The Statesman. — London, England, 1818-01-05 00:00:00

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' • .1i - ..-A. .-. . • twiirleilitlefftbilr Ibikits Initliglablk for.ifte itagitrdirtar • • • el HOltelB- illaKearug• .., • .. . . .itt dilb4 l Bll lll o 4 l llBl olP9r4l*lo irettlereces shows" ill, theie ( Hodes is sheltie" tlogii Prk 4 ""ir lqviOs Old seal Pec"4 l l l 3.,A*S" b• - . • Pah 010410111111/111MThisdelatiffao:40 raig4 a a ' al " Ir " l ' whe wwii ' re.oar 4 4 : l ; m i,, ''Ak,,, the isfte -A g sb er — , . • ..1 . pirpf4istrelier • ea the distressed- inhabiliel of Mew.. . hey attribute to doe Public approbation of tbeat. isU,_t • Nrotrattiort watt *died rote 'Of TiclidisTabarl Ol t 1- ' Wiiv... : ' Y • . nom the former mtery,bigb pfketailioissilima,poOrrate rbtallik • -"" a - gs,t'sAt T.00,411,14,14AACE440 4 iVilt4iPir,•,o4- 1 8 4 - 104411111181 - 7.-• •• .: • , •-• • ,': ''• '4. • 1 t . • 11 * ;.4 . . • • • r o -Asia . it ' i....,,a ~ kWh' they toe selling t they also hegira's Itt slate. how kV* lUNCOMiIIOkICK)OD •:e. NiA.VitisLi NG - Moil ' • ' ,4 oWOd i 'Offollor 1! if tfiledioo4oll.isiliedetsy, that • itt are nattered bp she iseteasiag f oplibiroy ter th•syMeus hid . t iced ItY theta is their- Cowries. bhit JO , l, lo alga the • - ''!" flitai*C"'" 1 4*" INN) . "OW 4 " 1 • 14.1 i t i_; . :Ir _k., biliiiid lia " .. maail ' - ' -. ' hi ' f i ll r es n i r lis r at t 4 " Miami* bunter jinni-Welt Prices: or teceiied &saved chimes To YORK, LEEDS,' EDIN RUNGS. dad -.an Para a/41w I ""lnufillieir of • I** "ted/ 1 vytt •• ~ f•t . sr - - • •• thereby seismal porsaus , who,- is ,Ileworenfotteilevy .1"uld . . e lmtrill, . - Mid& VIM, have rereived may th . 2 . iwfA heia•e "tided P Shure of the Poser leads Comte:6,4lmi Sem Iforses,-ead keep .1104 ' tql,ll•l4 . ll4eCit, . his Itert.iliehMees • 4411 Y Noir. E. ,000Peteet. • • ' • • • '; • - .' • --' ' Thew,' • - -., . I . Tr'' 7 i.` '. • J. sad J. %emeriti's boll the emiefectitie.• is Meisel COO' ' • • • . - ,! • re . h tifelPlimflt IP :3 1 0110Pti,1 4 4.1‘,10 ha , :wort, of dividing into Pastel Tel Caittost Priscii i smog width ' 4149 ' e. ' r 'NY s• w• 41061111 k IN a n d C'''' : -"' '. T . .. -* ti3 O "age. --- '' 01: 'gm — tr:.• idoka , . ll 4 hie _ yea At. 11.377. a Mot' al 480,00: -'- 1 , •.., - - - • • • 'SARACEN'S MEADOW. 8111012-MILL. LONDON. Al ' . imams . , WIN! MIR re .Thets Olives hove been distingoiswed Ave dm. dieeitiMBooB . ~., •••- *At trs ' .4 'ilitilipit ''' 94,:c • fine T Neet, l .: etr ailal fe!• . lierse ": lß 6 ir i . , fienieNeb - TOZlablellhels of ' ii fitimer Latterks, hatilag sold io Shares ' • • Theirs. Pelee 'of Ml4llOO i the last Prilielitalitif 6 Z -Fr is- "'L ow "ilw l ' is :Ll K L' t l e Pe.' ' Ake laids arm - ? r ,‘ N -ter ~Clislies.- seway . •. - t• • , .130,01 m, .... alma ITIr i n 'Ai lad esi,,,wfiNeal, A 4 . -- - i 'With 4 berme leuellhdilr 'relit ft ;Ad MIMIC be mimeo hope to hose Ibellisestets Of dietrifSlipell Mew% tbe . theidno•hilelP l6l " o "aegii l4 ak" Cal l h 4 ltir 47 . -PO finpirtitt into the said Latina. Gime •,.. -oef.! the ~ 1 horboemsershoisrmess.-- • • • • ''' • . from tbe Washes Hole bow thee-it-• •• The uktrilmailew.l.l*emmolliahv Geschr "hole ' ' No. Si g Combin e - I 96, Haemarket,. teeritotits boles es lo tius*.laid - . 1/~ -Ilion .:(of mimic.) by - British lubjeade u end In Bri- . . 11, Hontowoo I ill. Osford-street. an the road, carries Fop! Isidro mod Foor.Otosides; sets Ash-built ehips,. owned . /iy • bill ' tr)eatee r imb- the mestermart of the ON IR HUNDRED CAPITA L PRtZES every day as Omit o'Cloilt,irerives at Liverelieext A a N t oi t h h * 6 6 'C i l s ": ll - we ihru ' i lt b unra. L e n tr or hi s t i r m sekie til i y. . L atilirt b s o me Y : jests , ' 'and uarigated according :to Ili*, and : Ali& lb the New Years Lottery. which begins- 4Tli OF lIIIZC/1, 1818. • Litehllelk ► Slow, Reply, NeWcarke, Elmsford, Wurriblib *Blatt the spice of tihnitiatietha previous to !toll . • SCHEME. . • teas. ond Presto'. 9 ....Prizes 4 ,C 30.110 Steiliog Nom e illne•4 10 4" : ' d er such importation, haw cleared oat -froteseeveitort eit the United Kingdom of Great Olteiti . er Ire. ; S• - ' SOM Sterling Marry • 18,000 hOUTHAIIPTON, Lsolimitoa, Witiebester. mad lasitsg- l'• 10 ":.11,000 titi.rtio i c Nu .. • its •t at stoke New Fitr-iiivide Coach, at half-past *see ',Stock ia 19 -Mt Ste' ling Money . 