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:'~~` , . _ • -,~. . 7) ,; 1 ti OW - 1 - • li k Zt ' l i • l'' i .4, ,l, . , pi', 7, , t`• I:`,` : ;,.. ,/, ' % •&•",'- -- - ' .'', ' ~_:' ;. ,J ,: - ' l . - -1 ' \ '-' -- 1 --Z--'i,;',.'4 :Xi\ l ,:\ ' ':"-- - f : :(. 3' l f ' 2, ' -i 'A. --''.: 1-----; ',..'Gil4. :It ~,,0&j. , 4 -_,..,„,„„..,..,., ..,. „,-.„ , ....,,,,,..,„,,t,... „,... :* - . ~• L ~• ),-.. -... _,... . tz,, _ . -.- .;:- , - -''‘ •. 0, ~ ' - 'll''''!' ', ~ .. , ' ",..,_ .:,..1:.:44-sa. —..,. Z"Nel '' .-... - 1— 'T. l ,‘*h , p , •••• .- 1 --ty. "1.,, , A' '- • ~ ~ . ~;,,, it 1.,.. , 1 , :74 - i t IVEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 1:).. FPFLIC:: i•ItTivrRER i 7735.1 From the LONDON GA.ETTE, Oct. 14, 1817 Pitt) VIM. 1 L JOURNALS. The Hibernien Jolunal resumed the subject of T 11 I; L 0 T . Dubli,i CustL, Oct. 9, 1817. the proposed Commutation - , of the Window the '3d- instant and therefore ; we take the followin extract twin that loyal and spirited CONTRACT FOR 140 PS. ROYAL IIOSPITAL FOR SEAMEN AT GREENWICH, October 9, .1817. IJCq Persan4 as may be willing to Contract • , . " for Siipplyintr . this Hospital Willi Sin Tons of HOPS, , -14 elf in-Bags, and italfin Pockets, may deliver in their Pre posals (with Samples of the Hops intended to be supplied), to the Directors ottlre 'said HosPila!, at this Place, on SA TUMMY, the 18th Instant, at Eleven o'Clock in the Fore noon and in the Mean time be furnished with Forms of Pro posals, and acquainted with further particulars, by inqtiiring at theStewares Office here. NS. No Proposal will be received after the hour afore said, nor will any he attended to that are nut agreeable to the Forms. OFF OP ORDNANCE, Oct. 6, 1817. foral. °Pi] CERS - • :TESTY'S ORDNANCE do hereby give, oßvc, i'hotProposals will be received at their Office in Pall-Mall, on or Wore Monday, ,the 20th 1 - 4stant, from such Persons 'a., May 'be willing to undertake the Perfornzanee of the PLASTERERS' WORK, for Service of this Department, for 'a• period of three Years;.determinaSle offer the Ea:pira lion of the first Year,- uppu Notice of three Months, at the option of either Party,,ot the fillowngStations, Tower, , Greenwich, Lewisham, 11 ot;lwich, PLirfieet, Graven nd,:hnd Tdbory Fort.. • Farther Particulars, together with the Terris and Con ditions of the Cantract,nsaybe known at the-Secretary's Office, - in Pall,Mall aforesaid, any day between the Hours. of:Ten , And Four • o'Clock, where the Isropools Must be, de:fiecred,' scaled up, and endons44 " 1 ropoalsfikPlasterFre Work ;" but ho Proposal can be admitted after the 20th Instant, at Twelve o'clock : at Noon of the seine (14 ;' any Tender be noticed, unless the Party making it, or an ..Itient in his behalf; shattattend. Stag Order of the lioat'et'," • - . -11.:-.(;;?7 T.. • se : .e FACiIEQUEB , WM, OFFICE, o,tu,,ei iU, To BE PXI1) OFF. All EXCIIEQUEII. -. BILLS dated -in the lAtn,itli of No- vcauber lta6, viz, Oti Aids, lal6, ....556 George 111. Ca r p. 9.8. • , • . . Supply, .f .13,000,000, - 54 Geor,ge 111. 00: 5 4.i r4III4..LORDS CO.II3IISSION,ERS of HIS JR- MAJESTY'S TREASURY having given directions far paying off the Prindipal of the above-in'entioned EXCHE QUERBILLS with the Interest due thereon, at-the Ex chequer-Bill Office in tire Receipt of Exclieque - :, Nev Palace yard; Westminster, nu Thursday, the 30th day of October, be given stall); (Sundam. and. 