The Statesman. — London, England, 1812-07-10 00:00:00

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AT - a MEETING of the MERCHANTS, TRADERS, and INHABITANTS of LIVERPOOL. who {smith:tied the Legislature rigainst the late Orders in Coron a', mod of othersfavournble to the important object of the Pe titions, held ibis day. pursuant to public Advertisement, at the G o ld en Lion, In Dale-street, fur the purpose of expressing their Thanks to throe Members of both Ms" of p ar' „ nest. ami others, by whose exertions the object of the * Petitioners has been accomplished. WILLIAM ROSCOE. F.sq. in the Chair, H was Resolved Unnrilmoosly. That it i s the opinion of this Alerting. that the Order to Council of his Royal Highness the Prime Regent, of the 9 . 3 d day of this hart. June, revoking the Orders In Council of the 7th of January, 11107, and the 26th of April, 11309, so fawns regards Airierrego Vessels and their Car goes, is it measure highly hoisourahle to the character, and bene arial id the iinerests of this Country, allioently calculated to relieve Cie general distress, by the speedy reviv a l o f Manoifie- I teresend Commerce. eirmillatory to the limited States lit Anse den, and mho:union, answering the purposes which the Peti. , l termer. bad ip_vies • ResolVed thsmlllomorri That the gralefla Acknowledgments; of this Meetiagare pre-eminently due to Henry Eroughami, EP* was tbroughoot this most insprietant discussion. and a 100 and ' laborious examitatton of witness/44n Parliament, has manifest ed the mast distinguished abilities, the most unwearied 1914- eating, and the greatest attention to the interests of the Peti tioners, and of the country at large. That to hist:demand pa -1 trimism, this Meeting not oAly feels itself peculiar!, indebted for the somas which has intended their application to Podia- meat. but for the Grin nod Manly assertion, upon this and every other occasion, of those sound principles of a liberal and es-1 lightened p..licy, which, if persevered in, camel fall In exalt the character of the country, to promote in the highest degree its ammufartares mid commerce, to impress upon fisreignantilias a proper idea of the justice and moderation of its views. and ' Godly to pr..dnce the desirable result of an advatitageoss and benssurable Peace. Remitted Unanimously, That the most respectful Thesis of this Meeting he oho presented to the Hight Hon. the Esrl of Derby. Lord Liemenant of the County of Lanenster, as we'd for the homer done 111 the Petitioners, in presenting their Peti tions to hit Rn)al Highne-s the Prince Regent and to the Wise of Peers, and so strenuously enforcing the object of the litter before their Lordship% us for his general attention to the ante of this County, during a season of unparalleled nosiety seal eiSiffiSj and also to the Right Hon. the Earl litswilliam. the Earl of Lauderdale, the Earl of Itovi:Nn, the Marquis of Lon donee. Earl Grey, Lord Grenville, Lord Holland, Lnrd Er skine, and the other Noble Lords, as well for promising the °Meet of the Petitioners, as fur their efforts so powerfully ex erted to maintain the relations of Pence with the Coifed Statei of America, nod to relieve the distresses of this Country, by the revival of its manufactures and trade. _' BOOKS PUBLISHED TYIIS•DAY. T.' wAsch will he ridded THE QUAKER. A LIBRARY FOR POOR CHILDREN. Printed in a close but distinct type, price 4s. bound, or 19 ton* dozen, r HE YOUNG CHRISTIAN'S LIBRARY; or, Present fur Children going Apprentice, or to Peryi; e g hem; a Collection of Moral, Didactic. Economical, and Rens pious Pieces, in Prose and Verse; coLdsting partly of twice.. Mons from ibe hest and mast pious Authors, partly of Tracts• published in st detached Form for the same purpose, and partly of Orinal Pieces. By the Rev. S. BARROW, Vicar of Newton, Author of Questions on the New Testament, and other Works. __ _ The Watling popular Auetweineuts will be continued every Evening until further notice. ROYAL AMPHIT/IRATRI: BRIDGE ASTLEY'S, WESTMIN• STER . tw e e the Patronage of their Royal Highnesses the Patties RausaT anti Hake of YORK. ~~ PHIS present EVENING, July 10, and TO MOR ROW, July IL will be meted, at Half-past Sit, the favourite hlilitary Spectacle, called The Siege and Heroic Cop- I re of BA OAJOtI, by the Allied Army, under the pliant Field Manbal Lore Wetlington.