The Statesman. — London, England, 1812-01-03 00:00:00

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I STAPLE HALL INN, WITNEY, OXON. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By CHURCHILL and TURNER. Oe the Premises, on WEDNESDAY, January 11, nt Twelve o'Clock at Noon, under such Conditions a; shaH hr thee and there produced, by Order of the Assignees of Thomas Coburn, *Bankrupt (Mr. H. Leake, the Purchaser of the Estate at the last Sale, having refused paying the Deposit, and to compl3 with the Condition'.). ALL that long-established and very respectable INN, the STAPLE HALL ERN, at itney aforesaid. on the high road from Gloucester and Cheltenham to Oxford and Woodstock; excellent stabling for 40 horses, with good .wool fuel hay lofts; spacious yard, coach-houses. avid other retluisite buildings; kitchen and pleasure garden; ; toother with a do* of rich Pasture land. adjoining the Intl. containing about four acres, and part of a rich meadow, as the same is now staked out. Also a Pew in the Church. The Land-tax is redeemed, and the Estate is Freehold. Printed Particulars may he had at the Office of Mem*. North and Hatri-on, Solicitors ; and at the Auctioneers. in Woodstock, Oxfordshire; Mr. Lovell, Solicitor, Towcesiero Narthhiepton ibire ; at the Place of Sale i the lona in the. neighbuoybood aid ot the Office of Mr. Taw,. Edward-street, Caveadisk. 4tioste, London.. • ' • CONGIiESS. HOUSE OF REPRIAL/VTATIVES. —waft— • THURSDAY, riorsaarit 20. Mr. NEWTON made a report favourable to Stephen Kingsland, of Philadelphia.—Referred for Friday. Mr. DAWSON presented a petition from J. Whea ton, complaining of the Postmaster-General in re fusing to comply with his contract.—Referred. Mr. LITTLE offered a resolution, requesting of the President a particular list of impressed Americans.-- Ordered to lie on the table. Mr. SAWYER obtained leave of abSence for sit weeks. t~' C~ AN ENITIRE Y NEW INVENTION. 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ASTIAY COOPER and Mr. ITICTRY Av.& CLINIC will into *eh Coyne "f ANATvIMICAL iod SURGICAL LSCTURES, on MONDAY tiaelegli W. si Two o'Clork. At., Mr. MORROW made a Report, recommending Commissioners to be appointed to fix the Western .Boundary of the Virginia Military tract,. on the table. - •••• • . Ram callea i 1t s ResoNaas for Wending the UrsitedSsitieetLawsto territories:where ttfelndian title is notengognished. The /lodise retnaed to take it up. . Mr. Tallmadge presented Petition's. from New. Hive% requesting to import .goods from St, Croix. :=-Referred. Mr, Ruts again nailed up Ms Additional Duty Resolution.—The House refused to take it ap-09 to 44. Mr. Rasa rolled the Order of the Doi relative to the Government of - Louisiana.—Logt toed Mr. POINDEXTER requested an inquiry about the propriety of extending the J urisdiction of the Courts to unextinguished Indian Territories.—Ordered to lie on the table. TNX 12XIMTONS of Messri.WATictiiirscV ISIBETV. tate of An et-court. ThroOttnlosintustens lu the City of (radon, Stack-Roilteni and Co-Partners, wha have executed the Trust Deeds mentioned Ina rause depending io site Ilith Court of Chancery, of " Goildtaiiit and Others agninst Both and Others," and who have substantiated their Claims before James Stephen, Esq. the blamer. to whom it was refer red. to takess account of the I)eht due to the several Credi ors. otay receive a Dividend upon their reopective monorail, nn FRIDAY the lOth Day of January, 1812. or any subsequent Tueolay. Thursday, or Saturday, it applying at our Olhee, No. 1. Chatham-place. New Bridge-street. Lnodoo, between the hunts of 10 ..ud 12 u'Clock. TILSON and PRESTON. Solieitors in the Truster. WitailitAlli .41i r MOUNTAIN, PAM.AeRerfS Hes D./ tilt: Snove-Isiff; liiillotr'.