The Statesman. — London, England, 1810-06-12 00:00:00

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SIIV.MOKILOW EVENING will be acted a ii COMM v, called SPEED 4 1' II E PLOUG Sir Abel Mods, Mr. MUND7".N ; Bob Handy, Mr. 'JON Eti ; Henry, %lr. BRUNTON ; nod Farmer Ashfield, Mr. rNIERY Mis 4 Woodford, Mrs. GIBBS. la the course Of theevening, the ftillowitix Songs (by par lieu! tr depire):—• Black Ey'd Susan:. by Mr. IN Ct EDON; a new Cootie Sone (fir the second ntut too time this Season). 'called '.?Nutria='' A-la-mode or, John Bull% Trip to Paris,' by Mr. F.ll hit ; at:untie Sing, ceded • 'Mowing the Hat chet; or; how to tell a toagit Start,' by Mr. MU !CHEN— Tiro time. a 'tett-Irish Sang (composed by Mr. Whitaker), liii. w EBB; And for the first time, and fur that ni.tht d illy; a ilex Contic &tag, eat'ed •Jnek's Alive; or, The An w hibinto Vorkshireman,' written and to be sung by Mr. EMIII:Y. • To is hich it ill be added. the Musical Entert•tinment of, 211 E ESQAPES ;- or, 'ruc 'WAXER CAttitttt. Ticket , to he had of Mr. Emery, No. WI. Hatton-pirdior place, of Mr. lirandoss, at the Ne Box Oce Pinee'r, • place, H In-street; V, here places fort he may s Boxes may , be r takes. LONI/t/N SOCIETY FOR - PRI/Mt/TING CIIILISTI . AN rry . AMONGST TUE JEWS. rpo-sioititow, the 13th of , June TWO _IL SERMONS will be Preached, for the Rentfit of the above lobtitotion. ' . That lo the hlorninglit the Parish Church of•Ss aL itotvrence Jewry, K iag,:treei. Cheapsidr. b i . the• Rev. JTIIONI A S Si:OlT, M.A. Rector, of Akita Sandford; and , that in the Evcnio„,•• at the JeWs l Cliiipel. Chnrcb-sheet, - Spintltields, by the Rev. HEN HMI/RAVER, I).*D: lAe of Si. Ed .tonatfs-liall.. ()%fiitd;..wketi beMilltblaewli will be baPliseti at • boils place.. .. And on TtlUiliSlM# the 14th of June, the Anniversary I/istuer of the Friend:: of the Institution *ill be held ut the • City of London l'averh, • lii.lionsgotestreri. • VICE PRE4I,I)ENT,s 4 .. Rt. Ilan. kart, CEssiford :pal b 1 m. Wilberforce. Esq.M.P. . Lind-ay • • • It. li.ol. Tad of Egremont John Louis Gidttausd, Esq. Rt. li o n . Lord Colsborpe• Matthew Wood, Esq. & Ald. . I STEWARI)S. ' jtt. lion. Earl Crass find and Wtiliaiu Ibirilie, Esq, , • Lindsay Eilwasi tangles, E sq Right lion. Lord Ennlley J &Opel Harmer, t :MI. Joan Louis G.11:10111CI, Eql. John Thorns,. Lig, • Reajamiu Shaste, Esq. • Willinso S:redoler. P.sq. Callow; Ogle - George:ll+olllas King, Esq. John Ravforil, Esq. John 1.1% ion, Esq. Thunsio Cliatterisi I..sq. Weill - an Uoe.tio. Esq. . Alatibrw Ra . 3(l, 1 , ..:q. • Richard Tlltilet4 Emig. Samuel-a:peg, 1i...q. . Williaut Barn, Esq. • ' • pewit I)sa, Esq. -. Tickets 12.:. to he had of t ' London Tavern ;at the .levott• . t iltield:.4 ;4 Air. lox's, 27,-1:1 IL Psill.Malt. IWe ifiewartl, at the at• of ; Marl, Chard Hamel, lipip glp.trre:; °rat Mr. prow,:, . •• . - tiVIIFQLK AND NOftFol.li.. WANT Dto porchaw, is eithe r SUFFOLK v V -or NOV tOL'lis a T"ltliEttol.l/' FS r A Tr, of fie Value Or FIFTY Or SIXTY VIIOUSA N !NPOLI\ ps, to coOlt* fir a Nlnavien-housv, Pleaiire- Gram*, , Nlatir2.4, a,Nd aallocel Lands. . , , Aoltratuals, riiher personal or by Ifitei (perpliil). tor 3. r. tinley, El. No. 12, Ijothotn• calf, Grafi ikly Lab= : dom. 1,111 receive immediate Attention. • 1 , ,-TO .WURNEYIILN TAII.OIVt. • . - • ' •i WA NT I. I) ' immediately FO IV!' Y - 1401. • enoll Workmmi bony mrettuilli ctll44*PillY , ad liberal.lifllow.nt Nle , .r.. William S'oaqi 8414 et blpsis. Biskses, Camlieklee. . , ~. . LATE FIRE, AT 1.11, PLEET-ATREET. !7•1 IHALE, BOOT.MAKEIt, begs to inform W•,bis Friends and the that he has resumed Busi• et'', at hi' house ns above ; w here his con tsont endenvonrs shall tie exerted to produce such