The Statesman. — London, England, 1812-12-14 00:00:00

• No. 212.3. •••••••••--__ I'HkATRE !LOYAL. DRURY-LANR. . preseint EVENING, Dec. 14, their Servunts vilo perform TILE JEALOUS WIFF. • 0 0 ht. h it . ol be added. THE MAYOR, OF GARRATT. - - TO4llOllOll, Douglas, it kit The triNitinaii in Loodino. The Door* to hie opened at half ,part live o'clock, In be ' gin nt half woo ,it. Owl, ; Seccnd Pi ice :33. 6il. —Pit, lA. ; Secon.l per,. —Lower , (Loiter), ; Secoud Price, Upper p Second Pike, .tkl. Boxes and Floret la lie taken of Mr. Swing, liox %Jolt ;Leper, at the (Wife in Little Russell-vtreet, front Teo till • LIGVIAASS ear IYItTTtItG.: • MR. CARSTAIRS has The •hostoor to announce to the Public, that at the reqtteto of the niiinermis Pu -111.• Wove notoelwed the utility of big pecolior system of awl in order to pro ..... le the eisothigto a a useful sod rlegoot necumpli.aiiieiti, he will delis er. the kng'a Aron , }loll. CorzthilE ' COURSE 'nf SiX LECTURES tin the ART of W• irivf; in . emend. on t anti principlei by w 1110 it may be vertectly obtilitwil ts. Ticket 4 for the whole Conne, price One (Minn each, may be hid erf the oever.l in the City t and of Mr. Car st lit , . sit hi!. resilience. No. 16, NenettAle•strert, Shand, where a lso Pcn-11 , 0310 . 4 119 o:littiperj. S. 11. flit! Yirot Lecture wi II commence on Wednesday, the REGULAR NEWSPAPER ()Friel'. WMARTIN, 8, Cornbill, begs to inform the • Nue, Le delivers at an tally hour in Town Al.l. flie 1.()N1)()N N EWSPA PERS, rind forward- thee with • the greatest regularit) to nay part of tiro Kisigdoin. postage her. PUIILIC REAI)INIi 110()1tS. COFFP.E-IIOUSES, AGEN'I'S. &r. sill End chi: EstahliAinent well wor,ii their twice, at they viol not roily be ii•rsi•ll resular. hut moderate Terms. I.liN Oni DA ILY PA PGRS. liri; ish Press Cortier Traveller 04v .bc• Sun 1..-tirer St 'motion Stir Morn. Advertiser l'ilot Alfred TIIIICE DAYS A wusx. J.ondon Chronicle St. Jame:. Chronicle . Limnos PAeltat " . • Euclieli Chronicle Evtning MaH , Getirsal Evening Post C, ~,,,, Chronicle I.ollthlu.l.4a.etsr, Coblixtea Ileai•ler, and all other Weekly Papers. no te • TO A DYfirsTsisils ix Town AND LISCNTit Y. N. B. Udell*'. Ilarrioaes. und ill kook Adglirtise• wootri.received for and stwerted iu this Loudon Papers u Pertness sand di.vitch. • Time , . rilmuiug Paqt Chronicle INoinil% Herald 11".""4 BLIRS44 Aad Stockjirakiel N0.9:3, Roy', Ificte.Oge. rev... "folly inform the INA. lie, that TiltikliTS S A'R tq for the etrottog LOTT r, nee - on Soles nr their OIW r t as *Wove. 'fhb Lottery etotstAh.i of 13.0116 Tickets. and evt 4 ry Ticket will he drawn scot. • noel. front the • Wheel, for whirl, portrow Governor'', has znonell TWO•OAY 8 of DRAWINU, viz. 14th mill IA of JANUARY.• • OLD DLOBL.OF 119.41 - IVING v.E.s . rottl;o. NO •OCAO*Ls. . • • lIA.VING Contracted with..Genernment for th e AL vresent ... 6l,‘,ry, LOT fER Y, we bet leave, relect fulli, to s:thou the nlietinto of the roiblit to the midermen. toned Scheme., find at the bane lime to 'tote, that we have oli- E well permip•Lot 14 Govenooput to draw the preeimt I ottery in Tii,i 11.4% by whiefi turnip. the :velem or ( . I%IS-et:ig 4boli.hetl, a 5 e l ery'rtirtatt iwllirLnltery will he put lido the Wheel, and ..ii,,wii out-iii4i.criwinutcky, in the home wanner as in the Old Lilertee, . . SWIFT awl GO. -r----r-.- . .:..r^_':: - ..* gemEmg. - - 11 .of. . Z :111.000".. arr...C10.600 • I ~ lO.OOO 20.000 .• 4 . .......• 94103 • • 8.600 6 II • • ..... •• • 3,,t1U0 • • 6 '• MI 400 9 4400 10 - 011..... 3,000 . 10....... VOO .14 ~.. .... 104 • 1 ,li 1 • all • 40 • b 0 • r2O . 9S 2.160 0.--!.•- 2 .! --..... . _._ .. _ • 19;000 Ticket,. 6190,0' 0 To he Drawn in Two ()aro. The 11th mid N I:XT MONTH. TICKETS nod SIIARLS arc idling at SWIFT and c 0.., 015ce.s, No.ll, P.mltry, I No. SO, Aldgate Hi;;h- No. Chariot -Cron, street, 1 4 here, in the ina Niue Mutillia. the toll,,„ mg Capital Prizes haw brvi roiki in Slinre*:. No. 49' .a . 4..0.410) Nil. n £3.000 1.95 .n . 4.003 1 f-'.‘270 a 2.000 liftides either* tut £l.OOO, £50.1. D 110 .1 1: t A R N m I s C r i A t 0 % ; (R. p d n. i. by vie,,p.rivtor London, in black Pint Glas: Duffles, at I. : and Ito Qoarts at Vs. Ditty i,wludt . NMI* Weil:lie:lg Battles of the alone, will find it touch to tht Ad. 'nl.ixes as it esontnito consilerSibly more in quantity that, I yin of tit.. 11 Vottlos. A certain owd.siorcilie . Cure for tlmt claw Dise,se the Cholera hlnolou., or' Disorder of the Russ ets; Rohm's :and Liver Complaints I Pain, attended with fullueto the Stomach ; Jaundice, and the Destruction or Warms ; sae. TO DR. :IA RMSTROND. 