The Statesman. — London, England, 1810-06-29 00:00:00

.‘ F No 1354. SIR FRANCIS BURDETT. PORTRAIC OF SIR FRANCIS BUR .- DST I. to he engraved by W I LLI A M from a Picture painted from him, during his Imprisonment in the fuiver, hy Mr. Noun-newest, R. A. • Price b t 'Snbscribers One (Ritmo; half at the time of soh-, scribing, the remaioder on dellverv.-.-Delivery of each lot. presino according to the order ofSubscription. Stayseripsions received at the Olce of t; STATESMAN, 117, Fleet-sirres; by Mr. Sharp, No. 27. London-street, Fitzroy-square ; . rand at W. and J. Norville s, No. 40, Cdrn' bill, near Liurrr P 0 .011) HORSY.S. f 0 8E , 1401.9. jt. RNMARKA 4 BIX.IGI4'I PHAETON, na t o,d' It. 'Hwy', 'moves perfectly 'for wee Horse, or a rim The Ifor.es aye five vs;ars old. and seta t bred by the It,. nor, and never have been o ut ak phvoi:iwt. .They uc tetrita got by a beautiful Arabian, no* bekkogias to. his Losal II igltuesi the Prince of Wales. • • • To he viewed at Mr. Gallan's Livery Stables, I,4rew Bond street. To avoid trouble, the lowest price of Phaeton, Harness, * airly of Hursrs. is Tura Ilunevr.l Nonds. • H OSUMI I . FUL COUNTRY REil.O is. CI: TO lir. LET OR SOLD, FURNISHED Oit UNFURNISHED. KES'fON PARK', %nit about One ilendred. Acre., to be dierved .sf, Furnished or Unfurnished; or would be let to a Tetwou the highest respectability for tore, five, or wven years: iTionottle from jowls only thirteen milts, and three front Brotpley, Kent, on the road to Tun bridge VI efts For further fartketilars apply to Mr. Stephens, House I eat, Lower Itrniat-otreet, tiewrelow.sqoure. NorreicitAM MEETING. AT a Meeting of the Mayor, Aldertrten c . Coot. moo Council, and : Livery of tire Timer mid Grant)! of , the Town of Nottingham, em Wednesdayk, the Twentieth Day of Jew, 1810, for the purpose a ta - 11.ing iaio mini deration a Communication, made b) the litigV-Honourable Henry Richard Vl4lll Fox, Lord Holland, theiE Recorder, on the subject of the Petition transmitted Whim rue presen iation to the King, by a bleetaig of ore 1444, Ald*rnien. Common Cooped, dud Livery, held on the Twenty-third Day of May last, . The Towu Clerk having produced a- Letter from Lord Holland to himself, flitted the Sib of Jew, liceivimpattieJ by Copies of tile 'Corrrepluillence which' parse.t *ernes* the ; rt murder, IDA the Hoeograble,litehtut ItAer,..bie Majes ty% Secretary of State for the Home DepaWftfts. otarkm, N.ib.l, f 2t i tts, 04 5, the our are enter 'e.* smart sae pascal P • •;: yia.-. • '• ....2:. 2 • •,. •r• of j T ,„ ~ • ' !:' .. e'.• - • dt . ' • .- '„. ' Slßo-t iremthe *Rogow to • 2 14. t • malawiror the Petilaners,'a Copy 41 a • . . heal * - *llllll passed between Mr. Ryder and sayrelf, - rowel* id ,e reoec m of presenting to the King, the PetitioueutsitstrituLMireatt, The directi.on a hide his filajesty has beeli allelMO*4ollllllii,,' 1 and which ore coatimidicated to me by. Mr.- leyalik s Its W Item Letter,. olefin the ebrierure referred . te,tpltik, v' prelude me from delivering the Petitiott; IC AL - * and t oast the Instruction of the r- itiePty ; • _ g - - - - - Liver) of Nottingham, rinser to triseneit their7Peollites I. the Secretary of butte, or to remelt to thee". • I am, Sir, • • Your obliged and obediest . • Humble Servat4, VASSALL H O LLAND. r G. Coldhaa , Esq. Town Clerk, NOttiogdim. - • • , _ . . 1. . . . Midland Mane, May 22 % 1810. • SIR,—I have a Petition to pre,eat to the King, from 114 1 Rtayor, Aldermen, Cummou Council, and &sorer's! Not- taliAteaui ; and I take ttic liberty of reigiestioc you to krona OM MIMI day his M4elty , is expected N Woo, and attielent boar 1 qui have Lae bower of atteadeijg the (AVM , ,• •1 ' • 1 am, Ste, . Yaw bsonitlo Seen*, ' ,• VASS/U.l HO L L'AND.I The tight ils*ctleilßyder, ooeuf iris 11a• • • • jesty's Principal Sieretariee of State. • • • Mo. 2. • Viknitehall, May29l2, 1810. • MY LORD,—I have received lite ii.mear of your shlies.Letter. of this date, acquaineing toe, OmesC yhavli.