The Statesman. — London, England, 1822-01-14 00:00:00

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'' 'Oa ~Col egir INT Ile ked awly: vim st.okind , giondissilissi of Csallss. Is. Loess .411.11:4110Miowerses•siorto.. Ms* ;ma ars Y. hod 4•llVselisisis Wm) eldl • _ $1 TRIM NEW PUBLICATIONS. ON writion CIIASACIIIR AND POPULAR INTSRIBIT. Ilw 1113Nalla , eadlereesallsood I=l Mow Weeks ars jest pebl R 1 Sir RICHAR D PHILL/PB ail Cc. Leal... Aro bad el all Booksellers le des naked Wades. I. ItZLIGNONS AND ILILIOIOUS OK& MOWN" of .B NATIOIIII.--Wirlsileek, Nialwill• = o :lsersAisolees. sod Poona. OA Se m wed Dar- I lAth NO Isfraoless ; Ws. GL le oak or Os. en VIL e IPir Weeriees se ion Rem" . rDedill' ZATlsse ri V r em= =F r ; Ike Aeiteer w eiThe 1 Weeders d the Weeld ; Irds. Id. red, .e ea royal *Mr, Us. le-beards. • I & Act Irma V,v Matti is. Weal" !row thy atot ' by Ilesellaa to Be lest By Proyelese, isoledlsofireet of Cook As.; old; 10. iterayless sad o Imp awla rim br Cid& IL Prier. tag. Bd. bassi 1 or' 16 1 1. eh Toe IlemeSse WIMPS*" or rum I X:rit ra i r l; iellowli and Art; lealedisertall d.Mt. of spry bearsealeeediesSls '• ry i teClar N t i th i k i r r e v. Arlhkeew rei.7l l . Or Ilk s ema tZtl r dsper - A - Osmoses& E i l ie rs Imo' rosteryeseefalOsegraleale Re Swig 411 SMADlNo—Lieeteseet Hee. It. VIA& hell MU= 44 Me MIA not. to be Gleirteeset, Mee A. Raft, 0.1- eltoese. Mitt Me Mearesee. /70; 0 1110—Lleeeortot N. M. Meets% tem hele.pay of Ne lefilutiot, se be Lleeteeset. eke Jeeefiliss Mewelle. 1 4 5 iggebooltot. reesivlee 41111ereeee. Cape Cor.e.—lltevet Major IP. Comedic, Alm to litb ire's*. to be eepiele.Mee Voz, wbe esebeeges. 11.441116-41 Wa irmi OM. tree the ',Me Moyel Vetoes to be es M tooel ; Uwe. itteo-oeesod R. Mew. Oen Me late lab /Loyal 'retina Mesedies, to be iJeelemobesleitil. t 'Vibe* Sattelleo-Akjeebeeserel It. Mete*. lbeem the ime St need Vetereellelielleo. to be Weed ; Liesteeset. soloed J.O. Log. tf•• *skate 7th Roy* voitoss &ma - MIL to be Ueeteseet.eeleoel. !Mew Matte Nee —II ejer•Goterel A. M. IL. Itiodttee. glessfete Revd Velem Bettaltee, to be aimed ; inked .1 isri gg , tree des Weak Royal WM. •_ . . ...mapoogoant. aluidnins of Major Ritkaaoy. of as Enna Major. Ma beta aasadatail toiled M is sat Awed So melte say additional ii 01 it sit l• ffi • saliiimom • s. • Arr.-a bY 0 Ws day ftsafoldisbad. aow edam of • COMMONS ixJIV 101111.11 ink Is_ wbkb m.. Midas ftskloll6lll4bism oupdradailwilli a alystitbdagraindeis , al4.•air s tizil • ethics la gale me segrabar of isperamaa tdolftla.hasidtaaddiasaka. labsegais. • ; • Apa AalrbialtWidi7lpireltr44 TIUDION't TOOTH FORUM AND TINCTURE MIIII shave .disomterias. if attended to, trill ef• IL MOM* aspens& ea peasolty of a Deolist. Tbey are me aware far all diesniers of the nee* ; they est merely slows sod based(' tie Teeth, bet protons thew from drapes the latest poled of 1114. They are aatleotee forgers Sem Serellad Page wed the Tteeth-Ad ; they re move Ihr Seim fres doges" lestitto then GM sad of Webby redness; they Well* arrest the progress of caries is the Teeth. refresh the esseth, sod swears the breath ; they both possess She some whom, sod may be used stone er WOW ; bathe Tinslant sets sere speedy is fastening loses Teeth. esni•deptia isany. dte. ; mad It la •• latsl - remedy foe as Teeds.Aah. amid reveals a Maple ; they are se pities* lanenuaa that a eblid may take lb. «sa teen of a het of In Itordnr. aid the 'natters Is aa smel liest Steseehle. Mae la. tii. emelt. Alen. Hose•e's Teem Rattousa. le Sees er111 , 44, node es 'fireside prieelpies. Price Ss ; sod Is Ivory 7s. Id. The delloolog Agents are appetsted :—Mr. Mittman, (wheissele west) 14, Gerrard-street. Seboopore ; Meager. 