The Statesman. — London, England, 1809-09-30 00:00:00

. STAT 41~ . , W.i.... Tio'n"'"7: .. EW''' On Wednesday less, ifir. F it tturrox, the acjivc j alid spitiierl pirssistisr of Thfi • Theatre; lorlfhout nionmsneing a' benefit Ori' !As 'owh Areduni, .prh. diced an the effects '.if one, hy ri t vfolgitiven notice of his intention to addr e ss tilt b ii; aclddit. i lethonent for the elicellenA iif . son. '4 "M I . At an early hour, Aps house lilili.a tiftifett', part. The boxes "coWtiiined ltleaV`orilfe i ll'able ltty ; and the u 'faience 4tiii iftiSicitttiV hi tleititkt. able and brilli:int as ue'llive viee*ltel i d in 'hi best days of our Winter Theatiii: "Me 'Chid' Net,-' fOrnlallee WAS the spleitdhl add CftitllftAiFitie: tainment founded on 4/iebtffti flied fly t heinuii. rnble music of Dr. IftisV; did prenteitrby 'the classical and' bemitiful Address teofiirtij Di: Pushy, and so 'ably' at•thered bi . INE - Vfeten. After this perform:mar., 4r.Mlisibairetited,Cof lins's • Ode on the Passfoia 9 ilith great soil do.. ... . . . served applause. . ' The nand then street y up Galore the King; and, on the eurt.thi rising-, the . sihntv of the Thee. Wad corps were discovered on the siege, habitisd in the dresses of the characrirs In which they have principally' performed ; Mr. Ellistun, ad. wincing from the stage.donr, placed himself in the front of his company, and addressed the au - dieure as rAllOwll : LADIES 4111) GIVVTLENICV. A hamlet It is vital (fir the Proprietors of Theatres to re fur., dyer thank. a the last ake,lit of the lemon. I train I shall br pardoned in deviating front that role. ineunuch a- I have felt that I hate mon tit airwoman canoe for gratitude in the patronage I have received since I hive embarked in this an derti k ing ; and have theref , re thought it my dutv to set spar( a iii ,lot frieth- esress pu-pow of acknowledging to boo the obligations tinder which lam plueed. • M. hr.., ahieet was to reudor oiv Theatre. worthy of ttp- ' port. tr) such an attentiun an 4 &Carom in Its various di-part teems as shoat -"rare to th.• public convenience •ad yelper,. ally nest object se .s t . pristme, :vs the as my humble ahility rank! eilect, and r err fealty with the powers of my licence,' such a change in the Untortainaanits 1 b lu. the I). ice as *field hold est notinsenieid in an elegant and rattan:ll fbnni deter mined nut to degrade my otiwe, and aiming nt a succession of unveil N empty/et that et any welloregulated fheatre. • If I inn v be aliened to hope that these objects bave bean aterimplished, I 'hall it .ver consider that Inv- own penowltl racism's' have been misplaced ; convinced that where 3nu have it repeated!) approved, 1 must have reason to be prnud: • • Tile deekkvd oneciwoof this env *rot seamo, demo+. an in creased attention to the claiins se friends have woe me. — Thai Mien:lan I p myse l f to bestow. Next year. I shall ph prevent , to van b additional performers:- several new pieces ; :pal, inter • I), many - am comforts and ekganches of arrart:Autrat. i , 1 heg fease to commit the Interests of asy prevent company at thi • enti:lng benefits to your protection; assuring von that they bust deserved well at my hawk; and that it is their con. ant ambition to !Deft( INC applause with which they have lice , ' 5•6 frermentiv himmoccd : ,t yours. We all join in toe warmest sem:dims otgrititude ; and truio that we shall meet low neat yeas silk aaabated support on your part. ;in.! with andlininitihrd &visitants( the dispo ' skim to deserse it on oar owe. This Address *es tvceite.d with fond and long. eqatina . ed i lisqjiis the itudienee, Wei enjoy. ing an jacellent cnptic Pintonsiine, Jett the Then. tre, ezpressittt, (be spOrphation of the smutty and Boost. 144 with which thit Whole of this concern in nowt eoptlacteii. UITY BUS ESS.