* Peiltlou to person to the Kiug, from toe lifiiyor, C o mmon (Nounc.il, and Livery of tbe' Tones of Niettinghain, told requesting that I would' inform yolk on what day Ma jesty etpeeted in Sawn, mid at what boue„youents hurts the honour of attendiy the Levee. have the Snooty of acquainting your Lordship Is • reply, Kieg Ilealseeted is 140.111.0rrig *la . a orb. Y EN'S FA V t)U Ital . E. ADAME LANCIIESTrit begs most re. spretfullv to acquaint the Nobility, Cientrv, and her, noineroit* and . di*crinunating Friends of the Fashionahle World. that after much stud v, and unremitting attention, she I, o,sp‘ Ito announce, that ;he has introduced for their ' probation swell an unrivalled and nouvelle Assortment u( St./MUER. FASHIONS, as ske Wobbly conceives will at si ice arrest the attention of the Nobility and Gesstv, ask point oat the distingnished superiority, and tasteful AO yhe of her Lssahlishmeat in St. James's-street.-eAmongst ounterote other novelties has heed introduced an Mint new Hat, which, Irma its fanciful nod pendia taste, has Items happit-, designated by a Lady of distingoishetl yank— The .I mo . i s Favourite. --No. 59. qt. Juines%-street. 1.1. S t It 13Y1 1 ii • rr; JiMIZ, I, AN fIISIL.I4/138 i\ Gt)U'l , kr. - rriHFSE Pills long obtained a jeist dtbrify in tLe Private ptiselice alive Proprieutr, Mr. D I XONI. A . itbe. g aad ll ' o it( ninny obstinate bit' lents of distinction and at 4s. 94 _ I*PR Sig SI) With a 'douse:on wises thatt ttteir leviatidervio the general plod btu 'been high l y Dena l i - Cial to . Utheft, and improve i d n tlteir professional admire meats h the,niatarity of ormi SI years eiperlimedi.llltwirs. ClAtitips co. continue, ankh unabated Miriam* •tbe era- - dietitian of Wm* Disorders whiclture the coinequeace of illi cit lodalgenes, or.the destructive habits of the inconsiderate Srhool-boy.• In professing tle cure of these etilaplaints, they !sold it tas inducement In vice, but, sensible as all . men awls be of the existence of such calamities, they otter their asist twee as regularly educated Surgeons. *of LarndsM, nod of the Royal College of Edinburgh. In all eases of hiphylitic in fection, and is every complaint of Debility and Deficiency. whetacr arising from the .infatuation of a. certain destructive habit, long residence in warm. climates. free flying, nr any ether cause pruduckg a deficiency of manly vigour. the pa tient may rely on a speedy restoration tar vigorous health. their•improved plan a curing Strictures of the Ureilinthas bees attended wieapeeuliar Strictures of ten sold 'wady years duration nave yielled to their treatment in the short period of three weeks. Several Mobknsen and Gentle men of the first respectability. who have laboured toiler this painful and aistresingiliwase, haviog received a radical and permanent cure, particolarly•request that references may he made to them, as satisfactory evidences of the decided tape rinrity of Meseta. (Merle and CoAldlin of tgeatamot. Many of these Centienteti had hero coder the care of Messrs. House, kletivi.irle, noel other Surgeon of equal endarisce,. vrao , a t t e m pted their care by the applivatioa of the Lunate GISAaC 1 without success. Meows. Currie and Co. may be consulted by patient. of either sex with the greatest seirveny and honour, at their house, N0.'107, Hatton-garden.—Paticuts in the country, shitiugilso particalars of their ease, 'echoing a re an for advice and medicines, will have the same givea Cr sews to any pact of the United Kingdinn.—Na. 107,111ation- .1.: , • • ' 'Rolland House, Wedessag, May 40th, 1810. 8111,-4 wee from bums when yunr.nustver.to my uote et yemerdoy !Arrived, or..lenoidd have list ha tithe in acknow ledging itie'recelpt, AAA makingiurib observations mi the con tents teem to tad to require. When I hisd the honour of 'addressing the feW Climate you, yesterday, 1 Was nut :mare that hit •Maleity bad given Di rection's tharthe'Addresms and Pelham" of, all his tdajestis , Subjects; w airlift exception of the Uuiversities, and toe Car , poration.of L o a Au, should be tronsmiited to the Secretary uf Static fur th e flume beparttneer, to he by him laid ttefore the King. Your letter of yesterday, however, is conclusive arm . that ••poiat ; it contaius an °tidal Communication of IS Diroclium having been given, • from the Person whom tat-Jai Sitiiattm renders him the resputaibie Adviser of them: ' afire, however, pleased to add, that tat same mode of ..presenting Addresses and Petitions ' was followed during the wbuie period that I was tom of the Confidential dernems of the Crook'-.