The Statesman. — London, England, 1815-12-08 00:00:00

• • LONDON, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 8, 1815. No. 3067. " The Cesar jnr edict Leserherh- jell he the field, wed Mewl* dice I. eu the eeeifilell" TfIRATiIIt,IIOY4L. ' , r S prestut EVENING,. Dec. ~dbeijr Mafe.tir!,' Serrutitr wiR perfara THE IFONF:Y MOON. • • • Duke Arauza, Mr. Kean ; Juliann, Mn. Da;itott.' • Tr, which will he nth:W. • fur the 2il time. n N 1 :111 hfilNiC:ll Farce, called .MY SPithiSk ANti . I. flidirdat!, A Trip to Scurborottgli. iloptlay, . - Tursiay, 'floc Hooey : 111qm: Duke Arnnza, Mr. Kenn. The ir..nrs in be opened st belt pert Gee n'rlircii. to be fiu as half vast %ix. Bose!. ;4:i Second Price 38. 64. 7 —Pit t 3.. 6.1. t., , Sreoad prier, 2.4. Lower '6,lllory. s . t liec;iod Price. rs::—Upper Gallery, li.t• 6erirld Price. 6d. • TH KATR g•IttiYAL, toy KNT fiA . AttliN THIS present • .EVENING, Dec.'.. 8, he performed. The New Comic Piere. WHAT'S A MAN OF FASIITON? After which., Garrick's Dramatic Romance of CYMON. • To which wilt h tuMed. BOBINET THE BANDIT.. QR, Tl fl FOREST OF AtONTESCARFINI. Sitned;s7; Tbr Orphan. !sAses. Second Price• 11L—Pft. So. 611: a Seeded Price. .Ikqx-14"ier Galkry. 9s. ; _Secant Price, la.—Upper (inner,. Is. geiroad Price, 6d. Ptivote Bite' alias , he had nightly, en applieasioa to Mr. nuoitliot, at the Boxiithre... . . More; far the Bates to he taken of Mr. Brandon, at the tot-ottier, ifort-soreet(from ten fill four. • •••ii VIOCII); 4 1ARVOR. • • .. COMMA!, COUNCIL. hoiden in Ike C ANIIIER alto liti 11.011A1.14 the City of Loudon'. on THURSDAY, the INsi mconitio-r, firth. .• • . Resn'ved Unanimously, . • : r HAT the Thanks ri( this Court be presented to A. the Rikht Him. 'SAMT./lil. I RCH.‘latit Lord Mayor of this City. for the ability; Amegrity.tnnff ppastuality with which he discharged the various lad iseptiotoat dodo attached to that ardatuu.osur, • . • . Fur the distinguished hospitality with Which he spOoked the. '4 iglstrate $ and Ism telly for the evinced its the ready support afforded toy him to stablishest Chorines with . grhich_thh Metropolis ~.-r.wllte feefh benevolence he eibibiteit 40 hisses . to relieve the distresses af.the many miserable objects ippeareJ before him. in the course of his Mayoralty ; exertions .be made Informant relief wit as may mace to their homes for those Semen and Soldiers: who, by ce•sation of War, had been discharged; as well as•for the (emend Childreo.of thoseptill supporting the bosomr of their ler in a foreign clime. • ihe oiremistirig attention he rsid to Woe warless Magi". I)uries of bis . odice, tilways tenopeLtog justice with d, and making on ardent' seal to discover truth, with a net itnpartiality in his deeivinos. - ~ • F or ou t prudent rare to the direction of the Polite, s and fur salutary Menem ke adopted to maintain Jai tranquillity this City. For she promptitude with which he einvened not only the osiers rat this Court, but obi*. Felloset=Citisens. to consider 'riveted Alterations is the Corn Laws of this Ilealra—a ert that so materially affected the Commercial and Mame nr. Interests of this country, and especially the .Iphalsia • of Ono City ; and for the thgrolled nod Ineependent ant he displayed throtrzhout the important public ithicessiosi ch took place upon the occasion- thereby evincing that as ire or authority, however esollt:d, could deter him from truthful and impartial exercite of the sacred trust reposed in ly the voice of his Fellow-Citioe or tine uuiNrui worn and attebtion shown in the Mem. of this Court ; for the readiness with which he convened tiorether•oheoeyer . mcessary and for the moderation and ,:ortioolity. at the same lime Semites, with , which he pra ,..l over their several debates: for. the easy access he ever ' to all ranks of his Fellow-Ciliieur, aid for his gesperal !hrioughout hit 1111a)orally ; at race combining abrdig the'public character with the urbanity of the private s..lved unanimously. That the said Thnaks be onsainere Written tia vellum. signed by the Town Clerk. roped, :atoned. framed, and &laced, and presented to the late I Mayor. esolved osnaniamosiv. That the said Thanks be signed by Town Clerk, and published in ,the usual Morning and '-e Papers. 