The Statesman. — London, England, 1812-06-22 00:00:00

.1111. 11 . 11111 . 11111.1111111111.111111.1.1"...."..mm-- seA])lliB.p r •+.• ••• I 4 7 - 4 6 4 lig o r. • . zrb e 111 r IlC3t a r41: 1 • ~I K -,~. MI No. 1973. LONDON, MONDAY, JUNE 22, 1812. P li . 10E 6111► Last NIGHT.but FOUR of Mn. UDON S's ACTING. TilltATlth O ROY AL. CY ENT CIA R1)104. T ills preent EVENING, June 21, will be perfonne.l. CORIOLANUS. • Tn wide% wilt be a4le4 LA .PEROpse. I 1 1.131“),$1. lIENRY ASTON BARKER'sPANORAMA, Leiceoier—,lucre. a Splendid VIEW of that celebrated Cdo , io now exitthitmr. hikes 00 Of T 8441 1 4. from hetire LI 4 IION appears to mot advontage. , ---The io highly lie.-lurd. find painted upon the • ,t,r.dat art& of I,ll44)t•ltreatre feel of Ciiii•a”.!!! - The dil EGO'. ntf rll3§lllNG retrainee. open for it shin time. Admitastwe I. eyrie Painting Otte SoolHiug. Catalogue. Sit perre. OprQ from Ten ,it lht-k. .1 rgiuE PANIIARMONICON, with the oddities IL of the A U I.A Ind; ANON, it E-OPrNED su Ninorlay„ tisk 6th imbmt. nt Ni.. ?:),, loireadillv, late rite Liverpool w anton. GURIC, die luvetaar. auk Proprietar tise "111. 1 sa.ittment, which. duel* the short tune of it. Lvhinitiou t it it igley's wav honoured Nish tt.r taint ditterbw4ipp4. bottom and patromare of the tiriliwh Public ' most respectfully apologises in the Nobil i• v , Gentry. and .: L overs of 51u-re. god the Merhatilcal Arts in general, (or the interruption mevastarieu iu the Pei formmice, by aro mvideotal injury the isitromeut s t iv. milted, as well it. by his si l bcequeilt indisposititm and the ,trot of a well-adopted Knom be the Ilitlf)111V . 1 6 .pawery. a n d nob* hrs. the honour to *guild them, lit - may oat the k f or ca t id impediments are toomplet.ly reinove,!,o9,4 iliatise h a s Dea n. ed himself of the interv.4 in improve yummier:oll) the Meelso i,a and erect or the 'Anibal mooicon. The A ulargoono, like. wt., a self perform , * liserunient, and moo tuctod on ttrioei pl.. ..tailar to Como of toe Pautiarntonieon, will, be hopes, although at lever compact and ilirnerninte., 'merit the approbation of the Mutirol ihibbe, by tie sweemess of it, totws, anti the precision wf iIA exerblion of a • ;to iety of the ime , st tliTeult and favourite vim*. Wits regard to the .Prinhnrsoratiron, as that Invention ban already been htmoured thp applause of a bpfbermiS pub lic, Mr. O. will may t‘infirm himself to the .tatrorrot of tar tam ply girt of its corairdiog of IIY flutes. SO octave Now:, 31 elario acts. ova Omer. Iriv,soina. irmepet- four French horue. Ileitis drums, cradoll.., triangle, great Alain. evitierron drum, ; beside .e complete urgaa.• rill real nessatortio.setin notion lion aeJ performastre mertlimi•m Awe, to id Ift tartform, Mi l e one grand twae-fro af wind brtlrlmientr. oyegforelk. obatchei, rondoo. dtc. of whirr, a enstrima variety, with tlk- addition ud the tarot •firv.vorhe Panelled pieces; will hereafter daployed. The performative is ill be inhibited shitty thus a day, via. kola 1 to 2, 4 to i. nail 3to 4 o'claik. Atbanaltur. One !Wiling. • I • , R R ELIEF of tie BITISII . PIIIISONERS In PRA Nt . E. 4 inotuit Advertisol 174.971 910 SCPsteRIPTIONS hINC6 biLIIIIVED I Items. T. arm It. hestaty 5 5 0 Mt. Jolla Oliter 2 2 0 JONI Boolean. Esq. 5 5 0 ileum. Ilerriag out Richardson 30 10 0 Ili; J. Grety 2 2 0 limit's. Henry Flateher aad San - 10 40 Thom... Sony, Es* 110 5 0 0 Mrs. CH. ea Coptain Matthew Riche' 5 0 5 5 0 William Cook. Esq. G. R. per Mr. R. Chstptnon 1 1 0 Mr. Wns. &dental, or Post.nouth. per ditto 5 5 0 The Parishes of I.l3nbaslitinf.su r. I.landduvi, Yew:l -ds-oar. had Ll,:itenanitel Rhyditton, per she Ray. Mr. Price 3 0 0 Collection at ?ti: st.phen'i chapel, P e terhead, trans. mined per Mr. A lloichins , ii 20 9 6 Coleman Ward, Esq. of f Monitor, per C. Field, Esq. 21 0 0 Samuel Gomund, It.q. of lit h.tol tO 0 0 Collected from the Isletlindi,t. in the Epworth Cir cuit, by the Rev. Mr. Taller. •11 19 4 2 The Receipts of the Pugilistic Exhibition at the Fives Court, 71' May, per Mr. Jackmis 192 4 0 Colleclesl al the Methodist Chop." at Mansfield, and tiousadtted per Rev. Mr. Ulanchard 5 7 1 Mr. S. Ilardslel, of Dunk 1 0 0 Mrs. Ann Chambers . • 5 0 0 T. N.J. 2 0 . C.J. 2 0 0 Parish of Ickham,transailtted prettiest's. Payler and 11 3 2 Co. THOMAS FERGUSON, Secretary. No. 3. Gentirr.synrcl. Iminbordvareel. T 3• DaY WU , . published, and will 4le week(., THE LONDON NEW PRICE CURRENT, n plan ent..rh tn.