The Statesman. — London, England, 1818-04-08 00:00:00

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(NUNI.: Phe • gr roeroe e4l l 4 , , ,a og %hist hest kept the" • said DefOotdaet it. porcine** /se i and darhg tbe l totally denied 4. a soul in the articular friends Ms, Saes"( reel. .that day, oboist r tlifi C...rn•ftetti ;bur; RHO. , - ; - rday hiookbt A en**, ur • • • idour-streel., ;ins a pia OP lip, Hach. t •c-0110. t taking him to this • • • :ritar of ltdonow.W. obert Dicta,Msay • Igloo-bolts, 'dimwit iewrisL. lb Health." to confine 41fltia ihe Pityvikdi "Itittio . y destroy tioyvalort• :de tarred i tty rota a of ptudessea; bin ne regairesgreat rib welfare is prnosutfa raistioat iir Cie• fo to t%e 'vett/meat a and . the. I'ne strength of a ;! MO, It Is towisa.. bt,thironte of unfeet a possible, its Portlier ye•rosatt of oor _owe Witty. Irtte anise .I schools *fora Mem ill, io mitabessiplakiag enfivenioa seialtivat. le of ezhausttdo eke, i v —im,D;Hterate Mimi id twiny other tamed* . tot in such caws wo , by . 'ewe Iry wide . * k a btittotv bulb pa aa... rENEItE4, (8111 a 0 e r t. of Medical bikers taint properties that and haravvils. Vfo Patient% lob:tura% um required for she re- • I , lm:ciente ease *at d that in a persists tvZ may be prevented lark applies to one! em. ns *eaknesy, al nate rows of whirls ate or sumo:taut:l. Some hove not rasped out With 'Richey, has po lo fine., our v)stess wty surer:eta. aled in oor profeSSOPti ciem; nod l e aving twe e ratios: the Batiste Sat r preten.iont , to visrg• matured by eitie we teteive,evoilsbloo • 70. M. It. C. Sergio. ae we An Dot litAit may he E.:omitted at oa requested to deyecibe edifiers, with' o d.irei not of the Kingdodu - 7 . he cave. , D. 1.0• %CLL. t. e Lary court, Met:sir/el i _ .s is. day, frogs . to the cod of tkensinthered Regiments at that rate. • On FRIDAY, the 17th of APRIL. Those at Is. per de y. from the Royal Garrison Battalion. and fall the rerodring Iteglmeats stud Corps, and also Ahem at ls."Oid. per day. On SATURDAY. the 18th of APRIL. Those efts. 14. Ist ljd.' Is. 2d. Is. 241. Sd. pee day.. Ott MONDAY, the 20th of APItIL. Those at Is. 4d. Is. 40. ls. sd. is. bid. Is. SC Js. 601 is. 7d. Is. 71J. is. Bd. s p. 11. 9d. is. 9el. and L. LOti. per day. On TUESDAY, the 21st of APRIL. Thom at Is. 10111 per day and opwardi. sad those Fen skarn who have been admitted on siccount.of Blinders. It is also ordered and directed, that all the Out• Pensioners Belooging to the said Hospital. do pay particular attention to their lastruminos, which they are required to produce kt the Margot payment, by which they are ordered to traustpit is the Parroaster-General of his Majesty's Land Forces in London, theirs/1121dt, ns therein prescribed, no or immediately after every Quarter Day; without which their Names will OM be entered no the Pay. Lists for the subsequent Quarter. and obey are not afterwards to change their place.nsf abode, as sped Hied in, their allidavits, without unavoidable necessity, and duly notifying the same. And further go take Notice, that in consequence of Tories' Frauds Melo( been committed by Pensioners in the Receipt of Peelle sad Prise-Money. it is ordered that all Pensioners so offending shell be AMA Ist the Peasant List, and forfeit for ever all lament 'whine from this F.stablislonent. RICHARD NEAVK, Secretary and Registrar. NINE O'CLOCK To-MORROW MORNING First Blank null hare FOUR PIPES of PORT.,, • Two Prizes of .C9o,eUel Thirty-four ether. Capitals .11..t5,000. £l,OOO. se.; above 1.900 Prises of ‘lOO, AA, &c. MUST' ALL BE DRAWN TO-610WROW. • le the lass I n ninsep mes.nontabied Tll RBIs; PRIZES 4 311,000 • otts* /MIR VOLD 'THEW ALL !II in ibis Lowry, The ONLY £30,003 yet drawls; .early HALF the Capital& yet drawn; Aod BOTH the Blnalts entitled. to FOUR PIPES of PORT EACH, WERE ALL SOLO BY BISH 1:1 . Who carnally Invites his Freud to perebine the reasainietr TWO PRIZES .1 £lO,OOO, At No. 4, Onruhin„ and 9, Chatteic•cross, THIS DAY. • 'Whit I.ottery I4IIES TO- MORROW. 