The Statesman. — London, England, 1813-01-22 00:00:00

shied retpe4..ruity to mike kooira, they are sow ociiins Irish Bloirti:4 and Y. , mee . by the single Piece, warrentgil (or da imbiliiv. and Slesched ea the gram, from 6d. ni k. per yard lower than at nor former period iipre their ematklisioneat is t9Ol. Bank of IrelanalNotr6 take , ' p,r thew. Orders ca really es/MAW it, South . ..lde of Bleskipitiwrofflow lqy Mr. WHITWICLL.- By Ord.-r of the Afetpaea of Major Blundell. no the Preatives, on WI3DNUDAIL. Feb. 3. at Twelve, .ING4IO6iE, situ .near Isvisinek-square. well y. titsvos and a half yeses re , at the ospderat t ernst of 110 perfect finale. and 111 for lo usy UllOl4B lid Me of VMS JI outguittgi will he paid up to nas hot and Lady Day, 1813. Tickets. till the day of sale g M to Mews. Sweet an I and to Ur. Whitwell. at 'e; or South Seas Chant- Leasehold. Newington Butts. • To Coaelimaker',,, Wheelwrights. and Others. By Mr. EDMUND lAY, On THURSDAY, January 28,1813, M at .T T w O n N n'Clook. by Ory • der of the Assignees of Mr. David Clarke, Coackamber a Baskrapt, VALUABLE LEASEHOLD PROPERTY, A . WION eligibly sit n , te near the Rock hiehan Arius, New ing- INC Stirstiy comprising a nen-erected Coachmaker's Shop, Wing f o rt y / TA io breadth. is front of the road, with work shop, tenont is, stable, and yard. The Premkes are desirably situate, particularly adapted for the Coachniliking basimsq, hal may he applied to any eunerrn, requiring extent of room aunt publicity of situation. May be viewed w e days prior to the sale; and Partietalln had on the rreinkes l lincitii.ghasn Arms ; and of Mr.Ledwirk. Solicitor to the Commission, Baldwitt'v-court, Cloak-lams; and of Mr. Drayton. Auction fitart.i. large, ILO money. More than 30 1 000 persons wereimploy. ,ed by the Company here, and treble that number, if we calculated the different trades-people, taanufac.. turers, and artizans, benefited by'tbe Company t eim Probably more than 100,000 people would betimes,* into distress by the effects of the stealers propeellilt . Nothin g wail more unfair thast-So shievibe to the Rut India Company,- the existing distresses of our manu facturers; for their distresses arose from far other causes r —sach es the shutting, up .of the northern ports, and the state of affairs with America, who by her Non-intercourse Acts, &c. had been hostile to us long before the war commenced. , Whatever might be the present state of trade, there: was no doubt that when peace arrived, trade would revert into its ancient and accustomed channels, and our manufac. tares become as prosperous as formerly. The intro duction of Europeans into the East India territories was a very tender point. If adventurers and inter lopers were permitted to go to various parts of the Asiatic possessions, we might expect the same scene acted over again which had keen done•in America. The minds of the natives which were strongly preju diced in favour of their ancient customs, might be sadly disturbed where a population consisted of above 60 millions. Ought we for partial views to sacrifice the tranquillity of the East for a mere problematiCal be nefit ? Another Consideration was that of the reve nue derived from the East India commerce.— If smuggling was encouraged by opening trade, the re venue would be greatly reduced. It now amounted to more than four millions, and should we risk so ' important a branch of this great concern? He should conclude with the sentiments of a popular writer, that he trusted Parliament would take a fair and en. larged view of all the grand interests connected with the question; that they would not gratify the inte rests of particular persons, nor super the East In. dia. Company to be despoiled of its property; the Crown of its revenue, and the nation of its freedom. Mr. Stglth , then moved the - first Resolution, which was s;Pded by