*, .annr...d tthet, ron..win g Newts, viz. sae Produce of the West lathes awl Swinish Mahe, North America, South America Africa, Earl ‘lediter ranean. Portotal, /tr. Prance. ' Horan:l. &r. Baltic, Sze Uri— tith Staple Armies, w ilk Ilse Duties aatl Draw , liark:. united. Under each Hca.l will he giteu the s:.les of the W eek, anti general Observations on the prettatt Site of 11. e ditlercia Broaches of Ti tile. It will also contain eh , - Impr.rtatiom, Course of Exchange. Hates of lositracce at taoya's, Published by Nicholson and Oro. $, Costle-court, loe. Price 13;. per quarter in town or country, postage free, the dui) as a nets,paper being paid. BY ()WINN. PROY10:-.N - - ALIOON FIRE AND lIFIiINSURIANCI COMPANY, N l'W BRIDGE STRKET. RLAGR FRIARS. EMPOWERED KY ACT OF PARLIAMENT; For Inomaort from Fire. slot on tatteo; and lot the Grant and Patriots,. of Atmuities. • INSURANCES falliag -due at MIDSUMMER i . ll expire, tittlkit mesa within Oficea daya from that . . Period. The melon .if Fire Lwartner purged by this Company at lards every atlrnatage which such 14 I.erarity ran yield. On in. oat of LanJaw, -the . prctrunta Wye brett considerably laweeed. A large allowance is sande mi Life Insurance ; and hi that, and le elm) &pronoun,* ..f the biew.in#oo, tlw Comp.any'. airrsinge. lints are attended with poleihlceonvenieoce m o d di,plucti, uII W it N Eft i 111 PPS. Swirl:try. • P.* The Carrspam's 0411cr for she West. East of Landau, Is iLt No. 97, am the Wean si,le or New Wad -tared, awe Oxford- HOPE INSURANCE COMPANY--FIltC. 1.1F1:. ANY) ANNUITIRS--CAPITAL, Two: lIIILLICOIS---OFO FICF. LUDGATE...IIIIA. LONV;ri. ER SONS insured with, this OFFICE, whose P POLICIES expire at M I DSOSIMEIIt, are rerpectfplly 1,40,med, that Receipts for the renewal of the rave Sr. now ready for delivery Al the Mier, nod it ith the respective Agents Of the Company throughout the United NV ;ELI ANI BURN. Secretary. U. POLICIES of 'INSURANCE. %hie!, expire at the oth,.ve period, b lrould beret,,wed within FIFTELS DAYS fhereufore. THE SILVER ar.nit. SLEW jNYFHTED TRUSSES, TO GUARD AG4INST THE INCONVENIbNCE OF RUPIrUKES. Sanedosed by the Soviet, for the Itarourneernent at Am, Ma nufaenties. and Cotanneree of T.nalitad. 3 • WIIITFORD, Surgeous' Instrument-maker, , ! Iv • amt.csaire to Si. itirtltolonwew's Tnietosaker he, Majesty'. )))))) urnie.t. Cusamicdoners of the Tratbport }l•iard t and in the City of London 'fru., Society. row Re'teeny the guilitited Poor, pith . )))) izi it he his Royal Ifighaeat fluke 'if entnihriAge, niinnonets W-I1 N V TP.OSP R. PENT'S': CMOs I'M ELASTIC STEEL TRISIPOiS, by which a Cote, iu many Ca-.s null be ofitainerl; and be.et » eget to keep up the - nowt ditieult Ituptare that ever existed, ithout luconvenieuce:n the tt errer. Toe Stalely of Arty, (kr. !loving voted their Silver Medal for the above improvement, the Inventor t.ll had the honour of receiving the clone from the hash of his Grace the Duke of Norfolk. their President. The Inventor kw now the sati-niet inn 1". ^* ire to enierinnce, that his Tricoey boring given the greatest s.,iisf.etien to the af flicted with Raptures, that not lew. than 7000 persons hate, ithin these few years, -felt the good elicets of them, these Trusore Maoism beret male on Anatomical prioripler, which ank• other Trete has ever been. The inventor .Lures the A tflieted, that on a stogie trial the . ; will be thoroughly convinced of their ailieriorit* over all Trowel, now in use t nail may be lout ut his. Stanufactiory, under the Centre 13otenny of St.idartholumesi's HOVilall, Writ Smithfield; and at No. 4'7, Lombard-street, Ca .:hill. N. H. Where ai , o mai' he h:id, his tuts and enntplote Appa abase as a Sithetitote for Leeches * and pie tall U.LAT, for litiryeuiag Kazan, Ai:tout u ASSOCIATION FOR THE RELILF AND BENEFIT no of primary necessity, or or which there is no ample, or ra; FREEMASONS' TATE3N, DRELF QU ttRN if -ft k st superabundaut t fisi he pp b l e y ,; , evi le ik o u r t r la n in !l t le al C l esie OF THE MANUFACTURING AND LABOURING I f t ‘ ber irbear from warning POOR. ' . ) m m i lni lt l ss lee of t" n ' i r l e - INFIRMARY FOR SEA WATER BATHING b •• a Jaye the rifts. itil2. _ aoli . v ye.ergy, axe J v lion of aoy suttees whirls cowithite the statee of the 11411011,11 AT a MEETINT) f A , r a mEE , r /NG of t h e