The Statesman. — London, England, 1822-05-25 00:00:00

[ - Yr IF , - 91,... -- --.- •• - • - .7-".- - .. • . • ' I.lllfflai '>7 w" .. F T ~~ ~~~i I d~ 1 _ ~~ V~ r [ ll V ti lb 4. V 1 LICENSING SYSTEM. W. had entertainril mortise hopes that the protest system of lieentier public hover. venniel Ite abolish br an set of the Iseeisistore t and are sorry to find that Mr. Minuet's Rill is likely to los lost. or ten 4eresl miestory by the ameadmen:s forced loos it The failu.e of this stellate is a matter of north more import than is. rehaps. totally imaTinesi. The pee' lie is greatly injured. in simians wars. by tho present Is:sensing Sprain, Is 111•11 a monopoly to raparions breosera, and thereby 'natl., them to sells poisonous 14041. ins.ead of a wholtsome be rets's. It is deatrective of the ioeleptndence, avid' ruinous to the !storms of that immerging Nay afro's the Liceased Victuallers. Bat these. although *miens evils. are nothing to the political uses that are made of the system, The publican who has a vote for Am bers of Parliament. most - place it at the disposal of the Liemming Magistrates. The hietating system cl imates the evils of the noroughnumgerie,e system. it is a sytem of robbery, and is a worry of political eorrettetion. We cannot express all the regret we feel at finding Mr. Partirr willing to rive up the mate rial, the tosenti4l clause of his Bill which made it eompts/sory upon !Magistrates to grant li mners when demanded. Mr. RIPPINET thinks be shall him his Bill. Übe ilmoa not sarrilice that provision in Why! lot it go then! It is worth little without the revision. The evils we have briefly painted out, cannot be removed without the existence of that clause. Mr.ltextvyonthrtohave lir own that plain truth; and we di-1 think be was of firmer staff than to yield where he hew concession totally defeated his desire stole nhj.et. Some nnnsanwr was spokes last night, ■boot the vested property of Brewers. The min who aconites property by 'scopes. upon others, is . lerallr. and jnstly liable If hive it removed and de uenved. If the Rrew.rs have erected an edifice upon the oronnti of individuals, or of the public. it is subject to he thrown down, sod interht to be so dealt milk Then outgo to he R. ►Mors* strait the brewery. who have hod th►ir day of riot awl excites loan enough. If Mr, Blur?'. Bill is lest (and we have no wish that It shield he otherwla►. now that it is bereft of all its virtue) we hope Mr. ne01)4111All will keep his proisise, aid brief is the Bill be mentioned last eight. Surely. It wink, be too muck if, after win, the representation et the people to a Baronet faction, that we should he strain reduced to a smaller hoely, aid be contained withia an inwortby faction of Brewers, PRICS OF lITOCKS. AT AMR O'CLOCK. THIS DAY. Bin% Mast 240 loan oteet. 3pr Ct. It'd 74lt I 101110 Sends 611 s. SU. pm. , etre el. ems 711.4}4 Routh Res 94,44.1 90 s per OW. 4 vet C5at5......... w . 0141 . E5.91116d j s. os. 2s. pa I par rill. Navy shut 10001. 11 pw 5 r I iat — —MI. s. s. Sipa. heagAss... l9} 13-16 - -Samsll.. is. s per. lop. I pr Ct... .... ....... ' Cos. few Am" 9111 791 00 791 10100 6 err emit Vfic Abtateontan. "pit BRISISIS STATESMAN" it 114e0111101LITIO MITI " TIII ITATIRIIAPI.•' gre incrteeting article "On ibe infra the relstieesialnrof iltlosfroni low prices or short i gill appenr coo Monday. LONDON: SATURFAT. XVIIMMO, WAY 25, IS??. STOCK EXCHANGE, TWELVE O'CLOCK. The house was exceedingly crowded this morning at the opening of the market.when Console were done. at the first price. 