The Statesman. — London, England, 1812-10-05 00:00:00

• • • 't 1' it.. 4 4 C I 4 I • • • T 7711' f • ti • V- • me="r"llibilwe 4 `4. ' • „tog . 1 y " 0 11 4 ' t, • tt ...; 1 / 1 1) 1 - • :` 1 • . . 1 ) .1 4 14. 41 • Nt. - V 4_ "f t I . 4 I i LONDON, MONDAY, OCTOBER .5, 1812. PRICE efa - --, ' No. 2063. THEATRE - ROYAL, COVEN r-smuw.N. Tft" present EVEN I N G, Oct. 5, will he 1 .• rforleir•., VENICE PRESERVED. To Weis kill he added, MIDAS. A New Grand Romantic I)flimn. called Th. CEthiopt er, The Child of ihe Ue.cre. oil' be produced on Tucsloy next. • - Lisßom. . IN HENRY ASTON BARKER'S PANORAMA, Letrevter-square, n Splendid VIEW of that celebrated CI!, is stow e4hthiteoe, taken on the' Tagus, front "hence LiSTIONI appears to 100-t udvautogr. Thu Picture is highly toishe.l, and minted upon the grand -wale of 10,000 square feet o f C,v,v ! ! The SIi•:GI of FI.USIIING epatinues open for it short time. ^4nm:owe to each Painting One Sbigityl.. Catalogues litz. . , peter. Open frititi Ten ,Ao.sllo,a FIRE AM.) LIFF.INSWItAItdia CI)NIPANY, NEW BRIDCKSTTIEFT RLACKFRIAftsI. F.UPOWEEtKI, BY ACT (IF PARLIAMIRITe - - For lusaia Ke fruits Fire. unal-04-I.lwit4 and Car the Grant lei Rurrhor of A nnuillll. • PIL N.iURANCE filling dug at MlClttr . i 'sa t in. sa l on ' ' , le r. ea within Attests , • email. • - . • Tale ssstem n( Fire Insurance pursued by this Cmnisasy pf fnni every advantage %Inch such a sem it) cart afield. On In prances nil at London, the premiums have peen considerably Gun Bred. A large allowance is made on Life I. , ,urance ; and in Vaal, and in rvery, eiepartosettt of the Itu-inc.i, the Contitans's ar r i neements are attended vith all pobsihle convenience and dis picii. WARNER PHIPPS. Secretary. •„• The Company', Office f,e the West cod or London, at No. 9i, on the west•►ide of New Bood-street, near Oiler& stir. I. GRAND JUNCTION WATRR-WORKS. riiHE DIRECTORS of the GRAND JUNO TION WATER -WORKS beg to acquaint the public, th it agreeable to their tat orldrew. they )PsteldAY "Wiled their Winks, nod have great ratisfadion in sasiug, that the trial of throwiog water to the tops of hones, far exceeded their san guine expectations. Tar firemen of several of the Fire Com panies attended. and thr tire-hoses were directed by men belong ing to tLe Sun Fite Office, who expres;ed their surpriirsat the safer bring thrown, by WWII of three beta , axed to the bre plug in the street over lbe tops of the highest bowel, at the corner of Great Vutalwrinad- place. Ike water was al.o thrown over the hmews to the middle of thisiir-street t but the two plugs !meanie into Berkeley-square did not soceted, in col.sequence of will)e evil-di-posed persons f tompir.4 woes and bricks into the fire-plugs. The Directors, so,efore. • ler a Reward of Tacitly Contras, for informhliots ite,:o•No any peeves' or persons guilty of the said offence, so that they may be brought to punishment. The Directors beg further to observe. that as the water can be thrown to the tops of houses in Cuoilicrland-plare, the highest stud iu Londuas the lower districts sill he readily accomplish ed; and they burial to make qtch a-raii4ements for the early attendance of Sremen. ;is to rosier their means of extinguishing tires, at a moment's eat ire, e xtremely b: nelicial in thine districts libeir ilies -oppl v hue-c? with water. 46, Upper Seymnar•street, Oct. 5.1612. (r S i I re TSA I TT b N . S, icel, ll. ,h lll , 6 . l k . N n an d den h , i r s ire at Cook or !loupe...aid; thry will make iherisselvrs •1 Tana- .11104..1 ., ., a. ow y . ahmr.ftvik. 4%.‘ pi OdUte us.d.aidble character* fr.u. their lasi places of siervi. lu !... A lire addressed In 1. A. poet paid, at Mr. Meat's,' Niwe war till he duly attended tu. - AY 1114 MAJ Marl; BMIf I, hOTIMRITY. TURMEAU sad SEWARD'S PATENT LI. vEtwoot, caul LANCARTRII: LAMPS, tubiptedlin e.er% per les*. 