Mr. Bazett, who contended, that the tritde shouW 'be confined to Loudon, though treater facilities should be given to private trade than were given under the last Charter; not, how. ever, extended in the way proposed, which would be productive of great evils. After a few words from Mr. WAtrustAtir, all the Resolutions were read, to be decided upon seve rilly. Mr. Warms's! said, be should not have risen on a matter of retch magnitude, in its present imperfect state s had any other person offered himself, as he, 'felt himself inadequate to, the fall c o nsideration of the question. He hardly knew, under the terms of the advertisement, how to avail himself of the privi lege of addressing the Meeting, which called loge- . they those only who were to oppose the measures, about to be introduced into Parliamerit and under which any body might, perhaps, be refused a hoer. ing, who dared to offer sentiments not congenial• with those of the proposers of the Meeting. . Mr. TWINING spoke to order, aml requested that' the advertisement might be read stain, in cense _ the lie • the meeting. It might be useful to hear what could be said. .The Mehometais of India, when they .nrished to indulge in the luxury of roast pork, called iLbeee s edit--(dfork interruptiga here leek place. :1 thsloght the cause for. Which-they mat pi hiltart by not bearing what was to be said against it.. - lie was desirous of courting objections, weds would not have it said that they were afraid to hoar them.—[Hear !) YVAITHWAn sad, that if he were an enemy to the Soapily, be should have been delighted that no argument was suffered but on one side. 'the wirer _thement ought to have inviteddiscussion, to consider whether the course recommended was right and pro per to be taken. There was but one interest in the case. An individual like himself must; of "course, 'wish to support the eity l s rights and pritileges. He :had endeavoured all he could to understand the 'qarstion ;- and ite•wished to have all the facts before him, not to decide on ex-parte 'evidence, but on the result of calm,. dispassionate consideration.— What weight would' their• petition have in Parlia ment, if it were the result of no examination, but of round assertions, and of resoilutiont• just the same as those passed in various other places?' It was assert ed, that the whole trade of India and Chiba; the mill tary,civil, and commercial establishments, were to be taken away ;—was that the case ? If he consulted - his own private interests, and that any of these assertions true, he should join'the-popular clamour now raised. About a year ago he was solicited to take that part in the Common Council, to whiCh he was even invited by advantages of a• political nature.— [Hear F]— He must be a bold man 'who " would' say be well understood this complicated and ifitoirrea question, and was master of all its points. Though it might certainly be convenient to some, he should never. attack Ministers but on fair and liberal grounds, on measures which he thonght deserved op position_and reprobation. The first Resolution he viewed 'as merely declaratory of the"stat.. of the Company, its trade, warehouses, persons employed, Btc.---(Here the Lord Mayor spoke to order.J— Mr. W. proceeded. The best mode was - to 'look at the' whole of the Resolutions. First, it was said that 18,000 people were employed, then 30,000; now much more. Ile had no final opinion to offer on the subject, nor did' he thin moan 'to attempt giving - one. Though great turns were spent on publications by the Company, he had not received one paper on the subject froin the oppo site quarter. He might, therefore, as.far is his in formation went, incline to the CoMpany.' He' de sired, however,' to know, why all the other evils, to which he hid alluded, were necessarily to' fpllew an extension of the trade to the out-ports. The advocates of the Company injured their cause by try.. ing at too much. The absutdity of • their assertions rendered .many doubtful even of all that which might be proved strictly true. .Ile-Must remain undecided; and open to conviction, 'tilt-he prated better man • Aerials for judging. •As to the revenue, Ministers would take care of that. Re *never know any -Mi nisters very deficient - on that score. He ealy 'wished would • ---..