tre m e4 l.thateamoutneidni Inaglftwonid be adopt • a•••••• • lu the new. Mt. Jones . Buievirr, .11•41191 raterr(l the tetra towards the closia Mr: Beedboirt's ammeter's, then - • . a sit reire -Mit ter seeernied - sow - mterpme.ea.artame , «_ Burdett, to state his regret that he could not attend the Meeting to-day. lie hoped, that the great fa. tigue whichittelind "oindrtgone yesterday «pod he re• ceived as au apology. A_Ur_astoe time, Sir F. Bur& dett had desired hik to say, that he siniusd he happy to promote tlisioSjiiet nfiihrfileibilon; : thetcet finshot he sciitmili eel* tbireetdeet ,-.lset he shoo Ida be glee to receive shy antoromshiss uMikektineciomaiht tee might think proper to send Ititira - , tp. , The following Reanistinn wet sir s reed snit Ho Chair, and carried unanimously: " Thai, from what hat eccerreil M thelate Minister Cesilt , MOM. petWeeting rise aelmitrary -Statral elf film*** P houses, this Meeting feel themsehreh Justititil in rrsevertt i gV their exertion, so obtain a permanent rented, 4 14) numerous gtievnm es which tenth/tam that Sycemd" .The neat Itehttletioll was — . . . " That it is the opiates of Otis Ideate& tinge' die regent fey the henkh sad property of Mis hihjesty'sisphleets requlrathat4 fall disclosure be to .de of all ervietinap atirewies. who heel neen deSeeted In4iwring le theirpetnewelis doitlensuf roe miser* tot inarrdients for the inaltiaa of beers SlS= s lhe lieprcarn tatives is Pur.iament for We-neistler Moth fallett/4 to sive for sae printing a the maw, together with she widows, lately taken by the Committee ea ?oldi e Breweries. " Mr. BARRY said, the object of this Reaelerion Wag, In plait) terms, to preterit the infusioe otpishion,hsed beer. To the present arbitrary System all.Liceesing. we bad to ascribe the use ofthe most permit:jou* drags. He had lately seen a large table at the Wes Board covered with samples of the most deleterious ingredients; home, substitutes for malt • otbeie, foe colouring; others, for giving a fere malt; to the beer. The brewer, in whoa. house these ingredients were found, sutured the penalties incurred by law; bet what satisfaction was that to the persons whose health was so greatly impaired by drinking the closings liquor ?--(Applause.)—This, it was true, was only one cut, but it was a case at which ha wet present,:end from whit he bad since heard and well respecting the practices of the brewers, be would Teeters to say, "Es ono dire amines" In hie practice, in the Insolvent Debtors' Court, he daily saw instances of poor publicans being sacrificed by the brewers with whom they dealt; and in fact, the oppression of the brewer was such, that the pobtican cooid only be considered es hi, vot.liny. It was site practice of the brewer not to give credit to the poblican withoot a warrant of attorney, which elm. bled him to pet kin ehectstioe whenever he pleased. Upon the wholei s frion the system which noir pre. veiled, both the 'pebliessiend the public were saerl. tread to the interests if the brewer. Mr. Dunne was proceeding to enter into anent details . re...pectioir the rate of prices, as compared with a former statement Spy Mr. Reaumout, when he was called to order by several Gentlemen, who coo. sidered these calculations quite foreign to the bolsi. ness of the day. He resented, and said, that theegb analous as any roan could be for a free