The Statesman. — London, England, 1818-10-24 00:00:00

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That the Meeibm is fully impressed with the conv;eti .1) that • %Wine ease is a 1 riefermar• to make good 10 the Pro;.tietnrs of that uncieri .king a marina return of interest for the capital in- Vested ; but to rear& them to pay to the Grk nit Jourtion Com. pans a .rap tattoo, to abandsla their oppoSition ; whereby the Chelsea Company sail have the power of iniposing any Era's obey miry thibk fit. 'That the Chelsea Water-Works Company, ip mak;ng such enolprolnksi, nave. in miersplesioth tot felted Ilse erritadatice Of the • haliabwoom of Pimlico, Westminster. &c. who bavo atherto ebeeetuity contributed a fair mot ji t .l Rate. That this Meeting do pledge inriiirelves to dve every exertion to resist fah it they enabler unimt imposition, by attathing Le gi•lative eaoctmerit or others s.e; nod that a COMMittt e of Thirtee4 be appointed (Five belt g a quorum). with trowels to adopt such measures 0R may appe..r most likely to obtain re dress. and that they be retpiesteti to report the resat' of their proceedisigs to a Generat Meeting of the lohabitahts, clinvened by 'rabbi Atlvertiscirent. Resolved, That the present Meeting decline paying the io. creased Rate till after the deeisi..o of Parliament. Resolved. I hat an increased Rate hu the Wm paid by each indivi'iurii lasi year .120 per cetst. I.e offered to the Company. on a guarantee from them not to ru Pt tne Inhabitants again. Resolved. That the proceedings of this day be advertised An the insprrii-n of the public. Resolved,' That a Copy of 'hese Re•olutintis be forwarded so Lord Grriaveiri. Mir trawl Angelo Taylor. seq. and to each of the sot thy Represei tatives ratite (*its of Westminster. Resolved, That the following Gentlemen fore ihe Commit tee : Mr. WI LSON, Dartmouth-street. Mr. It WC( NI SON. T. (hill-siteet.. al I. Si ARN I' LL, ditto, Mr. ED W ARDS, King's-row, Pimlico. Mr. NI Y, Queen s row, ditto. Th. it AbK ELL. Yin k-Ari et. Westinin-ter. WALT EH 'MAC EBKIDGE, Esq. Queers-maitre, Westminster. Mr. s ItCIIER. Broadway, Westminster. Mr. Wit AtIG, ILa.wl :go street. PETER WALKER. Esq. 3athes-slreet. Mr. CUTM OR IF., Pimlico. Mr. CLARK E, Arabella-row, Pimlico. • HARBISON. Esq. Brampton-grove. Rerniceds Thai the Thiasks of this Meeting be given totot Chairman, and the h ditors of theta.. Papers, the STATCHIAN and the Morning Aeveriiser, for their public o bservations on the eteleuti of the Chelsea Water-Works Company. Ite,olsed, That a Subscription of '2s. Sd. be entered into for defraying the necessars expellees, and that the atteotion of toe 11111..biti-nts of Ine City of Los and its environs, who are *applied h) tic Chelsea Water-Works Company, be railed to this sueiert. an.: invited to assist in rebating the impositioe. Resolved. Ti► at tile Meeting do adjourn, and that the C .asittere de give public notice when reads with their Rester,. C. E. CLARKE, Chairman. Subscriptions for the above received by all the Members of die Committee. THE iNTEItROGAITIVR Olt INTELIJECTUAL sYSTEI9I OF EDUCATION, By Questioto without Airmen. E. T h now above twenty years since the Proprietor of tbr undermentioned Works tubmitiod• to Condoethrs of Schools the Est spektinena of that series of improved Elemen tary' Boobs which he situ planned for the purpose of fneit dotes% thg tioirucii..n of Yowl'. 440.1 rendering the acquireaseut of Klfowledge - at once pleasant, intik% and certain. This System has since been known to the world ander the demitnination of the Interrogutive System; and, as opposed to embe popolnentechnitical Systems, its Inventor hits alsolefined ii, hv was. of mittens". ( h r Thiukitig or lotrileefoal System folio the üblisation to think, or mentally work on the '4o)ler' of studs; which it imposes no lac Pupil ; and from the re,. sal impri , veritem of she ( ctellrecual Faculties, of which habitual mental exercise is a necessary consequence. This System, in Vie popular works published under t he mimeo of Goldsmith. alive. 