The Statesman. — London, England, 1813-03-17 00:00:00

• Ins few Days will be published. in bro. the Strand Edition, collected. of MEMOIRS of PRINCE POTEMKIN, Field. 111..rocil and Commander-in-Chief of The Russian Armies, Knight. &r. a Work replete with cutiou: and in set mina Anecdotes of the Russian Court. Translated from the Gorman. London: Primed for and sold by 11. Collura, Public Libra ry, 50, Condait-street ; George Goldie, Edinburgh; and John Duhltn. Of whom aud all Booksellers may .he had. just publiAed. MEMOIRS of the PRINCESS ROY AL of PRUSSIA Iklargravine of liareith), Sister of Frederick the .Great.— Written by Herself. Edition!. ill Fresh and F.nglish. Y viols. mune account a ibis cut lour Work see the Edits burgh Resiew, Nn. 4t5. MEMOIRS of PRINCE EUGENE of FA AVOY.---.- Written by Himself, the Second Edition, w tlt Notes, pricc tid. NO 4, Blisonobur)-snuare, Linalon ; and No. 10. Stephen' ,treet., THE IRIS!! LINEN COMPANY possessing a thnrotigit knowledge of the Linen Trade, an ample Ca-' p . ital mi. eery advantage of the Irish•Slarkett, and an un rivalled extent of hu,,,ieb,. feel confident itt us-urine the Public, their Flock o at all times he found the largest and hest ...Aeri e:: in the Bawls fltapireo-by resorting tnwhieh.the Inafetroer of Irish Liman wilt etintiab. hibentmeedlimpeece to One "hitting t ier yard. PLAN 07 - TIBEIIt 31311141/13. Li h Shining littl *lrving .by the Single Pitt' eat the ohot.,ale Ir.,h llri• r. warranted full meaxure-r.of sound fabric rd, and free from datrage--failing in an' pipit eula., .b • purchase money will be roamed: No nther Article sold. Binh •f Vet ind Notes reeeived at por in payment for Goods. Irish Batik Notes, or approved Bills, di t conisted to any *mow r. Pers.ine Flavin_ panne:inns in Ireland. may have their silt:. Ac. passed through the above Bosse with fidelity and diipitich. JOH V DO OV A!* 4, Ble•unshnry-square SAMUEL BO7ICS PUBLISHED l'il IS DI Y. S l l ' L . El l 7:7 " l " 6 l ;g lit o i I n n t'h P e ri Dl 3 l4 6 aiir m an'd I•M -.J oucy ~f te)itir epee the Trade with IVDII and CANA ; including an EVLl7lllliiioll of the Objections cominor u,ged ugaiist the East ludil Company's C"uunerciu) and yinaueial klanngemettt. Printed for LONGMAN; HURST, RF,F.S, ORM E, and DROWN, F , tereoster-row out ut toe British Gollcry, 54, liPtt Reetistriet. " 1 1 11,00 PS .of the unrivalled efficacy of F itAaisArs PliCTOItAle BALSAM, so justly cele brated for the relief said Cure of Coughs, Colds, Asthma, and Consumptions. Copy of a Letter front Mr; J. Doreon. Wocistapler, Huddrrs field, to Mr. Itainsfly, Apothecary, Pecwith Hod 'euviirld, Nov. 1. ' Snt.—l have the pleasure la isitorm you of the great hessetlt I have res;cived from taking your rectory Halmos. Jo the whi ter of 1 4 2.04 l was attached wills a mom severe Coup, accom panied with all iwolerable 111:d or the brrost. grrat fliiirults in borathintz, and I ~pit up n great quantity of touch heavy matter ; isidced, Lay breathing wits so diflicult that I coo ci not Ivy iu beg, but was obliged to he propped up wish pillows on a sofas. I wa. altrioled, for s•s•ne weeks, by the &If medical icrartitioners in littlderolield, who did every Using in their flower for me, but to aitl plirpo,e. In this distressing situ. and, I was previll'ed upon In try your Pectoral Ilshrarno Hod procured a bottle toms Fitt. Foglinitt, but almost without hopes of Its saucers; for 1 wool rundtdly cord" 1 had very little ems Illetwe in advertised medicines; I wits, however, agreeably dis appointed. fur. from the very fir 4 dow, I fiord consisleralshe relief bulb tu 141% cough amid bre:gide', find by.theuse of three • heelilc. - Rev. Mr. Busier , Collection at Cook's Ground Cha- 1 p.d. Knightsbridge . lir 80 1 Seaford, Sawett.