The Statesman. — London, England, 1822-02-02 00:00:00

QkusL_ gakivcrt J.Luit/LA—)l 1 . A 'A •I • • . t. ' f • • , V 6: Noma' 4181. I • • I' • 1 • BANK OP KNGL.IND...Iast. it. 19:12. ll q roetrt niftgerusts .is A .rdry girt Neeke..tiod *myth aoslitess to RElllit say Quits. tit) . of the GOLD COIN or the RNIiIII6IO Sky of the priovipal Tower Of &wised sod %Vole% free of eitprady. in sotto sot Irse Itoot .t 3. 00 0. off lllPltoritott Wog node to the Chief' Virttler, prior to flop Jet Mereh nest. sod tite.olopott! pre. 'booty paid IA the Rook Of Coils**. 11. 1 T. Sorrrf•ry. r WATS, est awl made is a superior lE ib l a g feeesdhs sery.best Ileapny cloth. Croat 3 1 . Ilir . to St. lbs. : good West of gagland. sverdne. any colour. gi. 10.. to Y. ;best vessistiel: wid. Ills.; street stouts. (sea ; TA silk; er- # Itt # 164 baeseetnaed ellseks, from I. to W.; Kerseyesere bromism Ios. to very best doable milled,. 261. ; tiselassable le•igili..l46. is IL MK; weipeosts, St. to k 4 1b°":.Pe1...,/iparaMmllNl! rootlets to swam warra..t"., ' wilt, inseams * 411 p; sod matesisls. Isettyllblete "Ores, end ofthe tors. To sersierts. rely. • w od . , who are ft Ike. Orbit Of tali* oet a viol* of e considerable re- Orden imorile win briliiiii:: A %Aft Ik Ad ta*lllesiMe so. • `sorbeset. gelsll:4lol•64l=4l.4l.lberlldliellY N ll, l ±‘ a I:llSielir row.i Iladmiimeglho maamaitm.wi. aW FllO/4 . lt tsi n ni • i Il e: . if" . I . l :al e. sl:iim al r' tich tal- I, • I wort' a MAIL it haq. indtterd 4 litgskini. Y PlailleittA4 at Ma Whale-male tat end tenths Itiarnamtesq% Mk Ileagesesteeet. (vdtvto the mid. wily 1* iapplivd wigs, Mk and all ether Genuine amat/COSllatnateiyam'eallisan flit sant gistellmt *seines - Ifitillairmi* lo du' POlWOmilblir UM Isitedilltai and at the 1 *wittier brie Wye to forattlett Item that It is seta b all 111141illatilltaills Wareham's., la Landes. aid he -cone or 'nee cri spent. la elan teas, thempegibest the VOW X iir odalmie sdeli. • tamacre. *sae is pernieme salien shammd "Maar , and tom." mad the Propineters' seal mat time Cook. Se aleadients, Nantes. awl Warm. It in , srliestarly re essolsood ter misipplmar.as it In wsnrsted to keep in any climate. _ „dku,lnal Money for First Prize! lath THIS MONTII. I AND J. sivEwstiowr hawing adverti.r. l • every particular of the kidnrsio for Out yowling Lot tery. which coatimeaces Drawing 911th This Month (in the put& peps's) bate tow only • to state some of int merits. tan. it cestahla 6 0 I of ilO.OOO ALL MONEY ! 79 Ober Capitals. ALL MONEY?” ' 11.6194diter Prizes. *LI. MONEY! • AID NOT TWO 111L/LNDI TO • P• 11111: J. amid J. invewriabt an Idling Tickets and Illteres at No. V.oraltill. 11. Holborn. and 96. Haymarket. Lon don, went they Sold ID Shill.. imi the LITE CONTI/ W'T, 4,491 A Prise of £16.41119! 44.16. tr. and sta the last Day of Drawing last Lottery. 14951........../6200 I 6.7440 £9OO WS HAP/ lOO Tickets and Shares may also be had of their Agents in the Country. PRINer'S improved RUSNIAN OM 'ls the her Oil for dressing, preosevine. and promothic the growth cif Hair, mid if used aseelmtly„ sot a hair will fall oil or ions grey; it is seek • ..welsher. that by use it will restore 4t 10 irelsimeral almer. h saveral Ladies .f Olefinetlen have ezperieserds deem tha. semi. sad seer 4 1, bald Wild !t wi t l eg Spl r igitl i t: row moos; will We idwok *Carib assrmsnisisit. whiff $4l beam paned by hundreds. But to "Wile *a desired' elks. 11 asset be used regalerly. Pros vela eye broom s milabems. be. The original PropriMer Imre me imprated the Roush Oil that it will always be *Meat, and will keep lit all climates. Through the disco my of en extra valuable legrodient, which hes beat proved to assist in preasesieg and ptomain the Hair, will make it grow Wet sad Wag, prevent It thllleg a or ever turning legs - Asidialkot valuable Ingredient Is eery expensive. Iherellmethe pportetor esasot sell the owner bottle for less lam& and ea tame bottle, which contains live ounces, for emsss,saeign, which ism saving. Hundred's of Ladies and Geattaawa who have used the Russia Oil with the extra in •grediesit, have fouled It 10 pleasant. sad sorb a nourisher sad preserver to the hair, Rust they do not regret paying the , extra trifle. tome think the Rasta Oil deer, but the reason is 1.11 , 41iy explaiued why it is not deer; for installer, an ounce brittle of oil of roses is only