The Statesman. — London, England, 1810-06-19 00:00:00

, I No 1345. NE 19. 1810. J I „ , ~~. LIBERATION OF 41R FRANCIS BURDETT. AT a MEETING o( the. FRIENDS of Sir FRANCIS BURDETT, it Wagresadsea, Th a t a p u b. lie trihate of revert he paid to the illostriasto Representative of the City of Weitioitoter, liberation from iniprbion ment, for his manly vindication of the right to TRIAL BY JURY, that List and best security fir the perionni freedom of the People of EllX1:11111. JAM I'S POWELL. See. Crown ant Anchor Tavern, Strand, June 6. There will hen Procession in C.irri.4ges, on Itorsebaelt.and on Foot. —Such Gentlemen as are willing to attend in' peaces slim (on hur-eback or in carriages) are requestec to Read their names and addre.s, as 50011 as pos,ible, post paid; to M, r. S. Miller IS,. Skinner-street, Siniw-hill; Mr. Mater, Marseferry-road, %Vestosiosaar; Mr. Win. ltoge,nt, 46, ox ford-street; ylr. George Puller. l 3), I.nng--acre.• stit FRAINCIS'ItURI)ETr. . I"RTRAI't OF Ma FRANGIS :BUR. DETT, to be encraved by WILLIAM SHARP, frame a Pietism painted from t . (luring hls linprisontaent in the Tower, by Mr. N ot; rut:urn, R. A. Price to Sobwribert One tinniest ; half at the tine nf sub arriigne. the orioniuder ;to tietiverv.—Delivery of gulch lap •pre,gion according to the tinier of Sediscription. Sub.criptions receiied at the °dice of Tut: STATESMaIw, 131. Fleet-Mort; by Mr. Sharp, No. 17, London-street, Filzroy-syware; and at W. and J. Norville s, No. 40, Coro lla!, near ilirchii:-hose. RUGBY . ANNIVERSARY. • V liE Noblemen and Gentlemen etlucated at Rumor SCHOOL, %ill- dine at the FRU:MA SONS' TAVERN, trt.at Queen-•treet. TO-MORROW, Wetiorsdit„ the lialf-pat Five &Cluck. S. RCMIIOI.D tiq. M. P. in the Clt iir. sTEivAflos. Nom Mr. Eartllry. • r Itev. 1)r. Slen.th. Iterv. the Demi of I.inenla. ' Town .« st,l Walker, Nev. the Wairtleo of Mo r tar. I.iruteontg-Colurwl College, thawed, tarn. Wharton Marriott, • J. T. Wit ATISLAW, See. Tickets, One Guinea melt, to be 1u.,1 at the liar of the Totem. M-JT(iiiiiNWmfortAloßs• WANTru .10 HT Y .MEN. Geed Workmen may meet with constant Employ abet Iti agel4. tit Nie,sr.. Wiraam Sharp tool ur Ifiohop's, Canth ,- 1 , 1g.e. EAST-iNnikgli A WLS. A 'AT a vltriely of SHAWLS, MIA WT, HANDKERCHiErs, mid SHAWL CRAVATS, V V anti any 'other rurinnsartiele of India_ protium. • Apply at the Last-litdia VfatalOstafila Road-street, facitqg illeakeim-areet. tta"r. ol P4 v . lll . , • ' • A NEW-INVENTLD s 01.11) LEATtita TRUNK. CC ' , KATT has the hunkS•ie or issfoniimg the Nu. hility and fientry,add his Friairts ba partictlar, that he has invented a most comisitte SOLID LEA fitER W ER' PROOF TRUNK, upon an entire i:cw principle, calculated In carry nnwe luggage the a ahr ever vet offered to she tic. They will be found purtiettlarlyU•eFul to persons aces,- turned to touch travelling, an.l ‘sorthy the attention of traders' to the East and West Judie,, ab there will be au advturee ill price from the etwatson Travellinerninks. S. Pratt's Manstastoriet ar... 40 tual 119 . Holbura-hill. The Trade awl Cosines llealers sem:lied . . .IRAS'IIN6S AN I) 'T UN tilt11)G 8 W KI.LA NEW MAIL COACH. Irons the BELL SAVAGE NN, LODGATE-HILT , , every Evening, testae A N CllO% INN, HASTINGS. then' It ivertte;nl. Sevenolles, Waderstst,, Tireasure. Flintwrll, Silver-Dill, Robertshrin : t. pd Balk, Takes Parcel** shill, Ilawkliorst, Wtorbehiea, Rye; 1 ) Zsithouroe, and the rutl aceitt Country. .. • . By El WARD PIi.OOKTER and CO. W.B. A NEW' POST (DAT) COACH. called the ROYAL GEORGE, to EXETER, and` PLYMOUTH etiough ialisbory, 'Wittestaar. • Shittooree, Yens,il, Chard, .A snotwirr, and floritoa. will cotnnsence at Elgin o'Cliack in Or Morning 011 MON DA,Y. 4.51119 f 311,..