The Statesman. — London, England, 1812-10-02 00:00:00

'~~- • No. 2061. • ,1 111: • 5 au ! 01• bri9. . 06 ,f icutErt R; 1, 1411120 LONDUNJ. FRIDAY, • . 4 ..:;-•..: ~; , ••'• •1 5 : ~. .~~; •, , ~~ • ; , ••• •• • r {. - Cr,* Fa 1,11111 'ry a.A rlt E-RGY E A . L. v . .C. aV.ErsINT,Af. 'Oct. 'c orn . T if IS present EN I G I b 11. 1 1,. 1 ,0411•1110tr.9- • • THE CA atkagr. l'e wßich will he OM, • .• MIDAS. . . s , TO tilE WoRTHY ANI) IprOtENDET teellts BOandil . Tignirett D. • , • fierugrinsoa t • • rllo.6tilloiMartt of the: Crowg having, adV14114 . .h4 5 • w R -viii II ichiles the Prince flogetit to a 116-Ablution of ;lie. Parliament, much earlier than has hero ukull since theisitsYibM, of the Septennial Art; and Diatom amnia before the period of •its le g rd expiration, Those Members, therefore, of the late' House of Cominiths,,. who (Melt their I.:tertian to the eves/444'0f poieulur friuschibo,. are again batbeeshe tribunal of thefropk, Such ought to he the ease a all. Tirit it roiglii lbeeia s se sot, have never ceased to labour; ;old, if re=elected. '1 sbull i! , intioue ..,treriatinis in my egertiats to effect sogrrat abut nr resary a CORSiiiUtinn , ll &ICA 14 usvm,vv.e ; and I appeal to my 1 , a4 conduct for atx ii, aga i n mitring toy'selfa Citiv;idate (or the hoses* of ietirr,cating 3on in the New Parliament. Finding no trace of any publicgronnd flit the s t ep which (Fie Frio& Regent has been advisel 1.. take:hitt shin reasons vete , liweal,iedie o f the l a te Pei lisiabent should hate been suffered to continue. in the very afilicting and irirearious store of lee heolth of it... Siwertign, I must attribute the advice given I the private views, of the advite'rs. Whatever Masi Nave been their intimate in the last Hoose of Couentons, they oiu.' expect to,htereose it in theory, by the means which are motOrtuilately . it the poseigit.uf all Ministers. It is easy to conjectore that those who have eioursellettpthe Dissolution of thclass,,,, will very illoirtuvisiopewir the New Par lilinent to abrogate the soloist ,rouSilluti alai cuacimnit. h which It would necesobrily terrain .te Within a l iven time afiet the demise of the l'rowit, ono top oat on Act for the Prohtilki lisitxtod Security of si...wo ezibseeee. .• Ire thet•erioeUnn,l.iner% It behoves, the P eo pl e to b e mare than usu Ally circumspect in the choice of their Ilepreseruatives,whisio they have the power so choose I nod in so o:twig your favour otter more, I ask .core than the ordinar portion of your CODel deuce. _ _ . _ To morrow, King 'feral a. art 1..w101i Paul and Mfr.' A New Grand Romantic Dims*, eallCd The I:Ethlnp; or, T!,.• wild of obr Down, sill hi whiner& on Tariday nest. • The season of priif—sinn from me to you is past. The con aertioit between hasotirablesuul graifyiog t 1 me, has 11)11 lots„ 146ibted to le , ,ve me to hope tlom profession*, if say conduct h... tot secured to m" your ...teem. As a Mem ber of Purliithwi,t l h• be been too long twfore you mud toenail lir. and it. an the other relation* of late I wive acted too ioiroe dintely tostorr ywlr.eye, to Live left any prig a,: my character unexplored by you. I kuow your justice tuo•well to he afraid of your verdict. If you cau pi onouoce favourably on the purity of my inten- , rims, you wilt make indulgent *l{o-w:we for the feeble:mit Si iesperfeciion with which those intentions have beat carried iota) esecuituis South/11. Sept. 49. TO Tut INDEPENDENT FREEMEN OF THE CITY _ <OF COYENTRY. I have been called upon to surrender up nay trust at A moot cribrat lime, when the selection of measures for the guidance and welfare of the State requires all the diserionnuti (((( of the wisest, all the siwrgs ..f the holiest, and all We forbear ince of the in st iernpewite men that ever were called to the A tatini biratilfll 0t cite highest of !firma') Affairs. A rolnhitaution of such tm ditto may overcame the compli cated ditlicunies ol our silo...thou; by taking advantage of the trausrendunt giory of otte Ilene , and turning victory to the best account to which it can bm- applied by the vietariout, £ rash. vacillating, and preoumptuour emindu.a, willaggra sate all the evils watch it hat iuduced, trod tura our !dilatory sat ee-. to nought. fr'ive years have elapsed since I had the Imitate to address yea last, as