The Statesman. — London, England, 1818-05-25 00:00:00

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' .••' ' • ' VS ',,Illl . :! f. , 1• I , 9;, . it 1 , . . .f • (...,, , , ~ • ~ .. 1 ( ~. .. • - . ... . • s. , ' : 6• . i. . :.•.• m .. , . . : a . ti 3 ~. eal ep erairmumi a mik ,„.. morp - ... •• o. . . ; ! .3 , • se3•rit". '.:, - 04 - .. - . , . . g r )1 • . . , eg ye . -,,, .i bud ",:rwee , ,. , -, .. ... /._ 'LONDON, MONDAY . MAY 25, 18111'- - • , ~::: •'. - ; -..: .:.... ~ •• FP , . r iij , 6 -claim** f , ' l ,), •, • - , . „1" . ,. . :•-. - , .. I,'ozbot• - • . . .._ . . ; . __ __--- ____________.._ • ~ . . ...... . -- .. .T • " . • •• , , • n'27, 4 e Cattle fol. whirl Ilurroso fell ix N s id, si r e d Brom dad vatic ipeofold r .. ..• • • . ft.- ... •• . , ... - t.,•;' . . , •,.„ , ..• . . .. ... . -, • - • • T • - -• .. .. . . A/411,01CA4 B Skfis OP IPLArOrs. buss STANHOPE'S NEW WORK . • '7 .ANNIVER.SARY ok silt F. BURDETI"S • - -- ... mischief coeICI drier from sit honest and good man GREAT Variety of 'eeriest, turfed, ' sod .• Tug do, Wee teibMstsed., in Titree Volum.* p r i c e Is s . 6d.,1 BLEt;7I.ON. holding sn had en elm It was, al It were, look- 11, sonameotel TREK. •M *RUB, and HICRBACEOUS rag NUN QF .SANTA MARIA DI TIN- • ing to a broken f eed; and, therefore, tie thoeiht .LOW EN s.4Era ilPPoreteli Sem " b Y "%Jr' 41 .- DAR°. -ems- - the eleventh Aaelvereary of the. Friends that sot the slightest about* to the Patllic could . . . . li n, are anw se lioest then y, Ilmineetteare, tt, , tun i,". is Urge ne mash ' assettninits, top title follaeleg Author ~ By L. S. STANHOPE. „ The suoeiot Bride , o o•i to the Parity of Election mat celebrated at the Crown be derived from his exertions; and hence he eios. . • .... A m e n's:is s-25 sorts &la.: 50 ditto 31., aid 100 ditip M. , "Di Montrawso. 4 Made. '-- hl Colleethre l Or new MIS' to* . NISITPII Heat" " Sorg Likenesses." " Age we Live in," "Core tied Anchor Tavern, •iis the Strand, ' el m , a enelittieett e !esttral of alembre," •" Treachery," " Montanull•lth- . ; ~.., a dored his attendance, either in the h ouse ni there, • M ERWIN rre small C o llections. or 44•911iiibe. ' be,4 a/. • '• • .Orders boo the Couutry prinerdy 'w ad e d. Printed for A. K . Newman and Co. Learbahati.eareet. ‘ ''e The Wiener eras sithostl ies4 l a t a b. o w ,. at fi, o mislead the Public; aed it was for that. fehaelD, led • - Wane may be had. published this Sprint', eclock bet the company did sot assemble omit that only, that his frienj ( Mr. Psokes ) had declined , 5., • - - GENEVIEVE; or, Ties Os phen's Visit. B 3 Mrs. Strait, . .. I . • Woe present, end that he had retired Item that greet • Thistles was itahlished, 3 yds. 16s. 6d. ' considerably after that Moir. . . , . No. Nl.ll. of DU N KTH YIN s or . The Visit to Paris. 4 vols. 92‘. Soon after. five o'clock Mr. Hint entered the House to which he (Sir Francis) hid the honour • e - . . WOMAN r or, Minor Mations, a Sketch. 2 vois.lls. vi sli e om_. _and took hi s seat at the upper table, near to belong.--( Laughter )-L-He confessed that it was pig LITER f A n fit t . JO . UPCN A A n 1 , 4 4, pe an ti d ties G m erta era ea b l .. eraSE;.RE) 1 s.lllNa. 6, EVERY MANSION. By *sweet Swan. Chair. to.possible he could do any good for his Conatitleata, Mistdttsny 1 - , c as hing,. and A asurelsisents.-Prire Itt. , • FOUN DLING OF DEVONSHIRE. By Miss C. D. At half-past five o'clock the Chairman, accomps. and lie had its' hesitation in saying he Shoold be happy dodo* received by A- Christie, 962. ?Omit (the frillier Havnee, e ' A,. a7 ,.. 6d. p i e d b L ord Cochrane hi r - math„,.tas M . is the never to set his foot in the House again, unless sits- b eer y s E. Wilton. SL nod J. Giiilitilells Sk:Alt BRIDE AND NO~W IFE . WIFE. By Mrs. MN*, 4 vols. 225. ' y . • • 1 • , Ir r .l ....A~,f a ir B o okseller. and News-venders, at the • herr Runs reside. no . A and earreption prectised egaielo the People was selfie • , - NEW EDITIONS. Bruce, Mr. Peter Walkerillr. Wooler, Mr. Starch, e"." 