Nes.:l;‘,. L i ft r•a_ ntr , • miiiistering reliet which will or, sision an unrest raked esinsti iep 2 . Ibl2, at . k.recamoulie , Hon, „ mot Queco.naneet, London. . it isistence.. This is a writhing, winch conedersiti •111 of !WIWI; .; L o 'IN-110 X . • a NoBLEMEN and OF. V. Bankers Merchatos, nod blimufrotureis, held on the 'eel s I • . Ivey, no less than of policy, posorrfielly enforce. By ortinr, for ' ' .s.A.. Tiii.M . EN bets leis Day, at , he Preenedbese Tot — er ' re s i ort the opposite principle, the most fatal emisequences might the purf .s. ose .n o . f ii 'Layne into Consedermeire 110 propelee net v nee ' 611* ale purpose of takes:: lath consider:li aaaaa the digressed state of th e Labouring Poor in certaiii of the numnfacturing districts, . . n ON 1)0 r in ' CUR I II F of i i i t h M e 1 4 ) 1 1 1 S r e i ti n ; : 1 7 .D V 11 O r 0 1. R, T b ir y his ftoyal tliglittess she Duke of YORK took tier Choir, sup- : " 4 ;4 . e ' Committee, after this general statement of the views and er r i p:si I V a N ail : thewi...l..so the USe. of SEA WA'rEft iIA 11114 ti s ported by his Koval Biothers, the Dolcat of Kent mod Cam- ! „N ed ., „f the s a ... • , • bridge, his Grace i lie Duke of Rutland, and tatters yr the No- . em tattoo, t aliese erme:tade without expressing . the 00ttsfacii4).1 the feel in hearing fr 1111 l all part. O f the king- His Wend Highness the Duke of KENT, in the Oak s baits. &v. &v. : e d i ss wo m. ori th itt a i t u Dr w preseta 9pettrance of the crops H urd. she mot - ' Ceiica . tes froinehony mines' Medi.-al fil •te nn toe ogils• At Ohl hireling, the ediewine. aanang ether Resolutions, 1. I'h it c ue . 1ii, 1 a e .,,, of the liftb,mriag Poer, la certain ma- Jeri of thr As were smani tttt •111,1 y adopted t— zit °spree in en abundant harvest, and theseareied• and tefiracy of Srrt Water Itathites s the Proceedings al the .. m to reit n ,otiint.t, on it is pro ess ee, - An i t - rtn i' lln : Committee of Mao:seers for esetiolidling Sea Water Baths; Ms : tagly entertain strong hopes that ties distress It' el it • S. th e b ''ltiractaring Distriets, reit:leis it the duty or their fellow sub- high price of ." r r o " y l . i s h i. -- 1 - -ifirbre.estimate of the Expence of the Establisemeidt nod the En ' gi. seethe In other ',arbor the kniettolit, to contrieute towards their Ain " r '7, - • shirt duration ' airere Repine acre taken into csinsoideretion, nod crier., in additive to such siseetanee as eon be locut4 afforded, nt of Subscription , already advertised £1,619 7 0 The follies iitg Resolations, praposed by Joseph Hume, Esq. dad* Om µreseal Wert uptioa of tanoltiemetd, and high price .Right lieu. Earl of Li- Miss Eliz..Leigh LIG 0 M. P. were relapsed tiv the stemless, Ustanimou-ls pi-- etiv.irielene. rer0,,,,1 £10) 0 Mr. Too en 6 5 That it appears to this N1Ce1111.2;,. dal line statement and recono . S. That a Sobseripthin be immediately opened for the above at T. Rowe-r, Esq. 30 •1) Messrs. E. ant) J. Monday 5 0 otendattnn of cony eminen t P ssne-, ossiri trio, entasishoratittine rPnim • Rev. 11. Forster, Clerk- R e y. 11. Da Cane 1 / the ontee'lms esteotive Medical tesarities , already esinleisited Pli .i. Tlvat a Committee be sippoioteless coailder met adopt the .n ,e`"ten In In Jos.Mairsust. Leo. ea) oio this Mairopolis fac•sler Relief of *be tem.* seg. is an. lomat°. 'two esmista sot eaterreiag taro.. &rakek futkottioaa of awe $.16- ""i'm• R • Barclay &Co. `-:1 0 Sam. Ttii•ner, Esq. 10 10 a...a-47 meta , wanied.in which the we of Sea Water could be . . _ eeispessi Maio elteet. Messrs. Ban Inv, Perkies, C. S. 5 0 i freely omitted to the ruse of a roisterous rises of stover and oh. . ~ cr.3IIIIITTCII. and Cu. 60 0 Mr. lien. w estmanu t e 5 0 satiate them... which, it; general, will yieid to U. °tees reales. 'lis R. H. the Oaken, Krill William Hale, Esq. Rev W. Welilale 5 U Titus. Pettrue, Esq. 5 ; 1 fide, or course of medical fermium'. His It. 11 . the Duke of Cain- Henry Hoare. Lop Rev. Ile. Fromm 5 5 ve rn ; is„b er l sou . lee k 5 0; That &Himmel various private. nod small r.. m hq.1.,,,,n0, have bridge W. 11. H• are. Esq. George Baring, lisp. Ri 0 M essrs. a t. „ ma i fe oa ey e 0 here formed iu Lontlon, where the rich may derive benefit from froGracetheDuke isf Rutlasd Christopher Idles, Esq. W. Ede arils. tun. Esq. 5 5 Ed. Holland, Eel. 50 0 ' the use 4 Se. , Water Bath nc, vet , as all these Baths use on a Right Don. Lord Rolle Z. &humidity, Lsq. 