The Statesman. — London, England, 1818-10-29 00:00:00

C • • • 4 -. w I.L • -I& LONDON, .MURSDAY, OCTOBER 29, .-LJ- .. The Cause for wiskill lirworsa. fivil he awl 81 rat : 411A i r sca . ffn, • EAST INPIA-0017SE. 98th Oct. 1818 . 1' liE .COURT <of DIRICCTORS of Me a UNITED COMPANY of MEIWTIANTB of . ENG LAND, tradiv to the East Indies, do hersby give Notice, That a Quarterly General Court of the said Company mill be' held at their Iksase in Leadenhall street, on' Wednesday, the gett Dezember next, at Were* o'Clork in the Forenoon, for the. purpose of itscisring a Dividend, from Midsummer lad to' Christmas neat. JOSEF!! DART; Secretary. Li n • • • . • ,E.A.ST INDIA-HOUSE, Yet% Pet. IBM T" 8 COURT of DIR ECM RS of the UNITED 'COMPANY of MERCILIXTE of ENtill tyadtterta the East di hereby itialtAtakr. , ! That the Treanfet : Thaki of eke stripe Cowpony's Stark will be said on /*Mai, the 14 December next, at Threes - Clack, and l ,aptyo4lol***Tatiodijo,dfrel9th_Jaatuary fallowing. And that the Dividend Warrants on the said Stork tike ett 'l4lwsth January, will he pal to De delivered on Wednedq, the • Illiards Fame Mont*. 1• - • . • • • • JOBEPII DART, Secrsierg. •AV Coil. --„, the 44 of Nave bee Will tie pa':ll.h , d, po`lll..h , d, hetoyal den. prier - " '9lVed. No: 4.• of • • •TRIC BIOISSIAPILIC.AL M /10AZ IN F. ; con. rainiag POONA Ain of litalueat.sed ingenious Pr- sele*Afeweev Ar aid Nation, whis their Lives nod Citarneters., 0 . 1 , 46 la thin risezeitilf.gi to 11l appear superlative inter of every ) desitiptlon, ft ithobthino •to atre particular clout of 4a:hereto t .urren t he h ' 00 %4 „. eat individual, whose se drake. or Ail It is prayed .eiseatinily ial to his feria.ereaturei 11 be drama front tibtestrilv:. honourably stationed tissl 16 ng the must ea ' eked Meads 011ie bantam more. LON D ITION 9. 1. 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Nail Gmbeile# WAIN Ant 4roia,the barneauj Head Loa, sdow-hilts-v , , _ _ The UMPIRE. a new oa the mad, • r every day at six 44,11THAMPTiON, Ventlassies, Windless's, sod Issong stoke New Four-niside Cases, at half-payt Sesen s'Clach is ob. Morning, arrives at Use Dolphin Inh, by Frye eiTiock.—Thir is a awl deligisifsd toswevosses is ib. IMe of Wighs, Jersey, Guerusey, St. Maio's, 'Havre de Grace, Cherburg,&e. Xol' 1, very kilerestlng Work twit% a'Pireemit Sb tabor), m -1108(1 AGUIDE to lIEALTII, which, in a toncise mummer. eflematnenris Ate most simple and ellica. iims reme dies, with prop , r mode of ire 'traria t..r the the following dis. totes, viz.—Abortion sir miscarriage, aohma, loss of barrenness, bilious complaints, rklortisis or green birkive. 4 ., child bearing. coossfloption, frank etisessee, Stair :slims, took-ace oe mind, sleets, gtiorrlisest, Its pot bondri;sl or melancholy ge, lion, juvenile indiscrevions, lowness t , f spirits, roesistruill rya citations. itervous durnses, flotation or secret 'emery. phittbie couch. rheumatism, Seminal weakness, turn of lob, yetiere diseases, Ste., with Advice to - both Reims to obtain a and pernenuent core for those secret infirmities of nature, whir!. delicacy alto forbids to di-close even to their nearest rely ive% And a Treatise on rem it DitiensPs orison.. hypochotiriar. end C=liVe Ventillailltg. To which is sodded, An 0. elteV Moor% sleets f sentio..l weiskoesses, :unfurl. at nett , ' habit of a prisms nature, with en Aildrcv to Parents. Good Tutors, and Ihme who have the core myl eilacn•iott o youth, likewise whirr to (tubers, port.rsilarly those w h•• A ollicted whit isifvfl4lr complaints; th • whole Lderspers , d ant. illustrated with a variety of nuthentic farts never before pu'i• limited. By SAMUEL SOLOMON, M. D preearer of titre , inestimable Airnotote*, the Cordial Rolm of Wend, Anti- I tope ankle,. &e. &c. -41; - $ .Id by Leigh, Strand; Bacon, 130, Oxfor.'