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'. . / a e f,/ • i1:e.....ce..-„rg.: . it.. 4.0. ,_ :f.~~~ sIY 7.s „ ~ that he was not Cationcould bd lie - • NTYM.BER4B4GO.] TUESDAY, OCTOBER .5, 1819. • • [PRICE SEVE'NPENCP. c • ' I birn in sworn EAST INDIA..HOUSE, Sept. is, 1319,, E COURT, ni DIR ECTOti . •of the UNITED COMPANY ..of MERCHANTS of ENG tAND tnximNo to Y the EASI INDIES, de hereby give t 1 once, • s•i;.:, , t . 'bat the COURT will 'be-ready to receive ,Propusals iu - *thing on or before WEDNESDAY, the 6th October next, from the Owners of ,such SIM'S, of the , dlurthen of horn 100 i nstand.upwards, registered measurement; which hare ribt-P;rformed mote than Seren r• Voyages tts'and froai India :or China, specifying the . Itttc:oil . :TitTight they may be willing to LE r such Ships fur One Voyage its the Coin . patty's SeFrice. The tenderi,:with the Ship Tender" on the ;Cu lver, to be severally sealed upsoil left with the Secretary at ', 4 rVefolie'TWetve o'Ciei;k . at 4Ceibiri Zit ilk .3334 air Octuher, h•yond which hoar no Vide,: v.;ill 'be receii-rd: JOSEI'H DARl V ,Weretary. The particulars of the Terms and Conditions upon which lbe Ships w.ll be engaged fur the Company's Service, may iht had upon application at the Office of the Clerk , lo the Ccon nitUe of Shipping an or - afterbtonday next, the 20th In , • - *tent. • OF' ESTATES; &c. PROVINCIAL JOURNALS. SHIP NEWS. 'eel) tits, GREAT FOREST OP BRECKNOCK. , • TO BE SOLI) BY TENDER, On the 12th Day of Octoher inst. et Two o'Clock in the Af ternoon, before his MAjest!'a o f w„ ~,,,k„ Forests, and Land Revenues, at their Office, iu Whitehall •lrlace, • • • Ak LL that ALLOTMENT . of OI'EN and UN ENCLOSED rAsTuttE LAND, situate on the GREAT FORES rof BRECKNOCK, in the County of Breel:ouch, being the Allotment to the .Kitig's Most Excellent Majesty in Right of his Crown, copitaining about 14,0(10 Acres. Printed' • Particulars, with a Malt, may he had at his Ma iesty's Odicet of Wood. ! 1, Acc. in.Whitehall,pice; of Mr. Thu tl,;ssllokt Brecon ; of Mr. llel)ru'yn, it, Southampton orret, tfie6th day .of Seinetnher i ns t. 1,.1 ft 4 • . ' (From the Belfast News Letter.) -- IIENIAIIKS CONNECTED WITH THE LATE NIEETI:GS IN ENGLAND. dock oa Assemblages of the people en masse, is incon siiteut with deliberate discussion. They deprive the tuind of that calm reflection which important and momentous subjects require. So far front improving the condition of a district labouring under tlis:,tress of any kind, they seldom fail to Leggravate it.—They create a taste for idleness, in place of thoie national habits of industry, to which Britain has been indebted for mod) of its 8 perm ticcePt of St• °, from . Hays pre-eminence among the nations ; and its lower orders, for comforts in- their mode of living, un paralleled in other countries. tuisel l ► Ut pur• alf-paY n, who Information is neither tie em) nor aim of thnst ant, bf e York blew, -The itcy. WILLIAM HETHERINGTON'S UilAittil. to the BLIND; Established 1774. CHRIST'S HOSPITAL, LONDON. WEIEREAS. t he. above-named Gentleman, in his Lite-time, enabled the Governors of this Ho.. Vital to pay Annuities of 101. to each of 50.1ilizid Persons, in the Hope that his F.xample would be followed by other lien,- 'tolent Chitroters - the Governors gist - this public Notice, ,that front the very munificent .