'ET olidAks: ct 7 cepte,f) until, anti - inchislis4 critte.y, the 14tit tr e nd ten O'clock in the to:wiling till one in the after noon; for' the purpose of receivinObe same; and, fur the gr&iter ditpateh, the hearers of Clic said Bills ate desired to place each description of Bill's in separate Lists (which are to be obtained at this Oftice),elassing'thesu in. the ok-der of their respective slates, such as are for, the same Amount benig numerically arranged, and specifying thy . principal Sums and Interest due.thereon, computed from, hut excluding the days on which they arc respectively; dated, to the said 30th day of . October inclusive, when the, interest will cease;. ,and the said bearers, should they be. acting as the :. agents of holders whose 'names are. inserted in the Bills, are i 1 r prev.uus y-0 pro cure the endsrsements of such hollers; and the bearers are also 'indispensably required "to' indorse each Bill with their usual signatures ;- and to write their names and residence at the bottota•of each separate List ; and they are moreover required to attend the Exchegiter Bill Ottice fur payment, and to receive the new Bills, and give the Receipts for the same. If any of th.. holders ':of the aforesaid Bills shmild be de airuut of recCivi; , g payment of the Principal and precious 16 the said zidth, day of October, they may be ac commodated on compiating the Interest to the day "on • rich they wish to be paid, and leaving the said Bills for e*amina . tion one day prior thereto. silo persons as, may be desirous of having new Exchequer Bills in whole or in part of uytnept of principal, upon marking new Bills, and mentioning the amount at the : bottom of their Lists, delivered on or before Friday, the 24th Octo- - ber, may he accommodatell with new Bills, payable to or. Older., carrying an In terest of two pence by the day, on._ every one 'muckedpounds, pounds, which said new Wlls will hear dat. , the said sot h &Tot* October, and will he delivered, t04 ,,- .lter with the Interest due in respect of the Bills' sod-::sired to be ex chaeged, on Friday, the 31st day of October, and the fel days. • The Exchequer Bills to be issued in ,IrAtchange, and : made payable to , or order, as above-Mentioned, may Ebe ther transferred by endorsement , or Will- bcfpaid to the 11earer if the. blank shall not he filled up. ' N. B. All Exchequer Bills dated, prier to November, 1816, have been advertised to hs paid olf, anl the Interest thereon has ceased. AHE - COMMERCIAL 'TALL WINE"cOM -PANY respectfully acquaint their Friends and the Pub lie,"in consequence of the failure of the Grapes of the last and present veer, and thecertain scareity,of Wines of the favourite Vintages of 1808, 1812,And 1815, .the Company will he under the necessity of advancingtheir Wines of those years 44. per Dozen, but will execute all Orders at' OLD PIZICES till the. st.pav of November, when' Poll'T WINES, Vintage 1815,. now 355. will be 425. DITTO, Vintage 1812, now 425; will . be 466. DITTO, - Vintage 1808, now 46.5. will 'be . 50s. The Port Wine of - 1805,:at 465. what, the Cotupatiy have furnished their Friends with for the last 12 months, Teton - es. no . farther observation than that the Quality h - as been ac knowledged by Tvit.ry buyer of it to be superiorlo any bther Vines selling, and the favour of an, early order from those fa . Inilies who wish to lay in a stock of it, will much oblige, (par titularly as this is the most favourable time of the year to lay dawn Wine for crusting.) A foil list.of the Company's Prices of Wines and Spirits per Pipe, &c. may be had by applying ,at No. 10, Skinner-street, or 340, Oxford-street. N. B. 1300 Dozen of full-bodied -Claret, 63s —4OO Ditto, rich Frontigniac, fits . Sample Bottles, at G. per Bottle.— If sold for Exportation, claret, 365. per Dozeu.—Finutigniac, • Cgs. per Dozen. October 1, 1817. • . • . 