The Statesman. — London, England, 1809-12-07 00:00:00

"!"' No 1179. %ay. . . .r 4 1,111 1.1 1 06 /I Jt frir 4 ; 1116 . • • ,-t ISC•1 'l4 • • ~ R 04.0 111 0 f , r 1 1 I . 1 %Ir.?", 80Y.4L BRITISH SYSTEM OF EDUC.4TION. TOSEPH LANCASTER, Solicrintentlant of 111 the Plan for Kdaeating Poor Children. under Rota; Patronage intends to deliver a 1.I:C FUR Ii ON LOUC A f lON IN (ANERA L. and the A Istialage of his NEW AND ORIGINAL RYSTEII IN PARTICIILARs alike Amerabla Room. Paul's Head. Cateaton-sicret, TO-MOR ROW EVENING, at Sas o'Cloi k. The ohtect of this Lecture it publicly to explain the mai tv.r in a hich one Master may govern and teach 10 s.) Chil dren, with as much facility as tvrinity, ix htlf the ostuel time. and at oar-third the common espesice. Tne principle of tied r, the method whereby one book will s:•tve for 5110 or I,slo Children. and the nianner in which WO tictiolars may well tbr same word. at thesame ifloant of time, will bean rotated by a number of boys prsciically exemplify* the MOW. Tickets of admittsion. One Chillies each, may he had of Corstnns, 90, Ledgate-street, and Joins Cooper,. Ss Queen-street, Cl.eapside. _ _ OLYMPIC PAVILI(VI, NEVICASCI.E.STREF.T, STRAND. Estahlished by AUTHOR! FY of the. LORI) CHAM BERLAIN. 6:1" The Public are most respectfully requested to take notice, that part tie following Ente-tainments will he withiraw - ii after cIATUIII/AY neat, In make room for a New ROA of Action, called. LITTLE RED RIDING Ili/OD, or A Visit TO MY GIItiNDSIOTIICR. rllll/% EVENING, 7th, Friday, Bth, and a. smurct t• , 9011 December (10th time), a New Mi litary Re i•-tta Sperm-le. celled CLARA, or the atl Imre stous t RUST, CSr i lea of thi , ‘ dramatic sketch is takes ; et luiow.i Pri tt called `, Clara." The scene is remit ire fr where it it Strop ,,, ei to have takettplare, lathe bor. eler4 at 84- merely For the introduction of Clairarters whit* Art not otherwoe, with propriety. haye been admit -Peer t.) w 11 . teh time), a Comic Rurletta. la one Act, e.. 1 'T II H A UNTF. D VILLAGE; or, Loves. Strittagral—H4rsemanship , by Vie- double Company, pie ticetatly Mr. SlllO ari %ming Saunders with the Tatter's eito , larte with (?1' thee). a new Pas tominvi tilled IHR fIIOZF.N MOUNTAIN; or. gitile. Harlequin. Mr. Hartland; Clown, Mr. Nor ma.' ; diet Coloinhine. Parker. Box, Is; Pit, 21. t Geier., lv. Fleenor! Primal Wt. past Right.—N. B. F.rittestriail Tuition Sy able icisten, from 'fen till T ireen'cluck. 7 1E 1 NA POIAM,ANU ED W ARDS'S CREDITORS. PPURSUANT to a Decree of his Maiiii)',Coort 4Eft-hedger, ail& inn CAW., intitled TITREte• v, 11 . )1. ES." The f'rellitor. of JOHN CiIAP- M 3 Q IIN EDT,/ Ps RDS, late of New pood-steget, in the CotiolY .ot; Middlesex, haberinshem and princes (who Isere inch on the Ilth day of November, 1804, the date of a certain trust deed, in the pleadings of the slid Cause wen tinned. and were entitled in derive any Ismeit tinier the same), arr [Gellman to come ialsN e,teic Solicitomortrlptoxe their respective dehts before thrl)epaty Remembreneer of the spin/ Cotlrt ' at his chambers in the Exchequer Office, in the Inner Tenspbe, London or, in default thereof, they •ill be eschpied the benefit of the said Hecree. For fdrOter particulars apply in Mr. Philip Hurd, Temple, Lsmdon, Notlehise far Piniatif. TioINKRUPTCY. rilllE I. ()titian Creditors of KIRKPATR(CK 1 awl of MANU II EATER. and of ilreod. Ireet...lassegOmiec-istsibn CAW at 4Assinn. btorchnnfis. Wan. ..usentrn, and Partners (lately declared fluekruptsit are requested to leave the Pariii.tilary of their Detrs, and .4 the Serufai" the, holl, with Mr. Philip ilurd, No. 7. King's Bonrit W•tik*. feinple, Loodott, to Order that their I)epo soiost may he prepared previntiv to the puldir Nleetinr, ati Gailwrill: mini she Manche-ter Cled.tori are &Nitwit to fur- peth Mr. Ht . .