The Statesman. — London, England, 1814-12-12 00:00:00

I i ; ~-- R ! v' .. .~ IP 0-40 r .~~. - ..::.~ .• • +-M, - .„ . I ~' . I. ... .146. PALO $. 114 uteras t0irm...4api . 04,A4 . TH" present EVENING, Dec, *l t soniesties' servants will Petforts • ` KING RICHARD THE THIRD. Se I ..:tu+► *me Pains, Dlio.•?.—We are autkoriestio'pablish I:witnessed our civil diaiousWis are marked hy menu : tbe followlaatietter, of which the conteett at, au. ments of mourning; thOisth, after ao many calami. Ahoutic : . . ties, what place mad not in its turiotaim the melau '4 . IParll, Dee . 6. 1811; ' peip tcboly honour of excitiogfol-recollections ? " I write to you from the Chilithei„TrPiera .- l s 66 Where cannot be a doubt, that *millioutt of •pur. which I have found revolted it' the tithe p urui ajo t !chasers of -national property ,ere.alumed .at ;the di. , audeciouly i nserted yesterday in the Journal de Parisol:rectiol wltich som e incividuals . endeetour to, give to and which several Jou reale : hese copied tqTdayyreletivat , • public option ;• -Ind • • some 'peo/ilit • 'rare rejoiced at to the noble discourse delivered- by . .Manloil -.the,illteir aikein; is if it Would 'ottiestrin.e villubi thr pa . . abiedonesest•. ChimerieliPhoptelaseeven chet4iNee, Duksfoll'arentum, is this Sitting of. Satardal; • Crown Office, rice. 10. the law enacting the reateretldn' of the' ptipolity - off that fears,- skilfully NA-fleeted :Mire` men ' s mistas,• ! the einsigrants. • - 't will fume •ereasion changes :of property,• which all MEMBER RETURNED TO SERVE IN THIS PftESENT 1 is The PARLIAIMEN'F. 1 whole meant% and words-of: M. the Marti the power of the etrongest Government of which. . • !shell are strangely distorted. Ile 6 Aid no t proposes ' I history contains any record would here failed • to ef litoroegb of Westbury. Ralph Franco Esq. in the room of ftmjamin Hall, Eat- who ; but 4 he annouaced that he would propose' to f o rm feet. 'Ate thelpectators of the rapid fall of that Franco, accepted the Chiltern Hundreds. ' iis feud of indemnity for such of the emigrants as do Govern Mint still-so Stop Mid by that catastrotthe, - -. • as notito hrreottediteted•on •its causes ? Are they , —....-- - • - .1 not their property - and also •' t l BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED. a 1 .., I , 41 , reP. ~. • • dotations of frem 5,00 to tOOO Irina, 80Ielf g rant Itinerant that wither onnstitetioes, nor laws, nor' • M. Sum, Weisli''Peol, Montgomeryshire, banker; 411111 i ' Dec. 6to Jae. 25. • ••1 00 efoanded officers,end who hare been deprivid - of arm* thilai,Go'rerinttopt.ligainat the mass of so- Dec. SANK RUPTS. ".; I them try the lets, treaty of pesos.' • 'Whitt, hatred ee cial interests ?. Are theytmis, at ; ut that witen them J. Norge, Clifton Wood, :ristol. asusical•instronsent-amiter. • this, said the Journal de Paris 7 : - 3t dared. vet A n ., interests are in uamjaest OW,. Governments feel the Dec. 25,94, Jan. Yr, a t th e Com merc ial Rooms, Bristol. At- , •nounce, that in order to g ive eraigeants despoiled of Jilt effectil • •- '""" " ! tornies , Messrs. -Tarrant, Clarke, -i • • • .; lace ; and Mr. Habereeld, Bristol. , and Richards ' Chimer ''' . their property proof 'of colaideration and O r teregg y thank litkeen *lithe madness of unbi. *on hat last barred by that sacred legitimacy whith . -- • . W. Wright. Uppinglians, Rutlandshire, borws-dealer, Dec. the armies had resolteattoform i'eued of lt millions ,Ttelt‘llBW E VANG ELICAL MAGAZINE. defends the steps of the throne iron ) theepproech oft Lt . wilt be publishett embellished 30, 31, Jan. 21, at the Falcon lan, Upplagbam. Attoruies, out of their Day, fro th the Gette'rals dote* to ethe 'factions. Est th*foundations of this great ,,,. - - edifice, 4 a mt i rrala i?etell ortmlit b 7f 3 -the Reed:Rowinud nil, vet in meitri- Warren and Churchill , Uppittelmat. . . - -• • 1 at tost soiree eritteHmire,, pv,ice Si swore, or iert.Soperfine ~,..J. . .