The Statesman. — London, England, 1818-07-04 00:00:00

Perry William Coates ...$ Mr Pearson . "-• ' . , Rebel Carter Was. Patito • , Jab. Cowper John Pates .• • We. W. Cope Sir W. Rawlins . . Jobe Crowder Mr. S am ael Roberts Nate. Dansett Thomas attars Wm. Ewart Jolla Reeve • ilavid Swart Thomas 0. Smith Samoa Pavan - Charles Swift / • Edward Franks . &wee Stereases Usury Gray Henry Thwattes flee. J. Gwiwis Joshua Tbmaisse •• , b . thaws Games Won. Terwdele Thomas Embus Richard Taylor • *: -". Thaws lismatem G. Wastherstaos . , -, ' 0 1 11. 411 MVPs James Williams • • Sawn Hoppe Joh' Won . r iv Joseph Wertembe Thomas Wildest jJoseph Howell Thomas Wiltshire. Tickets, 11. ls. smell. to be bade( the Stewardr; sad at the Aar of the Tarmac Dime oo Table at Fear Weigh. •P To the FEHR s ad INDEPENDENT ELECTORS of the TOWN sad COUNTY of the TOWN of NOTTINGHAM. AT doss of wool ououtiiVed oo you re clink% weillskable dir MO age pert~eute with which it hue betecoudacted, awl died duty to :snit: by lite meets which a t ten ded veer dilute, it browns pleasing 'strew my we of she obligation you hav e conferred epos we. Ileaalared wfth thellerrages of Armlet timber of Electors thee ever appeared la vapprt of any Romer Caadidate. I feet that use nee of the Repreveatati ves of the People et Nottiaghandis and be etaned 1 thistboot ou Mi Hof way elkil.l4 mot as leseasible to the Isportaace of the trust yre Mr patrol I a re. /A • To these who, Cow political eotwidetalleee, leave withheld their as tistaace, I hope that I should be a tree awl faitifel war vaot. I will watch ever t heir ioterests with diligeore sod ao recollective of lasi .jpoliiies fidelity-141y resolved that _ shall ever tars me from this Use of my duty. To these who banal pperted me ia my several log and arduous earnests, I feel then I am peculiarly and deeply ladebted : they have a claim u poa me which never cats be retarwed, which Dever will borax:peened ;--sod I shall have become callookto the dictates to graikatle what I meal to seek their &derange, or eease to drosio myself to their service. Believe me, Clestietwo, Tool obliged sod falibrol -R. Awe 29, 18/8. JOISPH Noll To the INDEPENDENT SHIRE FREEHOLDERS of BERK- , TOE State of the Poll on thin Seventh Dey give! me Ogaßoadmil sad Three Votes reeve than thin on the eerrespoodloo day of the last Election; Mr. Dundee Ooe Row dred and Fertpriz les, isid Mr. Neville Newly-eight erne than he had then polled. This is really a triumph, when we consider the doable votes given to my oppommts is ern nee of the most uspriscipled O oalition which ever disgraced a' Colony Election. With a• few boaniable complies% the Nr bility, the Clergy, the Calory Geotlemen, and she more um aseroos elms, the Gentlemen from She Canty, aided by money and hired Agents, are arrayed aeahe me, or rather aguired the Cane lam endeavouring to uphold—the Cause of the People.; The desettloo of Friends, or rather counterfeit Friends. who will, sooner or later, if not already, be as coniemptible in their. own eyes as they are in mine. In beets of service—their venom has beta tuned late as antidote by the divest it has excited. — The two Factious. the les and the Outs, regular Place and Pewee Rowers, take their station in the field of been ignite the People at a matter of averse, and ethers they will be al. ways fend when the Cause of the People is at nee. • I render the somber of Freebelden: in Jilerkshim lobe about No thorned, of whom only thirteen lundred and twenty-Ire have polled. The day may Will he ours—say must Ise oars-Tit is outs—whether we obtain a seat in the Hone of Cornmeal tent, sir TA& Normans on TDB