The Statesman. — London, England, 1822-11-11 00:00:00

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Northamptoo. common -caveleve (let. El. lOW' ' ' ' el4Rbers' T JESTY's I.ANDING it LEATH, mia a seale oho* rip WO newly eructed and finished HOUSES end -H. Tonikins, Bromyard. Ilerelpedshire, lanholder-F. I • • feet by S. iiv now Exhibiting at No. 9111 e New Sondoentet. -0 I OTICE is hereby piece to au pataaasiesiraaa of 1 1% --i., 0 nip*/ thefeattalles Articles for ate The ...Nut is taken at the time ther. l ll( has quitted Oft to. SHOPS, both In great th .roughferes and loving Brothers and J. Lefth King-sink , Covene-garden, navy- ; re ldm " .41.1 wounding hfr Me' • sutured ' • eeeets--.1. Waterhouse ' and J. Green . , Rope Matters-street, 011111. y may b. upon mime. ~ I de e , .4:- Royal for his Barge, under' 1 to the Batteries* ps, - s e L'a'.' -••' ' ' - t" - BREAD. and the whole of the Royal aquedbuilders-J. Granger, Took's-wart, Candor-street, press- l i t t or in the Se - Apply to Mr.'lleMer. Gray's Inn road. nether-W. Braithwaite, Leeds, manurectarer-G. CUR- sleety's Land Forcesio Cantonments. Qearters sad dressed In their colours, with yards 'Donned; forming ... . • tether one of the most splendid epee . of the art of p . ---- & - " -------s ' -&-kr. _and .1. Rebell, . • 1.1 ! • . . fikkli ßT'rracks in the underreentioned Coast*: Hertford, timber-merchants-T. Davies, Wbiteeleapei Nigh- • 1 • Lincoln. log, ever submitted M . o.:bile haw n. , ~. , OM SATURDAYNIttiIVS GAZE:ITS, . street, baker-4. Cot, Regent-etreet, Westmilaster,jtewWW•ss Worst ' Middlesex. • AdmittaneecOne Mg, ' . ' l * • 7- '74.. ''' - Srl sgere s (Itieladirg' the . Oxford - •Ii: :'... 4 . . }-4. -• .4' -41.-__ . ..,1 PART,DIRSUIPS • DISSOLTIo, . W. /tanks gad W. Hutchins, Great Confetti. WlMboorhe. • • .4 .• 4 Ilil WON D HAND PIANO FORTES and PE • ' witorenam„ Nov 5. it , e C ; -- ars if Nollaarke l ) ' R""d• ..: eiffol.P a Somerset. i5..3 HARPS, good es new. A Cabinet Pianoforte. . % AREA: 4 d. ' Willi. ...: 00111 , ! Th e Ki ng has been plefteed •to grant the plowefilf one of GorselsMee. istaiilaren-J. and J. Klein. Abergele,Deobigh- ' .. be equalled le touch and tone, tmeal priee'do ulnae& gg Lords of Hesston la Scotland, to Joshua Henry Mach- ahlre•Pherlmalosile-J• Ride wet L Mullins, Yooldl. Roder-' I Nett „. setshlre. glover L-41, clue and ees (leek, lea. Farnham; . , . 41 i ..... Worenter. .... a ..e..• -..• sa guineee ; a rose-weed Cabinet, Wald, mew price 800.110 u. enzia, geq. Advocate, In the room of William Erskine, Esq., *OM , REEF and MUTTCN., ,• ,. for Ir guise's; as; yews Piumfone. BA Mammal . 0 .. d enr u a d• Southaripton-P. renwick anti Co. Newcastle-epee-Tyne. 7 • •, 3 • "' - Led Forces In Cantomnt i - di gurters. action Hem new; 1901. for 80 guineas ; • els* e-...-. winesineedients--E. Reed had 00. Neweastte-upoo-Y ',I • . . . , ma y, undermentioned 't nine, cost 75 gelease. for 46 guineas ; one at SO ; pOMMISSIONS signed by the Lord Liettleassat of the Wth.est, { lens. l d ' il `P' l " -- c5 ",, 77 8 ' ‘riles4,llird R . 11 7 1.41 ,. 01. '1." . M . . . ... ; •v ,. J ers ey. .. • .:. a• . lithos toi t ed •as• yew gka o f saw s ,- , so i e , i Aldine of the Coaoty of York, city and Cottony of Miwells s . "' s' s- '.k.ses. - • , ,-7 eheitt-yeKfaraWmirmsmon .. i • ' Id Jelin Wetien's."l347 • •Old " I ' ll Y of York ' em „,_,_ e55.....a.......,--madeis ' . - - 7' ; . .._ _ ' 1 theemin- .: . avl.e n : 6 4 2 • - - e • • taken 14 .4 .4 0. 1 14.Ps .v. 1t.,.... .•• 1. , Via / itetilleey Heroes. - la Can. - • Slain, IL • • • • • . To lils Ihjestr• C. I'M .1, .:, .• - iiiie , •• .1 ~, -- ,; ... P " -'v tar' . sow- r woo° sad Quellissi la " ustdermeallosed Counties : ONII•D'AY OVER, 'e I :I ' !--. a,,,bge and Co. I f -•• tr ~,, • .. .- . a kshlta Nasser Yemneneyoo 11; Jl.ll.x.tte /kaiak, liCl4er is -- i rdb or eo d c o . :, t .S. . .'