% itt, Solicitor, linnribevter, withii.uitnr Parti euktpt to es#llle hi:o to prepare their requinite Atikdavits of Debt.; t.C. vßlvitpi •)W' 1NI) Ind few Day, a ilI h • pohlishetl. 1 . 1 " the PitOCE! . :DINGi ' in thi* ialportarit Cattier relatia to n Seizure-, 'wade in Nay last, ',prat the tri4l 4 e4 of the G'l'en-Inste Brewerl; of SIX BAR Iti:CS of Fl.' ING4, prepared frond Brrtiih Isineass. -Thc Correspoudeare with the Comini-doaert of Kirose, as well as the Argem:nd. of Cruinvl, and the Ad. •Irt-sy s tio the Jury by the locrl Chief B trop, taken In short haiwl by Mr. Cit z loharson. will, with other Insportaut•Due tUrielg , , tomb part of the Publtentinta " lon% that Messrs. Yrowo and Parry have been unfortu " nate, iu having incurred blame for their laudable en " ol••avourv, where they were &nerving of priiive. They " are entitled to merifaad approbation on the part of the Puh:ic fur what they have Jone."—l.Ord Chief Bayou. Printr.i and publivbed by .1. Johnson, St. Paul's Church yard am. in be bad of all the Banlisrlterst To BOOKS,BLLIAS, PROeftIETOR‘ of CIIOULAT• I`f r i To be Sold by AUCTION. by Mr. TROC, at his Roam ! NF. 111, Cheapsirle, on 'Tliurs . /ay and Friday, the ith and Bth of ace. at Eleven olluck in the Forenoon of each bar. by.Otder of the As.lirnets, ALT 'had valuable COLLECTION of 119 Kil o _ be Part I. at the entire Stork of Mr. j. NICIIIOLSON, Bookseller, Broad-street, St. Gll's's, n flealtrupt. t iiniii‘ting of several Tb,ms*nd Volatiles of 11"nli4. la every branch tit Literature, botit noeient and mo dern; among 'bids are many unique and curious, nit') some very valuable etnb llistiei %Yorks i chiefly in good preserva firm ; also a collection of choice and valuable Prints, Books of P. inw; Atlasr.. &r. To br vieued, and Cat:lorry had of liegf Lll37;Man, Hunt, atd Co. Paternrytrr-retw, awiNevsman 3 4 , I.cadenhall-tlrect , Althorn; bleysri. Wiltshire awl BOltoo, Solicitor , tq the Estate; and 'tithe Auctioneer, as above. T. Tea fier to iofar:a the Puhlie, ,:tat be sells Libniries ar Pareets of rooks by Aortion; fientiewien hosing any to dispose of, will dirk their advantage is applying to kiln, us the situation for the bushiest is undeniable. THE REAL JAPAN BLACKING, MADE BY • DAY and MARTIN. IllS Inraluahle Coinposition, with half t he -IL haul labour. produces the nowt beautiful jet black curt A•hcid, affords peculiar unurishrsent to the leather, will not soil the fluent this'll, is perfectly free from any unpleasant smell, and w ill rctaia Its tartars in any climate. Swirl wholesnle Al' Day and Martin, at the Maseru-tory, , No. g retail by F. Day, N. s tr e e t : ist street, f. 41yent-icullers; W. Day, RO, Swallow Aztell, No, 1, Finch-lane ; mad by for principal Root-makers, Per- Rimers, and Oilmen, in the MetropolU ; sad in every Town thrnuessat the United Kingdom, in stage bottles, e v er 1 each. wti at; HANDS bave ewer been esteemed a i re bendy in both Sexes, aod in some parts of Europe are eoential se pre..nos of rank. The BANDAN A !011P, or ladian' Washing takes, powers the peculiar pro perty of giving the mast e semi rite delicacy of le stare and in conceivable fainvevs in the hands which are conntantly washed with this Snap. Ever( in cases where the Skin has been in 'lured by labour or other virdeace. the hardily.