The Statesman. — London, England, 1815-03-20 00:00:00

• • 1 - r r • 1 Atr": • . ' " • • . • • • I I ; • • 1 . ' • ' . . ‘.. • , • • t • . . .• t ,•• • p r ,:.• . 1- • • ••••:' .1 n 4 t )4.(1.1Ti0.;f t , • flat •-• s No. 2831. LONDON, MONDAt ; if . _„! -,1 . t hick " Ti. Casio for *hint Hin►Lsir felt . 1/te . fliiif, iti t ilie At , dmi • . TH II ATH it R4IYAL. ORUItY.LARK. , -LS. A T ampinernos and respectable MEETINg r of. ON 11.0NPAY ' ,EV.E.IiI : NG, March 27, their doe Al ANVFACTUR ERA. LAND - 0 W.N ER S, Nittit•••ll" ;ker , ,, , 111 l ,Aa ill perform . • TRADERS, m 4 'Nu; -PArt - - ,,, ,r1P • ILLUSION. ' • ~SIIIRE POTTARIES, k • • 1 Wednesday. the 1,5111 Day OR, THE TRANCES O'F•NOURJAHAD. • I goisition for *at purpose. After which. For the 6th Came. ' me. a New Force, called . • , priety of petitionim the Ilt TAST TEN O'CLOCK. AN I/ A RAINY NIGHT. two tithe 011RNIJCWic To which will he svlded, . • . LOCH W' Resolved usaoilaisaslt • The New' Nape*, Pradoolialei rolled ' • Thist this' Minetiag bits: Till, VALLEY OF Ol A NtONI DS t Or Ilarleqoio siodliaL ; the lisoksert 'brevets oho rhe Doon to tie opesiol at half pat bye o'clock, to b e . au :Meridian ad the Coca .... gin at mill tote six. • ha, bee, paid W thd loslooloos ttoles. 75.; ftermol Price as. 6d.-1 2 11t. as. 6d. 4 B etv ,44 , Par a il e i r if the Coisatry naiad f p rir r. 1, Lower 14illers, 264; Second ; Prier., Is.—:Uppor i mr That e ilais Meeting delayd.; 6 ji, r ,, 1,1 Second Price. 61E .... . . . I I.ei-tatare, aot daddies that Mi " • That pottathereshreit viewed , with considerable storey *d whit the swot anxiety ,lbe. sweeping wisick have I,res Mob M ohs - Cs pass lato• it Issas* il, !heir best • boil" nod deem r slatiewintala Lowaier. hMd tetwil• limn. hat wklel they had !spieled vatardseto; *soy id, sus il:Pireetwianel brit% (bee Esolider, Masa asienipt to atoressat nal ettlian : to ~ without nay ran henebt to are, It senrltil join a LIM. will 4int—i u giretrave, 1114 eptaibag oM pawls eat Addling additei ?battik burtheek—rajost, to ac Laid spew .btor, Who ought s in (nod kU so ea 'Validly .ep : thes. lOw poor-ran . _ _ , Sweteretl) War halwalealpacitMy • A ..e Corn La ti :, wi srakt . poem* price of • weeipitate, in Is ,olstlioe dere Eshii ?amigo Co*eepce Ins blinthfaelareitt nod on ge been Idtheito evtablhleed. paean *hick- bas krona the disuse* preyed nt. Jo thew, aid whidli with Cora Laws, will 11 . 1601,P. iumairy. h4 . 4ii Nimbi* pray yogi' Liwa stow possilea. ydlr ,rds - hips—a wt.. _ twin skive slinesinde same ittel bleeitaakestikserk support brevetted:m.4as itorrairii nits to ninny, and an Injury to tbe f,r eg i y r at large that hi will, its eonsequeotes. hoot Oen e the Piddle Re. venues, and will weal so natlettaine illoldesee WOO the people ' have ever repoled in the Guverwlllitt of the Country, nut to asset lows for theltenellt of any pastille lilt cosomseity, to the irreparable islory of the sou. *ad year Ptaitlears,shall eptepta.. . - ' a rwa % ! Bill would pay respect TH EATR E- ROY A 1.. COY EN rOA K I ) KK • , • " p eop l e , I ,‘ re g im e ,wir ON 3 t IONDAt * EVENING, Mirth 27, Wilt r deep) , ' l nstil. t o fho he a t In I he performed, ?do it is the oplakisi of iq this costatri s ; the .144:1 A New Grand Melo Drionalie Romance, culled Z EM BUCA ; should beopkvised to pen in direct opposition in leis., OR, THE NET•AIAKER AND HIS WIFE. the proposed BM is so seppor's After whit',, luzaev, at Ille•erPenceima P'' THE SLEEP WALKER. society. That it is the opinion of I. To which will be added, tempts are made, it becomes The New Grans! Christmas Pantomime. called State, to step forward wt" tion and firmest, and b HAIILLQUII I I WILITTINGTON ;or , Lord Mayor of and the Lair allow, the Loudon. body of the people for the ngr 13 . 20 . 7s. a Second Price 21. id.—Pit, Ss. 6d. • Second That a s the Rent o f L ae Prier, 2..—Lower Gliliery. 