The Statesman. — London, England, 1822-08-30 00:00:00

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I,bligi, • j " a+ .;%.,.4.111 lay *mei TD I / 4 4 .1.1 • ' c • . Thb C aen A N w Aj e k /14M7 1 1)ejy Ail iii Os Pie4d. dead SYDNEY died se Me t: l ' l ' ' I ! ,94 -sin 5..! 141 4 PRICR Srvzx Perget.• ..• . „ . .7 , ...1: 4*-h , yti'sifinll ; . • 1' Num HER 4463 , .. EAST INDIA HOUSE. Aug. 11, 1822. TRE Cosrt of Directors of the railed Compaq of Meiehalitsof England trailisj to the East ladies, tie hereby 'lre *otter, That the present Interest of 41. per eent. per Annum on the Gompany's genes Nall erase and determine on the Slat ens of March. 11421 , . That from sell Off. the said list day of March. they Oa carry only as Interest of Three Pounds Tee Bitiliage (31. Ins.) per Cent. per Andam. That the Proef:etdrs of Bonds be allowed to brine them is to be marked for tontlnuailon at theLsaid Int.-rest of Si. lee. per Cent: per Amiens. until the 28111 day of Vebroary. MIL and that each Sonde is shell not be marked for eon tiomeloe se adoreeald, cm or helot* the 88th day of Fe brallry.-10116 shall he litshie to be paid .ogr oe the said list 4 7 t, of March. 11113, with the 'stores' due therime, (reel Ate* ulaifisedßoildeehell not eanTsay laterest. ~ . , • ._,_ , ~ ‘,.. . Jaapu DART, Secretary. NAtiXlthirts F,16 ; tonne liffsel : PosrrtvtLy Tiirtkirr xtatiri itAs6 4 4l.' THE Proprietors of the Revel Garaent Mnsi opectfelly sienoisooe.. that Yanxhall join posidelig! close for the Season. THIS EVEVING. FRINLY.. attar 30. With a most MAGNIFICENT G%TA, edshiningl ell the grandeor and brilliancy of Shea/6001d asneemess of the Three Royal Galas. and form e r Greed Fetes. which', have been the admiration and astonishment of 'delighted theulends. Tie Gerdes's. es this owtolots, . via O. most. superbly Illuminated with nearly Twelve Thousand Addl.= tines, Lamps. In appropriate forms antiodeviees. Ttie Two Rope Progidies..sts. Lonspenare.oa damask' aw. Rellinck on the Slack Rope.mlll go througlitheir won el';! Evolutions, which draw dews nightly front Reitman& den of appiwse; mud it Is probebly the leotilma Rack, the King of all the D..vils, ever can be sees to 'dean tags In there being no other plate of imovemistit cupablo of giving elket to his asloniabing exploits. AO will gy throngh a Rsifoon nA ire, surrounded by FireWortuni and his Won, the Infant Devil, villain take seeseal prising Flights on the Slack Rope. The Topintailiestfl Relllnck and Longuemare will reels dance On inti , ts in grins %trite: and the einaint Longvemire Will meta .his wonder-' r tel Ascent on the Rope is dm midst at Me resat htiipala part of the magnificent Fire Works of the Mier flog Signior Niortram. The beautiful lieptaplasiesoPfron, for the last lime, will be exhibited, as It • meat be take , * doily Mend, the assess terminates. The oarnowinens ?web Theatres Grand Huh-Marine Cave and Water-Worbs;.lly4taol *Ur, Itibition, &o. tc. &r. as before. • • i Doors open at Half - past Seven ; commence at "Eigh t. Admission 35.. od. ti *.• Numerous Extra Police ere appointed for this Enlist'''. services ARP Starlit Hon. Megreemstesive mid ,hied, Mi. Calming, (fee such, I ,am Om I issur justly call him). has performed fur the Wendt of MU Men and the empire at large. It Is know m every individual who now hears me, that he laid hie rattly aisistance, when the - just claims either' oflndividdals of of associat e d b o di es have demanded Its exercise. Bet I regret to say, that a period stems terbetappreeehleg, when Item, and deeply fear that imam to plitt. I know well, from your tried wadi ebewt, the pain this must give . you ; and" how much gibt pato and regret must be increased by your inti• :mote Ittlowledgeaf the value of what you are so likely es lose. Fur have we not often witnessed the powti ad motrolim lolltieace of hie-distinguished tdeote, * /lima mietd; and comnianding elorrisoce ? Have pe ant seen kink as it were, like A cnsuming fire, 'Miler or extinguish thearguments opposed to him in die field of debate ? flat it is not less our duty to re 'entitle, that if high and imperative duties call him hence, (and moll only could take