-oreet ; Che ipside ; Tutt, Royal Eschatv ; and Ward. Rol. bran. - _ SH*EVISRUItY, Welllatinn, and WSW, Past Coach, every Evening, at Five o'Cluck,searded. WEN' MOUTH, Dore homer, Hlnndford, Salisbury. Andover, and liovingstok.e new Post Coach, every ,k,fiernonsi. The . Weymouth Plackets to Guernsey, Jersey, Alderney, Si, Ma toes, &c. EXETER. Plynamtb, Weyeastuth, Dorchester, Falrainith. Dartmouth, , utd Salisbury. New Post Conch, every Manilas vet Seven o'Clock,• throu g h Hotiam. As:Master, Brlappet, Blandford, Hasin i estolte, and amebae. ,-BATH and BRISTOL Firing Post Coaches,through Chip ;Witham, Caine, and hint'borough, every Afternsion; arrive.' , Mr. May's, the Greyhound Inn, Bath, and the Gandein Thomas-street, and the Swan, Bristol, next Moraine. Coaches tu Wells, Bridgewater Taunton, gamer, Plymms.l4' c• BOSTON, Spalding, Peterborough. Stilton. and Hand's: low Royal Mail Com+, sets Oat every Evening to Sidlaby, Loath, Gritni.by, and Hull. LEEDS New Light Coach, called The Rockingham, reig . wt every Morning; cheeks Finn only, and goat pp' workably enss, with a Guard throur.hout. Passes ihrimia Stamford, Newark, Retford. 1) , nra.ter, and Ferryhridge, to the Golden Lions Leeds, next Morning.—Notwithshinding the uncommon expedition of this Coach. It it ill wed to he the most operable wtt complete Public Conveyance on the North Road, twin! , unequalled in Acc.aumodatinv by any other. GLASGOW. Longtown, Gretnn-Green, Ai.nan, Dumfries, Arowribill, Thornhill, fbinquhor-Kilo. Catonack, mad oil part:: of Scotland. a Po.lt ( Daily ). 'YORK, Srarhormith, Whiths, Siiields. Sunderlnntl, New castle, and Edinburgh, new Friar jawide Conch, with a butted throughout. sets oat every Morning it Eight o'Cluck. by way of Newark. Rerferd, Teamster, Darlington, Nortitallertme Durham, Morpeth. and Berwick.— Paioenters *lading them. wires fatigued from the lent...th of the journey, may rest witd dme they please, and then Keeled on Wittiest...ay **WOW fare. HULL. Northeave, Bowden, Thorn, end Doncaster, Phitt Coach, eve, y Morning at half-past SI X n'Clock. to the Crum Key ' M a rket-place, Hell. CARF.III4LE, Peneith. and Whitehriren. Four ln4de Pall Cim.:ll, ~net a Guard till the tiray.-ePsunes Or 'ugh Brunt* A t•olehy, Grata-hridge, Richmond, CatterleTt, Boroftha bridge. Wetherby. Ahreford, I)onenwee, end Grantham. Sets ' K a every Morninc, und pet forno the journey with the greaft.t facility. Passenger: , detained on the Road try bodies he plee l pre, nave the peeriiiir advantage of their seats beiwg secured in the next Coach. KRNDA L, Lancaster. Preston, Kirby- Lonsdale, 1100 1 111. Charley, Onnskirk, and finvilang Post Clutches. every After noon, at Five o'Clock. Guarded. MARLBOROUGH. Swindon, Ramshary. Hongerford. and 'New brry Post Cosies, at Seven .'Cinch in the Morning. BRIDGENORTH and Walml sew Poet Coach, every Evening. • LIVERPOOL, Warrington. Knanifiril, Stmt.-, and •Lltella field, Past Coach, culled the R pauLaVett. every Even* at Five o'Cleek, In the Saracen': Head Iltm. Dale-sireal, Liverpool.--fy'tterded throughout. MANCHESTER, Window, Coniletan, Newcastle. %thud. and Wolverhampton, Post Coach. every A (femme. guarded. BIRMINGHAM Pant Coach, with a Guard. gets nut eve Afternuo n. and reaches Birmingham neat day at Noon. by Ogf , rd. Eu-toss, and Shipstone. to the Saracen's;H Bull-street. Birmingham. • St-IF FPI ELD and Rotherham Post Coach. called eifr ROCA 11011 AX, wary Morn*. ; 1 SUNDERLAND, Sax keno, and Yerm. New Cnildlsooll, •rning, to the George Inn,Stinderland. R. CLAY'S oririnal WAnGONS tool COACHBll,toltreve• , b u ry, !it w indow, a,ldhaoro, W mitten- Basset. Laillbeellrel, Meager fra, Chilton. Reading, and ;di place, adjacent, Daily. 13. W. hIOLIY:I'AIN and Co. rr.pectfully acquaint t.heir Friends and vie Public. that they wilt not he acenuntable for o any Psirrolg. Pag.eneers' Liwiece , Viri‘irotte, Plate. flkc• of mole t h at , Fi ve p olu o, Value, if hot. str.leo, sir damaged. miles. feted re. re. such, and the Insurance paid for accordhtgly, at the Saraceit's Head Lan Saow•ltill Luadott. . MPR ESSE!) With a just illtiitatunne Sense lef the _..