—Vhe best se m i-mmodation for Travellers, go nd Beds,.choise Ligoars, deride charges, . The &Bowleg Post Coaches, Mall Cresches, dtc. set out from the Saracen's Heald Inn. EXETBII, Plymouth, Weymouth, Dorchester, Falmouth, Dartmouth, pod Salisbury, New Poet Coach, every Morning at Seven o'Cloela. with a Gard.' throogh Honitoo, Axminster, Reldpert, Blandford. Bwingstoke, aid Bagshot. BOSTON, Spalding. Peterhorough, 91ilton, and Hunting. don New Royal Mail Coach, sets out every Eveuirig.—Coaches from Rts-ton to Spileby, Loath, .Grimsby, and Hull. LIVER POOL, Warriserie, Klostiford, atone. and Litch kid Post Couch, caned the Repetition, every Evening at Five o'Clock. to Brothertoa's, Saracen's Head Inn, Dale street. Liverpool. Guarded throughout. RATIO and BRISTOL -• Flying Past-Coaches, through Chippersham, Caine, and Marlborough, every Afternoon ar rive at Mr. May's. the Greyhnond lath Barb, and the London Tavern, Thonew-street, Bristol, next Morning. Coaches to Wells, Endo-waiter, Taunton, &rt. LEEDS new Light Coach, called the Rockiugham, sets out every Morning at Eight o'Clock ; carries Four Insides only, and goes rernorkahl) easy, with a Guard throughout. Passes 'through Stamford, Newark, Redford; Doncaster, and Ferry bridge. to the Golden Lion, Leeds, next Day at Noun. Not withstanding the uncommon Expedition of this Coach, it 4 allowed to he i!.- most agreeable and complete Public Con- j veyance on the bluets Road. being unequalled in Almon:mods. lion by any other. KENDAL, Lanauter, Preston, Kirhy-Lnowirile, Bolton, Chorley,.Onnskirk, and GarstangPost Coaches, every After- noon, at Five o'Clock.—Guarded. GL ASGOW, Longtown, Gretna-Green, Ammo, Dumfries, Brownian, Thornhill; Sanmahnr;Kilo, Canuinck, Kingswell, and oil Parts of "T(itlanii, Camperdown Coach, Daily. YORK, Newcastle, and Edinburgh new Coach, performed with a Guaira throughout, sets out every Morning at Holf-past Sixo'Clock, by way of Newark, Refold, Tarleastet, Darling ton, Nonhollerton, Durham, Morpeth, and 'Berwick. Passen gen finding themselves fatigued from the length of the journey, was rest what time they please. and then proceed en without anyndditinual Fare. J. CLARK. the Black Swan, Corey-street, Yark, runs Coaches to Sunde rland, Mull, Scotto) rough,- W bit by. mind other Places. CHESTER. and PA RKGATE New Post roach, Deily. ECLIPSE, a new Flying Pest Coatis, to .York, Sunderland, Newcastle, and Edinburgh, carries 4 Insides only, every Evening. at Foie o'clock, by any of Doocastee, Grootharn, mud litansfork 1 eUNDEI4LA:4O.. Sleeked, tad Yarns de, Coach, every Illoitting, to the Goose Inn, ausulelood. MANCHESTER, Winslow, Cougleton, Newcastle, and Wolverhamomo Post Coach, every Afternoon.—Guarded. ,914111EWSBURY, Wellingtoo, and S hiffnall, Post Coach, , Royal Charlotte, every Evening at Five o'Clock.— , Guarded. SHEFFIELD and Rotherham Post Coach. called the Rock ' doghain, every Morning. SOUTHAMPTON, Muchester, Alresford, and Altos Coach, every Evening. LEEDS and WAKEFIELD sew elegant Conch, Daily. HERTFORD, Ware, Iloddesdoo, and Cheshunt Conch, every Morning. TOTTENHAM wad Edmonton Coach, Daily, at Half-past Ten. Half-pad Two, Half-past Four. and Half-past tieveu O' Clock. BRIDGENORTH and Weisel new Post Coach, every Evening. BIRMINGHAM Mercury Past Certch, with a Guard, eels out every Afternoon, earl reaches Birratngluus next Day at Noon. Passes by Oxford, Erma, and Shipsume to the Sara. con's. Head. Buil.street, Birmingham. HULL. Northcave, Hamden, Thorn, and Doncaster Post Coach, every Morning at Seven o'Clock, to the Bull and Sun Inn, ftlyton-gnte, Hull. CARLISLE, Parish, and Whiteman Post Coach, goes with Four Horses and a Guard all the Way. Passes through Braaten, Apple%,y, Greatabridge, Richmond, Catterick, Bo roughbridge, Wetherhy, Aberford, Doncaster, and Grantham (the *unrest Way lay Eighteen Miles). Sets nun every Mornings and performs the Journey with the greatest eacility. Pamtragers demoted ma the Road by Ehleine2ll, or Pleasure, have the peen. liar Advantage of their Seats being secured in the next Coach.