The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1818-01-31 00:00:00

:_-_ - .. t . : .. ,---r--- - Agippor in4 llimmumilMMlPPlPPlL-..... 4..... ... a.vt .. .___ . . . . . . . , ( .- -_,:)_‘., /2 4/ ..„..J..:-..„.... • ,-„, :. ..... _. . • . ~ ... , , b - N . 41 it vittil 11) N i ro r t oLA-ei 4 . 1 ..t Cl . p . lutio ajw ' . I 1, - —...... 4 j I.!, LONDON, ; SATURDAY, JANUARY 31, 1818. PRICE SEVEN-PENCE. l;' , --- 11, PIr litanquishe - • "'Art QAIL OF THE DISTRASSEDIP-4 ' a I . .... _ - • •/ /.. N. 11 1 P i lj I kt-thL ) Numant 4726 silitrg• riirA - rn E. EVENING. SATURL)AV. Jrit. 31, L still be perfumed, Neon/I.lo's favourite Opera of LA AIoLINARA. FAA of the list Act, the mew DIVEItrISEMENT. After the Ores, a new Billet by M. Fogies., entitled ACIS ET GALAT.t..'..I, Wish entirely near music, Smeary, biomes. Oreleat ismer, &e. fbeSuheerlhers to the Opess a.Jd th e Public at most respectfully jeremiad, that Mims Garcia is regard at this Theatre, mid will shortly melte his first appearauce is this country. Se a caution to the Public, it is devised necessary to stale, that any Property Bo it Ticket sold as an admissive exclusively to the Pit or Gallery, is a freed open the Theatre, and will he acted upuu accurdiegly as often as such pelketiCe Is lIISCUSCSI'd. 'NEW THEATRE-ROYAL, ENGLISH OPERA-HOUSE, STRAND. DURING LENT, EVERY WEDNESDAY AND Fill Y. K. D. F. WALK ICR Ims the honour to on. noussee hie ASTRONOMICAL LECTURES or his TRANSPARENT ORRERY the EIDOURANION, the original Invention of his Father, Mr. Adam Walker. Since last year it has bees etinsidentbly enlarged and beantified. IeIIIIIIIOeFICO On FRIDAY, February I, ISIS, at Sever precisely THE NRXT of KIN (if any) of JOHN BARTTSTA, late heloatring to the Merchant Ship Manhole (caps. niwbbii), deceased, by applying to Mr. Owen, No 3, Bell yirel, Doctors' Commons, may bear of ownething to their advantage. Thi4 any is published, ni om Volume 4to with fifteen Plots*, 4/.21 A ccou NT a VOY AGE or DIS C OV E RY CIL to the WESTERN. COAST of COREA, awl the GREAT 1.00 EIIOO ISLAND By ('.plain BASIL HALL. R N. F.R S Printed for Julio Thirrriy, Albemsele.street Yei.terday a very numerous Meeting, o tleinen who have keen actively engaged ing relief to the distressed seamen, aid, metropolis wus la few drys ago crowded. • • at the King's Head, in the Poultry, fc pose of discussing the question of the ul postd of those claimants upon the puhl and of deliberating upon other matter Hunt.; U.—Pit U.—Gallery 2..—Upper ditto, Places may he takeu on Thursday and Fridty.—Tlic Theatre is reinliered waran.—Particulars in future Advertise "tents. A CARD. THE Nohi Ii ty vend Gentry/ nre reopectrully ne quniated, thst MRS. COOK, the Lady exhibited i■ the Strand as the This dsy is published, price Is. 6J. B RITONS! AWAKE to DEFEND YOUR RELIGION and YOUR LAWS. Ry • CIVILIAN of Orirl C.111.4.e, Oxford, Auditor of • Pamphlet. entitled, " Ref,une the WAtchwor.l of Kevolutintl" Printed fur J. iht t l i and, Duokseller to the Qua., Priem Atty. %fit) the unremittr s a efforts of the Como' The LORD MAYOR. ou taking the 4 hearing the statement of the advaintcces nireudy resulted from the plow ad.,la , Commuter, declared that hie most sai toectattotni had tern exceeded, and that Attendance is given, as mold, at the Mike of the 'theatre, from Teo to Fora (Rainless excepted ) Thera are a few examen's is the Danciag School. Vivant Rex et Rams ! T lIR .4 Mr -R0 Vdtt L. DRURY-L.4NR. ritHl% EVENING. SATURDAY. Jan. 31. I thew Illajeweite !Imelda will perform a new Ward Histuriesil Play. calm I{I(7II4RD. DUKF OF YORK; WONDERFUL GIANTESS, will. for the Accommodation of Ladies and Gen;torten. he removrrt to a frameable Room, Slli, Plot aDILLY, nett 111.11 r hi the Royal Mumma. and Near the Mayoral WI, wham, ender the Protection of Mr. Coot, hey Ho•briorl, she will be Exklbisell It iv Piperfluow• to ad.), that every Perron who has seem this extraoritiiiiiry Pernele, are ant only astonished, but brelsl) (ratified at her very tall, yet ins and proportionate Fiesere, possessiat alas • mud tuterestine Countenance. joined with treat Coneiesceission and Gond Nature, with all doubt who have seen and conversed with lier. brielier 313gistrates felt, in the eivettinotance of the gicat quantity of disagtreable daily employment that hail been taken off their hands', the utmost confide/we or tucces•. His LoMsfsifirseid, he re y.