-ch al m aa , Az:fridge, Some_r_setshie, linen - draper , Ike. ...privet.es.' This assertion Is at once fete and ith. Antonia, • surd . the Duke of Tarentum could make . no offee. j . 'Milled i.n, halt! . amidst ruins still require to 'be'cots. Pispre t sisitb p proof Impression of the Plate, Eightpesice, ‘"' D 91 , at Rummer Tavern, Bristol. A iwa ii, Queen-square, Bl ooms b ury; , II 1140. I: fifriJanuroy (to he enntintied Monthly), of Beennitim Da: an d Bow much ••iff misconception and heglect is i r• [le the name of thearmy, of which be is •one of tbak . solidated'hy tlatiCeMent of interests andeffections. wet Notir EVANGELICAL MAGAZINE, .A. IC;lsey, Junior, Fareham, Hampshire corn . imm a r, rernaments, but not the..repreeentative., .A. great. act r' • " . therein 31. - arid Tar...logical Review: - • Dec. 19,23 , Jan.2l, at the Dolphin Inn, Gos port. Attelldebor t , of generosity might i llezonformnble to the . chareet • er the law which you are discussing ?' It. restores • This work is ondertaken with no , party views, for tie Edi. Messrs. Minchin arid Weddell, Gosport ; and Mr . Brig" /kw of. generosity . „,... of French soldier"; : bet ther e is not aft etfiigrant who property unsold, which by its *tore . belonged, ge•• Ws owe the twelves to .be of Devote but that of truth. Its sex-street, Strand. ... Mowed obji•rs is the fiirtheranre of the cause of true religion, W. Gill. Bury- St. Edmund ' s, Su ff olk, grocer. Dec. 19, 90,i would accept indeeinitiel levied froth the pay or • re.. nanny speaking, to the first families .of -the State. But those whom a devotedness probe* still more iv meant of the dissenshintion or Scriptural knowledge. Their Jan.2l, at the Angel Inn, Bury St. Edmund's. Atoirnies, V .t; ''' waid s acquired by 'eur - brave armies. -- The speech of . . ~. „ . enthusiastic tore from the ranks ofthe army, or from Work will r' iirsequoinly ensisist of °lipoid Essays on the floc- Waymire). Bury St. Edmund s ; arid Messrs. Migrate magi . 1 the Marshal had for object to improve - their situation, sews of Rei k aeon) . inemeoiorsa. of the Evidences of Chrii- Walter, Symond's Inn, Chancery - lane. - their ancient manors, without their hiving even par. *laity, adapted to stem the torrent of infidelity , no the one S. Smith, Berwick-upon-Tweed, inealman, Jan.% 3,21, at led not (*diminish their enjoyments:4 a..y. , . the greyed - ficipated either of the - power or the favours pt a s am s; - aw l t o t o ele ss , th e . Seim- o n o h o pe of Chr i latian, un the the King's Arms, Berwick. Anomie!, Mr. Wdluby, Berwkkri , _.. Note.—ln tonformity to-a demand, other 1 . with various- pertlealasa soulnerated in is Prospectus, . and Mr. Bromley,. Holborn - court , Gray's Inn. Court :—those who, Vritholt hole of return,„ alto. wince may be bad &cads ea ajaplteatioi , to any of the Book- I H r. s l im p rme e a . stree t, L am b et h, dyer, Dee. 13, ths-i of which is expressed in the above letter., the Journal steers. . ' IJan. 17, at Guildhall. Attornies,- Messrs. Wiltshire and Rol. d e is- -.- ' • - • • h i dieted themselves with the misfortoneeof the ,MO. ommo nly* linos addressed as.the Editors, at Mr. Geodwites, . ton, Old Broad-street. . • . arta, which was the first to• misrepresent t . • farther .torch, , "Ai q, Ave-Moil e-laise. 