50k for the Areonnt ; got op to 80i; Is estoseiptenee of some heavy sales fell again to 79; ; hr have sines wavered to $0; at which price they now are, and for Money 791 I. roaster 111.3 , 11:1. This market remains steady. at the following prices :-- Spaidsb Old. ....... INa3 Nolo*Mien ..70f New, Old Columbian, 100 ;j Premden Sit Nell ditto .... 841 Danish S 6, New Scrip...... SSf Paris papers to the 23 linstant, contain some arti cies relative to the negoeistions still pending . in the East of Europe, but nothing that tan be depended as. Relative to Enure the only a oink mentioned is a Police Orilinence, issued by the Mayo . , of Lyons on the 17th ire, (in consequence of an election disturbance there on the preceding evening), calling upon all the inha bitants to shot their houses. shops, or coffee-rooms, at dn.& A tumult was expected at the close of the election. st , tl this ordissece was ;wended to cheek it; but no further disturbance occurred. Marshal Solt 'sedated to have had.* private audience of his Ma jesty. FUNI*. 22.—Fire per Cent*, SRC 75r. ; Biok Action*, 1,5971. 50c.; Neapoltao Stock, 69?. Kychange on I,q-don, at one month, nr. 25c. three month% 25f. sc. PROCEED!NOS 1:i; PARLIAMENT. IN TUT Loses.—Lord lingo said that there was a rninour in eireolation, that, ai the grand seheitle of contracting for the pensions aid half-pay had failed, it was intended to pnt up tads indeMpil to be Lid for by the Jews; and his LordshlveriW that he wished for explanation. The Minister 'declined giving any. IN Till 420)1/10Nli were under discussion, Licensing Peblie !looses; Petition of Mrs. llowntren relative to Julge Rite (very important); the Waterloo-loan scheme and Repeal of nate. We must defer our remarks on the two former until Monday, though the petitions of Mr. Wag on the conduct of the Licsesigg Justices, and that of Mrs . • BOWDITCH On that of Judge Barr are full of interest. and of the greatest importance to the kingdom a' large. The Watrefoo-/esis scheme and the Repeal of Titre, claim, however, oar first attention. Firer, as to the losioscheme, we will end to explaio tie eoriows ?Wog to our readers. whose time, we are boned to presume, is mach better employed than in wading through tboee pooh of muddy stair, upon the subject. that it is, unhappily for us. our duty I. fathom. He it balms, thee, to this taxed mad bewildered and be bothered coantry, that the Mieletere have what the) rt!'w 7 ^ TUFF call a Aiakirtivud Ito i t 416 known, t ha t title miss of *beet siotymillioss, which le much Amu • " fend" consists dfice otillioo; (as they say) of teem 'wef .//A pert ler whet eight to be' taken olf, and over sod olives what are wanted is pay ielerost of ' wh atrsi ze d : e t,t".4 .. .r0fft0. letnablesh - ram: go into to get debt and other et:peaces of the :Seer. Well. then, said the tinge that they got in 1792!—Yet, It seems. that the landlords and country in reseal, what do re the " ileew." as Mr. CITRIVIIN called it, produced the raise these /me millions fbr, we being is each greatest satisfaction in the boner. Lord Corms. 1%, w he i r de d lighte4 with the " hippy feces" that ilistre.s, and so mach oppressed by taxes? yvesing k a a r sa s y si r d a . t t e b ” at , beNweas en ver wjeasylotfieorneea"sebnaprepy, Miointen answer : We mast have the sinking-fend, is order to evilest 'milk credit and *otiose faith.