-addition; made to N 1 r. Ile thrrington's original Fund., by Deed of Gift, and by Will, -they enabled to extend the Annuity to upwards of 400 Veisons. • •The Governors give this public Notice, that horn the 7th OctOber to the 3d of N9veinber, in every Fe.n, they arc 'club , to issue from the Counting-Flonse of the Hospit.il, ,Stpon the i persetnal Application of a Fiiend 4 , Petitions fur tiny blind Persimi j difly•qualified. • .rtir leadin4 Qualification:44re stated hereunder; and un ;)et's the Parties Can respectively prov e themselves strictly 'Within theta, the Applications itt their Bch:4lmill be entirely fruitless. Birth in England; tO . theExCluSien of Witlib and Berwick tpon-T%, eed. Age, Fifty Yr;! . :iii, r. Residence, ThressYears .in their present Abode; and total Illindoess during that period. Tiros, olni hare ever :begged, received Aims, or ave deemed nlijects for Parish Relict, are excluded from the Belicht of these Charities, wli.eb are intended " for those who.have ern reptitablyhroui.:ht up, and Vi ho want somc addition to s'l'at they l'ac'e, to make Lite niore comfortable under the liii , forturie of Dlindliess." THOM:tS WILBY, Clerk. Frdm the great' extent of this Charity it is found nu practiettllle lu extend to Letters, L ; •, .. . PUPIL. .. • . A XTARRIED'IiiId ItENEFICED - CLF,IIGY. MAN ; whip : r e eeiveva f,w PUPIL.S.into, his Fmnily, .„}•,% now a 'VACANCY. Terms 150 Guinea.; per annum.-- 4-ti ttarice from bomi‘m, twt-;ve Miles.—Letirrs to be thrteted It) the It t e.('.l). Mr. TriphouVi, Bookseller, 23, Old Bond- It r". tom!vii. .'' NOW. IS. THE T,IMEI I N .eelectittg.t.gabay! : 11Jtttto ,, :[ s . 'USA hegii to impress it on his best F'riends;the,Pirblic, ss being the Ti 6 "' for hesp'eatihZ V _um)ers,articular or Fa I as there are At prisrot.but 'fear Tiokets sold in Ave present Lot tery, cansopkently • • NOW 'IS THE TTMF: for Perinns Witti have any- predilection .fisr 'partiertlar or fa 711101rIto, (rOetket- .occaltioned .hy tt I,leitlrt on ;from 4 47 other c ause )', t o b espea k before' sold, unit from the .057rAngeiudits. Of the St i sts *ns'F i T , " lll6havin ( L .' a,P „. r "`", tia ! "lt of yrlat netting , lalaY i . liv having the a l so, I set inillyrohtitif;el44glri what thee eirisected ; buyas the Scheme 5, P e00....'-es vote known, ,it tosturally excites more adruilatiOn, R pd cinsetin'entl4•llie . ..C9Teiriereases, therefore perstios who ''''" 113 :10 fig tip pricise Nu/Alton have ito Time to lose, (abet- 7 wise thiy m a y be Stilif biliwe 1110 y s .' 'I 4 ICKETs- p o d,, su ARES . lire Aelliagiby T. T3ISI-T e Stock i'br9icer 4, Cornhill, arid 9, Charing-cross, ; and by '* • - •••reins in the Country. a eel • • • Lottery bezins on Lord Mayor's Day (9th isiovern her), Lhe Dirs. with fun Kt - tit:Mitt-3"SO 131S(I's.;--- out Prizes of 20,0001. 9!elpiblic mastge,tl, they 741: s e& tight of 20,(100/.-.4s4. paitripriza of b1;o1-10'1:, si th4lOWest Viten are 161,. ..1 'l'l - 1, t. T-0 T. 'TA YL(111, 'Es@ Ncri•Ot, !New:Bridgi,strireti it.p4d4n. HoNottaco BEG leade j t i oi t h i taiitkt ' that tirer sinks the • year 179 n, I but been alllictecl yenereal, ar i liibs from its obstinately resisting every course' oil Medicine A )re ' Vri bed by titer:Mot du scat :of , t he faculty Itreel,' ant s ' rr r t 'ing ierera)severe courses of salivation,, and twice .dis nhaired.from the it osiSitalirith little relief,. krditid - 01V:telt° ' 4 * Qt. Ow Jii!