6.001 the Morning, arrives at the Dolphin 'nut .seeth-enloleit, by 'Or Other Ake Majesty's dominions is ropey for which ... perpose a licence shall have been grantee he titaeolea 14 18 - • 40 .. nutsioners it his lifoirsty"a Cosictere"..tri 4406'4 .or Scollaud, or the Commissioners of itichleiristes — 1, 31 • lOO Sterling 'reeMPT • -''-‘••• . 34 r,„ SHR EWSRIIRY, Wellingtoe, mid Shiflett!, Post Coach, so . bit Sterling •••••. 1 ” 7 " every Evening, at Five o'Clock, guarded. . - vane* In ',plead, or any other iitsati,.o i r of *V' 40 • VS . Sterling roll LOCO,i i i ia . . i 3,4ft0 • .......... 10 Sterling Meng/ .....,,, 34,50 J WEY MOUTH, Dorehester, Blaudford, Sallobary, Andover, who may be duly sothotize d in tha t mu rover,' ' .• tlaely, in the Mannar and form iterftftemosetionedi . --- and Basingeoke Dew Post Coach, every .4fterisusin. The . ' 18,000 Ticket, . • • • 11180400 Weria4.4 l . ll Packets to GlieriweYl Jersey, Alderney , S" Ma which Berate shall continue and be in fort:error line too. are. • PITtitFIF DETERMINABLE.. Calendar Months from the day of the date,opon which 4; 1-t drawn Prier 45,00,1 more iihdritwo Prise 4111) mote Dan „, oh, and s Aub „,, , N „ Pea c oac h. every m uta t, * such licence is respectively granted, and nd Inner; 24 .... ditto - . t,c,. 0 more Sib .... ditto .. .. 300 more at lit : E ven TE e ß ; C li t i nc Y k ul" : o , o , 4 7 h tliasil ib an ti t i ,, a l • D T ilegi ate n n er te ;, F B Bl : ll : po l j b t : prov id e d that no such l i cence as aforesaid, grimed Srf .... ditto .... 400' more 9.. b•.... ditto .. 300 mere p hsaufoni, B , snismehe , sad Hatohat• ' • 4i h ... ditto .... 400 mare 10th .... ditto 9 l:O.mote after the 3 0t h day of September nestoball be (allot Sib .... ditto .... 4i 0 more 1 11th ••• 4WD ..,e3O 0. ti more BOSTON, Spalding, Peterborough, Milton* sad Punting' force or a ff ect: and his Royal . Highness is hereby • fib .... 'lnn' ..... 4c.0 sore nib ~f Aloe .. £30,000 more doe Royal Mail Coach, sets out every Eveaiug to Splisby, _ el tardier pleased to order, in the immersed oo the be- Lath, Grimsby, mad Emil. 4 TWELVE. PIPES OF PORT WINE BATA and BRISTOL Flying P. 41 Coaches,through chip. half of his Majesty, and by and with the *deice of for First-drawn Blanks on the First. Second, and Third Days ham, cake, and Marlborough, every Afternoon; arrive at hi, Majesty's Privy Council, that the, muster or potion . of Drawing, to be sign-led - 1)s the Riders of those Ticket,. coleMa . ' from the Ste ;k of nay Wine Merchant they may welt to &your trr. May's, the Greyhound !cull, Bath, and the LaudosiTavern,, . htviltsthec i targi • or lid of May Alp or velvel to with the order. • Tboosiiii-street and the Swan, Bristol, • ant Miwoiag.— • Coaches to %Yells, Bridgewater Taunton, Exeter, Plyrieuth, whom such lictnCe shall begraeted;#llll, upon the'ara , Ticket, and Shares ore selling at their O ffi ces as abuse, and A c ; rival of the that or 'lntel at tbe.port harbotod or • by their gents is every part o f the ng A Kilons. LEEDS New Light Comb,. calle or d The RkiVeue,setur i p QUADRILLE DANCING.Iace in the said island .of Newfoondiand °bete be ~... dui rvtry morning; carries Four Inside" oele s _ene A.m. re• markahly easy, with a Guard throughout. Fames through shall discharge stitch bread flour , Indian - corn, and i • • Stamford, Newark, Relford, MOO:aster, aad Ferrybridge, to lire stock, *deliver up the said licence. so the Qol. i t t 'MEN, 19. Sherrard-street, Golden *Ulmer', th e Gulden Lies. Leeds, nest !!*wing . -- the itiker Public Lesions lied Practice its arfoline Qg'"iriliesi macs ouroo espedittoe of this Coach, it i. allowed to be the lector or other proper Officer of the Customs there* * I Wilts, and coiliary M ,mired eter, as ,mired by the select Fashion- most a&reeable and complete Public Caney once oo the North basin g fi a t endorsed on the back of sock Berke the . abler of Paris uod Loathe. M-rning Sets for Lollies oat!- Road. - being etieguall- in Accommodatios byaey other. marks numbers and contents of each pecks& of 1..-„co;ing Sets, Ladies and Gentlemen. Private Losses at all • GLASGOW, Loagtoea, °retail-6mM Simony Ihin4Fiert hours to untaught or ill onspieur Pupils, of tiny site, wishing privacy Gad more expeditumw• or rebate at trireme-at shoo Pins- . asti lk"W ai r v ii . l l;s T el linn se st i el lasi t. S i n a nqu i tr t - o K 4a ilth ak ( C - I wa ui . iy o; . k, Klograell, breed 9 1Ioer, Intlien ears, •and - the nombei or Ute Mock, under the penalty of the forfeiture le the said !ir Lessons convey Family Poriie. •itientled. Youth qualified YORK, kierhuroweli. Whilb3l. Shields., Aisilderland, New- k , .....,:,....A and the Collector or other proiwt to,- use Professi•in, or Taeatre.. .i L ' ene " intrwied _ t " "•" b ' he i r castle, sod Edinburgh, new Fnur bride Coach, with a Gnarl " 4 ''`' . "'""""''''' •; 1 Fasuili. 