1 4 this • • it -"ett % it ke tte a m en ii,m ; t.. J. Hodgkinson and J. Leigh, Liverpool, merchants, Jai 2.1 facts ow polot, has bast . - eel tilt' whin.iik orlingh the l legt h _ ,ra of the, BoAtiellers, all orders 1 21. et the George Inn, Liverpool. A ttornies, Messrs. Cram f ior d erg . -• •- l• ~• -a„. . the wrackaof their patrimonial estates pass into fo. t b e .pr is or adm im messms a ke ramemwee e .ave retie mi l id , and Lodge, Liverpool ; and Mr. Bettye, Chancery-lane. - • ••••. . ~ The following is the tote comb to - bY the Chamber .. ' reign hand , what prosision is made for them?' For metre ; pott.poid. .- •• • • A. 'Shepky. Newton, Lancashire, manufacturer. Dise...96,ma n y yearsthe exile of these families had become I LL The WOO. of vhig . vi!tii.llll . be devotee m Cheri- 914 . Jas. 11. at the Talbot Inn , mh.wheuter• Attrdea; Nr. lof Peers:— ' ItU-llirionsies... : • . •—-- • • 1 unwary, Manchester; and Messrs ' Milne and Pitrry. . „ ~.,_ ,•,. _ .___ . . . . sne vessauer, in its sitting of the 3d ' of m"' • of. the first laws made in thele.favour ; bat to do so, .: _ . '• 8. Pena* Southampton, shoe-maker, Dec. 16, 17,6&2 4 1 . , at the Star lon, Southampton: Attornies, Mr. Alien, Is ' her after having beard the ii.eport of a Speciel Cora. 111 7 ,1TIMEMENN Driving COATS. tail • SUR-, lea ; and Mr. Smith, Southampton. .•• • ' • - adopted,. ,without . zern . meor, .1 e plan o ' i nit ' t d • the . f they , tee" have deserted the ;cause of misfortune. .11Lirrottil, to e d rutin sinitOrenaseatedi and stew - otter iJ. Heap, Hepworth, Yorkshire, clothier, Dec. 3,), 31, 4 ME; ~ i ee,Are we to punish them for this refusal ? No, Gentle. liielleeet4eriat i n g risera sae. way Ise seem AO, ,wok wp Yew Tree Inn, Robert Town, Yorkshire, Jan. 21, _ot_ the : law relat ive to the . restgratton . . flee unsold pro. ItP.):4 the national generosity shall be proportioned jaaha moat ayr.orstusontser. b .k the aest is 'Huai*. of M !IVA .George Ine,Huddersield. Attornies, Mr. S tephens on , Holm , : periy of emigrants.. ket the tilne resolve d, i to our disasters; it shall be great like them, and Drag super tire Cy •111, •usilted Kerse,s. Hunter's..otrered,,Vll filth; and Mr. Satlye, Chancery-tune. et One of .. its early Sitting., woold take into hard no other Mestere than that IA our ability. I • !iron, min of Beaver Clair; end evert .ore -.of WHO . rougb . K. Ashby. Poultry , engraver, Dec. 13, SO, Jan. 2_l, ?• _et 601(1 1 ; that , . •.esolorrend &Anise:gins. ;The serene ot,sepertipe OKA ,otiser ' bell .' 'Apernies, Mess rs . Kearsley and .Spurr, Bisb , opsgate- : eonsiderdtioti the proposition given notice of, by the feel confident of this •• and if, as I deilbt not e we are e klatbs, Gas groans, &c. nod many other articles of 'the most street W ithin. . •.- •! Marsha Deimos,. T ar e n tum , the object of which was • - • earlaas test we:- Tile As'ialtitsre mode up Into all 'lnieginkhle I 4,... keel, T. Getters, and W. Macraichael..lhldgrierth, _ . ve .t• all • sultuencecl by the same feeling, this Session will b * end measure i d • i•-•-• ' • 'li m a s . so t , a v- ,G eatt . mma may v i ew th e var i o us fi ss h l u,,,,bie Tropsbire. beakers. Dee. 16, 17, Jan . 21, at the talkie Inn, tal. sic 9- r.... "ten .. ~ e elltiotiee, Ist. _ - _ , nos-chme without our heiing sealed the happiness of nj0k.....t0yl ilhiovhs errtitlis .w hot • ibey mum approyr, with-, rldrorth.. Attirenies t ; Mr. Bigg, Southampton-buildings; T o emigrants !base PrViLLY htts.e. e", .° l d• — ..!° : the Monarch and that of France. ..aott so tow iee, nseniehred fel heretnlore, by e lving writ rs which i an d ftir tio r t r .i i n t , .44n.y , 41 , . L. James, westeimer, sanibec i, To t o __i_i Isar Intlifho liad received front the bailie. i 44 Is it possible th at in any minds motives so pow. •-'' • ''''' ou..iiir ) :'W‘s4not- bee.). unterausid, •und•cunompreotly not W. „ • ,t,„,,,,,,,, a ir p ro maNto their intrust ns. . . D. 17..27 Jen: .21,71 eg iGaildbidl... AUureies, Mama. gam- I veinnteet etitieui of fr. elw:out • . (36 ,‘. . to 21190 Ile . , ,tied: r 6 ". ' erful as those of a general pacification among all -7 . 