+st inisura4f,mpre, It 3 tt,cl-pcitig of last y e ar • disord er }tat got to swat a 'head, i'titia'rly to ilia a period • nce , eot biarta•iatirt, ulcer on th4pme,p,uf tray head, • - : 7 " "" Mil akin auti ruy legs were briAe nut in a frightf u l ite knner my - 641:6,:stiasiiirOailfolly tiOnfor.,t and had,lreen in a state of. ulceration. for the last seven years; my left had al so t°• ° large neirei vrry' muc h . diseolouren, and gave sloe inert excruciatiukc pain, particularly when warm in b e d, anearly. Td d e p r i ve me o f tes t ; i u thi s hunentable stat e , I 48 r veonimend d i .T: Thompswii' 4 (ivho'recuired so Zig r eat a ctriei bY them ,sure ), to-take Your Leakels Patent Pills, i t il) 1 began to do ftp the 36th NIA ; in ths course of a month the '"ght. I bezan to receive benefit -in than a Ulcers on My head and arms were shutufly heal crier • q'trS, the sores on my)t-Fs healed leaving, bow- • :ert co nsiderable diZcorouratiCiiii the skin, and rutin ir.thc f n let of the left, whith,o4:tbe “Pd, (Poi 2 , little ntiey perseverance in your inva naide Medicine, sultmiled ; the notrrs disisersing,i Ric fetklitegaining)its'uatural!hue,,and • I no cturnal pains gradually going Ulu , because, by . our liberal a d v i ce an d medicine, perfectly fice4s'oin• all lay • T e ° tr "er csmplaiiitsr= 7 /casr recisisred inviqruier.,spirit 4 nd vngth, and au, 13eCalle loll} mid' fat, In , fillitli'Afoth haying .._ nnti ttued many seimths, to the otorsjsbrricot,of all si.diu.krtew • e am at a loss in what terms to express lily gratitinlediut t You, for tit's. P Other sufferatigtiravrtaisolo =alit my f‘q .'" y case as public as possible, as I shall' on, every occa '"mai itt so doing you will ;greatly oblige, Sir, your gratertif;Obedieut, very humbleserrant, i , t , • A,L.EK: M'UaI(E R Ilighrstreet, Edinburgh. 4 0l Witnessei to the abtive•Co i .• . , fl No. a, New Poultry : Market, Edinburg's' pre "h" Old Assembly Pared and sold by,llre.sule pp , prio9l . ll.o l 9NlttS TA Y hi dither of the Royal College of Surgeons; at his e or : s ' e ' r i°•• 9, 'NCA^ liridge-street, London ; wiles e, , albite a residence of noire than 40 years, in a practice parti •4a2cl; ly directedth 'the cure vit Venereal' Orinuplaltits and tliiise ''" .14441 to tile Pasts-of Geueration, . with that inviolable i t e u c c h rec Y lv hicb . usen'of hii - priifes6on shoisid always observe in • F al f" , tie tialters: himself the advice and assistance he rte Vitousl v administers' to persrms taking this Medicine, will 'l•tt e ai tin.a, bra, 4 1?stersiinK Public, as au a drattage seldom 4 .. ll '?a•u)es an cl void of all apthiguity. so rd,tyliTti 4foilitntent, tor the'ednienienee of those t r :gi ilastaswe, at .tbe 4on, Oxiofd-striitt.; th.. I )Itb oruuglii, No; 7, Fish-street-hill; Baxter, t‘ati l r i 14 Idtte, Silinburgh ; -Ma. callwolt i s , and uf 144, 1 ','" ,1 1 in every considerable Warn in Great 14ritain and • .Ns•iti, 4 ' 1 % hfprily 48 9d ettett 'stamped, and staled up yt , „,„, yt .p .pircctions,,ll3crclay . persons, of either 'thou:atilt - es with 'ease, geed; learnt! and s!4feti' CAPPIIAIL:isLANO!!S.MiDA`TAIsr , s IN $0,11 . 14,. N EAlti BlihTOL AND BATH. SALE BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, THE MANORS of CHEW, NORIFI ELM, and DUNDRY, with the paramount Royalty of t he Hundred of Chew, Courts Led and Baron, &c.— Also a most deirati le F.`q.-ITE; comprehending a commodious Mandi on - house, and t»anv valtraltle Farms and Houses, Two Nlills, Coal Mines, &c. containing, in the .hide, about TWO THOUSAND THREE im.,NDRED AND 'FIFTY ACRES, All Freehold, except Thirty-seven Acres, of which about One Thirusand Seven Hundri.d Acres are Let to Yearly Tenant., at moderate (tents, amounting to u r vards of Three Thousand Sev , ii -Hundred Pounds per Annum, and the remainder lire demised on Leases de)erminat,le with Lives, mostly aged, and ,of the estimated an final value of 1,700!, These Manors and Estittes are snowed in a beautiful and fertile part of the county of S• merset. extending to within -four miles of Bristol, and eleven of Bath, 411-1 are intersected by s•veral fine Trout Streams. Panseliial Taxes are wo derate.