The Statesman. — London, England, 1809-11-06 00:00:00

P. - ISOM. iflA WL. WAREHOUSE. - TO THE CONDUCTORS OF CIRCULATING LI BRARIES. This day was ptelslis'ped, is 9 vols. Price lbs. boards. fk,ACK ROCK HOUSE; or,DEAIt. BOUMIT EXP;:RIENCH4 Ey the AUTHORV the WINTER in BATH, BAN CS , of th- WYE, CORINN of ENII.A.ND, EVENS Fl bLD ABBEY, WOMAN of COLOUR; &e Ax. London: Printed far CROSBY and ('•n. Statioitere-000rt, Patent.. •.er-row. V, lyre a catmint tnipply of the best mo dern Novels are kept fir immediate use. • .kiso, ju.t public ,ed. ..114. CASTLES of MARSANGE and N(MR, three vols. lit. 2d. LONDON CHARACTERS of the PRESENT CE•iTURT. vnh.. 161. Sd. DELMORE; or, MODERN FRIENDSHIP, S !pls. 12s. 41!): TA I. WA prtite MANOR, 2 volt', Itly. Sth. MOR LAND MA N.:)R, 9 by Mrs. Krortell, 191. • 6th BRAVO 9f VENICE, by Moak Lewis, 6th Edi tion, 6s. A PROVINCIAL St;NDAY NEWSPAP/At, to he 1 , 41.6 ~t its Lmidon s a* to arrive h. pe4, V-- of et peuce, wit4io 130 otoile of that Clni•al every Sandal ; and at a greater diotance, one day earlier, titan any o th er Sun day Paper; it will been itleol, rfillic LONDON AND PROVINCIAL SUN. J 4 DAY GAZETTE. The Fir-t Number sill he istmed in London, at SATURDA.Y, Novernhrr 11. nsid in the Ccnntry, na SUNDAY, November 12, 1809. Beautifully pliant& in *nano. ou the largest Paper" ns.o.wif.trtured, con taining 21 (.:olumaa, Price only Sixpence-halfpenny. • LADIES or GENTLENIRN &Orval of pier chapiir curious INDIA AFIAWLS, have now an np rn rinnit y of itsperdoir the nowt superb Selection evcr he tore offered for Sala, M W A 11'011.k N nod • R fi 'IIIN'ASHA.III.,"MUSLIN, sm.! N Wit It 1110 USE, .1)% Flol—treet, miller of New Bridge-street; where tht, was aim, receive the foil vette forSkiwt.„- tl. Ti'rri Rid cow iatro.fatiug a 'rarlet; of new and elggnol British Shan F, npie4 from tTe most -approved Jo di-. drfipw„ :re Li he had M•th,eir thou* esrlwirelr. PROSPECTUS. " A day,--an hour of •irtnous liberty, • " h worth a whole etr nat.' , of bondage." The appearance of the LONDON AND PROV PtibiA L. SUNDAY Is amounted to the Public at the counneocement of a 'sew ern in th..ir political relation. The roommit pi: o n-ars to hi rapidly approaching. when morally, as well as phyirally, .rparated from the Continent, this country will staid! Moine! The novelty of Otis Auto/ion, the danger it implies, the violence In witicti it originates, presup pose a fundamental chrtace in future policy. Thus, placed in a state of outlanry,—tbeust violently out of the cirtfede racy of Eur.spesta Staten,—we shall be under the necessity of appealing, lions tbeir code of laws, to ihnee of notare and self preorvuti :n. When many multiuse fur the avowal de wrucsitio of one, no means are illicit which the latter may empl.by to prevent the object of the couthhation. LI rail Ii.. I ISTCHIM • Handsome Slabott4.-iiilkived FoutLprist Sedstends wilbrieh Chintz Far..iturci, nod frtoged i pri.ter *leas awl Bratsk.: ; Ikll4al &Jell:tort, eight feet wide; some ex cellent Carpets, Btr. &c. . • TO RE tref,D )3Y AucTioN, gy .mr:. giKiN-N On the Prvolies. No. 13, Little Elsteheetp. etraeerllnech greet, re+norel, by urdler of the Proprietor, ('. Welts., Esq. from hii Isife it'sitience al Nadel t. 7D.tl()lt the 71.1 instant. at 4 Two following Days, as • Falafel wit;:au: thele.ut ash zer . • A (he N kittens'. Nitteßetet J !MU , /IL ;101,1) E".. :I ITUR Linett„..Clins, Print;, 'Vines. Bc. compriateg lissdoca , L4 am; furadurzs 440101... bed', clean heading, m titrciwei, itridusw jib u recretarif driwer, weretarits st.td imincares d mAtle and single cheibi of draist.Y l 4.usthoccry In:rigor in& dinittg-roasn n ith sulfa • ; Erverill csrpcl., htteur %% Pitch is., handsome