— calamitous results arising from the Injudicious treatment at • a termite snallody. Corti-Acted in it wanner too weil known I. • tr/le•. e c.lorneolt. had often entailing on it, onhaopy victim b • ' nese , - of distressing somi tumid utrirrien,i. Dr. respet Malls milli the sittertion ~t - ihtwo ir,err • le.l, fn Ads tweedier and moo efectutal nurtured of cure...44llitre the ad !remising emp;ric of the day, or the equally criminal conduct of those " woo hotel the w..rd of pf..mi,r to the ear and break' it to oar ho e " Dr. Fatly sill not presume to pledge infailf 'silky in every decriptioN of cure. 101 l rts far ns human aid, at . pitted by medical mid stuck'," -hill can be applied. be promises a certain. speedy, and perm/meat rester 'don; keying, mode every rpecir. of S%plailitic affection, nod its vari 40 tram of des. estses, the primary (abject% of 4 1 .5 profession'', 'holies. ar..l ihttered by the transcendent ••uccese which has arcompaarea tow — lnerde of treatment ,toriag, the co arse of a t ong an d r a h,,,,,,, t; • verike y be Is mothled.to offer, wino he belles, confidence. pre , tension% at orreetbe mot hopeful and eiteourecing. Ivnuarerablr • halts Pres ran at adduced ilassiradve of the soperioroy of D Rady'ssysSem. which Isos been found in prevail. even w lure eminent tided, retained by public invtimio , s, ha. been ia efreelan!. iu odditi (((( to those hdralwes Dr. Ledy will he found eqmilly fortunate in reveving the shattering and debilitated energies of the human constitution. %hieh einbiller, and if "in limelY emerged. frequentl render nugatory the very principal of existence. From this desolating state of inanity and sterility. As remnimatitac the frame and Wording tour and . elasticity to•tbe relaxed organs, Dr. Lady is happy to convey the moll cheering <sad positive et:surances that the sufferers of both sexes rimy he rescued ; a steady perseverance in the means dklairtl being naly required.—Dr. Reidy iv comulted daily. at 46. King.vtreet. corner of Dents street. S ho, by patients of both ft ..es.—Cuisotry letters meet respectful attention by return of second post. •--- - - • MEDICAL BOARD, Groat Charlotte-street, Blarkfriars'-road, a n d Wllnilgtork•strePt, adj-inins New Reend-st eet. —Since the Medical 11. , ierd•has been establish ed at Charlotte house. Great Clriel.ine-st'ett. opposite the Rev. Remitted H ll's Chapel, aunt Ilf , aodstock-street. atiptinisie Piew lined-street. upwards of Thirty Th•ousanal Pancras' of both vexes beer teen restrtted en perfect health, many of %born bad lingered for tears ender the m .st painful and obstinate dis ewes, were 'wallowed incurable by respectable practitioners, and several discharged floras Hospitals.—Such is the elect re melting from combined talents ! I—Messrs. COOPER and Co., of Medical and Surgical celebrity, after forty yeers experience In Otis Mete . ..peels, ere consulted daily at both biasses (in all er.ses of Syphilis, &c. often improperly trentedl. until Moe at istcfil; and the poor have advis e (gratis) on Tuesday. Thursday. Abd Sunday morniegs, until Twelve o'Clark. 67:r Patient at a distance, dr-cribinc theme:l-e, immediately +Weenie I t All ;meet to he elirecien to Chail-ttr • house, BLit kill:el.'s road, bet lilac are ;aunt:red abide dv qui contain a CliisUlLint • . . rt.l .. • • :.*** 40t44. L .. . L . .. ~„ ; - 1i•-;. e . . • • 7 I. i ' 7 0 ..,' i1%41P,.. ...4, . , , • 5...4 4 411 , „,,„0...., . . • .. . . .......,,,... . .... , ',.. ..• . : - .J, - 114...**-i7714--;.::':"''':-'. '''-- ci t - 1 , pupa . . ..4 4 - • • tr ... ... ) .. . 111 ' ' - n •''' ' - " • . - ' • • • . 41P e . . • . .) . , :1 • . 1 . . , lb ) ~ ... t. 1.1.. t_. • . .. • A ~• .• ..,.. 4.: L ..\.