The Statesman. — London, England, 1809-11-30 00:00:00

- • • - - • . et No. 1173.. iIfIYAL BRITISH SYIPPRII OP BOVOITION! TO:EPII I,AmcAsTER, Se peristentlant of Ilthe Plan fur Etlallitioe Punt Chikiren, under Raul Patrnaare, intend" to deliver a I.IiCTVILF. ON Enuc.A. T in., (; 1:I{ ti. and the Aflynntatte of his NEW AND ORIIIN Al. SYSTEM IN pARTicuLAft, at the Ausembly Rnmn. Paul's Head. tateatotratrert, on 'lto. Evening of the d iv coiled FRIDAY (nett), at Six o' Clock. The &alert of this lA-entre ill publicly to explain the man ner oar Nlate, may govern and touch 141)0 Chil dren, wit's as mach facility as twenty, in half the iimml tirw. and It n:e-third the common CZIII'AICt. The principle nrd r, (be ineinad whereby one beak will *rut for Sao pr I Clol.lren. rind 0: isomer is which .1..10 Scholar; mat welt the .ante tbe mine im4tant of time, will be elii cnlstril be - I number of boys practically exemplifying the srne. iaws of admission. One S'.illing each, may he had of W. Co.itanp, 9J, Ludgate-scree:, and John Cooper, 8, Queen-:trees, Cneartitic. 'iiii Atilif LEP! I A. ItOSS'il II E E D-DiLttiS s or, 0% OF HAIR, :in. 119, Ili.+S.opsgate-street. 1111 1.: admiration lilt mtbich the 1:1 shi °nab,* .',arid have Siewed R&M's New Inventiqn, nod the reputation whien ha, a•iiirer.illy attestant hi, Oniumental Productions, pre-eminently distinguish him abo,e sill cola. petition: 11,. twentv year, studiou, unplieutiun ta the Principles of his Pear sing, lie :vas It lettztli been enabl.sil to introduce to the Pots'se one et foe 'nom ettraordiwary I)isenv-ries is the of that hittmt imvinatini, could sug gest, ant which have obtained the appellation of ROSS . * iIEADS of HAIR. Art here rises to the most perfect semblance of Nature': the 43per3rel of the Skin, awl complexional colours of thr timid sire lowa a•tonisiiiinly imitated. and appear as the grostnd-work and base up In which the Hair is hitca• Liery !Fafnir arimirahlv constructer! at to admit the rwyst mimite examination, withoint the pirribility of a disco very s and the whole ...ystem is so exctisit”ly woven, a' to mmibine awful cninfort nod e! sane of taste, with the most Kapp) appeanonrs of Natal*. WTUaNER, Proprietor of the LUCKY • OFFIL:F., No.l. Skiaaer-street. coring. of Fleet- Ihrket, Is now Alias !loaner fortunate Tirke ls Jed Share!. a these he m•ild at h Lite . ftesi.lenre, 38. thyrnerket. The relent State Ism thd new Dias. cors'osting: or only Vi V CTlllaSan :F dNu ssAlls Fire Thonsana 11, oars. and I. ier.. Forty Capitals. nxiis, , ,ht Mote thait the tot roltained. 411 to be drawa lis one ttiy, sad that day only a few weekstotoet!. For Cu: further isfuretstiii of Cie Puhlir, it is tip • came loeky 'W. Tomes; ton ms etllllillenctd hnsitesm oe IliN own aceosol4 ot. th.. Lieens..4l Leeks. State batter, 4).*re, No. I. Skioner-street. who .o!.1 t.re Meares of the folllnt ing Capital Prizes is the loeteries for 1307 nisi 1333 Tie only P. it -of ,f tO,OOl ti ' Prizes of xhain 9 Prizes of 7 230 MO I i t) .3 Juno i 11) 50:k ete. &r. ekr. Ani the (:rim,' Prise of oto rinsout.i Tickets. which pt.:whored X-34.745 !!! Bisitl..4. ountereas .e.3 a 0f I) and .€10.0.'0 Priz-s in torveedin4 Yeari. _ Fours? Nttoll'it roll' he Marl et the above frier. rrBISII, who . Sold isi the list LorrEitY - e olt iisikloriog Capital Prite‘, in Shares : 2.419 'A • 41%003 2.618 r) Limon 4,0v9 . D 54A10 345 B 1.111.1 10) • A 1,000 Si.) B • I.eas Sts _D._ __ 113 4.1133 C .50.) . lei Om At AsifttlialrTflßAllsillyfftor of I nerittkotilisr limos' so brio.' Inept for pavrlttill s Of to 0 %shone thee far ihiektoss and Stsstr.