The Statesman. — London, England, 1813-01-27 00:00:00

• :~~. ‘,4 ; ;.).‘ 7775 3 : ' • ' 17. 0 ,10.:. • ;,,r4lO • • •• . • ; ' M. .........-- fi - "; - ' ~~ N . • • s • • i • .`` ,* • • • • • s r g . . •, .^ • !:'. s rti .i, ...~ b • • • • • . , ' .• 1 s ,' , . , • ~,~ . !T) . 4.1 • 6 "6- • • -* ~~ . • • ~ . ..; ; ...;) _ ..',. ' ,'~.~ ,~~+.'' Nn. 2164. • • THEATRE. ROY %J.. DRURY-10%4' 4 g. Pr TT T g present EVFINING, hn. 27, Majesties' Servants will prawns, fur tbeilib Tragedy, in the ealleel • ♦ t 111.77 . .• , ,• • Y o t . I PUIJL 0 . • • ~.. BASD ISOL • .. • - • i *ISE PLUM PT . ,In Four biri THE MSTORY • FRIFI By ANNI Aidrerr °.! Narrative of ft " The Red "ile - hetrebt pas exf: "erne linh4leeir. 11 en tit de ipprtet. d' e. Je he 'dritritirs.•--86inrweic lasitito r Naiad for and' itoM brit. Oodihrm., PirMle pasdelt-strrei I D 40154 GQldle r ,Ediaburgb John VNptuttt~ , i not b atiell Redkiinfre mat be had, TRAITIteg NATURE. By' lihe Barney, Second 4 “bt. 28e. • • ' 'k m by "e :hide Anibor, • 'GERALDINE FA UCON BERG, 3 'rob. 41s. 10, or witil EMORRE: • After which the r mgr e nn t,mnhive, c iao . HARLEQUIN. 'HUMPO. Tri•marrosr. The Tragedy of Resaatpc, sod The few PM- Tile 9" to he opened at half ;Mot Ave o'cleith,lo be. din,t half oast alx. s o w.. is. t Setileul Price 3s. S.. G 9. t," .rind Prier, 2 •--11.4wer fUllery, 2' „ ; second Price, oper G i tierv, g &could Price, fid, _ I:~ ~; ~ ~ .: we in Fame," ut aliment 41e of trsi, tid .• I• 'I kiktlei included. - , . tcb Solkif• _ ~ . THEATRE-ROYAL, ; 4 !.01114T-GARI ) E,Ht.: I g prcwnt E Jan. 214 Ih. p-rfatnsted,fite the ".° Comedy, ~ Rat atis, THE S . • . SALANIANtAp. irbi,•ll atll a !awl Pramomime, sane 4 HARLEQAt RED DWAH,F..,, I'n-morrna; Was"; lore, ,{, end P hy sic ; and Thi NO. p..„l,,,nime. • • t ••• • • • 'lolil F. R IND DOW GARIN Tottelf. riffHr, CILEDWORS - et Mess ri:AOS FYI"' 1,915P1 A 11. , R. ipte C6lrthritok. ie the Corenti Wright. tiecras...l, and 4961) Dews, the ynooter, of Newirmy..! ,:.,• ('.aunty of krks, Millwright. in ret.ect ofr goods and.: rant-riols in'thera for erecting add makistg Is Pound, Lie:, Weir. and other eVorsts._ ow the rivet Thismes. at Ted. diooottancl at Asinine/Iy, in the Coonty of Middlesex. are re -. qn •.+t•:; rieThivitlit•ii4ndthe particula rs of their respective de worts, aot serge's 441 pr Het ) ). 'lit. to order that themmimemas h examined amt arranged preparatory to a. divisies of their effects. Asid such of the Credal,* who have ant executed the. •ed of To do. Are rispresiell 'forthwith to trail at ear other. to 'aerate tiresome, macro ire they will be excluded the beadt: of that Dced. . VANDERCOtI and COMYN, Solicitors tutilltlitpsteess WI, Bttsh•lanr, C.anrAn-str Oita J.". ltii.l. / a M Public are infortTied, that - from' the Ist day ' of l'ehnviry next. GENUINE RUM may be pur chase! at No. 18, Feurhurrb-siteer. in any quuntittos not less than too gallons. at the following pricer, far ready money onl% :—Jumoica, ut Its. per gialloni Leeward Flood, I6s. 64. data. 't e.tahli-hrneat hos /teen formed for tbe sole porpr-se of 3 fiord t • the I+ublir the means of nbtaining,aconiut: Rumsof the best er lit), in erometuetat eptontirier. nima the most ristiottoble ttra., I owl oil! he enoductedAry Niliicua Holden... Esq. becre-• tart to the West I n , lin Planters. and .aterchnoti, turd undor the tope' n trndnttce a f e Confmiltee of that hody. Order: fur • any tproltitltss' to be sent into any parts of the count' y, wilt be psuctoolly attended to by Mr. Rubles: Xlicilittp ; ioN, - 000PLUCk e and Co. to. . . 