- . - • . . . '''.! . • . • • , . . . • . . • ' . . . • . • ..• • • • :Mbr . ....,•• • • ,•. . ci.„ .. ,• ~:., . .: 4., . _ i,„„..:, ... . ..,„. ...,. , . „ C; 17 ••, ' s._ '.• .• • , . -•' • ' • ..o'./ '.. • 441:- . •;' • . • •' 'et - 4 . ~, . „ . . . , . .• •'.. - . : 4 i. "1 1 ;•" -°; ‘ ....- '. - • • . . .. i .. - • . • - . - - '''''''''''''..----..--- - -.... - .----'-*-- ---."''''''''''"*"..-.'-.-...-- --.....-.. ...........---. . . . . .'%"3' .' • 1. '. ....: . '''.-- .' . • ' ~ - • • . NA. 2157. . .. . , L . OND ON:, - FRIDAY, JAN - tr-Aay sk:isys#4,=:•t.. , . • . - -• • - • • • -ziyart.tb• • • • • • ._. . _ . _ • ........_. . . ~. ... . TDB . ::• itOYAL, i.e I.ltl lir-LA% • • SALPs •' . • EAST IN!) 4 4 . ; 41 r ER. - 'latently with hit duty girl up` le dill Eillibraird - • '.. . . / • fr li I S present EVENING, Jan. 22, tbide I : .. .....mo.;-- - . . • -9mosain-. , t . Mallldollelinute, • 'for per Ithserin irlditferliie stiffness'-1o( . .Testigday every numerous Meths, tour by London et la rge Wive WO , Senhollitt;-4Mtififitittil • -:.) .'• M j-iiv , ' gervlats Milt pr, form AfierL.loichNtEheLsi,loll4DailoAtpanlß..,ll,SlifneA:clogi. . • . --- B ViAM ER RianntsCXS. • kr....Wlll .l.egs TW ies E ve L i L loisisee rial e . t .ire - and ilim Ant- advattisement,tassernbledat the Mainiora-hineee. The The: LORD. .MAS/trsil illidilest\hirns4k; 444 , 140‘'' •. . HARLEQUIN HUMP°. ... i. z: 1411 far euicasia4 , c mw , Hasailh hes totes oe s= Eingke-ball was crowded .. the worthy Member of -the Ceerietation ' ireoldnift..;* 70-t rum, c,, the first tints*, a new Tragedy. la tie ... , ..11 Qp dj a y ankr y. Resulactir ou t mon o p elaw , ble w , 7.,..v_ LORD MA eon took the chair a little age! One be offended atiiiirreqeestintbith•ro bees idlest saline - o clock, and opened the business by slotting, that he convenient hi the diecossiolt 4rtfo which Iv was Alt& , '.: ' ca lled firmer-cr. with Tit, Qoaker. The 0 ~),.. to tie opened at half past five o'clock. Wipe; !teraiLet t .l a b3l Bl4 l iatiess, ";:kwy l pal e a l : mbeir eilhar tesinota _ arta** Plallgpb hal= -_: was eitremely happy to see so large tad most re. leg, as there were many enlightened perteeni present . • * ' s ea at half past six. gwwo How *OW 111 rmanit's wf "WC' 8 .,,,. ,s.; •i i . coa d Price 91. 6d.....Pit. 9i. 6d. t ..... = SM - liv ,"677, 6oorpropen , "a z s orsii = spectable a meeting of _persons in the metropolis, in who might also wiskto speak'. . ' • - • • '' .- / t rim , 4. . — Lower Gallery, Ils. ; Sewed Pike, Is. .. , fr ee • d f rt - .at Mr. UR ' seyested in the great question peoding, at which he • • Mr. WAITHITAX" said; that he . sh o uld 'holif out • Call.r.. I-. ; Second Price, 6d. ia i: g .... ilell . Ads 41 / and 41, Ssulk i lli alP al lbelto ll's"' ha d tke leinear to preside, and who were assembled *Oast any interruptions. Thu lieges indeed, afford. ,_.. . .. and privileges of the . city .ed) . 3., , considerable talk _lf ljo wad . ear Thing very% TN SATRE-ROYAL, COVIMITAGARDEN. ' l ' • 'lir. . e it i 4 j 4:l 4 I time sevrliq ItalaUkt fak. - SpYfierlsnie , tn. Ihts ly. at amii teal primases ten• of bi a 4Mwarsolli 4 . mimeacteries wyMei le . ppli a r t . ~. je timidonf di° rigi lthey were to coneider.the prim ow they would` nbt hid Min : 'they,. only prd.; '•:. • T H I S present EVENING, Jan. 22., nal C 4o "ct imems. . 44 , Ili. _.• II be iterformed, ' t o . 11 11.1111108, lodating an attempt to divest the accasto* . 