•iced to have this opportunity of declaring what he knew would go fouls to the public, to when' the intelligence was due, that the Cuttunater had the highest claims .pun their gratititcle,iii:l t libl tv it mow a very short time those wretclivd-looking bei n gs, who added to the numbers of alllittiiag objects in the streets of London, would be dillused of be yond the probability of a iclapse into that unhappy condition. This day is published), pries lisTie Ow nest Volume, - with Two illustrative Plates, Ilse Third FAition of Plt AC I'ICAI, OBSEItVATIONS on TE LESCOPES, OPEIIA-GLASSES, and SPECTII CI.ES. Or. Ike CONTENTION of YORK and LANCARTER. Principal Gunmen/Ir.—Mr Ken', Mr- Holland, Mr. PA.pe, Mr. Keen, Mr. Kenn, Mr. Wale', Mr. Roe, Mr. Ben- Mr. I.lWick, Mr. BaruarJ, Mr. Knitln, Mr. Varky, awl Mix. Glower. By W. EITCHINER, SID. Printed for annutiel !heater, No. 15, Paternoster-row; and bold by Al the Booksellers and Optteiatta. As," w hich (3,1 time), a New Melodrama, in Iwo title, called THE TURRET CLOCK. The Music by M.. C Lsazs Prineiril Characters by Mr. Cattle, Mr R. Phillips, Mr. Penh", Mr. Harley. Mr. Powell, Mr. fixberry, Mr. F P ca,.k., Mr. Smith, M►. J. Smith, Airs Ircrs, Mr/ Marlowe, and Mu. Alaap. Tli,. aro Melo-Drama of The Turrrt Clock, will be re- Vretrl every Freeing till farther 11111 l re. tin Mon Jay, Kiri Richard the Third' Riag RichorJ, 31, Krim. . _ che has jest attaiiie.l her Seventeenth Year, and stands *early Six Peet Six likhes i• Height. Jai Published, elegant's minted and hot-pressed, and ailapkil fur Militia. THE PATRIOTIC LE I . TER nr EARL SEFTON (with adapted Comments) to R. WA ITH MAN, Elignire, enel.sing a Draft fur One Hundred Guineas, for the ReneAt of the Family of Mr. HONE; will, a correct List of Ow Special Juries who all nobly defeat%thr united P.lforts of Crown Lawyers and Three stiecessive Trials, shielding themselves lablithlis Garb of Religion!! Published by 10. P. Rogers, 174, Sloane-street, ; and W. Wailing, 409, Strand, ; and sold he flooLsellers, Newsnien4e iie Town and Count rite 9d. and sin Draw inrhiper, Is. each. sa. Ott Tuesday, The Mountaineers : Ortnvisn. Mr. Kean. .► Grand Trick Play, in thrre :11.1N ill be called The Mink of Ahydus (ititerspeiscil weds Ma me, mud rounded entirely upon the Poems of I Aril Ilrtite, will be pruduced, for the Aral time, uu Thursday next. ANNF. OF SWANSEA'S NEW WORK. riseATUR.ROVAL, COI'EN7WiAIiDAN. rriiis EVENING. SATURDAY, Isis. 31, will be acted, Ilse Musical Plry of GUY NIANNERING; OR, THE GIPSY'S PROPHIXY. Colonel Mmwterins, Mr. Abbott ; Henry Bertram, Mr. Brabant, in which character be will introduce, in Aet 11. IN Irish Melody, and "The 11,ght was awe-obit: o'er me"— and in Art 111. Brwee's Aahlreas ha hi* Amy, "Scuts i‘l‘a liar we Wallace bled."—Doni ativ tisitipiton, 11 r. 1..