Candidais- for your Representation; and we are still at war. The calailits of war is more widely extended, mid has stacked the great American Continent. • •• In the interval, Aottria has steam been in cohdict a ithFrance. She hat again been subdued ; and is now her Ally, in a war iu lintel' they are jointly engaged stArtiint Itu-,ia. . Iris the Penitunia, cveuto have Oaken place which have ex ceeded the mot oatigotor expertatium. Hy the erimutainote Remiss of. our Conant:oder. mud the irresistible yalinir of rur troops, lento hive ...been performed whi, I. sbihtk AA from any historical crimparison whatever. They have exulted the name of 1...41aut1, great 31141 was, iii arms; and if used with 'wisdom, 4 himst in their bloom, may establish the re it independence of Spain, un.l procute repose to the storld. s , If the victory of Sal tmanca has raised rt belief is the minds of Skew by whose coulee's we are governed, that the french win be fovea imls expelled from Spaiu,*such belief I cannot bat COMi• 41er as w ithout solid ground. America is added to the list of'ner enemies, and is waging Aspen war ;teams, es, winch I deem the heavie-ta.f all the ca -1 imities that have befallen this Country. Tot, new war has been produced by a system of Commercial Policy to which the late House of Commons lent its full support in its commence. meat t upheld in its progress; $1111(1 abandoned w hen, as it ha w unhappily proved, It was too lute for ouch a step to produce ito effect. That System was opposed by myself, and others much more powerful than me. We made repeated atleaatts to end it. Its erects were foreeen and foretold. Our efforts were thwarted, and our speculations were treated a ith morn. by the same House of Commons which yielded, when too late, to the irre sistible evidence of that dreadful scene of intern 'I distree, which it would pot cometnplate or believe. till it was laid hare ill the whole woi Id. and lout produced u tardy and reluctant conviction upon its with- rs and abettors. slhe Parliament which preceded the last was dissolved, be cause a disposition had berm, manifested in tile House of C - mons of that day to do partial justice to those of our Fellow Subjects professing the Roman Catholic It•mgian, who devote their lives for their Country, in our Fleets and A rmies. You reihember the hideous outcry that was raitilmfluriag the Elections of the new lal:mbers ; equally disgraceful to those who excited it, and to the Church, of which it professed the guardianship. 'Floe House of Commons, immediately mum its merlins:, and repeatedly attn wards, rejected the Petitions of the Roman Catholics with disdain ; but it has ni.t been (1-:salved a ithont nbjuring its pranicints error, by resolving', early in the vest &mina, to take into consideratios the c.usims of the Ronan Ca tholics of Ireland. It did snare, by passing the Act. chap. 155, of the last Session, entitled, Au Art " to retreat remain Acts and amend oilier Acts relating to Religious Worship one Asserahl es. and Persons Preaching sr Teaching therein," it F;:ve practical proof of the rapid strides it 1r...il taken in a spare inconceivably short for surh all effect to be. produced,. and gave happy omen of the bletednest to be expected from the 101111 i. nation of all religious disability and. pei serui inn. It rests with the Electors of the United Kingdom to fake what care they ran, that the design, the resolution, and mani fest intention of the late 'House of Commons, uu these indent, shall not be disc pointed. The stilli,:ct of the Currency of the Reaha forced itself upon the ;mention of the House. It was filly mid ads diseased : and after the discussion it was resolved, tarots flue 'militia of the present Chancellor of the Exchequer. " Taal B.,nk Sofro are in public cotionatiourequal in altar: to gold." How far Ihe Chancellor of the Exchequer was justified in proposing, or the House iii adopting such a a y 1.101.404 every one of the public is tiny capable' of dectdins,. Bat it is re 'makable that iii the same Session the same Hause of co mmons concurred in a law. Making it highly prin.: to a ct in em ,, ri ,„ dtetioa to th mt opinion, and to part with Paper fir Gold at a price lower than its 11111 l dna' value. A vain attempt to Arrest the flight of cold from a country inundated with paper; is re petition of the fully so often exposed and exploded in the con- duct of all the weak and despotic Goverion Its of Euritae. 