7,y da t ig!itrr haunt ' . , hero a ff licted two years with what is trfsccol a Viti. Ut and Liver Cannplaitit, uuder ,distressing Zdalait y, she hot befit :Melded be two futinrl t P11V5i63115 in li re lbelFh:wl4lol.tod, ail host rereiring am. liewefit Irmo: I heir l'it•ml ? ittittio. Site nuts ;Aided with the sums escruciatiog • Ctunnial Pain in herLittM th:ir confined her to hoe' foir • • sv hole Days tozether, attended veil', a violent Siekne4, Iteach• 4g, and Vioni:iog, that senrrel any su-tenaitee oeowinetl on her studied% to support nature. She einaillaiovet itf great Weak- I arts, and mild take soto test at night, until t was vtrattely re crommeodetl ut make it trial of our •KillailliCat t.• I Itlrre tare purchawd rate of year 13ntdes nt Twenty-two in taking or which the fouled gnat relief, unit by her emitinurog the Ua of two more, she vino revtorell to a perfect state of rood nealth. AltGAltell" hI•CLARES. 'l)er:tomtit, near North' Shields, Jan. , . The Botanical Bitten say be had of the 1/nrtitr, / ' 4n. 89,1 4-4, ;11 Itarthaloraess CI at, Wl4l Seoitheeld, London, with a primal Pamphlet of I)lrectirtaiwetimed robbd ascb Ruffle , "Ipteoanat a nuabeerif the mat reapeetuble and authentirafed C'n 4.l nf eatel alto kb.? Penorihroeli Naar; Ahmed by Min- vitt ac the outside of the Borth, I . all *hers Are duo' . •ger.r.ia Counterf e it s . Ara Ifittnesd of the Doctor, fhe.i bitters are sold, who N o *y Wan. Barclay uncl,i Snot, Na, ilk Inekt-market 4- SlorecitadlA:lYabe', l " . 66,1 h- Sr. Pant' s churcyard; and Joberasea, Kn. _Sfb•brffir" %"u^, Loarlwo`r mat' reliebilpratine 4sy "Bolt7.oll.WYbl • Fla eh4n ei auras SAI indiblegoi is!Kme. o.r.forrbiltyff,i and all er respectable Medicliii 'Yea -aa fa Via we co.ontrir• toji; A Jul this tare ash tbev upon übjet •eri, id, bye , 'Hilo, meek irosmin Fief , AWN lrei o COW U 1. Inn of F *span venue Kg 0:11 !Hirai very of ► Art bell raeli per rican time but Clime Is eence Qui juai as Int Cour Ihr god& bora of ''' -_,- - . - ... . . .• , • . . - ee l . . -.• , 5 , . • . 9.1k/ne:lg . `,ll- e t • • • . '' ''' ''' lts • ••4 7, 1, ,•;. 4 ,4 ••••• • •ft• .P•44'00 6. . • ' . .1 ' i / ' . 'B' .o t4 4ii . ?':`, . ! ;••,ii, N • • • • • -, ' • . . . 4 •'• .. " . ... 1 4 1' *, 1 . 7 * 3 4 . • • 71, "1 r , V . l.i . ci ) . ie 1, • ... ,_,.....- ":;.,;,', ~ ~, , t.:•) . 4" •it.c.or ~ . pc ' ..• -- . 7. • set{ i''' -. ::1•• ). ‘' . - . '•°' ''.- alc.... i '. _,„./ 7 • V • \ • • - *.y • ....., ' . . . i•Lid . 9l • 1 14 r t: , - ?...r."-......... . / ' ' ..• Sl' ... a t i • cio : 7 0.• . ' ) "•••„., 4....• 4 , LL 41 a i ~ ..,: < ,4 1 , • , . It I. t. 1 1 -ti `.. •-• . . . LONDON, MONDAY, 7)ECEIVIBER 14, 1812. . . . • Pi;/CE 61D. .. , _ _ __ ------- -- . LT a GENERAL MEETING of the LONDON . . --..... . . t 11. TANNERS and Others, held at the Ship 'Paella , Long- N, RE-du B UILDING OF !)BURY-LAN L'I'IIEATR.I2. O . I I IOE is hereby given, that toe Subscription 01; 11 . 0 . 0 h ICS 6 ;A PI/Bi-/SHED 7116 DAY. ' Il ' 1- fall re-litti!diog the late flientre Royal, Drury-lane. grill I n r '1 ; - te ; Semis:sari., the Inth day of December. 1812, 1 7 : 15 De.c . riptire Letter Pre& to garb, half bound, Russia • -ionellmoi..... close on the lust day of lit pre:wnt year, ;ma that no fresh Sub. • is '''' --- - E•eravilits4.ll/: ' et Y •" / "P ee ' l nn4 malthirel • JOHN UN 1) ERSII ELL, Hag. in the Chair.• i The Minutes of the General Meeting, h e ld on the 14th d o f plions will be received. or Certificates se•ded.after that Oils ; excepting for Claim:tits undiscovered, or .ittnetilvd is Si, ohs. • 3y may hereafter be desir ess of subscribing. tile annsunt of their A I".. "" 11.. l i t Y w h a ts :lf i e 'e s i r l il lg c:d e lltt n a lu o ll ial c o7o l l d y e , re l' d i . int from the nppnrtunity , respective c peioritio . ns • PIaeIiESQUF VOYAGE to ni DI 4. b • I is Aleeliug p o ses, of forming a right iudgmeta upon the ilia c uo l t • .. h i e net C o r t it t n o tn t i i t i t e e in e t h ri .t. ke ti t h . l . i p i r s , o . nr i t i tini rr ly t o . make the follow illg By 111°5. DASll•ltilr : e°4" " lin ' ir 4.46.1)"1". • .1) tgig.i ' L ` Al It 7 •A. 1 • ` Primed fur Langoutio. Hurst. Kees, . , re mill vitriol's oprratimo of the doable las en leather, as sr II ... from thelojtirious ant inenrilialeertels of it own, the Toe r. • bssildi u . g o f v ie Th'el;tl.s., the 7,l " i ll e e 4e ile c. a tw oo l o nt' ?fano/her-row t mut William Ditisiell, l'i ° o r .. B 9 e . C""dleYenlcliatr Brawn, ... • . ey feel it trwir duty again to expect their sentiments fully. upon i r ls;pening. truss estimated by the Commatim, in their Ile- Ylt i Ar"l - Sirmie. ' ' port n October, Pill, ut 1:0 0 th. um the subject, though they are little inure than their former !.. II je. bola now cool.rined by experieuce 1 1 •••••-- The work has be e n accomplished, and the whole expence. in. i • In Li:trial QaarttS. Alit tented Nish reheated Engravings, :, I S That the manufacture of leather in all it; various branches, is Oudot' it much additimial ob.coratiati a n d matte cooly arti, 4, 4 - . a otijett of great statimial importance, and highly deserving the ' * hick club' not he fore•eett bulletin* large k . .f v. - I I rrMIE MOKBI6 '"', : - . 