'FAS. BaRWERS7COiiNFACTORS, &c. ' TO BE LET OR bOLI), A CONVENIENT DWETA,INt;• HOUSE and Out•hotsse', witb an Old-ei•hirlishei BREWERY, Will house and Stores attached, affording rr.•ry rhllllrhitl..Cl for ter Core, Coal, Malting, Brewine, anti Spirit Trade,; ►ituate at Wareham, Down, riettr the navigable River Frame. Abe four PUBLIC-HOUSES. Thi, Property will be (tiered at a low price, as the owner ha. declined business. Apply (post-paid) to Mr. Phippard, Wareham, Dn+set. ATKINSON'S AMBROSIAL SOAP, preps red by a new process. which frees it of all trritatine qualities. is rec wuntemted lit Or most mild, pere, and effectual article ad the kind ewer Ciente& it removes freckle., redness, and hardne* from tie skin; prevents it chapping, anal mates it lusurimeiy soft. white; and even; price Is. the *genre, foi wa , bing; and in shavlng-citkes. price Sal. Is. and Is. 6.1. ATKINSON'S VisGETABLR DYE chantes'red or grey heir Me the bead or wiskers to a beautiful aed penataaeot brown aei black, warranted to completely at - ewer the purpose, or will forfeit One Hundred Poem& ; price 61.110.6 d. and one guinea. ATKINSON'S FLUID • tor Mincing the growth of the bait where it has fallen off trice sheen, penspirntion. change of climate. de. &c.; it also frees It from triad and snakes it soft and / Patty as silk. anti Keeps it hi tort tree(, eserciee in dancing, walking, or in damp weather : price Ss. 6J. a bottle. Cattle 4.—A. It gnarl atonal Counterfeits. the rookie has the Proprietor's sigoa.ure nod address on ,be label, 8414 by James Atkinson, Perfumer. No. 43, iGerrord.street, Itolio.mpiare, Landon; and by most Perfumers and Ilair-dresi ers in town mid emestry. WF; ate requested to direct the attention of pat- seas &Misled with mental or bodily decay, nervous de bility. toward Waetings, toms of appetite, iodigestinit, depremion of spirits. trembling we shah lax ef the Istod..s.orbutie and every other kind of eropliots. astainas. ulcerated throats. sealant' weakness, pains in the limbs nod joints. consumptive habits, nod all constitutional camsplaints. immediately to make trial of the celebrated CORDIAL BALM OF RAICASIRI, or Nature's Itifidlible Restorative, as prepared and sold, wholesale and rental. by C. J. Jordan, M. 0., of the East London Medical Estattlisineent, 7, Canoon-street Road. St. George's in the Fast, London. It is universally acknowledged to .be the most agreeable and powerful restorative in all the above com plaints ever discovered ; it thins the blood, eaves the mot violent . pains in the head and stair:men. and promotes gentle peroptiration.---it is utterly impoorible ter language to expreri, or elequenee ro extol, sufficiently the value of ibis wonderful and incomparable Medicine in restoring heahb to the ;Misted, and giving vigour to the aged; thousands has. ing been restored to perfect health, after having been so re. ducted by different diseases, as tat have been despaired of, not only by their families:, but also by their pcpfeasional attendaals. Sold, by appointment of the Proprietor, in bottles Its. each, or tau quantities in one, Als. each; or four quantities in out family bandy, for 335.. duty included. by a hirh one Its. bailie is sawed. This inestimable Medicine will keep iii all climates, and may to had of Barclay and Siam, Fleet-market; Fade. 46, Goodall; H. J. Preston, lull. Strand; J. Richards, 193, Strand Blake, - 56, •Piceedilly Barker. lib, Oxford-street; Chandler, 76. tsford-street ; Tags, 10. Middle-row.-Hoibern and by the most respectable Medicine Venders in eters, part of the kingdom, Dr. C. J. Janda, takes this general opportunity of as , flouncing to the Public, that be still devotes his bawdy exclusive • ly to the care of particular complaint.; as a regular smother of the Royal (;iillege of Pn;siciomt he offrrs a speedy and penes nest cure for every class of nervous relagatino; diseases, of however long .tataling, or of the most ioyeterate kind, are by his. *Woad boleti or I N A, of treatment T peed s I y and efectuallyeured. Dr. C. J. Jordan may he consulted, by all ranks. bow nine in the mason; till Niue he the teeming. at the East London Medi cal li.labliattment, 7, Canino-}'feet Ri•nd, near the Goatiner qtal goad turnpike s Si. George's is the fiat.. to: .