« andoved coa and rseness a-rellleetually, infallibly-, and permaneMly rem, suc ceeded by a wouothoeso, fairaevs. and delicacy of appearances which cannot he acquired by any other means whatever. It to by erperience only that avy one may form no adequate idea 'fib...ulterior eseellence.uf this Snap. Sold by the P roprNo tors' Agent, yy hove s ign ature It hears, William Withes, . /39, Strayed, near Temple Bar, London 4 and the Proprietors, as a further s ecurity, beg them to be• particular in noicing, that the lkillie and address of the primer, E. Spraqt, NO. Ir, Bon-street, Covent.gardeiv, is algae/ to the libel and wrap per. .111 others are rtianterfeits. Sold by numv respectable l'erfumersamd Mt divine benders in Town and Country, price 1.. each cake. But it rat all times ovecesatiry to be particu lar in observing the above caution, which till be the means of preventing Int imposition which Woof late bees pacified. T---- Irma : ,rtt la the Prea, and speedilL witl beyiihlished, CLIFFORD AGAINST BIANDON . , for art 'IIIIAI/I.l" . aali . FALSE rscritretrfiwtlcl'. —l l. or the r.irrect Edition of the above Proceeding, apply at lit.tycon's Original 0. P. Printing Office, Rupeet-street, Coventry-street. CLIFFORD AGAINST lIR.AN no*. In die Fre'4 , . and speedily will he pi , dis e iod. P lIE WIIOLE PROCEEDINGS ON THE TRIAL OF THE ABOVE CAUSE. Taken in Mort Hand by Kellam BLANCHARD and R AMPEX. This Day was published, Price Its. 6d. Dedicated to the Suhscribers to tint• New Nati/teal Theatre, r ui TIIEATRIC COUNT, a Tregic-Co. medy. iu live Arts. Printed for Slierwood, Neely, sod Jones, Paternoster row. • Thi...lav was published, Price Mt By C. and R. Wlljwin, New lindv-street, is Octavo, ASECOND JOURNEY l in SPAIN in . the. Spring of 1809; from Lisbon, thr.mgh the Western Skirts of VP. Sierra 'Morena, to Sevilla, Cordoba, Ilranad -Malaga, and Cibraltar I and Went* • Tetuan mid Tangiers; with Plate, .contaiw!lg 114 Ft4urt‘ iorntive of the Cos tume ant Milliners of the loNabitiutts of several of the Spanish Provinces. By-ROBERT SEMPLE. . •• • A Hurled ltditt-n of Mr. Semple's former Journey, With& Map .if the Pea stila, and a Spanish Post Guide, may be MA is 4.:••12. prl-e 125. This day tins oublished, in syn. i'rice. go. By o.sasal It. Baldwin, New Bridee-otreet, AN ket-oquit or the . BA ITISII SETTLE MENT of tIONDURAS; being a brief View of Its .Commeefial.aad Apintltursti Ramaters. toral History, hr. with a Map. To which ore nettled, SKETCHES of the Maaorr3 and Customs of the MOS QUITO I NI) IA preceded by t:sJoainal of a Voyage to tbeipsquito - Stiore. By Capt. HENDERSON, of His MilieSiV . P Ste Wert Indio Regiment. Jag poldisherl, Prier ss. 6d. in hoards, DRACTICA I. OBSERVATIONS on the TREAT NI ENT of Strictures in the 1 T RE,TI I R ate &lced from 'orisons Cases. illustrating the comparative merits of the Catotie add Common Dangle: with Remarks on mai Case, elm-Hating the danger of an indiscriatiome we el tlie• former. as well as to prove the advantages resulting frosii2aj tlislau , mechanical application of the latter. •By THOMAS I.UXMODRE, • • Surgeon Ettraoitimary to his !loyal nighties. the Prince of Surgeon to the Eastern Dispensary, &c. Pte. London : firisKed foe S. Highky t Fleet-street ; aul W. Creek. Edinburgh. rill BIRD, who Sold in . the last LOT IER Y Ji • the following Capital Prizes, in Shores : 2,818 A £20,0,1i1 . 