% Not :a-countable for any Pickhge comber* Cash.. Plate, Jewris, Uank Notes,' Wtstiags, wever small in Va lue); or. au.., othet . Parcel, or Passengers' Eitgen 'ge if lost or Oalaaked. tthove FIVE POUNOglirafu'e, ouless entered as such,. itod [aid fur aetkilingly at the Tin* of Deliver'. Nat twelitioiable fur China, Gloss, 4. &c. or their Con- Mut:, on au" T .r•as wlitteyer; nor any Patel, directed to be kit till Culled :Or. ' 084:' 1 ° '. li() •14 -gB-FURNITURE, LEASE,. fie: No. 15, STISibARD-STREET, SPIT 1.-SQUARE. . !TO HI SOLD R 1( AU( rioN, By HUNTER & HERSANT, • On the trellises, TO-MORROW, at Eleven by • Order of the Proprietor, A Li. the Genuine 11 OUSEIiD 43.. TURF. and EFFECTS, compri!iag Four-post and ether Bedsileads, witu Furnituresi . Feather Reds and fled-' • Matominv and Walwit-trea Christ of Drawers, Side board, capital Set of. Claw DiiiingTaiics, Mal - 10g . 4m 'tad Jn panned chairs, Isselvc Llbuts• DratOvg-romn ditto, with hair 'qu .tis; aSofa and Settee; handsome Ctentleiti.iii',Dre,- sing Stand. Pier and Dreltsing Games, an Eight-day Dial, Wilton and otiter Carpet' , ' Drapery Window Curtains, lc portable Mangle, an Iron Chest, lacke Lead Cistern, Kit then Requittites, & e. &c. Also at One o'Cloek the saine day, the valuable LEASE. of the excellent Family Housc, ,situate as. above, iu a mint revertahle Neighbourhood, Nineteen lielies of a hick were utwxpircd at Lady-day last, at the very low Rent Of 2tll. Inv Annum.—lninsedinte piissessioti.may he h;KI. Particulars mmi p Catakoes to be hail un the Premises, stets of Messrs. Britian', 4, Laiwer aluable.Copyisold It:State, Epping-Green, Berkhantstead, lros: • • ' TO BE SOL)) BY AUCTION. By Mr. RICO AR NEI . .I)IIAM. At the Auction Mart, opposite the Itauk, on WEDNES DAY, JUNE 47, at Twelve o'Cinek. IL VALUABLE COPY1101,I) ES TAT E, a comprising a good Faintly Dwelling-how, with at. tacned and. detached Offices, capit•il .Garden, Lawn, Or• chard, mid Pleasure Ground, with taree Inclmmrcs of Ales now Laud. The Whole, including a Piece of freehold, cuutaim about 40 Acres. 'lle Estate may be vje wed t awl further Particulars had of T. Nicholqin, EA.Hertford ; the Falcon. Waltham- Cross; nod of the Auctioneer, 10, Broad-street, Rapti Ez- CAPITAL NEW-BUILT FREEHOLD PORTER, ALL, and TABLE BEER BREWERY. TO BI SOLD BY AUCTION., By W INSTANLEY and SON, At the Auction Mart, near else Bank of Esiglitod, on THURSDAY. July 5, at Twelve, THE CONSTITUTION BREWERY, cli. gaily situate Bell-lane, Spitaldelds, communicating with Petticoat-lane, Whiteehapel. This Cowen' has been recently erected oo the most judicious plans of convenience and utility, built of tint-rate material- of ..erydeseription ; the interior arrangements are on the latest improvements. sad together. is c.insidered equal, if not superior. to any stint Brewery of the same size in the United lingll4iii,eintoracing accommodations for carrying on trade to atom, any extent, sapplied by two inexhaustible wein of line water, within in own walls, stabling for twenty homes, very, spacious paved Yard,: C-operage, extensive Saxe-homes, Malt and Hop Warehowe4, large Coal Cellars, Accovapt log-kismet, Bee wen Oilers, with other requisite and well-coobeeted Apartments. The Plant, Fixtures, Drays, Barney, Ca s ks, Implements,. and Utemils of every description. which are entirely' new, and have bees purchased on the best passible ready money terms, are to he taken by a Purchaser, at a liberal deduction from the e 4st price. The Premises assay be viewed, by Principals only, on ap plication for Cards of Admission, to Winstanley and, Son, Paternoster-row, where Plans, Elevations, and Seetioin, may he seen, and de scriptive Particulars had ;•Particulnreinav be likewise had of Me. Warne, Solicitor, $7, Old Broad- Inn s and at the Auction Marts ...