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•.-trn. that White Lead is of the finest quality. In
it mr.y justly he said, " the best is the cheapest."--
uist- I. the most durable as well as the most ornanumtal;
itirAls, haring had their metallic powers re-
beton'', dilcolourrd, and are unequal to constant
th, •Amosphere. Urrust and Co. sell White Lead
.. per cwt. to 14s. although, for the reasons
fluty re.:,.ntruend the first quality ; these will
to many kinds that are ofkre:d to the Public
tr.,.Lh
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v.:: cr.. mg, and are easily applied, requiring
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Constantly kept on Sale, for the Accommodation of the Pubic,
by Leigh, Strand ; Bacon, 150, Orford-street ; Sutton and
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and Ward, Holborn.
DOCTOR SOLOMON'S celebrated ABSTER-
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the FACE and SKIN, particularly Pimples, Blotches, 'Fetters,
Ringworms, Tan, Sunburns, Freckles, Shingles, Prickly Heat,
Redness of the Nose, Neck,. Arms, &c. and for Scorbutic and
Cutaneous Eruptions, being, the most valuable acquisition and
appendage to the toilet ever offered to the Nobility and Gen-
try in the United Kingdom.
Also, those highly-esteemed Medicines the CORDIAL BALM Of
GILZAO, for Nervous and Consumptive Disorders, and the Awn-
berarmwas, or SOLOMON'S Drops, for Scorbutic and other Dis-
orders originating from a vitiated state of the blood and lymph.
Price Us. per bottle, or four in one family bottle for mss. with the
words " Sarni. Solomon, Liveipool," engraved on the Stamp.
try• Patients on remitting a one pound note may receive ad-
vice as usual, by directing their letters (post paid) to
Gilead House, near Liverpool.

BY HIS MAJESTY'S • ROYAL LETTERS PATEN
LEAKE'S GENUINE PILLS, justly famous
for curing, in all its stages, the VENEREAL DISEASE.
One small Pill Is a dose, and the taking of one Box, in a recent
case, will soon convince the patient of the certainty of his epeedy
recovery. Nothing can be better contrived, more safe, or more
convenient than tins Remedy, for such as arc obliged to go jour.
nit., or to sea, as it needs no confinement nor restraint of diet;
and .ixty years experience (in an extensive practice) has proved
that it vial effect a Cure when repeated Salivation and all other
method- avail nothing. For the Scurvy and other Chrenical
Disorders, this Medicine has not its parallel. Upwards ut
40,000 persons of both sexes have been radically cured of the
above cruel disorders, within the last eight years. Prepared and
sold by the Sole Proprietors, F. I'AY LOR and soisl, Members
of the Royal College of surgeons, at tWeif House, Nu. 9, New
Bridge-street, in Boxes of only 2s. 9d. each, duty included.—
N.B. Two back doors, and Lights In the Passages at night
rboy are also sold by :heir appounnient, with copious ditecdoets
at tbe 'Foy Shop, 103, Oxford-street; Mr. Disborough's, No. 7,
Fish-street-hill, nearly opposite the Monument ; and by one
Person in every considerable Town in Great Britain and Ireland
Advice gratis to persons taking the abort:, or other ul the l'ro
prietofe MaiiciLte.

