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,~ `.ir IF .... • • g .. f‘ • • . - I. , . :: ii .'). 9 1- 1 )' l, ' - 1 E ; ..\ \ 7.. h i t i o .ii ~ , "7 74 ,i 1.- , , .., - 1 01 , 1 1) .1 .. 31. '41 4%1 _,-._- ..-.._-___, • t _2 p j I f --7 #: 0 it 0 :-- . 4 ,,, ,, .. ... ~. , ~ 1 1 '' ; ell lar • i 4. 1 . ,,, ' ‘-‘: ' .-- - h,, % \ . v .... rez- .-,,,,,, • inll' t \ - • Ili 11\ NUAltEit (3'115.1 WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER, 2, 1812. EPRiCF, 'SIXi)EN'Ci:7I.I--At,PPENN'tf.. NEW PUBLICATIONS. THEATRE OF ANATOMY, GREAT WINDMILL ' STREET. STATE'S F ft SA LE. FOR T . AXIL WILSON and Mr. CHARLES BELL, will begin the NV INTEIL CM..IRS of LECTUILES AT lon ANOMY, PHYSIOLOGY; - PAT r4OLOGY, and SUB, V3l 7 ltY, (ni THTIh.SDAY, October the First-, at Two v'elocl;. ST. 1 , 4F.0T5,, NUNTIN.G.);.SIIIIIF,. SE:.‘,T OF WAIL IN RUS3IA. This Day was publir.lied, On Four late Sheet:, each She::: th: - 4._! Feet, by two Feet Inches, price, unthountz,i, Two Pounds 'i'w S!liDingq, or in a Caie, or on Rollers, Three Pounds Thret NEW MAP Of the SEAT. of WAR in ti:c .1 - NO itTIiENN part of ELTItOPE ; cornprehentane - Den- Swedea, Norway, the .3a1 . 6c Sea, Germany, Prui,:ia, Poland, Switzerland, part of Fi•aaiee, and the whole Empire. Bu . f:LJ:s TO Br. SOU) 131" Auc;rioN, BY 'Aressrs. 11A UNA R0•11 , ) , ,i It C.:(; Cross Key'!,-ltra., 4G. Nec t , oiimo:\ DAV, snpv. MR EDITOR; A Plan of the Cotwe fluty b had, by applyint; at toe f oea ire, or at Mr. Bell's dwelling-horse, '„iolio-$quare, auy morn ,rlg from Nine o'clock, until Twelve; As I 'know you area fii'cruLt6 the rianufacL turers of, this country, I ftin perivaded that volt will readily promott-,b wilatcvor tcul advaurt•q:;;:: - • Jet Eltin-va, . IN :.'it. - S,rElt.Al, IXYl',', 1111()St•- ELIGIBLEe E:STATE, in. the Parish . • of St. N cot:, of a rum . ery r, .14 r x —r rry W A PO : 7 ; , undeniable - n and it , Security, - Yon not Twu Years. No usurious Offers will tui accepted. Letters (post-paid) addressed for B. H. Post-Office, King's- Toad, Chelsea, will be promptly attended to. Published Stockdule, Piccadilly. NEXT MONDAY. Contractor fOr the Lottery, re- T• spec:lf:llv advises - the Public to inake•their purchases at his Oihces, 4, CORNHILL, and 9, CHAIVING CROSS, on or before MONDAY, as the LOTTERY begins on TUESDAY 311Qrning, when 20,000, A:23,000; 44a,000, iii Z:50,000, MAY 13,1 -7 4 GAINED BY A BLANK. 'lie Lowest Prizes are 22/. each, avid every Number will be drawn from the Wheel. -._ AZARD,_BUItNE, and Co. Stork-brokers, n-spettfully inform the Public, - that TicaErs and SHARES tor che.present STATE LOTTERY, are 6,1 Sale at their Office, No. 93, Royal Exe n A !l z ; , London. .. This Lottery consisting of oily 10,000 Tickets, will be Dras.‘..ii on the Bth of Next illaoth. The' Scheme contains Prizes to the amount of ./:100,000, exclusive of which Are Eight Additional Beneats, each consisting of iT , .venty Tickets, to be allotted to the Holders of the Four first-drawn Blanks. Price of a Ticket £2l 15• U Half ,". 11 6 0 1 Eighth ~CZ IR a Quarter.... ..... 515 0 1 Sixteenth - 9 6 *,,- 4. Letters, post-paid, duly answered, and Orders from the t ourrtry, accompanied with itemittanc.e, attended'to by return of Post. IGHARDSON, GOODLUCK, arid CO. re spectfully inform the Pubjic, that the STATF; LOT TERY, consisting 9f 10,000 Tickets, will all be drawn on TUESDAY, the sth of September; the Scheme contains the usual number of Capital Prizes, and the lowest Prize ;in addition to which, Eight Packets of Tickets are to be given to the Four first-drawn Blanks. • Schemes, with Particulars, . may be had '(gratis) at 'their Offices, the Corner of Bank-buildings, Cornhill, and facing the King's Mews, Charing-Cross ; where Tickets and Shares az: on Sale, in a variety of isinmbeis. RICHARPSON, GOODLUCK, and CO. -sOld in the Lot , geries inuvu since January last, the following CAPITAL • PRIZES,' in 125 Shares:* No. 3,486.... 