• # 7; . ' . •. ' . - . . , . • • 1 / .r . A . a • A "..A." • • • . • , •:,.• , ..., . A W 0 /., v.% . - - . '. ' s , ' - S. • • ' .., % A _,.. , A i), 1 1 . . • • • • .' ' • ' 11%\ * 7 - •..S S g i p.. t " O f .• , 1 'A - ... A . • • ,iIV4, _IXF . - ,,,.,, ,~.,, - r:r.,;.•r •- _. tar.:77:....."'• - •2 4o• l`.tirL - • " -" a ""'— d .`""'"'”t=""r w l a* "e" - -;.'" 1 . 1 ,t)..1.., 4411... p we .• :: • • ....,• . • I .. . . .., ti -1,, 0 ~0 0 0,00 likili V ,Ilt A • , • 11 /I#4 ‘• • * 4 4 e 0"i ' • , , . 'a ;A 1 . 1 I .: k., " c 4 ch`i I tie - fq+,ll f.ts .AIA ,_ '>- •, . ,ei ••• • an • 1 •• • • • • ••• . • r. ••• )4 4 . # 1, 4. t • . • - - -11 , . 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Amt it *stilt ne foolltlimfihigairt; tlint Complitatod Misetv nevereekd more foreihly on the heals Of the 4orieviilent. than iii the cam of sheie. floor Orphaes, , who, hatrieeLQST ROTH'HEIR PAREKTS, -*Ohio the • lost Three Weeks; are left entirele deetitete—their liepte m Agettresiteadg these inimpeble of an exertieg id !orli. owe behalf, the eidestbeing ugly Bleien Yeats, and the yogs, Tom Meath' old l . The attendant e seances pteelddidg ide emitting the Paiifeelare 14 ifair to Composilie the limit 9 sif an A.dvenise*m; the Cootribations of the • Beeetolalt std earnc.tiv ietreatet for theiiptildien of Misfortune. The fulloaing Rankeit hate hitilly .Midersalleo •isi roe cave eveil the sinallest doimtion ; And seal ref,_ at their respective hostel; as, it is Mira; tirit .satitfactdry . • t . Messrs. ,HatineesfAv Mit: -s-Ser.-Vssave amf• frthe si:4l • ' .• • . Down Theron% mid Free, llesttiolemem-Ittie irylassimad Co, Bdel-inte • • • • - • A-' , T • • - • MP.B IttAt b 4.4 m Er; r. HOUSE OF LORDS, littn • - • ' In w totielittee of FriVileges ad the &victimMO Mee, tile Led lAuuttellor spoke it cessideidille lesettlsi when, after some observations kite Lord Melville. Lord -Siniihlipe, and Lord Holland; ll* fOrther consideration of the 'abject waspostpossed till Wednesday, at thilfe.cluell. • SLAVE TRADE. , . . - Lord HOLLAND edge to mike MI) piviitilsed Mel oe the subject ad the Slave Trode. • Ifejla sot mead at .tbit.lote pet i• d of the 5e11.4011, and after all that bad so recently and so Italy hemistated to the Hosea be the question winch ha Was afloat to intreduse, think it.oeeesytry to MOW limit 'Lsallships et pity great leegtb. Wk lemming to his Illakstes it any desigii •to counteract or debits the oqjects 'Jowled by the Lekidature, in the passim Of the Act the Abolition the Slave Trade, be could Slot refund from charging then; with a delicieticv at least of Intl said se **Pity in peomoting•add rinderfug effectual a Measure s° late resting to the cause of .humanity, aad sa ineeisirable rises to the character of the country. It was notorious that means had been resorted to, and were still M practice; by which the objects of that benevolent Act Were in vi great mensom rendered ebonite ; and be imputed to his Majesty's Ministers pee blame that they had not exerted to the In most the induce* which they possessed with the &Siete Ms comity cusycemed in the nefarious traffic in loons RION to wards putting an end to it. His Lordship particolarly point ed to Sweden, with the Cloveromest of which State Ins Ma jesty's Miiiisters Mild have had powerful itnetest in Urine* about an object en desirable. - Thai opportebily *at of ,• pd le would not dwen upon the iacident. or lyrist aS nay 'topic whiCh might have a tendency to create or a die poseitioa ia his Majesty's Ministers to 'resist the proposition which be intended t.