2.6111 D ,C2o.nal 4099 I) 5,000 983 B I.xllll S3t) A 1,000 8a) B 1,001 548 0 500 .1.855 C 500 wisher the fortunate Holders seam , of the outstanding shires to bring them for partneri,. nr to exchange them fur Tickets and Shares in the N l:W 1.0 fTER.Y, which Is on the situ* plan as the last, ni.l. with :in Improved Scheme, containing o.ll' .5.000 Namberi, and i. 0.1.) Prizes. qc twines, with Particulars, may he bad at either of BISII's Offices, No. 4; CORNHILL, nr q, 1. WARING CROSS, where the teen last Prises xn,udo, and the but Prize of .E 15,01) ever Amon, were sold in Shares. WTURNER, Proprietor of the LUCKY • OFFICE, NlO.l, Skinner-street, Corner of Fleet- Nlar..ct, is now selling similar fortunate Ticket+ and Shares, is. those he ',all at his late Residence, 38. Havnuerket: The present State Lottery is on the new plais, maiming of only Five Thousand Numbers, with Five Thousand Prizes, and Forty Caital+, heine eight Mart than the last contained. All to he drawn in one day, and that day only a few weeks heccr. For the further information of the Puhlic, it is the Nose lucky W. Tun Nrn, who has commenced busbies+ on hh own account, at the Licensed Lucky State Lottery Office, No. 1. Skinner-street, who sold the sh•re4 of the followiog Capital p r izes lo the Lotteries for 1807 and 1908 The only Prize of loom 6 Prizes of £5,000 9 Prizes of 2 , 1.00,/ 10 Wio O 9 0 • Are Sec, And the Grand Prize44oBe Thiamin/ Tickets. which produced £24,765 !1! Besides =onerous £20,000 and AlO,OOO Prizes in preceding years. Fnncy Number• maw he hall nt nhns► o*er. VYTON late 7+ , Farmer wi th 11. J Amu.: OKA/Ss -LA coon, reviewed to No. 2, Combat, near the Mansion house. solicits the Attention of his Friends to the Scheme of the NEW LOTTERY, which contents FORTY CAPI TAL PRIZES, with oak 5.1101 Numbers. and the whole to be drawn in One Day. February 14, 1810. It I. with much confidence YTON claims the favour of the Public, having, is the 1.40 Two Lotteries, di % idled amongst bis Friends 3.. Prises of C 20.000 I 1 ..Prize .. st'l.ooo I ..10.000 . 1I 1 !in 2 5 O2l 3 ... . .. ••.. 500 " Also, the tined Prize No. 3.6141. entitled to 34.i4is ; awl isomerism Twenty Th i nos.ands, fen Tbilmosuldq. Ake. &c. in the few f y raVing Lotteries. to really a incredihk to otsserye. Eytoa it froofredtu Nu.-1, Curs bil-,7;saaz the adantims-boose. FR&NCII AND DUFGH P '''"••••IBM. , ". BATON NI, Nov. 18.—Every making here for thescuption of our . peror. The honorary part!, en horseback and on foot, is again in activity, and exercise daily, rhoy have undergone spree change, by which it is rendered more elegant. A number of English, Portuguese, and Spanish prisoners, every day pass through this city on their way to France. Marshal Ney, the Duke of Elchingen, is ex pected here every moment. His Excellency will again take the command of the 6th corps of the army of Spain. • Our Mayor has, by a proclamation, announced the speedy arrival of a great number of tro ips, who are on their march. From . 2l) to 25,00 p melt are already mentioned, who will pass through this city between this time and the 2d of December. The inhabitants are regnested to receive the military with the same zeal and gond nil! as they have been accustomed to. ‘Ve earnestly wish that our armies may at length put an mid to the anarchy which oppresses our neighbours, the spa niards.