Arad& as, in point of elegance and . toilit‘, cannot tail to instire to him a renewal of flora. distie. ;unshed marks of Approbation and Encouragement which he feels proud to acknowledge, and for which In. otter: hit hest thanks. He ccoreives liiirrielf bound In indemnify thrice Uen tlemen whose Boots and inters were unfprtimattly.destroyed or tot. although the Ha tttsit riR r. rlc c have behaved to Min in such a way as to render Proceedings at UAW necessary fur the reroc.ry of hi' prNiertc, G anti. EA wr II EN IfV. AUK. IL/ A very consider:Lid Assortment of t:ic above Articles. na.l in particular n 'moiety a 01,1 %. ER, DESERT, and TEA SERVICES, on 8 ile at J. MIST. Warehouse, S 2, Flect•strect, I d nolnn, Articles of S A FFORDSII IRE WARE kept ready pocked for the convenience of Families. CRATES. containing every Requisite of Earthenware. Gloss, die. for the ose, awl recommeitilej the notice t•f 0111- c'r in the Novy, at 71. 17s. M. each, package included. n '4 AiTINGS AND TUNBRIDGE -Whll.f, NEW MAIL; COACH, from the BELL; S VAGE IN,I.AJ DG AT E.-1111A., every Evening, to the ANCHOR INN; HASTINGS, through River:toad, Sevettoaks Wad- Tieeltursl, Fliinwell, Silver-11111, Rotiertsbrid;,e. and Dia% Takes Parcels for Bexhill, Ifawklirst, Winchel•ica, Rye, Eastbourne, and ti.e adjacent Country. By EDWARD PROCKTF.R. and CO. N.B. A NEW. PlliT (DAY) COACII, called the ROYAL GEORGE, to EXETER",and PINMOUTII, ttirough Salisbury, W . incanton, Slorrbortie, Yeovil. Chard, Axminster, and Ilaniton. wid commence at Eight o'Clock in the Morning on MON Alf.•lBth of JUNE. Not utt ountal.le for arty Package containing Cash, Plate, • Jewels, Bank Notes. Writinp, Ac. (hii ever ,will in Va lue); or any othet Parcel, or Pas,eagers Luggage, if oredvarigel. altovc FIVE POUNDS Valte v uille-g entered sie such, tied paid for accordingly at the Time Of Delivery. Nut accountable for China, Glass, kr..V. or their Con lend,, on any Terms whatever.; our any Parcel directed to be loft till called for. AV ATOMS. • ROSS and PECK HAM, of Bedford-street, Corent-•arden , (earner of Ma i d en-lane ) REAL ATCH M A"N UFA CT URER S., respectfully inform their i t' 'Friends and the Public, that they have read y . f general I Id•tpia tion an EXCELICENT ASSORTMENT of Dopler, .o,lm:bed, H. risninal„ and Vertical CY A icifE,s, in I ;old, I Silver. and Metal Ca-es, t•igethec vs ith an assortment of LADIES' WATCHES in great variety, Engine-turned and 'lain, with or without (hdd Dials, &c. all of which are. Itarranted to be of superior wocktuanshiN and to perform R. and P. are induced, from particular eircuantatres, to supply the public with pitch goods at the usual NVHOLE SALE PRICES ; they have ding been in the habit of sup ;Plying RETAIL, HOUSI:S with their productims, but have 'frequently seen with concern, that common Watches, in 'showy ornamented caws, have often been mingled with them and disposed of as voluahle, to the*greof disappointment mid injury of the unwary ' and It is with a proper consciousness 'of the impropriety a ril di,lionesly of such practices that R. and P. pledge th.mi,elyes to secure , by r ectitude of con duct, the Noire appinhation of those who ma y favour them with 'commands. They vemure to add the, assurance, that every lessible care sholl .be taken to merit that confidence which airy anviously and confidently 'mire tort joy. Every article they sell is made by themselves, and 'under their iihmetliate . inspecti 111 l • aid althougis their terms will be found considerably lower ( by 30 per cent.) thsiu toes sual prices, )et they stake their credit toot it ;Mill he also found that theirWAtches, is sotm!nrSit ofconstruilism, and uniformity of movement shaildnot be excelisd. Upuo these conditions, Gentlemen, Ladies, Merchants; Captains, &C. umyy be supplied as ah.wP, eirt4e.