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-'' S „, • 4,10711-fr.4_ • - • 43 2: - ; • . . -.• . . • ,• - .• • • ~,tv • ::- 4(, tir• • tr 4 ;',l J % \ r, 4tr, et • ‘,.. 4.44 Atf 7 l,l - -.t • NUMBER 77)46.] TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 1.2 1816 • EPRIC r SEVENITNeR. OFFICE OF OR6N-I,VCE, 04.29, 1816. Frit E PRINCIPAL - OFFICERS • 'flf MA .JF,STY!S ORDNANCE do hereby rive Notice, that Proposals will be received at their Office in Pall-rlfall, on -or before Friay, the 15th day of November nest, front such Pirsoths ar play be willing to undertake the Supply of LEA THER lIREECHES.and GLOVES,, for Service of this pc.- yortment for aperient ,of Three nare, determinable aftfr the expiration of, the first Year, upon notice of Three ..4lofiths, at .the option of either Party. 'Patte;•na of the Jrticlesinaybr viewed upon application to 4ke;esPectire Officers of the Ordnance at the Royal drsenat st!FP'optuoich; and farther Particulars,' together with' the ?Ten nts tind ( Conditione of the Vontract, witty be known at the' Secretary's Vice, aforesaid,' any day between -lie 'Hours of Ten and Four o'Cloch, where the Proposal - s, *gust he delivered, sealed zip, and endorsed, "Proposals fur Leather Breeches and Gloves ;" but no Proposal can be ad s#lted after the $011 : 1614 November, at Twelve .'Clock at Nova of the same day; neither will any 'render benotiCed, witless the Party making it, o r an dgent.is his behalf, shall attesid. By Order of ilge Board, CRE If', Serrehiry SARACEN'S HEAD INN, SNOW-HILL. UNCOMMON CHEAP TRAVELLINd. LORD a POOL and I RANG wOO9 new light Day Coach; sets out from the Saracen's I lend Inn, Snow.hill, London, at half-past Five o'clock in the morning, and arrives at the London 'Tavern, real, ,early the same trailing, through Furnham, Alton, Alresford, Winchester,' homsey, and Wimborne. At the re- Attest of the Inhabitants this Coach runs in a day front Pool, Wimborne, etc.; previously, t t his Coach stivtine, Passengers were, obliged to travel by night. The Proprietors will elidea . Your to to merit the patronage. of those Friends who have sot imated their desire to support this Concern: - sort - Ltmvi i mst, Lyniington, it' inchester, and Basing- . stol:e. New Nur Inside Coach at Eight in the Nlinning, to the George Inn Southampton, only eight hones on the road • (breakfast in London mid dine ht Southaeoptou).—This is •a roost de:4;1111ot • Conveyance to the Isle of. Wight, St. Mars lock, 1-teere de Greco, Cherburgh, Ike.• • • • v moral, DurctkesterOthintlforo, Salisbury, Andover,' anti ita4invailic, new Past . Coach, every Afternoon, ut Them The Wcymooth Packets to Guernsey, Jersey, Cher- burgh, St. Maloe's, IitATIMLOO New Light Four Inside Coach tol.eeds, Ilalifay. Bradford. and all Parts of the North, sets out at,Two in the Afternoon, and arrives at the Golden Lion Inn, Leeds, next Beeniug at Six ~'cluck, through Stamford, Gran- Cam, Newark awl Doncaster. This Coach is intended to ac commodate the Towns of Leeds, flaiiitx, Bradford-and Vi einity. It vent leave Leeds at three o'cloch in the Afternoon. Vassengers may conveniently come to Leeds from those places atot i,e in Londtin early the oext Evening. The E. a New LIVEtt.POOL Light Ctiaeli,nnly one Niztil on the Iteistl, carrying Fuur Insides and f , nirOnt.invs; eels out every Diy At One o'clock, orrivee at Liver,..ol neat ty.34;ng before Serentr'eloch; by waYd Dus4O ' Walale oburn. Leithhory, Nort.b4mpton,. Wilford, Lutterworth,Biliekley, r't 4elsione, Lichfield, Stout, ILidgety, Newcastle, littutsford, Orringtoo Mid Piescot. - • • GOSLING's MAHLBOItOtiGH Elegant Post Coach,' throj4li Hongertord, , Newltury,„ Beading, Swindon, Au lawn, and ltamthays; sets out at Seven o'clock in the Mimi -4`.. • iog,,:orrier: at Mierlaorough***Winer..