• The Lord Mayor held a Court of Aldermen ves-tertl.ty, at which several perbons obtained li cences for coal-uodertakers. • Various r.daries aid b.Hs were ordered to be pail. Sundry versous were allowed and sworn kuk ers. Two bars of gidel acre sworn ofT. 41G-R /CUL rbl /4 REPORT FOR SLPTEMBER. • his , wheats, in some counties have risen rather thinner le the sickle tha frnm their appearance, they werevarectid 40 ; hnt they are heavy in hand, from the corn being I:irze and.finr , towel), in a few partial spots, where they were affected by the The barleys are more than average crop, but have been gaud a deal injured by the succes>ive ruins. Wheie they were thrown down by the showers of I.lst month, they have been `rues, which always renders theta more difficult te harvest well when the weather is nut bright. The oats are a good crop, and will be very productiso, although much of the grain has fallen vet of the car, and in some places has been ploughed in, to stand for a crop next year. . The beans, peas, and all thu leguminous tribe, will ho more than an average crop; but those that do not throw off the leaf, have been considerably injured by the continued rains and cloudy %tea. ther. Turnip• ) and all the brassica species, are ♦ery abundant. Potatoes rise a large crop, and free from rand. The aftereaths, both of clover and natural grasses, are very targt', and will produce an shun. dance of autumn feed, as the weather has pre. Tented them from being mown for latter hay. Yesterday the Sesbions being ended, the Recor der passed sentence on the following prisoners, viz. Mary StsHirai,. John Wood, Mary Ann Goldsmith, Jo s.•_ph M . Slart!ta Howson. and ‘l . Minya Warren. wereordered to he transported fee fourteen years. Fifty-to u %fie sentenced lit be traa.portesi for the term of iexcsi sears, viz. Williem Bland, Henry Mae, Thomas Big- Pep, fettilnith 1.0% s Robert P.Vans,Thomas Ilicharilsaw,Jane Fisher; &tory ( le e, Janwi Jobs Drenuaistat Geo. Jihrph 13,alaosv, I.ketior Brown, Dinnituck Cuo rollv, "II sigh Thomas, Pet or I holm, Peter/lout, James Joseph I)alphin Richard Ilemnibles, John Phillips., Daniel 11 iehardson, R.:hert Smith, lienjamin Wolfe, alias Berme, Richard Batson John Siptiies, Mary Thomas, The. 1/anirls, George Tribe, joseph Beach, Win. !with. Catherine Cow lick. Mary Preston. Michael Mordecai, Thomas Mosul*, Thomas Sotit W illiam Bird, John Wnn,Janses (:asey,Johi s Lane, (leery Westerman, John Williams, Jo ho Fullivnn, Wan. L Ire, Catherine I.lnes, James 11111, John Eduard'. korge Cnoper. Thontw Nlncnsanara, Attu Goodmau, Mary (;larke, and Nlichocl Nlarphy. Benjamin Johnson bad Joseph flitch were ordered to he imps twined is the I lame of Correction at Clerkenwell for two years each. I l acre ordered to be imprisoned M the sainegaol for 12 rallesdar months, 28 for six cakadar months, 18 to he imprisoned In Ne wr,.tte for varioss periods, seven to be pub licly and Ice privately whipped, six judgments were restated, and seven were fitted Is. eat h and discharged. Sessions adjourned to the first of November. .Captain Mousses hai been promoted to Post. rank, and to be in seniority from the 6th of July last, the day on which ho took the Furicuse • :t • • 1. 4. :14 ITN' ON II AT. T.. Meli•B of Bridge-road, was summoned before thAliffn i g Magistrates by the Baron Du It h am, to' teet4er the vatuc of. a itibff.b%;{ liad.t.teen pledged by the latter, and brukcii witilist its Mr. Melton's possession. Thebox, it appearrd, was Made of a valuable ccult s positiqii called lulu:rine, gold wisuuted, and forma — mewed nn .the lid with a bird, curiously eve .ented in Mospic work. The boa had been per 'lchased at 'Louie, and the Bacon stated, that at . the time the box was left at Me 'Melton's, he was icautioneil that it was of cons id erable value, and !of a very fragile nature ; ant/in order to preserve :i4 (rein iirjury, it was left in a case. •Ou sending Ibis servant if, redeem it some time after, only the lid of the box was returned and that not •in the case, but wrapped in paper; ariti-on apply. 