— or mere just piece of ridicule bestowed in this world. is fact, thief, so much money raised in taxes, and laid Member after member gut op to express his " grafi oat in the Stock-Stetting. lly, In order to keep tide," really as if the thing bad been an alas be. giro ~,,,,,,,,,,,, t o m ilt an o d f pure gezeres me it s y . orheeempassidemo Mr. Me price of stocks; so that it is just so much en the fendbetelers over God above their interest. Yet , teams the justice to say, that he treated thes e . ex t. . tbis is ;wooer!, to the Ministers ; for. if they had not relations of gretittede; these symptoms of heasilitp. this in their hand% they could not work with the funds to w hi c h we world l e y , qu i te soother name if it were not for Six Acts; these Lama of the ever as they do, and email not carry on the system ; the Bowie( home of the " Cemratry Ceatlemen," Sir Fend THING would crumble down, sad • reform FIANCIS BIPSOILTT . II " Gastkotest of Raglood," oar would fuller.—Yet the try for reductios of tares was of chain cam it . bona, sod another an act of to be, somehow or ether, a little stilled if poseible.— "kindness"; we moat do Mr. Ittetlloo the justice Now, how to do this, and, at the same time to have the to say, that be spersed at all this with becoming Indic five millioas to pie!' with, was the question; and this native; sad that be had the -good arose and spirit to question gave rise to the present scheme.—The Minis• observe, that be could discover we gmeask for grail ter. said. here. in these military and naval „ aim . tide In time people, because • small portion of their own twowey was about to be left in their pockets.—And, and half-pay, and other allowance to retired clerks came as man discover why all the salt-tax is not taken and so forth, growing_ out of the late war, - we. oft unless it be that a pan is left is order to keep cos }ave.* "dead charge" of bye millions a-year. Now, the testis' people? The ease question applies to the we will ea this "e debt," amed est a. f e gpesee! Loather-fise. Apart Is kept oa ; and, of coarse. the ?re f t 'a h g e peop e i h er n r: k re e m pt a e in n s ! T u h r e g v rea , t s e v :f r tb it e T 'her Aid thee we fiend this debt. They could get no cos trwetore fur !hie debt ; and, therefore, have saw speaking of the 2s. tax on the salt that we a sl.l . now proposed, to mould it into wanuitics to be sold by paid by =anemia e , said, that, as all penal. Irrestere appoieted for the purpose, who, in case of ties amid restrictions would be removed with re wait of sale of this new stock, are to have Szeheyster gar.l to them. these were equal to more than Rills issued to them to make up the deficiency. Thus the 2• • tax . Wh y 1 . 1 " take the whole of the tax et rot sce, it is e loan in time of race; • borrowing of then ? Why sot get rill .05. the salaries of the tax. n gatherers, and seed these fellows to work for their money under this poorly disguised fern., for the pay breed P Oh. no! Mr. Bees'r said what we said meat of this "dead," or Waterloo charge, in order some weeks age. that it would be better to take elf to enable the Ministers to keep the five millions to the whole aim tax dumped of two, though, is the ragtag with, aid yet to pacify the landlords a little by flimsy case. a lea mooted were taken off ; because by I lite taking off of 'nese taxes! This is the whole of the 464 11 g" r id°rlbe d e g : Daher" a i nd ef scheme. A. to its retordieg time operation of the a e ll arre to " e P re . at . t I T at h a e t a ns, h e o t w ae ever smell. is always Siaklug Fund in its work of peyieg off the debt, that CHAPICiLLOR of the EXCHRQUEIt said, that, in taking is brutal nonsense. That Nurnberg never paid off a off the leather -tan, he must see, that the public had the farthing, and never can. It was a mere dole. benefit of it. fiat, bow can this be as lung as the kw- Am, from the very beginning ; and, if any man teasing tax-gatherer remains 7 Malt is now about 7s.a , bushel amid barley 29. 