The Statesman. — London, England, 1812-10-16 00:00:00

:, •2 I. , , r -4 , • , At • - „ 41- • • 'Z . . if • f z4 a , • - • 40 ) .t(i . :jit.; Jiro . tax ) ..) C III I a ., ..... e ; 111 ! 1 • )• . 4 . _ i ~~ '~ LONDON, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 16, 1812. i t I No. 20M 4 PR icit 619' THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY.LANTE. riIHIS EVENING, an OCCASIONAL AD IL DRESS, wiltim Spoken h• Mr. Elliston. After Which fir *Wes' Servants n ill perform LIONEL AND CLARISSA. To which PI he ailled. THE MIDNIGHT !MR.. ~OUTII WARM. PURITY OF ELECTION. Committee Room, Spur Ito, Borough, Oct. 12, 1814, ^Eight ...m e i,. • i t T a GENERAL MEETING of the COM MITTEE appointed for the .purpose of currying into e %erotism the t•everal Resolutions of the several General Meet .ings of the Electors of this Borough,it to return to Porliament, u p,, g , t h e li ; izciples of the eunsurition (Tire of eapence), as their Independe.o ftivresentfitive, WILLIAM JON E 8 BUR- ErT, Esq." held this Eveniog by special adjournment, Mr. llEllShas in the Chair; Resolved, That the Resoluttoos of the General Meeting of the Electors, held at this Ilouse, uu 'rhursday, the Bth but. be now rend. - MR. WAITHMAN'S ELECTION. • . TO RE 94111.1) BY A UCTION; )TO THE INDEPENDENT LIVERY' OF LONDOk. To Noblessee, Oeolleatett; hilmserymni, RC GICNTLIMEN. THE important struggle in which you have been A l yi • 11. , Aff• COI - 4MA "If to deeply interested, is now terminated; and, altloongh th e eividefe Tavern, Pointe 4ilir. twi MONDA Y, (Mei ter 26. re Twelve lo'CI irk (by Order of the 1'10..6+ r), the Committee who have conducted Mr. Waiihman's Election, coolant nonnunce a result completely secce-sful, they see ample FORTY PAM of ter fine, vsning, artti Ittlfiltlif cause to coneratulate the Livery ooptia the triumph they have oh. TA NCA It I N F fc.ol other Oil A N . fiE, LI-61(1Notiod Cl tyhed, in Il w n omfest progress of pitMie opinion. The sense TRON TREES $ watt :o qurpotity of very Ane Fretting' and of the Livery is unequiyote oily marktid by the 2521 votes, which • succession Pine P 1 3" 19 . have been so voluntarily placed upon the Poll, in spite of every The 'races ore stn fully seleeq.ll bi a Cdnimincer, in their inbotence, in detiame of even eu ,i::e of cot role ion. This span- native ensure, seta live' a propene to a Cecoollooren two years taneous effort will exalt sour ra.:raeter, and give you ft just nen. have since acquired very fine head.. ; gen .rd .4 is IVAIRI:fr cfmlidence of future success. Various have been the fovea. , order, and in a state In lc obi it "toy way require'. 'Elie stems ments we have load to earounter :--agoinst the ordinary michi- lire CIVIaI and straight, fr. . o I ten Ili 0‘,.• feet bizh.—Tne Nine nations of p ower an d cor r upti o n, find the eau; orefteizroi preps- . Plants are of differebt soots, very ftrintE awl It tiff.. ration of our ndversaries, we have been able bo o t to oopp,,e on. Too be 'tested. by Tieket,i only. one week before the 4 :::,te i adequate measures; even to the pre-ent 100 ,,,, n , We ho . e been whit h. with Casaloootes. ,rooy he h• n t by as opl 1 114 n ; M" see. enabled to obtain li-is of only fouo-seventlas of qt. Livery; Orr: , Gordo', and Coo.'y Seed W veimese, Veto !torch...Peet ; ,00. e o f sevenths, tleirefoi.,!, vie h-,y.? se4so.: iot !wile% oi, have , ithneld . the Aliktioneer. 14 o. 7, Duk,•—treet. (free, omoe.... fl eyie. the exercise of their franchise, for want of proper a pp!ii trout. These difficulties will, however, in future he obviated, and j plus will be ;natured whicit cannot fail of tuccess. It having been remlyed, at a Lititiertitis tneetin4 of the Li very, " Thnt in conformity to the pore principles of I:Art.6,l i , Mepobers might to he returned toPatii uncut flee of exprece, , 4 ;y ou th* t a rdy for the Committee to sal, thyt the alot-otion of 'the mom already stibserlhed are inadrqa we to this pw•goi.l4. ; !