The Statesman. — London, England, 1818-08-03 00:00:00

'lrk% Sharer CARROLL. the Contractor, Va. 7. Cornhill, sod 16. tweet, Lot Aga, roan iittarea itod,Stald, its the very tart Lottery, N 0.9,481 Pate of .6%).1100. Besides EIGHT CAPITALS of .El,OOO. £5OO, And Is CARROLL% late Contract:, X 30,000 3.645 JERO,2IO SAO .... AMAX) I 4449 • • teShoo o 4 • &c. &c. &c. JYTON, Stock• Broker, 2 , Cornhill , take s t he' earliest opportunity of *uhiniiing the SC H Ebt E of anew LOTTERY, which begins drawing so early As the 4th of ,GUST. The magnitude of Prises is very great,—and the wisher ef Tickets rentaikahly Frani! :—there being Two Prizes wf £30,000. with so few Tickets as I:,ooo;—bebilles there ad vantages. Two of the Prizes will rrerive in addition, Eight Pipes of PORT WINE, Of MADEIRA, or Eight llognicudi of Ct.AItET, to be chosen by the Holders therm:river. F. t. s•ilicits a preference, as above, where Schemes, with tdl Particular, way be hod All Business in lbe Public Funds transacted with the utmost fidelity and dispatch. ONE Thotrsand Dozens of CYDER, et 99. per 1) =en; Fatty Pipes of Ditto. at 2.. 10d. per Galltl i ,... lons. Taverns, Moonier Garden floshet, &e. ate i-iietetard, Hat Orden far the ab..re will be elecated by applying to H. Thorpe and CO. 49, Ilayasarket. . CAUTION. —The eatensire demand for the fol lowing Articles haying occasioned numerou, the Public are respectfully informed. that the grauise kat algnnture and address of the Proprietor on the label. ATKINSON'S PLUM, fur the growth of the Hair. iterated on a discovery of the causes which • erasion haldi.e,. prevetts the (lair fulling off .r turning grey ; and w her baldness has ulrendy taken place. eithee from illness. perspitn Sion. of climate, or hereditary causes, it will restore to its original strength and thickness. lterpectable seferesices is this fact are given inn Pamphlet enclosed 'tuna eArib footle.— It also frees the Hair from scud. make, it sat and glo-oy silk, and keeps it in curl during exercise in dancing or walk ing, or in damp weather: price 3s. 6d, it bottle. ATKINSON'S:VEGETABLE E elmeges grey or red Bair 1141 the bead or Whirkieri to a ben wn sir iota. k ; wiirrrinted perfectly innocent. nod to give a permanent col our ; price 5.4., 107. 1 6 d., and one guinea. ATKINSObi'S AMBROSIAL SOAP , prepared by a new proem, a bleb frees it of all ems:ming xitrilities, removes Weida', redness. and hardness from the +k in; prevriiis it chapping; mud make: it soft, white, and even; price 1,. the square ; and prepared with Naples Snap, for shaving, pi ice 9d., Is., and Is. 6d. each. Sold by James Atkinson. Perfumer, No. 49, Gerrnrd-street, Soho-square. Loudon ; and by m o st Perfumer, and Hair-dress yrs in town and country. RUPCURF.Sapoedilynull perfectly cured, without any Swale& orration.—Mr. 1)0 FOUR, sw g em. to the Darnnian Dispenmuy for tlw Cure of Stricturootost sole Proprie tor of Daran's hlrdictited liongtec, hoeing , during a cour,v of upwards of 25 .t ears of exten•ive practiee. in r.ors of strie. tare, Marrs/red numherles4 di•trew•ing instances of Rupture, has ardently applied isistoeif to di-cover n remedy fur F..) prrvalrui eastadv, at d which he has happily nrcomplished,heine Wild. safe. trattleal, rind iffeettint. neenstnninz no pout or inconvenience to, tse In any way restraining the oidinary habits of. the p a ti ent I ad rasa very shot 'lv entirely preclude the nevi:salty of the use of any Inns or bandage whatever. • . Applications to he made nt No. 48 , Berner s•street, Oxford street, where the most *nit:factory references of cures can be given.—Hoars of uttendarsce from Te.l till Four, and from Seveu till Nine in the evening. MEDICAL BOARD, Great Charlotte-51feet,, Blackfriats'-road, anal Woodstock-street, adjoining ifew Boni-street.—Since the Medical Board hits been ellahliti e4 at CM,lode-home Otent Chatlottesstiret, opposite the Rev. Rowland H 11's Chapel, and Woodstock-meet. adjoiniag 14ew Bond-Wert. upwards of Thirty Thousand Patients of both sexes have beet ; rest. red a 0 perfect hrahh,many of ssisaus had lingered for 'ears under the 171.