Inckey Itrar:el:;l i feet b, ; elegant - ptei, and diewm; Fln aw. •rnifrote ; malt:bony card, Pemirruke. athi drrOe.g. Uhl orrice draw - ir.4-r.nya et.Juw cli iirr ; japoune.ltrettra.: , ,. ditto ; a evict) , ~' litihts ; kiteh?t; requirite ; a chJi.e nurse, with harness ; :nut a userul cart. The wlAte may be viewed on the morn,* of sale, awl et • talogneatolse 14,1 on the preon , we, Laricheny ; sun (seem, ditto Midge Ward Cedlee,h.:sue, braz.viturcb,slreet King's Jlenj, Enfield ; Four Swain, Wai.thatn ; of the Anciourer, Ne ington. N. FL The hone and chain, cart, nri tßratti roller, will he sold no the thirti day, antl - mii.: be viewed-soi Ittcsday and Viedatt.'my mernio7, at the flioresho 7* 84101U4 The s..ibtaigation of the Continent is hasten* to a crisis.— When it arnyei, it places, at lire dispmal of one ma y n the moral :tad physical _resources of twenty kingdoms.. This man detests us inteoseTe. OW freedoms istrieoesp c itiisie wit* his tynanly, our opulence stimulates his rapacity. mid our _power tenders the tenure of his conquests precarious; what is more, our successful, or unsuccessful eitsirti, slastsp tutase, through a . perpetuily of ages, di e s tie character of n rußirn, or a d e m i-god. His power 's romin•seturate with his haired; and ltnth are only inferior to hi, abilities and perse verance. 'fu resist such a man, with suds means, and ha p,•ll-ft by such motiv's, implies the great unanimity, wisdom, and yie.Mr, of which a community is susceptible. Toimprea these se-aliments upon the tianis of our country men, is the principal object of this predliratiim. No time twin be lost. The danger approac l'roeractinatinti is not alum; the lualities of the ene:ny. The career of Ms de vastation io like Cott of the whirlwind. • Austria is a terrific example. Prsesials another; and Spain may be soon added to tbreatilsigw• of his kmquests and ens,cnoilet, The toter. sal of e j a, lost Li cheart• the alternative (•t' ,•—eivitsg.essirin Ital I ri...rotts, uul half- ylelding mea sures, btud trArartell by mmeatting squahliles at home, — might solve the problem of ()grown tatlepen.l 'ace. To place it beyond the rrorh of , Hsi Degailizatj,in of our Trans of resisac,ee mast be s•aasise.l wits yieour, rapidity, and pe•:.eycnince us Cie execution. Inch shull be the chi meter of our foreign politics. • . Our observations na do eesiic affairs. wal be marked with the-tame spirit, and the Naine .10ticipli.. Lose of free tom, a-s 1 abhar , mice of tsr.ittny t v•weritit.a fir the is es ti ..lessinp of our Cosstitut aod -a rooted antipathy to.luttsvatioa,—s'sall be the cotespit moor 11.,turrs of our do mestic polities. .The (-poetry, nn.l t lir t altme, without -re fereure ta party, and with avowed ittpdilit. to religious political internist, will o,rwet our stir-deo*, and stiatuhtte our latrotrs. 'TM: men win:serve it hest, of whatever party they :nay be is inditfe eat. are ewer of our •upport, and will kali invariable claims to oar coed lene.r. Further pill- Tensions we will not make. It is the chareeter of the age to pratiss math and perririn little. The thlovr Inuit re.t upon Its own merit. If it he conspicuous, it will w :tat no recital ,n rdation nod naprofession, to secure it the patronage of a Erit.sh GENERAL OUTLINE OF THE PLAN. 1. Foreign Intelligence. 2. Procethilngs In the Senate. (Lizette'. with the Names and Addresses of the Alto nies ir.tpaintei to conduct llankrupb' Citimnissions. &c. 4. East, West ludic, and Colto4al Information. • b. Cosemunicatiom from Ireland and Scotland. ' g. Prosi,odal News from all Parts of the Country. 