-2. The extraordinary &DO till in of the Spelling, or Academical Dig! elan the Twn sor rising Lip iloay.-3.1A Grand Stage Spin tack, in Two %eta, cal VOORN THE TIGER, or the Rorie JtanAittit as a6 e.. by the Theatrical «!n1 of litlittortan.46.-9.4. Mr. eLtve Mine Devil) new and eefteih 4r bing elevated do mho his extraordioary F Hari Agility as. Sit g le lone.—To which will he , tbe laughable ratemainse of the GOLDEN DREA Doers open at half-plus Five o'Clock.—Rose; 4v. Pit St Gal. 1.. Second Frier half-past Eight.—Places to be token at the Theatre from T. till Three o'Clock. 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A NEW SYSTEM OF SHORT HAND, by whit* more m.:v be written in onetime, than in one Pour tux, a half by Ml'. other System. By Samuel Ricioadson, ate Teacher at Chester, Liverpool, Gtr. Fourth Edition, Sc... b suds es. Nth. A NEW INTRODUCTION to the ITALIAN( ME THOD of 1100 K-KEEPING. By the Rev. It. Turner. Coe• retied l.y W. MA LMAM. Is. TISH PAINT MANUFACTORY, 41. Loadoe Wall. opposite Bethlem. IMPENETRABLE PAINTS FOR FENCES, Ste. Se. per Cwt. per Cwt. per Cwt. Insibible Greta 36.. Lead Colour ..565. White Colour 565. Moe ditto 6.1 e. Stone ditto ....Ms. Black fits. prizlit ditto.. 71r. Chocolate ditto 565. Red 46. . FINE PAINTS FOR HOUSE PAINTING. per lb. per lb. per lb. While Paint . Lied Blue Is. 3d. Bright Green 11.6.1. Mack loM. Chocolate.... 10d. Stone Colour.. Yellow lod. Red Blue .. ls. 6d. Olive Green Is. 3d. Brows 841. per rat. per Gall. per Gall. /lett W toile Lealfils Turpentine-75.6d. Boiled Oil 6r. Oil. Second ditto . .48s. limped Oil sa. 6d. Coo. Dryly do.ss. per per Gall. Genuine 5perm....... 5.. 64. I Brown Seel Fine Bunoug Oil .... 7s. 6d. Floe Chamber b. M. Pole Seal ...... 3s. 94. CPIIMPOR (Amp 011 fir !IF, PUBLIC are respectfully informed that the 11 abase Paint, :.es Oils are of the best qualities. and all particalirly prep sot for their several uses. The Fence Paints are peculiarly ..toptcel for the preservation of Wood Buildings that sue expo ed to the weatticrood combine durability, cheap new, and hearty. The Sperm Is warranted genuine, and consequently will burn the whole evening without requiring trimming. The other Oils for common purposes will Rite equal sathfaction. • O. Upton and Co. Oilmen and Colour Manufacturers, 41, Loo. n Resolved Unanimously, That the Thauks of this Meeting be l most respectfully presented to the Right Hon. Lord Stanley. who so ably brought forward the Motion which was acceded to io the Howe of Conunons, for an emoiry into the subject stated in the Petitions ; and also to Alexander Boring, Req. flamed Whitbread, F.sq. the Right Hod. (ieorge Tieroey, the Ried Hon. George Poosoaby, Thomas Cleevey. Esq. and the other Members of the House of Commons, whose patriotic and lade. fatigable eforis hove, in on eminent degree, contributed to carry this great and beneficial measure into effect. Resolved Unanimously, That the Thanks of this Meeting are ulso doe to Mr. James Cropper and Mr. Thom., Thornely, the bearers of the Petitions) and to Mr. William Rathbooo, Mr. John Richardson, Mr. J. B. Yates, Mr. Thomas Holt, Mr. We. Alex. Brown, Mr. John Okill, and Mr. David Seldom, who with Mr. Cropper sad Mr. Thornely, attended daring the discomfort of this important subject is Parliansoot, and by the information coonasatMt , ted is Their examinations before tusk Houses of the Legislature, have, in copjusclian with A• Dope ties from other Trading and numufieturing Towns, demonstrated, in the clearest manner, Ilse injurious effects of the late Orders in Council, and the indispensable Necessity of those more twilight ' ened measures, w hich have already begun to produce the hap piest effects in the manufacturing and commercial districts of the kingdom. Ite.olved Unanimously, That this Meeting, taking into eon sideriation the great awivianee rendered to this roam by Mr. Thatans Thoma% as swell in acting as Secretary to the Com a mince of the General Deputation in London from the consoler ' cial and manufaciarirg towns of the kingdom, as by his other valuable services, particularly during the illness of kis coadjutor, Mr. James Cropper, requests his acceptance of a Piece of Plate, with a suitable ascription, as a memorial of the approbation of this Meeting. WILLIAM ROSCOE, Chairman. The Chairman having left the Chair, It was Resolved Uroanimonsly, That the Thanks of this Meet ing be given to Mr. Roscoe, for his evaded in the Chair this day, and for the highly important services which he has, in so many instances. rendered to the Town of Liverpool. LETTER WRITING, THE OHJECT AND END OF LIBERAL EDUCATION. Prier 3-. 