The Statesman. — London, England, 1812-09-30 00:00:00

.1 • 1:; ) i No. 2059. . • - • ;•• • Loy/Vit. J- • • • r' !•,•a ItIZSI:14 , 1 7 „ SEPTEMBER 30, 1812. 'l_ ; • „,-, T 9 l i n t - Iv CIAFA I4I, 3 I ,DtPgtt OE NT leat i aToßi ..: . - Of ,NpActOOM - OPIROFQ4O ' , Onsierxtorew, • ' • • T iff. . 5 minieces a the havingCrownCrown &del ed his • Royal Highness the Prince Regent too n Dissolution of the ta l eliainent, rnm-h earlier than has been usual since the passing of the Septennial Act, and nineteen mouths .before the period of its legal expiration, Those Members. therefore, of the late House of Commons, who owed their Electiou in the exercise of popular franchise, are oirlitt before the tribunal of the people. Such ought to be the caobf MI: 'TM( It might become rata have never ceased to labour; and,, RI snail be re-ele c t e d, I shall continue stemma:is in my eferflaM tO effect so great and ne ce-sary it Constitutional Refonllonimo. Such is my own case ; , rod Centel to, ety. past condortier my , juotidrotion in• egairn 1 cffering nsyselra Candidate for ItW llionotte of represeintleS lAt to the.Neteitadiabsent. ~,.. . , Fiialieg qo !rem, of any publiegronnd for the step w !" bi t ch ' the Piine e Regem letsteen advised to hike, hat Strong ren.. ore , drily, Ilteeteietistece era the late Parliament sherild have been suffered to coatinue ' in the very afflicting and prerarlosis 'state a - the •b e ,anaog the sovereign . II moist attribnle the *dike ;leen to Use ve i vale. o e p § of the advisers. Whatever may have been their nifthence In the hist Horse of Commons, they must exiteet , to increlose thin Overseas, by the means which are enfartiamtely Li the poo er, of all Ministers. It is cosy 55 conjecture that diorite •yelso -haveatoeseetted the Dissolostion of the last, will very early propose to the New Par-. liniment to abrogate the sound Comiitutional entitlement, by 'whiZTo if eriluT4 ogees:drily terminate within a given time after the demise of the Crown, andlo pass an Act for the Prolonga-i' lion and Security of its own existence. In these cireumstantes it behoves the People to be mnre than usually circumspect in the choice of their Represeniatives,whom they have the pnner to choose; and in soliciting eater faro& once mere, I ask more than the ordinary portion of 3 our confi dence. • * i The saloon of profession from me to you is past. The son nettion helot:ea os, so honourable ned ;Notify nut tense, has leo ! long subsisted to leave me any thing to hope from professions, 'if nay conduct has, not secured to me sour esteem. As a Mem ber of Parliament I have been too long before you and thepea. tic, nod in all the other relations of life I nate acted.too imme diately under yourlye L te . have left ails port of my character unexplorid by you. liktoilw 'yliurroStiei for‘erfO' he rifrairi of your verdict. a , . If you can pronoince favonenblyoa the purity of my inten tions, sou will make indulgent illowance for the feebleness or Imperfection with widely throe itrtenties have been earned firm execution. . s • I have been called upon tit' surrerider up nr• trust at a mast critic:ll time; 'switsiit die 'deeds. of memos for the guidance and welfare of the State reAeirea_ell the discrimination of the wisest, all iiir energy yf the boldest, find el) the forbear:ewe of the mist temperate men that ever were 'called to the Adoniut- Nlffilitln of tbsokigkesrof Mahan Affairs. A combination of such : qeakitiee. may overcome the compli rated ,ditficolties.of our site:alien • by taking oolvailiage of t ni- Irdibeeniiht . hloOy of onrartne Ina tortoise: victory to the best egeouutje.which it cap beepplied.by the victorious, `'rah, radlltiting • and presumptuous conduct, will negrn eatioall tlieevals!wh.S4 , itSils _latticed, mod turn our Military sir- e>. to weight. flies yearibave esleilsed! aitice 'l' had - the honour to address You OW 10 Candidate i fyr. emir Ilepreseotation ; and n e are still at oar. The calauoily ef war i; more widely exteuried, and has i reached the great Ameriena Onetime. 1 In the interval, Austria has again been in conflict ivithFrance. I She Ills norairt been sobehied ; and is n inviter Ally, in a war in which obis arejointly engaged emigre Russia. upon now Pemasula, events have taken place which have ex ' reeded the most sanguine expectations.. By the commo:Lae genius of our Commander, nod the irresistible valour of our • . 