2x.1 Second Price, la:—Upper doubledand even trebled,the tau. Gallery. Is.: Second Price. lid. I penstted for his share of the public hartbeest died by the dear- A Primate Bo: may 1w had nightly, en application to Mr. ness of provision, the great weight of taxes MI asses heavily oe ' Brute •n, at the Bos-office. the commercial part of the community. who beheld their:cola - RUGBY SCHOOL. • . hope that Peace would prove no antidote so their setkoings; ' • ril IIEANNIVERSARY MEETING at RUGBY that assisted with corn from abroad, abundance would crown the land; that commercial intercourse with the Continent would IL SCIIOOI., will he holden on the 29th of March instant, be renewed, that manufacture would again revive and dourish ! being Ole 14 EON ESIS A Y in EAST Elt W LEK. The Ladies , and that comfort and prosperity wontd be admiaistered to all. sa d Gratleern whit introit to Nemo. the Meeting with their. That m • ta — eevent of the rs - 111 now pending in Parliament lie. Corlipti), her regNeyted to he at the Scaeol-haute by n QUA R- in passed loto at law all their hope. will he frustrated; Coma TER Ili :intr. (1N F . trcLOCIC, :a which time the delivery m erce Will still bees its drooping Itend—the hterehant and Ma id tbr Prix Compositions nod 9,trechet will ennimesee.'• - • nefacturer will be shot nut from the markets of the Coming's's, , - 'TRW A R Di. ' .. the people must eat their fond et anexpence dearer or as dear 1 kfaj a•-td Sir G. Tovrtiseutl W alke r , . K. C. B. . us in the Hereof war, sod the LaateWuer alone will enjoy the getter Nelel.nt. Pm. blessings of returning peace. Orel:titles and Wills assessetd•irr the Itimseitssesibly Roolllls at.. That the attempts that made for the benefit of the land pro- 1 . the Spend Engle Inst. . . prietor, cannot but be viewed by the eissuiry at large as as ... . undeserved mid ungrateful reward fur the patience with which ' VAsr retlacvd PRICM.3 of `TEAS; dr the last , the people have endured the privations and calamities of a long Importation, of receded. Vbilily, to he cleared frets and expensive war. . . the East Italia . Composts 's Worelsoeses, iu Lols, or single • Tleet•the ever memorable answer of the House of Commons, Chests, as the toilets its Prices, viz.:— . ~ .in the year 1808, to the Pelitioes of Momsfaeturers, so dz a . s. d. P. d. , minimum of wages, viz. .t That trade left to find its own level Cotton Tea, • -. 6 4 per lb. usaaUy sold at 7 0 , i would best correct its own evils," is equally rippllmosle to the SsperairCoogou.Tra - 6. ii, usually sold at .8 0 ! interference of the Legislature in regulating the price of food— . b es t Etecou Ila • • - "., 7 2 'Pettily sold lit 10 0 i and that as it was deemed impolitic to determine the value of trortioug Tel -' - 8 I• • usually sold at 11 0 ; labour, it would he not less so to set up a staodard for the pro- MI Sosehoug Tea ft 8 .11111101a.sold at 12 0 ' dare of laud. GretsiTra - - • 7 0 . •• usually sold ot 6 0 That it appears to this Meeting, that the Corn Bill has been Saptii•ir tireen Tea 7 8 usually sold at lu U hurried with a precipitancy unnceountable, and that they eiro The (? rem Tea ii '9- 6 "Usilaily sole at 12 0' , • nut reconcile to their minds the justice of establishing a maxi. HIPOW Tea . . . II • a • nottilly.sold nt It .0 ..anon of price ing what was deemed necessary by the lies: ilsiiersTra ..., II .ti . usually.sold nt 16 0 evideltee adduced before the Corn Committee of the House of Pore gunpowder Ten 14 0 usually sold at II 0 • ; Commune, an evidence ishoget her ex-parte. and n o t t o be pre .snpet me Powwows 'Nein 6 lessoUY sold at 20 0 • sumed inclining much iii favour of the consumer. sateoles, .1 ea mach, lobe bad. on Beatles , le, , . That it appear. to this Meetiug. that the proposed alteration of Itoderr. wrs Broadoieett . ..;:' , -_-.l.afthe Core bates s will nut etateriallv beards the former, jba. t.. .41Zorio .• .. I isosepoitl, "duly answered. ' reuse the rent of land will always be raised by the proprietor, Arai , ip proportion as the taxes and charges as agriculture are re . Ertgagtwa, treat Illirpiirogbaun, Waewickslitre. . 1 dueed. . ' I Twit it is manifest to this •Meeting, elms the rate of wages Tti Illi SOLD. • . i depends on the pike of provision, that thr price of ravinta- In I.O•l'S,;fli the heo Bidders , • • • terials used in a inanefactured article, sod the article itself is l'uouant to an Order of the Court of Exche peer. before the • much influenced by the rate of wages, that if provision and la- Drputs R menthrturer at the-same Court, at lie Cross• Keys hour are in this country extravagantly high, it will be impossi lon. in 1:F.1..6t0n, sit a day and liourtiereatter to be ailset- ble far the nutnufeeturer, Intid-d as he is with tate', to meet sized, ,on nn equal footint: the rival manufacturer on Si t e eolith:rut, 4 FREEHOLD DWELLING-HOUSE, with a w h ere th ew i n dj, peo ,,,i,l e raun i,j,i es ace tat a much lamer rate. ..11,. St hitil-rooe, forest Mine, 'oath., garden , and appurte- ; That the consequeures of this Bill if passed ion a law mast saxes, foal TWO rtEctis of LAN B. Isle in-the laccupalloO ; he, that-the manufacturer will not have sufficient employment id Mr. John St Like', situate in the Hamlet of Erdington, 111 , fur she anti-ens; that the ortisitt must emigrate in search of MC Patt.h of-Asten. wear Birmingham. in the County of War- mailman:oov, and thos a double wound will he inflicted no the wick. . justly boasted mhttolactutes of Ibis country—a loss of their Further Pamiculars ugly be known, sail a Maveen. by rips best and most experienced workmen, and the improvement plir a li asi a t toe (mice 01 Messrs. Crtriall :lad H-lbeche, i:a Silt- I which these workmen will be able to aford to their rivals ton•Enldtield, where printed Puaticulars may he had. Pi toted : abroad. Parnealar- mei ale. Ir• blot in Londoo, at the said Deputy That a resp-ciful Petition be presented to the Howe of kettemhrtiurees co maser., in the ; Exchequer ()thee in the Lords. with tie least preaihle delay, praying that the proposed s latter Templ e ; and of nlirration in tile Corn bias may nut receive their Lo...olships SHERWIN and li .A EL, saner' G reat J ames - s t r e e t, Bedford-raw. ; That the Petition submitted to the Meeting for this purpose, • ! and now 'earl, be tennisitionriv adopted. *llan the Nino Noble the 11-aqui: of Stafford he requested to present this Petition • m, in hi:. absence, such other Nobleman as thr Contlitilare sha ll delermitie. 'flint the fallow ing Gentle:awn be appointed n Committee to carry these Re-01120mo into erect, with power to add to their outuber:— wlLLTAits:mourrten; Saisces's Had . 11 . 1(111, lINOW4IIHoIee LIN 4 DON. ' the bilk lossamillatios far Tameness, gad I choice Ligoors, sod stadensaa.Charges. . . The follow* Pais Castakes, Mail Catches, am. Sit out from the Saracen's Head Is., Sam-bin :-- . _ .. rime Palatines, Prints. Genteel llotewhold Furniture,"ausd Etfeets, King...were Borough. TO. BE. SOLD BY AucTterg, Hy Ver.' K VANISH. On the Perna-es, Nn. ID. K ineenreet fimotreh, TO-1110R- -- ROUy Mart h Y 41816, al linen n'Clack ; . • The Chairman, ' Mr. John Riley, 1 1 lb. Genuine and Nlociern HOUSE1101 , 1)' k I , Mr. Breeze Mr. Slade, •• 'CURS tiVat , Mae, Lim'. Chloe, Cylie.s..n.el other Mr. 11. Williamson, Mr. J. Dnveopert, Mr. 11. Godwin, Drew., of igi rr. Wittiem Litwreace, Auctioneer, deceased: Mr. Illaeltwell, -Compri, , fassiseposi and tencbettsteads nod hanging , ; et- Mr. J. Keeling, I Mr. Prowse, trlinri gwriestrailser tares. end elem. heddlos ; sgssare anal clip. Mr. J. Daniel, Mr. Newberry- • • ADVICE. • Mr. at iaton, W HEN Men of Education and Professional iir.mile en4+ of ilrawers; inaktigany dinitm. curd. peesevoke. Mr. A reowsraith, and pillar machete whiles; vit ,mall d•ttr , 4 set or imud Mr. Gioders, s imw ivy. i Mr. Marsh, Skill, use persevering endeavours to diserwer the most Mr. fiat k its, lento dot:tiros a trusloagany seerelaire one bookcase, with ge•ze i 1 Mr. G. Forrester. safe and certain method of treating n few prevailing Disease. ' deity; pier •glaw 94 in- by 36, in handAtinse gilt frame ; sus That Copies of this Petition he left far signature at the dife the successful result of their e x perience is Cie beet proof of belay c o rk, in swab aeons case; a wheel bar iiiii ver told titer- recent Bonk-ellen' shops throughout the Potteries; and that superiority. a ..11..1ef :, Srslll.ol. aunt other carpets; two haudenne inlaid the Cotrouittiet hr instructed to take...tech other means. us may of expressing their • Mesers. GOSS and CO. Surgeons, have been Induced to auks vein a tad raid table-, and Pembroke to match; at ondolleetree give all cfasses of iathabisnots on opportunity the cure of the following the object of their particular rtudy, e. 4 ,1 chat. : p aritheou roves; kitchen 'ranee; fenelers and fife opposition to the Bill. rite a certain Ifisoteer, freqoently contracted in a moment of ie.n- t kte it a requisires; 11. d sariints other articles. That these Resolutions, with the Petition, he inserted in the intoxication, and its concentitnnts, Strictures/mei Glee's, which, U.tv le- v. ,4 ...I the manning of Sale, when Cautingues may si,,/,•q u ia l i anal Courier Condou New-papers; else in the Staf- by an improveti plan, are speedily and elfectimlly cured: =also be II ad tni the Premises; at the Miele of the Anctiosteer, Ap- furdshite Advertiser and Newcastle Gazette. i/ebility, whether arisine from Bacchanalian roil cure Item Itiao t`t and tteritit esker , . 