POLL. Come,, every em of yea, to earoll your name at Abingdon, in the ease of your Country. Let your son, and your seas' sons, me with tieltatiou your names enrolled as Friends of Freedom, and they will "go and do likewise." DJ not remain at year homes, styled Mr. Mallets has so chance. He hes a cisme, oil rather he bas a certainty, do eou.but-Tona duty. Act, I as if the Election depended on your single Vole. The larch of public @Oahu', founded on reason and Justice, .1 .engrafted by 'dawns. and matured by the public dinning I of public men, and measures, cannot be arrested •by any ene-, , epliracy, or •-ualition, however formidable and treacheries. it Assay be combined. If the People be but true to neoheekial. TOICS MOST states none AT LAST. Poll shall be kept open fir you till the last moment /day), the Eleventh of this smooth. and you will find toe, th perishing, at my post, during ;he whole time and at thee. I onus, Gentlemen. that you will consider this roo m., net " seesamplett" pertinacity, bet an honest petite ounce sad constancy On bei•olf of the People. I am, Oeutleinee, Your very faitl•ful Friend, WILLIAM HALLETT. P. N. b TOTAL PLUMP/RS POLLRD. 99 lfevtlle Nailed Q.B4 421 • ibe • _ ,. ~s.~~ . _ .. .. ..~. ; Langley. fit.q..l7. Ediut a. tharlig-eves; and at the Bar of the Crews and Anther Totem. tined. • The Celesittee melee. to sit daily as nhnve. item Tee **Clock faille hiernine. tin Ten nVinek in She Evening. FRAUD YitgVENTRD. I[lo counteract the many attempts that ire daily wide to imvse Ole tenancy a spurious composition in stead of the GENUINE BLACKING prepared by 1)A Y and MARTIN, they have adapted a new Label, in which their sigoature and addrew, 97, HIGH HOLBORN, is so conspicuously placed in the centre of the Label, that they tram ;inattention 1.. this, Mid the diifereace of the type, whieh man ike s.ll letter-press, will enable porchasers at once to de tect (Or to pAtion. • The Real Japan RLAGKI NO, made and sold wholesale by DAY hud MARTIN. 97, High Holborn, andbretailed by the prinapal Grocers, 1 rrogvist”, Bnokeellem, Imorbougeni,. Per fume% Batit-makers, kr. tithe United Kiagdom, ,la Bolen 61, is., and Is. Od. each. --••r no 4 . . - - r- 0. - WF _ - - _. Carter 20 isiiii 99 ?dards - 98 Swift 21 Swi ft 60 Ebb 99 Margie 22 Eyitio 61 Carroll I )00 Ridtardess 43 Webb 69 Carroll 111 Webb 24 Sivettright a Plddiag 929 Sioewright 25,Mars4ail 64 Richardson 933. Webb 26 Ciorull 65 lityton 444 Rkbardsoa ft Rirhardsaa 166 Bub M 5 Carroll Yll Webb 67 Swift 666 Ryton 29 Webb 68 Hasard 777 Sivewriehe 30 Martha!! a Webb 888 Richsnisoa 31 Martha', 70 Carter 999 Hazard 32 Martin .71 Rah 1111 Mae, 33 Richardtria 79 Siaewrigh, 9212 Sivewright 34 Sivewrigbt 73 Carter 3333 Huard 35 Webb 74 Carrell • 4444 Plain 36 Webb 75 Bab 5555 Carter 37 Hazard 76 Sivewrlght 6666 Swift 38 Swift 77 Carroll 7777 Sivesiright 39 Hui 78 Webb N.B. Any favourite or fleecy astieters. ant is the above List, 'nay be had by as early appliealion t" any Latterrelfier, or to GI. • CARROLL, Ctodnietor. 7, corhhill. and 46, Orford. tarter 3 who Shared and Hold is the Lent Lottery when be was the Gummier, No. 9.645 £90.4101 No. 4,349 £20.000 1 -, . il' Aad is the Lottery jasteaded, tnii ' No. 9,481 £9 0 . 00 0: i Aght oilier Capitals of A 1,0114 £lOO, Ike. ...a:fat tra.,-. - ' _ A NEW PATENT HAT. AT ONLY EIGHTEEN SHILLINGS. • IMPORTANT SAVING. F RANKS and TAYLOR. bays . . to offer to the 7 pl 3 Public atilt& HAT oi B E AVER BODY, e every **Odle a Hat am* tw possesellr lesaperior ealonee no the Smut sad wises ripest* Braver is . light, and will oto.wear two 4 tkrat, gad is oda bitter ps which it retails to the last. it win never chant its akar iii an, climate. which is the mot beautiful Black, if waellAr years i will never spot by nits, oar mill any weather ‘rjape them, they being • 'Water -proof i and will repair several Hem at a trilling espenee. and every time appear equal to taw t they are decidedly impeller to sivraints.ever offered to Public 'smite; the altaiumens of which has bees attended with great **role. 