*t painful amt obstinate dm cares, wrre pronounced inentable by respectable pram ii ill nen., arid several discharged f l om Hospiials.—Such is the el era re.. salting from combined tab MS 1 i—Mrs,rs. COOPER and Co.. of Medical and Surgical celebrity, after forty years es perieace in this Metropolis, are ronsulte4l dolly at bosh Rouse, (in all capes of Syphilis, &c. often improperly treated). until nine at night; and the poor have advice. (gratis) on Tuesday, Thursday, sad ! Sunday atornia.gs , T•elve o'Clock. 43- Patients at a distance, deteribn g . tEeirea•e. immediately attended ht.—. All letters to be directed to Charltie• boast-. Blackfriar's-road, bsi 'woe are ammered wiricb do not comma's a csooreltioc fee. T 1 , REPORT OF TII. COA. OY 111 . 1,11 SUCIV R I FOR THE OF —re"i--. London, May 16, 181$. Variety, circemsteners have badly comblited ro ex cite general attention - to the opesetionistuur'Criminal (.awe; and the whple 'hens) , of crime and punish ment has undergone repested discuSons, Amongst the causes which hese contributed io , Koduce this most important impression upon the . Vtiblie mind, may be enumerated the extraordinary nuMher 'of convictions and executions ; 414 alarming increase of crime, more especially amongst children and youth of both semis; the disgraceful condition of many of oar jails; the certainty that the most destructive consequences, necessarily following from the neglect of Prison Discipline; may be prevented by the slop tion of a better system; the pricticability of 'such reforms being also demonstrated, not only try com parison with prisons in other countries, but by re ference to some of our own places of confinement, where a petseverissg adherence to wise measures has produced the most beneficial effects. To these, in conjunction with other causes, May be atttibuted the strong feeling which hat pervaded the public mind, and convinced almost every reflecting individual that some exertions are necessary to arrest the progress of evils so injurious to the best interests of society. These considerations, so interesting to every mem ber of the community who perceives their importance to the protection of property, the reformation of the guilty, and the future peace and happiness of all, made en Wipes-lost more peculiarly strong upon the Committee of the Society for enquiring into the causes of the increase of Juvenile Delinquency. In the dm 'charge of the duties entrusted to them by the Society, . , the individuals composing that Committee had very many opportunities of observing the extent of the evil, and the causes to which it was to be principally attributed. An intimate acquaintance with the prac tices prevailing in meity of the prisons, and the rules adopted in some of the best regelated jails, as, well as a knowledge of the consequences resulting from neg lect, enabled them to form a judgment respecting those remedial measures which careful deliberation, joined with experience, have shown to be both prac ticable and efficacious. They deem it, therefore, a `past of their duty to make knows lose of those ob. serrations which appear most important, with re ference to the great ends of all punishment Where death is not inflicted. Wherever the law has affiud a less punishment than death,lt has manifestly two objects in view; the repression of the offence, and the reformation of the offender. Little indeed as this latter object may be specifically pointed at is our laws, it must necessarily have come within Ow scope of the Legislature ; for it is inseparably cos. nected with the prevention ofcrime t inssmuch as he who has oncecommenced a course of crime, will naturally prime that career, unless his habits and inclinations be corrected. To a certain degree, fear oft repeti tion of the punishment may deter him : but fear is one only of the many motives which actuate the hu man mind; and no wise Government would wish to rely solely upon one cause of prevention, when so many additional inducements to virtue may be secured. Besides, when it Is so notorious that .the wisest vauishoestoi eves Use ioilietioo of death; • , • . •__ -..