100. 90, King-street, Berough ; and 1:N Otil WOCM, Chairman. residence in wenn climates, or a seciet solitary veer, too ofteu. ui,happily pursued by the youth of both sexes i its the °turmo il I , i• Kamm, No/, 7, Wine Office-eat" Fleet-rare. t. The Chairman havine left the Chair. the Thanks of the nut sterility, or burretioess; and in the other a numerous ;rain - • , ---- Meeting were unanimously sated to him, for his readiness in taking the Chair, and for his able and zeulous discharge of its of ItefV"lll4 eiSelViet, IV Writ, if n.l timely remedied. terminate ie C l OO D . 11111'1.7N E and Enos are now impel/sire and Coasumption. Jn that diotressing ease of debili dotte, ‘ -1 'wow' t ok ens moo. : she constant . t seee, *meth has a l. 'ly At ilefiderley. whether the consequence of stark baneful ha. te dad Purview's et Ids Offices. 2, l'ornbill, and. IS, C.:weary- . hits, or arising from tiny tither cause, by which the powers of wool, laciest prinitliirssi. . . - COPY OF THE PETITION. SUPERIOR ADVICE. College of surgenits in London they eider a firm, safe, and i the eorntitititni become enfeebled. as • Members of the Royal I. Ili lON performs a nlen , ing duty he Intees It) biyrrie 4. 4 To Tor. a Inter HIINOee AIM* TRE yonns sPIRITVAL AND Votikillig M gt g i , 11,,,,‘ t h e h,,,,i, a t h e e,th eme of t h e pre ,„. - at , 211(1.0tIAL IN P %111.1.11111 VT ASlumst.rn. I ir r I. of the first con cues , to ascer t a in on speedy restore stun to sound and vignroos health. se.tvesensed Lowery, width media, tut less than TII RER The humble PETITION of the Manufacturers , Land- l - .whose talents and Integrity a gun reliance may he Tbe rends of a long and extensive practice has enabled there, by a seperior method. N reinm4e Venereal Complaints, him- LIIIZI.S of Tii lit Iv , 'rHOUsA !it D POL , Lits! with °AY °awe-, Trader's, and Inisphitaats of the Stistfordshire ' Placed in &Midis" Messrs. CURRIE. and Co., Suwon, of Potteries: 1 eminence and high professional atistnnsente. Measlier!' "f Inc ever inveterate or complicisted, without subjecting the pottiest _,"*.il resets! h• sitter rive of Ooe Thine:ease (Wipe's. each, wiliriett. E. pie.' e .s himself to pay ht Geld, without thoduc- ' • SW ^ Welt i s• That during the late long and arduous contest for the indepea . I Royal Colleges of Loudon and Edinburgh. present to the Pnb- to t h e least „wain; in met or exercise i no in recent cues, --. ulna us drown. if Euro pe, your Petitioners patientl y e n dured licYhe result of 30 years experience is the Cure of Venereal where an early ettplication is evident, itisenvery of the Infection, Complaints, and those Debilities nod Deficiencies which mat • kets oil Se ties are toxyr nn sale at No, 2. Cornhill, mai denee and liberty •. ,_. .. .. . . 1 .. . .they frequently perform n cure In the ,•luirt spews:lf iwe days. c„,,,yec,„,, ; „i,„2 lr l t a e all hte , rne ., I . the Public Fund ., i ; their share of the public burthen , in the enntident hope t eat uurrequensty prevent or embitter the mistrtmosso it ate. In me Th e „ apreee d eme d 5it,,,,,4,„4.ibeir mode of treatment (which her never bees known to fail in one single instance ,in 'a practice of betels eyeented. .. . . Peace would reward their privations, and relieve them in coo- variety; eradations, from meant inTeclion tto cunfirmed Lees. t nom i ith their fellow sub re m subjects from some part of the great their tatment commands very often a speed}, Mkt alen)s a fifteeo years, daring which uerind many thousand pennies ef leek N. Lit 'Ow GIL A N D .LOT TCR Y draws Mb APRIL. weight which they have had imposed upon them. They bad radical awe. In dubious cases, their long and well-soranged se x„ ha„ been cured, even after severe and iojortiloas methods --------- - - 6:itteeetl themselves that with Peace, plenty would return; that experience gives them is promptitude of decision that secures had beets puffued by other Practitionen without effect). iud UP% A noon REASON WHY no exertions would he Made to prevent an importation of Coen the Patient from being mareurialixed out of exietroce, or hay- them to tints publicly offer their advice. HVEHTiSING - is . neeealO