-comfortshle coatity law. for thotiotraveltiog the Witrltuad. InCETE It, Plymouth, - mouth, Dorchester, Falincnutb, Dartmouth, and Salisbury, Now Post Coach, every Morning, at Six o'clock, throcgh Huniton, Axminster, Bridport, Bland ford, ,Basingstotie, amid Bagshot. Only one night out between London and Plymouth. BOSTON, SPolding, Petet borough, Stilton, and Hittiting dna,, nor. Royal Mail Coach, &cutout every Evening.—Coaches ' groin Poston to Spilslsy, Louth; tiriassloy, and Hull. • liltiSlOL Flying Post-Coaches, through Chip- Calue, and Marlborough, every Afternoon ; arrive at Mr. May's, the Greyhound Inn, Bath, and the London !Tavern, Thomas-street, Bristol, nest Muni ng..--Cuaches to Wells, Bridgewater, Timms,' &C. - LEEDS new light Coach, called, The llochinghas, ants out every Morning at Eight o'clock: carries Four Insides only, and goes remarkably easy, wish is Guard throughout. Passes through Stamford, Newark, Brawl), Doncaster, and Ferry bridge, to the Golden Lion, Leeds, next day at noon. Nut-' withstanding the uncommon. .Espedition of this Coach, it is allowed to be the most euatile and complete Public Con veyanee on the North Road, being unequalled in Accommo dation by any other. Only two guineas inside to Leeds. tiLAsGOW, Longtown, Gretna-green, Almon, Dumfries, proienhill, Thornhill, Sauquhar-Kiln; Can mock, Kingswell, and all parts of Scotland, Comperdown Coach, TOltts,•Newcastie, and Edinburgh New Coach, performed with a, Gaard throughout; sets out every Nliorning at halt - - past Six o'clock; by way of Newark, itetford,Tedcaster, Dar iiagtou, Northallertuu, -Darhain; Muipetli, • and Berwick. Passenger 3 linding.thetuselves fatigued .from the length of the journey, may rest what time they please, and then coed.ou without any additional Fare.—.l. Barber, the Black Swan s Curacy-street, Y4l; , runs Coaches to Sunderland, Vold, Sterhurough; Whitby, :old other places. • - HULL, Northeave, Howdeii, Thorn, and Doncaster, Post- Ir"aclit every*Nlnviting at half-past SiX, to the Cross Keys, Markel • IiERTI:OItD, IViirr , Hndticadtnt , Waltham Cross, Brex• • borne, and Wurroley, eat h every Nlorning. Ii;;.IDGENOItTIi and Walist.l Post-Coach, every Evening. Penrith, and Whi . .ehaven, Ce on,Coaeb, goes • "it;t l'our horse,, mid a thiaid ail the way. Passes through Avoleby, (Art:m. l 6l;dg,, .itteamond, Cutleries, itottottliL ‘Vetherhy, Aberturd, Doncaster, mid Gran way by eiAhteen milrs).' Sets out every forms the, jinirney Witt& the greatest foci owthe [toad by business or plea sure, have the pecoliar advantage el their Seats being et- Servel.lit the next Coach. I,IVEltpOOl4 Warrington, Ktotsford, Stone, and Lite!)- , &Id, Post Coach,- celled The Express, ev..ry Evening' at ti!elock. to 11, Brat iierton's, Saracen's Head Inn, Dale street, Lieerponl. (411. 0 •40 tin:nogligot. r. Ptist-Coach.. every t;t. half-past CLIFSTER hnJ PARKGATE new Post-Cwitb, daily. - 1;t:.1,11 , 5E, a new Flying Yost-Coach, to Yorl:, an d Kilinburgn, carne. luaoh-s °OF, evrty Aftt.rm,..ol at Two o'clouk, by way ni Doncaster, Grantham, and S,tatolOrti. Lnacaster, Preton, Kirbw-Loniciale, Bolton, and Gant. o Yost-eoadtes, every Aftel ttuon, at rive o'clock. SUiNDERLANI:), • Stoekt;;,Tod Yarrn, new Coach every tiorniu4 Ito Georg... Sittiderlatol. MAMA iastow, Coagletoi, , Newcastle, Walsal, and ‘Yolverliiniiton, Pot-co