-by which erpreision, I inderatauct you to mean tbe,few tolodhs during which I had the houatir ni holding the iltkee of Privy ,Seal. You will point Cup!, Sir, to observe, that Ws ao part of the duty of th I.? Oake to take his Majes ty's Pleasure milted's% Addis:mm . 4w. Petitions to the Groan. it is possible, therefore, that th4ractite then purest-4 may trot haft:come *ilhiu my kouvr e, nor do 1 see how-it eau, iss an y 'easy, :tree the present 'gifts Ina. • I certainly, nowever,„ Wilke reeollectoar believe that Amy Peewit. deputed by o U w e o at So,* Bud, of Isis Majesty's Su**. is to wean( a hinntileitollddresa is his Majesty, was. upon nu earnest uppli • tidied ravel* ha hapour. refused the satisfaction of approaea. hag his Royal Person Air that porpuoi, mush km eon 1 be persuaded, dial any one to wham hot MalestyViall ollist gra clevasky pleased to accord the Pevaimitmcf appraa - hiug . his, RaYat Persil", yna Percluds_,by..ctui premise._ iiithWitioi, 1 front delivering either His own Petition; or that ut an; Lem* I Body of his Majesty's Subje c ts, iota Ms Iliajesky c owe }f no b. • • • . With respect to the particular Petitlnts, with , which I ant etstrostt I i ka ve nodatibt. after your pitlite assurance., that you w ould lose an tinveiti laying it' before the .iiiog, could I, itaisisteritir with my sense of duty to the l'elitiouert, transmit it to year tare. Rat, in my view of titesubject, 1 stoma be tray my trust, if, without any.fartiter imiructium, I were to deliver it Lao any hands but &Die of iiiii lii.iiefiY himself. if 1 conaut have tout bottom, iv will be my snit, tit ante the eir atiostakee 1.. the Petittotwarand livers to decide on w h a t course is to be adopted. I .not, isowever,acitoolreedge, foul it will give one, no little tatortibeatiob and (*siren to lied my. self noinpetted, in inc prestlit.sinnt olatkliebtio minds' to in ; form a lage. respectable, apd loyal ii!tily of Ate people, that' Loutwitlistandieg the riglit of 'peillidtitlks im ( regal: 44l Y dud so lennity recognised by rte dionsiltotiom too* Omahw on ettott t net fur conveying their Yuppie l'ilt)siii l'i (he . orum, es . ept torougb the bands , cad et the4iss#‘ll44,. of mater very Persons to whose Councils and 'Ciliddlierthey aintfiet the (4riernotessod Colain4ties of which. tbeyjr.wispluia 141 their Pewits's. • 1 I have, Sir, the towbar to he Your Jt• •• Yaw obedient loomble,-.,.....„ • •' • A we:lie d) V IXSSA COLLAR u, The Right Ilonou r abte Richard avdero '' ,* • his Mainly's' Principal thstretorios tit &dm • • . No. d,, i . Great Oct , Saterdwy, Jane 2. Mt Laaw-7I have um hosittiriteatithofiledde the 'receipt of your Lordship's Let teen( she atiotof Mayi k usataiiiing the oba-rvationi, w mch appeared,M/filw 14)k41thiP to be celled for by Anyousu er to your. LorMsip 4 e.ilitfisilDlvidioa, of toe. 29fh of the same mouth. • ' 0.. A •.- -1t0.,-, ,• .. Ur • Asosaaosst lobe admitted P wait ' - "'‘VN - T , " 7- garde*. Q% HEN Melt of Cducatkua skill toe persevering eadtlivinint •to discover the hoot wife Jlll6 eilketaat method of trentiimii few 'Prevailing Diienset, the 4eCtafei Milk of their experience 1 the best pcnof ~f "uperiority. tfOliiand Cn. Sargent's. after being •recularly iitrat.d and taitiatkil into every brAtch •of the profeyiihn, (tertificiaes of which, (ruin ditlerent Huspiinls, and testi mminis fr. in thp most emitter' , Ph ,Iciaus, they Mire to no si.tee any Enquirer). were ioduced to make the cure of the finfoo ing I)isruses the object of their particular study, viz. a C .RIA I N I) IS() It I) ER, frogurntly controtted Ina roonieht of hit .xlcatimi ; and Ws coorusnitaots..S'rlLlCTUßKS ()Air:U. as atm ORRILI TY. whether :irides from Hriti cbin..lins. ' , dodgem - es. I.ne reAdmire in warm climates, or a h c.eRET 8i) LIT ARM VICE. too ofteo unhappily - p trsueA h 1 4 e k- ou ta of bi t o betel; in the one it will he found thrl-1‘1%1" of ST