him from us,) that ought, if any thing can, to reconcile us to parting. He is ab-•nt to enter upon the Government of a distant pact of this realm, which of itself forms a great em pire, and where the destinies of almost countless mil• lions are to be placed, and I will say, safely placed in his hands. But, though thus separated from you, I know that he will continue to live in your affection,. se, I doubt not, we shall do in his warmest recollec tions. Let us, then, continue to cherish those prin ciples which first brought us together, and to evince by our unceasing attachment to the constitution of our country, how much we value the protection it affords and the blessings it confers. Thin Society. from its origin, has been dis•iogaished by its loyalty and seal for the beat interests of the State; and, if we are now to part with Mr. Canning, I trust, when the time arrives for us to welcome his return, that hr will find as the mane warm and devoted advutates of the good Cause In elicit we Are mgaged; and ready to receive him with all that warmth of feeling and me tpellmeat which is HOW witarssieg. I will not longer trespass on your time, but proceed to discharge so plea ;tint a duty by giving a toast— "" Oar highly distinguished Representative, the Right Hon. George Canning; a Statesman sego, by his coml. totional principles andtranscendant abilities, has ren dered such eminent services to his Constituents and to the Empire at large." The toast wis received with a tumultuous burst of enthusiasm, and was drank with nine times nine and the mint rapturous plaudits. The company, after re suming thrirseats.simultaneouslyrom 'pie, and dean* it with ninetimes Mae : the cheers which followed lasted estvial thisittiaa — • • Mr. Cstractietrorbiebuiribe cheering bad subsided, rose, and spoke ea follows:—•• Gentlemen, I am really and unaffectedly overpowered by the manner is which you have bad the goodness to receive the mention of my name; and if nay worthy friend, your President, was apprehensive that, in &Whist the last toast, which included what might be understood as a compli meet to yourselves, amongst a great number of your fellow townsmen and fellow.countrymeo, you were iu donee of incurring the charge of egotism, how much more dithealt is the task which is imposed upon use, of acknowledging. In, adequate terms, the kindness which you have manifested towards me indivithf•aliy Gentlemeo, there is nothing utt egotism—theta is no thing of undue partiality, in your cherishing towards each other those feelings of respect and regard which naturally arise from a community of upinion. On the contrary, all the analogies of our political constitution peculiarly favour such associations. Tbey are emi nently calculated for the conservation of those prim ciples in which they originate. Yee love your coun• try, as comprehending in itself all the charities of pri rite life; and when, in cultivating those charitiet, You form amongst yourselves societies such as ihr f ; cemented by an agreement in sound principles-2A riples of attachment to the free, the popular, but 4." e" the 'same time, monarchial character of the Gummi tnent under which it Is oar happiness to Tirol . yen create so ninny depositories for those 'priociples; coin vidloes when the feeling of loyalty is geiterilly pre valent, hut useful, in the highest degree, 'when the contagion of otber principles is abroad. In norther' climes, the essence of a generous vintage is oten served in a small liquid nucleus which remains en frox-n amidst the surronotling congelatioo ; that nu cleus, when the Glue of thaw comes, diffuses itself through the whole, and communicates to the mass its spirit and its fi . So, I trust, that in all times —even in times seek as the worst that we have seen, and such as, I hope,. we are not likely soon to ate again—in this Club will be constantly p red the spirit of loyalty and constitutional freedom, to be dife fused, when occasion shall arise, among the comma' nity with which you are surrounded. Gentlemen, to come, however reluctantly, to what more immediately concerns myself, and to the occasion to which year worthy Chairman has alluded