7. Agricultural and Spurting Intelligence. F. PO 1.1 TICS ; —nide Prrwipectus. S. Misa4l.ineotts Paragraphs... • Court and World of Fashion. • 11. City Basi•oes.. 12. East India Atfairs. • 13. Tneatric4l Criticisms. • 11. rim Acts. 15. Nautical Intelligence. includinr, Ll !:d's List. 15. Military b.lo‘ementli. • 17. Proceedings of the Courts of Law. ltd. Police. • 19. Aril:teats and Offences. 2.. Births, Marriages, and Deaths. Loalou Markets. • V.. Goods imported during the Week. Vt. Kates of lmuntitce. 'l4. Public Funds. Wu. Course of Exchange, Bte. PILO POSA L. The London and Proeincial Sunday Gazette shall he print ed on a new and beautiful type. It w ill he arranged is the order of the Outline of the Platt, and on the largest Paper 4nlnufactard. The PaPei will be sa arranged as to contain TIVK ST tr • POV CO Lt UN% Advertiresamet will occupy a small space, and will he in serted in a auvel simmer. Country ltesideats are particu larly- informed that all advertisements mast be received thro' the Cs:witty Ag r a's. Copious Inlet sill be- annenll• given, which wHt ren atime Piper 4.-UNTLITE AS NU AL (fetuses:a n tics, ever.tful sissies. Orders received by Messrs. Bell autl De Camp. No. 11, 'tatherittet•s!reot. S raepl ; and by all Boo',.sellers, 'Newsmen, Clerks of the.Roads,,Ste. throughout the United Kingdom. : . c! A Cli A LLENGL. - ILES3IIS. CURILIE and Ca Sorgennt, fatal in his Majes(y's service, ehrtileme - the wsirld in pr..ye a single manner a Lyre their M•ilivine aud ir' Gore have failed of the --I 'sired erect. The pra'cliee of yervis is Rte. partitular hranrh of inele nut Ca rise to nor Cam. , . • The. wolione $.6 t:irr;l their studies - in lrr:ttntgt ljirwt run. of Yenervtlito alstihat Qerwillgt meat ',if the SiAeni, whirl k Rio nce'of the prtriciiin. itud sca l ps; eAhrisof a hnbit long awl nirest anhalsjilly ;nor:tied rilf Ibis town of both,seAirs. In the oar it will lie' &coil to he the itafai:in;,- %wirer of Intrre.-Aist.; ; flip tither itteve its ravaxes t.tity ile.cloperfiti , ' dwelt 6a n distressias; state of ilettiLty, which. if not *Poets/ rtutedierl, termini, .wt i inpot epee. Thee are its remote and altineue elects. whole Crwelltrintioat. 1 ,1 9 of NI tecular l'otsCr. raid %arias% Nervous Complaints, usual!) cluvarterixe the earlier stages of this solitary t ire. Of Per sons Inntroishing natter the disorders incident iii such ti habit, their irlilitrC4ll hia, sweat pnived unsuccessful in the treatment nut biog. laborious, and %malt extended perm tire. In Cm intvr I Ih 4 t iirVe and etnriplie:iied irs.4rs of Vene real Infection, eitth (Thstruetions in tZie Urethra. Spuniza tat emu-nano. 3 lard Tumours, Callon. , Ulcers, Erdptions, siim.l Weakness, %Amu.. ps Alois • STRICTURES. 11 hillier recent or of Iliac durnibm, nisi whir!, have baled 4kill of artier l'rarlitlourrs, are, by their present i:npratiril plan of treatment, etfeetual'i.• anus r perautivernly coast, a i ih sot the pazirot suirering the r erne'at pain and alarniirig be morrha ahkh fet•quentiv follows the application of the is mar. eatnuir. In the eatirse of tnett4 sear: exclusive practice. i.) tisis ntetrolsolis,numert•us eases at Stricture hove beenattel are tinily to . ..fer their ever, the total eradi.litiott which :ire elected by a safe. et rah, and expedilloes mode of practice. teureri ir In Noy ether art adopted. The we:Amos:4 reiala on, and tle'atlity prucessling from Mi. conr,.lairt, are spee •l:ly remnant, and the. pat mat restored no sound ‘ , ..garung flirt where the debility has for at-ors e.i-ted, aO4 peer veraoc- in their restorati. e reMedies, afters StriC * • • 1)34 been 4esiisisetl, is indiipennably resquirite to revive iu•eaeritisp..:ti. uC Life, awl to re-aulinale t h e Consii . (...trot Neil dote? anti GEwrtrorist of the first reapect 