1 N " , ' 11 i T E. 0 1 3 . 11 of the Lii t 'F.R t and wardrobe, 460 cost 151 .1 .07.2 i i! t . 1 11. i Tl:e ce ts il i e si%le JL . • riots. anemias] of the Leeislature and the public : from con- properties, ler a tion and eloptiry, it appeal., the Leather Trade affords' of which it pail, and the C•leutiiitee do not know of any. o.rt• bows, : h tn ei d lir fr ' et i tt i" olet ;l'4 l " t i o rF r e in e gi rs i Ti v is iw D A ivens, l"7 : ll n i Ti l eh C i h n i ; :l id es r e t r a • tte!i•‘,.tem.l:; • • I ':t . tittily wait t . some hundred thou-and persons,-that the raw stnedittz unsatisfied ectand n hatever. .denials of which ',ether is IlEtile.tillitlfh d ea r in this country, The Art allowed one.half of the Suboa iption to be taken' for i th e Siructule of thatt4.7l:lll".. c . s.me, when in...sufactured, even Mils c oa r, e s h oes fur eni ,,, r . site buildioe. Much le:. than that .. 155 , I n h e - • i ts . 4 • Part . 1 :11 Ott i t he:l' t u v lo j . : r: Et t C . i t rict A T til l is:: ‘ , t i Vit, rt is S ort Tubern Diffetn. 51,.1, above five times the original cost, , and ill liner tinkle*, letken. The Ineuram.e Fund, :And the of ' Pti;,, i te At Lto ac s tt7. • 1 I • welt ,; r e al e r I 1..,, M. IL . ;7. •il a•eare, have famished she balmier. : T in... la t, , , ta t insid ta tiru d n ....e rt r tiie n nor n r e h r s Si? i ..... yry oy , ort ir a L i stel lei.4 :l , iir imht it, trwiretoor,,,Aolletkitelahote:,p,orniieeiwetnuoimitso mailal iTheur P: 4 l , T ri.t ui : e hise) 7 . idix.:thietir:n,i,,to,aw:„.,:,:u::ite:ft irr p , : , e i;i l t i: l.4, l 6l o , r ,v, i , . ll 7 :iiir s ...4e t Th s vit itibc .: ii mil as taie tw is 4 is i e 'r , .. iw y li l ziiire,?:,17: ... 71, ... :„ :, i . , 1 ri.ci : , , 4 .: i d1 i 1 .. * .1. 1 , 7 . i . : ,, ,1, 1 , 1 , 1 •A . ..ii:: 4 ,. 1 .. " ,: ' , , , r;1 r' c0m i . ' , " ..,..d o : . : . he ct L . l l4 4 l ;: e l: f il ' g:: , ; •1 •'. ~ .Nitre which hare Turfy - been repeate -. eyed ilNeene •uriee. aboteeneeinotlitte for iii , iliirowd.# l elal.ii.. Sil o owthliiie 1/ 0 “ .. ..; 7 ~,,.,:,; , _O4l either In !oar fte v t,,,, e , e m s . . „, . ii ' ', en to the !earlier trade, which tans g ;eh to mint of our other I ealinol exeetal is 70.01.0:• 11 hill probsibly rot abort of ilea I 1411.011:1,... r ..".% .1 . 21 " :1 : . ; ; ;. ..1.t .1 t, N . : - / l i n,Y li r : ftbe it i tit S '-',,,. '° ,4 1. 3 , N it i e E e;, 4 5 1 41 . I. ear staple rnactofacutres, thi• Meeting entuider., from the alt„.,'tt- unmet/Mon the leather manufactures. would have Mond Minima, .. wi th rtr e o il li o t n e rd i t h a e r i e il i t i i st n y o rih t le , n hy ioul v a t l r ma y ei t t i s i t e tt: t o b ilafic „ 6 ,o ld t itiar it e p e i t i l .. .. i . N 7 .11 7 41-' l l : e n t ; v 01.,. sr.. prim .. it. ali as 1m0...1.r 6 i i l l ' ' nni their superior - qu'ility.s.-the trade wadi! have tp,e - a taiineret . _ . QP ECM'S ill ' irmtfAAmttisrr, of 'the Melt . . ' fir rebita Me:111111w the country : t winch ;done, Fold will he Ms hied. t ', That (l i e objections to this nid are greater than tleme ton tax 1 Tbeluenealite Cointnittcc wie isnpowered raise wasotgy,sy.ri, e l . • ' .... .. st •• a t eon wool or iron, which holffd be more productive to the re- I . The J ' t-stot it Compans ^i ntve legal po.se z hi n , •&3 I.ll*t. WILLI AM %% IN DU AM; to nr..ieh is prefixed, Oti ''.- !nue (impolitic - am. ruinous n- sit 1.141•4 would l'eftlailily 11..) ; 1 A very large 'untritoit of e preodisoss has been pail, 1e..1.!".." E 'e -ige°l°°." (l / 1 4 Lill - - . . I adtuntawi las npoii knit er a foal itsiostbilitY lo benr it, is , leans executed, mid deeds dully...re:l up. Vary f.rtv el:111166 le- I uy Trit)%f AR . 11.111 Y OT, Eioq. 1, ./, • '' . i ntirulury -objectionable; it age s. before most heavily taxed, I °olio' ow-ellkd• Prictli4l for La.:gismo. Hurst, Rees, _!)nor, and Brows, P. 1 tersiosier-tast t s'illd JWIW4.