'tips , feats have been 'performed which shrink not from any is • -teal camp:irises whatever. :They hove exalted the name Mato. '..0.1. grelt as it was, in arms; nod if used with wisd ))))) , of Esser 'heir bloom, may establish' the real iudepeudenee of ' "iii't iss ', -oenre repose to the world. . • Spain, an d P' of S ilainancell;iaiseil a belief in the minds of If the vita... y abets We aco z oo m -new mow osin French will throe by whose es”' %sip Spain, such b e li e f 1 c anno t but coast- • hr furrinli expelled ti yd. l TO THE. WORTHY INDEPENDENT LIVERY OF .:•i t of our enemies, no is waging 1 der a. a iih..ut solid grin. it deem Abe' bowie* of all Ile en- . ' ' LONDON. . A,meric .is added to Jo. , GetreLnat in, 'open war agai nst li sl ifW,hte° ' 's t'ountry, Thls new ear hat lemilies that hate r(etOri,.° t • soinerrial Policy to which the n Y the expected Di sso l u ti on of Parliament, the II ,u part in its cionntwates I " A- s lir been produced try a 5 vsleal .; Co. slinky of your Representatives in i lip House orConumons Isoe Mouse of •Catiotoons loot In fa. „a imed when, as it has t will revert to ys'sr, and in 'anxious solicitude for sweeees, I take metal g upheld in its progress; and orb., %.syself ngain a Candidote for year teener. s oWtapplay proved, lt wits too late for birch li 'tee::: mach more ; thel i h he op r e t . y th in at il in ru y Wrie cendect in the various elevated ov , d distill i effect. - guisheit situations In shish ton hare placed me, has so far ma- Thai System nas op nosed by myself, and no, , end it. i n ; wifesteil my loyalty hi my'Stiverwign, tied my iltaehment to the 'bowled. I simonise pi Me ndes of the (;oteeitution, as in make any farther powerful than me. lie made repented attempts b. firects were fare ecn and formula. O u r warts we re , . some , fc to prossimo thereof you unnecessary. I have Arts in your and our speculations were 'Prated with scorn, by th. ~..e . service many years, durin g ' a hich done, its our l'arliannostar Mose of Commons which yielded, when too late, to the , ~,, conduct, I have can:allied no interest hot that of the Public, of sistihle evidence of the , dreadful scene of internal distress,whic ' i which you snake SO respectable a part ; nor have I courted any it would ant contemplate or tendril believe, till it was 1314 lutre , so*the -s'oy our but y „„,-,. ;whole ndri l aod hail proiliaced a tardy and relocta el t ,.."'•OnasiintS of hitting hitherto done say dilly by you, I now , , . upon its noith••rs 'and abettors. euoviction . s'. and very canoe solicit a reltrWill of your !she Pleibionent which preceded the last bra very r * alteedniit' s distolved, be. e lament: a ; a nd I assure you mow solemnly, that if you shall 's ot r i ,„k sue w orthy of it, 1 a ill be faittoul to the trust you may caese 0 disp isition had Iscen nuoilifested in_ the Moose of Cool' Mons of that day to do partial justice fo those of our fellow . se . inn me. Subjects profrosiug the It an Cetaalic Regiinn who depute i , ,ayi t e grel o respect, I have the ho mar to be, their lives for their Cousary, in eur Fleets and Armies. I ientleineio, Yoe remember the hideous outcry thin was raised daring the ; Your i nvest obliged end most obedient servant. Elections of the new liirmbrrs ; equaqy disgraceful tss three i i who excited it, and to the Church, sit which it 'professed the Londan, Sept . '2 , 1612. 11. C. C O3I IIE. guardiamitip. . The House of Commons, immediately upon its meetine, rk id Opeatedly afterwards, rejected the Petitions of theAtoora e a •Cal hodiCS with ii isdaiu ; lout it nag not twen dissolved alt bunt abjuring its toenail tttt s error, be resiolvinr, early in the nest Session,: as take into cousideeption the clisimeef the Romeo t'a- llholics of lrelarcl. It did more, by posing 11w Act, chap, 1 155, of the last Session', entitled, An Act " to repeal cerresin ;Acts mid amend other .arts relatieg to Religious. W. orsliip and Asseudil e-, and Perseus Preaching er Teaching therein,,' is ' gave prartical-proonotaba rnpid strides it hadatikeu in a spoice inconceivably short for such an effect to be produced, sold gave happy unsex of the blessedness to he expected from' the fermi- Ilatala sit all religious disalsiiity a t iplpeontutione , . . It rests with the Elector" of the , United Kingdom to take what care they ean, that 1111 dithisti, der 'resell/Onto, and main- fest intention of the late Moose of Commons, op these points, shall ant be disappointed. '' . The subject of the Currency of• the Realm:forced itself upon the attention of the }Louse. It was fully and ably discussed : and after the discussionit was resolved, open the mononitatthe present Chancellor of.f,he r .F.artantler, ‘.