'nig for the other part of the bus,. he was told, Mr. Melton not being at home, that only the lid of the box had been pledged. Soon after, home ver, Mr. Melton waited• on the Baron with the case which had contained the boa, and stated his regret that one of his shopmen had had the mis fortune to break the box, .but expressed his oil- liogness to make hie' (the Ram) every satisfac- lion in his power. Ile was to endeaveur to rc. place the box, if possible,. in a week ; and if he should nut succeed, he was to wait (pi the litres again. - He had nut replaced it, and bad failed to make any sort of compensation, and, under these circumstance., the Baron hail thotight proper to request the interference of the Nlagiss rotes. Mr. Melton acknowledged the Baron's state. tent to be correct, and ag On evresscil his oil. 'bigness to make him every fair and reasonable re compertce. Wh...:n he first saw the B iron on tb • brisiness, that Gentleman treated him with the greatest riliteness, and observed, he did out with to take any atitantage of the accident .which had occurred, but expressed. a• wish, if possible, to .have the box replaced. On waiting on him, how. ever, about a week after, the Bermes ..spirourt ap peared to be quite altered : he observed, he heel been advised that he could make Mr. Melton pay a very considerable stint ;,.at fir..;l he should have been willing to have accepted 101. or 151. batliince' that time he had heard some circumstances which altered his opinion, and he would not accept !less than 501. as the boa could not he replaced for that mone y . This demand Mr. Meltitn considered to be an imptsition, and he refused to comply . with it. lie impu:ed the change in ftio. Baron's conduct to the improper interference St • third person. The Baran denied that arty improper inferrer. once had existed ; from the death of the man who Invented the composition of which the boa was made, anti the secret dying with him, die box hail •become much more valuanic than he was no are it(; 'he had al.° reason to suspect that Mr. lleitened out taken so much care of the box as he ough t to hare dime. The Magistrates recommended the parties to subMit the matter to the decision of two respects. We tradesmen, who were competent judltes of the value of such articles, which was immediately ac. ceded to. MARLROROURII.STREET.--•A Illy of some no. toriety at the West end of the Town, named Jane Mlllatas, was yesterday charge:l by It ►espectablt• tradesman, 'tamed Clarke, raiding in Hanover. yard, 11 mover-square, with stealing in his shop a piaci: of I rich linen, cane 11. _ . It a yea red Irvin the statement of the shopman, that tae [' f lintier came to his mister's shop ,the preceding afternoon, accumpanied by a female friond, and asked to see seine fashionable tore patterns. They spent a considerable time in discussing the merits of each pattern, het not find ing any that ritited their taste, they went away. Two minetes hail tint elapsed, hefore the pieee , of linen in question wis missed from that part of the counter where the Prisoner stood. The shoienan immediately ran after the ladies, and overtook them at the end of the street. Mrs. Williams,. upon being charged with the robbery, protested that she had taken the linen in mistake, and in. stautly produced it from nntler her lower garments. In order, however, more effectually Su correct her error, she was conducted back to the shop, and from thence taken away in custody of a constable. The other lady had the good fortune to escape, by a firm reliance, on the swift Ass of her heels. The Prisoner, who was attired its the most dash. ing apparel, wilt folly committed for trial. Tinsels Pot.rce.