as now briogiog me among you—that of bidding you farewell. It is meet ten years since I have been connected wit h this town. It is nearly as long since this Society grew op outef that connexion. Daring that period, I can say, I hope without the Clinger of contradiction, that there is not, so far as I know, a single individual—l am sure I can s•y, that there is not a single interest, be tontine to this town, which hags not had, when re gaited, its share of my active attention, and which has nut, and ever will have, a share in my must inmate and anxious good will. Gentiemen, you embodied yourselves at a time, when the country was in great di,. ticulties, both at homeland abroad. The councils to which we gave our cordial support have gloriously sermonot et/ the external difficulties ; and surmounted theta not se three who were then opposed to us recommended—by compromise, by truckling, or by a mere aceidestals lucky escape; but by perseverance, by steadiness, by confidence in ourselves, in our maw, and In oar cause, by a triumph without example, as our exertions ware without precedent or parallel. rofortunately: great efforts are not to be simile without great sacrifices; god IS ;he overstrained exertion of the talitical, well as of the physical body, prodec:s Isisitude and ethatrstioo. unfortunately, the emddusion of ode dei cers from without was followed by internal dangers, whirl., if- is were net Mote dilliebh to overcome. it was Infinitely mom- painful: tit coatiirst. Is combating each dilators, we were animated by dose of the feel jogs which lambed as during dint coalliet with the &reign he; we felt that wr were at war with • thmta wheaten to hate been our fellows - la sentiment as in coaster ; and our trinnspb was painful in its tteetttioli. though OM and tnerelful In its purpose. ' Long . May those eve, above it war achieved shire, la peas' *l4 hatiquilllty, the &kat of its achieeedleat l I wield Ado hop* Weed.' gentlemen. thirt we have no marl Joel. mthkglesiatar more spelt tehrinpbs to apprehend. Seroiritig olitersidalevergb Rump" 'I am so sear proi pact of a reit itpaarthis onnistry fot • elf foreign earn ed**. At hoer Ida ant disguise VW* Myself that I ma' great difleahi.a asedtrear dfiotoas i hot I see those ditaeulties and that dittos* in pierteh were educa tion and intelligence may be etpected to counteract Intemperasee of feeling, to correct prejudice, and to discountenance fattiest. The sobering was, erewhile; la them glasses of moiety with whoa suffering natu rally begets impatience and ahem+, reflation, and de. live re 01'Of the sufferer, in pardonable sad pitiable de delusioa, a prey to every designing demagogue who palate out resistiateuts a remedy. It exists sow, I. am grieved to acknowledge, in Ligher classes of society • not lees intitled to symParhy, nor less object. of com passion, and where practicable, of relief; bit who know that their safety, as well as their prosperity, is bound op with.thv pees of the .I,ingdoin; and wh .. when they are satisfied that the privatiooo which they now endure . are such as neither law,. nor government ) can cure. will be cautious not to lend their authority to any scbeiccs which, and: r pr: trace of alleilating present and partial evils. may lead to the disturbance of their country. I ain,con 'dent, that having, during a great struggle of ... many years, peached patiesce to the Irstabisr class,d of the eostmunity. the higher will - riot desert their ditty, by refining, in their tprn, to practise the same degree of patieidee which has been genitally displayed by those beneath them. Fur, gentlemen, apart from the ictsrast of separate classes, we have:liar:tm:non in t ic thoeouversation of that ordev of things whirls is the security of the whole. We most feel, 1 am ante. sad memo feel more than those whom I em address flog, that it would be a peevish and unthinking spirit, which, under the irritation 'of a temporary inconvesience„ should quarrel, , ant with the im mediate sources of immediate suffering, but with all that surrounds them, with all that is eorttempo• racy with them, with passive eitcontstanets its well as active causes; as a child, in in sore, beet the gronni because fur a moment it has Idles. 