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London, England, 1834-12-15 00:00:00

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--.61 TO THE ELECTORS OF BATH.
p 't 2gT Lz it EN,
he lamentable dismissal of the late Ministry
04 "la lead to a dissolution of Parliament, I shall beg leave
otie, more to offer myself to your notice, in the confidence that I
CI ,Vnert the same support I have so frequently experienced from
4:sin'!" of my fellow citizens, whose welfare it has been my un-
Aft and uniform object to advance.
fie, ~Lt the experience you have had of my principles during twenty-
i,i4,Nr. l'i it would be insulting you, and degrading myself, to make
Ills,. pOns, or any display of my political opinions . 'They have for
,in,
posoliii,n_dation the prosperity and happiness of the people : and,
'bsbn 7 Jog the means which I thought best adapted to secure
~. can
"Tate • - say, with truth, I have isaerificed all considerations of
:1,4 feel ItlirtireSit for the publia good, convinced that no honest man
4ost means- y nap:-;,-nowever abundant his means, if heis conscious
~ ''-13 wrung from the hard-earned wages of industry.
'V heaven, I had rather coin my heart,
And drop my blood for drachmas, than to wring
hti.,.. in the hard hands of peasants their vile trash
psi • 159 any indirection." e'
at 614 ia by means the most indirect, unjust, and oppressive, that
ltiknLustry of this noble country is weighed down, and your extra-
-4.-7 worts to secure comfort and independence for yourselves
It'ainilies rendered abortive.
Sao 3("1 look at tho situation of all the great interests and divi-
it'iql. industry the real wealth and strength of the nation, what
b. Are :."
L•st,ll.. agriculturists prosperous? Are the manufacturers sue-
-9 tli.,•';eoropeting with their rivals in every part of the world?
tliasij'g remunerative? Is commerce profitable ? Are your
etirl flourishing ? Is the balance of trade so much in your
lil4t
liiiS to fill your coffers with gold ? I fear, end indeed I know,
:119? !'ese questions must be answered in the negative • and
Aisr„ "ninly because industry has to pay for every article used or
'lore -tiled within his Majesty's dominions upwards of 100 per cent.
Nty. /41„ it would pay it the Revenue were raised through Pro-
-I,estetoad of Expenditure; and until this great measure is
'lll tis impossible for this country to flourish.
NI Trades of Glasgow have said, ~ Give us cheap bread and
,1'1,,d, knowledge,,, and, as the means of obtaining them, have
41 I; Give us Household Suffrage, Triennial Parliaments, and
'it,yinlliot.. These, fellow-citizens, are the vital questions, the
doe g of which in Parliament, in my humble jndgment, can
16 hetl,.lahle you to obtain the further necessary measures to render
of
'grin Bill of use. I mean a Repeal of the Corn Laws, a
Ntib,(4 all Duties of Excise, a Repeal of the Assessed Taxes, an
‘Csito`e and discriminating adjustment of the Stamp Duties, and
Ole Regulation Act, whereby all Custora Duties should be
th , Y an equal per ecntage on the value of the article imported,
t,x,PlAver of exacting discriminating duties on articles imported
latk,nr4ted in foreign vessels, according as those vessels belong to
ilth,_li agree or refuse to meet this country and her colonies
tkiil'o tear and equitable terms which alone constitute a real Free
t 4t irstem-
'! b ropertyi take upon itself the liquir;ttion of the Public Debt ;
rtitt•'„_,troperty it was contracte?„ and by Property it must be li-
ds. 7 or the Public Cr
'144 can no longer be e.ltor must ultimately suffer ; for its
'Aastained as at present by the industrious
'sse Call for and ,obtain this change in the system of our Re-
,l,nie ~,k1 every class will flourish.
qi'lls' —l"':..e -of purchase, transit, shipment, frieght, and Mer-
1, P• 'tvges and profits will be an ample protection to the Bri-
C,4 r, to whom his superior skill, machinery, and industry
,l'•tat7 additional profits. Your Manufacturers will no longer
letinre(t to the necessity of half-starving their people, and of so
in,,,,
ttisis,- their material, that foreign articles are rapidly super-
,iosi. !it? in foreign and even in your domestic markets. .
hi sThlpowners will no longer complain that they can neither
4'is'st.:luip,.victual, or man their ships, in competition with other
ts%., I'lle profits of Commerce will no longer be confined to
,t's topolists, who make use of the Pnblic Funds to enable
itAsetai'ongross all profitable- traffic, and ruin all who enter into
1 o with them whose means a less amle than their own.
sot °°k to our COlColones, where isre there one from which there
tti . constant complaints of distress, only partially those re-
It '
, morn . ose whose Government is expending large sums
i!t' isp,iri Wrung from the hands. of the, necessitous at home,
•d. Po t those whom their exertions had previously expatri-
ilY the 164t13', do the management and arts resorted to
wtorn?"ernment and the Bank prevent Gold leaving the
tit), ofti, i')ley do not. If the articles produced by the in-
is .-° Country, and afterwards exported, exceeded the value
n.tiki, neles imported, the difference must necessarily be paid in
it.% 41.41 Gold accordingly would flow into the kingdom : but
Ctisi.!_aving this Country daily ; and, what is an aggravation of
0p,,,;,!. that the Imports are in ;a
great proportion as to value,
;tititatar the rich, which pay but trifling duties compared with
,tli b_l)%ied on the less costly, but more bulky, articles imported
tkti "" of the People.
ots with
`Port °'
an appeal from the Crown to the People, at the present
Ntlot crisis, I shall again come forward as the determined op-
NienT. the party whom I ever have oppr,sed as the worst
11,23 their King and Country.
-"Lye the honour to be, GS.litlemen, with great respect,
You faithful and obedient Servant,
.I•••••...„_____ CHARLES PALMER.
----
AMATEUR ARTISTS, ARCHITECTS, PATTERN
DESIGNERS, &c. &c.
t Ilt Improved GRAPHIC MIRROR, invented
1/
i)ti,; Ind manuractured by ALEXANDER ALEXANDER,
'stilo to ..
kt e s,n,, the King, &.c. &c., Exeter, for Sketching from Nature
kt liVspeetive 'lacing Patterns of Furniture, Machinery, &c.
Ik.,i',Er„' 111,,strament will be found invaluable; the POINT of
4,9).„„`-''t. and IMAGE of the OBJECT are clearly and die-
it'itirt 15n the Drawing Paper, however, BRILLIANT THE
INkP Xnd without any injury to THE EYES.
rli Very PORTABLE, INEXPENSIVE, and SIMPLE
klis;ll"tlIENT.
'o4,siin London, Messrs. ACKERMANN and Co., REPO-
-1 of ARTS', 96 STRAND ,_ .