41nellad freen• apprehotoilen . 4 toMething batty, .Neil .-- MIDAS. • '1 ' GebaStiall mew Skates is Pablitiltweb in db s e . e..o. .. 4 . of ' exports and imports between tide 'cone- 'they .blmisi . become tlitilliii* other re plir pos..' • 4 . ARer which, , !..- Mr. W. teas she worm' sill* to ileimewv. 4411 "." -:, te r . India and China :an attempt which involved • out r osithear t 3 • * none would &rude ne , ' LOVE, LAW, • AND .PiIYSICK. it'i t d ", 11411. , -, % • ihp. ... of the city of Leaden, asidiputhaW, lord Ms sr, fit ' littrulged thaVrotattireore •: • AMIN Alt.. • . , 1 , , nail • , ill be added. tie New filtat Pasionsiinet elle : Irl(41019611,40111ASO, A'. i.t''.LEQUI N AND ... i, . .. ....., :. - •• , . • Istl ig po..e l li g" th o e f rama th • v iamilliaZtr i ' es ' av t iit 66 ~ . 7W_lfi i* lll:_fiet . .......01_I., j _ in . their . m i. „ o/: ,,,i,,..,, ,Tit5 ,„, 4.; ... • • arc, fi re the 8, •t time, n New' errtneal, in Sim . ""L" Galled foe Sattleats at s.lavaatsca. sad Th . * New 1.641 _ rpg cr . . exeseltatet • salt - • - . ..6 , lo.h.th f rAe r s. 0kee.t...4,0i....aga au, , 46 Vi.. ' bin!, 'l '"wi =eM iwr it7a) iliit.Tiiewn ----• -.- - ' ' deseriok , ay; 4 P i tiweipo is nkt . ittlails4l4 bring forsraiil In giasoudimiltieti- -tylint tdile Of tfie matter be was Ong . tolok`e. [lint !... TO THP. PUBLIC.. ~., •,,g Sofieltors; • • led • . id turprose of. %ow- Ai the eamillg • thegrent intl. laterestiag• 0 4* A ir dol di eu r soire ,) ... ! • • - WIQFT and . Co. the Contractors for the .ptetent dintely_tefainaehiwe' Mitfillai • ' Wt kir e 4l(l .,—.. t. 11 ‘,.. gi t ieh I li a n i rie* ease:ailed. There was no-deabt lifr.lttrircaorr rosette - order, and wished to explain sj I . •,?-r • return their sincere tlintilv. to the Public far the his prnew, !Irish _Ctri s Bedboralielire; or, w o w ‘, - , . di.tinnisbcd owners they have received. and at tat owe time ch s!„ ;_ kt o, I: 4Jem i eretseet , ( l oop. . . • . 0 . . theta . - the Legislatevnwas the mode most triniselfasisrieltret possibk. They viererirtt on tgriat • - • likely Ltionlieiplish the end in view. serious question, in which their feeliugs and fears, he i ; leave 1.. . e'er their cnagratulatiaits ow the tweets whirls MI • a t t ended the purchasers, from the restoration of the Old Mode Ulmer Chsetsm. The adiaitisement was read brildr. Leek. .their interest, and opinions, were intimately con - . of Drawing in the Lottery jest ended, the whale of the Capital , . Ilk PRIVATE_ OVITRACT,.. • Prises having hero divided and sold in Shares. The present • - By Mr. *Hum ELL, . - !Lk thi; Loin Matee's request, the proposed Pe- corned. The worthy Gentleman had - tutu, ati4 Sdiall Lotter ) comisb of only 7(100 'iiritels, sod contains Vil nE very desirable LEASE of a sobstantial and tition vas also read. • . would have, a Rill,' thir, and- free, opportunity of 1 of X2O,(XXI ta .420.030 A. respectable" Family Residence, In perfect repair, iituate r e a t r e 's - HENRY SmlTli then rose, and stated the great discussion it the Common Council; as 'others had i , . . - r inn t which panthers of individuals felt in the pre • hail, and would hove, in the Court of Proprietors.--t. Moo . ''l . * 1,00 t) ......... - sent question, the magnitude of warehouses erected Those who thought that the trade ought to be re- , 9 MO tic arroallgrani. l !l oilman aid li guiles, stable, and Init.!. - 4 5 . -' " SI) ip e ad k , umf.,ooe, t: )of 5(513; 90 or 30. t• 1 0 1 " r x 2 59 and 'Threadneetite.sareeet. 1.260.4.41,4-nio Ite drno n acc o rding to the old Mode en the • • the red of •the 15th • century, by individuals, and able, and the only practicable mode. faige • and 17th and 18th 'NEXT MONTH. Genuine yid Fashionable Furnilare, No. 4, (heat Carts - car • on with various success till Queen Elisabeth serious as the interests of the Meeting were , they' be , Tickets and • Shares are sent: A at Swift and eo.'s Deices, street, near Tsivistock-square. rid•the Company, which existed till 1658 in lieved them to be the same as those of the nation at No. 11, Poultry ; No. 13, Charingueross ; and Ne; St, Aldgate My Mr. WHITWELL, . 