• .. • • ‘.. .1,,c,......... _....... .ii ..,. ' 1819 * . . b ... . . . - ......" . , I , ~.“ z 66 ,4“:, .. . . PR 'GE 7E. ANai 4580. a: . a VAITOI4 —lke tare_ t. . lits of the preetni Witten.... ... .ut as e 444 the daring to joielfy title eppointment of Jostio. Abbot tq the fits seekip tha liiqg'lttlencb. TA+ beetroot stated 'the waters of his intelligence, v thefliecority opoo which The 'Public may rely for hisi jedliflii integrity. tit 4he•pontiaes of my Lorill' .. . . `N t mid .pittten several prtAeltr o 2 4 e. Het neterier of them, ate aa ' -avow ferTliti itstrtertnat ofilee which. fie fa; ire:fill. To be Iteithialriste of tite Robb; and. rd. argweillftte 'indeed • foi•hir reeerd - to tla4-iilierti of the/press, of of the subject ; obits( his ,etaisoical iiiiiressei I . artly, piwitapi, ~a t Wei , the 'aikir'e perfectly to seat the views and wishes of his patron.: A knowlede of lise•ftemen Potts does opt elite a man value national liberty oar iota more ikon if ha wow. oast/painted with them ; or, rather, r .`the contrary,ielbwe hit *lnd withsyroptincy for , Ms ;test, and pliability to those who'can advent-chi. foitones. OT vb. aorliint liblerians and Orators, she 4inte, pesbaps, cannot with troth be said ; hot while thipord to shiek sometlaing•ef ela.rical acquirement, I should look principally is a Judge to dearness of ' 4 quickness of determination, am" onbendiog r enmity of motive. Lord Ellenhoroogti lo private h .. e. may have been amiable , benevolent sad kind; t e ets t en the Bench he was hasty, coarse, nod ay sinitOle. Justice Abbot 1116 y be tottery thing that it tole and elegane I. his family and at table; bit r t kat acquiremittats. may keep his manners re fi ned ad his address polite; but on the Bench he imitates, his model notthehest, in following the Noble Lord. -gait; it is truly said, is an imitative animal, sod waisippily more prone to imitate the vice, theta sir. Ks Which surround him. Ile is often deceived by is .11i•••ppearsoce of what is right, and if be only view it throogb the medium of those who are above him, wilt not readily be induced to examine if it be so. 'He takes it open faith, satisfied that his interest rhorit wilt uot. suffer for the facility with which he 'Dealer or betimes. IWithout the depth of jodg. mow possessed by my Lord Ellenbotough, his bro. titer Abbot imitates all his petuleoce sod tirow.best- Ina Without his penetration, he imitates the qoick. fleas of his decision ; and without the talent to be 'Thai ps escosa for te distance at ,faith he throws all these who are improvised or abet favourites, Mr. • 4 .. e At , ' Isquise as haug ht y ' and aostere..— hot - of those end. the-, Itla. imiendour and solidity. there Iwo persons who imagine that the indulgence of peculiarities stamps them men of suitssordinary $.1411t ; and the embalming of Craw opinions, as the criterion of original end commanding genius.— There are those, besides, who feel within themselves their own incompetence for certain situations ; but yet who 'mime all the eaterior marks, Indel i ps all the phrases, sod coincide with all the prejudices of individuals acknowledged to be men of study, wis dom, sod discretion. Ido not pretend to say that Masi field was the model of Kenyon, or Ellenborough of Justice Abbot. No three Noble Lords in modern times could be followed With less security or advan tage to the public good. They seldom avoided the shoal of party—they seldom laboured to give clear ness to our laws—end have more seldom occupied themselves with the amelioration of our criminal juris prudence. Laws obuolete, absurd, and vicious, nay, cruel in the last degree, they hare suffered to remain upon our Statute Books, without having to beast of TellAbogemerosity of an effort, to amend them or liken them to something which might appear as if hey were intended for men who were not in a state of the worst and most ferocious barbarism. The