6d. bound, MODELS of JU VE' LE LETTERS, on fa miliar nod every-day subjects; to which are subjoined, numerous sets of topics for the exercise of Pupils ' and some Examples of familiar French and Italian Letters. The whole adapted to the practical use of Schools far both Sexes. By the Rev. DAVID BLAIR, Author of the " Clam Book." " Universal Preceptor," " First Catechism," " English Grammar," &e. The chief, If not the only object, of all grammatical and lite rary education, being the attainment of the art of elegant Letter writing. and there having been, till this time, no School Book on sn important and essential nn art, the Author of this practical elementary Work calculates on the immediate and extrusive patronage of all public and private tea ch er ,. Printed for RICHARD PHILLIPS, 47, Ludgate-hill; and by all Booksellers. Of whom may he had, jest published. by the same Author, THE UNIVERSAL PRECEPTOR; or, An Easy Gram mar of Arts, Sciences, and General Knowledge, price 4s. 6d. bound ; wittsa separate Baal( of . SIX HUNDRED QUESTIONS AND F.XERCISES, price Is. And a TUTOR'S KEY to those Questions; and also to those in " Golihmithl Grammar of Geography," anti " Blair's Grammar of Chemistry." price 34. 6d. bound. DEDILITY, STittCTU:tES,.ekr. IMPRESS ED with a consciousness thstt their de. vjaij,rn front the general plan has -era highly beoelictal to chem. and improved in their professional acquirements by this maturity of near tweaty years experience, Messrs. CUP. It IS and CO. continue, with unabated ardour. the eradication of those disorders which are the cmisi quence of illicit isidalgence, or the destructive habits of the incutoiderate School-boy. lo protesting the cure of these Complaints, they hold out so in ducement to vier ; hut, sensible as all niee must he of the ex. isteoce of such calamities, they otter their assistance as regularly educated Surgeons of London. and of the Royal College of Edinburgh. In all cases of Siphylitic Infection, and in every complaint of Debility and Deficiency, whether arising from the infatuatken of a c,•rtain desttuctive habit, long residence in warm climate' l lree living, or any other came producing a defierncy of manly vignttrobe p{►astient may rely on a speedy restoration to vigorous health. Their improved plan of curing Strictures of the Urethra has been attended with peculiar sums,. Strictures of ten anti twenty years' duration hove yielded to their treol ment in the short period of three weeks. Several Nablemeo anti Gentlemen of the first re•pectebilin w 110 Met laboured toner this onitural and distresAng townie, It *jog received a radiralnod permanent cure, ii.airticul:alv reque.t that reference may lie tondo to them, it. satisfactory evidences of the de itled superiority' , of Messrs. Currie mid Co.'s Plait of Treatment. Many of the,. Gentlemen had been under the care of Messrs. H-me, Heave. side, and other Surgeomt of (qual eininetice. who attempted their Cure by the application of the Lunar Caustic, without success. To the Nobility. Gentry, mod Families leaving Town. JASPER TAYLOR and SON, with . confidence recommend their SAUCE E PICUItIENN the general utility of which is now completely estAblislsed, being found to exert with fish of all kinds, in bashes, ragouts, m.ide dishes, soups. gravies; also with hot or cold meat, game, fie. &c. Sold in bottles at 2. cad 4s. each, at their Family Oil sod Sauce Warehouse (establalied nearly 5J )ear.), No. 17, oppo site Funiival's Inn, Holborn; mind by appointment, at Messrs. E. and W. lions, SI, New Hood-street; Mr. I:. Wis, '2•2 Leudeulsall-street ; Mr. T. Giles. Greenwich ; Mr. C. W. Taylor, Kingston, Sorry; Mr. I). Powney, Brunk-street, Baths and Mr. J. Caner, Cambridge. Nnoe genuine, unless signed Jasper Taylor and Son. LIBERAL AND USEFUL EDUCATION. AS some Schoolmasters and Governesses may not )et have heroine itcquainied with the valuable recent Banks which