-11.1.4111 ay, iccadilly. i ohm materiels (lOries mid hook) are, when compared sloth' Moho! is Ye-ta in Ettehequ , r Bi:ts to satily some item: ' • • i .iry I! it raw nutterials iihrind, dearer is bit tl'tionir%, than the raw : claim., of ibilb it ha. not l.cen po.s:11:e to complete the otitis 1 • .__ of "chum may be 'lca -m thl y. - • • *aerials of 11114 i other manufactures, hark being • crow lam etwoniyunces. Other rialtos ire tie course alt p m ,,,„,, ~,„! : 1. AN Etnorrs ..f 1..0,1i1) CHATHAM, 2 • vols. ey ° , arativery of little Value abroad. In the wanur..,,,.., or knows, `All sin be dochierved,tet rim arrears of subscription ;ire paid i o . • P. 4 1 s; 6 ' , ..:t0P-rd , •. e , 4 • li, .: t cry little advantage is gained by machinery. in the wrvieg 1 1/Vlbeareat exertions of M. BentitninViynti :Mt M r , R.,'"1,,,. ; .2. S fi / I F•nun 1,4,...S II the igll. Hon. WILLIAM PITT, 3 I; ' i' i i r Itihnotr. w Ii la SG high in this country, compared with the ! 1 . 11 •J;lotoiltee were etribled to ful fi l the eklincialloo they hod t vas , u "' l' rk.r ". 11% bn:nu " ll% i s sot I new out, glad the Theatre it as opened DO the lUtlt ill Octssto a 10,4. ii 'i t ' rice of labour in us other comitries:•teof machinery e 1. Tie:A ' efie r. l C irts' il e.b ii nf n4 : 6 ll ll e e rt,ig itY lii t* il li e l it h . e LlA bl it i l le Ed 4. JAMES' . . cessary in the different branches of the leather trade. The i The public have e % pressed their et:pride:aim of th e . cieore • rt of makinglentltee, shoes , Ste. brine sit extremely sunlit', ie l had taste of the architect, and snottioued the selection made iiy .: F 4) Ft• 12. The SPEECHES of the RI& Hunnorable EDhurN o I , : • ' eller understood and practised abroad, than most other sutou. t the Committee. r • . 1 Tt,e Committee subjoin nn extinct . f 4 a report from the S i di- I BURKE. . genre*: ~. . . , .. • . . • • That the amount of the present duty on leather, is comi In 40 . elimmittee of Managerneat, in Which It i 4 stated. io Thal i ll : 1mo .! '•. . 4 S ' er cent . 1111 Elir s ilSil raw hides„ 'and lt)d per cent. ..ii South Arne. ; diately after their apt ... i . innent.tlifidistb-rommlttee been.: .0 t u ,, o ; les aro. peke 12s . biords. the Fourth Edition of • t 1 • t Iran Irides,-tasking the nvera,:e of the lag three year, before I 4 romp:thy . wide, ir-le diretatoo inst. A mod, vo brim, frog ih e i psYCHE ; or, tho ta e en d of Lore • and other • v se anentionne tax took pl lee : that bark in tatglitlid, at the: experience a 6 - oeveral ntonihs in a Moss trying situation, t hey may i t POEMS. . - .. • Mme the farmer duties were lnid, was remparittieely cheap; i now confidroitly say, they had the good forgone to 431;.•17.%! ns the 1 By the late M.s. HENRY 'TIfIll E. • 8 : . A ut that of late near,, from the known reared, of oak timber. ! Prowl Phi l‘lanteet"f thellsea!rei 410 they "re happy us press I I With an elegant Portrait of 17w author. • . . . I . ;is very important article in .lie intrivfacture a leather, 6a - alial li'c'it Performers'', comprehending so &mach profewional c a te,.; Printed fir LO N G II A ni: HURST, It LES, ORME, and • 1 . time so exceedingly scarce aol dear, 44 greatly to enhance the in Me tlefereta branch..s of the ark BROW N, Paternoster-row ; and at the lit josh Gainer., 51 1 yawner of the manufacture, and consequeens leather is aim , • "In the engagements they have sanctioned, they have been i New Band.street. . 4 1 gui I. al by a de•ire ill Ad eath the utmost liberality, coloistent I A few Copies of the Quarto Edition may be had, price rill less able titan befete, to bear even sloe old 133 : l /q . ' That the prices of leather ire regulated ht a public market, ; with justice to the property, and to the professisan at large; and 111. lls. 6.1. hoards, .1,5 rhieli it is well known i 4 uid RS:4O4 so mud: by the cost nt the • where they halve failed tit Miro engagements with persons of ac- l " For elegance of design. curl :rennet). o f m e al time this vide wheu situnefactured, as he ill. VIA s • and the demaiad ; ktioniedged excellence, ails is hunt treoties have been opened, much exceeds ,illy pot-tient eiontic%ition of the present dos . ~ t• : • thl that sit the tax has not, ;11E1 ca ll ow, er any 1..,,en the e.vp. pitch failure has 143431 from hie impossibility am/ikon; arrange- I While the heaths of our cowery men shall heat at the sweetest Sly fat the bast year. but oat material' , lesacted the Item mil, it ; mein:, either as to terms or stipulation.: lists they have promoted sounds itf limir native language. conv••ying, a. nature dictates. . t, ,If 611.'6. anti Will fall part.ctilatl V henvy on iithint 2001 pew: nod autiotri.ed the endeavour to acquire Ihe lidditionniauppon I the feeling. of the purest pas. .., so lone shall this tale oe on - ttlie lahlwe').oll ally ht lli' s i" 1. • • the l' '4e. lath ( two . fir au 1ie5,..,,0f distin g uished merit, who ...ay he all liberty to I Psyche dwell sin their ears, anti flies shall think the angel still heir hrerssarils !savior, had in ptiteeo,, not le- a than a N r:st'a : into the Ceamnpy, at all tittle., Si herever they may he retold , is spertkiug."