•100; Daudie Dinwinnt, Mr Emery; Dark Hatternirk, Ma. Tokrly Gilbert Glossa.), Mr. Blandiard. Laity Bet bato. Miss Stephens; Meg Merrilies, 118. Egerton 'to gluten *ill be added (31st Hate), n new Pnntoinimc,ealltil HARLEQUIN GULLIVER; OR, TH C. FLYING ISLAND. Gulliver (afterward. Ilar!equip). Mr Bologna, thr King of Larpota (mites wank. MusitalooW. Mi. Nuristan; I~aadrauh. own., Linsl Chancellor of Lapetu (idaerwar,l4 Cloww). Mr. Geianskti The Princes, Ithunibuidifia (after- M OM F. Pennell. The urw (;rend P4I4iI.IIiiIIIV, called Harlequin Coll . :eel, The Flying bland, will be repealril veer," Evening. hi Moisilav, the Play of The Point of Honour, and Buiiilki.ier Frt ioao._ . Artaxerxeii; after wli;eli will be proolorcil, a iww Mrio-Drrirwa., calk.' The llloth own Traveller, or, Ibe 1. , ,atr0 of Katart._ . . . . The sew Tragedy of Fasio will ha produced on Thursday. N E"' Iwgins 4th MAttclt. tivarlv root) Tick.... mow be Maws., and tile Find Drawn iz.• • 11l fl crivr 5,0001 more. Firti /10111 n Blauk will have Forst. Pipe. of Olil Port, Prizes drawu will heal! Capital., TAIL:111. PIPES OF PORT 11'1NF., Ini.irles the Sawa.. wohlreil Oipiials—Tlmre 30,0011 i ! Ai: sterling Mustey.—No Stock Prises. 110,4.0 f Drairing.--Nui 1 tat tool) Ll 9 In 0 I Sidersih only LA 7 0 MARTIN & Co. $, Cot ushill, and 110, Mford4dreet. The Pol.lie cannot (41 to arlawmbrr, that NI ART IN AL 11. 1 .118. Ow Two 1.4.1 Contract*. of 21000/ 10,0001. 2,01'0/ and in n former Cuoiract,llw norivallral 40,000/ 17 V TON, Stock-Broker, '2, Corololl, return. hie grateful Adults few the favours of his Friendv, re. mired for spurt than Twenty Years past, and most revprct folly prevents Owns with the heads of the Scheme of the New Year's Lowry, which he Hatters himself seed only be seta to he generally approve4l:--Tbere are Three Grand Prises of 70,0001 each, which, with the 97 other Capitals, will he all paid in Sapling Money The Drawing begins the 4th of March, aad the First-drawn Blank, on each day, will be en titled to the proportion of 12 Pipes of old Port Witte in exchaage, h.r 1,000 Years, or longer if required ; full rehis‘ of which may be had gratis, at 2, Cottaamt., wit. re every iirserlinintl of business is the Public Funds is faith fully 1.311%1(.111—The different variaUuu. an all the GoVerli. Mewl Sara • .s, may be kosowis a. above every hour. INTRINSIC A DVANTAGL%. G. ‘1 EBB. :041.-BruLtr, 1. efiRSIIIILL, and 17, LUDGATE STREET, ballot iuvats.thly fousi.l that A PLAIN SCIIE111:, . .1 whirl all the Prizes are Sterling Money, to he that most hi pureed by Adventurers, feels great sate , fsetioa in Meows. uuvding 1.0 llkir Ponce the PR/ACNE ST4TII. LOTTERY, Ti hegin iiviwisiz 4th of M A lI.CII. eanlassling Otte H I li q D CAPITALS, an 66666 which are TI EE Grand Prize , of .1. 30 ,0 0 t , s ~ 1 11 Ihr 'mist proportion of smiler Prise., all to be paid In Steeling Money; and, as as ilonr.xioun 1,. the Schrum is wholly indemmleut of it. inil in addition to lie fall , visiont of Money Prisvi le bq paid by Goverument), TWELVE I'l I'ES pottr WINE. - • xlll be presented to the Holders of TURKU BLANKS in Ibis tomortlisu:—To the bit Blank,lst Day, Foust Films :—Tts 0, 14 Wank, 2.1 Day, Foust Pipe.:-To the Ist Blank, 3 4 Idnv , Euvw PUNKS. The Wine sway be selected by the I,, shvidnal Holders of those Rlaiiks from the Stork Of any Rerdwisit they please, and Shares, of coarse, will re- Ibrir exact piuportniu. t.i.l iu miter to give Ibe most complete satisfaction, the 'el, ramp!, and favourite mode of drawing, will 'ow Tied a n Sidi .imp/e, as there are no claws, every ' uI b drum simply from the Wheel, tech number at once la .] if 'Ulm fly tlecaling Ida ow a fair and ono tither. Jul:tie and Shares are on sale in grant variety at t" EBB'. luilunnlr Other., 9. f'tIRNHILI., and 17. LUDGATE STIIIEET. And %hen it is stated as an Ilarinitr..Vcrlllole that during "' TwOve Years only Five oar% of .e:1 11 ,ono Ls,- kern ' , hared in England, and hint - Unary of tho,-, nee by WEBB—lie trusts iltit hi. (lilies ill be 1.4%.n,•. %Ali an increased portion ul public patronage on :ilk per eat ',erasion, fur be anticipates the pl • friends the Three jll,OOOl. Prizes in the pit stilt Scheme. NEW LINENA, WITH THE PREVENT IM PROVEMENTW IN FLAX. AND THE PATENT IMPERIAL. TWINE citurrlNG CLOTH