160, Chortler. 75, Orford slant ; Goole, 07, Bond-street ; Howell sod Jossea,4. lteesetatrest ; TON, 41, Joliette*, gd Geroblik sod most Perloners. - - 14.111.11 s Wags. ham, arises to the lie. raspsatias the Tropism's* of the a r ose articles. they ars respostraUy latarmad OM Mr. Hades.. Chemist. Haymarket. him a• sneers them. ther Is say psalm "debase . the wholesale Agent's mos sad address b pointed es the label. ANUEL INN, ST. CLEMENT'S, wTRAN D. GINRIAL OFFICE,. FOR TRAVELLING AND CON. YZYIMG PARCELS AND MERCHANDIZIL THE following HAILS sad other COACHES got beet the above las : Paris 'loyal Mall, tits Dover.Taiday amid Friday Matta, at twain. IPholiiistalbmed Gasped Ma/. th_rmigh Gedldmlugr.P•- terilldd. mod revises. war, Moadaral *• IFoloWnwill 7. amd badly at half past & Co arrival • pocket walla to the hie of Wight, to °Davey pasimmrs and patens; and m bleillOsock sonar to Chichester, thrtiog'h Drilla. Havant, Ernsweete, &s. Gleaoneer illail. through Haley. Oxford, ad Chelten ham, every Evtaing at a garner-past 7, and San le) at hair iest 6. •Dover sad Canterbury Mall, Swoosh Gravesend, Met a., sad Feversheim every easing at a quarter past 7. each susday at half past 6. FrosiCamarbory passeagers and par esis are maga to Deal, Margate. Ramsgeto, Seodwich, dm.; sad front Dover. parcels are conveyed to Folksteme, loodgmte, Myths, Disaknith, Roomy. sad Lydd. NNW Mall, high Cammethen. Lkerlike sad Haver. Indemet, every nada' at • quarter-past 7, sad Sunday at Inlipit 6. Rah sad Renal Feet Cash. N merry leer hula. Pim* Itaadlimt. Bleilliessamh. Cala, amid ChWankern, ovary Ilessies tpseater-past S. Seth aid S.MelWit Post Coach, every eftersees it 3. Set lipid rod Coach, le two days, to awry hew Welds, Oman Maideitimd. Reading. Marlborough, 'Daises, ad Melltaham, Monday, Wedinetiey. and 'Friday Moraines at Y. This Coe* is middy intended for the ereemenothitioa levallds, *c. who gamma undergo tho ktlgao of sods a distance in as day. Bright°, light Pin Cask/thong% Reigate sad Cork- SIM. every Moran& at 8. Callahan Original Fat Coach, to carry only far in side, through Henley and Oxford, every Honing at 7. Chichester, Bognor and Petworth Post-each, Monday, Wednesday, gad Fridly Horsing., at a quarter before 7. Dover and Casnerbery Light Pon coach, every Easing at half-pg M.—Ditto, every Morning at half-past 6. GoMilag, had • Guildford Telegraph Coach, Swath Epsom, Leatheitteed. Modes and Horsley, Tuesday, Thursday. and Saturday Morning at W. Ditto, through Kingston, Dina, Cobham, sad Ripley, eta Mornay, Wedseadsy. and Friday Horsing., at Hi Healey Coach through Maidenhead. every Alterman at I. Sonday excepted. Uttiebampton, Arundel. and Potwar* Coaeh,Teeaday, Tatra:ay, and Saturday Mornings, at half-past 7. Margate, Rantsgate, Deal, Sandwich. sad Brand*, Mght Post-cesches, every Morulag ad Eveniag. Oxford Light Post-coach, Wimp Healey, Is, eery Wotan' at 7. Portmmostli new and