-% in she Nii.W 1.0 PT r.R v„, phis.'" it no the time pl us :oils,. . ni, •IJI" with nn Ins ir sttd &tont., mid/rising aid , &*JJ 'devisers. assd 6.01.) Prises. Senates, wiia Particular', 91311 he hai at either of BISII's Olivet, lie. 4. efflll4l HA, or 9, 4•11 An PM CROSS. ,mere theism last Prls-s of 1.3..t.iii0. ad the tot. Pries. of ',C.I.t) v.. et n drawls:mere ill in -Shim. - - • -,--- iIMARAiON, Go()Di.LiGhil Mull Cu. infatCtintractors far etc late SNit* lotit-ry„ relent their :nod va rf it acknowleigment4 to the theater. f o e the high et.costragemast they gave the New MIN, OM Draw ing the Lottery in Our Day, and In assure them. that it Ant folly a iswered the expe,titions of Glivernawat, by Ostia; away the sik attendant on Lotteries. INA have heel vo mach complained of. Th..y beg !rave to rscolaniea.l the New State hotter:. whir t i 3 oa the same principle, :mid oill he drawn in ()or Day, lith 1. bntary nest. Only 5,030 Numbers.—FnarTickets of each Number. • SCHE3IIII. 4.. Prints of .. td VAS 1.. Prises of .. .C 5,030 15.. l,OOO I YJ 5OO 44 Sec. Sc.. &c. Tickets and Shares are now on Sale at the old Ofikeq. cor ner of Hank 13aililiivt% sand faciim the Kin's' Stews Charing- Crow, by RICH AROSO!4. fiDODI,UCK, and Co. FIRST STATE LOTTERY FOR 1809. Tu be Draws the 11th of FelWeary, Ina, ALL IN ONE DAT. T ICoIETS and ere now selling by SIR .1, ARAN COMB and CO. At their IlAyky s'aTers, Nu. 37, Conshill, ?so. 11, Ilnlbnro. No. :13. Haymarket. and No. N, Strand : where they had the anpreecdentei good &dam to distribute to th.• in the last three Inoterie's alma, the folio% PRIZErt io Shares. asowely 2.48 . ./19,0111) No. 1.358 , C1 1 ,0 0 : 1 9,!13.... SAP 12,761 .... 10,0.0 18,977 20.00! 4,390 •• • - 6,030 11410 .... 90.P1:1 15; 117 .... 5010 3,%6 . 111,0 , 10. 111,318 .... • - +S,OW With the (lroul Capital Prize of 1.0 0 1) Tickets, No. 3.61 5 , which divided amonert the tirrnsuate Holders 91,769. Independeht of several 1,0001. tval. Re. Re. where likewise the drst Thirty Thousand Pounds Prird. the only Forty Thou<snd Pound. Prize. and the I.t.t wents-five Thoniami Kninds Pride ever sharrd in the State Lo t t e ry, were 'old its Thirty one Shares.' The those Praptiettirs earnertly recommend an early pur chase i.r the proetst I.oncr.s. bring on the mole much approv ed plan a; the last, a hen hearty every ichet was sad, as tavy pre.,:tnir a .carcits of l'ic'srts aria Shares will he cape racarrd, from t h e merits of the plan being more reaeralty kuawn. delicate in this Paper. Prizes psid no Demand. II ALL thl'S ANTIRfLrov3 PILLS, Invented by ROW 4110 1111.1. Surgeon and Apothecary, late of &try St. Edmonds. r 111 H LS s.sfc and ele i r,.int prep' ration is justly cc. JIL teemed for iti ac:et-Able and certain operation. by hich it erredst.ills' realest . : all !nation or (Histreetion of Vie Rtomarh and Bowels whether ari,ing from Bile, Lodi flatsleacy, -13.)1.11 Sirkhc., at Simonds, Head Aril, Br. It isperahes by di4lmlging acrid bile Or oth•-r era ties retniaed la the Intestinal cams!, and nets as an alterna tive to the 4ssteswgewerally. Free from nay anti:mutat or tndretttidl keimantioas, it II at all time. sat. I and bus becu given wua .Ik,ul c rt Atari's!, Pregulacy. Its action i.particol.iiiy 'adopted to Person- of Winos Habits, and Ihetsa •: tiltrotor) lives, w . ..ere a • tiArretil artimi of the bowels y , eat kept np, and crudities nisi:led in timer or•ans are frequlmily pprtaring pains :to I iliqeasinio, languor, ani giddiness, or a sesoc or we.ssimessand expression. " Remove Ilitt tamer, tls ustrA cruse. A sing!: treat still f.diy ensiviace the p.ikat of their e9l - The worst mesa( cr Sirk Head Arras are certainly removed by a sine• dose. and in a math -":':serer time theocrat.% be credited, but floes c speri:nce. The Pro rietor thin ,s tt prowr to remark, they sil l he fotiad not " 61p1 ,,,) %act StitNiust pain Dr slake. bat In le.are th.- body, after their adios mow, fire 'frii.n that costive vat! which eel:entity succeeds tke oper..tion of losative me (Wawa. . t•rhlrl Whildessierbui Beta anti C. on the tit. 