1 4 aid e which he h*" "" ya k Pew"u renied b e " theoughoutOtets out every Morning at Eight teClocit, by way , °Seer of the Customs at Newfogindiaod iablrgeby te il L e ingt i. ine gi t y r e om em enl w er th h oo lia l e mokians, ag. saw digasek " Durham norms.. ad Berwok._ pos,eeponikiiiit ibeni. 'en j oined owe required to give a certificate to the mu. thein to euhi r v" ' h e ir "" a Newark. RetAird, roamer. Parlialgtell 4 Nllolltallenwil • ' 1 . .. eives ; m aimed from ibe roma a the !sunny, way rfat what ter or• penes having the-charge or command*of sitch am' friend, with Music by Clock-work. . _ twine they phome, and thee proceed as without any additional ship,. Or vessel, Of his having received the said Bence BROADSWORD, SMALL-SWORD. CAVALRY f a re. ~• so eudemed as before directed, and to tramenit'the • SWORD LXERCISE, AND SPARRING. MARLBOROUGH, Swindon, fainsbury, Dungerford. and same to the Commissioners of his cif es Costitell Newbury Post Coach, at Seven o'clock in the Morning. Mr ii.. ROG ESO NI, Fencing-master, hes the BRIDGENORTII rad Withal new Post Condo, every' le England or Scotland, or to the Contraieslonereot . • IVA i.Ollllll, to ',storm IbePah ie. and hi" Friends in partkular, Event _. ti •'t lir . . 'Ms Majesty's Revenue In Ireland respectively by ton he gives . INSTI,UCTION to I'4,db-risen in ,tor nbove CARLISLE, Pearith..ead 'Whitehaveo Emu In,itte Poet ~1.. • j „s t d sail sciences. Itt 17, Fk• i.ttreet, opposite Chancery-lase, from 9in Coat* tad a Guard . an the way. Padres diri It 13' h rug rim' . whom each licence was granted." To the above order i.e sunned a form of Lieeepa. the rooming ill/ 9at night, no Mondays, Wednesdays, Hod Fri- Aopieley._Grente-hrlitge,. Richmond. ,Catterkk, Re gh- , , l ost day, mot attends Gentlemen at their own houses on Tue.days, bridge. wellterhy, Aberford. commuter, . r acct Grentitagn• _ , Nets net every M orn i ng. Thursday', amid Siiturdays. greatest facility. Passeketrs detained on the - Rand by bubo's At the • Court at.. Brighton, the 30th of Deoireiari • .. : mr. R. Girds that the superiority of his mode of 'carbine it as lower , Sieve the peol ii i ,, advantage o f their unto being' 8 .1 17 Present, His Royal Ilighuess the Mite . fully evinced in the flea tr. sty oi-piayed h% the rnionerou. Gen- secured in die iseit coach. . . s . ! . i I p i rls inr ii n as h e e t il h a t!il l e lut tira th h e ie b ad "fi v i tl e ta r ag h e i o inli f ; U r noising with * IV i a in g e l a l% ot Pu hr; . .,..K -END _AL Lnocaster . Prelmus_ Kirby - Los Bulturi• Regent In Council. 'lbis day the Right llnneareble John * Leach, cad etoistm.ily ihrotighouuthe tiny, Gi oilcan% about Sir engage ill' utincteYi ur:t s ,. k,i_r_kt _rod ; 31 _ ri r ".ihs . Poi C o nches , every After* moon, of hive is Clock. .Gua Guarded. the Right Honourable Sir William A'Court s Reit. forei g n service nay he ,experliously compkted ia the Cavalry LIVEit POOL . Warrington Knutsford, Stone, and it's. , were bv command o f hi s Rod Ift b ' the Pe tite. So ontiliserci-e for One Giiistra. • I geld: Post Coacii,'ealled it; it too tarot', every Evening .-11 . , . _ ~ a !X I wo j tVAhlt ? ' ' tri 4..,.."Ni.,. 4.. AA • ! . ' $ 71Z-Ii•!..:! . .111/ . a. -n ',pit 1 - 75111 1 . • 1.1-14Cren 8.4010 Sit 43 . :d 4 1 +ilk hcf. , •.• es, r 'll /1:,, *' J , Y. 014 • VI . • 71'1 71 R 1 , w.. /St . t..i • . • -..•••• • * - . • r17.1,... 4 }p r. , 4. • bit 11.4:17 ,41,01VD0N 3 . M1 .„...._______ . : ....: :- . •• r . . .-.. • : • . .1 , • 44okillkillso /`, pain A • ii . .. . • _ _ - ~ , .• --*-- ~.* •,. --i - ."9........ i ... Et - - . 1 .. E ir ' l"r''' • .TOR,REFORMATION: li Vii E RSO EI.UT lONS passed at the , Till -C EN. • t . ...:' , • TEN ARY M Eli fiING to eekbrate this great event, , ,„. *Mhos been itsmaireetly Mated to fanny of the Public Prins, yoi, . oresuested ,0 insert !linfolow lug cfract Pon y r! ~. ,' Ti.' the right of every tuna to worship Gad siceasdiag to • bb easimience is *a oriluml, vaalteasible right, anterior to nit' • o,ll . intistation, whi.. es so • Woos aatherity ratesold,evirr re r'; *one so *iodate or restrict. 