1 " 4.1811 1 •b* Paper i hii iiirt ja *QM DAY ED-in t Pi di " It *. lt, , .-** This day was publi.bed, in Four Volume* , Price 96 Pireewtov Prkee "W i t t‘ W ihe iii - & imp* . / • . Sly BANDIT'S BRIDE; . "4 -: P. 111 00 6 4 1 .11 1 010 - Sit rairaff therefor t he should " 9 " The. lis'id . 4 41;d w n i t sbm . .7....' "Inaddi d a I reisi al atd " c o o f ti G tin e se4 l"l""i plited . Co. t o e; e Utar l.n o t lA' S° • 4l ). eitilibehli w6d 4 estry ;""lb • ern . 'llkeT-14111."'efeiss°bseleisetarksined t he H Z: . " ' tliebsitd playing Seellso eortqaering Hero cones. . dress--(1 ......,-..f-•es By LOUISA SIONF:Y.,STANHOPE. --t - A'1,090 PEE MINUTE. Printed for A. K. Newman and Co. Leadeaball street. After the cloth - had been removed, t h e H ee , not -address himself tie theta •epon !het ;object; 'for, £40,000, 415.000. or re9d.003 for the St atiedtriwn Prize Where inns be had. entiously above ‘1,030. THE BALANCE OF COMFORT. By Mn. Ross, S vols. CHAt OMAN gave-. - . to soave one or two. Members who woad act coned- "The People-the only source of legitimate power. (Load and constitutionally, net of the number in HAZ ARD lied CO. Contractors'Schente, formed , Prit''' 16.. 641 . ST. GLAIR o'n the basis of distributing 107 CAPITAL PRIZES By Mrs. Prime, 4 vols. 201. . Tune-" Britons strike home." In the Erna Halt H or. THURSDAY. posting one drop of etateritito the see with e view of alsomoe Adatotturen.ClCELY; or, The Rose of tatty. By A. Musgrave, 4 •r• ~ Ith JUNE, -TWENTY THOUSAND POUND PRIZES „ is. 2.4. she neat toast was- • diminishing its ultimo,: The -Hon. Ilsromot then :,. „,„s h e p ris on, betides the Chance 4 onset Capitals. EDWARD. By Dr. Moore, 4 yob. 225. 1 , The Kirg end Constitution, and a speedy recovery of t oo k a rev ie w o f the ancient Consti.ution and Leos, • . THE SCHEME CONTAINS F.MMELINE; or, Orphan of the Cantle. By Charlotte both."-Tane. " Risk Britannia." an d compared them with the present , and lie alma i 5 Prises of ‘20,000! Serails. 4 vols. ea:. Toast -" Maya Reform in Patai.iment Won enable the United 4 Prises of ‘5.000 and .610C(1 .1 ETHELIN DE. ; sir, Recluse of the Lake . By Use same Kingdom to follow the example of Westminster, uud elect their ca lled the attention of the Meeting to the measure • 40 Prises of 1140 surd JAW Author, 5 vets. 2,5•,_ own Representatives ." which had passed in the 11.4 use on Friday night, 6.5 Prime of .CXIO and .C-200! MATILDA AND &I ALEK ADH I LL. By Mad. Coffin, Tone-" Old England to thyself be nue." - 9,696 Prizes of RIM), £30,.&e. Re. 4 vols. EC called the Alien Act, sod he alluded to it liter use it Mr. STURCII now rose, and observed, that the was said That Englishmen lie d en f eeling. _o mig h. ; The First 91.3 Prizes will have £l,OOO More. CHILDREN OF THE ABBEY. By R. M. Roche, 4 Gentlemen who were acting as stewards on the pre. ler.)-In former times, a foreigner was treated with the Th e First !WO Blanks w ill have iel s each. v ol s. 24. . The Sixtledraau Prise -above seI,OUU Inuit be BEGGAR GIRL. Ity Mrs. Emmett, 5 vols. 275. 6d. sent occasion, were for the most part friends of - his, same liberality in this country as he was in his own, .' 5e9.200 I . DUNCAN AND PEGGY. By M. Heine. 3 'oh 15s. and they had thus early permitted himinpropose, trt AC/3,0001-er, BARON TRKNCK . Bs Thomas Iloicroft.S vols. 16s 6d. and the laws were particularly indulgent to him, and se-W.ooft f CAROLINE OF LICHTFIELD. By the tame Author, several successive anniversaries of the dal, the toast i f whether we were at war with that nation or nut, Tickets and Sherman selling by fl AZAR!) and Co. Con- S v_i_ds. las. G he was about to give, and he awes proud to say it had wet IN HAM. By Mary Robinson,4 volt. Vs. their persons and properly were protected. lie quo- - I ''' troriost„ at their very'' old Odlce, No. 93, Royel Exchange, Lundan (esenhished upwa"h of One Hundred Years), who - fed the learned Montesquieu for riseiples on this . • ~ . . &phi and Shared MIDSUMMER PRESENTS. (Applattse.)