• submit to their Lordships. * W ikt Spain and Portugal likewise his Lordship thetigtitmach might have twee effected towards the great object in view ; and Ameticd had not only acceded to the justness and true poliey bf the measure, but had actually made legislative eimetineess, by which, according, a. the) did, with the but santnnente of the people, a violation of thole acts was hut only Miami*, but violinist. Unhappily, however, .illinerka hod. not the mans or the power to render her acts in the present L.:4e eR &dual, bpuessiffidat judicious ni4viesirous ahospevai is"; of this country or at purpose. ifW" Lordship consioded, by moving an Address to his Majesty, requesting the be would he graelinnly pleased to use his inauence with thus. powers in amity or alliance with this country, towards ren dering dreamt and complete. the Act of Parliament paiied by the tiritish Legislgoire Mr the Abolition of the Slave 'Nude, and that proper iestructions be given Id all Csistion liatise Officers, Commanders of Cruisers, and others ' , whp maybe netivels employed in promoting the said en2L Lord LIVER POOL did not rise with ally Porto* of &- sire to dissent front the principle. or oppose the pectin:Mai ee .pressed by the Noble Haw*. Tan Web eel j he begged leave t state that feeling, as his Majesty", Ooverresent loot nil alone dun e , a sincere desire to resider effectual t'.! Act fat the Abolition of the Slave. 'frame, no reralioness Or inane/nod In the pimecution•of it moult fairly be imputed to them. Tao Motion torthe Address wits Owe put and cl • FIELD PREACHERS. Lord SIfIMOUTII called the attenthio of their Chidshi to a subject which he had • found it propet no ii fornsepoccis lion to take oohed of, ilia .clin=e of the narration Act. by which persvas wittiest any due xegartt to their qbalilleationts tiacir aze, morals, education, or alfility. were inlioitted Had holy orders, oaten to the Nory and disgrace or religion. And. his Lordship intimated his 'Mention of introducing, at ad early period of the nett Session of Parldubealsal I U w OreVeet ut correct that atom.. • laird 1..4111) EROA LE s pesclsted* 'is • Milked fterli thie Debtors in Scotland. • On the motion of Lord ERSICINE ji t i t i Cazi g :f i the Bad . . holy Veerage was postponed:tittle y 40f tbt Deg( Ssmninn. . , APPROPRIATIONBILL: Ina Committaw ins the Appropriatioa Butt a hing , tikiritts shin took place upon the t.tause for applying due latindimi thtoisand pounds bailie ;wile or the Inferior tleete. Lord HOLLAN recapitulated die farmer argument qa the Subject, and dwelt with much force oil the idtpinpfidy °leaning, at such a time AS the_presetik on the people for mocha sum of money, which siiiwtfi. wittstundlarisre essays Stopplied from the funds d the Church itself; mid by a tag span toe incomes of the teperior Clerglr. farther site: xesxrd the espedieocy of 'holding *impended for that purpose tire Crown Llvlogs,.iand other benefices at toe ai.omma of the Plithaps, according es they should beetinaMtamott; Lord /I ARILOWBY yeplied at greet lengti.jsal cote leaded, that the support, and even the es i•lance of t March establishment, depended on a suilaiblc.proyititio beteg Made for its Nliolstcrs. Toe