The Statesman. — London, England, 1810-01-03 00:00:00

ATR ICA L RECONCILIATION.. DINNER. FRIEND i of the DRAMA will inc together at the. ANCHOR ',AYERS.' STRAND, ICY, the 4th JANUARY, 1810. *rational HARMONY at COVENT 11tE, to which Dinner the Proprietan ;wised, and will attend. ;LIFFORD. Esq in the Chair. ' welt, to be bad at the Bar of the Tavern; ;ewspaper Office, Re)al Exchange t T. Mr. Gardiner, Tetople Coffer-house, , and at the °ace of Tas STITESMAII lest-fitterl. • - .able at Five o'Clock prechrlv. tiY ANNIVEIVAMY. ;MEN agd GENTLENIEN edit. .:BY SCHOOL, will dine at the Free ireat Queen-street, oo Friday, the 19th of LYTTLETON, M. P. in the Chair. ST ZWA RD'. .1 . Leine Mr. Feeleant l'angleas 1111.. P. • -W.-hiss. Esq., !, Bart.. T. James, Esq. T. WRATISLAW,. Sec. riets One Guinea each. 'able at half-past Five precisely. nested to apply for Ticket, at the Bat of the lib inst. that the Stewards may be it arraogentents on that day. neurons I .Z.pcCitti Nieet,ogr of Pro. t Italia Stork, held at th_. City of Los la.:, the , id dly of January, Lin. I A \l9, Jll.l. F:41; NI. P. it the Chair. letaninriusl••, Teat this Niee . ...:14 has oh and concern, a Puhlie It"ce:tille.ilia.l ion idea: by the Collet of Directs.-s, which ider as an Mimi)}, Olt the part of the e interfere wit.s and overaw the free ii. ors at the approsehine Election. tois-ly: That it lc we: Or ditty of tare Court *re its the Fidelities of persons. to till Va t Body, hot that on Ike :*JIIICAry to paint to their camelittents ,e ore. they should improper, and tliwespeetful Co. the Pee. , cio.;ice it audernaiten, .1.1 by the ro ll endue influencemay ult . .o.itely desires ,ens,l , That the Tamil s' elf this filleetz:.% ,b.xiindee flasaeruian, E•ci...R sphere Wil- Ilia.a Wi p ;rani, F... 1. three of tan Direr. en a seism of &ay. witiehea s their sigma nee more. goody, That den'. hog. ,as we do, the right 'rectors at any rim • 10 interfere in Bier - Iserticalarl v unnereAry on the present reason ast.ign•d by themsolv4s is what had equal topportnuity to wage of.. enously, 'I hat Colonel 'Taylor having ho- II v, and unremittingly served the Company India, for upwards of twenty-two years, is, &cif and milintry kaassiesige awl abilities, 'vacture, p Tuilarly lit to succeed to the a the Direction. . , naohnoudy, That these It -solutions, signed by leierted , in the liarring end Evening Pa l. be seas to every Proprietor. i BERT W I Li. lA Ni S,. Jun. phminnan. nou-ly ' That lye Thanks of this Meeting" Williams, jun. ling. far his able condor/ • .- ,USII)TIVE AI)N ASTHMATIC. 1/u:n Vita, Spes. ieal Men have asserted, that there cure for those formidable complaints; re th m nekaowledging, that they are um ;Itch specif:..7: and, indeed, the Bills of , melaocholy proof, that in this climate prevalent and extremely fatal. But lir. otaeis, ad strong minds, and zealous ha the imanity, b;.ve combated popular prejn. found the means of relievoug tfie•marst invalids; and in the /I Mi./sail OF .e is persuaded that he has docovered the liche in the world.' In some recent ie . the satisfaction to see it restore to health 'Waal, who were in the most d-bilitmed state, emaciated frames seemed to threaten a and who had been pronounced incurably fore, without passing any exaggerated en- Mena., be earnestly advises the afflicted give it a tri if; with this assurance, Caat prove a Carr, it will certainly relieve the ly stages of Coosaain2tian, lie has not a d prove invari ably successful t far