-lie should have been glad to have per- subject, who bad said, that " The English are the FIVE PRIZES OF TWENTY THOUSAND POUNDS. This day was unlashed. forme I that gratifying task last year, had he not only nation in the world that made the protection.of ; * ita the Last Year's Lotteries, and Capitals is former Lecteries New Rabb's' of the following standard ai.d Instructive Works, been abroad. This, he observed, was the eleventh r • t : • am ouonoz to Million... a otetikttell a part of their own f ree d o m"--(Applause.) embellished with Elegant Plates. and neatly linlfeboued in anniversary of the Triumph of Westminster and the N. B. Last Lottery Tickets rose to £3O, and Sixteenths to roan and lettered. Printed solely fur A. K. Newman and All their e ff orts in Parliament would be useless % ndli• 40s. This Lntiery has MORE CAPITALS , - Purity of Election--(Avsistese)- mod he was sure less the People could have that share io the Le.gisla. , .. TICK ETa, tet the rrice, set present, is only £l9 Ilk. fora AFFECTIONATE BROTIIERS. thet all those who pigatilpsted in tkat triumph, •-,-. firm which they ought to have; for that as much be. Ili ko, and '271. for a Si strenth. By Mrs. HOFLAN D. . would be convinced Asti* Were newel •by thelonged ~, tote. People as the Crowtt did to the Kin. ta,' • - S 'l : . _____ • Two vols. ss. half-bound, roan and lettered. soundest constitotional principles. Tlnty fleeted the .... ( A pp l ause )_The People's r i ghts were i nal i eno w e . WF are requested to direct the attention of per- CLERGYMAN'S WIDOW. By the same Author, 2s. 6d. noble and honourable Representative at no sixpence 4. 4 -Ons afflicted with 'rental or bedily decay, nervous de- MERCHANT'S W I DOW. By the same Aat h it, ~ ..e. 61. It had been said by some that the last year of the to himself, in the year 1807, because they believed \ • vilify, inward wmaings, loss of appetite, indigeetimi, depression IP3 AItR et DOES GIRL. fie th e came Author. 46. boards. Parliament. would be the best ; and he begged the aspirin. tremhline gar ,hakine of the Ipord",srortertic mid every PANORAMA OF EUROPE; or, A . New Game of Gera - .that he would be a faithful representative of,.their Meeting to look to its character. l ie quoted. Janies, ! other kind of eruption, asthma'. ulcerated throats, sentient g raphs , . By Cie -amp Author, 4s. hoards. rights and p rivile g es ; and from Abet. diy doom. to. wenknes,, pains in the limbs and : joints, consumptive •Tbits, :lad COTTAGE STORIES: .r, Tale, of My Grandmother. who had observed, tint '' one year of repentance. all corstitut tonal complaints, immereately to make trial of the By ai m C. C. Ward. 2.. half t ame) , p a to ma t lettered, the present moment they ha. '. no occasion . to. re, made but poor atonement for six years of iniciriti. 4 eetso:ated CORDI Al. BALM OF RAKASIRE or aLiture s - I)O3IESTIC COMFORTS. a Tale. By Mn . Erasers pent of what they had do , 1 ,ad applause.)-4t -(Applaute.)-The interest of Prince and People Inealible Antorative, as prepared and 8.50, : w hoiciale , end Kelly, tic. would be a matter . of great "It to Wol. s to . • be was the same ;it was adverse to that principle of pro.. , i retail, Ist C. J. Jordan. Mi. lE._ 0 f the East tondos' alciacal ELM GROVE I or. History of the Canr a bell Family, Ss. Estehlishreent, 7, Cannon-street Road, St. George's in the Ear, IMPROVING TALER. ys. able to speak in equal terms to on the present state prielorship which destroyed the authority of a Prier,* . • London. ft is universally ac k n owledged to be the most my titan AND MY DOG. n Tale fir Ynath, 2.. of the country ; hot that cititot be looked for and Peeple,.:. He bad been celled a Jacobin. He had agreeable and pourer ful restorative in ail tar atrove cone MINOR. MOP ALS. RV Charlotte Smi th . . '2 eels. ss. Plum's ever discovered ;it thins the blood, eases the POEMS FOR, -YOUNG MI ft Ili. Br Miss Harwood, 21. while the People were so p inanely under (he no otiietieito the name if they *10%146 give it Mm, OW eioleot pins ie the bead and stomncii, mid promotes BIOGRAPHY Of a SF' AN I A,. 