•• ~~ AL et REGENT. . 66 Ws his Majentes detifol wiwittoyaTitNects, now resident in the City of New Totk, beik leave to 4 .lerrtt and most kosortfettbytnpotli in the recent bereavement of the Royal Feenly ; we. (=LAO —Dieing Psovidence Amiable -1 Royal Highness, sad ell the other Members of y 4 Illustrious !loose to see 'his hand in the ealarniti event, and that the loyalty, spirit, and attachment of the British People will enable them to surmoust this as they have soremonted other great and trying evils, sod hand dower tp the latest posterity unim paired, that Constitution of King, Lords, and Com ment,- which has is tbiten of inexatepled diffileolty end danger, proud net only the safeguard of the British People, but the delivery of Europe and the world; and, above 'all, we trust that our glorious Cobetitation (more deer to en by abmoce end expe rience) Ohl contemn, to flourish under the star of Brunswick, which has lighted it to its present pre eminence in glory, a glory far teanscending that of Nu nation that has yet appeared in the annals of the world." This is the Address (said Mr. Clark) which has been got op by the British Consul—litho has called upon ell " loyal British subjects" to come remind and sign ; end truly many worthy and patriotic per. sons, bed uneurysectingly obeyed the call, and at tached their votesee time°, Seitkost basing any Wm ihit it contained any thing but mere condolence (for the Address was never made public), who afterwards lamented that they had beet, caught in this polilieal trap—be himself bad known several- instances of.the kW—would mention one: an acqesintalseit aids who had signed the Address, subsequently,discoveced the cheat, and in order to make as much amends as, possible for his involuntary fault,' offered to defray_ all the 'zooms, of convenig the present Meesing-iti jq /lore was a cry of " Name, name !" from a pa‘, son in the room)—it was not necessary to osesibtili ili. individual he had alluded to, but be would Monk that incredulous Gentleman, that what he asserted, was true ; the person he meant wished his name not' to be introduced, as it would follow he was easily I duped by the edifices of a men in office. • Mr. SAvocie neat addressed the Mortis& end. stated that he never before had come forward publicly, to express his opinion, and he trusted that his first. effort would be, by a British audience, treated with that candour that he before had witnessed towards . others. —Before any decision was taken, is to 'the adoption of the proposed Protest, be wished to make a few remarks :—He thought it iricumbeet on every Briton to do his utmost to prevent the " Loyal Ad dress" from being sent to England, akthe general act of the British inhabitants of New York. Abortive at tempts had teen made to prevent this Meeting; a cot. respondent in one of the daily Papers had stigmatized the objects of this assembly as being " brutal," and had hinted at the propriety of the interference of the Magistrates to prevent 'a Meeting which he affected to suppo.e wits for the purpose of exulting in thls death of the Princess Charlotte; but this was foreign to the purpose of those who celled the Meeting. No man would withhold his sympathy at the melancholy event of the death of the Princess, end had the framers of the " Loyal Address" confined themselves simply to this, the preseot Meeting would not have been called together to oppose them. It is our duty under esisting circumstances, to show the People of Great Britain that we have not forgotten them ; that al though we were by distresses (which have been btought upon our country by the villainous Oligarchy who misgoverned it) 'educed to leave our dearest counesions and friends, we still lolled that country, whilst we hated its oppressors. I must now pro pose that all Citizens of this country will withdraw, as this Meeting ought to consist of British subjects (several persons then withdrew), he then concluded by.seconding the Address. The CliAthatith wished Mr. Clark to reed the Pre• test, esob paragraph to be pot separately to the vote, which be did ; at the end of each -sentence he was interrupted by the enthusiastic applause of the u seably, it was unanimously (with the exception of fierneu.conteots) agreed to. PROTEST. We the undersigned natives of Great.Brilain and Ireland, et present reading in the city of New York, in the name of the above Meeting, hive seen with a misters of contempt and indignation, an " Address of Condolence * " to the Prince Regent of &gland, emanating from an Officer of that Government, which bee besought oar country to bankruptcy and strew',- edam, by the unjust and witked•coonsels of the illembers of %bat ought UV* the People's Guesilian, . :auk/ w twine an enemy of bermotbirsei bet heilli usage alseri.sho that bad never hems - out eletoe„, and 'nein welltredAhe stemma ofLondron by iniveinfoltseireetight her safety by flying to the protectieryntrawinlered andinvenoput -atillterlibie she did by going into the streets and hiririg a hackney-teach • to tektriter to Blackheath * whercher effikdonata totbee tkilithigl. , Taking as we ought, thwabove circumstance' into our 0681404*N .we highly elieepprete of voting *holm " Add.... of Condolence" on the 41gepth of spud and amiable daughter,. Omaha th 4. 1 1911 , 14 414 se cruelly teemed while *Rm. :le , ..) eM le.. Because we cannot on the present owning prom frisking some observation* on wbat the aduiatefYs fawning, and sycophantic address of intetestea Mtnt amongst whom are those who bad disowned, alien country, and taken a false oath of allegiance to the AusericanGovernmeet, say of the. " Star of Braes• wick," which has lighted it (England) to its Flom& pre-eminence in glory !it . 1 „ Because we cannot see the glory of being motets in debt upwards of a thoemand millions of poestoir, taking from the People 46 millions eterlingiyiervlptip pay its interest,—we cannot ere :that it iikTtiaidtV . ; when four millions of oar boontlyrow*:aterposporeg occasioned by anklet, anoeteoilser, olild kluotkosts• entered into by ' , the' ißenteugielesiggre 4 1 111114041111 05 medium of the lifing4end ors•lty thelffehiplesidlff** to defray the sepseewio - Urge span aikeetiewilioe * family they abberred,...we cannot enelaiiateit is moat% to have been the rouse of eistedeitAlleifl Re. loved Perdivaad,"'and ,with bin the logeilithlot which Napoleon lied destroyed,...wegiaoret egoOlat it is °Loin, to keepo , snagnanigeoes mast ttetttleNlKl foe, a alb". prisorseent*St. Helves, .in time of O. found peace, ley no Dane mans thee, OW; we. hare the power to Bo 1f,..--lieneutret No that is limner/f t for the People of.Engfand to be lazed. to qopporloast - army. of 'Retooled's, to keep tem,thelhtoo• of his - bloildreMined eisceekws, Laois X.VIIii. • Stretiltireti cannot see that It Is stool SOCA coin. pelt ila Many of oat CoarrtryMen to lea* thek N. latiotli; their friends, and all theta/wow iwskten, to lease whet it sacred to every Width . 611111steellty --to seek in . thecltreilltd . wilds of Atneries diet Wo lection, liberty, and cOeffort, valid' is not to Wen. joyed in our own country. Wd Cannot ale Oak is otoair for sod men es Liverpool, Ilideeith, Cas tlereagh, Cunning, and others,• to employ Spiel et Informers in all parts of the Country ; tregledsteelbe iatioeent and then betray them, as has been'doneltaa ''' •arkeowledged by Ministers themselves, 41 oilier that they might hold their usurped and onmoritod places, pensioos, and sinecures, at the exprnte of an ' industrious, though marring People. We cannot Ifeti that it is GLORY in those Ministers rearerdlog their I '• 'Spies with Offices as Consuls at foreign Courts, es 1 they lately have the miscreant Reynolds, well knoiro es the notorious informer in Ireland. And lastly, :e s e t r r no o t f se u e r t u h n e m o ic f.. k 77 o w f hi t c h: t eaavns Syll men, sett I Englishmen, to he put up by &action, on a Smurfit'' , evening, the same