ASPECIAL CAUTlONv.pkWhereas numerous
Vt:u„(tisFarreene7:inttillrerirsedd by
tpelrsones ssp,usruiobustsituintintleftorr
.r, and decidedly inferior in ally;heairriqualities ; and the con-
ik,;:::8 ocafz,Ftceh
apraperte
jieuedsi,e:hen undetected, being naturally calcu-
ktr,
alleie
ain,stCfoo. against the legitimate article,
out previously
ilittg d
vetrming
never t'is 1 II
Tay stand excused for earnestly cautioning the
anY opinion of what may be repr.ese.nted. as
liqit eePIY rooted_, must y. satisfying themselves of its ident.ity.
liver d is done they feel assured that any existing prejudice,
'd to the- manifest superiority of its
1 ; and the wide differencele. between their's, and the articles
‘rtiraudulently substituted it, will, by comparison, be ren-
11,q,..,Pparent to even the least exprienced persons. By this test,
hi the intrinsic merits of their Brandy, they are perfectly
It'!it that it should stand or fall.
.(11'4!14;:q without some degree of reluctance that J. T. Betts
t!, seiaegeatin press ituon public attention the subjoined teatime-
I, el from •Ynany others of eminent chemists, by whom
Nii,'llich the has been analyzed—but the continuance of the frauds
/5b,,-* the ~7 one here adverted, compel them to adduce in its fa-
all —l''',l;e9 of names whose high character and talent are be-
"ekiion.
A:l'l,u _ EXTRACTS FROM TESTIMONIALS.
lr,::,Cr "'l' brandy is fre.• from uncombined acid and astringent
&Which exists more or less in most of the brandies imported
', 'utlee - "JOHN THOMAS COOPER,
To °e •
k'~tl it,:Betts." " Lecturer on Chemthat fur
istry.
lt oi °mind to say, and do assert it with confidence,
V,ly • NPirit this cannot be surpassed, and that your patent.
Ai, 1 5 also quite free from those acids which, though minute in
Yi ways contaminate the foreign spirit.
N'lBetts " JOSEPH HUNIE,
. T.l: '' • Esq " " Chemist to his Majesty.
'l% 'lett' and '
Co *may further be allowed to state, that they
T, eonn
ktlrt tht ected with any other house, and that they do not sell
to 111,,.' article than Brandy, which is of the highest legal strength,
i,rishtif. at all times, be tasted at their distillery, No. 7, Sruith-
-11; or cola heir only establishment ; where it may bo had, either
li, iC'red, at 18s. per imperial gallon, sent to any part of
tlOatitities not less than two gallons, for cash on delivery.
°,,,TTLING SEASON.—Gentlemen and Fa-
411t,11C.,,ilies arc respectfully informed, that PORT WINES are
YI'TLING at the GRAY'S INN WINE ESTABLISH-
yI ki. oonsisting of the greatest variety, from that of as econo-
y44lt moms te those of the most superior description, so as to mee
1114 -'‘ lod 'wishes of every class of consumers, at the lowest prices
14 Yvn
pi*
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But ought to command :Por pipe, £65, £75, and
')
,1- quarter cask, £l7, £l9 10s., and £2l 10s. ; per dozen,
nk, v,s
~ 335., and 365.
itt,iektitk' ttillth Holborn. GEORGE HENEKEY and Company.
14;1.4 f4vr fell of flavou Pipes of extraordina
£ry Old Winesk, of high °ha-
r, at £93 and 100 per Pipe.