1 ..I . th February.. 20,000 .5,518.... 80th April' lO,OOO 6,825.... 4th June lO,OOO 11,518. ... 30th April 5,000 6 i2i4 • • .. 4th June 3,000 11,433. ... awl) April - • 3,000 6,270.... 4th Jwsse. l,OOO _ of k3OO and 4 of £2OO. SINGULAR ADVANTAGEOUS STATE LOTTERY. 7,IIO.RNSBY and CO. StOck-brfikers, 26, Corn- , _ILA_ hill, be leave to mmind Weir _friends and the Pub-- Ik, that the LOfTERY ; is big with important Chances, and solicit their favours on the prosent occasion. The Drawing begins NEXT TUESDAY, the Bth of Sep tember. Only 10,000 Tickets.—A Blank may gain 50,0001. Orders by Postor 'Carrier executed on the same terms as if present. 1 - 10ILNSB Y and Co. have divided among their Friends up 'wards of Three Millions Sterling, which they trust is the best reeon.unendation for the future Favours of the Public. BYTON, STOCK - BKOKER, No., CORNHILL, and 18, Coi,entry street, recommends those who wish to adventure in the present singular and attractive Lottery, to be early in their applications for Tickets and Shares- at the above fortunate Offices, as it will be all drawn the tth of September.--.—BYTON thinks it necessary to apprize those of his Friends who may be disposed to tarour hint with their Commands ' that should a Ticket purchased at his Office be Drawn a Blank, it may, by the peculiarity of . the Scheme, gain a. sum of 50,000! SLATER'S PATENT COOKING APPARATUS. P LEMAITRE, sole Agent, takes the li • berty of inforining his Friends and the Public, he now exhibits tor sale the above Apparatus, at his Warehouse, 14, Castle -street, Holborn. It is the best Cooking Apparatus in -414 kingdom ; and the Host clean„ delicate, and' cheap mode of steaming, stewing, roasting, baking, broiling, and boiling. A Dinner for Two Hundred Persons may be dressed with less than a peck of coals. B. The Apparatus is generally in uuse, and ready for in spection from one to four o'clock., THE PATENT .IMPERIAL DINING-TA - BLES, and PATENT TRAFALGAR SIDEBOARDS nd DINING-TABLES, in one elegant Piece of Furniture, end upon Fire new different Plans ; the Patent Improved Sofa. Beds and Chair Beds; Brass-screw Four Post., and Tent Bedsteads, Furniture and Bedding complete ; • Portable Chairs, with several other new invented and unproved articles of furniture; also a general and very extensive assortment of Upholstery and Cabinet Articles for furnishing Houses com plete, ready ManufaCtured, where Families may select and furnish &whole House in a few days, avoiding the extreme inconvenience of waiting several Months in completing their Xstablishment. • , East and 'West India Articles, Army and Navy, &c. &c. by Morgan and Sapders, 1t and 17, Catherine-street, Strand, on terms the most moderate, for prompt payment. IVEIV . TOZ . ;'s DENTIFRICE is by far the mo s t pleasant of any Powder recommended for Cleansing and Beautifying the TEETH; it will be found to answer every end that a Tooth Powder can be reasonably expede4 to do, While it cleanses the Mouth of all inopure.and Icetid articles, it 'hitens the Teeth, Heals the Gums, and Ar glelps to Sweeten the Breath. Nothing is so great a drawback to Beauty as bad Teeth, nothi ng :ore offensive than foetid Breath ; Newton's Tooth. ow o 1. I, der, h the first Application, improves the former, ta , (l removes the latter, while by its a ntiputr e scent an d .alsatnic qualities it prevents decay, and removes all excres cences, ,Prepared by . 13. 