The Statesman. — London, England, 1810-09-04 00:00:00

- 7•7•", •••••.- • . • . -~-- 1• No 1410. H - . AZ A LW. k:ii lt,N E A .ao4 Co. Stuct.i.tfoketi, re.rctr y 'int .y*41'614'1%414 Mitt Tickeii and Veares far vie en-ciaz Latest. ate sow oat Sol- at their . () dice, No.93 ) islet Iv. 110 t A I. EXCUANGE, said au ahem the its Lou des no heir accosat. .s. . 1 SCUJIME. . S . of . £lO.OOO -. . , vie : . X !no,ono . „9 . . g • 2.010 ... . dr • • • 6 10,000 b i . . . I,OJO . , f. • . . :1.001.1 10 : . . . AT . . . .. . . 5OlO • j , . . . v MI . . .. .' .. : IVJO 5. 1 ). . • 5 ) • v,.. - vo . 110 . . . . 25 4.41 . . . • 15 .. 1 . 0 .0.0 0 Tickets. ' . ad- i ' 4, Ittis+l74o's Emay °utile Hair. This invaluable Oil, ceeoinmended on doe Italia tifleath osa e‘peri ucr. is auld at S. 64. per bottle, or laxgor Bottles, at One Oten..st each, by the Proprietors, "lon land ;ul.l Son, Kith streei, ii.itton-gardro f Lumina; by appointinein, by Ediriburat; M%Bryile, Olia‘ow t Mrs. Davison, Parliament !MCl, Dublif ; and by all Perfumers and Modicase Vender in I the Kiogdom. 1 i t V I A a l a l o- " 1 14 n n. ' S B o ' n w . hH MOON u T o .k i IN .-T,4e. I SARACEN'S on . modatiou for Travellers, good . Beds, choice Liquors, and mo derate charges. este follitwing . Prist Coaches, Mail Conches, &c. yet our from the Saraeta s H. ad ton, liana-hid : WE Y MOU,TH. Doreheater, Exeter. Plymontk, Falmouth, Dartmouth, and StilisbOry. Nets Post Uoitich. evert' Al Tulsa; al Four o'cloek, ' with a lefird teriMgh Simko'', A tminsrer. Bridport, Blandford, Basiit;,-stoke„ find pt. • . Bt)s . ros, Spalding. Peterttorntigh, :4tt k o. atta Hooting -4 an r je l : MAY* Mjtii Coach. nein oat irses,s4sonna.--A: sacker' fret tea to Spihoy. Louth, Grimsby, and Hull. LI Elt P 004,, Warrington, Knitafird, Stone, and Litch- Meld Post Coat•h, called the F. sperlititm, every Evening at Five o'Clock, to the Angel Inn, Dale-street, Liverpool.— Oluirelea throughoot. BATH and BRISTOL Flying Poet-Cmellia. through , Chippenhiat, Caine, and Marlborough, every Afternoon ; ar rive at Mr. May's, the Greyhound lan, Bath, and the Loudon 'ravens, .Thontas-street, Bristol, next Moruing. Coacties • to- Wells, Bralgewater, Taunton, &c. LEEDS new Light Casco. called the Ruchiagham, sets nit' every filarnin at Eight o'Clot k ; terries Four Insides only, and goer remarkably easy, with a Guard throughout. Pa4tes throagb its •if rework, Retford, I)lpcaster ' an I Ferry trid.,e,%t d' , rework,d the Giildea Lion, Leeds, next Day at Noon. Nall-, lutitastandine the. uticomatim Expedition of this Canch, JCS itllovied to be the mmit agreeable and complete Politic Can. veyance 'Mate North !toad. beiag.uneqoalled its Accommodate ,titils. by nay tither. FENOAL, Lancaster ' P. eston, Kirhy•Lonsdalit, Bolton,. cburley, Ortnskirk, and Gitrstruis Pest Coaches, every A fter .ditsm. at Five o'Clock.—Guarded. .. GLASGOW, Lungtowa, Gretart-Gieen, Anneti. _ Dumfrie s , .Oxiiwnhill."Thorithill, Saityuliamlilla, Catimisek;Xjagawell, . limit! ill Parts of -catboat, Cainperdown Coach, Daily.,.- • 'V Olt X, Newcastle, and Edittiairgh new (roach,' rtfonted, 'With a Guard throughout, sets out every Atornitig at Half-past 1 Six o' Clock, by 'way of N ...watt, Heiford, Tedrallir, VAttiag.. i UM, N uriballertea,l.)urlistie, M topetli, and Berwick. Passeast gem Sailing thentstlves fatigued from the length of the jouracy, ' may rest what liaise they ple:.se. and then proceed on Without any additional l'are. J. C LA iiIE L III!' Black Swap . , Cm.ey-street,. Yi.rk, runs*Co: iches to Suntleilirltd, Hull, Srarburobgb, Whit by. atid other /),kces. . :.' It It II)ti LN GUTH and Wabal new Pelt tutsch, erFry' , l Lam CAßngi. • . . f ': - I # ISI 4 E, Peorith, and Y onWhitem PI CorMll, i = ailth•Pitalt Homes and a Ginird all tk. - Way. Vo4amit *ands, Appleby, Orrattabrid,..^e, IlichntallilsVlStr;-Sov youiribrage, W" . .titerbv; Abe:lord, Doi.easter, am(' ninth/art Lute nearest %Vay hy Eigateen Miles). Sett not eVeri llateing. and performs the J.oori.ey with the geetatest facility; 'nu . eager, detained oft the Road h e y Moines, 1,4 Plea.urr, lutv. the petit liarlAdvantagt.of their Swats being'sneareil in the next Curie's. ECLIPSE i Et new Flying g Fost Ciumh, to Yoek,Starlerland, Newcastk,iiiiit Ediaburgh. carries 4 linides ouly, ever.. , Eliciting at Four o't lock, by. way of Doocaskr, tic ust bark and *Mt fufd. . . SUN DElti-AN 0. Stachtaa. and Yana 'Acta Coach; eatery, ht dining,. to the Geroge luu, Sunderland. . - • : NI ANC It ES'T Llt , W limit's!. ConAlcienv Newcastle. Walsall, kW Wolverhampton Post Conah.every Afteroolll6.