6d. The tax is 2s. 64. Bet, "II read " Pa r r against fluid " without be. " take Ore the tax, sad malt will be 2s. lid. instead el esevieee4 of this, he Mast be an idiot indeed. 7 s , So t h at t wo s hm ag , a b us h e l to t h e tom ," Mr. Alders*. Hasaare said. last sight, that the is added by the arpeamor, the ko rea s s i or , sea me" " Slain-Fend was established ie 1756 by the joint the odeetoess. the risks which the tax, and the Sea "efforts of Dr. Pater, Mr. Prri• end Mr. Fox; names slow, imposes en the weltelef• However* this It " quite as illvstriois as those of its present appointees. ills° " the natu ral . " Isr l ararre of ° weal of a at. form of the Pediment. The employment S. teams& " and the idea was adopted by stole: ice emi the - tett' new " Governments of Europe." Sir FiA,l4lll iiionoure and his LAVALETTIII Red 10111d4Stiili retold talk loudly enough at a public-house the night before; bat. there were none of them ready to @spree this mistake, this ;rots error, this delusive stsimitsbitlikartiffittirtim The Americana foolishly use ft. 'setae of Sinliwr Fend; but, what Is theirs? Why, it is this:— they raise a certain sum every year, over and above their expenses, and they. with that into, pay tree much debt; Sod there is an end of that part. — Per Instance, if the principal of the debt amount to lOU, and they rah eft ee ; the debt, nes tyears, :s only 95 ; sad they have interest to pay only on 95. Now, is this the way with oar THING? Do we ever pay re any thing ? Do we ever diminioh the interest to he paid? Doer the debt ever require Sc,, taxes 06, so! Oars is a mere shuffling of the cards; a taking oat with one band, patting in with the other; a changing front unredeemed to redeemed; ellen° dindaution ofaarge dots, or can, take place by the trausactiun. Now,#lM difference between oar Sioking-fand and that otAietr. riea ought to have been explained. The 441asive notion ought not to have been suffered to gr forth unexposed ; sod, if not for this, for what are these big ruble; lh eeeee makes part of the present system. If you pet rid of the farm the gabie rers most be kept up. If there were laid before the public the acmes sad original places of abode of all the excisemen, we should are hoer prolific certain *nog horottglts bare bees of these poblie terraits." _Ab ! this ie the - Atka Olt tin *ell sod of Of the sfaster.—Ae to the Mostar', however, we niustsay, that they are no more to blame than any other persons who do not desire to see the Honor of Cosawour refuraoed. 1.! the present system of electing members to be in that house is good ; then it Is good to keep on foot and in public pay all them who are now so kept ; for, and we defy any man to show the contrary, it is, without each means, impossible to carry on the pretest system of electin,a theme members ; and this is as notorious as the San at son doy.---Oo into any of the risks of corrup tion In Devonshire and Cornwall, or in say taker part of t'e kingdom. Talk a little with the shy, half-hanged looking vilLsins that you hod iikere. You will soon see that the miscreants destine so son to bowl labour; Sou wili soon see shut they think of socking bat the means of suckle,: ihrltiood of the country, under slime pretence or, other. Ask them fee their vote, and the first fillets the barefaced twitters do, Is to ask fur S.M. of your owe Nosey; the next is, to ask you to get some of the mousy of the polite.