elegant light Peetnisch. the Ra Rotor, to arty culy four land., *mph Klegsseth, Gull& Word, Felorsend, and rectsea, Morung at e. Coaches fro. Pertiantan N as Oa arrival of % the lb through isiswertb, Ceshes, 11411 N levee. iltrealwater Coach (reamed from lin WI end Meath.) through Abingdon. Farleadoe, aid Cimussuller, bersday and Saturday SOseamis et • pater Ware 9. Sunderland. IllmiktmKr se larm attach, every sterskti, to the George las, Sitode Rirmingham Post Coach, sets oat every afterecioa it See. carr)ing four Inside, and pause through Warwick, Lanlimp ton and Da sentry, to the Samoa'. Head. Bnil-street, simian, next morning at tea. NORTHER.COACHES. York, Newcastle, aud Coaches. so* io arts of*. North. every Morning, at • quarter pest S. Wallingford sod Wastage Coach. through Maidenhead, Nottlehed, and Harwell, Tuesday, Thursday, amid Saturday 3lereings at 7. tiallield sad Rotherham poet roach, called the Rocking ham. every worm* at eight, and the Nelson at Tete. CARRIERS—To Twicamhaan,Brentford, and leiserenk. every Monday, Wedoseday. Friday. and iliateaday. EAMES and Cm. Pimpliest.. Parcels ad Package. are safely and impadltiellM9 ear reyed from this Ise to every City. Tows, Vrep, end County Sat in the following Castles, via. t—Sails. 'Cornwall, Devon. Dorset, Hama. iiereesed, Kent, Oxford, Somerset, Barmy, Sussex. Wille.Wormair. :oath Wales, all parts of the Isle of Wight, Jersey, Gars ..y. aid all parts of Fromm ; std to ell Pens a the Noveh , ••• Takenotice,that no package, cantelang watches, plate, cash. .r Beak motes. however mall Ps %Lae, will be accounted for, if lost or dasiagod,- ear say other parcel orpassenger's ism" of tare thou M. value; anion speelged as such when delivered at th•011ito and 4 paid for asaerdlagly t+t Nest Voit-ehalses, le. at the Penal make. II fa; osandallG DIMINO Owe Ardkreltles. and Uwe*/ ; his. A. M.; with 10J Maps sod to u l T ai llos A Tolegoodelbst M. a ta . c. the latest girixte,l4ll,4lto radium of the Oen Ma.at Chemists ; by Dodo Meshes. g whit 130 Ilarravlogs. price Ms. la beards. , 7. Toe Basseaesicas. Cnam-Boos, sr iW Lido of the ..s1 litoloeet POMP/ of all Ages sod Countries; by the OM J. Goldsmith ; with ISO Portraits. peke 7s. boos& B. Pierced. draws from Ibistmol. Ikerrlal• sod bow liorronv. consietiag of the seed striking Anse doles; grafts of Chamfer, RemeGable Issidosts. Is. de.; draw. fles the Arwoleles sod otherfloareas ; by 4. Galt, • vg: AO Solutlllid. *Ms. rise Id.. half-hosed. Bess M liosuso 14111.111. or Lavery of the AIM detail*. WV severa l Trades soil &Tardy- SI gograrlags. price 108.6 d. bound. rose's CoreanTAiles, abridged sad eseders- Med. by, AM 1111111,11, lid. • emu Wag the Illements of the Ogle Geodllolina, sad the Principles of Ds IIA$18; 14s. Mei It. Ni Cononowee of dr Greets of the last Fifty Years. trim 1771 to IWi. with a Chart; IS.. boards. IL- Tam Pnassur dukes of the Padua Zones. In de Four Quarters of the World; with 110 Maps sod Views; cotroded to Jentory lad; peke is. 11. Woad. IL Two VOCAL I of Two T 111143•11111 llovros. Odd Ilhatspeare to India ad Moore • Ws. Id. booed. IL Anode? Uninacd. 11 tertior. seludi4 a slab sod elreamstastlal History -of ell the Nanette of AatigGV; by J. Gebleses. D. D. ; with &geldings. 7s. betfdd. lb. M Use. Knurl Maven.