—Caintal Freehold Marine Villa. Collection by the Psiri.ls of SC Saviour's, Southwark, By W I .NST AN LEI( std SON, _ per the Rev. Win. Harrisoo, S. D. Ckap/aiu 12 17 6 ! At the Mart, esti? in Mu*. E. H. N. 1 0 0 . VERY besiiable FitEEKOLD ESTATE; • , Collection at Quebec Chapel, per Rev. Dr. Bingham, , A tooststing of i capita ineirlern-huilt Marine Residence, A. I). L. -" I s 19 • with suitable attached and eetadied "(Reis. crisich•finuses, sta- Mr Courtney • 5 0 0 Wag, and imill.ngs, extensive gardens, shrubberies, surds. elr. .G.'6. • 10 10 ii mast deliehtfulls situate nt Seafitid, n pleasant part of the Jomph Burn. Esq. -. . .1 It 0 eilllfilb'ef Simms, between Brigutiofeind Eastbourne. • Collecti at at Allhallows Chard, Latakia Wall .1 tti 0 • The hearse is en very complete repair, and enntatires octagons*. A Foini`A 3 0 0 datives for rt family of the first resp ectability. viz. dining tta4 . Thos. Robeiis, Do. . 10 0 0 drawinemnouss, each tt feet by 17; breakfast-parlour, study, J. H. - • - . . 9,i 0 a foot pritselpai heti-chamber+, lido dressioc- roan, six servants!, Messrs. Ilernan and Co. . •-•- ' 10 .0 0 .30-iringestts. principal and second:try stair•cases,: excelling Sir Franck Milinsii, Bart. • 10 0 0 kiteh-ns. atol all requisite do:nestle coimesisevoes. RSV: Richard Twopeuny . • 1 la 0 Seaford I, a borough town, and i., situated about 13 Mlles, A. B. - 3 0 .0 cretin Brighton, 11 front Lewes, S from liustbourne, and about C. D. - - 3 0 0 03 fre:•• L,ws!un. es Colleetigen at St. Botolph'i, Aldgate, per Rev. W. A. The day aside w ill be duly noticed id this aid other Papers ; i Trollppe . - . .2• 11 6 In one interim the Maim may be viewed by twill) Mg to Win- Denis of Windsor • . 91 0 p monies and Son. Paternoster -vow. Rev. Edward Thorold . 1 5 0 1 1 3 2 11..dern elegem Fiirnitnee, China. Gins% Piano Forte, and I Cos, Iliersett, and Co. . Dr.oing-rtions nominee. 1 C dierli•so at St, Switheu's Church, by Rey. R. G. 41 51 01 TO-MORROW anti FRIDAY , Watkins. M. A. Rector°Thick each Dal, __,,,:i J. Ksm, Esq. . By Mr. BIRD, (la the Premises, t, Powls Mee, Great Ul• Collection at Christ Church. , Newiatemtreet, by the Rev. Mr. Crowther . . 97 a 0 . in..ltd-streel..latteeroscesarts.... , .. , -...;..4...0....4..i Collection at st. Moyy AldermaryaudAt. ?booms the • PRISING , . maimany four-post ' find tarot . 14.041 e. in Bow -last • .. 8 1 2 CT i ttierti!s. with rich chintz furniture and wind sw earwigs; Mot. litirgep . , - 10 0 • goose franke r mat other beds; large loose-halt mattresses, ;tali- Rev. Belem Burgess - 1 0 0 noses , mid h.•tiditig ; Boor-cloths and carpeN w pliumed to R. Burgess, Esq. . - 1 1 0 Venetian stair carpet, for four ft gins ut - stain. and brass rods; Jacob Wirth-1i mild Sans - k 0 0 d.:,winertiout furniture consists or, ton itiperti chairs, in the 1 Collection at St. Edward's' Church, Cambridge, by Grecian bilile, a iiii cushions in chintz covers i and cone semis ; a Kev. S. Vlore ' . . - 12 15 9 soft in correspond, wits hair swabs sofa t able; Windrow cur- Collection at St. Pilartin's Ludgate .13 2 6 tains, lined; with gilt cornice ; sideboard+, set of distisp4 inlelos ; Collection at the,Church of St. Mary•le-bonog, per Pembroke, pier, and ilressing ditto ; commode chest of drawer-; Rev. Dr. Betio" . 12 Il 7' corner and .onare beta snoods; two elegant sets of mahognny Collection at Constantine Chards, Cornwall, per Rev. choirs, with brass muldine, and sofa to snatch, covered with J. V wrist - - 1 0 0 Mark iritin; and an excellent oFortistent of kitchen requisite's, Colic( Hilo at St. Peter's Church, Thetford, per Rev. with kitchen range, zappers, register ;tort Ili her stoves. 