11., Newton, and sold by his Agents, Messrs. Shaw and Edwards, 66, on the Footway, St. Paul's h ur " 1- , nearly opposite the North (jaw ift Boxes ai 9a. yar d each. - . 1.164. WINTEIZ,IN(.4IIANI, , ' with •collveniept Or,f-houses,• and upwards of _THREE HUNDRED und TW:i*NTY-SIX. ACRE.S of LAND, now in the Occupation , of the Executors of Mr. W. Flint, de ceased; . under a Leiise exp;ring Miciraelina, • I SU4 ; and a. large I)WELLING4IOUSE, with a MALTIN , .:I-01. , HCE, several BARNS, and 'oilier aiii tip.4.aitii of ONE IWNDRED - arid FORTY-S.EVEN AC :12,S LAND, now in the OccupatiAl of Mr, l'ep.per'corn, under w Leacse expiri<at Afiz.:haelrnas ICI4 ; 6:tally the whole of -whick Lands are contignOu3 to, and wilt b I;old 'W;th the Winter ingbain Farm; and several FREEIJOLD COTTAGES, and ..PARCELS •:V1:.E.61,10LD LAND rind Counnon Rights, now . in the Occupation of. different Perseus, and which will be flisided into severat Lots - . • - Further particular. 3 way be had by applying to Mr. WADE, l)tn ; Mr. lienjacnn Whim; of of Yox for, Suffolk; Mr. Pern.',S,)lieitor, Atnngtoti;C,tay.; - fidgeshire ;* or tile Anettoneer , , 'l'hax.ted, Emex. oescripttve Partretvars and Conditions of-Sale, may be had at the above places, and-also itt tb:•; 'bop, C,l7,nbridge; Georg:,. HuntingdUa; 'White 11;,;.- , .t; ; R;yston ; Sun, Itlggieswinle; 'the ib - incipa? az, St. Ives; at the place. of Sale, and at Messrs. Exley, Stocker, and I)aw sons, Furnivals-Erin,.tanadon. LAM ORGANSH IRE. FREEHOLD ESTATES, TO BE SOLD BY AecTIONr, By 'Mr. PHILLPOITS . ; At the Cardiff Arras, in Cardiff, on Thursday, the 10th day • of kleptviuber, 1812, 'at Ten o'clock in the .forimoon, and following day, in .cuss the -Salo is •not c.onipleted, con the 10th, IN FORTY-THREE LOrs, ONTAINI NG in the 10141 e. TWO. THOII - SAND aitd FORTY'IiEVEN ACP ONE ItOOD, 'and FIFTEEN POLES of Arable, Meadow, Pasture, and Wood Land, ..(lie samornor4 or le,s), the greas;st part of which is let to respeaahle,Tenants, at low rack rents, and the remaiudetgranted, on leasrs determinablewith one or two lives, mostly ,r;.'ry old,• in the parishes of Ewinos, - , Col winstone, • ',Langan, Liautwitt Major, Petinarth, , Citgan, Llandough, Lizadaif, Mirthir Moran, Lat,:ernock; \ St.- An drews, Llantrissera, lArrivoe, arid Eg . twysilan. Together with the MANORS or Reputed Manors of cOltlst- TOWN and WEST LANTWirf, and the Tithe Hay of the parish of Lautwitt Major. • Also the MANOR of PENNARTH, with several Farms and Lands, containing Seven Hundred and Two Acres, Three Roods, add Eleven Pales, of Arable, Meadow, Pasture, and Wood Land, (be the sense ntore or less), held of the Dean and Chapter of Bristol, for three lives; and the Presentation and Right of - Patronage to the Parish Church of Pennarth, with Lavernock annexed, dnring two lives. Nearly the whole of the EStates arc situate on the south of the Turnpike Road leading from the PasSagelo Swansea, on a verb line limestone, and possess many remarkably good si tuations for building, adjoining the Bristol Channel; The Tenants will slim the lots. --A Sketch Map, referring to the Particulars of the CorritoWn Estate, IU is 1 and 2, is .left with Mr. Edward Bowen,, of Corntown ; and of Pennarth Estate, Lot 20, with Mr. Jenkin Waters, of Tervitarth;:• . Pritsted"partieulars may be had at the King's Glou cester; Beaufort Arms, Chepstow; the Lush,Bristol ; at the Now Passage Houses; Westgate lnn, Newport; Cardiff Nrms, Cardiff; the Bear, Co\vhridge; the Mackworth Arms, Swansea; of Messrs: Oddie, Oddie, and Forster, Carey street, London ; of Mr. Brown, Solicitor, Cardiff; and , of Messrs. Webb, Webb, and Attwood, Salisbury., • AMERICAN REVIEW, N;) , , V. This Day wa published, price Cs. Tl•ie Fifth Nmxil)cr of ANIE'" (I AN REVIFIV of TIIIT.URY AI :I aiad T COr , TENls.