'Aire Price Id. per box. I •• ... t • - • . trt % • . t .. _ f. • • . 1".1 .... - • • . .. - -*"*. p ' ~ - . v,:. •• • •- • tc, I r• .• :.- - - '• . . • . . s • . ~ . ' .I'. * :f e s q `to 2"w i pr. -- N. • - ......., 1 , ... ...1 1- 2•; - ‘7 - ,;( - 7 1 4. 7"47., ,..; 7.. : -..--, ;1 `. 7 - r.. ... 2.0. .. 7-1.4/47't-,,; .: - ~.) .11 az. ' ....c 4 .. ..:..>(::;/ .:...:1...# ... 1 . ..:., , • . i , . . I ,'l . , $ OL, •• r .. j • . . a r . ' . 11. • • . . 1, • .... i:a t.:l •• 1-• • • . .1 , • • r " • ; • 1 *4.4 ‘, ' el' • • ' . , • . / tl i • • • 4 . . . ' • '4 A ; %-i 4 • .... ~ THITBS7I.4 I", .7,a„,-----; - - , -_ 4 t . ' -.• • .• NOV EA! BER 30, 1809. PRICE eiD. VREED, I,AW BOOKSELLER •mtl • rulll.lSliEß, Kn. 19, Bell-yard, Temple Bar, arqutious (.entlenicsi of the Profemon, that then may he sup plied nt his house, with New or Second Hand Law Books, upon Opt most advantageous Terms. • Law Libras les, or Parcels of Liw FOR TAR BENEFIT OF THE SOCIETY,. }OR LI BERATING PRISONERS CONFINED FORSMALL DEBTS. Preparing fir the Past, and speedily will be published by Subscription, Price 101. 6d. AComplete ACCOUNT or the CELEBRA. TEO 1 of the JUBILEE througknot the United King dom, with 11.1 Address, to the Inhabitants of Great Britain, of every denomination. Compiled from the best authorities, BY A LADY. " And all the people shouted and said, God save the King."—let Samuel, v. 10. t. 24. As it is Weeded to make this work as correct ns possible, communicatinsw will be esteemed a favour, either by Pro vincial Papers or private moments, postage free, before the 14th of December nest, addressed to A Lovnl Subject." at the Commercial Bendel °dice, Birmiagham.. Printed by Rd. Jabet, Herald Office, Birmingham. rating from the ships of war (which were IPAI discovered to consist of three ships of the line only, two frigates, two smaller frigates, or 'tort. ships, and a convoy of about twenty- sail of yes. sets), I ordered Rear-Admiral Martin to chase them, end eight of the best sailing ships, which standing on contrary tacks, might take advantage of the changes of the %hid, which was then va. riable. At two P. M. the Pomonc having got far fa windward, was directed by signal to dcrtroy sock of thq convoy as could be come up with ; and in die evening site burnt two brigs, two bombard., lad a ketch. The enemy before dark was out of sight, and the ships chasing mot mach advanced, wore standing to the northward ; whikfrt the aqua. Brun with me stretched to the southiard. The - neat morning neither the French nor our pwn chasing ships were in sight. This morning Rear. Admiral Martin joined with his division, as named in the margin*, having again fallen in with the enemy on the 24th, off the en. trance of the Rhone, and on the 25th they chased them on shore : the Robust, of 84 guns, bearing the flag_ of Rear-Admiral Boudain ; and the Leone of 74, off Frontagnan, where, the day following, themselves set fire to them. The Boric, of 74 guns, and a frigate, ran on shore at the entrance of the port of Cette, where there is little probs. bility of either of them being saved. I cannot sufficiently express the high satisfaction I have felt at the intrepid perseverance of Rear. Admiral Martin, and of the Captains of the ships who were with him in the pursuit. Nothing less ardent, or less skilful, wood have produced a result so fortunate, Where the coast near the Rhone is exceedingly shoal and den. gerous, so that some of the ships were in five and six fathom water, the weather thick, and the south-cast wind blowing strong. 