11. V. Manning - - ft 6 6 To viewed one day before the Susie. Cataloged to be Wolof Major.tieuetal Ramsay - ! t i ' 11.1 0 the Auctioneer. 51, Wyrh-strert. .• • - j Coltinn ut Salem Chapel, .Woolwleb, per Rev. J. Pones . . - - 5 9 0 Collection nt Camberwell Church, per Rev. Ed. Stavin. Vicar - • - • 90 2 0 Rev bar. Puttee . • - - 2 0• 0 Collection it Lee Church, per Rev. Gen. Lack 13 6 6 Collectiou at Chester Meeting-hodic, per Mr.:C. Sil hams's') - . - 6 0 0 Collection at Withion Chapel, Tayistork-square 9 si 11 Collection at Peek ham Chapel, per Rev. Dr. Collyer 60 . 11 I Collection at St. George's Chapel, Albeioarle-street 5 0 114 Collection at Chester Mcdtiodist Chapel, per Mr. John Braithwaite - - 7 0 0 Rev. Sir Hen. Pahl, Bart. - 10 111 0 At a late Special Meeting ••1 the Committee of this lostitu don. held at the I:teem:pope Taveeta. . Ms Royal Wellness the Duke of KENT, its the Chair; It 11•. e. Ilallilll ttttt I,ill remised, That it apipltri to this C.iiit. miner, fan's that .•Videllf • .1 welkininentiroted farts and rim hottiteotilisis from the various quarters to a sirs toe assist:owe of this Association has been all..rdeA, taut the twasures Otto pied by them for the Relief of sloe Poor iu the Muteofettouring Districts, nave produced effects of exteinive benefit to the object* of its hounts, by exciting used eissistin? local Charits. adding tel (he general Stock of Provisitto by lug- import:obi:a of Fighogiad promoting economy in the use of Food ; that it is therefore highly desiolbles/leal WS isertimoshould'leecoutione.l, hot that Ithe Funds of the Association are at ' , resent inadequate to meet the numerous claims which the isle:eased necessities of the Poor ut this btAritltl present. W. n. CARTER, Secretary. • Subscriptions nee received at the fulliswlng Bankers in Lon don: Milan. Birch and Chambers I Ilusaimoet and CO* (Nitta, 411 , 1 Co.; Down, The nston,'and Free ; Drumm ied* mid , Co. ; Ileunmersless and Co.; Mulkey nal to. ; Hoare nod Gs.; Marland, Itimmin, and Co.; Paxtons, Cockerel!, Trail, awl Ca.; Satitli, Payne, and Smith. It is requested that any commouieations to the Association may be made to the Secretary..,lnho.street, Amerlia.squime. Iteiwsity Mr . ory, HULL, loury-stivate. B TO-MOttROW .March 18 , SEVErtAL Nvell. bred seasoned HUNTERS, mas irrs nigh weight-; also some strong llnckneys, in good conditimi, and fast Stutters; several pairs of-Coach. Bnrossehe. Chariot, and Curriele Cseldiugs, or different colours ; some sin gle din • ; seyrril g... 41 Homes, perfectly quiet in harm*, ind fast trotters; some very clever Horses, which have been rode a ith troops; and Ladies' 11 .rsrs; n groat many 'Leng Grldis sit d M•sres, fit for machines, mail-roaches, post-rhdises, Nee also several handsmise Gallon-rm. P Ste. FINSBURY REPOS' rota% i • By Mr.IIULL, TO-MORROW, March 18, 1813. at One ''Clock, by Order T or the Assietier, of Mr. E. Ken-in/toil, It E. E E II 0 It S E :4 :--A Brown Coach GELDiNG 4 - . A Bay GA LLOWAY, it fitqt Trotter= A PONY, very hnisdtrione, been used to carry Children. They are all in good condition, and ail! be soli; without re ,. serve. May he viewed and rod. in the Artillery Gronnd. Contract Horses. Caro, &c. Br Mr. SAILER, At his Repository, Gthawel:=street, On FRIDAY, March 19. nt Twelve, the property of a person haymig . lost his Sulfates. uw i 0.4 to whirls he resigned his Contract. raz. %WEISE large size Cart Ifnrses; four si s-inch wheel Carts, with ladders. jrirtr, twelve sets of liar. nes", cloths. corn him, bean trill. chaff goats, stable &c. The Ouse merit the