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A 4l--4e.62 MP • •' . , , ..,. OW II i. • 7:1 . . . • . -..... a, • . 0 , ,,, . .... do ef Se , .. 0... , c,. .... v ...../ 1 - \ et. 4. • , . ' • - • ~. .r" * Ai• ; , , • , - ... ;; ,,, -... u . 70, 11,m5 ., 7.1 t ,„. .3 L f „s t. , isZIK , 44 / I , Hee ,r...q . r . ta 10tt..4061.01.)• , \, "k _ ..- . • 1, . • : Art A b .„,,„, ..r ~..,r •2 s .., . iv,.. N.-..• ...: -- 7 --............ . .....,OJ.:t., . .• • A b t ~•,r t, 1 ,,. ... ... a • .1 ...- 1.... * . . . 1 -- • __.."-...v ~...- ....;_e. i , ; ,,,- __. .......,_ ~.,,,:• , . _ ..„,.: - 4 , ...... ~ . .a•.r. NUMBER 5233. FIRST TIME. TffiZATRX-ROYAL, COVRNT-17ARDEN. rip H IS EVENING. WEDNESDAY. Sp l it. 15, R. will be acted a sew Comedy, founded en The De serted Daughter, called THE STEWARD. Principal Characters by Messrs. Nlaeready, Jams, W. Far ren, Blanchard, Abbott, Colmar, Emery, Mrs. Davison, Mrs. Gibbs, Miss Foote, Miss Greer, and Mrs. States. • The Prologue to be spoke's by Mr. Connor, t h e Epilogue by Mrs. Davison. To which will be added, a Comic Opera, in two acts, called THE BARBER OF SEVILLE.. Coast Alniaviva, Mr. Jones; Doctor Bartolo, Mr. Faw cett ; Flour), Mr. Liston; Fiorillo, Mr. Pyne. Resins, Miss bl. Tree; Marcellina, Mrs. Sterling. Doors opened at Si: o'Clock, sod the Play begin at Seven. Buses 75.; Second Price 3s. 6d.--Pit 3s. 6J.; Second Price 2i.—Lower Gallery t..; Second Price Is.—. Upper Gal lery ls.; Second Price ad. Places for the Boxes to be taken of Mr. Braados, at the Box-office, Hart-street, from Ten till Four. A Private Boa may be had for the Samoa, or nightly, of 111 r. Brandon, at the Boe-015ce. To-morrow, Aladdin. Ou Friday, Guy Mansiertag; Henry Bertram (inert time), Mr. Philipps ; Lacy Bertram (first time), Miss M. Tree-- with The Critic. On Sit arday, The Marriage of Figaro. On Monday, Rob Roy Macgregor. THRATR&ROYAL, ENGLISH OPERA-1101 1 Si, STRAND. THIS PRESENT WEDNESDAY. Sept. 15, will be performed, 18th time, an entirely sew Ope retta, called BELLES WITHOUT BEAUX ! OR, THE LADIES AMONG THEMSELVES. The Principal Character* by—Mir Kelly, Mrs. W. S. Chatterley, Miss Carew, Mrs. Grove, Miss I. Stevenson, Miss Lore, and Mrs. Richardson. After which, 3ed time, a new Eatertainment, in one set (ii the 'soder" style), to introduce a new Imitator of Actors arid Imitators, called ONE, TWO, THREE, FOUR, FIVE, BY ADVERTISEMENT. Old Coupleton, Mr. Lancaster; Harry Alias, Sir Peter Trask, Doctor &Well, Sam Dabber, and Actor, Mr. John Reeve. Sophia Cognition, Nem I. Stevenson. To which will be added, the Melo-dramatic Romance called THE WOODMAN'S HUT. Ferdinand, Count Conenberg, Mr. Pearswan ; Werther, Mr. Webster; Wolfrnder, Mr. Rowbothaas; Kaunitz, Mr. T. P. Cunke,• Braid (the Woodman), Mr. W. S. Chat terley ; Moritz, Mr. Wilkinson. Amelia, Miss Kelly; Maria, Miss E. Lancaster; Laura, Miss Love. Doors to be opened at Half-past Six o'Clock ; the Per formance to begin at Seven. Boxes, Ss; Second Price, 35.—Pit, 3s. Second Price, is. 6d.—Lower Gallery, es. ; Secoud Price, Is.—Upper Gallery, ls.; Second Price 6d. Boxes. Places, Tickets, Admissions for the Season, anal Private Boxes (with the advantage of a separate entrance in Exeter.sireet), to be had of Mr. Stevenson, at the Box Office. Strand entrance, from Ten till Four; and of Mr. Teams's, Library, ITU:New Boactstreet. To-morrow, Up All Night !