The Statesman. — London, England, 1812-05-11 00:00:00

1 1311 8.1- 11 ? ; es ;•: ' -. • • il k --- - t ) x 0, t 4 ,:r, -- ---..-,, f sN-, -, ~.; • - , * , ' 4 ,gr, 0 4 , • ^16 ,..i .* '.., - 2 E it r % •• lll li i ; ' • ....,_ 1 , - • ( 1 7 • ~, 0 44•9 r •1 JIKE - ', ' '4'. . t , . ' --_-. • -- I '.. .: ...61•/ % we* ... t i n 1 1 ' . •t 1 Nc. 1037. LONDON, MONDA I , MAY 11, 1812. Pawn atn. 111 1 i(1/1 NI.. City I , ‘ 'VMS,. Present EV ENI NG, May 11, will be iwrfoe oned, . u.vro. Vier which, Ow the 12th time.) a New Grand Bleht•lhantatic %Immo le, c..llrd TILE sEcarr MINE. Tw-aleirerow, Venice P., served, AT . a MEETING of the several Persons coo. centeil, employed. or interr.t.il iathe Building or Equq ) . nyof EA'T IN DIA SHIPPING the PORT of LON- Jael,l at iht: Cu ) of Lindon l'alero, the 4th clay of JOIIN ITEMS, Esq. in the Chair; It was missed. Ch 0i1..., Hampden Turner, Esw. and second ed by !Await! Unroutrd, Esq. aad unanimous:, resqlsed. Tara the persists moupositie tnis Ms-misty. lech cimsi•ts of shiphoiltlets. skillarignts, Ship-chandlers. Msst , istaker, Block and Pimp-makers, Roat-buil Chip-joiners, Ship-pittinhers, Ilo s .-p4i.aers 'tow GlaMem, SOlith3, Copper-smiths, Auebor- Itope-makers, blilstitakers, Riggers, Ligharmen, W.l - mud of /111 other persons ctiurrnied, itioplated, or its ietered in the huildiug or equipment of East la the port of London, have been loswougaged in swesnig sirsite. seivral teaderawbovw .....Ma thud, amt. have Sir that purpose cos-articled. bilk or msgiged large dents. manufutories, wine bnu.ev., storehouses, awl other premises, at a very eon-ideroble expecte*: in various p a rts and ploces twae to the river Thames, aithin the port of Loodon, turd have invested larr.,e capitals the rim, anti engaged numerous workusrn to carry tot the anti that a very iwporinat and consider:o3:e part of their several censists, mid has for a series of years consisted, inn titling out, supply bag. nod repairing ships and vessels in the p m ! of lon.loll, for the brat India and Chinn trades. • That this Nleroing has perceived with considerable anxiety and alarm, she various representations that have beets. made f rom the our ports, preparaturs to the expected discussion in l'arlian,mi upon the sot ject of the reuewial of the Dot India C pui ! ,'s Coarter, with a view to edict the removal of the intport and esport trades of India and China front the port of 1 lounlon, where it has been heretofore carried oa t which cc. VI 1 . 4 . 1111i11111114 this Meeting conceives to be grownded in a total want of ex per tenet and knowledge of the su b ject in those from a hoist they proceed, nod a Ito would in a lea year*, were the tra:;es Ilauwu open, be thrunclics the victims of their own de kr I. hat the beildieg, equipping, and supplyln• ' East India ship . . ping wive. uader the sanction of the East India Company t'icirters, been kung carried on in thr po-t of London to an ea t nt o Melt has tequired mid obtained sery large and expensive cd dilishusents to conduct them is aloe 'moaner which trades of so et -ei.•iye a nature require, mid that 'arse particular blanches of -ear tr-ade, have in a very pa-ctiliar degree tended to character port of London to be, to it, n yid estalilishmetit, the most esirmiye of any its thr known world. I oat (hr removal 01 the Enst India and China (rides to the Om-rots would urre-.,tily resider useless several of the very 11111:6,, manufactories, worehottees, storehouses. and other and premises, which have been vomit tnied or eitgaged ,I„n ; both side- of the river Tsiumes from London Bridge to (ion •end„ and would. come-qua-oily, prove ruinous 10 the Jorge eipit:.l.6 invested io the currying 011 the sevettil trades therein, let Cie versos., composing the present Meeting. ill the-removal of the time trades tat the out-ports would we. warily prove ruinous to a very 11001E410P: and deserving class of lit- Ma;esty's subjects ; namely ' the several Workitiest and Adis unemployed t:, these establi sh ments formed upon the banks of the raver Thames, whose families have been tong resident in Cr incur , uud :latched to the sever..l places where the above trides ale carried on, insomuch a, vet y many of them mast be thrown out of certain employinent,or the great risk mad beamed of tinting