The Statesman. — London, England, 1810-01-11 00:00:00

+.. ••• ' 1111,-' ~ . . • e VA; : pr - .! , ~- 91'7 7 g 2 -Aoil No. 1209. ... . THE GENTLEMEN, CLERGY, AND' FREE- IitILBERB OF THE COUNTY OF ESSEX. c g s/Lava l, OTWITUSTANDING the Meeting of Gen widen ased Freeholders, holden ibis day, in the lade a Ftere-t of the County, would met pledge themselves 1) .rt Me, because I refused to attach myself 1 1,-.4 u odismaved in the arduous hut glorious contest opc i l I :VII eut,T.i.id. and am determined to persevere in eupt ta vindicate your Rights of Election against the let . of that compromise w hich has long tarnished the ''r!e..i.etion of thi- Couaty. • •Vt' r • , ides the critii•al situation of the country. Behold the ( .1 ,,4,„,tv aspect of public affairs, and then nsk yourselves ICI:1,1. con , p' pit of our national misfortunes may is. attributed to the ambition of these contending parties, tt hie andln Essex and Malden, what has been so Representation for the last forty Neal'? 1 may, per 0. t he the merit of being the insiiiiment in your hands ''eoldity, the Coalition for the present ; b ut. believe ase, that die i.,i o n is merely temporary• 'Thesnakeis wounded, but destroyed.. b reoMas with you 10 Wiles. VAS isoissenunt serpent, s.ch hosting the vital part the Constitution; fur with- Csßepresentation, s what is it:lmre stone ? Confiding pi Kett and good ense, lam resolved to persevere as as r l have an independent vote ready tee bring forward. nobserve, whilst lam vindicating your independence, I wi wet ,arrifice my own. The Mgr if general, general osihetheexertione I 14 ill be at no expence ; 1 will not 10 „ ve nt, because 1 a ill not sell you;. but 1 will do more, Fur I a ill serve you hoisestly, and prove myself, _ • Gent:emen, your faithful aud hl obedient Servant, ONTA.GU BURGOYNE. Chrlrasfurd, Jan. 8, 1810. D. P. REAL GRAND RECONCILTATION DINNER. lIIHE CORPS DRAMATIQUE meet 'the I FRIENDS n 1.011.0• PRICES. 411 FRIDAY "neat, the 0. P. and P. S. Tavern. iu Ras-ell-court, Covent woke, for the parrot cat drinking Ow health of the Solic it*" in Bistoperi; alto has swayed the sceptre of Britain Flt-TY YEAR:4; and to • Peace ,peedy and general as A A "AO has takei place between the Nlauagers of the New !Wit soli the Public. Tie Dinner at the Crown Anchor was 12s. 6d. that at Bodes ail! amount to Bs. lid. OILY ; a Dottte of good Old Pwt indwird. fired Rea & Regina, and Success to the British Drama. THE INDEPENDENT WHIG. OE INDEPENDENT WIIIG, of Sunday next, Jas. 14. will contain the first Letter from TIMOTHY TRUES.' AN," addressed " TO THE SIMONS OF ENGLAND IN PARLIAMENT RE kiIiNTED.- It %s ill also contain sit interesting and Mi mi production, twitted " POLITICAL F RAG ENTS," and .1 stund and conetitotional Article, under the *,'fllB PRESENT h FATE. OE TILE BRITISH FIRE." In the Whig of nest Sunday will also hers/s -ite Cianmenecnient of a Series of 'Papers forming a of the Aarquis WELLESL EY, tit which as In ' 113 be instituted into the Qsal;ficati , ms of that Per for Instaining the. Character of an English Minister ; sidle Como of which_ an interesting Exposition will be wad bks Conduct timing his Governorship of India. Ordwssoteived at tbe Office, No. IS, Warwick-square, opse-oral, and by all Newsmen in the United Kingdom. :putje HOUSE . WANTF.O. WA: w r y E siP t 0 a w " Z Le: si llg i ß a CHAS i E n , a plca u . Gomel Hume or Cott a ge: with a Hardest, aid from live to deresof Land The House most coattails at least three Avowing* Floor, mud be is every rsalpect nutted for the re-' • of a rrupectnble Family. A pleasant aad airy situa ting; at a cesaitleralalc distance from the high road would be Fur prefer particulars, address to I. W. at the Oise of TILE Sunsuits, Fteet-street. NEW STATE LOTTERY, to be drawn iii aaa Day, 14th Febenart 1810. scHesm. ' 4 ... A'20,000 4 is . . 1,0)0 U .. 500 49 a• • 50 •••.• OW . 74,900 1;71 - 17) Prises. .•• :- ? \I : it . .. £400,01X) This Lottery . is upon the tile Plan as the last ; it con - Isis eddy of 5.000 Numbers (from Ito 5,090 iiielusive) ' • but there are Four Tiekeo of each Num b er, is hied will be several 4 entitled to whatever. Pfiht• is drawn against such Number ; far intattre if No. 1 shoold be drawn a Prize of 20,0001. far Tic kets of that Number will each be entitled to the 4111,1XD analog, in the whole, £BO,OOO. . 