1 WOODTIIOIiPE. sodirnr M r ANTF.RS. MEETING of. the So ot' Schoolmasters will he held at the Crown and kirern. In the Strand, on Friday, the 2c.td hest. Highness the Duke of KENT, in the Chair. PATRON. • iighness Prince A IMILPIIUS FR EDEItICK , .. Duke of CA MRR I DGE. Pit ESL I)ENTS. Rev. (lEOlt HE 4$A AC HUNTI XHFOIt I). ). and F. It. S. lord Bishop of Clouressei. . Rev. SAMUEL GOODENOUGH, F.R. and 1..5. Lord Bishop of Carlisle. V IC E. PR ES! Ll ENTS. 'cry Reverend WILLI Abl VINCENT, D.l). Dean ..f Westminster. Reverend SA NfLI EL PARR, I.L D. rret•endar l , St. Psllll . ll. Reverend JOSBPII ROODALL, D.D. Prirsost of Etna aad Canon of • reread CHARLES RUMS FY, D.D. mat F.R.S. his Majesty, and Rector of air, and of Si. Paul's, Deptford. !rend WILLIAM BARROW, 11.1). and F.A.S. Prebendary of houthwell. STEWARDS. ..st Conant. Dr. Jay. Berens Blackburn, Thomas Payne, Esq. • Jesse Kassel!. jun. Esq. :halaters, Esq. James Sims, E-41. 'ins, Esq. Samuel E. Sketehly, Esq. Freeman. 'UV. Dr. Sleuth. .her. I) liner at Five ti'Clack.—Tii kr Is '21) , . of this Society is to establish a Fund for the he fed Schoolouisters,.their Widows, and Orphans; elief and eocoaragetnent of discern% Ushers. It by general Subscription; and benefactions are ereived bs Mes.rs. Ilammersley and Co. Pall-Malt; Ibroke rind Co Rank-buildings; and by Dr. Kelly, the Society, Finshory-squore. the Dinner may be had at the liar of the Tavern; 'wits of the This Day was published, Price 2+. to the ALMANACK, explaining the 4. FESTIVALS, SAINTS DAYS. nail other Ilse Calendar t wish the A strollalilleal and Chrnan- Agr. &c. arranged Alphabetically, for easy Re- By J. BANN VNTINE. J. Sower. No. Poternostrr- row. • asehom m,r he had, UN DR El) QUESTIONS, deduced • from the ,r History of Homes so which is pie. ikelcle of Ole Roman Polity. nod of the principal Asifissriiles of she Rama's, its the mail flourishing Crnsonossuealth; and is Tahle of the Roman 'the mit celebrated Roman Anshan, and no Ac - parlicuiar W... 115 J. G. Gorton. h. NI DK EH QUESTIONS, deduced from if Greece, on the Pfau of the above. 1S the 15. • to that ardsous , Offse Fur the dislingei} character of Chleral be at a I times twine' the different establisl abounds, bat-fort* &osters to relieve h which oppeorejtrefr sad the exertions .be veN mar re their hon the ce•sation of War !Wives and Children e u gute:r in a foreign F r she earemistin atrial - Duties of bit FlVrev, and nailing strict itnitnetittHel in For his prudent ca the •alutory Mammy of this City. For the promptitt llemliers it this Cm theyroposed Alterat 'gees that so sutler t0,.1:r Interests of taut- of this City ; a durt he displayed it which look place up power or sitilhorily, the faithful and imps hits by the voice of For she uuifltrai t hers oft his Court diem tiserther•ts hew in/partiality, at the PH over their Fes afforded to all ranks conduct throughout I ad% of obe . publie els Gentleman. Resolved on/minus halt written on velli enfli!azoned, framed, Lord Mayor. Resolved onanimm the Town Clerk, a Evening Papers. TUE ANN4‘ ciety of Schorr Author Tavern, In t His Royal High is Royal Highnes he Right Rev. D. D. MO e Right Rev. RAI and 1 The Very Rtvi The Revel The Revere Pritscur The Reverend CI Chaplain to his Maji The Reverend WTI P it Nathaniel Conan i Alward Berens I F. 41. Ictantlf.r Chalmers Curling, Et ev. Stephen Freely tev. Dr. Hooker. 