The Statesman. — London, England, 1818-06-02 00:00:00

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TriniIATNIPCT, at Twelve a'Cleelt. for the wZ,;daleittit hie Lattihiit's Detinratimoi and w on to ' tsia Ili tad proper Person to rearmed the City and flhetti• Ybitatheter. • • 10 /di, AIL - ~ ._ _1 ___ • BOOKS PtIOLISHKD Tiny ' rt-- .• Alltsamilf primed LarsVeliviiieers. ilhorhierailldl44l , l4 , - A N rri'mOtamicll:VT 4 SlO4it •11 II A ,•: SCOTTISH 1./11.61M01L. )14 dared Wool tloeit firp awl autloarierd by the moo a thibiliiillkors fresolowls wait: they wear. Abridge., twit torliergeg VAilloslisslm Mohair, JOHN JAIIIIOIOX, V•ringr iota. Royal Sanely wtllllllhrtie. fortek Abr 4 1 .4 7 or Obe 41Iliquitries of Seuelsoidoesi gibe Megrims Ilitijogereap Swirly. _• - ' • Prlsliell MiktitiMPC.risatile* irOit ad Ahritardrt Jisirrou. • ' • .. ,To • dat PBS! , I CAP, MED sad 1?I Mt PUN DENT 1 keeloef_of hi , afikjeit EIACTORS of If BStiIINSTER. rristedlpf r. I Gitstuntay. . la Fair kw tirtlig "'7 iletteriag _reception limit 1 t zpriesced !VIM . Povri C ..B. 1 14„0, 7 lailriericricif es aCA N DID Writ for Or .4.. -Tlllll EMPIRI IPPi levonarepleabir oky. ao the liberal and dis i ssetr io , Thirestle et imi Forrio i imprEs i 1 , 0! nposarimairesey sew 414 witxpretZ- mei illilkay:_ Nn. mound cwAlesicart arnevaant ct essidete . tad By JOE golshed *tow. . , . • 114 IT - _ - —1...1416. AriiifteleoelPrtaisAl AM gown.. wrahlie 'ash* Pasted by T. Cada I Yola flew. orire3l. iw heas44. •• CAL STATE..OF- TILE ABLAmmusaw a Gerais Virw of Ikr P 0104105 OW *;'lke num 4 0118.4 M 01110 Y 4401400509 Cidk • . JOHN A . " llntrit.let w, V .•.8,11 Prialed far T. Cadell awl W. Havirs 6 •llsrawd, , • Of whom ;mar be had. by. theorises AttAlbw. The HISTORY of EN (ILA N D. Ansi I%r Arrerinkof King George 111. In the Peace of 19113. Isawkowelts'priated is S Bro. price 11. Ils. 6d. in bawd.; or•hisad4lll44, WIN"' w 3 vols. Royal Sim. rite Si. 2s. in boards., 1 w ws w,l ushilisben . s be, 'T talialated an mi. pablif Spirit tipAt ),111004114. 1 mei tbe Watery kw* %at urns this day op er a Ma** IhiJaidulltildialipilkte year fanner, and carbide every nee ate ts sot within the circumirribed sphere of their arairiiiseing a suitable laspreaslos in the mo wn wi te ts oj `nale:s. warn& and desired. My swine is i ri a v i sav ola fr oott4loaius sabterfage Dr studied snap iTtlesti;.7 esseeell—thiversal Suffrage sad Auriga Parliaments, g r r , • HOLCi v CIA)PEI)I . 4 SR 11 AN KIVA • 2 11...V.1 Void," • ono illuArared with hearty Six Hundred Trgetvinv• price M. Mani-. THE- ENCYCLOV.EDIA BRITANNICA ' • or a Dictioonry wf Art•, Scierares, mid iliscellaserias Lit& ramie. *tailored and introsed— Villa &titian. • 3 Kribeborth : l+rinted for Archittaln Consithir and Co. sad to be kid • (Mil &misfile's. o" • The. Eftevielopsed ie Reitanoicaforros a (mod Dictionary. not only of the Arts and ficienres. bitt of yverpdepartment of human Knowledge. Tre superior wilily of Ii plan hat been lung. neknow ledge& and the pub.ication of five extensive does furnishes *Talkiest proof shot bath in plan sad esenttioa it has met the general approbation of the Politic. The preient Edirins has beet corrected thronlhant, and the impnerersept of the Mobs gives it a superiority luthis capitol departineut purr every former impression. The Supplemest to this Work. now publishing in parts or hal f volumes. of which live base already appeared. is intended to continue and enlarge