`+(:uarde,l. SLIREWSLUJEI lf 4 Welien4iNU, and Shilianli Post Coarh, the It,o ) a 4 c ti,,ebi t ie,every Estemnst at Five o'claik.—Guarited. Si( El'llELOand Rotherham Post enacts, called toe Radk. iagham, every Mursing. SOUTH A M k I TO N, Wiuthester, Al resfia'il s . :0011 : Alai.' Cuaels, every Evenitsg. , BLit MIN GILA .11 Mercury Post Coach, .with a (hiked, sets { OM every Afternoon,: and restehes - Birmiaguatsi ise xi Day at 1 /lOW. Passes by ()slued, Fasten.. and Shipment, to . tise Sarbs.l -ken's Mead, Bud-street, Binailiegtinua.. • .{LULL, Nortacive, liaatiten, Thorn, and •D.inciister Puss Couch, every Alomibt at fleveu o'Clueli., to the. Kull Mid ,Stat, Inn. Mytimr-".deg hull. . - 114itTFolto, •Ware v lloddesdotst and Cheshunt Cosi* 1 lays.. {s t oring. • .JJ BACON 3EI ELD, ("abridge, Denham, sold Iledhill, new Piot t;oacti, every Afternoon. ,___• TorrEs lIAN add .Ediniiiiron Coach, Baily, at Half.past Teo, Ilidf-pot Two, half--past Four, and liait-pas Seven. t To PISS, !heck's,Baugay, Bury, stud all paftS of Sutlotk, :envy Ishiintlay. , MARL 40ROUGII, Newbury, and Reatting, every Tuesday. , WO RI: BST Ell , filtlde ru limn , . r, Ileref..rd, Ca rinart ti ea, .Breckaitek. nod ail 1 1 :oas of South Wales, Persbore, and Wy iteethe, eyer)..Satarday. fa 111 C ESTlift, Abingdon: noel I !coley, 3 Times a Week. • tif/tITHA MPTO.'S, Wiachetaer, Ituin,ey, Eritherst, 4., 'iningten„ Christchurch, Ringwood, Fortlinglwidge, Vu imtvoru, Af ot oki Isle of Wight. Jersey, stutitlitentvey Wng,vine;:Mtity.., . , Li ET El{ , Ply awe t it, mid Falmouth Fly \ V aggens, ..Daily, ' i carrfring..Goods sad Powenger', as lineal, to all Parts of the West of liaglatal, . ..001131.71,t T,ltasipton, and Twickenham, Twice :a Ifeek. ~..,lIIIIR,IffiIEt 'keer, Amino, Southolt, I.lases, and llilling- ' dun Cart, Twleelt Week. . .. Iv• sWii.t.tali it. oltsa'at a and. Co. respectfully tscquaiut htltrirFrielidsithji ' POORC, thill they i% ill n..t he acevemtable . 'or atty. Pareqs• t or Luggage, &c.. ill more {'tats F use • P 4111,:s . yaraf',' if hal air damaged, unless entered ili such, and paid for i 14C titiliittik q• 44 the baretesit Ilead Ina, Suit w-liill,l,,ndous '1 • 4" It , N 11"I'' i 3.1 lA . ;' ... ' t ogallit 4 i i ! " ~4; 1,"•'.7'. .. • T ... -... r -'t'. • ' ' • • • • 1 . ..~. _ .~ " •-• ' • . • , . - . • - • . , •.. . . . . , . • .. . . - . , . . . . . ' . '-''. • • , * ' . . , IPIr L a ig , • , . . . . . . ... '' 4- . . ' . , • - ;',...' ;'......17V` ' :4 , 1 ~4 7 ', '. ' . •". ~ • ,'. -.‘ , . . . . . . . Sri Tir) P . • .. . r . . • • • ?-,. s • _ . I ~ t .- . . ..:.. • ••% 11 *" • .... • ''t - •• • 4 7 . ~ . . . • ... . • . . d • I ( ''itt , \ I 1 , 1 1. . . .• •.• :„:....irc5......., lore ....i.‘.. ~ ... . .. . ._ - 11 LONDON, .. , _ .... _ • •. • i .. _ . TUESadr,- ..S.EPTEMBEII 4,. 18.10. . • -. . 4 40 , 6i‘: - • :Areatony t but;lheferv. we part, we shall become well acqsaint. 'rid; mat, I. make no doubt, that you will understand the dis tlitetiodbetweett PaPer-Money and Gold-Money much too well ,farit to he iA the'power of any one ever again to deceife you; Which, understanding, will; In the times now fast approach. tag, he ► f great utility to all those amongst you, •who may have the mews ()flaying up teuney, however smith the quantity may be. • The Committee above-mentioned, Which, for brevity's sake, .1 cull theZelliou Committee, sent for several persons, whom On:). examined teineaes, likleiiing the matters is quntlan. Tt:eeis Was Stir FAA d i for inAttnee, the great loan maker, and Go Losiuto, the rich Jew, wboa-Marie .yelu so often see in the Newspapers, where he is stated to give grand dinners to Princes aud great men. The saklance of these, Rik! Lether estr.wy-desders ate merchants, the eulliou Committee hese ltaatitinietts 'and. upon Vitt erldenee, al nell as upon the Report itself, we shall have to m Ike sane remarks. The remit of the Committee's inquiries is, In substance, this; that the high price of Gold iv occasioned by the low value of the paper-money; Met the low value of the •paper-neoney kiss been occasioned (as. you know, Vie low value of apples is) by the great abundance of it; that the only way to lamer the peke of , the gold is to raise the vistas of the paper-rnoney ; and that the only way to rains the value of the. parer-money is to make the quantity of it less than it nine is. Thus far, as you will clearly see, there wastes conjwatien reqUired. The fact is, that not only do these propositions minutia, well-known, sod almost ielf reident truths ;,hut, these truths have, doriug the last two or three years, and especially during the last year, been so fre quently stated In print, that it Was arse to impossible that • any `person in Engiaud, able to read, slimed have been onto-quaint. ed with them. But, lowiugurrised at tile cooritisirin, that, in order to raise the value of thi; paper-money, its queasily must be fp:sexed ; having come to thiS paint, the rest df the way was more'dinieult ; for, the nest object was, to point aut the Means of :caulk's; :the quantity of the paper-money, and this Is an ob ject; which, in nsy opiriiom•will weer be effected, unless those Means include the destrur atm of the whole mass. Not so, host ever, think the Gentlemen of the Bullion Com mittee, They think, or, at least, they evidently wish to make ethers think, that it is possible to lessen the quantity's of the, • paperminneY; mid tweaust guineas to come back again, and to • pass from ,bnd to hand as in former times; they would MA' - have us betieve, that this can be done without the total de. structien of the piper-money; :out, indeed, they have actually reconitOentied.to the llinise Of euinsootra to pass a letw`to cause the -Bank to Threodittedtesteert, ,Losidost, romitvonty called the Bank of Euglasid, to sag la notes its real Money, 4 the 1 , ,N0 OF TWO he LARS' front this time. Two years .is a pretty good lease for people to have of this sort. This Book promises toyety,.on demand.' It does this upon the face of everiime of its notes"; and, 'therefore, as n .remedy for the evil await of gold. to propteie,thht this Bank should begin to .pay iiii two greet: time, iti4osuetiting, which, I think, 'would not have been offered to the public , ill any age hot inks, and, even In this age,„ to any public ikeept the public lo this coon- My. 'The Mites of the ;tank of England bear, upon the face of them, a premise that the Baniten, or Bank Company, Whit• hoes the much wilt , pay the totes upon demand. , Now, what dit we Mean I.eystying a dote? ' Certathly we do tint mean, thie 'giving or one not? for ,intoillee' note. Vet, this is the Sort of payinmit that peoPle get at the Bituk of England i and Os tort of paymen t the ßullion Conottitiee does too propose even to. begin to put an end to in less than two years iron. this time. Gentlemen; we, the people of this country, have been per. ,suatkil to believe massy thhigs. We have been persuadettto believe imnielres. to be " the moil thinking:people in Ea.; roper hut, to what purpose &linen think, unlesh they arrive at useful knowledge by thinking' To what purpose do mea think:, if they are, after all their thinking, to be persuaded, that 6.lfustki which has nut paid Its promissory notes in kohl' for thirteen years and a half, will be able to ; , as. . in gold at the cod of fifteen years stud a half, the quautitji the notes having•gonesott regularly increasing i It mein are o be pet. swatted to believe this, to what purpose do they think t But, !Wore I proceed any farther in ;RV eaMarks upon the lie-port of she Bullion Committee; before I 'loitered to lay befoie you the exposurit now made by the labours of .this Committee; sbe'it a ers nose becotue evident through this thanoel; the conPs 'stion's oust made by these pieinbeni of the liaise of Cumin ins : ,before I proceed to lay these before yoo,,and CO remark upon L.the remedies proposed by the-Committee, it will Ise isece.cary far toe so. go back is few years into the hislory of the paper-nsvney t lsectose, Witianat doing this. I shiill be sulking to juts of things a vr Welt youi*ill have no cleat notion, and Ike, r. twoulugs re biting to which. you will, uf.course, not understand. It is a great tu i,f.,r une; that aity pottion of yOur ilMe sh.istld be spent io ftessli , goithiakifs oboist eosin of ihii kind p bat, ucb is • . . . . ..• ... . - • • _~~ ~ r _ ..