ti It it IT Y or it ARK EN YESS, and in the': other a , casioit a imMerints train a nervnitsdiretistes. which. if sit tomwly r , utedied, terminate tu IMPOTENCE and CONSUMPTION: The result of a tong arid extensive practice has enabled th - , n, by a ,uperiorinetood, to reectilaay remove those iifs or ler4, hnWever IllVetellitt• or Vaillilta•Ated, ‘Stilibllt sub jecting the w illow to the least restraint in diet oc exercise; oat ia.litut VENEREAL CASES, where an `early op plica 1011 /S erode, after discos ty the tufo. tido, they pledge to ptrfaittla .1 CtirC jhe *hurt jitters:4l , a two Toe unprecedented seeress of their mode of treatment the rase of the above eionplaiats ( which hos peter been, lia..art to !nil in owe sioglo moaner in twelve Yeari practice,., du. isig whim. iwrind many peroith of Moth Sr xe, hasp liesm cured, even alter revere and.rojurious methods had beets inte nt by ..ther prietitioners without effect), endure, Moors. nod Co. to thus publicly otter theic advice. • They May tie co•oolted by either Ilex 4 illy, person:stir, or by letter, with insishib.e secrecy, delicacy, aid At ntion. Pa 7 ients in the C4llintr.l, inettell/111/ 31 It.wa !Cite, are re. que.l,ll su .tale the particulars of weir case. nge, and man ger of living, mod o l dster awd medicipe will be forwarded to boy p ort of the Kirin. • Mersrs. Clove fiii CO. 191•Bursittieittect, Fltet-streot# - . , . . _ . ' .. .' Ai- . ..Mr • . . , 1 • . . . . • - I . .• . 1 , , . •,••• , . ,„.0 0 1114. 14417 . .—.— . ..-, , .... ... . ~...1.0 . .............,. .. ... ...... r ...... ort ~ - , . i-. .7 . .• . .."". • --_, •-•"; , ' 4 . l 4, , -1 • , -- t 4 . ' . . - i lee.. c - 7,4,:c . ' . . -..- ..., Ave.*-- ".. 1 , . 1 •lir v • ,' 3 ---• • r W. ~ • • J .1i .* '•i. { : y • •': , ' 70". 1 .4. :: ; ..4 ... .. . l • • ~, • • IS' .. ‘3 , . .... • . .. • • • . , ‘ ,ii .. • 4 ./.'. I '• ' . lk • . . . . ' A i . . ~ • ... -.." .. • . I CI I .4 ,• I ,'i 0° 1 i t. I J \ .4 V: . if ti. 6 . . :' • i s " , .. : . •. . ~. ~. _ ._ . • LONDON ItßaisitY, • - JUNBilei..-1810.. - .. , • , ta 1 1 4 m a j es ty, through the: Secretary of State, had prevailed during that period, I presented that your Lordship might he acquainted with it ; hat, lest it should be otherwise,. 1 thought it right to state the fact to your Lordship. in order ta i..ive your Lordship full information, both ns to the practice nod the grounds of it, I beg leavi tit inclose a copy of the answer' which was retu rn ed by me to the application of the Sheriff . ; bioutna, in Jatiusry last. your Lo r d shi p will perceive,by that nnswer,lbat in 5r... " tidying Addresses and Petitions Solds !dainty, the Secrete* of State fur the Home Departnseat heeling is discharge ofIW official dial, and in obedience to his Majesty's express maids, and consequeutly, teat the tasnunismin of sod Petition to his Majesty, dues not, its any degreettlep= its your Lordship appreads, lapin " the discreine of those I very person, to wham mune& resdesinduct," the •petistooets to the Million engirded Wooer Lordship's care "attribute rho grienaces sad calareilits4 of Whitt they complain." . ' I '• It cm hardly be 'necessary ifie use to at* that ble.bloiate 14,', orders, apply uuly to the stimulant* of perusal, at Ms Weide Levees fee the porootte of pretesting Pelithem. mei p*ail„„. am - stirs/aver to dos right of veurr;Lowlship a hbet , as j, Peer or a reivicounselldr..to ask foe an nit/WOW A, ord ! 's to saktba sucillstalhasowklutteas to ba*llOsty k ill Poly rrosr‘ltipi have proper{ . • ' •• I the Isbeador bdt. ors Lank . . . fuer - skillet boob* ' • -• -.• • i..ittilit l • 4 1fleis lag lulled. . - . ' , . • - i • gaperilinr, Whitehall, 19tb Inanity, illiolg ~ k ib ill e atorer to your Letter of the I ish in seiputiodisses that Mug certain . Resolution of the Lord Meyer ? . 1111eli 4,111 Liilrry of the City of Laudon t _iit * Comasou ' Wil i amernble., to vernal to the Hood of bb Majesty t it is Yeller ii.teuthess to do yourselves the honour pf Mustang his IM jesty . i, next privar I. Tee, to 'reseal the same, unless IS should he his Majesty', pleasant. receive you lit fallie Oaf time aril o.lw fur that worpose.