4.. cotstroul and government of GM' wise and good Mi- tor it atitinOt Signify by what name men were debit- es orie. peas o loottos.-is is utterly itu a reitile fir tuhr'ilar I FASHIONABLE LETTER WRITER. By R. Turner, nisters-( laughter)--antl what the final consequences Mite& TT Illtrtrprinciples were those of justice end ..,... ; - to ea 10.18, or eloquence to extol. sufficiently the value or B. A. 2s. 64. boards.honour. For himself he would rather see the this wimiletfol mid 'premien-able Medi , ine in re.torine health MODERN DOMESTIC COOKERY. By Elizabeth would be Heaven only k n ew ; but he (Mr. Sturch) to the afflicted, and giving signor to she aged ; thousands has- Itiermond. 4s broods. looked forward with extreme fear and alarm, and whole power in the Crown then in an shin• log been rebutted to perfect health, after having horn so le. MARY AND FANNY. is Tale. By Jut enis. 4s. boards. whether we were destined to lose our liberties alto. dotted Oligarchy above the Crown.-He did not , e diced by different diaoises, as to have-been despaired uf, not BEL'S A RIGS. Ry Moormontet(Cooke's Poo es). th. hullos, only by their I: lies, bat also by their profe•sionA a rreneants. cuLLIVEIt'S TRAVELS. By De io Swift (Cooke. tether he knew not ; but the electors of Westminster say this from mere floveish. He spoke from Sold, by appointment of the Proprietor, in bottles 11.. each, Planes), 4., hoards. never could be deprived of one gratifying recollec- deliberate consideration ; for it Ives the interest k • or two quantities in i•or. 20e. each; or fo u r oi : e difi es h i 'ma A. K. Newman mod C.t. have pilerat• a A rent variety of , fa m ily bottle. fur Ms., duty int laded, by Ishii h one tie. bottle cheaper productwas for the amusement of Youth and time the at lion, of having set an example eleven years ago, of a Monarch to act in conformity with the wishes of is saved. This iuestintable Medicine will keep in all fli'ligte.. Schools. which if it had been followed by the constituents of his People. A King might be : good, a wise, a great :. and may be had of Barclay tend $OO6, Fleet - market : Vride, 46, _ _ other counties, would have averted all the evils un- man ; bel'aillaroughmenger Faction must be odi oil Cstrithill; H. J. Preston, 101. Strand; J. Ili. heels. 193. i 4 . '1 CONTEMPORARY .. BRITISH PORTRAITS. Strand i Riake. 56 , Piceedill6; Barker, 1 25, ° t rod-street ; der which the People laboured, and have saved the posseetidg all 'he qualities of a bloodsucker, wept Chandler, 76. Oxford mires i Tom hi. Middle - row, lloitioni ; rift: twENTY-FOURTII NUMBER of Country.-(Confinued applause.)-The worthy Gen- in this • respect-that a leech would in tone- fall .. and by the most respectable Medicine Venders in every purr of ea.' 'levant .:rd useful Work Is lion putilished, contain- demon concluded by proposing- the kingdom. i g PORTR A ITS of off; a Borisoghmonger sever would . -( Loud ape Dr C. J. .Tordnn takes this general opportunity of an- 'I --; Duke of W ELLING I ON, " Wesonketer's Pride and Eng) end ' . Hope, Sir F. Burdett." nlause.)-The light was rapidly advancing, by wh I ich , ; stroneine tan the Public. that he still omn e les study exclusive- Admiral Sir 1/Yllf. PA R K hit. Bort. -(The room resounded for eevedil minutes eOh the acclarna- • Sir WILLIS •.I II 1 N111.1'0% . K. B. tams of the company.) the delusions were dispersed, and the farce of treason 1 % t o she care of particular complaint.; as a re g ular member lit 4. `the Kora College of Phssicino. he eff, r . a spee d, , di a w an,. Profeseor JOll N PLA I' FAIR. had long since been finished. How the House of Doctor WILLIAM HUNTER . Sir Fit A NCH; IkRDETT rose from his chair, and came neat core for every class of nervoo. 