% coatalalog a GM and circumstantial view of the History of all IMillems. Amin the Assort:had/magas to the AllerSllllll of George IV.; with Degravlngs. by J. Roblado.D.D. booed. IC Toe Maass.. as. 1;4211T0111, or ALL PlaTlllll2.l. 610 scribed sod Illearated by sesereous Kemeadqv idus eesa . tat* a peptise System of Geograpsy ; by J. pries as. booed. The dome pewasemg Worts hove so rink la the p.- osier laterost of IrkWilests. le the satire Wrote of Pai ili Ibm by thiodefees • ealldedso of now4alliforr gestlllsolleng while they Ent Isdlemmodile ft *my Alibraiy. isita4o them alas peados omperiesdre• leadeas as Class-hooks for dm eat of : - .ii... - ..., FROM 11.417.111Ddir tillideS adZiisTh. This Rosette announces tbe great of the following dignities:— To Richard Marquess of Rockingham the dignities of a Marquess and Duke of the United Kiegdom of Brest Britain and Ireland. by the titles of Morgans of Chewiest, and Duke of liockingliam.sed Chaedos : To (bergs Thomas John Earl of Westmeath the dig nity of a Marquess of that part of the Caked Kingdom called Irelaad, by the title of Marquess of Westmeath : To Prancis 1 iscoent Killesorey, the dignity of a Vis count and Earl of ditto, by the titles of Viscount of Newry and Moroi, in the comity of Dow., and Earl of Killesorey, in the Omen's Csmety: To Henry Stanley Viscount Renck, the dignity of an Earl of ditto, by the title of Earl of Rathdown To William Viscount Ennismore the dignity of an Earl of ditto, by the title of Bari Listowel, of Listowel, in the county of Kerry: To Richard Viscount Mount Earl, the dignities of a Viscount and Earl of ditto, by the titles of Via coast Adore and Earl of Dunraven aid Mount Earl : and To Willis.. Lo►d Lastleonine, the dignity of s Vie count of ditto, by the title of Viscount Cantleniaine. WAR-ORPICR,JAN. 11. let Regimeet *1 Ufa Onards—Ltakeemit H. R. Betted. to be Cupola. by partisan*. vice Hough. who retires; Cornet ad Seb-Lientemuit E. K. L. Bayard. to be Liautenaet, pwrobtme. vide Isileck ; Hoe. H. M. Upton. to be Corset ad /M• Iron by release. vice Bayard. 7111 ming Uglit --CaptalaJ. H. Willing" to be .by parehase, eke Robbins. promoted Is 191 t 16111 ; !legumes* Lord'. Hemlock, from tba 14196141111 brooms, to be captain, by purchase, viol H. WilUesee. 10th Ditto--Cornet J. Barbi Dasbes, from tint Nth Ws Dragostia, to be Lieutenant, by purchase. eke Lord J. Reek, promoted hi tbe7th Light Dragoons. lat or Ormeader Regiment ef Foot Grards—Liestenagi G. lebesteno. Rom balf-pay likh Light Drageees. bibs Das slip aid Llsolumst, vies J. H. St. John. who exabangsa.l reeelvingetedlairesso• Id Itegimsag Foot—Lleatenast F. W. Fran/land, to be gaptala, by perehase, vice Carney. who retires; Ensign J. Donny to be Lieutenant, by perchase. vies Franklead ; eistisetsa Cadet. J. L. Kis!, from the Royal MilitaryCol legs, to be assign by parches.. ties Carney. I itb Ditto—Lienteeent E. Marcos, to be captain, by per abase, eke Dunlop. who retires. To be Lieetenaets—Liestassat E. 11. Fridges/. from Who" of die Regiment. vial J. Daybook who exernaps. rewiring the einem ; Radio R. M. Haideaby. by pos. those, dee Ilareen. ISth INlM—Ceptale C. R. Vox. fro. the Cape Corp., On be elm Corroder. who eseitaagen. NMI tlltle—bleyor T. W. IlLebles, fremlbe7llll4l4 SIM =ale be Lientatantmeledd. by !mime. deg lirder.' Graver. who retires. • . Nth Dltte