NIILIAHD must reatirctrolly infesting& the Of • Nobility, Families, and the Pol.lir, the new IRISH LINENS. with the present Impinvemem, in the preparation of Film winch gives them great durability, are Kidd, ',tamped wilt, its peculiar mid, in I *As and 4•41 b., and also in line 5 4th. and 6-4tlis for Sheeting. viol Pillow Loren., as his Warehouse, No 16, Clowpaid. ezelusirelty. The Patent Twine Cloth (made purely 4.f Foreign Cotton alone, by gleam) desivaide for its tuodocivenras to health in hot and elvi.extahle Climate., and Air its economy, bring muck mope rt. .r ill durability. fa' to every other kind of Shirting Cloth, whether British Of India, is wild in entire Boxes mid by the Piece, regularly stamped, fr to per yard and upward, as ;dime, and at uo other Howie. French Cambric, of the choice Valenciennes Fabric, and Cambric HautlkErchirfs with a bite bordero, peculiarly desirable for quality and• price. MIILARD, Patentee, Imparter of French Cambric% and French Lace, No. 16, Cherry/side. CITIF OF DUREIN TONTINE. THE stt itsvit it ERs It. LIFE AN ALNIiITIF.tt 41Fanfrd tw lbl COR4ATION of the CITY of DUBLIN, the 24111 ttly of Jere, 17741, whit nre to he land their !wriest in London, way rrerive HA LF-A YEA R'S ANNUITY, doe al chrif.lartalpiat. by applying to Mr. William' e i mm i , z i sami . No. 2. Grrat St. HAW", Boding's. trite-atreet, EVERY WERNESDAV, fsoin Tao "nivel' till Two. The Sobserilier% to !wing with them their Bonds, and a Certificate of the Las It is rr crested, thit in Ealge of death, Notice mss be Riven as abuse, fur the future &meth and Regulatiuu of each utlim..srrity AND CABINET MANUFACTORY, Nos. 13, 114, and 17, COW-rine more, Strand. ( t. ) R . usnt t . te N ,s to .. n b e A ility, and 1 E . 1 1 ( .. 5 .. I: e n v d , l ee n t n il: . rrtornl, they have jigs, completed a hew arrangement, and Mask Cleat alterations, for the purpose swirly of disposing of ills ir very extensive stark (not 1141 public auction, but in the instal way of trade), at any rellisend prices, in order to mike room for an entire trees styk of articles, with (rest improvements and several new martin (((( ; additional ammo ants are taken into the colleen, ' who will daily annul to extent,. orders to any asnonnt. In a few months, as a change is shout to take place in the flint, the ‘Vaseruoms of this extensive establishment will exhibit no entire new *elec. r furniture lee A new pins of economy and di. lixeuce, will be vended at mods lower prams than ever. For the East and Weal loans, awl all other funny' parts, it is 111 l ,versally allowed no nisnufactory lon ever excelled Morgan and &stolen's. GIOCIETY for tlw SUPPRESSION of MEN. ►.7 inciTY, Crows' isisel Atirhor Tavern, Joisionry 31), ISIN . AI a %lime of Ilie C Mt. 116. day ; JONATHAN HARRISON, lisq. io the Clo.tir. Amount of Sulrwri rt ioss. advertised.. £2,259 0.1. L. a Jacl Eat:marl, E.ri 1 1 P. S. 2 2 B. Z 1 1 - Werresilcs, E-q. 1 1 ;theeneas Po 11.4 2 0 Farr, COI Lett, and Eileahorungh S 5 Robert Bvrelay, Fag 21 0 Evq 10 10 Dave,' Barclay, Foal 10 10 Gurney Barclay, Esq. 10 10 E R. Wilbr.thasti, raq. bI.P. • - 10 10 -- Merck E.q. 5 0 Me v. Marcie b At Wally and Co.'r 1. M. Smith, Esq. 5 0 Mo.s Smith 1 I Nlis'a E. Smith 1 1 Ilmakryinkl Ilankey & Co. 10 10 P. J. C. Meyrr, (3J'sutrerip ) 2 0 At Grote and Cu.'s Mrs. M Danlosa 5 0 Mixx Ware Mr. John Ware s. 2 2 2 2 A. S., J.Pris int fled Co 's J. F. lie C. 9. 9 0 Al Goslings and CO!, N. Wright, Esq. 181 0 Major-I. Were Watson I I Mrs. Watson I At Glyn soul Co 'a Mrs. Strveloon 3 3 At Hoare and Cu 'a R. Dronal, Es q. 5 5 Al lite Stock Exchange. T.l; D. 2 2 N.:11 liughschilth, F.aq. 10 10 At Birch awl CAv's Mr. Grounie I 1 Mrs. Grorriuc 1 I At Marten, Call. and Co.'s 1 0 Cmitain Powell 1 1 Xll,. W. Powell 1 At Mercies soil Co.'s Miss F. H. Richard■ 1 0 Al Hopkiesoon said Co.'s W. 