4."titYi hare' been under the care of hlestirs. CURRIE and 0. for she removal of complaints of the Urethra, Slime ; rind 113. - mg reee..ed a radical and peritonea( Cure rob -Math tripicsted that etlereaces mi4ht he ntit.le in titt%a. a. •sit*C;(l.sl - v evidences of the derided sirperiorit. of Messrs. CU it it IL anti tas plan of tre.itment. :slurry of 4ve Grath:oral - nate h.id •trictores from lilt. '2O sears, and had tires under the rare of Messrs. Ifottie, andl other Sorg,- r• r4t . tmil eminence, n Itorftionpted the Fare by beripplleatinit or sire Luaar Caustic, wiiknot ascrx4l. iies.n. Currie rani may be enii,ofted bar either eta with the greatest d , nisei. secrecy, and hamar, at their Lottle. No. 107, Haiku] Girden. Pittlent4 in the Country are rerite4ol-d to state o the partltis-1 Inrt nt their rave, age, tort viwral • hhhit of living, lie. Ste-, e•xl-sbig 4 reinitt.owe for itiviee suit iitedklipi. wino Poe will ur eiven t ! r Al e it, any part of toe ki1 . g134111. Tit cli4l srtre that sea-ear so ementanl to their vraciaak in.., the pill - l-. 1 41 !..ti Pities. Way be ad:•o4 i.s the.riccousit fix attalicisar. P.'s lout, 111 1 10-107, Itattsa Ostrom.. • _ • , . , - • • . • . • • • . 0 . • s 1 'I •', ' i . 4. , A t • •'• . • •••• ‘•' ' • :"..e . 1. . . . tk v r • • */ ' • • ' • ... . , a ttlit i i , . X ' . k -- , • 1 43 . -V ..' i . . i 1 eler._.../ • ) ICL i p i , erl D v. . . i .........._._......;.._._..__/r• - AfOND4 I NOVEJWJJER 6, 1809: This Day was published. fa 4 vols. 12inn. Price IRs. boards, T ILE SON OF THE STORM. A Talc.— By HENRY SIDDONS. Pentane pareite Charts." Printed for•LONGMAN, HURST, REES, and ORME, - Of whim may be had, by the site Author, TIME'S A TELL-TALE. A Play. Price 22. 6d. THE following Pre Rose of the Cases taken from Mr. GUEST'S Paniphlet, of No. 1, Great Sur rev-street, Blarkfriar's-road. which we shall continue to in sert every Mooday and Thursd.►y, until the whole are com pleted. Remarkable Cures performed by the use of thr f:oeatonisn Medicines, exemplified in the following authentic Ca4es: CASE XLIX. To Mr. Guest, Chymist, No. 9, Great Surroy-street, Black friars rind. SlR—The very great benefit 1 received from your Medi cine was such, I hardly know which la must de‘ervin„w my admiration, the almost sudden relief from pain, the short time in which the cure was ace •otalierNl, nettle permanency of the cure so obtained. 1 therefore consider it ms houoilen dut) lists to acknowledge it. mai to give you the barrier ..ing4; Icarian:fur the benefit of Often, Ytho may be sofer igg w nailer romplaints. int-the vest 1798, 'vas attacked with violent paralytic Rheitinati.m, for which 1 emilityed as eminent Medical Gentleman, who attended ate said' he could do no more forme, hoping that as the weather grew warmer might mend. My pain• w ere now (My agouiai%, and 1 had lint all power of my arms and lets : inwhich state I sent for you, end had the Medicines administered for a link more than half an hour, when my pains were quite subsided, and in abort an hour was able to walk to the fire. My pain: continued to return in a small degree for about nine days, when they entirely left me. and by cautioning tia. Pills one month, my strength was quite restored. and I have en jos ed a good state of health ever si n ce; though 1 have on some few Decisions. felt trilling symptoms of my old coin pktint, but ant to such a degree as to confine me from my bu siness. or to make it necessary to recur to your Medicines. shall he happy to eirplain to any one rrnei;rin-,•inf inflation on tile above; and am, Sir, yner obliged hu nbie Servant, • JOSEPH HAWKINS, Landlord of the White Ilan. Near the • March 33, 1809. New Church, Strand. CASE