e — a lZ E. H. Bridgman. from balfsl,llllob Peet, to be . A. Gregery, who errolimiges. ra =meg the dl Lieeteseat A. DNA lbe 1 foot, to be Lieutenant. vim Wright. who 40th Ditto— Hotbam Omit. to be Ifmaigw bygH. diem, Mee Dalrymple, promote/ in the II Wert Imilalbt gineem. list Ditto—C.optals J. Can. from the bait-Fey lab 401 p 1 , to be captain. vies P. Seymoar, who embeligth, =tte—Lieutseant C. R. Wright, from der AU lee% N be Linesmen. vim Mteel. The sashays. ifllb Dino—Lientemat R. H. Reerdea, frees the eat Path to be Lieutenant. vies J. ILlng, who retires nylon MOP pay nib foot. AIM Do.—Brevet Maier IL O. libteleMi. Irma hair Poo, I. be eapiale. vies Cherie. Kausedy, who U. W. ileia, from Mlf-pay of the Regimes; to be Um. NbMtvim M. W. Blows.. who embertges, mealier' Ile Illibillese—Uart. T. Steglbul, from haffiree lea fast, Nhi liseleaent. mi.( the ritirrenee, Moe Reardos, up , Oiled N the bah Foot. • firltreek, t. be ages* reageed. PritsurTCT perslusas o. Usury de Brow Aastla. Nodhemberlaad-street, sex, bricklayer , sad bander. sax mitrPTs. T. Waggle, Worksop. Nottlaglesa, backer. to surrender Jas. IT. Feb. KIS, at the Red We Ina. Worksop. Attor esp. Mr. Bradshaw. Worksop; sad Moors. Allan, Gylby sod Alias. Carlislo-street. ilawojaare. J. B. Player asmiJ. Kea.. Bristol. botliwaserehalits. Jan. 116.110. Feb. SS, at the White lAos Is., Bristol. Attorneys. Mews. Vizard Lid Blower. Llecola's-loa-delds; sad Mr. Olitiory. Bristol N. MI SheSIM flo-naker. Iss.ll. 23. Feb. it die too. Illisasta. Attorneys, Mr. Smite, Sheield • sod Mr. BMWs& serjssrat's•lss, Illset-street. A. Delve Us. York-street, Covest-ordaa, wine-merchant. sa. 191, Ifk Feb. ItA, at the Court of Consielssoner4. Allot oys.._ Messrs. asamise sad Davis, Corbet-coari, Grace- &erele-street. t, E. D. CoMiley Potts, oll.plaes. picture dolor. Jan. Ild, 111. NW nit ant Court of Coonselssiosers. Attorney, Mr. lisele. Old Bertutreet, E. Roblason.l.sitibssimadirksrs. tombola. i.e. if. 11111, Feb.!*, at the linnet siCsisinlssiosers. Attorney, Mr. Cassius, Old Itrohl-stresit. J. Wenstos. Whitlow. Jas. $3.14 Feb. 23, it Ike Court of Coestlbeloners. Attorneys, Messrs Biers and Whatley, lissdlat ; sad Messes. Byre nod Covordale, Gray's-las square. B. Bridals. Warres's Fare, Hertford, Jas. 19, 16. Feb. U. at lb. Court of Conmisstaners. Attorneys, Mr. 'toad, Ware, H.IIII. B. Hoy* Brand-.test,lllsonsbery. tailor, Jan. 19, Feb. 3, el. at tie Court of Coussissiosers. Attorneys. Mows. Coagulable and Kirk, Synsoses-lna. Chancery-lane. J. Cleonesee. Notubsoberlase-otreet. Mary-le-bone. oar penile, Jas. AL 90, Feb. I& et OW Coen if tounrissioners. Attorneys, Masers. flompilies and Wood. little St. Thomas Apo N llo. J. abler. Jewlionlsast. sloseinstebant. Jos. IS, 99, Fob. I& at Was Cant of Csinadmiloners. Attnr.ter. Mr. Wales*. Faleosentrost. Faleos-squars. Z . . 119 " . b no W C!out t.li rr L e...7.1:,.... "'" Itt i". y l k, kr,: Iledgssor Jaen-street.. Adolpflis. E. Staff, Nornieb. Bricit-askor, Jen. ilk 99. Feb. 93, el W Norfolk Hotel. Nrevich. Attorneys. Messrs. Bfirsold and Brightwell, Norieseb; sod Messrs. Hoarse, Framptoa. and kofths, New•lse. DIVIIMINDS. s Pub. 4, 11„ Gartes, Wealmtrost, Cheapish), silk-maim- Moturer. at the Court of Cosamiseimiers—Feb. 9. J, Homed , , St. Martin's-lane, Milder, at the Cowl of Commissioame— Palf. S. S. Hanaingtoe, Putney. Iroomonger, at the Coed •r amminksers—Feb. 11. A. Palen, T. Gill, and J. Millis ligodur :7 4 11"...5H-11".Y.r5tr"64617.: at the Ilnihnir.gfann, mordants, at the Geri of Commissioners AIM. k a. Itideardses, Horses** Lincolnshire, tallow , at Ms Bell Mo, Hornimatie—Feb. 14 K Priddon. lkieleastie. Limisiedirty. baker. at the Ball lon, norm:astir —rte. lb, T. . Warrington. Lancashire, miller. at the George lam, arr iltoo.