'Barr..w f Adair, Ike. has been introdoced iron tooth even School of chorale:fee in toe British Eanpire; and hos met with 4 degree of •ir,,robatioa far e xgeedihc the original ea regalia* of hi Author. The principle of *owning by Qiiesiimis without Ansis.ers, w..ich requires that the Pupil Jsodld furnish Answers to Qtlestioirs. dien compl.cnied, from she scattered data of his book. detanoded various repatriations nottlie part of the Tutor; but the publieutiois of Ille " Tutor's Key," containing Amassers to above. ate gooesago Q uei gi o e b , b us removed every difficulty iu practice. Antony, the of the inerroghtive System, the re spected oliwe of Ptstahmai has appeared: but it nia4t to be known thip" his Sy tetra it precisely that to which the Public at tentioo is Ow invited, but which wit. taught in Engl ond many e.nr:..before the home of Pestalorxi in oily manner traospiiect. Others hava'atinexed Qaes•-iiiits 44i their Books, and 'chimed kindred rimit I but, by no unhappy misconception of the psi :- ciple, their.(iyestious accord in airangemein exactly with the order "f Hullo r4O which they leer. and therefare of •rol Ile exercise to the i tellettuol faculties. ()ohms. again. have far olio:1km the a ititan " Inteiro.mtive System," is to 4.btrude oa the Public. undo, its sanction, *CMS of Book. 1.18 the obsolete plan o! 9iiestion taid Answer : wade others base basely imitat ed boys the Inveutor'• PhD and hi Books,•sod hove produced weicussuperficial, vulgor, and inadequate compilations, %h se only reconsinesdatiOns stove heeti their close 'initiation of his Title-pages, Ts nes. Or :totems, and Bindings. A, a weans of protecting the Public agnicst all such artifices. and of supporting the lepitiation of his wires of Book*, he has' therefoie jodked it expedieut to sobjujo a Complete List of these Original WI/. :- 1. BLArft'S UNIVERSAL PRECEPTOR; or, a gene ral Citaiiimor of alt Alt, and Sciences; seising as a Univer.al Teat-Book f. r ever) Gass,. in all Schools. 4s. lid. a ills 600 Oitestioro, sold se paratt I. at I-. •2. GOLI)SdITICS GRAMMAR of GEN ER Al. GE(E. 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That yosi Memorialist has' addreistd a Meteor - IA to tie Go= vermnents of Europe and Aaierieit. on subjects deeply irsterest lag to the well-being of all racks ii these countries. Thai he has presented the said Memorial to many of the Europeaa Goirera . - Men's, And will take the earlieit opportunity to present it to ienattainitseveransenti of Europe, and to the States of America. That the said itesiorial wise preliminary one, befog intended to call the anemic* of the civilized world First, to the new and estraordinerY effects Piediseed' I'? the latretliiation of improved scientific power into the maitifielarell et Wilepe and America, anti whithimi already ilfeeset the value tf manual labour, and the Wahl. mratfoff. doe bappioess of the working classes. Serond, to the overwhelming influence Whiblt experience had now given to the adult part of so. iety otter the risiatlteala• don, to ducate them h) the arrangement of new eirEtitasktoces around them from infancy, to become the best characters foe their own ha opines., and the permanent good of the contanattity to which they may belong. That your Memorialist , itated his Willingness to delrelop the details of hie experience on these important subjects to all or 10 any of the GoveratuentS whom he addressed. That as the unaided deliberations of Government are iseiteit 'aril, slow. and the People me daily 'uterine by the effects ut the misdirected influence of the neW scientific lower. and the want of a well-digested system of trashing and instruction from infancy, applicaole to every child of the poor. he deems it.his duty, with a view to facilitate and accelerate the eaeemuna of an object. which ihe Allied Powers must have so much at twirl, and in which their immediate ititerest is so deeply involved, in submit to t 'ongress ' as he now does. Preliminary Etplanations of she three general results contained in the A ppendif to the said Memorial, and a hich be divider Mid three !tarts. Pate; 1. The first general result was as follows: " That the period is arrived when the meats are betaine oh. 