9 II la iii.l reel. . By Order of lite Assignees ~f Major almsdell , on the Premises - Olivet Cromwell 's time, when it was taken away : large, and supported them by a weight of calculation without reserve, on WEDNESDAY, Feb. 3, at Twelve, but ia 1657 a new Company Was f orme d ; an mt. and argument. The present was the most numerous • Just published, price Is. - s I VTTERS from the RigheHen. HENRY DUN- • i i L . L the Genteel and Valuable FURNITURE perimtnt of open trade bad been. made, an battle and extraordinary meeting he had ever seen,• yet it of goods had taken place, and the consequent evils was not suited -for hearing and discussing all the AS to the CHAIRMAN of the Court of Directors or ALL canstql"C a drawieS- room Milt diaing.tablet capital the East India Company, upon an Opea Trade In ladia. gilinwerglaftes`_fi'as las"? Car P its ' 1 ""P ult " d 'lan bed. atioine had been sufficiently felt. The experiment &temente that might be suggested against their dear stra.ds, goose feauterdseds, winawslate. &c. Printed for J. Richardson, under the Royal Exchange. May be hewed two days pretßeg_the sale , sad Catalogues was tried a second time in King William's reign, fo r and valuable interests.— [ ficar !] ' IRELAND AND AMERICA. . had on the Premises; and of Mesa's. Sweet and Stokes, Solid- two or t h r i e years, . which occasioned much distress. Mr. WArrneAts saw no excuse for this inter , F"' the entire suspension, of the , Exports of ters, Maslnghall•oteret ; or of Mr.. Whitwell, South Sea China- A hi T readneedle-street. jois t s t oc k company was then founded, which still ruption.• • • lii I.ioeit to the United States, the home Markets are . b en' contisued, and had proved to bo for the benefit of Mr. Rowcnorr hoped the Lord Mayor would greatly ny rouriccd. The Irish Linen Company beibg at all Lease of a Gamed oweiliax.hausa, Great COTSEI-Ilfeti o sear the e m p i r e at large 7 both in resources of Men, ships, prevent any interruption not suited to the object of times re.lo..tcd in irs prkes by the Irish Markets. are . el_- _ . .. • • _.. . . Tavistock•souare. - . _ . - - - -. ken to payment, or COO. gives riiHE LEASE of a DWELL! AL ate is Great Ceram-street, 'Dear! eir *Of hong it UMW. No. ad v s.4l. I t reality of respectability, eie are. •• - • 1 . - imam, siperedatcks6imastifiloitibi ttco . r. .; , lA. , . Ver o• T Nereids are ia perfect s palmolos may A* lad Co.apeiveittelltyg Aare adaccomplete, and all map otabliebiatan lakelbis OPPar - the halfAttarter t between Chri;tmas lasi thanks totlocir impoecedeuted The•lstiese may be viewed with Ticket ry liberal support tbelr firm mat A tr o at t aa bad, on applicatioa fr Stamped Receipts of in' Stalvd, Salkiton, eaaingbalrstreet ;an year ale tied deltrerina Off Ne, 9, South-Crescent, Bedford-square - , - - -Id t quence of the allusions of the test Speaker. life they *mid lake-better care of it a ft er they irot: . I. ly should be sorry that this emoting,. shoubthe charged it: if *very likely tri•fall. they voila Sake care: v• with - any illiberality. Those who did not approve Ito-.acere lt, pfarinurt. Queseion. r essfstoo • the objectof wonld not; of conrse telpegio Ho- was -hot' dilipleated- It dui* infortptiOtni.— solitions in support of .tint peSitioa. kik.nsgst_ Eik s =l; • ' s • •.‘ " ! optikring late long clad idiesiii. .11itirooelopeil As worthy Gs/adman , 7 slops at tie-.l4nerst *ad ins' tonStosolLutfto wowskl ossillio416.10111,06106(Pollaki:44 qnostio... t n ;WA* obaoqtAilsbi , ilieuMag. Sr- Ausigekli boil/U.414 itS s - mt 'au). •. - ..tir4PAßits,. l 44.4o4lo.o444#l4omsaut . . 