• l l' , ltat ,13.sak •Isdulee Ale in public estimatine equal in value to gold: ---- , I tin* far she Chin:cellar' of the 'Egeloequer 'Pas je-taled in , Till: SILVER MEDAL. proposing. or PC 11.0reilliabllitioi tuck •lt le104111i011 1 4, , :trY I 'X I:1V IN V ENTED TRUSSES, TO GUARD AfIAINST't one of the public I n ?dllq eapittle of deciding:* Roo ir' is' re- TN li liti POS. VUN I l&N qv. OF RIJ kr IV RE* , •Onarkiible Altai in'll Winnow( Semites Or mont.,llume of,,Caspoolna' sanctioned by the B..eiete for the Encouragemert of Arts, Ma- enocuriea in a law, snaky'„ it highly phvil to act ill contra.: nafortures. and Cononwrca• of England. s 'Mellon he that erploihnOsod hi parf %OW-Paper. The Gold-'lil hi I WtilTi‘01111), Surgeons' InstrumAt -forth er . Ptlre ;owet than 11 6 54 °Whii'l ro4tes A Y;hite tlltiemltt lg. Arc'll 1 thillight lif geld froth a country inundated with paper; a re, ! 9, • and Cuillr.to St: Bartholomew's Hospittair Tra4-laaker ' 1 delltion of,the folly so•often exposed ',amieixtitoded In tie kesw , to. his Majestt's Honourable Conallissiorlersrof ,thi 'Erin - Port i a uct, Minot ; and wine City of Londe,. Truss Sorlel, forsßelieving I ea an despotic sovernren s o _at t;2 , o f all the o k 0, . .C_, .. ( rFro et the Ropiered Poor, patronized loy bls Royal iligimepo,ihe l l ' T iird hi. was'esiollneted dial is 154711 Foe& +then lireisbase Doke ef Cambriege, moo 11111 l ces his NEW-ISIVENTED-SEltallinPerstddotir " hich.,-* 41 orifegintain Aim; rietlYtiffOn,a,i4( o l(ePitee' PENTINE CgitY ED ELASTIC - STEED till/PIES. b y, ~diutosi of metallic tircutation in most parts ot or costoort, oy, p i lpu,li a Care. in.many C e ases . twill he !she:jowl; and , tie r ,, 4. we k . 1 . . g Coral Tukees Melte' Softer the . 25.4 .. 011it:441-Mireill:nlear iL gages lii keep up The moat (Meek **opiate that triter eels ttal--1-i Th i st !b e late kiti,r eltn.not copier:War p seem! y,rvitc , - wit JorneveoiretA,toaho w . - . • is ',flared' ConseeoloW of Chitral; that itcti fi ed and - script mien the ...... . with tht siiihLi Ti.e Siwiriv of Art ,, , &e. havone voted their, Silver MedefrorPi tl ier it ir t ud-i1.P91449.4""'"—P "4"*A. d 'd the . the above Improvement. the Inventor has had the Sandie; 0 i I"! of s's Veil and ii.ras'til; i mid that I ( c9rnra."9 e 'e 'Air* receiving the samo-fr Ow hand* of his Grace the Duke • 2 1 ' 1 b 62 Wideßell ' il ' °Ere Ikr9l/14166 " ‘ Y Sot by be ffvAtille i t . Suffolk, their P.resiclent, .. - 7 1 4. 1 1:1C 41. thr . ' l ° 4l . l . l Ar 4 35 2 ,44.11104 WO iwb rfilb The Inventor bas now the satlifaction likewite to Aatioakei 1., gY 7 UN that they Minnie be aelt Lipton liel c i e :trol the Irf Os a list o - a °pantile, alskouglilisebeirictiaselpf ittratrare shut his Ti asyes having giveu the epeatem sitiffrictian tn. fisfsid- - flirted with Raptures, that not less Ono iOOO ,person. hieres.lifleePlf fell• • - , ti ahin these few years. felt ilw g o o d eff e cts qf them, 'theses - I have thought It eapedient taisbhke this stateeWorof my Of Or -Fos. Trois:a-4 lismine. heyn merle on Anatomical principles{ tvliirbinn. aOf the Ceneewiiiiineti" l l.l4 111, e419.5r0, oki ) 4 ' Pe' i 611. w hen it 4 4 of 'p- • nin e , T iop , i n . "et, her,, The inveimor assure , It* Al net morally impliaible things should rest iii their present state. , qtrs. to.. ttaa ,i, a sinle trial the.y a ill be thoroalli, cony need or, ;., , fir I, The effects of eniumitas fitofigh eifpfstidinliseOnireompanlealsi . - itrililla ' ri " "s ,„ t; . t .- A lave th e stiver.••iity over all Tnuse-, now in use , and may he had at 'hal' 4 deffreentli"o" ( the roPirricwErws / 1)( " 4 4114.114 ": i ndd A l h — ... ' Nish the gy., ALIMihriiITN , ender the Centre fiasco ay of St.ilarilloolometv's the Ot..itenge of itt,maiefictores,. and a steguattul or its in 9 Tear' fhithful nett 'Most .._ • - .. Hii,-piotol, Wist Smithfield; and at No. air , Lemlparetrniflets:s9;dre too well 11411°* "' .'; i " t " ' -ft '' ' iv' ilmetiroAnottret Sept . WS, 1612. t;oll,liiii. • • . -iii . MX 01 . 1 1 P grill is m that 1 . 9 " I r wi r eaTeW 111109-I,l ' lim . 111 W da ily it - the Kles'.-.1. • N. 13, Where nice, may he bad, his trews tote ' . Appas ; lied, to co li sto tegraerai s Fraeihe irm. it y enstotitteeva t twig kieOllViiitiOmitaileationit ti it. rains, as is. Fatlintltine, fur Lee c h . : i A u th e •A t LAT, ,re tit !The. lints Atitstars to aie 'to heti very faveorahie fa, are : y r eit t li,Litrylinliven. ... _ .... •• • • - -" , 1 , eolog guano, wishouf if 1/use. . ... . 