- CHRISTMAS PRESENTS FOR YoUtli OF hdrii SEXES, FROM TEN YEARS OF AGE AND UP- WARDS . I. fIEAUTY AND THE. BEAST ; or, A Rough Outside with a Gentle Heart, A Pears. Ornamented with Eight superior Euravitige I and Beauty's Soap, set to mink by Mr. Whitaker. x. ed. coloured, or 3s. Rd. plain. •** This :sorb is basal to away to lie asnvesieutly open otl a music desk. ?RINCIs DOR.US; or, Flattery put oat of ConntirMowb A Poem; with sine elegant Lograviugs. So. 6d. coloured, or te• •••• This work, as well as the preceding, mav be considered mita well adapted introductory Step to a higher range of poetry. Printed for M. J. Godwin, at the Juvenile Library, No. 41, Skinner-street, Snow-hill. Til F. REFORMISTS' REGISTER.—The cha. ratter of Me Weekly Publication has been somewhat mistaken: it is aeta Newspaper. but rather a Companion to a Newspaper, consisting chiefly of Essays 011 Political and other reerolly interesting Sub jects . The contents of the next Num ber, to be published on Saturday, are as follow :—Character of B u ssupurte;—Appointinent of the Oaks. of Clarear.e ;—Chorch P for the High Court of Parliament I—the Slane ;—Po liticil Retrospect, &c. Printed by and for J. Hunt. Examiner Oflioe ; and to be had of all the Newsyenders, price Om Shilling. The Bill from the Senate, authorising Roads in Ohio, was. read and made the Order of the Day for to : morrow. The Bill for the relief of J. H. Webb, was order ed be be eugrossed for a third reading. The Petitions of Hugh Smith, and others, praying for Remission of Fines, were again referred. The Rouse went into. Committee of the whole on the providing for the mere convenient taking of Affida vits ip Bail, in causes depending in the United States' Courts, which produced an uninteresting debate, when the Bill was committed to a Select' Committee. . The Bill for the relief of A. Crease, was agreed to in Committee of the whole; when the Committee rose, after seine debate, the question was taken ou engrossing the Bill for a third reading, and lost-- , -51 to 48—so the Bill was rejected. Mr. Nemo)! presented IViemorial of the Vestry of the Episcopal Church of Alexandria, praying for an 'Act of incorporation.-- - -Referred. Mr. l;xsa offered a resolution, directing thoCern- NEW MUSIC. 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HOLBORN BARS. • The Comer of Middle Row, Holborn, AND sow; VP.•MARHAR E'F'S HILL Borough,. Where Ole will on doubt have the happiness to inform them Part of the Capital Prises are sold is the New Year's State Lottery, containing only 12,0110 Tickets, and all to be drawn the 21A of THIS MONTH. In the last Two Yea" of Sir J. Branscnnsh's Life, be bad the plemare of distributiag to dm Public PRIZES amounting to beady Five Honked Thousand Pounds Sterling. and Lady 11, trusts, that si.contionance of thi, unexampled suc cess will be expitriateed.al her new Oakes as above. SENATE—Moicakv, Nov. 23. Mr. HUNTER ; from Rhode-Island, appeared and took his seat. _ Mr. Sawn' (New. York) presented the petition of Howard, Fitch, and Lloyd ) merchants of New- York, praying leave to import from Montreal cer tain furs purchased previous to the passage of the Non-Importation Law.--71teferred. ~~ REPORT. In obedience to the directions of the " Act Sup plementary to the Act entitled 6 An Act to eptablish the Treasury Department,"' the Secretary of the Treasury respectfully submits the following Report and Estimates :-- RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES. 1. To the end of the year 1811. The actual receipts into the Treasury, during the year, ending on the 90th of September, 1811, have consisted of the following sums, viz. Customs, sales of land, arrears, re-payments, ' and all other branches of ret mine, amounting toffther, as uppears by the statement (E), to 515,541,446 Temporary loan of 31st of December, 1810 2,750,0 30 0 Total amount pi receipts 16,291,146 ST Making together, with the balance in the Trea sury ou tee Ist of October, 1810, and amounting ' to 3,459,0 fa 74 ht No. 47. Ladente Hill, Der.. 6. 1811. 