~..,__ - - th 4 S.- J 8 r N.. • , ar . s . - . II bd.-a tag a . : 1 11 i( g • I PRICE 6 4 ; ata k 4 probable cot. Into ItE cunt• tbric , of onongst 1611 aa iagaint and s Jy /. „eery ,aIY estept ii hen they sold their asps at Wey hill fair. People, ill those clays, used to carry little bags to put their money ill, iW stead of the pasie-boatd at leather eases that they now curry. If you took back, and take a little tine in think, yeti will trace the gradual increase of paper-money, and the like des creme of g .Id and vilver money. At first there Were no bank notes under twenty pounds; nest they came to 15 pounds-; nest to 10 pounds; at the begin/dog Of last war, they cause to . 5 pouadie; and; before the end of it, they camededn to 3 and paitiall. How lulls It will be before they came down td ;nett of i< potted, it woeld, p limps; be difficult lowly; bat la Kent. at least, there are country notes in clatilatioa to low as that of seven shillings. it it the atone adds that Is la* tere,thig to as; the Cane of this thange in der !Daley, and; id • the prices of goods if all sorts and of Libman All of yea WV( i•' nor forty yens df age tan remember; witek the price wit 1116 • palest loaf thed to be about ten pence or a shilling iwimd 1. two shillines and si s-peace or two Shillings and ten peat*, win is; These effects strike yob. Yoe talk Of timed egret" - day ; hut the cause of them you seldom, if ever, elthet talk or 'think of; and; it is to this cruise that 1 inn now entleavolnlng tit . drair your atteution; You hate, during the last seteeteen mare, Arisen the 4114144 of riper-money rapidly increase; er in other words, you havag day atter day, seen len and less of gold and silirer appear hi' payineets, cud, of Cell:Mi more mid - wore of paper-money.-w But; it was not till die year 1797, that the paper. money hevti . to iutrease so very fast. It wad then ihat the .hoe mad ran pound notes were first made by the Bank of Enjand. It wag" then, in short, that limpet-mosey became completely preload; pant. But; you will naturally ask me, " what was the Cade& • ' of that 1 The cause was, that the Bank of EOplaoll Itoppellt , paring its mole s .In gold and silver. What 1 fief paying -161' nixes ? Refuse to pay its promissory notes? The Batik of England, -ss hen its notes were previewed, refuse to pay them P Yes; and, what iiaiiire; aa Act of Patliameot, brought in by pin, was pawed, to protect the Bank of England agailtst the legal consequences of such refusal. So that, the people, who held prawfbsury notes of, the Bank, and who had, peritaPh giveir gold or silver for them, when they treat to the Bank flit paymeolt+ were told, that they cutlet have ao gold or silvery but that they Might have other ;rotes, snore paper, if - they • ,Pleased; in exchange for the paper they held is their Hands and tendered fur paymeuts Frolli that time to this, the Act of Par.: ilaineel,:authorizing (he Dank of England to refuse to pay in: outsell' gold and silver, has bees in force. At first it winless/be . . weft* - three months; nest tilt the Parliament should meet *tat' then it was to last to the end of the war; then; when peva came, it aas continued just fora year, till thin tiottld he Wi lled; then, as Steno were not quite settled, it Was cdlitinued tilt l'arliemein should meet again; pod, as this present war had be.; gun by that tiuteithe act was made to 'Conttn.:e till six month& after the next peace. 'Cite reasons given spun tire different ota . cadet' , it will be very muterne to notice; for; it it this stopt-' page in the payment of gold and silver at the Batik of upon iViv:en the whole tillesi lon NM.: Every thing haogs upon , mist aml; when We conic to exautihe that part of the Report.: which treats of the. Bank's reviving its payavnts in gold 4 J Silver, we shall tied it of great use to es to recur tit the reaming the divers; the nnuefald, reaeuas that were , given, -at difereati times, for suspending those payments. Since that sttspensiott took place, you .have seen the gold and silver disappear; you have seen, that paper has supplied the plate of gold; paper.; motley makers have set up all ov e r the kingdom; and might not this well happen; when, to pay paper-utuney nothing, more watt/paper woucy was required ? But, the reasons given tot thia at:abuse of saspension ; the reasons giventor the passitgef • nu Act of Parliament to protett' the Bank of Ei,gland against the tieneind4 of its creditors tire seldom reitirred to, though,- as you will presently see, a about recurring to those reasons, and .a Worst ascertaining the kw cane of the passing of shad _ .. Act of Pianism-lit, we caanof &nal so good's judgment roes Wive to the remedy Dow proposed ; namely; that of the- Bank of England's reviving its payments in gold and This is the remedy; which the Bullion Ginueitttee. propose., and, yo.o will say, a very good remedy it is ; a veregent ' fled), for people, w ho have, (or so lone a times not paid their notes in gold and silver., to begin to pay their uotese to gold and sitter, is a very good remedy; but, the , thing td ascertain is; can Ike rentals, be applied ft •This is the questiow taut u$ to du•Cceoli It required nobody to tell use that paying in geld dad silver would be an effectaal remedy for the evil, 'leg (runs net paying in gold atter silver f but,' it required touch more than t have yet heard to convince rtes that to pay again hi gold and silver, was possible. The chief object of our inquiries being this: Whetter It be possible, wit/out d fetal anti - editors of all the paper-nwdepi tit • ro tor ' ietij eircidatitot atitenet us p this bevy ebe ~* - - s : ~ ~.. +1 . . - • - • . . . . . . . . • . _ 4 ..........ea••••• m5. . . . . • . - This day we: published, in two voludies cm wn Syn. price len. • Fron•COBBETT's PO LITIC4b REGISTER . • 'us r ARRIVF,D FROM' PA RlB . in hoards-the Fifth Edition, with a dditional matter, the " i mi . our preseet situation in this country, Mae every Mut. who MO ll . I.' AiiORTM ENT of BRONZES, . '''' " ' i , F dr ,iia.e. 'mating . a coteiditrable additiim to the ex- L svhn .7 le be s m .. _• revised aad-aewli wronged. of ---ewent-. PT I ISKS pli I holEfo hi EN TA it Y PRINCI- . . P 'painted with the aattire..and with the robablecteut abtallinftied th at scheme of otitis. (now about 90 1145 i t alse 'llul if iv a t e o Pit4erre tr°l° Want, "glig td eilliesvtilit to allik° . f pmterth uf A. De Cid:, the original and • se of the paper -money now admit. P ; '1.1W,11.0 I. • " yenrs old), of petting up a monied interest It:opposition to t•l i.. ve ' ufa. neer of Brimze and Oittneele in Englarod, who IMES of EDUCATJON. tie. 3 ' al' il mak.. err, y article is the hot workmanship, from .By KLIZABLTii TIA3III.TON. : " the landed. ! l i ds I conceived, there could ant be a truer aroni; is the rePre/eafiegiesi at the ehiafti of InaPPAYi o cuittar s -. toe old B .rame4 Lied - Onnottiu furniture of any Author of the ideriseirs.mf•Altodera Philosopbers, Cottager' of , oi mixi m I n oar G ov e rnmen t t h an thi s , t h a t th e inwevabot i . thing tf value. The money , while hoed as tadeey, to et i• e r ," i'..:* l • . -'. 're I re- Lt in the hest nmber, and no the Gleobeiste l Ike; da.. \ other use ; and, therefore, a bit of lead; of of wood ; or 1)? left, 141,01. 4 4..d0w1). replo , :A. on , 4 . , 4) LI 1 2 ... v. aso inflamed with taste, and ex. I Printedlor Wilkie daditislstaseat. and G. Robinson, in Pa- " o the soil are the best jedges of what Is fur the Miramar tier, wonld be as good as gold or bitter, to he used at weep ,1 "' '' i,h,,,t p iercing or scratching tbechl•A t fiiiespe. I lernoster-row ;A. K. Newman Mid On. [ eadennall-street; and "of the khigdnm. If others had the ht the One way, s:,i.i. e ra eo , I `. . l i a „ Away' 'rya id t he ;thew R oo ms, 43, 1 Jos. Johilstoss and a . St. Pawl's Minch-yard; W. Laing, and " fends of credit and South Sea prdjects :mild neither Out. ~if these material' , which ate even thel'e hielael•in Si" : o anti .• a, , • Malillera dud Miner. Edintiurgn. .. g ' l l' . 1 .t. ei where orders are reroecifully t, k' n. " have been felt nor heard of. " -••••Sseirr, 1720. Abe:Vance, were to be used aft money, the* would be so o much 4.- • ''',,* ' ;' A :',i,. C.; %, ...ha heart felt eraiitude, return% his sin- mime/ made; that their wield be no end to it ; and; beside% ", , k , k , t „ hi. mist r.sperted customers, nnd eolieits the SIAMONS, TAILOR., and M 'VITA It i' . . . • e r ; ,'-,;, a (,et 6,t Atr anti gaftronage, A which ' with un- • EQUIPMENT RF.PO9ITORIES,' No• if S • ad, t ...,_ ••••••••••••• PAPER AGAINST GOLD i the iminey made in one country wudid, tiowrier ihi.re deemed e'''''''• 3.1 i• • ill rnfl...iv .ur tocltvere. . near Cravemetreet, and at 481, opposite North • tit ' oberi -tr a 4 ol4 . - . s e.l 0 c.re. "'s noititt'APl ,Ikaarts kilt* Or 'run onronr or 'rise Stn. ,by la*, have nd value ill any other country. .Fot tiltbe fell* .... 