4 . , : • . ifol ! iy i open pirocteditxof thal 1 Pe l piptg life •. . '1 II . ... . :. Mori ..; ,- . •-... . _ •• • "l ilEA f ‘ RtilttOYAl., -- COVltlffill•Ati)i3N••• '•'. • fl IS present EVENI NG, Befit. go;'wni •a ; ., .he perfumed. • • • • '' ' 6 THE EXILE. To which will he added, • MIDAS. The Piddle are respectfully leftward, that a New 'Crank .11konazitic Drams has been in . prepvalien the TA*: of the and -iII he prodoced etuns - ediotelv• Tomorrow, Slncivh, and The 801 1 4 Child. ' . • • frets of lon_ltrotrt. led war. I see nothing formidable in peace. Its accomplishment may be hey on d our reac h ; hot till it Iris beim proved to me tube so, I shall nut believe it i and I Art ipre it would be prudent nevi proper to make the attempt. IL'eamoit make up my mind to that toe of national desperation, the consequence ..f war carried on without the hope or pro spect flits termination; without full proof of its indispensible tweess.ity. ' ile who attempts to give the slightest sketch of the events wide,' have taken place during the existence of the last Parlin• mend, cams t omit the mention of that extraordinary, wad atm : rimos crime sshich in a moment (+wed the career dtf. the first' Minister of the Crown, deprived his family of its dearest sure, and Soelety of one of its most amiable and valuable (, ' , THEATOM ROYAL, DRURY-LAVE. ' t NOTICE is •heretiy givgn, that l'ersons "mu gai.ed in this Theatre. an. Sertlinis before the Curtain„rwe rettnired to ri4emlile at the' CoornOtre Roams Drnry.fitne* at Onen'ittnelt iireciselvd ox SATURILAY next, the Bd of usher, in ergirr go reielve their Aiipoiniment•; nid to bring With them the N tnti 9 and Adore....tr• of their Sureties. By Oilier of the Suit.Curamiltee. • C w. WAR 1), Seeret,try:, • I was present in ntleteinnee upon my datv in. the House .of Commons when th..t foul Aforder wus perpetrated op.m Mr. Perceval. I had been constantly opposed to him. 1 had nl. writs citolewsned the mode by which he but Acquired Power, mid his we of it when .acquired. But the sensations 1 then experienced proved to tne that I Ind not deceived myself in sup potnng it wit sense of Pohlie Dots, not animo=il or envy to. „wards noy'sain, which hod :wonted by Public Conduct. 1 ceplv regryt . bi, untimel‘ end. rtly opinion of the i m policy the Menvitres of hi. Administration remains unchanged. If 111P - 11Trorded one of time toot vlrikine evunnles upon re.. estod of eneinstabitity of human ntfalrs, And the imecurity of human Ve is ploces of the greatest impatient sofet ; to the tietM-rated to attach friends and to conciliate the reprd of l'oppoornis. .-,THEATRE.ROYAI., - DRUIt ITT • E pERFORMERti engaged at this Theatre, • Arecipaeeliteet to n.femble on the Stage. MONDA Y rent, at One o'Clock prreisel‘. for the rerrostiri pre-arrangement Theatrical businc,s ; and it is enoicted Ant 611 perunis engosee iu the Titenire will :Mend, and sign their. Pinson in twok to be preolred fne Out inirlonse. By Older of the Suti.erorninittre, C. W. WARP. Seer.ligaff• If you believe I haveheen faithful. diligrnt, and disinterest ed; 4nd if, io 11 season of sorb idicated difficult', my past romltet entitles me to 'our confidence for the future, I shill in deed &rive theArealest g.nlification from my Kr-elect' and will endeavour in do my duty, nothing abating of lay hope and wish to serve my Omni . Yin have it neant in your power to bcitow upon me the profiles! distinction 1 shall ever court. I Itsve the honour to he, with affectionate respect and attach e Gentlemen, Your obliged and faithful servant, * **gin, Bept.99. SAMUEL WHI I'ARFAT). THEATRE ROYAL, DRI./fiITSLA NOTICE, is hereby given to all Persons claiming ri;lit of Free Admis,ion in the mid Thetere, that the The , :tie a tiro on Soturday, the 10th ofOctobert anti that all I'. ratio haviog complied with the Notice given by Public Attie' ti.ement, to sign their Names in the Book kept by the Secretary to the Committee, at he Tressurie Office in•Deury too, and having made good his Title of such Free,Admissi.oi, three diii• at the least pi...slim: to the exercise of such Right, . will he tidlitiled Free. to the Theatre on all Nights of Thrturi cal Represeitation or Musical Performance, under the follow. iag Itegulath4l, and Constirioo,: A separate Door will he opened for Free Admissions to the Boxes. and confined to them only ; tro.d tni Free Arlini-.ion- a ill Imparted at any other Box fluor of the Theatre. Neither will env Person not,Fiee be admitted to pass thratigh the Free boor. Beery Penom claiming to he admitted Free. will he required lir•sig• his or her Name at the Uttar. in a Itook w hich will be Sept ready fir that purpose, nod will not be admitted without Whelp skint tUre. • The very great frauds which have heretofore been committed • ;lapin' the 'l-oprietrie- and Ilk Publte; hi the matter nP Free • loimi•tit"*, bo^ "ia4C it PetrObitry tor the sub-Committee to devise the most eller-mai Comma in u maitre so upportant its µmai of the Company.. Whose offotrs they are a/Med open to ai.lo.iiiister, and lii those who are .seally entitled to the Free dom of Ad." . 