3:, ._ L ailtarat will be entitled to their Praportions. _MOM assi Skarossure oil Sale at all the Oakes. ------ TBISH,:who sold in the LAST Lottery tho • fallnwilig Capital Prize* in Shares :- 29818 A.... £-'O,Oll 2,618 D E 20,000 4,01)9 I). 3,000 383 II • IMO SJO A l,OOO 830 ....E 1,003 _ 5411 - D . 600_4,855 . ....0 5OO harass his Friends and the Public is general, to lose no Goss if they vish to purchase TICKETS or SHARES in Ike NEW LoTTEt Y, as the Drawing nattlas and Ti fton nn the 14th of N ExT moNTii. Tile Scheme con tains 5,000 Noidicn, and 5,000 Prizes, among which are •4 et. .... ,Vit),(VO 12 • ..of £l,o oo I 4 . . 5,000 (10 &c. &c. &c. Tickets MMI Shares are selling at both of 1115111 old ests hli,hed Mrs, where Persons in the Country may be NAP plied with Tickets or Shares by sending their Orders (post sr Carriage paid) accompanied is ith goad Bills, Bank Notes, sr Cash, to No. 4, CORNHILL, or 9, CHARING-CROSS. • 6,633, the last £30,00J, was drawn on the 14th Febraary, 11107, and sold by BISH. . _ THE OLDEST LOTTERY OFFICE IN ENGLAND. WILLIAM CARTER, Stock Broker, 8, Charing-ivoss, London, Licensed by Alosety of ! Government, to deal in Lottery Ticket s , recammands to his Friends and the Public the present LouPty, containing 40 Ca- Pind Prins — to be drawn in One Day, viz. 14th of nest Fe- WWI. 4 of £20,000. 4 12 Juis 1,100, • 1:1 Poems in the Country may he supplied the same 05 if pre- Zilasie by sealing their Orders (Post paid), accompanied with .... Sank-Notes, ot 1 3 ?_st O ffi ce orders. " 111 ry conlalim4ooo Prizes, and only Er - 4300 Numbers. RICHARDSON, GOODLUCR, & Co. joint Contractors for the late Elate Lottery, return their samcgrateful acknowledgments to she Public, for the high wievoragemea they gave to the New Plan, for Drawing the Lottery is One Day, and to assure them, that it has fully an leleered the expectations of Government, by doing away the atteadatit oa Lotteries, that have been so much com erof. They beg leave to recommend the New State y L which is oat he same principle, aid will be draws IP VW uar. 1401 FICIIRU A II Y next. Oily 5;0011 Numbers. Poor Tickets of each Number. SCHEMS. ' 4 .... Prizes of ...410,030 4 .... Prizes of ....C.5,000 13 II die. &e. ace. Tirken and Shares are now oo Sale at time old Comer of Bank boildinip. sad &beim the Kiiio It:, thareng-Creas, by RICHARDSON, WODLIIM, ft Co. b EVERY ENGLISHMAN'S ROOK. 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The Premises form a handsome elevation, delight. fully situate to command interesting views of great extent and beauty, being on Ongar-hill, within two miles of Cheri. soy and Weybridge, three of St. Ann's-hill, ten of Windsor, ' and about t Waite-two of London; are io window repair, well supplied wink. read water and laelisde - act Entrance Halt, spacious Drawing and Dining -rowel, Breakfast Par lour, Library, Gentleman' Room, numer o u s p r i ne ip a l Cham bers, Servant's Sleeping-rooms, requisite and well engineered Domestic Arrangements a capital six-stall Stable ,. two three stall Stables, Coach-ho uses, Ice-hones, Breishhouse, Plea• sure-grounds, tastefully disposed and ornamented with Ina. Lured charming Grove, Plantation of rare Shrabs, Fishponds, spacious walled Gard en , an d a b out 43 Acres of adjoininj; L aud. This desirable property is held on lease' for about years. at a moderate Vent. Time of Sale will be mentioned la this and other Papers, and descriptive Particulars delivered in due Hine, at the principal Inns, at Chertsey, Werlividge, Windsor, Staines, , Twickenham. Richmond, -end kinsren I at Garraway's ; ,• and of Mr. Burton, 62, Candid!. To Hop Factors Merchants, a conut .and Others.—Capital co 'dions and suestantial Warehouses, capable of containing 9000 Bags and Pockets of Hops.