he has lieve, that it ha. resolved tuberculous oh- Junes; and he run positively . a,sert, that, if it will always have the dented anions, in of the more alarming sv indium one that it never can do an injury any in taken with the utmost safety by persons ' ages, at and hour of the day, or at any. It is so very nen:fable to the palate, that ..ity by children, for whom it i, extremely A not clog the stomach, but as gently aperient. practice, during the, last fifteen y..ars, had • rowth.;:i to the treatment of ;serious demon of the system; daring which, many cases placated with entwasptive antasthatatie rich reason•he hadWe 61 obliged to devote sha.r of his attention to the inve k ikatioa and as he has !mei, very successful to many appeared i.rpreclude all hopes of•recoiary, oder his advice to patients of this claw, with every case shall meet the most particular'and Re may be consulted every da.. till personally, or by letter, inelosing the customary vie in Suuthamptoo-row, Bloomsbury. dpectus, dicatur rheuma, cat:straws ; I:amoebas; ad =Ma est() cnryia. of catarrh, or recent cold, this Medicines lief; it allays the irritation or tickling ccites coughing, promotes and facilitates by itr cooling, balsamic, and anrvdyne or removes the most dnlrcssityf symp superveoe en taking cold, such as hoarse igioness of lite chest, head- .ch, fever, tze. - front motives of business Of pleasure, , the injuries of a cadet or damp atom are under the iulluence of a cold ; I a oe;d vto guard against the danger as much as of some medicated so hstance, which may :h, where, by gradaally divsolvinig, the constantly maintained. For this purpose I • ou the same principle as the- Balsam. of E PECTORA I. ROSE LOZENGES, ireinead as a very safe and active collateral frerent from the sugar-plumbs which are under various denominations. The effect of gradually dissolving in the mouth, on the the organ of voice, is truly remark ,ty protect it from injar,), and prevent that iptocs of hoarseness, but they improve its .airs modulate and strenigthea its tone; fur y are tithe highest estimation with many tot singers. Roses l' and Pectoral Rine Lounges. are only by the inventor, Dr. 'Sesame, and ate .• Nu. 41, Southampton-raw, Bloomsbury, il'sam, is Bottles, price Vs. 9d. Rad Is. rid.; or small Honks in one for Ws. lid. ; the lo pperry Box. They are also sold retail by Bacon), 130, Oxford -street, opposite Golding, Perfumer to her Majesty, 12, Deck, No. 4, Ludgate-hills Mr. Chtleps t. corner of Swing Garden ; 51r. Richards, Strand ; Mr. Greta, 395, Ox ford-siege!, near and by most respectable medicine venders lu he Uoited Kingdom. t there is a label on the outside of each Box sagi.ed by the Proprietor, E. beuate, in his hand they Mama be &costae. • 'het and 14 1 In, I of Init t l tta No. 1232. • dIZ • (AA.° TilEit its 4 "ti TUT REAL F din cnOWN AND TO-MORRO' to .erlehote the re•toi hit tiSiii/EN TREAT sad )lanagen are /I 1011 r Y CL to Tickets Ws. (id. eat Vt. Hathaways, Nor IS. ' lll ,Chearide k.,,,0-toort, Straus ; Newspaper, 17, Fier !Herrn on Ta RUG II 'lo mug NOBLE' by J. cared at RUGE wooe's Tavern, Gres h e Jatai a ry, Islo. The lion. W. H. L or lino. and Rev. A. Le, qaw Woo rot", 111 El per. Sir rims. Cave, 'a. u s ior.Gen. her Tirl Dinner on Ta Gentleinen are reipa tie Tavern, before thi 11 ° • cabled to stake obeli . - A mast nuns NI Fritters of East dos Tavern, na Tuesi it()BERT Wit.i.i. was Resolved Ua • revel with -arpri/..