1.1•;°"/ 7( I; gai.lol •1104.6 111.1Z0...i, street begs leave to retyru his-most grateful thanks to the Pub- li;;: h t . la . t ar for theierrinauent support ; mid the ethminuahre • I.IOA COAAITTkE: to A nititie, or Lei - rent TO THE .m 4 Gold and Moen wide!, are amongst the Swot atm of TaaoStizsgS ASV FA it 111 Cillki A &MD 111 r Ail SA 41 6 40 air. thllfgs, have heed, by all the initial* that We kw* nay thhilt AN. ADDITIONAI, PCIZIC OF dilo.ooo, e * sr. Favour% convinces him. that tory lutvu 'moved 14,4 n i ., .. Arm liClii: I'S AN 0 311A,REB CB EAPI.II. AT tertabiand Workmenslnti, and art' in ?Mine. togeiberiiiiit lib •-- ' : . 14E77E1 1. , • , of, used its money. While the Money Of nay ruiners eorAiats E ir TON S. a of pothibg bat little scarce metals $ wink/ it elsadsls etanthlng AitNisaste :old Fashiou. • ''' ' • ' ' 4/14 ' 2, Co outti.4.osrstessbel*/#4.-11oove. ..... ~.2--, , , - APP 4 0 111 !!!* . 414 ° 4 " Ce ' lliwitte " faill reintt of (sots `. bat gold nail sheer, it so fear of it, • • • t . ,these heisbeilag foe IWO rr n F, prevent 4. 0 I T.E_ n it i r t .. , le be : 11 4 1 1 1 i -" ' '-' li 'atial i" jobtAikt l)l4ll.6 : 4. 4 "* "" . -"''' . 1 ' ''' 44. 'r 4.- - - •' ''.. ' . • • ~ 1 OCTO3CR 19 inciadis TivO/nzes esf ,C;0030, by • &e.. e. . .. . - • . ......, ; ." . .e,,.... , • i., . It ; .... r • :4' anw im • . ••‘••••o , 4 0 • o- ~....}-;-.', 41 .,4 :. •.. top. -• -Iri t eI ",._ II 7•N M AP Ii k• L . tri ii ridffi li lii ,•- - - -1- . • der ' -4-As- ••,- •^ .. '.- - 4. •• . " • 6 re treire ; Ole soy emmet •, to i'lltich tar Chit •ce at er.iiig eititee_r a f i t es trate . ( any is . to. , . Gentlem e n dniotolog theit .feopirafilijiegtx44o Bcomisiitt ilt 1 , a , e1iiia1 5,",,, i ,„ 4 ,,.,.. 4. ! •. , , ~ ___ .._,. ... . . . .. r „;,,pel Oue-i'vur 0. 'rickets 1,41_3 . . w i ll sh or tl y rise.' abroad. completely eqldist. &solidified*, ittel, : '"'-' Admose. - ..ogiemviete. • MIR Ma" ilk slit* Olk extraordllMity Wit•dirdi - , . ;.„,„.,t o o• parrbase 'oaf prove A 01rtlia saving, c Wee, . 1 09 , 44 W 0 , 1 1 0 )""P.O - .., _ . ' % -• u. , , Aoforeseo,thai flier* iilßlie a that obis...lOW of OW sort C' thon.eto a' • ' 1111411.1een• Sixteenths . , Enet and West IMIII(OrdeglifiliONS 0 010 1 1t - ,-: t o w rig , - , • ..__._ 1 ___ _. : ntotith . ried that BM 'EOM aria Over mosiey, brlogi ip fact Irt itio . 41141 ‘ : .• Worrtdalkilielvs' • - at iliralliettleir .* • - - -'. at EY fOS'4.l,Poitseti.b.%vhesoki, , sia t Ile mil% 4i5.30) prize shared In the last Lottery. No. `4l4'id : tow Terms:- •• • •-•-.:, -.••:7' •, 4 :• jo, :!,..,.:.! .:`'.'• . - E•1/ 0144 11.14 1 • '90 6 4 4 - a 'Phlk it‘nlelv ' • Tr.r ee ` wma lli leas trit fl imsy nit in loch ablateof thi • 1 ego, will go, either Into add iii hr . ins preceding moths Copisiklet to: t*a amount of Suit of bandanse.llololl4o**lllllllllldity otdO• 10 0 , ; .. e a s t A a ns. a kkahnai l itipa n k ai gae s i n ano t ogipaohai l mankan - t .... els th.e prudent, of Into the b„igs of mow, who kaot itAX),•II. ---Ea: 14 , 111v i kti it rn ftiP 441 t....'*;:' '. - . 14 1 4 1 4 ' • - vir Om soma vo.• Sher. likoviosjog I, A t4-00itioilt..thes topilog , • ----------"' bupernue uth visa% , . di a diga , ~ 3Pi 6 "sa'__:', -- the beans of sending tor carrying 'them to thuse. foreign cum- BR ‘NePOKII and C.). ISIVE W lt mar s Best Sdpertiiie etick frr ' * . tes jum 141 te ..1 pettatili- , Stueicteeeteenened in 1797, - • . . nit tiles *tete they *re wanted, led where they din briug thett e•rvi ill:, Parcier, u•l4 sole Cobducter, ' Ittil- - - ••• _'• 4 ." t • • 517 7, • CHI •'. rebick prclogi 14 Wqopkteo 44*i dout4 gilder itayisiodi .et . value. s • L , pE:PgcreULGY ay:ounit the 1 übite 2ney Gentlemen may also be asecaeastoduted tritligfenirsik :Cale.' t i m B„ k 4 if a n i ten ,,L_ ~. . . . • . , .:,.,i- i ! ,-,,,.. , • , , --'' . .77 - ; _.,. .. .., r n .i. . . ..., Theta stateaf things like that herespnken of, does ndw exa so, on. mew Selloig : letters and S n &ars in the grefitest ' tract. saving from, 40.1 is 11l peyareut. . :..:An 1 ..... -:. • ThreeSuits s of Clothes per 3 ear, gest tpiellty Je.til tro . : pier** alialkv-. 