~~ . conspicuously youth of both seam, is the Metropolis and its ea -vireos, occasioned the formation of a Society for in vestigating the causes of the-increase of juvenile de linqueucy. It required no depth of penetration to foresee, that persons early inured to crime, would, if no means of correction or prevention wenrempley ed, sink deeper in the-abyss-of vice; accumulating on society.ell•the evils of the deepest criminality, kw, feeling all those whom accident er design-might:render their associates, and placing almostbeyond the reach of hope all prospect of their own amendment. The moral condition of a human being is seldom,' if ever; stationary; we most improve in virtue, or becomo hardened in vice; tisogwilty youth of this metropolis will not become in-manhood ordinary members of the community ; be who pilfers br lita early days, svirle has so far lost his sense of reetitudeond shame in boy hood, will not pass ihroegh witbout.atill mere flagrant violations. of his duty.; and all.tbe known principles by which the human mind is governed and, directed teach us to expect the inevitable cense— qeences—consequences which religion, humanity, self-protection, and self-interest, equally shedder at, In this melancholy catalogue, we must include mar. der, rapine, theft,., every species ,of delinquency .l a hick esposes life and property to danger ; which de-4 bases and pollutes the mere' chreacter, insures.misery in this world, and darkens the hope of mercy in the . seat. All those most lamentable results must ensue., if crime be suffered to lay waste the youthful pope's? Lion of the land, unchecked and unrestrained. More truly powerful incentives to human action the wit.of man cannot devise ; but if these did not suffice, o th ers are not wanting. Ever y ` vicious person ought to be the subject of commiseration with every Christian, with every man who believes in a future state-of re wards and punishments ; for a guilty conscience is the sere accompsnielent of crime, end misery as certainly the consequence of guilt. We view the misfortunes of this life with an eye of pity, but what are they in comparison with vice? What calamity can produce misery like a sense of depravity, the inward convic tion of having forfeited the protection of that Being, who alone can console as in the hour of trouble, in the shadow of death ? Again, 'therefore, and boldly' be it avowed, that the guilty sae proper objects of our pity, vice of our horvor and detestation. Let nu one appose, that these observations tend to eacite undue Commiseration for the offender, or to loosen the great bonds by Which -life and property are to be protected. Jettliei morality, policy, all require the offence to be repreried ; punishment is one greet' means to attain that-end: it'shoold be certain, lad ' as far as the imperfection of human ordinances ad-'i mitt, proportionate to the pill ; but religion and humanity require, that the rrstreiet etcrime should not be the utter destruction fifths offender nhis to. formation and Wore bappismei s it. is- criblinal abandon. • • -If then we should emauilserate the condition. of thO Most hardened profligate, how astieb.'stronger'ls' air tall upon our humanity, where the anon/el-is ef•toti:' der years, open to every temptation, and,. &slims most frequently occurred, traiped .not in. t ittnerlia: morality, but habitually iettrecied from.. his earliest days in vice and Iniquity, or compelled 'by dire ne cessity to earn a miserable subsistence by dishonest prnctbes. . under Disk'. Providerite; toe measi 6t ittiyieg the progress of jitienile dePreeity, of. preserving the nett generation from some of the calamities teMck must be brought upon ns by tole Mho ate trehted eft in crime, and of introducing a reforinatioo, if not complete and etectoal in all respect., yet, at least, productite of the happiest and obit beuelidet dill tech,. * t , "Ate first end firineipstt civil of youtftfif **NJ 'ion from the path of virtue, is the neglect of lateral and tetigloos education. Liability to error is part of ntau'ir nature ; perseeeraneein honesty and integrl.. 