—Feb. ti, J. Heston, Warring toa, Lancashire. grocer, at the George lea, Warrington Feb. 4, U. K Asher,. Manchester, merchant, at the Star Int. Manchoster—Feb. 7. IL Hobbes, Stratford-upon- Area—Feb. 2. C. W. F. Anbassoc, George-street, Han°. wer-onemes, patent aid form-maker, at the Court of Com allootenerse-Fab. 4, T.Yessag, Cheitenham,Oloomaterskire. • at the Royal Hotel, Chollestham—Feb. I, A. W. I A 1 : : l r. 016. Brestford, corn merehast, at the Court of Com- Wedowee—Feb. 5. J. Hail. Chatham, Kent, tailor, at the Coen of Commissioaers —Feb. 2, W. sad J. Kilmer, Hud dersfield, Yorkshire. merchants, at the White Horse Inn, Hudderslaid—Feb. 96, T. Parkinson, sen. T. Faddis m., jai. and J. Wkly. Scolcostes. Yorkshire, ralf-mer- Meets, et the Dog mad Dock ravers, - .. .. Feb. 2, T. Wilcock., Holbert, - of Commissiosers. r, it the Court CIRTIFTCATIII.IIIIS. 2. J. Olding, Old Maar, stationer—T. Atkinson. Wall'ag ainst, wanlattaertat—J : Tarim plataitside,. wareboaae- esso-4. Hesioek, Nortlamptii. bool-tosseraeturer— . Downs, Cheedlo, Cheshire. eslieworieter—P. Morton, ha res* Mseellester. twerehest--M. Wight, widow, Leadenha street, hat-wenstattsrer—H. flaadreord, Great Win chester-street, Broad-street. imerelhast. RR NRR SNIPS DISSOLVED. A. Freeland and Co. Liverpool, sapr-redners—J. V edanta art G. Rowell, Reserllweart, Mary-lane, linen drapers-4. Roblases and J. B. Broadband, Manchester, aad altoskalers--J. Beath and J. Dixon, Hasten, C r e l at i. lasbtre, core-nwrchants—B. Robissoo sad N. Bowie, Morslydown New Stalls, Shad Tits ineOsack-letters -f-E. Howell and C. Woodward, Sitrewsbery. bra:len—ll. Wells sod J. Bartow, Cable-street, Woiteleee-square. skis and dialers—J.F. Mackin and .1.8. Gil. War:sick:oam . 1141111w4row, sergicad lestrunsent- maters —J. Bazeadale lei L. Maim, Laseastar. sargeoss—J. Smith and J. Mae- Inestiery. herald etsasers—W. IL Leonine and Co..Liverimool. worebeets—R. sedJ. C. Webb. SiOWL Norfolk, farmers—C. Smith and Co. Leeds Tod dle% awralwats—L. Hare and W. Tehran. IlloettUtinster, Mae; oneywee—B.Thowsley and J. Beetles, Maachester, eirtandelhasere--0. Harvey and Co. Nemlob, wereheats—J. Pers.jewsad T. Jacks. Mark-lase, eorefacters—o. Fo r m; oda. liodualli. Nast ladle Clumebers, Leadhrehall-street, SeeNbrenislon ihmere-43. Cooper and T. AL Thorbent. Cenataiwtreet. spiewsnerebeets—R. Ilszter sod W. Boo hoo. Gray'ries. eitornevs—W. Detainee sad W. Ch • t. Alas hereagh. Iltelherhaw, Yorkshire glass-wanefaeterers—B. Weiteiendee. 211111160211111. 111110.1aSkr111 -I. Crowther end 8. Hedesa.'llllo.ll7. Tarlaidee. utanufseturers—W. sad T. Itrowit. Lehiewer..ißw,4 I.