'lrina.. by which, without force or fraud of any kind, riches may be created in bitch abundance. and advantageously for all, that the wants and desires of every human being may be over-sa tidied." Preliminary explanations of this Molt t The general proof of the truth of this statement shall be drawl from the changes which have occurred within•the last quarter of a century. or since the general introduction of Mean Watt atiA Arkweiglit's improved mechanism, lira Into the manufactures oT Britain, and subsequently into those of other countries At the commencement of the period mentioned. g much larger proportion of the population of Great Britain was occupied 'a agriculture than in manufactures,and it is prohaale theitihabitand of the &lash hies experienced a greater degree of subatintial prosperity than they bad Waisted before, ut than they hive PO joyeil since. The cause is obvious. • The new manteitetaritig system bad then attained the pest which gave the highest valets is mannal labour, compared with the price of the tieces-axles and comforts o Ife which it wad calculated to afford, aid It had not ye introduced the demoralffie ing elects which soon afterwards begasi to manage frdin this system. At this per;nd the manual and scientific powers of Great Brie tart were stiffieieat to creftte a degree of prosperity Which placed all her papolosioli in a state of comfort at least equal. If ow gm perior, to tha of the inhabitant* of ssal other part 4f tht • arid. Ile value of her national funds were hig'.et in tifit thou at say Aber period, and pauperism was but Hub. known. The productive powers which created this high degree of ptti* sperity consisted of temperate mantAal lohour, and mechanical and other *clew ißc power. which had been very gradually and slowly accumulating through the previoui periods of her histotY. The manual labour was chiefly performed by men, unaided by the premature exertions of children; stud its whole amount may he estimated, in I 79t, at abittit hat of one fourth of the po pulation, which was then about 15,000,000 The scientific power at the same period was probably about three times the amount of its manual labour; in which case, The manual labour would be And the scientific INTOfiCE to CREDII'OR 4 .—A I I Persons to • It.lat the late Mrs. ANN fiROVE, of Vioeystd-walk, Ckrkearrelt, stood 4 N IMET ED, are requested to send in their A...4,uotts, Within 14 days from the date hereof, in Mr. Store, Satiti.field-hors t or to %ir. Swan, 76, Flert-street,that the 4trne say he d.-4harged ; nod all pfririsr, who Jtaett indebted to the *vote nod elects of the deemed, are desired to pay the Mute Inoneeiatelv, 4/1 Homy,. Lumina, 0et.9.1. 1848. NKW SATIRICAL WORK - . T HE NEW BON TON MAGAZINE; or, Te!rumpe of the Times, Prier 14. 64., to be published the Ist of Noveml.er. will hr rwhrllis rd N ith Four Portraits, dr-eriptive of Or Fast iir s. fhe R with the Tie—The N. , hle Lehi. uoh the Irish ditto—The 1). tub., with ihe Mein' iiht..- - rhe prieeshatn. with the Oshaldr,tot: &Ito. To enumerate the rtintrott, would fill a callow.. Tl.r plumage wr rri ease makes us proud. nod the Ron Ton shall vvr w..v to no Work for cheapness 80 attiusrmeet. 'Meted for 3. 'Ma:stein. t li.mustdr. ft hich makes the aggregate pottier 15 000,100 The population was also Thus the population and aggregate productive power appears to be equal, or as 1 to 1. 