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COMI'I,AIMTS. and' to every Class of Debility, whether raisin from irregglaritiesist light& a long residence is hot eti olates, er theslestractive habit of loronsiderate youth, wbkb eistails,,hy anticipation. on its unhappy victims._ all the hired- Om of old age. to slight rases .4 veneteal iufection a pesfect tire is completed in site short period of two days. ' This sassy he euasulted by patients of either see. with the greatest secretly and lamonse„ at their hum, No. toy; 'tams. garden. Letters, p2st.paid, enclosing a bank note, will beastly answer lo,, Flattno-garden. Arlay, fortifications, arms, and un link - - - 4,199,000 Navy Department 2,136,000 Indian Department - 142,725 4,407,70 0 fur interest on the Public Debt - 4,29-5,8141 VS I lW ill,i ra t cu r rent expences . - 7,994,384 91 Itelmbitrsement ache temporary Loan(in March lad Sept. 1811) - - - 2,750,000 0 Payments on account of the principal of the Pt blic Debt - • - 5,058 1 ?.72 B°. CO NJUGA Ls - NAP P IN ESS. WHEN conscious ineligibility is the secret but imarmountable bar to WEDLOCK, the unhappy sof fern pines In silence„.and, despairing of relief, sinks into de• spondeincy. Tn relieve - throe iselnimbeigrbArraities which ne railin Impotency in . men, aid , aaniebeis in women, for Nervous Complaints, Diseases peculiar 0 Females, and all disorders occasioned by debility or relaxation.. Dr. SENATE'S -- BALM of MECCA is. prored by experience to be the most IREBILITY, Scc.,Messrs; GO SS and 'CO. c..ee -.. an d permanent remedy „ever discovered. To : a , cert.'s , . a r c s IL/ time to direct tneir attention to ch u m Diseases. by ' wh i c h 'oath whom indi.cretion, excess, an unpropitious cli ma t e , or the powers of dm constitution . become enfeebled; and their ese the a„,,,,, s y rat e m a e mereuriat.potvon , precipitated a, have precipitat ono perience in such. eases. during. a long and aweessfbi Israelites premattoi old age—to the aged, in whom the fitoctions of ac i enables than to offer to itersiht s se afilicteCa wife and speedy we- are onsieuded, though not estindts this medicine is cooscirAtiouw: storation to sound and vogortrus health. A cirfsin disorders fre- I( y And con fi dently reeommeoded. The debilitated, the; languid, qurntly cantrotted in a moment of intosicatinti ; A s also.. d a p ' , a i med of either lei, tbe deluded , proseryte of secret raw-, its frequent concomitants, strictures and glssex are by *twirl milidy, the childless couple. Will ,here most assuredly burl re.. plan of treatment (without restraint ity diet . or eseresse) gi r t; with that secrecy which is essential to ansullied reputations speedily and effectually encgd Cam! where an early li iipp.l 'Ti, a „, by a temporary stimains or irritation, that this INNS- cation is "snide. on discovery of - the infection, the einoptaint r i at psodurs- thime wilotary clients which have excited the is frequently sively the cure ~ ..f such complaints; and sit order that they; warmth, esbilanaing the animal spirits, invigorating the whole may nut be marked by a mistakra: few sith 'the obloquy sa .frame, pod consenting the ersamitildBW in each annum'. th a t it Mighty attached to the ignorant empiric, Meson. tom awl Co.' may he fairly said to re-animate aware. . think it but justice to themselves to wale, that asey 114 Te bre , The amine ‘ lialia of klerga4s,pregoiseed only by . Dr. Senate ; 1 septlarly educated in every branch af the profession (certigentes am ', pe w wnotokate and eit f ili. by his age 1, Mr. 4tlchards, of silk% from different hasPitslis .and testimaniale from she' im a im a t,figgs, ~Stssirel, e tteitiNt. Ckvient's Church ; also retail most eminent Physieinns, they have to convince - nay itoleirel h go Ward, 35,14, ;liitaborn; Tows, 166 t, ittet-stieet ; Harrow, i . ljafise t t al trect, opposite Eltustlastrt-et ; Allen, 76, Osfskril r "Mat the sue, ess resulting from their tnite4Vellai Brat Wince . them to quit the practice of 'lie general treactitioner 4 and they o mr apposite wa • Pantheon; Salton, fropter_the ilmyal its presume that their pretensions edsotitate a fait Arnaud fat 'tile . eiviArel .Gisitliog,', 42, Critribill ( and Chrism. Coekbpor-atreet, unprecedented confidence with which they have, by ate Mk.