4 PIUZES <4` TWENTY 'THOUSAND POUNDS ‘VIFT and Co. luost respeci folly solicit tlic:at- L 7 tention Of their Frjends and the Public to the Scheme of the State Lottery, which drtwitte: on :the. ,of Next Month. It eiansist , s. otonly .7000 N.imbers (Two 'Pickets of each Number), and contains, besides other Capi- 2.... Prizes 0f... .L 20,000 Money 2 29,000 consols 2 15,000 Camels 2 5,000 Money . , Each of the 15, 0 0 01 . Prizes , whe n drawn,' to have 50001. Money in addition, tasking Two Prizes' of 20;0001-more, pre senting SIX PRIZES of 20,0001.! a chance unegnalled in any former Lottery. The advantages of an early purchase will he obvious, as the .first 7,100 Tickets draWn must all beYrizes, and 0,700 of them will give the.holders the option of receiving 4sl, in Money, or taking a second chauce far the Capital -yretthm. ktrain in the Wheel the last fay: of drawing..., j . " - eIA Shave' ar'e tire-7-g0,,tz.1 varietg SWIFT and Co's Offices, No. 11,Ponitry,. _ .tio i'ihigate High- 12, CharinA-Crcivi, Street; where they sold, in the last 'Lottery, No. 424, a Prize of 10001. a150,..N0, 7,995 4 a Prize of 23,0001., in the preeediog 'Lottery, and No. 2,ti3ti, a Prize of 20,00/. in the last October Lottery, Ail in Shares. SIX PRIZES OF TWENTY THOUSAND POUNDS !' ONLY. 7,1c0 'NUMBERS, • • • NEARLY, TWO PRIZES TO ONE BLANK, And the Chance of One Nninber At:tilting the immense Suns of EIGHTY THOUSAND (POUNDS. and J. SlVEWRlGlir,soiicit tile public at tention to the greatly improved principle of Lotteries, which they Acre the first to establish ; whereby', with a dimi hUtitin in the price of the Ticket, and .an inerease in the amount of the Money di,tributed in Prizes, the Value of the Chance to every urchaser is very considerately enhanced. An attentive . perusal ,of the Scheme witl show that -the Value of each Tichet is increased LA. lGs. 5d., whereby every Purchaser before the First Day, and up to the 3tl Deceadier, can, .at the worst, lose only about ate Third olthe Cost, independent of the great increased •Chancus of 4....Przes 0f.... L. 20,000 i5....... L. 60,000 5,(4)0 .. 30,000 2 . 10;000 , 1,050 6,9=; , (1 - - The First-Arawn 5,000 -to have L. 5,000 Money wire. . TICKETS and SPIARFN for the NEW GRAND LoT. TEItY, which will ...otunkenCe Drawing on the 7th 'NOV EM. are Sdlit.g . at t heir tort anate Offices, No. 37, Corn. hill. 11, Holborn, 3, Hayinarlief. and t .11 .• Oxford-street where N0..2,377. a Prize of 20,000 L wa , •;01(1 in Shares Last Lottery. tether with Several minor Prizes, and Eleven Ca pitals in the last Contract. • iopo PUBLICATIONS. This Day was published, Tn 'Fon:* very large Volumes', BVo. prise 31. ASYSFKM 0•. - C rl KM E sT R V. By TI-10M AS 110 Nt.4ON, M.I). w F,ditt,ot, entirely rec•nnposed., London : Print , (l.tm 'Crailocli, and Joy. Pater. 110Ati'l row ; Blackwood, unit Bell and Dratilate ftv.7. Hades aot. NIISS A. hi. poll:n:11:s NEM WOIC:i. Tlus Day was published, m In Three Volues', Ilmo. priee 11, Is..boards, .'; TH E of s'l'. Jot IN ; a Itowance. By HISS ANNA MARIA I' 41.TElt. Author of " The•lteglnse of Norway," Sce. &c. Printed fur,Lougman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, `.Load. n. - • . • Of whom may be had, by the same Author, 1. 'Reel-use Of Norway, 4 vols. 11. I4s. R. Hangariau l lirothers, 'floral Edition, 3 vols. IGs. Gd. 3. Don Seha'shaff, 3 rots. 11. Is. Also, by Nll$S - .IANE PORTER, 1. The Pastor's Fire-Sde, Second Editiao,4 vols. 11. 