.. sill .. S WI FT!' 0 Co.__ fatly infAle i all : Pabila test .1. be Adjutant, vice Girlies., • '. r AdJittapt.. S. ib - ,,it • -' - ' , ' ' 'vs.-7- • Monniomb. . . • Mimi- " I emd MIL K. Danes, lag's A . r., . • • .. . . . Oxford. •the Keened wee, Wing of the 'perked Lottery will .to be Captain, by Rrevet. • • Bowl& - ' - 1 Rutland. ' - laerchtintla-111. Bean and Co. • North SW ' .tblitteroatet• •• ' • , erebridffe` ''''take Mace SO - MORROW. Every Tfetet Drawn os diet .111outhern,Regianeat of Yorkshi:e (Wpsk Aiding) YGOVIeII. thou _ w... . ' - l Salop- Day wlll heti the Chines of a il lbs•affidleebdullbsod 04,1- 1 ; Cavalry-Cornet John Scelfe to be Lieutenant, vice Rue. Yorke and B. I. Hair .Bremley, Root. Wow • chandlers-J. Beat and W. Iseks;b. Carlisle, Cumberland, , • casledeadturiut.. ••, i Stafford. taus ( Yin.: la ...I 4..., 'ln lilac , - 11, reelgued; Edward T e ri , Gent. to he ditto, vice Sitahl, . . al' foksk7. .es erl a 1 : Westmoreland. 3.....0f iohlsers - 411. Cassoalt aides.. eiheloghitni, dealers in yeast. * £ 51 : 000 1 11 . 4 •ati • - •“ 4 11 111 1 110 I 4 "d i Jah• Gana" , Gent. to la! Cram , ' 'aim mairt • as far a 8 . L. Du frd It "Da eco i • f Gloster. . Wilts. • 9 . . ....... 10.00(1 El .....reMUNIS ,•1 somoted. trespass ns cs -11. , . eves an .•• ts earefeel. l' f ...a : 6%...,,,,t11. ~ ? . . . Worcester. 5 5 OOO Kt..., 4 .p e ,01113 •LI t • 1 'Attie& 4c, bo Londoo, gamed cupnalsetion•mezekents, AS tar All regards , . .s liens - ..0 or toe's'. : Crerse Yeemsery Cavalry- en 'nag r ose R. Raiii._:_e. park s e• yer. hove, Karby•street, Hatten- Rees. 7. I' taffidals"rllll3R.ACE. viz. • ~ Also 19 of /300, 60 of /200. am t the amnd . roped°. of, 0' be Deptehl, vice Wilkinson, resided ; Cornet John ..fr••• . drl - . .a, • smaller Prizes. gardenororkiogorweners-ocmosalstsokamityo., Mutton; - Wide, Middlesex, thaltiterl: ' . r • . , M. to be Lieu/mint, vice Hewitt. resigned; Cornet t Oats, le His Ble}esto's Cavalry • sod Ar. . ALL STERLING MONEY.' Siete Hepworth. to he ditto, sloe }}lmp s deeeased;;. W. . : tit In Barracks; and Oada• In Cantonments, . h 9 000 r the e gad eetree i. s the ilis Loste rameod ry ...the raw l i es ie tdr j a ev ere i bl sai. ote moss y Prida su l f , . it . Geol. to be Surgeon, 'lce Sfdpson; resignad. ..... en relator Mine IX sisotisis AND WALD,. ', lia e Wheat, dd. ad.-Rye, Ids: td.-'Beliks, 26.1. Id. - nab.' "7 .., led la the undermentioned Counties. . --o- tO• 19s. I id.-Berley, Vs: ad.-Peeeek, ski. stet. f '• . t SAC ' And IR the severer . Couttfsie H ummel poiegeogery sold by * W i ll ';' * ,CD, RS tbeispl* i • naza t iC.,,, Average s Priessof Snows cm MOSCRSVINDS:r, eon- • • Nottinthals- • •• im Worth Britain. • 'rid fortunate No. No. 11, Pottle', 4 1.3 •ClealseA•Ges= oti ftbatrlas. D. ass WY! • 4 igireetteet, Borten-ores- outed f rom the Returns aids In Re Week e the &a ! That the ddireries,re to euenweeee on and fort 251 A and 11, Aldgete HI street; wbere the . • • med. (41414BeeeF, tapers. Nov. 16, at. and Decal, et Bs- slay of Seimalmr, ,12211. las 3011.444- Pew eine xe , .. • • •, ' i day of bee. text : thwt Proposal! in eerie:my. se , ated re of leo pre s ent [ A jar , ir . Am s i t, • • . .1 , . 1 . • t aNd motive roam for Areartiosntfee. wilt be reeeired . - -; - -..--• -- -- - - --- •I - s' - ' ' eingheal-strieL Attorney, 111r.J ernes, BOcklersbury. , . , . , t.l Ai l *new wr troJOre Titeadog /kedge/ado, 'Norma- ' - UNHEARO OP Am( Ammon* erts , pilliltLi •s . H.g.reeket. *en. Iladdenhans, Buckinglanish Ire, grocer; PUBLIC ENTRY OF MR. •H. HUNT INTI? ter, ad coat will be necked ajar treclre.o'claek on Mel • ;•. , ' FURNISHING... 'o g. Nee:2s. 26, and Dec. 21, at the Crown Inn, Leanfifigton- (.Ils , LON DO& • . . •••••• ' day. 3300 YARDS toghlthomettaus Bapeagas. •as. 911. vo.,p. Priori, Werwleksitire. Attorneys. Hr. Beath, Basieffhall• ~., .no e . l , ,t 7. g t....