The Statesman. — London, England, 1821-10-27 00:00:00

I•: - ' • - N ;0 10 0i, ~. • 4 :- . \ . ; }i I , L ), .. 10te. 4 , -...:*-..,,, ,4 z • : -ik• • - - - .--t: :',' r 1: - - - af • 4:. •.... • • . .,.A i •.- • - --/ . 1 . -.:- • • :.~ x~ 1.U4 . ) 14: LONDON, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 27, 1821. , aft. I' ISy. • . ‘. .. , . 410 Se 4 ...( I . * . It.' 1 ' 111. * ‘ t ri4. i. - ) ) .‘• % N, - Z C . A I. II It M" NviisEß 5201. died os Me Scaffold!" THORP. Mateo. oom moN COUNCIL. holden io the CR AMR pit of the a O VILIMIALL•f the CITY of LONDON, on FRIDAY, a m les Day of October, IP2I, INSDLYED , THAT the Thanks of this Court be given to JOSEPPI HUME, Esq. for his assidnons attention to la s day in parliament. and for his indefatigable exertions • bor omoting every object which may teed to economize the talk Expenditure. and especially for his Motion in the n o us of Commons. on the 47th of June last. "That an buge.Address be presented to his Majesty, humbly to re dist, with a view-of affording relief to the Country T on a part of its burdens. he will be graciously pleased to direr , that a 'Monte investigation be instituted iuto the mode sa d r apense of the Management and Collection of the sew eal Branches of the Revenue; that careful Revision be made of ail tialsries and Allowances, esFecially of those which bore been inereased since C 797. la order that they may be s owed nit . ' reference to the increased value of the Cur rv,cy. min to the distressed circumstances of the Country in D e parnaents,, is order tiost.tedary reduction may be all its aide Marcia which can be erected without detriment to the isleflal, and in parliepfar in the number of the Army, n*e of its Etehnsbments." 'Phut the Freedom of this City be presented to Esq. in a Gakl Box, of the value of One Run- eiplil- died Daiwa,. Resolved—'Plitt the Right Hoe. the Lord Mayor be re clled to order the said Boa. WOODTHORPE. .10 It-o,l'E\ 1 Nti of the EGYP 1 - 1 AN TO VI R. 0 !sr "ItAleii:ter.—ThoPsoprietor of the E4yptian Tomb . ‘ o 4.ltinieelf hotted to ewes* his gratitude for the great en rage:me* the Publicises liberally bestowed on him during 'Jo sestoom, sad has the pleasure to announce that. li imi y impressed with a proper souse of what be owes them eh° su highly encouraged his former exertions, that he has finned no miles or expense to gratify their cariosity on YAmplitin Antiquities. le addition to the former Exhibition he has introduced 'lllolodels in Wax, representing the following Menu reitlel4.- . like Ktt‘orpyramid of Shephreoe. on the reduced scale of . 3 / 4 90feet in t feed, every stone of the exterior and interior of st passage, ameba's, and porticolios, are i . the due pro , lefit;on, and so ezcactle contrived as to give the most correct • Id.-4 of those anuient Monuntetits. Tt:e,liniirior of the Temple, in the Isle of Pltiloe, is most ,minurely executed end painted. - That of llertuantes Is also represented, stone for striae. The entruncs to au F,gyptiatt Tomb in Gonave'. %Alt an Arehwey over it, to elucidate the origin of the Arch's. That part of the Model of the Tomb of Pseg‘. efilich hi bertolias not been pet before the Public. will be placed so m te "its a complete idea of the Tomb. ' The great Temple of lbsumbul, in Ntibla, with all its Co lotge!Eiltt rel.. &c. in their dile proportions, will girt a coin- Ole idea o(the Egyptian exesvations. Admittance One Shilling. N. It. The Proprietor takes this early opportunity to an. ewer that the Eyptian Tomb will be Smithy Closed at the tad or February. 