•stad you will, on doubt, enable them to discharge the ohlogoi- Runs you and they have so cheerfully committed. . lr I Am, Centime., your very Coitiof.d 'errant, New London Tavern, Oct. 14. SAM. Fik v lAA,. Chairman. Subscriptions will he received by per. Favell. St. M:tr% A se ; Mr. Hurcombe, St, Paul's Church-yard; Mr. Bu.teiljti. Bi sbatmgmle-street ; Air. Carter, Monories; nod Mr. Reeve, Lud . eate-hid. - - _ TO-morrow. Ilnonlet, :owl No Song no Supper. The Scenery designed and painted by Me , ses. Greenwood, 1111nrinari, Dixon. Dern:trio, Comm, Smith, nod Cat . nod their areismoot-. The Dresses by Mr. Ranks and Miss Rein, and their as-hiatus. The Machinery by Miss's:Underwood, Drurv,(Ste. The Detoratloons hy Mr. Morris, Miss Robinson, &c. Leader of the Band Mr. Smart. The Doors to he opened at a quarter past five o'clock, to be gin at a quarter ratti Fir. BOW!,ts. t Second Price 9t. 6.l.—Pit. 601. t Second price, 2..--bower Gallery, ; Second Price, Is.—Upper Gallery, ; Second Poice, 6d. Boxes and PI ores to he taken of Mr. Spring. Box Book keeper, at the Office in Little Russell-street,.from Ten till Poor, and from 'fen in the FarnitiN until the Doors are closed. The Box eon-notes are ill Bry deer .trees only.—Toe Pit en trances are in Rus-elt-otreet and W•dnum-street.—The 1.0.(er G a llery entraores are its RitY•ell--treet and Woburn street.•••• The Upper Gallery entrance. i. iu Wohurn-street only. A., All i0.i,0n.4 tleiseiog Right of Free Astrnis.loon to the Titeeks.e, baying complied with the Notice Liven by Public Advertise ment. to sign their Names in the flank kept by the Secretary to the Cosionsittee, at the Treswory °dice in Drury-lane, and fum ble um& good their Title of burh Free Admission, three days 121 lea-t PleVi.tU 4 111 the exerciu- of such Right, will he admitted Free to the Theatre on all Nights of Theatrical Representa tion) or Mu-teal Perforsnance, under the following Regulations a nd Conti pi ion, I l'Arr% Person) claiming to he admitted Frre, will be required to sigu los ar her name at the Door, in a book whirl% u ill be k ri o ready for that purpose, and will mit be admitted without torch VW I ix lit lined dour, lending from the hall in Brydges-street, will he opened far Free AdoloiAnits to the Boxes, and confined to them tiol% t and no Fore Admissions yy ill he passed at ;toy tithe' Box blelf of the Theatre. Neither will any Pets nu, nut lire, adoottrd to pais through the FIPC Door. fire Adfrii-ieu. to the l'it and Galleries will be received tit their 11pr...tier Dou.s in Woburn-street cooly. The trey great (thuds winch have heretofore been committed upon , he Proprietose and the Public, respecting Free Admis soon, have mode It neces,oory far the Sub-Committee to devise th- 1111 l -I efretnal entotroul ran matter so important in the intr. Test- of the Goinpatev, whose affairs they are faired upon to ad minister, and to those who arc really entitled to the freedom of edoitirs-ion. Fur the pretest:, therefore, they have deemed it expedient to exact, under the authority of the Act of Potliament. the con dition- shove slated for the preveution of frauds. which will be strictly enforted.—Stage Manager, Mr. Raymond. Vivant Rex et Regina. ....... The Itesoltainns having been read accordingly—Dee the STATESMAN of Saturday, the Resolved, That the Committee lave, uponthe first Resale s firm n stand fur the (Els:ctors) F 7 ItM VO mil !heir Right of Suffrage Icis been successfully maintained before the Veturning ()dicer, which (but for this Election con test) might have fallen (through designing iittluesiet:) tett) dis use, mid their l'o.terity hero driven to the necessity of re elaiming their ELECTIVE RIGHTS, under the disadvan tages which now attach 10 the Clink Liberty and Christ Church. That inch Farm Votes (thotagh. oar • nit the Pull ;wing actually taken_..s-vde 4 nnly to the deci-into Ibe d: ate f if the nalsomr; are saffirii-nt when the Poll agrees, Jones Burdett, Esc,. may yet be sealed for Ibis Ito rough. And that the VOICE being in the Electors only, no further interference therein on the part of this Committee is non necessary. F./J.41146A Corn-Chandlery, Flout and .ired TO BI Lfs r. for a Term of Year!, AN excellent .and convenient 11OU'4E, W ARA-AMUSE, us 4 PR L1119E3. •... v • oil Laty ertaliitAltro in di, above tar, wiltinied b. • N ern trot- , (*tit Mr! At. kethwwtre..e H•nidr. The iw.gtihocrts..,44‘.loo: prectable. and 'he Tra•fe daily intrelpope i there is al.„0, . 