11 tuner The object of this refit of decayed Sch mid for the relief am i• supptil trd by get haukkfully serei veul Ladhroke . so treasorer Si. the Sos Tickets for the Di ti also Books of th TI KEYtoil FASTS, FE! the Cale teal 'remits Acc. 4 reoce. B. Printed for J. Sou Fl RUNDE toot:mew of Got brief Sketch nstitnied Authorid gars of the Como f the m, .41,1 of their pan i 4 ill.'. I l [story of G tale .1 uto ur. Is. LIBERTY OF PRESS. Croon and Anehor Tavern, Strand, August AT a MEETING of the FRIENDS o f th e LIBERTY of the PRESS. held this day, " to take into sonsidenstion the hest means of Wording pecuniary relief to Mr. D. LOV ELL. Proprietor at• the STATEIibt AA Newspaper, for the hint loses, and severe sufferings, which 'he has smarted in finals upholding, for a series of years, .the luvultsabk Li• betty of the Press, Mt. JOHN PICKARD,.In the Chair. Resolved, That it nppenrs to this Meeting, that Mr. D. Lovell, the Pro. ()victor and PubliAter of tbelvaressi•ff, flUiltrOl as an lode. pendent Journal in the come of Civil and Religi-us Freedom. lons %it...allied un imprisonment of Fonr Years and a Halt in she Broil of Newest... for what have been deemed three separate Auld which hair been proved not only to have been an inteutiontilly libellous qa his part, but in one of the three cases the insertion was during his confinement,. toad entirely without his knowledge. • That it is the opinion of this Meeting, that it IS nn indispen. sible duty on the part of the Advocates of the Litter's of the Press to indemnify Mr. Lovell for she losses he has incurred in ntiiiiit.;* • g hi. steady and inflexible potfrintisin, and for his unwearied mind firm assertion of she Constitutional Rights of the People during the whole period of the putilscrition of that That these exertions of Mr. Lovell in the cause of Liberty, Truth; and Justice, independent of his sufferings and losses, en title him to the marked totem ifin mid support of the Public, bed that this Meeting necordingly feel great pleasure in pro em/1011g rind recommending the Subscription arena) , commenced In his behalf. Thnt kl no epoch of the civilited world has the independent exercise of the Liberty of the Pros promi.ed bo confer touch betwat on Society US at the present period ; it is. turret ore, hightl incumbent oil those who revere that liberty to manifest a firm and reatlysupport in behalf of every man who has and may hereafter assert that nowt essential bulwark of the bide .pendeoce and freedom of mankind. That Sevea Gendrinen be appointed by this Meeting to net Rs • Cammitee, to carry lots edret the objects of the foregoing Resolutions. (Signed) JOIIN PICKA RD, Chairman. • • Resolved Unarilemeat • That the thanks of the Meeting be given In the Chairman for trooducting impartially theproreeilings of this evetting • • , . I Thos. IFfullacvfloltatm - Thos. Lee, Bolton 010 k-Moon ' an 0 I Other Friends of Free Rohl. Taylor, K. D. I Enquiry, rind Rea ditto 2 2 . den of the Staiel- Jaren Dean, ditto ' 1 0 as•in, -ditto 41.85. 641. Wm. Bowker. dittos 1 0 'John Rankti, Esq, • More faithful ohne foe; • Woodend Cottage, tun it.. ditto , 1 0 near Arbroath . £2 0 Jame. Humbled; dittia .1 -01 Mr. H. F. iforrison 2 0 Jas. Morris, Weight- ' I Hare Townsend, Esq. 10 C met. neiir ditto 1 0 Mr. Chailis Day 1 0 John He. weed, • Rol- ' . FirsiSubscription frost . . ton-le-Moon . 1 0 a few Friends of R. Niinall, Mite-lillt, Freedon. in Man ner' r ditto . - • 1 0 chester, by Mr. Ellis Yates, Bolton. I • Jackson 20 0 le-Moors 1 0 A fearfriends nt Co- i, Robert Hey woad, ditt o 1,0 ventry,byMr.Greeit 1 0 Liherts 14 the Press, .• I F.dwar4ll Twynhani, &q. 1 0 .1. Brcttell • 1 V Alkuumebgeer •1 0 William Soashworth, C. Cowie ' . 1 0 Hilton-le-Moon 1 0 I Mr. •Bond .. 