—with The Death of Captaim On Friday, The Blind Boy—Fire and Water—and The Woodmen'* Hot. On Saturday, The Menem. with The Death of Captain Conk. On Monday, Amateurs and Actors--Belles without Beaux —and The Woodman t Hut. ROYAL COBURG THEATRE, Under the Patronage of his Royal Highness Prince Leopold of Saxe Coburg. rrnts PRESENT EVENING. WEDNES. L DAY, September De, and To-morrow, 16, at Half past SIX (Mimic precisely, the Eltlertainumuts will com mence with the laughable Barletta, takes from t►e Freecb, called A WIFE'S FIRST LESSON. After which, second time, the interesting &lin-Pantomime, with rottirrly new Picturesque Scenery, Machinery, Dre►aa mid Decoration', Combats, &c. called PHILIP QUARL! THE ENGLISH HERMIT. _ _ Philip Quart, the English Hermit, Mr. smith; Benue &lir, a Monkey of the Island, Master Aria. Emmeline, Wife of Captain Steadfast, Mrs. W. Barrymore. Ti which will be added, the Stein-Dramatic Burletta, in Iwo Acts, the main locideut from an Episude of the Dun Quixote uf Ces ratites, cal kd THE MARRIAGE OF CAMACHO. The whole to conclude with the new Grand Mythological Ballet, with new Scenery, ilcc,ise. called THE NY&INH OF MOUNT HELICON. principal DROCCFS, Monsieur and Madame Le Ckrq, mid Miss Simpson. Friday the 17th, and Saturday the 18th, the Eutertain rents to commence with the Castle of Tarentu. After which, Philip Quart. To conclude with The Maniac. Private Boxes have been made, and may be had nightly. Places cannot possibly he krpt later than Half-past Seven e'Clork. For the accommodation of numerous Visitors from Green wich, Deptford, &c. a Coach calla at the Theatre a quarter before eleven. HENRY !MTh, Sen. Woollen-draper, pre. snits his best Respects to his Friends and acquaiats them that he has Removed from Drurr.lane to N 0.7, York street, Covent-garden, where he hopes for a continuance of theif Favours. . 0 .1 6 The Upper Part of No. 7, York-street, TO LET, eaftiroisised (to eat T.Artut), except the hack Room two pair, and boa Garret. A good hoot Kitchen and Cellar to Let with the above. TH E Public ere respectfully informer :, that Dr. SOLOMON'S CELEBRATED MEDICINES coo t inue to be prepared, in the moat accurate mousier, scum the original Receipts of the Proprietor, at Gilead Howse, near Liverpool, where Patieois may address their letters as here tofore, sad, on remitting a One Miami Note, receive Advice in their respective Cases, together with Dr. Solomon's valu able Medicioes, fur the following Complaints:— in all cases of Scorbutic Eruption, Scrofulous Tsliot, and in Disorders originating from an impure state of the blood, the Anti-lospetignes commonly called Soloikon's Drops. And in Nervous Cases, or Consumptive Habits, attended with Wenkirens, Debility, Lowness of Spirits, and a gradual wasting of the vital principle, the tong-established and highly. celebrated CORDIAL BALM of GILEAD. 'lle above Medicines are also sold by Leigh, 18, Strand; Bacon, MO, Oxford-street; Butler, Cirenpside; Tutt, Ex change; and Ward, Holborn; price Its. per bottle, and Coady bottles, containing four email one,, for 336. by which Ils. are saved ; with the words " Samuel Salomon, Liver pool," engraved on the stamp. "or Peice3s. that interesting and orefol Work (with • Portrait of the Author) entitled “ A GUIDE TO HEALTH; or, Advice to boil) Sexes io a Variety of Cues- Omits, by S. SOLOMON, M.D." Containing a Treatise on Female Diseases, Nervous and Hypochondriac Com plaints; also General Remarks on those Diemen with which the hosts body is sow freqsestly Melded the spopemo, sobs of freshness, sod remedies most pro. peril adapted for sexual debility, Sic. fa. LONDON, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 15. 1819. BANK OF ENGLAND, Stemmas* 11,1019. THE COURT if DIRECTORS of .thr GOVERNOR and COMPANY of the BANK of ENGLAND, vire Notice, That a GENERAL COURT will be held at the BANK on THURSDAY NEXT, the Inth lustent, et Eleven u'Clock in the FOrtl.ool4, Su consider of a DIVIDEND, which will be one of the Quarterly General Courts sp. pointed by the Charter. ROBERT BEST, Secretary. ARMY COI ;11CT. DVPARTII6I I T, TRIUL3IIIIIr CRAMSCIIIf, S6n6Mseß 10, 1819. NOTICE it hereby Imam to all Penton. de. sirows of enstracting to supply his Majesty's Troops that now are, or may br stationed at Forts George, Augus tus, and William, with OATMEAL, and at Fort Char lotte, with OATMEAL and SALT BEEF for One Year, from the 25th