• - lettruirs' aattavograitill. • • , 1 -- • Propotatelled be wade seperatellfilrthrh reside,. '- 0 a 11H It Paha* see respectfully • heitheopasi. distill's,. •skreet.; tad Pr, Sadler, Birmingham. . . .. ..5....- • t offee He.l;riesida . camerae:sr Nora , Britian. ea of I h ave . now eaeopportneity of,.dedleg sae :• T. Hoppe, juts. Ffsliergata; Yorkshire - - U'e4acto i r i . los .• A einbitit ti •vel l irlb al li We " ti e ' 1 P l alillig'ifte s nt - '' • • eurkelastte Utelectedfspate Tench?. U mlaut Obeltke the LARGEST and CUR APRST FIWIEIIIIIING..-W id, 19, sod Dec. 111, at the hoese OrMr. acto r t ugs. at the Bell'e•Head.Jewinstrese% for the phopeoseffordz' • •••• I ~-t ‘ , Wads 4 Alderney, . Guernsey aid 'Jersey ; and melt :HOUSES, in the KIWODOM, at DeldlOAß,lfortiOUS street, York. Attorneys, Messrs. WlrSemeeeth sad Ride- !noting,* procession to alien* .be 401, of Or. •tioot. - ' r Pryers( oust histwahs Letter waded le istamexed to the Terse Rimaa-c_47aare, pear the Argyle. Roues-For B ~ idpie„Qreghslap, London ; tad Mr. Wood, brk. aoto London, on the llth of ',Neyettitetr• aseenabind at /Ism , i k e peeper, yj,iled sep.by Two Perste...4f known Properly Panelists, and Kidgeseminster Carpettleg ; Hunk R a u . * a l ie n , eto or d s ht re w ere . Nov. same house every eight hist wegkM.Goltir . ,te nmillitate ..'' . espalier to become eased irk, the party lelderia2 eta tile 'ever' d'eseflptlolf ; . .illroggete.; every colour; Cadet 'ell&A, o f q ie Ole o o f M r . Gialay, , utiarsan.- their arsangetneets.• - Their ebreet was ham, a #ublie • ; most stated is the printed Particulars:for the deeper- Quilts, Bed Ticks, Table Covers,' Moreens and W ilr' . b k :pr i i ,i I.l.sre. Turner tad Hoteblitema,' Illeseetslistry- dinner to. Mr. Bust at the Eagkoilevitelta,'• City4ll44; at -' • *seem of the Centred ; and we Proposal *AU lie worked doliande;•ef easily width; Memo Bales of Blanketsusiel and te i . ib e l ey , w a h in e . • - three o'clock this day; and the . reete of ISt ' i t .eshes wade ex a printed Tender, and the prices expressed plaaaeis, alseelepeless as wail deify all competildon ; Moor ' squ are; ,• c , kw . E ss „, ea cl o c es t o pepoe, Noe, ,yrycstsjyy f e rn .f ide Patti t;praef ihrorght f ltist llas • P is weeds at length ; gird should aso happen that &win, Clotbs to. rts, iffidammimas , ready for leying.alosesae-deleis Job. mor.s. Je n. ref I - . nish•"To . .tt • . 4- egl . Illerestiseaßee of the Contract no troops sifseitd be sup.„ „, . ~..,.. .._ ~., ~ . Liataar RINES/RDIr 'leper Napkins.. mid Damask Tame 2 .....30,1 1. Dee.. 21 „. at Besingball-street. „ftsing . , MS, that glace,, ..., protected'nit wee earn gig se, a, „. easiy, Thomas 14treet, Southwark, . . peaceable midst piing!. trim tont me t Was , '- • Illiel *idle 41 the awe. sah' mood of Ike sta•Pb " Linens ; Printed Fereltnee, Furniture enmities, and toite- rliccalromet rout hoed. pold,• too tkr.Jfirea awatutal by tb€ eel Listings, &f. .le, Be.-Turkey, Persists. Brasilia," sad . D. T h ilar ibu iTell , . ll ltu 4 lallltea. Nog. I Ws V. { lli64.ll'e reerdsad. sit Wedneetiar itedieg. allat.l4,llsra.Witietikadi , • • de,ader,'Staß be refoadeallo him. _____.. . Kidrierselneter Calves (ill sizes) reidy for !Wig dowse.- 4 1 1:11k street. Attoraeys, Meseta.' WlNl4llalla. sad Gast shoralld.Veitupon,the Lannialayer and thsBe~ . • , .. ~ • ?attendee of the Cdulthreas ma/ be Ikur *es ',Pi"' A few Cases 74151 s Una 4- 4t ts Real Comas Lists, Welt ',ltottodatek. Colatataehts• .1•• - . - i • , •b• A •.