0 10 A. a Friend of Free ' Mr. Davis • 4s. 64. Dlscimion, P. Baena 1•01 " Hndibrair • 5.V An Oil lultabitnot Of . A. 3, 0 Bolton ' l• 1 Or The the, tint eat the Thos. Cullen, ditto 010 I Abele, of the Pros 1 l''''faces. A Friend to the U. I Ategander . Ternbull 1 0 • betty of tlk Press,do. 0.10 Mir. Spetiall, Bishops their . A Friend to Catholic Short/4rd Emancipation, ditto 55.6 d. Dr. Lindsay , John Umtata, ditto 0 10 • • Subscriptions received by. Samuel Brooks, IP.sq. Strand; Mr. Ridgway. Bookseller. Piresdilly; Mr. We.t. New Boswell ' coml. Carey-street; Mr. A. (Lamas. Hollsionig Mr. Hem, Salisbury square, Fleet-street; Mr. Hardy, Fleet -street; at the Bar of the Crown - and Archer Tavern, Strand; the Once . Sof the STlll'66ll (a Newspaper; sad by the Secretary, 45, i .Lant street, Southwark. I _ J. A. JUCKF.S, jou. Secretary. 2 A 1- 1 • ARMEN'S' OrtIGINAL LIQUID BLACK -ING• pruderes a most requisite jet black, equal to the highest japan vansisle, pre.erves the leather soft mid prr vents is crarking; does not' soil the lion, and will 'main de v;stnes in any el ate. • Sold wholesale by R. Warren. 14. Si. %budgie-lone. Ime.' dons and retail be , mow Grocers. Rootmmkers. and Perfumers,., In every town in the kingdom, in MUM rattles, Is. 6d. a pint,' 104. bairn pint. sad 6d. each. . 11 3- C.strrtir.t.—ftighe superior speal is y of Shit Blacking hoe in. n spurious ' treed eeverol persons to sell spus enessposition, anger she above flame, to prevent which. Observe, nane nave gesaine un less ROBERT. WARREN it signed on the Label, a/WM St. Matitilit.llLibe, Stomped in the bottle. 7 .11VINclOPrio NS RECtI Vaal . Sam.Wbltbread, Esq. Duke of Bedford. by . M. P. ‘lOO 0 • the bonds of Alder- Sir !Gilbert. Heath- : man Wood • • ••4101) 0 rate, Bart. M. P. 50 0 R. Moline EN. 3 3 T.W. Coke , Esq. M.P. 541 0 A few Friends at the Sir F. Burdett, Ban. Coach and Horses, I • - M. P. FOGS .A RD . DA M P AIR. J. R. Munch. East. 50 _ . 0 Mr D . a ll ll r l y o . :d o Corcoran. 1 l l ' ' , nARCLKY'S ASTHMATIC CANDY has for , Coley Fmk. Reading %1 0 W.S. Addington, li-q. 1 ALP many lean been pmved a most efertajd preservative Y. Z. 40 0 Goldingtou . Lodge, •• I from the ill elects of FOGS and DAMP AIR, is hick al Oda Mr. Alderman Wood 20 0 near Redford 45 . season of the year are so prejudicial to those who arinifeeled- Earl Stanhope 10 0 J. Hollis. Esq. High .- • with ASTHMATIC COUGHS add SHORTNESS of F.dw. Austin. Esq. 20 0 W % r o mhe 5 0 BREATH. Its erects are to expel Wind, to dried sae alo. .1. Perry, Esq. Chronicle 10 0 59 Friends at die-Green • mach from the admirals.. of Damps. nod to - relieve those who Mr. Fordhads 10 0 Man, Prevtila -• • - 2 0 surer from a dillicalty of Breathing. A. B. 1.1 0 Chantlos Leigh, Egq. ! ' Prepared only, and sold wholesale and retail, by Barclay and Me,4l.llransalrik Soo lO 10 .4 the A Homy . - • 10 0 Sena. No. 95. 'Fleet-market s and retail by all Vanier. of Me. Major Cartwright 10 0 Dr. John ? Peacock - ~1 0 dicine in Town and Country. John Johnson. Esq. 10 0 A few' Friends, at Hie ' I Observe the dame of Barclay and Sofa nn the Stomp. Was. Hallett, Esq. 50. Anchor. •Conitices' - Lord -- 10' 0 raw, CliorkeitorH 1 4 HEALTH AND HAPPINESS. W. Jones Iturdett, Fhq. 5 5 A,. Cromprou„ Es... or " • 1 'IR. VFNEL'S celebrated TONIC PILLS, art! Thos. Niarthmore, kit. 5 5 . BreckConage,Wal. . 1 1,41 , on imutertintei infallible, and permanent remedy for an Mr. Bird 5 5 1 , ton, near Liverpool 10 0' Bosse deplorable ildirasitios nod desiressins debilities of the Mr, Murray 5 5 I Mr. monomer, Wareaain I 0 Neiyono, Vitscaditrood Muscular System, which are oera-ina- E. Mas-ey Howson, sq. 551 A Friend, per ditto ' 1 ord by early intityretinfts, or the messes of riper years; it is Mr. t.lsee 5 d{ Mompossitors of she • spa. however, kaitearcottus, atemporary stimulus or irritation Mr. Waillowan 55 f Liverpool Mercury 110 that their benign. but powerful arra are mantresttili but by Mr. Galloway 3 0 1 Mr. Edwin! ilailtes, ' restoring the - languid. debilitated, low-spirited, nervosa, and Mr. West . 