—(Antrierdam Royal Courant Nov. V.) FRANKFORT, Nor. 15.---We are still assured, that the Russians have fought a great battle be tween Silistria and Adrianople, which has been decisive for this campaign.---(Same Paper.) STocluoLas, Nov. 3.---The Russian General ; Suchtelen, who is expected at Stockholm, will out ; remain here in quality of Envoy ; he only comes; to compliment his Royal Majesty, in the name pf the Emperor .klexander.--.(Same Paper.) lIAMRURCII, Nov. 15.—Letters froo Vienna announce, that the commune of this city proposet to send a deputation to his Majesty, the Etupelor of Austria, to obtain the liberty of passage for all naerchaselize coming from Turkey, and destined for Vienna. Notwithstanding the conclusion of peace, cottons sent some months fur the account of some commerciiil houses at Vienna, have bees detained at Buda; it is nut known for what rea.. son, whiCh does great injury to the principal met. chants in Vienna, who find it impossible to con. chide the orders they have receiml from their Correspondents in Germany and Sicitserlautl, and which they think they might be.ersabled to do, so Hwy hare notice of the arrival of their pods in iltingary.....(Moniteur, Nov. 25.) M seam, Nov. 3.—ilis Excellency the Mar shal Dnke of Dalmatia arrived in this capital on dm day before yesterday. Ile has left the com ievese4 "of tharld-end 3d corps tvf-the army to the Marshal Duke of Treviso, and comes to a‘atime, under the command of the King, the functions of Major-G.nieral of the Army, hither'', exercised by Marshal Jourdaa.--(Saare Piper.) STRASBUaGit, Nov. 19.... The troops of every kind, superior officers mid civil persons attached to the staff of •the army, who pass through this city, are still very nuanerons ; they usually make *stay here of only lwenty-four bows. Withiq these ten days the regiment of light horse of the guard have been cantunetl in our departinent ; the corps horse-chassetirs of the guard hare re. mallow! since Monday in the neighbouring villages. Wc are assured that these troops will wait here fur the other corps of the guard, aml that they will altogether proceed to Bezancon, and thence to Lyons. But in consequence of an order from Government, the Po:isli !Wit horse, and the horse. chussers, set out this morning, and took the road to Nancy, whence they will proceed to Paris, where they may be expected to arrive before the entl of the month.. The other corps of the cavalry of the guard, the dragoons, and Ow second division of the gen. I d'arnserie d'efire will arrive to-day. The four 'regiments of CILISICtirS, and the four regiments of foot grenadiers, who are now passing through Swabia, will, it is said, pass the Rhine over the bridge newly constructed at Kelz, and afterwards proceed into the interior by Haguerau and Savirne. ....(Moniteur, Nov. 25.) • Vicni.t, Nov. 19.--The third corps of the army which, during the whole war, has been cont. mantled by Marshal Davuust, has, within these few days, paned. through •Vientia. Moravia is entirely sacoated, anti 'preparations are waking to evacuate Vienna. His Majesty the Cmpernr of Austria is ex pected here owthe 22d, and the Archduke Charles ou the 26th. The Court of Austria has made the most prompt dispositions for pa . sitig the remainder of the war con tributious trupose.l on the thlierent provinces. (Monitear, Nov. 26.) • Koxicsauao, Nov. 9---The Prince,:of whom,, her Majesty the Queen of Prussia was delivered on the 4th of Oct. I4st, was haptized yesterday by the nanu: of Frederick Henry Albert. . _.