The Statesman. — London, England, 1812-06-15 00:00:00

5 , 41.111m.i , !( 4 1 • .111. • -!; 4 7 t i rkt • - s). ei, r r - ^.‘-c* • )44.N do ft: 1 0 01, 0011 L t . I a l\ i Efr. O . 111 All . s\- I • _ . _ LONDON, MONDE', JUNE 15, 1812. No. 1967. PRICE eta. TN BAMS NM! A C:Xelt1101 TGA It iltilv. • T 111 , • , S present EVENING, June 11, will be perfonnefl. PIZARRO. AA_y lot ca WM 'Madded BLUE BEARD. ASSOCIATION FOR THE RELIEF AND BENEFIT OF THE. MANUFACTURING AND LABOURING POOR. AT a MEETING of the Nobility, Clergy, Ge n try, Blinkers, Merchants, nod hlnnufacturers, held on the 23d May, 1812, at Freeittworre Hnll. Great Queen-street Loodoo, for the purpose of taking into consideration the di s tretsed state of the Labouring Poor in certain of the manufacturing districts, Ms Royal Highoe4. the Duke of YORK. took the Chair, sup ported by his Royal Brothers, the Dukes of Kent and Cam bridge, his Grace the Doke of Rutland, awl others of the lifo bility, dye. At this Meeting, the following, *along other Resolutions, were unnnisnrowly Adopted: — I. That she Distre.t. of the Labouring p oor , i n ce p a i s ma tatfaciuring renders it the duty of th e i r fellowsub jects in other parts or the kingdom. to contribute towards their reli f, in addition to such assistance OM coo be locally afforded, during the present interruption of employment, sad high price of provisions. 2. That a Subscription be immediately opened for the above purposes. 3. That a,Committee be appointed to romider sod adopt the best „,,.„,,, o f r.,trying lia r iokrrol rat ioleirtious of the Sub wellseis sheet. • . . cossrtren. • His R. H. the Duke. of Kent William Hale, Esq. Hi. R. H. the Mike of Chun- Henry Hoare, E.q. bridge W. Hoare, Esq. Hi,Grare thel)uke of Rutland Christopher Idle. Esq. Right Hon. Lord Rolle Z. Macaulay, I';vq. Right Hon. Lord Calthorpe %morel Mills, 1:;..41. Right Hon. Lord Teigointruth Jnhn Mortlock, Ers. Hr g ht lion. N Vansittarr Thontas Pellatt, Esq. Sir pinatas B i og,Bat t. M.P. Thomas Pemberton. C,q. ' Sir Thomas Bernard, Byrt. Richard Phillip., Sic M. ch•doneley, Bart. IV Ritmo !Mina I , *, Eby. Willinus Alexarder, Esq. Juarple Reyner, Evq. Willirum Aden. Esq. T. itowcroft, E.q. T. Babbington, Esq. M. P. .1. D. Thomson, Esq. Henry Btoughatn, Esq. M.P. Henry Thom! ))))) Esq. M.P. Andrew Burt, Esq. J. Weybind, jun. E.q. John Egerton. E.g. M.P. W. Wilberforce, Ilsq. M.P. Joseph Flit. E-q. let of primary necessity, or of which there is an ample, or ra ther a superabundant supply. Nor can the Committee here forbear from warning the beoevolent against all modes of ad tinistering relief which will occasion an o;:restruined common:p iton of any articles which constitute the staple of the natiiaril lbsistenee. This is a warning, which considerati ins of buoy:- My, no less than of policy, powerfully enforce. By acting en the opposite principle, the must fatal cbosequences might Wife. The Committee, after this general statement of the siews and objects of the Avoriation, cannot conclude without ex prewing the satisfaction they feel in hearing from all parts of the king does, that the present appearance of the crops elfin& the most earnenglitt prospect of no abundant /Interest, and thoy . accoiti - ingly entertain Ftrong hopes that the distress which it is the ob hect of the Association to relieve, as far as it proceed. from the igh price of provisions, will be of short duration. 11 BOOKS PUBLIWIED Tlitg D4P Tn T w Volume% StLF-INDULGENCE ; . a Tale of the 1 4, 41:idteenth y 4 . . Murcia ne livre coeur Sun de% s(44in:rim ti,,tix et moderes cr:i .rait se garnniir ruFslon, viol Invs." A New Comedy Is is rehearsal. nod p ill be prodoeed as soon Sp poodble. jI i ` , * LISBON. IN HENRY A9TO N BA it KERN PANORAM A , l A iceviet t equ.tre e a Splendid VIEW of Mai relehrnteot Cuy II ono exhibiting, taken on nue 'rogue, lines whence LISBON appratt to moa ad% iiiitpig.