• 1 h%ve to inform you shatipe perms aindlied to the Psi% ate Levee, wit Mist; hie. Plaiessys IS because 1 'leaver v tar lit WA/. , 60 °- 1400 be A be ' tit. ll4 to ea , entire his Majesty's pteasuredijaa the. 4. . • ...'i have a - retlilisjlll ihrileia. Ind I . bare it lailliellikod fro. bio•Mktiv e iL 11111 " 111 ) ,e 4 tt Vtat 04 kbjestf t 4114111 'kelt!) , siitabed rioastaratut the Mamie, nod Petkiais of the Liver lA**, like the' Andreates and Petittipof an his, Makatea habjects (With the Exception only' of Mae of the . Bady, corporati. of Loadoo,fted trie tut, linivetlifkaa) should be tiltgamfined to the , aecretary of Mat. -for the Nome De isttetasetd, to he by its laid, bebtre the , K ing , his Majesty .4esie art thitAt St to depactfroits . thtialme course in respect to the Riiiii•Atuas if, .the Livery. . -I bow it farther is geonsand felons his i.fsije;ty to.'rtate to yea. t bat. . bad you proposed ta atteod hi r abijel!y, deputed 'Man. lb, • Body Corporate , if Loaden, his Illaysty would : hive received yam as he tub betel in the habit of doing, and km riateally dose. But his Majesty camel receive the She r** Abe Levee, or died here, for. Alm purpose, of present `,ol in his Majesty ..-- - - led at r -- Meeting of .... Cornell - km. • Nit 1006 - . • - bloom disiirdprs, oprnionerotisimtients of distinction, and T •-•'-`- , , it ers p,rl /Clam / y r ue m i te or b e mad, si r li eurge w„ r . t v it o rr e th i ; , K e !eg as li umad eapet: bt ed th is e t t4 or wea utn i k i orr osw il , %s on e d i tri o d i Im pri e. za7,:hz-18,71.-.7.;;;,—.et.d_in,.....:lotiiii4tewia in.i mee . tio of rn, hie rire/oryP ale Tonter, - the Do w: iger Lady Say and . ? . , . ~1 ar _ .• ha doubt _ _lsis hiss Ay will be gractowny in to receive l'e ‘°?Pwir.i" , a' "all wham" admit 6ll g mison"ir'ittun 6 s.te, the Vi•coOndk litilkeley, &e. eb:. he was persuaded it. yoe should welt to take the upportosity to hi lands to .Isis llttNjesty in like mauher, (rota other claws to Wet Me lo a s Peblkc, milder the ,airprobation *sod the 3 our [Anson sanction Of tbeir aver.. •"• ' • of payiog yostrJespe 15 to his Majesty. to itaaki. , g this eout• itt hi litujeity's frobjecti. e und thereby, in a consider a ble de- ' don to oar LonLhio I tiresome it II hardly neve:nary grees e: Isl. hut" Ma it4e I. that personal locoriveoiettee (in r tot Pi11t•411....r (villa '4O be as ill"" 9 1 ) " 1 !- 141- r eined !' t a r re- ni'lliC4 Y hlaje4; 'lts' 4 derreted, toot the Addresses tor me to add, that Ins she_ present theta of his Sight), which the d* oat' entice of me h.. . ~ • fklr ing dell** °lf the innmach, f•r euri,.e iudi.ettiOn or • i f . preventing crudities, god Allele cormertorl'O isairrranierili c .' l a id tl ? tiliaaaal.4l ha * * i l ea ° bej i" a ' WWI the eere l l. P " ibliC Levee' Ytl4sllll4l34ed to Prevent.. twi ,.. 64 ,,,, a . T, tev 7 pre i m i t i• Non fa t a l aid tout u. toot of (hue a the two' Litivertities, and the Corporation _ y t mit cation° aMajesty's p en- I Sage ost ts add to tea 16 • fh* 1 .•y ie -ii zat .6,. im * he ,. rt .b wo .which • i s of Loodun, shouldlho tratointilled 111 me Secretary. of State sere, that 1 shall be read? ffiletellie the Resolutions of the r,ry rostiv ettew sit t - • , mei a tieilitisteut isupuel, m i ke. for ate Homo Depdteditimo.to holly. lii•n laid !Wore the Liyery, whehever Itta iy Kit your convenience to transmit, t s h r eT rad' ariolog 64 ') , . a aus i v i w b ot bil it, m e ,. hogs hews* thew, . woo of presetiliac' Addresses and Prat- Or &tiller thcio woe. for the purpose of laying them before ... kook, wis joillow•" tle . • ille - . 3 hole period teas lent Lord- his Mojesty t Mid that Ifilhall lam ho time in mho - hitting them p .rate 0111, af, to exola. By promoting* it7diii ire*** of the bile,,ibel see isbrervedi stilt la' its e i r' • 110 - 400:111f11. of 47 "" lir6 t.. ' to AM gisd"ogY• lit divine* of &Sy ultiini duty, dad' is obe- y fully to e . 4 , tir asiotlibefoja. otoni- 'acl lit "' a "" Wit thrlibcelv i th a ramg . i Your Lett tr a i ele s a 4/411".1".. ralValiff. &. _ 6 oat. tont killed! re ody to silo. 1 moLb genik v ... 