'ty, therefore, can never be edpected, wheie there id a systematic neglect of all endeavours to impress a knowledge•of the Divine Being, of the absolute ob figatiort to reverence his decrees, and obey ; hiff holy Word.; whoever thioks that. moat insfiliction; by enabling . us to'distinguish eight from wrong, at,d thereby better to obey oar Maker, is necessary to keep ve from error sod transgression, Must be con vinced that tots) ignorance is the freitfal parent of crime. Meet* all -reasoning, as welt is eapilifriai justifies- es in saying, that first and principallyto Lbw neglect of moral end , religioas education, is to be ascribed youthful depravity. The enquiries of the CoMmittee have aecertained, that the most abandoft.: . ed *imitate, of every -age,- are thew who hare been brought,tvpsirrthe grossest ignotance. Subsidiary to 'this. mew; and most powerfully °pertain', is the badeample of parents, .wbo, by their own Conduit; initiate their'-cbildren in vice, and by participating in literati, of plunder, encourage them in the cum mencementof their-wicked and dishonest career. The second Giese is the want -of suitable emptily.' merit for children in lowly life; -whence irises habits of idleness and dissipation, petteenently injurious to theii fitters welfare. - • The third cause is one which ',Psi Antoine mind most contemplate with deep regret and compassion ; the strong temptation to dishonesty,' which ha. too frequently of late years prevailed, from a want of t he necessaries• to support life. The Committee have great *nits stating, that many such instanced have ease to their knowledge. It not enfreqoentty hspl -pens that boys, committed to jails for petty offences, are discharged upon the wide world, without any al. ternative but plunder or starvation. It is in raid to exclaim, that by the laws of England no such vette. mity is permitted s that the parishei or workhouse.* afford a retreat : it may be so in theory—the troth is Other wise in practice. Much has been done by the Refuge for site Destitute, and other Institutions ; but there Is the strongest call formolowa tensise reme dies, or tbenvil will'still continue to pretail. • • • (To be continued.) • Ry r;fieenee 'to the Criminal Calendar, it fit ill npptie. that: in the year 1813. one hsnadred sod tweets -three boys. If seventeen yours iitarr. and under. were conhad in Netugate ' ete4; but in o w, 1. 0 hundred and faity-seren *Urn IIII(ifell vsere routhrwithiit Chi walls cif tbdt prison, hying jo.t double the number doriortbe period of three year. In 117. the {:ht tif boy, t‘tuti imp, treed, moulded to three hundred sad fi ll). Dime. • ma what we odd to than the prattlers cuatined in she other pfkleCt" Mese badditaili •coavicte6 petty 'dense.. 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COURT of DIRECTORS .r the UNITED COM. - MILITARY PROMOTIONS. j hourly iocreasiag, notwithstandiug the inprece• that on accorate knowledge was first iimdkpesimbly , .. f MEROBLINTS cif SNOLAND; trading to the . I dented number of executions; it *Mild bonowise to requislte' sparedweis pains to Presage the best ie., jiANY 0 Cdthmission in the Royal Carmarthea•Fasileers, signed by the . t Pest lii(es; do hereby give Neliees act upon the seniosition that anyilanishusent woeld, formation. For this purl the Committee are ,• • Lord Li eutenant of e k e Cohnty of Carmarthen. That Me Coonalids will h read, to refellst Proposals in John Thorne Weyland, Lieutenant on half-pay, to be First by the operation of fear atone; detei the Criminal . • . ranged their •membeis tsto sais.dividosi, who visited . h.fore WeetveseUlk the 9 4 of 41 4 111 ,t *mit . Likkituant, rice Williams, deceased, Writing, is ei' from it perseverance in his vicious coenes. We must the varicose prieusi to .London and its neighbourhood; 4 e ssirA• Person or Persons who may be wilting En Build in ihn —......