- ' ,tpsysf State with copies of tha,plaear4te 'limed itOthe.Mtle, ••• • • , famsr/UR Clamber*. Between the hoses cif ice end firer. w,,,te the ob ,„ o „, p r i b i , p h hue. , sadef Sorroek Masters to LA. Islands of dlderney . , ' . out Jersey. ,- , ,i,, , D1.V.i71...?"121-ttimbirZoerchalgr ' latities bi d s 11 L. mitten ; !ad for . !Ise . purpsee of sploltiss. Hie and ma . . ~. .r. -T . isfi ey o a ffiE e l la oa Cr•yffi nu g h :e i d r C ri Oi s am i gl e te i t i tar ;LT 4 10 4 4h s li g hi d • ~._,....11 , _,........... 'lr a " solt i !" 1*. * . 'islet...see Of {he !Iva paste. Id tte -event of, eel' urn ore.. .- '""7..,,,, , s ' - ',7""'W ee 'C' e ; /tr. Nev.Ni, ta . elYedttinearbaner, lie. W-. Of fl* committet Of Thurlds, i 4. . -.. ' . P. 1 14 Notsghts of tar areal and . Meal *tall be seen . the above Articles et the Manufaetirlag Price: :they • W. Cook W 00... • *ming; peosioded so *km Hue serwarree in . vddihde sada •• • r • I lie Ofwe ketiressdiss Moan erf Twelve end Tim. ". 'torrent every Artie% 'made Of the best F lad . Ges,ll, at Basingheil-street. Attorneys, Illatmea. Geer 644 . • . lea „iodate dioniivirr jig. sisted., . TeD r . , ..,-1. sad keep gesollmat a by-- - - a r r oe ARO CA itettinr. Kidd le , Paisley. anOGlssgow. . i,i • ~. 1 ..,,* ,ill im at ' a U silig e ltall-s t t - r 9 eV. 114 : d ! . . , , a .. ....• ' ke to4k iiik ~.. . . 4! I Boa erre ipepeefeerfors; at ROBERT GOLLIRD - aid Robioson, Walbroolt,- .. Da i rifig T RELICC , E H IP FARE*. Dwareark-Hosso, RIO* Street, mod at thelp - • .I. *l° ' s; A s e r il;gs . eit 1 t a . ' ( Ti g Id le s i tl a l or t4ali w .• " Uflra.Pgl to I r 1. = .. Ore ' I • . . t... 2. - . - . Mrdinauttlfra. ' _____,___. ' '"iit ' - . • • -loose '.! • irANAtIN'S HEAD . INN, SKI NN SR -STREET, Plans • atid • • •t •` ' t•.. ' .-Appfy ••• at • • -and Dee. 21 . at thwilstaLN•wattl•aPala -1 % - ume • MalwatUPW tbeeefore web keidgggerißtbat asradddegreSWagge --.: - - ;DIOR-RILL, LOWIION. Eleven io the n_ , mg. (lb. Alderman Heypte),,lntiridgeta-strrekEilackfrisess. 4. y r ., *Mowing LIGIIT ros . r COACH Ea, '' ' ' - - 1• ' ' • Messrs. Talents sod Bever, Newark-Treat; ; mut Messrs. Long and Austen, Gray's-inn. but here they were eqoally unfertunate,. for the Alder. 1 , 146 est eat Irma the above Ina:- light day 11 ' ' 'TO-MORROW. ' J. Dawson, Bury, Lsocaster, linen-draper, Dee. 3. 3, and man was from home. His brother, " however, haying , ,Unlieppdhod travelling by the Champion, a new 21, at the Eagle and Child lam Bury. Attorneys, Mr. BisH, of the State Lottery Offices, 4, Corn- Grandy, Bury • and Messrs. Milne and Parry. Temple. politely offered to make to Mm any coanmenicatinifther' a 1 Theek to Dorchester, In 14 hours only, through Ragshot, • hill. sod 9, Charing-Cross, reminds his best R. Hall. jam ' Bury, Lancaster, cotton -mitaufactarer, Dec. ileetreals liessre. Whittaker and Gass catered @poet the • I . Illseeester. Basingstoke, Wkitehareh. Overton, Afidevem Friends, the Public, that To -Idoettow, the HMI instant,; ii ffalistmer. Woodeeeta. end. illaariterd.-The Proprietors of ' an b e u m , .. 5. 5, and 11, at the Eagle and Child Inn. Bury. Attorneys, hilliness at once, and having given Mr. Meygate one of,, Messrs. Appleby and Sergeant, G nay's-Inn-square ; and Mr. the placards, and stated tbs. roots. the proces,rion would i de above Coach are determined no expense shall be spared SECOND DAY OF DRAWING; Barker, Jan. Fleet-street, Lancashire. take, asked if any interruption was meditated by t h e . to reader it the first conveyance on the Western Road. And that the Wheel is immensely ricti, as it still contains James Bainbridge, Whitellayee, plumber, Nov. 26, City Polise. Mr. H. observed, that he was not aware of . 