* 'collier o f t4pente-ei totems. ; Trim 7. pee bos s dirty 'braided. been so liberally honbared. Te he consulted at thaif 11 '.. -- - bisstie4, ; that, th;.re is nn eagroyed'epeirail.4 DV: - Seas.l." dully, by either sex, personally or by letter, with seer" *ilk! esttiti. pit faith, of garb "box, which. isuigned ' Wary, and attention. Letterearr expected to ear' •sw, E. Senate, to istillaud-wiiiing. , All ;. ante for. advice' ;old:medicines. Gusts and, Co. ittnaverie-otrert. fleet -Malleti . ' ' ' • ! • Amounting together, as will appear more In de tail, by the statement (E), to 15,802,657, 73 And leaving,in the Treasury, co the 30th of Sep tember, 1811, a balance of 8,947,818 36 19,750,476 09 exclusively of the temporary loan, since reimbursed, Th e le- t .,;,0, zcelpts !tem rerenue *tone, it'd appear from this statement to have exceeded the cur rent expenees, including therein the interest paid on the debt, by a sum of more than five millions and a half dollars. But the payments on account of inte rest, during the year ending on the.3oth of Sept. 1811, have, from an unavoidable ,delay in making the usual remittances to Rollaud, fallen short of the 'amouut due daring the same period ; and the real ex cess of receipts arising. from revenue, beyorid the current expeaces, including th 'rein the 'flattest ac crued on the debt, 'amounts only to near 5,100,000 . . The receipts for the last quarter of the versa 1811, are estimated at 3,300,000 dollars ; and the e•.-- ditures (including the payment of arreetra of • , 't• eY HIS MAJESTY'S ROYAL LETTERS PATENTS. FAKE'S GENUINE PILLS, joatly famous • for curing, in all its stager. the Venereal Disease. One ("all Pill it a d , ie ; and the taking of nee box in II recent case will aorta famine, the patient of the certainty or a speedy re coneryN be better contrived , more mfg , or more venient than Bur ch esdy fi r such as are obliged to go join-- 1 / 4 N Or an sea. IV' it needs no onfinement or restraint of diet t aid Or year, experience (in do extensive practice) h.is prow.. ed that it will K ee l a cure when repented salivation and all other methods avail nothing. For the Scurvy and *they' Chrogicni Disorders, this Medicine has out its parallel. Upwards of 49400 persons of both sexes have been radicolly cured ~ f the above cruel iii.orders t within the last eight year:. Prepared and told by the Proprietors. Thomas Tailor and muo. Members of the 'loyal College of Surgeons. Leaden (see the NA of real Simeon', published annually by the Roy Col kir), at their home. Mn. 9. New Bridge -street ; where con smut attendance and advice will be given by them is all eases relative to the ab.ive comptainit.whis int bitable secrecy. Also, by S PI wrest. at the Perfumers, No. _sb, St. Alb:Ws-so ;et, Pall-Mall ; Mr. Deau.not a a's Toy Shop, No. 7, Fob-street ';,,ll mid by'eate person is every considerable t own of Great uritain, dx..Aa boats of auly Vs. 9d. each. • : cousvi , Or ,; • .' ~~f . . \! .- ._'.-..-_;_. •+ , ~..~. ~_ ;~: expeti- lipterest 1 4' 4 • 1' . • • THVATIII RnYAI., (!thirENT-GAROEN. THIS PRESENT EVENING, Jan. 3, will 1w need the Tragedy of VENICE PRESERVED. -After which will be performed. for the Bth thee, a Nam Paw rohne HARLEQUIN AND PADMANABA; OR. THE GOLDEN FISH. With ',Mire new Music. Mnehiderv, Seems. Drama, &c. The oww Pant.imitne of Harlequin awl Padmaarthe $ or. The foldeu Flan, enntinging 111 he received with the highest applause, Mill he repeated every evening till further notice. Tn-mnrrow. The Wheel Fortune.—On Polloroarre. Kiiig Richard the Third.— On Tuerdzty. Perev.—On Wednesday. Tile Foundling the Fist-vs.—On Tltaniday. Cala. A new Grand Operatic (Rama has long been fa preparalioe. and Is ili he lame/witch produced. , . .