11111 bittimitsti. These Lamp 4 heiag cab Mated to promo c ;(renter quantity of britliten pure light than any Lamp hitherto enveined, tiv the n.r (gibe cheApeit oils only, and being thus rendered of the utmost Imporivince In the pultlice'imine needy Mmufacturers have lately endiavoered to introduce At weal spiiiiims descriptions, like the Miginal ant in outward pearnnec; one will he found with a large wltk inn complete eil• Ir a exactly the saint as the i•ld nrcand on a Lugs Kole I Lois madeoly called an improvement upon the Liverpool Lamp 1 it it , eareely neee.,:ory t o point oil how much more nil moo be col..meed bye complete circle of name than where it iii broken h. Ito er coisidatithais space*, or how much more smoke and less trillimit light will'he produced by the flame where the air has *lto ias fire nod col. pleie ricers.; a very slight reflection will ism k e it appurent to eve, y one. The orisionl,(and oris) Patent Liverpool Lamps, burr the Tone. of Tormetie and Seward en the :Mill in the cent' c of the X i A4var; fwd :ire sold nil their wholesale and retail write h'.ol t , .. Mg 'her) -lone, opp,l.itr Lumgmere t nut Church- Ltserpool; w here mil be had the best Oil, Wick, and Chi:emirs ter the above. THE SILVER. AIED.‘I,. NF.W INVEHTED TRUSSER, To .RI) AGAINST THE INCONVENIENCE OF iturruitEs. Sarclidatal.bx dor Society far ihr Enrisurngrniel I of Arts, Ma aufarturrs, and Commerce of England. WIIITFORD, Surgeons Instrument-maker, lUD • awl Cutler to Si. Kartholowew's Trms-maker his Illitirssyls Henourghte Consmis-imier , of the Tramptitt 8.11114 s im to the City et Loihdoir Ti. o. vo, iety, for Relieving 1114• ItMpinnrl roar, µunionized lot hi, Kula' Highness the Dale ot Cantbri onnotiners iiis N Itvv -111 V N T I) S 1•: - -PENT iAI E. Elf III; STIC STI.EI. Tit US'4I..S, by which it Cum.. in attaity,Cisee. will b, oltinilird; .'",l 1w cl!- ll"Kes.l ,l keep up . * wait 4ilicult Ituptare that ever existed, stab/int Fnetworessenes to the wearer. The Society of Art.. he. *taloa voted their Silver Ideas! for the alone Improvement. the !aerator Ln. had Ike honour et receiving the same from the hand. of his Grate the Duke of jll .o GAIL. their Prevident. The Inveana ma, n o w t!ie snti..l"artina likewise to announce s that toy Tiiisye. xiveit the ',macro sativraili,•rt to the of tt,-.,d with Rupture , . that nut teas than 7000 person. hove, w thin the-e few years, frit the geed elects of.tbron, t h ese Tiny-es having heel. wade oat Anatumiehl principles, which nu other Ten,. ha, ever been. The Inventor insures the Alllirted, that on a Illogic ilia! they will be thoroughly etmeitterd if their reperiarity ay.-8 all Trusses New ha tate; and sway he had at his Ilmautaetam, under the Centre (Weeny of St. litirthalumew's Ilavital, W. st Smithfield; and at Nu. 37, Laelharti-street, COOl NN. 13. Where alws MOZ Ige heel, his new rod complete Appa rat u , ay a Substitute for leeetteb.t and the AMULET, los petting Ravers, unbind a Hone. "VVIIITE 11ANDi have ever been ePteemed a i personal beauty in both Sexes, and ist,sonn-mists se. 'Enro l s ore vs.:te ds n:a to iters.ots of ran ilstivlS.k. The BAN A i I', or l c dia., w a shing CO. es. liniment the-peculai Propirlys of go tbr most exquisise delicacy of texture and &OW 04!, able ittitheiss to the li twits %Inch ate conslvollY "Asked this So Leen in cases where she skin has been injure y ' 1- hour or other visibly?, the harduess and coarseness are ?free ittfallibt y, and perm-inently removed, tied ratesseeded by a smoothites4‘ fairnes, soul delicacy of appearance, aliivb caspiat z be beguired by any other Mr.,119 a hatevets. It Is by Ptperience ants in., ally one &Inform an adequate idea if 111 atiperibe ex- erlieoce of lair Soap. Sold by the Proprietors' Agent's, whose signature it bean, I Weston and CO., No. 2'49, Strasid, :war rentple-bar, London aid the Proprietors, as a (nether security. bbd them so he p'sr lienlar its