The Statesman. — London, England, 1809-10-07 00:00:00

. • IF W • 1 ••• . . .............T._ INTENDED NAY ThATION "OM STAisars--- t /TARBOROtfeD. ' AT a Meeting of flap .Proprietnre of Wires Omagh which a Canal. which has bias proposed from Onkhans to Stamford. is to pass. and other lotemated therein, mod oho of Proprietors of restates ad to the. River WeUrind. and others interested is as IthwitEllitm to is ilg 'Market ffarhoroogh, held qt the Town- ia Stamford, ou Saturday the liti day of September, 111011, promo to Adrer tioement In the Itsunfrord Papers.• LEONARD STEVENSON,. fAlls Mayor. is the Choir, Resolved naloilawasly, That* it tlie opinion at this.MeiN lan. that the said roamed Canal rows Oakirara to Stamford, 'timid not answer the purposes of this monism, neighbour hoods sad that a navigation knee Stamford to join the Union Canal near Market Harboroarb will be beneficial. Resolved, That a C.onsibiltre be formed for the purpose of taking the said intended Navigation to ifieborough mto for /her earnideration I and that they employ some e ' tent En gineer to take a worvey; and that they report their proceed hiss from lime to time to the Mayrw of this Corporation ; and that oar WITS or more of the Committee may set. *evolved. Tharthe following perwon do form the C ., .ni• 4. .!titter, and that they be empowered by this Meeting to :.p - e yhi the Prop-retool of lands between this place and liar :4.l nip for their raiment. z'.. 4s, '•'. • l . over of Stamfuni for Beni. B. Tathwell, Esq. •. • the lime being. Henry Fryer, Esq. .' • - • '• CU. Chaplin, Emu the, Re- This. Bryan, Esq. envier. Rich. Carey, Clerk. ...... • ... Rir J. Trollope, Bart. - Gregory Bateman, Clerk. Sir S. Plad3rv. Rart. Mr. Alderman Robinsion. Evan Vaunter. Kay. Mr. aldermaa Cooke. eta. Chaplin, isa. Esq. Mr. Alderman If:wore. FA*. heron, Ithq. Mr. Alderman Newcomb. J Willis, f. n. Mr. Francis Simpnon. VanderNeuabarg, Mr. Rich. Turoill. Mr. Robert Hunt. Pierreptilat, Faq . Mr. Wm. Broughton. bat W. Bellows. Fay. Mr. Thomas Stokes. • Richard Lucas. Clerk. And Thos. Foster, CL-rk. Mr. Robert Peach. Resolved. As several gentlemen have expressed a iii-h to Itemise subscribers to this undertaking. toat a Sabscripti•in Ronk he now opened for the ineertinii ef names. under cer tain notrictinas is be hereafter speci!ieri with respect to the washer of shares to be held by any ooe subscriber; and that a preference lie given by the Cansarittee to the proprietors Of estates adjoining or war the River Wellind to Inrdille sub scribers. Resolved. That Messrs. Bellaire mid Son, Banker., be al!. pointed Treantrers. Resolved, That Mr. George Warinnbr, of Market llArlic rongS: Mr. Jaws Torkinetna and Mr. Archer Ju.lit, of Stsasf.int, lie appointed Solicitors: Resnlveit, That the Proiteedings of this Meeting I+e a lyre lised iii the Stamford. Northampton. Leicester, Derhy, Bit aiimpham. Coveutry, Liverpool. and Maacheater Purrs. rind =ate/moan and Conner Papers. bred, T.i..t Mr. Mayor be reqaested to sign these Re , SlMPliaot. s • • I - 1 i_ , • • 'I i' 4l t . 4 +l 147„1. . • :****lo ~. '~ , f • , . .. ".A P CI ROT MFARS. HAL have ast 'Sole tt. 93. ROYAL EXOR AND?, STATE LOTTERY, whits M "a a.... eavistisig of roily moo Numbers, TO RE DRAWN IN ONE 11AY.2Orn or Tuts MOUTH. TUB SCHEME CONTAINS 4 Prises of .C9OlOOO. 4 of 5,0001 4 of 2,0J0) 8 of L l OO O . mad 14 of IMO. With Others hi Proportion, AND NOT THREE BLANKS TO A PRIZE. fri" treerf , Pnst Paid. duly luso erect, awl Schemes graib. All hied of Liovernsucto Securities bought Mud sold by CnassisAms. ‘....ed. .tau.. 1/ur. O O 0 O O O V PRICE OF STOCKS I'll IS DAY AT DNEOT.I.OOK. 3 per Cent. Cow. 6Si i 1 Exch. 11iU5,74. 13-. prem. Navy V 9I India llosulr. 194. VD-. Cnik-ah for Ace.. ..fiSii i Lottery Tick. 211. lis. ()Italian' .... ...I prem. THE STATESMAN. PKoro+rtr YCN.