I. Borough of Cokhester, County of Essex. Jonathan Lord, of this liorotogh shat-maker, came before nte, one of Ma Majerty's Jqstices :rf the Peace for the said Ru ough, and this day made oath, that he had been much •talicted with Rheumatic Qout in both his feet awl ancles, so ns not to be able to walk from his bed to the fireside without crutches and other assistanee. and having expended all his money among the Medical (ientlemett nithout obtaining any benefit, he an; reduced t a he neee,sit v of becarniug an out patient to St. Thomas's II •spital in Loolon ; fre.o which h • AVIV discharged without any alter:alto' is his complaint ; and Hint by the use of Mr. B. Guest's Medicines. at No. 9, Great . Surrey-street, Blackfriars•r.a.l, he wa- able Immediattly after toe first application to quit the erothe: : and by Coati wing their or a fit* dolts, was quite well, rts he enatiaaft to be; for which, and in gratitude to Mr. Guest, as well as for the public good, he wi nes Itt4 c lie to be mode known to the world by this voluntary Cfidavit. JONATHAN LORD. Sworn before me, the Iltitnf Feb 1.4.,V1. ' ROBERT HOWES, Mayen e. Ido hereby certify, that I hove too-on in a good state o, health ever sincemy reel ery ander Mr. Guest's care, in th ' year above stated, nod that I hive never felt. any thiog of the complaint since, ex , •epr once in'one of my hands, when I ap e . plied to Mr. Crest. and w :s almost relieved, as wit s:if, this 3tl day of Aprll,lB4. JONATHAN LORD. CASE Li. To Mr. I). ( - West, Chemist, No. 9, Great' Surrey-street, filatli to Mgr , . Sift—Believing as I do in the stool that the public would derive in t more ardiers:.l knowLeige of floc. great efficacy GPI N,flir MediCilit^f, it gay* 1.):* no incoosiderrohle degree of plea sure, to ttbery. in a late edition of your Guide front Pain to Ease, &c. the copy of q letter I had felt it lay duty to write to the Rev. Mr. Jay, of Bath, in commendation of the Goes tortinu Medicines; and as the several rarer[ there mentioned, canoe under my nail more iinawdiitte cocnizanee, 1 could a Ith the nut,t perfect confidence state them to him it tiur. view of Min to eammurieate those e•riain means of relief to each of his nu:serous and ex .en-ive acquamtance as might he so unfortan.oe as to stood in need titereof. 1 must be 4 heir to repeat of myself. that after onftw, every memos suggested by several enimnit p:sysicioun for the enre.of a Rheumatism in on* arta (which bad been very painful and useless for a lung time), witht.tot obtaining any relief, I was by your Medicines freed from pain in a few minute-, and Per fectly restored to a full ase of my arm in a few days; since which time I have had no return, which i, now ten years since. I have, Is ,wev..r, h.td,frequent ommiou to recommend your Medicim A among my orqoalotances, and others suffering with similar COniphilllS, and have the sate-faction 1,1 sftv. that ,in nu one lootanee have I bera and am firmly coavinced, ,carer an, on , ner.l -offer p iii from any of three 'tli! , arders forwAch they are reeontnemleti, if taey are pro perly abed and perserered. id. .1 am, the. TIMOIIII PRIESTLEY. London, Mtn of klareh, 1909. S. 1 forgot to meatimo, that having some of your Ner vosa Pills by toe. I gave them to a very delicate strom:ut, la bouring under a complication of extreme debility and aax ietv, and I hart the plc:ware to see her health greatly restored; and 1 have since beard, by Lakin A a few biases site is perfect ly recovered. CASE 1.11._ _ _ _ . In the *cite 1103, I was snide-lily nillicted with Gout in My stomach and all my limbs. fir which I wits under the care of a gentleman of the Faculty m .rre tb.m fottrleea weeks, and look it vast