'obtain, rad personal attesting. FBA NKBund TAYLOR, Mweafacturers, eirati of Red .'s; street. Barbican. (.undid. iFg• Merchants. Desires, sad a te Trade, who wish fee 'tiny Han,will find it to their tide' tar by appl y* as above. panicelar as to the Addle.. as P. mid T. ate eat is any way etmeeraed with a Retail Howie la n•'.a.-" , " 0 "—"a" , of Franks. No sapaid letters received. • _ . Jsing . Mi. Bryant to the Hostchril•Couisaliaa.—Ylers the In. Corruption seal SO long ititd general, that the Me of Mr. Bryant, so well litany' In ths Court of Chancery-, who oisitted.T4-They hod been told that be bad heel horsewhipped (hit coming t they saw him now, end solid See tittetber he bore tiny matte of such a castigation. Mt. Dowling, hOweeer, who bad kid a whip Geer his head *bilk his bei4 was termed, hid rectibed . *elf what he would ter (Deep groirxing.)--He ter from Mr. Cleary to some Mr. Dotiollog t and ssith that dsgreS"ilf belief dents of ose•ltfighilifiwir solory.)—Thii 1817 (as far as we could east; l ) sibilance k followis i- 1 -"Thik derstood froeo MNuftil persons who bad beard seed threats • whenever.h. skotild *Set had also addiasebarit tentless -which end imp% Common Hall iezthe Midst•of the opteliowititii she letter, a 'stick *se' observed,. that* .endkl Jesily•}.4lad M 9. 4:Attel brat* of Mr. Meng ' a spy of the Otsvordinese: strange that be shoshilheire another spy, antie , tritic: emit who. pre- errideiltt4 against the agents of G Mr. Dewling.—{Bere'' which, he mitt, was Sidessath, for mine? wearing apparel from . asunder of his speeds friends of Sir F. Burdett; ever dose for the People,' bad proorisedio do, acid sentries Mot be we id-it' doctof the lion. Baronet, ed 6e there tlsO. • Mr. &Lt., after one state of the Poll, said, for Sir M. Magma Of presumption in coming fot clek their j", 46 meat respecting him. The present OrCulOonet for the discussion of political -oiestiobi, bet the ma nifestation of public feeling. Sir . M3leiteell would consider it to be the proudest cirCultistaoce in his life, whether ultimately successful, or not, that so many of the Electors of Westminster bad honoured him with their votes. No greeter tribute could brie been paid to the integrity of his character ' than thtl respectable support which be had received. The Ansi triumph, if it should belong to the Mier side, would be witnessed without any asperity - Of feeling on theirs.—(AfFplouie.)—He doubted not that ati bad toted from conscientious motives, and a prate / mice of the object of their choice. There teas no tea sou to doubt the right motives of either poly, and none *hi triumph on one side, or misfortune on tie other ‘ shoal& lead to, temolt. The calumny which bad Pre canted doting the contest could only be ascribed to the strong pisitoos which it natural awakened. He had only to add In thi same epirit,, that the Poll. iteiMild be ketit - ppith tolbe last. • bzestring the **bole of tbii C 0. ., AMR? called the 4 Near bet better known as the Individual tried in the ioirt `of 'Cut's Bench, in June, 1817, for High Treason; ralisly a •ndmioored to ' procure a bearing, apparently for the purpose of add ing his testimony to some of Mr: Runt's statements. Mr. Richardson a warm*Mend to the teem of * F r . Burdett, and' w ho was foreman of the Jiiy thst i ec. quitted hiss, ezpresse4 to those &tetrad Ms sit t lte tonlsbmeat at this appearance. Mr. STEragn, la a short bat antmatod spa eh, hotted them to renewed efforts did' tini',lnceeeding de*, not for the purpose of vietdiy,- tibich was . al ' ' ready theiti, bet for that of reodefing h illostrio t es and complete:;--(Loud Cheers.)