%X. L 0 .V DO N : SATU RDA Y, OCTOBER 7. Tux brain fever of NAroceoar rages violently —in the London Newspapers ; —and not vriihstuntl ing their strong assurances of the fact, we really believe no where clse. The successive accounts in the Foreign Papers narrate the unremitting ac. Heil of the French Emperor (" as" says The Times of this day " he is styled") ; but we can see no more reason to believe that his activity can have produced a brain fever —for that is the cause assigned—than that frequent jour nies between London and Manchester in the Mail Coach should produce a brain fever.—" Oh ! but we must consider his anxiety."—The anxiety or Nsrutcuts cannot be more intense than that of the merchant or manufacturer, in a period of coot. menial embarrassment. The following letter is received as a decided proof or the niadlic44 of NAPOLEON. Would that our Ministers and Commanders in Chief were but half so mad! rarcayssr, am 4, 11109. " A vessel is arrived herr, which left Cherbourg on Friday last. The letters by her inform a.. that at-cousin hid reached that place (ruin Paris, which leave no doubt that tbe Empe ror N A pos.cosi was my ill at hi, palace at Sebecebeuog. Ilis di•onkr is a brain fume, brought on by reeessive fatigue is hi- personal atteations to ever) branch of his airily. Most certain it is, that two Physicians and t►rn Surgeon. suddenly left Paris last week . to ntie.rd him. They proceeded uu their journey with extraordivar) rpccd." AVE have given more eztracts from the German P.tpers —war between Franco anti Austria is trumpeted forth in the Loudon Newspapers at iuevitable.---- cite immensity of the prepare *. • ils MI both suits, we view as mea,ores of caution, but certainly not as &chive of the recommencement of hostilities. Thu report of t mistier is confirmed. If both parties arc ion war, the forces sorely eru not . so lanced, as that neither dares to strike t Wow. We anticipate Peacti—in this we 'nay be disappointed—hut nothing that we 1 hare yet tom iodates us to adopt a different opi nion. THE cnforcancnt of the Non-Interconese Law i 3 Jgain confidently reported. Gen etel linowve tga gavo a grand dinner yes terday at his house iti Audio) -square, to noveral military officers lately arrived its town from Flush- Mr. Sheriff Wooo's new carriage has been built by Ai %Liu. v, iu IYelbeck.street. It cost 15001. building. ire Eit of the (louse of Commons is come to town to transact some official business, and re- Nina ill a few dais to his scat at liielbrook, in Sussex. The ship mentioned in the French Papers to be on shore near Cherbourg, is supposed to be the Pray, SmiTti l from Antigua. On the 16th M last month, the return of the ekk in the hospitals at IValcheren was 9798. On the 17tb the deaths were 4K on the itillt only 9 ; eed no new patients had been admitted during the two last days. The cause of such a number of &liars being pow in circulation is, that the Batik has haei 100,000 t. worth of Spanish dollars new stamped. The charge for stamping is only one farthing exch. The determination nut to have a jubilee dinner at (,uildhall, is Irani/11110y regretted by all the Apothecaries East of Temple Bar. In the sickness among our troops in the Island of Walcheren a free use of Port wine has been found much more efficacious than all the ?rostrums of the Pherniacopin. The anniversary of 14 1 3 rd CTIATIf les birthday is to be celebrated with great magnificence on Mon day nest ; and en Ode is to be recited in centime. mutation of his splendid succeucs. Many of the Ppecrhes recorded in the News pipers, and said toehavu been delivered iu the pit ur boxes of the new Theatre, were only intended to hsvc been spoken :—certainly they were nevelt! heard. The great Madame DESIFA Yes wished to have box at the Opera; bet we do not positively know that CAIAL %NI was to have It box at the Theatre. Where will the arrogance 9 1 ( Ogee reign mahout* terminate! The lege tsc Dpn A Yrs thoeght herself as entitled irk ao Opera-box as the mistress of k!seper of • ayer.hou,e. n -t' ._, • , • . . . .• . - - ''. . ... • . . • . . - . . • " ~. '# . 