-_. . call to 04Ir assistance, therefore, some additional exagained the boys apart, pursued their en q uiries . . 1 i l iti m es Pi rreents Tiro Ibis; of the Bartheri of abort Ono ihris- BANKRUPTS. horian. Av. : : 1 -safeguards; we must Acquire dominion over the mind , amongst their. Orin:Ali friends, or ae , pe t • C. Mint, Tavistock-street. Cuveat-carden. 'Satiates a ke t fired Tons, for the Sereks of Mt son Crapany. with tlia wards *s Touter 16 Deihl Bo's" en the 11, 15, Sept- 1 2, Id tjuildhali• Attorney. Mr. Racbardows; of the offender, by combioieg viith the fear of ri- joiriud "4 sully haaairati cases, ill which all particM. The Trader',: 1 epier to be seVesedly untied up and left kith the Clerks to the Clewal'e Inv. ' • nested uunishment other and •if nossible more 1.• - &wort. r i were retell re. At Prnut, Tema. Cornwall, g . Atig. 4, 8. Mat ' r - 9 • —ll • -4 ' 41 " "°1114.1"1 ' 414 r • - ' •,; grid ' now at or Wiwi 1' .N. **Click at Noon; on the Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. llnvisen, St. Clemenes sm. power f u l motives. N o one can be at a loss to per. cordod sod preserved ;• eml, In short, sdfigid. elf 4 heft • 4 ' 84 * - "I ' ad which hair no iender will bs re- T. Houlroulte, high Hin nies, lloen.raper. Atilt . 1, 18, drive that we have other means ready at hand ; but ' 4 stli August nest, beau am . Sept. 14, at Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs. Mayhew and Co. _to what except the frailty of 'our nature may allow passible wasters to &Nair* as asciiate ititowledlo et , . .. 't Celia. JOSEPH * DART, Secretary. Chancery-lane. . tbe eztent of•juvenifedeliarteency, sad the priguipet , . S. Lepage, London, dealer. Aug. 20, 21, Sept. 12, at the them to be efficadous, a beyond the teach of home* .. that , oscaeleeed its extraordinary and stilt etti - Cardifan Arms lon, Leeds. Anomie*, Mesas. Morton and nervosa Dimensions, and elk r Particulars respecting Meet rei ion tkdileeter- • Obedi*oce to the lime can lancing. incitase. Eaporieseir his ahoy, that tbe ler he kaoline upon application at the Cu. t.ray's Inn 4 and Ms. Norris, Halifax. 1 the Hoye to k Bui1 1 0 1 " 1 .9 B Worms, the Company's Master- J. Abbott, W eymual.sirret, Por•lad-plce, butcher, Aug. , seven be so well tweeted as by ramrod's*, as ferns form/lion _Ow oliwietd _sii , geseraLlk Oegreeti • 1 ./ ..? 'Oka o f coign" •""P h - " 8, 18, Sept. 11, al Guildhall. Amenity, lidr. Yowog, Cbbr- ~,pOSSiblos all luelinettoi -to viola's them ;If ebhtlK though Of carried; iocorreCt gtatgigigOts and erroneotax ' ...irreriders at this Moue. . • 4 tosse-ross , hiansiou:hoose. , retire of vice and love of virtu* can be itacited, if • acanthi, wad it . times,regeited. -The Cousittes , ' London, July Sl. ISIS. 6 • • J.-Frost, W. Aliases. liame.draper, Aug. 4, 11, Sept. 12, at. . . 8. 15, Sept. li. at a r a e b li e g r io s u a s d eo la d da m s o tt ra ia l a p a r h in a c b irl ts es ea ca n n be eitablishect; if howeim, ere 'satisfied, that. they bele promotted the copirew-treavet iIOTICE RUPECTING 'Ms \ N OF 1" t T I O P IN T IWENT • Eva rcf)111 CANA FROM THE .. . ~ noldholl.. Attorney, Mr: Brant. Kennington. K: Karpelcs. Dover, fraileter. Aug Goildball. Attorney, Mr. Isaacs. Bury street, St. Mary-axe. will bite the utmost security Which fhe condition of be fhren i dr'seciet, issvestieitieueliccesefaily3 the metal 'sail(' of ',heir - • 1 A, ' 11V li .. RS tbe Importation of Ego India China DIV I DEN D. labours hoe' slug* boon sOhmittird to the , Publici .. • the toothiest of Europe, although for private fr Aug. 25, M. A. Stoney, Shiffital, Shropshire. -strive- our esistenceellows as to 'twist. Every wise and in a shoo. Repint; .• . , be Lords c"""" 1 ""tm e " "f his nog 45 D Elliot . Cushion-court Old Brond-strett benevolent Government, every shrill and humane iii- 19r. i4e°lll l 7fl to t il l:* de I witted that the entry for borne II"- ' '. " ••. , • • NsjestY% er ea4fi l - at - " r . . . . merchant -Aug. VI, J. Johnson. Shadwell. cheesemonger - rep ion of seek China ought not to b e permitte d tenger Nov. 10. J. Mayor, see, and J . stator , Juo. Ladenhall-street, dividusl, should strive to pitnnitto these great ehde; . . .to . . • .