d ch, wary A tcruuun. Guarded. ttillißtVltirftY, 1V...1161..4t0n and sii the 1t0y..1 Charlotte, eveiy F.:venal; at Five o'clock. Guarded. MUM I M . : (lANI Merciiry Po ,t Coach, With a Guard, sets out ev e , Ant:rho - on, and r.2.1ci0., Birmingham next day itt - Pds.. : s by Oh(ord, Enston and Sltintitunu, to tilt Buil—orett, birtuinghatn. SiIIEFFIE td) and Itntherhant Post-Coach, called ttic ltook. iriciono„,evere Morning. Is-OVER 1 . .)ea1; Margate, Itarnsg'ate, Canterbury, Facer- -sham, Chatham, and Rochester P..st-Coachts, Morning and A f‘ etm yon, Passvngell and Parcels hootest.for Atli above Couches at tc;c NutV White Horse Cellar, WILLI NM B. NiOI,INTALN and Co. resneetfnliy acquaint flair Friends and Bic that they will nut he act:mint 4bie for any Parcels or Luggage, lie, of moru than Five Voloc, it lost, stolen, or d.sinag . cd, unlvss entered as CW11;11111 paid f u r act:4(l4)6, at the Sareceo's Held Inn) Show- Lotutou.' • ARMY CONTRACTS. Commissariat Department, Treasury Chambers, October QS, 1816. N OTICE is hereby given to all Persons de strous of Contracting to Supply the following Articles for the Use of the Arthy, viz. :- I.IREAD,Io his Majesty's Land Forces in Cantonments, Quarters, and Barracks in the under-mentioned Conntiei and —.Anglesea, Bedford, Bells '(including4lie Town of .Hungerford), Berwick, Brecon, Cambridge (including the Town <if Newmarket), Cardigan, Carmarthen, Carnarr-t, Chester, CornSvall (including Scilly), -Cumberland, Den bigh; Derby, Devon,' Dorset, Essex, Flint, Glamorgan, Glo'ster ,(including the City of Bristol), Hants, Hereford, Hertford, Hunts, Isle of Wight, Kent, Lancaster, LeicesL ter, Lincoln, Alerioneth, Middlesex, Monmouth, Mont gomery; Norfolk, Northampton, Northumberland, Not tingham, Oxford, Pembroke, Radnor, Rutland, Somsr merset, Stafford, Suffolk, Surrey; Sussex, Warwick, iVorcester, York, and in the several Counties in North 13ri tain. • 'BEEF 'and MUTTON, to his Majesty's Land Forces in Cantonments, Quarters, and Barracks, in the under-mention ed Counties:—Barks (including the 'Own of HUngerfordj, Kent, Northampton, Surrey; Sussex; Warwick. OATS, to his Majesty's Cavalry in Cantonments and Quar ters, in the muler-mentioned Counties and Islands :—. Anglesea, Bedford, Berwick, Brecon, Cambridge, Cardi gan, Carmarthen, earnarvun, Chester, Cumberland, Den= I►igh, Derby, thiamin, Flint, Glamorgan, Glo'ster, Hereford, Hertford, Hunts, Leice s ter, Lincoln, Merioneth, 'Mon mouth, Montgomery, Oxford, Pembroke, Kadoor, Rutland, :Salop, Stafford, Worcester. FORAGE, viz HAY, am! STRAW, to his Majesty's ,Cavalry in Bari:dcksf and OATS in Cantonments and Quar ters, in the under-mentioned Counties:—Becks, Cornwall, Devon, 'Dorset, Essex, Kent, : Lancaster, Middlesex; 'Nor folk, Northampton, NottinghaM,'Sorairset, Suffolk; Surrey, Sussex, Warwick, Wilts, York. ; .• As at BREAD to the Kowloon' Troppa in London, and its riciniiy. That the ijelireries are to commence on and for the 25111 • .4 day of peccmher next, and to continue for Six Months; that • Proposals, in writing, sealed up and marked' "Tender for Artily Supplies,"- will be' received on' or before .Monday, • the 240.4ity, of.',Novetuber ,(but none will be receired after efwelve,o'Cloek on thot•day), and, if seat by Post, the postage ' must be paid. _ Proposals omit be separately for each County and Island, except for the - COnnties'comprising North 'and South Wiles, 'all of which most be included in one Tender. •as also must the • several Counties ;in North Britain; and each Proposal roust have the Letter which is an