(Same Paper.) Casstr., Nov. 18.--Orr Sovereign, Jerome Napoleon, ,haa publishcil a proclamation, adjourn ing the meeting of the States of the kingdom, which, by a decree of tile 4th of October, had been convoked to meet 4)11 the lit of December, to the Ist of January, liilo....(Moniresir, Nov. 27 : ) . lINTRACT UP A PRIMA LATTIR FAUN MUMMA, trortiataca 40. • " The Prince. of N,:ufehatel and .Wagraot-041 out vesterday •snoritiog from •his resideuce to eo.. turn to Paris. roprts•which have arrived to-day frrm the Tyrol to Government, announce, that on the 10th the Bavarian troops occupies' Mount Brenner.. 11w 11th Major iloppe ad. retired from- the si , te of Atenzengen, with .a dr. tartunent of cavalry, and a by-station of infantry, p.i4ted on the 12ih, ivi!liout meeting with any ti o nannication was es!Atitish ulth the corps ut General Veal; Why . was pea..traing to Trente, by Bulges. Major UoppiN released at Stenteugen, 30 prisoners. Thegreatest p4r( of tltc prisoneri arc, it sat(, .is at ;Mean, and in the sirtiquutling Isietitenxtit.Gondrai Wred# arrived here yesterday ttcri losprock. His Maksty has limn. el. Count y. de Turheim, .Cominissary.Gelieral of the department of Rigat, Extraordinary Cont. missioner from the Court, in the cireli* of the Inn, of Eistek, and of the Alige. Ilia . Emmi it.uey his just set out rur Inspruck. • PETIRSBURGII, OCT. 28.-.-The General of h. tiilery,Van 5480E4'411, by,birab e Outclintail t who by ti, ta;ents and his activity so greatly contra. bated to the conquest of the fortrtis of Disis borg, thqse of Foil.ind, has jut beet, named by his Maje-ty asi •irrL,entativo at the Caul t of Sweden. Mr. Adatni. Atn.bassadJr from 1.01 li litetl , itites of A nertca, ha, . juat arrived here. This Eavoy will be immedi.itoly pres,.uted to hit Imperial Majesty.._.( Leyden Gateile, bec. 1.) Rome, Nov. 13.—ills Majesty the king of the Two Nellie', Lieutenant of his NI cly the E t n,, peror aad King, and (J m! .antler its Chief of the military forties is the Rotwaii, States,• arrived in this woo on the leash in the ev.•:.ieg,.atill was re. ceiecd with the moot lively joy, :we with repeated riles of " i.;',4g live tlie • f'( Neap°. titan Monarch was reciived l,cyond the gate of St. Jelin by Coesit Cleullis, Gov, reor.General of the town of Rolle, at the head of his staff, the troops of the line, end t 10 Uric forming the garrison of Wow.. His Majesty alighted at the palace of Burghese. The Jay after his arrival, this Sovereign received th e homages of the Consulta, and of all the auttpirities, civil sett military. A fter these audiences, hi 4 ajesty, are compartiNl by his Eteclieney the G..vernor. General Meollig, and all the Staff, reviee ed in the great square of St. Peter the troops of the gar.. risoil l *imposed of several French and Neapolitan re....orrents, and ore detachment of the Civic' Gaited. Ills Majesty, in person, ordered the evolutions, he bids were executed with the greate,t precision. His Majesty praised the discipline and tine appear. anee uf the itoops. Ile afterwards visited the Castle of St. Anat., aria its fortifications. in th e _ Vvenint,P his Airtjesty, after having !Peal] the grand of St. Peter,- went. Twain)- ! Valk where he WRY received eith the most lively applause. Ye.tecilay ev,inne his Majesty astistA n t a rete and a concert riven its 1100111 r of him by the Governor-General. The fete was very Mi. liant and numerously attended ; his Ilajesty deign. k'etl to hpevk to every body with the grehtest arts. hi11ty....