s ry to acquaint the from abroad, to distribute abundance throughout the land, and ing his constitution undermined, and the vital principle destroy- Married Women, who have long been disappointed in their t The* generation ,R' overlay- nrairles is, thus in cora.. that a reduction tie the price of food would enable them to cam- ed by a I ntent, but insidious disease, or a blind mid fatal coma- expectations of a family, may he assured. that is meet ittstancens :nee iif W. A DU l l!s. recce-we to the late G. PACK- . pee in the I:tartlets of the Continent, with the fereigntnanufac. • dunce in shallow pretenders. such defects are curable by medical skill. 1)00, not advertising hi-. RAZOR •STILO PS so frequent ps turer. I lo Nervous Debility, .Vaseular Relaxation, and Alony of Meows. Gess and Co exclusively pmfewitie the tura or bhp`! ekwood, mi s sy Cieler. ist:d l i erftimers . Shops are fitted out Tins your Petitioners humbly submit to your L or d s hi p , ; h at , the organs, arising Nom excessive indulgence, insalithrious particular complabits, in order that Ott Amy *of he assirkod sh other Strop-, left with theta na auk or retires. notate pending the War, the property of she Land - owner am refl . 'climates, or solitary eensuelity, their practice gi sesnew life nod by a mistaken few, with the obloquy** justly attached too the (mishit., bat have pet roe ,astoohisintrifeci Parke ~int's thmallv advancing, wish few exceptions, until the rental •-weeeY to she *Pleas; even in, ewe* which are . ee.Sgin g tan de - ignorant empiric, think it but justice tat obriftelvest.vate, that through hi, celebrated Ciunpootitioni. is. givite; a leo' donested. and even trebled itself, while the Omar, beheld with e pair. g ars tture-stint' Cotner neroingetnents or t h e Li semrs they they have h ero properly educated and tait breed Into every humour. to Rar,r,, Penknives, and Sisegemes fostruments. regret Commercial diffieulties end embarrassmeats dnily•become remove mild and ectual manlier. Slight and recent ewes of eke pmfewion (certificates Which. - .. . , of Venereal infection are eared in the short pea iod of two 5 emotion:se to be Manisfietured run. Sold, wholesale and greater. Ws, and testimonials front the to W. Adair, success.) , to the hire G. Packwood, • That your Petitioners are well aware that Agriettlinrol and . "Pe have to convince any impairer), ' 2 'B, Fleet-streio, Losadoia, rein• veil from (4siceciturch- - Commercial Interest!. are intimately unite!. and that an injury ' To the Female Sex it will . be coreolitery to know *lint they 'h e i r ea d ea v„eas tiest induced tto where st. c sold the best Liond ••)-Mallie R• son. 'I to Poe, must ultimately affect the enter. That it is far from may he cured of those Debilities which defeat cosicepti,m, nod th ‘ veered Peictitioner, and .1. inferior Counterfeit Swops, mid e;rimptosithrin to renew :1 their wish to see the Agriettlturi-t lowered is the scale of So. mnibial (elicit sap the featidntion of eft d y. , lions e•tatitute a fair grout"! Patients treated with candour, elseacy, and inviolable se ; mie, which they here, by rin, are ss Ling at many Per Cutlers. &c. Ric. who ' cirty; their own experience mid willtrines have taught them . envy. ' rec 111 l mend others through getting a Wire more by theft, : Ant the Farmer should :14Ve as fair rind !threat profit as •re .„ ! soured. 55 111 be sure of shoo rent by applying at 95 , Fleet-street ' ; ; ward for his lahour, subsist the reenembrnitee of Ocoee suffer. 111 - e•sts. CURRIE and Co. may be kouaulted every day, nt , Patients its the cnitiory are i l euae lu7, lliiiiim-gareen. I of their. ease, age. cues grow , when elm heard of' vendee% observe no Stepp is the resat 1 ings, commands ahead a- a duty whteh they owe In • I he... Milli their • , , , the 'Ail i. pilule/I ou yellow paper, with is print of the ' and the community, to make every legal and cosseitotiorial asp. •e• Letters from the Control. stating minutely the ease, ' renew: me for Advice anti I P ,rites not as the brittle, anal wriest in one a W. A.'s I position to a measure which would benefit She 1.484-ooners_ot sods of Wing, fite. and enclosing. novelist/rice for Advice Nod given or wet to any peel of , o' hails; a n d observe Po. sirsrotere of W. Addis i, to the I she expente of the ifkrebnets the Maaafattarer, sad she ales i Medicines, winks treated.