'ARDEN THEATRE. between the Public and the Pro- Theatre, continues to rage with unabated violence and obstinacy. Thu Public chew no disposition to yield, and report says, that one of the Proprietors has declared his determine. Lion to persevere, even though it should cast him 100,0001- !! ! The performance of J ohm Bull and The Poor Soldier, met with no better receptiou last night, than the preceding Pieces that had bets, gesticulated—clamorous disapprobation, tu mult, and pugilistic performances marked the evening. it is insinuated this morning in many of tho papers, and particularly that ['mantel's of truth—The Morning Post, that the applauders, the friends of peace and of submission, were nearly equal in number to the wedelns who demand a reduction to Old Prices. This is very possible, for at least 500 of the sons of liracl were invited to the house. history of this transaction, of which see have ample and mi. nete particulars, will be found not a little amus ing. The narrative respecting the selection and the introduction of this 44 corps pagilistique,'% this battalion of Mosaic bruisers—must, how ever, give way to a discuvery of imminent im portance,. which has fortunately been made, and as we hope, in time to take precautiom, against the dreadful consequences, that might other wise be an. ticipatcd. Mr. KEIIBLL, some time about, or previous to, the opening of the Theatre, made a visit to a cer. ' tabu Office near to Apothecaries' Hall, at which a newspaper called The Times is published—we mean the LLOYD'. TIME!, that had a Lind of partnership there some how or other formerly, and may have yet, fur any thing we know.—What the object of Mr. KEstus.E's visit was, we know not. But at the opening of the Theatre The Times expressed themselves in cum:nots with the public, highly dissatisfied with the conduct of the Proprietors towards that portion of the British Public, fur whom Ilse Times feels so sincere and disinterested an attention,the "people" of England The Times was very angry, and repeatedly urged the Proprietors to concede to the reasonable de mands of the public. On Wednesday last, Mr. J. P. 'mime, encouraged, as we conjecture, by the silence of Mr. LErum (the Bank Clerk, who, after having addrused the audience fur .several nights, was suddenly struck dumb), re pealed his visit to the office of The Times, and at this visit, we presume, was disclosed the important secret, that the opposition to the pri. rate bow; and the new prices, is nothing bet a jacubinical plot. We entreat the attettliutt of our Readers to the particulars of this discovery w hich The Times so commendably announced on Thurs. day—being the 'ley after Mr. K Es:sta.'s second visit : We were sorry to perceive the opposition to the admired prices anew a chili aster last night rev, differeat hum a hat It appeared at first. The statement published by the Propri. rims is certainly sot a. precise as it ouglll to have been; at the mete time it snyefently proves that a theatrical concern 6 far from twins so productive as has heat generally 'apprised. If us the Proprietors assert. °se cowers' cannot be airrird as without the adsaared .prices, those a ho have a passion fur theatrical exhibitions mast submit to purchase that pleasure as a higher rate. Fortunately, it is nut an article of the tir•t taceuity, and may theirfore he dispeased with. 1 t was with i. tin we al/served, that several persons, appertain* to a re prollakd and very dangerous clam of society, had lowan sod ith the audience, or sum:talon rather, last night. 'Pk de ' *1444 of these men oce hoes nfleu hod actasion to 4441 ask ; and we will Ibeiet su f fer thews, as far as Jiro& atrial us. to tease a riot in a Theatre the prel ude to disorders that might alli stately shake Lk whole frame of satiety. We allude to those who tetrodeced th Mawr with the lincription relating to the On Fridoy this same Times, having duly consi. deem! the subject, announced a further discovery, " that the Committee wcro all honourable men" (which :cc frilly and unequivocally admit), and that they (l'he Times) believed what they said. Nobody ever doubted the truth of what the Corn. neiltee said ; but the mass of the public happen to differ from the Committee in the concluvions which they have drawn. However, be that as A may, The Times having set the mutter of the In. wrest right (which they hail before set wrong), proceeded to give their opinion fully, and, as they 111(Clided, A Lt.y. Such were the effects produced by the final visit of Mr. K Vag. at.s.