trade, yet be was convinced, that if it *tasted, it would not, according to the present price of materials, redoes the price of porter (as was said) one penny per pot. Mr. HOLinns condemned the practice of drawing general conclusions from a particular fact, and said, that :when, define six yosrs, only one convicdmlL bad taken place among the great brewers, it ens highly censurable to cache a general obloquy against , alt the Member, of a most respectable trad e. Hs i•W, that the 'publican s profit was only id. per pot. Tit)e* brewer 'only received a profit of Is. per barrel. p.fre folly admitted, however, that the Lionising Sys tem might to be levisedi sod that no brewer Avoid be allowed to hold the tease of a public-boost. For the sake of the publicans, wbe had embarked 1,1 • • 0 • • I . C.L'-tt =l.;-4 r, t : , • e . - . - - - 1 . . , , . . .• . - . t -I 4tVl • . \ \ll : . ' - TIP ' ~ .44; .1 . . ..; . . i . • • ' ol d: . . 's ; ' 0117 i - i \ - . lit • ' j,.. .. . - 11.4 ' \ 1 \ * o N. N. -; N ) O . & 081 • .' .. 1. 1 •. ':: • - •*".=- . =•".l‘iC . ,i.. Alt I UT 1 1 t 4:1 4 4 . I . .1 I, „ 1 , , 3 . ... • I i 1 i !r i I _ 1 Jstr!4-.- . • 4 . 1 ) , / 0 k i 0 1 i \ :\ ' i •N • i. met r T . : .:I I .12911:1t7 - 4,15lie • ' • .. ". ' t . •• 11 1 .."%. '? • il • $ •• .7 ...c 1 fa , , . • . J ' . . • • . • ..-.•i • i tins • . • • • , • , . - I • . . . . •.• i••. , 1 t 711 If.' ill Ml.' ...P.P.1".111..11111 T.- - - lifo . , , .7111• ; . • . LONDON, . WEDNESD 4 - I,,JULIc r . . ...15, 4818, .. `. . -.... . . .. • . Aturis . ' s ‘ jaili;a4liiiiiii;aa " ")%ll.l4l"l4l4lll"4"lllllliire- . i '.• *O-. '-• .' .s ..::•‘.:4:ali it ..'• •.r, i t ir . . 1•• r: -- " The Cause for make .Ifarrierasa ;AN is Ma yleid, istuf•.hrosar die° 004811.1440.,e1e !" ' * * . • . • • 4 , • , . .. . . .4 4 1iC1 ,- ** ie. 01 *4. - • . • • - A RIM' ERA • TWO NW I M' • . 'Rust I'llA Lostotm -0-4aziginis, ...rimy . iii . .. way, would jnit wog* ist isetbing i lint the 'vides*. .tbet doe lewerfleewere lied Pfliticani 41 1, ii . "' . •ir - . .. . • . . t ... k 4-• • whir indy B.ooPJ:rkkri.. --iima , - - ' 1 •. • . Opp! 4libifhlt , , , Rkifsoirk a ffnlndeci,libd been yap- permits edict _ 11.47neleetel .letretlieete.. aid to ItOv i.,l i .' G CARROLL, the Contreder, submitta to tile '• - MIf.ITAILT• PROMOTIONS. ,prgalp‘ those mg. g or e to Ulgiato••wero se Aoliscs•ln•theptakfor creshirith•summitethremerfek , , . , et p e wi t . with graltfal erfldeatavora to ß at e m ateil. fetallaiirri ci mn ipt itins i ssr io y t h e LOA pept f ,moni of the word , Rid . to g i t iverittilit t ho t irrA t ftf• ntOw altar •gb l ite• - so as tin lcuntviern.itin miortopoly systeen• . Tito . Pub.r.. , silo pp f t i r L i a?".;: 646 : 4 ll `p nund ;:ea n te; wead t p . t i e itigh - oion, co nr e n i el lata hr' s4 Cnn icanpenttr alY ar Yur . 4 l. ., ,a • ri a TT, ' alma : Mak: ;li ar oT it af -101 1 114 1 Ana lit the Report Wisest slot be *sled on Oily poilst,..• 10)+01' is 4 i •..., _ ..n -10,11;ag f4f Prlzeo af b y Lefil'r9* h 1 10iiWih..4 6 1 1 infsninven le to be Dewy I - •• - low nt" so,- Og fitOre.:+ /QUIN, leppreSiioll Of 114 knliierw that evWence Of . conviction of th Rte • . st...te. Oat "Idf"" b il hf can boast rTwl' ' f ' . I •L ojo T se k e ts, yet t Sc h eme nm _ r , _ ,o .. u.. a cme. 0 , if 34 0 ,3 j . il e ,;des the wool sk 141; A :0/ adirtr oa I annee inc h surd Jlhn parre11 14 4 4 .41 1 0. sage , ammis•iito L vAsMilkinsop. . ' 401;0 1,1 sViLi f illr e , e a s e s li t: f l'ire•rrisles•eaOid, thi; ISni . ter; ~ " "P tan' PCIS . • a the e C°ll.l le s t-h o i . b in b uc te h q , I 7riltad t igt. bir os l4l wel l is ill so kr al 4 , id tior fitl l ly aiii llft . 