111 . T. iligl is tti r" • , g l4 "',,, tnte rio : I receive the P. * s limy *m et er it i im Ai! . ~_- Argir,eiprit -- . 4 . 111,iii* . immibitliervant, .. • ' tio. is the lice,, %tie Om be 1 .. • ' but particularly fatal ih warm cilitlisics. Or this acchaij 1 _,/ "ur 4.1416 ,k,. / 14 1 , 4416 :1 6‘gect- -n o - il l d el. M. jilAr. f• . tieigheetilkornenimaite— 01 . .J. iiiiineae . ! x. R . itybEit . fury ...ice . • li o itiiitile deiii.tertdivit in the imedtetee . chest) ,01 77.7twu, -- 1 , 10 10c,4 t . •, 4 hare tee honour 10, k y .1'6:4}1; :; ••• ; .--,.. .r..- OM( I% ha i r oarmid, ac malts fraideet sitarte% .. ~ . . tkr ip ta k ievs , viidit owing book - 4, , i int _ ___i :,. - ;am „ . re... . . Lac wi ottaie :Ind retail, al ,111. si l i ca. fi e f lt ra s t , , . 4 .., ti , .: , 04144) , ~. aura Aito i ll ,. , itsissfkVirl. rd o anoint legally summoned for that comer triitecsoster-row ;,. kits,' 150: ta•St perfinse,.itiff at the Guildhall inthe said Town of Not- sa, B,,row a n; 4 .4 .n.,m settitry - acacia elettles.:iP belte; : " 70 . 10141, . ~ "--:. 7- - • tingliam, talk 1961 Day of Illay last, the Mayor, Aldermen, at si, 94. stil to. sock: ..* .• - •-1:• - •• -,_•• f - ....iew;if .. . Cmitiop,oo,ll . ol awl Livery of the Town and County 9f the _ __ _ No_._ 3 ! _, _ Town of Nottiagham, fat tKelaselves rolled upon by rin ini- • ...11.00_ to Ih. nrikernt notilmlillind ow. to i •A td)47m,,l;i? - , o PRICE els; _cy ,i 0 Wow of Public Duty, la the present pitlifiell and aw . 4.1 Sitetstioo of public Affairs, to present a 'Petition to the King, muted Nimbly sapplleating his Majesty to dismiss froth his Presence aunt Counetis, for ever, those Madders whom they regarded laddequate to avert the haminear Perils of the Comnry t intwaspeteut to eoadater the Foreign &lotions of the Ziopire wish Clitll, and incapable of conciliating the Conti . deice of their Fellow Subject' ttatid the •lUeellog having_ transmitted to the .Rlglit Hun, limey' Richard Vamell Fox Lord Holland, their liecortler. no who Mottle hommi to b; of his Majesty's Privy Coniiell. their Pettily°, framed in such terms of affectios aist respect as M doe from loyal mod • affectionate Sobjects to their Sovereign, and hasingreasested ids Lordship persoually ty dAiver Ft pato the Ripe. hand, the Mayor, 11,derineat, Common L'amorit sad •Liveryvaissi 4earn,' ith aadc , •ncent, that,• by his MujeatyNCtialmanda. as cusonatiatentea by the S-cretigy of State for the Rime De partmem, his Lordship has been preveuted from 'delivering. tbeir Petitiou personalty to the &lug. itsso.cv no —That this Meeting, after espressingto Lord &Amid their sincere Thongs, and their 'Regret for ,the Iniu ,• Isle hod agility occ.eismed to is Lordship,in his attempt to lire- sent their widow, request that his Lordship would have the goodness to Muni Oa. Sklar forthwith tithe Mayor, in order., that Use Ourporatioa inav preserve it, as a lietnerlal of the • fact mot the mini:et-of its rejection. Ritiat.v un—That alt:iough by Mr..SeeretarY Rider's I'Letter to oar Recorder, ditte4 Great timsege4tmet„ Jane I it shiald seem that his Mies*, bas.bema advised, expressiV, In • mammal his. Secretary of State to lay before him such Ad thesies an i Petits..ib from his faithful and affectionate People as may he trouthoitied to him for that purpose, mad we at aim ledge, that a neglect of official duty in disobeying the Ospreys commands of his ltinjesty, Would enhance the guilt of loom who should take upon themselves to Intercept the Prayers of the People, before they reached the Throb*, the reasons therein contai ned are not sogicient to reatove.oir ob- Jealous to trablutittitig oar Petlttos to that Gentleman , to he by him Laid before the King; became it appears in us that mhilm the Sappeemino of any Petition so transmitted is uol saaiiieptitileof proof, the reionsibility incurred bt the owls-- sion uf duty % the performance of which am neither belts- certainal nor disproved, 4:41 situ foe:Smut security for iti discharge ; wet it ii linpos4ble or his Majesty's Subjects to . place lipptielt reli.owe ois ibe efficacy of an Order which they have no levant constitutional 'aeons of enforcing, and which may be disobeyed at thetlisexetion •of ; Ministers, without the possibility of detection or pauiShaseut. • r' • 'lL`' ResMavuoj—That, the proceedings of this Meeting bed,* ed by the Tows Clerk, add publlsned in such manner ps the Mayfar shall thirst. . • • • . GP,ORGE CoLlolll,4l,•Town.Clerk. V. 1411* • ~. t ~ laski 7 1 , -: illeY • . 