1 inclose to you, Sir, Rear-Adm7ral 'Martin's letter ; and beg to congratulate their Lordships on three great ships of the enemy being thus dolma.. ed, without the smallest resistance on their part, ' or a shot being fired by the British ships, except a few by the 'Tigre at the filree, when she was pushing ashore at Cette; of their two frigates, the Pumone and Pauline, one hauled her wind !some time in the night, and fetched into Mar. iseilles Road. 'The other part of the French squadron ire 1 found to remain its Toulon by the ships which have . since examined that port. I have the honour to he, &e. I (Signed) COLLINGWOOb. Clomp's, at Sea. Om 111. , MY LORD—In obedience to the signal for the ICanopais to chase E.N.E. I stood that way the whole of the night or the 2311, and the following d.'y, in company with the Renown, Tigre, Sol. tan, Leviathan, and Cumberland ; in the evening four sail wer,. seen, to which we immediately gave chute, and pursued them till after dark ; i hen, , from shoal water, alai the wind helm; direct on the . Ishore near the entrance of the Rhone, irbecanse necessary to keep to the wind during the night. The following morning, the 25th, the same ships were again seen, and chased -between Cette and Frontigitats,whero they rats on shore. Two of them (an 80 gun-ship, beadle; a Rear-Admiral's flag t and • a 74) at the latter place,and one ship of the line and a frigate at the former. From the shoal water and intricate) , of the navigation, it was Impossible to get close enough to the enemy's two line of battle ships near Frentignan, to attack them when on shore ; for in attempting to do so, one of his Majesty's ships was under five fathoms water, and another in less than six. On the 28th, I sent the boats to sound, meaning, if possible. to boos , the Channel (if sissy had been found) by which the enemy's ships could be attacked ; but at night we had the satisfaction to see them set on bre. From the circumstances under which the ship and frigate ran on shore at the entrance of the port of Cette, I have little doubt the runner will I be lust ; and the frigate must certainly have re. ! ceived considerable damage ; but they moot be gut at on account of the batteries. Your Lordship must be well aware that no. thing but the great press of sail carried by his Majesty's ships, and the good look-out kept, could have enabled them to close with those of the enemy, from the distatace they were at the time they commenced the chase. I have the honour to be, &e. (qcnetl) J. IItAILTINt Vice-Adm. Lord enllingwnod, Commander in Chief, dec. Am. &c. Tide de Paris, or Rocas, Nov. I. St It—When the enemy's convoy was chased on the 23d ultimo, their transport; separated iron the ships of war, and, under the protection of an armed store-ship. Two bombards and a tebeck made fur the bay of Rosas. Wheo the ships of war were disposed of, as relate , ' in my letter of yeverday, the convoy became the object of my attention, and on the 29:h the Apollo was sent l ot! Rosas to ceankine what vessels were there, and how far they were its a situation ass iiLible. The next day I appointed the ships, as per mar. cin .t., for this service, under the orders of Cap.. tali) Hallowell, to bring them taut if the wind was favoneatle, or otherwise to destroy them. The state of the wind.and sea would not permit this operation until last night, when, after dark, the ships bore up fur the hay, and anchored about five miles from Qs castle of Rosas, under the pro. tectiott of % hick castle, of Trinity Fort, and of -. . • Canopus, Renown, Tigre; Sol: .i:, Levi 'than, au ennt berland. 4. 