nexed to the Tender I.l .' )pi;rly filled up, by' two Persons of known property euga It a become Asoenti:Pwilb 'the'PartY• tenderingra the•tunount: siatoti in the printed iettlais ;for the due performance of the Contract and no Proposals will he noticed unless made On a printed Tender, and the prices expressed in words,nt length; and should it so happen tha t during the continuance of the contract no Troops should be Stationed or supplied in the County, the Expense of the Con tract and Bond, paid in the first instance by the Contractor, shall be refunded to him. Particulars of the Contracts may be had upon application at No. 35, Great. creorge-street, ‘Vestininster, between the hours of Eleven and Five; and at the Office of Deputy Com missary General Young, Edinburgh. . P. S. Samples of the Bread and Meal may be seen at this Office between the buttes of Twelve and Two. This Pay w•as published, price 6,. 111 HE EDINBURGH REVIEW, or CRITI CAL JOURNAL, No. LIII. Containing, Art. t. The Works of Jonathan Swift, I).1). Dean of St. Patrick's, Dahlia, ; containing additional Letters, Tracts, and Poems, not bitlterto published; with Notes, and a Life of the Author, by Walter Scott, Esq.—Q. Christabel ; Kubla Khan, a Vision. The Pubis of Sleep By S. 'l'. Coleridge, Esq.-3. French Invasion of :the Tyrol. By J. L. It. Batoldy.-4.- Princip`Ps of Fluxions, designed for the use of students in the Univerties. By Wm. Dealtry, 13: W . F. R. 4 . late Fellow of Trio. Col, Cambridge.-4. Voyage de Humboldt et Boupland. Quatrieme Petrie. Astronomie.—ti. The Law of Libel, in which it . contained a General History of this Law in the Ancient , Codes; and of its Introduc tion and successive Alterations in the Law of England; coMprehending a Digest of all •the leading Cases upon Libels, from the earliest to the present Time. By. Thomas Ludlow Holt, Esq.-7; (4cologia di Breistak—S. The History of the Church of Scotland, from the- Establishment of the Reformation ta the Revolution, illustrating tt most interesting Period of the political History of Britain. By Geo. Cook, D. 1).-9. A General View of the Progress of metaphysical, ethical, and political Philosophy, since the I evival of Letters in Eitrope. By Dagald Stewart, Esq. ; twin the first Disser tation or introductory Discouts. to the Supplement to the Encyclopii;ilia Brit:maim-IP. Itellex ions on the progressive Decline of the British Empire, and on the Necesidty of pnl~lie Reform. 13t11. - Schultes—Liberty, civil anti reliFietts. .Ey a Friend to botb.—Quarterly List of new l!ttlolicitt ton*. Edinburgh: Ptiuted fur _ Archibald Constable, a►ad Ce. Edinburgh; and Lungutan; Hurst, 'Reel, 01:ine t and Brown, Luntlon. Of whom may be had, The Edinburgh . Iteriow, from, cosumencement iu 1802, or any Number or ,Volume separatelyi TO MRS. JOIINAON. MADAM —Having seen in the different News. papers stwevaleitraordinary cases of the good effects the SOOTHINGSYKUP lots had uu infants durihg:4entittoh, has emboldened me to oeuel the case of. my Utile Girl, which, I think, after any tnother ,as read,' wilt never he without the Syrup, as soon as they find their children are teething. Mine is a miracle, when you think of u severe-Month child born with fits, and was Seven weeks before be had strength to cry, Von, My dear Madam, must be - sore *ben - she iiegaii to cut her teeth, what she must suffer I suffice, it to say - , slit was near two years Old before she had-nnyt daring that time she was dreadfully convulsed. When my husband bought the first bottle, She was hot expected to liVe the day through, but