'elevation ; diveso., .I Commons could gn on, be did not know, d epen d ent t o ssever long smediag. or (lithe most inveterate kind, ar.- by his HENRY THOMPSON. Esq. U.A. to the front of the table, end attempted to address 'A • Ace , ropenieet by ill •.11 BiOgr••i hical Notices. as it was upon a foreign army, raised by that coo. pr er mei s uperior mode amain". nt speed ityan I eirecteat lyeured the Meeting, but was overwhelmed with the . $ lir. C. J. Jordan may be remained , hr all ranks, Until 'Mae c a s, A few of each Portra . it ialeas off for separate sale, prier oriental regulation of which they boasted, which pro.. most outlier , us plaudits. After a lapse of several / Ilse atomise nil nine in the leveeing at the I:40 Loudon M• 4.. 's. s Prio•f loteresciuto. 7.- hd• doced as they saki, tranquillity at home. The mindl Printed fur 'l. Olden au4 W. I).iitis, Straw d i and sold b y minutes, silence was obtained, and he proceeded cal Ealiblishment. 7, C a mino-sweet Road, near the Grimoteei , . of the ' country was so convinced of the error of its fiat Quad turnpike, St. Gerir 4 e's in the Ea.t. Mi•ssrs. 80, dell awl ('n. Cheapride ; and W. Cobb, Tars...tuck- . i to Fairness them. It was, he observed, a matter oi , . street, Covent-garden. Parliament, that a continutnre of the abandoned plan - ' - Of whom miv n;se tie had, great satisfaction to a person standing in his situa- Non eet given. sal yalere •ita.-MaRTI 1,1.. A I.IS Tof the PoRrRAt rs contittned in the • former t in„ to feel conscious that he had done ell in his enold no longer be ezpected. The character of a true .. .. 1 . " Life is roily Life, when Nest with Health." N umbels. Englishman was what he most pr i ze d ; and he tryst. .. p r fur the welfare end happiness of his fellow. , - owe . Trill gfinest System of Ethics is to confine within - while he made exertions to support the character, ) JIL doe hoards,' and thus to regulate the P,...iirs ; mot WALKER'S PRONOUNCING DICTIONARY ; COM. citizens ; and if any thing could enhance that wit!. ; ed t he should titter want friends to support bias.--(6lreet • mooned and insubordinate they impetuously destroy clime bar. PLETE IN OCTAVO. faction , it was the c ontinued a pp robation he had re. an Maz efullowed dais speech.) . eiensihich Reagan' and Morality linve mode sacred; to riot- • Tina day was puhlished, ceived from them dining the last eleven ye a rs. Ile --, P l riot net annihilate tins appear' the team* of pewterer, beet in one l arge Vol o ine, o c taso, n i t t i •,,,, t a.. smallest n brid g - had not. however, the vanity to aspire to all that his Talle"" Will" Puppy Is my Native Lend." calculated to Basil Orli effervescrece. 4 went, puce 14s. in boards, a mien Edition, being the Nine- Smug-" Ti.e Cause which our Fathers fou g ht for and won.' ' Every disorganization of the human frame requires great Mr. tee „,o,„ o f friend Mr. S tarc h had attributed to him ; but he felt . . Teast--" Our eenloots IL .presentative and undimmed Advca. diva knoteleage to remedy, and the politic welfare is promoted A CRITICAL PRONOUNCING - • DEC. la wide in the honour he experienced by representing cafe or the Hi g h's of th e People, Lord Cochrane."' i when yrofessiosinl men ( di-regarding toe su g gestion. of the en. ' vines and interested) devote their studies to the treatment of TIONARY , nett Er t oots.,r or t h e En g lish Language. So independent a set of men - the only set of Elec- . , ~. . By JOHN W ALKER. .140f0 I,OEIII3ANS Slid, II wsedelightful, a ft er therein thme coatelaints generated by imprudence. suit the ebuditien „ 4 ors who had given due slid proper effect to their in- . . of the passemns iti an soestarded neeneut. .