1522. • • • • -- - ?PE ROY 11. NAT lONAI4 SCIENTIFIC. NEW RIDING AND DRIVING At kDEMY, AND LIVERY STABLES. w Lon ROAR, OPPOSITE ME COUVRG THEATRE. IT HI; AI PH it :tiding Muster to his I.tte Ma . 1 • jesty for 3U years, auti.Pr.ofestsor to the Royal Ma gege at Hanover. Int . which he can piodoce sec :rat Gold -affect: his best thanks to those -- Eslll ll 4 .mul te" Wwl;t, p a tronise his establishment. He vespetiife y , . forms the Publi:t tits t he continues to give i watt Odom: in thy rictite and useful Art of Ridiqt, sag he flutters 'himself his aisle fur satety, ease and elegance stands unrivalled. Eques trian Exercise is strongly recommended by the Faculty as a specific against manydangerous disorders ; he can therefore accommodate the most timid or nervous, with a selection of gentle and well trained liorses and Ponies, particularly the younger branches of families. T. li. considers It a duty to caution the Public against miller concern in the neighbourhood. who have attempted to !elude the unwary, by an imitation of his posting bills, which is the only retention the party can have to the Art of Horsemanship to the Royal Arms. N.B. Terms at the Academy.--No Mammas required. l• ESSENCE OF SHRIMPS. FROM the increasing demand of this much ad mired Sauce for all sor!s &c. it has induced the Proprietor, HENRY PO 0' ELL, at his Wholesale Oil And Italian Warehouse, 32, Newpte-street. (where the Trade may be supplied with this and all other tlenuine filmes. Pickles, &c.) to return his most grateful acknow ledgments to the Public for their kind patronage, and at the tame time begs leave to aequaint them that it is sold by all the Oil and Italian Warehouses in London, and by one or more respectable agents in every town throughout the VaitiNl Kingdom. Observe, none is genuine unless signed "Dinmore and Ion," roil the Proprietors' seal on the fork. To Merchants, Captains, scut others, it is particularly re commended for skipping. as it is warranted to keep in any climate. llominem pusitin nostra smolt. Our pays Mates to ina u.—NIART ILL. lust published, price :is, in boards (Fifteenth Edition), fir H £G LS of LIFE: a Non-Medical Commen tary on the indiscretions arising from Human Frailty, • la which the Causes, Symptsms, and baneful Effects of Lees Warren. Gonorrhcen, Stricture, Seminal Weakness, &c. are fully tlevelnped ; Part 11. contains some remarks on cer tain Female C4onplaints. in particular Sterility ; Part 111. embraces Practical Observations on Sexual Debility, Self Abuse, and Mental irritation. with some interesting observa tions on vegetable and animal life: in Part IV. is a Series of Cases Illustrative of the proceiting subjects, explaining them in a familiar manner, and the whole addressed to the Youth and Maturity of both Sexes. By GOSS and Co.. Consulting Surgeons. London. Nature beatis Omnibus esse dedit, si quiz: cognoverit Ikince lienren to ull the fun of bliss supplies, ltx frugal application marks the wise. lazy !:t• had at 20, Paternoster-row; MP, Pall-Mall; 4 l• Piccadilly ; 16. Princes-street, Soho • 22, Fleet-street; 174, n e t... s t ree t ; 40, West Stnithfield ; Cheapside, Lon don; Stevenson and Co., Burks and Co. ' Norwich ; Deck. Ipswich; Barrett and Duffield, Bath • ' Sheppard, Bris tol; Batt, Camhridge ; Headley, Leeds; a nd at all Book aellers.