'fermis% IC I4 I. 2 2 At J and Co 's Mr. Blannrr, p.r Mr. Illsenens•A I It Al Drnmninn.l anti Co.'s S H. Brown, Eq. b Dr. G. P. Morn* 3 3 At Coutts •nd Co.'s John Brown, E•q. 1 5 Al Sir W Curtis and Co :s J. Ilav ker, Esq. I 0 Mrs. Wegg 19 0 A Cavalry Officer I I 1.3./y Caroline Murray 5 Al Snow, Randy, and C•.. 0 Mrs. Ware 5 5 C. H. Ware, Emu 3 • Snb.eri ptinuq vr .11 hr rerrived by 311 Ibe Bankers; tot Lloyd's; the Stork I:•elmuee; and el thr Crown and An chor, Swann, where the Committee velvet every lA , s, at Ttvt W. H. BODKIN. Hon Sir. EnllArl it--I:nr t , S. A Conibcritlic, E•ii." read r• S. A. Cuntbvtletlze, t: , q•" 2/ 2v. At 114outerir and Co.'s The Countess of Rid uur 5 This tbs. are psiblisheli c io five large cols. price 111. 79. 6J. SECRE N IN EVERY MANSION; or, 'Elie Surgeon's mrmormolons Book.. By ANNE OF SWANSEA. _ _ , Anther of " Cantivian Pictures" CI ley or an Illus. maws Cutivictiuu"." Gonna " Seery. Astor-re," Scc Prialsil fur A, K. Mittman awl Cn. Lea.knhall•stiett. Titr follAwista will :spritr this Syrinx VEILED PROTECTHESN; or, the Mystei was Mother, Mrs Write, 4 rule. GENEVIEVE; or, The Orphan's Visit, by M.. Byron, Anchor of the " Buralerers"—" Asli.Dvlphine," &c. 3 vuls. I)UNETHVIN; or, The Visit to Nan•, 4 vobi. BANDIT CHIEF, or, Emits of Vivino, a Romance, .4 vols. 11 OMAN ; or, 111 r Maxims, • Sketch, 2 vols. LIVER COMPLAINTS AND BILIARY DERANGE- M ENTS. This day is pailisbed, the Steam, Aiitlou, ceesidetahty enlarged, to Ivo. price 7s. bitards, FACTS and OBSEHVATiONS nn LIVER COMPLAINT'S, sod tinate various and extensive de. rangentenis of the Cosistituti tttt t arisiag from Hepatic [ere igulartty and Obsireic ; depicting the Stoureos ulnas kad to a Mmind State of the Doctitive Ostrans ; with Practical Remarks tin the different Properties of the Hillary and Gas tric Sceretiosas, and upon other important p is essential to Health ; presoribinz a new and successful Mode of Treat ment, illustrated by 11111111C10111 Cases, being the result of an extensive experience in carious climates, particularly di rected to these Diseases; addressed orally to the Invalid as to those ‘f the Profession. By JOHN FAITHHORN, Formerly Surgeon in the Hon. Emi India Company's Service. lAnidoso : Printed fur L o ngman, Huro, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Patrulocter-row. DOCTOR FII.4NKLIN. An iotereoing NVork, iu quarto, cont ' ' g the Memoir:. of IbuN great snail, been ,just Wr reconiniend the following extract to the unto lion of our Legislator% sFEECII OF DR. FRANKLIN IN THE CONVENTION ON THE SLIIJECT OF SALARIW4 SlR—it is %%111i f1:111C1311Ce that I rise to express a ditapptokition of any one aitiele of the plan, fur whirl► or are so much obliged to the honourable Gentleaseila who laid it before us. From its first reading I have borne a good will to it, and in gene ral wished it SUCITtIe. Ili this particular of salaries to the Executave branch, I happen to differ; anal us any opinion may appear new and chimerical, it is only from a persuasion that it is right, said from a sense of duty that I hazard it. The Committee will judge of my reasons when they have heard theta, and their judgment may possibly change . I think I see iticonveniencies iu the appoint mein of salaries, I see none iu refusing them, hut, on the coots-airy, great advantages. Sir, there are two passions which have a powerful influence in the affairs of men. These are ambition and ararice ; the love of power, ami the love of money. Separately, each of these lass great force in prompting men to action ; but wheal united in view of the same object, they have in many it . i ttt Is the most violent effects. Place before the eyes of such meal, a post of /mower that shall at the same time be a place of pro/it, said they will move heaven and earth to obtain it. The vast number of such places it is, that renders the British Govert►tnent .so tempestuous. The struggles for them are the true souice of all those factions which are pea ire tI111111). 