about three shillings. and an ounce bottle of the best and paellas otto of roses Is live guineas ilie reason is, because the see is far superior to the other. so is is with Pr:nee's Russia Oil, which is far superior to any other edicts for the Hair; for It Is proved that one bottle of friar's Russia Oil, with the extra ingredient- will sooner restore and presets. the halt than a hundred bottles of other oils. Ladies will fad Prleos's Russia Oil preferable to any other oil for dressing their own, or false hair, as it gives it a Boland glow, softens and earls It. Gentlemen wearing powder ought to me It lasbead of poseatma ; it promotes the ri e-broer. whiskers. Ike. Sold wholesale, retell, and for exportation, by the sole Proprietor, A. Priem reasead to ;10. 9, Poland-street, Ox ford-street, near the Psalteries ; and by Mr. Smith, Per fumer to bis Majesty. 117, New Broad-street ; Hendrie, Tichborite-street, Sanger. ISO, Oxford-street; Prout. WO. Strand; Davison, 99, Fleet-street; !Dirge. Ilti, Chenpside; Johnson, PS; Tait, 41, Catskill ; Bolles, Tate Royal-Ex- Stage. and by most principal Perfumers and Medicine Yeusters. Proved by *litho% the 24th November, 1814, before the ].ors. Mayor of London, that A. P r in ce i s th e or i g inal Pro prietor in the Universe of the Russia Oil; and therefore if ""Y Perfimmr. Nedieine-veoder, Hale-dresser, or any one else, sells Russia 011. that is not Prince's, they are impos tors. as they sell counterfeits to their customers. Ask for Prince's Improved Russia Oil, and observe. " Prince" on the wrapper and seals of earls bottle; without, It is not ermine, and cannot answer the purpose. Ladies aid Galilean will be parilettlar, as there are several (lair-dressers and others, In Town and Country, 'who sell counterfeits, and say they are genuine. As than has been so much Imposition of late, and coun terfeit Russia Oil sold to almost every street; and impostors bevel" ade the covers of the counterfeit Russia Oil so much site the genuine, and evee imitated the original Proprietor's Nsee. therefore purchasers should be cautious, and have it ! ♦ !f ! the Prop r i e t or , or o f a respecta bl e P er f umer or Medici ne ender. As several Ladies sad Gentlemen in the country hare complained that they bare been taken in by nnprinei pl!'d persons selling theta eonnterfelt Russia Oil, therefore will he sure to have the Genuine by enclosing the money in a letter, di recte d to M r. Prinee , No. 9. Poland-street, Ox ford -street. London. when M. P. will send them by return of coach to any part of the kingdom. - - - xu was ever brouebt into nee by the Profroors of Medicine. to equal PEEDE'S Celebrated and Incomparable Fas eii Ps cc., for the speedy, safe, and effectual RE of a certain disorder, in all its insinuating forma, and the malignant and destructise Iteanges it daily make* on the Human Frew; bat, happily, three Pills Clore in to short n ti~nr, aud to so safe and rag) a usanuer, as to warnua biha in such fall confidence of olecelln. that net liparkornisrase shall be left is the staters. These Pills are sold ht Boxes. at *s. ltd., at 4.). Lidittorpond-street,, Lon don: hat Amid It lee preferred. the Doctor to Lure the Meuse for a attpetated sum. or Tenors lie MinvY that if tbar e b e N o Cure, there 11 be No l'A Y. N. B. The liab Carol wiebeit valleiseter 'obiblerting, by stintelliug only. Mee 2s.ed. " ; 1./ • . SCROFULA EFFECTUALLY M It. CHARGES WiIITLAW has ten:nerd his 1. Establishment from Dreat Wow-street, Lincoln's inn-fields. to No. 97, (IRE.tT RUSSELL-STREET. BLOONISBURY. Mr. W.'s success in the cure of Scrofala, and all disorders arisingfrom or connected will; it, has been such as to war rant him to come before the Public, and, with confidence, assert, that he is in possession of a stweifle for that disorder. Mr. W. 's success in the cure of Cancerous and Cutaneous Diseases, of which numerous cases of cure can he referred to, is also highly interesting to the Public ; and with confi dence he invites the Public to witness the effects of his prac tice at his house, where a number of Gentlemen regulary at tend on Wednesdays, between the hours of two and four o'clock. The NH lovestbratioa of numerous cases there pre seated to the view of those benevolent persons who may be disposed to honour them, will be an useful preparatory means of introducing these invaluable remedies to the coin enmity at large. Mr. W. assures the Public that his Medicines are ehlefiy prepared from Aseriesn herbs, without any mineral sub stance whatever: and they are found eminently beorficial to all constitutions which have been injured by the use of mer cary.