its murk of histirrical and inivelfancom formation. as well as to exhibit the latest improvements in the Arts nod Sciences t and. as it I, hovi..l4lvd with t he .40, 4 4 wo wa once in ibis ersuniry, it it hoped shaexise Ennyclepettin Bri o:tonics will thit• he restricted the mo.t eiremplete nod usehl re pertory of general knowledge that bits yet beta off Fred tir the Public: _Prievj% j t pli GARDENER'S COMPANION ; or, Hortirultural Calendar: to wkiekis anorfetl, awl ft plots never bettor, ribihited. the GARDEN SEED and PLANT ESTIMATE. showing the 'tremor* quaasittirehe provided of Seed", Reolli. Olfseio. Or PimIMS, is Pr0p 4 .1 1 6 11 . 4 4 , the dimell *iota of the ground. Edited from the oritinal noinu•aript of J. Abercrosibie, Author of the Practical Gaidener,ltr. • By J. MEAN, Head Gardener to Sir A. Hume, Bart. of Woroleybury Park, Herts. Primed for T. Cailell and W. Davie.. flirawl. London; W. Blackwood, Etliodbargit ; and JoCanottLoc. Dobbs. Of *born owe *,., be had, The PRACTICAL GARDP.NEIts yr, Improved SOrtera of Striders Horticulture. -Stroud Edition. price pa. tab... Ma. _ l er an Ov;p t itliff lti!Ili llTs that lustre n tendency to curtail the tier $ 11:e t i t.. en. and oppress and oar', th e Poor. If fel=l, rafril rped i tliive great find important lint/tot. I may emdidently rely arm )oar support; if net t it is of little come gotten. tor nitiltrii s.f % hat party you give yoer votes; all hopes of eataaripating oar unwary front its present diggreeenal thral km hat an end. and my ruin and deputation iveomplete, I mai Gentlemen. . Your faithful ad devoted Servant. . Leedom, Jose 1. •HENRY HUNT. to the WORTHY and INDEPENDENT LIVERY or LONDON. Ovircutsw, TT Ins my wish and intention to hose offered myeelf m a Candidate for the boomer of spits representing you in Parliament, whenever Dimtlutioa shall take place; hat she very iodilletent s ato of my health, eombined with con siderable disappointments in winding up my ureteral In Ame rica, has determined me to abstain from solicitiag a megal of that heynriaat treat with which. durini (brie oaceessive.Par- Tisanes, your partiality has honoured me. ls is not necessary, 1 um persuaded, to repeat *pm this we noon m y assueariees of the affection which T hear you, and of the gratitude which I feel for the imattnerahle kindnesses) have received trot, your bawls l• these rerollectitics, us longue the powers of memory remain, will be to toy mind a source of the• WOW reissifiretion. That the Cl•y of London may idiotism, to prosper, and that the Mewling of Heaven tpay.rest upon you. your families, and lour itttitts. will ever be the fervent prayer of. Gentltmen. Vour sod faithful servant. Jimeriea-uftiov!...l4l June, MS. JAMES SIIAM. In One Volume Bto. prier Hs. 114firdp. TREATISE on the VENEILEAL DISEASE. ItyJOHN HUNTER. With an llosredoetion and a entamemary. by JOSEPH DAMS. M.D. Awhile of '• Observation on Morbid Poi.ons," &e. Stroud Esti ion; with Additions. comprehentl.itg the late Cootmeersies, eotterrais! the Mode ..f surfs that Disease. Landoll: Printed for Shimmy'. Neey. .teat Jones, Pater aoster.row ; and J. Callow. Crown-court, Sohn. Of st ham teeny also he hats. by the swine Aniline, A TREATISE an the BLOOD, INFLAMMATION, and GUNSHOT WOUNDS. In 2 Toth Bea. illustrated with Plates; prier 11. 