'J. Itagasell, Este 1., 10 Ti,e Valuniney Co• ties I cot lined and imperfect smile. for that class of society. a large - Right Dee. Lord Caliborpe septum Mille Esq. . W. Dolliogeorth, Esq. 5 5 Mittens of One linv's I mei extensive 10tablishiuriat of Sea Water Baths won:d be very Right Han. Lord Tenoisuouth John Murdock, EN. Rev. 1)r. Herbert M.srsh 1.1 It) Wsiges his time Woll- i desiirabie, and 11 much wanted in this Metropolis. Right. How. N Vansittart Thomas Pella% Esq. Mr Townsend 5 5 men sit the employ of 1 That the great advantage tivisiok from sea Bathing limo been 10 10 Ai r hi . w,., 44 „„ ca1e 7 1(I lately peeved iii the Met miisfattory mower. mid much pro. SirThoostisßaring.flart.ll.P. Thousns Pemberton , Esq. W. Slcan r ee. Es q . Sir Thomas Bernard, Bart. Richard Phillips. EN. Rev. Mr. White '2 Y A Lady 10 0 . mated by the Charitable Establishments on the coast. whirl, are Sir M. Chnlineley. Bait. Witham Phillips, lisp. , I Alr .. 6 .1 a . Y l i l e : r t;* t h .' :l l:l ,d . 1 1 Mewrs. T. c o r on a e,, n lei 0 • yeallv crowded with joiliew , , whore aiseases resales. is; lat William Alexander, Esq. Joaep!, tte3ner, Esq. '2 '2 Lieut.-Gen. Coisgres.: 10 oin ibis Metropolis. where huudrrde safer every your, from ima. William Allen. Esq. T. ltisweroft.- list]. Thomas Williams, EA. 52 10 Mrs. Concrete Iti 0 ball" in potared hi the mu shore, no attempt leas, its 3 el, heed T. Baebington, Eq. M. P. J. D. Thomson, Eats. . Edwnrd Howard, E l q. 26 5 Mrs. Bather limey Broughttny, Esq. M.P. etirs Ilttentoo, Esq. BLP. C. IL Br. ughoun, F. 2d 5 Miss Britithwilite 1 1. o li I ! PlNl T l h e art ji hit u ki r.l ee re ti l t r :naziout to provide for the Relief of Pone Andrew Burt, Esq. .1. Weeland, jua. Esq. Hart Oasis, Leg 34. P. 21 0 Messrs. B. A. Cold- Peraws who new do, or hereafter Mils. ,tifTer from (list-toes • John Egerton. lesq. M.P. W. W ainerforce. Esq. M.P. J. Ilarford, jute It'a.q. 10 10 sentitirlt nod Co. 60 0, a hich can only be cured by n course of Seal limning , take the Joseph Fox, Esq. Edward It swe, Esq. 1 1 Lieut.-Gm Waller 10 Id oellaclottiti of tamouticing to the Puttlie, the toopret of that I )•tev. Edited Bradford 5 U Gen. E.I. Finish . 31) 10 desirable object being soon accomplehe4 by means of 'a J• t The Committee, in proceeding testate the considerations and Th om , fialty. E-q. 10 10 Ruhr. For s ter, Esq. le 10 ' Stock Company, who intend to apply to Parliament, in the view, which led to toe f srmation of ihe present Associatiaa, mom. Greenwood and , C ot RI. atm. Lord Cloaca 101 0 emmine Sessioss, for a Bill to enable them to bring up (ruin the think it neressary I. eramise. !bail! never was. imagin e d that ICD 0 Mr. John Dedd • 2 2 Coast of Essex, See Water, in a eieallosed in' impious stream, any Subseription which a a ould be possible to raise to the Me- OC,Sti. Rut dell, Bridge, Mrs. Shads, h 6 . sulkier's to sullies several large and ,-oasesaimit Wilke for the. 111111011 s, c , alid he adequate to suppl , the wants of all three in 1, an d R on da! 100 0 Rev. Dr. Pelee /0 10 ; Public in tearer:al, ullO 010 fa supply , lIIV rtlhile 11coieiry that the variou. inanofaeiurnia districts of this kingdom, who might Or. W. Cookson b 6 Win. Matter. Eati. 10 id • I may be emalilkiied, with ittueidare •of wave it IS- moderate tequire assistance. 800 Melly itiatreUty So relieee the n hole of Georriti Ca IlleroM 5 0 C l ue Rob. B Atli@ 0 U I exptihee. any given measure of above., tan tuner be admitted as a Sttiti. e n , e tru e„,„,„„ 1 I Mrs. Diek,un V 0 1 Thal, as the Prep-Delors asks- Solid Stock eionpany have cheit reamii e•r not affording relierto the utmost assume' in is 4411 N,... cherry 5 0 John Baring, Esq. s 0 is - uffered to supply the Pu. lie Infirmary with Sea IT , lfee,, , II a it can possibly he odniiinstreed. And, to the humour of our I Ness,,.. . ? j oseiey and Mrs. t •oakyuli 2 0 : sonal: ;•tiarr. ti.is Merfilla sub . its their plan sum the V.ll e% ti countrymen in the present day, the grentsiess of any distress has I ss „ik,.,. 21 0 John Ware, E-q. L A ) 0: of !Lei Polder. and this F. ielwlti of ale Pus°, for their mieport, coninittitiv had the effect of quirketling.their zea l, . audanimaiing j am ., fy la bi zaw. El. 5 0 E. Hoge. Esq. 5 5l tu 1110er:wee of an In-aim:ion that . a ill be pri.dortiye of s o them to incrie,seilexertious, instead °redwing Mein to ell down !.Ilium. 