NOMINATED WE THR FREI PART Or maws:LA.
For thc Province of Caracas: For the Province of Bann,:
Doctor Juan German Roscio Dr. Ramos Ignacio Mendez
Doctor Luis Tomas Peraza Colonel Miguel Guerrero
Licentiate Jose Eapana General of Division, R. Ur-
Mr. Onofre Basalo daneta
Mr. Francisco Antonio Zea. Dr. Antonio Maria Briarno.
Fur the Province of Barcelona : Fur the Province of rruarrna
Colonel Francisco Parejo Mr. Euwbio Afinador
Colonel 11.FAluardo Hurtado Mr. Juan Vicente Cardozo
Licentiate Diego Bautista Ur- Intendant of the , Army, F.
baneja Pcnalver
Licentiate Ramon Garcia Cadiz Brigadier General, P.L.Torres.
Mr. Diego Antonio Alcala. Fur the Province of Maraarita :
For the Proti,:we IC:mans : Licentiate Gaspar Marren
Gcn.-in-Chief,Santiago Marino Doctor Manuel Palacio
Brigadier-Gen.Tornas Montilla Licentiate Domingo Aizura
Doctor Juan Martinez Mr. Jose de Jesus Guevara.
Colonel Diego Vallenilla.
And although there were wanting four Deputies
to complete the thirty of which the Congress ought
to consist, the Installation, in virtue of the Rule of
Convocation, by which the presence of only two-
thirds of the Representatives is required, was pro-
ceeded in with the following formalities and cert.,-
Monies : •
At eleven the firin&of three cannon announced the
coming of the Supreme Chief, accompanied by his
Staff, the Governor of the place, the Commandant of
the Province, and all the Chiefs and Officers in this
City. The Deputies went out to receive his Excel-
lency without the gates of the Palace, and conduct-
ing him to the Hall set apart for their Sittings, placed
him in the Chair under the National Canopy. The
concourse of citizens and _foreigners of distinction
was immense.
The Supreme Chief opened the Session with read-
ing a long Speech, the chief object'of which, was to
explain the fundamental principles of the project of a
Constitution he presented to the Congress, and to
shew that it was the best adapted •to our Country.
He spoke very briefly of his own Adniinistration
der *the most difficult, circumstances, intimating that
the Secretaries of • State would give an account of
their respective departments, and exhibit the docu-'
meats necessary for illustrating the real and attuil
state of the Republic ; and only enlarged when re-
commending to the Congress, the confirmation of the
liberty granted to the Slaves without any restriction,
whatever—the Institution of the Order of LibetatOrs
—and the Law for the division of the National pre.-
petty amongst the Defenders of the Country, as the
only reward for their heroic services. He likewise
charged the Congress in the most-particular manner
to turn its serious attention•to the funding of the Na-
tional Dtbt, and providing means for its speedy ex-
.

" The artless splendeurofthendbleact of patriotism,
of which General Bolivar. has. just given so illastrions
and so memoiable ah e?t4mple,' stamps on this so-
lemnity a character f'antiquity; and is a presage ( f
the lofty destinies of our. country.. Neither Rome,
nor Athens, 'nor even Sparta, in the purest days of
heroism and public virtue, ever presented so sublime
and so interesting a scene. The imagination rises in
contemplating it, age; and distances disappear, and
we think ourselves cOntempurary With the Aristides.
the Phocions, the Camillus, and the Epaminonclas of
other days. The same philanthropy, and. the' same
liberal sentiments which united to the Republican
Chiefs of high antiquity, those benefice,nt Emperors
Vespasian, Titus, Trajan, and Marcus Aurelius, who
so worthily trod the same path, will to-day 'Place
amongst ti-.em this modest General, and with them
he will shine in history, and receive.the benedictions
of posterity. It is• not now that ,the subliale,(l4 of
patriotic virtue,, which we have witnessed. and ad-
mire, can be duly appreciated-Lwhen. our Ihsein-
tions will have had the sanction oftinfe, When erery
thing weak, and every thing little in our,days',. pas 4
sinus, inte'rests, and vanities,.,will..have disappeake+
and great deeds and great men flipn, tAntain, Alen
the abdication of General Bolivar will receive aq-the.
justice it so richly merits, and hi; name,syill . men.
timed' with pride in Venezuela; ilia vi iftn 44',,ation
throughout the Universe:. tni-liza INl,4fte.l, •,,i,i.
" Forgetting every thing.le.has.richievedtfer tise
establishment of our Liberties-,eisht • yearvpf afilig,
tion and.dangers-.-te sacrifice of his fortuae.and,„rc.
pose—indescribable fatigties and hardships-oer-
tions of which scarcely a similar exaMpl6 can 4
quoted froln histhry—that constancy 'proof against
every .reverso,that invincible firmness in; never -de-
spairing of thezalegiup!siof our Qountry,:aveu seben: ,
he saw her subjugated, ana hirdestitpte and alone ;
forgetting, 1 -say,*'sd 'Manx Iratmi to iminciffalitf; to
fik his creation -only oft whit's* hive seen and et-.
mired—lf he had rertutsucad the Sr
when it presented nothing
.but trot
when it brought on his head
.in,lte
and when it appeared -nothing.r
name, although it would-tiot balm
it would ..t least have been pru4
the very moment when the Ain
joy some attractions in the er
when every thing forebodes a si
i.s.sue to our desires, and to do
from the pure love of Liberty it
and so splendid, that I doubt wl
c(lual, and desliair•of its ever being
.'gu bt cottatiutd.)

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TIIE EVENING STAR

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WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, 1819.