4. 41 . 114 ,‘„a,„,..ct4;51cV. (icers and private Gentlemen, ard.on.. V.rviets . r„ a s t d.Leek .„= a 4 Beepoli • ' Me ..whem durable A nd A H__, l n . Loti i P , per, Dee. • 17,)14,3m0, •.„ . , . Fietichmeti can be balanced by the moderate • consi. Irlikis ore ezreediisly 1.„ ..... : Ile i re t insels 1 , • i . 21. It., aloikklikets !PIA. - . Meta 0 eine Dote er TAleitrltrit. devotion of au annual indemnity to the amount of 12 • 100,71,44 lolarn aa , as ,„.„l/- c e et__ , . .title , % rain ; tit . . ... st. - la ma* of Q. Foes P a t e nt a lnatic, Misr G.sm ram:, nose -eau • . . . ' r ei et''V---71-4.Laa n i. • 1.-• Ns -' , . , dg deAred , • qnisite.-- iM. B.& H.W_elling , n_n,Cryseat.sfrixt,Soliti, opectans,Dee. 17, , is sly to ,-trt stiountlffitillifielstbine to millions? sii •Im eir e l o ier i s e el ' i t ar tie l " " ti,o p l ' e •O li n i rs e c tr ont ee t t a i n h e ;: d i t l i; - he made . im. ere,' 31, Jou, /1, at uoildhan. Marines, Messrs. Tilsoa Mid Frew- , support ffid,opinion•of the Committee,- of which I But do not suppose I would coolies the:eV:fp/of. crave, shoe', Jackets, Breeches, Gaiters, &c.. 1.1 all c_oloe i r's, : sons COlemati•Mreet. I had the honour to be. a -Member. I have zealously • meet of this sum to the. payment of,,e-debt of hew end partlctiler its -Blue, for Nasal pied Mil . nary . ? aisers, i ; 0, . . . . .: - DIVIDE:4PS. 4 adopted the measures discussed in the -Chamber of Hour; there is another not less deer to my heart, not which a nuesetqus list of Nobility nave sanstO far superior to ally article hel..re. Int , for d u rabilit y , Deputiea v and which the *ing *reposed . te, sots is less precious to that of the King, not less important pettin g wet *raiser, end wioirieg diteu. Ladies s upplied wish favour of A classof citicenkworthy of Ell our . laeares,4 4. • to the tram/01[14y of France ; it is that sacred debt, ill •r hoots and shoes as heretofore. . . .. _ .. for the purpose of protriptli reibitalluk this iitoprise. the price of bloods . ..shed. in :a:thousand combos, a N B rants ' VA mid- Great Coals kept Mato :. 2....1 11. - ries inudi• to al &r, of 'sheiks' lautertatkr. had at lower 1 . 1 1 0 ., tors of unsold' prepertf. • • ' • -: •-•-• • • debt forgotten by him "kik to the lest ,day of his tan Ismail. • : • : _3_•• • ‘,, • - 46 I haveet•the time time to 'espies. my reg ret . power, wished perhaps diet tlikweselene created by ;Leiters, p- , st paid. to tl. Voir,' Wpffen both idiraufacterer, that this "plan of does bet,. at the moment, pre. , him for supportuig it should Ittest•hartbrown at the 29, Kin g -street, Coyia!-garden. • , sent more extensive resources to so- great a. number , same time with !t 1, Is it gap Wry , I sbneid say, of, unfortunate persons. 1 also participate in the " th at kwish to fix roar attention on the dotations of wish adopted by the .C.ommittee, and which Count : . the - aitey . .: . ... , Pastoret has so eloquently developed, * that the King ! • " 1 shalildte the lidttoar - tobttlergeOn this double be requested to present the measures, which, in his POoPtAitiotrat another deli feta when you shall have vrisdoth, hetniy treem.nrost speedy and effectual, foe , peonounced tot the preseatlaw ; but you will per. • conciliating with the state of the finances a general alit me to inform you even now, that I have carefully system of iiidemoitles, of such a nature, that.up : calculated, lit, the sums neceteary. to pay annually the interest of property sold incommutate pt Cots doubt can be entertained