-alinithly Rev. 0(1.1811. 6.) . . hark, bought without the hoist Lodi. timii in of the Writ:low& "Oa the subject of Free-atlinis-bins, in departing front rus- • Italy, and con equently that thls t iii is both oppressive and 11W • - , low'. ss Well haul er- e:6 into great atone, they trust it seta ter In the Press, and speedily will be published. hamisomely prints ).. ust, unit will prove Habitats to ,win)' : ! (ililai they Wive acted with propriety. They have it ma its rd, hi I vols. See.. !it' That !rebind procures the raw ',l:lied ,Is ..r :4 an .1.4 and bark their poser to admit any claim of rig h t t o Free-adm tttt t with-, A SERIES of POPULAR. ESSAYS, illustrative ...lien s , r, Scititi.n.t and mom. parts of EarCiii,l, and that ise- ' ~ u t proof of its legalit I, ; nod they have:ranted as much iud_ul . of Ptincipled essentially connected is sth the Amm*/ ti ot o ; t 'roe this tax took plate. slie eiported tit Great Kenyon, not+ dli puce . their have thought their duty permitted, of the Uuderitandisig the hung Mallon,paid the Oro 1, , • (.4,, nail slues. mut that siseitonowasseasiee io supply thestati - "To the Prop/Whoa a outer ffilaminoot asist ere Aollowe, its - 71: EIt:IZA BETH If AMILTO'., - a • • . pit, e less than Great llritalli by all the tolvanc., in roosts ; their sperforinisures are acted. ter rimy he hiroiseht WWI, alt Dairy. Author of" Leiten nit the Elementary i t rira - iplet a Edoeatio ,.. ;" • Immure of the addit hula' duty, which, on shoe', upuit a. moderate . bine; to the higher tlit.ses of the Member. ill the present Theas I " Cothseers el (amputate," die. aiktibition, as:mutes to tea per cent. had it such tut solsuntage. trical Genii:qty. and in the eminent snrvivors of former tuns- Accuse not Nature, she bath draw her parts . - 11 .t• is mile ;MAC greatly injortout to the Molter oracle of this polars, retired ft ttttt do. : trier ; they have. thought thenceivet Doi thou but done, mud he tint diffident i moiety : ' justified in offering Free-admistimis, and doubt mettle approba- Of W isdoin 1 she deserts thee tun, if thou That the double tax prevents the Termer matinfactering the thin of the Suherritiers. Nor do they th te k an y ohieetion cm 144116 11 S 1.5 her.- • aitir-er part: oldie hide , and skins. to the great Ripley of ,•••ery be taken to !Ise faciiity they have item desirous of iillordiug to Edinburgh : Printed for fa ititi.Tret• _., wners and Miller; and dire- Long- • .- *i 1 i I ich a lots of leather !ride, and she lof s .11d as woal as fair and open criticism, by the tender of Free-ribs to the man Horst, Kees, Orme, and Dims; tad ChM, sad Davies, 1 lwas ihe new tat to the Revetsme. That, as hides tan a cote( 4.- 1•01111.31.1•441111111. in the extent proffered, of 11 , 10 Free-adini-- Ln a isi. , nittunce tons Smolt America . this tits must Sly stismosh site,. to each Newspaper. • The person- availing thew/clips of . 6 our trade to that country, rind materially Here our genera l net- such pr,iller, of court, confrorosing to the regulation.. estaWislas --•-• -•------ - -, --....--•- .. ,- sufactining iiiterests. That it is purticulacly oblectionable. i cal for the government of all Eiteosisnosisisas stlroever. , MILITIA BALLOT. I t 1 i i I: from the great quantifies of Fotrign hitle,t atm% skim th it of 1 " "raese Offers of Free-attotieion•ttt the Cirsolemen contneeted MESSItS. R. Jo\ Es and Co. respectfilly In. • "- late eari. have been tanned iu Great Briiiiiii, at it is well known, ; wit • daily and weekly presi, have in some inesnoces been form their numerous Subscriber., Ils it no the g;heditles lilli 4 ith,ivuting the great dem:Lids of Goverinatost for leather, 1 occep.ed ; ill Mier eases refused t+ ill. exprea.ittus of g ood-will, ..... .d . i , 14,, , teal 1411. P . l/11flyal . 411') lia at $1441111/ 111111.4, 111M111 i. i n ,. that the Britian tanners cahoot slow afford to give ilic prima for ;un the x111(11111 of Olt tantnal cold amicable 4n:dependents. tin di te ^a pre: c,., their Stamped Regrlpts are. now ready for • ! 