three Noble Lords were alike the friends, and I ,would not be guilty of en error if I added, the will. ing instruments of the Goveraments who patronised them. Between men and man, the decisions of Lord Ellenhorough I have often admired; but between the Government and People, the venues never should have been laid in the King's Bench. It is grossly -indelicate to witness an Oificer of the Government salltilia in judgment between that Government and the People whom they chase to force into A Judge, if ever allowed to act as an advrcate, should lean to the side of the weaker party—should schointster the law, not as his interest might dictate '11)110o, - bid as the great ends vet justice end the pub tictgood, demand. If Mr. Justice Abbot be selected as. Chief Justice, because he flatters Lord Ellen. borough and imitates his manners, and coinciding with his prejudices, I have every thing to fear from his Ippointment. My charity is not of that extra stagaint description, that will induce me to think well of vasty man, in whatever .circemstioces he may be placed, or however virtuously or viciously be may Atif. t , Charity may dictate to us pardon for injury, and kindness for calumny and resentment, but pro ' dtleito prompts us to be cautious, and not trust our • liderind liberties into hands which May barter or destroy them. a. .. ~,. inairees of .war, the Governateat usurp every ap. poin'meut - and the more slavish and time-serving persous they can find, the more readily do they pro. .ittote them to offices of trust and of importance.— Not satisfied with this, they hold not the lure to those in other, more pacific Situations—and too often se cord Istlbin that cupidity which its ambitious, or, perhaps, worse. Lawyers, with few exceptions, are not the freest from submitting to temptation; and kVA , have Governments used them so effectually in the destruction of the People's rights. Accustomed 10 Me indiscriminate advocacy of right and wrong, the ow" if letting and of MOMS becomes oatoroity the • •.. s . , . !eve delicate and geese; est*. from the frequent.) of Oho preetico;.lboy, to • certain event, lowa eatery atietit'a them altogether. Practiced in technieelier end inibisle, therbocomoossoista.to tb'ir own eon. Actoetter; and to pretest reVISOPOP, balance', I asp. thoeriminelity they Nay- warm* against She t whom they torten) into !ra---- to-ifterte.ltietinre le laws. tbeyievannot app... 'lthlessirt be'fsr from wishing •Ir tre lets thneehr lidisiesition to Lawyersiefose *one any othoritaisba then ttconviction of their gentatattitrefitty Ortitel.. tette' 4 10 it 4 3 seceef habit, ad of nature, e' striteolde ise their everavisio; end rent ere tapir dispogitiont .n hondile mtky It be erretteMbat escuied. Bat when J conteqo thiek `llt-etatiellot -ekes" votive., As the Bench, srlrefen the Met Ildir4Pineif Ins imr **VOINIp/041, 4 'e ci neseritteetit mantle owe*" Kiediferatit ametiol y : tshteb %herald bo-elpieteed, without skaOtig In the vices I deprecate, arid bririg necessary ta-the gektting tellurici of thtoPtiepie. Tice Cosa of King's Bench pos an extoller. - ^eery de 'of pow ee jl eoCliffour opertionits influence on the comiliretty. Where much Is grtet much will beexpected ; and& fitilurelie the realisatin* prodocestbegtester degree if insiety and disappoint, merit. The greater the degree of pester with whit% it is intrusted, the more jealoas should we he of tho persons who are authoriiedto administer it. lie. lousy of the powerful end goveruing is at all . tltnei ;to be indulged in. Conlidence cannot tie reposed lit th e m, because, unfortunately; 'they too often act is had en intereit quite separate and apart frets that of the people over who. the tele. They fett usei for which they wereeteployed W to l biecteilisly are called upon to protect.. To . dictate and be pard melba their notion of their duties —to pay and be obe dient the duty