—The pi c t ure i s hi g hl y flai.lied. end t.slated upon the grasal wale of 10,00esquiire feat of Calt:ge kit The II EGL of FLUSHING continues open fora short time. Admittance C. each Painting Otis S iilliug. Catalogues Six peace. Does faro Teo aill Lju-k. • t;q• Printed Langtoani Httrd i Ree. 3 thins, , t ad Itr no, lernaAer-tOo ; nod at the Hriti.t. 0211er.. el. Neu - street ; and G It:Clarke. fiditemr.li.. ...b. as Must beautifully vrintett by Raiinntyne. 4etti Po& riv, n fL•At un r.mi• Bbuo. %I a bour , lB. ISLIg of I'ALM # and oilier POEMS many of wlsieb nit descriptive er the so pus .)f time L. 14.1, lisp Lakes. F.lOl Amount of Subseriptioas already advertised £1,619 7 0 Right lion. Earl of Li- Miss Eilz. Leigh £lO 0 retinal £lOO 0 Mr. Towers' 5 5 T. floweroft. Fwq. SO 0 Messrs. E. Hod J. Munday 5 0 Rev. 11. Forster, Clerk- Rev. It. Du Cmoe 1 1 ennell 10 10 Jar.lllarraatt, Esq. 2 U Meer+. R. Rarelay & Co. 21 • 0 Sam. Turner, Esq. 19 10 Mes..s.Rae lay, Perilllf, C. R. b 0 and Co. 50 0 AD. lien. Westmeente 5 u Rev W. Weldale 5 ii Thais. Penne. F . 50 0 Rev. Dr. Feuron 5 5 We,. Itoberisou. Eaq.. 5 0 Femrge Baring, Esq. 10 0 Mews. R. mid OQt a 0 W. Edwards, jun. Esq. 5 5 Ed 1 ,!olland, Eiq. 50 0 J. tlagssell, Esq. 10 10 The Y•duntary 1. rr lel- W. Hollivtworth, Esq. 5 5 bailor a f One P tY' 4 Rey. Dr. Herbert Marsh 1 ) 10, Waage,' liy the W•,k- • • r. Towasetr I 5 5 men iii the eMplay of V. Stritn,:e. rm. 10 10 Mr. li. Westmacute 714 Rev. Mr. White 2 I A Lady 10 0 W. Naylor. Esq. 1 I Mcosrs. T. Cuff and Sao 111 0 Mr. J. Hatchard 9 2 Lieu... Geo. Camgreve 10 0 'Thomas Williams, F.sq. 52 10 Slre. Congreve •10 .0 idward Howard, Esq. 26 :i Mn.s Barber 1 0 f. R. Br ughton, Esq. 2i 5 Miss ißraiihwaite 1 0 Ilan Dais, EN M P. 21 0 51..sse. R. A. Gold- J. Ilarfatil, jun., Esq. 40 10 selimid; not Co. b. 2 0 Ed% rd ft we, Esq. 1 1 Litatt.-Gen. Waller 10 10 Rey. Ldward Ili-afford 5 0 Gem Ed. Finch 111 10 Thorna. Gray. Esq. 10 10 Itobt. Forger, Esq. lO 10 Messrs. !Greenwood sad RI. HOD. Lord Catudea 10) 0 Cox • 100 0 Mr. Joha Dodd- 2 2 Messrs. Rai dell, Bridge ' Mrs. Shadil b 5 and Randell 100. 0 Rev. Or. Price 10 lil Dr. W. Cookson . 5 5 W. MI , . , E.g. 10 10 41e.weal Cameron 5 0 Cut. Rob. Baillie 5 0 Mrs. Strphensuu ' 1 1 Mrs. Dickson 2 0 Mrs. Cherry 5 0 Joho Baring, Esq. 10 U. Meortv. Moseley and Mrs. Cook•ou . 2 11 Walker • ft 0 John Ware, Esq. 50 .0 lames D iubigny, Esq. 5 0 F. Hogg. Esq. 5 5 Hun. Thmuns Knox 10 0 Richard Howard, Dal. `0 0 Rev. Thomas Leigh 50 0 Geo. Ross, Esq. 5 0 Subscriptions are received nt the following Bankers in bin. Inn:—Messrs. Mach mid Chianbers t Basanquet and Co.; finites and Co.; Down, Thornton. and rice ; Druirtnonds and Co.; Hamrnersleys and Co. ; Unary and Co. ; Hann. and Co.: Ilorland. Rarl.olll, had Co. t Pistons, Cockerel!, Trail, and, Co. i Smith, Payee, and Smith. . It is requested that any cointqunerations to the Association s a y he made to the Secretary, William George Carter, Esq. 1 John—tree'. Anterica.sspiare. By JOHN WILSON. M:l7, Coll , ge, 414 ° For a high clinru.teraillis tturk s. .e ter EttinberArgeriew% Nn. sB, eh.] o.e i' , linhurglt Qiiitt-ny Redrew. Published by Guns Reel ; :,ad 11•qw0. tend On.; J. itallaatyar and Co. Sl•elnitatis &Id 3,Belet Sea, Glateee.. . . Vr ... " . '" 1..-- " . T7inri.tV)+,.ty VRIENDS UNMASK ED; or, Scenes :lt focal Life. 4 Nigel, fmn4leti BV A. A. HUTCOI • SON, . /Miaow of " the Etkihilinis of 'he Heart." Printed far LONGMAN, 111:wiT, OR .1 BROWN, Nterivititer•raa t and at sue neirs. New Boad-eteert. ~ i!~ i I ili I.: PA Nli A KM° N ILCO N, with the addition I ofthelkUl:Aft(lANON, E-OPENEDisa itloaday. lhe fah hataat. at NO. 33. Pinne d k _late the Liverpool Magritte. —Mr. (TURK. the inveator Proprietor a .be *Lou In tfrowent, *Mob, tlttrieg me short N. of its Exhintliort nt Wieley's Know, was h0110w...4 with the eno,-1 datterirg appro. Wive nod patronnie of the British Public. most respertfolly apologises to the N 'MHO N ' Groin,. ond the Lovers of Music.ond t he Mechanic"' Ails in general. for the interruption oven:aimed in the Performance, by tin accidental infury the instrument suss taiatd, es well as by his subsequent ind.sposition and the want of a well-adapted Room foe the display, of its powers, nod mow has the hon,:tir in acquaint t hem, mil only that the aforesaid Imtwdiments ore eompletcly removed, hitt 