qaentity of his pre-criptians gairing any ease, awl *bees I could nail: a little, I was obliged to have crutches. this ante, 1 hi:Allied with great difficulty up to• Mr. (',amt's, cad had his M applied. a hich in :knout half an hour quite eased me from p ii.i, aid I walket home with out my c.rutenes, pod in n few di., was perfectly we ft. I have once since hail a smart all irk In °rigor tly feet, which Mr. tidiest relieved Inc from in ithe opplicalina, awl I am now perfectly well. JAMES CHF. El). April 11, 1589. Coal-Doalc:, li, Lad's-ceurt, Bankside. CASE LIU. To Mr. D. (fides?, ('hymist, Lonthn. Seplenther 49, 190?. Si that my siigular caw •-• a orthy thio. atten tion of the public, I nave sent i, for your g over:meat. - Fur sixteen month. I was in such pAiii frnsn.s r:ieualatlsni in my heel, that I became so fertile and contraeted I .cuald not stalk ; and:infuse4h I applied to several of our medical gen tleinen, none of them could givenie a moment's Whet. I waited on you, I Aril your Medicine used fn? about half an hone, and, sti nage to telt, I wris not only . ahle to a ilk without pain, but &illy walked home, being a diitaner of eight r.tiles, and only stopped once by Inc was . continaiag to use year Medicines &tout three months, I was perfectly cared, and have rein lined well ever Finer, which is now two lfarsh„,—ut eimiesteener of sour SIII:CI',S with ine4 many of my oeighbinws applied to yna, awl re ceived ttte same satisfactory relief its myself. Auy persons wishing to be infi" , :ined more pAttictilerly no the subject, if tbef will call on toe, shall erreive every necessary notarisa tion respecting both myself and friend,. I am, Sir, Your obedient Servant, • JOHN PftWF.LI.. MR. G u EsT, Si it —flaying removed front Salter's-buildistgo, in Iltalthainsina, I did nut receiri-y our letter so ns to me to :111CM t it sooner. I ran, tirtuk God, ibleraltie nett 1-1 health. ; and in respect to the roust:lain. I w.:s eared of b, your Medicines, I am as free from it us ever I wus its city life, nor have I ever had any return of It slave; ankh think must be near nine years men. • 1 am, Sir, with gratitu.le 1 respect,. Your obedient servaet, • JONN POWF.LL. Vfavislead Parish, Essex. April 11, lea. 14‘. M. Zit es Crefimasi. . . - . • INCOMPARAELE.ROMANCE. This Day was publi4hcd, 3 large Vol 4. Prier I. TE AVENGER; or, The Sicilian V.tpers. A Romance of the Thirteenth Ce:aary, nut inappllesi• We to the Nineteenth. Printed for Stockdale, junior, 41. Pall Mail. Where 'nay be had, Price 254. or, , n 1 large Paper, with • - prilof Plate'. X-1 THE LIFE AN!) CAMPAIGNS OF GUSTAVUS AI)OLPHUS TH F,. GREAT OF SW EDEN. By the Rev. WALTER BAR l'E. * " This is one of the most intetesting.Works that has ever appeared; sa estraordinary are the Ilscts which it relates, that they sive to the the entertainment or Romance, while their historical authenticity is universally admitted." From the LONDON GAZE? 7TR, Nov. 4. Court at the Queen's Philtre, the Ist of November, Present, the King'. Wait Est-Beat Alajesty to Council. This da,• the Right Hun. Henry J•ihn Viscount Palmerston was, by his Majesty's command,Eivorn of his Majesty's Most Honourable Privy Council. and took his ptace at the Board accordingly. His Majesty having been plea4ed to appoint the Right lion. Richard Ryder, to be mie of his Majesty's Principal Secre t tries uf Stile, he was this day, by hl Majcitv's command, .worn one of bis Majesty's Principal Seciltaries of State ac cordingly. WiIiTEHAIA., Nor. 4, 18 r. The Kin' !s:l4 been pleased to grant the dignity of I Baronet of the (Jailed Kiar.l4nu of Great Britain and Ireland, to tite Right Hots. Charleg Miter, of Lobh, ia.the County of Ox. ford. nod of Woodford, in tSe Comity of E•ter, Lord %i war of the (its o: London, dod the heir*umled his body luu fully begdtteo. QUEEN'S PALACE, No•. 