day of October, 1819, to the 24th day of October, 1820, both days iticlusivr. That the Deliveries are to continence on and for the 2Sth day of October next. that Proposals sealed np and smacked " Tooke for Army Supplies" will be received at Able 09ke, oa or before MONDAY, the 27th day of this inneih (heat woe will he received after Twelve o'Cloek so that day), and if seat by Pest, the postage must he paid. Each ProPotal most have the Letter annexed to the Tender properly filled-np, by Two Penton' of known Properly, en. gagiag to become bound with the Person Tendering. in the amount stated is the printed Particalars, fur the doe per formance of the Contract • and no Proposal will be milked unless made ea a printeiTesider, and the prices expressed in words at length. Particulars of the Contract may he had upon application at Ibis OMee, between the Hours of Eleven and Five, amid at the Office of Deputy-Commissary-Getters, Yam& at Edinburgh. FOR THE EAST AND WEST INDIES. MILLARD'S PATENT CLOTH. N. continent par de lin, menu ea poseideal lee agresneas. Desirable fur its Healthfulness to wear in the East and West Loties , u well as in the Cold Climates, sad for its Economy. JM ILLA 11 D very respectfully informs Mer. • chants, and the Nobility and Families going to the Indies, hiv PATENT CLOTH is sold ■t bin WARE HOUSE, No. 16, CHEAPSI DE, with his own Name, &c. affixed, sod no where else whatever, in entire Cases fur Ex portation, and Retail by the Piece, fur Gentlemen's wear sod oilier Family purpuses, aid is wide Widths fur Sheet ing, fur travelling, and for winter use, for which it is adapted, it never imbibing the damp atmuvphere. Kami liea in Ike ecatistry wishing to obtain one or more Pismo S. prevent the reestrener of other manufactures Won pull it), will have their orders exeented as if prom, toe of carriage. • Families returning from abroad will find it thrrusit use ful on' change of climate, and Ladies arriving ikon! India are respectfully iadoessed, they may exchange Isois Shawls for the abuse so she greatest advantage, or fur the variant Ilescriplionsui - Family Linens, Irish Linens oldie improved bleach, Foreign Damask Table Linen and Napkins Ronda and other Sheetings; curious British Shawls, peculiar to the house, oupitd expressly from the choicest India; Printed Fiorniture., Caniliricv, 8011 Muslius of new aid unique de signs, and the most fashiotvible Articles fur Dress, both Pureigh and British, at fixed prices. Select' for entire Family or individual Ditablishinents may be conveniently made. • THE APERIENT SODA IC POWDERS. Z `l4 S neon and elegant Preparation possesses. A. the odvuotage of instautly producing the best SODA WATP.R, mad of being, at she manor time, a mild APERIENT, relieving Heartburn, Bile, Nausea, Acidity au the Swinge:, &c. It is recommended to them whom Stomach from weakness, tar other CRUtel, reject Erma' and Cheltenham Salts, kr. the nauseous' taste of which deters many from using them. These Powders possess all the medicinal properties of those salts; in their uperatios are equally wild and etficaciunr; and being perfectly tasteless, they may be given to children as welts. adults, who cannot take a saline aperiewt in say other Rani. The Powders taken after too free as iadidgence I. the Inkuries of the table, particularly after two mach wise, the commie dis agreeable effects are altogether avoided. In wenn climates, they will he found diffusively beneficial, as they correct dis ordered bite, without debilitating the stomach. Sold by the Proprietors, R. 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Robilliard, lets of Weymouth sad Melemnbe Regis, Dorset, merchant, at stereo, at the Guildhall, Weymouth and Melenimbe Regis. CERT! FICATES.—OcTomma S. T. Leviek, of Ordsall, Nottingham maltster...-W. G. Wallow, of Throginorton-streel, Loodom, arretiomeer.