1 .41 The "Telettraph," . Do lee. Dui- Rtualatak Marga t e , _... ;la , allures° Capital Prizes, amongst which are all the orl- 27 Dec . l. at the Black Lion Inn, W ititehaven. At- any thing s( the kiad,• bat be thought the roots A nne. •-. cutetual , Fused"' cad ffiamt w lea . .wiw raft coach , ainal ones of great vslue, as there were only six minor Ca. ' n. • and Mr. Pert White- g, • • i which ' tte- cessanly 01/01 tops ; -to ssery morning, at a quarter put seven &mama pitsle drawn the First Day • • though, as they were all loose tonsils, Mr. Clennell, Staple-t no, y, Committee had preferred a route . through the high . •. t a I. eonsequence of the decided preference given to the ih the Wheel. ow whoa, m ig ht how . thou oomo up t . coas t. heath. . . dere coaste r the proprietors are deter:dud an straws doll James Collins loner, Bridgnortli, linen-draper, Dec. streets, although somewhat c i rcu i tou s , to one chat would quently, the entire 114 may be all drawn Next Day 1 and it -t : • Immerse to reader it the first utaeFloas ow the ' limn " . has often !leavened, when the boys who draw the Lottery 7, S. 21, at the Crown Inn and Royal Hotel, Britignorth. hare endangered the lives of his Majesty's subject', and 1 The "Union," Southampton, Lymington, L.yodhurst. got amongst the Ca pitals, they have drawn oat several at Attorneys, Mr. Maims, Chancery-lane, and Mr. Grit- that might bare led to a . bolds of lice p eace , i s " ow _ Winchester, and Bealegstoke, Hartford-bridge, Risekwater, quenceof the passage of accumulated thousands in narrow. nor long intervile between ; and that may be the case TO- fitba, Broseley, Shropshire. ash &label stew four inside coach, every 'morning at }pest by MORROW. Notwithstanding the Wheel is so very rich, James Grurey, Snaith, lorkshire,coal-merchant, Nov. and consequently dangerous thorongbfates. The gentle-, 7 ' atti ‘ ea at the Coa c h and Hors " , Beitba ' 6l4° "' the Price is but little advanced; though should the grand 21. 22, and Dee. 21, at the Court-House, Leeds. A ctor- men separated upon an anderstanding that 31i. Der ir:-....,. lye. Tbis Is a most delightful eonseyanee to the Isle of 4 . . Prizes not be drawn Next Day, a great rise may bee:peeled. I •and M Lee, Leeds. to s the entire conversation to his brother, Wight, Jerky, Guernsey, St. Melees, Havre de Grace, nays, Mr. Bettye, Chancery- ane , r. was repos e 1 • • Every Ticket. and every Prise, were pet In the therherg. Be. J. Watts, Tomes, Devon, linen-draper, D ec . Dee 5,6, 21, for whose answer Messrs. •Whittaker and G ast were T.. "i Wheel ' before First Day-Each decides its own fate aid no The proprietors of the above "each hope to receive a son- pure ase now hasthecha nceforthe other ; and a N umberh d I • . , *mute of that support which has hitherto been experienced Great Surrey-street ; and Al r. Taunton, Totness. to the Secretary of State's Mica, where they bad ant:. , • f 4 'Maths commencement of the "Union." No racing wi th entire Drawin g . W. Davies, Sodbury, Suffolk, haberdasher, Nov. 28, 29, terview with Mr. Capper, who observed, that be thoug:it 1 i li +++ W ted andrawn Tickets and Shares are selling . . ilkeessehee.i . • they should rather have applied to o h o Magistrates. :la . ) at BiStl's Offices • and be hopes andarasts amongst them and Dee. 21, at the Rose and Crown Inn, Sudbury.. Att.:w- -ill"' had Bristol post coaches , thr a tt lo l chl PP anhun • are several of the ' Capitals , ll of hi 1 he ll4 a wc i may drawn Bele, M . Spark, Holmes, and Jackson, Bury aunt Ed. was replied, that it was mote desirable to make applicete ' . COMM Marlborough, Newsbury and Reading, every TO-MORROW. mend's, and Mr. Dixon, Gray's-ion, tion to the fountain head • and having permed sieteldn 111011111118, It one • arrive at Mr. May's, Ike Gre y" • • DISH ' . Offices w e ll Open til Tell be kept an wve o'Cloek R. Brooke, Walcot, Somerset, common-brewer, Dee. 2,3, those taken with Mr. Hey gate, the Demi:jot slued kfilt. Seth, an ' d the London Tavern, Th emasortrest, • IS. 23,, 1 j To-Night. andel, at the White Hart lnu,Bath. Attorneys, Me.Batchel. steps to asked if any Litnpediment would be thrown ' n the wifyy sad Sean Bristol, early the meet morning. i i coacuze TO %TELLS, BRIDORWATZR, TAUNTON, Dowse et platens near. lion J, Sell, S hadwelt, Middlesex, cheesemonger, No:. of the procession, which would be conducted in a p=ares I ° r• •XD PLYSIOCTII. Thy house, and (In the cup of life, • and Dec. 21, at Basinghell.street. Attorney, Mr. Heard, able and orderly manner. fd r. Capper observed, thait '• :1' . . The "Umpire," a raw Livevpool light coach, only one That honey-drop) thy pleasing wife. Hooper's-square,Goodmau's-fields. no doubt the police would be out on the occasion ; thee ; Stet on theroad' carrying four inside, sets out daily at one ; QOCRATES, by his discourse on marriage, Sy en • li. tauter, Billingsgate, Fish Salesman, Nov. 16, 23, be did not suppose they would interfere with the pros S ernes at Liverpool next afternoon at five, themorh Wo- /...7 raptured his auditors with the subject, that the married a n d Dec. 21, at Besinghall-street. Attorney, Mr. Allen, ceedings, so long as those concerned in,them conduct. v• , . kern, Lathhory, Northampton, Weiford, Mtterworth, men Sew to their wives, and the bachelors hastened to 6e Liecieg•lane• eel themselves with propriety. Hinckley, Arherhlene, Uteheeld, Stone, Newcastle, Runts- wedded : and " The Spectator" has affirmed, that theword J- Greeted, Snow-hill, auctioneer, Nov. 16, 23, and In the evening, Al • Vv. &G. again called 111)0.1 , • . tad, Warrington, and Preseot. . •• wife" is the most agreeable and delightful ease In nature. Dec 21, at Basingleall-street. Attorney, Mr. J. Dyer, Mr. ileygate; the Alderman had, but a few minute. b.a. t. Shrewsbury, Wellington, and Shiffnal light post coat The sacred institution, then, of marriage, compasses the Took's-court, Chancerylsne. fere, lett the home; Mr. H. however, said that his bro. .• ty-r1 afternoon. Guarded. ' desideratum of our enjoyment ; teeming not only with hap- W. Robertson, Great St. Helens, insurance-broker, thee was not aware of any meditated opposition, tbes , . 'if Tee "Colon," Weymouth, Dorehester,Blandford, Sails- piaess on earth, but disposing the soul itself to harmonize Nov. 12, 23, and Dec. 21, at Ilasingball-street. Attar. a breads of the peace should take place, in which case: . a hay, Andover, Overton, Basingstoke..flartford-hridge, wltlabliss hereafter. eve • 31 Reardon and Davis, Corbet-court, Grace- the Police would undoubtedly be culled into action.-, '. backwater, and Ragshot , new post coach, every afternoon, Revious, however, to entering Into this hallowed oblige. n • ' • ' church-street. Thus terminated the business upon which the Commits, rich two coachmen only. tion, it becomes an imperative duty, not only to regulate the j• Brown, Fleet-market, grocer, Nor. 12, 23, Dec. 21, tee had thought it prudent to enter, and. the Deputies,' thickets from Weymouth to Guernsey, Jersey, Cherbilarg, passions, but to cleanse the grosser nature from those Ili- •,„. , and Pri- were thanked for the propriety of conduct they ha I • • b. llamas, he. every Wednesday mid Saturday Afbeamoons purities, which the freedom of unrestricted pleasure may at nas'.nghalt-street. Attorneys, Al . Fox 1 evinced throughout the transaction. , t 2 4tiock. have entailed upon It. To the neglect of such attention are • deans, Austin-Friars. levee, Horneastle. Spalding', Peterborough, Stilton and attributable many of those hapless Instances , which, while T. Smith, Horsham, timber-marchant, Nor. 23. 30, Another party of Mr. Hart's friends had proposed 1 4 I . . • Rtatourdoreasy roach, to Spilshy, Loath, Grimsby and they exc it e th e commiseration of the beholder, should also and Dec. 21. at Basinglaall-street. Attorneys, Messrs. dine this dry at the London Tavern ; but aner- hall. murr.irg at i past 0. The only day coach to Boston iontress him with the fear of self-reproach. Ki ng a nd Son, Castle-street, Holborn. Math, fearing that dinner w0..1.1 clash with these al , ' ' l and Ht•rneastle • exurious habits will effeminize the body-a residence In G. A. Hesse, Fenclanrch-st reef, broker, Nov. 12, 23, rangementa agreed to postpone it till a distant day.