'i Forrien hides, even io our ow h market, that is given tor them , which it is so desirable the N a tional The/ores and the Pres. "' &Itse l f y ...r It!) , incluetn; ske reanlitder et the pr-serrt Veer, for expo, imam to our cavilers ; and that this last tax:, added should stand. In a few cases they have been rejected with! • on their enivernilly nipproved Min o t( pros t atia•g e n totinatei far to the cotniu•tition of Other comma its, hes hlready Wheteit limed marks of tlise:ati.t triton. i every Subscriber dim it it ; is hich is i.t exempi ion for Life. An ;es a prohibition to the pittchasing of Foreign gawk by the Ha- ' " I hey art rover' the curtailment of Indelzenciet which had early appro.:l66in i s therefore nhoblute"v etseessary, al either a fish limner. That this putt constituted one 11.111 of the trade, lung prevailed, aal from time:ooloe very injuriously isicrensed,. • thew emelohle aun t itri4iaal Militia Swirly lour:sum Oilier • met paid about half the whole duty upim leather: I may hate excited wine antioadversont ; but they . are con fi dent est:011101rd Itldi, 199, Ilizlt Holborn, near Little Queeo street : 'ffialthis tax (though rough leather bris nut been advanced by • both tile press att., the public will ultimately Jo police t o t h e 4'4, Great Alary-le-houne•street, near Portland-place ; 11l , the t amers , equa l t o ;tie duty) bas; enhanced the price of mot . molivei of the Clon'timees HA . ' !• o ""fslejlee Slue propriety' nigh-street, avhi lee h are i, o pposite R e d Lina- stares; and 9. goods manancioned of leather. to more than double the anunstit and even neccoity, a 'deb rest' ictions. T he siub-Consmitire Geor! e-street, Riad:friar: road, near the Rev. Row bind Iliti'S 1 : of the drawback allowed. and haa already greatly injured the . trust the Subscribers will think, that, in this wny of courtcoy, Chapel. The following Agents are n15..b appointed to re:rive • leather tia:le; one it iota lamentwile Net. that since the tax has I they have done enosigh. Subteriptions, viz. here' implued, thousands .of per -.'an, in the dillerem brawl:es I " Ns:Mee:her of the Committee, or of the Sub-Committee. Illicaael thorough, 9 dishery King, bnokseller. Abingdon • 1 , i' of the leather trede, are already deprived of esuploymein, hot 1 eecepting by pll.llllOlll for a personal It.gal right, hits tiny claim moulder, bookseller , Wiu- Pe Irma), etionford, Linculiedu • that this iS a small evil compared with what may be expected, i to, or exercites mug rig!li a, fire inionk-ion to the Theatre. • • • cheater 11.1.1,bleton. Wallingford should this tax not he intsnediate•y repealed: .1 " fhe system of di,hoe,ement.untotzett ill the fi rst week 41 Chaster, bookseller, Whitey Creaker, WiikillAblin - 1 . 11111 this tax is stay unequal 4414 apprestive. as the shoes I the opening of the Thea tre, ha been shakily A lht-Cr roi Ist, ell- Watkins, Cirercetter a •Riehartlioll. Goiestwich worts Icy the labourinz poor. hew', made of inferior atti les madame to every article of current expeuditure. :sad cannot fail ne;;; ,,. n, t h e p iq u e .; (keret. twitch: la' i p l i t y hr oi c e tt i ne r n e r r r n e . a ` rs into , r Andre o ~ grocer, Oxford Posner, baker, Woole left durable materials, awl coarser workmenship, being tumble sloe •of Au •tia bookseller, Ilerifard Parson., pm toner. Gravecild • he 1 weight of hone worn by the higher clasiet, pay double t • liebse"chers in swear ire req•testedto Ilarrisbn. Luton Oaken+, To...bridge Town duty, and cuitarquently. that its feather is deemed a necessary of : the hands of Messrs. Ilantmerrleys. Pall-Mall. Rankers to the Mason, Stamp-office, St. Al- (:. elutisp, Sittingbourne life, thit tax (as s is laid b., heavily upon the labouring poor. CITI4II3iIS4 in order that the account. may he closed. I ham. W. Wilma, Sheerness who are not able to pay it) must prove Shot ouly greatly ..pyres. t All the rertiticates of Oar" on while stoney has 4 bee-n P aid, Webb, bookseller. Bedford Fronds, Pest-office, 'lntl:este: .•. sive to all the hest interests of the country, but tospruductive to • are sealed, and may hie had C by appliention to lite Secretary . at IL Kellistsa, helnitford Farmer . Dort ford the revenue, as well as injurious to toe leather mote. i the Connuittee.notax, Stogeoluor, The:are-Royal, Drury. whichc „ ni, in:. , , ,, te , t ,." Gil laim.S In-Alert. Canterbury* , Thin when it is email:hoed thi. tax is imposed upon rough : lane. Dykes, Prince's-v. Rum in i ' Rumford Guhler, bookseller Ashford unwrought 'colter, of shim a very eneneeierteble out is, dt- ; SAMUr.L WHITBREAD, Cltairinno. 