04. boards. ROCK LIFE ASSURANCP COMPANY. lock Lift Asnomace-4,Mce, 14, New Brielge-oreet, Blackfriars, 2Roh Mav, IRIS. A N EXTRAORDINARY GENERAL , COURT of the PROPRIV.TORS of the ROCK LIFE ARSURANCF. COMPANY will he holden ma WEDNES DAY, the Ithh June nett, at Twelve n'Clock at Nunn pre ' timely, at the tooadoil Cuffee-loonoe, Loadgotoe-hill, An the pur pose of enoirming egrutio Resalutoeas wooed at the last Aomeal enteral Court. By the Court of Directors, Whl. FKEND, Actuary. •-•.• THE APOLLONICON, a Grind Musical In stremerg. invented awl manufactared by Messrs. Flight and hoboes, Organ Builders, under the immediate pa triotism, of his Rosa' llighne.s the Pt ;nee Regent, is ex by its superior mrchanic.bl power, at their Rooms. 140. 101. -St. P44141i11)1•1a1W, doily, from twelve o'clOrk till 3, .excepting on every Wednesday and S..turd4y, utt irlfieh days Mr. PUIIK IS ' a Professor of Music. performs on the latwoomit from the hours of two to foot. Selections from the Work* of the ditenent eminent Cmap..sers ; and on every Thursday seves.iug. during the Season. the full mamma powers of the lostritment are exhibited by. Had troller the di- Tertian of. Mr. 'FHt/%IAS .ADAMS, Professor of Music, who. (assisted by live ostler Performers, orcasinonlly at the same, time) will platy Selectioas from the float Works of the must eminent ancient and modern Comp4sers. A List of she Performmstes may be had. a day or two pre iiou', applicatiou Id the Romos.—Adatittntwe daily Is. Ou Thursday Evenings the Ilonno are opened at loaf-past seven o'clock, uad the Nrfianusucc costumes at eighe.—Ad &insure t5..611.• Messrs. Fight and Robots also respectfully beg Itt acquaint She Nobtlity noel Gentry. that they tome am elegant nrotrimeot of Organs ',fall description, compkbed mad ready fur bale at fibril Waterfront.. • ,:f QUIXOTE. HIGHLY ILLUSTR A . FROM PICTURES BY MR. SMIRKK. THIS Now Edition of the celehroted Work of CER VANTES, embellished with between Seventy sat Eighty Engraving.. executed by the must distinguished Artists of this Country, fr m Picture 4 'pointed By RODERT SMIRKS, Esq. R. A. will sherds Ire publi,lied, in tenor Isandsonve Volumes Miaow; a limited number thereof, trills early impresmnits lathe Plates. nn Rimini Paper. and a few Copies. with Proof Impressions oa India Paps. krQnsrto. Primed fur T. Cadell and W. Davies. Stored, anoksellersto the Royal Academy. As'the elaborate and highly-flokbed style in which these rol gravities have been executed will aecevotrily render the pre sent Edition peculiarly valemble. the Publishers request to be h o n..osed with the Lame.. ir.tiamitted through she nwdiam of their re.peesitie is telvellen.. athirst , Gentlemen who may wish in pois.e.to early Imps'. s-inns. when the Carpi.* will be faithfully appropriated rierestllm e to the dates of she ord e r,. • lIIHE very euperior and elegant STOCK of .1 Mews. WELLS kW DYNE. 87, Fleet-street, is n.w SE 11.11 NG OFF, Richard Well, 'rah ins frsm the • tourists Of the amssi•stsperior finiiatiun India Sinavila, ladia and • 1 . y Whisk .Meglisso Frenels Cambric% Table Linea, Sbeetings, Primed Cambric, Rubes, India Facia. Bannbazines, Sareetiris, "TIM Iliad %aryls Cintada, which are partievistrly re .an,, Ito die natesiiini. of She N Gentry. sod Pastille. Shortly will be pehlished (dedicated. by permission. to his Royal liiiganne the Prince Regent), eternity printed in Too VAluMer, Imperial Quarto and illsatraied by nu• menu* coloured Views, and authentic Plans of Sieges and Battles. HIS'fORICA 1., MILITARY, ind PICTU KESQUk OBSERVATION in PORTUGAL By Culooel GEORGE LAN DB IN S, Of the Corps of fiord Lacineen. Printed for T. Cadell and W. Davie, Strand) W. Black wood, Ediaberik ; nod J. Conning. Dubin.. NEXT THURSDAY, TWENTY-ONE THOUSAND POUND PRIZES • Mast be Drawn • I A 14th PA- WT DAT. AT ONLY EIGHTEEN . • SIIII.I,INGS. ISI PORTA NT SAVING. , . •VRANKS *Hid TAYLOR hove to offer to the .1: Public g *ILK HAT on BE k V Eft BODY, combining evert requisite a. lint ought to pus-es.