—Vittif relief() to the. questions put respecting the - merits. of 'Sit Frettii• i Burdett, no consideration should Induce him to 'hike **slightest notice of boy thing that Cause from that quarter.—(Load Cheers.) Mr. WisstuaT retarsed thanks on dm pare of Sir B. Hominy's friends, ,and assottoded . his hopos,' o f • Meeting them on those linstinti 1;01104 ,tiCeistif •• ' • • the nest three . years. Mr. Cioutf, to the costlier Id ldigeitY,, l l,: B fact, that n Foreign Ambassador, tour* It a despot* Goestaieit, tad haea' mited; to!: • • 4. 3• 55 . • •• ... , , %, • • ` el • • arm. . • • • . - - . ... • ' . - .- . _ . _ 4Joe. ficzeu r . ,sI.OLA JR. 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', • Itroleall Claret, for e...-h of the Prime of 1 ttti • . l ' • • 1 1:t .i • 7 1 .1 • orolb•i s. .4 , • .r , 4 ***ewe . • /1111SDAYe e tild ; e q i e forate ith 14 je t i lle s sigsel lit I Tri obtained. lo the itgatitteiel .i • . . . ‘ll4l4L4 ll toit tilowin fe •• be = 411.1° et Cory IPreadee, by the Rototo-ot Mr.. Nr' 'OUfteltledrefforts inbehelf of YOUR SELVPS. N' T . ir ' yckente " m • ri 14Pla b" I 441 i*VilklivideliP 1414 0 1 0 -111010 Sea • 'l s t; from fife Raelt.44 Reglone, 0. C,ARROLL; Cme do oi• 1: oaoa}.-.• •p. a ~...t •,,....? •4.0•a:r.,••.. • , t AN Mk 011 e et the REPRESENTATIVES et tbe, . 2 - TOW* 110VNTRY. met RNFORM. give well- . .riik* UT Lotert. filly sites Sol the P*2lW. 1 61041 IA _ „N•t= ts f2 l o46 95911 Ti• 1nf2 90 , _914. tint o r LON Doff is PAU , I t AMENT. Aide t_ . . irmsded tispos. ., Ivo sew soli soft trisisph sser Iner Ra they set} be hal of tire fellers oltemoblhates are alitiest a ggeg ve ehee • 4bee womb*, 4 s es** kereeed "r" heat - , • • lihMll/11.L. GOODDRH hit . Eel, bli he ' aim •At SIORT , O'CLOCK as this DAY the POl2. rem- 1 Webb. 140 Mamie i 9 -bg,; o4 . *Mk DOR1(1411, 'o444ll9,kliiir . Ofit* • ,, , :?4 ale pAti f - Clain • mow% sod ft FINALLY -CLOS E S at THRRN. Colones- 11 Merle 1 41 .21,11 “ 1 11 61 2 ) It2t° 6 • . .ClKPlfri4il9eat i$ *2l4fielh -11 iiii**o4 s illi PIP' STEWARDS. , male saret Mese& by lielsoing to give per PUMPS'S to ..Z ru" 45 Webb /I Rirbardeee 1 43 4 lea et 'suds Alt b iil4. is a *pd ths porAlliksitityor!.., Ma .- sir. Rkhard W. Jepp BuaDirr. I g 'fruit . 1404 6 444 ,a. fad ofeW.i,llo Mu f ,11 0.. 4 0,14 t li r . 3. midis Thrown Jollities . u. James Adduct • . STATE 0 the ,POLL. 14•6 Simard . 45 ammo! 84 Ebb -. I AI AN. to.trike coy* i(ilislispOrovoArigich. Robert Kirby . 1 140 Carrell 96 141101011 . 11 ealiienta 'it 44 ihsaatiatiiicik _islorisry . 64 fire 1 lino Bearer •'. : - 'eomennesetirat DAT. - Writ. . Juba Lecke . 8 Pn r 4lll 4 g l 47 Cjirrell Iso eve , * It: A. Aft -MAO HordOlt ..:.. 3Of 4108 . .' 9 Hasse 44 ► Ceres* I V Mettle heed eitel .0(40 . 11'00d," - wss . latiKr!spiod. by . Iht Ws. Matisse ?booms Wesel 10 1 4' ' • ... Sig ~...... 3116 - 10 Swim 145 Hoesid loidei criei of "OolUlP.da Whigs foil*, at 40 11 '4. JOhe Moseptt -.: 1 • - .. 11 fielding lie Vartall •• W. Erresb 4606 IS Bich b 1 Swift F s CAlt"l ßytai e - Re vii ready; if soy of those . hissing conerds ..,,, jam Illooket4 ..... ' 1‘• Mediae . ~ . u ~' ', *SINN ...; gm !oho 04. • .Hglikt - •••• • - I as 13 Swift 62 Estidolif . 