1 - 1 3orusg Inverted w. coma or Parma i• sj,afp•rs.'ta tneir Fiume FOR.TUN 4.1: OPLPIZES, j a sit in this country, it notorious to all the world. But while var.)** • - . '37 t 0 tN JILL, 11. tiOLBORN, :18. HAYAIAIt- Fred Suits ditto - - - _l4 0 o. t , , GdwidalPe , OW id J O: , aa •Vo l ea or twelve 'llle ret b ee* ut the we ate all acquainted with the feet, and while many of No. • . ..... ,_. - Five Suits ditto - - KhT, add :SY, .4 r ALAN I). e ,•-• 'l9 . ltrA * • Were:of Commie wereappoinred to inquire i n to the cause is. are most sensibly feeling the [Siete, scarcely a man amongst For to . 1..• iesm roars they have been En ;tree n's Six Suits ditto - - •' . -'''' 9 9 .of ,IflOthipli Brice of gold Beitios, that is, field mot mimed; AZCATIINT los e.ouatrzs,aad in the ' lwo Last Years ONLY. WWI *eyes) , other Article phiportimiably . low. ~' . , - 1:. ~_ .-- .- -.. .- _.._ es takes the trouble to inquire into the anus : yet, unless the A Snit of Clothes at Six tfour's N o ike. ' mej...eteette : into cooeideeorion the esate of i. 3 e eireuhmlil ''''' Came bear cettained, how are we to apply, dr to jedge of, a titi Shareil alit 6 old 6 Prise, of - `1.0,110) 5 Prizes of ,C 3,000 and 5e).0,)04 m - '' .'"' P0P05.0 . : . -qpiney, of gay coutsiry ! This Committee have huide melody f , ' We see the country abounding with paper - money g sown° AUA SSA 1‘ .V 11.., fur the 0 KONV . I . Itt . '' . 4* it'ltioarq4; they call ft; hut. iris a' great • hook that they s .... ,ew t ) .01 4;1 0 /J0 Tun Firstwe ewe every =WI hand full of it ; we freqnetely :alk of It ad Bo.7,UOlNizeol,i),)Tickets The Last pr nVI . a 10a 'have written. end 'have hurl .1 t•ii • 'l. k much 1 rger a .strange thing, and a great eta ; huti never do we inquire 1,,d.,1 .. 1•19 Ditto. Atli ONLY .._•• Prize ever Sold or Shared . limit Inveutiou ever known for increasing chi* GROW fir of ' than the esthete of the New Testafrient.. Of this. Report I m- 1 imo • the cause of it. • i ii ides 3,618, the Gran) Priats of 1 0 10t1 Tickets, or £24,733; (MAR, twee on BALI) i %ACES-nourishing and preserving it tend to enter boo an r.laininiti.put nod, as you have recently Thete are tbs , of ydu; whit cannot rearniber the little, *hen Aad int se 1.4.4 Lottery :done Tea capitals, fr .m Ifif....:cy to Mato e (Jul t Age, renderbw the flair beiodi• [ felt, mid are still feeling, some of the effects of PeperAloney, them was scarce! • y ever area a brink-Dote mining Tradesmen The otlo rat le toe he drawn'this Year, will be /9th fully sort, and producing :in in es:iambic Altus on the• Tieioes. It think it arty Got b '• e amiss, if, (moo this occa,ion, I address oreeteliit ate o N ft. Plan . baying Five erizes of X9.1,111,*. , Its s irtues are pce4efilineid fur improving. purif% lag, uud beau- v . and Farmers. I Can remember , when this *at the case; and. eid, .hikko Numh..r.o. me too f Three Blanks to a Prize. tifying the tlfor or Ladies and Getitlemea, and (Nil drei%--Pithi f pays 1. to yoe. I have introdused in) self 10 you without any when the &met, in my country hardly ever Saw a back -note, • _..._...._ ~ ._.tl - !_• I'D be OtAwd in IMF DAY. the 194 of ise‘i Moinh, Fitli!.llOLD SPORTUJI; PA ft‘l3 ‘ ..ooBl6T. TO,BE SOLD BY-AUCTION. At the King's Head. Wettmosit•i, nit TIkURSTIAY. the 19th day or September. 1$1(), beta e a Op floury of Twelve and Three (unless previously disposed of by Tender, no or before Co. hit day of the s:tme Mouth. of which Notice will be xe%rn), is such Lots as will he set forth at the Thor of Sale, an I subject to uch Conditions as will be produced, ot.itei•ry desirable and improvable Free. Form. collect W EST BURTON ; cmaprising a Barn. Stable, and Cart-liouse and One Aundrect and Ten Acres ( are or less) of ,arab le and Pasture Land, widths a ltaH. Ferice. And nisi) tha• deWroble and improvable Freehold Fitrns, called EA' 4 'l' lii. rov ; comprising ;; Farw-lioust, Stable,. Barn, and Out-bome•-, and about Fdly 'Aeres istalutt 'Men sure) of. Arabi:. Meado oral Promote Ott foriy-tWo:of which are Arable and Meadow, jog isrtlte oattival Yields said Meile•OWS of East liertott gorodald rased, the , nresailitid - o ; Acres, eoinistio4 of of W g mettitotalpi atiturcp,.;,re isscloted• The Premises are situated; .jsesorpidelltlyibbf f"rnielleo" loiter / itt the Pont) as/At :yew bargh aamit tJtetvol asil, , s from %bey mouth, eine _grin porclapmer, ;IA ronTli W.wejutis (all rod Market Tow a aid futtr from•the.Semc...l The l'.onnotor belonging to V . uu is very evassutive ? utlik would he very valuable if fort ' The situation is nett adapted and I larly for a Sportsman, tbe . ) 4stutes *bound with thane, bZior surrounded by tile Matson afT,nontas Weld. Eql.- Aicliard Erie Dias Grosvenor, Esq. hUises 'Fr oaptisi Eso. Dr. Beane, and aow in the occupation of Farmer Mt:hefts, Whose term es piresal Alkhaelmas, 1811. Further Particulars may -be knouts, and Tenders received, I Prieg (if by latter, PoSt- roar )) to the Rev. George ito rice, at Gieat Cadird, pear Witnbotwo, Dorwt ; or, Itr. Derived. l'eushurgh House, eenr,Shaftistinr parse. N. H. The Lamt-.Tax fn redremed,.uad the Premisei way be, view ell by 401 , e.g to the Tenant. . - . -: .-- J ? Is. Oft SPItINE: P/IYSIC.--A Si • tetwr of the MOW. ait; V ENE,L'S •• ANTE. "IIUTIC VE GETABLE PILLS use the .t alterntke and porifier of Ere IffnOd. nut requiring nay colitioesuent, or restraint in Diet. This hledicitre dissolves in the Stmilarli, I,lenolii with the ft)fid' ,arid iTuillaitY Pervides the circulating fluids, em reeling, in Ito paonge every deviation from u state oth-ttltli: in shirr', Oak it the lot-sliught• f o r Vegetable tipecine.nr safe but active rab4itute for that fashionable mineral, Iviercury, which server .00.1 oat disease without generating a worse t when all other bleiliciont Lave hAikd, t ne,ulterative Pills nta be felted no Is spefilinfor t;ic S curvy , Scorbutic Ertiptious,the i)ress of Met• city, and every °thee: Disease arising frdos vitiated Blood. Prepared and signed by Yeuel Ind Co. WI told at Bacon'', bu, Oxford-Ames, nyptaile .Ilatul-street 1 Tule?faYlki Xi change; Glidin' , 4 4 , CornblII; Piteous; 156. • set-street 1 and iticinirds,,liki s &rani. Pr ice.4s..titt per. b" . • '• ' • ' • p PELESS'ED with a CattsCiuuSttess that their awriwlion from the general plan has been hiehir tiestelititil to •tberl• Ind improved in rbt•u• professional. ?, nertutremernoll; the maturity of near ~ year" experience, hlessrs. LIU ItRI tv,rl Co. contintie, with unabated ardente, the ertultta I 1011 of I itihic Disorders which ore the Cl/11•Niselice of illicit Indulgence,. nr tbe de,tructive Itahits of the incoturderdte Schat&litly • In persfert- . lag the cure of these romplaluts,ibey hold out op Induct:meat to vice, hut, tiensible as all men must be unite exiAetlre or Midi Cl' Lmtiiiir ' they infer theirausistance as vegolarly entreated liur gr..tui of (imolai:, and of the.tioyal Caber e.of l'atiethurgh. In all rases of Siphylitic infection, and in every complaint of De bility turd I/elicit:wy. whetherWcising front the iuttieueitbailf 0 certain destructive mad., Ling retaileuce In waria el imatti,frop., loving, 1W any other cause producing it tirlicieticy of nutidNill; 1 City'. tire patient usay rely nun speedy restoration to ttlisienno health. Their improved plan °fencing Strictures of the liiethra 11 is M ; en nt!ende.t with pl•euliar surer's. Strictures ni ten and twenty years duration have. yielded to their I/element in the* 'hart period tittliree weeks. Several Nobletued mid lieldlinnten of the first respectability, who hst‘t laboured owlet' this pninliik mid diorresing disease, Moving received a radired mid lwrinattent vete. particularly. request that referencesauty lie sonar to qfpfir. a- ..ittsfactory et earners of the decided soveriority of Meow. Currie:out rm.'s plan of treatment.' Illdn's of these ll'iettileinese bat Seen *rider the care of Nitra. Hosiete,,lleav aide, isuil oilier Sur:eotis of equal tanneries., *hoatte Idol their cur!' y,,11 repplirritiott of the [soar Caustic wit aPlaAllasecv,, ' , .r* , . : Cu: rim itii,l Ca. Orly Ise colonised by pa lent* tifetrher * X wil der LK girdle-1M crery lnil homier, at their ttyst i :N4). it.l;,* MM., garden.— Patients iit the country, stating tse varticulath itivin Case, inclottnica remittance for advice and oteaiestres, * berg' tyre satec . siveit or >cttt ht any part of the Uuitcd XII i '‘' oi'-• - tic Igo, Harriet -gardou. tai' y' , ; wav 7. • .sivi I`4 h." ••- re4o.. . _ s• r .. . P.r> • ,4411 A iii t 56 4,Sve. _. I I