—Vaponr Baths, and Medicated Vapour Baths. of tue most approved ennstruction. are ready at his house at all boors: these Baths, Weee combined with the use of his Me- dicinee. have never yet falledsof relieving infiatutnotory portirelarly of a typhus satire. Mr. W. gives Leen:ref on the Theory and Practice of Botany, and on the Laws of Life and Health, thy and Thesuipp at two &sleek, and at eight is tow etre -1 lg. His Iliotisof lecture is by the aid of transparent Paint. legs, ealtilsitirdrifse classes sod orders of the Lintwe-a Sea. Talon nunin knows by cgri)l4 en &Yule, ::.: '' l ,kbtille • LetNDON. " Tito Grow for whick• - 14011TRAY ftlf NEW ROMANCIL This dap wss published. peke les. boards L E P IRA OF LORRAINE.—A 14.03JA Yhree Volumes lento. 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Most of them also possess superior pre tensions as Class-books for the use of Schools of both sexes. r- HERTFORD WEETING. 11U -rllll co Yesterday a meeting of the owners *nil occupiers in 44 land in the county of Herds, was bald at the Town- ca *el, Hertford, for the purpose of taking into comb tit Aration the distressed state of the agricultural interests. PT At half past twelve o'clock, the Martinet's of Sethi- el ry, the E irl of liridgevrater, Lord Cranboree, Lord r s e i , Deere, Lard Verulam, Sir John &bright, and the tioa. s , Lamb (tlie members for the county), Sir C. Smith, w filielonel Brown, Mr. Nicholson Calvert, M.P., and ■ ti somber of other gentlemen of the county, assembled 11 ' in the Shire-hall. The lii g h Sheriff, (Juseph Timpe eon, lesq ) ehortly after took the chair, and opened the : 4 1 liminess of the day, by °Merits; the following reqni - p 0.111011 to be read, in pursuance of which lse had felt it r , his duty to the present meeting tl ,* We, the undersigned, request that you will please .be call a meeting of the owners and occupiers of tared in p t6r. county a Wets, for the peeves@ of taking into eon- II Pisterelieto the erepriety of 'Widening Parliament apes I the agricultarel distress of the country." Signed by Lord DAM, and a number of others. The HIGH SIMI,/ then observed that be bad called t the meeting together to consider of agricultural die tress alone, and to that object, and to that only, ought t i their attention to be drawn. He hoped they would =l've all persons a fair and impartial hearing, while , speaking within the subject comprehended in the re- qnieition. Lord DACHE rose and was received with loud and I repeated cheers. His Lordship commenced by ob serving, that the alarming state of distress ander which the agricultural interests sheared was such that it was felt expedient to call this meeting of the ow Hers and occupiers of land in that county in order to consider the propriety of Petitioning Parliament fur redress. He felt that he ir s about to enter upon a subject of vast extent, and of the most vital import ance ; a subject which it was him duty to lay as clearl) as possible before the 'sleeting. In attempting this, his feelings of anxiety anti delicacy arose from his knowing the heat and warmth with which be was is the habit of expressing himself upon political subjects, and frequently with a strong and political bias. 'I hose who knew him bed, knew that it was the practice upon all occasions, to go direct to his object. If he wished to introduce Parliamentary Reform (a question which be should upon every proper occasion support upon sound constitntional principles), he should go at once to the point; but at present they were assembled to consider of the distresses under which the agriculturists laboured, and of pointing out, if possible, a remedy for those dis tresses. in stating the means by which, in Isis view of the case, those remedies could be mitigated, if no* wholly removed, he should trust to their patience and indulgence. The main difficulty tinder which the land ed interests laboured, could be stated in a few words; the inadequacy of the price of produce to cocci the ex penses,of cultivation.