• Tor strvnrth of a uhr of Elements 4.f Elocution. Rhyming Dictionnry, Stc. de sentience by returning their M ember{ in that con- el l wrimPnts of ' ever y y ear In Parliemetrt i " meet his „.,, r ~, con .i. t . i n the health of the People ; " hies it is meta*. r 'i l 'ri n ated for T. Cariell ;it'd W. Davies ; G. Wilkie' t Lonrume. • • Oily to reflect on the daily sacrifice to the ignorance au:Seel- Hitist, _Rees. Onus , s . . .. d and D'•••wa • 1 Cottle!' ; Raldwut , stituttonal manlier they had done; for he believed i fellow-citizens once ennualty. His Lordship here that he intended to endesvoor to obliterate . •• l ag em pyricion. and liletitlailtriel,w far a. r es u lt pe, it- further L•raduel , and Joy; . blierwood_ % . cie s ,e Jones , : J. It ichl- that, with the exception of the Iwo seats by his No. ! stated ,,. . . t sava ges. we offer to soffering huinanity. the rof oar own son; J. Boeker; !onipyin and . ..taa . ll; and ... Reynolds . from hi s twine many mural objects by *bestial% him- , ii p • •xperiencein the various diseases of Debility. The unwary a !, In this volume the meanin g : ' of este a word is clearly e s. ble . and Honourable Colleague (Lord Cocbraae ) and ed of ever.' syllable distinetly shown ; end himself there were mom held constitutionally in the self. He would absent hiniscif from his fellovr.r iii - I victim of mitt:try vice (early acquired at echoed, before reason pl l nturd, and thesuu s has insetted her ri g ht over the mind), n ill, in contemplating scheme w , ids nee subiet tto dal:a-reel prommei• tient. the Au, zens for a time with that view; and he trusted that, best P nlimiliftrit Die' tionarse: are' fully ex: s li""tif raigland.-( Loud applause .)- bis powerless stair, become sasceptible of en:i seater, readtiuns, 'h"1" 1 " o f ouron h is return, a more favourable prospect would pre- in knowing that the must complicated state of exhaustion may Whited, the le t:ialie for e r ac h .d al I urge diepl. , yi el. and the pre. if these was any thing which could add to the pleasure sent itself. He would, rather than submit to• the , „ A ferable pronunciation point,. out. . . . he roused into Manly energy. - laiesise study-immoderate ant- he felt opon the occasion, it was the manner in which • 1 As above may also be bad, New Editions of all Mr. . lots-ling residence in tropical Climes, and natay other teases. his name hind been introduced by his worthy Con. tyranny contemplated by Ministers, be dragged to it trill frequently detange the Nervous Systein s its ,Leit alt;es we Walket's other Works. .hilated. Had they not eta hold out an newt/ince of re -: mum lieu , by tedie • i e , w hi c h slituetit (Mr. Starch ), and he was conv i nc ed that . the rack, nod at once anni st i . brought forward spies and informers to establish the br.ve long answered the Anglaitie hopee of Patient, or tioth Se ses, NEW, IMPROVF.D, AND vitt BELLIsIIED EDITIONS there was tint a man Who would sooner co-operate That bane to human happiness ICES VEN Cli EA. can no* OF THE PICTURE OF LONDON. with them in the great cause of maintaining those P sus ension of the Censtitotiou ?-And what was not - be treated fearlelßly, the itopriived .taut of Medical Science • to be expected from the character of such ? • his basing divested its antidote of those distressing; properties that Th is day were pu bli . h e d Two Edition s , the our with 120 En- principles which ought to exist in the freedom of ai 0 er..voissot Views and Mops, price as. bound in green, and Lordship then alluded to certain m ac hi na ti o ns so long rrodered in exhibition uncertain and lam assiog. We the • ' country.-(Applause.)