• with W.oches Or lit quantity, for Mouey to• Bills, the dandif fer, ore_ itichmtge of good Rills will be given Cash, 04 Watches taken in eicfiange. Lo)rnok, itEsbetk, itnrE A, 1810. • ORPHAN GIRLS. THE attention of .the Humane was lately soli. cited by Advertisement to the Distressing Situation of as Afflicted AV I DOW, left with FOUR SMALL CHIL DREN, herself then lying on Cie Brd of Sickness, worn out by sorrow an•l attendance on her late }hatband (Dave an Offi cer in the Army). ,THE UNFORTUNATE WOMAN IS SINCE 1)I And it will be found, on enquiry, that Complicated Misery ever tolled more forcibly on the hearts of the Benevolent, than iu the case of these pour Orphans, who, having Lost. BOTH 'Cif Flit PARENTS, within tke last Three Weeks, are left entirely destitute—their helpless Ages rendering them Incapable of 1111 V exertion in their own behalf, the eldest belly; only Eleven Years, stud the 3oungest Two Months old The attendant e pences precluding the possibility dant* the Particulars of their Claims to Compassion iu the limits of an Advertisement, the Contributions of the Benevolent are earnestly intreateil for these Children of Misfortune. The following Bankers 'have kindly undertaken to re ceive el; im the smallest donation ::ofd such references are left at their respective houses, as, it is hop, d, will prove.pegfactly satistictory : Messrs. ll:tmmersl.•y nest Co. P3ll-Mall • Hdare and Co. Fleet.street ; -- Down, Thornton, and Free, Bartholomeesslasse; Py bus and Co. Bond street. GUTTER-LAN ell PSID E. A Genteel and Modern Assortment of new nousEnot.p FURNITURE, Eight Capital Sets of Mahogany Parlour Chairs, variously covered, and plated Nlnuldins, viz hnod ,ionue ; Mahogany and ether Four-past Bedsteads, with tine Chintz a Profusion of small line Cabinet Arti eles.about Sixty Brasselstind Kidderminster Carpets, some very elegaia Cut-glass in Chandeliers, Candlehurnets, &e. tine China, &.c. the property of A RCII 111 A LI) SM ITII, Cabinet-maker, deceased, by order oft he 1.. icectiours. 'TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By htr. NORTON, On the Premises. No. 17, Gutter-lane, Cheapside, TO NI O RAO W, the kith In t. at Twelvit o'Clock, ALL the truly elegant I..;FFE(;TS, cunquiSing seven hasul,ome Sets of Japanned Drawing-ro•ori Chairs, seseral Sets of I)rawitig-ro:mt Window Ciniains,• Bed,. ttttt n ditto. handsome Four-post Bedsteads made in the first st le of elegance, fiat Goose. Ceatiwr !leis, Bolsters mid Pillows. 11,111. and Teat Bedsteads with i.uitable . Beddieg, large 'Marseilles ()Jilt, seal COI il)11 Coutiterpaaes, large W it ney Illatikets.j airtime.' Bed-room Chairs, :y Pedestal Side- Infant eight feet long, loag Celoret ditto, a Set of Monopoly Pedestal Card and Pembroke 'fairies, L __Am.:Joints d o uble m,:d single Comm •de Drawers, capital IVardrobes awl Secretaries, CAM, Pembroke, Sofa, and Coo Tahl..s, Lady'. Work omit Dressing ditto. large Pier 'ilasses :Lod M irrors. and tlae Prints in rid! gilt Frames. title rt•_i :titi Coffee Equipages, tw., handsome Clii!iiney Classes, fir. fie.•- N. IL A capital Cart mid florae to be Sold. Catalogues to be had on rite Premises, and of the Auctioneer, Priuters'-stiret, Bl;tekfif.rs. Valuable Cupyhold Eainte. Epping Wren. tirrlionotatead. Herb, TO BE SOLU.IIIC AUCTION. • By Mr. NEED IAI At the Mllin, Mart, appoJite the Bank, On vr F.1)1 ES OA Y. the 9.5.11 of J to.e. at "I'vt AvaLvA OLE COPYI101,1) Eil'ATE,ctoti priviug a 1 11011 Family Owellid%-hoow, with attached and dot:tenet' Olice!..; capital (lardch, Linn, Orchard, and Plett,utv-,round, with three Inclo-ore, of Meadow =Laud t. lef v he whi4r, including a piece of Freehold, cuntai.a.about, Aries. Tbe'EWnte may be viewed, and farther Particulars ha& et T. Nielinkon i F.q. ilrrtfartl t isto &AM% /A M& lour, of tlte.ihttetto.wer, 1.3, • allp444111114) Rout BY PSIIMNIHON OF TIM c 0.4.11,4241,401. IN . -.1 Thi s Da. irris inibliihrd, in one lime Voluinelr0..111111;• 1/lAect Pith w 5 INAtryl. 