% ith studious ntwatien. I IiOSSIIII4I CO. Iforgeope, with sash box or Compaitiuu to renew them. • elastic. 6 . No: an *assion-Ctrgal• . . ' May I, 1909. • UXBRIDGE. Hayes, Southall, and Haswell New Post Conch, every Afternoon, at Four &Clock. WEYMOUTH' Union Cokes, Foot; Insides, through Dor chester, Blandlord, .Salisberv. and Andover, every o.lWispoo, arrives at Weymouth nett day, at One ; here dit Pmekets sail on Wednesday sad Setarday Allerooon. at-Five, to Gomm fey and Jersey, fr whence th ere is regular conveyance to Oketturgli and St. om Malass. The read from Chettergh to Purls, is t h e most delightful tied the cheapest in France. BRIGHTON New Elegant Past Coach, Four Insides only, every mornings* N lee o'Cliselt. through Crawley, Ryegate, The WEYIIOITH, Dorchester, and Blandford UsiiOn Post-coach. every Afternoon. Carries Four Insides. LIVERPOOL Post Coach, to carry four timid's. sets out every Hamill, throouaggh LuUerwonh. High Cross, Ilinekkv, Atherstiow, Tamwerth, Litchfield, Utlestliorp, Northampton, and Dunstable: Arrises*Liverpool next Afternoon. EXETER, Plvnsooth, Weymouth, Dorchester, Falmouth. Dartmouth, mad 'Salisbury, New Post Conch, every Morning at half-past Sit o'Clock. with a Guard, through Huniton, Ax- Waster, BridpoSA. Stanithad; Basingstoke and Bagstiot. ,BOSTON, fipahlfing, Peterbornogh, Stilton and 8011. New Itmjill MINK' onett,-rees swety foo:isings Coaches from Boston to ‘pilstiy, Loath, Grim,bv, nod Hull. LIVERPOOL, Warrington, Knutsforit, Stone, and Litch, field, Post Coach, called, The Expedition. every Evening at Five o'Clock, to tee Saracen's Head ' t int . , Dale-street, Liver. pool. Guardel throughout. BATH and BRISTOL Plying Post boaches, through Chip nhani, Caine, and Marlborough, every Afternoons nrtive at Mr, May's, the Greyhound lon. Bath, and the London Tavern, Thomas-street, enclitic Swan Bristol, next Morning„—Conches to Wells. Bridgewater, Tomtits, &c. LEEDS New Light Cued,. called, The Rockinghhni ' sets nut every. Morning nt half.prist Seven tiChtek t coteries Four Insides only, and goes remarkably cosy, with a Guard through out. Passes through Stamford. Newark, itetford. Donrnster and Perrybridge, to the Golden Liou. Leeds, next Day nt Noon. Notwithstanding the uncommon expedition of this Cloich, it is allowed to he the most neteeskle.ond complete Public Convey ance sm the North Road, being unequalled io Accommodation by tiny other. KENDAL, lAncatter, Preston, K irhy- Lansdale, Bolton, Chorley, Orteskirk, end barstang Post Coaches, eery After -1 noon, tot Five o'Clock. Guarded. GLASGOW, Longtown Gretna-Green, Annan, Dumfries, hmwnhill. Thonthill Sa n quhar - Kiln, Canonici:, Kingswell, and all ports of Scotl and, Camperdown Conch (I)nily). YORK. Newcastle, and Edinburgh, new Conch, performed With n Guard throughout. sets nut every Mornir.g at half-payt Six o'Clock. by way of Newark,. Retford, Tadmoter, I/ar lington, Northellerion. Durham, Morpeth, an.l Berw irk.— Passengers finding themselves fatigued from the length of l.se journey, may rest what time they pietist, and then Proceed no without any udditional fare. J. Clark, the Black Swan. Co my -street. York, rum Coaches to Sunderlund, Hull. Scarbo. I'o4o. Whitby, nod milker Places. BRIDGENORTH and Weisel new Pust Coach, every Evening. CARLISLE, Penrith, and Whitehaven. Post Coach, goes with Four Hones, and a Guard all the way. Passes through Brough, Appleby, Greatithridge. Riclitnond, Vinterick, Ho roughhridge, Wetherhy, Aberf7ird, Doncaster, and Grantham (the nearest wily by eighteen miles). sets out every Morning. and performs tee journey with the greatest facility. Passengers detained on the Road by business or plemare, have the peculiar advantage of their seats being secured in the twat Cinch. WAKEFIELD Post Coach, every Morning, at half-post Six o'Clock. SUNDERLAND, Stockton, and Yarns, New Coach, every Morning, to the George 100. Sunde/laod. ANC W EST ER, W Congleton, Newcastle. %WI, and Wolverhampton, Pest Coach. every Afternoon. guarded. •s• For the convenience of persons residing at the 1111 , 1 roil of the town, Parseogen And Parcels are booked fur al the t ativve Conches, itt Hatchard's Coach Office. ,New 1% bite I Horse Celiac, Piccadilly. ' ' cNLF.DDNIAN ASYLUM. :AT ild NETiNG of 'the . OFFICERS gbd Db. REUTOitS, holden here Mb day, PRESIDENT, Rh Reyel Ingham the Duke of K Kr, sad STRATHEILO,- " • • • ' in tkr.Cbair: Itt.line. Need el Bredalhnoe, GeOeval Awl% Stuffolir, Rt. Hon. L. , rd Etrkine K. T. 