'Me introduction, however, of the improved dearu•engioe and spinning machinery, with the endless variety of 1111 ec 11 aetc a I. inventions to which they gave rise, and which base been ap plied to almost all the uteri,' purposes and ornainestal sets of life, base created a change. lathe productive powers of Great Britain or the most extraordinary alllolllll. Manual labour has been increased, by Calling into action the increasing loom (tail labour of women and children into mann tactures, and in conseq u ence its whole amount may now be estimated at about that of one-third attic population. which, itt 1817, was calculated to be at least le millions, Of in 15 voars to have increased three millions, abet this wilt give six million foe the present manual power. But since the introduction of Ark wright and Watt's im proved methanisin, there has been a real addition made to time .power of creating wealth. equal to that of two hundred willionv of stout, active, well trained talionrers, or to more than lea lime' the present population or th.• Britith Isles, or Mao riiiecg lintel the manual labour Which they now 'app.) , for the pro duction of we/nth. The following changes have then occurred from 1794 to 1817 : The population has increased from 15.000.000 to .... The manual labour from one-fuuctb of 15,010 X), to one-third of 18,000,001 or to .... 6,000.030 • The new•create , l productive seientiffe peliver may be estima ed at the least at 100,080,030 • • OBtBNTA IL I. 4 HOPPII I . Prier only 2.. with 1. t twit Si .e, 'intro of TI F.S ! . N . ECKCLOYFI ITA NI A : fin guity au' Stafettprg. By Oar of the CLAIM • Printed far .Y. J. Storkdolr. 41, Pall- snail. Alpo, with right e..l..arett Prates ; .iti 'fl , r• Va. PrE" fo. 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Medical Prketitioner who is ,not litelv to ensure them the speediest testaridion to heaith. The number of lb..t.ries w Ins are relieved by Dr. BMW. of 46. King stree', cuorfrr of Dents..ereet. Soho, Jeer Hqspituts and no-, nitrous, Practitioner. hail failed in their nttesespes, it if presumed entities the D,.etsir to that etuatldetwe which his industry mod per.evertsio e iu Om aestivate undertaking of his profession menit onqurs.sionatily merits. 1/r. Esedy (moulted by pattents both e. doily, sill Tea at night. as a 'twisty a prevalent sod cemplie:iied disorders, at 46. King-street, corner of Mau -1 Wert. While tbe scientilia power in 1792, if but three times the manual labour, was filll E' • loak-established rep - 04. 1 2aq of Messrs. Which gives for the aggregate productive power in .---•••••-- 2 . , JIL CtARIL and Co., combined 'with' their well-knvw ''''' ... .... 211,20.00 . ~ ,• ,• •'. " Or, in proportion to the populatiots is 1817, as twelve and" ) e%perietwe Aid seeress in the treatinetw sma curry of a few reign- fraction to one. tog complpilits.,. equities them to superior cloning and a derided i , t . prefer* nee over till other pinctitioner.Affterb. CUrrie.4l4l Co. as It follows that Great Paitain flea , Mss acquired a new aid refill:lr SUfgrolli.l, and Mesubers .'f the lkoyal Colleges of Lou- from seirriee. in tb years, which molars her to increase her don and Criliihurgn, m e m o)/ 0, the p u blic t h e re ,,,i t of t hi rty riches annually twelve limey beyond what she possessed titei Years tom:veldt prictice is the Metropolis, where their treat• power of creating prior to that period ; and which she may mem 'aid :ore of Venereal Complaints, Nervous Debility. either .waste in war, dissipate by an unprofitable &tato ctn.,- were. HT apply directly to improve and ameliorate the condi- Vascular Relatodian, nod Atobv of the Organ-. Strictures of the Urethra, &c. die. haw proved uniformlv triumphant. In iron of her own population. slicin and ri trot eases of totvrtion. a