—Nlessrs. GOSS and Co. are to be consulted, as mud, everyday. at their hot.se ; and Patients in the Country are requested to describe miuntely the ease. enclosing a re - ThittanCe for Advice and Medicine, which can he forwarded to any part of the World.—GOSS and Co. M. R.C. Sur geons, 11, Bouverie-street, Fleet -street. London. NO SPECIFIC was ever brought into nse by the Professors of Medicine, to equal PERIM'S Celebrated and Incomparable FRENCI: PILL% for the speedy, safe, and effectual CURE of a certain disorder, la all its insinnailag forms, and the Malignant and destructive Ravages it daily makes on the Human Frame ; but, happily, these Pills Cure in so short a time, and in so safe and easy a saner, as to warrant him in such full confidence of-success, that NO Siollrkof Disease shall be left lir the system. These Pills are sold in Boxes. at os. 1)11., al 1.3. Liquorpond-street. Lon don hut should it be preferred. the Doetor eftwages to Cure the Disease for a stipulated son. or rots= the 111 . 11° Y " that Bikers be NoCure, there will be No PAY. N. a. ?bit !tett Cured withunt *asking or ailestbig, by gowning oely, price 2b.t/d. r! t r j ; 1 l t. " The Cann for eelti#lo HAMPDEN fell in tie Field, end SYDNI S ' • .1 IR ROBERT W I LSON .- TUB COMMITTEE aointad by the Rl•etors of Southwark to promote a SUBSCRIPTION to indemnity Sir ROBERT WILSON. and plaeo him " aboia the finch of Ministerial math* and vensteattee " beg leave to 'announce to the Peblic the , fol lowing subscriptions : J. G.Laubton, Esq 'James Bland, New- M. P... (D).. 1500 0 0 market Z2 2 Sit F. Burdett. Bert. 'Mrs. Bland I I 0 M. P. (A)... t —WO 0 0 J. Napoleon Bland I 1 0 Earl Grey (N)....200 0 0 Caroline Bland— . 1 1 0 Hon. H. 0. Bennet, W. Holmes, esq. 3, M. P. (5) 5O 0 0 Lion's-inn....... 30 0 T.B.Beatimont,Esq 50 0 0 Barry O'Meara. 3, Down with Derry- Lion's-inn....... 3 0 0 down Mr. Williams Constitution Brutus T. P 2 20' Chr0nic1e........ 5 0 0 J. Trwt .... 0 10 0 Mr. Waters, butcher, Geo. Weatherstooe. Oxford-street..... 1 1 0 Esq . 2 0 0 0 A few Friends, Joshua Rayner I 1 0 siou. in the Lon- A Willing 'Mite per don-road : First J. P. Thomas..... 1 1 0 subscription..... 17 5 0 Mr. Ahlis A. R. and W. R. • • 2 0 0 of Bedford 600 •0 0 Mr. T. t.l atterly .. 2 2 0 A. Robarts. Esq.. :WA. Titterton .. 2 0 0 M.P 80 0 0 An,.. : ` Abhorrer of James Bernet.Esq.ltA) 0 0 Mood Spillers .. 1 0 0 J. Holbrow, Stroud, John Bull. Blades, Gloucestershire 1 0 0 Beacon 6: Blacow 1 0 0 John Snowden. ditto 2 2 0 M. Mr. J. IL Whiting S 3 0 T. VV. Coke, Esq.. Mr. Marttn,Tooley- M.P SOO 0 0 street Cassius A Pflend 1 0 0 High Wscombe....s 5 0 T ' 1 1 0 James Martin, Esq.. Mr. G. Selson R.J. Mr. VI. Ragiehole 0 10 8 F. R. Bonham. E5q..25 0 0 Mr. W. JOISeI. •• . I I 0 Right lion. awl of D, P. 63 0 'rhanet ..........922 0 0 E. S B, from Dublin.. . 1 0 0 Mr.T.Duffiern,2loho 1 1 0 W. D .... 6 5 U James Perry. Esq. 25 0 0 Mr. Black ...• .... 2 oit Lor•lßobertSpencer IS 0 0 J. Morrison. em... 1() 0 0 R. Lloyd. Esq. Broad . W. RI isset. Esq. per Green. Croydon.. 2 0 0 the Editor of the Daniel Sykes, F.sq.. Trave11er........ 5 5 0 M.P. .. 26 0 0 .1. C. Iloblsouse. E. Austin, Esq., Esa. M. P...... 100 0 0 Clayton ......... 10 0 0 T. W Tin-plate-workers. scritition in the employ of Will:am ('oriel, Messrs. May- E. ... 2 0 0 nerd and ti,:r. J. Painter 1 111 t Kett. enemies to Quippe cter itriustiee....• •.. 