11440114110011‘iti MILITIA'II 'thirteenth rear sfilmir estal fealty of retain* their,grateful slumber of Iblistriberi for the very has been honoured with. Their desnifientian for the present year , per their universally approved Plab, yf providing Sahstirrtes tor every Stibsertber 'drawn ; which is sin exemption' fur Life. As a tin heavy .Ballot is imatedissieiy,expected, an . early applicatiod Is absolutely- necessary, at either of their • equitable and origlaal Militia Society lesnrance Offices, estahlished 1801..199, High Holborn, near 'LiftliQtterm-street s' 48, Great Mory-le-tvosine.ttreel, near Pottinsti•Platen-; 111,• Whitecluspel - , opposite. .Lionodreet; and 9,, George-street. Tilackfr bus' , road, near the " deo. Ro rand Hill's Clihrl. The following Agents are also appointed to receive- Subscriptionos viz. Turner. Coventry Kit*, printer, A binilon ItlaouAvr,• book:eller, Win- Peal-son, Stamford, Eincolash. choler 11;instsktan. Wallin ; ford Shiyler, bookseller, Witney Crenker, Wokiughain. Watkins, Cirences.er ichardson, tireenwic!, Andrews, grocer, ()treed Pouter, baiter, Woolwieh Austin, b ookseller, Hertford Parsons, perfumer, Gravesend Harrison, Luton Dairen., Tunbridge Town m, Stamp-office, St. Ai- G. Clutop, Sittinehorrae • W. Wilmot, Shrentesi 'Webb, bookseller, Belford Francis, Post-Are, Ititc.hesfer }I. Kel ham.' Chelmsford Firmer. Dartford Ifadley, bookseller, Farnham Gilhans,Sun.street, Canterbury' Dykes. Prince's-st. Romfurd (iimbirr, bookseller, Ashford I Stratford, ! ,, sez Sttoitaan,chemist,We,t ; Osborn, hipplu . g.th,gur • B r own, stationer; Fermium 1% 26 " , P"68""tb"• Epping Clout and Ca. Seven Mills Brown, Agency-office, Rich. Dunn, asitiorteer, Broiniey mood J. Crump. draper. Tharret Satoh, Guildford Latter, druggist, Maidstone Chamber, Gudstorie . B.Chopmanyllow,Middleses , bookseller, Dorking . Corker, Post-: '5-e, Edmonton lt•t-her, liookseller, Reading • .Cirellier, Haft-st :get, Henly ' }oller hook-eller, Newbsry Morey. Queen-street, Ponies *dwell, Huntingdon Whittingbais, High-street, H Andrews, Royston Lynn Shackelford, Son:lnitaphin C •milery, perfumer, Isle if S evrardsan, primer, Norwich Wight C. IL Bromley, bookseller, Marlin, Asletibury Warwick Smith, Sndbary The peculier advantages of this Society is the positive awe twice id the ball oted tiobscrilier being exempted for Life, trith.mt soar fun:ter espence or trouble. The long establishment and there-pertability of the Principals and Agent: will. it is palmated. kw a solkienr recommendation of this Firm. • • . Parishes and Persons provided with Substitates. To Coachrnakers and Others. -• . By Mr. DRAYTON, Oh the Premiers, - Deaden-street, Kingstoa-upon-Thames, on SATUR DAY, ha. 23, at Twelve, by Order of the Asvig am; of Mr. David Clark, Coaehmaker, a Bankrupt, A LL the remaining STOCK in TRADE; ConSiit -CIL ing of sioxle-horse chaisses, fa,haniable nog -earl, chariot 'and chaiselkidies, smolt quantity of utimanufactbred stack, ash, brick erection of -forge, bellow., sundry coach-matter's tools, soot: quantity of household folniture, &c. May be viewed the d .y precedia4 the sale, and CataleAtses had on the premsses, and of Mr. Drayton, Auctiop Mart. Leasehold, Kingston, Surrey. . By Mr. EDMUND DRAYTON, • Al the Griffiu Inn, Kingston-on-Thames, on SATURDAY, January 23, 1813, at Thee o'Clock, by Order of the Assig nees of Mr. David Clark. Corichnsaker , a itnakrupt, A N N eligible LEASEEIOLD PILOPERTY, desi ritbh situate in Header-street, at Kingston-on-ntters, in the Cour... of Surrey; einaprbing ar rxcrllesa Conehmaker's Shop, with, loft over: large yards, wills saw pits; bl:trksmith's shop, with paint left over; brick add timber-built Dwelling house; two timber-;milt tenements adjoining, let to Messrs Read and Punier, at will, and a large garden, with pump of excellent water. The Premise- are extensive, particularly adapted for