— H.Speocer, late or Went Writhing, Cambridge, Cothbert, of Colchester street, Savage-gariena, Lou don, wine-inerebant —M. B. Schlesingrr, of aturelpeourt, Clenatutra.latie, Lontbard•street, indigo-vnerebant.---Win. Dawson of York, iunkeeper.—.l. Still, of Sundt lalaad•place, lalastl•Place, Brixton, Surrey, merchant. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. J. Tinle and C. Thole, of Sbeffield, steel.rrßoms, January Pt, 1817.—T. Richardson and R. Lane, of Wyke Regis, Dor set' Portland stone merchants, September 14, 1919 --J. D. Lasooby, S. Neat, sad J. Bemuses, of Bristol, oodles limper', Oeptensber 10, 1819 —J. Sotherisod and .1. William. of Hinnededitrh, copporansiths, September 9,1819.—P. Hem. ph/rya, G. Parker, sod W. Wigton's*, of Matmlietd,lneinons sofaelorers,Joly 14,1819.—G. Bradinork, L. Craven, R. Cra vele, sad T. C Porter, of Mist, colliers, March 20, 1817.—G. Linetbion sad T. Grob. , of Exeter, Inies.drapern, Septene. her, I I, 1919.—A. K. Mackenzie sod J. Morrison, of CurnbiU, Londuu, Jell 31,1819. COMPOSITION FOR ASSESSED TAXES. NOTIC Y. is hereby given, that Persons desirous of COMPOUNDING for tbeir ASSESSED TAXES, Ender the provisions of the Act of bVtb Geo. 111. cap. 51, entitled, " An Art to relieve Persons compounding fur their Assessed Taxes from an annual Assessment, for the Term of Three Years," may, on application to the Assessors of the parish or place in which they were assessed to the said duties of Assessed Taxes, for the year endiug sth April, 1410, re ceive a form of testier, to be given by them to the Clerk to the Commissioners of the District, of their desire to corn- NMI SIP MO composition can be entered into after the Met Oeleher gest, persons desiring so compound are re treated to glue metier of their iutention to the said Clerk to the Commissioners, u early as possible, that the necessary forms of the Ad may be complied with within the period limited fur compounding. By order of the Board. MATTHEW WINTER, Secretary. Once for Taxes. Somerset-House, August 30, 1819. ATK INS, MAYOR. At a COURT of MAYOR and ALDERMEN, holden in the COUNCIL CHAMBER of the GUILDHALL of the CITY of LONDON, on TUESDAY, the 14th day of September. 1819, and in the 59th Year of the Reign of George the Third, of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland, King, &c. RCN:MI/SD UNANIMOUSLY, THAT the Thanks of this Conit he given to the Right Host. the Lord Mayor, for his judicious Arrangement of She Civil Power sin the oneasirm of the Public Meetings at Smithfield, on the 21st of July, sad' the 2511 i of August Ism. Resolved Unasimonsly-r—That the Thanks of this Court be given to the did:Limit Public Bodies, who so readily and so beneficially came forward on those occasions with a ten der of their best assistance. Resolved Unasiosously—Thal the Thanks of this Court he Riven to the Hos. Artillery Company, the London and West minster Light Horse Volunteers, the Staff of the Royal bin dun Militia, and the Regular Military, for the perfect readi ness with which they were prepared to assist the Civil Power incase of necessity. Resolved Unaisissoissly—That the Thanks of this Court be Riven to the Special Cuastabler of the different Wards, fur the alacrity with which they came forward to be *WWII is, and for the effectual services rendered by then tu their pulse. teal attendance us the above occasions. Resolved Unanimously—That this Court cannot but ex. peen its warmest approlsatios of the vigilance and activity with which the City Marshals, sod the other Officers of this City, have discharged their laborious and very importaut dit ties at each of ihitlie respective assemblages, as well ay ma many recent occasions, lIVOODTHORPE. MARKETS. From thew Lembo Mercantile Pries Current," of Tmesetap, 4eptembe► 14. 