4 : !Feeehe iwiL , e ,7o.•therviore,ibes: Lave deemed it expedient to es It, antler um .7%th"rieY of site. Art et P.irlianient, the •Croictltimir :rove soiled . 411 :: ibP Pimlni" of . "'raid., wbirb Will be Mildly ewowed *mire of the SohirCosmaitkee. y • • J A Ri), Secretar. ' 114r3karrAIMeo., Ltuii.; i . . .r THE GENTLEMEN, CLERGY, AND FREE. V 10I.DERS.OF THE COUNTY OF BEDFORD. NtlR TLEMEN. ADIitiOfAJTION of Parliament having taken place, I line no time ins 'liciting the honour of toeing again Owls your Representative (for the fourth time) in the ensuing I Parlament. l' flias4red from the very hi!h value nt which I estimate this homur, no effort shall be wanting nn my part to ensure my 611C ' cep, A n d s h ou ld Ihe imeees.ful, I shall continue to dr:charge ,hi. great trust with tile fidelity and atoadnity, which I hope have setured• to me your .onfidence MO approbation. I I have the honour to he, I With sentiment, of respect and gratitude, i - tientleinen„ . i _ Your very faithful and oh:dient servant, __ The tinsel's, Sept. 181'2. FRANCIS PI If. TO THE INDEPENDENT LIVERY OF Tilt CITYOF LONDON. Curt t.i:lrev, _ HAVING been invited by a numerous and highly re.pertable Meeting of the 1.1 V liltY, held at the New London Tavern, to becione a Candidate for the Reprewloation rash's City in Parliament, I feel proud in obes lug the spotsta nous coil of my Fellow Citiz.ms. It now becomes Ins duty to solicit generally the stiffrages of she Independent Livery. You koow my principles, and to this kitowledge 1 moulder myself in debted to your support. 1 Wive therefore only to teattre you, that should I obtain the high object allay ambition, Ishall per severe in that conduct which hits olreadv been lumonred.with such diAirgiti•heil approbation. I have the honour to be, Cien llethen, with the greatest respect, Your obedient and Manful servant, MATTHEW W 001). 11"7" ' /I Alt(I • *sI..DER- In II EBTENtlere.4 itlit quirla the 111 AA • o r he 1./4, and LI Ipf.V.RV .mv.N of tho s ever di t:ritut . (Wad- CAt. ..f hondialWiet'CoOtileon ni of .the 1 04 C 4 1,3 PefTtserdsy& therntilidapetlYtk Ihr, _ i v' 1512. • R led girrfe IN e rilleiehit.T.• • . • • rilljAT the 1 1 490kcAthisl,Common.11101 be-given to,Samort Mich. E.g. nn4 , lieu rte, Esti. Al dermen; :rid' 'heir Shrriff. AI 12.1130; nted•Sheriff of die County of,Mitidtrpep,. for th, it rtpright (*Opel derieg the whole of their Shoilfalfy, for their littorolity and kiiithit.s to the poor Prielber. 'esoneoltted to their tare, and for their grant; perm.- Ignore to rueporting the Chergesed Rights of this ancieill Cit). • • WOODTIIOR PE. . . . . . 'Ay ENDF.R AND wATEI f . • osiAn YLEIt, Lavender Water Merchant, fro.. ~,,„„„u„„, et retnenittg his tro.l tfol.thalp to the Nobility anti Gentry, for the horinut they atconferred nu him, by &souring him with their rommtitul , Simi be tissues them that his utmost study shall be to merit tlmir patronage. is happy to add that, not witlotanding the ottempt , , Windt by other Yowlers, to_ injure the reputaii.in pf. hii nt,usc rlegabt and tt-eful Perfume., the permone,:ce of their grateful fragrant* has Feenred them the sanction of the greate.t portion of the polite circles. From hawing so Areal It tlealand he is flltitieri br ofrYr them at the follow hog lon prire, : bomber Water. llotitcy Water. 1,950 22 ....49,900 All to he drawn The 90th of OCTOBER. ~ Per Pint Jed 2 9 Prr Pint Bntile .BU 4 0 'Or 6 ttlito for ' 0 1.5 0 Or 6 ditto fur .... l 1 0 Sold only h$ Josialt rlso4er, pt hi. Lavender Warehouse, No. Upper George-oreet. ..rtitoin-sqnnre ; where MerehantF, &e. note be sem ied with it, from One ton Hundred Arizona, al hurt Notice, us Ike ins3t '!'emus, for Ready bionev. FOR Till TEETH AND CUNIS. ESSENCE of PEARL and PEARL; Dek- Ti ie Invented by the Inte JACOB Htbila. . . •._ I)entiat to ber.illaleity nod the'Prince 11 hies, are greatly eu-' wrists., both in elegance and ellicacy, to ant' tlilng hit Berta made' ace of; they will iellectually preserve the 'teeth to a sound elate . even to,old age.4.