as the block Maven in the Southern States of this Country and the West Indies. , We not only object to the above metseres (stafeti by the addressers of condolence to be the glory of Great Britain), bat we assert that a different system ooght to be adopted—a system of economy similar is the one used in this happy . country, where, from recent experience our minds are impressed with the full** conviction of the compatibility of strict ico, nomy with the amplest means Of natignul glory, and lend of the perfect consistency of a plain and well. regulated system of Government, with a pyre grim'. nistration of justice, which in tire grist timpticitl of our enderstandings, we take to be ihe *smelt a ril / sttecetsful application Of the poaer and resources o: a nation to its own•real interests. ~ ' • ' Mr. CLARK . , in reply to an ebservatlon - mide br one of the " sort of corratplipa,' who recognised him as the President of the Spa.fields Meeting, said, that it was not because we had crossed the Atlantic, that the attachment to country was diminished. No! What, he wooldask, would be said by our country men in Great Il'itain and -Ireland, when they came to reed an Address, in which sentiment' were ex presses! es emanating from persons, who, when in their owo country, were known to hold opinions . directly opposite ; would we wish our countrymen to 'Oppose,. that because we enjoyed perfect freedom, that we were less anxious ibent the welfa re of that I country in which all that ale deer to us reside ? Nei . • I Would we hatch be said, Chet Britons were afraid i-to speak their sentiments love, in this favoured Nati, ' when they bad done it beldly in their own cout.try S .. . . . .. - • . ~. .. - • ?el - Cent -..., ~..... . . _ e ...,.. .. " .. ... 7..._, .. . . • . . . . .. • • . , , • • 1••• ..;..,. •. •, : _• ;:..it : • • - • . ... Jr ,i, ,,A it ---,- . -•- --5 7 . . . - 1 4,.. th a li , •• _,... 0..., iik • ..... ' • . • •• - •PA L AIIP-T rA .II R •.,‘. 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Totqlse reb t~e ie be ; alt aprodi e le himest, .s , aft 1 ,4 1 - iniiiii==lfediot Meting= Odle Wsei Represeplitifties of the People, are seat to that stavoneep !lend .I=l l 4:.atf,Lsilrei?, lot.. bY Or' *Wee : 'We t c Widows Jolitioses, *taw o f diem Britain ..a tree _4 ••••• "#••••1 ePP.llloit to 11 1 e " • sllik of' corruption," by seventy-one Peers of the en diva MON "' •ib tir mhii "" *WM al Ow zit**, Cat t a;Liebtaitotstin - ,es-aa • ten tar Asseng lo g tee gi a l l o yegiormig- How *it ill :the essol Bernal; blab 1 8 1 10 bilt dlinet,Ww* P 7: 22 g lii ro i li ii , `P r all/ail l AllePett if .. adoptid. 111. : Realm, Sohn - bete Wits In ' whet is inabldnigHT Weed cho.pe r aiperni.timerro4 ref{ diet It vicildllia the Die 11,,,,d, - ; - 14) .., •••;1••.,,, . . 4 ,1 -7- :sii• • . ••; -- --- .7 wail . 011 .11+41-irootitit • • is - Afie do verPol 4t thircUpper:gpaiirOir at Fayette ladierOadt nailed s= . • met a use iteHs of Nortiilll,,, art . 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Valpy• 4 mid sold by Messrs. Law aildWhlt• lows : - the company of i'disagrOisable old 'woman who was Those at is. or day, from toe Sd Regiment of Foot Guards, taker. &Gagman stud Ca., Nada* asid Go., Psteroosser-row ; •• TO HMI ROYAL etnnwEsp nos . Panics .. elide en* of tisenombered Regiments at that rate. and all wrier Booltseiler.s. REGENT. ass enemy of hervamber a; bet heill usage altevshe ,Tbiaday waa piibLabed, price 'it:l ! . bawds, rigURCII-OF:ENGL.ANDISM sod its CATE 'examined z prreeded• by Strictures as the Es-, 'clods/airy Systesitits pursued is Ilel l . ll nciellebScaosibe inters erred with Parallel Views of the English and Scutum Established and Ness-Established Cbarrues t lid cusichtilleg , with Remedies proposed for Abuses unheated. and tan Lamas- Dation of the Purliaseritary System of Church Ka mit lately perused, and still .pursatag, itselatag proposed New Churches. By JEREMY BENTHAM. Kaq. Beecher of Lincalit's lou, and lair of ',Neese. 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