-. It 14 -ulterior loop. gtrwance to she Rorie and most e‘pensive Braver, is equally jight. q 4 will out-wear two .if thew, midis era better shape, which it retains 1,, the hot. It.* ill oever chomp its colour is any cliorsti., which is the most Irliattful Black. if wont for leant will never vat by rain, nor will soy weather injure Okra, Ike) , befrag Water-proof ; tad will repair *corral times, at a milky exposer, had every time appear equal so new ; they ate decidedly superior to any Hats ever ..feted to Public Notice the attaisraeut of . which has bees attended with great eirtslc. labeler, and morsel attendee. RANKS sad TAYLOR, Manufacturers, cower et Red /Mt, sure.. liatbicas; Lassies. Mereilisons. Deaden. and the Trade, who wish for Illiperior4Juty.williodji to their ad wastage by appivieg **above. Be particular as le the Addreo. as F. - and T. are not io guy way covertraed with a Retail House is Beech-street--came et Freaks. No unpaid !eaten received. 1 1 0 COUNTERACT the many attempts that 11- are daily made to napase no the onwotry • aeritif's ilsiaPaittat *Wed of the.CN.NUI4I KLACKING, pr.. pitied by HA Y and MARTIN. they. 1014 adopted a new MM. is whitb their addreis. 97, High / 14 "" 1 " , 6 " 16 ' bpielluesi v pawed in the esatre, that they trait an attention to Oil, owl thr thermoset of the type, sthieh is aalske all {met ro... wilt essawle Purehmera at dare 10 detect the impiwitisso. Thu Real J A PAW BLACK I NG, ma d , ant i sold Wholesale by BAK aid MARTIN. 97, High Bulbous, aad retailed by tar othicipal Giver% Drum, Iriouituongen, Perfolhs. 8001-atukeri, .so the Visited Kingdom, is Bot ks et ig„ b., and hat& CIMP‘ . .li l 4 .3 Sit • . .~ l• • ; " '• • 7 =. e . ._ -_ • ":y , To the First Tweray Minutes. and J. St V EWRIGHT feel pleasure in stating 115 • tbey bad the good Inflow to Sell 44.106, the First - 130,0110 ever drawn ! 15.760, the Lut 5490.000. ever drawn ! and hope to have the pleasure of dividiac a weal part of the 107 CAPITAL PRIZES! in the present Lottery among those who salty 'sensor them stith their rontruand.. NF.X r THURSDAY. The And 40 Prizes sill have £C9O.OOi equally divided, • The ern sjlo Kinalts will have £7.s'loeneelly diVided, The Si sib-drawn Prize above £J,O 10 moo be sC4O,OOJ, seS5.OOO; or AIS 0001 !! Tickets sad Share. are pelting at J. and J. SIVE WRIGITt i s • eid enallii•Ord pines. . . , 11, ItIC SO, Hay., 37 I 141.01 f, GUIDE TO Tag 111T.NERLAN DS. Pt ice Is. hearth. or St. bound. I ripHE TRAVELLER'S cemplete GUIDE A through BELGIUM nod HOLLAN D ; contoinitag hell Directions for Geutleoten. Lovers of the Foe Art., and Tra vellers in general; with a Sketch of a Tour la Getaway. . By CHARLES CAMPBELL; Esq. • Second Edition. Leedom* Printed far Sherwood, Neely, and Joao, Pater noster-row. Of whom not also be had. _ ' • 1. TRONCRET'S PICTURE of PARIS. Sixth Edition ; YTON , Slock..brolter, solicits the attendee .1 '6s. boartts. or 7s bound. ' his Farads for a few inetoews. to the eigetailciedLem. 