—Tow, for this, the root of stll the mischief, the Ministers are no more to blame shag Sir TMUIII.OI 1.1,141111:11r41E, Mr. LOCKIIMIT, Mr. t •talkers io parliament? So much for the R•aterloo-scheme. Now let us see what is to be done in the way of Repealing Taxes. which, be it observed, is made dependent . on the success of the Waterloo scheme; that is to say. notes' the House adopt this scheme, there is• to be no repeal of t . Why, to say the truth, the people need not care u farthing shoat the scheme, or any other scheme, so That taste be taken off.— Ctraeure,or any other of tbose,who tram taxes mimed and those who do not want reform t and, though such an outcry has been made abmt the ground on which Lord CMITI.Eti:A.3I defended the second Postmaster () I his conduct was more open, more fair, and far more consistent than that of Lard NOIRMAII Ili who moved for she abolition of dm office, and woo must know, that, if tho ground be took were generally acted es, neither he nor any body else would have the honour to .-rprear»t llighttos Ferrero.. The Ministers may borrow as much and as long as they please, so that they takeoff taxes. They may loan out the Civil List, the whole of the Navy sad Army, and the Pundit°lders also, if they likr ; and they mky do it with as much sense as they have Jose ] this. 'they' mayfund the faith; arid we are very likely to see this done at last, hey may " tisrede the 4 , Garden forward upon posterity" as lbag as they like ; and posterity may pay. if it choose, so that we now be eased of the taxes ! Posterity (of more than two or three years hence) will certainly, we think, not choose to pay ; bat, that is no matter. Let posterity judge and act for itself. 4)ur business is to get rid of taxes; to get the hands of the lan-gather era oat of oar pockets.—Mr. Hums proposed, that the annuities should be Goa, ! ht by the ma nagers of the Sinking Fowl! To he sere the thing is not more farcical now than it would be then ; bat, it was not worth while to thwart men disposed to take of taxes! Let them it.tve their humour ; and, if the scheme tend to prolong the humbug a little and to throw a little powder in the eyes of Jeresslent, it does not signify to us. The taxes are to be re duced, and though in a very small degree, it is some. thing. The tax on salt is now 15s. a bushel.— i It is to be reduced 13'. Halt the Leather Tax is to be taken off. The Window Tax and Hearth Tax in Ireland are to be taken off. And also the Tonnage Doty ea ships. This will, they say, makes reductive of 2,04/0,114/0, %kids, together with the redattio• of , Halt Tes s will make three milliors and • ha 9 igoo■ and Haim, The Lady Castlereagh. frees _ foundered 2d Dee. off Madras; crew saved. Ills Majesty's Oraud llithleet at Carlton Palace. on Thursday, in honour of the visit of the Prince and Princess of Denmark. is the first of the series to which we alluded a few days ago, which in their result por- tend matter of 11:gh import. Ii: were the first to pro ntiagate that the honour of the Darter was to he con ferred on the King of Denmark. and (ruin the source whence we derived that information. it is confidently reported to us, that the Crown of England is to be shared with the ilrostrious daughter of the Royal Dane. Ileums these unremitted attentions to the brother and sister of our future Queen. Ilencelds tlajrstys qn:et visit to his cottage in W;nilsor Park on Wednesday, for the purpose et examining how far the additions and al terations, which had been seggestud by himself, were complete; and as Cumberlaud Lodge has been dis- possessed of its old teasers. fur the accommodation of mew eunsere, the Sovereign, with his usual attention to the comforts and even luxuries of his guests, was equally anxious to he assured that all was in prepara tion there —Of oraiair Chroaiele.) The Ticket No. 11,221, a Prise of 20,000/. in the last Lottery, was sold in Shares by Rtrit %UPSON. COODLCCS sad Co. who respectfully submit the leading features at a sew Lottery of 7,000 Tickets, to be drawn in One My, the 4th Jt:se.