• • . here obesity settert td soles hole ihiCh appear undoibtedi and ionte•prilliplee %vigil , , • I , 4 7„,',", 0 a; es .to give rewonable notice to persons who insurance • brokers - Au g . u. ‘..•9, W. Wade. Holland-street, Ox- and how far the present System of our laws permits are deemed incentrogertible, as to juvenile delin• iuhr be conserved in sock Importation, and that, the law will ford-street. baker-Aug. 2..5. It. Joy. Cockshut, Shropshire , of bene fi cial exertion, well deserves enquiry.' For. c i ueric , y its . causes; and ibises remedial =emeriti , )A. in future Ise strictly enforced. innkeeper - Aug. 45 It Evans Shrew.bur rocet-Oct. 6 This ts therefore to give Notice, that from and after the 10th • • - . CI- Cooper, see'. ()Id If lord, dealer -Ang. 49, . loshingliam. 3 ' •5 . . , tunately it is no longer mattes of speculation, whe- which are .cCosidered most efficiitioes. in prevent* . . slay of October rest no indulgence or relief will, on any account, Cheshire, bookseller-Aug. I% J. Lock, Woolwich, victualer the, such an undertaking be ►practicable or not; •• . its fdtere increase, and restreioieg it within necroses be grained in such ease, Aug. 19, W. Lapwing', Tower-hill, raerchaut-Sept. 1, -- n • wherever the attempt has been made, whether in limits.. The records of .11 the Folic" Offices ; the . . By Order of the Commissioners, Carruthers, Liverpool, mercluint. • 01.0. DELAVA UDs Secretary. CERTIFICA'rES.,Aco. 42. . America, the. Low Coontriel, or in En had with coumititents,strials, tad convictions di Newgete end * J. Emery, Dover. draper-J. Carey. Racgoet-earl, Fleet- energy and perseverance, success has invariably fol. .. other j a ils ; all ilse information, hOwsoever er4aireptli THIS DAY, street, merchant-H. hi•t iuckin liethual green rood, goer- lowed. Mr. Boefan's Enay WI . Prison. Discipline • If you hey before chant -S. Freeman, Aldgate, inniteeper-E.Teltay.. Hastings', . i demonstrating the lamistable factoiretja• • spites- n TWELVE O'CLOCK Al' NIGHT, Saner, ironinsager-fl. Downer, 13sutou-siftel. Bond street, has It tren to the world the most striking illustrations venile delinqueney has .of late years insceritiet4o at • You mg rain milliner. . • 0" . of this now admitted truth; and - a perusal of that unprece dent e d extent, and Is still roomy nod pro. I TO-MO ROW PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. SONS Pounds for • • ..Xl9 10 0 8. and T. Charlton, Timperley, Cheshire. corn-dealers-R. eery interesting tract will satisfy ell, that the Inineet gressively lotreasieg ; that the cries** Committed lit 15.0t0 Pounds for... £lO 9 0 J. and W. Blachford, Lombard-street, gold mod •ilver lace- is really, and the labourer only is wanting./ : I ill. youthful offenders are. often .of the Siva See , , ! i 7.500 Pouods f0r.... 485 5 0 dealers-G. Allay and J. Lawson, Darliug 1111 l , Perham, brash- T o frame such alterations in nor criminal jurisprid sc apti o n; and. that an organised system in Sicii et 4 1 I. 3.750 Pounds f0r.... Ai 13 6 1,875 Pounds ftlf •••• dl 7 ° makers-J. W. Iwo w. Wallis, Birmingham, mkt-knots-J. , dente as increased knowledge open the subject, and Poberts and W- Ash, Sheffield, edge-tool-inauttfactorers-6. tbe.encutragethent of ,depratitY, JO malady await« G CARROLL, Contractor for the Lottery, T„,,, ta ti s od T. Esan 4 . Worcester, hop-merchants -J. Dew- changes in the state of society, may requite, • belong "d ee d ok e . .• . . • !review made no FIXED PRIZE: in the Scheme, the burst and (i. Farming, Basioschall-street, Packers -W. and 11. to the Legislature, as it is for es to consider, how . An iptia n te k t i on o f t h e cavile d w hi c h iiii•iiii id i i ' TWO PRIZES of X 30,0 0 11, His-band. and T. Macomb. Newbury, dealers in china-J. P. TWO of £2 0 0 0. Alpe. W. Cooper. and T. it. Birch. Frochurch-street, men. far individual exertion ran co-operate with Portia. • • • ' these dishonest and depraved pttietites, promote theft 1 ) ; 2,000 SOVEREIGN S. ate. Ste. chants-H. B. and G. Bradley, fluddentleld. woolstaplers-M. moonily enectments, and State regulations. Where Heap, Padiha !gay all be West' nt, and R. Clegg, Marsden, Imnenvitire, spirit- d eath contiousece, and fi nally involve the .guitty in 1W .i. k , Atherton. J. Latham; and T.:Redisls, Liver- or tra n sportat i on is n ot the penalty of crime, depths o f v ice w i ll niteni ll y sag . 