nit sooner were' her guins 'rubbed, than we lseCceived her to be easier; and all tier tenth Mut without any mare tits I am, Madam, you's, respectfalty, rio. 2, Windsor-court, Stfanti. C. SMITH. !To he bad of the Proprietors, Johnson and Williams, No. 94, Newman-street, Oxford-street; and by all the principal Medicine Venders in town and country, at 9.5: Bottle, N. B. Mrs. Johnson relieves , the Infant - Poor, as usual, at her house, evtiry Tuesday and Saturday •morning, from nine tti ten v'e,lock, by bringing a letter frant a respectable house keeper to emrtify, that they art rp tt u:sjetts itt th'aritY. ~ • ALL STERLING MONEY In the STATE 'LOTTERY, of only 13,000 TICKETS, To-begin Drawing 16th JANUARY,, 1617. . . SCHEME. 2 .... Prizes of .... 28,000 Guineas L42,000 2 .... .... 1 . ... 5,000 Guineas . 10600 5 6 . 500 Guineas 8 ' . 400 Gniu C:43 ...... 10 10 1 . 6 44 , 50 Guineas . 9,310 800 1,500 - -------- 12,000 Tickets. ---- L. 190,000 First drawn Britt Second ditto .. ditto Tifird ditto Fourth ditto Fifth ditto Sixth ditto !ieventh ditto Eighth ditto ' ditto ... First 500 Blanks entitled to 25 Guineas each. First drawn Pi int Second Day Second ditto Third ditto BISFT, 'Contractor for the present Lottety. • • in publishing the ahove,Scheme, is happy to announce .that it has niel.with the unqualified approbation of the Lords of the Tr e asury, as he trusts it will that of his Friend. and the Public at large. Ho begs to avail himself of this op - portunity to return Thanlis. to his numerous L',orrespondeuts who were pleased to favour him with their sulgesi ionsi au this subject—to meet the wishes of all was imp„-silik--to concentrate those wishes has been his endeavour, and should the result produce general - patronage, and he confidently ;ex pects it, he will have great pleasure in returning I Viidoks to thou, of his Friends whose ideas, they will perceive by the above Scheme. be his adopted. In a future Contract, T. B. will be happy to avail himself of many suggestiurn which others of his valuable Correspond ents; have put him in posseSsion of, but which, upon the pre sent occasion,' Weie impracticable. TICkIiTS and 'SHARES are selling by T. BISH, the Con. tractor, A, CORNHILL, and 9, CHARING-CROSS, and at all thclither Offices. • For cotlGf-K AsTFINIAS, &c. The only Ginuine PECTOR.II. BALSAM of HONEY, • Invented by Sir JOHN HILL. M. U. THE LIMN. ;11S of „BRITAIN recommends this excellent preparation. as the most salutary and effectual Remedy. for ull Disorders of the breast and Ilmga; coagealed phlegm, acrimony in the fluids ' and . Obstrne - ions in the glands', are g e ntly and safely discharged by easy ex pectoration, wheerings and uneasiness in breathing are speedily removed by a few doses. It takes oft the irritation, spent the thoracic duets, and heals the soreness of the breast and lungs. Thirty years experience' has confirmed. the re commendation is the immediate relief , and. gradual cure of COUGHS, COWS, ASTHMAS, and CONSUMPTIONS, It is the greatest preserver of the longs ever discovered, and contains• all the healing, softening, and 'soothing •qua- Mies of that salubrious extract, of flowers called Honey; and the richest 110;sams of the Eastern world ; it is as restorative as asses' mill, :sod never disagrees islth the stomach ; a com mon COW yields to its benign influence iu a few hours;; and when resotted to bailor the rumplaint. is far advauccd, all dang,r of Cuussimption is certainl prevented. such are the Clint outlines of the merits of Sir John Hill's balsam of !limey, .the resnit.Of long researches