perfect Core is complet. This enormous accession to the productive powers of Great 'ed in toe short period of two days i and iu those cases of ain :re Britain is however trifling, compared with that which the may complicated nature, where other Prnetitioners have failed of mow acquire. She has still capital and industry unemployed or success, a proper perseverance in their phoi of treatment in- misapplied, , ufficient to create annually au addition to her pre sores to the Patient a snood, sod. perfect se-est:shit-Innen.. In sent productive po wers, far exceed.n g the amount of her actual l'il • ry.ii% Debility, whether produced ny convivial iscessn, by mantidl labour. She immoderate eejoymeot of se:oolli pleasures, by sedeotaiy Already, with a population undo . 90.000,000, and A manual and over studious hobin, or by any other Coo.lle. the Medicines power nut exteatiol 6,000.006, with tlwaid of her new power, they peseribe will produce the happiest etlects, in improving undirected, except by stand private iwerest, she supplies her every faeldtv both of 'body and mind. Several ' Noblemen and demand. and overstocks all the markets in the world nevi a filch Geotiemen Of the first respectability, have been snider the core her commerce is admitted. Site is eting•every exen ion to open of lessrs. Currie and Go. fur the removal of Complaints of the new markets eves in the nuot distant regiolls mid she soon Un Ora Strictures, dtc. and hosing received a radical nod could supply the wauts of another world equally ' populous *oh ;ermatwto•ctire, recruit that r*fereiree may be m:.de to them, the earth. R, .uti.filciory evidences 4,f the decisive superiority of MOM'S. Instead. however, of thus contending with other rations, to Cut rue and C.%.'s 1 4 18 D of treatment s many of these Gesoleinen supply their wants. nod thereby. under the lot -rent ntrunge. Wive had goictutes 064 ten to twenty years, and had feet' up- mehts of society. diminish the %aloe of their moniial labour and are the toy of .Messrs. Home,' Heaviside, and other Strainers depress their working classes, she might.. mos: advaning• di:.ty of rqUai eininenre, who rtflempled the.rure by the iipplicatiito far herself and them, eatendthe know ledge she has acerilre.l of of 'toe Lunar Caustit, without success. Messrs. Cunha . d Co. eremitic wealth or new productive, power to the rest of,harope. nosy be consulted by either se*, with the greatt st delicacy, lo Ash', Africa. amid America. measure - It is the grand in crew of sa tiety/es, aid homier, sw their Moose. Nev. 107, Hation-garden.— eiety Id adopt practical by shire the lareilb amo nt Patients in the country pre requested 10 state the Wit- of useful and valuable pcmdamioaa may be O btabss . .d, tat the ettfarS of their ease, age, pond Aenerkl habit of living. &C. eii- least ex peuce of labour, sod with the Intral confuse to she p. h afting to remit tamer for atittlea 01111 modielors, when the wove doter,. .01 he given sir sent to their part of the kingdom. To insure And when this principlesball fleitoliciously rtop:ikl rir sup r ite . that seer so so esse.ndal to. our nodertakic g. the polar of lice, with the aid obich scientific pooer now oars to be %toad. 'eiders mil, be tide lo ilie'acgoontfor aledicina4-10; {gat- wealth may be created in all parts of the carte, more luau .ut .. lomiardesi - I &kat for every oleo r purpose.. Uttt and New 13 , . Joliet kins, LL 70. 37. A PON. TABLE . CYCLOP.CDI A I or, General tius.:try 411 Arts Rod &letters. for toe Uee.of Schaub: Said au4 Ifolpeersoas ' 'nth Eogreprittip. By T. C. Wooke t te. ILUMILS of ROLANDO ROUND the WOW 41.66.10.1"411.11111004W 41111ir 1 II toted ft *WWI. y toe 0 39. MAYOR'S NATURAL HPITORY. 71. 64. 40. ROBINSON'S ANCIEN T HISTORY. fie. 6d. ROBANSON'S MODERN HISTORY. 61.• o. ✓ f ir ~/ ~ '+a, .. - . 11 1 , e I . j N • n. he d, I IS es cit