5 5 . Leeds 2 2 related of both Sexes, to re...gated health, the comfort of a Mr. Charles Hoppe 5 5 'Sadbe. Brude, Esq. • • serene tniud. and the enjottnent of social happiness.• Mr. Wow . 9 3 • B.ighton . 5 0 ' Thi. itystimalde remedy, is prepared and s •Id genuine, only Mr. henonisli 2 2 Mr. Newbold, ditto 1 (I by the Doctor. of his house, No. 10, Alfred-place, Bedford- C. V 21 Mr.'Smith. ditto 10 0 I square. prise 10.. lid. Mr. Wisaort 2 2 Too Ftiends,„to the W. 1 1 ('an-e. ditto 1 0 Mr. Case 1 0 Mr.. No•trr. Cambridge 1 0 J. I). Row 1 0 W. E. Burke, Esq. 5 tr Mr. It. Lark 1 1 1,1. Collier, E.g. Ply. Henry Lampert 1 1 1 sntssith 5 0 Mr. F. 1 I A few I:tie...Tsai Botton 2 3 I Mr. Phelps 1 1 Mr. Ilovell, Cambridge 2 0 Mr. Thompson 1• 1 Mr. Emden, ditto 1 0 1 1 .I.,hn Tennant, F.q. .5 5 T. B. 2 2' Mr. E.' A. Fordhain 110 Mr. J. ColZinge 2 0 I:. S., Samilmnek 5 0 Mr. Harding 2 2 A few Ft hood,, al Mr. , . Mr. Walker 2 2 - .1. Ferry's, Peck- • Mestrs. Puller 2 2. lane: N.ittingliam 21. 5 4 g. fyl. Mr. Mr. S. Perry .5 2 0 [Lord itillimit 10 0 wan 2 Mout' Schultes, Esq. T. 11. 1 1 I Readi••g 5 0 John Fitzgerald. E. 5 0 Henry, record, Esq. J. P. 6,3.1, Lsq. M. P. 5 5 Beverley .5 5 Suic.llSoh.cripfions 4101 An Old Friend 5 0 W, .5. Miles, .1:-q. 5 5 Joseph Birch. Esq. Wm- 11 ' 1111 " 11, El- 21 0 M. P. of Red Hoz- Mr. Pickard .i• It alas, near Liverpool 10 0 Mr.lianc... k,..ti moingham 10 0 Mess.--. Green 1 .111 A. (irmi, Esq. '2 2 1 .1. B. 2 2 Mr. Fialtrr, Nmiltlleet 1 1I • Mr. W . W Clark, Coventry, I 0 • Compwitur., Pres.- ' Mr. Al•rnham Ilerhert,do.l 0 I men, Nr. at the - \lr. Charles 11111, d.. 1 0 Sintemt:asi Otlitc 8 10 ' Mr..liihn Clank, do. 0 lit Earl Grey 20 0 I Mo. Jii.eph Riley. do. 0 5 Chu-. Inamlell„ F.-q. Marqui....f Tat ;stock 10 0 Inc nrar I.iverpo..l 20 0 I Mr. Holten Preston, Mr. C. Sutton, Prin- Liverpool 1 0 ter, Noliingim, 2 2 Mr. W. Preston, do. 1 0 A few Fri....shoo Fore- Si.r It. Preston, do. • 1 0 dons :li the Sir Fran- Mr. P. Woods. do. 1 0 1 0 Mr. D. Henry, do. 1 0 cis Burdett, ditto T. S. per Messrs. Mr. J. Fairfield, do. 1 0 Hoare i/11.1 CO. V 0 Mr. Stun. Fogg, do. 1 0 Mr. Mitchell, Nen.astle I 2 Mr. H. Ellison, do. 1 11 F. Manners Esq. 1 1 11ev. W. Shepherd, do. 1. 0 A. It. 1 0 Mr. Tian.. Seddon, do. 1 0 A Friend to the Cause 10s. 6d. Mr. Jas. Harvey, do. 1 0 li. Rogers, Esq. Sort Is. Mr. Enoch Harvey. dn. 1 0 mops°. 5 0 Mr. W. Harvey, do. 1 0 James Thom', Esq. Mr. John Harvey, dot. 1 0 of Mount Si. Albans 2 2 Mr. J. R. Fremi, do. 1. 0 Col .1 J.,hu.no h 0 ‘‘'. T. do. I it Mt.. .John Barnard 2 0 3. D. T. An. 1 0 It. P. %online, Esq. teed. 2 0 Erin en brah, do. 1 0 Mr. Wheeler 2 0 Mr. John Clarke, do. 0 .5 Wm. Roscoe, Esq. b 0 Mr. Thos. Halion, do. 0 5 P. Crompton, M. D. 5 0 .Mr. Jas. Lord. du. 0 i C. R. and Co. 5 0 Mr. Randle*, do. 0 10 B. C. D. 5 0 Mr. T. Eyre. do. 010 J. A. Yates, Esq. 3 0 Mr. M. Ratter. do. 0 5 A. Z. 3 0 A Friend to the I.i- A Corn Merchant 2 0 hefty of the Peer P. Schnh•y. Esq. 9 0 Doctor B. Gilchrist, Mr. P. Kcir 1 1 Edinborgh A few Friend, in Kent 1 7 Mr. Smith, Liverpool ' E. M. Barrel, 'Esq. Mercury Wintry 10 10 Mr. It. Lock F. Vl:miners Esq. (-e- Mr. Wm. Ilv mord ' tend sub l icriptin.l), 4 4 Joseph Martin, F A A. 3. V. 1 1 R. Cordial., Esq. • Geo. Turner, Elul. 1 0 I Blackburn Som. Wells, Jun. Esq. 1 0 I Mr. Benjamin Flower Wm. Cnrr, Ems. Ask horn, near York 10 0 J.tho Wyboorn, I.:sq. 5 5 J C. I 0 Itiormadnice Shaw, Esq. '2 0 J. I). J. 10g. Od. Jo , hon Origby, Esq. • Rory 10 0 Eduard Lawson. F.sq. 1 0 1 The Friends to Feee- I dom at the Rairliffe 1 Arias,Nultinghaui 3 0 10 0 5 5 • 2 2 . 1 1 '2 0 10 o s o 1 0 Friends to the Liberty of the Neg., No►th umberinnd Arms, Clerketowell-freer 913 The Yonthful Friends of Freednin, in she Borough of Irelnet 3 • - ~-:.