1111,1dihig the nation, distracting its councils, hurrying it sometimes hallo fruitless and mischievous wars, tool often !wiling u submission to dts •lMnnuruhle terms of peace. .tad of what kind are the yawn that will strive fair this p►utitable pre-eminence, through all the hustle of cabal, the heat of contention, the iialialite mutual abuse of patties, tearing to pieces the best of cha racters ? It will hot lue mile wise aiiii moderate, the Int tr. of !mace and good order, the meal fattest for the titi..t. It will be the bold 31111 thrviolent, the urea of strung imprimis anal iiidr fatigable ;tensity tat their selfish pursuits. These will thrust that se! ves into t, our government, and he tour rulers. And thew, too, wall be mistaken to the expected happiness of their situation ; for their vanquished competitors of the same spirit and from the same motives, win perpetually be endeavouring to dis tress their administration, thwart their meesuses, sod render them odious to the people. Besides these evils, S'r, though we oily set out iti the beginning with moderate salaries, we shrill find that such will not he of long eon . i .... mice. Reasons will never Ire wanting for proposed twig. pirittitions ; and there sill MIWKVI he a party fur giving more to the titters, that the rulers may be aide in return to give mine to them. Hence, es till history itilorms us, there has hero its every state and kingdom, a constant 'mod of warfare between the govertong and the governed ; the one shittog to obtain more for its support, and the other to pay less. Ahd 'Ohl has Aube oectisionerf great convul sions, actual civil wino, ending either in Jethro ll ioo g of the princes or enslaving of the people. Gem.- rally, indeed, the ruing power carries its 'mint. and we see the revenues of princes constantly Metros. tog, stud we see that thee are lieVer satislied„:"Si.! always in want if more. The more the people are discontented with the oppression of taxes. the greater steed the prince has of to distribute among his partisans,a n d pay the troops that are to suppress all resistance, and euithle him to plunder at pleasure. There is scarce a king in a hundred who would nut, if he could, follow the example of Pliaroali— get find all the people's money, then all their lands, Atill theikunike them and their children servants for ever. .h will be said, that we du trot propose to estah4sli. kings.—l know it; but there is a natural twit ktion in mankind to kingly goversimesit. It ilMiattimill relieves them from aristocratic dominos tioo. They had nailer have one tyrant than fire hundred. It gives more of the appeariiiice of equality moon:: citizens ; and that they like. I sin appiehei,sive, therefore—perhups ton appre hensive—that the goveritinent of these States play in future times end in u ininisrcliy. But this catastrophe, I think, iniv be lung delayed. if ill our proposed system we (knot sow the seeds of con tention, factiou, and tomb by making our posts of honour place s of ! nog If we d o , I fear that i ii i though *e employ at h t a saintlier mid not a single person, the number will in time be set aside ; it will only nourish the firms of a king (as the Iltniourabie Gentlemen from Virginia very aptly expressed it), and a kill will the sootier he set over us. It may he imagined by some that this is an Uptonian idea, mid that we can never find men to serve 11, in the executive department, without pay ing them well for their service.. I conceiveshis to he a mistake. S exist's% facts interne them selves to nie, which incline me to a contrary opinion. The High Sheriff of a county in Eng land is au honourable office. hut it is not a profit able' one. It is