91 SireerlAft 4, *old come forward, to teat hip ins dog amongs t • • geoge:844411110 • , im aa rombera ~.., , _ Ilobeerlptioos for defray* • tbo. necessary eopeotee et the 11 Riehludmis a kilmileml 92 alhs o4ll them 1411.-(flitiiifilf ilifOelftir.}-if they did . not give .Jetta Warie .. ...., . Bier/five. are teethed pt diCveterairnewittre.Rospnig,apd by " Cart. " M h 93 Siveoright A Joao; Crotli Tacoma CArtwried Ssonselallue .. 86 Carr..ll . Peen Perry . , „., . Pr- Brooke , 110. Ostend% Mr. Pohlman. 99. Drat -streef. 17 ajo i joimo p eo nes .. .. .' ' 'Bohol Nosed Langley, Eli. 17, Edvi are-read; Mr.Kitte, 18 IRA b 5 Nish b 6 ifisb b 7 H•serd I I Ro o . hive fair plan he seta stand there till be could oh. 95 *vier 196 B*lll lain it ,Hi ibtokiht eisi ester WO a 6ffek of gir F. Berdett's reliving - lo tone' tit the petition of hli. •. aer irs....aa-_...1........A • AL. nor of do. Crown and Araelint 19 61 . 111 168 Manes!' 1 97 i'sr . ter Itteset ea the ilealik a Cou,eoss.-r Here the in. . let from his brother and him: wry with- bitn to hi. orate.--= 4 would ao* read them a let: 11 himielf, With regard tali Ind whieli they Would reeete4 *fief Set belonged to ;the esti 4ukie% adaims•Vete Mid eats its contentd, waft', ILA"ThM le: Ckl , ryl itiritty,J irk% I t align Plt d them, that Mr. Dotiteglis . Mould 1444whi11.. - Mt. 'NW beet le.' ',bit *ttili t Irks thetitribobage VC his fa spt Mt.itestifreirt ktletolinei sr f yof tmllienik4ll4 . • tlti Wadi folibwed - thi reading's,' lee tWrithd at Mr.. Heat; /hi lid IM tihnefttieStbetithe'l Ads Neartifoli liiteetie' die brat?* 1 4. 41•411mier liteblepirriltea twee!: It licit.. it,: W eldihkett"fockired gthOittritittglif iriesillAteatier tiiitilOtif iki4 01046 ltrait' vt iiia Government, among Witt% fillitt Mk! r *Se sithteti . bi . Celities' ( b l lb enlith ktinLib lm Use pktikbrtllle#ol s : o lPhe tt Coniistint urditr, eoptri'ir. "de Ire ii4tra4l), l t* , sediiiftekeet sy •e giehrin kit ad 1t leaf' Ili k spy kW .ktte ttitr. lad iititiketet .r .:3 wait twiksor ;tic . . one Or two. sid, the nembei 'of isirrse.OigiriOl fully acquitted che'rgi anti as for wont be w Alit their jod4. - lAA/ I I 4 ' ti C . P. 11. • MO ~• 'II rt►-- xr agwrn AVNI*I.II4AIitO vtiernsit mai 'FoßPrem steifit'flot Mid at rrieseasens/4411. toaThersdas. tiWtal of Joly et' ' "I' His Bt•Yei Ingham the. Duke of SUSSEX. ii the Chair; The Report of the eoshmittesserus read by Mr. Festers sod it was Resolved Ummimously. 'I. That' the Report which ha been read he reetived.adeltletle had printed older the Erodes of the Committee. 1. That this Meeting most respectfolly and ernlefeliv ac' Mowledees the lett h4stroangeofttrtted to the Brittib System of FAlN:idea by the forcer and support received from oar beloved Uverelgre in IPS s the moot litserol millstone, anounts granted by his Royal Hohness the Prince Regent; and pertiodarly the peroveviegand powerful aid which it has uniformly received from the Palt‘onee sad. condescending support of their Royal Highnesses the Dukes of Kest and Some', who, in all the dill odlies.,ef ebb Society; have appeared its advocates with the most onsholtlit seal and constant esertion. S. That the most grateful Thimits of this Meeting he preseet- Otto bit 046 th e Duke of Bedford, the PANWent i nod to the Righa Now trod others the rise-Pre lily SAW their eel. dieted patroller of this Society, . 1 1 .4 4. That the Thanks of this Meeting M peemetai t. the Ida' dies'ememittee. fot the important services rendered by them to this lestitalloo; sod that the following Ladies be soloists/ ViceoPatrenesses of the Female Department s Her Grace the Duchess of Bedford, Right fleatorable the emotes. of Jersey, Right Honourable the Comtism of Dossier. Right Honearable the 'Marchioness of TavOtnek. Lady Elisabeth Whltbrend, Lade Roseillyi Lady Mackintosh, Mrs. Baring, Mrs. H. Baring. and Mrs. H. Gurney. 