'fo maintain to our native land that supremacy which it bas long exercised, we must look to the maintenance of its institution.; and if, in a moment of nne.oinfortable pressure, *c lay hoi.: . in see' •r, on those established institutions, and alsal.e them to rule, we may be perfectly sure that, while we procure no remedy for the evil that assails di, we sha:l tali", (rain our posterity, probably'frons oarselves, Th.! means of safety as well as the hope.of reparation. Bat, Gentlemen, enough of general retlectioo. In my desire to avoid the temptation of egotism, is what I address to you, I have wondered from my immediate purpose.— Geatlemen, i owe it to you, in common with all toy cunstitueste, to state the grounds on which 1 ini abo.:t to separate from you. I hare never (1 call past evens to hear me witness), 1 have never sought or accepted office, except on principles of honour. i have never he,i tatsed "o relinquish it, when I have thought that-either public duty or individual honour required its relinquish went. In 1312, when a private intovitlual, and havieg recently declined the highest offizial honours of vitt State, I was returned by you to Parliament, after a con test of unexampled exertion. Yon were good enoggli to retern me again when I became a Slember of the Ad, inicssiration, un a question wholly unconnected with ,h general course of pulley, and without the smallest dimi nution of attachment to Cie public pr:nciples which I have uniformly professed, or the smallest relaxation in my support of them. When called to office in i,x, I. was called to a department perfectly alien from tar official habits, and with the !mimeo of which I had r.,..+ previous sego:riot:ince; but, in the course of nearly :Iva years' dilizent administration of that department, it has so happened, that I.aus supposed, by those in *limn the lair has evaded the poster of appointing to the Govern ment of India, to have qualified myself far the more im mediate direction of that 'oversewn t, veer the concerns. of which it has been my duty,to exercise a distant sa per; ntemience. Slany obvious circumstances, undoelat edly, would have made it more agreeable to we to lia•9 remained in this country.—(Loud cheers).-1 see around me more than MI motives for baring so wished to r:- main.—(Repeated chters.)—Bot, tientlewen, 1 bold that a public man is, unless he can show cease of honour or duty to the contrary, boom! to accept a trust which he is selected at competent to administer fur the math,: in terest. Gentlemen, those in whom the law, as I hare said, vests the poser of appointor mt (sn! , ject to the a it ) probation of the Crown) lure done we the honour fJ think, that! may be the humble instrument of conferring some benerlt on tho population of an extensive empire. 1, fear they overrate my capacity for the tuk which they impose upon me, as your kindness has overrated my servitors to you.—(Cries of ` No! no:') But I have ' not felt myself at libcrtl to decline a task, at once sq difficult arid .o honourable ; I must execute it to the best of my abi:lty. Gentlemen, in leaving your service. it is my pride to carry with me such testimonies of your satisfaction. I hope I may, without indecent vanity, add, that in ociitting.the Hoots of Commons, it is a con solation to tae to quit it not defeatedisprvlisgracsil., If. Gentlemen, yeti and I are separated by it'ace, let us con tinue united by sentiment and by kintiMas,, t 4 I eavt here in your keepiuc, a name, insignificsol '4llc, longs t, an individual, but consecrated by the prfneip as 1 whi ch you have made it the symbol. Guard it,tiok:for its min sake, but for the sake of those its accoutpsoilitcuts- Whiie it ,taiay be my lot to administer a lioverromsti of I necessity tn a great measure discretionary. I shall re Kt that there is, in my own country, a coistiounity in * Oa awransc is clie4sheti. as aasociated with rational li y. witli the principles of a free Government, and wit! .the institutions of a free people. Guard you my aiemorx. and I shall cherish peers. Removed from maiy greet. sends of miles, it will Os a plumate to rae tnali,inktliat • l saa occasiosally . ramsmbered, by you; and Ott astir d, that in whatever part of the "grid 1 inaybeltarsomil. the member."