[ ~ f . . . ---:~-- ~1 ye ',wee*, 4.44 that the bliniatlra•nler could Ike* got a penny Without the ',tea rity of an /Ca dtrilitillelr• 4 I tent ; that is to say, without the express. entlierify . of the Lords and Geotlenien.. Thus, say the -• fund-holders, the landlords are become indebted' - ..! to us. We have a full and clear right to as ' ALARMING. , —So many sudden deaths were ; much of their incomes as shall be humid 'we. never remembered ac have happened y.f late in thi. coon-. Canary to pay ns our interest at full; and if, •on. try. In the daily Papers of Thursday, r"e* 9 ' there were happily for them, they should have little or nothing no less than three titquesU held for sodden dealers. By some Medical Men it is attributed to the damps in the atmospheric left for themselves, all that we can say is, that the air; therefore PII I SCE'S RUSSI A 011. i. particularly re- i war was no t our C onc e rn ; that a..." freely choie fo c neuded, as it is not only the beg for preset. iu g soul pro- , hut, from the Aromatic go to war and to carry It on ; that it was their titles :noting the GROWTH of the •MAIR, ingredients with which it is piVpareil, when wed for the Hair, and dignities that were in danger,.and not ours; that prevents the catching of infect +vases. Asa convincing we lent them our money at their own request and at proof, see the Medicine Art of Parliament, whereto PRINCE'S ItUSSI A OIL o cmisidered to poesess such virtue in preserving as moderate a rate as we could afford that we even ' th e h ea l t h a s well a. healitiron g the Il tir, sisal the Commis- w en t ou t o f our way, s o metimes, purely to. oblige .i.ners alibi Majesty's Stamp Olice will out allow tbe Proprie , tor to sell it willows' a Medicime Stamp.' . them; and, that, if we are obliged now to have their 1 A reline acquaints Ladies and tirotlensen, that in tonne- estates sold in order to obtain the payment rif oar in ! 1 Teeleteii.l, Peary p w r i e di ta i r t e tt ri l w ia it Ins n od as a t Le th p e essen c e principal i n gredient 1 ei serest; though we shall feel great pain in reducing try, ii ran riow be i l iaparled at mach lea cxPerice ; it will, high-blooded persons to such a state; though we shall ' therefore, ill future, be sold near Fifiv per Cent. cheaper. be grieved to the heart to be compelled to have their Prince's R116.1a Oil la the best mind wholeosmeg Oil for the studs and their kennels and their venerable mentions flair at Ladies. Gentlemen, and Children; nod* if used c. N. i stonily, PM *hair will 11l olf. or turn grey. It makes weals brought to the hammer, we really demand no more and short hair grow thick mod long ; renders dry or harsh it , tir : than our just due , and shall always 'be able to sleep i soft: where hair has gut thin or bald, if the least reuse re- with . . ...... quiet consciences. ,i main, will be restored. Pronsotes.re-brows and whi.ke.s. • • i Ladies will twill the best for dress ing real or f 01... hair.— I The landlords, 011 the contrary, say, thiltall is now Thousands of Gentleuren that were bald bate declared. °tier ! wrong ; that all it now out of - - - using Prince's Russia Oil re e ula.ly f o r a short time, the bald holder is • 'much • ptace..aemiw...iverea with Mali. Ge 01... w h o wear pew. : receiving a larger der ou g ht so ass. it inst.md of pow, 66666 n. ! than he ought in conscience r There are asany who have complained, particularly in the that, though they slid authorize c.otiory,.. that they b tar w0...d Ito-era Oil *ghoul benefit. on ac , Nona of impostor-, who odd them conisterfeit, tier.-fare be they did not do it for their own particular to ask for Preece's' Russia Oil. Observe, the swine, property of the fund-holder was as well as their titles and digiii& ;:i. l i i : l i t l i ; N o r t e l r . s . ;:i ' e• l i i i t Ti l is s i tt ik ; c oll e ge .. s s is t a b l i ni cork t4 u se f u e l 'os u b r e bl is le b , 't i n s ► le i; canto.' be g enuine. Loan Bills a; representativiis of The bottle . orsalty sold at is. is . now .3r. 6.1. and 611. stamp ed, and deriving their ,aut boat; • duty ; alas a bottle, coataiiiiiig the quantity. 