4 lowest T O- MORROW. merchants-W. Andes /Tribute of C • via titude for Public Favours conferred pool, wholesale grocers-F:. Wood. flurslem. end J. Caldwell, confinement, varying in doration, is the general po. •,. Rest the remedies ; for we shall that elmoit alt • • on G. CARROLL, he ens made wrong. mrnts that Purchusroi Linley-wood, Staffordshire, manufacturers or earthenware -E. nishment. The fiat en q uir y will he ' how far t h a t the causes ewe their riiitence, not to necessity, bet :t *dell have the option of receiving, in addition so toll the Praiser, Lewis, J. Haistm..and W. and T. Johnson. High _Grounds, confinement be rendered salutary to the indiri. . . - GOLD Nottinghamshire, br i ck - tankers -J.Hooper sad t .M.Woodyer, to mismanagement, neglect, e Bad i attest/on; 'Mount; - T for the Two Prises of 1,000 Sovereigns. with Tooley - stre e t , chemists-C. Armstrong and J. Friend, Upper victual, and beneficial to society ; nor is this all; the log, if not to direct encouragement jet Certainly ti i .. PORT, CLARET, or MADEIRA. • Tbames-strest. hop-nserrhants-J. Anderson and It. Hicks, condition of every individual shot up within the con- -• .1 assoueliag to Four Pipes of Pon' or Mancha. tor Four Hags! Clare street, Clare-maket, retail boteir ,-.1 Wald std H. e cunnivatite at crime. No one sop oyes that stilled and Redick , Li• elm of heads of Claret, for emit of * Poses of 011 C Thomas/ Biewit, Mitcham, corn-dealers-A. Smith a T . . extentive, and of tits Wog duration, can at once bil Sovereigns, and In proportion for Shores. vesyoul, merchants. - - . invest igation. removed ; the nature of man, the constitution of illoi ' The Whit to be Outten by the Holders lbentselrer. . • . , The lamentable de pr avit y which, for the last few admits of no such miraculous change: - bets Ticket. and Shares are now en Sate at the Offices a . , . . clef , P• sa 0111.1 du. r...a5.-tar. No. 7. Cornhill. nod Oxford REPORT OF THE COMMITTEE years, has shown itself to conspicuously amongst' the with dialed energy , and perseterince, we Navel 0n,.. .. a a. _.L _-_ t_ ..t..- &I ... •- - ....IL. ... A h. A... _ • .. P .W... ..,7 , 4r , . ' • ' 4: gel J AA , . . • •-•; • . . . , •' : -t* - . 11111 P :11151°1100100.0 . . . aiii .‘,.....:............4 4, E %ST INDIA-HOUSE, the ' -T" RT COMMITTEE of Sill COU of Diftscrofts of the ,PANY of ME Id INGLIN jest bid(es; do hereby give Notice, Time Me Commlitai wilt ie reed/ to 11 py r opsg, rn or before Weinesuis, the 51 fronssisch Person or Persons meson iv tot /beer Thames Two Miro of the Mecum , sired Tom, for the Storks of the said Wisps The Toulon, odds Ms words " Tender to *Per, to be oesseently seeded sips left w said Commit's', at or be iliM os ads kid sth August nest, beyond waicA hoar a teiiird. JOSEPH D The proposed Dimensions, and other Pa the Mops to k Buills,sne9 be Snedm spa 111 ice of Captain Joseph Boulders., the 4ttenstani at this Nous. ----------- Costam-howse, Lando \ iIOTICE RESPECTING TII IMP riksT IvOIA CANA FROM THE WI EitEAS the Importation of from the toothiest of Europe, i Ise, i 4 enalrery to Law, and the Lords C Isi o jessy's Treasury having determined that comomption of math China ought not to . Is than may he to such gore retkonable no bans be eon:treed such Importation, ant , in (route be strictly enforced. . This ts therefore to gi ve Notice, that fro , • slay of October rest no indulgence or relief be greeted is such case By Order of the Commissim • GEO. DELAY * THIS DAY, If you hey before .