it au the out-ports s and It" the removal ref .1.111.1 e a ehoo of the population from the sides of the rivet Thrones, the property there, and also the trades conducted at or near to it, matt sutler great injur • Thm the removal of the trade wined therefore be attended with certain and irremediable injury to the interests and pro perty of the persons composing this Meeting, Mal to the very ouinerutts class of As tisans and Watt kitten in their employ, w ith out piodueing to Ilk* 11111i:11 at large, much lest to the persons who seek to have the East India and China trades thrown open, Ilion advantages which are so strenuously add forth, but so de lusively eoureived. 'not in a national point of siew, - it is extremely important (bat the trade-to nod from India and C hina should ton he removed loan the port of London, inasmuch as the building and equip oise/4 of the India shipping in the river Thames, concentrate in ame•pot a immense, body of Mechanics, who have already n node ral a...semi:it service to the naval power of the country, in rams of emergenev , and who are always capable of affording their trailed service at a few hours notice, iu case of troy great wional calamity. That it is more than probable. should the East India and Chiba Trasies be removed from the port of London, the shipping vmploied tlaerria would be of is small class, and wholly unfit to be c, slurried Into ships of war, to the excl usion of the large fio , v 01sulfsn hitherto employed in those trades in the port of Lakin, and which sit different times have heel' called for. and supplied an !aid of the national strength, at moments must critical to llar ttelfure of the country. Th3l this Warding, therefore, determines, ill defence of their pr Iwo, and their several interests. that such Petitions shall be wcomtid to Parliament us shall be agreed upon anal arranged the Committee. porting that the trade to and from India to Chi-. 4 may be cootineed as heretofore to the port of Lindon ; mad that welt Petitions, w hen prep ared , be left at such placer for -gliature as the Coin& ;; itt ee•hdl Fee fit. 'I :..at the Members for the City of leind an; the Counties of V-••cr, Kent. klialdleses ' add Sorry: the-City of 1% estouinger • tens to the Borough of Sastitlivi tisk, ' be requested to support the P 1 .1 . -er- of the Petitions nn Paliament, when the subject shall Ic forward for discussion. hat she Thanks or this Meeting he given to the Repress -Ma-. t i t n.a P , arlionient for Ow riot ct Loodtto and County of 11 id• • for the great attention and lively interest they have el •.01;',414 100 arth the stlij.et ad this Meeting. 'Ulm all com10114.1C41101;• 01109 10, !Object of the present Meet i- addressed to the Committee, under cover to Mr. Teas -11'.6 , Merchant s..iir.a. , r to the same. Tied them Itesolutinms he published in such of the Morning awJ i.veitiog Papers as the Committee shall see fit. (Sag-gal) JOHN WELLS, Chairman. • 7 "hu .Esq. haying le ft the (' hair the *lime was taken 'r Uharles Ilautpeen Turner, Esq. whereupon it was moved, Et - saded, and totaasisono,lv resolved. That toe Tiun.r, of this Meeting be given tat John Welbs Esq. war the great interest he ha, taken in the important business of Nat Mectis, z , and fur bit able will judicious conduct in the I (S1.•11C i) C!IRItI.ES HAMPDEN TURNER. iCr 11- DA Y. ICIIARDSON, ;OODLUCK, and Co. (the. C retpeetlitilv 'ahem the Public. that the il . ll 1.0 lIR Y wil, lie 1) , a,50 the Ith of JUNE; , 1 2.1,00 t) 10,11 N h.l b.oto S,llOO ,O. 0 , 300 - 400 - :300 (W) £lxl,ooo 10.000 boXX) 3.000 2,a011 3.000 2000 1.600 ,t+oo I.DO 1 ..eS 711 A 656 tata • lb - • - 19,660 Only Li r Tickets. iltiettel% noel Ahares nee of, ttile by RICHARDSON. GOOII• Gott Co. nt ttielr Office% Ow encore of Bank &abaci, abd facing the Kti , l 9 ;bien%, Charing Craig wbere, ia !lie Loiter% dniton no t h e Stith April 131.1, they bold the hd- I l•Whg CA PITA I. PRIZVA. in 64 Sham.' 6,518 sYrise of 410,0P4 • 11,514 - - - 1,100 11.483 - - 3,04) AIN • - - - • 503 M. 609 - • %. • Ifitt • - If* roe ti 10 legal 1.50 J 1,600 &q i- !EM OF EDUCATI r'• .1 7 DINNER of the Sub he lastietinua t i .r promoting the the Edueiseitris of the Poor, still of May, at the trectn.ssou'e da's leen-leht.. se of SUSSEX io do Chair. _ .. A rms. Mattiois nf Oita Wein.. Res. H. Davy, MIL Master Marquis of Taw ;shit k. of CaiusC.sllege,Csollsrielge. Earl sir Car)stort. Rev. E. Edwards, A. NI. Rec.