14) f a. r FOIL Tit AO E. return., ale vet% r..10u ahlr, and the Cdheern will ensnrt• is yen hand- tine iacom! 4 with errs' eandensi , Cur —Ter.ns .e rer% II That the very respectable deputation of the Inhabitants of the Parish of CHRIST COURCII, called forth by the ever films of this Committee, having tendered their VO I'ES upon the present Election, and drawn from Mr. CALVERT. upon the Dustings, a PLEDGE, that he will cif retuned) not only present to hut support in Parliaixent a PETITION for 11w re. stortitmn of their: (inaliendole) It IC II T of FAIR and EQUAL REPRESENTATION, du. Owitailive feel that their duty upon the subject of that District ',resolved by the General Meetiug) is for the present performed ; , and that no far th er interference on their part in this Heaton is now necessary. That similar tenders having been matte by the Ins bitanis of the CLINK LIBERTY, this Committee feel also, that the success of the one question will he the success of the other ; and, therefore, that iiis,fitrther interference iu the Electitm as to that District is now flies:dory. That the Law allowing the Poll (when demanded) to be kept open for 15 days, no reasonable imputosion or reflection can be fairly east upon the Electors for exercising their (twit discridlion as to the period of time they please to give their Softly.es, of er having attended to the Precept of We Rewriting, Oiticer, by making their Election in the legal way. And that wotiteyer delay, expense, or inconvenience has itrisea, or may now ari-e, e wlitilly attributable to Mr. Thorium., who demanded the _ . _ Ti. prnea/ 0. envier Meting ot perinnnem engagement in the Country. o hirh will rtgittiie e,riv Mention. he will he happy to dev.de 11..itilq Idenrntilti initiating 144 Sint *dor jpro he Court rn, to W WWI every L.cilitv will be gitea..—lni medium tniv he had A nr p.m paid, Itirhartt,on, AC eountant and A l ien/. Nn. 15, Furilviirs 'tin, II .lh nu. 1...040n. TO THE RENTLEMEN. GLERGYMEN, Atilt FREE HOLDERS OF THE COUNTY OF SUSSEX. GICIITLES.IOI. ISHOULD reproach myself, if T did not immedi. twely otter you Inc beartfelt :whim wietigottotts for the di,- tineulThed tumour pm have 'hi. date nunnimoutly c mferred soon me. itscontirling tomy care ilte,criou.ly Loportant Charge it v our ftepreseutation in Parliament. Feelitg, a. 1 do, most grateful for our Madams., you tony rest ogaired. that 1 shall 1.4 a every opnortu it. , of proving m y lemenittrance of it, by z. nasty endeavouring to retain your Aot tu opinion, nod to promote the ItApt Interesio of the Country. Attorked. as 1 tuttu:alty toutu be, ra the Comity of Stvo.ev, it is stlenost neediest for me to odd, that my utmoit exertion.' will Weaned into action for its pro-perity I and it will at till times afford me real satisfaction to chew to you collectively and individually, how much 1 am, Gentlemen, Your obliged stud devoted servant, Lewes, Oet. 14, 181-2. 1..) FREY W 11; SISTER. • DEBILITY. &c. ENCOURAGED by the uniform success attend ing their iaeul.str method of 5r...0n0-lit m the ewe al; re* I* , valeto soot l sag*, which hip. bre', cm.d . eq to% she ex pel icsav of n1:111. years in a lar g e awl erten:awe p ia • ; e•• ; iilote alms of the boy 11y:effect.. aesott to ! to ;so. i nthlie from me elicit' nom ealning th , ar :meatless so n vrsdo: I d.sea Illes*r*. ('.O SS and Co. , c 1111 l tour to direct Oroe s.aili.'s to those disorders ari.ift from a..ecret de,tnirtive 11•• hit i.f r a t e *web 1 , 1 , 1 , fids 0rr ,,,5 u ,., a cumerrnts train of 'sr 1•, Octant*, bnestl,o eatn,l on its swtstrig4 411 tine 'vv.vtllllj is. lir 'cilities of old age. In that tlitire*Ortr: Ante of .ieltiltry sir firma . , whether she esw,equeace sit mach hiatreful habits c . c ....» site diritikat,E. long residence in dot Or WI) ot4e. by whirh the poweis or the cmg.tiatii.o4 become enfecolea, .14 regularly educhted Strgeons of London, they of •r u lino, *dr, illl.l speedy re.soration to *natal and viv ous Isestna. Where an early application i, made for the cure Disorder. frequently contracted in a snowsuit of itelirkty, the eradication is generally completed in the short ,pace ef Soh, d tvo; and in the inure advanced aaa inveterate .taxes sit is . real isifectioh, characterised lay a varlet) of painful avo ..