—Yesterday Cieorge Freeman was fully committed to Newgate fur trial, charges! with robbing a Swedish sailor of his pocket-book in gest Smithfield a few nights since, es he was walking along the street. Ile had au associate, who made his escape. Two men were diarged tinder an Act of Perlis, ' , lent of the --19th of his present Majesty, c. whicb has nut.bocu acted upon till now. One was fur pielciug a shlp's hawser in the !Liver, which he sold to the other, centrarj to this new Act. They were held to bail till the Corporation of Lotidoti.antl Trinity Corporation should be con sulted upon the occasion. U.NL.—Yesterday R. Piper, an ac. cialylice of George Freeman, counnitted (rum the 'lhaines Office, iinderwent an ezaminatiusi, charged with robbing • Swille of his pocket.buuk containing notes, in East Smithfield. Ha •as committed fur re-examination. A man was convicted in the penalty 9f 141 s. for riding on the shafts of his cart, and nearly going over a chil►l. A running dustman was convicted in the penalty of 40a. fqr defrauding the Contractor, by collect ing dud within his diorict. On Thursday night, about twelve o'clock, two Frenchmen attempted to make their escape by latinchiug a boat from Bruadstairs Pier; but. the plug being out, the boat madu so much water, that they were obliged to run her on shore in the harbour ; an alarm being given by a Custoip_hou,.• Officer on watch, they escaped by fli4ht ; in their haste, they left both their hats, containing several papers, by which it appeari one of them was the Captain of a privateer, and is salvaged to have broken his parole. CURRENT PRI Wheat. -*- 924.111.. It ls. Fine ditto -.... a 116 s. lids. R) e. - `B. 6'j. Earley, -.- - - 5?4..594. 824. 90, W. Pens( Killers) - 904.985. Gres. Peas, 524.5.45. Beans Ws. 724. UXERIIOIE. Cnro-Tuspector's Retura.—FßlDAY, SEPT ttb Wheat, imr load 2ll. —s. to 311. —s. New Ditto.. Harley, per quartzr. 424. —4l. to Ns. —4l. Oats Waits, new yds. —d. to 655. —4l. Old . —41,. to —4l. Peas JYs. —d. to 364. —d. ICE OF GRAIN. Tilt Bram, - - - . vs. 62 4 . 03ts, - --- - -3. h. ils. 37.. P 01.11,1 ditto - - - - 404 434. Pt tator ditto - - - - to 41.. I Rap, wed - - -•£so £53. Fine Sour - - - - Mi. It W. Secoodt PItIC. 1: OF 110 PS. rocK rTs. Kent, 51. 11... to M. 12a. 44tiAer, 51. Os. to M. us. FarMarn, tii. O. to 71. U. II I Gt. Kent, r•I 0-. tit 51. 12& Stsse.v, 41. I,ts. to 51. y. 41. Ij,. to bl. lU*. SNI I TIT F I El.1)--Sr.rr. 49. rt To sink the oa per 41 . 01 ,. of Reef.... 41. &I. in 3s. 14d. f Dead of :'stale this thy lutton..lSA. to a.. 10d. Beast. 5lll Ve lid. to is. M. I Sheep nnl Lamhs... • 4.1 1 0 Pork ill. to is. 44. C.tives Lamb.... Us. 04. to Os. Od. f Piro 11. 1 1Y.NIARKIIT. Day 5l. Di. Oa. In 61. 6s. 01. Straw Clover - 04 . NKWGATC AND LIADF.NFIALL MARKE.TS. (Fly the ('area-".) beef Is. 4d. to 4s. 41. Veal 44. OA. to s'. Ad. I 11uttow 3s. Bd. to 4s. Bd. Pork lb. tad. is. 44. Lamb.... 4s. 64. to ss. 4d. • PRICE - - - - - At. Jamey s Market —59 10/d Clara Market fa 101 Wbstechaprl Market 66 Od per st. of 81b. 17$ gfril A verage ss 1d Town Tallow Ills Od —s Oi Yellow ILussia 97s Od --s Ud NV bite 9.140 d --s Od foie ditto 94s flit --s 01 Mehing Stuff L 01 Was 04 Ditto rua A h 60s Od Gls Od (iraves I Good Dregs .. 1 Is Oil • Yellow Snap. 1104—Ntattled.'121s—Cord. 19k. Price of Lantilc., per &men, 15s fat—Moulds, 1.6 s 6d RAW 111 DES. !lest Heifer. and Steers (per Ordinary z. Od. stone) 29. Md. to .is. Ul. Nlarket Calf ISs. 01. each. Sliddi ty., vs. Id. to 2i. 6d. Erw. Ilor4e lb. Od. to 16s. S.ietp Skins • h. id. to 2s 6d. 1.:, - .ton Skit.. ' - 2r. 641. to 4s. 01. COAL 51ARKEF.—SEPTCSIDFR 29. Shire Id Market. Ship! mold. Puce. 11 ..Ye‘%cavle . Sti.tdrrlani. . 