attention of the- ;auntie, us the Horses are aril known, very useful. young, from constant work. and will hr sold without reserve. viav he viewed one day-prior to the Sale; when Catalogues may be hod at Mr, Martin's, the gentleman Sportimno, High. street, Mary-le-bonne; Mr. Priest, W beatmheaf, Church-row, St. Novas ; and dr Mr. Sadler. ne above. Also upwards of 10.) Lots Of Horses and Carriages of differ= eat demi-optima. engagedPe itioj Ifictiter: , S o te. Ind" and Chine, from the Port of Londeo - , which' bits Lordship stated to be signed by upwards Of 10,000 persons.—Ordeled to lie on the table. - • Lord GRENVILLE, with reference to thb Pe: titioa, was desirous of saying a few words upon th very important question with which the prayer of wap connected. A question involving the deelktp* interests of this country, both political and cointner: cial, not only as relating to the chit governmeni of our Empire in India, and the future siittations our commerce, but also as materially affecting this 'welfare of at least forty millions of inhabitants, tilt population of thele vast provinces of the Crown (for it ought never to be. forgotten that they were posses;. Biota of the Crown), which constituted *or EMptre in India. Ile did not now mean to touch upon these important questions, except to state their magnitude and the grave and serious consideration•which theli. importance demanded. There Was one topic, bow. ever tO which he wit* !mall .the seciates attestioa - of rite Winne - Prom the period of 1765, when the Dewanne of Bengal 'lite acquired, 'the greatest con. fusion prevailed until !18t,' when the system was adopted 6f permanently fixing the tenhres of the in? habitants, and the amount of Reienue each was ta pay. This system, which Was technically called the permanent settlement; had produced the happiest eft leas. The instructions under which this system was carried into effect were drawn up with the greatest care, and most ably executed by that great and gocd man, now - no more, the Marquii Cornwallis, and another Noble Lord, who still happily lived to enjoy the reflection of the benefits conferred by this great work ; he meant Lord Teignmouth. It was with pain and grief, he obierved, that this system had hot been fully extended to the tonquered provinces, and still more, that a recent Report of a Committee 15f the Clouse of Commons had called in question the liolicy of thiprincipl4 upon which it was found ed. He could not conceive a more detestable systems of Government, than that under which the sum to be exacted from the husbandman tor the public r:- ' venue, was to vary every year iu propiirtion to.his supposed ability 'to pay, end he trusted, Oat this subject would meet with that serious consideration Yrom their Lordships which its great importance mended. lie would not now attempt to go into the various questions Which this great subject entbseced. They had, no doubt, the benefit of much experience, and of that light which had been shed upon it by. the indefatigable resesrch.?s of that meritorious body of men, the Civil Seriants of the East India Company. —Much- attention, however, was requisite; and 'many considerations were to be looked tc—the in strument by which the Government of India was to be carried 615 . the Civil Government of India itself) the Military Government also, hlt great engine by which our Empire bad been estittlAried t and in which the making a few erroneous alterations might cause the whole system to crumble into dust; th k 4 police, also, another important branch of thosubr ject, and a variety of other considerations, were all inlayed iii.the settloment Of this great question, and