ssotts-ing, shut the 114110 e find lititifefA of the Prissier, E. flimtex. No. Bow•street, Covent-gaiden, is taxed to the itslicl and s Upper. All others are rounsteffeils. Sold by massy se.proasile Med - boners aid MeJieinds Venders Me Town 4.41 Country. Pike Is . earls Cake. But it I. at all times necessary tio be padirtil.tr In uls,rrvisig she sthoses entitibih, which' wi ll be t .r m• %OS sty:crewing' Of UM MN .641404. • COV P.NTRY ELBC nos% AT a Numerous and Respectable MEETING, mortised by Public Advertise/prof, sit the London Ta vern, Bishopsgate-sireet, on the Ist of Oct-her, for the purr; se of concerting tie best means of securing Mr. Alderman COMBS'S RE-ELECTION for the GI l'Y OF LONDON, in the esamilig Parliament, Mr. Alderman OOM VILLE in the Clad / . ; . It was Resolved Unani , riously, i That its remembrance of the unanimous Vote of Titnelts"i ;tossed to Mr. Alderman Combe by the Livery of Lordita, nt thisclove of his race for Sheriff, and of the universal approhn- Min of his conduct as Mayor, particularly during the di l tu r b.. ancvs in the City from tse BO Price of Provisions; and no a review of his upright and iodeperdent conduct in the Four last Pailiaments, a herein he most faithfully Represeieed the great bad, of his Electors; it is the opinion ;Willis Meeting, that Mr. Alderman Combe it a lit person to be continued one of the Re prysentatives of this City to... Parliament. That we do most rordially recommend him to the warm sup port of his Brother liverymen t and that we will, to the utmost of nue plover, use our best endeavours to promote and secure i Ule.worthy Alderman's Re-election. ' That the foregoing Resolutions he signed by the Chairman, Ma publiShed Mate Mooning and Evening p ar er.. . WILLAANI DOMVILLE, Chairman. ..TheXtaiMtan having left the Chair, it was— .l ' Resolved Unaoirnouslv. _ ... rlip; i t hb Thanks of this :',etsiteiLe elv.a ..'"us for his volt.. V) Tr; lE WORTHY AND INDEPENDENT FREE ...Nos 0p , 40 .,. „„ k ..,,,,,,,i,,i, 5 ,„.0•;,r,...4. ibie •we0.v...... , • ' ' t OE •'IIqRS OF THE COUNTY OF WORCESTE R . TO. THE WORTHY INDEPENDENT LIVERY OF ( irsrr 4 ' T PREAJME again -to solicit the high honour of', LON DON. I JR. representing you in Parliament. GerrettstrK, • It is now six year. since volt tint committed to my care Ike fly- the gc.siolution of Parliament, the 'choice public guardianship of votir rights find interests: and I thiak I of your Representatives in the House of Commons reverts may, without arrogance, assert, that during that period I have serted you a ith diligence and zeal, Wild have disehorged my d u ty to you, and in anxious solicitude for 'access, I take the liberty to propose myself again a Candidate for your favour . wlbout fear or favour, resisting equally the undue influence a I hope that my conduct its the various elevated and di,tin- theCrowo, mid the machinations of turbulent sedition. Hew : ingllon been tried in rur service, 1 flatter myself I stand on guished situations in which you have placed me, has so fur ma nifested my loyrety to my Sovereign, and my attachment to the an tnsinerice in your opinions, whence I might not to descend to genuine principle: of the Constitution, as lo make any further the low level of vulgar professions mid promises. Of inv pub professions thereof to yiat unnecessary. I have been in your lieprinciples, however, it is Bt you should he reminded, and service many years, during n hick time, in my Parliamentary they are the slime which the nation solemnly espoused and owe conduct, I have consulted no interest but that of the Public, of tiered at the memorable /Era of King William's Accession. I which you Tooke so respectable a part ; nor have I courted any Cillhot define them better. than by stating their objects, which I favour hut yours. laid to be—Civil and Religious Liberty secured by law, and Conscious of having hitherto done my duty by