of the anxiety of ilia:ghats. bets to concur therein; and of the assent 'of the na. 1 , &cation ; 2d, th e sums irecestary to-pay such dota tion, which will at last see all wounds' . efcatriced, I feoliteof theorirry -as do• not existed a . revenue of in order to extinguish . all anit e asitiea , uu d relent . i from soo to• 2000 francs. • The soldiers who. are the meets. - • i objects of it will show with pride to their comps. " Iu this wish I have only considered the misfor. I clone their.teutilated limbs, the munificence of the tones of the country, and those of a dug of rid.: Monarch; pad the gratitude of their country. tens worthy, I repeat it, of ell our interest. The I "It ls,far from my wish to aggravate the public former were terminated by the Conititutional Char- ' burdens, le order to satisfy preposterous arrange. ter; the latter are by no means so - by the plan of law; meets. I may he permitted,' without fear of die. submitted to us : for in no respect is it 'calculated avowal, to be here the interpreter of by companions completely to efface the recollection of those great in arms.; all of them invoke your Jostle. for the convulsions which have shaken - society twits roseate.. rigbts and wants of brave men ; but none of (bees tions, displaced property, : dispersed fatuities, and will solicit- the return of - largesse' of which the changed every thing among the. French,—even those eitcer or the distance so often threatened the dart. feelings of amenity, con'firiesiCe arid chivatious de- tion. • _' . t4l r , . . • ' -rodeo, which were the heredinti& spangle of the • 41 / 4 '.r tlt titt 0 U hit the reentlection of past for. nation. No, Gentle Men,• Ido - not- *Mita* tai as. tune will belong. • When-the King, and other com sert it,—the plan of law does not reach this object so pillions of his misfortunes; sotto the companions of desirable; and if I may be permitted to express my. our long aad memorable laboerb shall rte longer self with the frankness of a soldiery the discussions base regrets to feil L nee priv a tions to undergo, we excited in the Chamber of Deputies, and pacialieed . Nall be as happy eswilitre faiifilfill'ltact devoted ; throughout all . France, have pl'atetV Wire lint, when Cur lathers'iti Ilie l' rt-of wir iditli- issoriate greater distance from ouidtljeet: '• - - themselves td the grocrwiiith Are: ham preserved for 66 What, thou, ought wi toll**, to bring 'Calmer? their startdardtr; when we alma kettbie.te embrace Two things very distinct. The first is, :to restore to them as fathers of• whons.we tei tlUirorthy pupils ; families such of their, property, sequestrated or ,cott. when our provinces tcautleil, ottr.Cilies free Uom po. I (mated by istrmarlares, as . atill remains in the hands litical dissension, , shall present to the eyes of the of Government ' this, is the object of the present King, only Frenchmen satisfied with She' present , for. Friday Dr. CoaewzLzis Hewerr,lVice.Mitster planeflaw. Beelletiatitiy . diseassioris Were not ne- getting the past; when, iu . e., that terrible den°. and Senior Fellow of Downing College, was elected ceisary to obtain this; mere justice dictated it': it ininatieti which did' Ate si eh hart:loathe period to the ProfessorshiPof "icinet vacant b y the -_. ev id e n t tha t „ I was ersUCTIt the grounds of sequestration or con. ' whets it was a title of pe' /Minn Ito& Which may • . . ..... death of Sir Busiest HARWOOD. - do:Adele it* Fenger Subsisting, these confiscations wow do us•ltarm • when it bas a lendeney lo be co m e's . were at amend from the moment thecoontry received title of honour, shall heti:Wished from reer language Mr. IlAaais has made Miss O'Ncist. a present of merit: his sense of within its hostile - her too-long banished children.. ~ as it has been f rom l this speech. ' diamonds, of the value of 3001. to her eminent services tWhis Theatre.. ... 