—The Scheme contains io Sterling Mosey, 2 Prises of 1'40,040 _ .. Prizes of .. ,t 1,000 I 10 .. Prizes of .. teen 600 1 10 lOO &c. &e. rickets and Shares are selling b y RICHARDSON. Goon Luca sad Co. at th eir Office,lol, Bank buildings. Corukill. ~. :; zc•••• r`~: IPORTLY6 INrghtiesmcx EPSOM RACES, 14-11.—Falimy. Mar IS. F Sealed stud last Ten of a Renewal of*, °AMR,' AKIN of legs troth. h. ft. for three year old filltem, fn. 4 A. that mite end a hall'. The oweer of the evened fill) to ra wly. 100 p out of the nlithrs. (42 solneribers.) Dike of Graftoo's b. f. Pastille—(2.dwards) Major Wilson's eh. f. by Rehm Won by a heed. The following ',sorted bat were mot placed. Delo of Grafton 's eb. f. Vrhtzgig lard G. 11. Cavendlah's h. f. by Bourbon .. , Mr. Wation's b. f. sr. to Neva Mr. Deddinpon's ro. 1. by Rabat* n Lard Grosvenor's b. 1. Juliet 4, Mr. Rosh's eh. f. Roaalima • • • . Mr. Calley's b. f. %elm .. • • • • .. Mr. Turner& b. f. by Phantom . Teo started.—The Judge Mama but Two. 7 to 2 asst to A apt Whiggle—ts to .e s tet .ut of Cat-7 to 1 apt Deddlethee's f.—.hl to I age Major Wilson's f—l 4 to 1 apt sr. to Ness- les t o I apt Rosalind-0 to 4 Pastille and Witimig apt the SeW. Whisgig took the deed at sterting.sail was heeded by Major Wilson's round Totteabase.rorner, wimp, ib i r took the lead again; but after a rum Pastille erne up and won by a hes& Whittilf was a long way belied at the end of the rare. It was a pretty roan towards the last, hut a very long rive in rellemer. The Medley Stokes of Iles each. lftes ft, fair three yea r old colts. fist. 71b., and allies, Sat. 41b. Thu last wile. IN tot ill. Tile Dabbles Stater of lOgs with Xtes added, for elthe sad four yearsold ; three, to carry 7st. Ib., four, RM. MS. One mite. Mr. Field's b. f. by Crispin, 3 yrs old a Mr. R. Walker's eh. f. Prosody, 4 yrs old .. 2 Major Ormsby Gore's h. h. Ceyp, 4 yrs old .. - Mr. Farrall's b. f. be Pinatas. 3 yrs old.. Woe by half a length. .. .. i .. .. Y .. 2 The Owen OleWrioyer frigate. to convey to Dee mark Lord Spencer. Sir George Nailer. and Hoc Ae wastes Fred. Forster. with respective suite', *TAT J. is Yortnonas Roads on Thermlay, and them remain wind-hosed. We beg leave to refer oar readers to an Advertise ment in oar Paper relative to s Theatrical Dried., in aid of the Fuids of the Western Philanthropic laid tido°, for the relief of the enmities sad deserves( poor. We are happy to observe that it is rapidly ob taining that rank in the public estimation which it is so Indy wedded to. We have teases to know that while it derived its erigis from the beaevoient sag petiole of a■ individsal in the middle class of life, aced Ifor years was almost entirely eanise4 to that rank eillealety, It has at length attracted that attention Mm superior circles, to wheel' its cberacter aid ob ject, and its esefiliess entitled it, and tan sew beast a list of Patrons and Sabscribers with which few of the Charitable Institutions of the Metropolis can sow pee*. Within the last live weeks it has Nearly 901. in purposes of bene►olence, sad des its saner, bas distributed more than 1,5001. moon the victims of distress. While every possible precaution it adapted to preclude imposition, sad se time or trosbk spared to ceellse the busty of the Society to those alone who deserve et, it is a pleasing feature is the lostitatios that everyeifice has been gratuitously filled. We Iseartiiy wish it the seems it merits. (mow 71111 NOIBIWING CIIIIIONICLg.) Tar soon PASTOR.