'ICC D"ogros. P.a. M. P. r kt. Mtn. Georte Roe: M. P, 111Vorler*P..r, l'. ..q. 'M. P. i ;Sie.J.shnl‘lorjorihanks, Tart.. Thoir. Thaw, jut,. F.tiq. M.P.- : :M. P. Lord Provost of Edirs;. Anil: Oaropbeil. E-q. Not 1 A h, • • • . '• mes fikiortina, f.... q.. Geo. tit D. Doodio,:•llC.A. St MIIIIRIvr>q . _ .I'4 ' .. ;lawn ... . adli:liir G. Deattliiti ki.1576. I Andri* Itelo;isfstn;. Tlyin. t Regolved onsattlittoriltr. rit. Mum an the perks' state or paw lie ntrukrs. it a desirelpie dint the beast' width the MAK* ttatiee/ nilikoneitty ffiecruls•of the intritorionvettliltini o the mini* *Mitt. sailor. and marine, iboutd be speedily . ibd 'liberally sisal re, led . . : Id. Tho awl; estabfilihniatatirlitiii 'of Melia Mod Groton ' with treeeestmg niches' modestly *filch The prteelple of the preceding Resolution ran Ili ciirrlidiatn.elfett. 1 311.• Tibet stone • Royal Fotablislodeatir,:-Inoweier esteislat amnia pessibly. embrace all objects - deserving ditionlon sod therefore It is expedient by sech'ats tiotitstion iv the Cii . thiloi. vitin , Asyluo to extol Ithe alai me relief and ahead to anti* tweedy Wooled by thew. " r ". '. - " • L I - 4111. That• the heaths &tired ifreatbe servitemer the f 41 ••• diets, bailars, ;tad marines, natives of Scotland, being or cows wins releeniapie Or•the Whole Empire, the Caledonia Aliyieve deserves the support of every desertptios of his Majesty's soli. [ jeers, nod applicatinit Maid. without delay; he 'send,- to the lilleatity.• tot uoly of the Scottish; bin lasai of the P.nXlisie sisd Irish lenbitity, Latdtrolderi,- Merchants, and 14 ;Linder iv= efeed• - tlispe as . appertains' /if cositribsting' . to its lw ' eielbllshistret.• •• . • _ . •.... • MI.. ?har sh. feipertful eriarodllishasents of the Olken and Direetorsof the Iteditt.tion• be 'modem his Royal Richness Ike Mire Iteitrit. • fir his traiiiiss'etaiknomsios' in beromiug Pas Iron of the itNitllliOit: . ' ' ' ' • 6 , 11. That a depautioe, eneestfog a? the Right lion, the Earl of Bredelltnee. the • Itiglit• Ben. Sii Arch.'-Macdonald. Sort. and Gen. Sir George Seekonk, G:C.B., de wait a ila ht Mom. the Lord Mat or of Linda.. to cocci-it with his , lordship the neeeesary steps for having a Dinner in the City for the benefit of the Institation. JOHN GAIT, Sec. Caledonia Myhre Odlre, Co vent-garden Chambers, March IS, 1815. . . • Sabstylpie continue to ' be received . ** the-Banking Rouse* of Mows: Thaws. Courts aid Co. ; Messrs. Patio°, Cockrell, , sod Co ; Messrs. I) ion, Thornton 'mod Co. ; Kars. Marsh.' . Sibball, sad Co. ; :Mows. Elreimem:nds i Messrs,•Servire, fir getter, and Co. ; Mesars. frevisou', Noel, arid Co.; Messrs.. Smith, Payne. _end Smith 1 Mats. Prescnit, Grote. 4n4 Cu. ; 1 Meas. Mill WIC ' Himont. ad - Co. i by ' the 'National Basks a( Scotland ; and by John Galt s Ea le lit %rejoins's. street. Portland-place.. s _ . .. . ... - • 1r IPHOUSANI)S of G04'101011: - . Oat Were bald,: a have declared. after . eliodiek. goidO . Oil ealtiltaell ladat iretaz for six mouths, the bald places ' coversd milk bair.-. Gentlemen we/thew powder (sliest !a' • Primes Arab Oil its. stead of pooratuta, or mixed witli Pogantum.agit Is well knowg. ghat powder makes hair dry, fall of, sr tura grey g but Priceei Russia Oil is such a unorisher tonic hair; if used constant whet; 'free. itig, not a hair will fkll off or turn grey. The ROYAL FAMILY, and the Nobility, (tenni, and the Public In general, may rely on Prince's Itussia Oil. le the hest and w !Integrant-0 Oil For the heir of Ladies, Geo-. Remelt and Children ; and if used conytainly, not a .osir.will fall dear turn grey, and goalies weak and short hair IgetteAllA and long; renders dry or harsh talgir soft g where bait kap 04 ' shin or bald, if the 11414 rots 'main. will be mimed ; peel ....les .exp,:dp "vi . ..lo . l...fte• j oyta . kelps rlgi Na e . kalr .i 4 curl. t There will it future be no other bat' large site Rollie's NMI; One (guinea a Bottle; Two Bottles fug Two Pooudsg or 4 ( Five Pounds. . 'Obleve. each Guinea Bottle contains the quantity' •of Ilegv eight slhllling Bottles, *hide is astral*" nf'lB4. ._ . . Ladies and Gentlemen a 111 he more particular, when paying a Guinea, to have Prlffre's Genuine Rus4a Oil: '. Parents. Guardiara, and Governemes, are, informed thaf cob.. _ fligioea Bottle contain, Five Ounce Bottles. and by getting of any Druggist Ounce Phials ' they mar separate it into live. Sold Wholesale, Retail, and. foir Elpartation, by the sale Po enricher, Mr. Prince, Johil-stiect Oxford-street, London; and by• Mr, Smith, Perfumer go -.