3. That the Thanks of this Meeting be permeated to Was. Allen, Foe. Treasnier the Rev. Dr. Schwabe. Foreite Secre tary; and to the Committee. for their exertions during the pass year. That the following Geo:Omen be the Cwosittee for the year ensuing:— The lames were then agreed to. 6. This Meeting having Moira with great delizht of the phi . lonshropic and liberal zeal with which many individuals of dif ferent ranks of society. in foreign countries, lusve promoted the UnivetsalF.durntion of the Poor. are pecniinde trollied by the infonnettion of the surveil attending the British System, which has heels employed for that great poeyeee, fader their patron age and sugport. Resolves, Toot in testimony of the high respect and satis faction which tins Mertit g entertains for their exertions in this great cause. the &lino/log distinguished Penoooges and Gentle lowa be appointed Honorary Members of this Society —His ,Grave the fink• del fofumo.l.y his Highness the Grand Doke tot date-Weimar. Cosily Itssmansof. Chancellor of Ras-in; Mons. le Due tie Its Rtschrfoocauld, Mons. le Comte de la Los. terse. Moo-. L' Abbe Godlier. Moss le Baron tie finnan, ' Mans. te Chevalier Jomarl, Mom. le Dimmer de Montigre, Moo Jones Nailer, Mass. Frederick Cuvier, Mora. Franck ,Slartie. Mon*. ,P. F.. Fmksarol. Baron Strondeinan. Dr. Has owl, Moos. Pestolozzi, of Switzerbted. Professor Pietet. of Genesis, Dr, A. H. Netneyer. Chancellor of the University of sod Gutlontoubs of Schrupfrooltal. neer Gotha. Ger many, Mons. Felleohert Holfwyl. And that the Committee beleespo.wer'ed to net such nitrites as may appear to them to Awl Portitslativ dial: perished themselves is the Cause of Uni versal Education. This this Meeting most sincerely acknowledge" the ea. operarloo and assisteOe it has received from ne active ezer tLes of the tortes" Aesitiory Stkieties, be whose Immo lb' cease of Universal Educatios is greatly esteetieti. 8. That the most sincere Thanks of this Meeting be ceePetl fully presented to his Royal Highness the Duke of Stowe, for the able and condescending manner in which his Rnyal High ness has been pleased to president this Maoist/. Jaw rblishett_prict fn. In Maids, , /EGIS of LIFE; a Non-Modica: Cl* weniary' nit she iattimeetieas wish* frame Ilinkeige Frailty. iN which the Caws, Symptoms, ami baneful nillsols of Lee; Venerea. &moraines &Indere Seminal Weaklings.. dre . are fatty developed ; Part 11. tiostatni some remarks as car thin Frolle Coesphtiats.ll particular Sterility ; Part 111. eas: bracts Prortical Olovetrattnos as Sessal Debially, 811 Abase; dec.: in Put IV. it a Series of Cases Illustrative of thepre ream* sehject.. explaining them in a familiar ransmer,smi the whole addreaed . to the Youth and Idatarity of both Seam. Hy GOSS'aad Co. CamaitiolSeriteous• Way he bad at 10, Paternoster-raw, Landes, and of all Meson. Gam and Co. are In be enamelled, as meal, Obey day. id !heir house-; and Patients in the Geaassit are In describe minutely the ease. etwitbill a reslttance l irtt vice and Medicine, which cao be forwarded to any part of the World. tin* anti Co. IC LC. Sorrow, 13, Boarerblebted, street, Lomita. _ . • , .. 7. h~ i 1 . • 4.