—NV hat species of " Enphrasy and Rue" that Gentleman had applied to the cyes of The.Tbnes, we know nut. They have, however, fortunately discovered, that the Public and The Times are Quite wrong in imputing blame to the Proprietors and that the whole of the opposition at the Theatre is the result of a drep-tail jaeohinical plot. Su much fur The Times at present. Ito contirmatiou of the truth of their opinion, we beg leave to trouble our readers with the perusal of the following extract, from a Print nut less cele brated fur its saucily and excellent sense, than fur its troth—the illnstrions Alorning Post a ••••• " We have again to tenirk, and we nni i rely the attention of 'he well dippined tv the erhservatiots. that tor ~.!ears and views upon o hich disturtsartre emu conti nued, are whet!' differeat Irmo those food which It originally took its rise. [be Jaeohins and radtt4l Reformers, aha are ever on the watch to take advantage of merry di.e44teld, arts ' hog from what aise, sue nose Ms Doty promineol mad for sward palliest, slot only to keep Asir she tumuli, hat to Insinuate into lie minds of the people, which they soon eine to he inflamed, impre , sions of a tendeacy wholly ' tinemenectert with theatrical amusement and ralrUl3l - only to stir up political unitionitie., that amid aim a blow ant oak al the hot se. ial• order, and oar lies lira! k C anstit.dien. even to carry with them disrespect to the Thecae, and insult to our graciosnand venerable Sove reign, Bud that at a mimeo whets the heart and miod of the nation is exerting its Ism powers to testify its gratilade and attachmeat to a Monarch whose virtues it has lodealroi red, and to Which it would eugerl) pay every due tai sole rif af fection and applause. Tai , description of persons rannit k ((so narrowly watched, rrir their nrfarions nltemptl too SOO* Relitrated. Their eery looks and language depute mid be theta. Now, if any man, after these notices from the palavering Times, and decaying Post, shall dare to cspress A doubt of the existence of a jacukini. cal conspiracy—away wills him to the Basfile, turn. him over to Governor Jars. People or Englend! once famed throughout the habitable globe for moderation, integrity, and goad sense! how long will ye salter yourselves to be ' of , reficed!! I sinotrily, pater, will bats ling • ecmsi. -~- - doubt, that there ve arguments by which D i Times may be convinced. " What wakes aU que:llans plain and clear' —Abuut—l ise Ilitsictred Pasinols a year : What proves that fats,: - pivred Ira: before —Why, just abuut —Five Hundred snare ! PROBATUNt ES/ IVcro there an epithet more expressive th an contempt, we would, its this instance, apply it—. but the 'English languip may be rausackrd un. succesefully for one mores expressive of our send. menu, and of those of the public ) fur Tux Tistu, and THE POST, and itti echo—the HARLLI/41.1x PLAN FOR _4 NEW 2111111.121 R E ROKIL BT 111)19CRITTUHr. A capito of rAocrol. to be Subscribed in 130 Shares of 10‘).)1. each, to Le paid by iustallments, of akieh only t h e , tel of lUO,Ot 1. would be 'tooted, in the lint baronet, to build rind furniA the Theatre. The reoLioing 50,001.11. to be callti 1,,r, if acct ....sty. The Sub)crthers to receive 5 per cent. ee the amount of th t ►tock actually subscribed after the first num of l'ufur. murices ; together it ith a persowal ticket at ailmisseno, rnt tratisferable, except to a Nosointo for the whole swim Application to be mode to Parliament, fur a Patent is build acrd maintain vi ithia the City of Wcstssiaiter, a Tbeake for the repre".eatation of Loglish Dramas, iltric , Dandle, and other Sceuic Exhibitions, and that this application to titunded no a Petition. •rtsiog forth the solvsmsees that would twcrwe to the public from loth as ronblishniest being t. trastrd to a Joint Stock Compaq, instead of its being is t Le hoods of usie, err of n