-- 1 t 1 ! The " Psprees," a new light four Inside post coach the tropics will relax the elastic fibre-but more especially to_ i Carf.e.e, Penrlth, and Whitehaven ; goes with does the premature infatuation of youth too frequently com- and Dec. 21, at Basingliall-sheet . Attorney, 31r. .1 good understanding haying thaw commenced between( . , , the two committees a complete coalition between, . 1 *" tortes sod a guard all the way • passes through promise the natural dignity Into a state of inanition, imp Younger, John-street, America-spine. them was effeeted on ' Friday evening. and that which °with. Appleby, Greta - bridge , Richmond, Cautrick, whence the agonised sufferer more titan doubts the chant:fel met MENDS. originated in Jewin-street,gained by this desirable evett; 1 . ' Boreavhbridee, „Wetherhy, Aherford, Ferrybrldge, New- relief. To all such, then, we address ourselves, offering Nov. 30, J. Wolff and J. Dorville, New Bridge-street, " D • - Detrital'. Gray:titans, Standen, Beertry, Greetham, hoe-energy—muscular strength-felicity ;r or will dar merchants, at the Court of Commissioners-Nov. 30, G. Da- such an accession of and respectability sar numbers adieux no Bigeleswade ; sets out every morning, and ad v ances appear questionable, sanctioned as they are by the old and W. Cross. Birmingham, merchants, at the White additional warmth of reception , and carried t secured an Purer= the joarsey with the greatest facility. Passengers multiplied proofs of twenty years successful experience. Ilart Inn. Birmingham-Dec. 5, J. Gamson. O•inshiergh, an augmented importance to the entry of Mr. Hunt. i 6 " li eed on taemad by nuainess, or pleasure, base the The easy cares of married life, ar e sometim e s distu r b e d Lincoloshlre, mercer, at the Monson Arms Inn, 6 alnshiargh The following placard was agreed to by the Committed . "'ler advantage .f their seats being *dented in the next by the suspension of those blessings which concentrate the -Dee. 6, J. Crowther, Liverpool, merchant, at the Oeurge on Friday night, and was issued to a considerable ex:env i 1, q uaer. noptiel wreath-forthe female habit is often constitlitionelly Inn. Liverpool-Dee. 3. C. Topham, Stourport, Worcester- early this morning, for the preservation of order:- a , Kendal. Lseetster. Preston, Kirhy-Lonsdale. Bolton, weak-yet It can be strenethened, and defici e nt en e r g y i t o. shire, draper. at the Royal Hotel, Birinbighame-Nov. 30, t'lese ey. OrmaSirk, anal Garotang light post-coaches, every proved Into functional pow e r. J. L. Baker and 0. Baker. Leeds, merchants, at the Crt ou • Fellow Countrymen ! -This slay Henryilunt will red turn to London ; we ice: to celebrate that event, and to , • • - woonson. In every case of syphilitic Intrusion, as well as in every House, Leeds-Dec. 4, D. Bartlett. Bath, rube-maker, at rive to that persecuted and much injured individual suet& • . `(Mater , Neerse-t. Whited:arch. Tarporley, Namptwith. relaxation of the generative economy, we pledge our ability the Castle end Ball Inn. Rath-Nov. IS. J. Durtna3, Dover, ~ s 'ut.^..is, 1... d r.tid.llewid), light post - coach every after- to metre speedily , and with effect. Earnestly solicitous to, Ironmonger, at the Deddliall. Canterbury -Dee.o,ll. Leach. - -e-11 • - - amo, undaunted persevereace in the cause, and on the behalf 1 . expel the unfeeling empyrie from the position so N twesumpte- Bristol, linen -nterciust, at the Commercial Rooms, Bristol - . Wakefield frear-ins . de post-conch, called " the Express," oe,ty taken up, wedsylate from general principles with less -Nov. 25, J. Doff. Bath. ainter, at the Commereial-rooms. of il'e oppressed , °" 11 s• " 'Ey mornin g sett scirrt,..o.l. hesitat!ob ; nod c7.llAdent in oar own aououratrie integrity as Bristol-Dee. 3, It. Fuin tone, Cottenham, auctioneer. at ' Fellow Countrymen I-Let us enjoy this day of r _,. 