4r ,,, ii-'Mat Retinae@ is not Wonted to atemadision *other clone' • bar to bittoilse an ttaLian le SM4e t 41.10 blunts the laigmera 4., 16-parify the heart, in laitipode by /travesty er.mailatrn. be . ii i s as* of lift, sal to bore laves et imeasseadity, Miran' • ' 4. *art rublime. "S . i. sI ' • - is and scale tr' ito . ti - 41 . v. Tbot such per* e-ft es y the Holy 1 .,. - 02111fel Moak ..h. taspiria aatilhit they thereformshordil be '- ' sineible its met, lassintee ea emery in/hyaline: of ev,r, tuition ,4-'lllO ski glabe t MIR that sufrottlempts tat linty each dierisl'on; up lifte the bei•elicifif papa 0.. of God, and tie hem and ugly pee- . o "lhes heppioess a man. .• • - _', 4. ' That equally iatresive sod nowlerthy bre aft elfiits es * Illorttatively ta...impeosany Aar Adam of those Holy "keep, - goes, which every Molise biome is entitled Sorir4ate mad 4,66 es.pealial I. awl lobldhaille7 Nan ohowld .!, read, ~ icon,. Ind inwartily dant 4 7 .. . 1 :-,• - ' • , 1: - ' L- .. . & TVS `be 7-trope from the Sil to Ilse,l6 l h ' . 1 esotaliee' bin deasmairideti Ibut" thesegreat principles are as 1..- • snow is Met practical operating) as in theory they pre car e Ipet I. sad abr.! tosheirviolatiod Oh' unfitly stir ihuinble those ✓ .ep , oittiodiappas ills which forthat hum period alarmed, humanity, irrosed the Christian faith. and oppressed the world. •."' 6. That' lifts bleethit mould oat enumerate Ml !how mils which fl-wed from Shot abundant satire..; hut that the Scrip. . kern went frefliddeg; that their mired 'nobs wire displaced by corrupt traditions; mid, simple, true, -surd spiritual worship ';'• ' by ropertilithas forms 2 that trio:ideas were'lithstituttd for the, •,.. pememememselma.tisispel. igoorance for kuowledee. add per ,, ' 3tirstitat for good-will, 11 , MA : thst priests, 'permits by their • ' dogma. ou she fear* and an the hopes of the deluded and on.. s rrgeoght, eerie-lye' ammtimil both wealth add power : that ob. ,(.. "Soto" and iodiolgennrs,parelunershie free thelo,essenuraged %Imes t Ant admiesioa even Into Waxen was made deperwler.t • . r their ricabbareght trades find the's prayers: that the People . '• "mated in wreidiedams, mai that Monarchs trembled on their, Tisanes s W' 01211. a &WWI: 1111 l interest:rt. arbitrary, - and ill'- , imiour,esteoded over the formers, the itrielket, mad carostieugo • amen. 7. That, ninkted at the retrospect *of evils so much to he de. - • 1 0,,,,,i, oaii meet*: delight us tome even' them gleams of light winch. in tie foorteeento century partially duospated is .... so oppressive aid profo u nd U : and that the memories of 4 4 1 7 1 11V,0f Jerome ' mid ilium, aid of the Wailleims, are cu. "Wised within their hearts. . 8. hat that it is the I.etrollar and important object of this Meeting to celebrate. as literati-Cement:ll period, that glorioat - iteformation *Stich. in 1517, commenced in Saxony r—iv 'rich l iiiisiiimied konwledge fur ignoratice, freedom for oppression ~and a purer Chratiauity for corruptions — Anil-Christian mai ahlord. 9. That the ReforMation having promoted be recogoitinn of • She pent principles a hich this Meeting maintain,•lais (aided by the Art of Priming) emancipated massy saisione from eueuessper• militia nod tyranny; has best.- ed ass the Periak Constitutional • Freedom. and relented to Mar istrates lea ful authority; has boot foamier the fetters which enchained the humor miud ; has: araelierntnt the destiny errealof' tame emir:lnes which have not yet yielded to its is Silence ; and has contributed to than tin? prosemeet in social *happiness at which ties' Me rl in. can i 9. i Join; ablaut% .assiety, sooty act, Vet hive atatiuetl is. beak whit* piety vast desire. and philatithropy approse..... 1 /O. That withmit conferring any etre-sive praise on Lather, l'illlklanttlion, Zoinglins, Calviu. awl the band of brethren who 1 ... boa and priproteat this beneficent event, and opt boat up.' . ing all their cond,uct, or all the doctrines 4 loch they llds illoleing alas regard theta as great 112210 fig the great- based i It.slltai sisalsiailt. mate essollect with astonishment and admire-' ,lye their talents, their industry, their .seal; and roust recant ' mend to their children, and their cisiltireu's children, .ors 'mita ,:: rum of their daindlets courage, their steady perseverance. nth! , *at antageosidable oliedience to the dictates of tbeit consciences which they nobly displayed. 