rather expensive, and therefore' trot sought for. But yet it is executed, awl well xecuted, and usually by some of the principal Gentlemen of the county. In Fiance, the office olCounsellor or Member of their Judiciary Parlia ments, is more honourable. It is therefore pur chased at a high price ; there are indeed fees on the law procveding , , which arc divided among them, but these free do not amount to more than three per cent. on the sum paid fur the place. Therefore as legal interest is there at five per cent., they in fact pay two per cent. for being allowed to do the judiciary Nosiness of the 'potion, which is at the seine time entirely exempt from the burden of paying them any sularies for their services. Ido not, however, mean to recommend this as an eligible mode for our judiciary department. I only bring the in stance to shew that the pleasure of doing good mod serving their country, and the respect such con duct entitles them to, are sufficient motives with some minds to give up a great portion of their time to the public, without the mean inducement of pecuniary satisfaction. Another instance ; ; ‘,. tliait of a respectable society. who have made the. experirnent, and practised it with success 110 W more than a hundred years—l mean the Quakers. It is an established rule with them that they are not to go to law, but in their controversies they must apply to their monthly, quarterly, and yearly meetings. Committees of these sit with patience to hear the parties, and spend lunch time in composing their differences. In do ing this, they are supported by a sense of duty, and the respect paid to usefulness. It is hoi 1111 l ruble to be so employed, but it was never made profitable by salaries, lees, or pro quisities. And linked in all eases of public *el Mr, the less the profit the greater the I To bring the miller nearer home, have we not seen the greatest and t important of our office*, that of General of our armies, executed for eight years together, without the smallest salary, by a Patriot whom I will nut now offend by any other praise ; and this through latigues mid distresses in with the other brave men his military friends and companions, and the constant anxieties peculiar to his stat ? and shall we doubt findito,; three or four men in all the U n ited Stairs, with public sutra enough to bear sitting in peaceful comic' I, for perhaps an equal term. merely to preside over our civil concerns, and see that our laes are duly executed ? Sir, I have a better opinion of mir country. I think we shall never be without a sufficient 'lowlier of wise and good men to undertake and execute, well aid faithfully, the office in questioo. Sir, the saving of the salaries, that may at first lie proposed, is not an object with u,e. The "oh setistriit mischiefs Of proposing them are what I ap prehend. Alla, theisi ' me, it is that I iiic.ve the eweatimeht. If it is not seconded or iv cepted. 1 iii net be contented with the bati,t.,ct 1111 l of having delivered my oi li ll ion frankly, and dinie any duty. Mao is prone to perpetioste bis mime. To this end our Minister, or some oNe in desperate eircuut .tauces. hsr liit ou liantirt's expedient—'• There's 110 PC II ;mat non's memory may outlive bis life hill IL year : but by'r lady s he must bsild Cauacilts them." The principal arrangements, which are upon scale more extensive than the . public have ima gined, may be collected from so much of the pro ceedings of yesterday us we 'feel justified iu de scribing. Capt. FRANK LAND. previously to the commence ment of the discussion upon the specific object ast the Meeting-, mentioned that some seamett. 