—.J. reek and IW. Bridges, Heybridw resod, salt-reamers—W. sad .1. Low, Bositlad. Bus:, milUera—a. Clutterbeek sad Co. at. Mary's Mills, aletwestershire, clothiers--J. Baker awl Co. Canterbury, bankers—T. Newshant sod Ce. Wigan, Lancaddre, festian sutnefaeturers—R. Wilford tied Co. Wattlegolnet. wbele sale liasw-drspers—J..Wileos sad T. Grigg. Whttesbapoi. Bees-drapers-4. Law sad J. Watso , , Blackburn. (Ansa shire. cotton wwwfacturers—J. Balky and Co. werehents —B. Stephens nod W. Men. Great Ressell-street v Illoolashenaltemmists—N. Crisp and Jones, awry Ufa den-erect, Uerawatlstly, coremo o• bre% en. • JI,OIIPOLK courtrr A Natio/ of the Freeholders aed great - las4e.l Proprietors of the misty of Norfolk was bold on Sr. 'sag Ist, at the Shire Hail. Norwich (parssaat to a asoormuly sad most respectably oilseed Requiti. ties. propeotod by a body of the Freeholders to the High Sheriff). ".for the pupae of takiag tato con. sideratios the pretest distressed state of the Apical. tend latermis." The somber of cosotry gwelierlort who came to attend the main was se great. that beds seed scarcely be obtained at the lons ea shire ries' suiting. The High Ahern/ (Sir Jamb Astiey. Dart), had deed twelve o'clock as the boor at which the mortis; was to commence, hat law before that bur the crowds Olio pressed he admission ware vary peat. The mo. omit the gates of the Coen were °posed it was lite • rally ornmental by cortoialy the asset respeetshie leek. let set et ass we orm,ressember to have sees at say NNW - _ it. by giiiiiiims464l•Arab:emiL iiid tbe awe" t wad then was ant one la the lower put ed th► Casa a single ladivideal wit•• did ass wear doe thus sad alopearaaaoof a rospossable farmer 1 ambers wen Ailed te ge away, ►eiag en able to gala admissive. • • Assess the Nobleness sad Bentham 'mut we notional the Earl of Albeasarla lard 3114141. T. W. Croke, Seq. 11. P., E. Wedekoase. Esq. M.P.. Dowel Walpole. M.P.. Sir T. Presses, Sir T. Braver. Ad airal Labia. Colonel Peke. dm Has. and Rev. T. Ne ville. S. T. Seathwell, Esq.. Rev. Aralodeaua Bs shares. J. Pestle, Esq.. J. J. Beddiagfteld. Esq.. Thu. That'll, Esq. (Alderman of Norwich), E. Lambe, Esq.. Rev. O. (lover. Alderman Harvey, Juba Jars. T. B. Evans, Eel Rev. J. D. Horton. itev. H. Blythe, of &ISM Faro. Bsq . Re►. T. Prestos, Al dermas N. Bolingbroke. Esq., P. Balletic, Ist. Mit cham !Pala. Eq., D. tionsten. Esq., he. Ise. • • . At twelve o'clock the Hum Souris, stated. thst a rorprisitios. signed by a wansorous sad most respects. bit body of ['reekslJsee. bavieg bees presented us him, be bad felt is hisdasy to the present meet ing, fir the purpose of *akin law consideration tiro present distressed mato Agrisaltaro. Ho, therefore. declared that useetiog to be legally coaveasa for the shove parp-woo (load applause.) Ho sboald soot de tain them fortis*: tha■ by requestiog that those pen tanes who addressed the suositiag. would confine tlstroaolves as mush as povaiblo s• the object stated in the requiaitios. T►e Iliad of ALISIXAIIIA said. ►e would esseseeee wit► saevieg * Heselotion whirls ►e was sere weld meet wit► t►e amaniasoes anweerreace of t►e sleeting' ; it was t►at t►eir Worthy High Sherif be requested to ta►e t►iChair. Lad Syrnaas setvaiiiii t►e nodes. aad it was car ried with soar applause; and Sir Jacera AWI'LLT, Ban. wok di. Chair. T. Tristaret.s.. gnu (Alderman of Norwich) woo forward lo address the Meeting, and was received wit't load applause. Having signed the requisition presentel to the High Sheriff, he fele himelf honed, is discharge of his public duty, to make a few observations ono:, the principal ceases of the present miserable and di► tressed state of agriculture. He had gives the subject the hest consideration is hie power, and he did not hesitate to declare, that their distresses arose from the enormous and everwlielming load of tit:sties with which the country was berthesed—(Cheen.)