11. That whilst this Misting render cordial lin:nage to the -• aitiway of illustrious men, who were the ornaments of other -.4allatties, they never ears forget those men of great and kindred r , alio in their aa..ive laud, amidst dor knew, otsirsaas, p a r l i t UN and death. proclaimed the same great troths, our bi I has egeat triumph were ohtaitted o ; and that oh the woo droall and intrepid KIIOX, in Scotland; to Tyndale. tattooer. • M OW. Holy Martyrs and Confessors of the Loglish (butch. 'lWy would thus rear a ro,,nument on which they would record their yr swarths. , and esteem. u It That this Meeting are ex hilirated by intelligence. that dor , leg thisTri-Ceaterrial year ilialifikr seatintein• have hero express. v'ed by the Pridestaats wigs cultivate 'hire German plains where the Coatineroul Reformation sie lu•ppily began. and learn wish ~PITs Oat approaimpling tv,wrods radii •to tier with liberal and enlightened aphids, they are adding dignity so the eaammaa muse of the Reformed. and are preparing its fusilier foltelibel by their • aoginented.,wiisfa,artd.well.regulased zeal. . . 13. That this bleetieg, convinced that the principles of the Reformatiou promote todisidual happiness and social peace, • nurture enquiry, and bless Mankind, exhort those great 11i11j. , ,,t. • Vikaiii Lamm and Marries profess a epiageninl faith, to evertor time pris.tiples with au unabated ardour, appropriate to their worth, to transmit them 11th hallowed rib ereitire CO their p .s• , tsrity, and us protect those who also cherish tbesa in usher countries froe• all perseeutisg powers ; aed that melt attent• they now raper ially. inviter. lithe* suponstic Ino i anions are re. • stored, ghee dangerous Societies are revived,„ hen the s is c aw -lie. of the Holy Scripture* without tote or ernonsent is forbid -den, and when ingaisitioos Are cwttluned. or re-establnised, to perpetuate the empire sirdelusion, by imprisoameut, by totturt, .andliy death. 14. That, amidst their own security and satirfartenn, thi* .114teitag.feel tlieNdeepest ipotesi for phase smaller mid less pro , Ittt aterommoniiim, who, amidst the sillagessef Piedmont, in 'MR kingdom of France, or iltrunaboist the cloth, exist in Ha- Als.. geortailly hostile to their filth; and that to aliens Oil If - tip g won'tl address asturuhees of the kindliest sympathy, and of fraternal hive. . . i ' .13. 'Thit whilst this Meeting thtis celebrate that Reformatim, 11404 ilikellef they .desire shone he eo-exte,Ase with the. t i tSti t . hr al y set s t e ;r k ins f i% I t h h ii c i t e „ l e i : l tir e ' r ul ui l iT4 3) a v ni t l ise tow " :r i tit Itt ai lal Zerilsortgastirey dhciains. nit seminarists 'which Christian chit pity coaAd unsure. ye Religious Freedom would condemn. ' 16. That this ideetiog cannot isat.cordiatlv.expreas pereMill omit delight,-that his Royal flightless the Duke of Su s s e s h a s Sersedrseetided to 'preside uprise this greist oc casion; nor eau the% n bat .ananancie their isoeffected joy, that he bar thik 'den t e n - ' lndOpu eil,,t his Royal House • remain finely attached to th e lreat_prificipler established by the Reformation, and to that' Protestam Faith .which their assentors streasitusie suaintnin .oo, and upon "WS% they Mem Sailed to the Throue of this Country. , . •c , ' . t 17. - that thelelesalitlitins •be 'printed. and be advertised is Olt principal 'Papers nod Pshikatioss in Great Britain. Ire. .liahli t Atom:ie.", and on 04 Cuidisrent of Europe, at the d iscre- IMP f Dietomasittee. And, la. That the Thanks of this Sleeting are due to the Rev. Praafis Augustus Cos, A. M. artists origin' Propose, af this ep in I,said to the Consistatee, trader is lime judicious regula lion it has berg conducted. Y~ .i. . t '. ... , . Allli . 1 0 1 ,11 'Y4 8L •-, • -**•4 4 "'" sad JAM YEViR Rein leastoot•prodeedillei 11 - 7, ollollighe N mirgirsA.piTgity, : *law koiraledgroiettile Obits No tbe • Pablie fr.illte eaftelordir Preference shower ne.theig Mass is tbeistetwftoiseittri , they attvibote to the Polak approbation oft est. eiltile I ' Comment* whir *died theyence 'id Tiglikietabsdly M.'ett frost tee forum eery, MO psketo•ibo leagyea#erote Mb 'Obleti they tire selling t they also hegira's to elate how 41 O f el ace nattered by sere hreteasiag f spiliftway blf tbreveseto sr Seed by limn . ut Shell. - Contract. bpt Joey ? In oldeb • Ellsniiis became elate Walt Prises: et teceinedft weed, _ eb*,__aree Whereby several parsaes. w 110.• 10 . sea l owel..""i ts o . '"'"' „ no , have rerebred aay Ohs, berme retitled to Shares of it 42,000 Priem. • • • • • c J. and J. Sitewright hail the salisfactitio.• la disteleirAnov eruct, 'ref dividing into Patel Tea Capital Prises. aaeorg . erkkb was No. L 377.