4 1 1 1 iitl• ; l e nd ttl re‘s e prealf . . 1 14- en w ee7 ll.' l 444lted i 4 t ie 4!t ...l l.t a h tt e "irl Pe' r e p i t !n e n • 4111101-114- -1, Pf"Pffilirielmenress. e:bablitier of.t.lomnins- esmu, •usari Ai ' V ej i;" '- .• • • th eserm ich : Lowry ref presented befois, In this or an ) othes ' " • _ Barges ,... fe to. I s . L . tm i lltmear. „ T wine injury lir ihi ll reillit,' of fit! .in the rid, the voter pig!' ite, - . ) ,akilii. f 1e' 4 4 411 . 4 . ti t .: •• ~,,„ , • ---uno.-. System, woold have appeared so glaring in ibe lintlit, grvit houses behug sties* iuf , ria .) P a l s bd.. -,. •. ,4 •cteentrr. _.,.,r.,,5, all the Prism p aid 6 7 Gnerranwnl. as a -.. NORTH . W ALES SUSI MEL CIRCUIT. 1818. 'e'en pet to shame iss •-fuseNtsted and *wept 00,.. (Great oppitensa.l-4-Bety,miudlitr. 8- • i :,-, AM; 4el" ---- 4 (' .1 F• 6 -• f . erred 'diCC A 1r Ifuno Larcarritit..Em. and Wasai l w Kaninee Esq. , , e ctes er assej i l o,sooola bops to bars irsdoced . the Afire this I. thiak it • leht to stia this I ease lie - 144 1 .• Tribute of &win e for Pah. C Aoni t 41 err in.. G. .• • . It eixore bpi 403 1,,riflailelliegili etas Purebaters•shall Mad MeatoNmissaßs—'l, -y, Aug . lB. at. Del eity ' ..„ .. 0 . ~ :•- • •. - 2 , ' qmixsavotomnie-lity, Au. 24. at Calati;on. "- 1 - -14iklatotie _to .reslose to the People n s f baglene Asesaattes;',lo convictions...hick beve,tamenV u . 3c Ina w tin ilelob*Ptk eceivll4 ' GOLD A 14iO4.11sET -Saturday, Agr i 99. at fesPabarit. :.,,.. .- i might •Aich the .I/efiticiiiiirsied.fiii-the ilelA it, *IMF& •pratieessi *view lb. .illfen . t. '"et L i t ill*eeils... . .s• , A he t b o Ton Prirs of 1,0,10 Sneereigos, with . at ~, h. Port, Claret. or Madeira. -Winirr . • liria"hiatie. in • Actuils- a sliest onirslad by tits Peblidll' -.teeellateuGeetheles the Gollitiorda t het er. Wilk% tI . so tine to. Poor Pi pe ,. of Poll . an Madeira, or )Pear Ines. BAN KR U PTS. .' of i eleery' other emontry. ' 11l e ess dimities • that thy thi eft only by lite age tit 4411 1 ). 44 5t '. l ' iir •.! ..._ . ...• ,' Ir.: - 1 2 . . 1 . 1 - i - i a cu re t. fur iamb r tlie sk P a r r a r ae s sof One l'ho . awiad So•e- G. Oakley and J. Etas". Old bond-stieft, cabinet-makers. pablice tilos pf dm erklememaight prove alialMfoll. MI inferior. The Report nbliceS a tetiolellell 1111 Irk , gl - 1 ! . 114 7' 2 , 1 . ---..Amir..4..15. at GoiWhall. Aston/tin, Meson. Oakley- ( * oa k 's greet ce pet e g.te k b e ktbis roes fo 0 , map esy fit breeiere fer 440 11 1111111 4.40 11 . it"o l6. 'rei yti l .... nod li Pfuralli'm for it , • the . HolJors thess•elve‘ • rho .Wiat to be.eitosee ) dud Co., Martins-Iw. Can : Car ~. . . , ' • t, u lay at •of An g oot,.. .L.eted W, Mash* sue*: Careless Altlermartbary , ssaw.- Ihus.atteass of knowledstsi of justice . , NO of glabliC . 11 7 111./mu r al b."' I ". iseditalimirr " lidatt it -ani4l ' " PINtIVI-SifARF.DBt SOLD housemen .41 .1 Y th• *B•__A• .-, . '-' • "UARRISLL'§' •by CARROLL, Ning, Selesnil Teo, liee li Est ...l6l feet ll til4.ildliall. Amway' „Mr. good, Shoold be 'stopped. . the Issiiiininga iit - perty ) '• in added.. Tho .ligettr: -..