( Leyden Gosette, Nom. 28.) a ' FROM TIIF. LO.V DON 6:4Z15177:, DEC. 5. . • • —di...l:- . • BANKituvrs. • Samuel 6inifff4 Woodbury, 'Fitts, clothier, to serreader Dec. 19, 19, wed JA Y . 16, at_eb-ven, at :he A ogel lusi, W at inhaler. Atturoles, Mec , rs. I) ivies; and I) .v•s, Warminster ; and*Mr. Davies, Lothhary, Lonlori. •• Militia. Claim y. St. Mary Ate. merchant. Dee. 9. 11, mu Jan. L 6, at one, at Gmildhalt. Attoraey, Mr. Vt 'ld, jun. Cit. tle--treet, lealeon-oqtrire. • Andrew Itmlpith. Posilip-itw., near Altierinantinry, buil der, Der. 19, Is„ an,l daft. 16. it tea, at r•iillJsahl. As too-- I fee, Messrs. Pokier, Tomlinson.. and T:temsiin, C o pth a ll .. nurt, Thrlignsorto .--:reet. Thoma. Fiat, (import. grocer, Dec. 21, nt one. 91, at eleven, and J on. 16, IN tne:ve, at the Crown II •, .up oil. Attornies, Messrs. Illea.s ' ale, Ater:slider, and Iladne, NCSV lan 1 and Mr. ratline, i• dream's. Hants Richard Wool/tar. West Loses. Isle of Wirist, smith, nee. 15. at one, .i, at eles:m, and Jan. 16, at oar. at tha ' Crown Inn, Guspot . At 'intr., Mr. A. Miticitine, (inoport.; and Mr. Tarrant, Chancery-lane. William Kirk') itrirt; awl Rlrh‘rd C , .rt, Hread-street, j gbeapsale. wareinmseineu, Dec. 19, 16, and Jan. 16, at act. at Guirdiv,ll. Altare•,.-, Mr. Hurd,. 'reinple t astt Mr. I Hewitt, Manchester. Thn.nas Hassell, I)nrsley, Glerieettershiresinnkeeper.Dee. I 90, at hoe, 11,. and Jan. 16. :,4 elcvea, at the Old Hell Imo, I Durgler. Anomie's, .11r.'filissome, iDdr.ley ; aad Jlesars. ?rice and Willinms, Idneoltv's Ina, Ilmedon. John 1).04149, Pectinous.). Yorkshirt., contactor, Dee. 91, 19, and Jan. 16,21 eleven. at the George Inn, Viork: At. humeri, Mr. Lvaiss, Hottowdiurdeo, Load/tett and Mr. ' Halmos. Pischliotrton. • • • Hipell Lye, Geswell-street-road, builder, Der. 16, 41, awl Jan. 16, at twelve, at CluildlMM, Loddm. Attorney, Mr. Charter. 'Mark-lane. Nicholas Wilcoa Cundy, Great Marlbinme4h-street, near Oxford-street. bricklayer, Dec. 9,16, suid Jan. 16, at eleven, at Ottlidhrill, London. Attdrney,- Mr. Trickey, 'Howland . street, Fitzmy-square. 4 iY 'tunic luiliire 1 • • Isaac . 9.4t.tertlstraite, Tam wort-, , *me and spirit-tnerrliadt, Der. 9, H. hai Jan- 16, A ten, at (cuilMiall, hnbdnu. Aitorite), Mr. Data, Aagel-court, Throgasortow. street. , • Jilin Frod3hain liin-sia • t;• -street, Holborn, watl9l-inaker, Dec. 15.13, and jun. Id, at twelve, at Guildhall. A ttorney, Mr. Davies, Warwick-street, (;••Ideo-square. To the EDITOR of TUE STATESMAN. —.um.— Sta.-4 shall be extremely obliged to any of -your Cortespondents to inform the Public, why the net balance of the performance on the Jubilee evening, at Covent Garden Theatre, is not applied to the fund fol. the Relief of Persons confined for small debts, according to the very charitable pro. positions of the Managers. i• f I am, Sir, &c. G. w. •• Among the nonicrJna Compellies, which bay° been formed, during the present century, we have observed none eunikiiiing more pubic utildy, ‘ than the ,I)*lforst Linen Company, SU, Gt.:at Rowel. greet, Bloomsbury ; as Of public ere there r sup. plied with lrilh Lin4ins, in sip& pietc .; ca, at the wholesale price. yri).:l tht riipy.ripc mute ( if bleaching,. uith9ut.cfn•li!if4 4 1 ;01.1 11 ei.r bare obtained uhixertit 41),;‘Feiltetttul h p,o seeping of their suit Unclog of ,tottgye. o "' • ••• . — X" • ---; . - • .