1, 1909. The King was this day pleased to confer the harmer of Kt:!4hthood on William Moaner, Esq. Alderman of the City of f.nnion. the King was this dor pleased to confer the honour of Knighthood on Janie. Athol Wood, Lsq. Captain lu the Royal Nosy. BANKRUPTCY F:NLARGED. J. Hewett, West Bedford, Staines, farmer, from Nov. 11, to D. SO. • . BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. L Wheilsloo, Copthal:-court, Tbrogmono*street, packer. BANKRUP Is. 41.Cuivset, Bast-street, Red-lion-square upholder , to cur. Nov. 11, 18, Dec. 16, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. LelVl'ooke's-court, Cursitor-street. J. Koight, Lowe/ Claptoo, corn-chandler. Nor. 7, IS, Dee. It nt Attotines, Mes-rs. antWller, Spital-square. J. Nicnoittoo, High-street, St. 011es'-, bookseller, Nov. IC, IS, Dec. 16, at Guildhall. Atlantic., Messrs. Wiltshire and. Bolton, Old Broad-Areet. J. Fewingt, Our Parish of St. Philip and Jaroh, •ines tershire, ina-kolder, Nov. 7.17, Dec. it, at the While Ilatt. pl 4 Market-street, Bristol. Attonties, Messrs V izard and ilutehlostr. Lineal/et-init. W. Staacome, Swan •a. Glamorgan. shopkeeper, Nov. el, 21, Dec. 16, at the White Hart len, LI: istol. Alt PC4,1104 on! sow n cour:. Temple. I. I.N•dhyri , fin‘tan,l/erb;shire, innkeeper, Der. 1. I, 16, nt the George Inn. Derby. Attorney, Mr. Ware, Gray's J. Bennett, Bristol, eabirei maker, Nov. 6, 16, Dec. 16, at the Rummer Tavern, Bristo:. Attorney, Mr. Jarman, AII-Saints'-court, W. Meadows and R. Johnson, Bell-street, Paddington, coal merehanti, Nov.ll, 18, Dec. hi, nt Guildhall. Attor ney, 11r. Bore:field, Bouverie-street, Fleet-street. F. Conk Union-glare, Blackman-street, tayloc. Nov. 11, 18, Dec. 16. nt Animates, Messrs. Paine and Marshead, Alrierrui.ohary. . J. Purvis, Sainlpte, Neweavtle-uroo-Ty-e, vintner, Nov. 27, 28, Dec. JO, at the Stsaksposre Tavern, Newcastle. upon-Tyne, Attorney, Mr. Constable, Symond's-ion, Chan ceey-lane. J. Napier, London-road, St. G•orge's-Selds, inereha. t, Islov. It, 18, Dec, 16, nt Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Wilde, jun. Castle-street, Falcon-sluare. W. Drury, Stamford-street, Blackfriars-road, stntioner, Nov. 7, le, Dec. 16, at Guildhall. Attorue', Mr.• Cozen, Quality-court, Chaucer -lane. 'f. Burt, Catherine-street, ContaterciM-road, straw-plait factor, Nov. 10, 18, and Dee. 16, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Latkow, Wardrobe. place, 1/oetore-CommonF. T. Goldsmith, Ssoreditch, dealer in Willed, Nov. 14; 20, Dec. 16, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Chantey, Mark-lane. C. R. Chadwick, Grasse:tor-Mew..., Bona--greet, iron plate-Worker, Nov.ll, 21, Dee. 16, nt Guildhall. Anomie., Messrs. Rigby ;and Liwlew, Chat ham-Ware, Bridge-street. J. Fenton and (1. Moore, Rotherhithe, smiths, Nov.ll, 18, I)ee. 16. at Guildhall. Atturne),9lr. Wilde, jun. Castle street, Falcon-square. I'. .1.C011i., Drford--treet, coach-maker, _Nov. I', 1 1 3,Der. 16, at Guildhall. Android, Messrs. Blatt-luck and Mahat ma, Elm-court, Tettinle. Ann Lanchester, St. James's-street, milliner, Nov. 7, 18, Dec. 16, at Giiildhall. Anomie., Messrs. Wy bourn and Burke, Cani!!'l-coairt, Citaring-erem .1. Keir%, Little tiewpdri-street, Long-Acre,haberdasher, Nov. 7, 11, Dec. 16, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Searle, Citild*s-phier, (i. Taylor Barsted, Wrotham, paper.roaker, Nov. 1421, Dec. 14, at Alloruirs, Messrs. Street tad Woolle, 3. Peptic-, Kennington, coach-maker, Nov. 7, IS, Dec.l6, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Ltle7o, BlnekfriArs-to 11. Chub ta d. Plorntree-nred, Bloomsbury, jeweller, Nov. 7, 14, Dec.l6, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Lamb, Alder.