20 0 Fortis I 1 0 . _ .. T. 1 . .. Bull.. 1 0 0 A Later of Fair '''.Linn... Thorns , ' Cooper I I 0 Date Oholum Janses Fair I 1 0 Relic:trio-- 0 141 0 An Independent Dr. Steers. - ... UlO 6 Gardener, at ;An Burin) to p- Romforql - 0 10 6 I nows II 11., r. tient : F..... 0W 6 J"hu limes/ PAR- .. -. *. Friend to the - ' 1 Loug-1104, Dery .- ---;:- . T • .;„Prlnelples that.. -"f•-• -' mondsey. l6 1011 placed the ....•- - 0. Orimb , m ll 2 0 House of 11a- James Hogg. Esq. . flower on the Old Broad-street. 10 0 0 Britislahrone I 1 0 N. 1 0 0 Strike, but hear 0 10 6 Mr. C. D. Ohage, Audi alteram par -994. Borough.... 1 0 0 tent .......... 010 6 Mr. Dibbin........ I 0 0 Sundry small S. R OlO 0 sums 1 66 W E 1 1 0 R. G. A. 3 3 0 10 13 8 John 'Burton I I 0 J. Hunter . 1 1 0 Servility proems Castigatque Auctit patronage .. . • A Borousthonian 6 5 0 R. 0. per Mr. Kent. I 1 0 It. T. Mandeville I llt 11. C. per ditto.... 1 I U Liberty. • . J. II 1 0 0 Weallier.tone.l:sq. 10 10 0 S. Whitbread, Esq. A VJterao ut the late 111. P. Rt. Hon. Earl Fitz- France, 21, francs I 0 0 william 5OO 0 0 W. Smedley, Roro' 1 1 41 Lord Holland-- RIO 0 0 J. Williams. Esq... 25 0 0 Earl of Jersey.-- 50 0 0 M.Wyvill,Esq.:llP. tM u 0 Lord John Russell, E. 8. 100 U 0 SI .P .. 96 0 0 L. an Officer on half- W, V. 2O 0 0 pay. an enemy of LordOssulstos.hl.P.2s 011 injustice. oppres- Vise. Duncannoo.. 25 0 0 Rion. and lawless E.'Ellice.Esq. M.P. 50 U 0 N iolener. 5 0 0 H. Brougham, Esq. S. Lake, E.q. Alfred- M.P 23 0 0 place. Redford-sq. 92 0 A Friend.perMr.—,loo 00 R. (1. - - -91 0 o T. Denman, Esq. Visct. Fbrington - 10 olt M.P 25 0 0 An old Foxite - 6 0 0 Dr. Lushington, His Grace the Duke M.P... .. .. .. 23. 0 0 of Somerset - 100 0 0 Dancer. Fellowes, Geo.Goodwio.Esq. 5 0 0 and C... and 3 J. Candi'', Esq. Queer Fish, its (Hereford) - - 9 0 0 Clipstone- street. 6 0 0 An Enemy to Injus 'As Enemy to Op- tic* (at Dover).. 1 0 0 1 pression - - - 1 0 0 John lltrandrett,Esq. 5 6 0 A. W. Pedley. Esq. 6 0 0 John Horton, Esq., J. Docker.Borr-st., Chiswell-street - I 1 0 London Docks I 1 0 Times Journal - - 95 0 0 C. W. (}.per ditto 1 1 0 John Walter. Esq.- 25 0 U J. Alder. per ditto 1 1 0 Benj. Rytand. Esq. A. 8., per ditto - 1 1 0 (Bigglecivade) - 1 1 0 Daniel Ilawood,per Tom and his Friend ditto - - - - 1 1 0 L. O. - - - 0. R. Atkinson, per J. *lkon. Coburg ditto - -- - 05 0 rood. Kent-road -b 0 0 Mr. Delves - - - 0 10 6 J. Pinder, Esq. 5 0 0 Mr. Bragg - - - 0 10 6 S. T. - 1 0 0 8., a Lady. paid to Rev. Archdeacon Bs- Ald. Wood - -100 0 0 theist - 90 0 0 A few Friends. meet- John Rippon 1 0 0 lug at a Coffee- Robert Challenger. room in the City, Esq. 111 P. ISO 0 0 1 who wish the exam- Edward Waller, EN. pie may be follow- hates - 6 1 0 ed: First subserip- W. S. Mitchinson, Lion, per J. N..... 30 0 Cripplegate 1 101 The Mites of four Mr. Dyer - I I 0 Commereial Ti.- ' Thos. Wiskart. Esq. 10 10 0 yellers. meeting at R. Cantiffe, Esq. the White Bear. Blackburn - 640 Blandford,Sunday, Sarah Blake - 61 0 Oet. 7, Friends to An old Ourdettite 65 0 the Constitution, C. B. - 1 0 0 but not to despotic . T. H. - 1 0 0 power ..• J. B. Monet, Rig., Col. Hoghes.ll.P. 100 0 0 111. P............. 60 0 0 Rev. Dean of St. Mr. Phipps. Proprie- Asspis - 10 0 0 tor of **News.. 6 8 0 An Emmy to Injustice I 0 0 F. D., Islington.... 1 0 0 Sir Marks Nonek, A Mite to the Cheta- Raft - 20 00, tier, seas peer et . C. E. Nadir, f. 20 0 0 saes res t... 111 0 Mary Barite. Pyedi- Riehard en.. - grange 6 0 0 Stoke Newingtoe SWO 'F. lr tiraper. Mist I I 0 J.