41.0041 he has avail ell hioirelf of the interval to improve comiderahly he Mechan ism and erect of she Panitramoolcon. The Aularganno, like w i.e a elf-performing Instrument. and constructed orcprintiples similar to th.sos of the Rannarinoniran, will, be 11 , ,ikes, although sif irawr compass and ilimemiam. merit the nparobation of the Ala-teal Nolo, by the sweetness of its limes, vaid the precision of its eteration of a variety of the m,et ditlicidt :mil favourite pieces. Whit rented to she P.4ssltormonicoo, as that inyentinti has alrends hero honoured by Ilw bpplouse of a numerous pub lic, Mr. G. will only coufh.e himself to the slAelnersl 45f the sim ple fact of its cmoi-sisig of llt gine% YO octave flutes. SI clarin los. nod oboes. Id ha-,.tons. 14 traletwt•. four French boom. !kettle drums, c• what,. triangle. great drum. imuoinn drum. Ike. I beside ii complete organ. all real in.truntents set Li intim time nod perfortnaare by ameba:man dime, in ns to perform. like roe grand swisegrok Of %jib& ist-trunients, overbill es. :lin• phonies : mai CIWA, rondo.. ere. of which a consiont variety, with the svitlition ssf the rano fiiiinstrile English pieces. will hereafter be displayed. The pertorteitoce to be exhibited three times a day, via. from I t- 2. 2 to 3, • Had 3 to 4 o'clock. Admonition. One Shilling. ha 11 Valuides Sio. price reB Ss. board, .A . - traits mad w Foe sign+. _ _ rill-1E WORKS of BEAUMONT , and FLET. ft, Wintrated a itA Criticnl nod Ex plan:tint and Biol:rapttirrl Notice and including racier before publi•leed, nod u,w fir-i printed front the OrtAinni MS. lo the Pnit.ersion et( the-P*oo6nel% --- Edited by fENIt Y W ER, Esq. Printed for Longtnon,llurst, Rees. Orme„isol lirawn I F. CA sad J. Riringiont White, Cochrane, and Cu,; W. 31 mis s Murray; R. 11. Evans t It. Sehnley; J. Atavism 13 ; a n d (La n and Curtis, Landon; J. Ballant3ne and Go.; and Doi; anJ Stir ling, Edinburgh. „ to ho. price 11. boards, the 4th Edition or p sYCII E ; or, The, Legend. of Love: an& other . • POEMS. il By Ate late Mrs. H WARY TIOnE. ~ 1 With an Eleglat Portrait of the Aisalhir. Printed for LONGNIA ?I, HUM; fi Rgii.Fl, tfahlg. and 1 1 •RROW NI, Paternoster-raw ; and at the British Gallery, 54, New Rondosseet. li. _.. . . . . . 1 REBUILDING OF DRIIRY-14N16 TUE.A . f RE. NQTieg is hereby given ,to the Subscribers, to. 1.1 wardrobe Ile-hailoing of the Thentre-R..val, Drur3. lane. In par a Nether Irmalineat if Ten !ter Co M. upon their retperoitetiab-cooptisono, Ilit hand. od :mv of the !Snookers ustler.ourotiosed, iftlltio Sc. days from the date bereuf.—June 13. 1812. Mews- plircin! Trines and CO.l Roare.'lllll and Barnett: Robarts. 64 _Carti0...11.4C00.g Smith. Petite 004 Co.; /10:tre` 0 0 d )11i1P1 sad Cu.; Id and Co. Co: es nod Coo.: Wright Pea Ca.; Druntwoold nod Ca. ; Biddtelpli, Cocks and t o.; Goo nitwit Noel nod Troo.ploor Moirland,AlCanirtne tend Co.; Howie; sad Co. ; Birth nod Co. ; DOrriel4 .1011‘1110 and Co. ; and at Ilarameisleys and Cu. D. akeva ou.ibe Subseribrrs. C. iV. WARD, See. A few Copies, of the Quarto Edition may be hnd, prim 11. howl*. " For elegance of design and nreutaey of eteertion. lhllt much everrils nov of the prewln (1.1, %% ;lit, the hi . .r:s of our countrymen •hall brat w the implied Gfivrid, of their native language, c 'wiling as nattier dietilte, the frviings of Its purest p.wstnia, s.i loot Omit this tale of Illivrlve dwell on I;:rir ear.., soul they 11,10 the Angel mill it: t•rmkinit."—lllouttil Review'. Oct. IRII. IM • WAKEFIELOI ACt OUN rOF 'HMAN Ds Metre. I,ntegrair /11.4 C 11 o ,e :I firm I :le Pubstr. t MIL WAKEFIELD'S STATISTICAL mod PO., I.lll‘ A AC °LINT nr IttELANO. t • 'rt.,. Vo. limes 4ia. will be per -lied iu Ibr (palm.' ob. N IZRuuY-I.AN FIIK TRR. A _ T s numerous hIRETTNG of tile New Renters of ihe late Theatre Ru,al. Drury-lane. held at the Piazza Cidere•hottse. on SinardLiv. 