- F.urt of nowise]. for of St. Nis lisi;as, Lytui . East of Cbarlcumat. Regis. Karl Percy. Rev. J. Damphrys. Lord St. John. Rev. P. Dow, !S.D. lector of Lard Carrioaton. • fts. Pesci'', Bedf.ird. Lord Nines's]. . • Rev. E. Maltby, U. Pie- RI„ 800. kl FitsgereilJ, /EP. I benders' at Eincobt, and Rec. Kseigiii of Err's. for of Burktlen, Malan Right Dm. U. (Italian, i Rev. T. R. Molehill, A.M. .M. P. 1 Profess.sr of Ilignary and Don. T. Brace, M.P. I Political Economy, East Is lion. W. I. Rlphiseseis.s.. fi digs College, Herts. Sir T. Marini. Bart. N...,Y... • • new. t -Kamsdeoi. D.D. Dir. l'il• J. :usu.. ati..o- c.r... : poly Reglas Prafessoc •sif Sir J. NTltoofflart. mil.' _ Divinity. Cambridge. Sir S. Bossily, Km. 11/P.- Rev. K Wallin, D. D. Rector D. Brougham, Esq. M.P. of St. Mary Stoke, Ipswielt. T. "W.Coke. E..q.. M.P. W. Alen., E-q. • Major-Gen. Ferguson. M.P. J. Evans, Est:. F. ilorner. E•q. M.P. S. Foyell, Esq. 11. Itseworth. Li. M.P. R. H. Marten, Esq. J. flume, Esq. NI. P. J. P..Minprate, Esq. W. A. Madock-, Esq. M.P. J. Peainit, Esq. H. Parnell. Eb4l. 11. I'. If. Rogers,' Esq. G. Smith, l'eq. M.P. R. Slide, I!:sq. C. C. Weiler's, Esq. M.P. J. Walker, Esq. S. Whitbread, Esq. M.P. 11. Wa}mouth, Esq. Rev. A. CronsLie. LLD. R. Willis, Esq. ' Tickets, at 131. each, may be hart Of the Secw:neiss ; of Mr. Fox, Argyll-street, or Lneibard.serves ; Mr. William Canaan, Eudgfsee-sereet ; as the Royal Free School, Borough-road; or at She Bar of the Free 101151111 . % 'ravens, Orem Qiieenssireet. ••• la order to prevent the inciiiivenieetre which has resided from bending a Ticket to each Subscriber, it Is resolved. dot Tickets may only be bad as zi h.) ye : nod it is requested tint early applicatioa may he made, as bone will be issued after Wednesday, the 13th of May. Diener on Table at Five o'Clock precisely. ROYAL. ruff-mu sys.l ANNEVERSMC A. sr' iberi and friend/ of td R. 030 Laucatierine Spire, for t he held 41.1 Sititsranv, the -loth llon. Grow Quvre-,treet. Imre His 1143a1 Oul wr SALT S. fly 3. li )1' ER. At Mr. Divot t, Citv liarttiran. 14:)...maRRovv, Tvel.e tiCitic! itositivay pithota ;rag reserve, In iwy qtr their standi.w. pur.um‘tln enliven given to that 'PILE folloohlg CAILRIAGEi, the property of ij the Ittad-r-ipinted persotil —3 one•lntr-e ehaitt-, the lit. petty of AI r. John-n of (;re Ortnottd•yae.l, Qaeeii.taiivire ; Of,. lot mil lax- aI, i+li a nun. to of itartte,,, the pr,yerly of Nit . . To.ii : a one NIP, 1:11:111,•, H re tiro pet Iv of Mr. I.d m ote. Da' ,, e's-ialttre; tote ditto, the property of Itfr lint e. , (tros'n-r 'w, I..todan.rnad I too itittit, : tke pr-pertv W tiro% oen. Old-stteet•r....d ; our ditt o , the property of lit late Mr. w httAttt th, ht . I:edfold ; one ditto, tte Mr. Haul , of v:amisvitrrth, and several Alters too L ;microns it, "ti t ul„ri7, Advoeti:einent ; hut Gattlogoes. c.tetaittitt4 nook UlinnrilS of F. , i;ltty b • had at the Itx iothitur) •row. Hy J. fu. 1•:l-;, • • As Mee Dixon', City Prim-nary. Isartiifnn. TO-Slnitlin r (lei\ very .useful irnsOuctl JOB HORSES, from JL toraapon•wark, Web merits the atiepptin.l of (im.iirnicii in *mil of taatelp h tor chrprint, Or ii.iroutne ; or.stag.• m Paler. • :pre is 0 ).4 iroraitinn , tno,tly yam eg Kul aloget, yo-ee of vp high wc.l, and hate loco c.athalltly drove together. T.P ye ,iewed To-morrow, acid will actually lte soli to the brat bidder. Ity Mr. 1)1.1.1t. At Lifßermitory, Gatqtrll-Oreet, 'I t I-MORROW, May 1?.. al 'Fa ebe o'Clark. QEV MAL clever, active, young, fresh Iforses, frnia the country. in high cnioliiion, Same of which much well, mut are calculated for retillemen charlottr. air,. tandem:, ; a 'mintier of capital ltnclsue inurwy pncies, mail coaclierfr, cart lairaa., haruenses, e.:c. is time a is , •le lW iois. Tu be , bie wed the Morning of Sale. Public Sale 11.” s every Tnevday and Friday. Kent. EAST INDIA IMUSE, sth Mat, ISLi. AT a GENERAL COURT of the Uuited Com pany of Merchants of England trading to the East lutliai, held this day, Resolved Unanimous That this Court has learnt with deep concern and surprise that his Alojesty's Ministers have born induced to change the