• of a rirr , iiiit randhl c.oetnt bet (-arid FAeirliee Buda. to 'Asia of the Propriet !Incited ILitnimbsi it "Armors to irtl..rfe casein in their ',wit I ant and teem - note/A t. Llect, is eau: ital. - to views, whose tem ratedexereise Orsini Choi% el Unanimoi • be h ives to Joh, Ate I anis, •iebti Willi fit* fruit Pro arc- in the present tx iZe.sivg,l Uaanimow the Clort of Dire; • Ire think it ill *g ••casino, because the et..ry Prodrietor has I Resolved thianitnou simahly,npriAhil . a a- an o.6ier in India, at *nano, itf ais 'slept at taivparticular Juni carat seat Li Itesols.uct Unauitnes th , . Chapman, hr isie unit t hat a c to RUB Reselsed TlitattiAtilu he &I'M to Robert Yt gier.Ariir. to THL LONA h • MANY Me is iso .per the Waiek is mahto.4 mutt se ;sainted a ilk any ; Mortality furnish a I they See extremely pi 'Aim and a few la r.he sulPring hut dice, swagfit formal I wretched dos of i P.itiES, Dr. Senate best Pectoral :tledlci stmiers he has had the and 'near in.lividuali • • whose tniterin?, , anti e speedy dissolution, ap talramptive: thereto clan:tots na hi: %le& awl I:leir Neale to gi eves if it should not p ttlteh. 1n toe earl) doubt that it a mild every rrainu to belies structions In the lungs w•sorted to in time, it prevent the accession Areal advantage is, tb stance, bat tnav be to of both sexes :tat all ; particular period. li it is taken with avidit salutary ,as it does not Dr- Sewe's pratti bensprioci pally coed den and relaxation ol ham ncturred, comp flYieltterns: for whirl - as incemiderable slaw of thn-e diseases; as instutem which appe he is induced to offer She MICARCe that eve! unremitting atteution. foisro'clork personal! fee, at his home in SI Si Litt ad recta Ad faucet, bra / Is every symptom ands inunediate reds snaalion which esci elpectoration, and 1 • . r it.s toots which usually se !ten, sonawa and tig. M unity pe rm s, I expose themselves in I sphere, whl ie the v ar odtise such, always t Pr/foible, by the use r It held io the moutl elect may be const; Prepare Loatage.; os • called THE Which I can rernraint re medy, Very dilfere . ,C . evenly sold Outlet boos, Lozenges, grin i t i z i y e lx ; : y li ni ich t is only dOagn'eable sym plot! nesibility, and loot 'Melt *mon they ar public speakers and s • The 8413.1-o of Ru !Ipotesi vasine at* r 4l Ail house, Ns : the Ballast, gloolity of six se i r No price 2s. 6d. ailder -street ; Mr- G ; Mr. Deck -origin-street, con 9 19:1, Hiram Del u"steet ; aril by every pan of the Uli Observe, ry and that then stgl ANI b % filings or the y ea t ; 111111 cm TIIE Death of your late worthy a n d respecta ble Member, Colonel Bullock, having occasioned a vacancy in your Representation, I beg leave to offer myself as hi successor. Should I be so fortunate as to have this distinguished ho nour conferred on me, .1 will do my duty to the best of my Ablities. I should have troubled you with an earlier application. but the news of this melancholy event did not reach me at Wey mouth till Saturday last. I have the honour to be, Gentlemen, Your mat faithful bumble Servant, Mark Hall, Jan. MONTAGU BURGOYNE. 1, 1810. I Oral and Moral Romance, in three Volumes. London t Printed for Lackington, Allen and Co. Temple of the Muses, FlosburrAuare. Of n hnth may he had, just published, THE LOOKER-ON, a celebrated periodical Paper, 4 VOIA. 16s, . ZOF LORA , or the Generous Negro*Girl, a *dye!, g Vols. 7s. - COLLECTION of EPITAPHS and INSCRIPTIONS; in 2 elegant pocket Volumes, 12s. THE POEAS of OSSIAN, elegant Edition, with Plates, 2 Vols. Bvn. . • • • ance dt the i.. 311! Book, the GRAMMAR of the ENGLISH LAN. 