'Thomas Knox 1J 0 Rithard !Inward, Esq.. SO 0 , lisildi Ise:teat estate Public at large, and the dise..sea Poor ill Tin hopele • inaction, eislusal any attempt to alleviate the evil, Rev . Tofflo„, Leigh 5 0 0 Ge,,. Ross , Lsii. b• 0 particular. if they could not hope esairely la re m ake it. The disfrcss which W:llltickewrice, E I sq. 550 G. J. S. 50 0 That this ateedne, in order to establish FM lialrmoey, for the ' now prevails in malty . populous districts, the Association could Mr. T o wers 55 0 Mrs. Thns , Lack 50 0 1 Reelable of 1 - 10 he Palette •, ~..t iiecionoo.ho... to 400 not thet•efore whites, with hadiference, nor, without snaking a n Sit Thomas Musgrave, Mr. Sure 1 0 0 :.0 0 k, saliently ahem ale Sea &M nod coda. hot n cold. stall he ellOrt sit loot In relieve it. And Ilse ASSOelatiltt wad,and sf Mis I B ar e. 20 0 0 Sir Thot. Peewit 6 ls U . sweti 14 iti ev,ry pv1,11314. roateii.enry, is nut kith to effect the persuaded, that the liberality of the public judieletely applied, rapport; awl d in aid of surd plans ;18 shall lir locally • adopted. may produce A. t hlt . iysey, Esq. 1 , la) 0 lu s ts. Monne, El. 2no 0 • same at the sassll eat pily•ilite r. ',tee do lateed. 2 2 o Wilt. Pollock, 1::,q. 10 0 U t 'Moll ltie. , Mellleu of tin °Be- , to nporloriate a purl of the eateusive and beitelletul effects In sepply Mg lee emits, and ditoi- Right n o , jun,. i.„ linek Lord . . 10. 0 0 Small Posh ispitol for tiesteurptsee ; Itie expeace of Micro nisiting the shfreruigs admit fellow sattjects, during the present Gimbier 25 a 0 Ali!. Cott. her 4 00 ! lions, in ale doss iivaanee (As appears he estimate- produced), • temporary pressure. Mri Lade 5505. G. Pownall 10 .0 0 nod salary eat annuml clettge. b 1/1 ef ty ittalli-ftirfisale. • First, Under these impression', the Association most anxious's , I me, 1 ",/,, 11 0 Right tlau. Earl of • i• That this blereiug do earnestly recionntend the tete Institution recommetids, as a measure of poitanry importance, the farming Alms d , , ,,,, Endo 1 1 0 Cardizan 10,1 00 1 to the pairoinso of the Pste....lir, mid. with suck s rung cliitas Is of lecial Associations f o r the relief of the Poor in the menu- W. Moms', Esq. ALP, 10 0 0 R• v. I)r. Bell • at t) 0 - at- f imtur. it is presumed th a t the Plan of the ' facturing limns and districts in which they have not alread y been institiiied. lit iii• , st of our great mantsfacturing ;owns . 'will obtain she -:nation of the Masao* and Ailleirat, and Old .114 r. 11. Woildeson 33 U Itev. G. A. Hutch 2 0 1) 1 INFIRMARY forst itA WATER RATH ! a CI ftsgthePool4 Mr. G e n . c romo ell 1 1 0 loch Insettithius hate probably been already formed ; but when once it becomes generally known that an Association has . u options tire weer at toefollowingßankers in S hec • • d Loo . 1 teat lilteralmsepere which Si (bailable and useful me Estabe lishment merits. non :—Messes. Birch sod Chambers s Riatnneases one Co. / . - been set on foot In the Metropolis for the purpose of sibling Couto and Co., Down. Thrornsiet. add Free; Prieunsonds and I T4ll , a Committee bt• imaleallatets oppoiuled, "rho, in atalsisk theettdeavours of -altV local plasm tat at similar 111111Ifed sus h ter- I .dß T •tl eat Amorsatiaits will prolethl s take place in districts, in witielt, Cs. Itl ' amrosistr • without the hope ef Sallie more effectual means a relief than C u . Co .;p • c . ke i. T ra il bud I mantes it f these Noblemen and rimetaooeu who may be willing ts Marini . 1111 , 0111. an ; oaten', ot re i.,, , wpm,. t 14.14re/fur). %neat . Hanke• moil Cr.. ; Haste rind Creel h the T•ce-PtesPesiss. shall take asen4ures to sibmia dm Ca. ; smith, Payne, nod Smith. ili Duke ~ I Keia having left the Choir, they possess withiu themselves, the attempt might be deem. d t It is trque.itie that any communications to the Asoociation ] impracticable. William George Carte'. Esq. i ltmolved unaniatoosly, Thai the Tatitiks of this Meeting be 1 of rust given to tarts oyol let Weisel tle Dukes 0 tali ail Met. I i • R i• I Gloat ore the advantages .which may he expected to rct•011 ! a n '_:' ,o .s , !!'',.....'"' s t l . e . m co p r ' l r icit S . e : q ' r u v a l ' r i e r !v i frosts establi.ttutg n friendly correspondence on I couswetion tie- I fir their tract or. Neeneaure at the et reline tots sold, nod foe • . toe patronage