- gnilavotreet. , Chedder, Somer,etshire, pap , r-maker, Nov. 7 3 11, Dec. 18, nt the Bush Tavern, Attorney, tar. ma eet, 'King's Beach-Walks, Tempi... DIVIDENDS. Dee. 5. W. Mason. Hearties -place, Kent-road, brandy merchant.-Nov. 20. J. Jaelcmin, Great Yarmouth, che- Wm.-J:4. id. I'. nod M. Le Pune .Merac, `Cheapsie*, warehnthemett.--I)cc, b. W. IVehh, IVestanir roal:.m:reliant.-1/er. 5. J. Dada Stack. purl, draper.-Nov. 24. 'l'. Toed, inerelsant.--Dee. t. W. Redfern, Nottingham, batter ; -Yea. 2 . ). J. Dodd, hatter. • [The Gaiette al4u contains his Id siosty's Pre. eisnidli9n for further continuing, frian the Stet day of Dzcembe: next, until forty.days after that -west meeting or Pat !lament, the Prohibition of the Distillation 'of Spirits from Carts 'or Grain *it tMli- United Kingdom.] A few nights since a &tack of hay belonging Thomas liawortts, Esq. of Hathamwoodi..-Hert fordshire, was wilfully set on fire. Nearly about the saute time several valuable horses be. 4 0 agingto Mr. Betl, fernier, near St. Alban's, Kerb cut tins] maimed. owe of whin It died. • A la. !mace of the name ot *Herbert, who has abscond -3:1 IT g iss peels:4.lo be.theferpetrator of theft dine solidet ecte: • . • • - • . • 46 • • tr 4Pailt •A. • - .• 4 r • , •It •-• Mr • • % • - i I' ~~ J No. 1152. . . CORPORATION OF THE AWIC.IRI.F. SOCIETY FOR INSURANCE UPON' LIVES ; • ' Instituted by Charter of Queen Anise, Anno 17(X. rpuE DIRECTORS hold a coma at the Society's Moose. iu Set:team', Inn, Fleet-street, EVERY WEI)Nt•YSI)AY, at Eleven. &Clock, for the Admission of Members, under the additional Charter, litel* printed by bishlaiesty, tilt further exteoding to the public Cir benefits of thil. Institution. By Resolatlonsof the last General Court of the Society, the claims :trisirtg on the deaths or Nlemhers are ono gear:tu t-el to prodnee, at the least, Ha/. per share to the Fatnilies nr Aoires of Ftle.nhets; acrd ;my number of Share,, not t w rive. *a. bc • minted on each life. Nienthers are nose admitted at ony age. from S to 67, far the various idiots of Life tocarance, iyiwther fur the whole life. or for an% term of years, -or ou Suryisonsliip, or on any • other contiutency :cling life. . B }Order of the Court of Directors, JOHN PENSAM, Registrar. STRAND BRIDGE,. VOTICi ? , is hereby given, thst the Prrind fnr I. totin7 en. NEW !ink!: r:!‘ in this COSCHfIN e:elot-grd the 1..171=i list on ^r before .4ribieh Dityi_dro pri.Norsof Share, ur.ot pat CA* drpotuis dpod t N:tare , ' which th v innv`he entitled, int., thr Isawiteie E. C. Rolile.o, thi.Tre.t:urer, :it the of Orldero and LoslOostom,.Corithill, when the .iipoltd will be r.l..*ed. 11, Order of the Committer, Craren4troei, &rood, 8.1.31. TAYLOR, Nov. 154 . 11809. • Clerk rtnd golit-ftor. LUNDY. FOOT'S IRIRH SNUFF. , TJUI"Ir FOOT. act CO, in order tit ()brittle - the di Artistes Whieb ihos in theTQ RAtco TR St DE bare hitherto txrrirseei in ditainlag their 041/97 frown lrelani, Ise•• leave to ialoitwthera ;oak the Pablic it! ent•rnl, that tht y it H OLES.% 1/1: IV Aft 17:IPO U g at Pia. 31 LEILA wbertt Article sat) tit* te,d, mai where ' , writ+ now taking arierA at:4 ni it is their pnvont intactio : t.) rAlluquishi floe Itutoll thereof, and am to iitterfere ty it h atiy otiwr kt title of taicl Trade, they mat earue,tly requ..it taut - those who ;air latikutr Morin with uiii ret4il . 3 t reeriord rrwts themi::itsoto ;tna purity, ckterrninei to affo;d the too-t liberal en• coarvetuent th 0...• who buy to relf ajraia. 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