• a Mat riP kl1),00: •'"•• -' - - - ''• , . The!" Wires ha ve bees distinguished tar the. OS of .Cagiffehl, iii • farrier Lotterivs, hair* sold its Shares . .. . t. . " Ireathihr . , l'av*4ltst Pass •of Ala* I "litre hot' PAR Theligt,..-...... .., 411611110 I Thr iw.• kW eteliarl :artiftbey bore to have Ibellishooll of antilek ass% tbe PsegboatisalMoloolllllllll. - • • '' ~ Nn. Sy Combin e - I 96, Haymarket, . ~. li, Mothorn.l Hi. Oiford-street. the greaterpart at the ON IS HUNDRED CAPITA L PRUES ' tu the New Year's Lottery, which begins.- 4eo OF 11111Cfl, 1818. . • SCR EINE. 9 ....Prises 4..../C30.111 1 0 Ste,liog Money AreeeahlOJMO 5 00i Stel ling Money • 150/3 10 ".• e , IMO Sterling Money.. ... 10.00.1 14 • 14 18 - 5.400 40 .31 • lOO Sterling 116414..^.4... ziti ' •40 • • '4s Sterling :rig . i 3,410 • .......... 10 Styria% Masey 3V..• . 111,006 Ticket, . • • 111160400 • PftltF.S• DETF.RMIW A RLP. 14 drawn Prise £5,00.1 store itit drawn Prise GCVO 24 .... ditto .. .IA 0 more 81h .... ditto ....9uo . 34 .... ditto .... 40(5• more 9:11'.... ditto .. 300 4th ... ditto .... 406 more 1051 .... ditto &D. 511) .... ditto .... 'id inure 111 th ... £5OO ..X9O 0 , 0 flit .... ditto •.... 4co sore I'lb of 4600 . • +€90,000 TWILYE. PIPES OF PORT WINE for First-drawn Blanks on the lint. Second. and Third Dal of 1/r•iwing, to be seleverrhs the fl..iders of those Ticket, from the Ste; k of nay Wine Merchant they may wish to Lir with the order. Ticket, and Shares ore selling at their Offices as above, by their Agents is every part of the Kiligiwin. • QUADRILLE DANCING. LLEN, 19. Shorrartl-strept, Golden-square, glirs Public Lebo* and Ponetire in routine Quodrilles, Wllts, and Cumuli Merv, at danced by the triers Fathi obi.* of Paris Jed Losd , 4l. 111-rning Sets for Lathes oats F.irning Sets, Ladies nod Gentlemen. Private Lemons at al, boon to untaught or in. asnipleue Pupilf, of tiny use, wiskin4 privacy and more expediting. or relined at qtrieement than Pob sic Lessons convey loinnily Portie. mended. Youth gosh fo.. toe Pr. fee or Taeotr... Lolled Instrocied In teat b I I ./ aiding which he tuts oil Sole twm-illsented p'.3- ing instrnments. enabliae them to cultivate their t Dostraat, gives Balls u Ithout Musicians, or amuse dicuseivei Mud friends with Music by Cloch.Werli• . 1100•1 at Five o 'Clock. Guarded. LIVERPOOL, Warringnin Knotsford, Slime, aid Litch. kid. Post Coach, milkd Ilse it too Lariat, every Evening nt Five Waugh, the Semen's Head he, Dale-street, Liverpool.—Giserded theneghout. WA K EFLELD Poet Coach, every Mora*, et half.past Six o'Clock. CHE ST KR, Ne w port, Wh itchurcburch, • Tarporley, Narit oieh, Northasch, and Middiesvich Post-Coach, every Even ing, at Five o'Clock. SUNDERLAND, Stocktoe, aad Yarm, New Coach, every M.arsieg, to the Geurge lan, Sunderland. MANCWESTER, Winalnw, Cougkton, Newcastle, Weisel mid Wolverhuniptun, Pair Coach. every A fiermicia, guarded. SHEFFIELD and Rotherham Post Coach, called the *Oct:IIi:GRAM every Morning. BI KM INGHAM Post Coach, with a Guard. sets out every Afttrisoon, and reaches Birmingham nest day*. Noon. Passes by Oxf.rd, Kaolin, and Shipstoue, to tee tiaracea'slilead, Buil-street. Birmingham. HULL. Northeave, Hawdea, Theta, and Dowager, Pos Coach, tyro! Morning at half-pail o'Clock, to the Cm- Marliet-place, " TOTTENHAM sad EDMONTON Coach, daily, at Eleven, billf.past Two, Five. and Eight o'Clack. B. W. MOUNTAIN and Co. resprettelly acquaint their Friews and tne Public. that they will not he arceentable for an, Parcels. Passengers' lautgage,Weitiags, Plate, ecc. of more Pan,Five roue& Vales., if boat, sc. len, or damaged. unless ca tered no *rich, and theiasarance paid for accordingly, at the *graces.% . Head Ism. 5M111.1014, Lamas's. QUI EltiOlt TRAVELLING. at REDUCED . - 7 IS she TLLEGRAPIL a New. P st Cuisels.to Git rr, Dept, Margnte. Ram-gate. Canterbury, Faversham, ..htitio:itn, ti Rochester, every Morsiag N *urn o'Clack, erftsu til 111 i 11 Inn. Le:oieuhall-street t Gloucester C,lfee-buuse, Inecattilly Ship. Chnrine-rross. itcrfurtred bv. R. TII o‘i AS and T. ROULTON. who ar tfett retilhee. that nothing .hall he h amine DO their purl to eeh.fer this the lirtt conveysture on that Ruud for imuctuality and dis patch. N. B.—Na connection with any other Cestelt. This day w:►s published, price 151. ',;.~ • : .. • i iL. ~ '. T 9 Wngpirt-tnasver• - . Ritllders. food other& TOf.