1819. WEST INDIA AND SPANISH MAIN PRODUCE. Co►►ea has been very heavy of sale, and *further decline hes taken place in ordinary Jamaica and in St. Domingo, the latter of good quality was sold in the early part of the week at 113 s. 6r: but there has been some demand since and the price has improved. Dutch Coffee, in consequence of the small quantity brought forward, maintains its price. E. I. Coffee remains steady in prier. The stork of W. 1. Coffee is now 5,600 tons being the same at this time last year, present prices 445. per cwt. lower. The B. P. SUGAR market has continued in the same dull stale as noted in our last, and she prices are about Is. lower. The stock of B P. Sugar is now 20,000 casks more Hsu last year's at this lime, present prices lls. per cwt. lower per Gazette average. Russ hare beer in limited demand. The present stock of Rum is 21,341 puncheons, and 'price of proofs Is. sd. per gallon. Stock last year same date was 18,812 puselsoes, sad price of proofs 3s. 4d. per gallon. LIVERPOOL REPORT, Semitic& 11, 1819: Our Cotton market has continued is the same dell state as soticed in our last, sisal with the exceptios of Bengali and Surat; which have supported their former prices, the market is generally id. per lb. lower. The inspect is 6,162 bags, lied the sales 5,400 begs ; coopisting of 1110 Sea Islamic, at 9.. 60. a a. lid. 50 staieed at 19d. • 2s. ; 1,200 Bowed* at 130. • 15d.; 70 Tesoseeses at 12td. • 13}d.; 400 Or. least* et 141 • 161 d.; 160 Pernambuccus at 19d. a 20d.; 160 Bahia* at 184. a 19d.; 1,000 Maranhao's@ at 1746. a 184 ; 20 Mimes at 160.; 30 Demerara, at 16d. a 1634.; 60 Barbadoes at 14id.; 30 comma West Indies at 1 336 .‘; 50 Carthorses, at 12d.; 600 Serats et 74d. a 12d.; 1,660 Bengal, at 'lf& • 9d. per lb. The imports are, East laths 2,222 toes, Aew Orleans 1,779 begs, East India from United States 695 bags, Brazils 3,466 bags : total 8,162 bags. The Sower market has bees extremely list this week, par ticularly for low qualities, which have declined 2s. and of 1,608 casks offered at public sale, only 1,200 were di.. posed of, tasking the sales, including what have bee, takee by private treaty, 1,400 casks • dry and very brews het strung Jamaica have sold at 655. a 565. for shipment and +my good brows, at 581. a 565. 6d. In Foreign de:crip. lions there have been only a few inferior Brazils takes at 275. for brooms, and Us. a 355. fur soft yellow. Orr Coffee market Isar bees very dull, and the business done is very inconsiderable; on Monday 700 bags of fair ordinary 1)1/Mingo were petsp to public sale, but withdraws' for want of buyers, and fto bags have piece bete sold at 108 s. Per cat ; 30 0 bags of pale ordioary Dutch, have also bees well ai 1004. Pepper has brought 6}d. per IQ., but the de mand is very limited. Is, Pimento and Ginger nothing do ing. Carolina Rice is offered More freely, bat there lave been only • few parcela of fair to good quality disposed of At 100. • 20s. Rums cooties' dell, and 900 peecheoes of inmates's, of fair quality, have hems sold at 3s. 44. per gal lon, 16 O.P. In Dyewueds but little has bees dome, with the exception of 200 toes of Jamaica Lestweed at If. a Of. M. Moutreal Put Ashes have been is tkmsad at 34.. and holders are 110 * caking 36.. ; Pearls also meet with mute isiquirn mud Muoireele hare brought 375. The only sale is Hides Is of • few salted !admires at sd. per lb. lallerie is without aloes at ion. lie Tobateo market heti bete dell this week, lad pekes rasher dewier's, though we caesium vests soy 'cleat &climb demand for Wheel silica owe Kist hos reaseleed weedy, PRICE 7d. and tbs prices generally Aare bees usaintaint.l. 1i. 11..ng Ester is American Fleur. About 300 bags S.eily Shumme hive been dirissaril of at 41s. fur fair to gt.. p.e co 1.1;* finis quality. Oiler Oil goes off slowly to the ctignalne:s. Woe small pees& hare been taken at 711 to 7W. per tun far Gallipoli. lIOUTH ADICRICAN inonecr. Tbs emend for Last India COTTbN, noticed in wig 1311, big nearly subsided. snit th e transacting's of th e •esk arr is . 