'who had pensions of 111. and 16/. a yeuri were found begging in the streets ; those certaiuly we►e not entitled to participate in that which A , Aqs iotruttrd for the relief of the distressed; on the (votress', they merited punishment, which lie trusted the Lord Mayor was authorised to inflict. The Loan MAYO& repented the assurance be had made before, of a determination to resider all the assistance in his power, by the appreliensidis of such mendicants, and the disposal of them accord nig to law. Captain FRANKLAND said, it was supposed by some that the comae of his complaint origims•ed or the want of vigilance upon the rot of the Police Officers, and perhaps in the want of manifested in taking blib-s to permit the soliciting of eharily. The LORD MAYOR said, he had su•l•eeted that an understanding of that kind existed between some of the Police Meets and the begging seamen. He had told the former that he wiiiil4l imdantly suspend any person goilty of such base conduct ; and he assured the Committee that em itting should change that intention. The object of the Meeting was theu brought forward. The statement laid before the :Veering compre hended the following important filets : There are now in the River six ships for the trie of the healthy seamen, and one hospital ship. They are captble of receiving 1,400 men. One thousand and Arty-one have been already received on board. One Imildred and ninely-seven of those havo been disposed of effectually—some in lam:haws' service, and others in the navy. There are in attendance upon the sick, u Surgeon, and two Assistant-Surgeon., pail by the C One Physician, Dr. Rankin, of the Eist India Company's Service, attends gratuitously. There are now on hoard eight hundred and fifty. nine, all of whom, with the exception of about ten, have been serving in the navy. The men certainly tit for service do not amount to less than FIVE HUNDRED. But four death* have taken place duce the ships were fitted out for the reception of the men. About HO have been cured of the itch. Those applicants for relief, whotu it was impossible to ac commodate at the commencement and during the prodigious influx of seamen in the *hips, the work house, and other placesl, were supplied with three pence each nod a fourth of a qua, tern loaf every day. Orders have been given for several days past to the officer of the Abundance, receiving ship, to take all seamen who apply on board lor examisiation. There is a regulation which was adopted very prudently when the plan was Fropoted, that sio person who had an infectious disease 61 , oki!d be ;of. mated amongst those poor fellows, ..i:o.•e poverty *objected them to trials enough. .ilier conduct• adopted by the Committee, upon fi:oling :bat there were grounds for apprehensions of this kind, is to give au adequate provisirn to the diseased, aini e: „.. elude him from all intercourse with those who, would in all probability be gicut auffeters by the communication. _ _ _ In the account laid before the Committee foreign seuinell were out folgutteu. It was stated that there were 59 foreigners, besides thoee of colour, who amounted to 49; and there was au unsn i mni ,.. declati.tion, that noise who could not lie provided with clops, asol who were not very acceptable in their own countries as claitnants upon 'Allelic sup. wit, in consequence of haring fought fur Fogland, should be considered in the light of E ng lishm en . There appeared in a Sunday Paper r letter in which the conduct of the Col 11111 l tree was attacked. The letter was noticed upon this occasion, And dared to be a most gross falsehood. It relatril the application of a black man for relief, which it asserted was denied, mid contained some comments upon the cruelty stated as having accompanied that dental. Th. re appeared a very general fveling of indignation iittiutigst the Connnittee aga.tic the au. thor of the 'instatement. Whatever attacks i hey might be subject to ('role titis;l ou the parts or other.. or el rmir upon thetas, they couipatulated theatt.thrs 4;