44 "111111 • • O. -••• • : 4 , • •••••• „:44 • • . 7 °. • ESJO ICI NOS AT Ntirt I Milli ili. • ' • • ON ACCIPONT 90 TN( JAELEASE Of SIR IP. NIIRDETT. .' A .... ..M.01.... . TO TUB EDITOR OF TUB STATESMAN. Sat-. Nottingham yesterday displayed, in the . 4 truest colours, " the feast of 'reason and the flow of soul." On the arrival, on Saturday, of the news that Sir FRAiala had retired from the Tower privately, the few enemies of that Patriot, and of • the people's liberties, began to rejoice, under au idea that a schism would be created by the disap. pointment occasionod by that event. In this,. however f as on many other occasions, they wore, defeated in their air-blown eapeotations, for theri*, was scarcely a Man but what *dared, that sir:. . ....- frataNcti /lace acted perfectly right. lu confor.: . . amity with this sentionioy preparations were, im. mediatey made to celebrate. the Baronet's sabers. . ' titre In style; fur, independent of a many dinner. toffy tea-drinkings among the women, a veal pro. fasioiief flags with appropriate devices, lionArei, Ac.. there were ten sheep and Wilts roasted w kola lin.differeat parts of the town. At the Mason't 'Aims, a'O length' trietaparency of THE Hornet . *kw attra cted-;p articular . attention. A multitude ..., if boys, too, tie nation's tieing hope, decorated a chair with a profusion of pitiple, and chose the . . most sprightly amongst then) as the representative ' of Sir FR'ANCIS, and bore bini on their shoulders through the streets. Another Eiteetstance is wet. thy of notice : a number of teossee,* to couple I Vie name of WIIITBREAD with that of ,Benutrt, I,placed a number of the beat white loaves they could obtain in an open space, and danced round them to thclively,tune of "'The Petrick triumph. ant." - _ ,Among the various toasts which were given iri the numerous companies assembled on this occa. sion, such as Sir F. BURDETT, Mr. WARDLE, Mr. WinTHRIAD, Generals MATHEWS and FaRouSON, &c. &c. with three times three, the two following, I think, are' Kurth notice: -p" May the Almighty turn the hearts of our Governors !"—" The King, 'the Crown, and the Peoplei, and a burst of curses Ivan those privileges wash are contrary to L aw. ,a . • . ,•. . • ..: . . Nottingham, Jane Sl.. 1810. - ' J. B. ; . , r ` = . I . Guineas have nearly disappeared its this eosin. try, in consequence of the illegal trdffic carried on for some time past, by which they have. been trans. ported to the Continent. I)ollars are also become scarce, but this is owing in slime . measure to the . hay harvest. There is a very - great scarcity of specie in the capital, and a fresh issue of dollars from the Bank is muc,liwanietk . ' - A young man of the name of Phelps went from Kensington Barracks to Slough, and from thence to Ilounslow yesterday, t*enty.nine miles in four hours, for a wager of thirty guineas. He had 'three minutes to spate. . A few evenings ,since was distributed by the Execetbrs of the late Mrs. Middleton, at her httuse at Kensington, to fifty poor decen t / persons, fifty Holy Biblei, fifty blankets, fifty - . halt quar. tern loaves, fifty single pounds of beef, and to each one shilling. Independent of Ibis, since her death, a sum of money was distributed. 4 ATTEMPT TO COMMIT SUICIDE.—Last night, About nine o'cl4ck, a ' young woman of decent `appearance walked into the water at Blackfriars ••Stitage, in a deliberate manner, and attempted 'to dtstroy herself. The tide was running out, and though she bad waded a considerable distance frbns the landing place, the water was nut higher than her chin. In this situation she threw herself on her back, and was nearly drowned, when two waterman picked her up. She was carried to her friends in Water-lane, Bleckfriars, in a dangerous state, from the quantity of water which she had swallowed. • , 'Wednesday evening the following singular Ar. cnmstance occurred in Albion-place, Blackfriars. road. As a Gentleman and two Ladies were riding in a postchaise, the horses became very restive, and, in, a few minutes broke 'the traces and the poie.plece.in two places ; they then. rushed -furl. " oreeeem.. onsly against the iron railing of AI?. Law ea s ter's and, kossbNolst, house, 'which they broke / and were both preci. .13P,Oft,GE cculPit4. 