into stature by that great 1304inist, who dedicated his life to the discovery Ak e Tthp tree} ri ,l " D140140 h 1 theVegetable.Kittgdom. ' .The Gennine Will hate the n;tmes of Shaw and Edwards engraved Os; the Stoup. Price es. lid. and ..4s. tiold bf Mr. Edwards, 06, - St. Paul's; Tun, EXChange.; ge,r,041,111.01'06t ; and Yard, Hollitirn. - •On the Pit st of May ryas published, price Is. • rriffE . MONTHLY GAZErfli (11: HEALTH. This popular periodical work, edited by Dr. REECE, Anthor,of Atte Medic,il Guide, &c. is published on the Ist of every in , nth, uu the same plan as the Gazette de Sunti of -Paris. It givesn poptiar account of all new ditcoveries made in different pCrts of the world that ntany,relitte to the means of preserving health and curing diseasei, promoting ecutiotny anti domestic comforts, Ikc, The Fifth Nitinber,-to be pair-Hilted on the First of May, will contain. Practical Item:Nits on WI Causes, &c. of Indigettiou and Bilious Com ' plaints and the best known means of' prevention and onre, by Istedicifte, 'Diet, &c New Remedies for. Piles, Ascarides, Rhellttlittlinl, Cutaneous Eruptions,_ Nervous He-ad-ache, t'roupßing-worm, Corns,:render .Feet, Scurvy, Itch, an AAccountt s nt 'if the Bengal Antibili o n s Pill s , tiodaic Powder, the, Management of Newly-born Infants, Publislted.o the-Chemical Hall, 171, Piccadilly, and sold; by Sherwood and Co. Paternoster•row, and Booksellers', in the United Kingdom. TO'TIiOMA.S TAYLOR. ' C/ ES No. 9, New Bridge-street, London HONOURED tint, IBEG leave to inform you, that ever nince the year 1799, I had beets ethictesi with the Imes Venerea ; which, from its obstinately resisting every course tit meticitse prescribed by the most eminent of the faculty herr, and un dergoing severalserere courses of salivation, and twice , lise charged from the Hospital wig) lit tle relief, would appear to be of the mast inveterate nature. In the spring of last year my disorder had got to such a head, as nearly to put a period to my existence- r / had a large ulcer un the crown of my head, one ou eaeli arm, and toy legs were broke out in a frightful . manner ; my right was dreadfully painful, and had been in as state of ulceration fur the last 3eratt years; nay left had also two large nodes on it, was very much discoloured, and gave me such excruciating pain, particularly when warm in tied, as nearly to deprive me of rest its this lamentabl e st a t e , I was reconsmended by Mr. J. 'limier/ton, (who reeei'vest se greet a cure by them here), to take emir Lake's Pats:lapin*, which I began to dean the tali of Nlay in the coarse of a fortnight I begun to receive beneht—in little moro than a month the ulcers on my head and am* wereioundly hessled—_ GOOD after, the *ore* on my legs healed also: leaving, hov:e ever, considerable diseolotiration in the skin, and pain in the hone of the left, which, by the hit sting of God, and a little longer perseverance in your invaluable Medicine, subsided; the nodes dispersing, the skin regaining its natural hue, and the nocturnal pains gradually going otf,—l thus became, by your libentl advice and medicine, p er f ec tly f ree f rom a ll my former complaints--hare recovered my former spirits :sled strength, sad ant, become jolly and fat, in which state hay rag contineed nmuy mouths, to the astonishment of all who -knew me, I ant at it loss its what terms S. express my gratitude, but sir l ; you, fur the gond of other asnfeving mortals, to make this my ease as public as possible, as I shall Oil every tatea tient in so doing you will greatly obligee . . your grateful, obedient, very hinnille servant, ALEX. MgeesePlt • Swan' s Close, • High-st wet: Ed i bu rgh e .Witneasestotise above Cure:— John Thompson, N0.:3, New Poultry Marbet, Edinburgh; John M'lntosh, Old Assembly Cbsse, Edinburgh. Prepared and sold by the sole Proprietoe, 1'H() lAS Member of the Royal Cellege of t;iirgeisiss, at bib houSe, Nd. 9, New ILidge-street, London; whole, after a cunstant residence of wore than 40 ye.sro. in a practice peal- Cularly direettid to the c ure of.Vestereul &miasmas and those incidental to the Parts of Generation, with that inviolable' secrecy which men of Isis yrofessiois siseolti always observ e in suet cases, he tit4ters! uneelf the advice and assistance he gratuitously administers to perseMS taking this Medittine, wilt be estecnied, by a discerning Public; as au advaetue seldom attainable, and .voiti l of all enAigtsity. Also sold, hi Ids' appeintissent, for the convenience of those! living at b. disistncr , apt tfig Toysitop, No. to, Oafurd-street Mr- Dishafollalett, No. 7, Fish-street-bill ; Mr, Bcpctet 1, Snutli.;bridge, Edinburgh; MI. Deblin ; snot by one .person to tate) , trouSitletishle to.en ia Gout Britain afti It - eland, in boxes tifonly en. 9•1.-essen,stersspedonssfsealeA 'wsi It (040. ptrim Airectionl, whereby - persotvis its sir liL I 11113'sic Wit* tUstivlY*6 iieiU, ea , kr;spest4;ssizttq, need sets. tn A►LSTON MOOR. We have reedier! -the Toll Owin- letter from a Geneetnan of the ,highest respeetabiliry, which w e give verbatim we wereass4recl, also on very respectable inithority 'that the paragraph we in• serted last week was strictly trot To the Editor of Me Carlisle Patriot. " Alston moor, Nor. 7, ttitg. am sorry to see that you have•been .so much imposed on, and induced to insert in.. your paper of last week, a paragraph respect. lug this country, which i s nearly „Altogether faille, or so much exaggerated, that it certainly requires contradiction. Owing to the great depression in the price of lead, witty Mines. in this country are now 'not worked, and: consequently many workmen are without employ. meat : but the number, comparatively speaking, is very small. I myself, only five.days ago, re, quested the Overseer of the parish to send inc: list of the persons who bad applied for paroehi4 t chief, on account of want of employment, and the nonsher which he gore we is only tive/re.—Nritiar has there been any insubordination or disturb duce whatever; and the areount of the pi , 4titcrs collecting together i a large bodies is also en. Irely false. Two young men—the son; o f a reipectble landed proprietor in the parish, and consequently not obliged to poo!it.n. this notate. ral practice from neemity—wer about a mout h detected poaching in an adjoining Vtoor, awl One of tient teas seem , ,t #cy tin: Gatnekt rper, and taken eta a 1.4 m-house in the neagirhtutroood,., And the only par,t of your partwrapit Witch is true. is that ten or t..elve men went from this place in the night and released the person, hi el's. 'oily---but. no guns were fired either in the rete,ise, or when the poacher was sv*li. It is therefore hoped that you will contradict a repot; which is so completely false, and calculated to do intich , injury." EMPLOYMENT Utz' THE POOR. Noidy alive to the sufferings of she Po(sr at this (listressing crisis; the Qtficers, non-commissiinied (Keels, and men of the 64111, in this garrisott, have generously subscribed a slay's pay, amount.; ing to snore than 401. in support of the 'fonds of Our Aisociation. This trait of military feeling does honour to the