—Coal is now workinc under part of the Estate. There Is a great quantity of thriving Timber on the Lands, the Estate altogether forms a most desirable investment for a Capitalist. For further Particulars apply to T. D. James, Solicitor, Knutcle hill, Chew Magna; or Messrs. Jenkins, James ' and Abbott, Solicitors, NIA' Nil, London; Or to Y. amt J. P. Stur..re, Surveyors, Corn-street, Bristol, at whose office Maps of the Estates may be stets. PUBLICATIONS. • . NATIONAL F111:1 7 , OFFICE, TIRIDGE'-STIVEET,'," BIACKFRIARS, Founder and Manager—Mr. S.- TIT GNOLII i late Secretary to the Norwich Shortly will he published, DEFENC;ts; of Mr. 131(iNOLD, under the AIL. successive convietions lie has sii , tained for defamation, of Claimants un his Funds; a Justification of his Conduct in pti!disliiriq the Names of Gentlemen as Directors'ot his new Office. witliont their authority or nowledze; anti Reasons why Capital is unnecessary for his Assurance Offices. 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Of whom may be had, The preceding Two nuts, coniprising the First Volume, price H. ac. ,This Edition will lie published in Eight Parts, forming FourViii•ottics. . - - MR'. CITITIT'S REPORTA',. K. B. • .. ‘.. • 1 "' . ; ' This Day was ptililished, • - ~ . - • in Royal (Moro, Vol. 1, Part, .01., price Ts. 7d. scr:e . ri, ,'. P.O.R'CO of CASES, principally n,.: PgAC, itIN Tick: ,and. PLEADING, and RELATINei' to. the ,ti FrcE . of "MAGISTILtrE; determisied in the Court of KIIN/O'S. 13 EN Cli ,' in TRlNrry 1 1' Elt :14, •1819, wit Is, ckip ions Notes. - . . . • . ~. , By 40SEPII CHMT, Esq. . ; Of the 'Middle TtintlittlYtittrri.t..r at Lovr. ''" ' ; -London : Printed '•fnr liennw'Kutterworthol.aw.lisokieller, 7, •Fleet-strvetOntween i tllo'einisle Galt's., . • • it, vice he R r . angel? n ef nrsoli ; rlf-sur / from wba y ;3611a 1. %diuk foot, wood, ges, hl.U•s 'ender S. 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From the nature of the crowds collected, neither debate our litgliment is practicable; and if attempted, spentl themselves in air. The pro posi'ions, from the dictators at the hustings, reach the ear of a vet y limited circle round their per sons. The walturt• of a hand, or violent gesticu lations seen afar, are si;, , ttals that the multitude are to announce, by acclan4tion, their ucgoies cepce in bight questions of political science oriu rsprintenee, which they could not from' their situation hear ; and which. in their coolest boitrs, -- • tew in the mass are qualified, by education and mores of life, to aiSCIIS6. The farce over ; (sometimes not unmixed with tragic recollections, which the indiscretion of every giddy boy or designing incendiary may occasion), the itinerant orator remounts his steed tor some new expkit, in Whatever distant quar ter lie ill-it - ilia he has a chance to succeed. \Yei have before 'hii - ard of itinerant roter:s. at Iristi county elections, but it remained for nor sis ter cotiory to produce - itinerant agitators, traversing distant portions of the kingdom, in which they are unknown, and without 'a toot of land in the shire which they in vade.