*Jtl"otirr.illeta *lO4 and beautiful without the. least impairing the .biniorl, Noels . ..itch 115 are 1..4)4., keep such as are le Ireh.l!) decayed from becoming itorte.• prevent the Tuotb-a:h,-perfistly cure the Scurvy it the Gums. mid tvothe them grow firm and close to the teeth. They liken Ise render iholotelah delicately tweet, and remedy all tho-e ttiscrders dint are the cm sequeace of ,enrhutie gums and bad teeth. 'the' continue to be qiid, whnietafe and retail, hr. Bayley and Blow, Monhopar-sheet, ,London, pi ice Sd.eacit t Hod retail by 'r. SCurtuun (lair Partner and Successai to Mr. lresnet),' ege-street, 111.tnaNee.oquare. pktatevare gramme but %%hat have, obit words "J. ilemet, Rat • feV raek.pat -street." . e4taved in the stamp. nod !, fitly ley awd Blew, Cock-cur-airret, Lamina," pasted, OA the hunk of each battle and box. Nt B. The F.4seane it particularly recommended to pareult nut vertu" whit )rove the care of Children as the greatest pre- StlVF4ice ..r > Hun g mill tender teeth. rrHE FRIENDS of Mr. Aklerman CONIBE are ryque.trill to meet lit the Kew City of Lotnl•ot Tovern, ' TOzNIOWItO W. O; tobei I, nt,tieven o'Clock, to concert the , 1 1t ,4 meai of securing tont Gentleman', Election. . • • ; • ; ; _ _ _ TO I ;•PREK AND. INDEPENDENT, ELECTORS 2_ , oF THE Bonouottor MALDEN. . . - . Gnstyc..‘", . I it ii :gent' .. • rally reported that Parliament is to be . A i IX ilhoiediiitelv • ti,,,,1e..1, I aptih a Idmo you to requiem the 1 6 ,,,, ner 0 0,,,,,, s i pp „ rt ut the apprsiathing Election. I hope oany of you; hut the metier ill nose be to he Ask! to rail tilt" • . .;, Caw ,„„ , r ,. :01, i„.,„,,,,,ws fit'' of the revoiritiou of yo ur Charter (upon which v. ,,, iiii , lile A. . in tno-1 i.incertlit li cengeftsullite ! Ninth that should it 11,11 tie , , ity potter to p..y may respeeas to each, I fru.t you will believe th. It u"1""i'll"bir Doces ß ity could . 1m4111+4 , 1 , dicithig Mime prevent sov litivlog the plea. ' ire of pers %your vote-. I n ill unto all, that, it.' the premmt arduou , crists of public affair-. it slmil he my earia.`t ettdeavnur, slim" have the. honour of heior, elected oar of • %our, It e pc!sentntivei,, 'I ill judge sn'velf de-,wing of your choke. • ~. v a firm - attachment , !Witte prineioles of our eseelieut s-,,,,,, i i 1et i,u,, 51.. well as U par- AitOroateution to your local interests. 1 have the honour to be, neatlemen, __ i A. t. • ' Your most obliged nail e obedient V.. r`',7" . 1 %._. j, 4 1 i 1111:NJAMIN OAS.!..ub• o parties House, Sept. 25, 1812. ~. hit : • TO Till.: WORTHY LIVERY OF LONDON. ~. eilloc. , . 'cite, l IEI4I ' LIIIIIIF: highest honour which any man can receiTe from /91 • hi e fe r tiu t v Cisiv.,•o4. is Ihnt of tieing placed by them io 1 sl!otsfinoiorpromotitix their interests euarrting their if 41, ia.llw, esuvansios Wass- of Parliament. Thi: grema trust he* tWtc::repos,sl in toe 4 nod to dbcharge it flishNilly, in lbartini* thief study mid greatest Ambition. With this roil siesnisvil ?miter'. now to refer solvelf will:confidence to )•w, Ififros the expected Dissolution of Parliumens, to solicit the ha a or lilt distincti iiii of being retut sled, for the third lido, me of the fteprersoluives of this great Cite. , n ;f he litiVe4:kitisted k Warn of the Livery of London will ever ittreititqhheretrtiVene with sentiments of the warmest ..estitude; ilind will itlieblaie Inc to slid greater exertion:, to promote by lavvvoinmiwtotruitad to.sne, 11... isci:are of oar fret- and envied .04Ai l y,, d i e i v...peril v of she file of London, Hod the hnispi ?Wets isf r altlitiat of usy'rellow Citizehi. " !! .1 I t . 4 woe the honour to be, • • ~: •,- ,Wiiii the grepte,i iittpeet o Gentlemen, Yourritii Vol mid 'ltiott obedient tamelde vervant, l" illtneoo4nnore% Sept. eft, IRIS. JAMES SHAW. In* £nielitilteee , ll l Hit daily at lite Ktee's-11rad Tavern, in NVO.71105111114mig(0910 sv.spaTaticatiim n ill be 01t ii y eiv . ' " - if ..... 1 1 1 1 .• .I . " K _A 4197 ....... • -- - - -' --,... 1 I' • . . ‘: 7 1 1 . , ? , .. po . " , Nit - r ° i 4 1 1 . . _ -.......,.---..... .... ....,, ...4 , .... -;\ ~ II . . I 4 t A.l t; s :ii, 'V.I . FA 10111:14 ) ±.:lAti : - *tr r . 7- Z' A- "- . V Law .... "• , , . ..., •VIP ~.. r , , a :: ! "i ' 1 .. .. bi 010 . 0 . . ' • .; Idll4 4 ..I'' / .4G..1.1).)1) • A , , . l It l.b , • , ...1 IL .3 ' \°. 'CO. 7 , A ~ • - a, •.,' I I . ' 1 " .4 ''' ." "":** I ' l '' ' ...V.. ) . ;,.'r i - ;.•',ifill J . . e.