& JO6. .8.9 street - 1 I 0 , $ 40 .. . sr. S. d. 2. a. d- Right Holt. Earl •f J. Con, Esq. Wis- Darlington 100 0 0 beach - - 1 10 , Sir Robert faros, O.E. Hyde-pl. Hortons 0 0 Bart, M. P. 13- 0 0 E. Carlile - - 5 5 0 Robert Gummy. Esq/ C. Corbould. regrets he M. P. - 93 0 0 canaot give more 1 0 0 J. Ite Loots, Zsq, Newington Led, thanks Allow - 10 10 0 to Sir R. Wilson for Alfred Thoitpn, Esq. I 1 0 opposing the Select John Oaks. Esq. Vestry Bill - - I I 0 Freeschool-street I I 0 E. Franks, Islington 2 2 9 John Harris, per Mr. R. seott, New Barge- Black I I 0 house - - I I 0 John f.oekhart. Boro' 1 1 0 T. Capper. jun. - 1 I 0 Jos.Burch.=.2s 0 0 Newington, opposer of C. B. Smart, Select Vestry Bills 1 0 0 ware - road - 1 1 0 A Loser of Justice l 1 0 J. 11. Powell. Esq. W. Sadgroce, Esq. Old Darlington -51 10 0 0 Holton - - 9 2 0 A few Friends at the R. C. Crueetlx, Esq. Northampton arms, per Statesman - 5 5 0 Ovireft-street.... I IS 0 An Old Whig. .... 2 2 0 W.C7Bitisflehl, Esq. 1 1 0 Major Cartwright.. 5 0 0 AllritttWisber • 96 0 0 Samuel James,.... I I 0 _ _ _ - John Mallsell Smith, Henry Lee. esq.... 5 0 0 Esq. - 21 00 E. Gregory, Gevens- J. C. Ramsden, Esq. buildings ........ 1 0 0 U. P. - 23 0 0 R. L. J0ne5........ 1 1 0 A Yorkshireman. per H . . . 2 0 0 J. G. Lambton, C.H Esq, M. P. - 100 0 0 P.Moore, Esq.NI.P 3 h U Marg. of Tavistock 30 0 0 Sundry small sums U 14 6 Right lion. Lord A Friend. Richmond, Anson - 100 0 0 Yorkshire 1 0 0 J. B.Great Yarmouth, Mr. Richardson 5 5 0 per Ld J. Russell 3 0 0 Mr. It. Ellis 2 2 0 Alt-naiades-Galloway, J. M. French, esy 5 5 0 Esq. 6 0 0 Edward linht•r 2 2 0 Baloh Rernal, Esq. Wm. Stevens...—. 1 1 0 M. P. - 23 0 0 Versus the Scotsman, Me. Wm. Kell 1 I U Pack Fungus 3O 0 iorpirit of the Peo- J. Atkinson, Fore against the Spi- strue..tripplegale I 0 0 rit of Despotism 1 1 0 Tie lththt lion. the An Opposer of King Lord Mayor ll 10 0 Londonderry's Sys- Mr. Win. Coa:ei 2 : e, u tent - - 1 1 0 J. D.. Red L. !, W. Green. 170, Ox- street. liolh:bra . I 0 0 tard-street - 1 1 0 Wm. Maud I I U 11. Green, 3, Duke-st. Jos.'Foild, esti.. •• • 5 5 0 Manchester -square 1 1 0 Mr. S. Deinksil 2 0 0 J. Dale - - 1 0 0 Anthony Soulim •eF 1. J.llume, Esq.M.P. 30 0 St. Ninry-hilt a slt R. T. Borough - UlO U Rob. Steven:on, esq. N. Rogers,Shoreditch 9 2 0 Tower-street 3 sit imldastrum Lytle Noche RlCit. 1 . ” to i, e3:1,, Applicant! for Derry S!!ne-lane Down Triangle - I 1 0 J. II u-combe. r4i. M. A. N. - - I U 0 st. Paul's ehteree- J. Collins. 41. Duke-st. a rd............. I 2 0 Manchester-Tare 9 2 0 ( 1 13. l,•:. lloppe. es.!. lii to it W.J.tiewell,lslington 290 J. Ili:NH:en. e•vi. ;0 to it Ali E,nenty to Injustiee 1 0 0 J , ,ho Sanford - - 1 I o ,t: w Friends. per It. Tnt.luas ‘Viltskire 2 111 • vlie - - -3 0 0 lie krge 1.....401r - - 12 il k , !.„,„er,„nd - 2 2 0 Smnoel Jones - - I 0 0 R- J. Ilendrie - I 0 0 Saineel Far-11, r-1. 3 0 0 J. Junes. Esq. - 3 0 0 'l'. S. Ott:mm.lw. R. Surridge. Esq. 33 0 esq. - - lit ti 0 Jr. - - - I 00 G . and T. Fi:cit - 33 0 ~ Brooks - - I 1I) Itirli, I.itlwr,il, esq. Jo to u (chards, seq. S t I/ 1 0 0 Jos. Drinkald, esq. 2 0 0 VI 404 H h4llllllol Iwo *stetted by th e followleg Banliiiii; nnses :—Ntessrs. Marten, Stone, and Co. OS, Lombard , sheet; Williams and Co. Birchin-lane ; Ladbroke an" Co. Rank-buildings; Ransom and Co. Pall-mall; and Sir ohn Pinhorn and Co. Borough Bank; at the City of London Ta vern, Bishopspte-street ; and at the Three Tuns Tavern, Borough. All letters, &c. to be addressed to the Secretary , at the City of Lon