all required the most serious deliberation. Whe TAKE NOTICE. chief object, however, for which he had now rim*, • A I was to ask the Noble Lords on the other side about railed o few &Tong' o upon Mr. Anneal Min ald: PERSON in the Neighbourhood of Glasgow, Bruns- : what time it was likely this sUbjc•ct would, be brouglit aa wick. scare, no that City, find informed him, that his Wife bmi forward, and what course of prOceeding it mis in.. been dangerously affected wish a liothering-is her Lungs (sis her tended to adopt ? He agreed with his Miljesty's Mi. Surviiii termed it), intended with alarming vymptoilis. gross spitting, difficulty of breathing, fire. ate. having elven her , nisters in the view which they had taken of the goes.. lion, entirely concurring with them in opinion (nit!' ',Nati doge, ( Ana Half Guinea Bonk of Dr. 441LOMON'S CORA) LAC OA h er GI LEAD, slw navy erea in the most slime shades of differencel in the justice of the ikri!), ouniner health rind spirits, her compkint having hero alt.:veil removed mint iniroculowly. ciple of opening the trade to the uierchants of the . ports of the country. The trade. to India, Gl' Mr. 111•Dosild Inwpernsistion to refer respectable Ea- 'different quorcrs toltie Pisrty.—lst December, Ifill. Applothwaise, 'near Kftatnt, Th er.2s, the trade to die island s recently conquered were most To DR. SOLOMON. Gilearl.houie„ sear Liverpool. ' important considered still - with the restoring sprouts Of viwr , highly celebrated Mt3iehte, one CORDIAL nAuAroF GI LhA lected, tbdt *tho feel myself bounden in juice to yon, and for the benefit of the trade from 'the ‘, inforfrr to acc aids:sill of tat eoi Is •t la um you. that early in ten lowing present. Ciliation hod a violent , is that I pnnied could with seasrelf walk. l ing conti 7 tO "Reset that inimmuln • - N cand eiim e land a r tiand. "s tevertisrr th" rt ig sYmi uotwaatt. soon iilt Pe hatev o e p q e :. Aids neyhbniselmod by opting .the ,r p ar e •g e ro s h,"., l aar uc e d a that trade sad R. Itinutisitnite, your Apo*, shOuld be shut eget l etathe wo days. tse tione sene t u f m eh rett ti ef ir e es d t. t w o ist ra iv y e All these blanche, thallb . lam min la; ant noels, required the Emma gralt llehrAhlt • to the sui uktAG Hirre tuipiox. v/Tirrittagbiratio i Rod* A lla SD Vara !al" If it theaki be , . , - -7 • "7**f i• • . . . .„ - * 7 • •71 . - - ... • • ,- -• .NI t pz-,/ 0 :• - • ••• - 40.-‘-'77.•11111111r7. •* ...e N 7 _ , .. • • • - • . .1 • . . • • So . 1 •*. .N. • .. . • , 4 ~ y ' . . . t, • . . , , , , .' 'I " .. z.... • ' . .7, " . '`. "44 , , . • .•.., • . .. , .... . . • . . !.• ••• 7 . it -1 s.„, ,„ s . „ , ' • - ---.. I ' • ....,. 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' ' TIIE DEVIL'S BiIiDQE. .et• I • - alat*Olber 3 . 1 ' 414 al .4111 I l r •''t • ,' - -Oh ' forms Ids Vries& .and the Polar oink bee ale ""'"" 4 "" 1441 " 11/49 b ee n un t i t h e fit Omit will be nittled. ,-. . .• ,',., .• .' • ' , .. 111POSAL of several RAN DANCER: *elp . i i . 711 , 0 1 %1 41 6 • , . -- ,•,,.,, k _ . 4 ; • • • • THE CHILDItEN IN THE WOOD.. • ~, ~',- ~ _ ~. ,•eit tlik F e b, i in t ei n. • inl it tspers the Unkeiti •, -• .its 'aka •s . ' mid, LAN - 0, suitable for NUN mad. Wt FatoB a some la •r• . , ' • w ri r i rr o . 'aihegkee • I „. e „ r d ili a toess ih le, ... lloPCottage styk, sittuttefrom thfee Ws fuielpy viler of Lan - . mit' - .., •- - , .1 l '" • 011 woks THEATItt•ROYAL, COVENT nAlti ) E , •. • "MI • •,0 id.ciintertiors , . . ~.. • . .. , , .. • .• • - ,;; , , ,,, 4 -1 , 1: , .... , , A,l n,.. ' 7 4t... . 4 4‘..... , - ..e . , •*: , -,., t • ~...!,..2 7 . . ..• - Ili - . trt . ten . lan may be bad sit the . 