1 TO Till. WORTHY LIVERY OF LONDON. That law was continued and is cow in force ; others h ave hero ! (41:MITLYiNIE?4, ' •''''' •-• suvraddel, which will exterminate tite• only retnaiaing - ine- i THE highest honour which any man can receive from ilium of metallic rircitlatian in most ports of thy country , by i his Fellow Citivns. is that of tieing. plural by than la mooingLoi•al Tokens illegal after the 25th day il teloirEh next. • ) That the bite House did not .coodeinn the wives-Al y repro- i the si station of promoting their it:fere:is, a.l entailing their bated Conscotioa of Ciatra; that iijustified :anti applauded toe , rights, is the. Commons Haase of Parliament. Thk gr e a t bust you have take,- reptised in me; and to discharge it faithfully, atrocious and "Pulilica"°c" upon Chitcl ' hag" , a iii " he rob. ! luta been rn y cli;ef Andy and prettiest ambition. With this cam bers of Jig fleets had arsenal s; and that it 0 mended the et pe- 1 aci s ss I vesture taw to.refer ars self with con fi dence to you , (Ch m inon. Watchen, ure molten of history not to b e La wn ,. ; , -- "u "t' upon the expected Dissolution of Parliament, to s olicit the ,ho but to 1416 age of the world great emus pi . ,„, with such nir. n 'ur •hie dist inction'of heingtretriniect, Soothe third Ow, one of tilt% ;you IP, that they eitmkut be dwelt •IIP"II beyond the h•r"' : the Representatives of thia great City. of their own operation, although is thir,coarrequehcits they deeply felt. p and 1 . 4 n Use very -- - line i Tke friendshi it*nenits f'LI of Landon a ill ever ' • 9be rementhered brine with sentitaeuto of the warmest g: raiiiude; I ' ,,r ir o h e av g e en th e o ra u t s h i l i ts it ,, e l i r „ P u eci o r, i.n ot; ° . e 7 l , B4 l 4 l . ll . ,m isirdd a tem ori en i ipi t *f atl y , ho vtw ie st . and, will stimulate me to still greater exertions, to promote by morally impossible things sienild.rest itatheir present slate - / every mean; 'mewled Si, me, the Welfare of du ' r.free and envied '. ••• • ' -c•t. Cwiellfy , the prosperity of the City of London, mud tee laitppi- The effects of enormous foreige exp.aiditure, accompanied h'Sr . miss 01.441fgeolt. of my Fellow Citisens. a depreciation of the Paper Currency of 'd "filagdarp adoepo st ,- , I have the brewer to be,. . the stoppage of its manefactares s and a Magnetite* irks ttlitties With the greatest respect, Gentlemen. are too well knnwr. %• , : - • My wish, then, is, kites in earnest endeavour Sheet, noir. be' ' I • - An#l4ri lrott a r r f e re ole ttif io ul . : l9 , s,t , mB72 ; . ,,bedit s , b g m a a r otervant, made to accomplish ageneral Pacification. ',. . - t Itly o mmtttee will sit doi l y la the .ICituj'ts.Atlliall Tavern, tin Tlte time el'PTets V 0 8 .' 4 . very favortraltle is" a dirriet ihe;Putiltry. *Mai yew ltiadlicasuamiciikious *Wks 11 + 4101- gaoiy. eptskyrecresiiuz vt . tilsteetture. I. deillwre Ole' aim cf- . Wig repair* . 1--, • •-• . -; .-.-0 • i ...rid') oiat:ii..-:-. - , Ganaceare, HAVlNGAnderstood that Wm. Mills, Esq. one of your bite Representatives. Ims slfnitiad his ioteatinn 061 to offer himself ris a Candidate fur the honour of represent- I big you in Parlinment, and Navin;received highly II ittering acsorrmees of support, from is great body of the littlependent Freemen. I pc,; t tralicit the.bustaur of your suffrages and sup port at the next' th., don. As a native of the City of Coventry I feel. deei,ty interested in Us welfare s and having no motive or object at heart but the good of my country, ancontaTied with party or private views. it is inv•tirm rr Qiirititay to serve you faithfully, shout(' I have the honour In lie elected,• and I can Only do taus on the grounds of honest Independence. • • • I have the honour to be, Gentlemen. Your must faithful and obedient servant. JOSEPH BUTTERWORTH. Fleet-street, Landon, Ist Act. 1814. The Freemen in general. whether resilient io London or at di-a vice, are reitettfully informed. Mr. Butterwort h% Com mitter are fitting ci=lity, at NO. 5. Anwar-row, Spitultield, , , where ail information will he afforded as an the time and man lier Fifthsir going to the place of Poll. The Pull