• .inc widows. a perseverance is thrift plan (a/Allow in diet or excrcise) will insure to the patient i k pa r is:4 • radical cure. . ot this Committee, in the exerri-e of their own sound dis cretion, as tit the continuing tic di,cositiinsing the present rattiest, supported as it is artinit the VOICE of the PEOPLE, by Ministerial Influence and Corrupti o n; and having taken into their serious consideration the deci-ion of the Iligh Bailiff on the points in dispute, grounded as such decision was, 'upon the ;intim, it y of Counseennly, are of opiMon, that every thing has been daft: w hich could be done fairly by them, its to the C. Liberty and Christ Church ; and that the High liaililf heinz bound by law, and the oaths taken by himself nod his Poll Clerks, rattly to take the Poll, and in dose it nt the legal time, and to make a faithful and unbiassed Return to his Pre cept, upon the Polled Vote: only, no farther necessity exists nn the part of tke Indeperdent le:levels for ilte attendance of Cheek (Merits, Inspectors, or other expervive That the Cheek Clerks , Me,sengert. and o hen, engaged by this Committee, he no longer employed. And that this Committee dis not only abstain themselves isidiyidttally, but also recommend to their respective friend.t, Ekes/vs. to with draw all farther unnecessary interference its this Election. other than what tarty be usual nt the rinse 'hereof, the losw having invested the MIMI BA ILI PE with fall powers to PROTECT tie FREI DOM of ELECTION. AT a numerous and respectable Meeting of the Friends t , ) Civil and Religious Liheriy, held tit the Red Lion Inn, Colche.ter, an Totem - ray. the 13111 of Oelnber, 11812, Mr. J N KhN inthe Chair, TIIFAIRF.-ROYM., COVENT-GARDEN. TH" present. EVENING, Oct. -16, will be rorronard. THE VIRGIN OF THE SUN. Tu w hick will he milled, a new Farce, culled SCHNIEDERKINS. To-morrow, The Revenges Z!ngs, Mr. Youßz• Tim discuses of the Urethra, ns frerptently connected . 'wiping from Arnheve cothplaint, have not iNcaped :t• lima; by an tatillible rusd improved plan, they ore en .ht, resettle uh-tioude Gleets and Strictures, whether recent . long duration, without resorting to the painful awl d the. so use of the (mimic bough% Many instances eau he fuldur...l very inveterate ewes, m.l sever/11 yenr• consiousuere, las ed to their meth .41 in a few days, after the (me Ithd ea hi lentpird by other prarlitinners a ithuul rffeell ; :twit been the ngreeahte reuit of a- practice tar thnt the Mode ,•rttrattnett has not i* oar single Itot.ttee e'er pi .iced ith,otive, dorit.g whiea period rimy tlio.isvo.l per me, s,f 11..1 h ;rye', have experienced the i re,,yinent of Istivioe hero per. redly cured. tifiersev ere ni.d injurious methods have Its co per severed in to maim purpose. Messrs. Coss aid Co. exclusively professing the mire of these par iehl.tr (timid: aids, in order that they may 1.01 t.c. by tai-taken f-w, marked nide the obloquy vn iti,tlv att , i• hr.: SO the ignorant em,.iric, think it hut juoise them elves In Wiles hat they have been properly educated and initiated ono , v ery I branch or the piade*.lins (ecru &talcs t.f which, Cool shPreot I Hospitals, aid tevittion.ial. Ultra the most eminent I'h.-lei .so, they hive to (onviore any enquirer) that the .uccelm re.tilti s ug from their end...avoids but induce 1 them to quit lbs. pi..rhee of the general Practitioner. Lod they presume that :heir psr -1 tensions constitute a fair ground for the uopreeedeined roof?- ! desire with which they have. by the Putilic, been so lib. rally hosniured. To he consulted at their house doily (pivotally i or by let ter) by l'altestlt, of either Sri, w ith svcrycy, delicacy, mid at. i tritium. Patients is the country are requested to slate the particular I of their cape, age, nod 1111 l toter sit liSing, en , a it iik-oote far wt. e tele:dietor,; and the Stillle OM tietofu ant.;.! any part of She Kingdom. GOSS turd CO. Surgeons, Nu. 13, Ilditycric.street. Fleet street. APUBLIC DINNER of the INDEPENDENT tbEctoas of the BOROUGH of SOUTH WARN, perking, tsl Cuussitosinnui means only, the return to Parliument of N M. JON FS 1 I. I R I) RTT, us their Representative, is intended to take place shortlj.