view they first entertained of the propriety of confining to the Port of 1..., ion the returns of the Trade to India, now to he !permitted to all British iui►Jeets; ihni the measure of (wok( the Out•ports to vessels of all description front India, compre hending sit that term the Eastern Irlitods, appears to this Court to he fraught with ennsequeures ruionos to the Company, and all the long train of interests cooneeted with it ; by removing from the Port of London the greater part of the Indian Trade, which it his hitherto enjoyed; by rendering useless many of the extensive establishosenis formed there for the Merchandise anetShipping of that Trnde, and throwing out of bread many thousands of persons who wow derive cusheant employment from it; by demo:jug the practice and frustrating the mod of stated Public halm which are useful and important bedsits the Coun try and the Company, who Ash attsigiarily-•••••ioala. ttsh , practices-bur. whose AM, by neording facilities for the Smug. &ling of Tear into the Ports and Harbour, of England, Scutlaad, and Ireland, to au extent unlimited, awl as thin. I Court appreheidl, unrontroulablc.—That _the coesequenees of this must be the destruction of the Company', Litton Trade, their hest source of commercial profit; the failure of their Di vidend. the drprrciation of their Stock, and unless a fund is pro vided from Atm.! other source for the payment of the Dividend, inability on their part to continue the functions assigned to them in the Government of British India.—That if the ennstilutinu by w hich the Indian Empire is now ttdmiuistered should thus be subverted, the excellent system of Civil and Military Serb ice' foisted under the Company, and maintainable only by such a body, will be broken down, the tranquillity and happiness of the vast population which that Empire contains; the interests of this Country in Asia, and its Coaraitutiou at home, will be imminently eialitagered. That the professed object for which the proposed changes are to be made, and such immense sacrifices hazarded, namely, the increase of the Commerce of this Kingdom, cannot be in any great degree attained ; there being no prac tieithility of extending materially the use of our Manufactures alum% the Indiqn people, the tonnage allotted by the Com pany, or afforded by Indian ships in the inaoagetueut of individuals, for such exports, not having beam fully occupied; neither does it appear practicable lars , ely to augment the ha portution of profitable c.immodities from thetwe i of all which the example of the American Trade is the East is a proof; British . ManuTactures which they Could easily have procured, snaking nim part of it, nor their returns exhibiting any new articles of importutice.—That therefore the Trade now enjoyed by the Company nu 4 individuals will he the only certain trade to whirl, new adventurers ran have recourse; nod this will be lid addition to the Commerce of the country, but only a transfer from one set of hoods to another ; so that, old establismentS will tot subverted. without substituting any thing equally good in their plat e; amid to all apperintnce with great detriment to the nation, particularly in the defalcation of a lyrge part of the du ties now collected on Tea to the amount of Four brilliants ster ling per ormolu; for all which defalcatino. whether one, or two, or three millions, new Taxes must be laid on the people.— That the cause of the Company has been deeply injured by pre judice, ignorance, erroneous assuruption4, anti of Idle by extra sive combinat into, unit by unfair rrpreseutation, canvas, and in timidation—in all w bleb, the merits and rights of the Company, the political ~'iterests British India, and of this country as connected Wm them, have been left out of sight. and the stogie (object of the Extension of Cummerre, an object too only . of speculation, io opposition to past experience, Is the governaug principle. This Court, however, confidently hope, that Parlimosnt will not decide the fate of the Company, on the represemosion mid demands of private interests, but na just and comprehemive views of National Policy; and the Court must also believe that his Majesty's bf Misters are too eidighteuemi nod equitable finally to adopt Roy measure calculated to destroy