will esennomet sin Monday next. TO THE 111 74 ....TL1N1EN: OLF.RnY. AND FREE 1101.DEM or Twircaurnt or LEIGESnut. . . PERMIT me' to retry, 'to you the offer of my X - Services as one of your Representative. ih Parlitonent, as• sttrhtz vim, that should l hr again hotraned with your conft &ore, it will be the rontlimed pi ide study of toy life to pi...ye myself worthy of that Welt diainetion, by nu nu-idioms, faithful, and independent di-charge of my Parliamentary Duty, no tom-mined at ntion uh yotir• local interests, and a zealtow endeavour to promote the geocral welfare of our Count , y. 1 have the honour to remain, • Gentlemen, •• Your most obliged, Faithful 'amble Servfot, GEOROB ANTHONY KECK. Stoughlon-Grany,e, Sept. 30, 1812. ITO THE FREE AND IIiDEPENIDENT ELECTORS OF THE COROUGH OF 1A1.01 2 .e.i. Gettrcrstr.st, A s it is generally reported that Parliament is to be I CS. immediately dissolved, 1 again address you to request the humour of your support at the approaching I.l..etion. 1 hope i to lie able to rail up so litany of v.,it; but the nuinher is now he ! come so great, in con.equence of the re.a oration your Charter (upon which permit me ospoio unn:t sio.T(ely to conirralaste you), thht 61 Id it not lie in mv power to pay my respects in cult. I trust you will believe that unavoidable necessity could aluoe prevent any haSing the plessure of personally milicitiog . Iyour vote.. l will only ad.4.that, in the prevent ordains.; crisis of public affairs, it he inv earnest endeavour, should 1 I have the honour of tri.ni; elected oar. of your Represent.itive , , to prove tn . sself de:ervitv of your caoire, by a him attachment to the principle: of uoir e* ell out Coloitutitin, n. well a. a par . ticidar attention to your local interests. I have the honour lit he, Gentlemen, Your most obliged and orsetliesot *errant, BENJAMIN GAISKELL. Tbrienes House, Sept. 26,1812. A T a numerous and respectable MEETING of the ti FREs...MEN of the CITY of WORCESTER, resident In London, held the lit iin,that, at lac White Hurt Tavern, Chancery-lane, Mr. HILL, its the C:tair, It was Ernanitnoes!y ife•ttleed, That the conduct of our late Itepre;emative, WILLIAM GORDON, I :sit. has hero tuch st 4 it our w.trtite,t appro. and entitle him to our tingesAim:l support at the np proulatig Election. That st C 4 0000000 itter he appointed to stiperintend his intereits nod cu-aperate With di, eteemen of Wnicestcr in securing his Mr. 11,11 hnvine left the Chair, the Thanks of the Meeting were vested to bias for his able nod imp:lmila conduct. t: l + .4- • * _ . I . 1 ...•.*.r.ii• i :. ;.7 i . . /4 ••,_.4. , /,',; - ,-;,/ _ ' , 4 • , . . 1 . ... i t , I ..MlC i fp ... \. r, • '-". P. ..., ' • A'r te 11 - , 46 - 40 1 - \-, - • .k:4 ~V : 91 . 1' , ~- , ;1 , I t 1 .! . . 7 '!) 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S,, , . .0 • 6 i PRICE 6 fa. • , fa/ .44 gliriP4.ll7l4 l 4eit War. ~ 1 . 41. 1 inymoncror . alidikble . iin ! i T a ntim'eretis IVIEV T I NG of 1 NI)EPENDSNT • A peace. fis rieempulistiment innf be be and I , or rebel's b a t MI; l fAVlltittlilvAl; Primal, to 'lt 011 EltT WAI TH NiAld s has beets prnvetito me iri tie so,' I shiliftnet-lletkeee• It ;', 1111U4 ivi h - held ; a s tom, Neal Loudon 'Tavern, Clas sipside, October 1, 1f444.4 would be prio4eist aud-proper to malty I t llittt.'"lr.„ Imo, millet make Of , my* mind to n'tiMoto alaattl'ml thll'o llum h ' rfesof+ea 'thitinintously, That it *lnseam highly . proper that • t eisstwommat.e stf .war gloried es wltteef ?dill littoPe, Pft r it t I eat teastdieete should stand upon hisindividnal- interest.; sad meet of its termination ; without 101,proof of is ludispeashte., Oat this,MecAlog recommend the Committee, appinted on Sa. orcessity. " • turtlav Inv fa adopt the most e ff ectual measures to secure the efte lAsonbernpts MANY. the slightest sketch of ilep even , . i im•elioli ei to. %unman. which have taken Ware during the existence of the last Paella.. i . Thattkis Meeting, 01110 acting separately for Mr. Wei t Inwtri, meat; c"" 4 "I """ it * 11 " 'neutio n ' ef " 13t "t r a' n ' ain "ro s i latr** wcordially mower in proimillng fie interests of E 7 r. Aldze• sinus " 4°e "hi" in a" 1 '" I eh ' s " the varcer °r ' lle fin ' t . Mali Combe and Mr. Alderman' Wood. Minister of the Croton. drprived his tafiil Y i;r. lit tr( " °e "..._" . l Thatfrimithe free oilers of support,and the unsolicited pledges awe, andliociety of one of inmost amiable and ,41isable oPe." . already given by nuineroas classes of the Independent Livery, hers. - - flow , . 