—R , ,?:s4rt o Vic Frettch National Institlite on the Piugre3: of 1 - lit , :.ory, N , ..srei by Guethe.--Oltservations on Dt. (.'lane's TniVti3 i!1 bia Russian:—Ttach of the felililAwy Sy tens of Ftitnc . v, Ste. &c. &c. I'riatext for Lung:ma:l, Hurst, Rtcs, Orme, and Drown, Pai:eruu M. Richardson., lloyal Excba,:).Re. . COUNT RLiMFORD'S E,S7:4A - ruF. • Tilo• was published, prije ;Cour Sniiii:Ts, severctl PLAN:sr ',the EXCEI 4 LENT of COFFEE, nod the Art of nn it in the 'c perfection. by,BEN.I AMIN COUNT of RUMFORD, F.R.S. Printed for T:Cadell and W. Davies, Strand . . . - . Of whom may be 'had,. Essay XVI.—On the Management of Light 'in Illumina tion, together with an Account, of a New 'Portable Lamp, with Engravings. Second Edition, price 4s. .Essay NAIL—An Inquiry ctmceinin; the Source of the Light, which is inanin. , sted in the Cowfbustion of Inflamma ble bodies, 'gro. price ls.—Also, _ . 1. New Editions of • Count Rumford's .former Essays, in three.vols.Svo. price 11. lls. 6d. in boards. • ' 2. philosophical Papers; being a Collection of Memoirs, Dissertations, and Experimental Investigations, relating to various branches of Natural Philosophy and Mechanics, to 4ether with Letters to several Persons on subisects connected with Science and useful Improvement, svo. price lOs 6d. in boards. • BUCKLAND NEWTON, DOIISET. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,. By M. BAKER, At the Kinds Arms inn, in' oreliestcr, On Tuesday, the 270-of October ,next., at Three o'clock in the Afternoon, • ' IN TWO LOTS, On such Conditions as shall be then and there - produced; The FEE - SIMPLE and INHERITANCE 'of the following ESTATES : LOT I. A LL that the MANOR and 'LORDSHIP, .or reputed Manor and Lordship, of ARMESWELL',' and the capital MESSUAGE, TENEMENT,, and FARNI, called ARMI4.;SWELL FARM, with the Appurteim4ees, situatedyiug and being in the Parish of BUCKLAZ9) NEWTON, in the County of Dorset, now in the tenure or occultation of Thomas Cross, as• Tenant thereof, •consisting of a good Farm House, Out-houses, Barns,' Stables, and other necessary and con venient Buildings, a Garden and Orchard, well stocked with Trees, and about Four Hundred. .and Seventy Ades of. rich Meadow, Arable, Pasture, and Coppice Land. This Day was published, pici Six Shillings, rinHE .EDINBURGH REVIEW, No. XXXIX. CONTESTS. -A ZiPerie's Life . of John Knox.—Authentic Doetrneots re specting the late Political NegOciations.--eneral Malcolm's Political ilistory of India,—Duke of Sussex's Speech on the Catholic Question.-- 7 Sixth Report of the Afric4n institution. —Leslie's Elements of Geonietry.—Miss Edgeworth's Talcs of Fa,shionable Life, vots. - 4, 5, .6.—/tose.e and Merritt, on Parliaznvat..try - Reform.—Huber on Ants...,l-listory of the Barorncter.-Chenexix's Two Plays,—lloscat's Con.iidera tiotis on the War, and the Expediency or D.i.rigu of PO4:.c.— Brougham's Speech on the Orders in Couricil.-:—Qua;•terly Lint of New Plolication. Edinbor : .;ll: Printed fot'Areiribald Constable, and Co. Edin burgh, and White, Cochrane and Co. Fieet-itreet, London. _ Of whom maybe had, Complete Seta of the .Eilintturg,li . lteview, from its commence utunt, 19 vols. price 111. 17.1. 