194 June. IBM 11 Ir. G. 11. l()IiINS. in the Chair. _ _ Re.ol vett, Thrt IMb Afeetine i. drrplr impressed w grate ful , eilse of the exertions t. hick Mr. Whitbread awl t .e “t qtr. Xember, atCal• Committee have made towards the te.iJiation . or this The :.ml the' sertiLinent of the claims thereon, nt well as of in? zcitl and act it ii with which they are daily prosectiii .g ot , ject of their labours to a Gaul /Kassa. . . . . . - 11 on I.I"e seniiincies sincere conviction of the inwrov ed a :le of their itarrest i the property. accompanied with an anti. ea with 1., . u .soi U. p...stoote the completion of the under &akin iv the most ailenntiivons manner. the New Renter* e. titry will become pro. tutors of the Nrw 1%...air.. and do rer. end in the Wroncest manner the rest of Ito it h .1. j .in wish then,. in so fair and Opal:dole a pro. fa.* Itosirrs present immedi Aviv suliscrib..4l flw shases 110 n 1 , a ir..ut.t of orar ten thousand poeuds. C. WlllTh'n BOA R1)1X64110Vil.:. Nu. 19, GERMAN PLACW...BRIt:HTON.. Amirs and GENTLEMEN, visiting this ta. e wain hig-plYre. are ritieetruily inforaw4l, that Hit) h , ae nottoiointed in S;;e•alost genteel tied condonable Blamer sit thr otttve Bowfin A T lLittpc. T. e Number be limited to Twenty. SI NIONWS INN VAULTS. LI.; Crier, •itOni; Soda Water, brown and s p , o w ossid Ginger Beer. nt . Ss' heft qutit is Ikehigluin port-04N Inni in way gu.unny. Some hue old Bar. to a A tr. • • - *Aiartive Alcor wulurct. GRASS ttI.EAGIII.I) LINENS. PROM the 'distressed state of • the Manufacturers hi Ireland. Lulea Chubs have fallen full* per cent. ; and the MISR LAN t'IV4 PAN Y would recommend their frttodr to inherit!' oppartaiiiir to purchase. (*.should war with America prevail. an ettleance. as extrunr,diaiary must eteceitarily and itnaiedi :rely tuke The Irish Linen Company sell enniliele hat lii,h Linen. and ant less than a piece. Each piece is wartanti.d as In fabric. and hi he Meat Ned int tbe Rrri.i, Atirl the money returned if a fault appears. Gash tar Batik of trelmad notes. • J. 13 4 11R1 EN. Azrut to the Company. WA. 4, smith .hie tri Binsiasehairysaqueare, Is the Gompauy's only house is Loudon. • A NEW INVENTION to prevent Accidents in (.7orricles, No, ate. 1v hen t he how Naas Whets the horse fear , i • W{l.ll 01W or both wheels break W he ti one or bog b wheelg or of g IV ';t•it the .haft• hremk When the Lowe kirk+ or ruin mut'''. These Life Pre:erven cull b• added to a*v C trrirle. tilt. &e. N a abort notice, by the Patentee, at tue Odice, 1, Pnpe•s A DISCOVERY TO MAKE THE II UR GROW A% D KEEP IT IN CURL TK iNSO N'S ORIGINAL CURLING G -um Fun !), a Ciapposition of V tget.,ble Halsnms,ib the best, Want the 'only article whir!, will preserve the flair from biros ill, grey nr falling at ; and its elfrols in promoting its. growth, ' where it is bald by nature, or where if has fallen olf from decay, tan only be appreciated by etperienre ; the Proprietor con refer tie hundred s a ho buve benefited by it, w hen all oilier means were ineffgrtiosl. Y.,. stressing th- Hair it is aithosit entapori lkin ihr hest article. ever invented. giving it such a &o nod lovely appearance as ran be ob.ai.ted by on sillier oneam whatever ;Ind by lie nutritive qualities. eueievs such strength anti vigour to the earl ' 14411 °either 4 1,1 . P rather. perspirati,a, n rem atstiospbt exercise, sir any oother cease, will any u affect it. N. B. Tbis Flail is to superior for doesaing the Hair, that ping of the first hair-tires-sets use it to give • linishing poliA to their bead dresses. Sold abed &lie tunl retail by t! :e Proprietor. Jaince Atkinson, Perfumer. No. 9. iligh-strewed 111.ormsbury, loornol.on i asst by apposio.toield he liavtey mot Mew, Perfumers to the Doke I.lus hess tot York, Cocksput.votreet t he bottles at Ss. 64 g of in large bottles 6s. CAU FION .