don Tavern, Bishopsgate-streel, and Three Tuns Tavern, Southwark. By Order of the Committee ROBERT HALL , Sec. Three Tuns Tavern, Oct. 20, 1521. - - The following Works are published by Ottridge and Rack ham, in the Strand : ISS SEWARD'S MONODY on MAJOR ANDRE! with the Letters he addressed to her when a Youth of Eighteen. Also, ELEGY 011 CAPTAIN CooK. By the same Author. To which is added, Sy MPATIIV, a Pewiti. Ity Mr. Trott. Handsomely printed in one vol. small Svo., with three ele gant Engravings. price tis. boards. A Martin.% of IscTvests on the PRINCIPLES and PRACTICE of Maness flottoene, chiefly derived from the Lectures of Sir Atirt.evr COOPER. Bart. F.R.S.. &^. &c.. in which will be found some of the Opinions of the most ecleb•ate..l Sur geons from the time of hunter to the present moment, in terspersed with numerous Cases. See 1 Edition. By Mingay Syder, Surgeon. Lecturer on Mediciue, tte. &c. By the same Author, A Seems of QCESTIONs and ANSWENS on the PRACTICE Of PIITSW, MATIRIA ClinlitisTßY. BOTANY. &C. ; written expressly for the Use of Students prepatinz for their Examination at Apothecaries' Hail. in whiet. th 3 eltemieal Changes of the London Pharmacopteie are clearly explain ed, in one vol. small Bvo.. prices 14. boards. ** This is the only Work we have seen for the purpose of preparing Gentlemen for Apothecaries' Hail. in the sltwe of Questions and Answers ; we look upon it as very well adapted to the object designed."—Medico-Citirurgical Re view. The above Medical Works may also be had of Highley, in Fleet-street. This day are published. a second Edition. in one farce vo lume (Ivo. pnce 21s. in boards, illustrated by twents-one t fully engraved copper-plates, and up nerds of one hundred wood-cuts. ONE THOUSAND EXPSICIAIENTS in CHE- M I 'TRY, accompanied by PitAITIC If. OBS E Ft- V ATIONS. and several thousand PROCESSES, in fire USEFUL ARTS, dependant on that Scienee. By COLIN td ACKENZIE. This Volume recommends itself by its practical Utility, be the comprehensiveness of its Details, and by the adapta tion of modern Discoveries to the interests of ComineeN. nn4 Society. It describes at large the Processes nt present col towel in the various Chemical Arts and Manufactures of Great Britain and other countries :—such as, The reduction and working of metals; Gilding and silvering ; The generation and uses of steam ; The cry s:allization of salts ; The tests for deteeting adolteratios substances ; The preparation of gases ; The processes of bleaching and dyeing The brewing of malt liquors, wine and vinegar; The art of bread-making; The distillation of spirituous and other liquors; The arts of preserving and curing animal food; The arts of taming end varnishing; With a great variety of isformatiow regarding chemical agents. apparatus, and operedenft. Also regarding the rezwearzna exhibited by simple. elective, and Emponnd sanity; by fusion, subliinekion, l evaporation, in and ebullition ; by the evolution. absorption. and motion of heat; by respiration, combustion, pews phormieenCe, and delousing compounds; and by specific gravity. With aanterous suggestions for the advancement, of the arts, of !metal comforts, sad of the interests of manufac turers. London Printed 1W Sit Richard Phillips and Co. Bridge.' street, Maeltrisrs. of obemical and other PRICE SEVIN PrKCE. 