61 in bOards, or single Num ifers, price Six Shillirkv each. LOT 11. All that other MESSUAGE, TENEMENT and FARM, with the Appurtenances, called KNOAI(E otherwise KNOAKES FARM, situate, end being in the said Parish of BUCKLAND NEWTON, nosy also in the Occupa tion of the said Thomas Cross, as Teuant• thereof, consisting of a good Farm-house and Garden, Stables, and convenient Ont-hcuses,, and Seventy-two Acres of c:ccllent Meadow, Pasture, and Arable Laud. These Estates are situate in a Sporting Country on the Bor ders of the fertile Vale of Markin()bre, about Ten Miles from Dorchester,' Eight from Sherborne, and Fonr friar Cerise; and abound with Coppices and fine Oak,. Ash; . and Lim The Tenant's Lease expires at Lady Day, Isl.t, and at the other usual and customary times of quittnig Estatt.sin.those parts. (- The Purchaser will be entitled to the Rents and Pro fits from Lady Day, 1613. • o s t For a View of the Premises apply to the Tenant, and for printed Particulars of the Estates, at the Office of Mr. F. OAn.EY, of Dorchester, Attorney . at Law; at the Auctioneer's; the Farm House, at Armeswell; at the Principal Inns and Li braries in the Towns of Sherborni, Shaftesbury, Bridort, Blandford, Salisbury, and Exeter, and at Messrs. PEArisoss, Solicitors, Pump-court, Temple, London. HEUMATISMS, PALSIES, and GOUTY ' Al' FECVIONS, with their usual concomitants, Spasm, or flying Pains, Flatulency, Indigestion, and gene ral- Debility (originating in whatever sourve), are relieved and frequently cured by WHITEHEAD'S ESSENCE. of MUSTARD MI.S, after every other means had tailed. The FLUID ESSENCE of MUSTARD (used with the Pills-in those complaints where 'necessary) is perhaps, the 'most adive..penetrating, and elfeeluaLremedy in the world, generally curing the severest SP .:AIMS and BRUISES, in less thanhall the time usually taken by Opopleldoc, Argue busade, or any other Liniment or Embrocation ; and it used immediately after any accident, it prevents the part turning black. ‘VHITEHEAD'S FAMILY CERATE. is equally effi cacious for all ill-conditioned Sores, Sore Legs, Scorbutic Eruptions, Blotches, Virnples , Ringworms, Shingles, Rreakings out on the Face, Nose, Ears, and Eyelids, Sore and Inflamed Eyes, Sore Heads, and Scorbutic HumourS of every description. Prepared only, and sold by R. johnston, Apothecary, No. ;5, Greek street, Soho, London. The Essence and Pills at 2s. 9d. each ; the Cerate at is. lid. arid as. Sold by every Medicine Vender in the United liiigitotn. *** The genuine has a Black Ink Stamp, vvith 'tie name R. lohns ton inserted on it, This Day was published, In Octavo, price IQs. in boards, DRACTICAL OBSERVATIONS on ECTRO- It NUM, or EVEItS[ON of the EYE-LZDS, with the Description of a new Operaticn .f .Jr the Cure of that I>isease. On the Modes of forming an artificial rupil and on Cataract. Illustrated by coloure.c Eugravinp. , By WILLIAM ADAMS, Mtarib::r of the P.0y,.1 College of Surgren:l, London;" Oculist Extyaordinary to Itoyal . 1-lighne,s the Prince }lege ; Oculist in Ordinary to their ito)al Highnesses the - thakt.s of Kent and.Sassex ; and the la..e o.:ulist of the %Vett of England Infirmary icr curing 11 , seales of the Eve, iaqi tuted at Exeter. London: Printed for J. Callow, Medical Bookseller, 10, Crivan-court, Princes-street, S.jolio; E. Cox; Thomas's street, Borough; J. Rociwell,. 46, New Bond - street; Messrs. niyee: and Co. Edinhur:...r,b; ,and Messrs. Hod,;z:s aid Co. . . 'BV . THE KING'S ROYAL LETTERS,PATENT. GO,DI.IOI.D's V EG ETA ALE B .LSAM FOR COUGHS, _ -: • , CONSUMPTIONS', AND A STIIM AS.. -. IHIS Medicine has now been established for nearly thirty years, and is allowed, fruni . cosisuitarnai 1 of- many eminent Physicians, ti) be the only i!l - ri,:,,,;i ,05 re. medy to be depended.upon for curing the above complaints, upwards of to,oeo manuscript certificates of sorpriSing cures, from , the greatest respe'dahility, may he seen at the Proprietors, as under, and with such a noble and distinguish ed patronage, as no Other ,Medicine hasever been honoured .with, This Medicine has .never been known to fail when taken on the first attack, on which account the following Nobility recommends