—As there are articled sold for Aniline peep nes (the prOtimi .n of Quarks, dte. whirl) does a..t it.:ye tow effect rltz:e.l) ;dense tessto ; oerer, the genuine is elgrosed Joon At sthift ass Salsositious. The Committee, in proceediug to slate the considerations and views which led to the formation of the present AS4KiatiOn. think it neeessary to premise, that it never wit, ies igine4 that any Subaeription which it would be possible to iaise iti the Me tropolis, could be adequate to supply the wtt..ts of nil *lime In the various manufacturing dialects of this kingdom. who might require assistance. Mut Finely inability to reheat the whole of any given measure of distress, can nee. r he admitted as a suffi cient reason for not affording relief to the utmost amount in w bleb it eau possibly be administered. And. to the Witmer of oar country men in the present day, the . greatness of any distress has commonly had the effeet of quickening their zeal, tied suilentaing thesis to increiaedexeritots, Instead of mush% them to sit down in hopeless inaelictit, withuut any attempt to alleviate the evil, if they could not hope entirety to remove it. The distress which now prevails in mail populous districts. the Association could not therefore witness with bidilli•reere. taste without making an effort at least to relieve it. And ti.e pessuntled, that the liberality of 'this puidie judiciously applied, ,tseh plans as shall lie locally adepted, may produce esti...sive and heisebeial elects in supplying the wants, nod dimi nishme the sefferiegs of their fellow subjects, door g the present ten.porary pressure. First, Under t hese impressions, the Association most anxiously recommends, as a measute of pointers importance, the forming of 1,:e..1 Associatioes for the relief of the Poor in she menu facturiag towns and districts is w Itich they slave not already been instituted. In most ..f our great anaunfoeturing towns such lestitutions have probably beets already formed; hut whoa owe it vemers gearrally known Mit an A.sociatinn has been set on f In the Metropolis for the purpose of aiding or-cede's...ours of tins local plans of a similar nature. curls lo cal Associations w ill probahls make place in districts. iu w hies, without the hope of some more effectual means of relief t h they possess within themselves', the attempt might be deemed impla , iieahle. &treat tire the advantages which may be expected to result from establishing a friendly correspondence anl coimection be tween the General and Local Associations. It is evident, In. deed, that, without such cn-operatimi l.me London Associatinn, aii w ever liberally su pp orte d, cou ld administer but a very limit ed isseeure of relief to the necessities which have called Berth its ester] atas. It Is not, however, mertle by augmenting the fends of the Local infoitutions, that the Getwral Association tube he of use to them. It may he highly serviceable, by cominaiiic:r tax to them us. fel infortnation susgestiensi: while every Iti•tro4,•4 sauna :eturing dist, ict will Liam th st bitch an Association ass beep form• d, to whirls it may state its sacrists, and which will at least endeavour to lessen their amoutr. Aginit—W • ile the Institution formed ia the Metropolis will become the general depository for the &nisei iptions of all ths'it's however widely dispersed in rein of residence, who mar wish to coutrihute towards she teller of their stiffening corsairs men, the Local Association: will be hest quhlified is relieve the local distresses of their sercrol dittrirts, ttt, merely from being bet ter actitmissted w ith their vat in tastes nad habits, but atm* he eause„ from knowing the eliarueters tied catistu. t of families rind Witivitltsal,.. they tv ill be Wee to direct their chief intention to the more iudiettiows and deserving members of the commits- But the advantages, however great and miners s, which sue likely to result from the fortnatioa of Lneal.AlMl4:l4ll/1111,aire at the same ' •so obvious as nut to require a detailed enumera tive. The Committee there , me will only Slarl.lhat while they earnestly . solkii the public esteuuragemeut and views% of this In stitution, dies are warmly k•:it online, to impress the itece:-ity of establishing Local liatiouthous for supplying the local wows of the atanufactering t'onr. Secondly, Ass increase of the quantity of our national stock of. subsistence, and inereasedfrugultts in the cousump tin„ of it. are, an an grounds, the most effectual expedients which can be re sorted-to for relieving the pubtieneeemities. Under this persua sion, it *di Ise nee of the Coma Utile', best and principal elide/t -wins, to