—By Mr. BURTON, at Carrannv's I'D-MORROW ta Twelve o'clock, by di rection of t he Pruprietors, THREE spacious and very superior recently. erected. brick-built WAR EHOUS HS, of lar g e dimes sinesi each containiug propo e doors, of admirabl e : tion, several of which are abnu ltp feet in length, l o f t y, per feetly dry, thoroughly . se4oned, well timbered, and calve toted to carry any we ight, in a valuable and traly advanta• I genus situation, being on St. Margaret's-hill, Borough, call- Oil KENTISH BUILDINGS, °tiering a singular opportunity to a Illy-merchant or Factor, and to many others, whose con cern* require warehouses of great extent and substaistiality iu • a business-situatianWf the drstinsportauce. Alm two coach houses and three-stall stable, very contiguous. The ware houses are capable of howiag, with perfect ease, about 3000 bags and pockets of hops each, and will he sold in separate lots; are held fur an unexpired term of about 50 years, at a ground-rent. To be viewed till the salt. Descriptive particulars may he had nt the Three Tans Tavern, Borough; at Garraw a y' s and Lloyd's; and of Mr. Burtoo, 62, , - t . • Genteel Fnmily Residence, Doable Conch-noose, Stable, ex cellent walled Garden, mad eight Acres of Meadow-land, Dulwich, fire miles from Town.—By Mr. BURTON, at Garraway's, TO-MORROW at Twelve 'o'clock. MBE very valuable LEASE of a truly ble FAMILY RESIDENCE, pm-ening every do. meek comfort and convenience tug a genteel family, whit digable eesch-hoose,naliting, exteasivevraliketgarden. beau tifully laid out, And about eight acres of peniartive grass- • land, situate in the much-admired village of Dulwich, Sur rey, abort five miles from Loudon. The premises are in an eicellent state of repair, and immediate possession may be _ bad; held on lease for about eight years, at a very moderate rent. To be viewed, and particulars bad oa the premises; at Garraway's; and of Mr. Burton, 64, Cornbill. Borough.—Cap ital Business Premises, with extensive Ware house.—By 54 r. BV ftTO N,at Csarraway's4o-M0 RAO W at Twelve o'clock, rimiqes verylesirable LEASEHOLD PRE. jl MilfMlß,Apelnding a comfortable Dwellirkg-bouse, with extensive -aid wry cotamnaditsg front shop, and spacial, warebenosialliviOng, most eligibly situated for any retail or wholemle easeern, being No. 4-, St.Marguret's-bill, the pre ferable-part of the Borough; where, from the peculiar local advantages, business may be conducted with great facility and profit, These desirable premises are held for the long term of upwards of 50 years, at a very low ground-rent. To be viewed 14 days previous to the sale, when devrlp tive particulars may be had on the premises; at the Three Tuns Tavern, ugh; Gagnway's and Lloyd's Caret houses; and of Mr. Burton, 6'2, Combat -1 Valuable, and very improvable Freehold Property, Fore street and tilde Mourhelds.—By . Mr. BURTON, TO MORROW at Twelve o'clock, in Lots, by direction of the Executrix of CoL JAMES, • RRuLY desirable and singularly improvable ESTATES, most eligibly situate, being No. 62, 63, and 64, op' posite Coleman-street, in Fore-street • and No. 9, 10, 11, 12, and 13, Little hlondields ' together with very spa cious premises, adjoining to No. 13, Little fifoortlelds, about 150 feet in deed'. The premises, No. 62 and 63 Fore-street, are let unespiriag leases to Mr. Beaver; No. 64, to the oc cupation of Mr. Mien, at will ; the premises, Nos. 9, 10, 11, 12, • and 43, are in the occupations of Mesa% Aleock Hinton, Jones s and Pollen; Also singularly valuable, very i Freehold (Premises, adjoining No. Little formerly used as Bedroom's livery stables, with bay jell, grafi% house, Re. on lease to - Mr. Baker, mangle -maker. The whole to ha viewed by consent of the respective te nants, 14 dal Prior to the sale, of whom particulars may bit bud; at Garraway's; and Of Mr. Burton, 62, Gambill. • Capital• Retail Shop and Offices, Sweelin's-Aljey, Royal Eschange.—By, Mr. BultTON, qt (aarra way's, TO MORROW at 'Twelve o'clock, rrliE very desirable LEASE, with immediate sieftion, of No. w. commodious . SHOP, and large roam over, eligibly sitaate, 15, Sweeting's-alley, Co MR, calculated fur stationers, watchtnaken, music sellers, and others. To be viewed, and particulars had on the premises; at Garraway's; and of Mr. Burton, 62, Curnhi t. • Freehold Premises, Thanes-street.