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BATH Royal Mail Coach. en a new and improved Plan, , carries Two Outside Passengers, on Springs, through Marl *omega and Devizes, every Evening at Half-past Seven 'lock, Sundays Quarter before Six. • • Y mourn R oyal Mail Coach, on a new and improved P 1 ,• rries Tam Outside Passenge , on Springs, through Hat •aueton, Wellingtou, and E r, every E ven i ng at Hal -past Seven o'Clatic, Sundays, rter before Sir. Exemat Royal Mail Coach, on new mid Improved Pleb, carries Two Outside Passengen. on Springs, turnugh Bridgewater and Wellington, every Evening at Half-past Seven o'CloA, Sunday=, Quarter before Six. ExErattaßoyal Mail Coach, on a new and improved Plait, carr4 Two .Outside Passengers, on Springs, thr o u g h ' Salisbury, orchester, Bralptort, and Minium. every Ereaing at ilitlf-pad Seven &Clock, Sundays, Quarter befur Sic. A LllO 111111toyal Mail Coach, on a new -and improved Plata carries Two Outside Pas ogees, on Springs, through okhainpton Launceston. and Trur o , every Evening at Half past Seven o'bioca;Siiiiityi, Quarter before Six.: Istvanrool. Royal Mail Coach, on a new and improved Plia, carries Two Outside Passengers, on Springs, through Comsat', Litchfield, Newcastle, and Warrington, every Evening at Half-past Seven o'Clock, Sundays, Quarter bee fore Si y. ' Ma a coast's* Royal Mail Cnacb, on a new and improved Plan, carries Two Outside P aa l engers on Sprinaa, through Northamptan,'Leicester, Leughborougtt, Derby, Ashboern, Leek, am/ Macclesfield, every Evziiiiig at Half-past Seven &Clock,. undays, Quarter before Six. - - Blain I Napa a Royal Mail Coach, on new and improved ~ Plan, through Dunstable, Stoney Strad a' d,' Daventry, Nu e:dwelt. and Coventry, every Atlernium at Five &Clock. • CAR I. IsLE Royal Mail Coach, on a new and finaroved Plata carries Two Ontcide Par.-engers; ea S Irlngs, through Manchester, -Charley,. Preston, Gatatet‘e, Lancaster. Iturtw, Kendal, Shalt, and Penrith, every Eveuiog at Half -past Seven o'Cliala Suudays, Quarter before Six. N ORW ICH (by Newmarket; Royal Mail Coach, on a new and improved Plan, carries Two Outside Passengers, on • Springs, through Newmarket, Bury, and Thetford, every Evneing at Half-past Seven o'clock, Sundays, Quarter be- fore Six. . ~ NOR wrcn (by Ipswich) Royal Mail Coach, ea a new and improved Mau. to carry Two Outsides, on Springs, through Chelmsford, Colchester, Ipswi c la mad Schule Inn, every Evening at Half-past Seven o Clock, Sundays, Quarter before . Six. . ' Ex &reit Mercury Coach, through Bisingstoke, Salisbury, 'lllandford, Dorchearer, Bridport, and Honiton, every Morn ing lit Four o'Clock. r„liititakto a Machine Coach; through Coventry, Birming ham Litchfield, Newcastle, Cungletap, Koutsford, and War rip_gtftii, every Aftcrnoua at Six o'Clock. , MANCHESTEI elegant Past Coath, called the DEFf - ANCE, to carry Four insides only, travels equally as fast as the Mail, through Northampton, Ilarborou g h, L e i cester , Lougbborough, Derby, Aslibourn, Leek, and /Macclesfield, every' Afternoon at a Quarter before Three &Clock. NI aocn'earee Coraviallis Coach, through Northampton, Harborougb, Leicester, Lougaborough, Derby a Ashbouro, and-Buxton, at Twelve o'Clock, nt noon day. CAR Line Post Coach, called the DEFL ANC F, through Manchester, Chorley- Preston, Garstang, Lancaster, Bunt*, Keudal, Shill*, and P