the commercial pro fits of the Company; and thereby to disable them from perform lug their political functions. This Court. therefore, entirely op. Proving, bosh of the firmness which their Directors have almost in mailitimiuing Ore interestof the Conspony..and of the man- Der in which they have, in the papers Dow produced by them. defended those haerests, dolls rec./wren:l it hs them to persevere in the Negociation a ith his blaiest,),s Ministers upon the same principles; as of the deterihinotiou of this Court to temp port them to the utmost in maintaining the permanence of the Company and the Natioual Interest, which are involved in their stolidity. • Resolved Unanimously, That the Thanks of ,his Court he given in Randle Jackson, Lsq. (or his very Munitions and ex. cellent speech this day, for the great zeal, ability. and industry be has ou various occasioto, and particularly on Ibis, displayed fur the honour mid adituitsiges of this Company. Resolved Unanimously. That the warmest Thnnks of this Ge nem! Court be offered to the Chairman. Deputy Chairman, and Court of Directors of this Company. fur their very able wooduct in the Neruchtnen with Government for the Renew's' of time Charter , alike eviisciog the most lunsinotem ideas of lite best interests sit this Compaity, and their inost himourable min ded in the management of so important • concern. WILLIAM RAMSAY, lee. Valuable Freehold Property. in and near Tunbridge Town. Ily M U It 1.1. L a n d W I LSON, At the Court Hall Inn, in the said Toon. on . TUESD AY, Julie 16, at "r‘tche, ;:t rifler° Lets, rgIWO large M.kNiON IIOUSEi, called pr. ItOX lIALI. sittJ 11011.1)1 Kg. with vitrits, 0111•: utidiogi, Ittrge 4:ti &or I* each ; :flown ten aims of cao.trat l'.l.•tore Load adjoluiug, with the nurse. mid Out-1401day" thereon. Alm, about El urrEEN ACRES cf MEA now LAN I). ling on the River Med tvay., und.several wits garden ground wench, in the town. hinted l'ortirula.s arc preparing, and note shortly be 'had nt the prinrira 11. the iicigtonnurhood ; of :Vr. Jahn King. Tu. bridge, oh. show the o'nh/Ii CS WV, prc inns 1.1 the Sole, het o era. the nonrs of Ten null Four, %% hi iv enginee er ed to treat for Sale ; :trio of Mr. Carter. Solicitor, Staplev Inn; mad of iliortell stud Wilson, 5 . ... me/ Wed, Sll .N• 11111, I.lllldoo. . . • Bucks. • Freehold listate of 1.4 Acres of Land. ' By Mr. ST EW A !IT ' At his Greakt.ltossaso k IY4s ffrai•easivlty, on WS:1”14:11DAY, Am* 10, nt Twelve, in Three 1.1)t.. with Immediare.p.;:se-sum, F. valuable FREEHOLD ESTATE of BUC KSBRI P. the Par islo, and adjoining the Town and Borough of llrendover, Bectinghormshire, w illo voter fur the County and Buroorsgh of Aylesbury ; coonprisin,; a Do riling home for a family of respectability ; out offices, tiara-. fann y:sod, gardee, orchard; trout rims lo and fob ponds; 101 acres of arable and meadow land ; eaten ire right of common, or sheep walk, bouoding the same. 'rite F:soate is well oo oded ; orchard and garden planted with choice forth trees; the whole a ery compact and inclosed, on mid adjoining the turnpike road, and a branch of the Grand J moco Casco : cayveyances to and front London every day. A line part of the country for field spoils. Ilicolard St:stoke, Bailiff, Bucksbridge, Wenduver, o ill atm the }'tide. I P.,rticulars had fourieen day% preceding the Sale of Thomas If. arne, Esq. Solih.or, Buckingham ; the Angel, North:lom -1 tor• ; George, A Imam, ; W hole If.o I, M is•enden ; Crown, ! Amershinn White Horse, U‘bridgr ; Red Lion, %%eudover; I a n d of Mr. Stewart, 191, l'iccaclitly. • - NEW PORT M it E. ET. To Salesmen, holesole tool Ite.a.l Butcher,, dr. fly Mr. MINI 13/1 LL, On the Premises. No. 2s, Ni.llpoll-11141ket, en WP.DNES. DAY, the 13th a May, 1512 (the rotate, Purchaser not completing hi, Contract), lit Twelve o'Clack, by Order of the Proprietor, unless no urceptaale offer is made, previous of w hieh e will he Two A 1.E.15E1101.9. ESTATE, consisting of a must esct , !;eut Butch:•r's Shop, vi;ll,lte. in ble part of Pie above market; togetker w ith a detached 1,14154 . • [mid well- b uilt brick )4 Nt4-lt OUSE, • three stories high, bath late in the elecuputi,,ii of Mr. John Ives, [Ruche, at a (Irotind item of Al. per annum. The whole of the Premises pre in ezrellent