11 s. H - 2. Thaddeus of Warsiw,ltieventh'Edition, 4 vols. 18s; bds I 3. Scottish Chiefs, Third F4ition, 5 cols. 11.155. boards. • FRAUD PREVF,NTSD. mcounteract the Ana v Attempts,tbatare daily ade to impose on the- unwary a Spurious Composition inAtead of the'GENVIINE 111. prepared by DAYam MARTIN, they are induced to adopt a new Label, in wind .their Address 97, High Holborn . s. placed so conspicuously, that they tenst an attention to this,' , lo the dif erence . of the Type, which is unlike all Let ter-press, will enable Purchase: s at once to detect the Impo sition. The REAL JAPAN BLACKING, made by DAY and MARTIN, 97, High Holtioin, will in future he sold in Bot tles at 6d. Is. and Is. (id. each, and a Copy of the Label - left with all \Tenders. . • - DAY aid MARTIN, 97.• High Holborn. A SAVING OF ONE GUINEA IN FOUR. •FASIIIONABLE awl most Elegarit . COATS tut And'inatle in a super for manner; of the best Super fille Cloth, from 31, 6s. to 6 1 . ; Waistcoats, from 85. to 145.; D o uble-foilled Cassioiere Breeches, 11. ; Trowsers, cheap in proportion. A variety of Shooting Jackets, Elunt big Coats; also Box, Curricle, and Driving Coats ; and, fur the convenience of 9(.4llll:Jaen travelling, a variety. is,hypt re ady-finished, or a suit 'node in four hours. ServantsLive riei 41. 105. - ton - iplete: The business -of this house being wholly done with ready-money, enables the Proprietors to. submit the above Advantage'ous Terms to the Public; which is not less than firm! 30-to '4B per Cott. No. 18S, Fleet - street , f our doors east'of Chancery-lane. Merchants-and Captains wanting large quantities, will -and a great advantage by applying as above. • . . 13Y HIS MAJESTY'S ROYAL LETTERS PATENT. J. METCALFE'S PENETRATING HAIR PRUSHES,,for all kinds of Uses. • THE Univers%l Reception aild Unbounded' tronaze (beyond all parallel) given to these New in vented BIWSIIES, by all Ranks in Society, is a wonderful instance of their excellence over - every other Implement for *Cleatising• the Head from Scurf, thereby stivngtheting, heantitving, and promoting the growth of the Hair. - As HORSE BRUSIik: - .S, they are approved and recorti mewled by Professor Colman. They are alike esteemed for all kiriAls at Personal Uses, as -for. all -Domestic doses,Pu, wherein a greater degree o f clea nl iness will prevail, m bine economy with expedition.' 'They are also of tht greatest consequence for Marinfacture awl Machinery, and are highly appreciated by a number of the Qrst artisans in the voni- I'tg, the superiority of the. Patent,Bruslies is so great,• that (to c(iniparison) all others are wholly useless; as will he proved on trial. • - • Patent Brushes are warranted free from whalehone, or any ti adulteraon, and - 'at thetame price as genuine Brushes here tofore nsade. • To c Sod Retail of the Patentee, No. 353, (Treat Mary-le hone street, Portland place, and., at 35Q, Oxford-street, and all respectable Venders of Brushts in the United Kingdom.• , ~N.B.—Some fraudulent Shopkeepers -having iniposed on Ole -Public, both - in price and quality, by selling -spurious Brushes, please to ask for J. iMetealfe's.Patent.lßusbes, and see each" tirush has the Pat O -tee's Stanip liqpreSsed• on It, " Metcalfe, Patentee," 'with the Royal itiSigoa. Wholesale Orders to be addressed to Metcalfe and Kent, 49, Deau-strech Soho, or T. G. Kent, Poultry, Loudon. • The Earl alhot, whO'enthlrked at Holyhead, • at five o'clock, Wednesday, Bth instant, on bo4fil his Maiest's yacht the IViiliam ,and Mary, arriv-• ed in this harbour at one olock,_P. M. this ills Lordship, on his arrival in Dublin, i‘;s re;• ceived bY the Lord Mayor, Aldermen, Slterilfs,.j and Commons at the city of Dublin. -His Lord ship, attended by a squadron of Dragoons, 'pro ceeded to the Castle, and the Cooled having as•l -senAleti at four o'crock, was introduced in form to his Excellency