6 Letters have been received from the Cape of Gum, Hope dated in May last. The meant which hive been adopted by the present Governor to fa. cilitate the intercourse with the interior of Africa, have been already noticed, from wbicirmany ad. r.solages are expected to be derived, both pa to procuring a source of supply for the f arrina and. inhabitants of the Cape, and as ',funding a new market fur the sale of our mansfactures. When Lord LARS and Lord l'itst.son were created Peers, by titles derived from Delhi, and from the Nile, we all felt and approved the FOCC. lion of those places; not only becatiselhoss. Com manders did really ronlinish.', and not merely re. pulic, the enentierepposed to them ; but because they conducted the ear, or the expedition, mi. trusted to ibeir ability, to a prosperens termina tion. If the 'firitt4"irr the-Tower and the Pak guns aro proofs of merit sod of desert, then wig ii Sir 1111 DALRYMPLI lay claim to a Peerage ; taken, nd doubt, front (Antra, %%Isere he laid the foundation of- his fame, as Sir ARTHUR has. done at Talavera. It msy even be said of 'Sir Ilew. that though he certainly did nut exhibit much en. terprise, yet he at least preserved . his own arm), while he compelled that of tile enemy to evactiAte the country ; neither of which Lord WELLING. TON has affected. The spirit of religious toleration seems at last to spread among those who hare been for so many pm!s to ike►l upon as the abject klevei of unchris tian superstition. Thu following trail does greit honour to the venerulde Clergyman by w hum it 4.1 performed. It is well kuon n that the town of Lsicern, in Switzerland, is inhabited by ea. tholics alone ; a foreign merchant of the Protes tant persuasion, died whilst passim( through. that city, and many feared lest he.shuuld be denied Christian burial. But the catholic Vicar, Mc. MutzEtt, not only allowed him to be interro I within the pale of the Clinech, but attcatied. tuts (*aural, nn.l prenounc►d over lily tomb an oration 611eal with evangelical cbafity, - - Ott Friday last, on ebbing of the tide:Pat Dublin, en unusual circ!:msiance uccurretr:.—la that part of the bell of the Lidey, between the walls of Or mond and liesesQuayo r a gnat number of Ash, • mostly i vels, some or them of a very elessworelinary size, were pereelv.ll, apparently tile:less or motion. less ; a nnutber of persons went h it, and. up. wards of GO of these 6sh•were brought on shore, all dead : it ie certain they lead not been deposited there previous to the preceding-glow, and it is con. jectut eft that sunii.thittg of a noxiJus quality, from a contignoos inettufactury, 11113 1 through the ate. diem of the cietnnion. sewer, met them in transitet; A young man fromilte eimittty Attving enmagctl in a merchantrle.hTele; . fivttitPff the icielia t i it;kitig adtantage . of his liimPlicrrt, 6 ginte HIM if blfc Sitting 'Others; triton Strikir anCtaVits tflOtt:itke6t. , !!l iis,patiente nits flt•iftretelfatitcti l itrefitkit'otttitti to find out this unktinviiiliVnyhoi'llittitt aria , t of the holt tilt . d . ogtie 111:tatter tirrtilestt• lusted him thrie isitW ri6lo4oerslin's 1N !Sh'ikei• Paid Co. in Ftittf.sereof, crtfingthe tiolmages that strike the haters iftlllt•D'ilititates Church. Therezis no instance Upott, ; reeprti of any spocu. iation so well adapted fu inert lki ; in!ons and in. ilinalions of all rank , or slicitqy i a; that af forded by the Scheme of thepreient State Lottery; fur those who requae a 'cry large Turtune may ikr . t Eigho Thousand l'osoids, by purchasing Four Tickets of One 11'14)116er.; those %het cats be contented %vial Twenty Thousand Pouuls sou obtain tharsum by the purclfirio of Single Ticket ; and even a small Share, which , is with in cks- means of the hUm blast mioolu4pwWOu lila a little increpcndencc. ~. AN. sr ••••• • TUE AbiRKE Ts. • CORN-EXCHANCIE—Serrem ern iV!'