( .tins Society will )iaro a, piaci an ;Eq . :et membrence and re,ghard. lientleMen. permit me to con clude with proposing, , with a slight Tsriatiii, y.-Ar %Nifty iN fro agannpre :STRAND, •11100.11 %lOWA itricia tits „ • iirthtteritia nests I , itilitittna Notre. FOLCOVelria 1141 LS "aLother COACHES go.frosa the able' CNN : • Paris Royal Maft, via Dover, Tuefity and Friday Nights, at 'Twelve. Portsmouth and Heliport Mall, through Godaiming, Pe. oeessoirl, and Pertsera, every Evening at a quarter pest 7. , and stuulay at half-past 6. Oe its arrive! a Packet sails to the isle of Wight, to ongvey pimentos and parcels ; and a hisit emelt sets bff to Chichester, through Drayton, Havant, ilioswerth. ft. • Zlmemter Mall, through Healy, Orford. and Cheltenham, every Ereakt at a quarter put 7, and Sunday at half pan O. Dover mei Canterbury Mail, through G ratesend, Chaf/in. eed Streak's, every 'EveMnor et a quarter past 7, mid Satulay at halt.past 6, Prom Canterbnry, passenger and parcels are cotaeyed to Deal, Margate, Re-negate, Sand• etch, fe.: and from Dover, parcels are conveyed to Poth oles,. Sandi/ate, Ilytltr, Dimehorch, Romney and Lydd. Milrerd Mali,. through Caroutrthen, Llandllo and Haver-' ford sit el , . every Evening M a gustier pun 7, and Sundays at to'.f-past 6. ~ Raft sedlirirtel Poet Coldly, to carry only Four Inside, t'uourh Reading, Mhrftioroogh. Caine and Chippenham, every horsing at e quarter pet 6. listliond Bristol Post-Coach, every Afternoon at. 64 . Rath I.lght Post Coach, In two days, to carry Four Inside, ftweigh Msidentartdr 'Reeding. Marlborough, Devlr's.and linksham. Mondays Miednesnay v end Friday Mornings. at Nine, This Coady it ehietly latesded for the accemtaortil• Coo of Fsmille,, ipplida„ 8:q. who cannot undergo the Mize, of soeh a Alison. t , n dne day. Brightens tsirld Poht Coach, 'through Cucklield, &c. every Sorting 08;treeptiMmday.. Cheihrohaut Nights; Post,Eoach, to carry only Fear In side• every Moreint at 7. • Chlehker, linintet?;' and Peistorth Post Coach: Monday, NA einesdapand Feldef.Moestlega, eta quarter before 7. Dower and (.noter,itury Light Pest Coach, every Evening itt half-past 3. Ditto, ryttry Morning at hall-past. 6. Witte/Mg lid ki slidfoid Telegraph Coach, th,•ont!tt Ep som. Lestbwheasitriliantlen and thoraley. Tuesday, Taunt -,ti WEAVER, •Cmwtnereisil IViyitibt 42 lllol Ship Broker, It& . Long Awe. reeve iTIMS11001•11i Years experience, end having selected the rust ottpulablit aennexios, hags to offer his abilities to.Mantfactwrwearia getters!, who, through the extreme deperisidit of trade may wish to effect Satre without lots or expetwit, eltlieP 'Mr Cub orapproved Dills, aad assures them that ha costatehl plisb it la a few tows. Likewise. Merehaati spec the same terms, (or Foreign Markets, will bays the ad vantage of 'sting et !mew 13 per 'Cent. the VentiSt secrecy strictly observed, and Coattails /on In feeildMon to the na ture of the traesactkm. • ; Cads to any amount adtansakapon floodaJitandcl for Immediate Sale, and all.. Post-paid Lutiptru f bytantly , at tended to. _ - . . Kira:MlN *g THE Nobility, (lentil and the flublic A tro reapect. fully solicited to inspect JOSEPirCti4TSR and Co.'s Royal Patent Steam Kitchen Ranges, week 16 additlbn to Cooking will beat a Hall or Rtelr-easel Alb wee, Is emitt ing Tubs, and dry clothes in t Laundry. Re. at • distance of sixty feet. The Patent consists of aaimple opright flue in the boiler, over which the oven isidaced, by that mean it eines itself. and heat"; lbe oven end , Itellet'aseth - giddier than any plan yet offered to. the Public,. ergspiletsly doing away with the horizontal tees which gives so much trobble penitently In the Amu, ; The tingle &tensed* to sultail st;ed fenaliel, and may be had with ghst, oven, Arid hcillez only. The same patent ii applied With the greatest success to aMp Stoves, and cook. with 'Ali mews ease snd less fuel than sny *they plan yet discorced; and be the means mating from dO to 100pRons of pure Nib water from sea water, fettle tennis ve one day.: . Tki4riodplaeo be eeeolo action emery Toesiel sod Friday fr o ".' No. HI, Long Arta. N. B. Register and other Stoves. Feeders, Piee•irese. of the newest and most elegant Patterns. 