-", ' i • STATED AT YHE HUSTINGS IN COVENT-GARDEN: r CERTIFY Chit the Report which wet mentioned is several Newspapers. that Lord Vtioebibea had threatened . to with/Vow his custom from my house skiers I voted for Sir Jurrsyliattwell, le est tree. . . (MOM) WILIAM( WOOD, it , s Maier of the *Rood I s ioa Pablle•boase. • Perk-laseaely r • • • ••• .! • • - • • HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AT FIXED PRICES. ROBERTSON *tad Co., No. 7, east side of blorortlelds, respectfully inform Moe Public that every article of HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE is sold 'sputa the fol lowing Plan : I. The unpleasant and frequently disgusting solicitations to buy are abolished. S. The lowest Selling Price is Sited by a ticket spas every article, from which no abatement can he made. S. To guarantee the Public land prevent every kind of de ception), the whale of the parchase.aamkey will be remised to the buyer, if the article is not approved of. Upon the above simple hut eqoitable plan, Robertson and rest their hopes of encouragement, which. should they be an fortunate as to obtain, they pledge their honour they will endeavour to deserve. Kvariety of Bedsteads and Furoitares, with Bedding coat plow, always kept fined up on show. Bed and Window Curtains, Chair, Cushion, and Sofa Cases,. made up or altered is the most fashienable manner. PATENT SCALES are mode of redoes forms, fashion, size, and strength t have auti s r e r e i g e . ars bee* sued with perfect soceen to weigh Sour, corn. ate. aml are *ow with equal advantage adapted ' to every branch of trade and commerce. They are made suitable to be used urea the I coaster, or is the warehouse, the will, or the granary, the wharf, or the vessel, nod are highly useful nod rateable is all public establishments and private fatuities they are also made of sufficient accuracy to weigh gold, or the Gant articles, or o strength nand capacity in weigh III! Inaviest foods with melt ease, safety, cad eipedition, as to place them beyond ell CAW. petition. They are universally admired for simplicity, con travener, and sound worksnalishin, and approach as war to perfecting', and stand as kith is utility as the most perfect Myer dila of the present age. Made and sol 4 by the investor and Patentee, G. Medharst, Dremork-street, St. Giles's, Lando", where all orders will be duly executed, and seat securely rucked to any part of the world for ready money. BRITISH PAINT MANUFACTORY, Queew. s trees, Cheopoide. Leaden. IMPENETRABLE AND ANTI-CORROSIVE PAINTS. Invisible Green, per Cwt. 50.. Black per Cwt. b 6.. 101 ire ditto . 765. White . . 48s. i llsinht Olive ditto . 116.. Yellow . 981, Bask Red • . SLue arid Lead Colours 48. tatilateit . 96.. Stone . • 50e. to . 48e. .-Ptepurea Oil to ibis ohm for are tos. per gallon. Kriord Celli Tar Brow nth. per Cwt.—Commies Ilk. ,Bert White Lead,per Cwt. 50.. Turpentine per Gallon 6 . S c arsdale* , du. LAMP O Liiored Oil, perGalloa 4s. 94. ILS. Per Galan. Per Gallas. Genii* Sperm Oil 94.04. Rella.4l Oil for Palest Good Benno* de. To 6d. Lamps ss. dd. Pale Seal Oil ' 4.. 94. Pale Whale Oil 4s. 04. Conuelia Diuo 36. 9d. The Impermeable PalMs are ratted in all set-door work, where n Wiitistate appeetranre sad great durability are required. The Coal Tar Pain's. particularlt the Relined, will preserve wood She many veiny., however *sib exposed to the erects of the Valltheri tied is a cereals cure for Termite and Dry Rot it &al a covering Dearly' etlabl in `aura:ere to the best Paints. The W bite Lead, Turpentine Lowed Oil, aid Palmas' 1 Colanns are of 'the bete qualities. The Lamp Oils are war ranted senuise v aad from the tanneer in whieh they have been penned, will tie lowed saperiurtethese geaerally sold. GIIOROII UPTON ead Co. Merriment and the Trade smiiplied am advantages/us terms. N.B. Na gametes leis theft lee, of tit* Impenetrable Palms, and I Cwt. or Coal Tat. geld.