/A • I. may, • a • --•= 3 DI: FY —Ta r many extraordinary Cores effectr.t by Dr. TAYLOR', ILLV 131)Y foe this Complairt toast harmless and manceilt preflarlitia that was ever tipp 1 4,1 to that tender organ the Enr), seduces in to fonds), „ ur headers with the followlog partindart out of the Cuinint•t le of ;ulvertiscuents. We find, by a letter dated May 21, 1809 (in addition to a volume of rases, which hat been pobliso J, and may he 1.41 of all the venders of mediii te, deaseastrami,g, to use commonly elikeeintri powers of Dr. Tay ..r'y Resomry), t Lady of great , use tie so aof Stalrowl, lt 1 ,„ bad for a length of time t,et : .estreme was fortunate enough to be recommended lit 'oat preparation; and after using a small pan ian of o bottle, she was claw 'telly cored, and wow be.irs a. yid , as any persoli fa satisfy the pablic, aqy inqu;ry r •spret log t4is ra•e ill b it answered (if past paid) by Mr. M Prime., Si a n- r d . the retail Vender mu that littroart. BE if any p wanting of the wonderful eflie.sey of this iudd an • altar Remedy to the mite oft malady n ui. b ha• battled t .if the most ention.t bliedjral Men, that pr..of may be had on appliration to Mr. Lee', ate Publisher of that . rope, t,hi c Nen•pisper, The SSasses , Weekly Advertiser, priated at Lene-. One of the eases which came tinter the observation of Mr. Lee, nits the son of Mr. Trionell, of Cho !Jingly P..r4, who nat dt•prived o. his be:trine by a scarlet fey , * at the mo of three years, a mi,fortnne which hr laiworei tinter till hie ax • vv.. twelve, dioriaii whiels period divers applications hdd heen rcsort, dto in vain; happily, ever, lie oav p-rfiv cured by the above Remedy, sold the Boy's blather liaro acknontedged to Mr. ce, that HO pecuniary rousidentthat could have oltisrded her the satisfaction whieb she felt In aa.s. in perused ta:- piper that possessed her at te t e knelt ledge of such an ine-timable remedy . Th e Reu.r.i, es 'old. IV hulesale rind Retail, by the Pm prie ur's Ig.tits, BA It L:L Y and SON, No. y,, Fled saute' ; arid Retail. price cis 6d. per Bottle, with plain di_ r• aims. h. Atattbews alai Leigh, 18, Mira ; by nll editors Veudets in Tows, aad C lIITE lIANLP; have ever been sstee itia venomt beauty to both S • ef and is, some part. of Lampe are .tsen4i;kl to pergola of raak. 'Else !lAN DA NA SO it', •sr ludiali ‘VaOttn,; Cakes, posse.s the Iles:altar pro perty of glsia, ; rise most e mei isite delicacy of terawre aaa to. conceisabse I:iirtieus to the haii.lt n bleb art consgasely mash• ed with this hoop. Even in tikes wane the skin Is rs heels injured !is labour or n her siule.are, the hardness and tisane niNi are eireriaally, infallible, and perm:mend ) removed, and stscceeded by It > .3aistaixo. and delwriey of w .ic.i c 'lmA be acquired by 411 y other Meath 11 Iva es cr. It is h. e xpericeel• out, that any one ma farm an ad,•quage idea ill t.x superi.irerceltence tat th 6 Soap. Sold by the l'rnpriettirs' Agent. souse bignaturr it bears, ', ailiaut 11 hater,, 2_k, Strand, se ,r Temple Bar, Logs don ; and the P.oprietars, Sat a farther security. beg the, • to be particular in policing, that the MOO bad addren oftbs. printer, L. Spragg, No. 27, Bon -street, I intern Garde", is alli•ted to the Ishell and wrapper. All others are manned kits. Said by many respectable Perfumers and .stedirine Veuderd in l'ostis arid Country, pike hf ear la e.ike. lint w is at all time.. neceit..ry to be partictuar u15...er.% the atoa•e which will be the mean- or pr.-yruting lb: imposing's, which has of late been pr .rtbed. • Oa itnedar, the llta vso. poolisbed, (fa be continued weekly price Is.) Diu. 1. of BAT Eti'g GEN ERA E :TAT E.DI REC. Tait Y.—Tbe di•tippirila.hems which nn • .1...1 8.. pe rienctid by the delay of the newt Ciao of Ad s mi seineni i s map ny oldie Journals, from the neoessits ore wider , wiling to the Public Ora nos, is: dons ...Ile .8 , . so. formation, for which they area wood pall intended, and the serious I:convenience and In-s often attcorloot loudly for the application of an eu,Talltil ft 111 Under this rofoisl,ration, Wended wi h the utilrtc and ad. vant..ge olach the present I)ta crfon eiipahle en ruins, the Proprietor is sislueed to offer the same, nod by its regu lar publication and admittance