—" Boal Pectoris est leaders "'eons WM stilts Mee shohlisloop of A - ; silo has beta peeved by Me widow ender 4lel,01101.•••• This to his. Os•cit's peweel property usersif--e; Whet Ms mai estate may be, we a • unable to say bat ittakulkejlreSbepherd wee net without fields sad pets. 11)14tior the agrees of 'reload. certain spiritual Graziers there appear to have so cease of cosaplaiet. However. it would seem that Scrip fare is occasionally tortured in that quarter (perhaps -le others), sad the test •• feed war sheep."comtptly read two! ws my sheep." which alone can attempt fey what (sling Barks's expressioe), we may call most cl oaking " tallowing is the real and lsidiw " the leek sea Wait aothing like it. There is so reason to feel say alarm about the strict orthotio.ry of his Grace's eseeener—la this sort of sheep walk, be will. is is presumed, follow his predecessor 6 - possibis The stamp to the probate was 2.01101. ; a small slier. which. cooing to tie revenue, is the Fatale* share.( Ibis fat thiag. Tee MUSEUM, No. V. (a mew weekly Joann), de. voted to La creasy:ea, the Fine ARTS, &Meg. the DitAltt, See.) published 25th May, (prier Bd. or free by post, Is.) contains: I. Letters frum Paris.-2. Aeconnt of the Sake( Mr. Perry 's Books.-3. Foreign Editions. of English Ilneks.-4. The Mattsolcant.-5. Table Tattle, or minions of Men and Matters.—G. Anniver sary of the I.iterory Fund.-7. Fine Arts the Exhibi tion —Eagraving in Alto-Relieve in Copper. Ibte.-8. The Drama: Critique on Rini' Jobs at Coyest Garden. —9. Original Poetry : Abuse of the Poetic Talent —Rel. dal Sung—Et eitieg.-111. Reviews of Milasset Bel sbazaar—listier's Reminiscences—Gifford', Persint.— With Varieties, Facetim, Places of Amusement sow epee. Announcements of Books puhlishine, &e. &e.— Published by Joan M mixt:, 6J. Fleet Street, every Saturday morning ; and sold also by all Booksellers, Newsmen, Postmasters, We understand that in conseqweace of the mdsct lion in the price of Mtlt, Mr. CHAPMAN, of the Utz nitre Wells Brewery has de:ermined to make bit Al , . Table Ale. and Table Geer of such superior quality as will enable him to defy- all competition. When we ea. rider the importance to (unities of possmslng &beverage free from the noxious ingredi ants usually etipleyed in the composition of that necessary article. ,ao cannot be surprised at the extensive patronage he s • Si esily enjoys. tion.h patronage we hope will always be riven to meri;erieus who prefer a araill proht and fair name to the risk of destruyinz the health of their fe/low-creoturea by a wiekea and nnfeelin4. es plilite. Tu satisfy the room ftmittions to the genuine ness of his articles, Mr. CIIAPALIN 10.0:011 billf-yearly the folloning " RICH %RD ett.I.PILVV, of Tie TO ego Wells Brewers . . ll', Table Ale, and Table Bear Brewer, makoth oath and saith that his Ale, Table ,11e, and Tattle Beer, are br!wc , l frost Malt and Ho pa only. rind that hr never has. nor ever will hermit or stiffer any drug or other , iojtori Int ingredi.nta to be used in his brewery. " R. Cu orn 04. .• SwOrl , at the Maa4ion-II tole to the City of I.oadoo, March 23. 1192.1, before tn., NIAOV %V, Mayor?' N.B. orders ezernteA (or Heady Mosey.—A:l letters must be post-paid, or net received. '12!IIE1). 0* Thoriwisy last, N,lheninl Eitilol.l, Of 011e0111 s•iss, Esq.. Follow of klettatit'w:ittge.Oxfor.l, to Framers I; rep. busghter of thw lie Joliet ‘Vnelbwell, Rs I • DIE.. Ott Thrustsy kat, the mil son of Mr. Stealer. er Islington. *.oodon. : Edited, Printed, sad Puhtieheil et the thaeeei " Tan ST% l'a,111:• •• and '• The CassTITI.TIoN .