0 6 : ,t1vpsims the most confident hope, that the issue of the op- I writ present in atterstlance mum my duty In the fir elilng contest will prove a decided triumph for the elective Ceetywnne when that told. Murder was' perpetrated iiryit Mr. catechise ofthe t:ity of London, and the cause of General Free- Prreesal. I had been roast:mils opposed to him. I hid id- . doer. • wits@ condemned the mode by *Melt he .bad acquired Power, That, as it is the unqualified sense of this Meeting, In confute m and his use of it wk.' acquired. But the sensations I their i,.. y it to the pure ned genuine principles of the "Constitution, experienced proved to me that I hottest deceived myself Mow- , that Representatives might in be returned to Parliament free of p® it was sense of Puldic Duty. not animosity or envy to., : es pence, Subscriptions de immediately opened for defraying the words any snag, which had actuated by 'Public Conduit. I ! , expellees which may be incurred by that Committee. deeply rogret hit tmtimely end. My opinion of the impolicy . SAM U EL EA V ELL, Chairman. of the Measures at his Administration tcomins unelinnged. That the Thanks of this Meeting tie giver' to Samuel Favell, It ha , afforded one of the most striking eitnmples upon re : for his Mile and ousels conduct in the Chair. cord of the instability of human uffweri, and the imeentity.mr 4... Ire fonvalitee attend eery dav at ine NMI London Tavern, human life in places of the Freatest apparent safety, to person., 1 Oiliest famed td attach from& and . l4l coral/bite the regard of Clompside, from nine In the morning till nine at night, wisest °pp/Ingots... ..., .. • • A oil eir ,, Milliell ti. 416 sre,riegoested lobe made. Sul *Options art recessed by Samuel Fits.4l„ E. Ct.:airmail. i s a i , r n Y n A . a if, i s ie n v :u... l h ,,„ lve „ t e 'e r,,pu ra ir it „ h m fu s i ,i;,,l igefit r g dleg,.„ Bllld i l d ,, 4l „, nte ,, r r a L St. Airily Axel Mr. Herennihr, Treasurer, St. Pours Chisree. ,---,, , „,r--- ; ,_ . card ; Mr. Burnstead. Bishoisigssie-street t Mr. Debbisi, , treads - - cond . conduct entitles -- -- si — le tqin - u - r - ionti - de — ne r e -- f - o - it he - fitture,'. II Seed derive the greatest gratification from My Re-elei tiros. and ' street__ . . i l...Mr. W right, Ktfig4lreels Cheap-Oe i* 7 Reeve* 1 . 114 • Carter, Minnries; and at the. Comiiiitise R „ aw. will endeavour to do my duty. notkiug übatiugef my hope and gate• l nit Mr. wish to serve lay Country. You hive it again in sour power to bestow upon me the proudest distinction I shall ever clout.. 1 I have the honour to be, with nr.r.ettnnate respect mid attach ; mem, Gentlemen, Your obliged and faithful servant, SAMUEL WHLTBREAD. AT a Numerous and Respectable MEE IA NG, convened by Public. Advertisement, at the Lond,,n sem, Bishepsgute-street, 1111 the Ist of Oei.ber, for th.. onr;ldis of enneerting the lir.t weans of seeming Mr. Alderm an COWIE'S' !LE-ELECTION for the CRY OF LONDON, in the ensuing Parliament, Mr: Alderman 1)0 ViV I LLE in the Chair; It wns Resolved Unanimously, That in remembrance of the unanimous Vote of Thanks passed to Mr. Alderman Oinks by the Livery of London, at Cite close of hi. office for Sheriff, nod of the univer.iii aporohn tion of his conduct as Mayor, particularly during the ditterh ar.ces in the City from the Idea Price of Provitions; nod own review of his npricht told ladependont conduct in the Four hot Parliaments, is herein he most faithfally Represewed the great body of his Electors; it is thetopininn of thic Meeting. that Mr. Alderman Comb* is a lit penny to he continued one of the RA aresesnativea of this City en Parli•ensent. That we tin ta-.n cordially recausoemi hint in the warm spfs port of hi. llrother-Liverymen ; and that sce o;11. 'IP the u.sud-t of our power. use oar hell eadenrours to promote and secure the worthy Aldriongn's Re-election. Tnnt the foregoing Reotlutinott he signettby the Chairman, and published iii the Moraine and Evening , Patter , . %V I LLI Ahi DOM V I LLE, Chairman. The Chairman hosing left the Chair, it gins— R.cts Uttaniontutly, Th it the Thinks of this Meetinc ite glvlto Inking fat his uni form, upright, antl {minutia! condors tta this ttelrel•illoi. 