only of aim' it is .Bh.iously le elect,. so it. Infos nation of various Property 'Emoted, and fur Dirfrosaf, iv ANY WAY, it all!, it Is presumed, proven mitten idled Source of lotto /notion, facilitating tlse Koowltdge or Property fur Di.p..sal„ or 11'.oned, tabian V endar.uid euri h ocr. Estevaire Circilatioa lu a Work of this nature, h• un doubtedly necessary, and :Veil iudi•pemahle, to its ry Re. Th is ; aiveBted of toe tow oak ned .n 0 nit contradictor? Remota-Bi, the tedious and nelpid prat' vit., of I)etails askionable Life, of a nen -n forlornly the Co. I , i4uss of our Periodical Publicaiimes io toe piesem day en tire, consist. Ike lh n roe r pre•ents uu coo abed Ate ire of Meal:woos to tie** all" way honour is with heir Fay tan. Ti l e sanction. I.: , BB•Biforicerneut, ant pprobatio , which the Proprietor's Plan has met with, from Men toe most eminent and sucemettis In the Proleution, and their likad Otters of As sistaiLe, lulu a him to guar:twee to the Public, es.eu at the (Neel; a rome.geuetal and ditfused -Circulation. To Ile Nobility. Gentry, and the Pantie iss ge bend, who may be ifs-Word to pit-chase .8r diva a of ...states, :tosses, fkc.• the .Proprieter wish deference, the Peraaui i.l the Itself; an I only begs leaseto nisei at the Aeo plicity and Ease of a Plan fur attaistng an Object of ic-neral linpurtaeoe, at prevent so dilatory, incoovaire.it, and et pro wishes, however, dcrlining of an i•iterrirdiate Agency in any l'noceril %% horn appears in 111/ Pttaiiratkoi, ;sod that it inay be considered as it slosios upuu l ira l i e in rariabil intends to act. The Din rtionv is tiled at the respectable Coffee-. totem in Conlon, nod also at the princip..l lii. s ..1 8.• adilyr- Itooms io the l'reviucial Tones and Villages; part of which is anueged to this Prioptclits. C0141.1.-HOUSES IN LONDON. Broth Cotfee-hotise, fkreaaneedle-str. et. Rapt ist *iblii C homer • -bum. Baison' s 4,:istfv- Muse. CorekilL lieilfunr('olks••l.ll4344., RASS/1-411NIXIIII Illuesvaiiiis's Anus fovea), Loser Last-Sesithlield. Ca Wenn Cialoo-lounse, Shieue.street. • Castle and Falcon, Altlersgate.street. Chapter (Inf• e-h-nose, Paternoster-row, Cern .en•ial Hall, Saireser-street. Foruivalis dim Co iee-hoore, Ilelerows. 6..orge:p ‘efee-b mse s Chiotrery-lane. Ge.,reital Wee Bar llabo. ii. OtctirestetVoll7-.hottse, Piccadilly. (4.1441 en Csnes, Glowing-cress. (ray's Ista.t.glies•-hostan, lialcheit> failfe•-•-house, Iblietsun ; Hotel, Vele-,trret. tint Ward Lodl.e-hrou•e, Festelntrelt-streeiC 1.sii:d8881 Collee.liouse,„ Latigate.streeL Miss r i:t i tt e *Wide-MS- • Otesird Coffer -1188a.e, Strand. • Peele's t offer.h•itisr, Fleet-street. . Portman Arets,, Piirtiamwvlace, Pad linthas. Prince of With s' s Curer-home, Couduit-stneetv Serirrel 'Coffee-liini•e, Carey-street. Mau-h'er's Coffee-house, St. Martin s-lane. fisivayegato I:ogee-house, glory-gate. Weenaiester. Stuck. Etch:mu Cillioe.botc.., Stock E scheme. St. James', (' , .Are-house. St. James ' s-S reel. St.. Paid's and Doctors' Commons Cofce.liouse, St. P.turt reh-card. Ramo :toil 'Eau Necks * Lard-lane. Sicsu*s Hotel, lioud.street. Syn nouns Inn Coffee-house, Chancery-lane. 'Maple Coffee-hong% • The Bertive, Ileurictta street, Covent.garden. l‘hite Horse, Fetter-lusw. 'VI ill's Codee-hoo.e, searle.strect. York Hotel. Ilrid4.•- , teeet, Riackfriars. PROVINCIAL TOWNS AND VILLAGE'S. Bromley Highgate Barnet ilamrdead Bighop.Stort ford liarrow C ro s dun lbws ford ckig we(l (' helinsturd . 11 lido ping Ongrir Doi rtrinvl st Dorking i)untable • - Ennui' tun ifairlow 1 , 1 logloo K I scion Kempf rton K impst, Mai.launc Rumford Riehritriorl 1.. /infield I pima Egfron. Farnham • Grrenu Grenl. Ilford 113iiimerintitlf !Hackney /11orilinut Adverti:entecits are received . ..A Na. Dnriel.4ooo. Mae enesfer-siinarei lit Jlrssr.. ISlkvand 101411'4y • Iliiuk-.ller. 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