- SOLD Illf AUCTION, F. .By Illeorn. SADLER and SON, At tbeir Repoititury,..Ork.well•stier. r. TOMORROW. Jan. ki rn 6. at one o' Clock, E GENUINE STOCK of a BUI Goodrolues•fields, ertioiging of thr following Horses. Harrow: Rte.—Ten !ulterior, ilrver. netive earl , linnets in high rendition, a siz.irech wheel wrageon, nearly Hew, and Amoeba (or eight horns ; aline five cirri-Lurbev. a dray, a frarrow.vibrei waggor ' mat taratcw for four hones the pi-li vely of a brewer at lloriester. The above Stork may i.e viewed till the Sale, and pwitively wid without rrervr. Lilco ive on lIIC wine doy. COl Lo .s of IfortrP, Carringigt, &c. Aluus!su• supply of /ovule frr•h Drupes on Pe irate bale. kublit Sale abys every Turgidity mid iitday. Is ante thick V.donse 810. 4 N ESSAY on CAPACITY end GENIUS; Fi.deavaurine to prove shot there l n.. original menial superiot ity lietw.en the NMI , illiteratee atel tho snow leorn,d of mankind ; and thus no genius. is Milne individual or nouianal. i► biome, but solely promised by nod dependent on cireuni bitlfleeti. Alstsale Enquiry into the Nature of Ghosts, and other ap peaensues supposed to be superoutural. • " Mud ',video' credo, quits sit divinities itlis 'logenism, nut Fermin foto prodentia majar." V tea. Geese. London: Printed for W. Simpkin and R. Mnrsholl. Sew (loner's-court. Lodge... street. London; !Meg and Stirlin g . Edisitiorgh ; and J. Canoeing. Dithlint nisei mov be had of all the respectable Booksellers in the United Kiragdom. . . , us .0 11111 E CELEBRATED ANTLIMPE'F ( GINES; • ..a• or. SOLOMON'S D.ROPS 1 willow Mercory. or any. deieteriods , pieparation), fair 1i e cute of Scurvy. Serafabs, Leprosy. and all disorders originating in no impure wale 4.f Ma bh.od. serengthom the roestituaino, purify the blood, and pro mote the circulation of she fluids. They .tee gentle nod olinust imperceptible in tb..ir operation —the hut substitute that bas ever been disewveredifor 'hat dan gerous ininerol Mercury, sweeteoing. the 'blood s stimolotine lib expel all noxious and impure juices. inid.giving strength aod Mae to the nerves, enlivening mud invigorating both body and pied. • . • Is Kiu/s Evil. Strom. or Scrofalek. it restores health and vigour. Toe directions given with each bott'e are plain. Ottd its application is attended vs ith hate or am trooble. Hail. tido; or MOW can be no obstacle to nay person onkieg this me dicine. It is well established as a fart, that p 4. impure ration Mint will reinstall in the habit for sears. na), fur getora tivits,•anditenvered. 'and will invade the noblest ureonsof ibe liosmishirome Wore the pain-Mean be aware of his Asinger.— The Aedi-Iropeigioes strikes at she mot, n at the branches, and with this peculiar itd‘amage affects is rove hea'44ther me dicines fail. Prier its. st bock- (ff Manly hotiles, containing four at * list for S3s. on which 1 Is. is saved. With each mule is given a copi. - .us bill directions, and se lect illoStratimis of the Afiesey of the Ansi-Impengines, or which is mite commonly deimminatid Sairernmes Drops. the Goverament label or stamp of which his, the words " Seal: Livi rpool," ever:wren thereon. to protect those who buy from the itdrusloh of counierfeit imitadom. Sold by. Sutton and Bow Church-yard; Leigh,' lff, Strand 4. Toth • Rslal 11.settssie ; Beacon, 160, (isfordiseeet and ail other Medicine ircsadtla. • ~~ '------. 11110 SE Unhappy Patients who, tliftingh the boast. eft promises of ignorant pretenders to medic-oil skill, or throiegh wilful procrastination, In order to 'increase esprnee, endure additional pomp, and become considerable loners by delay, &c. ate earneistly.bwited to the ban Lerida., Medical Establistiment, i, Cioanno-street-road, near the Come/verb& road Turnpike. St. George's-in-the-Eon, where C. J. .F OA Swrgemi. &c. and two eminent Physician's, during usiony year.' regular practice, can prove that thousands fall victims yearly t the Veneteul Disease, ntriat to improper 'icemen', d the use of toose poisonous preparations termed raercurials, which entirely debilitate mid ruin the constitution by amanitas. withisheues, which bas-enised ulcerating', wirltbillielles sal* head, face, and body, dimness in the sight, noise in the ear.. deafness. siricturco, obstinate glees*. nodes on the shin boner, M- I armed throat., nocturnal pains in the head and limbs, frequent ly mistaken for rbeponisism, at lasi droopy ensner.c with n gene ral debility and decay of 'she constitution, originating (nom dreadful disease lurking is_the. habit or the system, being poisoned by the nse of inerrury.