4 1 11• ?nil F‘erLley Iloggious et 10 : .. gocrester: - New, Poi( Coach, the Champion, through 11"Horah.Lte Oxford; Cheltenham, lereford, Carmarthen. Tenter. Rase, Swinge*, &o. every e y at I. Dexter Coach, ti m engit.Madee la (Dory Afternoon at I b ji S‘otay steepl e d. ' alletrimpeow: /rands% and Petworth Coach. Tuesday, Hercloy, and leataterley Mornings. a quieter before 7. Mergaie . Itainagate, Deal, Sandwich. and Broadstalrs Light Pont Coaches, ey . crY Mendel and Evening. -oXToel Lithf Poet Coach, thtbugh Henley, &c. every Morienggher7l •• ~ - . ,1 L -., • Porissegalh Nraw;lied.Blemint I.Jaht Post Coach. the Re gulator. tp,,porry poly Four Inside. proaigh Kingston, Cuildrefk Piteratield, and torten, eiery Morning at S. 1 Caaellerfrom Pertateoath to Cideireaterc'ed the arriving the Mail. threat,* Bantrawill, Coshes, ba.toStrannr. ,, .•• Salisbury . east Coach, to g rey only Foie Inside, thatgral thinks, Basingstoke, Whitchurelt, Andover, &e. emit I Morning at 7. ' ' itroadvostmoCoifele(reanoves! from the Boil and Mouth;) Armtek Ablegalee, Farlitudoe, end Cirencester. 'Fnesday, Tlrrulay, and Saturday Mornings, et a Quarter before 7. Wallingford and Wantage Coda. through Maidenhead,' Nerthhed, sad Harwell, Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday' Mortises. 'IS. • l• Dadaists' and Quildford Toleigraph Coach. Swoosh Kintafon, Dillon. Cobham. and Ripley, on Monday, Wed ne,,lay. sod Friday Mornings at It/ ; Sundays at 7, and re- Inas to Leeitaciiito Mae day. ' ...'t 1 :•110aTelt EV COSCHIIII.. Vat, WeS, and Edinburgh Coaches, sod to ell Parts of th e ' . every hlnrning ,at a quarter before 0. Manchester, - neaster, Kendal, Rochdale, Huddersfield, Rndford, Leeds, Naafis, Rotherham, She Meld and Nor ris!' Coaches, daily. CARIIIICRI. To Twirls Pilaw, Brantford, and Isleworth, every Mon de), Wednesday, Friday, and Saturday. EAMES and Co. Proprietors. Parcels mid Packages are safely and espedittously enn veyr4from this INN to every City, Town, Village, and country Seat in the following Countlei, viz.:— Brits, Hereford, Surrey, Barks, Gloucester, Susses, t ornwall, Kent. Wilts. Delon, Oxford, 'Worcester, Dorset. Dents. swnertiet, South Wale& All Edit of the Isle of Wight., Jersey; Guernsey, sod all Parts of France, • ...,_ _ • (POKING (MASSES and PURIS4 . IIIIIII..ee-Sere. eel large SECOND HAND PLATEC are,now on sale, at COOPtilt and Som's Manufactory, 3, Bishops gate-street, Witbin.Some of the target aims ate admira bly adapted for large dining-rooms and elegant drawing rooms. A large assortment of deb illolahid Chlriney, Piet, and Cbeval frames, with New Glasses or superiet colour wed brilliancy ; the prices reduced beyond all former pr e c e d en t. Plate Glees for Wthdoes. Carriage., lic.!--Thia article may also be manhfactered as high as taill by 72 Inches, 120 by SO, or to any given dimensions; ." Noblemen, Oestitieraen, Snrvryore, Proprietors a Hotels and others, will end this Warehouse deserving attention, from its ex tessiveVariet y of excel I eat Cabinet aniChai rWo The upholstery arrengemeola display some new specimens of peculiar neatoess end elegance, with the still greater advan tage of economy In the charge. . J. C. and Son In particular direct the idtentlon of the public to their newly invented Wash-lltted-Stand, eontaio log embalm eonveelenees (especially Useful 'to "Invslicle) IS which all efflosia is carefully prevented. t i ,* A considerable assortment of Turkey Carpets I qua eV other Cmpetdrag on the tame. reduction. • XOIPI ESERVING TILE TEM% AND GUMS. • riPHE VEGETABLE TOO . l H POWDER. has ow It long been is general use that it Is unnecessary tq offer any further recommendation of it. Composed of Vegetables without the admixture of any Mineral or pernicious Ingre dient whatever. it Is free from the usual objection •gainat the use of other Dentifrices. Its detersive power is jest sal- Meat to annihilate those destructive particles which millere to the Goms and the Interstices of the Tenth ; healing inju ries in the former, and promoting is new enamel (where It has been inj.tred or corroded) Oa the latter. It likewise im parts a firmness and healthy redness to the Gums; and if used regularly will preserve the Teeth in a sound state to old are. Sold in Boxes. at 2s. Si., by Ratters', Chemists. 