of the People. But ti It ii a doctrinaire which the People cannot subscribe; arid this of course moat frequently induce a dangerous coltisittn 'of their interests. In such collisied, the Judges and the poo et ful should not bo i linigued together, s I th. 4,411 the weak and the lews.may be united to appogie Thib taw unfortunately nod) 'yeast brnagh tne Judge, l laud if Migistefialir he be the' friend of the Goterg. eivit,judielafly heron scarcely he the friend or &dee. cafe of the oppressed. The law, no doubt, very wisely distinguishes between jetlicial and Ministerial astir, het the morel act is still the same. The law may shelter a Judge from responsibility or punishment foe i judicial error, sod the weakness of our 'emir'. rpkg.. site hie Ministerial crime-hut the moral errorlrf crime remains still to b'. espiated. The npleisat less retina, because of hiebiting a Judge; nor lesitate Yodgi bear/as - of his being a Alas s and 4i sie'eotiatp. bility far hi, nob Is doubly heightened by tire net+ nest of his vocation. Justice Abbot may have , Or. tees upon which he can drew when digellied whither Peerage and Chief Justiceship; but I'm am sets able, after a long course of observation, to Observe single germ of any, that could render Maiii#ll-easio nently qualified for such important situation,. As e Peer, he could doubtless pot his hand to his breast and say upon my honour in en appeal case, as well as many other Noble Lords ; but as Chief Justice in the principal Law Court of the Empire, his decisions cannot have the proper weight, nor his detachment from Government influence he entirely relied on.— Every person who speaks of his elevation, specks of it with surprise; but few Imo independence enousit boldly to assett it. • YINDEX. BOSTON PAPERS. the following additional explanations of the cons struction given to the recent American Navigation Acta, &c. by the American Authorities, may be theftsl for the guidance of those Interested:— TREASURY DEPARTMENT. Wm.binittaa. 91 r " Sia,—The Act of . Cengrev. concerning I. art.. gallon, which is to take effect the first day in October nest, so material) hinges the commerce of the United States wine Colonies and Territories of his Britannic Majesty, that II doe regard to the In • verlience and interelt of those engaged in it requ rer that the construction of the Act should at} *kitties* be determined. . . " AcCording to the term, ender the first section of the Act, every port or place of the British Colonies and Territories in the West Indies, and on the Conti. neat of America, must be considered ss closed-100st, vessels of the United States, to which they'irrnot, by Act . of Parliament, permitted to carry on ihe same trade both in exports god imports, which is now, or shall be, carried on in British vessels between the poits of the United States and the ports of any ea tish Colony or Territory. " The permission by Act of Parliament to vessels of the United States to go in ballast to l'urk's Island, Land bring away salt, or to carry certain articles to one of more of the Bahama Islands, and bting sway salt and a few other articles. cannot be considered AO opening the ports of these Islands to the 'Pleats .of the United States, according to the intention of the Act of Congress, whilst British vessels are permitted to carry on the same trade in articles prohibited to vessels of the United Sates. It rosy be proper to observe, that the prohibition in the first Section, sp. plies equally to vessels whether in ballast or with cargoes. " The faro of the hand required, by the second Section of the Act, is hereunto summed. It is eta. petted that the proper . circutospection will he (mei.. eked in requitiag security, as mach of the efficacy of 'he Act will depend upon the judicious difeharge this pert of your duty.--I tie, C. (s+g:cd) "W. N. CRAW FORD. 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