1.141 " Royal Repress." to Manchester, Winslow, Con- Nlembers of the College of Surgeons, we re f er th e sugeeinig the Hoop Inn, Cambridfre -Dee. S. R. Hoyle, Newcastle. triumph as become turn who have • knowledge of theist mmo, a. Nrnth Mr. Wal.al, anal IVolverharapton new four community of•either sex (especially those entering into ma- upon-Tyne. merchant, at the George Inn. Newcastle - upon- rigida, and the courage to demand them ! Let us ah- ead a po e t -cuawb, entry afternoon. Ou.y oae sight on th e trinionial life) at once tisane sense , where daily attendance Tyne-Nov. 30, 'l'. Arnalnielt. Turnhout Green, Middlesex, I s•ain from every act that may in the least possible MOM , tese. is oil , ea for personal eons o ion , and letters from the ...reheat, at Ba4inghall-street-Oe:. 6, T. Howl', Carlisle-N0v.30. J.J .Corby's. Carlisle. ;ter create contnsiou ; let every individual consider that Aw himilicrugh and Swindon four inside emach, through country are Immediately anlawered ; these most contain a 1 draper. at the B • -it inn, the good effects of this slay will depend upon his tee a ' k.. W Wynn, Resehrig , Litaboura,Purton, Cycling-ton. Nesse! , rercattaace for Advice anOefedicine. which cantle forwarded Pilgrim's hatch , Southweald. Essex, master-mariner • at • good conduce-Avoid all party his kerines amt! pett . . settee ' , suet, itmostrury, Hungerford, Newbury and to any part of the world, however ct;stant. gasinghall-street-Bee. 3. ft. Turner, Liverpool, butcher, A . • • . • •1 f Maidenhead. GOSS and Co. M. It. C. Se/moons, at the o ffi ce of 3lr. Hinds., LiverpoOl-Nov , 30, 11, Bows- "Nrites.-iwet us unite in one great tam' y o peace ati -4 ••• Luis %IA Ilafl Pecker's to Leeds, York and Donces•er, No. i. Jerm:n-street. St. James's. and No. 11, land, jun. and T. K. Davison, Old Broad-street. ship- I a ff ection . , for by so doing, we shall teach the hemp.. at oat, tesopeue par lb. Rouverfe-st res.!, Fleet -street, Lond.,:i. I brokers, at Basinghall-street-Nov. 30, T. Lynn, Jerusa. ' and prejudiced, that the Radicals have good sense on . *•A• 31 11 UNTAIN and CO. ref-serifs PI I.m acquaint their• Just nuhlished (Fift e enth e diti on ). Coree-liotue. Cornhill, merchant, at Flasinehall-street- sou n.I discretion as well as numbers. m Mears , an: the Public, that they vita cut he &cement. The .EGIS of LIFE. a fsmlliar eommentary ne the above Nov. 34), J. Bairn', Aylesbury-street, elerkenwell, iron- • Above all things, be sober, be vieilant, and avoid this for any Panels. Passengers' luegave, Writings, Piste, Diseases. Ry GOSS and CM Acdressed to the Youth and louder. at Resin4hen-sareet-Nov. 31, W. Thomson, Man- turbulence. Recollect, that although Henry Haag itea. efeware u... 0 Five P.a.a.d. relee, if lost, stoles. or 4a- klaturity of both Sexes. May be had at its. Paternorer-row ; neuter-buildings, %Veetnanster, merchant, at Hasinghall- comes among as this slay, that Reform is still on 8N see. unless entered as gnat. 511 the lesaninee paid for bg, Pall-mall ; lA, Princes-arms. ;oho ; pm, pi eet .,t re , t r street - Dee. 9, A. sewers!, New Sarum, clothier, at the road. • • Let • • Uni'y -I•. ' be ' si l ..n, AVM, yoneenoatu . Secon.linely, at the Sarseta.' • lea.: Ina, "lion 'hill, :...ondor. ' and of all BookaeUers. PgetM. • White Hart hut, New tiarinn. By order of the Committee'. ea ...., • , .......- . _.__., .__ • -- - • -- .y.c• . • 0 ..,..1. - .... wow 60111.2 4 p. .a.... 11166 alinlialak: -_IIOIIV. •. - ..W.... it‘._ • ...„ . __ .-__. -m--