--We find them, with the hallowed name of liberty on their lips, witching moments of dis tress among the lower orders; nut to soot he, lint to exasperate ; not to support their drooping spi rits by reminding than of the superabundance of trade and manufactme which they so lately en joyed, and to advise patience tinder a temporary evil—but to disseminate political discontents tin connected with it, and excite contempt for that fonts of Goveromeut, so long the. pride of every description of. Britons. As the result of all their movements, they may have the pleasure to reflect, that by a perversion of public feelings, they have a Chance to,„&tnder acts of sedition, perhaps an easy transition. It is to be !loved, however, di it they will rail in their attempt to convert artizans into politicians ; and that nt least their po/itica/ grievances will rod with the return of beef-steak and plum-pudding. The watchword of those who lead in these Meetings, isUNIVBRSAL SUFFRAGE ; a term cal culated to impress on the ignorant an idea of the power ofuttatbers, independently of knots ledge and property, :The phrase is selected as denoting a mode of ; election • incompatible with the most li mited monarchy. Those who teach it are perfectly •aware, that the attaiument of the measure would end, in the convolion of a great kingdom into an imtnenie potwallopping borough, with all the mi series wlialt that representation engenders. Nay, it 'goes - farther *;- for, in its principle, it includes .every,woman and boy its the community; and pixet i t li e most ignorant pauper, who lives on charitsi, tin a footing with - the tuult eitligiven *ed 'eorbliktAt''in the land. That' the -financial difficulties of the State are -great, , every-gradation of :rank feels. They are not, ,how e r ,to be removed by any exchange of men, of one set of ministers for another, nor by- a dereliCtion'of - tire' principles of our Government. Our prelent=sittition -arises partly_ from a former excess of mantgactures and commerce, beyond all prior experience; but chiefly (rain a war against a tyranny Which threatened the 'subjugation •not only of .thie empire, but of, the .world—a war, in which we bore a pars ,that, will fill, the most glo • linos pars of ~our annals . our former pros perity, ttistalltine can restore ns ; 'and it is the. interesrot bear the evil with magnanin►nus .repiguation, ~FrAnn tliose wbo, under colour of alleviating it, fonietit disaffection and internal •• ••• Z'be Lord &liver us! Belfast ? 'Sept: 1819. • clus. Yeirerday, Mr. Ccir/i/e, reeeired notice of trial from the ctowo-bifioe; to ?mkt place on •Tuesday_next, At -halt-past nine o'clock ) at Git!!hall, .foy.-the- publicajion of Paine's Age . of Reason; The Deist, or Moral Philosopher, Sr.e.; nunther;:in all, five; different Indictinents and Ex-cificios. It •is expected that !his first trial fur. The Age. of,,iteasoir, will occupy the wh o le week; if not lo nger. Mr. Carl& has taken out no less than thirty subpcenas - for some of ille most 'emineni . characters• in this country. Archbishops art stibpcenaed to attend.—Notices, have also been served upon him to attend at the Crown Office, and reduce the Juries on Thorsday: . • • 'The Radicals who were apprehended at Neiloon and lodged in Paisley Jail, still remain in doratacT , vile, having refused t o g i ve b They have taken to their musical instruments, and now delight the lieges with the 'national airs of " God save the King," and.", Rule kiritiiihis." " r DEAL, OCT. 4.—Put back the Essex, BAR. CLAY, and Pomona, STATIIIS, for the South Seat ;- the latter has broken her windlass. Arrived his Mmiesty's ship Hind from Leith ; the Broxburne• bury, PITCHER, from Batavia; Partridge, Ket.vi, from Bombay end the Cape ; and Hector, STOR. REY, from America--4he letter has sailed for the River. Came down from the River the Crite• riot), AVERY, for New-York, and his Majesty's ship Owen Glendower. Putt•rst i epulls e: OCT. 4,—Arrived the Ernest, Et,sarsom, from the Downs for the Brazils ; :rho -ma?. ttul Mary,p;an , sport, from St. Kitt's ; Wilson, UNDRRAyOOD, from London for the South Sees ; arid Sarah, HUTCHINSON, from the Downs for Africa. FALMOUTH, OCT. 2.