3 of .C 30.000 MONEY ! and J. SIVEWRIGIIT strongly recommend the ft) lr • Lottery midair begins drawing NEXT TUESDAY, ' when the first drawn Prize will have .C 30.000 Not two Blanks to a Prize. All eloner. Tickets and Shares are Selling by J. and J. SIVEIVRIGIIT, who Sold in the fast Lottery. 4421 a Prize of 223.000, and many of ./ 1 30.000, 120,000, Ic. ate. have been distributed to the Public, at 37, Cornhill, IN Haymarket. and LI, Holborn. SLOVE II RAT ES and KITCHEN RA NG E.S.- J. EVANS,Stoveand Range Manufacturer. Fish-street- Idll. respectfully solicits the Nobility and Gentry - who are refitting or furnishing houses to an inspection of his most extensive and fashionable Stock of DtNIN 6-ft Onm. Parlour. and Chamber STOVES, Fenders. and Fire-irons, adtrptel either for the plainest or the most magnificent apart:nent, at from 7s. each to 100 guirnms and npwards. J. Evans par- . ticularly recommends his improved KITCHEN RANGES, with perpetual ovens and steamboileri. calculated for roast big. Imi.ing, baking, and steaming, on principles of econo my and g eneral utility. allowed to he inferior to none ever offered t o the Pidle. at from oto 20 guineas each ; a larger apparatus, for taverns end extensive establishments, from 301. to 1001, each. Baths. closets. halls. staircases, conser vatories, &a. heated by steam from the back of the kitchen range, or by means of a separate boiler, at a very trifling . expense. it oasting-jaa son the newest and most approve I pr.nciples. 'se kitchens. camps. nndships. Warm air STeve.i.., with ascending or descending flues. for halls. wsrelionies. or shop.. A very elegant variety of japanned and paper tea salvers. tea and coffee urns.plated artieles with, ilvernnunt- - ings, patent dish covers. and every a-tide off.. iinary l‘re uten sils, on the lowest terms. Patent nch LAMPS. f.-... 1111- ner tables, sideboards, &c.. in toe greatest variety. hiteo ' factory. I. Fisii-street-hiii, (corner house.) nearly opps:ta ' the IIdo:sEMP.NT. London-bridge. COURT OF COMMON COUNCIL. Yester lay a Court of Common Council was held f the special pittpo.e of presentioz the thanks of the Court, and also the Freedom of the City Oil a fold value one hundred guinea.), to Joseph Him,. Est', for- his zr.slous tunl intlefiC4uhle exerti •ns in PArliarnent, in rechwe the public expenditrrt•, and the introiltiction of every practicable economy. Soon after twelve ceehttli, the Lord Mayor. Sot. en tered, and the Court was opene,l i:i the u•nal for.::. •FFIIAV A'r liNiGwrsnnirmc. Mr. Ablertosn tl'Avro '.Nbe:Tged to offer!. tt•or ob. serva:ioos. Ile was aw4re ill-At this Coort wat • sum- utolle , l for a Special porpose, ;.'4 Ile should be,th:• Last tnan iit it to introduce ant• iffeit•TalltCt nhiza wa•t likely to give risP to .s di.cnseinn. !tat the sithjevt opon w hi r l, h e was now to Speak,-involved a ipiestion of privi:e•ze, and w.is„ therefor", entitled t e..eir moo s ri.tiis a•teuti.in. Ile Lill l'Sl)re propose• I.tt• liefor" the Court tt:. • rorrecp,tnden: • e had passed bet we 11 him and IA .I'4 Ritlittrat, and ►race 'Lil. so :►t an eir'i:r per':od, %erre it not that be wan Oat of t•nrt:.vL 'it 11► e las: Cosirt was held, and th•• t:•onrt before hi I horn so stli:Ile:11V convened that h* di., not hear of it until late in tit" ..venir.g of the (fly on which it %t . as Leid. Ile wicked 'taw to lay bt fore the Court the papers on this subject, leaving it t • theta to set as they thought fit with respect to them.