011 lees.. , No. 17, Yettlth2s4ll . •''.• l arl itt C . , . ,o ps , W w - r eal aisissi ll ..6 . :, , .. cosh ,. T o_moitsow EVENINCr, March 18 s t ed' i tf= lllil"4l.l. • _h, I .,.ttantied. - - •• - .• v.. Is. - .... 1 1111111ddra bs t on ' ' -.5....**- ~ --- , . LOVE FOR LOVE. -• S "... rtn itiiiicirTo . ' • m v• - .., 4 ,.. - • ..., ..... 4,••• • ..-- COTTAGE AN I) LA , ff. .. lIMIT 2 py ggge t e d a tri t ium ' pp a por le r e at e sp e. • Bv Ittr. OF.NJA MIN Fin . ' •• '. . the Coiner:re; matou to ba roßovorWooto iier - essi7l4 To AA hick oil! he :laded, • .. t . • ...,,.: 34. • • ' te , d ihj nr * ln t 14. 9..7.,...' "' L .. ,. ...'. , ' ~ ... ; j t he ;- . y. ...4„. - , !..64 0, , r ,: ~ , c....14,w , n,, y , rf eirli' l RE' LEASE of 2 compact 'corrAog RADII- 1 tira.--ei to n ee lVkliFraiSfe. •e- . , '.l TIIE DEVIL To PAY. ' . . a DEN C E with Ave bed.rinino•ers, dlaiestholo. its*. 1 Leif OBES VIiAJB-pfliedled a fliollbto *AM *TAW Pa 0-' 1 . . . ~ • ........."--•-•"-.---....-•••••-•.......-- TO LAND SU 11V1•11((lftS. VALUERS, die, .., . ;, ,' , s a l .fat , la a i r rl dax . i s m.. .1 1 , , -.'.1 7 oast ..Aii . '• ...7..•• ingsra:on, hand;ossel . y bu r g u p, kit c h en .. " t o ., k„ ute , re t ry 1.4 , talliaPa•inkaileira a lle la &taw et Os 41 . 1 ". Ckagali to t - " • .t; tt AyouT 11 1 t o . toreera:::l4elendCOeuzaanneitt:l7:;javitietheirrot . i ., ,;7 4 . , -.1 ,70-, , •••, f 0 , 44 ,0 1 , „ 7:i.A1 ,••, 1 4 f N I . in . • ~..: ....- .. 5: . -.1 , -.,;:',..• 1 7 : ,:.., .• 1; el i :i se : : : e h; :Ge rd - en ho:ie . It . a in:li ;4 l:e ro .-1 1 :teso-r ..ao i s ion;. Ehr oi 4. , tar OP . .y 111: :: , a . w tweirtiowised46 II ketik . he astir e with Nun. con . ..ttottre and -piggeries t kitsillef and extensive i Thitillike t Wadsierted to a PrAtot of glgr,- les•ion, rid rat in the country. rrard' Paatan- street, ilay 7 ' 4.,..- • ' In". m l ik k.' - .. .. ~ Aft ohe. ifseptii: . Apply to A. B. at Mr. s, ,y i • • „ ~ ._, . se 001, .„.„, ~ ..s• e .-•fla ftwteillars apply laths BrefillolllFgar rif.ektrri• ' - , .•-• ~- 1 1 twit*: . •• . f • s MI 4111 101411.111111/(10414 _ . . . • . atari2:l•--••••••-•-•---- oingil *." ' . . aimiialle thtlll4 44 1 '1 ' l ' ''' '•••-. . ' • • • ''-.; .- -e - •-'ser"" '' '' ... •• f ••'' . ' • . 4 " ' . t . " 3 • ...Tr •'• , -; • . * Aso sco'rrs FAMICY RIVE. 2m . 1 "nit ,' . • ,lifatidaporftt.4.- - i r '• ••''''' . ‘"r" ir ' • , wif. , .•i , 2 • . • I R. SEE LEY, Mr. BALDWPI• an , ._., „1,% b to „, ~ _.-_ . . . .. . ~, . 4' • II ITCllllll4•PLndh a e ra44( Ow R ew°oo°. ' 'l4 l !" 1 .7.7 iiimiat 7 ' . - .'a ad . 1 0 . 1 t ' .. 9 pot, A. . , „ it , ii.s- • • ' l l,b•Aec , irfkittijA, ,, - .!.* '. - The , lifiefteOtar.4ll4llidt# ' l42hi i_i__ ( qaiA .. - ' '• I r ! stfit rs FA mt i ,y 2121,E, respeethill7 40101116 Me tr": . l.oeldittly *Wit . and co-opeftwise tiltli i I Choi \' •. -slim,. Nrtikt riewbowc. , Tverplithistottit i , sfrwraigag. preamovia oke..ar . . - kis ela that Work. Shat the toltureliont.hoimedby Par. .1 av . ....; rifigh AMA *sew edit" ',apply of Noud•by•taiesteltd. . VILLA. dettehtfilllv'sittate al •BattAilli SM.:fibrils; ! exab 56 so? Iseek• • seri VW h as hem MA piliy ilis...lved by the Lind C h. "` '`r"" mikorodoctiol 0 11; slot f egarlaced of the important* of Int- • •comniaddlng twist beautiful trie*s•lif the Boer` sa d earroludiug -1, . INDIA. ' 'lv hearing Of Mr. ,VE011 . 