augment, if pos s ible. the sunsuit of aational provisions by the import:eine of rice and any other attainable articles of subsistence. Mute especially, it appears to the Committee, that by availing thins clew oldie resources afforded by our do mestic fisheries, the vomits: of palatable Lind nutritious food may be Merest:ed. Oa this head, inked, the Corniiiiitiebuve the wild:sake' of being able 10 tome, that measures have been already taken for securing; far tke the of the manuticturing pour in the Metropolis, a considerable quantity of escelical fish. which, from the fear u(nnt boding a sale, would am otherwise be brought to any . market. Economy in using the weenier subsistence which we at pre sent possess. is, an object of such supreme importance, that the Co undue, cannot too strongly recommend to tilt persons of an therity and influence. to cousider and adopt the most effectual I methods for pry:noting it. More particularly, they feel it their duty to suggest, that the most essential benefits would result I (ruin a voluntary agreement in the higher and more affluent elames of the community, to lessen to the utmost their consump tion of any articles which constitute the sulois:ence of the tipsier orders of the people. in some or the di-tressed districts, barley, and Still mere itenerolly outs, are the ordinary toed of the bulk of the population, and, by limiting as much as possible the con sumption of the latter article by horses, au immense amount of rovisions might be preserved for the use of snails This,som paidd of a voluntary agreement is no new idea. An Asseciati tttt of a similar nature, it will be remembered, was generally en• tered into. derhig the last scarcity, and besides the laas su i.„ m which it affordeil, that the higher classes sympathised with the distresses of the lower, it produced nu mean °esteem:llion of the gerseral stock of subsistence. The. Committee condos. their proposal to the opulent wily. but they are satisfied that its effects would lie eveutuads eatelidedtoevery branch of the ttttt ;nue tv. 'Thirdly. It cannot be necessary for the Committee in enter taigaialy into particulars as to the best methods lir assistieg the distressed. Under the varying circumstances of diffeieut dis tricts, different 'nodes may to, mast udvis able. Much, of s masts.. soot here -b lett to the intelligence and prudence tut the Lutist Associations: for instance—ln some distriris it has been stated, that the Poer are In want of poetises for seed—ln others. that I living pawned their wearing apparel for mooch km than its real value. they was" b e greatly benefited, at a moderate ex-peace, by being enabled to redrew it. In souse (r i s e s, i t may be must h ao s ,,bl s 1., purchase Amasses articles by wholesale, and to re- tail them at reduced ewes. Bat the Committee, IR throwing out thislitst aisagestion s 'feel I; their duty to odd, that it should scarctlyerer ba aiffiptcd s wicia4si rye cue atariides which an A SIMMONS and Co. respectfully acquaint the 2 - 11.• Nubility rind Public in general, Shut A saving front 40 to &spew coo. in the price of CLOMPS, by applying at the Tit" LOR'S COMPANY OPFICES, 143, blew Bonds street ; No. 8 and 481, Strand. neat Charing Crnay. subjoined iv a Sketch of the Ready Money PRICKS : Pest Is:sprain. Caat . 13 to Cl 4 0 Ditto Superfine, tar Soper Great Coati 310 1. 5 5 0 Ladies' !Jahns . . 6 0 to 616 6 _ _ . ..... .... .._. _ _ _ _ Toilt.t;et or 111argeilles Wal.tcoats . Ul6 to 018 0 Fine White Ditto. Dress Ditto . 018 to 1 1 0 Rich Block Silk Ditto . 1 6 to 110 0 . _ Worsted Stocking Pantaloons 1 6 to 110 0 fliwi 8-Thread, very stout . . 118 to 2 b U Cinili Pnataloons . . . 112 to 2 2 0 K ei•ie. mete Ditto . . 2 2 to 2. b 0 Were taw 1 6 to 118 0 . Prime Leatber.Ditto • 212 to 3 3 0 LIVERIES. Duffel Jacket and Waktroat.nnei Cord Breeehes . 