• •• , .P. I I ! . .i o , • , .'l 1 31 . e. k:' .. . • -: 1; ) .• - r4:a4r o) .1, ~, : . • , , , i . it: : ' ••• r, T -to of * - .L. , 1 1 i , •i . . ,i. ~ ...2;11:1 4.1 .14 i0 V L41 ,r, I .....! 1 • ,i.l /4 .: i 904.1111 .1,1101. b•. c . , ) - . . 1 i .., , it . ,/ 3 .• 41.v,1:1,:d ...1, . . „ .V 1 .t . ' ~ 1 nuldl. ' i ,1 4 39`." t . , i.. ..s.• • PRICE 01;.- • . D • • TO • II E IN DEPEN ENT ELECTOIi S OF Tli R. 116- . I Room'. or COLCHLITER. • ‘IIOI T ACITED by the unanimouslrmorpreased des;re of a mn,l respect:tido body. of your-elves, to oft,. mpelfit Candidate for your P.olionnatory itepreset.totion, it I. r ,ht to inform you, that the d ty iv arrived ss hen y.;ur to- 4-protoisid I assi•tance is coiled into active exertion. • The cf..teotation ;led, pomp ssillich Ars thf.graccal gitcatlants,nf an a.,.SM,inre Of point, il integrity :Intl rorimuyistnev virtue. are I too evident nod rime In indoce ffitffrixoto„ 4O•1141 vonrjuilamenr, q uestiwt'meMeelisesepast mirefelistimg,3 come iteb•re you, Gunflint', not, o en4l4l,,,nr,untt I, peeled guest, hut a• Man' witnot yoe:hre person ;ly ar- I•wiainteff ; of whom you leave more than hare; ex pr , se4l a Ga vuur:thienpiaion ; w ham ppm lum promised lavabo, atal maain 3ou ir.Vt• ilour opporton'ty 401r} ! entertain the confident expectation • f %mar gifillce and , 116.. port on thedny of tiortion, !efirhirli limeiy notice will beeimin you iudis 'dually. 1.4 '• • 1 have the honour to be, Gentlemen, yours. very swell., D. W. AAIIVEY • Kent nod Essex Tavern. Whiteelutole. • .• ~1 September 18A1. *I• TO THE Vl ORT/1 Y AND NDEPENDENT I.IOEVIC -4)F 1.0.N.D0N. / • r•- Gr A DISSOLUTION 'of Partfitiittit having tai l dn ‘ pint-, I heft 'rare. Ie * 411e,,r nee 'of witl'ekth'er , nlctrat. assuleopme; tivarpluoto .fito dolt" di.dioxobriad cui fideace which iv halt repabeillll Mim daring ,five,m/cer,4lpe he will. Itiinefflitely term his reinrn (*hash raIMUII be long debneii), pay his por%onal pe.perts• to ilo o rg o solicit the honour of liler quppitet ettheessibwrg 1 have the holinur lop Genilemeol. , Obedient . rvitnt. - •• 1 111 .Ll/041 . (tii.TlP; fit, Portlitn(l-pinet. Sept. 29,181`! . • • ;4.0 N. B. Sir IV alines CprWi_leg4illittrewirl ' Inell 0 ,1 / 4 '4 &IT. at his Chamber.. in thr 04 South fiew Thffi4e, when auy Com munication will be thankfuHy-weeived. Just published, By Gale, Cur: is, ay& Penner, Patestonter-rnw, In nie *at puck..t warn's, red:yriee.6e. A to the HUSTINGS and the,FIOUSF; flownistv..t'ar; Voters and Caudttiote's Pocket Oton paging i.. 10 Twee Ports. Comprising, . • ; I. All the Acts relative to "Unctions, arranged in 'sari map feria. V. state of Representation, Rte. of all the Counties. Chins, Boroughs, &c. of the United Kine.dom. S. n; of Writs, 04th , , Certificates. Notices, &e. hoed nt the Ittu,ti• g; nail the Howe 06 C0411(111 , 111 , . IICCibIOUIII Notes. By a Gentlem.tu of the tuner Temple. 7, HORNSBY and Co. respectfully acquaint the Wavle, that then have a variety ;of rek , t , a. 4 4h 'ram an foie, at the lowest priers. in the Stale Lottery to he draa on the inn] October ; and r 10,0(I) Tic Tu u Qt/'. hetidemany capital Prizes, atlit no Prize lei, than ?it. tiora•hv and 1•o. have• he.•n mice,ssful in selling and 4 1 131011 Z capital Prizes to their Friends %ha have bon weft them with their favours, at their nia e,l , lrli•prd !slate L otery Oilier, 2ti, Conthill, where all Prises are exth.otged, Whist any tiedlic t ion whatever. TBISII, Contractor for the. present Lottery, • and ise ore in.( tioi-li , d, returns lit% .incere Ti ink% to the Public for their dktiognished Cavottn, n. , d it happy to du unwire the followiog Liu of Capitals soli in .bares at his (Meet ' No. 4. Cornhill, nail 9, Charing-cross, where the for tunate Holders stav receive their Money on demand. T. 111,111 ran with cma6•tence recoawnend the improved Scheme of the New Lotter), poa.ribiitat Irises of X 241.00.), instead iit Clii,ooo. yet containing more Prize, than the Litt Lottery, and as the riniilte.t Prize, of ,e , r.. Five such universal satisfaction, they are retained in the NI W siCl4 EN' E. • CAIPIT,A4, P 111462 ,2 of £lO 00J are •610,0e41 . sots 11Y • 2 5,000 .... • 6.04 8128, ireNHYSRES, 4 1.06 J - ..... 440.1 • ' is Mat s . • , 4 . fpoo .... • 2,*i I, , I.otiery,, jast FOisked. 2 No .. . i.po " No ..f. • 1,200 N043,651.3Pr15s 4..iew h ioo it lOO ... tr . 1100 ~ 914 m ...•. 13 • 'IV 10 5020 ....II - ' • 10. 4O —.V 400 ' ' sod . .. - .k ''' 16.. 25 • •'• ••‘ .400 ' 3436 •• • • •A• • • ••••;• 000 •• • • • - _ _ - 2,736 • ....8.... . AM Sere* Mies nr and £ 10, &e.