4 Asiswer. i WS the Cosantlitee teproceed with their, successful overtiant - Country • The Hums. eontainseigllfbed ettrienbers, With dressing. I . , The LORD CHANCBLLORpreseafed a Pedilop . . S 1 1. Ti „, p onlipc ~ in ..,•• proceed with grist tar 1' 1 " . Y , ." d t° ! for this !Net% ii and - nathible • ftf ;be nee...idly which still exists room. and closets, a 4 dining - and druwitig-runats, 17 feet by 18; * *f fe'l. up with cert.' citimestierre i lien pro- 7 ; s t .,_ - • ~... ,:s . ••• , 0 , 10 ,,,i neb Brut° the nmp Rudders attd 'Others e/and .in lge compensate for the det.io, winch tnis 6,0 t unavoidable, awn 1 for cnotralog their •rarities benevolent atientrom to the poor la . portioned ' Parts will,be published Monthly for several Montlu a to comthae: i (her b k( mnfilifaciurivig districts, :sad of the pre:••Il innueonaey entrance hull, kith priociphl and secondary I t lairciOes, mounts,* , • - - •.• , ; : banding - and 'equipment of ship, ent oxitd in the It o t Ike Publislii•ri. think they may state with coati eace ;of they finances for doing in. this 'Meet lug do eantestly retain- rating to ibe upper story. and dorottstie Mares I a co'intoodiptis i the ralitton will he completed within a year. ' meads* immediate . ftittlact 13abscription in dud of ,the Funds of • kitchen, with pantry, larder, scullery ; and laundry ; a haiirie: 1 , trade to. India and China from' 'Yeti of Loattiti, t • ••• In eitteequeota• of certain flu: ',siltation. Ad.e t ti s ementa. and Hand- high . I• I • • • • •• . • I , keepni , ii-eirom, butler's pates. wine and beer cellars , a cur. lido , praying for the continuance of the'eultisiTe trade t4t I t• • 1 relle• tine on the character of Mr. ` cost and the other ?spits i 1 That his 11.9n1 Hi2boeps the Ijabe ad Kent be requested tp 714* will d"shie ensth-Souse. hatue 4 . Awl- enftchalaw•-rnoro, . the'Port of . Loirdon, which his Lordship stated jti ' fte it the cordial 'fl of the Meeting for hi; able nod eon- and sitiablio for • • concerned in the Work. which have been _tutwa c mtnialsl. Ciff II • i and eminiss: E nyr - nu a t thr b er e qi i :art T erg ile n g f rmi nn n a d r i r g e lasi s the a lir l? h ' ' 6 l l " e id , , f ° A I ; . bi 5' teed by 3000persODS.-Ordered to lie ow the weed preview: to the neti s inn hp , i ' w Lord of t i t! d - es r ce . nd a 1 conduct . in the Otai f r, and . furins.cuniinued anent* Pets:Woos Are preparing a brie Statement lb to promote the objett of top . liktillitiem. I t Prentise:l • ,••••plete repair, and fi t for Ate lamiedinte re- , table; . • . • If ~ t stanosA of the Ca.... , which may 1w had gratis, on application to Amount Second Subscription advertised 419.15 1 ' 1 seems wily; j The Marquis VVELLESLEY presented a Petitii* '- • • either of skew, after the First of April. Bev. Ilugh P'eamoa - g 2 • • •• .To hs:aged, - with tickets only (Sundays excepted), which ; I tans be Awl, will, further Particiilars, of Mr. Benj. Field, - n. •er the Merchants , Manufacturer's,. ' March 6, 1613. Kra- Matt!' Wilson, Collectloaat St. Joba's Chapel, 17, ilO the sallte.enec coin • ltedfill 64 w 115'17 ' I• l l4isrboreli-street. • Traders, and others engaged in the trade tar India .. c.. 1 . - • v-- P aL - 11- _.. _I. V - _ .:I __. ... -1:2 _L- % 1-t. ' . ' .1 ' asiderations ; sea more let it lie'rtynt • the monopoly shut .out at preSelet the be western parts of America. In the non' of South America, was, it too in:al • hat 'the ports of that vast territory wakißt I generally to commerce, awl woultl it be consistent with any view of potiry tide which was open to all foreigners 3t against•the rnerehairs of %hi , ' Conntri males of 'this • most Important bulliCC) • (gravest . coiisideratiOn. It wile' tatoarie; 'abject forwa4 ' first tike-either 'ii • thl be Natal agegliewr :ozaeur • ' , . . bottles I was quite rt 7 s4or74 - 1 to Delltit - 7 iiii - e;Whirlt time, I am I p ,` P7 0 . 