you, I now tit due comroul of Prerogative by the legal privilege of the very respectfully and very earnestly solicit a renewal of your flybject.. Go. watch, a hit ;terra find vigilance ;tad jealowy, coafidenee; and I assure you most solemnly, that if you shall 4er the safety of those noble .ItWits, to protect thesis .in all think me worthy of it, I will be faithful to the trust you may nimannees, nod at any peril, from any infringement, or ha grime in me. mrd of infringement, is in In) opinion, the chief civic duty of With great respect, I have the honour to be, m Englishman. Such, in its general outline, is my political • Gentlemen, teed. My practice ha, been ennformahle to it. Your much obliged and most obedient servant, Relying. then, sin your satisfa , tare espesience of my past London, Sept. SO, ISM 11. C. COM BE. tonduct, convinced that yto !lase Coond therein sufilcient proofs !of my Mo•grit‘, and iltiqrs , ,a;ol wise doubling hut that you The Committee for conducting the Election of Mr. Alderman a rove the Princi les I . have t d . clarcd, I look to laic °MI -001111.0 will sit daily at the linilitliall Coffee-house, where any ! Com•aunications a ill be thankfully received. , dente to the issue of Il the approactiiinc Ilveriutr, and I have the learner to be, Gentlemen, With much respect and gratlimfey Year TM faithful and obliged humble servant. Hoyle! Dalt, WILLIAM MARY I.I7TELTON. 001.2. Mt rIIIIE FREEMEN of tke CITY of COVEN AL TRY, resident in London, are revectiallv informed, that Carriages are provided for the innermost* of Voters in the lo terevt of JoAEPti BUTTERWORTH, Esq. Particular direction muy be had at Mr. Appleglrth's, elsmers.treet, Covent-gamin; or of the Committee, 'levee-row, bpicaltields. TO THE GENTLEMEN, CLERGY, AND ERRE HOLDERs OF THE COUNTY OF LEICESTER. Danmeases, ERMIT me to renew to you the offer of my_ service, as one of your Representatives fa Parliament. at. .sttrinc you, that 3hlltild I be anaut honoured with your confi dence, it will be the continned wide and study of mr life en pease Myself worthy of that high diAiociion. by nu assiduous, faithful, and independent di•eletree of my Parliamentary Duty.' an more ttttt led :mention to your local interebis, nod a zealous endeavuor to promote the general welfare of our Country. 1 Imre the honour to remain, Gentlemen. Your moot obliged, Faithful humble Servant, GEORGE ANTHONY LEGH KECK.; Stoszktna-Gran;e, Sept. $O, 1.312. T a very numerous and most respectable 1 - ‘,. MEETING at the City of London Tavern, no Feitlisv. October 4,1814, of LIVERYMEN, friends of Sir WILLIAM CURT IS, Bart. GEORGE WOOD, Esq. in the Choir, It was itoanimitudy ersolved,—Tiiat the entiduct of Alder man Sir William Curtis, iu five successive Parliaments, entitles him to the full coofideace aad decided approbation of his Consti ltb nts. Thal his urdevialing loyally to his Sovereign—his nttachment to the Lawn and the Constitution—his crashing support of the real Intereqs of the Country—his readiness of access to his Eel low-citizens on all occasions—had his constant attention to the Rights and Prisileges of the Livery of Loudon, are the surest pledges of his odiereace to those principles which first recom mended him to their public notice and esteem. That shl, Meeting will isse - its masons -enttoovoors N.O weirwe she ts malty Alderman s re-election, for the sixth time, to the honourable and exalted situation of a Represettiative of this City in the ensuing Parliament. GEORGE WOOD, Chairman. The Choi:mail having left the Chair, it was intabianowily resolved, that the Thanks of this Welke be given to the Chair - TO THE WORTHY LIVERY out.ormort. • GrATLSSigti, highest honour which any men can receive from ris Fellow citizens, is that of tieing placed by them in theishuntion of promoting their interests, and guarding their rights, in the Com' 11111 l House of Parliament. This great trust