inequality of the livings, especially Of the higher classes, he thought an eini*Wnt advantage, aihnlds lug oat the meow of apportioning rewards to merits :had he did nut think it could so well be .said, that ,Itie,large beluga Irate Ise great, es that the small Onetr w. re tan ftor:. • ,Lord STA N Pli" was always pleased w he.a he listiord to the eloquence and the nrguinesits of the Noble Lord.vibe tad Jul sat down. Ile was always perspicuous and intelligi ble, and appeared to kord-in just couteiiipt she style adopted by some other *trait" Viblub re:tarred every thing they mid 'perplexed and saintelligitilts He was. Lideed pecollorly pleased with the arguments which the Motile Lord had Just mow employed, and should take the lit sty of making full use of them, only applying' directly to the opposite side of the question from that to which they bad hen directed: • The Noble Lon! indeed had made one stawideut which had asto nished him. aril which, had it come friiin him (Lord Sian ' trope) would doubtless, mid indeed with great propriety, tie termed a shocking and abominable doctrine. The Noble load had said, dna Money was indispensable to the andante mare, of 'religion; whereas he bad always_ been' taught fo Walt the (*Astray. Ile did not object td ^The making aSt provision for the Clergy. nor *ad he ever ~adi corm, to the rank and possessions off the Bishops. Hot what he dust al ways condemns Was the making use of chard] mimic lace. tcs /serve political purposes. Id Aiderirsi, where naresitaiiied toleration prevailed, there was on provision for the Chugs • And there woo thie curious law alit e, Ity which, it any community entered into a Mod with their (arrgyrnms tor may sontJo remittal of his services; he coald titif recoVer tirl the botsd; ,Itedsta e- his duty remark* that lit should make wen hoot*, it was cousin e 4 id such a case tie had not fit til4llD hl ei bUT arid Lord LIVERP OOL itipplitted t . , . I'OLLANI).and TEAR Rel IV BY spoke in ea playa • be il Li e . d eta, , ,,id anus da i is Hn, afti* which the Chase parsed the, Committee, tad vies *Ordered tit his. -cmantitied tn-morrow. • On tkarotioo of Lord LI YEN P.rol:. the coosideration bribe MIK thlia Load Hill was positioned to to•inotrow. .1440400`: . • - a. L 0.14 . VON,' tUEßbeti , • . , • " MR. JOHN GALE JONES. • • S I • 1 U BSCRIPTIO NS ' for the - Support of Mr. 1 J. G. JONES. and for defraying the necessary Et- 1 peneei of Vindicating the Birthright and Inheritance of the People, a Trial by Jury of their Equals, in all Cases note- i cedcntly to.Punialiment. . sesucatirrtOris efrralliviMen ,e 194 9 9 , 6d. Front Reading, in Berkshire. Wm. Morgan, a Foe . ' .1. B. Monk, Esq. 11 0 to Tyrants 05 0 Jib-. T. Willows 1 1 0 Six Friends, a Crown A Friend to the Cause 09 0 each - 110 0 Mr. J. %%tarry 010 6. James Hague • ' • 0 B'o, 3. P. Harris, Esq. 1 1 0 Sir Vinegar Obs 410 0 A Friend to Truth and J. Chatfield, lisst•li Justice 11 0_ Subrript t igi f I! 0 A Friend to Liberty 1 1 0 Tie Rev. 'Mt. B. Williams 010 6 I N i •1. 141 Sundry small Su bseri p- - Wm. and. El m 5 5 tions from Reading 2 11.6 Mr. i . Ballet, "1 Ict J. Smith, Esq. lslitig- M. C. - 0 10.6 ton 1 1 0 Chris. Pottioger,Esq. 2 2 0 IFront Rochester, P. Alfred.asaa earliest of M. 1. t'aul, and se- a farther Soliscrip- . steral Friinds to Li- tine, .when known ,bett3r 94 6 tuftpagesa , ,j O l,/ Trout d few Friends ?sill tot our Pte.'s 1 .14. so Frgedesp,at the A Rations of Paella- ,• Kinks fl ea, New- meet - 1 1../ gate-street 4 0 0 Mr. rilftS. Burteri aid . From a few Friends to MG John Spencer, . •Freedom,residing in of Leicester r 4 . 