fen. Proprietors, viz. That nu incumbraucisi would at any lime be laid no the property. That no boxes would be assigned, le, mortgag e d, sold, r, made private. That no money would be raised by the hose of free tkkib, by the grant of annuities or rent-charges, by townie, vs otherwise; but that bran Air the whole receipts of each re.:t should be kept free and witourthened, to wooer the esp e4 ,,, of each year, befoie r% co the lawful interest of 5 per ce, t. ea the amount of the capital actually advanced, should payable to the Subscribers. Aud, That the Petitioners would humbly propose s bolls for the security of the public and their own permanent interest, that a clawie or chimes to this effect shoold be introduced iota the Bill. That for the farther security of the public, mid as a meo w s of for ever pro.reting them against the advance of priers, the profits above 5 per Cent., if any, should be divided it to Cam: equal parts, and to be appropriated as follows :- 1. Oar third thereof to etuistitute a fund, Is be set apart, and applied from time to tune to the repair, a li era iap a , or embellistimest of the Thcatn., or to mower extraordinary dishors.etnents, or to come in aid of oecasisosal ealaositi, so that there he on pretence for any farther call Aso the Prapri e . ter!, or for nay increased demand of prices from the public. 1. Otte third of the said surplus to create a food for the esicourageroent of the Omuta, by giviog almost promisor for new Pip, by establishing a school in the Tlie.the for the hiatrioute art, and for its necessaries, msqle, elastic/figs and de coration, &c.—and to provide a retreat to meritorioss V% I. lees and Artists, who, by a service of twenty years in ti, Theatre, might entitle themselves thereto. 3. The attar r third to go the Proprietor& Rs profit on ihtir Capital advaoced. A Board of Dimities to be appointed, rtf!herrt raierl, to -uperiotend t h e accounts, oha should have the passer to ap point a Ilausiger, at a libcr.J remota-ratios, and fur a term reitain. finch Manager, when appointed, to hose the sole, uncoatroule.l direttion of 411 the cuseerns of the. Theatre, save ugly that the Hoard should imam:ills stipulate theism fir the eaperuenf the sensors, beyond to hith the Manager flioslcl not go, awl far the faithful opprapriatims of sr hick he should give sureties. That tsis Freedoms of any tied, .e Orders, eves to Authors or Perfisrmers, should be granted, as they Neese only to Mau mee, ur even to iscerposser the Jusigasest of the public, nt. to site merit of Plays or A cont.; and also because they occasion calsaisv by introducim; partisaus for insidious purposes; or are weed as decoysAo give a false appearance to the Theatre. That its erecting the Theatre, and is the distrihatiou of its parts, Meanness regard %mould be paid so the accommodation of a.I the chases of the community tau sloe well-understood principle, that it is lady by a i.oorteoos summits') on the part of the great, to the comfort and rights of the lower orders, that they repay the cossiescemiJa by empect fur the pris s ieges uf those above them. The Theatre should be insulated, therefore, no three sides, bat Out un the fourth t because am one side there should be as inclosed way to and from the Thcatae for foot passengers, so as to he out of the reach of carriages, as at the Theatre rids Parer, lt Paris. The Theatre to be encased in a doable wall, and the lob bies bet as (11:1 the Iwo er.Aed on each Suer, as a security ag.sino tire, and to he of solid masonry. 'the Hall, or audience part of the How, to be of a per fectly circular fore, end of a size that shah seessre to the spectator and mtditor the full advantage of sight and hearing, without forcing either the perfohoem or the company to overtrain their orgasm. _ _ The audiesee to be kept free from all anboyaseo; and that for this purpose thcie shall not be ths smirusee untied a tanker, which is the constant reademisass of twusult nod peulligacy. No triode lima to be allowed ; and, of course, no Pei 'rota Rooms ; but the space sow allotted so the basket to be one entire anti-room to the drem-burrs, which might be taken for the night, and a kith would remote the riotous eorniraty to a distance frum the attentive °Wier% e.