with which they have buttoner-I this Institution. *waren Ise tarn sett ant L teal As-tiCia:ioll,.. It IS evitlet: . l.lll 7 glesolsed mime 0041 sly, Ili, the Nlttiou of Gee. Sinclair, Esq. deed, that, without such co-opetwitin. the Litadon Assoc however liberally supported, e.mld adintoister but at very limit- M. P. Thal In, Thanks of this Meeting t•e given to Mr. Joseph ed measure of relief to the stecessities which have called eat!' its Ittuse, fur his alder otiduit :tit this Meeting, said for to, uniform suppart towards theessaolishinctit of so laudable tat trelertaking. e x ert m a s . It is not, howelrer, merely by au„ementiog the fends of the Resolved, That these R. siolusions be neeried tn the Puttee Local Institutionts, that the Cameral Association may be of use Papers. (S ene.l) - W. VAZI l, 'ace. to them. It may he highly ?.ei'vmentile, by communieritin,‘ to Three Kilse-eonrt, Latobard-strect. them us.'f.i itiforination a•Ol gesgestiowit %seise every distressed Lonslan, Julie 11, lel2. maiturseiming disttict omit know that such an Assuciathie oat - bens formed, to vi fibril it may state its sufferiugs, and which will at least etille;.vour la le.iell their stionutr. Again—W !site the lostitosino formed in the Metropolis a ill 1 become the getter:it deowit sry for thr Subecriptionsof all those, 11 lIIIW elf er o itchytlilmr.ed in point of residence, who may wish to emit riltute towards tee ien f of their sufferims countrymen, ii the Local Associntioe: is ill he hat co:defied tor...Neve the lora% s , titorru.se, of t 'tier *ester it districts, - sa ter acipriiiited with their Vans ills tastes an.l habits, but also he- if cause, from kilos% iiig Om characters mid cambia of families ii stud !mew ideals. terz, still he aide to direct their chief attenliou o r to the more industrious don deserving inctubers of the canuniu- os idly' It lint the advaidagcs, however great and inenernus, which are s lit el, to result front the formai-abet Ist . Local A este-Mitosis, areal , . i the saute l• •so otiviwas ns not to require u detailed eisurarre. • lien. The Committer shred'. •re will only add. Om while they • enmese y imlitit the pursuit- encouragement and stspret of this In tiltilioti, they are smtrcely le., aitvi..us la °hones the lleVeril v • ! ri establishing heal tostitutioas for supplying the local %ants of the mattufatts.rieg l'te.r. . . Secondly, Au Mercier of the quantity of our national ttnek of ts subsistence, end Merv:seal frugality in the' consumption of it, are, c an all grounds. the- 111. St Cavtallai ex pedienti which can be re- ii. sorted to for re lieving the pale in itecessitirs. Uicier this penes,- 113 vim, it *ill he our of the Como.iitee's test and principal entire yokys to eeffelesits if eoesible. the nnt um of retooled provisions ins it) the lfolollll.llloll Of rice anal :411V outer ; al :l inable a rticle, of to Putritiatort.. More especially. it appears to tan Coininitter, that by availing thein•eleti Of iliu resources siffordeoi by our do- await fisheries, the quantity of palatable. and antritious food may be increased. lhe ibiteisend, Weed, the Committee have the entisfaction 4 being able Its state, Ikat measures have been tin Arcady tnkea for ',curing, fur the use of the manufacturingng pour le Metropolis. a coosiderab!erpiantity of excellent fish, st etre, fo its lio Vie feet "foie fitaliug a sale, %oak! not otherwise Bo el t! be Id-sweat to any osinrket. i Ectsitemy iii mill; the samtasof subsistence which we at pre- I teal eossest, is no object of such supreme importance, that tee 5 C•cai.mitice comae too %smugly reenntitit•nd in all persons of au• 6 thority ;sad ell:veer, to Cuibitter. arirteloitt the most effectual 0 methods for promoting it. Mortstiarticularly, they feel it their 1 deity to suggest, that the most essential benefits would reault 1 (root ii voluntary agreentem in )he higher nail more affluent 1 clamors of the community, tit le.