1): Ilantock, Stratford, Essex Stedosan,chentist,Wes t Mailing ti reedy or indirectly. cuntinned by Government; nod that the ; Theatre-Roam% Drury-lune, i Osborn. Chil:inn...olloe Brown, .1/igniter, levers:lam ; ad.lili tttt of the different tradeonen's prolits will occasion then: ; Dee. 9, Mlle.. Wittspn, Post-tither, Epping (Aunt ishd LIN Seven ado . in pay more than double the amount of the gas upon the part 'N.B. An Engine, apna a new prieeipte, ander the direction i Brown Agency-office, Riche Dunn, nuctione.O. litoinky the use ; and that after the drdai backs ilia are necesaary to • of Colonel Comore's, ealeelated 10 act tat all haws imitaidtme. Mond' J. Crump, draper. Thiteet preyed the ear re dtatruction of sir Eiputt-traae are deducted, trusty, mot with •ut the upplii anon of iannual latolur, will venal Sitiskelford. Guildford lainti, druggist, bluidoone and how greatly it has already diminished the froth, r trade, it he completed on the (What* of the Theh!re, from which wen. G. Chandler, jun. Cesilstone .1 1 .1.1.ellopmamiloo , h 1 iddirsex is conceived hint it cannot ultimately tae productive, but 'nest grounder) expectatioth ore formed...( immediate and never- ._ 1 to n considerable ca flies. bookseller, Dorking Curlier, l'ost mei." Felatio..tun , Knitter, bookseller, !trading Grellier, hartoirect, Henry 1' be soititiotts to the Revenue :-is hen the injustice mut oppressive failing assitiusice in arse a tire. Inet ranee', noture of :hi: tor towards the persons upon whole it 6 munch- amount,. are !deco'se ellected, cayertug n+ mach damage its et Fuller bookseller, Newbury Lord, iluutingdon trely levied are cou s idered ; (hut, from the peculiar citaltt.. i 9 cauvni s ed rs" Pr`n i b l Y hul'll" to u " Ill " uf d lhlh . b . °lllll l' .. ' 'The peculinr nvitittages of this Society is the positive want • stances a the country , the Act urn paned through la ,th Housed where the precautions adopted are so strosig, an to rigida) , tau mice that every Subscrilier drawn sat this Satiety will be ex- ~ of Pnriinment. with Such rapidity a, prevented thaw most hi- he . red . m. . • copied for Life. The longestabliehmeni and the rertsectatalit y of the Painciph and Agents will. h is presumed, he a tufficieut .1.• *messed from stating their objections to a through their Retire- Ibe Litt is ton lane for isrtiois in the Newspaiwie, but sentativest that it is proved to be destructive to this great staple will he -rut round t , the Sulu. r . rs. . Tecointurridatiou .1 ibi s Firm. tiatoufacture; and that the tax has already deprived thous/toad. of emple,ymetst, in different parts a Great Britain, and unser. F "f.ill PROOFS of the unrivalled efficacy of RAMSAY'S PEC:foR Al. BALSAM, sis jmtly eels - . wise oppressed the best interests of the conittry : TAKE NOTICI. he relief lied cure .1 Coughs Colds, Asthmas, and • persons to brayed fur i . 1 . ) That this Meeting, thou ( h they would be the last • shrink-from the sacrifices necessary fur the support of the cowl- llotomierstiens. A' 'ON . in ,the Neighbourhood of Glasgow, called a few dayiAgo upon Mr. Angus M'lLlitald. limns- • . try. yet they consider it a ditty whrkinete nod thew country, by every constitutioaol memo, to they owe to themselves, their Copy a it .. Letter tans ... Mr. J. Dot:ta t o. c W r on . .ei n a i p ir l i er, Huilders. - arm, to mr. mar:buy, opo be av, i" sh *lrk-Once, in that Cisy , mid infornikd him, that his Wife had been aurtgernude affected nip li GllthtrilSg 41 her Lungs (as her ~ • etideay..ur to proeure the repeal of Ai, Isis, mid thereby pre- . ... - iltuVelslWld. Nov. 1.. . vein the still greater evils I' he m ade. in foot i! t itud the • "1.-1 have the PhTlarel ° inform yea o f the greet broth! I Surgenu termed it). atteittlete with al toning .yuteimme,grost • satrittus branches sit he leather trade. in every district of tale- ereived from inking er toral Balsam. t o the slairtieg, difficulty of breathing Ate. Ste. li ,ving given her. hi 1 •, 1 . : hie i Moro and sorest" cif the heels". COUDIAL BALM OF GILEAD, sire recovered in the most ' land and bconland (winch have mit alremiyd f o n ue r ti . n i i t t ) : ti le me re; l i h m er:ti e k f . r i _lbo . ? do Lw in as t. t r i e li r rie t ked t 4 S tith a 4 mi..