—The same arrangement might be made on every door under the gallery ; and yet by the circular form, with rapacinu, guile tie', the Theatre might engrain a receipt of b.lll. per night, u inch is quite mildest. It is the -artifice of making nom fur a greater Lumber that has made nor 'Hectares MI UOOOll3- tOrint4le, and at the same time PO wilt fur the real and im pressive delineation of the passions. It is to this that we owe tall the ups and demur of intricate staircases, that we are se ver -are of our footing, and that ar never know when ue are up4llll kt el grtoutd. It bus been staid, that 10'0001 is not sufficient to build and famish a splendid Theatre hi that times; bat a Theatre if, comparatively speaking, a shell, and does not require the in terior amt expensive Stashing Isla nesintion. If a 'grant could he *Minted of part of the Sem, o.• of the Nam, so as to render susaecroary the purchase of bower to beaemulished, itP,UU9I. would be Nand asuple for the purpose; but a saga its reserve of 54,0001 iss ease of aeceseity, would be prudent. Private ailvices from Flushing .of the Sd instant, state, that a person had that day -triived from 'forgoes, with advice that the *leach *ere arming all their fishing vessels in the Seheicit;witli a heavy gun in the bow of each, and were ma 4 klng other preparations fur an attack upon Walchereo. In the Paris papers we also find it stnted, in a letter from Antwerp of the 21st ult. that WO gun-boats were shortly expos* there from Boulogne by the interior navigation. THE • STATESMAN. _ T ern t _ Excworng. COVENT-Gd ButtrrE, :ea co s at their State Lottery Ogee, No. The dispute bete ME. TICS Ell sad SSA 11 SS for the whieh n oa a New and lasproved prietors of this Thi new be led by the Vikka of remedial so bare flea fo. With what implicit co46deum in the &OH iniegrily, and iadepeadcnce of The Timm well you, kettattcr, listen tp their clamorous bi r the agave iserroptiest I —lt may, however, be du* fevianatei that the pevpk ceo as. LCO. STEVENSON, Mayor. Me. Mayor having left the (;hair, Resolved, That the T:1111Scs of this Meeting he given Vs • his fur his attendance; and that he be reyue4e4 to cous.sost alkate the souse 111 Ilse Coepurution fur the use of the Mall. OLD AND SDPIiIeIOR WINS& QPENCF.Ii. and PEItKINS, 113, Newgate. stre,•l, I mporters of Whse apnards of 40 year.. Yo of which they byte adopted that admirable mode of eselio b large Vat. of 3 And 40.10 Gallooscoutents, as is prac tred in Genssany and ether libel's abroad, by which l'icir Wines are 'n improved in flavour. and their cordial qualities trained, that they are not only A deletions liquor to the pa late, but graters' 1., the stomachs of nervous habits, and the aod nal rm. llgir .ti it te4 of %lid o Por ) t i. a i n i d Slatle mu in vira, anti zzt.,1,11711; II :l i t:eh they are' third to kee p fil to ab g t PON which they sell as the most moderate term.. for ready 'soar v. 541 kas dean a Matil sent to any part of the to w Bee of ex prow. Their Copyist Brandy, and Jamaica Rain, they keep in Vats, and to great so,. M DuLETox, Pocket.l3uuk and 11144.4 .LN • Lead Pencil "faker to Ake Kiiw and Prince of Watt's. at tlteOriginal Mattettetory. No. 102, Strand,oppasite New cshile-ctree, tr., leave to reeomarad to the Politic his genu ine BEAT K LEAD PENCIL-4..041.w superior exec-Helier bas been fur owe than 50 years utivenally iteknowledgrd ; -awl Pencils for drawinz in colours (•tf a late invention 1 , To di.- bloglish Ilk Petted> froticounterfeits,the mark whir., Inn seedy only M iddleton, i, aim eti;nzed to N. Midtiktosi i and the direction, 161, Strinal. Lon ton, stamped on each Pene.l. Aar:waive assortment of Pocket-hoots and 'earesd.ca , ef, elegantly mounted Mould. slicer, and plaint a rompletqat sorin)etn of Travelling, Writing, and I>tessing-crier; Iltinen's Pocket Commodes, containing every article tot *OM( lead d ; Portabk Writing end Dreming-desks. and Bose% in y, tailmwead, Smoker, . 