—Particular Notice will be !t -itularly advertised. TO MAGISTRATES AND LAWYERS. MBE MAGISTRATKS and GENTLEMEN of the LEGAL PROFESSION are respectfully acquainted, that the MONTHLY MAGAZIKIs, in midi:inn to the treat vatic', of its other awful 40 I necessary Information, rontain. an ANALYSIS of EVERY NEW ACT uf PARLIAMENT, continued, seriatim, at the rate of littera or twenty Caps in every Number, by n Barrister at Law. The Ntunbera of this otherwise valuable consti tote, thcreStre, a perpetual Supplement to the various works on tire Office of Justice of the Peace, sad autiOpate the coati se.ation of the Statures at Nig". THE. MONTHLY M AGAZINR contains alsit an nipha betirol ..na carve, 1.1.1 of Bablvapteies aril DWlfreint , , equally es-eutiarl to Profes-innal Men = full Del•criptions of all New Pa tents I 1.1.11 ..1 all Nen Pullin-miaow; t•onnoo reial a.:.1 Agri cultural Report.; and other substaisai:ally useful Article, inale prodb sails of its saperian Literary, Economical, and Ptsilaima- Cottletata. It rectitude delivered at the commencement i.f every 'Booth.nl T was Shillings per Number, lay all Booksellers, Ne yrs care les r, and Possmu.ser, London, Oct. INN. TO TIP F PUBLIC •N NEXT TUESD k Y. THE YIITIITIIIS MONTI,. ALL THE LOTTERY WILL liE DRAWN. There are only s.thlil Number., nue or which u ill gain zuxosa. 'Pio.- are upward,' ..f Ton Thousand Prises of .C - 1,0.000, ,69,1410. £I.IMM. dc. he. ate. 'II Mil, Contractor for the Lottery, solicits 1. • %mar iisonedialc Commands at his Attlee, 4. Cdra kill, and 9, Cisirir.r.ernss, where be sold in the Inc: l.nttery No. 3.631 In 16 Shirrs .....m.nou 974 ... 8....1n 1l Shares 4,030 .. lit 12 S!.arsis . .. • %OHO W 0.... A ....Whole Tick.'t ... • be/ 2,73fi.... A 9 511 12 Mures 5OO ... In 8 Shares 3,659 lit 9 Shares . 90) And 4 Prizes of .C 21.10, he. hc • ' T. BISII hnpes to he equally A climate In his Frierlds.lajwll - them the Capital Prise, which,must be drawn. mud *ball be puJoudemand, N FAT T UES I) AY. NEXT 'IV EADA Y. QIVi vr and Co. respectfully inform the Public, 5..3*h. 0 I Iv Ii rAT F. 1.017 ER Y will he drawn nn TUF.BI) A Y "IT. the tbh inmate. There are uely 1)00 Ticketr, and the Scheme commis), 2 Prizes of 410,030 2 . SAM 4 l,OOO 4 • but) 6 A . . it . 10.1 In SI IS RI 4O . 26 1,951 . . 21 Ikk,i, 4.1 1 1 Share. nre telling nt swarr ,u)d Co.', °Mee,. NA. 11, Puulory ; N 0.12, Cbariug• crow ; and Nu. 31, AWgate ilielHArei t. OAKEi, at his Golden T e mple o f F or t une , 6. CORNIIILL. milotctfistly recommends to the No v stud Polak the forlohnie Variety of Tteket4 owl !thorn serried for their (Artier at hit Oinee, ti..re he hopes, by n repetition of good • Pollute., to distribute wtiong lII* Fri..mis 0 lie or h, , th the xv. 1 10.) Priv.: to hr drawn Nelll Meg:. day, be having announced the last AIO,OIW, and Ibr last zuou Prises ever Sold rrim ItEAT, JAPAN BLACKING, made by Y eta MAIII IN. 9i, High !Nature. Many a . the 4 6 'Nide by DA y sum M A RTIN t elhers have HOLBORN, lehwing„out the wut4 HIGH; mull 'tune have sorthli (tit) !If f-ve the urkittel Num' •r. Kt - Alas observe, that the wbsl Addrtv is dear tied distinct. . _ That this Committee have, Nt I/0 time !daring this Election s either fell or evinced any disposition lit pro. rail the Poll anise cessarily, or to occasion tomtit, delhy, or inconvenience, PUs RITY of ELECTION being their Motto. And they. highly', approve the conduct this day of the Proposer soul Seemiler ~f Jones Burdett, list'. nerceohle to the wish of the loirpendent Electors, in their strenuously adhering to the loteructi..ns of this Committee, by leaving the Election open to the. Free lilec turs them-elves, and the legal close thereof by the High Bailiff t ! and hi their not withdraw ing from the Poll (looks the 'rune o f the PATRIC) F, nuttl)ETT. though no Candid:oc, but u hot having the chew of hands to his favour uptto the Isonianti.m. when a Poll was demanded against him in Mr. Th..roto , • told ! being READY TO SERVI.ITHISBORO U mmaa . to triefil, if returned by TH Ii FREE VOICE of TIIE ELEC TORS, would Lave had an insult offered kite inthe face of wilt SEVEN HUNDRED INDEPE,NDENf vo riots. by their 'twill iiiiinausly withdrawn)); his mike, to tile ',repair* of the into lied Electors, as well as the polled Voter* theism wives. Such an insult as would have pro:misty induced him,' upon a (plate ncensiuu, to decline absolutely the Itepresentatien of this Borough. That this Committee will meet nt this house to•morrow even lag. at eight o'clock precisely. for the purpose of arranging the es tee= of this Election, awl accounting for the Subscriptiotn. sad for no mat ,, Of purposes whatever as connected w ith the.pre , 'rot Election That these Res , lotions, sietml by the Chairman, be' forthwith commanicated to the High N tilitl, %ho, With hi, 0, posy. have the sincere thanks of this Committee for their upri.tlit and Im partial conduct upuu the present Election. H. HER:W.F., Chairman. • Close of the P.m on the Eighth this : J. Burdett • 511 Calvert :i177 Thornton 164.11 BURDETT HEADS THE POLL OF THE FARNIED voTr.s. SUBSCRIPTIONS of Friends to PA ENTA RY lIEf'OIiNI, to defray the necessary and 11'111Y 41 WO 111 r E %pc ucts of this GLORIOUS CONTES I' (now in write), continue to Ike received by the Chairman. No. 214, Tooley.street ; Sir John 'Noboru nod Co. Borough Bank 1 Mr. Jurd:e•. Belvidere-place, St. George's, Surrey; and la the Rim of the Spur Lou, Borough.. The amount and expenditure to be publicly accounted fur.— Pt mon amount Sees than Lint. 1 . ,* Friends to Purity of Election and Pauli memory Re form. possessing ancient or authentic documents or Worm:it 111 l rot the subject a the Borough of S;atthwork, awl pa:mutaty as to the City's Rights therein, the Elective Franchise of the Clerk, nod the Potrish of Christ Church, Surrey, will please to make their communicatintat thereof to Mr. James Juckes, No. 38, U4,lvi.lere-place, St. George's, Surrey. oho has pic:lsed himself to the Committee, to assld itt the resiorati in of Cie lone -u-pended Bights of those Kites, and securing she Ih. depentleitre oif this Borough. Any inform:di-of Wm', relative to th late Election, or the , oeccts.uf a future wee, will lie thank • fully reeeived Lill acknowledged. TO THE INDEPENDENT 10.ECTOits OF THE Bo- ItOUGHOUSOLITHWARK. GIVITI.Ust MN. 1 REQUEST you to accept my warmest thanks, for the honour which you have this day conferred upon ate, by again returning one as your Representative to l'arliament. Tt will he nay earneq w ish to fulfil the duties in which I am railed. with (w i lily dil.gerire ; hat when I reflect on the • peculiar difficulties of the preient limes, I feel compelled to to. licit from yroi the continued eo,rcibe of all t Alt csiiiion- with whie..4 you have hitherto been pleased to _lodge of my Portia- Menthes conduct. The victory ohlain..d over my competitor, Mr. Burdett, buflicientli evinces tile preference given by the great body of the Electors of Southwark, to Ouse f 31.1 1 ,61 views. both of economy and of reform, whir* I have professed among you, and is an encoaragenumst to me to proceed its that temperate course which I-had chosen. Permit me to assure you, that I sanli never forget the numerous favours which A : have received; and that, ns the hest return whick I eau make, will endeavour to he•true to every principle of our aoitedanti balanced Constitution, and thou to prove tassel, the erctuol friend, and faithful guardiun of the rights and libertles of the people. • I no -.Geotletnew. Your very obliged, obedient, find devoted servaat, B a tt erwil . r t ie o c t.'l3. • II KIRK Y THOft!rt State of ' the PIPIT se Iltwwlaffe on the Eighth Day. " C. Calvert 2180 I 11. Tboratol f V( . Jaws BurdoS„,l42 It was thianimougy Resolved, That H. Harvey, Esq. havinx, in the mow independent mintier. resided the united ef forts of Ministers and the East India Company, at an roorewois sac' itice of property, is entitled to our warmest aekauu ledg. That it is the opinion of thls ?sleeting Mr. Harvey has n ma jority of Legal Votes an the P dl, nod that a Petition should be pre•moted itt the proper time to the Honourable the n oose o f comnirias against the rostra of Robert TI too, Esq. such l'eti:ion sisal' be presented and pro.e. cute& by u Soh-eriplioo. raised solely for that purpose, and without any farther !Artifice on the pail of Mr. Harvey t and that print:: tw aritninte.i In correFpoo.l with the Whig