* berm Cants, arculit- swi li - i olee. ode Hey „14.4.4,8ut0e ofDr.soiromows • quested immediately to rneei us adopt meas ures I I' ---to traustoit die result to the Socretary. -- and to acme time great difficulty in lireathiaz, mut 1 *pot sp a greet tiaanitty °lr nstonishine maitn-r her heilth sad spirlis, her compl tint having been therehy removed most miraculously. Os' Mr. M•Dowild has permission to refer respectable Kn- . prison will/ wham the Committee may _curretpott i tl.wtaeneve ir r , l l rill e •Lit td he rser ityY la tu ry a ni tter bpd s t.ultheen,d; mob we:rdtrihr.`tiptsr,ser:ridni.irlitt'ulapliwilrirait, occasion requires. as> . well as to attend the Genera M ee t ing . pillows ou a ...fn. I Aga. siltegideil. for same week., by the first quivers to the Party .-1• t December, 1811. `, Loodon, to be held the 13th January next :- ' That s: Petition to the Ilan I 1 this distressing tiro- medical preciitiorwor 41 Guilder - afield, who did every thing lo • ' 1 1 numbile the House .of Cilmsoce. Appliihwaire, near Kendal, Dec . 25, 1811, ... prnying for a repeal of the tax, be 11.1hitt it h suionitted to chit aleed..g, 0 i•lt a view to its being presen ) ;go b anon 1 was revale d open to try your Pectoral Hakim, tied prepared, and thew poiser lair one. no to no to n is pottered 4. bottle town Mr. lcseland, Iset almost Whistiut hopes To DR. SOLOMON. Gilead-house, near Liverpool. s 1 H . ,_.... I n.preined with the restoring virtues of your highly ,'_ t o ur of h i e Member + for she B. 403414 of douthwurk I celeteallea bledieine.rne CORDIAL BALM OF GILEAD, I feel myteef e pounden in justice to you, and for the iteneet ut the . 11 . 1 . (6 .,,,„ ke ,,,i ut i o ,. h e l evied by the . ‘lannwast, pub:isliela rtaifaritin.stessitii o.tis,teft.iLlitislUrdSlicCll4.!l;tillwOmplint:erholsolitisASirgrrSvialihilelyed9:o; • t‘e. 11101. tub mad Evening laper, nnd rireitimlid.nwhalp4 tte in .. i s ~ ...... o f ihree . Pulsar, la affirm vo, th at early in last sprlng 1 bud u itioient uptaistoted. for, from 11. e very brat One, 1 found emeonletable trad L .: _ . . *1...-..----t---5--- --,. '''' - j43big UNDEKSHELL' Chairm". "Stahl" hi U"' " 1144 nftd . I" . " 4 :d hil ig.. * * 1L...," 43 :: 1 , 1 " . • 1 7 ; ,.. - ; „.., i vain it. my berate nectuispanied with ditfighlty'a breeching oriol i , battles k ` 4 „ .101 guile tra''.. r e l • _'. _ 6 ' ... be '"'"' O.."'"'` s__ --te.- s - si e t; ..J.'" i exteorive weakness, so that I could ' saantely malk.• I- orstoi• VS* • Sli riti.l. I NI; , here, onnosit your toemerne by 16e. RWas Wartaeller • non. 11. W rued tar vitae timelabouring u4ler the must distre , abig softy. LOW F.'S Pti'l'UNT (o n fi lt r i eer claret'. This Fal•rie tests Voiereleive...„ loll ' I lean symptom amy eld emlimardat, a tilos or two arsere r to rea ton.e• when,, seeing In they esfinorhold Advertiser , oslhoetnoll i we vre o L n eam m ula rk.qu is mu mr bratiebt to a degree p r. ! excatene, . ekanil,. orri.. Lev .. .e h :n 0 ...2 w sko so ll .o be y v rerar er, har i l aia " g i rm w e l 'a e r if w k i rirg; ' or i zm edi e turn ' s p.rft he tern i ed in t his nei r _rb sep bou toubtt rhotrd•ift pr ti oru kiisg ree tb: 1" fehi•tuituble fur all Clltiatelialtdildelfersi• by; its horde" Ado eubliih this leaafrirratilliakr v llla r: ; 1 „ 1 . 1 : 6 2 . " 1 ,,,,, ^ : ft i tZ u m r: fr i ,:il l y li C ,! le at; o lli f I...qt.,:i.,l".ereamlar•trt.l/ bir4 l c, „... 4gew, a foothdhatseosibilisy to IV stiongesatearifeepol/hetes twiteb vier:elm •rimed. ; f . .s 3 , 1 / %-ct...• - • •• - ietesa,...s. ••ea•r_ e ____, , lo••• - •••• by Vali* 'Of wh ich , 1n teen tt,4h• h al f! t Mt 'rettarittive- ' . 4 .,, n y, % b ee d ar ripoon 9t Shistlog, 0.11 name. _ .._./. . I .. lbe N showe MediCiat 1111111P1 1 1 4 44, IfOrt *M e l, ...raseh,:oliabe.werl hod finish:tit thsenesiwie vestrined• noisy ti 4 l'l"'s k tr o =i bie I° • • will*" bealinnin 141 L'. • each. •i t ilitsaWlApdiftiChryl ITPaglr IPOti l " !Ilic h tharli rG ° 4. :, 1 - 0 .04. tr.P4O. .*, ~ ... o , w ... tit , , . . ~,,,t i t m teft, id* t o loiented and by il . - Tine rept • 1 mot odd 00 iilbeljtelf: 1 , 7 11 tg , wII lte'll Iliejloklefer iflteruA twino...eyerno pue, irenove) .. 4 ,J.. 0 • J.? J (04 wi t ithate ... •.• j 11 ...: I alt the ellrieissallwotelo h i lt Mut . . ee Lemon. o f iZ s i i ktr,l, 4 g .W. 4 4,..,t u i , .i. - _Aro* X. 411Mhotinviiffe,'. :', I IN thkolia . - .). , e IWO% toOCOV lit Y6' . •• i i•ii , '.t• to:in ':-, ~„ 4g t!: . : '.• C... 1 ::: 'Wit"; 't a:W. i'' ..a.tigetcla ':'"•• ' •••' :• r ;:t". . i 7 • , ..• ' - • . • . . - . ~ - . • • .. . . . •11. '• . ; 1 , ''''•:' ,„. . - . t. . • , .-_. • . li p - . • • . . , .. • . •V: , .... ~... ....... . . . . .• . • . . .. , . . ... 1 1L, Tn" presetit KNI N 6, Da. 14, will MACIIEriI. Tn whkli vr4II h. whir& LONE, LAW, AND PHYSICK. Ta-nuniow, Alexsn ler the Great, Ali•snMrr, Mr. Heap,.