enable them to teach cerioin eswritiril and indb peamble branches of Educati.ni, by means of Questions, or by working at the al saltier's (i.e. by the only means in which knnwkalse can be acquired), the following Ll3l h respectfully submitted In theta for their informatinm_ ble,4rs. Currie and Co. may be consulted by patients of either sex, wil Ii the greatest secrecy mid honour, at their house, No. 107, Hating-garden Patients in the country are requested tie state the particulars of their cmie, ace, mkt general habit of li. ittg, .Itcr;&c. inrineiug a remittance for advice and medicines, when the same will he given or tent ri itily part d the kingdom. To moire that /O. 'Trey 1111 essential to theiMnilertaking, the postage of letters say he added to the nccoeut fur medicines. BY DIVINE PROVME>ICE. rpll CORDIAL BALM of QUITO, price only 3.9 d. is the best remedy in thc Universe for Ner von> C ' the most powerful Restor a ti v e an d Re-ani made: ..elm of Life and Health, and the safest and best Medi cine i.. ''se World. It is not pretended that this Medicine can brie., the progress of Nature; bin it is asserted and proved, Vim it will rest..re Health,. yin where the Coustindion appears In have been irreparably- tainred. Those sr hu have impaired their health by a residence in hit and unhealthy climates; the )oung of either set, whose it 6 millet threaten premature old age, 3 life ..f misery, and an sally Mutilation : and those more advanced in years, whets tottering sapless frames appear wi thered tied almost wars out, are the more immediate attlectsof this soothing Balm, the benign influence of which NW be et - nulled In the whale class of Yaletudinatisins. Far Mall eases and in all ages, where the solids nee relaxed, w h ere th e Castle tution has feet:Wed a shark, or is by any means debilitated, thin Restorative and Re-animating Balm of Life and Health will produce tin happiest erects; the cold and tremulous Nerves will he warmed and steadied t the relaxed Abres will be braced sod rendered Arm; the muscles will be invlgenUell; the skews nil! he strergthened t de emaciated limbs will be covered with nine Mesh; the exhaumed vessels will le re I the let entethhett watery bleat swill became rich baleful*, and its lii/Vid (knot:diem rritored to the sanative impetus, which is the true criteria. of he..hk; the languid drooping spirits wilLbe re viled and eibilkated; digestion will be pramted t in slaw , the tone t.f the se rves w ilf be restored, awl by time mesas the whole cimmitotios w ill be renovated. Feebleness. yreptlassitude, asainy, eseisiacheily, and all oilier deplorable sems of dia. nit will vanish, and strenstb, ardeer. smoky. and every evi desire of reiterated health w ill be the happy veldt elrtakieg this ierstileaVe Balm in due lime, accord* to Ile diettliesi fur ate wbkh accompany each bottle. The Casdial Wow of Quito is said wholesale sad retell, by "wine sad Co. tit. 5.'1_10, London; and retail, by west me dicine renders, prier 4s 94 per bottle. • BOTANICAL BITTERS, prepa r ed by D oc t or /IA RSISTRONG, No. 89, Great Bartholomew Close, Wot Smithaeld, London, la black Piot Glow Bottles. at lis. tub ;ad is at 4ilt. Duttiatioded. Passes purehasierg the large Bnttfss of die aheve will tad it mods to their Ad "male. as it eastains eamoltte;ably more is venality them two ' nI the lls. Bottles. A ce r t a i n mid speak Core for that slaw maul Disease the ChokesMarb. , or Disorder of the Baw d, t Bibs. sod Liver Complakin t Pais, attended with fullers. in the 5111111601; Jousadkw, and the Destrartioa of Worms, ike. TO DR. HARMSTRONG. My daughter karat; hoes allieted two years with what is termed a hennas taw Complaist, a lder this distressing Waled!, she has been elleaded by two maineut Physicians ia the arilialocaorhand, without revelries; any Beards Toms their Prescriptions. Sbe was aligned with the none escruciatiog Cbroole Pais in her Limbs, that essdned her to her Bed (or h.lie I)4‘p together, aeleaded with a violent Siekreve, Beach. 