repair, commis. diousl) fitted up, aaJ are well worth the att:tnion of the Dada in genen.l. *. • The re siurei In be taken nt a valuAtinn. May be viewed until the Sale, and Pat iiftll4ll6 may be had of Mr. Ituinnall, St. Martites-le:Grand, Nentgate-srceer. Elegant Stock of China a:4l Cut tilast, Lly Mr. MOOR!!, At the Auction Mart, opposite !h. Bank, TO-3131UtOW, Mity ASUPERB and valuable Stock of CHINA and 61 st Si, consisting of rich penci:ed. and gold ten rind cotke set^, a variety of dinner and &sect ..erk ices, ornament; mid mugs, diainciaJ-ut &as s dr-ert dishes, &canters. wine gliiises, &c. Etc. South of Devon. Beautiful resideuee at the Mouth of the Dart. TO HE LET, FURNISHED, For a term ant exceeding three years, i ith or without n few Acre, of Land, and entered no immediately, AGOOD FAMILY HOUSE, called KITTERY coUt: 1 ; Corhjstmle of two walnuts, a library, five Om st bed-moms, mid four , ervnnts' rosin?, with china closet, lofts, tc.: a Bond kitchen, laundry, and all ronserient oiling; double couch-boost, and stalling tor eight hunts ; evrellem4 garlens, plentwilly stacked with cliMee fruit tree., &e. dtc. ; and o small green-house. The bitUtllititt ii extretnelv heammtffut, and from time :aldbrity of the air, is particularly' calculated fur Further P..rticulam may be known by npplieatina (If by let- • ter, itn3i-Imad) to Mes Fr.. 'While and Fin w nes,' Lincoln - 1 limo. London; 'tit to Mr. .lohn K Brix ham, Tur:my, who is autho fi-C.l to chew P:emisr6. , I •, !Li .1 it p Resolved Unanimously, That the warmest Thanks of this G.- nerd Court he sacred to the Chairman, Deput4 Chairman, ON SPRI NG DIET. CLeisea Pink In.lee. Que.Pn's Elm, Ole ids , EaMan Road, OM it 11 and Court of Directors of this Company, fur their very able •"Itis in Spring," observes a celebrated Physician, " that Mile and Half from Hyde Pa-k Corner. ; • a . , ontsduct in the Negociafion with Government for the Renewal constitutiorntl diseases come into action ; nod if, at this season, 1.11 be LE.I7. Haute I tied, li 1 of the C ; hatter alike tryiiteiag th e most luminous ideas of •tite people were in adapt an alterative diet, much burnan misery A PLEASANT HOUSE, containing two tittiog.; best interests of this C patty, mid their most honourable c u m• wou ld he p reven ted." 2-E„ eo u ris , str a w* .:inn, with three best ii.'d..e.tion s , sotd. 1 * ' I I . duct in the management of so important a concern. 1VILL)A111 RAMSAY, Sec. rrillE NUT of the 'SASSAFRAS TREE is not Kr! i'l"lP'illri.l44l4l an i t ed ,: s t , h „ 6 :::: . with twil " as " ltd " tiler re a: . i AL only very nourishing and pleasam to the palate. but ample , • caiterirece hit. , proved it t , t he snore efficacious in rnrrecting the q For Particulars empire u Ike Peewit:vs lor of Mr, make, • SLAI'ER'S PATENT COOKING APPARA'fUS. • conAitution and purifyine the blood than the Liihon Diet Drink, Little Chelsea. T. LEMAITRE, Sole Agent, takes the liberty or Sar.-aparilla People subject In eruptions of the Ss in, and • - 1 ;, . ' 4. P. of his loriendeand th e Public he iiiiw.exhit i o, such; as are of * Gouty, - Bilious' ' , Asthmatic, r Consumptive Ila DA Y and lAIITIN be g leave. to acquaint the p u bl ic mai by attending to the full-.wing ii.triiculurs . tiiey f u g sale the abase Apparatus, at his Warehouse, .1. Castle. n n ib mii . is is the best Cooking Apparatus in the hits, will fi nd the Sassafras Cocoa a most invaluable article of , ' 1 4 diet. In the periodical works on Medicine it is highly extolled, I silt avoid bring take.: i , . by the vile Conapo.ittoas that are of.' Ind chel ) Imode or mid its use. is adopted by several eminent Physicians. i feted 'as the genuine BLACKING, prepared by them at P 7, .k l i f f e ign tt' uns ; and the mast elean, delicate , t oad . stsaininf,stewing, roasiimg, baking, brio leg and !wiling. A It ii sold in a ground Ante for hailing (in the tame mnoorr (Is ' iligb Holborn. After the word ". Blaclutig" is tfle Nat line t•if 1 . d e wier tar idit persomemay be dressed with leis than a peck of co ff ee), pr i ce 6,, 6d. per potted, by W. Wilson, Grocer, No. the Libels the Counterfeits hoe •i se a l (a, ) some have the ' 1 coals. 