4, Cheep side, and 220. Recent-street, London ; 20, Waterloo-place, Edinburgh ; St, Sackville-street, DeWitt ; and by the prin cipal Perfumers and Booksellers throughout the United Kingdom. N.D. Purchasers are requested to ash for Burxests' Vi- GETAUL t Toorn Potence, and to observe their name and address are engraved on the Stamp and Label ersehed to each box of this esteemed Dentifrice, to distinguish it from Jut 'CATIONS under similar titles. AND 10 ALL PACTS Of 711i/1101/7111. • Neat Poet-Chokes, du. at the aMrtest notice. se Take Notice, Mat no Packs ge, containing glass, china, watches, plate, rash. or bank -notes, however s ma ll will be accuanted tor, if lost or damaged ; .or any other peterl or passeager's luggage, of more than Id. value, unless specified at sorb viten delivered at the Mice, and paid for atre►dlotlp. , - rpm principal ilitfienhies with which the skilful 1 MtD:CAL Pa IcTITIONOM has to eneoenter, lo to'r- tenting or curing the symptoms of the Venereal Di"- ease. ericinstes in the absurd concealment of their real agitation, which usually characterises the afflicted 1 persons, and in the still more absurd reliance which' they to o often place upon the boasted efficacy of some IXIVkItISAL SPICIIIC %Web is utablulhingly recom wended by th e di a i xteretied inventor, for the certain tore of this disease, in all its varions stages, ramifica- 1 lions, and eppearaaree. By the rational and considerate thew NEVCII-PAILINU Remedies, are of course never re sorted to. lint, unfortunately, a very numerous body of lormus, labouring tinder this disease, have yet to learn l 41! the first requisite towards their cure is an early op plicalim to Practitioners of talent, ohsersittion, and ex letimme. To persons of the above description, and to 11l those wise are acquainted with the 'offerings which loch persons endure. through neglecting to apply so row sutures of relief, Dr. EADT, sea labourer in SO Worms a cause, can only further say, that las is con. bulted daily, by persons of both sexes, at his house, 33, D1 - 01- street, &Au ; and, upon the practical result of his isoaltilge and eiperience, is prepared to rest his claim to to a:minuses of this pstrooafre and approbation * . i. l'ldt he his so lon aid so largely enjoyed.—Observe L"7 l "boti—liff Doss -street, Soho, is a private iititur, ir :te 114ar d'*elo•oi; one eel of Dean n-street leads ° Gerrard-strek nea rly opposite' I%e . fiemeral no- Pn 11 F l'ott Ogre, .sod the °tit*, lb& 'ffsforil-strivr. . h.Y ke gratis to ate Poor. CANNING CLUB. On Friday last the diuser given by this Club to the Right Hon. George Canning, pre►ious to his departure for India, tool• place at the York Hotel, Williamson. square, Li►e►pool. J. OLADITOXII, Esq. M.P. Presi dent in the Chair. Mr. Canning arrived at the Hotel, (sate. Gladstese's earrisge, a few minutes before six o'clock, and was loud ly cheered by a crowd of respectable persons, collected is iron's( the betel. At six o'clock, above one hundred and sixty gen tlemen sat down to a dinner, consisting of all the de bead's of the season. After the rostonssry tenets, which we eanaterate‘ In oar paper of Monday'last— The CastRMAN, is proposing a toast, add d the Sleeting as follows:—Gentlemen, when I invite you tw °barge your glassy., I am quite aware that I need eat dictate to you the manner of doing so. I know yea will MI them to the brim, and drink the toast is se Wrertruwing bumper. Gentlemen, the toast which I batil. the honour to propose is one which I am sere will its dewnk with the same warm and ardent intim siasui which bas eveadiccampanied it when given in thiagooss: • I am quite aware tbwt itirsonld be Idle. as ItireuAllbtmanareassary. for me to speak of or eon , nitrate aoy of the great. important, and distinuireir ~• .. - ( rt. 14- me. rat. re. OOP MO I 7 j i