A.„ki nr.„.I7I,LETT, WINE, SPIRIT, AND
,AttLy."ItANDY MERCHANT, NEW MARSH-GATE
.96t8 LB
No. 40, WESTMINSTER-BRIDGE-
kogAro .
Tititt)(l,Prietor embraces the present opportunity of acquainting
Pts,-,' a),„and the Trade in general, that he has just purchased,
)4-bitri,N,hing Christmas festival, an extensive and choice
otr-dgWENT of FOREIGN WINES, BRITISH and
Nl\laseti SPIRITS, which, for strength and flavour, cannot
i'tti)l'ilciu,i,reyrgaaiii.ytHt our in London, and at Prices that must
I!l,4trtiisil): and Country Dealers are earnestly invited to inspect
11'1/4,tttl„k''.lll. ~tie., Premises, 'where they will have an opportunity of
4,41/I,lt
eti receiving every advantage in the choice of their
"Nill the pin possibly be desired : it being the fixed determine-
ft, th roprietor to uphold his credit and respectability by fair
444t5,ke,,ttti)ti_eing the gran-dest bulwark to rely on, and which. is
Et) so . that reward and encouragement from the Trade which
lust an undertaking.
Plot
I) --ICES OF WINES AND SPIRITS.
tili - PER. DOZEN,' s.tk
111:4t4)41 'he s. d.
tr 14,, wood 2l 0(:,
,yi rt . __
r)141 pc„ •,•• • • "435. to 40 0
It • coloti-, Drown, and
Ot cc dipPi from 211. to 40 0
qlt 141i4 Zt .............. . 34
t pill%
ci adeira
Niik letet..° ....... 48 0
AN Pe ........ fr.
tilt 1
4d
tql °eli 1111. 6d. to 17 0
4tZti 14c AI ••• ..
, Teti ?Untain Lis- I
1()!Ilt P ertlfr'', &e•'
111,1 (let' and Sherries from,
Rkll44}lt (-`) 138. per gallon'i
Nit,„,° trll''' 6s• and Bs. per,
*tly
ck d all other Wines'
ueltP•

?ER GALLON.
s. d.
English Gin 6 8
Strong Cordial ditto 8 0
R. Tullett's celebrated Non-
pareil, expressly for mix-
ing 9 4
Strong Jamaica Rua
Finest and vary old ditto l2 0
French Brandy 24 0
,Real Cognac ditto 26 0
Patent Hollands
'Malt Whisky

'Finest small still ditto
Fine old Rum Shrub
Mint, Cloves,Aniseseed,&e 9 4
,All Bottles, Hampers, &c., to
be paid for. and the money
returned when sent back. A
good allowance made to Car-
riers and Dealers.

1,. ti 1-, CAUTION.
;IN ti
reputation to which NORTON'S. CA-
N"NINOor,I4,'ILE PILLS have attained, and the great relief they
:eq to from indigestion, &e.. &e.,
.ha 3
0-114,-'veral
unprincipled, peruszes to prepare Pills in imitation,
by assuming the name of
tCa-
-410o41)4 '41144 PurchP'm e Pay not be deceived and
preparation
to of Camo-
C Itisq• 'l,--4tlY hiss ow nassuraned made known to no other persons
ili „‘ tolic,Nent Proprietors, ' A. Willoughby and Co., successors
,
11:4'i
th
.4
G‘)(if e
ltglilll4.l-irs tilt now faithfully prepared, and sold in bottle.? at
1:l' 10% 0',4. and 11 1, and by nearly all respectable AI
14;141.':(16):'(. 'l4 particulars.cac to k for Norton's Pills, and ob-
All othersnamreeneot
usntaileiitas: engraved Benjamin Godfrey