you have twice reposed in me; and to discharge it faithfully, has been tuy chief study and greatest ambition. With t cis coo sciotriness I venture now to refer lllNself with conildetwe so you, olpon she expected Dissolution of Parliament, to solicit the he n .ur , ble distinction of being returned, fur the third time, One of the Representatives of this great City. • The friendship and kindness of the Livery of London *Meyer be remembered by me with sentiments of the warmest z,ratitudei and will stimulate me to still greater exertions, to promote by every means intrusted to me, the welfare of oar free and envied Country. the prosperity of t hel City of London, and the happi ness of all ranks of toy Fellow Citizens. 1 have the honour to be, • With the greatest respect,fsentleingo, - • Your faithful and most obedient humble servant. Americo-square. Sept. 29, ISM JAMES SHAW. My Committee will sit daily at the King's-Head Tavern, in the Poultry. w bete your frieNdly communications winkle thank fully reesiresi. TO THE IN OFFEN I/F.NT FREEMEN OF THE CITY OF COVENTRY. GPAITI. Malt N. I -l AV ING understood that Wm. Mills, Esq. one of your late Reptevriaritives, bus signified his intention not to offer himself as a Candidate for the honour of represent ha; sou in P..rlioinent, and baying received highly flattering acNur :men Of suppnri, front a great body of the Independent Freemen, I be to solicit the honour of your suffrages and sup port at the nest Election. As native of Oity of Coventry I feel deeply interested io iis welPines t.nd having ololite or ohiect at heart but the goad of any country. uneonnt'eted with ',arty or private views. any firm resdution to sea ve you faitlefully, should I have hour to be elected. nod 1 ran only distils on the grounds of honest Independence. 1 ha‘e the honour to he, Gentlemen, Yale MObt faittinil and obedient servant, JOSEPH BUTTERWORTH. Finet-street, London, Ist Oct. ISIS. The Preened in geoeral, whether resident in Load,ii or at digitate, are respectfully isiforined, Mr. Ratterworth's Cam olAw.age sittiug daily. ut NI. 5, Itaven-row, Spitalfields, where all Isiformatian will be added as to the time and aLLao tser of their going to the place of PM. - The Pall will commence on Monday nest. • A. HEN,RY HUNT, do most solemnly sweir, shayshay If I i ,„, th wri , AV E of the It CPR ESF NT ATI* ES for', tick; Ciiv,ll will eildenvoor, to she utmost ofanymental and dily Abiiiiy,tto WMI prorore4l o l 4 ktUor Ist more& steal.. lastly to oiaiotaio ACTS of PARLIAMEN fproper far sae foil- .wing Purpose!: First. I will reerr cease inns, Endeavours for Reform, them— by to eslahlisis ou elm inipeortrable BM - 4Sn fair, free, equal Re- i preseetation of the People in Parliament. Second. It shall' he my unceasing Task, to endeavour to es dude nil Place:ilea whatever, from sitting in the House of COUP. • Third. My endeavours shall never he wanting to redress the grievances and secure the Constitutional rights of all soy fellow sublgcts in Garret British) and Ireland, and more pal tkularly to redress the grievous and manifold iinpositioris practised upon any fello w-courury own of Bristol. Faurtb. I will with all my soul, lend my zealons aid to abolish the iahusean practice' of the torture of the lash, by Bog ging soldiersP the army. - Fifth. I will stood she Poll to the last eminent. I .to most iniannlly inienr,,psever t o ac4eD i fro, the Crown or its Minister', Place, Pension, Cimino, Title , Gra,. taiiy, ay Emolument of any kind wbatever. Eso Hal& MS CiOD ..411001e91.4 $, 44*, LLENIIT HUNT. TO TILE OENT!.EMEN, ChEitt.V,D FREFUOLD. FIRS OF THE COUNTY BERKs. nEI'tTLE3III,I. lIVING publicly declared the rind principles ae on W P hich I offer myself to represent thisCimotPy in Patlia mem, it is not my intention to make it personal canvas*. Sycophancy of Candid rtes hefore their election, and indif ference to their Constituents