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The FAMILY PHYSICIAN, and a preseat for the Latties, &c. By*DR. PARKINS, of Grantham. London: printed for Crosby and Co. Stationer's-court, Patenotster-raw ; nod finid by all 11..• RI CH A RDSON IMPROVE!) SYSTEM OF SIIOR'r HAND. This Day ae: pahlbited. the 4tii edition, pries Se. boards, A NEW SYSCEM OF SHORT HAND, /11 by which more may he written in one Hour than in one H o ar u nd a Half by any other System. which demon• qui l ted by a fair Comparinm ; also a Method to determine the Learner before itebegias;nhether Its can follow abpesker Of Wt. 1 " • SA MU liL RICHARDSON, Late Teacner at Liverpool, cliester, Ste. I nodna: prinifd for. IS Crubbi and Cu. Statunteres.court, erooster-coal. Where May be halls • - CROSBY'S COMPLETE CAST 'fTEER OF ENO• LAMP. AN I) %VALIS; o r. -The TakirsLLlM din S Gull) ofid COXYAPION, He piletten Hiato. ~xtcB a#~: ILINKES'S RESOLUTIONa. ... the followlbj ic a' Copy et the Resolutions . of the Rouse of Commons, pa the Third Report • from thC COmutittee On Public Ex peatlitOrtrl•-• . , limb. 31° die Meg; 1i316. • 1. Resolved, That the utmost adeutiou to egolonty..is all. the branches of public ex penlihket which, .is coosildeat with the interests of the public. service; is at all hates n great sod important duty... . • . . 2. Resolved, That fiir this pnrorrie. In additioif to the use , ii fel and effective measures already . th ken by' Parllameht; foe. the abolition and regulation of vamps sinecure office's', and tares execated by depitty, it is espedient. after peovidint. other and sufficieut means_ fo s s. ennhlitig bis htolestv‘luly ps tr. compence thefaithfal discharge of high sad eflectibe.ciull BS en to abolish all after. Or hith have iivenite.withraisesajsioy. went, and to regulate all ,Ofhees *bleb have revei4e.es• tremely disproportionate to cusp meat; exieripilht uhli • such as are . connected with tlf pc anal liervice of b Ma• I Aesty; or of ids Royal Filthily ;,r Revd helot bad to ,tho ei t th i l t g e i sit r i t tt l t ea l l i tn al t )Y it 9 .it c ap t i-t e e; il°r tO l i t ti: gl?(L ces o -.Melt; 0. ' ve duties are e n ti t irely 4 r ei g i zti ipalli dia qged by dtv, to the salary elm calved for eics; ties the badness o me Officeki re Alir bat. had to any increase which May f4;stiear neceslary:Oo ac• coasit of udditlinud respotoi hints i d ent security be. _lug taken for doe performance of t e. Midi-44 if trust connected with public money ; irtgardbeiug also bad to the existing interests to such °lice. 4. Rholeed, That it is sixp_edient, a after the expinitron Or any existing isiterest in ens 6ffiCe..wlitch is entitled to theses ,oto of any appointment in any of the Courts of Law. to Make provision to ;nevem Mende of such offices, tinier surh rip !mime as may be conducive to the public i nterest. h,detiyi t rioting a part of the einuluments'of such offices inwards ek• fraying she salariesof ihe Jadges (winker 61See' rs cm theina blishment of such courts, or towards he hehulit aid . dignity of She offices its which suca right of sale Is Miss vested. 