--Wh it his political hies had bees was well liaown t; all the Gentlemen 00000 d bin 1 and perhaps in the observe. lion he bad to make. he would be accused of having changed his °Oakum. As far as regarded the condte:t of Administration in the expenditure of t►e country. he did sot hesitate to say that be had.—(Loud ap plause.)—His present Majesty, immediately after the war, declared at the trimming of Parliament. that the lexpenditure of the earwig should he reduced as mach as it could be comeistently with the safety of the coon try. Now he always looked upon the acts of the King to be the acts of his Ministers. and therefore he must accuse thous (Ministers) of not having acted epee this their promise in the way they had led the coun•ry to expect. They were told by some igno►ant and illi beral minded persons that the yeomanry of this County (of which be was proud to say that he was *se), were thimightlesr and extravagant. This charge might per , baps apply with justice to a few individual,. but aer taiely nut to the whole aourty. He would ask. then, was it fair, was it. nasty, to charge a whole body with what roold at most be applied to a few ? They were told, too, from another quarter, that the landed interest had in their own batuls a remedy for all the agricultural distresses. This remedy was, that the Landed Proprietor should reduce his reats, sad the Clergyesee his tithes. It was tree that bath must he reduced, bat supposing that they were reduced to what they were in 1792. the cultivitor could Out even then ;re on under exulting rircemstanees.—(Cries of ea. :to.) .---Could the Landed Proprietor support himself under such a state ap.' things? lie answered no. Could the Clergyman live ander soar a s:ate of things? He an swered ec Could the labourer support Himself sad family opts Ills. a. week, as he did in 1792? No, cer tainly not. What, then. was the cause *fall this? It was the enormous load of taxation ►y which the while country was oppressed. bet the Agricultural Interest certainly more severely than any other portion of sa ciety.--(Hear. hear.)-I'be Agricultural Interest was, in point of fact. bordering on bankruptcy. Kasper!. sista of payments had already taken place to a cons'. derabbiesteat. and if the preaeet state of things was allowed to continue. the suspension mast beoetne ge ared. He held in his hand a string of eesolotions, 'which be hoped they would adept; he would read them first. sod thou propose that they should ►e seen• rawly bat to the meeting. The Wortuy Alf.a.arien then read t►e following resolutions:— " I. That the regent alarming and distressed state of, the Agricultural classes in this kingdom mast ineeitaltd and speedily lead to the utter rain of the occupiers of the soil, and will eventually be most injurious to ttelowners aimed, uoless'effecteal measures be immediately adoi.t ed by Parliament, to arrest its destructive progress. " 2. That it is the opinion of this fleeting, that tldt r