Earl . Whitworth; who received • him bitting under the c a nopy' of State ima the Pre scire Chamber, from whence a procession was mute in the usual state to the Connell , Chamber. ting, Lordships commission -a;, anti die with?, being aultoinillte!et7: to him. L was . invested with the Collar of the most .ilisttions Order of Saint Patrick, and re ceived i'Ae Sword of State from the . Earl Whit worth. His Excellency afterwards repaiteil to the Presence Clunnber";aud - receivd the cntupiinieuts of time NOuility amid other rie a rsons of distinction upon his safe arrival, and taking uiuion hint the Government of Ireland. Dublin Castle, October 10, 1817 . This at three o'clock, . the Earl:Whit worth, lste Lord Lieutenant of Inland,_ left the Castle, in order to evlbark on board his Majesty's yacht the William : and Mary, on his morn to England. _ His ENcellency Earl Talbot' Lord Lieutenant, anti Gail Whitworth, went together front the Castle in the state coach, proceeded by the lead ing enriches, in which were the Olfieursinf State, to the South Wall, where the yaelis lay. :They were escorted by a` sivadron of dragoons, and at tended by it gr e at olitither of the nobility and per sons of distinction, the Lord Mayor, Sheriff's, Seve ral Ore Aldermen and principal Citizens in_their carriages, . followeil by a concourse of. people to the water side, The streets were lined by the re gime.ots of infantry,i-in Dublin duty. The riqatl %Wit worth received every demonstration of respect in passing through the streets, trout the people, %%ilk) testified their regard by repetired wishes for his w - elfafe . and sale return to -England: Carlton-House, 'October 10. 1-lis Royal Highness the Prince Ilt.;:eut wastbis clal plekstql, in the name Rlyi on ti•.e b e half o f his Niajesty, .io confer the' honour of Knightitnoci upon Tho:ul.3 \Viniaut Stubbs, , Esq. Major7Ge ot•ral in the Port ttgoeie service, coloipAii4ling tqc f - 7 ,Thsnoraly Commantlvl of clic! Royal Portnguese Or:icr of the Tower,. and Stvotd. BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED. • William Parker, Hawhsclou,Li, Yorkshire, merchant, from Sept ewher 13 to NoveMbvr 1. BAN Kituncy SUPERSEDED. George Cook, Angel-row, liainmtrsmith, hatter. BANKRUPTS. . - Thomas Burman, Dewsbury, Yorkshire, woollen-mann - turer, to surrender October 31, November 1 and 25, at eleven. at the Sessions House, Wakefield. -Attornies, Mr. Heykinson, Wakefield or Dewsbury, or Messrs. 1~ fisher awl Sudluw, Holborn. Tlionut; Malst), Bristol, cheese-factor, October 31, Novem ber 1 and 25, at twelve - at the• Commercial Rooms, . Attornies, Messrs. Laljberts, Taylor, and Deane, Gray's Inn-square, or Mr. Coulee, Bristol. Laivrance Rourke, R o s e mary-lane, Minories, victualler, Oc tober 18, 28, and Novekuber 25, at .ten, at Guildhall.— Attorney, Mr. Lyles, Castle-street, Houndsditch. DIVIDENDS. Nov. 4, W. Hopkinson, Chiswell-street, mercliabt—Nor.fi, 'l'. Clarke, ILrninster, Somersctshire, druggist—Nov. 4, J. Writht, Huddersfield', tiiiner—Nov. 1 22,, 'l'. Atwood, flew rietta-street, .1, 3. Simpson, Ske - pherd's-bush, farmer--Nov. 20. 'l'. Bird, Altincliesicr, cotton-merchant Nov. 4, T.. Hottvill, Nine Elms, carpenter—Nov. 4, D. ffoliin. and 13. Jones Mitchell, Limehouse, ship-chandlers—Nov. 18, T. Oaliden, Pilatichtster, tailor 7 -Nov. 17, 1-1. Duckworth ; Manchester, liquor-merchant—Nov. 4, J..Peletsie, George-street, tmoi-square, trader—Nov. 4, C. lioare, Cheapside, tailor—Nov. 17, S.olierenshaw, Ashton-wider- Line,'ltat=manufactureiNov. 