1 , TO THE woannt INonpv.NDENT LIVERY Or LONDON. • GuNrscstrv. . BY the Dissolution or Part;lniattt, the choke of your Re l •resentativeo in the Howe 4 CO 'MOOS r. , frs. to you, nod in ;maim. Solicit's& for rarer-,, I tale the litwrty to Tit-opale mvielf again a Can/Udine fire valor (aware. ' I hope that my r..oduct In the 131+414 elevated ni•el di.tin. ruishr.l situation,. in 'filch you :rive pi:iced Ulf; 1415 SO far mu.. infesied my lowlier to my stiyeres4n, awl my :11,:sehment ti the centime pitortpte;ert elm Clostylitillion, us in. wite.mpy Enrthee vtrofest+imis thereof in v, u unnece.oary. 1 Imyr he ii In your service many year., storing which time, in ntv Parliamentary conduct, I have C iikulird no lotete.t bat that of the Puttlie, of which you make s.i respectable a part ; nor have I courted say favour but yours. C on , el ,,a, of 'riving hitherto done my duty by you, I nail very yevevtfully mid very earnestly solicit a renewal •tr your coutidence; and I :.sure you onto kolemoly, that if yea shall think me worthy of it, I a ill be faitilful to the trust )Ott may repute in me. • With great respect, I have the honour to be, Gentlemen, Your much obliged and most obedient servant, I London, Sept. SO, 131?. H . C. COMER. . The Committee fir conducting the Election of Mr. Aldernine 1 Cmithe mill sit daily at the Guildhall Colfee-huuse, where guy Cotnmunieations will he thankfully received. . . TO THE WORTHY INDEPENDENT LIVERY OP LONDON. Gevrirstritt, • HAVING been engaged 27 years in your serv.ice a, a Magistrate, in t camse of which I have had the hoooorofenjosiu. y.ittr cacti !eaee as sour Representative in. tiv successive Parlirunent4, it cannot hut be highly satisfactory to toe, to he able soli-muly W declare, that I have never sue: ved from a rigid adherence In those principles which first entitled one to your n +tire, and which are already too Well known, and have been ton often publicly and pracitcally evinced, to requite any repetition ; I feel, however, that it it duty which I owe to you, in soliciting your support, to re turn me to Parliament for the sixth time, to avow, that I pm. ems the same iiirilterabl. attachment to tile Sovereign, the Laws, and the Constitution ; the same zealous devotion to the real in terests of the country ; aid the same ardent desire to promote the welfare, and protect the rights and privileges of this great 'City and my Constituents, which I originally pr.ifesscil, as the basis of my pretensi.ms to your favour, and wit.. the import /Wit of which my mind is indelibly impressed. My public cons duct having always been candid and sincere. I ran s :url , lay my Wind on my heart, and amen, that it has been equalv con trientik.a4 , Upii the firm ground, therefore, of consi;teney„ and im tattle public principles. I venture again to rCquest your isultages at the ensiling Election. I have the linreitir to be. Gentlemen, Your much obliged, faithful, nad devoted humble servant, WM. CURTIS. Old9outh.Serr-hnuse, Oct.!, 1812. Sir W. Curtis's Committee sit it .iiv nt the 041 South-Sea house, where any Commtmication will he thankfilly received. TO 'ffiE WORTHY AND INnEP , 'Nfr.',NT FREE MEN OF TILE TOWN AND PORT OF kIYTHE. IREQUE•3I: you to accept my most grateful ac. knowledgments for the highly Battering rereption. 4, 11 ,6 everienced on toy Canvass, which, I coal., has exceeded the mustmust Sanguine expectations I had allowed myself to form. I beg to assure ),)a. that I duly estimate the high honour which your kind partiality permits me to anticipate, with confidence of again represeniinr, you iw Parliament. And remain, G.nth-own, Your obliged and faithful Servant. Hythe, Oct. 1, 1812. JOHN PER It INT:. LAVENDER AND lION El - IVA ("Elf. JTAYLER, Lavender •lirater Merchant ) 11.1 from Steel's, takei t,u, opportuitity of returning lu, inn,g grateful thatilis to the Nobility and Ito:try, for the human' they hue conferred int him, by favouring niin with and lie astute. them that Ills utmost study shall Patronage. J. T. is happy to add that, notivithstonding male by other verniers to injure the reputation e l ega nt a nd useful Perfume., the permanehre of fri a rnure h uid„ectatedeitem the nutrition of the of t h e po lite circle'. • From htt.ing stLgrat e. bled to tt fer them at the t'ollossiog Fire !Avenel', Water. • alone. • Per Pint Bottle.. Jen 2 9 I.Per Pint Boot 191 6 ditto fur bold nay Josisli•Tityler, at ht• Lavender ' Si% Tipper George-street, P. rtimoi.stmore; wi• Captains, itte. may he asp/OW with it, from One Bumf*, at shot Midas Ja the west liberal Term, 1 144 .1? 