TILE FUNDS.
PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAT AT WOK O'CLOCK
Bank Stock shut
S per Cent. Reduced shut
S per Cent. Consols 70
5i per Cent. shut-4 per Cent. shut
5 per Cent. Navy 104 it
13Ank I:ong Annuities shut
Iniia 36nd, 12 1012 9 pre.
Exi.hever liills (2d.) 5 4 6 dii.
Commercial 15 dis.
Omnium Sti pre.
Cons. for Acct. 70 71i.

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This is settling day for the Omnium, and money
is very scarce in the City. The Contractor for the
Loan is said to have half a million of Omnium put
:upon him at Si premium, which he will be cons-
.pelled to take this day. The same apathy continues
at the Stock Exchange, - scarcely any business being
done, as the House keep to their determination not
to enter into any speculation unless security is given
by their principal.

The proceedings at the Lancaster Assizes continue
to be of considerable interest., and of a complexion so
consistently singular, that we should not be surprised,
ere long, to find Lancsishire justice become a bye-
word of derision in the land.
Among die proceedings on Saturday l ist, which
-our Readers will rind repotted in another part of our
Paper, they will be particularly struck with the case
of an old blind maa of the name of Hayes. It seems
that, early in the present year, this poor man, who
gains his livelihood by hawking about sporting lists,
dying speeches, &c. went over from Manchester to
Bolton, and offered for sale some printed papers, con-
taining the correspondence which passed between
Mr HUNT and the Duke of YORK, respecting the mit-
rage offered to the former at the Manchester Theatre.
It struck a certain loyal constable, of the name of
Barret, that as Mr. HUNT'S name was in the paper,
it could not possibly be otherwise than full of Trea-
son dire against our happy Constitution, in Church
and State ! and without putting himself to the vul-
gar trouble, (in fashion only out of Lancashire) of
procuring a Magistrate's warrant, he, of his own
wisdom and authority, laid hold on the old man,
• and thrust him into a dungeon, and kept him there
for twenty-four hours, when he was brought up be-
tore a Justice of the Peace, and nothing appearing
against him (How could there?) be was discharged.
A more grievous case of vile petty oppression can
not, we think, well he. imagined. The Judge (Mr.
Justice BAYLaY) did not hesitate a moment pro-
nouncing. that the plaintiff was entitled to recover.
The Jury, however, thought it necessary to retire,
and, after deliberating for an hour, on a matter on
:which every honest man must make up his mind in
an instant, they returned into Court with a verdict
for the plaintiff of—Twenty Shillings!
Another case which came before the Court related
to the measures taken last Autumn by the Weavers
at Blackburn, Bolton, &c. to obtain a rise of wages.
The Learned Judge (Baron Woon) expressed himself
vety averse to go into the case; the business of the
conspiracy in question, as he said truly, was all over,
and to revive it now, in the shape of a prosecution
could only imitate, and do no good. The public pro-
secutor did not think proper, however, to yield to the
discreet and humane suggestion of his Lordship ; the
indictment was persisted in, and the defendant was
found Guilty.

Proximus ardet Lcalegen !—So exclaimed Lord
NoanunY, when he Lately addressed an Irish Grand
Jury on the disturbed state of the sister Island. We
have the same sort of apology repeated to-day for
another Learned Judge, who has thought proper, in
an Address to the peaceable County of Carnarvon,
to advert to, and become the apologist of the late
transactions at Manchester. We are sorry to see the
high ,dignified and impartial duties of the Bench, so'
illustrated.

The Paris Papers of Sunday arrived this forenoon, I
but they are quite barren of news. The new bride of
FnaDINAND arrived at Bayreuth on the 'id instant,
on her way to Spain.
Five per Cents. Saturday-73 fr. 1.5 c.
FRO %I OUR PRIVATE CORRESPONDENT.

" PA RIM, SEPTEMBER

The intrigues of the Government to secure the
choice of it; creatures at the approaching Election is
notorious, and can only be justified, or apologized
for, by saying, that it is necessary to combat an
enemy with his own weapons; yet all these strug-
gles shew, that France is not yet in a state to partki-
pate of all the. advantages of a Representative Go-
•crntnent. The „rand majority of the nation is with
the Government, but one factions person will do
more harm than can be remedied by an hundred
loyal persons.
4‘ The Temple of Ephesus, that master-piece of
art, was 220 years in building, yet a madman, with
a fire-brand, destroyed it in one night. From this we
may infer that power ought to be wrested from the
hands of those who we know will abuse it; and better

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