6 Coswell-street 1 16 6 1 ,. Cartwright, Esq. 9, 11 . 0 Mr. Thos. Redder 010 6 Samuel Brookes, Esq. 29 9 A few Friends to 'Fria! Geo. Chsrlwoo4 tsq. _ by Jury - 100 Putney • . 1 1 0 B. Poption. Esq. 22 0 .1. S. Cramp, Eq. 1 llt A Friend 2 2 0 Towards equal Jut- A Friend from the tier., frihn W. S. North 1 1 0 Printer - 0 30 , Mr. G. Budge U 10 ti I J. Hollis, Esq. (11igh Eileiny•to Licenti- Wycombe) 2 '2 0 intsnesb, yet a real Mr. Slavin - 1 1 0 Friend to Liberty 010 6 Mr. W. C. Croulue UIJ 6 6.5. • - •• 05 0 I SubAcriptioili are received by Peter Scholey. FA. Trea snrer, N.5.•32, NiehAms-litnes .rohn a9right, Ksto No. 16, King-street, Cheasinde; Mr. 1:!ler, N. 13, Skinner-street, Snow-hill; Mr..Tltotnas aanly , No.. t6l, Fleet-street) Mr. liroOkcs. *No. 110. Strand; M.. A. Galloway, No. 69, Hol- • born; 51;t.,,rs Puller, NI,. 134, Long-acre; Mr. Glover, No., IS, Itntli:).:ue-place; Mr. Campbell, (;neat Sorry-street, Strwal t Mr. Jone, Na. 5, .Neir s tiMe-street I and at the Bar of the Crown and Anchor 'Cavern. Strand. • I.AN At 3 LETS. TO be SOLI), two capital Second-hand OWN,. with Barouche Seats sumentled, large enough for two Per-on 4 in perfect Condition, tit for Travelling Or T•iivit use, at Telt KE.lt'§, Clutch - builder, opuo,ite shateditch Chartit.—Price of One 19.1 Guineas, the *heel*: ' AL FT.iN SU ft A N - CECO NEW . 81t11/6E-SIK LET. RLACKFRIARS i EMPOWERED BY .IC7' OF O.44tIj4MENT; RH. lasutance from PtltE, and ott LIVES ; d for the tintot and Pembna . ..lf ANNUITIES. 10-mances tullinx due at MI I)SUNI AI Eft, should 'be re-- welted within fifteen Days from that iietIOIL Alt :dements are mole, aecordipg to the Man wltieJi stated with this (impute, 'blithe Premium., of all Fire fa id-. rafters our v LON DO A large Advantage hi allowbtion Life lustarame : and every faet;.t • is alfitrded hy which - the. Interest and Conveatence of the Pettily maybe unmated. WARNER. Pit tri.s. Secretary. *.• The Company's Ofilyr far the West-ead of London, is at No.. 97, no the West-siJe of New Ratid-stretl, - dittat ford:Areet. RIIJ3M. ,__, •...' ?BE NEWLII•4NVIVISBO I2 I4IOHLY•IIBNOSiftde:D 11A HJ‘IIITPi, der. • /VI- a. JAG liT 'lllll'disiot;' t6poeitany' ito fortis the Nobility and Gentryj whislyiAntit yet suppliant, that he has y:one beautify', Five-toped [IA/CP-LUTES add A POLLO-LYRES,just did *W, del ready for their Choice. These elrgout little Portables snuad like real liorps. ACCUM party the voice, &c. very charmingly, and are karat in about Five or Six Lessons of Instruction t are also exceedingly via vettient for takiug to Country Retreats, and Gar Travellers. Orders' fir them received at Light's Musical Cabinet, 8, Fetky-place,. near Portland Chapel Lamina; and to be bad , MOO of his Son; T.l.ight, Darp-Master, at Bath. ! N. B. Just publisaed, a Choice Collertion.of arms. Di -1 vine &tors i , die. properly adapted for the Ha - iv-Lute, and LYre.—Price 40. • Au ele..mut and superior One-toned circular Piano-Forte to 6e said, a bargain—or to E at-flange. - - T iperryt I I _i H ft VALItING FlililNG COM PANY, JIM - intended to be:incorporated by Aet Of Parlia ment. Caeca! X3o,otid, in Five I'd oisoild Share; of .CIOJ eacii„ and sib individual to hold more t ;lan Twenty Shares. • ' • . [fake•t!ATßON S. His Deice the of A r ti oi,. The Right l(dn. Vie Bari of CllicrietTEß. .:':t.'iii. The Right ilou. Lord V iscouat Mci.v it.t.c. , • The Right Don. Lord l) IfuNsgt NiVII.I.E. :• • . The Right H in, Lon' ti Lentil:art te 4 4 The Most Nob:e int Marquis of Du NTLY. The Bight [lon. Lied