1 `Jo ; I , $.„ • • • their et 000000 be to mord theit yy rig the ottempit, i.ot of hi. above a their gr.teful forti.e4 !Whigs :I demand her Wakter. 1 tie AN 4 0 rI 1 0 Wareltooge, No. I where Merck:HAS, )iie Is a Hatotrrit r 7ertna, fur heady .. 1 • . ~~ 1 votro. WANTEDa, YOUTH te.be articled to a LA ND sonvElcoa. far the term of T wee or Faye t•r till be Oreot , rt Imaae of the ratetilv, and everts at oh..virt hit,. A p•rn expitteil. Ii terJ. par 4 pail. adhice, 1. rd .C. 9. to be left at Mr. Qareeir.bsaldiiiiiti, Brampton, will br duly amend ed HE PERFORMETDEATIM ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. T RS engaged at this Theatre, ..ble nn oho , Si t g e, on .+1 anday nett, October tile :'h. al One so'Ciork nrerirllt, for VIP neeeeintry r.c.p.n.iro of 'fa , asrical s: it 6 expected Iva all ill lily liaind and sign their D 0,4 prop.itry,i few that p ar p o .e. By Order of She Stiti.l:nnimitire, - C. W. WARD. Semidry. THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY.LANE. •—-•- • . NOTICE is hereby given, to all Petsons claiming .ial , l of fie , admission to Ow ...II T , wittre, 8 nit the Th.itre tat ive no Sainrita... Ine DO at fl"loher : owl that an Pennon Isaitriograinicittl with themAire riven to poitt c net verlibernettl. to sin 'heir Rayne% is the Ito it kept S. the S -ere. tart/ se Ike CoMraittre. at use 'frenaury Oilice in braryelane, an.l I.:tante Made pail his title of Aielt fire Atnis.ion, three this .'.l the least itrevioas to the ex •rei , e of sns h right, will he admitted /tee to the theme- on all oil.:ht4 of • them rival re presen tattoos 0- musical perforuagace, u oder the following regulation and •it i. a*. % A we: rate door will I* ripened for free ntlinitniona In the Rotes. and radioed In them only ; and no free artini , sisto will he I :a.ard as only other bov.dont of the Theatre. Neither will atto per Ant OW free be aillailled In pan through she free door. Escry Person elaimittg or fee admitted ft re, will he requited to opt his or her woke at the door. lAs..a hook whirls will he kepi ready for that purpose, and will not be admitted without inch signature. . The vet v great frauds whirl; have heretofore been committed upon she Propriet , rs and the Public, in the matter of free-nd o,s,si..n him ma:le it orcei.tiry far the Sub-Cwrinnittee to dr- vt•e the atisl Ettectual insuratil in a matter so important to the, icrerrsts of the Cikarill re Whamarair , they are called upari to asbni.oster, and to thmeatlip fit i feisl4 entitled to the freedom of 0tki....i,... . _ . . . . ... .. . . For the prevent. theroferelaher kite deemed it expediert to *co i,•toleter the authority of the Act of Parliament. the Con dition; %hove stated for the priveiitioit or frauds, which will he htricilyenfoierd. . . By Order of the slib-Commiltee. W, WARD, Secretary. Tressury-Off cc, Drurv-lone, Se..t. 98, Isl 2. BARLEY MOW cup) , AK,/ C0PFF.F.41011.41.:, SALIS 111.11tY-SQLr t R F.;S US. bibbilE and LIMO beg IPAVP most A n-pretniny tehlfnrrn their Faittods nud the PtOlie in et , neral. that they have completed their itnprovem..nN. and lined up. for their accommodation on deg .nt and c•dumoditito. MOM, Winch w.II be opened on h10..11 iv, Octueeir 5. 1612, when they hope in uteri( c.ouloannre of that support taey h lye 841 ii:irrally pet kneed. f.r a hiSkjaleibidUja.Lbeir grateful ncknoo ledg.. LI11•1114 4 4 'fltr.tr (1111 ofP:tre will c.m.i.t of e%cry article in it-a tan their efilteiblishigerit coo Admit. trout Owe WI Six .'Cluck, duly. N. 11. A goall stork of ad Winegnial Spirit, Porter. Ale, !.,et. and C)der. aud I.l4ttier,,, , eot to ally part of (hi ` Di.inres &ewer% on the sl&ortirit notice. Soups. &e. rill BISIL, ( C....—ntractoc for th e .present Lottery; It S and ear one jtni sint,h)d.