-. t • . , gGNEMK. ' - IZIF;i l ieV • rogues are dieplayed est nut "why. The ,_ ,IS _entire's% and . strengthening quit , b • leWlidtb . h . N , i '. 1 In the Lao Lowry. •J.R. t • 'yea-. Blackheath. Kent. u p riser. Jul! 21. 98, MDR. 14 .1 No fined Prize. • . p AL p r i y „ t x20 ; 000 25, a t Guildhall. Attorney. Mr. Rillia‘tots: Feuthureb•stmi. who, follo w ing the exatuple of his •toperlon,4 ' LblaDerirtg (liens . wl6Ceddil fleet dee'rot willie 6ll 4 1• 1 ALL STERLING MONEY. 8.109 ......... I,oitil J. Stevens, Collhruhke, Ptimprourer: - Mary. Devonshire, woe, bis. ''* l ; 1,,. : 1 ' I .A .. 12,125 : .... 1,00 mster, July 18, 20. Aug. 25, nt the Kipes arms Iva, !clogs- .....„ ' baeris held ap to o . clinni As a n nd s oirsie..cam4,..! a u s a rh e e i lj th ei soTr itt iors ..o., do iti , 17t aril lmeri ed etie s lh iy eW . .ttl . t g00kr..... 40..; ooly SAO Ticket'. Z-•. 485 .' i... 500 bridge. Attoroies, Mr. Lustisoore, Red Lloo.stplares and wia-ed .to tele. The grocer who . mcses 9,755 5OO Messrs. Aodrew• and Sea, Modborv. Deemethire. of English growth with those of foreign, mlthough these Wise total Such beer/ I ' ll4 r wukailr i them" 3 . , ...: A ... Prizes of ....E30•00) 8.899' 300 E. Godwin. Tottenham-court road , chettoesooger. July 95. s qually , s h o l es a sse , i s Imposed t o p u blic Indio:4omi stilefiehests. • -Wiens niers• airealt labour abflpr Mae' b... . ... .... .. . 2.tOO .. ........... .... (Sovereigas) •. 7 . 1,C1.10 12400 Y S .................. 5W acc• in- ke• ' T• walker. George street. hlary-le-hoone, haberdasher. July the sins of c h ea ts by, w h o l esa le? i s 41se osogoitodo of by emelt drink :. 'Thift is diele.“Pberel 'Weltered.* 5 . ............ ....... Soo 1• A nti in his late Cottroets; 25, 98. Aug. 2:i, at Guildhall. Altoreey, Mr. Carlon, High.., .1 • .. •100 1 7,735 Primal 430 WO street. Mary-le-hoeme.• an offecce a reason for remitting punishment ? All of tb.dertrheers and-Tertrac ii , e loost . inisfl i kle• -0, ; 6 .................. .Lo - .I• 30.01 M I. B. Moly. Has teharrh. Dortetshire, baker, Aeg. 3,4; persons concerned in idulteruiling human food, when 'nisi the . price' of Oirliht: Is materially Ineeraned is :• ............... .bp 3,645 ,.. 20.110 T.S. fit the Angel too. Chard, Somrrsehlhire Attiornies, Messrs. detected, °tight to be . wads kaoren.;-'-(,ippit i k ie r.).- consequence of the licensing tyitem, 11001 . 11dt lido: i s /1 1,550 .............. •.. b 4.319 ate .: .. •.* 20,000 Kiog and Co. Bedford• low ; and Mr. 0/ark, Chard. h il reew h eo p o d u .b e s h o o t " 00l b i *cra w o f mocking odt•of . a doubt ; hitt *veld Aire b.*PIP Mist' laiiiilie • . • ! DIVIDF.NI.IB. Tickets aid Shares . !see . now 41n "...t . t . f .. v ii tn•: 2 : s otace , . a CAR- Aug. 8, W.' Pavne York-street, Westminster, clieesemon. illford-strcet. ..._ c. 3 i• ft....:5._ u..i. 1......_.1..1...._ A ... a_ _I. aißd tin noith a e n r 4 ! 84 111 5 s 4 orieCr e i rit7t Cl ark r' w . is . litheedaellibirtidilriirt; sec P g r i l e ee ti : s eed arl 'eg bak ii. :ll4 : lll7jf i lgebtdie."*llllot- elf oaring '' . t . - .r.... _l2.llSair... • ~........t..w.ti Arnim ti Mt tient • ti r. l l 4 a q . - „ •, 10 `' -~~ ...1. 1....... ... _ _ A . 1 *r." - ~~ .9. ~,y.. i■e,roAtN ... ~..r.,. 'tsosil • • . t 11 . 1 9 I , It ' \ T 7 - A