5.. WSW veil, That a Select Comtninde beappiinted toe*: eider what sakes in the United Kingthint, and in the foreici dominions of his Majesty, came within the puede* qf the St ead, third, :sod foods of the said Resolutioull t gad that. they de repots their opinion thereupon to this Hotee. . • 6. Resolved. That for the purpose of briiiging tinder the immediate usmize of Parliamelit, all increase or dsmiuutioo id the salaries, emoluments, and expences incurred for Oficial services in all public offices, an account, shewhigth,e Increase or diminution which may have taken place during the piece. ding. year -in the souse, shall he laid' before thii Home oft or . Whore the 23tls dity of March in enels.year, if Parlielneat should he then sitting, or within forty days of the commence nent of every session of Parliament ; distinguishii in such Recount any increase or diminution in the number and intim* of. Sispentuouatlems belonging to such offices, sand distinguish ing alimony compensation for (aces abolished, or special al lowatice or resnuneratiotrgranied.to any person in such official fur good serving,, charg ed upon the inrideots or other firth of the saute, front any increase or d tulitotilln in the permanent establistimeut of .urn offices; :fad specifyieg, in case of super animation, compensatioa, or special allowance, the mestere of the parties, the length of those services and the grimed, upoo which the same has beeli grunted, a nd the propottiod whirl. such superatuntation bears to the salary which Mid ht. ' bulged to the person to whom the same has been allovted i. Resoked, That it is expedient that allowasies; in the nature of superainivations,lu persons who have been emplos - ed in the civil departments of the navy, ordnauce, or army 4 should nu itiukcr be included in the geoeraleetimateti for those . services; but that they should be annually presented to list. Hansen', is estimates, separate and distinct from ma general 1 estimate:4;lnd be separately voted by this House. H. lionised, That all pension, add allowances in the nature . or stoperionmatitios or compensations, hi re:-.ter to be grunted to any persons employe.: in any of Ike pub lic iihlces, oe hold ingitny civil employments in any other Watch of the public torvice, tinntirt ma be comprised within the skinflint of pas" sinus grimed; or pgralaahle eat ofalie Cffil List, tout shall be provided lasi be follow in e g immuer : _, . . 1. In those officrs w here the establishment of the once is paid out of u fund created by the fees received in such bilk or out of the revenues collected under the management i.f ills sante, :ill such allowancei in the nature it tinpeeartabotibit, and all such coos pe mations aod special allowances or iemarieri• tions as aforesaid, should be charged, in the first instauce, uPort such fond or foods : tad in cascoof such fund or funds tieing found den, lent for the payment of the establishments steal above-mentioned charges, such deOrietky shall, in the Offices of the Secretary of State, the Treasuly, and the Privt COun cil, be defrayed out of the Civil List I and Mail Other depart ments, shall he presented to this fluase animalll, when suck deli:nary shall occur, by way of estimate, and shall upod men estimate be voted by Ibis - House. .... g it. Where there is uniuch fund or funds, the whole of Math superanimations and other allowances as aforesaid, except is such departineuts av are charged and chargeable wholly u the Civil List, shall be presented minually tit Prirliat&aif by way of estimate, and stiall upon such estimate be toted 'by this House. - , . 