0y beeqet;u - e7utupar never u ilium your torniriste by tar, and %hewers , I And the el erhive Weakens, is that lead symptom of toy old etionplAtta, a iltne or tWO is pure tote- s i lt /lifer Illald . ifilt• Mullein; lieve M .1 e. shit) l he very happy to jive any further owforitue• s m see ug; when, ir Min Ike limo to flame who may requite it, and you have tow full ifle.rty il y 'owe rare. per .tresedia I Its sptublitat this letter, if you think proper. I remain, hir e soar m id Medicine, 111 the latter sincere ft lend, . Jails DUNCAN. r a wly Hatik'of W ON . .1. The stlofive tiltlikiltt is put up in bottles witb full iositlecfleee buglng of 'Alai, 11, I 'll4 at Sy. lid. each, .- v iAM beferei h. Iltd invented and prepwred enly by D. R•timay, j ApMbepott emote knit% : lirMek des• Penritit (u t on v y elriLu f Apothec a r ies ' 14:41, Lowd i 1 ' JONI . . . aw taboletwle ity-taietriy and 144) "Ntr.'9ht Fivit-tharite4 l 1 Wi 144 bit bill etildiffli VoiltiagNeldiwriaTirpo amilliirirp. 4 . o f nfleinitiej . - in rovll livo. prier b•L h A TR.EA'rISE on Cs* OFFENCE of LOBEL, %nu u 9 QUISI FION at lame the Betietits, ani proper Bounctariro of POLITICIL 1)1 SCUMS LON. liv JOHN CiEOltilE., Of the Middle Temple. Speci;lP:ender. Lin:lnn: Publi:hed by Taylor and tlessev. 9J, Fkrt•strert. " We have been solicitous to submit to our renders a rather =Wu tr. necoutst of this very original production and we strongly recommend it to the pernsal f.f those, who, as Doha.- atm are tinwilling tot 'idol their inherent rights ;rid privileges to the influence af at . ..no:Mess fears. or what is basely crimitiol. to Moot or corrupt hopes or of venal expeetatimes. It is an /t.. ate.t bu.k ; its nutter must atone for its manner ; nothing but Me weight of the ;attire; may excuse the author he seems in Male thought of eye; y Woe bat how to express his thoughts to the most appropriate .13 le md " From it fiesitlrmao designating himself by the scarcely re cognised adliti,n of Special Pleader, we were taught to expect sentetbmg more tecltiml,than the present prodisetiou appears lobe; hut. compared ith the true English feeling visible upon eters , riee of toe treatise. these ore little masters, mere ea vllline grounds of 'diked or."— Legal Review. blotch. IBIS. " Mr. Ge rge cote' taint very just notion: of tile high - iteltort ante, powerful nAt.n-v, and heacticill,effects of a free Press." —Critical Hevivn, Feb. 1813. Firmenth Edition, Prim b. R----L LOVER.; oi, a D-.-ke de- L re;•ted. To which is othled, a nuttier Attempt at making L..ve, by the same Illwariou4 Personage. A Poem. By P 1 7. 1 41•31. PI N It. Jun. " In If.ve avatt r the fC;IIICi " ! PI.TER PIN irk ft. jimi.),. liva lure. it en1:1011 Yon copy from nor 1.1:1d, I see." 4 4 1 tea you, render, '.ti. the case; 'l .- 44,1 won't believe it ? Ask his G-i If tn. unithishingly &firs, he content to roll it ties London t P, oiled for H. Wilma. 144, Coe/shill. WilefoY lea) the hail, fheAuthor's Wanks, 1 vol. Bea. Price 6'. eictrts brptidi. ?mirth I.:4;1;w). Prire I, 61. QurramED EVIIIENCE ; or, Royal In k., tritmin4: being the History of n Courtship, Marriage, sta.! Separation. exemplified-in the fate of the Priore,. ‘ . Together with n partoeular Acroant wf olrol.e Ch 'rosters w Web immediately k4l to it. comprising the loillwrto unknown Mpteries of " My 0 it n Memoirs.' • • B?. e- Nei Lnureat. Aut ow of Royal Stripes (.oppressed). " The Mary, Tied& now brings In light, Has Lug, tali loom loin kid its oight Rot the bright (t4l,lrsio sha resent it, And !WIWI osy tont bas hrod mqy shahs, By Jupiier,.s *weld sot Mite tire *indeed poioroo to conceal It." Law : Patti*/ by E. 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