4, At.. Evans. Bristol, - corn factor-•-Nov. Thorpe, Bridge-foot, LOndoti-bridire, fruiterer—Nov. 4, It.. Lane, junior ; Norwich, bookseller 'Nor. J. 1-1. Brune and F. Jordan, 13nry-..ourt, St. Mary- Axe, nie rchants-;-Nov. I I, T. colbeck. wothouse; W. Ellis, .Castlefield, .1. Willis, senior, Burley, 'W. Holilswottli, Brad ford,.and J. floldsworth, Morley, Yor4sliire, llax-spluners— Not , . 4, .1. Neale and S. Warner, Milli-street, linen-chapels-7 Not , . 4, T. Marsden, senior, Curtain-roud, horse-dealer. CERTIFICATES, Nov. 4. • • ' G. Ilicnvler, senior, G. Bowler, junior, Naughton, Manches ter, Ind-nAnufactnrers:—W. Redhead, Little Chelsea, baker --, .111orrall, Birmingham, factor- , .H. - Deane, Marthall, Ch , eithire, tualtster—S Shaw, London, merchant, • PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED,' 'J. Lin and and T. Hughes, City-r0a.1,. oil and colour-men lto!,ins, Noung,.l3. Smith, and Dice., jun. AL-dins bury, hankers (so far as relates to the said D. Gill and 'l'. Gill; Princes:.stret - , Soho, sword catlers--j. Page and W. L. Warren, Fakenhant; Norfolk, ironniongers-4'../thodes and J. tVlieaton, Exeter, hoSiers -4.lllilroy, R. Morton, and A. Milroy, F,linlitirgh,..c.hina merchants—R. Morton and A. Milroy, Edi tilinrgli, jewellers --M. Singer, A. Fv,rd, and S. Ford, l cynsham, Sonicrscishir6 ladies' boarding-school,mistresses—.l. Withers, G. - Withers, and T. Withers. Newark-noon-Trent, Nottinghamshire, nur serymen—A. Rhodes, 11. Glover, and ir. 'Clapham, Leeds, cloth-merchants-4. Pearson; S. Lloyd, and J. Pructvr, Leeds, Ilitx-spiuncrs. G. CARItOLL, the Contractor, is proud to per ceive, !rum the rapidly increasing sale of the pre , sent Lottery, the general approbation , with Which, the Scheme is reg arded. 111 earnrStly recom mends to the attention of the public the tinuterini , ,.: advantages which adventurers will posSes w Ito purchase in this Lottery; which etintaii.s than . Six Prizes of 20,000/. !,--Tich s and Shares -are on Sale at the Contractor's °dices, 7, Com .hill, and 26, Oxtord-street, where the last ;31Y,0001. was sold. The Drawing will commence on the 7th oh next Month, ?eper: " ALTERATIO'g IN THE WINDOW TAX. , • " We are sincerely happy, for the credit of our Countrymen in .general, and particularly' for the Citizens of .to fi nd t hat the true delinea. tion of the inteodeil ;node of collecting and as sessing the Window Tax, which appeared in our -last publication,"bas wrought a great change itt the public mind. " Were, it Otherwise., we should be ashamed of the folly and vacilleil,:vpn whiencharacteriled those who agreed ;o a.sy - rent proposed by tirvib .ties, and objected to iratterwards without a' 54Aw dow of cousistency j by their Orators. " if the chaflge . eve` allude to had nnt - taken.- place, how could . we place any reliance it ltiture on the selection at Deputies on any Occasion Or receive with attention the sentiments o.f iz public body, ' through any other organ.,than the voice of all. . This :vapid, indeed, he 'the duction ot Babel itsclf, and 'cause the right of re. presentation to be a phantom. • " We are aware that a Morning Paper 'pre , " suntes to cast Censure-on Mr. Shaw, and calls the , deputation 'a ,ham one--a•mere skeleton one, if any one at all. But will this sage Oracle of folly and. cabal deny that Michans's Parish 'that Patti's, that Mary.:s and Anne's, that Nichol.ss!s Within, and .Nicholas's Without, with ..Peter'§ and An. drew's, J'ameS"S'And John's, had not their D.pq ,tics present ; and also that Mr Shaw, not relying . tlron thiS, had present : everyCitizen he could in fluence to attend otythe Occasion. '°Bat'eve shall detain our readers no longcr iii bria.ging hotne self-evident faults . to obstinate blinds. \Ye shall only_saY, then, thaf those who originated the inea'sure ,deserve trout the their sincere *thank; for thiy torte the caw :c of substituting a Tax, resting an the principle of justice and lenity, in place of one that, were it not 'for -the ho inanity of-the Government and the Board.of Excise, have otherwise been ex r .