Interest In the Country, reqstesting their asustance. Ite.olved, at it 01,11.1141 km Le no,viinted to receive saJ appropriate such Subscription:, and a List of tale Sub seritterx. That the following Gentlemen, via. Mr. Henry Thoriir, Mr. Nirge drown*. Mr. Jacob Verlusider. Mr. W. NV'. Fr.:nets, Mr. Richard Patinctre,_Mr. John Ellisden, of Colches ter ; and Mr. Jahn !initial!, and Mr. Win. Jones, of Loudon, do entititheite such Committee, and that they receive the nratatnit of Subteriptlen4 iii their respective nei4librotrhoods, nod pay the mine to Mr. Henry Thorne, Colchester; the Bank of klessr•. lijoireow, Brown, and Co. Witham tint! Chelmsford: Ilerers. Harvey and Co. Itroehford Alexander, Ipisrieb : Me•ln‘. 'Ratusbottom. NeWonini and Co. Lombard-street; and Mr. John Ken lull, No. SS. Whilechntiel- Resolved lin e imonsty, 'That should the result of the enquiry In b.! made by the Comittiltee into the illegal Vote., mind t., her cirramstancrs connected with the Electtru, render nn nisplura 'tion tithe Home of Commons iiient.elienti it is Ore toptnton nt . this Meeting. that the fond raised should he :wrap' hied ill SP. cure the return of Mr. II trvev to Nikon 'ld for • oiler Borough. he tieing, in the opinion of this Meeting,a person kith -13 des -Irving the support of the friends to c ivil and Religious Freedom. Ressilyeil,ThaS the above Resolatinso be signed by the Chair 'man, 'man, and published in the County toed Loudon Papery. JOHN KENDALL. A Whi; every where, J. %V. - • en 0 R. fates. jun. 5 ft Ca n ies Ft-ke, Jun. 5 0 Wen. Shive 29 A Friend tn . Parlia ment ,ry Reform 2 0 N. Gael! 5 0 C. S. 5 0 Wm. Taylor 10 0 T. C. 2 0 A Friend, W. J. 9.1 0 Hi:to ditto - 20 0 A Friend 5 0 Joseph Kendall Thai , Brothers Win. Good* its H. M. E. L. A Frien , l in Freedom £530 0 M. IL Horses, F..q. NO . 0 I)'. lissmey, Esq. Wiek hnm • 431 0 JOI;; - 4ftrv . rx, Esq. itiCl Juba Keudail Henry Tharnt. 170 0 ho 0 . JacVert:glider 5a 0 Jot.es, ‘.notion 51 0 'newer ;•1) 0. W. W. Franci. 3l N Kichnrei P.d.nure i't) 0 J. K. B.sislalid ICI 0 Ari _ 7 1,) : i.C;;;;Wer. London 15 5 C. U. Remit 10 0 Mn. Road. - 5 0 Milo *sae - 1 0 J. UM. Loattoa - 10 0 Wes. R—q - 5 U 5 b • 6 0 • 6 0 2 2 2 4 Joast pahliooheol, in royal Syn. price IS.. in bnartbs. ATREATItiE on the OFFENCE of LIBEL : 14 Ha a DISQUISITION at larre. sal the Right. lirfleOl3o and Prosper Houndaries. of POLITICAL. DISCUSSION. By JOHN GEORGE ' Of Ilse Mid !le Temple. Special Pleader. London: Publi.hed by Totvlnr and liestev.Nn. 93. Fleet-Wert. la November next Hill be published, by Substaiption (dedi cated to Granville Snarp. E-q.) in four haotlmme Volumes . svn. Price to Subscriners 4/. B*. to be advasterl on the day of puhlication to NJ ou-Ctihscribers, the Fort Volume to be• delivered to Suhscrib-r. only ud 15th of o,.t.dier, AHISTORY of the HOUSE of COMMONS of (MEAT BRI rAIN and IRE LAN I), from. the ear- Bert period In the present time; to which is added, a Political and Personal Ili-lore of all the Boroughs, Cinque-Ports, Cities, and Comities in the United Kingdom, cute ainitig their ancient and' present toute—The Cott•titutions of the Britosi—Witena tiemote of the Saxons--Iteprest @Wive Parliament of the 4ih of William the First, rertored 491 h of !Poly the Third—Bo rough* partially restored, 16th of Edward the First—Theßight of bitlttige iiinite.l, toe nth of Henry the Si sth—Horoteghs efts. enotioued mid re-t•sreil in every Rein f E.I want .the First for Jam's the Serinul—The City of Ely tool Ni..et)-two 01). roughs never roioreo—lnentitorati,m of miles into the Pubis-. recut of Luglaii,l, the :nth of Battey the Eiehth—Equal ltepre. *rotation during the Cominonweolth —Units!' with Stoll:itl..- Dion with Ire it'd—hoe:Al History of each Borough, Cinque- Nei, City, nod C ty :ivory Rights of Denims in each—Charters, Petitions complaining of undue Electi.mr, wit h the DeCiSittra upon each, It and . solutions of Committers— Propriesnrsttud Patrons o f Boroo;ll.—Ven.liiy and Corrup tion, Number of Voters in each Place. eto.