39 g enerally lo use , and toady . for la- , Str:o4l. Orders s from the couutry aunt be accompanied with arc- ante heron. the w•oti manG in the nest line, and °theta pat 1 - N. B. The Apparatus i s midi (or) Immeßiately befor.. the Number N. Purehtwen victim fon* rue to f o ul o dock. atitiance. sltuuld übse, iv that the whole Address is dear aid distinct. 'I I ' . , . . • lik. LANCASIERIAN IN rITUTIoN. 4 T a numerous and highly-respectable Meeting of CS. the FRI EN DS to the ROY AL LANCAS rEit lAN SO CIETY for the EDUCATION of the POOR, held ot the Freemason's 11:111, on Saturday, May 9, 1819.. His lto3 al Highness the DUKE of KEN T,•ln the Choir. Mr. Lancaster having read the Report of his Thor in Ireland. and Mr. Fox the Report of the Trtwtees, which were ordered 141 he primed., it was resolved unanimously, nn the Motion of his Royal Highness the Duke of Sussex, secluded by F. Horner, E-q. M. P. Ist. Resolved—That as the object of the !loyal Inneasteriun frotionion, is the promotion of the Education of the Poor rtreuglinut the British Empire, it is evident ilrit a Systeirt of Instruition fully applicable to Notioiril Educlion- ninst not oniy he ecorusmieul and expeditious, but also he Anointed nu those principles of universal Tolosa' n, tritereby insect or de riaminntion of religious professors is excluded from the acquisi tion of knowledge, through the forced itdioduction of tiny par ttrular Creed or Formulary. 041 the Motion of toe Duke of Sasser, seconded by F. Hors [ rtier Esq. M. P. ! Si'.S Ths_e_iy essliskise issinteihre in Searratieille Moly Scrip wrest whit* are the fhworlation of all religious inserter-640t. no doctrine reugnaut to any class o f Ch r issians cai n he introduced s while the Clergy and Ministers are left at full lebrrty to iiivol- Cate their own pern!iar Catechism unit sentiments oti the chil dren belon,liog to their respective communinro. On the Motion of J•44epli Hume. Esq. M. I'. secoojed by his Rosa! Highness the Duke of Sasses, 3d. That the Society formed in Dublin fir the Edu mini, of tilt Poor of Ireland. and the SOf ieties in Seothind, for the I Aft cntion of the Poor of scoslaud, being founded on the principles recognised in the foreswore Itesolutittos, are herrhy invited to be united with the Rosa! Lunt-asterism Institution. On t h e NlOlll4l of Joseph Hume, Esq. Al. i'. seconded by C. C. Western, Esq. %l, I'. 4th. That this Nleettirc contemplates the continued oipport and countemswe given to the I.aocusteriato Institution b. his Royal /lichees.; the Prince Regent, mat other Ilia-trious Melts hers of the Royal Family ' ni demonstrative of their real .41.4 - boo for the be s t Mien-Ids of the c tutsuity at large. nod exhi biting rt parricalor regard for those grand ',similar% of relit+ us ' liberty, which have ever been nowt streounusly maintuitied by use venerable Sovereign and his Rsasad IL-use. sth. That the respectful Thanks of this Meeting are rie:ll to his Itos al Highness the Doke of Kent, and his Royal Highness the Duke of busies, for having graciously become the Patrons of tiro Schools, each for 1000 Children,-e s t a bli s lied ort the ps ir,- 4 iples of she incasteriati System by stnierril Wards in the City of London united a ids the neighbousing populotur Ort-prsris.,es, and far their attendance this day, testify nig their e.g./Anus rant' patriotic adherence to those grand principle of civil and rel.- ghats liberty, which, with etiutotion are furilairent.illy issuer a oven in the operations of the I.3ll4llPlefilth %welts. - Ou the Minims of his Rosa( Meows* the Duke of Storer. Oth. That the cordial '[bunko of this Meeting ars: giver. to Mr. Joseph Lancaster, for the indefatigable seal With which ' he has continued to promote the Educate= of the Poor, by hi.. , exertious in spreading a knowledge of his system. and exeitii g the ;odour of benevolent individuals, ant only in yarinio plots ; of PAgland and Scotland, but also throogkosit Ireland, in o hid, i pan of the United Kingdom, it appears, that the mo-t es tt us sive measures are taking to form schools fir the edectition of ' many thoirinnd children. And this Meeting nidicipntei with the most confident ex peclot inn, the general ad•ostion of Mr. Looms ter's viceless( !;)stem of Educations fur the betwfits of which, and his unwearied persereranre fur its eztemion, he is Mir en titled to the of his eimotry, and of the whole Christian World. 