111. The regoliitions contained in the Treasury Minute; dated loth August, latn, reverting Orticerrrof the Gotham', f and the rules cif the Board of Citstoms titer upon (1 1 11 in 3,1 Rep. Comm. on Fatale Ex pcnilltdre,' .171.) s ul be app li ed to all cases, in which pensions am allowancqs in the want,: of superannuat mils or conga:wait ions are granted io other office*, of whatever discriptiau t. And farther), itit•eX peiliNit that na inhere having served less than 35 yeamsteciefid iie entitled to more than oae half of his former emohiments. It is also expedient,.t hat no such iletbilla or :11141w/face stupid either be granted in any °dice, or presented ay wary of eta mate to this House, until it shall have been aiMmitted to the Commissiniwrs of his Majesty's Tteaviiry, and altar/wed by them; whose ditty it a 111 he; to take into their consideration, the circumstances and fortune of each individual applviqg to be placed upon the supermuniatioa fund ; that the public mo sey may in no ca-e be paid for duty not perforined; except where the paeans of the officer retiring are inailegtrate to maintain him according to his station in life. 9. Resilved, Thai It is expiatieut that the total embuni produced by the sale of Old Naval Stores , should be paid ' over 10 the Treasurer of the Navy, and be credited by hint in his account with the I'wblic, and he applied to the or dinary services of the Navy; and an account tnetrof aatmally laid before this Mouse, together with the Navy Estimate/2' Id. Resolved, That It is expedient that all Naval Pen4ons and Allowances, new existing, or hereafter to be granted by the Admiralty, under the autitority of any_Order au Council or otherwise, should not be assigued upon the uriiiiiivided foe do w l Old Stares, bat should be produced to raiiiament by way of I d trent Superaii -1 p ei:y t h is tiiita house ; te i lnd u d p i i si t il s i ti gu ch iih e i t i t 4c at i i n at si e lc h h,ea e v s o intit ted ie ta a l •fituattous G ranted w ulna. t lie preceding year, from lime O k i! had been included in any farmer estimates; and that sack pen. !AMU arm Allownstaes ae ism at present charged swim ettemaid fund of Old .Stores, shall remain chargeable upon the saint, till some other provbion shall be Made by Parlianreat 1 . 01- ibe payment thereof. 11. Resolved, That the Pensions granted to Fersosa who have served the Crown ite Foreign Courts, having greatly ,in creased in nuinher sold aimouia since the Act of the '22d year of his present alajefkx , rb. as Although lba fame bas in part arisen from the site of littrope, it is erpeilimit to check their f u rther increinse ; mid that the remuneration ,grauted should hear Is due proportion to the service performed, and PO lll . lO Should e so me th ee e d ie tTl i r r pi l ' l r la a t tira r im vie t a t ; o u nlit t i e bil i t t a srli cll person sbotild be appointed to any situation under . she Grown of equal ar greater anaruni, and be subject Loa proportionate abstemect, if the value of such situation shonid be less thad the ankintut of the peasion. __. I'2. Resolved, That a Bill or Will be bunted in', to carry into effect such °flit(' amid Itestilutioos as may require to ha provided fur,by Parliament : 1r .. . Saturday afternoon, abort three-oEl6c'; et t hackiicpcodcliman Was driving 'his teach down ' St. Aaktrew's gill, Blackfriars, he Was tua e tk . e.o w l is r taken ill,' and fell (ruin his box, ivheit one a the " • a heels of his coach went over Isis head ; he, immediately carried to Si. 13artholomevt's Ifospis. tali without any hopes of tccovcry. . . , Schools. •• - It • .! • --.....-, AGRICULTURE RANDRILED A RRANCR OP r . • IiIIUCATNIGN.,, . I . This Day.was publivkd, Price St. •' ~ I Illustrated witis numerous Engraving, i A.GRAMNIAR . OF THE FIRST PRINCI- -, PLES OF AGRICULTURE I intended ass Branch of Education for young Persons ' who are likely to plat their . Lives in itural Occupations, as Country Gentle Men or Prac tical Farmers. Ky.R. W. DICKSON, MA I ) . ' . .. Author of ` Practical Agriculture,' Honorary Member of Ike - Hoard of Agriculture, &(.' &C. 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