—Arrived the Duke of Kent packet with a wail from Libboll, in Wren days. Azettnept , r, SEPT. 30.—Arrived the Letitie s , CLARK, from Davis's Straits, with 12 fish. g FOR THE SUN. EMPLOYNIENT OF THE POOR. MR. ED/TOR-1 was much gratilled by reading a very intelligent article on the subject of Turn ' pike Roads in your Paper, a few days ago ; and as you invite colimunications on that head, dur ing the recess, I send you.the following remarks, which have been suggested by the grLt improve went lately made on Roads, and by the alarming necessity of creating some National Employment for the Poor. • A RepoifOf a most intelligent Committee of the ilouse - ofComMotis, on Turnpike Roads, before the Public; by which a better and more econo. mical system of Road Repair is recommended, and proved, by incontestable evidence, to be available in every part of the kingdom. It also presents the incalculable advantage of providing useful a n al immediate Employment for a great number of 1,11 bourers in every part of the country, and kVith. funds alrcacty provided, which only require to have a more proper directiim. The evidence before the Committee of the House of Commons she's's. th:it the improved sys tem of Rold Repair reduced the expenditure, at Epsom, in Surrey, more than one half, while it g,tvu the means of employmeot to the whole of their Poor. There are 25.000 miles of Turnpike Roads in sngland and %Vales, and upon each mite two men may be advantageously employed, in additkon, to those already at work, and without any . inereas• of expellee; by merely adopting the plan ;Tem a ) - , mended in the Report, of more carefully prepar ing, and applying the materials, and thus giving to the mein! . jatwur ,of .men, women, and boys, those funds which have hitherto been wasted, in carting unnecessary, andeveomisibievons, mate. rials to the Roads. 1..; 1 ) f.4.11ht This. reforrnalipn would therefore create a .new and most beneficial Employment for . _Fiity Thou sand Lahourers, f for one or two years, without sny,addition of expence,to the couphry, and to the certain amendment ,9( the whole of the Roads. , I have ample authority for the statements I have now made in the,Repoll of Uvidence taken by. the Committee submit into clie_eonsi• deration of the Secretary of State for the Home _Department, whether it be, not a 'object "worthy of his Lordship's most seriuns attention, at„thia time of universal distress. The,Plan proppsed brhis itiejeety's Ministers, of, encouraging, emigration ty,nurown Colonies, is : good, as far as relates, to . that ,clusi , of persons who. are able to avail themselves , OC i the . benefit, by.tnaking the necessary deposit. fiir,t s the greatest real distress is ainongst the Labouring Poor, who are by far. the most „numerous, the most helpless, and are els;► the . most exposed to thedelnsions prae tised by the wretches yvho are tiking,advqntage of =their actual situation, to..exeitctbent to apts..ol desperation. Employment ,on the [mans ii r so diffused over ,the country,. as ,to present univer s al relief; and the labourers might be, brought, by stick employ. meat, tinder the immediate inspection and con trout of the Country Gentlemen; from whom they, w ill receiv e enconregement and advice, and whose vigiiance will be better enabled to dkappoint the .etrorts of incendiarie2. 13; iotol j Srpt. ao, totg SPECTATOR, ~: i+MQ i 1~ 4