it to be kept M all Families : • The Most Noble the Marquis of Lothian, the Right lion. Viscount Dudley and Ward, the Rion mn. Lords Macdo. nald, Grantley, .Forteseue, and Montford, the'. Right Hon. late Vlscountes - s Dudley .and Ward, Dowagers Crantley, Falmouth, ;Ind' Fortescue, Lady Appreece ; Sirs hatters . Blake, Edward Newnham, lohn Coghill, and George. A rm_ strong, harts. ; Generals Doyle and Drouly ; Colonels Baker, Dehath, Lenox, Sec.' N.B. Advice gratis every day (Sundays excepted) - at No. 3; Blobmsbury 7 square, trim Eleven till 04 s : ; where the certificates may, be seen, and the Medicine harl whole . s ) ale and retail ; likewise- retail at every principal , Medicine Ware. house in the Kingdom, where a Treatise may , be had. CHING's PATENT WORM LOZENGES IiVORMS are the most frequent sources of Cltil tiren's Diseases. Their symptoms every,Parent and Guardian of Children should be acquainted with. They oc casion Loss of - Appetite, a l'alress of the Colour of the Face, ErLiciatioll, and irregular state of the -Bowels. attend ed after with violent - pains; they bring on Convulsions; they atfed the gj&iwth of-the Body, anttt hey prove.fatal, by end ing 1114 ConsuMption or Decay. Both as a Preventativi and Cure of theSe alarming Complaints, the above excellent Me elkine is universally allowed, ori the testimony of the highest Characters in this Country, both in rank and respedability to, have no equal. Their public approbation, given to the Proprietor, froM a personal knowledge of its wonderful suc cess in their own Families, stamps its merit beyond competi tion, and gives a sandlot) to it, of which no other Mcdkine Of the kind can boast. Parents, and others who have the' Care of Children, should have this Remedy as a Family Me dicine to resort to, whenever the Stomach or Bowels of Chi I, dren are any way disordered, which it will always be found to relieve. Sold, wholesale and retail, at Mr. Butler?s, No. 4, Cheep side,- corner. of Paternoster—row ; Sharp and•Belarn, Ports nintith ; 'ones, Weston, Allnutt, and Mallory, Portsca ; Hall and Johnston, Gosport; Coleman and lacOh, Sheer ness ; Peck. Ross, and Turner, 13i1I1 ; Floxland , and Co.,k wc;ttny;- .Graitville, Nettleton, and Gilbert, Plymouth ; Knott and Lloyd, and Swinney and Co. Bittninghasn ; 131111,..1e, Edwards and Penny, and Latithttry, Liverpool ; :Staines and Lynch. Manchester; Trewman, .Exeter; Mandert.m, Raeburn, Scott, and Baxter, Edinburgh ; Bax ter and Macdonald; Clasgovv liulgin and Barry,. Bristol ; Stevenson and Co, Norwich ; • Swinten, Leicester; Duna and Sutton, Nottingh,on ; and tetail by most cuttntry Ven ders. in Boxes. at sa: 9d. and Vs eseim it seems to be a genentl opinion arnocg those of cur countrymen who are. e n!pl, v ,- ; i the L:rticle mentioned at th heail ta, Letter, tip.it 'FASHION N going to dem,ie iu their favour, .I,:d that they will soon he able to display Chieir fancy in the various shapes or this long disuse:A ,part of p l e'rsonel decoration and convenience. Wneri aye conitter the number of persons whose time migtit be ad;...±ntageously oeciipied in forming the severa parts uf a simple hi de is couiposed, and, consequently, how large a pot ion of industrious individuals and their faMilies might be benciitted by a.reviml of the taste for v. - :_.nring it, it •is earnestly hoped that some leading ineapud Men of fashion, from motives of patriotism al well as ,humanity, ,will set.the example, and dis card the Shoe-string, which has too long had the But the various branches that might be ein;- y . 