-ilte. kr: • I. f; " • s P Livrcirs PATENT Coo. S 4 , 1 4 APl'Aft - IT. 1 4 EXIAITRE, Sole Ageot,, takes thA ttprty • of inferining his Friends nod the Priklie he n for sale the above Apparam+, nt his . Tltilikatise, St, Choir wee!, }fathom. It is the best Cooties ‘Apparnwrs• iw Sloe kingdom ; and the most clean, delicate, and ,cherip steaming,stewing, roasting, I)::kine, hrnilii and hniUe A din. er for 2.JJ persons may be dressed with lea than it peck'of • r N. IL The App-maim is generally is use, acid ready Ai r • in -I,relinn from um: to four o'clock. Under the illustrinus patronage of their Royal Highnews.the Princess of Waits and Duke of Sussex, and Inuit of the IN it hilitv, MACASSAIt OIL for the lune,. The virtues of this Oil, "icor/tried from ti Tree itt: the . Isiftad of Mu cnosnr, in the .E 001.; ladies, are Inv. .besond.',ealogiurn foot; in creasing the Growth of Bair, even On , Bald !'lures; to- a beautiful length inue. tticknels ; preventing it falling oror ehanging entente. 'in •Gresunr, • the 'B i air; it s p,e.einowitt in strengthettit% the ttrti,,,bestpating ma klieNiknolle.gl-la and scent, rentkriti4 tip; Hair atexpieysilay attrecting,..prtnnotes the. Growth of Whi.kers, Byelirdor*, es , . In - fine; it' is the first' production in the world for foliating ?old beantifsi . n,g die I lair of letpPrft. Gent Y . and. Children. .`iftt:h crlebrit. Juts it at tained; that it Is, - y honoured alliktoctilliclions Of 'fltivalty. les N , .billsy, (;eigtet .or - .th e Nuit FM,l"Armv, and Public tat large. It 4. japgiosit. faliti!liced Ix flll,..cliatotea. View " Rowlands &rayon the HMO. • ' '' Sold at 3-. 6i.liad lts. Oil.; awl largebntlfes. containing eight small; at 11. It. each, by the, eropreet as, HOWLAND hat SON. Kit by.st feet, kintinnleardett, .Losodu t ‘. l; • ataChs it ppoilit .ment, by Slr. Smyth. Pettionerfoillis htittealY•.ll7 Overl'mt , 47, Towner. 75. D. Rigge,,Ssl Gaitle•ni N ew Co. 57, :ew Bot,d st reel ; II entities, Tilei.hourne-streets -.Linyley road Blew l:ock spitr-strtret t Betry. , -Gteek-street ; R. Rota My. 106. Bathe,- 'tittle'', L0w.,104. 4.111.4 I. T. .ltilfts,, Giwelpside, ?old 5'2, Park-greet ; ..11yttes,. pple,'T.reeryar , St. jautei,street ; Burgess. Cursitne4ferri "Jahnitone. ( reek•street; ..l'altis, Butts, anti Co. eTbigeellldof s,rouris lanailsaviosreeti Barrios , and lions, Fleet•ottit)set : e?ylterry anti higi. A .Ss,' St. , Pahl; Church-yard; Dasriston Au g0n,.,59,_ Matti ; 6', ri, i'et• strret ; Butler,• 4. Illenitsltte ; • liontling. • Walkerc Saadi Caialarkrlvin street, Borouti; .I,llqut,Oosiftuttan,• llow.gfifrowy/A41.1 Shaw , and. Edwards, 6b St. ettel:s Church.-ysetli"T„ Of, 41,,Curohkil ; %-.7est and Redd, Gratecharellistreet g Ifiddilfg"lltiti-ell, ;IA ~,„ 89, •Pall-Stall s :r. Ridnoarid CO. KiiiottriiiiiNdivelit:onlt h ; gulfs' end Tiall,ll4,4llt:Fashimyte i bl? t igi t ).'erfuniera and 'W e ak. 4 * Venders in Londim. ' Also PY . ettur.ta Mr: .1. lu g U oud o r w q : isi i l h ill ici ir ei :F 0 - 0144/1. Voirrlm*ni-slflteti:JtAwil Me0q.,12 . 144 1 ,4 )erry .ii i :;ol ll4 : l ;l r ,k le i l ' l ' . .: ll l:t b . 9u Alf ir ha n EiL tj 4 3 ::: " F P uirm 'lb . -U n l i ie d : r r i . i l ; 1. 114448 : 1 1in l it; 4 1311 :: 3 1' RO WIAN I) /1 4 ,,,,ViRC:li ng P ra ' v o ed ilid o t i ts h ei e s 804 10111i. o. ;:: , Il gl o l4 4 l , lr L e A 4 7 l D , l i A M it oA e l.C tis tA t atl e s ; ..° :( k , *. ilt i s i': ° , ty g : l• l l ) .: l; li tter l 'et:tal .1 1Iihnesa Itte - ni&hent learos,h, • alto sunctionet; &Is hill F3eidlit" " "W.- adal ' ln Eirelfil6944.ll 1111.t11% bodies 46(..!•igb.diqkt543 ,4 90,4 1 k I. klyik 4 , ..11,21tA cr . , , r illile Ih.: A RYSSIN (A N .BOTANYL All. MC I P1r,164 erifik i i! iii 4 all (16.rder. of the Teeth ant: (:hiss ? i and ~,,,,,,,,,n til4 i n ip . ,,_ treineio brauttifui s imparts . litiets4tAlii iffign4Pc , Itetiai :11 0 r,,,t11, and idasnsttiatel, earls the Tgi. , iitls,`,;# node i• 1 cciaggioty,),,i b y the first reiriciaiks. Sold at CO:. m. jleg',NOtths, tie satit'llitteles at 44. f01..-ttrel4.. • " 0 .. ...I , n: i j Also the A LSANA POW D E It : . for cleansitg• Ai? T 1 2 4741%,, at St, 941. per hog. Sold 4Y ithePPYlkldry as Ours • 1 7 adi Int . Agents as abitse. •• '• '''• ' .., i•• ' - -• ...-ur A ••• ' -s .. ! ~.-.:14 AI, ~ i I -. : I . ' , H 0 : -1 - I, . , li ii .% • ..i kl .:: . • t ~, I . . i . 1 ; It i 1 ',. 1, • I i • ... , I • i . 1 , ..,... * l',l Wl' t u ! _ :~.-.• i' ' .~ !' ''l i. • ' i ir /711. . :a, • . . • . _ 0 •..21k