—By Mr. BURTON, at Garraway',, TO-MORROW at Two o'clock, by dim. lion of the &mime. of Colonel JAMES, deceased, AN improvable FREEHOLD ESTATE, corn. prising a brick Dwelling-house, thrie storks high, and cellaring, situate near Tower 11,m1t, Lower Thames-sheet, now fn the occupation of Mr. Court, tenant at will. To be viewed by tepee of the teglaut, 14 days previous to t h e si d e , when descriptive particulars may' be bad on the p ee ogose ; st Garnsw.ty's ; and of Mr. Burton; 62; Cornhill. - 1 Vicinity wf Finsbury-square.:—Genteel Resident*, with int. mediate POSACSIIion. By . !dr. BURION v at Garriswayio, To-MORROW at Twelve o'clock (if not sooner dis posed of by Private Contract), GENTEEL LEASEHOLD RESIDENCE, IS. in perfect order, very agreeably and tuost conveniently situated for Change, and the different Public poses in the City, being No. 4, Finsbury-street, Finsbury•square, well calculated for a genteel small family, and coatuins 3 sleep ing rooms, drawing and dining-room, parlour, hail, cotive. Went kitchen, wash-house, and excellent cellaring I held q a lease for about 19 years, at a rout of 281. per annual. To be viewed, and particulars had on the. Premises; at (areaway's; bild Uf Mr. NMI" 62, Conthin. ..t 1 ; 1 , an mousy morn, 15 nose con. af great extent and substantiality first importance. Alm two coach- dale, very contiguous. The ware- it4i.rg. with perfect ease, about 3000 each, and will he sold in separate rpired term of about 50 years, at a (4 0 sale. Descriptive particulars may ; Tavern, Borough; at Garraway's 1 , Burtoo, 6Y, Cornbill. e, Double Coach-nonse, Stable, ex. and eight Acres of Meadow-land, pm Tv wa.—By Mr. BURTON, at !ROW at Twelve 'o'clock. le LEASE of a truly desire. ;SIDENCE, poseusing every do. ealence foe a genteel family, with ling, extensive Wallet garden, beau. out eight acres of peotaelive gran. -admired village of Dulwich, Sur n Loudon. The premises are in an and immediate possession may be _ tout eight years, at a very moderate rarticalars bad on the premises; at • Burtoo, 62, Cornbill. • . • less Premites, with extensive Ware- 'ON,at Gar,raway's,,TO-MOLROW • irable LEASEHOLD PRE. a comfortable Diyellit(g-house, with amend* front dhoti, and ast eligibly situated for any retail or ;No. 4-, St. Margaret's-bill, the pre- ugh; where, from the peculiar local be conducted with great facility ;able premises are held for the long ears, at every low ground-rent. had o previous at the whende Wi lP. ; Garraway's and Lloyd's Coffee- too, 62, Combat provable Freehold Property, Fore- rrSeids.—By Mr. BURTON, TO- re o'clock, in Lots, by direction •of . JAMES, • Jo and singularly immovable eligibly situate, being - No. 62, 6S, in-street, in Fore-street • and No. 9, e bloorlields ' together with very spa- ; to No. 13, Little Moortields, about premises, No. 62 and 63 Fore-street, to Mr. Beaver; No. 64, to the oc- at will; the premises, Nos. 9, 10, . I the occupations of Means Alcolli Ilea; also singularly valuable, hold Premises, adjoining No. 1 rly used as Redfoarn's livery stables, house, &c. on lease to - Mr. Baker, red by consent of the respective te- be sale, of whom particulars may be ad of Mr. Burton, 62, Corubill. ad Offices, Sweeting's-Alley, Royal BURTON, s 4 tiarraway's, Ta. re o'clock , bin LEASE, with inusediata onsmodimer SHOP, and large roam 1 ,te, No. 15, Sweeting's-alley, Cora'. ar steamers, watchtnaken, awsic- atrticelars had on the premises ; at r. Burton, 62, Curnitill. • lures-street.—By Mr. BURTON, at iRROW at Two o'clock, by diroc- t: s of Colonel JAMES, deceased, ri 'ItEEHOLD ESTATE , cum. 'citing-house, three stories high, and Ower Hxk, Lower Thames -street, f Mr. Court, tenant at will. e of the imam, 14 days previous to ive particulars may' be bad on the • .1 's; and of Mr. Burton, 62, Corabill. I ' luare.:-Genteel Residenie, with its. ° By Mr. BURION,, at Garrawaes, Twelve o'clock (if not sooner die- •.;ontruct), EASEHOLD RESIDENCE, rery agreeably and most conveniently 1 the different Public paces in the ;bury-street, Finsbury-square, well I small family, surd contains 3 sleep- dining-room, parlour, hail, cause. use, and excellent cellaring held km , at a rout of 281. per animal. articulars had ort the. Premises; at Burton, 6i, Curabill. A COUNTING-HOUSE LIBRARY. 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