- has filsgese3cl4esg 7 43al•sdx street; Hendrie, Perfumer to her Abilesty, Tichheirpe-slreet g Bat ley nod Blew; Perrault's to the Prince and Piing, ss, and Duke nod Duchmg of York.- Cockspur-street g: di Arding. nip Pail-Mall; Newherr3, 4S, St. Paul s Church-YarJ3 Viete<9.• ' Bow Church-iiird ; Barclay, 95. Fleet-market;. Railer. 4, Climipside; Edward.. 66. Si. Paul's Church-yard; Low. 53t$, Stu and; Bacon, 150.0xford-street; fserrg mid Johnson, Greek - j sheet; Weston and Routs `zit% Streed:g •Duvirigh 59 Fleet street ; Riese, 65, Cheapside ; Bolton Mild Tun,. armed Ks change; Brodie and Dowding; S ilisbery i: Richard Smyth. 16, I/amt.-Amer. Dublin ; and hy most pribcipid Perfumers an I Moil's - ism Venders. • . . CAUTION—Ia the safest way to attack Impostors. Sworn before the Lord-May..r at the Mansion-hattge, Lon don. tin the 41th Not., 1811, t h at Mr. Prince, of Jobil-street, Oxford-siren. is the original Proprietor of the Rosati 00 ; ' and after spending thousands. which can he proved liv the Proprietors of the principal Newsigioer. if, Liteltm, :aid also by narat respect:it& Wholesale Perfume,' and Me.liiiiv Vrti -1 itler, it must be coulessed it is *elitist) of any perste* tuscouator- I felt. . 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Orb hem, 4,111 rcc be till Ibii VC, t wii IV be 4e, 11 -107. to,. 1-. bNIIIII/ w I I e - - ----- • --- -' bees Bode, at ertdelierts vet eaaitg,' 11 1 4BITA NTS of the ST A?V ORD. s i n dna their nt . imite.,4 4 awint din brie at the Swan lea,. BeeleY.,o 3ll I &g e ts dis th e i r er ag rar s ft w a s o row . a , ay of /UFOs, 11/38, Petulant le a I k e- .dal ialereoule 100 Rorke adliclUes.alli we. lo tithe tato nowierrellon the pro- tweed 4 evoyinobe r at wi6 e House of Lords against any alters- fear thellidldelit tappet of their AIM& It s War I ef o r them litap.mirisheil, and.Pel NOOD, En. in the Chided ~.., : . ' she ha fur bleis cif Plaitpor Coe ily, The your Pea mem hat mew ant heheld wltimilt rinaimy: , iiiilalitirgiv • l imn „, t o it s D I t h e t h tr a th e e o n o ° i tilv e ,' atlCrltemitntlld"fisreantdille' 1%1 for . re i i i e li pms e lAra o .. na P oa r inewer uinar e, VI I itobtotons • Petitions prefroted from all h im usiet *, o ,.. nmiwe and batui.t _ - . woad this obnoxious owl peraieloas . the mou s er a r i a.. p ike o f A in ,j444 Increase to tbr d r va Tf oi litavy NANKIN* 01 7 14 .4e 11110 0 11 11 fOot Basch aIM looms fee the the kind spe IN that Owe Rattlers End ratans o f the : justice a; tire maws . Peacie im itud 4W •to Me Petitions and reellegs of the pm.Zir Tai . is Le g" or. 04.1 r 01041.8 i 88 8 measure whiell was deb- 0 . 410 :•1 A fe d et iiii iw o e a mt 4 inievelo of the cavalry. - xprititaidly,tdab. - • of the fitretiite, that of the two eiallts •it i p ra p ai st tase r assala ay die s vtiroltswal nod Coagene•cialLen: hoot. "swat Pe Pe e w i t irptatite the hearth ill the ' 4l rgniduerster the F _ ; inu r e = vis equitable prince*: the Oebeowt fga svar sv ra 1 4 pa t o _ i Mall ipp.)rt the Linti-nisser kt ntereself yet been felt by I . o = : # ligi his aid privation of the athtr branched, . hem ' empatere w * te e , • 7 • "' ' - That imadditias Wdse meadietheed 0 of this Meeting, that whenever. - . b eas ts, em I, they pare I tosses the duty of every eitiatit • ' paw 'Kee., that tullefll , principulti to with betides awl tiltridig_lth_l llll delte - _„, ,__ • the contemplated eftertiden of the Cu isr;,: l l 7 Weans whir ate 15°1151 ‘ 466U U . their eforts, see diateise titeir industry of those who vivoid tippets the ', That your Pealimigh lituabl* 1 1 a, he afeKrundivernent of a few. glue your anew to Ow cent JU not Land darini the tate long war became Lardships—a Bill that; we fear, will d li .the loud Prottritiorival more than re.' saes and Idechaties laser& ansuon beat ... ;Mt of which, from dilifereM I the twit eminent . . PhYsittotte; tbty_ rer), that the success /equities hots iced them to gait' elm prectteelfif Ind they premise that huse steam awl for the ettir i zitegA t titteage the Public, . i EW let • .or' .• Ire requested to 1..1%1 habit a Medicines. whew f she tiosellta. Isuovetie-streek