4 4 Theleiond'poilit it dot even indicated in this " Such, Gentlemen s are my most ardent wishes : i • .. Mr. GEORGE DaNcz, the City Surveyor, has re - plan .of tierT bunt in ekpeeteti from your erisdoin"; you, doubtless, partake of them ; and it is from a • signed that situation. , ' huminity, jdstice, the'safety of France, the with of firm belief of- this, that I have devoted myself to a Thursday, 30 fine ewes in iambs the ProPer f t of her • Kill& command us' to" dose all wounds; (hey labour foreign to my habits, I shall have the honour Mr. Minchin, I3ramdean, were killed in I Meadow have beetire.opened by imprudent &scourse& One. of submitting lia.eresolts in another sitting. You. at Alreaford, by a deg. Only t wo or three of them - wOoki t be almost tempted to hellete,- that it is the- sail! pronounce en the accuracy of the calculations, w ere bitten , but the timid animatrwerodriveniinto , secret fistehtlon of some perione tb poison them, if on the efficacy . of the means which I shall Propose in a ditch, and kept 59 close together, that a i ry were-, one were bot - aware to what an extent the spirit of order to create, in behalf of the treasury, resources smothered. - 'party deez lead aitray the most - correct minds. OW applicable to the etpeoccf." , - - . . Foreign-Office, Dec.l6. • Meteor Gloater, Mr. Krim. • To which willb• * O rd, • Tie new Musical Romance, in two Arts, called THE NINTH STATUE: Or, THE IRISHMAN IN BAGDAD: His Royal Highness the Prince Regent bas beMil a pleased, in the ,name and on the behalf of his Majes. ty, to appoint• John Falconar, Esq. to be his Ma jesty's Consul at Leghorn. - His Royal Highness 'the Prince Regent has also been. pleased, in 'the same and on the behalf of his Majesty, to appoint John Mordaant Johnson ) Esq. to be his Majesty's Consul at Genoa. Vb. Drtore to he opened at half past eve o'clock, to be lib at her past six. • µ g .% 7..; Second Priest 9a 6d.—Pit, 3s. 6d.; Serohd p r im, Is. Lower Gallery, is.; Secood.Price, ls.—Upper 19, Sicoad Price, ed. . . --' 46'kAT I RE-RCYYAL, COY RNT GAROEN. ITIA 1 s present EYENINd, Dec. 12 2 ' hp.pertnrme4„ • VENICE PRESERVED. Jailer, lit. Conway s Pierre. Mr. Young; Belvidera t Mit,. O'Neill. 'To width will be added, TiPit(sUft THE TARTAR. will _ ,_, A Plivaite Rot outy be bed pightly, ea epplieadee le Wr. Brand , o, ut the Box -oMee, '''"- . boles, Ls. ; Second Price S. 41d1.--P3t. Slk 11/. $ • Sneed po rt , g i ,..3-I,nwer ealieri c U.; leaeed..Price, lser.Vprie gentry. It, i Sfeend trite. 61, . . -r Dee. 17, J. Carter, Poplar, Middlesex, slopseller—Jan. S, J. 1 ' and A..Gairdner, Cannon-street, merchaats—Dec. 31, R. l Cranford Newcastle-upon-Tyne, grocer—Dec. 31, 8. Rye,' Lghato, Surrey, brewer—Dec. 91, R. *nye, Sluene-Weet, rlPWrit, - rxrpentkv Jan. 3. J. Gregory, Neath, Glamorgan thine. linen draper—Jan. 1.7; w . WiHums, Witlenelt. Woe- Cestenkire muney- s ee ivener—Jan. 12, J. Wainwright. jos. friv'ertte; !Anew-hire. builder—Jan. 3, D. Bowen Neath, tiltaiourgaadeire.. sk' r—Jan. 6, R. It •wlinson King-too- Merchant—Jan. 16, J. Rock, Wrductibary, Sof rfrirdshire.