1101111101111111111011.mitogl, but prieei continue writheut aNcratioa. VIM OIL Is very dull except Sperm. which lies adeacced to 7W. Greenland maybe bought (or prese.it delivery at 40/. per tea. Fnuts..—Anotber public auk of Turkey Rais i as, rather • considerable one, was atietbpted on Tourwlsy, at •Ittels there were an buyers at the presets. pries., Calaboose, Vb. Red Smyrna, bAs. to Ms. Beilergeck ISa. BRITISH STAPLE ARTICLES. SlG6lllll.—Lute lumps were to x 094 datruenti last week fur abspnient to the Baltic at the (.rarer co/repel; but the demount hos now pertly •uheitled,. and priori are L. to Is. lower; other pods are without altcration. • Popeseripf. neoglay, Srysisadw)4, 1610. Four ecibek. The CAPIIVZS image' *Sill remain% very Wear. thew* Vie. ea* bees switch &me eitept the sale to- ii, the wqroll• whit\ via &dist/red of at meets die Basic prices as reeve peal leas sweet. _ _ SUGAR - . lllltotieniine of the buyers was thief) it.recie4 to Itte public sale of 410 cask• of Demrraro 10-Joy, whl.•Y west Is. pet cwt. lower; Ike pivots soles were in rouser queobe very limited. _ . - ANTI-MONOPOLY COMMITTEL. Crown au/ Anchor Tairern, !kept. 4, 1811 ft EPoRT OF THE ANTI-MONOPoLT COMMITTEE to THE V. TITIONERS TO THE HOUSE OF COMMONS FOR THE RESTORATION OF THE RIGHT OF ♦ F Y.LE TRADE IN east. In persissure of the instructioes at Pie Getters! Martinet of the Petitioners, the Committee have applies! 1. , arr.., leading Members of the late and present House of CIS.- mous, and earnestly besought them to advocate the restitu tion of the people's right to a free trade in lease. They have by reference to the evidence before. 0...1 the Remold from, the Committees of the House of COntrltilleS. tin " Police" sad oa " the Price and Gentili of Beer," and sitlu. official documents, proved that the system, peculiar to Rile. land, of eminent( the retail sale of hear to houses optional' licensed by local Magistrates has led to the grossest abuses @ that many millions sterling are gives by the Brewers for the occupation of those licensed arouses; that (tll the 1a... guage of a Report of a Committee of the Hoie.e if Com. moss on the Anti. Monopoly Petition), a a b.ewery Summer. ed by purchased licensed houses moat deteriorate their bees ;" that this" practice is ibereasine; ;" tad that" the poor might be contest with such liquor as is retailed at the liees.rd houses, whatever may be the Ogollity, the price, or the mea sure ;" that tbo:e extenstie classes of trail. sines, brewers sad victuallers, as independeut men, are crushed lintirr the present system; and bust in their places a taw greet caps. taints arise, who acquire immense wealth and iiiHnence to the State, sod who retain the victuallers as arrests fur the sale of the beer of their particular breweries exclusively , That is some shelties the cobra means of supplying the pnbliewith UMW ere ammepolised by one man ; awl that its criers, too extensive and populous to have yet fallen tinder sae% literal enolopuly, it is still in effect petitioned by the brewers combining to:ether awl Asiag the price which the public shall pay them for their beer; that by these nie.i..a, in the present beanies of extraordinary 'vintner, beer his been kept up to as high a price as ever it reached in times of scarcity, viz. to ;sixpence per pot. That mall nod bops have been considerably cheaper in 1819 then they wear. is 1801, when beer was sold at funr.periee lealfpronv per pot; that the di ffereuee of three halfperice per potamoin li t an income ax of nearly 10 per fest. N the ear • gs of labo rious meir—to a. suns sufficient to support • child bedevil deafly, to pay for the clothing or lodging of a Nettie sad its the aggregate, to betwee• sews and eight millions ate.. ling igloo a year's coosemplina, • SOU grew/i# erereiling the whole revenue of Goverment ow longer since than in the 'vigil of George the