'piloted into the area, without either sistaming the . - . , -•;.- • least injury. The post-bdy *a ailliot hurl. Thd '. . FOR. VIS tELTH AliD Cit.lhiS• . ' Gentleman and Ladies were taken out of thethaise MIKE P.SSENCE OF • PEARL, snit PEARL and conveyed to the htiUse'of Mr. Lancaster, with. ".1 - . .tiENTIFRICE; invented by the late Jacob l(emet, ` out any itt atetuti injury. Motto to her Majr-s(y and the PrMeeof Watts, `are greatly sp l id e r i b u m toetoms turd eteney, to any w e t 100 44 ,,, An Inquisition was taken at the , Be . Be ll, at Hamp. ausde ye of; th ey will effectwilly preserfe• the !Neill to a too, on lldonday,,.. before G sutiqE II ofiGiON, Esq. moo d tra t e . even te4 tdd 'age; "ill render them' white and steatite , wittiest the Neel impairing the wassiei, Nut ", osch Coroner ) on the bo dy l o e f blolnettliery who was d ,s o r o i, w id . , a , are lacer, We arch ass are already decayed ir2m.beemn- enacts...molter, .n y• • , Dr ... 4i wimp prevent the Tooth-ach, perfectly in. lhe Owns, stud make 1. , AVOW kill afel lire ell t obe lle tr in' thl ,a• 'Teeth. They likewise tee the Breathtletiettely sweet, aPr-a it s evidence in the. River Thames on the preceding day. ./1 lia rad It evidence that the deceased, wWs . oinn. att•lrmedy on thOve Obordittslitas•are the taeingtsence of Hier jean' :man,. Ms friend, were practisinOwite.. ..14,1411114.4*1134.144 bad Tilt. • , • - ••• • • ening,• but not being expert, and getting set of his They mention to he told, vs hotraile and rettilt. by' Bayley depth , the • deestaied WAS drowned. ' ilts"trietsti, lib • and Bien. Coctrepar-street, 1044stai price 'b. ed. emir hoot retail try T. Warman (late Palmer said liaceeSser to Ar. glienle!ing to ''retiett/ kitty had owariy, eu tt r t d t h e liroopt), Georg-Wee% 111souvef-miiiiire; ' • ‘, • iiiiiii fe e t •Ve ri titt.vj j e we ste i 11804. , . Nene are Uttasisas. bat what hove,the :Verde'! t e ll ..._ • --4.14 . ‘ ; vite • getntitr 4 0 Kgovtikdiaksoki et AMstfo. Sayky unF4 blew. Cieclngst4ltttl," enetarett tos I It . aed a lAt&I "•aillkila l giO ew s • 41 0.4D1w•gasite_Pfildser Ale% alt Wili 4 OV ega,..4644 ll h ti 'iv 041 -110'11tedt, that pod NI the Wk . et each Settle nue fenny ~ - . ' • • Aliwy. waff 44 041 .1 4 * , b .456 tit,04144 ,440 , 1 fro, .44 N, 11. The /MENG* is partieelarty,Wmtaratintlee,_to lily, of thorn, WitiA..‘ ll ,t,re l , / / .,tight at is. '3d. and i Parent* sad Per'..e. l e r 4" the v ess • l s g l i r. 4l4 4. ails tea tgAillihigtr, ' 'kW* ifelghed Mit. each. !twat preserfaert• yews" . • . -..-, .. t .. . 5r.... .,..... - t 1 - • , ..- .: . 7,... -. 4i:.*!* 4 :." 1 4‘1 0 k,z . , . . ~ •-,", - • t 1 , ... • • ... - 4.'•• ;it tl - 9t - 4,16.• „ ... ' • , .. . . - A '•• , . . ' - .ielleillillIMIlla•r - . __ - __ . -‘..---...m.:.:iiiiiini - NMIOIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII . ' I ~~ A ~ . . ..1 _ Wlll 01110 c pasta. uov•••••• Upoo the subject tit early ordthieteagwest tab* admitted ,; to hts.blajettv's priapic Leyte, (arise rigida of Presenting an . lteirest Mutt the town of hiattlis4t lon,1 on, 1 bait little tuuad , to the bateits of myforases Lagsr. 1 oat not , avvere that there his heft any histathe dating the Athisioistratitin. of ethich year Lordship was a Member. our at tiny peeled since tahlic lovers belie been dlitimititaed, iA *Me soy permit i (with the exteleides aientiownd illthy &roar legtos) eat 40ren° luionted to the itOtTate Lev co, for tter.ttoswent ui Ores.tlai% " 414441. v t 4.411°14 A l the rafilteg r e !" 1 "4 1 0 -4 : 12 . Atter 1111.1164 9110611 L . . ~. , ~ 1. • G. -I ":t` ' . `.• t•• . ,* ' , OS' • • 'f. .. ~ ' " 444 e• • - • "`": L -- .0! ... •• . .. ~ ~. ~~ ,~1 ItP 7 - , - ..