-en ma tile Utmost their roteutnp- 2 IWO pf any articles which censtente the subsistence of the lust er orders of the people. In some of the digressed districts, barley. f and still more generally oats, are the ordinary food of the bulk of the population, and, by limitic a ; as touch ;Is pOsSibte the toll sumplian of the latter article by Gorses, an immense amount of provisions might he preserved fur the we of man: This pre. I posit rof n voluntaay nereement is nit new idea. An Associatiou I to eta smiler stature, it will be remembered, was generally en- I to weed hire during the dash ecareity, bud besides the indication of Which it ufforded, that the higher classes sytiquithierd with the distresses of the lower, it produced no mean augmentation of the general stock of subsistence. The Committee confine teeir proposal to the opulent only, but they ore satisfied that its effects would be eventually extended to every branch of the commuoity. y I .r Thirdly, It cannel be necessary for the Committee to enter mioutely lino particulars as to the best methods of assisting the :distres•erl. Under the varying circumstances of dileereat dice , , calf, i Iricts, different modes tnas be most advisable. •Mucs, of course.; ,ad' ' must here be left to the intelligence and prudence of the Local ?all .A. , sorialiotiss for instiinee—lo some districts it has been stated.; that - lee Poor are in want of potatoes for seed—ln others. 'bait' di4k , having pawned their wearing apparel for to than its real' alba value, they would his greatly benefited, at a moderate expeller. t rice by being enabled to redeem it. Its some cases, It may be much burst advisable tit purchase necessary nrticle:s by wholesale, and to re- arms tail theta at reduced rates, Rat the Committee, io throwiog Adr out this last suggestion, feel it their duty to add, Oat. it should , :carrel' aver be adopted, unites in site clue of artido which us I e . .. AMONG the Discoveries in Medicine, none claims the alteottoci of ..la,ltitat more tb u, that °veal lie. sturnit se, the coaDI A LISA UM OF QUITO, which p .vases the inestimable power of restovatiog the 111 41 drbibi .ted cousti• o hetber it arise.; from the Whit-reticule of youth; or by is residence in hot or unhealthy climates. the Immoderate D oe of tea, spirituous Motors. .1. other wssiiios Bolds; too firdentary ft life. or too close au !..pplirati study, excessive grief. lapel:. clods admioistrottan mercurs , &c.; or. AlUld it prileeed trots an habitual tetideary to Consioupt iiiii i or by whatever other cawe the constitution heroines relaxed. vieolc, or ,dcrayee; this Restorative and lie-staiiratiog 1141 m of Life alai lismite, will produce the happie-4 efeete. A few doorsill this medicine. will oforil intenediale untr iiireofreturoisig health sad :trettilbi In giving rue to the *novo! .r system nth) orlon. of di y ,e,ti u s, thereby iiivivriitiog and re:laic:ring the whole constitution. To the 'sing it will ntford la•ting health, streogt h, and spirits, in place of lassitude anti druiUty ; and to the :igyd arid iofirm it awaredly furnish g:e d relief and cou f fart, by roily and sittly Invigorating the by, tern ; nod it it be in tht• power of me dicine to gild the wants: of declining years. and calmly and se• reuely to protract the close of life beyond its norron tpas, this Restortittse is capable of effecting that grand detlidera The Cordial Balm of Quito is sold VI lintesale nod Retail bi Western and Co. 429, Strand, London I told retail by most me. &eine treaders, price 24. Sid. per but tie. TO 'full. 1 1 11111.1 C. MADDEN'S VEGETABLE ESSENCE for the. Prevention tend tore of C.ilds, Asthma:, anti Hoopla:. Coug!t. The ling!and continually producing:lmm:o the 4i:ll4i:ion. muladi , s actircel, known in mare countries, l'he cold moisture In whictflae wand is iffoive.i during the greater part of the year, mines three ob• struetiond in the organs of perspiration that frequeml) terminnte in cousomptinn or aybina disease., w hich have been jollity termed the plague of Kngland ! it is during the ;nevem seasons of the year dint tue seeds of these ler' iole disorders are rhiedy holed, and their fatal termination %lin...toed TAe Vegetable C.asenre has, from tutenoirocal testimitineo, been found n pre. veiniest in time origin—it cure in the prOgreios—and is curtain te.. lief hi the last interior those destrurtite Mr. Wade') respectful* intotnis 111. st who may be ittinced to try this vovereien remedy, that it sally be had id his Dispirit. wiry, No. 14, (a llu re-ter-street, Queen arsonist*, I...ndi.n. and of a select mot her ..f the principal V enders to and Coon. fry, at 7s. per Houk., Stalin) included; together with tt P•ini• (Awl. csititamitig on account of nearly orte hundred Logics and Gentiemim, of high respectability, who haveexperierseed its lie. neficial elicits. V. B. Any