— For himself, he was of little consequence, anti there fore it mattered not what he might have suffered. Hat he was anxious for the honour, character, anti dignity of the City of London, which f. ion the oifiee conferre I upon him he was bound to support, and which he col ceived had been insulted in his person nn the o.easio , . to which he alluded. He held in his hand two letters, which he did not at first conceive to he of importance, but which bad since become so from certain feet: which bad transpired on the tti:d of a man named (i;if• tiths, for a riot at the funeral of Haney and Men he (Alderman complained of the pro ceedings of the . 2titli of August, his complakt w passed over. A ciaar!••e of regieet of tlit'v - .vas, how ever, made against him by the Noble Lord. It w said that the mob were i a state of riot, and that he did not exert himself to !tre,:erve the peace, but that a Police AllZiStrate was HI/ll : fed to interfere. All this Was broadly stated, and yet no inquiry had been in stituted. One of the letters which lee held is his hand. had been sent to him in order to pia Mils liven to dates, f , r the purpose of substantiating the elstrges alleged against him. The letter, will his answer to it, were short, and he tvottid therefore read them ;--- " Whitehall, Atwnst 3 4 ), " SIR-At a late hour last i rel.:v . :7M your P. ter of yesterday, in which you tie six o'clock on Stitsday afternoon as the time when the outrage took plac , , which you represented in soar former letter to It•v. been committed on the Civii Power by the Life Guard 4. " I have only to desire that you will lave the preci. , t time, when you withdrew from littigtitsltridge, after tranquillity hail been perfectly restored ; unless you should leave any objection to make, such a statement.— ' am, Sir, your most oltedi-nt ituttiltie SVrV tie;, " Mr. Sheriff Waithman. " BATIIVRST." To this letter. though lie perceived its tendency, he mweiliately returned tile folio•xing answer : (viler.) " Rriiltre-.treet, :Intrust 30, IEI2I. " MY Lonn—l e , n have !11l ON:411(111 to give your Lordship every infor,:iati.in i a my power, hot it is ilitli• cult to speak with exact preei,loa as to time. I have already stated that it was six o'c!ork whim ay., affray .t: Knightsbridge took glare; it might Bove been a iriarter of an hour after. I left tiv:te Park Corner, a, ilearly as I can state, about a quarter lietorie eight n'elock. —I have the honour to he, your Lordship's mast ohe lietit huitible servant, (Signed) " Roar. IVarrumast. " To the •Right Hon. Earl Bathurst, &c." It was rather extraordinary. though by no means unexpected by him, that after a complaint hail heeta matte to the Secretary for the Coloetil Department (E in Bathurst), ant after a statement by his Lord ship that an iariry should he set as foot, yet that •he (Mr. Waithinan) should never haft, born calleshipoti —should never have been allowed tb eel a single iit nese In support of his original 'coinplitint ! *lit while all inquiry of this nature WAS riiiipi, an inquiry of another nature was set on foot.. An iagoirt PIP. fore a Police Magistrate was insti.ateti, befits valiota police agents were examined, %V rut flake itito• the etinduct—i it of the rioters of the* 28th of August, hat of the S'ieriffs of :he caao6r of I .llltiblles'ex.—!llear, liear.}-is-iThe faces stated against h';l9,.arere found inca. pate of proof; as the contrtry. hie original mate meats were confirmed on this tnquiry ; scd this heist Joinn to.bit the.calut. all inqu'rc of arsot4er nature tas denied. If the statements e ur , 1 ag ainst hi.n - ware - 0 ..„