—klessrr. Jordan -hod Ca. - may be emenited by' all 'ranks of piveit, from ibire in the morning till nine a( night, for, *be cute of . those melded With the Venereal . 1/i.ease. and the nanny dis tressing diswideratisilligeberefeara. Slight rood retest rases are radically cured in thtee days, and if long standing, a cure will be performed in •INirms. , mid Ms: .1: Way asserts. that neither feelings connection of rirfraional hissing teener/se to 11* violent powers orirobionnois mercurials, he challenges them W do by their moat &what be hos dune by his miidimoderof treat- Mem, as testified on iiath before the Lord Mayor no d Aldermen of Me City etiolating and hf all title/ pledges blessed that he is ready to rare the abase dreadful complain. in Ito moat Mann isti'staget. In one-fmittil bf the time; ant tit isalf the usual ex pense.. Leiters. pm* paid, inclosturn fee, and slating the ons;.' tune of the complaint, sill be immediately attended In t end me dicine sear lel Oey Ittit Of ilstpdoui. ry Obsee, the .Bust. - on .MedicalF.4atflisitspest is I..dirwrly oppothe thelto‘e moles Yard. Camaro streci-rioad, St. trittifge r viletlo-111Mrlits mantles with any other bow. ...:,.. . ft the Right - Honourable Sir William A'Coart, Bart. were, by command of his Royal Highona the Prince Resent, in the name end on the behalf of his Ma. jesty, tliefll of his Mrjorty's Most lietroaritilat Privy Connell, and took their respective plows' at the Board accardisiglya • t —aameo.r.... • MILITARY PROMOTION. • ' 1 " War-Office, Jan. 2. ..e --twat . % fhb Regiment of Foot, Brevet , Lievteoadl-Coiswei voise, from the half-pay of -the 57th Foot. se be (*Naas, vied John Bradbridge. placed upon half-pay. Captain 1 homas Cross, train the half-poy of tbs. btd be Captain, vice Edward F. Davis, platted upon Captain Thomas Gerrard Ball, from balf-pay of..the 10 be Cap:ain, vice William Walsh. woo each* • ititb Ditto, Lieutenant Roger P. Gilbert to be. purcha.e, vice Laglisb, who retires. EMIKII Thomas Wheeler to be Llenteamiti bg•pidommglideo Gifnert. .; -24“ , .) Mt. 50414 John I. outfield Brown, Cleat. to be. Essigsi o lo.asidoles elle Wheeler. Z .11risigil y 95th Ditto, Brevet-Maj o r 'themes Nem,- freeses l . ie f the Regiment, to he Captain, *ice Mammies *Oh es changes, ieseiviasthe difereucei 45th Ditto, James Wheeler Birch, Gam to be &alga,* per. chase, vice Bolton, who retires. Sill Ditto. Lieutenant Charles Makepeacr, from the b/Rblesie to be Lieutenant, vice Krogh. who exchanges. 55th Ditto. Brevet- Lieatteont-Colouel Robert Frederick m ise Lieettmaat-Colorsel, by pnrchis-e, tree 'Aka. who retires. . Brevet-Major IA Miami L fne, from balfisay of the olst Poet. . to be Captain, vice Richard Joss* who eschews, reeeltiog the diference. 58th Ditto. Lieutenant ,Daniel Reogb f feesis the Nth tesefte he Lieutenant, vice hlakepeace, who exchanges. 76th Ditto, Brevet-Major Alessoder *Donald to be Major, without poirchuse. rire Fraser. diseased. . . Meal enant John Fraser to be Captain, vice *Donald. t nsign Robert Nicolis !Moen tolifl.iiiifellsot, vice Fraser. 89th Ditto, Lieutenant Jobs billtiqttetii‘wsilo, from kalf.pay of the Regiment, to be Lieutenant. vice John Orr, who ex. changes. irldt Ditto, Ensign William Manton, folio halt-pay et tbel9lll root, to be basis, without ,perchasc s , vice .Grant. Woofs. • sige r . Ride Brigade, Ensign ebesleS IVlgleemselisrewrigbt, freelbilt; pay of the 25th Foot, to be Vetoed MOISSIIIIM4,49III3IiIIhih • Smith. whir exchange*. a • Royal West ladle HatigPes, Licaterand Jsiderebnit ie fiti j half-poy of die late sth West LAM Maloof, is bet own, vice Flood. • York Chitaiests, CaP i l e arn a tphair Neel. from bel yZ 111 dig Ids. west Regiment, lid* Captain, vire Yelleeeer • 14:usige William ilmery•Sosigtee. its be • vice Hemmings, Sabo resigns. 'llamas Richardson tail: . :I chase. vice Heatothiaai 1 1 •0 ll= ..-. . • ~, „. . Gentlevian (det Tatman kklai , mai tlte Itoyallillita7 1.t(1 . toloa holkaoiovilioapth 4 Y. •• , - • 147 4 :e lle Ytii KegimeauxeseolpviNa•Hefarr Ckethervems the half oly of tin. 3d Ceiftio, It i .. to be.Faptitta, vice Prowl* Alienabts Hai* ilk •-• : • ,':• ,. .e.• 0/fildriF 7, 1 :1 *; - • • •'• l'. ' • Lieateaaitt-Colooei frokit.tifita. 0a.41m, hatkay a al. -. line Illraisaleilreotillleli • :Dep t iity,Q4.rter-Ilaister . .. ai e .Ueoeralawilloanovii artaiiiit in • , kW* illyvvitarfeasad. ' Vas**. Willis* wi110w...161u 4 *WAS(' , iegi.,_" • be Sali:laspeetoinf 'IV lil ' 1 los ' VoitedltalefAcrot I I , halal iskomb,:elve Waal ant ,Viso esehanges. . . •