-inaholder—Dec. 31, J.Williams.jun.lladley,Mlddlel sex, bricklayer—Dee. 31, A. Richard on. 1 ork-street,_ . Br. ktaryledsotte; and T. Welch, Cleveland-street, builden-l•-•Jan. 7, It. aad l l'.Renuards, Kingston-towel-Hill!, inerchants-eDec. • 110, It. Ilhntflewbrth, Ludgate-hill, optician—Jan 48. W 1 na l:lron and T. Peeves. Liverpool, merchants—Dec. 31„R. Kendall, Reading, Berkshire linen-draper—Der 31. W. Isar lash, Lewes, Soars, eu ler—Jan. 17, J. Robson and J.. 11.. Wanes, America .quare, coal-factors—Jan. 2 1 , W.' rage, . Kentish-Town, bu 'Jet —Jan. Fr, I. Heady. Redbridge. Mama. shire, hatcher—Jan. 2 W. Bass and R. Needham, Mirwhes ter cation-merchant-- I'eb. -.1, S. Lee. Birchin•latte, merchant —Sao. 24, G Hamp•hire, Ba t-lane, Deptford. cabinet-tnaker -.Dec. 31, R. Kemp, Bury St. htitaten•l's, leather-cutter—Jan. 10. J. B. ('tamer. NodchiU, Isle of Wight, grueer--Jan. 2, 1. Offer, Bath, hatter. jiff y rrlial/A4. PRtIES .LN THE NEW YEAR'S . .11TATtl..LATTERY, , : T0.74Q1i ,DRAWV 4 4 . „ W o011talYLV? Has JANUARY, 1815. • • , . 13RES 9 - ' .1 ....,8911000IE. ..' are ....140.11011 ' '2 P -.. ..10.tiOti ... 9100‘41 •% %•$••.•....•,..1, ....IMO . . -4.0 p • t:'• h. .1103 e ..4.010 .Ioe .. .3.0i0 fit!1374;1? • ' AO . .6.15/1 • Okeirr. . ...1.41.• . 16 , ..404 .. .. . .:S.MO 111 - `• .NA • .400 • 50 ~, 23 VG) 13 .. : ...*.stivo CERTIFICATES-DEC. Si. - -- W. and M. Kent. Norther, Cornwall, grocers—T. Collins, Witocy, Ostordsbire, blanket-manufacteref—P. Eaton. Wit too, Cheshire, timber-merdmet—W. Willie', North Shields, ship-owner—J. Ryde. Change-allsy, hill broker--I,Steward see, Chairge-alley, hill-broker-3. Baylis, Ledhory, 'Here fordshire—J. Salkeld and J. P. Acklani, Strand, silventaitbs. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. T. Wilson and J. Owes, Birmingham, builders—D. Raadall and J. Hay, Skioaer street, cabinet-makers—R. Richards and F. Greasky, Birmlngtie, woollen-drapers—J. Barry and W. J. Lille , St. De .tan 's-hill, Tower-silver, vrine-merehauts— IL Baker and Co. Hinckley, Leicestershire, hosiers—W. Gould and T. Gore, jun. Margate, house-agents—F. Turner and T. Cheek, ,ininasam, grocers—J. Rawlins and Co. Freine,-dyen —J. F. Higgins and T. Itedamyne, Prestos', liuco-draven—T. Crawford and G. Crossland, Liyerrol.ship-chandlers—J. Okey and J. Peildar, Mammal-street, Llerkeowell, mirror-want/lac 41.1refil. 111403.Tkketb• • • ALAMO yint4lvage,Prlse above AS Mot Day. Jaouery IE4, mill yeeeive ,Clo.lllb‘ girl-drewn Prize above AI:, be' 000 Day, January 27th, will real.* 4111,00. The•Thlrd mod LW Pay will be January 91. JIIETS and SHAMES are selling by Rit:IIIAPDSON. GOODPUCK, uuti co. Contractors ot• Lottery. at their (Mom the corset of Rank-buildings, Whig the Koseiwneyrr, ,ring-crom. IIibUTARY .ADVIC% wit QUACKSRX-is theDKATII of TllOll$ANUti. • Health restored, after hesteg beep lopsoperly trei;ted by HO. tcrale pretenders.. COOPER ind Co. Surgeons, Charr .1 lone House. Great Overtone-street, Rlat kfriars'-road, ' Average Price of SUGAR, for the Week, distilarbse.' opposite Rowland Chapel , during 30 sears regular prne- 7, is ids. did. per Cwt. '- lice, eon aver that ilsolumods nut victims j'easly to a certain . vomplaint. owing to improper treataseot. which nave caused i Average Prices of CORN of ENGLAND asil s WiLalfr Per quarter, from the Return, ending Dec. S ; alceratinns, with blotches on the head, face, nod body ; dim- MIS in the sight, nOise in the ears, d strictore., obstinate Wheat. I Rye. i Barley. I Oats. I Beaus I $llllll. •gleits, omits on. the shin hones, wl,erated sore throat. exert- I ---- 'criterion the !beck, nomornal pains in the head and limbs (fre- , a_ d. quently mistaken. nod often fatall y treated as rheantatism), 1 72 9 with a Irwin of other di.mise4; at last dropsy estsues, with a general d.bility, and decay .4 the coraitution, orginating Goat a dreadful disease lurking in the habit, or the improper use of mercury; and which I)isorder frequently ape ear's Years after, and too often throogh the Saes ehrtilacei of their little trade; and unateading olfspring is the unsuipe-ting parent. hlessrs.,Coopwr and Co. who have hreu • r egularly bred to the pr..fession (and their experience