• Paper.) Nu, Strand. h) 1.1.. it. whole ell rootimattoleetioae, o•Jerv, Q.. are he addressed. • Nommesommirisigo Renewal of sloe OAKS IST %KIN three year old 11111 em. Po. i Is 'the he owaer of ibe evened fill ) to re- hears. (44 soloieri hers.) tottle—(Rdinords) t Rube's.. n by a heed. irted bat were not placed. f. by Rowboat .. by /tittles n [cart he Judge *toed bat Two. I to ft sing Widgets—ld to 4 nu apt Deddleanta's 1.-11 in I 14 to I agst sr. to Nava- SG too I stills end Whlagig apt ti.elieW. d at stariing,aast was heeded by il Tottesbuweorner, wbra A ir it after a ram Pastille ems op Whittle was a tong trey belied It was a pretty rows towards the se in reining. t s each. Ides M. fee three year old lies, Sst. 41b. Thu last wile. Did legs such, with tOes add e d, for I ; three, to carry Ist. :lb., four, in. 3 yrs old moody, 4 yrs old .. I 11. Cuyp. 4 yrs old 3 moo. 3 yrs old.. 4 Yy half a length. rer fridate. to einvey to Deu- r George Naylor, and Hoa. As- with respective suites, !velvet a Tbanday, and there remain er our readers to an Advertise- d,* to a Theatrical Besefit, is ✓ Western Philanthropic load. r the socessitcom sad deserves( o observe that it is rapidly oh. e public estimation which it is We have reams to know that gin from the benevolent u(• sal is the middle class of life. at entirely eortiad to that rank earth swatted that sometime to which its character read eir. entitled it, and east new boast abscribers with which few of lons of the Metropolis can dew t live weeks it has sof benevolence, and dm its more than 1,5001. moo the 'bile every possible precaution I imposition. and so• time or Me the busty of the Society erve ie. it is a pleasing feature eery office low been gratuitously eb it the @ascots it merits. sotoree cneontcne.) -" Beal Pastimes est loaders Is Me sisvehldeirsp of 6. 4 flit r his widow sailer 1241,81101... r perigeel property awstaltp.—t- may be, we a • unable to Shepherd woe am without fields ✓ the Mertes of Ireland. en there appear to have so went, it would seem that Scrip- Mired in that gamete, (perhaps "feed sty slarp,"comtptly read rich alone can account Ise what Dims), we may call most es- he coal and kidisu " the lack it. There is no reason to feel oriet ortAiedo.ry of his Oran's of sheep walk, be will. it is predecessor "posaibis stymie." tte was 2,01101. ; a small slice. . is the l'obries share ol V. (a sew weekly Joann), de- llo Fins ARTS, &Meet, the 25th Slay, (price Bd. or free by amen from Atsconnt is Books.-3. Foreign Editions. The Maersolcens.-5. Table den and Matters.—G. Amine- nol.-7. Pine Arts the Bairiki- to•ltelieve in Copper. hic.-8. n Kin( Jells at Coyest Garden. ihuse of the Poetic Talent Rd- 111. Reviews of Menses% Bel- iniseences—Uifford's Perseus.— e, Places of Amusement sow If Books publishing, &c. &c.— rdssn, 69. Fleet Street, every I sold also by all Booksellers, &c. in consequence of the mdse. :It, Mr. Cinemax, of the 1 ;4 as determined to state bit leer of such superior quality se all competition. When we con. ItitiPirs of possessing &beverage tgredi mts usually employed in it necessary article. ,ars cannot ensive patronage he s • d - • atronage we hope will always indiyi,ivals w h o prefer a smell the risk of destruyinz the health t by a wicked and nnfotlin:r ea• most ftsti4iinus lathe genuine. Cltarat.in ina.tes half-yearly the of Bev:lege Wells Brewery. .11e, r lireswnr, maloth oath and smith and 'fahte Beer, are hr.nved from I that hr never has, nor ever will or outer ,iojtori Ins inaredi.nts to „ It. COArM 04. n-ib.ar;e in the City . * f I..)adoa, NIAON %V, Mayor. • far Ready Money.—.V.l letters received. 1 VtrtlEß. itheni.tl Eliiiol.l, of fdoroln's.ian, 'o;idge. Oxford., to Frances I; regs. ‘Vnellswell. DIR...