—List of Members called Poimisteirs. who weresaid to be itliteoced by M. Potty: silt, the French Agent, in the Reign of Curates the Second — Lim of Women who voted fur snaking the Prince' nd Princess of Orange King anti Queen of linglami—Litt of Members whO voted fur and against tar Hanover Sucer.slon, &e. By T. 11. B. 01,DFIELR. Subscriptions are received by B. and R. Crosby and q.. Sta• thoovra'-eviart, Paterateter• row, Landau § and ail other Book sellers, • I A CIIALLI:NGE. MESSII.S. CURRIE and Cn. Sacir,eet us, late in _ his Majesty's service, challenge the - whole wild to prove a single imlance where tapir Medicine and iletleal of Care Ilaa , failed of the desired effect. The practice Or many years in this particular brnoch of their profession h .s not given rise to one unsuccessittl case. lwv rant onte t', direct nc'tr •Itltiies 1.1 the treatment hod" cu•e of VENERE A l. COM , PLA I N TS, and that derangement V Cm 0. stem, ware. , is I.re consequence of the pernicious and wasteful etfersv of a h a lve' mi l .. tool roost unhappily pursued by the v ht of Matti 41.1 , . In the ime it will ire fl/&11111 to be the ttufailiiig source of Isar. outese I the other have its rh cages finally developed to the.. by .a teeming slate of debilit v, which, if wit timely remedied, termi nates in Impotence. These are it. remote .and ultimate etlects ; while consumptions, loss of ntustmlar power, AM various me - sous complaints, usually characterise the earliest singes of lids solitary vice: of persons languishing under disocten incident to such a habit, their treat scent is simpl mai int. never proved wiccessful in the course of a long, I fops, and ch extruded practice. In the most ohnitede mad coin/Melded cases of Ve nereal infection, rusts ns olotructi MS in the urethra. s ...... ev rc crescent-es, hard honour., cailous ulcers, eruptions, 'seminal weakness, gleeli, it, a 1... STRICTURES, Whether recent or of long duration, and whirl' hare hank., the skill of oilier practioners, toe, by their preseitc improved plan of treatment, eliectually nod permatiently cured, witinpit the patient sidTerie.g the excruciating pain and alarming lemotstr:lago which frequently follows the application of the lunar caostie„ course of twenty year. exteosite pracoce io this metro• polis, numerous cities of strictores hove !wen told ore dads nil der their rare ' the mini eradication of whielt is eff , cle.i by A safe, certain, and expe.lit ion: mole of practice. impel for to :toy tither yet adopted. The weakiess, nod proceeding from this comploint, is speedily rensoyed, and the todient restored ta soimil alai yienrous health. Rut to hose lice &Nifty hat: for yents existed, a proper perseverance in th. it te storative /liter the t•trit ture leo; loom deitr..y.d, is dispeosably temtisite to revive the slumbering spoils of life, and to re-maturate the Constitution. Several Noblemen laid C;c: tlenwo of the Rest resole. ttbility have been under the tare of Messrs. Currie and Co. for in re moval of complaint, of the melon, strictures, Bte.; tend hating received a tatlicni and i/ellnaltt•Ill Clare. reline,. that ceferentes may he given to them, its satisfactory eyideoreo of the deci 7 aye superintity of Messrs. Curcio %11.1 Co.'s plan of treatment. — Many of these Gentlemen have. had strictliresfrom ten to meaty years, and had been under the care of Misses. Home, Ifearisittes, nod other Surgeries of ennui eminence. who 'mein:steel the cure by, the nppticat ion of the lunar candle., wIIII.III,PUCCeS, Patients in the country ore requested to stair the purl iculyes of their case, Bee, and genernl habit of living, Ate. tic. all a remittance fur advice and medicines. when the same %sill he given or sent to tiny part of the kingdom. To ensure That se crecy all essential to their undertaking, the towage of 'effect miry. he ridded an the account for medicines. hlessri , . Currie and Cu.. may he consulted by either Sex, wills the greatest delicacy, secrecy, and honour, nt their house, Nu. 107, Ilattonirardest. alb - II Gni 1.94 ,0, 10 7 Ila noel:sr deo. i • I . • si s , 4 7‘‘t l; , I a • . • . . . : r :. - i ' I '' • .. , 1 , .1!' . , . 4 4 's, • 1 4 ,1 • , . I.• 1 i I' 1 1 I 1 k I 1 ..: 1 •:!ri 'll 1 .,, r '''' I f • r ', ... • t ll l' : . I i 1.,. 1 '';',,;. l• 1 , ! : i i .: r !, 1 i , 1 , i I 4 ,. 1 , y, , ;I: •., , ; , ~ ; , , t • i ~i I. 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