quantity, nut less than three Bottles, seal (carriage free) to oily port of time Kingdom, on receiving ;in enclosure 11. fur emelt three Bottles. Ventted,hy appointment. at Messrs. Koeveit. A ills', and Ba ker's, Bartholomew-rinses Messrs. Nis bery ood Sow , , Si. Paul's Church-yard; Mr. Hawkins's. IS, Old flutoilitreet t Mi.. Rau. doll's (hue Tint), iilijoining the Bort, F.senastge taste, Coro. !dlls Mr.Nit's.Exchaage (Intr. Cornhill; Mr. Huguenin's, SS, ouirket ; Mf. Mottravis, 85, fleet-street ; Mr. Sautter't; 15,1, Oxford-street; Nr. Choke's. 269, High-street, Borough ; %tr. Sur.'s, corner of King : street, ; Mr. Brennan , . s, Bisimp.ole Wi t hout; Mr. Warn, r flattop, Mr. Perrins. 25. Soul/11%1 , 0t ton.street. Covent-gar deu Mr. BOW P. Cheap-ure.q. Bath; I.lr. 13olgites, Corn. street, Bristol; Mr. Ksynier's. Colehe-tert Meaty mid Chalk's. Chelmsford; Messrs. Brodie, Dowding. Mid Lot/fore..., Solisburt, ; Mr. Washlsnorti's Ciltauceiter ; fdr.Tromnon's, Lao. ter; and Mr. Newbery;., 0.• Objects of Cloufity ace, ;.itply at kin Dbpetssary (when be bat 'tad tie gratikatibt or relieving three thousand gratis), be cilaacesicr-atrest. every Soots: :Prim', grasp 10 to 41 • , • TO TIIE PU 111.1 e. J'- - - - 110111 the numerous Complaints that bare been in.de. and lest a prejadke might ari s e is consequence of the caral4lita.nr a false repressetitutina, Samuel Ditehsc Pro pririor of MORRIS'S PATILNT FAMILY MANGLIi. frets hinoclf imperiously called upon to antiounre to the Public is gs reral. that he never bud the smallest eimitecii with another home, late of the same street ; nor ore his Mrtogles by any sneaks wade en shelf plan. On the coutrars. he has she Wensalre add, dint wherever hi- base hers. urderesl, the s hay.- giVell :.nd the increasing dimiand (Ilan all parts, hot, of town and cslintrv, is the filrongest proof of she sUllrf tor eleelleslee dais 'mention over eves v thing of the kind vet at. teinlited. Casavri sof tai , , be mint respectfully solicits the at teutloll Of she Public In these valuable and much-admired Ma chines, brittg fully costs heed, that train their compact imistriic tioo, the ectfectense with whirls they are w o r k e d. ai d the c . plete onaanct hi which they perform, they will be gracnilly adopted throughout the ecturite„ To he load at the Manufactory. No. 4, Skinner-street, Snow bill, 1...141(1 ,, 11. --- Nice 121. Its. and if required to be .eat nau the titulary, Ss. packing. A SIMMONS , Intl Co. respectfully acquaint the A Nobility and Public in general, that a saving from 4U to st) per cent. in the price iii cuvrit Ls, by apill% tog at the TAYLOR'S COMPANY OFFICES, 125, New. Bond street; No. 8 and 481, Strand, Deaf ClllarillK CMS, Subjoined iii a Sketch of the Ready 51imey PRIC FS : hest superfine C ,, ;t • . £3 15 to £1 4 0 Ditto Superfine, ur Soper Great Cants 310 tis 5 5 0 I.ndie' Habits • . . 6 0 to 616 Ii Toilenet or 51orseille• Waistcoats . Ul 6 In U It, 0 Fi ne White Duo, Dress Ditto . 018 to 11 0 Rich Black Silk Ditto . • 16 to IJO 0 Worsted Stocking Pantaloons 1 6 to 110 0 flub 8-Tllmill, very stout . . . 118 to 25 0 Clads Panialootis . ..., • 112 to 2 2 0 K essevnietc Ditto . . 2 9 to 2 5 0 Weft Ilei • . 1 6 to 118 9 1 ' Prime Leather Ditto . 212 to 33 U LIVERIES. Duffel Jacket and Wnistcont,arid Card Breeches • 919 6 Auit of Livery .15 9 to 5 10 i Surtout Coat 5 0 to 3 16 U Stout Box Coat 515 in 6 1:11 Owrolls . 1 2tol 18 0 Terms of Contract by the Year, on consideration of returning their old ,nos : 9 Suits per Year r€l7 0I 6 Suds per Year 426 10 4 Ditto . 22 0 6 Ditto 30 10 On the balre prinei le, for Coats only t 3 Conts per Year .110 10 5 Coats per Year dm o 4 Ditto . 19 16 6 Ditto • 19 0 . Gentlemen an joining their regressive rerintems, or ving abroad, equipt, as ordered by his R. H. the Citinainneler-in-Chief. Ladies' Riding D resses,, and Youug Geatlenien's 'linear Ditso, made in a superior style. Th e exinivagant charge of It i oto who take and giye long credit has been n subject of complaint,4l. S. and Co. moire the Public they will tilltt a interial difference io their priow from other houses : in cousequenee of conducting their business for quirk payment. they are enabled to sell, fur lir;4 imam) , than other houses purchase their goods ow.—Penilereen is the eosin"' Ihr Plied bl reading their limegire. or all old suit. • .4r A . ~Po as ill ios iloari notice. ..._ \ t