2. COX WS GENTLEMAN'S GUIDE in his TOUR velty of the PRESENT LOTTERY. : ;'il 3. • through FRANCK ; Is. board., or Bs . bou n d. • • To BEGIN NEXT THURSDAY:: ''''' ~ .:0 7 ;1 ‘ : S. -- r --- TRAVELLER'S GUIDE in SWITZER- , Tbenr No ~: . _ . LAND; hi. boards. or S.. hound. ma Capital PATE! , (never Mow" before). 4. COOKE'S TOPOGRAPHY of GREAT BRITAIN; 3 Prize. of 020,003. • . ,tr. IV beings complete Guide to every Comity iii Ragland. Wato.aad Only 14.000 Tickets. it- 'O, 1 Se•thgoi; Is Fifty-two Parts; price Is. 6d. each, or us doe Aad (a Stu/tuba Anemones Mwrk Porch . t Paper, 2.. 6d • THE FIRST TWENTY PRlZESseers) 4 * * * Any Crioaty may he hod reparatelr. Willhoye .C1,4)10 each. making upwards of teio.ollllM 1 0 4' In the Press, ands peedilv will Iw' pablished, in tour Vols. la " 1141 ihn 11 " 11 imill g assie sball 1141111" .6.1" ' lir Illit. Fin 4 20 Minutes. xl" E W TALES OF MY LANDLORD; cot- EYTON'S Tricia* earrasst fail of nvoroliesioethat, ialiveiy .1.1 :‘, lerted end arranged Lottery drawn oo 'the Rhitea Sieth-da his Mica hool-lawa By JRDIWIAH CLEISHBOTHAM, remarkably sarceinfoi. , dohilkihrt 412 41 , 4 1 . 1 1 Eg jror tm aid Parish Clerk of Hooderritwill. Fortune, at his . , . . .. ' lto *.ms ..4 , ~ Ow AMINO Cdsiedtkothere. ?.:tir • UMW • -. cp-.1 e‘trr..: , at , - ::' ••1.-• • • ~.. . s.is •,1 • ~ krt.' , .i!‘:, .r.-•.. bstitti. .- i Oil '. l .'. '''. •• . • '• , - 4 •:‘ ~1 • . .111e0.;c : t 4 440.1 OT* * 1 .14 /oe. . . , • . • _ _ "7, ~~ • !*, - , . • ~~ ,I • .7` . -~,.... ' ' *11~4411/11&.221..-1 Haymarket. trent-orert. hatt 081 . 111.1VolotrevrAl. 1 110tfltorkkliftir a i,beil to be pre eat of the tlt- cat plostoiretr •• _* hie o Obrel the Noble Marl F, debit tatiorinktileitrefrilf IIieVILY. ' The LOKI/ K*JlANCELLOlti.totrd:rOas 4 111144reeletON cart' iii !ICU. urn the Boom f r the %mete lilt' Pratt •94 *4 Noble Lord., refeised to hod perhaps on thti arroolit bee di"PProilfell. He thelef.ire,trece.setlwltlrihrilibeilPeOft.l.l4l had poi better, with the trove of 41•11 4 4. wilOdolallt Aileron (ion, and brine le forward at a Prlrrtto. sit opportso4,,, , , ‘I The Earl of Rosser tr then * Order re die mot du. . • ' ' TI e.Eori of CAHN &RYON *fired I fir , ooderene ibesetroad readout 'tribe Game Loa: Arsera.loyst,ftill, withslooltlety of p...tponice it to an titer perin.t. The Part of LA U DEltt) At LE woild Wtprinet the'rentlati he rauld onteoppose it p ..wide for any bvae,tit he) he *trilled from tai. Hill, the object of whit* was to itittet, nearilliesAptli oil sue buyers and o (lets of a i n ' t .. The Kill ost" p , skoitard. The burl of LI VER POOL laid on the tante a lyrel *4 Treaty er•arludyd with the King if the Netherlatitb.l4oflilso Abolitino..f the Slave Tetute. The Cutlery Trade Dill, and severat Privre Itilt4; Were bronaht from the Cr.usen , n, by Mr. bawdier, ditljeraltint, and others, toad read a. 14.1 time. WESTMINSTEit Pl;Tl TION. i , ' •, .. Lord KING presented a Petition from cartel s in, habitants, beeseholders of 'lVesolinster, in.. Public Meeting assembled. 