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F. 51‘CALLUNI, Eq. PHntedfer J. Itinekloek,94. Royal Exchaage I and to be liad of all other Boakwllers in Town and Conotry. TO be Diqpoveil of, the valuable LEASE of a west c• apiete BREW ERY, an t xceeding good Dwel liog-house and Oanien, rtahlint for '2B horses, fAnn-yarti, (*kV', nod various useful burriings ; the whore , in excellent repair; to wnielt is attached a large and lonz-eytablblted trade in Ale an .I Table Beer, but Caen its accommodations, capable of a much more extensive one. The lease is held for a long assexpired.terns, at n very low rent. Thz plant, winch is moist j•diciously &posed far bovines', and in like gerwi . conttitiotl with the leasehold premises, to be takes, at a valunti )))) by Cie patties pufehnsing the premises. —The sitbatinn a Aldo three miles of the City of London. For further particulars, apply to folcssrs. J. sod H. Owen, hop-operchantb, No. 141, tipsier Thames-street; If by truer, p.tit paid. THE CELEBRATND ANTI-ISIPETIGINES, Olt SOLOMON'S 1)/tOPS, NEVER.FAII.ING for the Scurry, Leprosyout Insitlion4 Disease, and all such Disorders as origin•ste is Impurit y of the Blind. Prepared by Dr. STLOMO7 , :. Gilead Ilmtse, near Liverpool. Gosernment Security against Counterfeits. Naar two 4irraiitie. without having " Stmt. Solomon, Li gmrool," engraved in the Stamp, to imitates hich is Felony; and Teo Pounds Penalty. for every Bottle sold without a Ittrimp, to he paid on cnivietion, snider • Act of Parliament, the 4t6 (ieo. Ili. 01.16. hefore any Justice of the Pewe. Price lialf-a-fiJiaea a Bottle; or, the quantity of Fop is one Family Bottle. far Thirty-tbree on which Nine Sahli„ Ft are saved, including alas the Duty, s ith ample Di rection:. Sold by all Venders of Patent Medicine in the United KistAdom. , • Of whom may he hill. that Renovating Medicine, 601.061t1N'S C011.1)1 Ai. BALM OF GILEAD. aen verei;,u Remedy fur Mental mil Bodily Decay, old Coughs, I Casesu.urtiose. Re. Price 10 s. 6d autsals. a Bottle. Ijis celebrated ABS IiitGENT LOTION. for Beautify ing the Colpiesioa. and resoniing all Diseases of the Face and Skin. Price Is. lid. a Bottle. Like wise his GU I I/E TO ItE LTH. Privets. 'And a TRP.ATISE an the PROPISKTIBB and E Ell'ffi of HO r sad COLD BATHING. Price li. 6d. LONDON Ci AZKTTS Earn 40 K DIN A KY. Nov. 29. 44dmirtilty..01fice t Nur. 29. The Hon. Lleatenant William Megrim, of the Ville de PAris § arrived here this morning with tispntches from Vioe-Adinirsi Lard Collingwootl, C.):tinvuttler in Chief of his Majesty's Ships a:ill Vessel% in the 'Mediterranean, addressed to (h'. Hon. Wellesley Pale, of which the fol lowing are copies. _ V ilk. de Paris, of M. Sebssiinn. Oct. :M. Sta.—By my letter Alf. the 16th of September, their Lordships would be informed of the Willi. genre I had reCeiVed relative to Ike intended movements of the Trench squads -oil, and of my ri'3sollS for eliati4istg my station to St. Sebastian. While on this station, uu thu night of the2td instant, the Poutotte joined, and Captain Barrie (o ho with indefati.gable perseverance had, with the Alceste, watched the Dort of Toulon) inform• ed me, that the day before, Reversl of the etheesy's squadron had put to sea, that others were coming out when he left them, and, that there ICU every appearance of the o bole fleet on the move from the harbour: They had a numerous ion. roy with them, dud as this movemunt was made with the first of all easterly wind, there was little doubt of their being buupd to the weitward.. 1 immediately made the necessary liguals• fur the squadron to be prep trill for their receptinn x , placed tltt! three frigates anal gluon (Petnons ) Hy dra, Volontaire, and Minstrel,) to windwird, to give noti.e of the enemy's approach. '• On the folloo in, morning, (the 23d), soon after eight o'clock, the Velotitaire made the signal for a fleet to the esstwar,l ; while they continued to come down before the wind, no alteration was made in the squadron, except b - r advancing two fast.sailing ships, the Tigre avid Bulwark, At ten, the Pontone made the signal, tLat the enemy had hauled to the wind, tbs campy seivt. 'J I, • !~ I