313 6 Suit ,tt Livery £3 0 to 5 10 %mom Cuat 3 0 to 3 16 0 M I Moot Box Coat 515t0 6 10 Overalls . ktto 1 13 0 Terms of Contract by the Year, on consideration of returning • their 44 ono' 3 Suits per Year £l7 1) I 5 Suit: per Year 4 Ditto 22 ti I 6 Ditto iem In io iu (In the same priori ile, for Coats only t 9 Coats per Year £lO 10 5 Coats per Year £l6 0 4 Ditto 13 10 6 Ditto 19 0 Gentlemen on joining their respective regiments. or going abroad, equipt, as ordered by his R.H. the Commander-in-Chief. Ladies Riding Dresses, and Young Geutlemea's/Ittsmir Ditto, made in n superior style. The extravagant charge of those who take and give long credit has been a subject of complaint, A. S. and Co. thhure the Public they will find a material difference in their prices from other houses : in rotwequence of conducting their holiness for quirk payment, they are enabled 14 sell for less money then uther homes purchase their gnor's fur.—Gentlemen la the country sup plied by bowling their nirtipure, or no old suit. • ••• A Snit of Clothes ist Niue Hours notice. ADVICE. IP i lIEN Men of Education and P ofessional W -Skill, use persererieg endeavours In dis er the most safe and certain method of treating a few . preva Disease . , the successful result of their experience is the t z proof ul kuperiority. Messrs. GO SS and CO. Surgeons, have been induced In saki the care of the Billowing the object of their particular study viz. a certain Disorder, frequently contracted se a moment ol intoxinuioa, and its concomitants. Strictures nod (fleets, whirls, by to improved plan. are speedily and effectually cured; as a 1.., Debility, whether arising from bacchanalian indulgences, log Vesidesee in warns climates, or a series solitary eke, tan often unhappily pursued by the youth of both sexes t in the one caus ing sterility, or barrenness; and in the other a numerous bags of nervoas diseases, which, if not timely remedied, terminate in impotence and Consumption. In that distressingstate of debili ty or deficiency, whether the consequence of such baneful ha bits, or atisiog from any other cause, by whirls the powers of the constitution become enfeclard. us regUlerly educated Stur geons of Leaden they offer a Grin, safe, and speedy resit:unbolt to sound and vigorisusisettlth. The result of a long and extensive practice hits enabled them, by asoperior method. to remove Venere a l complaintd, ho t ,. (free inveterate or complicated, without rutkjectiog the patient to the least restri'mt in diet or exercise ; and is recent Cum..., where an encltrappl icatioa is made on discovery of the infection, they frequently perform a cure in the short spare of two days. The unprecedented surceus of their mode ..f treatment ( which has • keen kunwe In fail in nix , sinele instance 'in a practice of fifteen year., daring w(sich peri-,d many thousand peewits of both 'etre. nave been cored, eves' after severe and injurion;ineihods had been pursued by ether Practitinwrs without effect), illdUree . these to thes publicly offer their advice. fites,es. (hiss end Co-exclusively protest.* the care of these particular complaints, In order that slaty shay not he cooked b. a mistaken few, with the obloquy so justly °Meisel to the ignorant empiric, it .ak it hut justice to temSelycs t! , stare tlint• they have been properly educated and i n itiated ills o every ii_Africia of the proPssioa (certificates of which, from . - Afcrent Hospi tals. and se.tinsonials from the most eminent Plivsicrin,, they have to convince any Inquirer), that the success irsultioK fro.r their eial.aveurs Itr-4 induced them to quit the i.ratriie of the general Practitioner, and they presume that their Oct". Nines ctoistitute it fair gromal for tee unprecedented corffeeecc with which they have, by the Public, been so liberally Imo taturid. . . I thous in the Country are resitested to Mate the //artier. tars of their race. age, and rummer of liaise. Inea , sing a Bask Note for Advice nod Medicines; and the same will be forwarded to ea) sleet of the kingdom. Son and CO. Surseess, Is, Bouretie-strect, Flat-street. d Y AU t *OMIT Y Wier . So. - • - FIIHE CORILE9PONDENCg JI mud DOCUM rs. plithiug the Proree..4,4.- 0 the WELLMALRY and gar Earl Mtn it , .e* aid Netoriations fur tie r..rmatios «f an kissithistrei Printed fur Hicaard 47. , *tot,. 4.1 1 , to be had of All lialikdelleti.