Jot:Mt-vit. PR Es I IiEN I. . The West lion. the Lord So err tE Lb. V IC E-Plt KS I I) I:NT. JOSHUA .1 r. es° v Onus, Esq. DIRECTORS. •••:z• William Smith, Esq. M. P. Timothy Stan,feld, ,Esq. ~, W. A. Madoeks, Esq. M. P. Witliaai Ileyrati , , Esq. • -.r, M. Wood, Esq. Sheriff rit Ald. John Capel, Esq. . . . , i (icorge Schley. Esq. A Id. 150.4 e Rohl isms. 7:•*.sq. biuth iut ici B r ickw o od. E s q. 1 - Thomas Greswell, Esq. Kennard Smith, Esq. t Jo . libeti , act Saunders, Esq. AUDI rost4, - The Right Hon. Lord G. Seymour.) cliaries Welstead, Esq. Francis Freeling. i;sq. ! lames Bowen, Esq. Shares in this Instituting (witless ilt au force) to he applied for at the following Bankers: Sleti,rii, lifatelsoy and Co. Fen ciawc:i-street ; Mestra...l. and.l. Brick arid, J. Rainier and Co. Lombard. street, iddessrs, Pares and : 1 . , gate, Alderman bury i Mese:s. Th Imo OHMS and Co. Strand ; Messes. 'Da vison. Noel, Templar. and Co. Poll-Mall. where a Deposit r.. ill lie received of 'ai. ini each Share, and Tickets delivered fir the Scrip Receipts. which will he given at theCordpany's (Mice, Fishaviiagers -hall, near London Bridge ; and where Mei-folders thereof well he registered, and required to sign the Deed of Covenant, either in I'LrsoN. or by . Virtue of a Po wer of Anoruey; on or before the 12th Day of July next, and in defatelt thereol.this Deposit will he forfeited; If, in the prosecution of ibis tludertaking, it shall he found expedient tai add •to the Gipital, the Original Pro prietors mill he eniltled to a relevence. in proportion to their original Shares. TIiDM AS SALIN D E RS, See. .. Fishmongers' itall,,June 11, iBlO. the Milne Advertisement having, through the inadvertenie of the Printer, appeared in The Tours,The Morning Herald, `and The Uri'', of estertlay, the roblic are most respectfully inlisrmed that the Subscription is full. _.. • ' SVILING en 1 zsl• • 4 ,A AWEETLNER. OF THE BLOOD. • DR. V ENEL's A yrt.scotteluTtc DE..' GETABLE PILLS are the .hcst alterative and puri fier of the Bitia,t, not requiring an) confinement, or restntiot in Diet. Thic ;sledicuie dissoives ie the Stomach, hlends with the fond, nod gradually pervades the circulating flui.ii, Correcting in its passage: esery deviation from a state of health : in short, this is the long-sought-for Vegetable Sped dc, or safe hut active substitute for that fashion:tale mineral, •Aferiury, which Wever cores one disease withnut nenerating a worse ; when all other• medicines have failed, the altera tive4Pilis foal' be relied en as a spetifle for the *stew). Scorbutic Eruptions, the I)rces of ,Mercery; and evcry ether Disease at isifog from vitiated Blood. ' • Prepared Dd aligned by Yeuil and Co. and sol 4 ott Merin's. 150, Olfard-street, apposite Bood.streeti Tutt's Enytd Badinage; Gelding's' 42t t:ornhirt ; Paripm. 164 Fleet , . street, and Richards, 184 Strout; et ifit titi, t ia Bo!. . 4: . • AM/MP/MULE COIIII.IIER. • • d ist SUNDAY, the Ist of Mr, 1814, will V be publiebetf, a NEW WI/ B K I , NEWSPAPER.' to he called the HAMPSHIRE COURIER; oa,_PORTS MOUTH. PORTSEA, GOSPORT, AND CHICHES TER ADVERTISER; which. tngethur with as Abstract of Saturday Night's Catette, and the State of the Marken in Ham aad Stoles, will installs mach useful sod totettiainc geiseral Information. • Advertisements and Articles of latelllitesft weerseit: fy s. Mills, No. 74, and .1. HoUingswento, N 0.40, High-street t: also at the Printing Otice_, No. S. lottery-row, Pornamith. London Agents fur receiving. Advertisement ast. 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