-I.le regretted that he had other with a Map of London and of the Euvirous, price i against himself, and stated, that they were of the kir-1 e tplain our method by observing at Patients labouring on g . , ;,, __,l o f not the honour of being surrounded by many of . • Jett ibis malady, that a few days may are required for the re-' '''''' -"' • vilest kind, and that tine Public, when- they heard 1 email of early symptom.' ; that the mint inveterate case will 'PILE PICTURE of LONDON, for 1818: he- those Gentlemen who had on forme; them, would be horror struck. This would prebabir 1 . yield to ow remedies within a month, and that in a person who I- ing a full and faithful Deactrip of London and its occasions been present. For the absence o f one o mily suspects himself injured, the disease may Ice prevented all C or i e siiie s . a nd of the Environe . within. Twenty . Miles. for the be the last time, for 18 months, he should have the them however a 'ideate friend of his. and one who A . I "Tether from aPPearitie t-o Similar remark applies to mall't Use of Strangers ; illustrated with extensive Lists of Streets. I 9 honour of addressing the Meeting, and treat Tees. other derengemente of the generative syst e m, as weakness, al- t•hurches. Public OSees, Hackney-roach Fares, &e. &c.- 150 (1 at heart the i n t erests of the Electors of . 8 d would be the last day , for that space of time, . mations, &c. especially strictures, obstinate cases of which are The whole corrected to March I, 1818. Westminster, and -one. aho in the greet cause of y daily removed without the one of caustic or stimulants. Same The great popularity of this established Work has Indneed Re f orm , that he should have the oeportenite of. voting in the pi i .1... 1 . woe not lukewarm-he meant Mr. peculiarities incidental to the spfier sex have tint else/sped our the Ps oprietor. to ptellish an embellished Elul ~,,, with 120 ex- House. Upon that night he should take care to ho _ attention; in which wildness, cumbined with e ffi cacy, has su - quiate Views by Great, shirk Milieu is present, and go to the farthest extent in his assist. peiseded the means usually adopted. In fine, our system it 3b. pet copy, or nt 9, ; nod they base redoced the price of the Count. He was a Gentleman who would never l,' noire, peculiarly eaergetir, and eminently successful. Edition with out Views. eitut.wits the Maps may. to 6... - mice to measure of Annual Parliaments and Uni- I slight the cause or the interests of the Electors of For the general accommodation we do Oot limit our- The Edition with Views forms one of the swat elegant and I versal Su ff rage. Nothing, be believed, but fear, 1 selves to stated perieds of practice. ' hut may be consulted at all must pleasingly arrunnented small grirlinnes ill the lutkunge ; ! Westminster. -(ilmturtee.)-It was a fart too well ... tensoaable hours.-Country Patimas me requested to th'Srribe while that without the Views nil) be found equally meet 10 known to need repetition. that for reasons highly could influence Ministers to do as they ought.--:(4. • minutely their symptoms. A'. worn Medirines, with tolvice. toose who dense to avoid the extra expeure. ',louse) 4f i, will be immediately forwarded to ono pan of the Kingdom.- It may not he improper In c,Wird the unwary nguireit Nee . , Obvious he had declined coming forward to serve as . . . A bank-note is !Sported to :tcrotnputiy the case . imitnti. as of this Work, altogether inferior in execution, and .it Member in the Commons' house of Pediment ; Tone-" Henn. of Oak." w t Just published, . containing n , 4 hair the useful informati n. t that he had declined to come for ward for that Count y, the nen . , __ Turtet-" The snuse of Freedom nit over the world. god may . Printed hir Emgman, Hurst. Rees. Orme. and Ilrnwn , a ms nue, tu.sking tor the Liiielts lead I . deveudruee or THE AGIS OF LI FE. a limileir Commentary ea the loo; :aid to be had or all Bouk,e (es inTi, n acid eu y. 11 •• • T id C air because he knew, lifter long. slid trie d Prillerience, Sesta America h e ultimately croanea with success.' above Diseases. its GOSS end Co. May be had ate). 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