--ilefered at SlaTioarne n l'rire P --- - ITRODISIA, or a few Oblertations on thy WHIM of promoting Conjugal ppinew, 141$1, iotaest• log to the Sexes, with n .nceinel flrenti..t of tut r stra rdi urY Craws of Ile.thh ant Vorour, invented hy Yinebas% gar, Huckeem, nr Phytocian, to Ms iliglousese the Lite Mahon'. med Ally Kown Wallajah Behauder, Nabob of the Barnette. The Second Edition. Si quid d onvlsll reetius istls Candidus itaperti, si null his Were mecum. Holt: London: Printed for the Author, and sold by hiessrs. Pats.se, 166, Fleet street, and by most respectable Booksellers in town end country. In Two Volume., price Itls. 6d. board., the Eighth Edit'. embellished with a Portrait of the Author thinkiti,;4o-hitest It. of Tin Serio-ludicro j Trogico-comien Tole. written by THINKS-I-TO-MYSELF WHO? To which is added, n Preface totircroing the Author: with Repliev to Reviewers Vomit.. tie Politic. Answer to the Empiric, of a Lady 1 7 f Work relative to the Moir:lit, ii curious Act ount of certain Attempt. Weis made to relater the Author responsible for a work, with which he 1:05 uo ctawern a teats '- ever, and various other part u;at Printed for Sherwood, Neel‘, and ?ones, Paterno..er.rou ; Hatchard, Piccadilly ; Asprrue. Corit!till ; E. Mos. eat, • 0 vford-street ; and I. cox, St. Thornas.btreet, Itomisos. GENTLEMAN'S STABLE GUIDE. BY C. Ch !VW. S. 6d. briar ts„ or 4a. Naiad, THE VETERINARY • 'MONITOR and STABLE GUIDE; a concise Treat•se 'on the various • Giseases of florsei t their symptoms. and most Ottawa- snelloola of cure, calculated to rouble persons to team nil unite jtrlgni. at of the diseases of their own horses, rind ripply proper rcast•sties, without the assistance sal farrier; wtilt use,ut lasers:4lo.w on the breeding rind tricking calculi., hints to Inc purrhn•er , of horses, general directions for riding anal using horses nu a Jour ue), stable assuagement, Ate. By *siOltlCK WILSON, Veterinary Surgeon, Lrmingtaais, Warwick. • " In an age lake the present, *nen the %Inas ~f suuure Is ran. sacked to assist the energies at man, nod slope often meet watt high applause n hi) study the untore of those-animals elms ►e. sit no other sways useful to us than to excite our rare...its, sagely Mr. Yoritit Wilson, aho studied, for many • veers, si►e panne of that nobla• aninsaL tae Her e, and lie result .of his isitserso. chins before the public, deserves mar wormy.' oppeobstian. Ta' dwell on the merits of this neat little TO/1110C is unoreensary t it ue.•ds only to be read to he npproved ; for, although a va•i.•ty of rules have been systematised respecting tile cooler of a :or,e, and the best method of caring his ettnirth rs, as well as thein u,e ul, yi t none .rein to expl:cin sheo..w ii•• • 0 flu ech persPicility, or into few word=, as she mallow tt,ilorr Vide Lu►opean Magrmioe, Oct. 119. DOOSLLY'S ASNUILL It {:(ilKl...t. In One twee Vneerne Bw. prier Ws. Intrds. . _ ITE ANNU AL RFAHTE EA i. 0, a .View of ,tie fift io r,, pouf ich mod I.iteraterr. for the-xear 1149. kited fur W. Otradge and Sou; J. Cutall.g K. Jester) ; R. 'and R. Cruvlty :nit 'en.; Igarxingtun. A Ilen. .11147 . : o.; t. "'glean mid Co.: .1 • A sprnh : Cr./dark :in.l Joy; h`gergrood, 'Nreii. n..d Jo! e-; J. Faultier; and d. Juba-on and C•••. *a° The - Pubt:ylics *.0..g leave rr pea eisii. 1.1 sof i..,1,110 Lay. Jag thatered into new enOtenitti- for the futore'eo.migig I of I.lls aark, they feel wiinaMeri i. po- , ;;:ifog 101rItbrivet sot menet. 141 a rei7Of degree of tryitarig ? . • :./ the Cline of pnblirgge ion; 'IA, nhoi that the executive dri.nriguem •h .If he .../ filte / g, to./ , vox wo mu im k ,..•trggrer djvarlire tam bright orria•l '441 r &lie* *hen. fl:t Aonoul Itg•givier Woo/ wider the lino egii..ir 'tuag..ris/. trade. ce fob ii disi anguished Si.iirsoi.an nod eltbllbr 111 0 I tier. the late Mr. . .nand Rorke ' . t o The V Mac foil the %env 18111- in m forward 1111..10 cod Will beetykil,ed atom/ Christmiis gaga _ __ • thq l . 3et i ethanis • leo Cork.," camp!. eli Vwlnar t. Poen ipap to lAtto $ nod thus.- *lv) wuh In c , inpl•k• Ike ..St* • osay,ke seipplied milk any of ate former Vultimi l ,..prieriba. eat It. Jame 4, itut -„ . • . „