First—a remargeble slid almost lucre. dilate fact, which, however, will appear lent On when it ill considered that the insusupolisie tax on beer is a poll- sae, extruding to almost every sumo, womani and child, tail ii not collected mice it two or three reieur, es poll-taxes were formerly, or rotor en twice in a year, as the King's taxes are now,bultiailyaud konrig, with every pot of tree that is dru nk —That, in short, by the arbitrary, inserittnble, hilennetitiv bona!, and irratiostal system of lieeasine inetuallene hoomesi peculiar to England, individuals aredeprived of the fair toot inoffensive enjoyms at of their estates—the people at large are impoverished, drmikenisess is encouraged, the Magis trates are corrupted, their office rendered oil' and the eosideuee of the subject in the justice of the (Menton. ..1 destroyeff—Tbese points per Committee Lave strottely urged, particularly to those Members who profess an coil - seal solicitude for the rights sad liberties of the people ; toot although all admit the errors of oar perntiar !wearing . 1 cs. tem, sad the expedieary of an ameadested, codling Las bet is done in the House of Cuennotte lo produce it, That Geolleuseu who speak so often, so veberneolles and so justly agonise sioecures mud pension., as ilraw.ez unne cessarily from the pockets of a stifferiug people, should re main silent on the far more severe extortions pearlised sn der the licensing moisopuly, without any pretence of owning the state, but merely to make the rich Will richer *WI, has surprised your Committee. The sinecures sad pessaions of the English Government asainriar to oust hundred thousand pounds annually : this bunko is distrihnted thrutigli all classes. The extra price .f beer; in cotta qtreree of sh e tensing system, exceeds several millions weaselly ; and this is levied DO the labouring poor almost whose r the mute tense their toil the more beer they nerd, and the peeler pr • portion are they made to contrilrate to the II WV of the nit, imprints.. Bust, in fact, it ie from revered of tie,* profe.seil champions of popular right. cud privileges that the ie. filatures have It craved tl.e most tieterionwel uppoatt.o.. .1 1 o the Rouse of Commons ; it is autoog these and Owl,• con settings that are to be found those who (nitro most cm the unholy gains of beer mohopoly, and Innen( these a,-e visible the most ardent levers of the arbitrary power given to theta as Justices by the Lit:CO.lllg I.4*—a power, howeter, which is abhorrent to the Constitn• 1104, sad wind, 110 COROCiVOIDADO OHM, your CODOODAtOrf think, would ehowle to exterior. Disco ;ragtag as have been the mocedings in tier Haase of Cinstrossus open the appeal for a free trade in beer, the Cussositice advise the Petitiooers nut to relax is their subjert ; that obj.rt is tow deeply connected with the rights sod interests of the work.. iog classes of .suriety to be abandoard. The causer of she distresses of the labouring poor dessaad the attention acres, jail NMI. But these causes have been so di:teased by po liticsl subtleties sail tampering remedies, that it is Loera. miry to advert to some origiaal principles of political eco nomy in ostler to dbcover the truth, and to thew how large a potties of the people's distress arises frost mooopoly. There N litttlmig of necessaries or luxuries that we con sume that is nut produced by labour; eves the spontaneous fruitiest the earth require the Mew of collecting SP , ' rot - veyirst. On a moderate cossmitatims, it has appeared, chit every working man sal assess (mersierd) produce twice CO nisch as hr UV she 11111,0116019. depilate' "ma ly awed Is abstracted by Ikea abs ate are preiartert hr. beams; awry 44 takes, bewever, is the doe earrewe et Arlo peewee, are jessaly erelsl $ 1061111, a raPisi i."l Wet., or detradcre ethers are sat sail esehae. bat W.'. ••+•••• w..• •••• 1r...., momm....—, . . , .. S. ►' ' .