enrith, ' every Afternoon, at a Quarter before Three o'Clock. NORWICH Machine Coach, through Chelmsford, Sudbury, Bury St. Edmund's, and Sehole Inn, every Tuesday, Thurs day, and Sunday Afternoons, at Four o'Clock. Boost sian•st Ballow Post coach, through Dunstable, Stoney Stratford, DaventryaDunchisrch, and Coventry, every Eveni% at Five o'Clock. . CARLISLE Cornwallis Coati*, through hea s nehester, Chor ley, Preston, Garstang, Laneaster, Burton, Kendall, Sheep. and Penrith, every Morning, at Twelves o'Clocka SOUTHAMPTON Long Coach, _through Basingstoke and Winchester, every Morning, Sundays excepted, at 4 o'clock. &stammer Coach, through Basingstoke and Andover, every Morning at Four &Clock. • • Y aatioua it New eust Coach, through Chelmsford, Cola . chester, I psa ich, Wondtwidge. and YoXfortl,atSix o'Clock, Sunday, Tuesda'., and Wednesday Mornings; BATH and I.SRISTOL ROYAL VOLUNTEER Post Coach, through Marlborough, Caine,: and Chippenham, every Af ternoon at a Quarter before Four o'Clock. This Coach is • worked in a superior style: PORTSMOUTH New Light Coach, called the Sear-De- Peace, carries only Four insides, travels equally as fast an the Mailasthrough Ewell, Guildford, Pet worth, Chichester, Einsworth. and Havant, to the Globe Inn, Oyster-street, every Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday Morniuga at a Quarter before Five, calls at . the Bell, Gmeechurch-street. Parcels and Lug conveyed Daily to Wolverha.npton, Weisel, Mester, Lutterworth, Hinchley, Atherston, Tam. worth, Salford, Eecleshall, Broughton, Brideemore, Skip ley, Naptwich, Vica.CrreS, Chester, Braudon, Monatford, Hillborough, Swaifham, Newton, Rounbauza Fakenkam, Walsingliam, Cheltenham ' Tewksbury, Narcester, Wis beach, Lynn, Downham, St. Ives. Gloucester, Evesham. xr l d lw D es i , t C et u a c h lt lg fi , eld s , timu lick ri fiel G d p , e F ei r l a fi l e n i p d: %, Cirencester. por tcnotit i l : P ortsea, t e C o a h n in i , p b M p r i a id ogu r g c e l , l:, n h o E i n a l . r y c Lud , h6e o fu ld f w o ' Gosport, Canterbury, Eastbourn, Shrewsbury, Holyhead, Reigate, Banbury, Pool, Chatham, • Dover, Tunbridge, Tunbridge Wells,.Sliettlial, Somershapt, Horsham„ Market Dray ton,. Margate, Newbury, Caine, 'Swansea, Carmar then; Melksliarn, Bridgewater, Penzance,, Stone, Bridge north, Peterstield, W hitenaven, Newhaven, Braintree, Hal stead, Northwicti, Middiewich, Dunstable, Whitchurch, ' East H a tatey, Welch Pool, l'itchfield, Tethury, Hell. Scafortb, Lliscaln, Ramsgate, Rochester, Worthing, Shea ford, Deal, Chichester,. Hereford,: Maidstone, Leeds, Not aipehisiu, Sheffield, Falmouth, Glasgow, Yarmouth, Wick ham Illarket t . Low estoff, Ablegthm, Farringdoo, Newtown, Lotith,i Wadebridgea lay Bridge, laidde minter, Brains dm+. Readley; Midbursalfitenuirut.ll, Whitey, Weyaieuth, Dinbeivley, alilfora Ileyea, Carditle, Con brid g e, and War- ' • Wick. By W li.L LAM' A. f ERHOUS F. and CO.' • * a , Tae Preprimon olalte above Mail Coaches and Care . . (,fingers beg leave to Wotan, the Public, that they will lint be ' htehitittable for any Parcel or Package whatev -r, nor fot 'r ifle Passenger's luggage, abuse the Value ' o f. Fi ve P oun d s , onlegs toe same he marled and paid for "aernialiagly at the • Time of the Delivery of au such Parcel, Paikage, or Pep ..„. 1 r H. . !vet Luggage, to them or their-irate. . i ' ... 4 " ' - I ' 5 ..l s 1 • , ....ibuiti :a sitairi adi . , c . • ". 4'o ° • ~. , . . ~ , :. . .•':' r. i 7. .. 7,1 t.r . . .. 