'This we understood to be the Petition voted at the last IVestminiter Meeting. It referred Irian opinion stated to bare been givers froin high antbetity l that l'h Oilmen' could alter : the t:on stitation ; and asked, if that were the ore, 4(4 t not it be tittered to the despotic (;Onatitutinis ivr, ei dinsnd VII. or of the D.'y of Algiers?. (ter bed Irwyers as men of narrow "Inds, praimiler: aireF‘ sal Suifrage . and Aistrual Parlisteents,l Iliac) , es} upon their Lordships to define what was 1h0,0149. tution. It was signed by Major tirlvirigil, i litetera. Walker, Maclareo, Place, ate: 'The Cootel i sta;irlini Petition seemed to excite the risibility * of some Of their Lordships. .. The LORD CHANCELLOR observed, *that Mt the Peti4ion stated groat lawyers to be men of nar row arias, it was singular enough theft the Peti tioners should have chosen the son of one of those narrow minded persons to present their remonsk lice I, to their Lordships. The ancestor of the $11)1i rit who hail presented the Petition was a warm td ocato of the liberties of his country ; and, be broperOltail a descendant of a Lnrd Chaticellor, stilA'islweinilll found ready to bring under their 'l,jirrlihiiiii writ deration the just complaints of the Peopiii,#t*fien the absurdity of this Petition, Sod the language in which it was couched, were considered, be fruited that a descendant of Lord Chancellor King Wo,utel not consider it one which their Lurdstdps , • ooght ;:s . receive. ... iii , Lord noLLAN I.) • did . not lee 'sl i t tittailitalt4 of the prayer or the longue/Ms or, 1 et lon i , cro, form an argument for not :layiui* on'At t io*T....; 1 'rhst it was unintelligible'rni l"te‘allltigai' 'reeitti,;, for tint reading it ; but all if 1 ~,0 Mi l yorntall. hit i r tiiii Ay la ..I. 1 J . ; read, he thought it sboolcibel ..• ' - ' , ll.ieffi-oti iti:i The Petiilon was rejeetesi:' .. 4 ." I_ • ..I 4111 'ir L.l -, ••. • ALIEN lIIV.L. ''.• •. - The Order open whieh illiele . beedaNl6ll4eritsdfn: mooed, being read, ant* bn'thirtibeefitodaffbelitei Rouse to resolve itself iatne poefinittest rnithit Bilt; Viscount yIDAIOUTII roes; eild in it ihart •but pertinent speech, recomMendetthe adoption of •the ' measure. It *as ivecesaary; .with a view t b tbe ; pted ,' serration of the internal security add tiangulliity of the country; that ouch a - lAIVItre *l' that proposed by' the Bill sho u ld bit oglelatively restedin tisillijeitf: ' The present Rill 'differed materiiity freish thole palidd , et former periods, it being ctiiipbritively fit' mord , lenient is itsiprovisione. Its lbetift' *AC Vet gliilf beyond the anyaestionable preneglitivetir the eiristrt; and it being admitted that some Miele powers Outdid • necessarily reside some where, *there was obvioedt no place in which it could so onexcepsionably, of constitotionally be vested, as in the Esecetive GO vernment, end the Bill Went no fartherlitin tit' Wel ' thorize the esecuiton of that •Oeteltiry pirt sal the Royal Prerogative. On those general groeildi;liii trusted there weed be no senile, differedce 'el' *Of:: nion among their Lordshipit; 'who 'he wht 'sale; . could never consent to permittinglas country to bee come an exception to the general' system •of policy . at steed in •Enrope, by sefferingit to. be an aglunt Open to political agitators, incendiaries, and revel., • tionists, expelled from the bosom of other Stated.-4' ..' • He 1•-loold Meadow, before their Lordships eresithati the Committee, his 'pleaders to propose a claeliVist proviso, tenditag to suspend, doling the operithlriltit the BM, that part of the -Seettish fact; of 48115, adopted ladle solos of „the Abe tlitgdeeta, Hittite! /*liicb toy fdreiper et+ Alien, by meat is naafi morn, lid tbettiby becoming a Other In the Hack of Scshred,:iehleh ender thit-Ar t **titled Sim to aft the homouleteseid advents.* -of a Returnl barn subject. 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