- ',Hum his sincere 'thanks to the Pablie far their tii.liogitiewd favour,. , ••iti is hippy la on [ounce the. following Li) ) ,l or Capinsis i. 01.1 in Shales nt his I ho ~ No, 4, Ceeohiti. ao4 9, Charing.rrt,s, where the (w -tunatr tied-den may rect.Lire their Money. on demand. T. RISII Cut with tintliilence -recommend the insnroved Schen).- of the New Lot i er,N,li.is.essioz Prizes sof 5e14.00 1. natend of £16,0a). let "Mlaillint mote Prize!) eloin the loa•Loltery. nod Its the suitill).4 PriZegi of Alit gave sack univerniksansfaetiou, they are feliiiiird in Ili.. • NEW SCIIENIE. CAPITAL PRIZES I of ACID oil, we .040.*0 lIQ 1.13 IT I 31410 .... 6,041 BISR, in SHARES, 4 1 M.) .... 4,)a) in TA X ' 4 • 300 .... 1.00 , ' ' Lottery , jest Fialaited. • II 3IIO .... • I.goo --- I l4l .... 1.200 I No. 3,651..Pri0e of. a 16.000 8.. 10 • Si .... 500 9,F$O ....11...... 3,010 In 4J .... 400 603 ...A 59.1 1d...... 25 .... 4im.) 9.73 S .....A 5OO 1,150 VI .... 44,900 I 1.436 .. i. 8..... 50.) All O. be dena • Aid Seven Prises of 'two, The 2011. of OCTOBER. and £1 0, Att. Ike. Ae. (-Amnon.T lIF distinguished Patronage and universal esti- : wet ton in w leech J. T. RICK:ES celebrated MAGNETIC R A zott TivaLET is now held, has excited touch jealoasy among Strop-makers and others, ss'ars being totally untirspotirt- , ed with the invaluable profess of making the Magnetic Tablet, Dave kilifilitlfed CMUttlon Strow., rolling teem Razor Tanirfs, Ac. thus imp' Ong on the canary pert of the Pubic. J. T. R. the rrfule co.. , i.lers it it duty itkumbetit an him to nd% Ise pier- . chasers that toe only vntoioe Magnetic Razor Tablet has uni- ! forenly hero sold a int J.T. Itigge's i , ignature,an.l'nuuslseretlin red • Ink; eimer others ran possibly he genuine, nor will any of Verse pristure any cites" upon it Razor's Edge, beyond the , e.p a city or m. 4 common leather Strop. I `le ge.ruinr Mogstetie RAZ'' , Tablet t%iii renovate and ke ep Ream , . in a Inn ." complete state of repair, without the sesseet. I to re of u cutler, Since, oar material CaUtie of jealousy against tlis invention flysa the most siseisser-snotives. J. T. 111:1, k e hos serently invented a Razor Strop upon enter! In , Ss. 6d. with which, and the oceP•ion-,1 uw of hi, Magnetie Tablet, he ventures to assert, that !Waters waN Ise In l et ill -a constant state of efficient pet feetion, with am :my auxiliary—oo grinding or setting will eser be re qo.sed, 1 nun made Razors, and evert apparatus for shaving, ara •1:.,.ity..n sale ot the Proprietor's Warehouses, 65, Cheap oes I and 51, Park•Areet, firosvettorlotiart. • • Rhz.euTablet mot Strop,. if ultat- together, cluisged AlletAites lleukairsubs. " - PURITY OF ELECTION. A GENERAL 114 EETI NG of the Friends of P.urityortle:etion,.n ill he held at t ie Cron tt anti Anrbnr 'Tavern. Siratbd. nn 111incluy next, the sth of October, at Twelve ennsidec4 riper persons to be returned to Parlia ment. to represent the City of Westminster. 110, Sinn d, (ha. 1,1812. . S. BROOKS. - —1 Gra.:d Serious Pantomime and Sea Enzagenienti also the j Gloriosa Land Battle of Safaroartra. ROYAL AM FRITH EATR.F, A STLLY'S, i'VESTM iN*- ST E R• BR'I DOE. Ender the Patronage of their Royal Ili4lineseeathe Patties It t t Kyr and Onto. Yong. -MORRO EVENING, SATURDAYS,:V October W 8. Irll4.(and far that Mehl onl)'), the folh..aigg C%triiirdinary relertiminf nrsetle . variety :--I.mterstrian Trial end% by ow whole Troop. and the Flying Merrnryi. Mt of 1 illopetnan-hil►.--2 4 1. Song. &Allier Lad, dr. Johminot.-34. 4 Grand Naval Spectacle. calk., BLACK REA TUE PIRATE% or. The Captive Prihre.e. Captain. Teach. fa lai Mack ilcarde)' Mr. Ciolleit ;ai Limene (the. Captive Pa incer.), Ad4ey. The Spertaele terminate,. with ass Engtiveleo. between sae Pirko frltite.'lleditset !Reword. 61.44),•yafd:arli t$ Nord nrm.-.-4111, &me.' Orizin Conpaw.lrr, Mr. W•inlf.- 4111. F inrni.,.intheTlKhr Rope, hv lA* tiltlir Devil..-611a Antic "Ov"r b sand he vent." Mr. Johannot.-7th, " Peasants f rn• lir:.Fi.ins Wardr..ne," &e. by Mr. Thomas. To cowlude %Ito the liqueutrins Tarobneitte Dante. To whir's XIII he Leith iliac (and fu. that oieht only), the Grand Emit-4.14in Fo r e apertarl., railed :h. RATTLY: OF NA LAM ANC A. N. 11. On hl.. 0, totter .5. Tue-l.v. h. and Welly...oda .v 7. Kateile Perform .oey; and .11 Thuroday, 8, the T:t....tte tsiil Au.; for tpl••11got••.- I •mmin. ' •