- ereised and, whereas, now the poor ‘va be re livve 1, and the wealthy taxed only, as they should be. '" And now; since we liave sail - so mach, lei us conclude by_ohserving oat. the 'tni . srakvn opi nion which .has gone abroad, that the system proposed is an additio`nal faX on the • I;e: 'Vie. . - • Sr riely the eXplatiatin given alr - c-rdy to the o u f ,J,r to trav , -, saristi , d drum nro i t. ilas-r,ot d o n e s o ; let a, in. , „form them, once for•all, that the'rnodified Tax, 'as simirlifird and proved in i:s, •excellence in our lasCrob!ieution, is a Tax which reduces the Win , . dots 'il ax. as it now is, insoMe.cases More that/ 'one-halt- Again—that the modified Tax is a soh. stitute otily for the .pri sent Window Tax—that, in rt word, ther‘e i 5. to he no Tax but the one we have - remarked-Upon already—and that those .who have thought and argued otheroise, have done'so either.from gros s s ignorance, or determined 11016- lity to every principle of chanty and beneVolence to themselves, their fainilies, their country and its prosperity. '"ro the Parish Deputies' Address, who at- tended the original proposition (mark the dis •tinction reader), dill, therefore. Lite people here'- atter feel iildebted f'or relief—but the Parish Ora ' tors must they_thank for a most, unhandsorne.use of an assunseA and ill-lodged interference." DOM 147,5' IC GIIIEV AN CES. jp!in Cool , ;e, ;gin eccentric character, well known ass the Lgyal,Saddler,". .L- Exeter, has hail, it apve'ari, oue of those squabbles whieb exist soine.- times iu the-.best regulated familivs ; and hri-i deemed it necessary to wake, in the Exclerl'ape a long " Appi*l to the Fuhlie," of which tlru following b an extract " I have brought tip sixteen apprentices, serer' of whom are in trade, the others 'foremen ; present has lived near years with me, and his lather 30 years with tuts' parents. I appeal to all of them, if ever I spew rhem one bad. example ; and to the relations too of my former %cities, and the present, I appeaL My present wife oljectq to my grand•chilch en stayin at my house ; reasoned on the ties of nature, and used every pal liative in vain; I said the grey mire should not be the best horse, although it had been so in her former marriage. She said efloqgli to pcoeol;e parson ,I threatmed last; ilie,not intending to doso , . l had not before,or ,since; site said if Idid,she swear the peace of me, this wiel“.'d ti;rett cat:scd .pat on the cheek; as two eitlidr , . a, when either see their teeth bleed,er y out ,so she 4:id to the passer by, and told him to report tics hif4il:at Waterloo Cot tage• llostilitesceas,ed ; wrote a few w•n- t ls r , i s preliminaries, to prevent a repetition, a secret be rweett man and t‘ife, she caused them in print ; out of evil may , come g ood--t-‘t beret's ‘ve sae „ e ;it valiance we are now in amnia'—whereas I was market-man (hy desire) and done every thing please, in Vain—she, now Sto market ;--sny granilweliiiiirens)nlllCOlLl`,! and stay at Ivy Itynse an4A not stand the former fidgets of sending !or 8 dtictot for a e.litrus on a gre:it toe." • 4 • Thel?ite predicted high tide slid not, it srenis, appe:ir e:oraolditi,ity i c theThAincs. It clic!, indeed,.; rise on Sunday so as I 0 fl o w i nto Maid-lane anti sonnt ddj.iccnt places in Sninh‘rkok, but pot to the du gree the_wdti:r reachtd thine seveU years ago, •