0 46eirctli . lity.irm the PAO,lit, that 'her base taatfac.ted Weith Cut riantea, I,w A Scalia Lbtsery•of 7.000 Tititets, lobe' Drawn on the 'aim itOncitie as gilt law, is widen tke Public arece I , n fortunate, as.thiAttain 0 tig f Great Prize*. The Draw ing wint:Astneace as iity j.rth February, and finish the Mimi- . lag Disi: • - :, r..-. 1 • ~ r '.• . ACIITAtiIe , ' • • 1 at At.. 5440 • la 453.000 , t • • • rrikhoe • ' '• , • in eeo • . % .. .• • • &WO ‘..... • ' ••• 54111) - • 4 + '.!..:-:::: -fiNt • • - P. • "pm, 4 ... • ", ni ' 2,0(1) 4 - • .g .- 44.0 •• •• ? 201) 1,01)0 . . 1 IS t - e . . 9 l• . 103 1,010 '• • I %1 - ::...;.....c. • 50 • I,' 03 • - I ti . : r/ 4. i l ie.• i, • 3.4 o 0 . . 1)4".• t-'' 45 2,61.1 1.3411' . - s -:. :4 .... ' 15 . . 15,3 ill 01.0 MODE tiF.DRA WING.—NO CLAS:4F.S. Ilichardzan,Onoillur It, agog goi.„,resellitte Tickets amt Shares in vatiet, of NuinberG, at Their Otore!, the corner ..f Kink b•tikPots.' Carrion"; and feting the King's Mews, Chai ing crtr",, where, in the Liittery draw i. 14th and 13th January, they sold Six Capital Prizes, in 59 Shares; and. in the I.ntlerieS drawn last lilac, 23 Capital Prizes, including One of 90;0001. and Two of 10.0311. . . THE WHOLE £20,001 SOLD TO THE PUBLIC IN SI/ARES. WMARTIN returns his - sincere thanks' tti . • hi 4 Friends and the Public in geueral r.r the distin guished preference they gave to his Office in the purchasing .1 811. ires iu the last Lottery, at the same time heartily conAcak.r. tales them nn the wntitleiful success attending the advelitbrert who purchased at Cornhill, as every Ticket sold by tint (including the. 4; 1 2.1,U1l I and Prize,), avera?,ed upwards of SIXTY-SIX POUNDS per Tjchet, making a net profit of X 14,709 2s. : rettiritett to the Public above the purchase monis. Ti. kegs sod Shr.res In a great satiety of Numbers are no sale. for the next &tottery, et the ;Wolfe picky Office; end not with standing the Contractors have advanced the price of Tirliets enure to W. NI. than last-'Lottery he is determined to sell Shares at 'PRIM B COST, and rich Twelfth •Cake gratis, and eat nestly solicits a geuerous Public will give, his Office the pre fereoce, he having been the means of saving them many thou rind pintailsty REDUCING .THE PRICE OF LOTTERY , SII AR ES. N. B. No. 7731, the above Prize of .4.7 . 20,0Q0,, is the.ooly one of 1:1:tl r.mount really sold to the Public is Coruhill, fur fit* Lotteries past. . SAUCE EPLCURVe:SiNE. TriHE very' high esteem in which this invaluable SAUC E is held b y the NottilitY *tt Gentry, at well for its exquisite 11. 1 v onr . a 4 for its zeneral application to all the pnrpii.e4 of Cemkerv, rails forth the grateful arknotviedginents of JASPER TA Y LOft and SON, the inventors, for the li beral patronage afforded them,. and it:duces them to lake this public method of apprizing such of their Friends, and the Pub lic iii gtrneral. as have not yet had :la oppartualty of trying its toirivaded excellence, tha i t t is the best Sauce for Steaks and chop 3,. Fish, noshes, Ragouts, Snaps, hot and cold Meats, eve' invented. and is generally approved of in almost every preparation of the culinary art: and rimy have further the gratticalon to add, Olaf it will keep good iu 644 climate, and fayallten4th of time. • Sold inet des, at 2.. rind 4s. each, at their Famil) Oil and Satire NV:vet:oast., N.D. 7 Lower Holborn; and by Messrs. Ball, New Bohd-street $ Mr. Leadendall-rdrcet $ Mr. (7. TnNlor; iligslon,_ SA. rey ; Powney, Brock-street, Bath t Mr. J. Cal ire. Catobri.lKe; :led Mr. C—Holroyd, Mtaldon, Lswx.— one gei.uirie unless signed Jasper Taylor and . Butt• The% atm ts .istidente recommend their improved Tomah' Ketchup, their portable Soups and Gravies, s uod every Article ill she Oil Tuttle, or tile first quality. I' I ST U I. A S —A RC ESSES--PILES. IN the cure or these dreadful' Disorders, Mr. T. STR I K E, wha is stow returned from abroad, after an ab sence of ten years, begs Irate to insure the public, that he has a method, peculiar to himgelf, the knowledge of which he derived from his late Father, Dr. Strike, formerly of Rupert-street, oho, for upwards of fifty. years, was, without exception, the mo-t skilful and successful Practitioner In such cases, this coon ar• hus ever yet known. It MIA he proper .to Inform the af flicted, that they need be under no aperettension of painful oaf t's•ring, as he effects a cure by means as easy and guile, ns power ful and clicarious, withont, hi any instance, haft recourse to the dangerous operation of cultirup 'He Impart will not he deemed pull uic bombast when he maim the public, that the re, , q)ectliblr ii•b;l:stoniei be ran piodurce for his shill and experience, wi.l convinre the mo s t incredulous, nu patient, however had hit rase, ',red In sisal?, where the criastitution is oat already ex. hal-ted. Attendance on the afflict d Poor estis, from 11) to 12 o'clealii rm q waits)/ anal FriJa" 34 0 101,- " lf ee t A sice, tote.' • :y Ifs Oise frA iirtßA Velem, 41n.' !t e taken al the ;t is SOVI/LEI )) 141 , 11 ' toll' nt illeV"tet..., __ (*tinny , : •." ' :. , .- • At.ANN% P L UM t o. • 'Mr. Vs. nbeciapant are yalnalle, 1. Ai • ..,_ the colonitb, and ` 'the ptiginrol 'Obey, Ain P1iAtt,.......0 Ate.-2. At .to Abe Noma! MAN I( air 'Ay al tit; Custotry:.-Atta, 3. as to the pre+tk l iktap,otita *radar' , I* grad 'Kenai, by tirettatesman, the, : loseptter, and the mereltant."-4. Pit . n•arnit r ittn.. _ . _,.. ," Lnadon: Printed for 4nd stUl by. Colbert.* Pith li e Libm ry, 50, Candnit- greet t Mrorge ritoldie,. Edittbateti John Cunt mini, Dublin ; and aU. iietoksetkry. _ • . . * l 7'r illustrative Sugr iii eat. Pocket oloure, with Six aria^ prier 41. ed, la extra boar'dt, ' • 0 THUMAN LIFE., with` Hints fnr their PrerentitM, and the Removal of their Clio.' sequenccs. By NLIVTON'• 130SWOltT0. honorary Member of the Laud.in Philmopliical Society. " Much has bees kaki, in jisl; abhut the Miseries of. Huns's' Lire. Why may not semethine- baosid, in carafe, about: its Arcidents—thosefrettueot;sourea ,. .of deep sad lasting as dungen: to which we' are all'esposeJ from RM. water, heat. cold, jouroeying, ntansements, Stc. all are here distinctly treated of, rind conslrterable pains have been token, to collect the Mott theft( directions fa avoid or remove them. Loudon: Printed for Lachiugton, Allen, and Co. Temple of the Muses, Fiothyryystrare. Of whom Inn/ beitad. very neatly printed, bouid in red lea % ' thee apd• lettered. 'price 4e. TOE JUYIP.NIiA CORACSPO ND IiNT ; or, Scriptural aid Moral Lintructor ; far the Use of debuols. By a Clergy- Wain add Preeepuir of Youth. .' ••• Ticeplan Of this work differs from abut of others on a Amalie subject, and beir.grulapted for both setes, is presumed • to claim the merit of general utility. It embraces questions to be answered by nppropriare Scriptural ationslitins ion, letteri' oa a variety 'of topics to be replied to by the pepilp. It tins long been in practice in the Academy for whose we it was com• Pprised; and puviog been there fonoct ithiwer its pirepose the ittlea lasimar, and since sbnctionedity tire approbation of petent. Judaea, w t hii love istrusest,diu utuaasecipt, kt. mermen of Sebnots.if;.erneral. Agency-othei, ) round .. Smith, Guildford Chandler, Godstone Lanzley, bookseikr, Dorking Bsoher, iornicsrlier, Brooking Fuller Imokseller, Newbury Lnvell; fluntirigibm W. H. Andrews. Itaystroa . Lynn -- Shackelford, Soutbaratiron C .wdery, perfumer,. Lk of SP e wardsno, printer ?di ores ich W ight G, B. Bromley, bookseller, Merlin, Aviesbury W.trwirk Smith, Sudbery • The peculiar advantages of this Society Is the positive atim ranee of the baltoted Subscriber being exempted for L:fe, without any ,fort her es pence nr trouble. Tire bowestabi Whitten,. nod the reipeetability of the Principois not Agents will, it is presumed, he a sufficient recommendation tios Firm. •0:2- Parishes and Parsons provided with Substiattrs: ' 1 11 1 : REAL TFIFT ',MING ' 97 JA: _ made by N DAY and mmurtm, Holbnni. Many of Gionterfelits say:as made by DA Y 'and M ARV lN; iithrrshave S 7, HOLBORN, leaving out the Ilford II&GH; trod same hay* a small tar) before the original Numhtr., 0:3 - Also observe,. that the whole Address hide:m*4nd distinct. !Milt T 17". olte. . • TONCOURAGED by the uniform 'finer:en attend ., Mg their prefilter method of treattillitle the core of a Few prevalent enioplaints, which has been conßimed hv.the ex perience.of many years stmt large and extensive practice; sen sible also of the happy e ff ects resulting to the public rpm tee thed awn confining their atieltion to a eertals ands of diseases, blears. GOSS and Co. continue to direct their . %ladies to Biota. disorders arising froin'a secret destruetive habit orineonsidersgte youth, which not only oecasims a numerous train of De vourer. fectiong, but also enntlis on its won't'', all throgyervaging last*, cab ies of old age. In that .distres:iog state of debility or Oen. rimy whether the comeqnence of mats hateful habits, exces sive drinking. long residence in hot climates, orany other tease, by which the powers of eon: Minion bectime easfeebled, an , matilarly mlurated urgeims of London. they safe, aid speedy restoration to wand nod vigorous health. is,YV here an early implication it made for the curt of istertain harder. frequently contracted bill iftsoteat of inebriety, the tadiciation is generally entoplettd'ilt the short space of two hays; and in.the snare advanced ate! trlveternte stage' of reap real infection. characterised by a .varitly 'af painful aad Aintree. sing symptom!, a perseverance iii their plats (wishing* tests-mint in diet or exercise) will balite to the patient ti permanent and radicalscurv. 'roe diseases of the Urethra, as freqoently conneetedrwith or arising front flu: above coMplaiiit, have !got escaped theistatters• swag by an infallible and improved pluit they are miabled to remote obstinate (Heels and Strictures, *hither -retest or of long duration.' without retorting to the paints,' and OnbArrObb *use of the caustic bougie. Many' lastantes can be• adduced of very inveterate cases. of several year. cominuaee, having yield ed to their method in a few days, after •she tare had beta at- I tempted by other prnetitioners without' effect g and „sued has been the agreeable result of a pradOce of fourteen years, that ' the mode cif treatment has nit la ono single instance ever proved 1 abortive, during which period rummy thousand gmraiins, of both I sexes, have experienced the ,enjoyligent of having been per fectiy cured, after severe nod c lasjartaus-metini'ds have been • per severed in Its tar purpose. '- • •-- - • Messrs. Goss and Co. exclusively prollissint the cure of these 1• particular eatopinints. in urdrr that they .may not be, by a usissakerrfew, marked with the latiorpor to i ii i =tittached - to the ignurstat !mark,. think it but.jits&e.ts t ves to state. Mt they have bees, properly educated and initiated into every tordarh of the profession - (rertilleater of'which, from different' Itiapitals. wititestinuistiitls from tbe Mist enlace' Physielaris, they hive to (atwitter nny enquirer) that the Sweet resulting lIILBLAI NS are prevented from breaking, and. from their •elides.yours fist iridneett thein to quit the practice their tormenting Whine instantly removed, hy VIII I rE- of the general Pnictitioner, and they presemn .that their re it BA 1):13 kaiSIA CB AO hi UST ARO, universal ( v estiented• imislims constitute a fair. ground . far' the unprecedented etinfl for it, extfaordinarY elleitcy in Rlietnnatitim, Palsies,`Ginry• detect with which they have, by the.. ruPlir• bfell so IlhertsliY . . Afreetions, And C1+,110401. of the Stomach t bog, vote ' stir.: b ie v, use L, • certain. resiedy . bas been issiknown .or tug! ;pi" .- :To ise'earsited at their house Anil, ( ierebnolly, or by let . Chilblirins have aqui* broke, WHITEH B A DI. FAikillbY kler) by PA . M411 1 9, of Ober ars, • with secrecy , delicacy, and cERATb, w ag fa bulist paininui very spelklitO heal.thret. Llentino. • • , ?r e wired end sold by K. Johnston, Aptithicary i "lig..GfrOlt• Patient ` in tt es eo ntry are reqaeittutio state'llte parlicolars Weer, Soho. Lauda*. • ' .their ease. . 'asstnner.ot dbramb *admit* abatis-no The Essence and Pills at 9s. 914 'enelt t the Coale at ls. Oi l I far airtesiand wig lderss wed for war will he forsratded to Sold by veto medicine yin ter tkc Voile* K Median: • 11MI 'Nut • f the King The Oesinine bar • block ipb inompi web Ike korke.gfi: COe &tritons, 1103,- Btolvitlemilreetr Fitelv i.91 1 1 101 9a5. 0.014 1 * ' • 0/40.• A . • . •. . e . , • RENENYAL OF THE - CHARTER. 1. A NNALS of the Ilonourable EAST INDIA lit CO W PAN Y; frUM their Establishment by the Char ter of Queen Elizabeth, 16116. to the Union of the London and •Englisb East lodia Cooripaoies, 1707-8. Rs JOHN BRUCE, Esq. M. P. and FILL Keeper of his Majesty's State Wiser', and Historiographer to the Honourable East Company. , 3 vols. 4(0. 41.10 x. or on royal 4tio. 61.. • O. REPORT on the NEGOCIATION between the Hon. EAST INDIA COMPANY and liti PUBLIC, • revitectiat the Renewal of the Company's exelosite Privileges of Trade •for Twenty Yeari, from March, 1794. By Jo l nl Bruce, Esq. M. P. F.H.B. Historiugraoher to the Hon. La , rlodil Company. Printed by Authority of the Host. Court of Directors. 4to. price lb.. boards: S. EAST IN DIA STATUTES.—A Collection of Statutes relating. to the East India Compooly4, with an Aopeadikt containing Acts, ;mil Parts of Aelo, relollgo•to Shippioe., Du ties, Recalutioas for Export and lapii, &e. which in goacryl do not solely rebate to the East India Company ; toge ther wioh acoplousiudex of lko whole. 4;o: 41.4,. car s • tcred. - 4. PA PERS rest eciiug the N EGOCIATION for a Re newal of the East lndiu Campany's exclusive Privileges. Sen. price Ss. dd. Ditto, Ditto, Part 11.. • S. CORRESPONDENCE and PROCEEDING' in the . N EGOCIAT I ON fur a Renewal 111 the Last Wilt Company's Charter. Hen, price le. 6. II INTS and 0 BIER YATIONS respecting_the N EGO CIATION for a RENEWM. , , II( the . EAST INDIA COM PANY'S EKG LU SI YE PRI Y iLI-OGER,submitted 4th March, , 1819, td the consideration of the. Right HON. Lord Melville, by 1 the Deputation of the Court of DiVectiors, with his Lordship's • Remarks on throe. 21st Miirrh, 1912. 7. The FIFTH KEPORT• front the Select Committee di 1-the House of Comonaus tal the AF FA litS•of the EAS r IN-•' DIA COMPANY ; ns ordered by the House of Committal to be printed. 118th July, 1 0 1 2.. A. S. The PRELI sIINARY - DEIt.ATES at the -PASO IN II • D Ilk HOUSE, on Twarilfty. the hill January: ISIS, on the •Ne goCiation with ais Majesty'sMiui-ters relative to a RENE %VA L • of.the Charter; with an Appendix, containing all the Getters ! sod Documents referred to upon the Subject. By an Impartial j Observer. Price Ss. . London: Printed for Winch, Parry. and Co. Booksellers to the East India Company, Le rdrootall,sircet. . - 7r, , r .•'l• • ~~ . •: ' • ' wet.lb ti , ; ~ ~~•~ " ~~ . - mission t Fume sia ly quid hi !tartlets:l, Ithichohave refit many wrong ither,rikehularq • • • ailr Vat& R. , 3.llJlliThieteinth year , in gSti of retorniag their lantisher of Subscribers 9 Kos been honoured s damnificatien f..a• the theft 'universally approved for every Sakocribec Litt. As a veiv h r earl* applicatlei 6 equitable, and original established 1801. 199, 11 40, , (beat Mary-le-he , Highostreet, Whitecon , George-street. Block I Chapel. 'rise follow „ alsu Subscriptions, via. 'turner. Coventry Killg,,ptintar. Abingdon Maunder, bookseller, Win- Pearson. Stamford. Lincolnsh ekes. ter ' • Hatribletrio. Vitillingford Slia3 ler, bookseller, Witaey • Croaker, ifoltiligkons Watkins, Cirencester Rieltisrdone.(it.enwich Andrew's, grucer, Oxford Pottier, baker, Woolwich bookseller, Itertfurd Parsons, perfumer, Graves?fid Harrison,. Luton Adam, Tunbridge Town Stamp-ofiee, St. '— • bun Webb, bookseller, Bedford H. Kelhain Chelmsford Hadley, bmiltseller,'Farnham Prince's-st. Komford Esse% • a O'clock: • i ti ' • , . gatiTAl tiroWsi4 ttAidutiag"ftgry; d ail the inforination• in kik trio' IlltufMl • of effecting the -laudable rahjeo!.:ltt tho - , dating' the confeit - 4V ~.docted theniselies with a moderafiot ,which ware not to be Maw/ P!! the 1' eft „ad of ,llectinoamshire, fie :reform to sent tonfifiplA that would take place in Ono AI 5A. 11011 4 41 * itit Political along, in th e * Go, nnent wereitiesopted ; and to the-confusion an 4 lh that would. eueloidably result,: it any commas. alteration. Al l *ea •proptied • •The hemp, a rd-boo catioes, hitherto only r -k secondiry coitskj o would then,begorne pf the Grit importune.- tie* inotivisku4Olieband tra4e. w- • migtt slitce'thi - to mak 'lista colibly variable caPieres -smolt running tititirmed ships that ifpectilatire . advents would @Ripley. 'O4 ,liiiisted that Mr. flume been gidtty of a gross, rnisrepresentatilni when he said that half the extra ships were eseillydetained hernia the sailing season ; - .the fact Wad, that out of 3'70 that had been employed, onlyabout 40 had been :delayed.: It was not leis orrongetis: tp. . aay, that "these ships were detained by the.' Company ; the cargo of the Corporation, consisting of saltpetre, was generally on board months before the private trader shipped his goods, The freight charged was extremely reasonable, and the deurarrage was al ways generously paid by the Company.. From per• sonal experience, he had every reason to join in the; enloguim pronounced upon the Officers of the East India service; and no less than 95,569.!.' bad been given to them as rewards for meritorious actions, besides annual pensions to a large amount. After stating, that if the. Charter were; not continued, the King's shitieon the India stittionweuld be unmanned' he called the attention of the COurt to the swarm of Lascars that would be let loose upon this-country, if the private trade were allowed; and Concluded, by calling upon all the Proprietors, in a very animated manner, to support the executive body, the defenders of the rights of the Company. Aled to esstahlish their own. ' properity on the ruins of the Company. Ile ad. vertrd to the great benefits the country had derivol from this great source of wealth add happiness; and expressed his firm conviction that the Parliament.of Great Britain, renowned for its wisdom and honour, would not consent to place in the hands of the pre sent Administration, such enormous influence as they would acquire by the destruction of .the Char. ter, and the sole Government.of India. Mr..BOSANWIET having for thirty years been con. nected intimately with the affairs of India. felt him. self called upon to express Isis perfect dissent from the remarks made on a previous day by Mr. flume. The first and.tnain point of consideration was the In dian Empire; this was.the bone of contention, and be hoped it would not ultimately prove the apple of discord.• lie called the attention of the Court at some length ; to the immense range of coast, and al most interminable extent of continent, besides the k islands—at present governed trith mild sway by the [officers of the Company, at whose expence •it had ' , nearly all been conquered, although they were al lowed to retain pessessioe of only a part of their ac. quirements. If the Charter were not renewed, a Raw experiment of legislation must' r be .tried, and 44 the proof of the pudding would be in the eating." If, as he prognosticated, India were lost, China would sqpn fall, and the British induencc he totally annihilated ; this immense territory was 3000 miles distant from the mother country, and the claims that meitedlhem should be long and strong. fie ridiculed *hat he termed the absurd attempts of those in the ,perth and in the south,who, instead of confining them. shelves to their literary pursuits, wandered into the intricate mazes of to give their opinions the Charter, without, possessing of information. Ile lamented that Ministers had con• ducted the negociation in so riubecotning a spirit, _ arguing the direr - seising the sligh be the fact. I. ble-mine of wea the foundation a country was none Geed to precious metnts fined that, in , writing saveral irman, the Earl of Buck governed neither by prudence, had *named the authori :tritetstbneccxerth_,?Noth;o,4644._mild 1,1 ; ,r for tile fa - ke of &Indes x equalled by thehideoun lo Popery ;" and he hoped the minds of all thinking and contempt: it - was rain.. surface *ere to, fee, sugar, and Let the loss then was hazarded,'- -In allusion t, Ids 'opinion, tht, the Indian Trade there was event and the.whale the "adios Compawy seine Any %which, costal* 1011P-sPigYist , 1 ' 011:S;;;c1E6 7 :13p0n entering the ear of their esitiblisthient, tati2 this oppnr- their gratefal *anti ta their anprerrdesited pre for the sere Mast support- their 6rm I with. Their Ilinirped Reeripti of in- ihe present Year *t slaw delivering on proved Phut. elf -o.4twiktimg Sidw ii tut" n drawn ; exemption fur ary Ballot 'k imme'diattly e.• petted, an rawniutety . -neermary,,nst either of their dual. Soria* hatininee Offices, 9, High' Hotharn, wear Little Quern street honne.street, noir. Viiltiand-ploce ; ill, vo?pri. opposite 'Red I.km-street t. anti 9, 'if, tar , . -;nail, near sae . Rev. flu w inn/ Ors saing'Agents are, alai hppointed to receive G. Crump, Sittiagbnurne Mr. TROWER maintainer W. Wilion,therroseps of the letters to the Chain • Frmwes, Post-teffire, Rochetter Fnepw..ll)nriford bnihamshire ha& been gove I ability nor respect; and I G illanon.S.in• st tett, Canterhyry (inaibirr,bni*selifr.Ashford 9 watto . ka a ae ri est m a ni oc , tative tone of a dictator, r . Onthal,i* Keta'sbala . . ..ire of.amegoriator. Thi .....__- .... -.- , e m i on, li r d witi e to4 6 : l "r irein e ' l i t ir y . a.... w and, the Compan J. c ru , n s l „ Th om e , iFigthe multitude , was oni I.ntut, drugest, aidsmee anfrsenseless yell of "No J.lll.Chripsnuhllow,Mitidlrses y; t at ooth would excite in Corker. Postoflie e, Edemas= " Orrnier, Hurt-sireet,Renly men the same disgust and florlry. Quera-siseet, Portsea ed by those who swished G. Whimughans, High•streeti - _ nronaritv on the ruins of I x•ec.sie y inig MIMI, 111111LLICi Cu IMU 1114) , ms of political disqaisition, and venturcd i . ,i • 111 tpinions on the. propriety•of renewing without, possessing any adequate sources t ii. Ile lamented that Ministers had con. 1 tegociatiott is se unbecoming a spirit, irect contrary of what every wan pets. ightest knowledge was caneinced must I ". 1 India had hitherto prove:llm inexhausti- I 'l ealth to all whe n had. gaited it; it was r n of the• riches. of Great,-,llritaitt, and.if . 1 valuable for the prodetitiovircrf itasoili • . . t , he held in greater egintation. .nfhe 4 Is were dug out otitabo.wels t and on its - found cotton, indigo, salt, Spice*, ea. , • . 1 d a vasS variety of other cevisitioditiesi , i 1 hen be duly consideredibefor e a s c h em e • 4 , ' which might be eltimetett ruinous.-.= to the remarks of Mr. name and Ve ' hat a great inbrease had tatzi: plate is - • . . t . •ade sitice:l79B,-Mi. 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Notes,.and Illustrations. loutzley, bookseller, Dorking A translation of Aristophanes has lone been a desideratum in all Aer, , imokselierp_Refolllll our language; alai when it is considered that the study of the Fuller book.eller, Newbury works of this very early dramatic Peet nod correct Writer is w i ' me ,, ll '._ ll s ll ,,_ tivi O tm ,,_ becontitig doily more prevalent in oar Universities, and that we "• H . isAmtwwer .,l • o 3l o4 s B live in image sOktliuus of ancient Her Imre, and abounding .in sharkeiford, asuniansisnin translatime. of the Greek and Usti,: Clossics, it cannot hut he SPe w ar d sn o , printer, Norwi c h emitter of surprise , that the Milt, not wit hintsiding it , extreme C, R. •Broatley, bookseller, diilictill%, should nut have bent hefore attemptede*On the suc- W ' trwir k . . teas of this volutue will depetul the publication of the remaia• f The peculiar advantages of ing Comedies.. . ranee of the baltoted Salvia I..ind:in : Pruners (or I.....lekin g ion,•Alien, and Cu. 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