1 / 4 c.; Writ liag -paper. eaten lbw tai largo Rm.:. Our Iri-h and Dutch Wax, mod 311 kinds uf Stationary; Portable and tattitte-linerse Letter Cispybig Machines. Thew roaelittes. by which writle may hr expedition'', and ele.trly copied are bros.:ht by N. Middleton to the anoint perfeetioa. mai comprised is a smatisigany raw, which finvis a ctudidetr lesk ; "svite SO Una, as to he of the greatr.t cooreateitre to re wiles travel t stliesi of a size and Atria to ;insiter the suss of a eoreatets, taw -- --- A large ftwortettent ti; . and all h - 4 r. ♦C 7 & ~ •• I - , , e ~~ .. eittlerv. Scarborough, Whitby, Litt. 311 i Norman N lEW PORT e. (rOp'yintkilsolt four in-ilk) wt nut every,neasen • the (;OLDEN ektrittg•Crnsf. CIC It tll,l. C.Rch no anal every fretting. Hr DOI.MTON moo Franc the Gold. -••-ctors the following Carriages set out, beside many other.: 1.41 Oil ovrme. to mention : York awl 11..;rds New Post Coarkes every litritittz. Liverpool • peditiuus Post Coaches. only Our Night out, ems Morning „it Unlvhead wet North W.tlis Alai, every Peeving. liolshead, Wirewiborr, awl Birmingham New Poo Caarnes every %tenting at ?Ilia% lasdlow, rs-ster, add n%flort Shit every rvenitr:, *lda Yew Post Poach 'Monday, iii I Saiorilas at 'ln .1. hlilford 113•014 l'arourthen, Cilouscster, and t.';u.lieithato ifittl every Forming. Clwltenha•ii and Oxford New and only Day Cones every Morning M Sit. Brighton, Worthing, 11:ntings; Portsmouth, Pouthainnton, Isle of Wight ; Room., Chiche-ter, Amish-1, Little liamptoo. Margase. Itaongate, Dover, Deal, I I yi.w, Folkestone, da. Casettes daily. 41.'.1..10-Pitt.l.iEftliATlUN.,—Eittrart of a Let.. ter en the Proprietors of the YORK M It IN AL Pr.ClFlr. "lain so•priseil von en not adopt !nme •re elfeetaal Wow to ?mkr the evtroordlatry ;Draperies of sour \ cotes* Soap mere generally known; for it is s eriaudy to he I ireretied, the world at large should tv.• ignorant of thr memo 1 which Providence seems to have provided to exterminate a diem' so destructive to the bunion tpeciel.' This bight t (moored Antidote is ••-n _well !cannot and esta••, Hotted la the tint rinks, as to reoll..r olteervation wholly no swenwary ; and is Justly reasidered the happl••st discovers Neediest wank has provided to gassed both Neves against the rissoo efforts of mama conragiou. Tu be - teed eat:v.- . „,„.p„ a wash. %lid at VI tuthawsdnit4treet. Strand, in Packets of llispats, Ho. vinTlellito., In. tid. Tresiti , e inclutled ; RA- M Hi. Contain. sod at JO, Piccadilly. N. IL Ana to any part of Earnpe, by enel•rits;,• the:mount, post 'd, to .%leonstiler and Le. 43, Southanspintwstreitt, I;uyss arJrn, Lowden. ------- III • A UTY AND i.LI:kNI.INFtsS. Prom ran po -es. ciliary. withaut gout Tema, Dttlitt, and a Sw r.g7 BREIIIIII. A G ENT T,EM A N tat•ri th e moat infallible • I.‘o fIC for the TEETh and CLIMB. its peculiar (Nathan are mat simply nwhard to cleansing the Teeth, ho vs ill abiaduttly pmierse them In the highest tome of perteet ono. to the la 4 - -t period of final dissolution • it will render /hem hriiutifully white, withn.it impairing ti:e emornel. fete% such as way he I•isisc, keels that tire already decayed trans bectsvitii:g worse, amkoweetea the best:.. Instordialell aeon application it 10411 relieve. and evet.e.mily cure h ie mu ,.; escrucsattng Gum-hilt". and' pwriled Face t eradome the Scorvy in tar limns, mod render thorn and the Lips of a healthtial . red. The Pooh.' u.c and resitouttend U, and it is nt moon* itt its Stature tti.st an iitiont inay swat- If . ' .. sir ~-'~t ase It. The Proprietor to a Gentleman of Fortune . ..and to MinvitlCed of its efficac), oust he wo lit sulbjett hinierif tnfiirfeit a than. sand gvi am, if the wing it as be direct. ewe be% r the Tuotachn, or a web decay. The CEYLON DINT/IFIUCR me he bad at Theo's, Osfeed.,lrret I Ned Fe s, id. Sinned; Ward owl Theltiers,s6. Blshoppie_ Menu; and at the Preprleter, So. I, Temple.piaof Watt, ft-Wee-road. as ih. N. K. R. if Tana& deea)att, ae her Meath in a bailande, V. P.-Tretiß 't it (be retrams oe f:e;. -Pr .* i