• TWELVE O'CLOCK AT I . • You truly gain TO-MOKROW • 30,000 Pounds fur • • .. Xl9 15.00 Pounds for... 6EIO 7,500 Pounds f0r.... res 3,750 Pounds f0r.... hi 1,575 Pounds fir .. Al 1 CARROLL, Contractor I • iG. kuvingesade no FIXED PRIZE TWO PRIZES of ,e9O, TWO of £9.000. 2,000 SOVEREIGNS, &s s May all tie demon TO.MORROW. Andes a Tribute of Gratitude for Puhli ou G. CARROLL, he las made arratigr m shell base the optiuu of receiGOLving, Din addi for the Two Prizes of I,ooolovi PORT, CLARET, or if AI amisualiag to Four Pipes of Post' or Me head' of Claret, fee emit of sloe Pne Sovereign', and In proportion foe Shares. The Wine to be elsotea by the Hole Ticket , and Sharer are now on huh CARROLL, the Comnirtor, tin. 7. Corn gimes, Lai don, vs his *hared .ad std, in I N 0.9,481 •... • It Else of i Betides EIGHT CAPITALS of ir And is CARR OLL's late Cr 1,736 • ... £30,0001 3.645 .. 66341 • ... •130.0(X) l 4449 .. &c. &e. &c. JYTON, Stock• Broker, 2, Ct earliest opportunity of stdonittii•g lb LOTTERY, whirls begins drawing so AUGUST. The magnitude of Priers is smother of Tickets reuratkably small :—th of 6630,000. with so few Tickets as 5,0 vinta g es. Two of the Prizes will !Teri Pipes i.f PORT WINE, or MADEIRA of CLA It ET. to be chosen by the Halde E. e. viicits a preference, as above, fell Particular, may be had Remiss. All Business in the Public Funds transi fidelity and dispatch. ONE Theetand Dozens of C' D sea; Forty Pipes of Ditto. at lam. Taverns, Sommer Garden Hour • that Orders far . the alw.ve will be Caeca Thorpe and CO. 43, Haymarket. - ICAUTION. —The eatensiee d Mi..) rowing Articles having occasioned i the Public are respectfully informed. th elvuoure and albino of she Proprietor c ATKINSON'S PLUM, fur the founded on a discovery of the causes w i It prevetts the Hair fulling off 6r tai 9 baldness has already token place. either • • •• if lion. elsitage of climate, or hereditary es. , • so its original strength and thickness. RI . , this fact are given in is Pamphlet racism It also frees she Hair floes reed. tooki silk, and keeps it in curl during exerci lug, or in damp weather: price 3s. 6d. ATKINSON'S ,YEGETABLE , DY Bair rot the bead_ or whi.kers to a Om w perfectly innoreut. nod to give a perusal 107.fid__,. and one guinea. ATKINSON'S AM BROSI AL SO/ process.. u bleb frees it of all irrssas freeltle., redness. and hardness (mot I chapping; .anal sonkeit it soft, while, a square ; and prepared with Naples Siglii Is., and ip. fad. each. Sold by Janus Atkimm, Perfumer, Soho-sqoare, Loudon; and by mint Pe resin town and country. _ , . R u rru it ESspoedily null pert, . I any Soilless; operas inn.--Mr. Dl Darnnian Dispensary for t be Cure of Sir t tor of Darao's Medicated Jimmies, tin , upwards of 25 ears of eat. n•ive Ora , I tare, elan - tett N umberless di•trew•ir.g its t ardently applied . itisroeif to discover is VI malady, at d which he has happily :scow I radical, and effectual. ocrastoninz no 'p r stlf in any way restraining the oidinary aid rilso very shot sly entirely preclude I of any tress or bandage whatever. o Applications to he made at No. 48, • street, where the most satiz•factory ref given.—Hoars of attendance from Test • P till Nine in the evening. r , • MEDICAL BOARD, Gre . Rlackfriars'-rind, and WIIIIII • Xew Bond-street.—Since the Medical] ed at Chailotte-imme Gient Chit , I , Rev. Rowland H ll's Chapel, and Wes • New Itosid.tireet. upwards of Thin, both sexes have bees; restured to perfet had lingered for 'eats ander the most 1 cases, were pronounced incurable by I said several discharged from Ifioipiiol. salting from combined tali mil l—Nles . . of Medical and Surgical celebrity, aft in this Metropolis, are ronsulte4l dui cases of Syphilis, &e. often haprope 2 . highs; and ibe poor have :idyls-, (grail le sad. P.end ay amenities, mail T•elve at a distance, desteribss g . ll , eircroe. in All letters to be directed to Charlotie but Mae are ammered wiled do not c 0. • wo ..' ~,,,:' .•1 . i '. :. II : ). • ...... Ile . 0 • . ... .• •i • : 1 -...0.40,401.00,eai11A11h'......•••••••.**.- . . -- • - _ g- •••• - • •••-. 441 , ." .‘ ... • .al ~~ 1.1 ( .)(7- 1 :k 41 ,