—(Hear, hear.) And lie had no hesitation in saying, that if the distresses which now existed were to exist 11111c11 longer, then the cultivation of the binds of England must cease altogether. —(Hear, hear.) Perhaps it would be here necessary to state, tb .t in speaking of the expense of cultivation, he did not in clude rent. Rent, strictly speaking, was what remained to the cultivator after every expense incident to eultiva• tion was paid. The expenses to which he alluded were the Poor 's Rate, road expenses, the expenses of labour fur whether the labourer was employed or in the work house, he was equally supported by the land.—(.leer, hoer.) Whet' all these reprocess were paid, the residue if any, was rent, but until those expenses were paid, the land could not, and ought not to pay any rent.—(Heer, bear.) In speaking of the necessity of a rem•oneratine price to the farmer, he wished to guard himself against any idea of %iishing to keep up rent or high prices.— There was not a single iota of such a thing either in what lie said or what he thought. The tpte , otiost was not now between the landowner and occupier, the question was whether the whole of the lands of Eng lend were to be transferred to other holdera.—(Hear.) For the distresses which were admitted on all hands to li exist, various remedies were proposed. One was a sito• nopoly of the home market; they had a perfect monopoly by the existing Corn Lon. Though inany were 411s-4- d-tied with those laws. and wished in preference for a high protecting duty upon corn. Such a pro'ecting dery would be useless; for even should a protecting duty 4141 h. per quarter he imposed, still, a....nroling to the re turns of continental prices mule to Parli Hewitt the Sem den iwtore last, such a duty won't' not have ki p oat foreign corn. Itut at present the English f.rote .1 , 11111 complete monopoly %miler this., was it to expected that it could rise to that pee. under the preset stets of things? The Cash &lapwing 14aa option KB havisisondered a I oaze• convertible Wu geld, wised Out het hew it Cold . _ - • - . • ' 47 5 .4:i • .. 14. . • :.) . . . e‘ '.. :- . , 4. • -.11*" :.. • ~..r, -••, , 1.6.4. . .... , M,...41.4. 4.1011.00r1149t..11%.93:171,210411ridiniag.. ° ... „ . . • - ' .• •-• • • ' L• a \ ' L ' ' 4, .. .. . .... , . . . , SAT U R`D. A. r - :1? EBRU A R Y 2 ; .1822 . , 4 1 i ! PERPETUAL MOTION. TST ARRIVED from the Ueitei States of ia }l•Aaserlea. and IS NOW OPEN for the inspection of or Nobility. Gentry. and Public is general. at No. lib FLEET-STREET, opposite SOUVERIE•STREET. one tr l lhe greatest pier*. of Mechanism (hat was ever re soled to the world, THE PERPETUAL MOTION. wkido rtsp beg sought for by the great Bk. Isaac Newton, and *be by men in all nations of the first taleats In arts sod Ounces. This grand machine has bees workl g ever since has Invented (now upwards of seven years.) and will am mo to to without any assistance whatever), but by the ever of its own balance and pivots, as long as Oho world ends, or in other werds, if the materials that it Is made of luld last for ever. It has been pronoeneed by seen of Bo is that it might become of the greatest public utility to the tuner In, finding out his true longitude, or as an IMpetliag err to all sorts of machinery. being less enpanslyst Ono moor horse power. As the Proprietor intends Foist the shove to the Royal Society of London. it can only leen for a few weeks. Hours of attendants" from ten till end front seven till .he In the Evening. Admittance eh; Working Mechanics, *e. at half-prico. - fOt life ZAltssrli eO. legit rratefoi faeli•ge pan (atoms of the Public. particularly for the dis tlognistl patronage bestowed on thew as Contractors for libelist Lotter•, respectfully request the attention of their Friends to the *brute of the New Year's Lottery, wig* ?begins the kith or T•n MONTH.-1114 Scheme is COMMA inn the approved principles of the 14.0. viz.—All kletbey—as Classes—No Stock Prizes—and NUT Two Dime, lo • 'Prize.—with the addition of 42 Capitals none elms TUB LAst &name, ►iz.- 6 lO 0f.....(500 5 . 2,000 10... 900 a .. 1,000 40 IOO li AZ ARD and Co. are happy to notice the continuance of that good fortune which has hitherto distinguished their old established °Rees, 05, Royal-Exchanee. tlO. Coruhill. sod 324, Osford-street, where the) sold in Shares, in the last ILottery, IS.OOO a Prize of 130.000 1.13,427 . 5,000 Aod several other Capitals. Id. and SYDXF:r died on eke &Odd!" If. ISO; i. ' AO VA