regiment and to the country, Government, also, with a degree of wisdom nod policy which canoot be too touch commended, have . been engaging men . and women for two or three (lays past at Mill Prison, with the vietsnof establishing a depot there of various useful Inas nufactures. The Committee at Plymouth, act• ing with a sinsilar spirit,, !lave a very excelL nt plait in contempktion, which . will not onlypdtniuks ter greatly to the pleasore of the roblic, if eff et. ed, but may become the source of grea advantage, independent of furoishing to many ipoor for sonic length of time. fu seve ral parts of England, particu!stlY in Sn'itullieldss LOndon, the Poor more than ufaintain themselves. .By one instance it appears, that about 300 old ,men, women, and children', have earned 9501.. in the last year by making pins. Employmeot is every respect preferable to gratuitous reli( t, anti 'we feel confident, that in time, and with,jtolieions measures, the latter might be almost 'Wholiy su persedetl.--•(Pl Paper) On Priddy evening et lar .e and respectible `ineeting'ot the,iohabitaots of. Chatham , -Iseni:Ac k i at the Sin Tavern, for the purpose of ,what means should he adopted to relieve th e tresses of the' imemploye 6 poor • toe en.oing winter. Mr..l* /Wiley, 111,41 Coastable, .been culled to the chair, read the f eytis;tiots wh,eh had beenaddres se d to lein by a ouni b er o f respectable inhabitants, and explained the bosi ness for which the meeting sviss called, In a clear sail satisfactory manner, .metal resolutions were then adopted by the meeting ears ying into effect their intentions, tind a liberal sum . of ...money was immediately subscribed, which is to lie disbursed under the.nitection of a committee of the inhabitants, by providing necessary employment fur the industrious poor.-rs(Canterbury Paper.) Al meeting (it the inhabitants of Heist on took s plaee on Thursday last, at the Puildhall of that Borough, for the purpose of takiog into considera tion the best means otaineliorating the distresses of the industrious poor. The' meeting, was very respectably attended ; and, after due coosidera t ion, it was resolved that EIJI extensive common adjoining the town, called Helstots Down, and Which is the propel ty of the borough, should he immediately enclosed, in order to afford employ. ment to those who were destitute of work ; and us the best means of affording assistance to those who needed it, without subjecting them to the humiliating necessity of accepting eleemosynary . , aid. Two Societies have recently been farmed by the Ladies of Newark, for the purpose of clothum, the necessitous, told a eousidtrab:e sum has been subscribed tor that purpose. Several other tutus are said to beeqdblishing similar institutions, htflusTmous . :Poon,,---Tlic Gentlemen %vim as sembled at the Mnusion lionse on the - 0 24 of October last, to take into consideration the pro. priety of establishing an institution or College of Rural and Cottage kleontony,'to promote the knowledge, collection, 'stantitneture, nod use of articles the womb of this country, hod other objects calculated to give-cmplOYment to and bet., ter the present , condition or tire Poor - t , are con tfnaing their latubible efforts , . Anxious that the plan should immediately tic carried into egeet, they solicit conotowieattons from all putt of the country trout per - ions conversant with sobjectCof rural economy, and which .ate requested to be directed muter cover; to His Royal flighnels the Duke of Suasitx, to the cart of Mr. Pfitll4gt‘i,, At.esitirt, flect#Strite-t.