Crsaehmakers, Wheelwrights. Carpenters, or any other trade ; x tent of premises. Held Osier two sepa rate leases, fur unexpired terms of 21 years, from Midsummer Befit, subject to rents amounting to 331. per annual. • May be viewed any day prior to the rale. and Particulars had at the Griffin; Robin flood, Kinitsr9n ; Couch and Horses, Brentford End; King's Head. Epsmn ; of Mr. Led wielt. Solicitor to the L:ousislision, Baldwin's-court, Cloak heity. Mr. Thomas , Solicitor. Fen court, Fenchurch-street ; and of Mr. Drayton, at the Auction Mart. LOCK AND SURtitCAL Her Ronal ilighiora the Doke .f York, President, and the fullest iug Committee of Gnemsors : Earl of Leitrim I Colonel W. J. Jones, M. P. Right Dim. T. Jones Joshes Latourhe Esq. M. P. /IL ko Sivridan,M.P. Colonel H. Cntents, M. P. taw. Cul. J. Barry, M. P. I Captain Jatecilay. Surgeon, Mr. Kiernan, Member ot the [toyed College. London. rrHE Patronage this Institution has received, for site exclusive treatment and Cure of bath Sexes, afflicted soh Venereal Complaint/. and their dreadful consequeucc3. IS , strictures, debility. olcerations. tk.c. eondacted itnier• the tors_ L easement of a Genileinise of the tint nt professioal atiiiiites„ will- BY HIS M AXESTY- - -' -S 11hYAle - . • atisfy the Public of tire high 'perks of Mr. K I plan, - _EA K E'S GENUINE - JILJ for raring. In till its. stages. the Venereal Disease. Oae rd, * wt.,' sh e your and enwary ale protected against the fatal small Pill is &doses nad the rdung of one bov in a recess( case d ' l "inits bgr ac iy e st by adveeli4ing peoleitileni in thls Iwnowh a will song convince the patient.of the rest:slaty of fl speedy re rwure. its establishment in 18011, Js37.patients, uf both , covery. Ncthir , can be bolter coati ived, more safe. ur more Set %, hove been cured, without emitinvoret or Injury to the es os% go o sesst than chi, retied, for ,tieb as else obliged to goy.. coonstonitiolosail With a delicacy and secret ) bitherto'sothnowio s o j e ., or to sea , kb it twitdssio roottinvomit . or restrain& of ales s Limo of those haoe•laisioored under the aim s eovai ,st ru g e d roma • and sisty years es_periutice.(in :to exteidive practice) h 4 prov on the dispose from ten to twenty years. The file sympi.ons ed 5440 41 swirl evert r cure-w.ro Intlentinti 'field to Mr. Ki ernan ' s tre a tment in a few days ; tclo. re all other - spethods *fail soothing I ? ur the PaireY Mel Appearance of debility comes on, toe earl) application Colima other Chrostical Disorders, this lifedirlint btu ant its parallel.' be wade to prevent the danger that May rune. Upwardself 40,000 persons of bosh sexes hove brew radically Tlie Surgeon min be nonsked by either Sex, with the g l ued ..rshe-g i bei ve cruel disorders, 'within the last eight ;ors.• CreeY • as h.. private Meuse, No. 21, Lower Char : : . lorsoparyd and sold by.tlipPristalettots. Thomas Tailor and o ticnteret. Bedford-sspiare, *ma aloe so (woke the.tssora.', goo, Members of the .Surgeon. 1.1,044.11 i nt. red from si x t ill tone at nitht to triune livers said other ' fi re list sifreal 844eterr i pitiihhe4 AlleeltilYDy the C O l onnamnications, from to'own and guitutrjpesi pig) gutty be 4 lege); at their bail. Na. pr - New Beitlge - Myeet where eon' dressed, aad will he possettialfy camer j . ono art o ,, L o sn 4 ,,,,4 4 dpirs Wit be ;trim by them in all eases ilis Jest pulbed. . rebdive tote shove caipplabsiseolth inviolable inter,. ACTLC AL 0 IiSEK VAYION S the abasi DORA. by appoisposealoor the ilerfsinams, No. 1S; St. Albao 10-sheet, m r- 4 6 : 0euee tteir i e i ts ; B ra y e y t . ueder K lero . r e w e ;W as ' i rti b d y b i l• klide) Sherr:oed g4: Tr ieet: ely. 120 A . 1 Pa,1141.414.11: n r e . persio Derli orate/W I. meri t .IS s ki giadr, • Sho re po wit ; Pi I 0c .4. 7. 0 ti5 . so sit re,. 11:11tai• ik• e C • le WM a lbei 741:igefik. - 4 ... air —a :B . 141 • * '