la the nlsove disorders are unparalleied),ltre members of the Royal Colleges of Surgems in Lando'. and ; and.it le gratif) ing to their feeling* to announce that they have rescued very many of their fellow- Creatures from the above dreadful chowders (after others, and even homitsis,lrad foiled), which hundmds can testify. Surgeon Cooper nod Cu. are consulted daily from tea till eight, by either sex, confidentialls ; or Ic) letters, post paid, inclosing a remittance; when medicines, and the best advice, will be sent So any part Of town or country. N.B. The riles aryl Fistula eared without bomb . ; or caning, sod these who tamer sinner the most distressing cases of debili ty(from whams/re causei whether javeuite indiscresit n or other wise) need; not despair, 16 they apple to Messrs. Cooper and Co., Charlotte HoOltß. .Clierletwitreett opposite Rottlead HON Cbarli Blackfriarf4oad. • s. A. 41 10 26 11 44 4. 1 47 1. • 4.14. 41. 11SI 11 7 • % ; *..~`• • . : • • '• • - - • . • _ •suip.:.M *- •:. ..,.±,F04.....- ••• .- - , ..... ‘ ,.. z. ., ~*„•iin .. 4 •t• ic. - .7„ . .- - ... 7. - ••';•*'' .'. • -• • • • ••-z--- . -• •- • • - ..: :P". .1%••• -.-- '''''"":".""'' ' Z w „ :. - - SA ••• .—.7.4.- nqt,o * v ~, ,-, 'r• '' • 4 7 4 .4 ' - •••• ! At - - at, ~. •••• ' • ' • • • _ . , - . ii. • . iiii r - :. 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Oats. t 66 What, then, ought ere so NIA to bring It.meirreri - their stairdarrhs; when we shell,lrSilbio.to embrace . .. •- 8. •d. r. a:— i Two thiugs very distinct. The first is, ;to restore, to them as fathers of. whom.we sib the worthy pupils ; 47 2 S 3 7 families such of their, property,. sequestrated or, ad. when our prosiness traoqeil, otir i Cities free Dom . pn. 1 • ~, , :,--: fiscated by loymer laws, as still remains in the hands litical dissension s ,slab present to the eyes of the • or Government ; this, is the object of the present king, only Frenchmen satisfied with She present, for. • Vice.Tdirtter _, plan of law. DeelamatOry discussions Sere not ne- getting the pest ; When, in - e, that terrible dean- `.' as elec"the cessart , to obtain this; mere justice dictated it ': it mination which did' 'U6 so eh harm.at the period wa w nt by was evident that the grounds of sequestration or con- : when it was a title of pros Minn, and which may ..-.. ; ...-.. . , fiscatiost no lon g er subsisting, these confiscations wow do os•harm - when it has a .tendency vlo becomes r• a Presefit o f were at an end from the moment tbecoontry received sitte of honour, shall be.hanished from our language, ' within its bestial SO has been from this speech. her too-long banished children, , F: his sense of i i 44 The leiOnd Sia jitter even indicated in lhiel , 44 Such, Gentlemen, are my most ardent wishes : .. !yor, his re- plan .of tri ,.. IF';" befit is ekpeeled% &ohs your etisdoinl you, doetbdels, partake of them ; and it is from a humanity, justice, the safety of France, the wish of firm belie, oft this, that I base devoted myself to a • ,-;,. e proper fy of her• King, command us' td dose ail wounds; (fieri lithisof f ore i g n t o my . habits. I shall have the honour in a Meadow have bemire-opened by improdint a;.coorms: Ono of *twitting ifs...results in another sitting. You , - three of theta would. be almost tempted to bellere,* that it is thet?yill pronounce on the accuracy of the calculations, rolrlverilate secret intention of some perioni t 6 poison them, If, on the et cacy, of the means which I shall propose in tat 'ate), 'rem!, one were not aware to what an extent the spirit or order to create, in behalf of the treasury, resources • . party may lead aitra y the most -correct minds. 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