51( four small, al questionable purity • that they ' Gon s. t or a large bottle, ctaining oine sinall, at ils. stamps r. included ; err six large trollies, for bl.. •. ' , • • estates should be :abject to sei! Sold is hole: ale, retail, g ul fur exportation, by the sole Pro- account Of these loans ; that ' prietor, Mr. ['tither, John-street, Oxford siseet, Voulon ; üb. money to the Ministeri, lent proceeds , serve, as the number. is., irregular in Johisotrers, Princes ' hilus:e is not 0 Amy, a private 'owe, opposite No. 7, is next the taxes, and nbt soon their landed estates. in ft coach-maker's. Ladies or Githdeinen send* servapis, 46 Agreed !" says the fund-holder; and, all I &m -ain he particular to g ive them direction-, as their are shops mend i s, that those taxes continue to be collected! in John•street, as well as iii oilier streets, witti'vell Coausters. .. • kits .. - • But, if they cannot be collected without first driving • The genuine is also sold. by Mr. Smyth. Perfumer to his. Ms. yopr tenants to jail, and next bringing out Exchequer ignity, New 114iiii•greet ; Ileodrie, Pi-amine to her Majesty, W r i ts - spinet the premises, it ill clear, that your Tirldoiror street t Bailey and Blew, Perfumers to the Ps ince and Princess, and !hike nod Duette • s, of York, C oe k spuc . estates must, at last, be litll in order to pay those street ; Harding and Monett, 89. Pall-Mall ; Nerithery: Vs, taxes. St.• Poul's Church yards Dirk, Bow Church-surd., Barclay, • Of tiie argument the fund-holder certainly has the n, Fleeigrarket ; Buller, 4. Citemaiilr ; Litoards 66, St. P au l'. eaurru- yard ; Lon., sim, strand; T. Haisse . uncl•Co., bes t s ide; but, then, the Debtors are the Law. . 23, King-street, Coveitt- garden; B 5c0u.•159. Oxford - street; makers.' Still tit it' puzzling matter ; and I much Rerrs , Ji•linom, fit eck-street ; WeSloll,l 6 29,Nlrusid ; thivison. uestion whether Our Noble Colleagde, notwith. bt,9, Ph-et-we-et ; Rite. 63,-Cbropridr ; Steams, 711, Old q Broad-greet . Tail, IL Coinhill; Tim. Rosa] Ext•hange ; and= standing all his . great .experience, aided with the by most principal Perfontres nod Medit i...- Venders. mei. ch a nts. Captains, and Country Verairrs will receive, liberal sciy'nce, •of misty high-dotch Doctor!, allowance knoi what to do with it. It is not . • • CAU rioN.—A• , wiwllers travel ahem the country with gour alone is required ; nor is k one_ counterfeit nutria Oil, Mr. PRINCE, thr s oriamai moprietor. where, like that of the Uni s on, we so p...,1 introit in, has snorts before the Lord Mayor, rd the are sufficient. It is not a case of rebel Mionion-house, London, no she 24th of Nov. sober, 1814. that Mr. priory, of Johu.sireei, Oxford -orrit, is the wi g nuil Pro- It is not, in short, like any case prielor 0r tie Russia Oil. Therefore he p initiator to ask for presen t e d itself. It is quite a new 'since': Itresin. Oil ; Awl it on, Pert 'r. Altllitille Vender, • he greatly disappointed if the treak nr Hairolres-er , s ells R us si a Oil under aiy preteoce whatever, , that is out Pr i brer'S, are impostors, as tenting counterfeit. to form ' ati epoc h in the history of poll, their customers. I not before,. long befbre, we come No more Lack*. er Rea or Gold Labels, n it unprincipled Remedy in full of all demands, there sir r , iins hurts imitated, imitated, sad put throe on Cinottertrit It••ssit Oil. - • • lor branches ) to be spoken of. I r Mir I . • I.'l* - i - Vv" - .....,.... ,',..., _ . - •.. -- -'• .• . '., 41•• ~. . *`.,,, . "< • .., .. , t , . • ; . 14 . ' • V . . r -- 4 . .. ; . - O I C •• •- 1 .16 7 ":' : . it . . • ..•!0-4 v ' 4. • t . • • -0,:, ~ • . .sit . • . f. • , 6 . • • ' ....