7i 3 th- ranks ef thitArating.-arin-siw-qo aro tur— wrratloss of the City of London, for the liberal support aforded to the funds of this Institution dewing the last year, denumstrat ing in the most substantial manner, the approbation and rt•vetion of the first City in the world, to those principle of iolerati.oi, the universal application of which form the distinguishing fea tures of the Litneitsterian Institution. Bth. That as the benefits of the Royal latocasterian System, C:111 only be extended M qualified schoolmasters. it is highly ex pedient that a number of young men should he lie constant train ing, In enable the Institution to supply teachers copnble of "giving effect to the benevolence of County Associations. 9th. That this Meeting regards with the greatest ple-oure, the rapid eittersian of SCII4 ils on the Lancasierlan ;stem ; and it is hoped that the Parent Institution will receive . from the Pa trouts and Committees of such schools which are slow established, a portion of pecuniary help to mottle i• to continue to provide Gtr other schools, that assistance which they have experienced to he indispepsible. 10th. Tlint as it appears to he absolutely necessary that the fonds of the Institution Should he considerably augmented, the contd. hut ions of the friends to universal editcation, in all parts of the United IV ingdom, are eaniestly entreated. and the Finance Com onitt re (nsoicastiug with them. such gentlemen as may he dis posed) are requested its make per:float application to benevolent individuals in the Metropolis, respectfully soliciting their aid in fortheninee of the noble design itf this Institut itllll. . . 11th. That the cordial thaniota, this tneefing are hereby given to his Grace the Duke of Redford, fur his continued tot/sport to the interests of this to,titution, mid •it is the sincere hope and confident expectotioti of this Alertiogo bat hiv Grace, with Lord Somerville, %via live to ve the fall reception of that s t o f education, whit hat !..• MI It a period they generously Htrunired, and thereby recounneolded to Rational' ndisinion. 12th. That site Thanks of this Meeting; are respectful ly given to his Grace the Duke of Nortliumberlatid, fur the nomi been( support afforded by him to the Royal Lmicasterian System of lidur.itiam I I the formation of a , chool his sole expellee in nutttitheroive promoting the system in the e tv of Northumberland, iinddluit the. Rural Chairman be solicifid to communic.de the rime. _ _ 131 h. Ticit the Thanks of Ibis Meeting are hereby given to the N. bi ity , Novae', Magistrates ? Clergy, nod (ientry of those cities and kiwis in areal Britain rind Ireland, w hn b% the aid they . have niforded to the progress of Mr. Laura:ter, have rt emioentiv contributed go the tIIMMIOII of the Royal British Sweatt of 13. location. 14th. Tnot the Thanks of the kleetiag are given to the Finance Ciussolitt, e and Trustees, for their &Waikato the Banners s she Inslitotian. 15th. That the cordial Thanks of this Meeting ore due to Jos. Fu*. Esq. the Secretory alibi, luttitutiou, for his rob:wird and valuable exertions in its behalf. EDWARD, Mike nf KENT. Chnikmoin, The Duke of Kest having quitted the Chair it was taken by his Royal Wetness the Dake of Sasses. Resolved, That the very grateful Thanks of this Meeting are presented to his Royal Highness the .Doke of Kent, for Ids gracious nod condescending attention to the business of this day, and in liming taken the Chair hi. Royal Highness has given • fresh proof of his invariable support to the Royal Linicasterian System, which his Royal • Higistiess, fuss conviction of beat./ alone applicable to military schools. had se lushly int/winced into the army at so early period ki the progress of this twits ass. AUGUSTUS ricEDERICK, Doke of SURWX, Chairman. ••• In order to accommodate chase persons who conld not nttead the &legging. Mr, Lancaster has engaged (be Free-mason's /I AD fbr 1 ridny evening. the 15th inst. lamas o'rlack. ashen be ti ill repeat the Report 'if his Tour in Ireland, nod make nn Ad drew Oil Female Rdocatlipi, when the company of may person Mill be esteemed a favour. The Anniversary Dinner will he oollaturalay, the 16th ite•t. hii Royal Highness the Duke of Stones an the Chair. ,h f II \. l { 1 1 +;(1 114 ; 1 : ~~ ~: