The Statesman. — London, England, 1810-10-12 00:00:00

r 7 .~ . Pvp Ilki, -..., • . • . ~,4 IN .0' . , 4 . .4 ' • y ... , , die .% ..." , • , .'......*-4,4,„- ' 7N ii 1 4 :7 . • , ' P' • ,f V ..;... '''‘' o 4 4 , .. , . . . 1. - ... •`O-.: • ' ~, . ;V . ' -., -,:' .. - • • --': - ....)t, .4 ~ r ' • , . *O, 1 113. TirATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. I.:vv:SING, FRIDAY, October 12; ~‘lt ' w arted the Comic Opera of ENG Li•;ii FLEET IN 1342. t .1. Mr. INCLEDON t Mr..BLAN t ~.), .•••i nine, Mr. BELLA NI y hamast, Mr. ' .1,,!,et:•,, Mr-. DAV EN pow,' Katharine, ~,coss; ktbel, Miss BOLTON': Jacnaeliaa, 'Arr. rr. ill be t lderl, the n .11et Pantomime of WCAIt ANI) MALYLNA; tti!, lOC HALL r FINGAL. Titeovcrtore by Mr. REEVE IT , • enh arro,it Y LORpininicin on the 'Harp awl Pipes, p, ‘ T 1 and (YEAR Ft F. 1 , 1„ ,i-sc•talant of Fingal), Mr. BOLOGNA, jen. 1 ",; . e Iri,:h Chieftain). Mr. FARLEY. Malviaa T tr , Me , PINCOTT. in I . r; Will be opened at half past five, and the Play be f.r the Bate; to he taken of Mr. BRANDON, °ice rriordb-141104 3iart-streit4 ffeel 3 I U f.r. .xe• cad Price 3s. fitl.—Pit 3r. Ad. p r i ce _4.w a Ciller, Serum! price GaUery Is. r N., ion:.ey to he returned. (rt, hitt:: Lt-.r. Cnnlrlia, ley* Yining Lady (being ,• : , •;tra.l.l' in London). —O.. Niondav, Homers and Tat! ;frit. at La‘r ; to which will he fo. 0.• tint a New Dramatic nomitlier. itt iwft .;. The Bridal Rine.—Oa Wednesday, Macbeth: Mr,. SWOONS (being her first appearance Ivo\ DERECL NEW ARRIVALS! DY-AL7fIN IGER E, EXETF.R 'CHANGE, STRAND, I:EVIVLD AND IMPROVED BY S. I'OLITO. hR the 61 . 4 Emporiam of WoLiving Curiosities it; the known rld. rifAT extraordinary animal, of ancient fame, The RHINOCEROS, or. real Unitorn. A ,•tupendonv ELEPHANT; A nom BEAUTIFUL ZEBRA; FIVE MAJESTIC LIONS; tLTR TREM EN DOUS BENGAL ROYAL TYGERS; TWOtaeehing HY.EN AS ; A oirof r orter knotty fine LEOP ARDS ; TheJAGUAR, or TYGER CAT; • • EC.I'PrIAN'CAMELt The CYRUS, or GREAT CRAN E of BENGAL; Pair of K.ANGAItOO/1, with their young one; Tare lirlearie, or ROYAL CROWN CRANLS; A 1'44 of CURASCES; The Silver VULTURE; The great FFIidALE ELK ; e TATArS, o, Liontrus's SOUTH ER N OSTRICHES, And the COO mous 6KELETON of a SPERMACETI WHALE. sixo-ix fret long, and the Daly Olbe in England. with 3 ;mat variety of liderectiog Anirnah and Birds. a~i,xd is three apartments, at Om Shi:liog each, of Two Shilling . 4 and six-peace the what.— ito uhnost value 4iven for all kinds of raft** Binloand Hearts. ALI, 1N P. DAY—ON FITI3A:Y NEXT. 01INSBY and Co. Stoek.brakere. respee4. fully acquaint the Public that the Sone Lottery will jollrawialg Friday the 19th instant. and finish in the same , 'Wroth/ and Co. bineerci y huge the dra►►ing will he idous to thaw who honour them with their commands. s. Prize% to be divided arc to the grand amount of Two ikider.l Ilintieual Pound% Tyr tim Prixx of 4u,i1011. introduced into a Lottery, and h very last Prize of 1V4411. were shored and sold by Itmv,,sv and Co. at their oM shilslisheil State Lottery Offices, IN. CORNHILG, and ST. MARGAIIE'f's HILL. 1l10111;11. • • . • Mill reminds his Friends that thu Lotter) , begin; mut finishes on FRIDAY NEXT. ' • ' . ticiensal Shares are selling In remit Variety. It bell( hit en, 4. CORNHILL. awd 9. (11A RING-CROSS, here THIRTY CAPITAL PRIZES were Sold ;n Share ,, 'tlii:i the lasi Nisi: Moulin. includink , Three Prises . of -NO) The present Scheme tomato's *lv s 4,000 Numbers, tsere sr? 5 .... Prizes of .....CAI.OOO L ... Prints of .... 1,,0tt.1 5 .... Prizes of ... • 1,000 so Else Tickets of i mit Number. and the fate of One . o , ls:•other Fuar . One Number must gait; .4100.000. 4 s• Al. 7 Nine's is the Public Funds transacted with Me .• ost dilw-S, Its - • T. /Hill. Stork-Broker. .. , . MIThi,TA yr ADV A :IT A 6 Ei lit the pre. met bittery. via. the Prices of Vie Tickets and Shares are 5 inecr . t:iaa the last—tbe Numbers orthe Ticket% are re liwb. all 4•lloo—whiie the Scheme emstains as A DOl '''ti. 'UZI% of +MO, besidrs Towns v other Ca -0,1 tak, wid NOT TITRE E BLANKS TO A mum , - The abide to be bras/nee FRIDAY - NEXT. SCHENIii. 6 . 43....are....‘100.000 S. 5 LOCO • 5040 10 Si 50 . h 0 ht. lb 4,800 5E1• .71 .... .1100 2,laiJ 4 AM Nninbern se2ol/.000 lIV Is. TICKETS OF EACH NUNIIII.R. T , rkri, ;au Shares ore selling at sal Ilse Ottiees. Persons in C4 u 1 ".% tray he slpplied with . Tickets and Shares. no ap- Itatimi fiqeinN so any of Ike principal Thwns t or by 6 4 !stir Ord. ro w lib Rensitlonres, to Oißces in I.ort• An e.rly purely:l=e is rectisionended, as, from the present inaiLl. rke of price is expected. 'III ROYAL FAMILY, and Ladies and I Gardena% of Fadden, in England, use ft t;SSIA „et.ing tar hair when &cakinggret a nourisla r t "" ll4 irAs prevents its turning grey to nit peri o ds; pnun ones • K rD 'llli Prevents its falling off, and restores it uo bald '''es, if the least rots. Several Gentlemen that were bald, 'e drelared. after using the Russia Oil regularly for six the bald places became covered with hair t promote* ''' r ows tad whiskers; will prevent whiskers turnhigreddislt ;key. It the best preparation in the world for preserving and ritthe the Bair. In short, where there is hair by nature, 11.1, then ns, by usin g the Russia Oil rtgularly, !nu 1 ‘ r lti nn its being restored. Keep* false hair soft, and ap '"ance Seven Shilling; per bottle; or one bottle, four •nill at One Goiaea ; or siv grimes bottles at '4ld, o,ludnale, retail, and for exportations by the Pro' r , A. Prime, No. 9, Jolos.street, 0 sfurd-street, Lou ; and by appointment. Mr. Smyth, Perfumer to his Ma 'l, Sew tlendrie and Sow; ' Perfumers to her Tichh9rne circa, Golden-Ammer ; Bayley and Blew, trtuner s t:, the Prince and Princess - of Wales, a" )hike and f ie " of 'fork, fi enckspar-street ; Berry, 17, Greek "rt; TV), Strand Bacon, 156. and Thorn. 45, Ox. ',„' lt h r e er v t bavistra, 59, Fleet-street • itiggc, Ch •apside ; and Soh 45, SI. Paul's C hurch-_yard, London, of aw.street Blt • sit Tut, Basal Exch.-asp ; Ia .1 i/ 1111.11 ost principal Perfumers or Medicine Venders iu the klertliaat s.„ •1 Captains trading to foreign rtes. also Cann m?"P'ets. starling their orders to any wholesale Per ., -.' r MMiviAe Y on d er they deal with in L.:ndun, will re ct. liberal allowance. rt ,, .. cT , l "s. — As Counterfeits ore pelting in petty shops , h u hutv tenanted to Ow-ire the label on the outside itttae‘r ears bottle 14Piped in Rivkin) Gold Ink, . 6 Mach'. and Prince:" any t.itttout that signittuie are counter . , Ptt^ a . ryl • Part of the country on remitting the money in a Zhe Ztatnnvot. LONDON, FRID4Y, OCTOBER 12, 1810. EXCHEQUER BILL OFFICE, October 11, 1810. All EXCHEQUER BlLLSdatedin the Months of:Novessies and Deeeneier, 1809, - - TO BB PAID OFF. rIIIIE LORDS COMMISSIONERS of HIS - 11 - M A.l ESTY'S TREASURY, Using given Directions for paying off the Principal of the oboe -Mentionod Exchequer Bills, with the Interest due thereon, at the Exelequer Bill Blies lin the Receipt of Exeheqeme,. New Palace Yard, iVestmin star, on Monday, the 12th Day .f November, attendance wilt be given daily (Sandaysand MBAs excepted )siniil, wed in chiding lloieisy, Ma 29th if Deloier, 1810, fries Zia o'Cloek in the Moraing BB OM in Me Aftinteme, for the Peep* of receiving the mase. , 41.11 fer the greeter Digit* 4 11 4 Bearers of the said Bills are *drat to bring Lists thereof, containing the iVandere in Ireastorical Order, according to the Dem of the Mid ante and Centietittement of Intense, with the Prim aped Emu and Interest IN .. thimitt,- iniwitiMst Peal, beat -.111641g, Ohs Alp 4111#194“0,1,01,1"ildig00,- , dated, 10. thereat! Ifth — Day Of Niiveniiii; Inditeir4.eilies 44e Interest will mini; and EA2 Ina Beireri'(liebsg liiiirs s or net) 4 are indispbtsibly nequirott la indorse imil Bill with their "nal .Signature; and to write their Nantes and Residence of the bot toms of their Lid: and they are msocover required to attend the Exchequer Bill Ogre fur Payment, and to receive the Nap Bills, and give the Receipts fur the same. If any of the Holders of the aforesuid Bails should be de sirens of receiving Payment of the Principal and Inte..est, previous to the said 12111 Day of November, they may be ac cornmedisted, on romprating the Interest to the Day on which they Kish to be paid, and keying the said Bills for Exami ' nation One Day prior thereto. Such Persons as may be desirous of having New Exchequer Bilk is whole or in part Payment of Principal, upon 'narking Now Bilk, and mentioning the Atenanist at the Bot tom of their Lists, delivered on or before Monday, the 29th October, 1810, may be accommodated with New Bills, carrying an Interest of Three-pence by the Day on every Oue Hundred Pentnits,whicheaid New Bills will bear Date the skidl2lh Day of November, 1810, and will be delivered on Thursday the Oa iof November, and the following Days. N. B. 411 Exchequer Bilk dated prior to Provender, 1909, have been advertised to be paid of, and Me I detest thereon has ceased. . . . . BOOKS PUBLISHED THIS DAY. ENCYCIAP/EDIA BRITANNICA. pi! IS Work bei n g now fi nished, the Sabseribers are respeetfolly requested to complete their' Sets imme diately, In prevent dimppoiniment. re ' The price of all the Parts of the present Edition will he robed to IS., each, until: to OF November. Printed fur Ventor, flood, and Sharpe, SI, Poultry. This Day was published. • Eletthrwly printed in Two Yule, Post 124n0. with Twelve Heath, price M. bowled-, lIE E 1"r R $ OF JUNIUS. Stet Nentinis Umbra. • l'rintrd for Verna, Mort, ouvil Slihrv; J. Walker; 3. Cu. Well; Gunman. Hurst, Rees, Greet and Brewh; J...aud J. Itickardmon; Lnekinetm, A Ues, rod C. 0 .; Chrld g e sad 5011; J. Faulder ; 3. Murray; AY, kitsworr; Cosby tusci•Cu.; mad R. Schssiey. Where may he Irml, As 4LEGANT 1:014'10S, Urea!! Iva. wit* Twelve ille.ilio w lis.brwilti* • • To WINE and BRANDY hlElteal ANTS, and others re quirinz coavestieut liwelliog-house *ad Prentiss, id a plea suat airy +ituaiiim,'withiaa mile of the three Bridge.. TO BE soLn 1;1( AUCTION, • By Mr. COCK Mt El. I, Inlna few!) ay!, it not dispoted of by Private Contract, COMPRISING it genteel convenient DWEL LING-110U5L, with r.ouly Premise:, and evert , rota et •.itoce fortarrylng on an evteihive Winilesdle spirit 1 rade; together with J 1 the valdable plant, ,lock the genteel hisbehold tiiiiiiture, &e. at a far valuminu, nt the ninon of the puteiia,viy. 'Nay he viewed, awl dec-riptive Pi :rtinilars had by :Applying to tae Aactionter, Appraiser, 514 Blacknian•street, Itoroagli. TO CALICO PAINTERS. Eairn.ivo LEASKIIOLD CALICO-GIitOUNDS, BUILDINGS, %/orlon, near Isiewurth, Middlesex. TO BE SOLI) BY. AUCTION, By Messrs. A I)ANISON and FIELD, At the Auctiou Mart, on TUESDAY pest, the 16th inst. at Twelve o'Clock, 41[111E LEASE, with itninotlinte possession, of aU tbehexteiedve CALICO C ItOU N ns, nith I)welliog hawse, Garden, Yiird, spariou, Copper-plan- Shop, a Block Print fat-shop, Stove-ron in, .Colottr•linate. i) room. SO, it-. room, Mra. , ll- 1 1 Print.room, Padding-gnomic, Mown, Loft room, V.agraving and Drawing ghinis, Cooming-house, Car penters' Shop. is White-Itift, , Tuwi,-loft, Blue.itosse, Store. room, Sour and Ash-houses, and Squeezing-hou.es, ;MI Wash-wheel Mire's; V4dlendering-tri 00000 , and in her upproprio t te contaiseing . altniketherabout Six Acres. fo he viesre I till the Sale, :111/1 Particulars had on the Pee ini,es; and of Idesvru !filmes and London, Solicitors, Cle ment's Grow, lsieworth ; Red Lion, Brentford ; at the Mart ; and of Messrs. Adamson awl Field, No. SS, Fen church-street. GRAND CITY LOTTERY. Y. Order or the ;Girds of his Adokiity's Trea. ,urn•, the Third and loot GRAND CITY LOTTER Y will draw ma the 4th of December, IMO. CERT' MATE'. W e . w h ose mal e, are• hereto*, ►teh>rribed. have carefully surveyed and valued the several Freehold Iluildiogb allotted as iu the Third City tottery, and we adjudge the separate value of cacti to be as follows: P. Poynter,. Thomas Stithin, D. R. Roper. London, /input 24,, 1809. 1 Prise of £1.5.1Utl 1 1 1 1 ~... a 1 1 ' 3,110 0, 1 3 3 ..... • NOi FIXE This Properly issoroidly i doubt it will be words iksibk i years. 7Prizes of .€3,000 1 ..... 2,9 k) 1 1 SI. AO • 1 1 1,100 ;I) PRIZE. improving. that there can be uo its present value iu a very few Pitt SENT PRICE. Ticket .. . • ....... lb 0 ITalf Quitrter . . F.TS and St3A IL ES arty cow int Kale at the following Mires, ?Tow. 1 and 15, Skinner-Areet I 13 and 14, Pickett street; 7, Stink-hi II t and 6, Aldgate (corner of Hoondsdkcle.) lIIMPRINSED with a coiftseiewsness that their IL deviants* from the general plan has been highly benelcial to others, Mid improvvii in their prafessional acquirements by the maturity of near 9.0 years experience, Messrs. CURRIE and Co. cmainue, with unabated ardour, the eradication of 'hose llisorders winch are the consequeuce of illicit indulgence, or the destructive habits of the inctusaderate School-boy. I n n profess ing the cure of these complaints, die) hold out ao ndemein to vice;hut, sensible as all men must be of the existence of such ca lamities, they lifer their assistance as regularly educated Sur groins of London, and of the Royal College of Edinburgh. lu all cases of Siphylitie infection, and in every complaint of De bility and Deticlenev, whether arising from the infatuation of a certain destructive liahie.long residence in warm climates, tree living, or any otlicr came producing a deficiency of manly vi gour, the patient may rely on a speedy restoration to vigorous health. Their improved plan anti-nu„ Strictures of the Urethra bas been attended with peculiar success. Strictures of ten and tweuty year, d u ration have yielded to their treatment in the ! short penod of three weeks. Several Roblemegi and Gentlemen of the drst respectability, who have laitoured under this painful and distressing disease, having received a radical and permanim cure, particularly request that references may be inside to theist, satisdictory evideitem of the decided superiority of bless's. Currie rind CO. 6 plan of trealawilt. Many of thCse Gentlemen had been under the care of Mnsrs. H Heaviside, and other Surgemis of equal eminence, who attempted their cure by the application of the Luttar Caustic without success. Messrs. Currie and Co. may be coosulted by patients of either sex with - the greati.st secrecy am h honour, at their house, No; 107, Hatton itarden.—Patients in the country, stating the particulars of their ease, inclosimcis reiaittance for advice mid medicines, will have the same given fir seat to auy past the United Kingdom. ?so. Iteidlattuo-gardeu. • I • This Day was published, A new Edition eistlturo. price ts. in bentrOt, TIIE COMPLE.TE .QlSTlLLER,Containing 1. The Method of iTrfotinisig various ' Processes of Distillation, with ietrripitorn of the seventlindtramenis :. the. whole Doctrine of Fermetitution the warmer of drawing SO tits from'Malt, knisins, filott4es: StigtiF, Atc. isttl af'rertify- Mg them : with instructions ter, imitation, at ,the, greate.t pter fection, both the colour and atvoqr u e'rench Brandies, 2. rite winner of Distilling all Rinds of Simple Ilhiters from Flower', &c. J. The metlioil of .niltiog all the COM. tegad' Waters and rich Cordials, so largely imported from 'mire and Italy ; as, likewise, stif those now made in Great Britain. To which areadded. Accurate Description; of the several Prvr, Plants, Flow ers, Fruits, the. used fly DiAillerst and lielrutitians go chaos in; the tmst:ol each kind. The whole dirliyerril in the plailwat 4uimk•r, for thewm, of both Distillers and PtlV4te Allurtrtticd , with a pinto. t By A. COOPER, Distiller. • Faintest for Vrnor, Hood, and Sirup., SI, Poultry ; J. Cutbell, Middle-row, Holborn; Loam"tt , ititrA, Ken, brine, and Bruno. Paternoster-row Itiad B. CrUiby and Cu. SUL. tioners'-tourt. This Day was published, price I*. CURSORY RP.NI ARKS on COR PULENCY. By a MEMBER of the Royal ('olleo of Suigeons. Thiels not, )it Candislateasto health, That ought can gain the w ished.for prise; (Or pill or patian, power or wealth) Bet temperocre and exercise. Printed for J. Callow, Medical lsonkseller, Crown-coart, Prime's-street, Soho. Where may he had, jret publixtied, 1. DAUBENT(LN'S OBSER.VATIONS on INDIGES TION. Third Editiim, with Addition*, by 1)r. Ilscoan.— *rice i 5. Gd. • • 4. CALLOW'S CATALOGUE of a MODERN COL LECTION or BOOKS, for 1810, in Anatomy, Medicine, Butter% ' Chrmietry, 'Botany. .&c. containinc the mint up proved Authors. To which are added, a List of the various Lectissils.d..-liftereddh London, &c. with the terms of attend ance. Price to. This Day was published, In levols. small octavo, price t:6.. in boards, dedicated, by per ini,siun, to her Royal Hight:en the Pt ince-s of W•t.i3, lircesid Edition of DK. UNDERWOOO'S DlSOltDinti OF CHILDHOOD : with Directions for the Management of Wants from toe Birth, adapted to domestic Al '• lately putiliAteil, 10, the some Author, the Fifth Edi tion, priCe tid• in boards, Ofa TREATISE on the DISEASES of ClllLDREN,de dirateil, by permission, to the Queen, and now precisely *adapted to professional readers. Also, by the tuune Author, a Third Edition, price Of his SURGICAL TRACTS; containing a Tic,:tise on Ulcers of the Legs. Scrophulous Tumours, the Mammary Ab sco., Dkorders of the Eye, and on Gangrene. Loudon, Printed fur J. Callow, Crown-court, Princes street, Soho. To the Navy and Arm v, to Traveller4, an I those *rho live in t Ile I,;ountr/, is particularly recommended :ble•orN JONES awl Co.'s _ _ . EDICAL POCK 1.:TX:V.4;1, which, inde. pentently . of a judicious setectiou of medicine :4, tire. proper fir the cure oievery species of Venereal Infection. with the most plain and prritvictvias direct iniss for their n ppli• cttian, r ootaias alto thmr M t. 0 I C AI. GUI!) E, heinA a Trea tise on certain complaints, contracted by both sexes in tt mo ment of inebriation, indi,cretion, lir from causes that *moot be publicly mentioned, in which is accurately described their ssmptorns, the means by winch they inay . he istevented,and the mode in which they may be cured ou tneir tit st appearance, or in their more advanced singes. Nlr. JON ES, 16, Uniun-street, Bishapsgate, whose pro fes.ional attentions have been for sever.) years almost exclusive• Iv contined to the treatment of the complaints above alluded to, have taken the utino,t care to rend .1. toe Medical Guide funiliar to the compreticmittea of all classes, and car. assure tho,e who And it steces.tury to purchase the Case, that they may, by the medicines it contains, and perusal of the above Work, be able to elect their own cure, with the .greatest safety and aecresy. The MEDICAL. POCKET-CASE (duty included), price '2. may be had, by personal application, letters (po r t:paid.) or orders by coachmen or carriers, at 36, Uniim-street, Bi sho Mr. JONES may be consulted at his own House, as above, ever) day from ei lit o'clock until two. OATIfAItAiIAN WA l'Eft, for the Core of till Complexional Ailments, and Beautifying the Skin. FUN Combination of inutwent ingredients, from I• its infallibly allaying the effects of }feat and removing Suit-hant, it a most pleasaut sold necessary article for the Toilet. it is a general improver of the Skin, a certain cure for all cutaneous Eruptions, aux, the bites or stings of venomous In wets, and is thus yarns shirty recommended to the l'uhlic. with the strongest testiasoA•••. , s is favour of i.s E.tbcary, from.a circle of the Orst fashion, io which it has been long, sited— its purifying property also reinter it inestimable to Ladies st no wear Rouge. • It may be used for Children of nil ages; and the many who have been benefited by its application, coimitose, o ne of its recoinuienditiious to the contisic.ke of the Public. Pints is. Lid.--l 1 tit Pints 4s. h. • N. B. None are gesitsisse but tht.se signed by the Proprietor on the. Label of each Bottle. - . ..., Prepared and Sold bs Mr. Br Vie, ifilloway, Sold also by Bayley mid Blew, C.:mei/spur-street, Ltiodoo, a:4lu3tait re ! speciable Perfumers and Medicine Venders, at whose 'louse, 1 6 Letters frosts l'ersous of the first Distictluu many be teen, ia con rusaticni of its efficacy. • . PRICE eta. • . IRELAND. - REPEAL OF THE UNION; T. the light MIL Alma tia.trtes i mesa/ Os tiers 4 Ms CBI f Dekko% .Petrhestese. •. • • WE, *Odium, you, Sit, in rya "name Of your CONStITITENTS. FREE' HOLDERS of the CITY of DUBLIN, wavers& at the ROYAL EZCHANGE, on the 16th of Sept. for the purpose of humbly &Mullin* tahis Majesty, and to rarliarneut, Peti4 tious fur the REPiIAL of the UN/ON. These Petitions exhibit a feeble outline of the reheats ennse. goatees of thin meusisre; consequences which you foresaw with the prophetic wiidum of a - Statesman, and which you ebonies termed with that surpassios merge of etioquestoe, amid that tow daunted ardour of patriotism, which have distlogifithed your political career, from the period AL witilt.iksts pima foreCoits.7 - .mitaitirso be feetaatt, tirtturlitgriii , time, whets that Comilla& . lion rank beneath the oohed efforts of Despotism sod freed. Your COorfitetuis, Sii, impileilly Confiding in thin integrity which has never hen questioned, in that spirit whkb has so fretriently been proved; in that patriotism which has Ideas titled soar mote with that of your Country; doubt not that yeti r will evert, in her behalf, thine transeendant talents by which you obtained so much fur her liberty, and to which, aided by the Representation and the People of Ireland, she still looks for the te-estiblisliment et her Rights. • By the destruction 01 these Rights, by the maihilithas of her Parliament, she has been reduced to the afilictioas of op , prealou andel' poverty. Despoiled of her local Legislature, deprived of her resident Nobles and Paltry, she does not yet, however, feel debility ; nor will site, while she has such an riel vacate sell" . (1 Gtattaa l , yield to the saggestioon o f d es p a i r . Your Consti tuents, Sir, feel, in common with the Irkh People, that the melancholy effects of the Union are mast Manning aid dangerous, not only to the 'teemed safety of Ireland, bet to the strength sad interests of the Etopire, serving, as they do, in encourage the common ~guy in his design of *obverting the Constitatino, anti of suhjugnting the people of these Islands. To a Repeal, then, of that Fatal Measure, they look for a relief from their present sufferings, and for a protectioe from those more dreadful evils, by which they are mesuseed. Year Constituents. therefore, Sir, feel justified la the hope, that when their Petition is considered by their most gracious !Dove. 'vim hit 51aje•ty's parental affection will induce him to at tend to their prayers. They also feel confident thatiehrn the Representatives of Great Ilrit.tin have the true cause of Irish Grievancet, fairly and fully stated to them, they will sympar. thise with their fellow-subjects, and feel this incontrovertible truth, that by whatever right the People of England enjoy a f ree and tors; Legislature, by the same Right the People to Ireland are justifiable in elainthig a regenerselooof their statist Parliament, miler the authority of which abate they can feel epeourlyessafe, happy, or free.—Your Constituents are per . modes% that such a resestablishment of a ratite:al Coattitatisia, Is the say meats by which Commerce can be revived, or that. the cheerful Contributions of the People to the payment of , . • Tans, teethe support of the honour and safety of the Empires 'Signed by Order, FtILDEILICK W. CONWAY, See, The Committee having waited on Mr. Grattan aecording to appointment, nn Thursday, the 4th instant, with the foregoing A DEI [MSS, that Gentleman was pleased to give the foLowing ANSWER: To the Committee appointed by the ziggregate Meeting of the Freemen and Freeholders of the City of liti 1810. GEN CLEMEN,—I have the honour to receive an Address pre• sented by your Committee, and expressive. of their wishes that I should present certain Petitions, Mid support the Repeal of an Act, entitled the. Act of Uniaii.—And your Committee adds, that it speaks withthea u thority ufsay Constituents—the. Free* wound - Freeholders of the City of Dublin. I Ise tow:sore you Cumaniuee, and throttgli them, my murk beloved and much respected Coostintem., tato I slain accede to their proposninti; shall preseat tiicir Petitions, and shall support the Repeal of the Act of Union with a decidedattucte. meat to our h Urea Britain, ;Lod to that ItaN mony between the tea Countries, without which the c onnex i on cannel last. I do mu impair either. as I apprehend, whet; I assure you, that I shall support the 'Repeal of the Act Of Union. You will please to observe, that it proposition of that sort is Parliament he either prudent or possihle, must wait until it shall be called for mid hacked by the Nation.— W hen primioSed I shall then, us at all times I hope I shall, prove myself au Irishman, and that Irishman whose first and last passim) was his native country. . . As to the persimal approbation with which you bare ho noured me, it is, I must say, your kind n ess that overrates my ' preteasimi, hurl have one pretetbiun, which neither age, nor • time, nor dist:envy, can elfaCe—an attachment to Ireland anal tered and unaiterahle. I have the Moaner to he, with the greatest esteem, Your very humble Servant, Dublin, Oct. 4, 1:113. HENRY GRATTAN. To ROBERT SHAW, Eq. one of the ecepresentatiocs of timidity of .Uublio, in Parliament. SI Noel in the future of your Constituents ' the Freemen nod Freeholders of the City of Duhlin, convened at the Royal Exchange, for tae purpose of tabulating to his , jesty nod to Parliaineio, Petition% praying a Repeal of the Le gislative Uoion between Great Britain nud Ireland. In submitting these Petitions, we augur their most favoura ble reception a n al warmest support at your hands; from your candour and integrity, as our Representative, from the respect you have ever manifested fer our sentiments, from your past exertions in opposition to the destructive hientawe' of Union; and from the sanction your presence has already conferred 04 tae proceedings for procuring its Repeal. To those sentiments of respect and confidence, and, in than hopes of success front your manly and honest exertions,-we can assure you, that your Consthaents join in heartfelt rm. Signed by Order, FREDF.It ICK W. CONWAY, Set. The Committee having waited upon Mr. Shaw with the foregoing Address, he was pleased to give the followingonswer: Gas Ti.an EN,—I feel much obliged for your, kind rind datter ing Address; it is thegreatest possible gratification to ate, that my pithlie conduct sbeibld have met the wishes of so liir;e sad uspectable a body of my fellow-citizens, as the Freemen and Freeholders in Aggregate Meeting duly assembled. Since I have oast the however beingoneof your Representatives, I base always aneadered it any chit. ) to attend any alerting of my Con. stitueiits, legally convened, for the wpm. of- bearing t h e i r sentiments; nod I thought myself particularly called oa t.. dais) ,„, d ie l ate occasion, wnen a question Of's° much importance f o r the welfare of tar Nation wits to be agitated. Upon the subject of the Union, my sentiments have been already must unequivocally avowed. Ttios,- sentiments remain •hanged. It is with mach sutwfaetion I contemplate the part I took:, when that measure W.:l discussed in the Irish-Parliament, nod it Car Mot but afford site atidilLorl II pleasure to dint, that my conduct upon that occasion is at this day rteollceted by you Willi approbation. With these impressionr upon say toted, you win, I trust, readily believe me, *lien d arsare you, that l shall feel must sincerely snappy in u-openitiog ia.all each I v i.l o e u a t 6 le a ti a t t i s ons " , y os bee tursie l i bes ul t y c w ak it u tit i Vitt le th t ri w iit n e n re i sti t t il t e :f o li bl u e b ei liti of , the general prosperity of Ireland, and the power and stability of the Empire may demand. I have the honour to be, Gentlemen, l'otir most obedient and faithful humble Servant, Merrion-squarc. ROBERT SHAW. ;, ,s,A . r - . . 0 0 • '• RE:At/TIES OF EIkiMAND AND WALES. This •Day +VP+ Put+fillhed+ °Claw!, containiniag Tocaty 7 tis Plates. price If. Jr. or I4oy3lociaty 1/. lis. 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