nfterward:. have been 10 frequently di , plaived, that the im-incerity of Electioneering professinrw have become a bye word, and a scuff amongst the honest and claultilotente put of mankind. I base never had the pith of rased's% serenity, and tam ton late in life to take a nett (nurse. The cause that 1 embark in is yours. If there be any Free holders who, feeling the national grievances does nit trace them to dietitian.. whence they spring, and perceive the necessity of exercising his starage wit bout expellee to the Candidate. and of electing such men as pledge them-elves to stand up tor the People's rights. nothing that I could urge in person could im pte-s it upon him, but time very soon may. I ion not of that inactive diyosition, that to avoid trouble would omit any net of civility and attention towards you ; hut I think I pay much greeter respect to your understanding by stating my principles to yll4l (as I have done in my public ad vertisements), mid leaving them to their ow n operations upon your mind, than I should by atteripting to gain your favour through personal solidintion. I therefore tike this mode iif re questing ymtr support and inheres, nt the approaching Election. And 1 reinnin our faithful friend and servant, Hearin!, Berks, Sept.Ql. WILLIAM EIA LLETT. ELECTORS OF OK EH MPTON. WHEN I offered myself as a Candidate for your suffrages at the hat Electioa, it was with the hope. that, as n Representative of the People, 1 might reader good service to my Country. I slier myself to your 'Mention now, to thank you for the cot:fi Imre sou plated in nie, to th ink you f-r the marked ;sp. piobation .)nu have sitire best mad upon lay public conduct, but NOV to tisk for your sattlruges. The leading objects of my Parliamentary career were. to stets the torrent of Corrupt Lat, to le s sen the !lumina . ) of soar Taxes, and to reel:tint the ii:irrior from the forme of the lash! As n specimen of Corruption, I too .ght forward the Com mander in Chief, the Duke of V ink :.--Ilie itepr..,elitioives "I the People armiittod liiin. the People declared hint pall% ! The Prince let-cut restored him to his command. and the Citi zens of Lawlor) hailed him at their festive board ! 1 offered to prove, in what was called your Commons Haase, that a Militiaman had been more unfairly tried, mint wrongly condemned, must inhumanly flogged, and most barbarously banished I-But thine met who 4 :died themselves the Retires**. 1414VC1 of the People rebisedi to hear ms winietees lit their Bar, and this vb vim of military vcogetrice lo lingerin„; met his misers able existence is? pestilential Flame ! •- By no uncontroverted anti incontrovertible statement of facts, I proved that Al' LF: AS t' TW LIN I.: MILLIONS OF TH 4 PlitisPLP.'S MONEY MIGHT HAVE BEEN ANNUALLY SAVED TI) THEM, and the sinews' of the Cantor, braced rather Aran relaxed. The Public Espenditure tors shire been increased ten; of millions, the toot., have snore brought thousands fres pawner to grinding piste' ty, mid, whilst bat.kruptcy per ' wader the land, sod millions of sonr fellow-cilium% are pining through the want of bread (though the g ranarie s sire replenished with corn), Pensioners and Placemen o pened and gorge them selves on the very tied; of their Cow.try ! Were I then to niter yon my terriers with such damning proof before me that nn service can be rendered yoo till the 'Nipple (roused from thrlr lethargs) are Jot to themselves, and st443,pabses.td, in truth and in fact, of their full share in the Government, I should fed myself acting the part of a hypo crite, and. therefore Electors, I bid yen farewell. CalverJen Farm, Tunbridge Wen -....- (is L. WARDLE. Sept.:JO, 1312. ''' 'VI '..1". BARLEY MOW CHOP AND COFFEE-HOUSLIALIS BCRY-SQUARE. . - .MlaS' RS. MOORE and BIRD beg leave most respectfully to Lifurm their Friends age Me. 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