• . , .4-.4 • , • 4 1 10 . ' . dviv 7 .* L•:I 71 '"'.'% - I', "3, • ...-- a e!....... ..., 411*- 1 1.- _kr. , ._- . " . ' _''.! - —l l llllO - -t- 1.- '-' . .- •••-••••rrovrippr. • 0... .. :,. . •I' . •-• .. - • 1 , . . :I. 'to 4.1.449 .... fisirgp,l Ibt wit ,l'sbillliil: • ~ • • kis a Nonni twistaitalloOsel: • .. . . • . .. ~. • 61 ,is Off P.n.etew kW via .: , ..00Ki fro, • • AlltiC: f ibir rot lall inlipt.'t all t aisiulsollmi IS i I 10' , • 1 e . te 1. 11 '4 - I,x - 1:" ..- ~.,.•• ;-• , ..v, ~ r • Alt" 4.• • 1 ,tave i s t • 1a 1 . illeil SA' , •.1 'L. - diii WV014,•. - ; 4,• Of o' , :' .ei asootaasnaint4 4. —• 0 1•• 4,6 .' ' - ~i . `l, .4.4 b-t 't- ,tv. .Ain - - . . . 11 -•;* I • - - •.t . , . . ... "s7‘• iillik .. •.. .v. • ~.. . • . 4.- : o . °lll4l; k4 t Ho \ ft , • \ " c l• ‘ 4. ‘ l. : . -. ~ , ; % •10 1 A „ ~ k - qi• yid 4 t ..... ?11 , ..% • 1, 1 • • ...., ...,, t-itA)Atati, ...,,,.. i . ...„... ..•;., il .., I C v ir.t.ituae. ;IV: , .. 7: ::: ' O l l . stn ct ipt•••-•a i s . . . . .. . • •.011111 ' \ 9 ,4*. 9 ' .* . -.. 4/ 0 . •fl, THURSDAY DEC Zr. l ‘.....iliginia;o . ' • ______, ~ . , _ _____ . ___ .. . / 10 . •• EMBER 7. 1809. • v ' - i .. . N .- .. ERICK Sin • .. ' . ........ ._ . .. • FRgIVCII AN 1.) DUM II PAPERS. AP EAS . r4sistancc, to Brisen, so th a t t h e . ti commnoca- P PUBLIC DfNNER. -..- tion wAs e.tabli•dteil n ith the eurpi nt the Nines • , ON the Representation, of several Gentlernen„, ? . .tircustsz, Nov. 18.—Erarir preparation Is Viceroy of Italy. On the 4th , t.so l French N. of respetability. that TueUlay. tbe drryppolotrel for mating here for theseception of our belovell Kw- .visions arrived at , Iltixi.l, su that the coin- )r the DINNER at the CHOW 4 and ANCHOR 'fAV , E.ItN, _ . ...... •k.• C......:..... 1i,....._.1.., .rill Iv i PUBLIC DINNER. • ON the Representation, of several Gentlemen, respertahilily, that Tuesaay. the dr;Vailtpolnted for the DINN ER at the 0 W 's and ANCHOR TAV , F.R.N, being the Foreign Post-day, will btineonirenient, to otch,o.. are eng•teed in Foreigo Mercantile pursuits ; the Public. are respectfully Informed, that the DINNER OF THE RE XI. FRIENDS Dl' TUE DRAMA, AND REFRORATORS OF MANAGERIAL INSOLENCE AND•BRILTALI r will 'Ake ;slave no THURSDAY NEXT TIIE •lITIL INSTANT, • Instead of Tv num Y --WI MPS. tint intended. 'Pickets, 14s. 6d. tmeh, to he katt.at the Ear of the Ta vern; at llathiswiWs News-office, Royal Exchange ; T.Tegg, linoki.eller, ill, Cneapside ; and TUC STATIFsiII tx Negri payer-Officr, 81, Fleet-street. Dinneron Table at Five nTlock, precisely. Tickets already issued for Tuesday nil! by received on Thursday. NEVER PERFORMED. This Day was published, TWIN., Odes,. Ballads, Duet., and (•lee , , in an Opera, • erVtled. Kfrtcurs FROM LIFE; or, The Wandcr. S iog !lard. Written by SkblUEI. /111AKR FROME. Printed far the Aoth..r, riot' sold fezelasivels) by R. Dat ion, 45,1 Dracechareb-street t Wilo , at, Royal Exchange; Itichar.!s, Curnhill; Tarlo ;iutl t e•se $ , Fleet-st reef I Do:id:tut, Ctripple. Pali-Mani and K. Darnley, 4. • PORTSIIOUTH HARBOUR: On Tuesday oast will he pablished; P. e - • • A LETTER TO TIIF: ILIIIABITANtS OF GOSPORT. Br GEORGE MORSS JUKES, Esq. ()ode !o bject of the SUIT now pending in the Caart- Etllbestuer between th e CROWN and thlb PROPRIE TORS of ;he MUD LAMPS on the GOSPORT SHORE of PORTSMOU ARBOUR. Printed for William Johinoo, Gewport I and sold by Bee Booksellers in Town and rnunttv. I