-," k• , • • . . „ . . . • •....; / „ . •41 :•.4.1141 • . . • ~., . . P . : t . • .•-- •j . b I. •-• . , • PRICE rat. . 1 _ • .. ..-_,-. • • . . _.......__.._....._._:............;........4.........._....._........ i . TO TSB - • tk • CIIANcELLOILiiiiP:Tna 111VIEQUER. • i • ~ ! . • LEtran IT. • 1 . 1 Somethini to be done ailli.—litarquis of Verbatim* and ,ler. • 1 Beseit.—Another brawls of a real remedy pointed mix. i i [Concluded from our Paper . of -Tates!fey lad.] 4 I . Thatihere are but two ways, in which the farmers i can be relieved, is,• I think, quite certain ; namely, ) lowering the value of th e c i r c u l a ti ng medum ; or, • ) lowering the nominal amount of the lanes ; for, se ) to Corn Bills, they have f a iled. I n d e ed, i t was a l. ' . ' j ways pure folly to suppose that they world not fail. i To adopt either of the two modes is a work of won. • derful delicaCy; and yet, " something mutt be ) ) done," and that, too, I think, this very wielir. . The landlords will go up . .to town with very long ` , 'faces. titer have their taxes a n d the i n te r e s t** • their mortgages to pay. Tkey base received little ) more than than half as mach as they, used to receive; i They will bi out of hemmer. Your Noble Col. ' - , ' legs., last from France, will have.a very find stork ' : -' to tell them; but what are fine stories to a man watt, , . • •• ;.... an empty purse? They will -be thinking mach tate r A -; a about their rent-roll that, about the catalogue. *l f ni. I • Leevre. They will, doubtless, chatehle it the weir' ; hit of the treatment of Napplitoe mj- his fliends..... r ‘-'l'hez mar, perhaps, forget Astir "felt el In t _ W i •• hile . hearing of the vigorous acts.'et'W'St• . , p Dot • t but, still the rent-toll will, at. lasq:be and your Noble Colleague will hove to at •hi .. . 4 6 , in cohjolictioto with you and* the teat O • . : term to the arts pf quieting. .. I • 9 I Wane wheat remains at the prim* „,. 41410104111.4 . . ... , 1 while Of the produce ..et the land will •181411,440'. : s ' the taus on . it, direct. Wirt indirect. Fife tiop t ligkz, ~ year not more, prObably, than half the vials with" ; : . paid; and, for the hest year, , I vesily..blel.ievei. int i, : 4 quarter pert . of them. At an y . r it e , a Itemeadowe . .• • ' defalcation will take place ; and, it. is noir liifi f th • • . • L i begin to think of the means of meeting,tiat miser : . ' It , quences of this defalcation. . . ~ LI There is wonderful speculation as to viligtAlll be ' _ ' done; I Mean among‘j,the landlords iindflatleltri; . . for, as to the fo,ndholdera, they. Ili:71.11140 I. ' • now. going on right., .. They say, that, it,, itaillag, 1 ' their money to the Goverapenito-carry ali.lbe war, 1 • • they, in fact, lent it ts,the landlords, who, iethisy.lied • been just towards jbeit, country, Would hive.paid . ; , all the espences within' the year;, that, nqj'fkopting 'to do this , they, by Act' of liarliainent, authorizing i loans, did, in fact, borr o w, t h e money' of them, the • fund.holders, and that it wotild be little better theta swindling for_ them now to attempt tossitallieelk by . saying, that it was the Mitiliters who borrowed thh : . . ( money, ',elm that the, filinietlraliwir cniad .be.Tlr ..,, • ... ary, say, that all is now , 1 joint; that the fund. rger amount of interest -- to receive. They say, —1 ) c the raising of money, n mites alone; that the as protected by the war sities; that they passed )(the nation,duly elect. ly from sources of tin- y never meant that their ?istsre, or distraint, on it those who lent their . f . it on ilse proceeds of mrs, will be able to at a case where 4- one of those cases, weighty arguments •ebelliOn or mutiny. • that has hitherto r case, and I shall sting of it does net• olitical medicine. )coe to the Growl mare many parts, • mentioned one of A a - • •• . 7 will I