1 % and Vomiting • that warmly may sustenance remained ors lar sumach to 'improvisatory. She complained *ferret Weak- Nos. arid (*old take no rest at sight, mail I was strongly re tfte r anoweatted to make atrial of raw Batanical Bitters s I there skpnrehlted oar of yaw Battles at Twenty-two Shillings, is int of which she famed great relief, and Is; her routioning Vse s 1 two more, she was restored to a refer/ ante of fro rind Health. orth NAROARET 'CLAREN. :mak. gear NeMs, Jaa. The Botanical Bitter% m INd sy he had Sc the Meter. No. 89, f 'ssat Biarthalassew Chsse, West S,siydeld , Laotian, wish • Priated Pamphlet of Direeriens wrapped resod each Bottle, °lhresseag a number of the most respectable and authenticated Cato of Cores; also the Pooprietor's skied b him. irlr. an the Labels, outside of the Bottle ; all others a re dew. poi Counterfeit,. And by appointment of the Dacha'. the _ l . l ter• 'lre sold. whatasmic and retail, by Messrs. Barclay and N^. 93, Fleet-market ; Shaw sad &Gioia. NO. 16, tit. Pnur. t !lurch-lard; and Jobastori. No. is, 0111141-2117eet, b t2/ 1 ", imeminti; sued retailed geoids* by Bighorn. Royal Ex. whey I Am!, ws, Balboni s Baron, Oa for d-rtreet = a nd 1111 "''" "Pt tlabk hletikiur Veadors in Tows NM Country. GENUINE AND APPROVE!) MEDICINES, Prepared by ti. SOLOMON, M. D. Gilead House, arsr Liverpool. THE Celebrated CORDIAL BALM of GILEAD, for Debilities, Nervous Disorders. and Weaknesses pee. euliar to the Female Ses. Loss of Apprtite.'llysterieal rind poelmodriseal Afrectioas, Lowness of Spirits, and all Nervosa Disorders. Dr. S .Inaton s Cordial Balm of Gilead is happily calculated Sir the Weak. the sickly. and Infirm. In all inward Ilerays, Debility. Lowness of Spirits. Weakness In either See whether hereditary, acquired, ne awing to Yontbful Imprudence, this Medicine will afford the snort wondelal relief. ANTI-IM PETIGKNES; or, Memos's - limps, is a Medi eine superior to every other Remedy yet discovered in this or stay other age, for the'speetly removal and radical care of the Scurvy. Leprosy, Rheumatic or Gouty Pains. Scrofula or King's Evil, Ulcers a every Description. Swelled or Inflamed Legs, Re. In Disarden where Salivation has repeatedly failed. when as other resnedyeaskl restore the naboppy Sufferer to that health he eofortuwitely lest, the Aati.lospetigeues have been found the great and only restorer of Health and Vigoar. These Drops purify the Blood, and restore the System when impaired by the imprudent we of Mercury. The above Medicines are ineMsed is plain directions, with snwising Cures, authenticated by Perseus of Respectability, and are made up in Bottles, price Half-a-Gaines each.. There are also frostily Bottles , at 995. enalaieleg Fear of the smaller ones. wherein 9.. are saved. 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Surgeons. have been induce.; in oinks the cure of the following the onjec. ..f their phriirelar • udy, viz. a certain Disorder, frequently r •-.trircie I in n moment of iatoxication, and its concomitants, Sit klub- did Clerk, a bleb, by an impidved plan, ore speedil% and effectually cased; as also Debility, whether arising from flacchanolian indalgeuces, lung residence in warm climates, or a 'revel imlitru) sire. too often unhappily pursued by the youth of tooth •esest ill ihe onecaus ing fdcrility, or hat renaeio; and in the other a tanner, us train of nervous diseases, which, if not timely remedied, tenninate it impotence and Consumption. in that distressiagottne of debili ty or deficiency, a holier the consequence of such baneful hay bits, or ntising from any other cause, by which the powers of the constitution become enfeebled. as regularly educated A IV. genou of London they offer a firm, safe, and speedy restoration to sound and vigorous health. The result of a long and extensive practice has enabled them, by a superior method. to remove Venereal Complaints, how ever inveterate or complicated, without subjecting the patient to the least restraint in 'tier or exercise; and is recent (:uses, whe re an early application is made on discovery of the infection, they frequently perform a cure in ihe short space of tw.. days. The emprecedested stir res. uf their mode of i i eatment (w hid. lint • never been known to fail in tow single installer in a practise of fille t % years, daring which period many thousand persons of both bean have been cured, errs sifter severe and injurious metho.4 had been pursued by other Practitioners without effect), induces them to thus publicly offer their advice. 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