1...;;eil in_ forming the component parts of a buckle, : are , notthe only person , . who wouid be benefitted by the revival whiCh is here suggested ; for the Shoemakers would also derive coiistt-ierable advan tage from its restoration into general use. There would be a much greater consumption of Leather for the forination of Straps, and eonstiently the revenue would also profit on the occasion. perceive, in a very respectable provincial yial, entitled The Birmi,-ighant Comr:ereial Herald sonic well-written letters on the subject ; and though, from the locality of its publication, it might be supposed to have been influenced by /no , tires of alpartial n ature, yet many of the obseiva tions and arguments which it conveys are calculat ed to promote the great interests of the commu nity. I shall take the liberty of subjoining an ex tract of a letter which the Paper alluded to con , tans and trust that_ you Nvillnot only insert in your Paper what I now send to' you aft:igether, but that you andyour reatier.4, who, I ;lope, are thF people at large, wil, shed- their regard for their countrymen, particularly those Who might profit so much by the restoration of the Buckle into ge-: neral use. I am, Sir, A CONSTANT ItiADER; Thar excellent' man, Mr. revue , a 2, VMS spoken to on the slluject, and its - impOrtance to the town of Birmingham explained, with a view to its being represented to the Prince Regent, and had not the niabolical hand of the assassin cut 'short his valuable life, it is likely, ere this; we should" have witnested the good edict. Mr. Pose; ever reail to promote the comfort of the poor,. promised every thittg in his power when it was properly set on foot, and many Noblemen and others tendered their assistance. The three Royal Dukes (York, Kent, and Cambridge) likewise promised ,every support to the measore. Plans I know were suggested to set the, business immedi ately on foot, by a gentleman who in his services to-the-town, and in his earnest desire to serve it, stands.second to 'no man. I know that it has al ways struck that gentleinan as a business of much vreater importance than, persons in general con ceive it—nay even those whose more immediate interest.it is to promote the trade. . " Only. for a moment conceive the population of England, Scotland, and Ire'lrid, 'to say nothing of the Colonies, who in general follow the fashion of the inother ; country,--rtet any one reckon up so many millions- of pairs of buckles, taking the average, at two shillings a pair, and he will see what an-immense influx of property would be the 'consequence to the town of. Birmingham and its vicinity. A Committee of judiciousmen may do won ders in this business ; but they must be judicions. 4 They should connect themselves with some of the first silVer buckle makers in London,- and lav good foundation ; properly ddne, the ramifications will be rapid and astonishing. There is ; I believe, at the present moment, an inclina tion to wear bUckles ; and if the favourable mo ment is suffered to pass unimproved, the advan tage may be lost for ever. There is no saying what a judicious Committee may not effect. Look at the Committee of the Manufacturers of Aims ; and see what a trade they have preserved and ex ercised in the town and its vicinity ; and .surely Buckle Committee need not despair of sliecess, if they set about the business properly. Let every one particularly interested lend his assistance • heartily ; and although the fashion should, tea be effectual, begin among the higher classes in Lou, don, yet it_ would do some good if the inhabitan•s of Birmingham and its' vicinity weuilff adopt the fashion ; and [cannot but indulge the hope, that every well-wisher to the` prosperity of the town will do it, and that immediately."—(Birminghtun Commercial Herald.) 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