7 :41 1 :;; : :‘‘,.. ..1 , , ~ , i , ' i . . . • . • . - • • . . ' •• •i - ~ .. . . , . • .... • . .1,41, • w .‘ . , . - . • _ . • - _ s. . i , ...• .. -., • • . . ..• , . 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TT is perhaps . nist necessary to give any additi. oral ponlicits to the fad of the discontinuance or the Ci . srps, fralwaneaftepinunanl yar,.airteavaiseittepdtffvrtve with th.r.e who have decided upon the me:stire, and as none of u. will submit quietly to lose any pf five estimation in which we have been held by oar neighbours, I think it right to communicate to them, as well as to you, the following letter : GEORGE WILLIAMS. To the Right Hnn. R. Ryder, one of his Majesty's Secre taries of State, &e. &e. " Liverpool, 19th Dec. IRO9. " copy of a circular Letter to the Lord Lieute nant of yetis Comity, transmitted to sae, announce; tl .• disso lution of the Volunteer Corps of Liverpool Infantry. under my command, on the ground of its beiug ' deficient in dkci pline.' " I trust, Sir, that I may b.- flitted to avert the reflec tion, vs bleb must necessarify fill on me in this case. " The Inspecting Fl.ldllcficer. who saw us for the first and only time on the lints of, ?ember List, particularly cum mended the condition of our aims and appointments which he wad 'wire superior to any Volunte n. Corps he haSseen.— And with re7nia to disrittline—having persevered for six year and ;Imre To the public cause, and being in the practice of assenitilieg weekly, 1 ccmc..ived we had obtained habits of subordination bf more vain* than the eighteen manceuvres (and which :rum 4Strt.v cam give), and had acquired a stea diae-s pe-uliar to camel re;. I catmint admit that we ought to have he -m suppressed for deficiency, or in a way that could reflect discredit upon as. " %1 :.!r lent devotion to the public good has, however, de rived flew life and hope from the introduction , if this salutary doctrine, fur if iliimwssal is become a just consetpience of de firiedev. then aKsuierily, when this principle is brought into ',metal application and full activity, we may exnect to have the rouncelant Ihlstrtie directed by wisdom, ignd its armie> ceadaticd by soldiers. " I have the bonnet la be, Sir " Your most obedient humble Servant, , " CEO. WILLIAMS, Liv. Vol. " Lieut.-Col. Command•►nt." • MONIED PERSONS. A NY Pertou having sums from 1001; to: ftny ,Cll. :minor, to lay nat. may Alwftvs have Bins and Notes of Hand, Anhaitirs, and Otber.Secorities, by which they uva)i . make M per rent. A pply or aJdrelb a ttne (post paid) to the Dirretara of the Agency Otllre, No 12, Neterastle-street, Strand.—Th:s*e in want of Money may be directly sappliad.-01fice hours from teu till five. CHRISTMAS VACATION.—TO SCHOOLMASTERS • • EXCLUSIVELY. Just pnblisbed, ACATALOGUE OF DICTIONARIES. Grammars, Greek and Latin ClasArs, and other School books ; together with is selection of the hest Works, adapt ed fir the improvement ani recreation of young persons, as prem-ots, or prize book., which are now selling wholemile, by tack in;ton, Allen, and Co. Temple of the Muses, Fiusbury sq uare. • • Lately was published, in Seven Dirge Octavo Volumes, Price 564 4s. • QM. CIIARLES LINNE'S GENERAL SYS k, TEM OF NATURE. Including the Discoveries of Mo dern Nettie:dist% and Societies. Translated by DR. TUKTON. With a life . of the Author, a Dictionary of Terms used in Natural lli.tory, explanatory cupper-plates, &c. 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