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ANOTHER MEDICAL BOARD.
N consequence of the extensive practice at the
Medical Board at Charlotte House, Blackfriars Road, Drs.
COOPER, MUNRDE, and Co. have, for the accommodation of
Pal iems residing at the west end of the town. established another
Medical Buar.l in Woodstock-street, Oxford street, a few doors
from Bend-street, where a Physictan and surgeon, Members of
the Royal College of London, of thirty years experience, con
scantly reside. 'Mit many thousands have been restored to per-
fect health by their united talents is Indisputable, many of whom
had been great sufferers from being improperly treated by persons
ignorant of the profession.
Eruptions on the head,. face, aid body, ulcerated throat,
'swellings tin the neck, nudes on the shimbones, cancers, weic.
cure., dsudas, pains in the head and limbs, and nervous debility;
are the consequences of ill.curilkontagioe, and which ►ymptom s
frequently appear years after, eb destroy domestic happiness.
Messrs. Llouperilivlunroe, and Co. are consulted daily, at both
houses, from eight lid eight, or by letters from the country,
stating particular', when medicine and tits best advice will b.:
sent wall parts of the kingdom. •
'there are side deors at 61•11 house, and private rooms for fe-
malts..—Advite gratis every morning till ten, and ma .undsys
until twelve ticluck.

TRff CHEAPEST AND BEST MIDICINES FOIL
COUGH, COLDS, AND AS I
CHURCH'S COUGH DROPS ts.r recent ells,
obstinate Canes, and confirmed Asthmaseetand .nrieatle 1.
Its repo:at:on fur fifteen years pat, and the various testimonies
of i:s eifitacy, is a tufliciest &nor of the estimation in which it
is held for all Asthmatic Affections, recent Colds and Collbs,
however ob'tinate, and all P ulmonary Complains,. As a prof,
the follow:mg Lisette.: it inserted :
.• To Metiers. Pilaw and Etwoens.
. • 4 .17::7,14, Bitirtioillaitit, Martel 7e•
"- Gentlent:ni—ln justice to you, and to certify the value of
that excellent Medicine, Church's Cough Drops, I stud you the
;allowing ca e, at the p:riiiuLtr retries of the p Oen r.
" slues SWINNIff."
" Sir-1 cannot sufficiently acknowledge the cure I have re-
ceived from Chit:cies Cough Drops. A must B.i:rotating Astlw
Inuit Clash, duriug the winter, afflicted me so severely, that I
expected nothing less than death every ilt:ntate ; occ bottle re*
betted me considerably, and foot more perfectly restored one.
Your sciidlng this to Use Proprietors wish obbge your humble
are radii, "7YuM.t5 EDMUNDS."
Sold by Edwards, C 6, on the Footway, Se. Paul's Church-
yard; 'Putt, Royal Exchange; Sanger,Oxlord•street ; and Ward,
Holburn. None can be genuine except Shaw and Edwards, G 6,
St: P•turi, Church-yard.' is engraved on the stamp, Price as. fa
and double size es. bd. per bottle. '
tiAt-ioNizes- by theft Royal Highnesses the
Princess it Wales, Duchess of York, and Duke of Sussex ;
his Imperial Majesty the Emperor of all the tea:, his Serene
Highness the Duke of Bilinswick, his Exceliffky the Duke del
Inimical°, by their especial authority.
. ItOWLAND's MACASSAR OIL
Its virtues composed of Vegitahle from the Island of
Macassar, in the East Indies, are unprecedented fur prevetning
the hale falling off oc turnln,; grey to the latest period of life;
strengthens the weakest hair, sod produces a bisuriant growth
en the baldest places ; also an iiiinti•able natural .ul, wind) it
preserves in darbp weather, &c. produces whispers, eye-brows,
Ike.--it is perfectly Innocent, and may with safety be applied to
the youngest infant. Rowland's Treatise on the tisk inclosed
with &lei genuine bottle. Peke Ss. cd. Sus. 6J. and Xi is. per
bade. •
Also, ROWI•AND'r ESSENCE of TYRE,
.Which inintediatey and effectually amuses Red or L;rey Hair,
Eye Brows, Whisker., Ste. to a giennanent and glossy lliown or
black, Instating the react natural colour—washing tnaLes this
Vie now, durable. It is perfectly innoceut, and Laiies or Gen-
tlemen may dye their Hair with Law and Secrecy. Price 41.
76.6 d. and ins 6d. and One Guinea per Bottle.
hold whoiesale, retrl, end for exportation, by the sole Pro-
.' prietors, A. Rowland and Son, Curlier of Kirby-street, the .first
tenting tut the right its Helton Outlets, Holhurn, London ; and
by appointment, by Misses. Heed/leo' Titebhorne-xtreet ; Mr.
Smyth, 157, and (lenient* Peirce, 57,New Boal 'erect ; liaytey
and Blew, Cockspur-street • Newbery and Sons, 45, Edwards,
ffite St. Paul's Church yard; Berry, 17, !is' nstott, 15, Greek-
singe; and by all Perfumers and Mediciue Vendee. throughout
C.autlon.—Ask far Rowland's Oil, or Rowland'sPye, and ob-
serve that eath getittine holle of the above artist re signed on
the outside label is red ink," A. Rew.apd an ISon." AK others
see Counterfeits.

Atm clay be bad, an Interesting Essay on the curloinStructure
of ago Human Liam, price ?.11. io.s. Royal H:ghneba
the i'tinarss Charlotte of Wale.; and :tale Cobourg.

BY HIS MAJES 1.11" S KOVAL II l I'EKS i'hN
LEAK I'S GENUINE PILLS, justly famous
for coring, in all its stages, the VENEREAL DISEASE.
One small Pill Is a dose, and she :eking of 01:4 BOX, in a recent
ease, will soon convince tae patient of the certainty of his speedy
recovery. Nothing can be better contrive:!, more sa.e, or more
convenient titan this Remedy, for such as .re obliged to go jour
nits or to sea, as it needs no confinement nor restraint of diet ;
and slaty yeas. eiperiance (in in extensive practice) has proved
that it will egret a Cars when rrpea•ed Salivation and alt other
methods moil nothing. For the Scurvy and other Chrentral
Disorders, this Medicine Las not its parallel. Upwarsis of
40,00 d persons of both sexes have been radically cured of the
above cruel disorders, within the last eight years. Prrparetlaiid
soil by the Sole Proprietors, T. TAYI.Lni and SON, Members
of the Royal College of Surgeons, at their House, No. 9, New
Addy -street, in Boxes of only es. 9d. each duty, included.—
VAS. l'wei back doors, and Lights in the lilleagee rt night
Tie" are also sold by their appointment, with copious direr lon.,
at the 1 cry Shop, 103, Oxford-street ; Mr. Obborough's, No. 7,
fislavesteet-hill, nearly opposite the Monument ; and by out
Person in every consideratne 'lowa In Great Britain and Ireland.
Advice gratis to roots takins the aboir, or other of thc.rio
"vista's Modicivei.

A SAVING OF ONE GUINEA IN FOUR
FASHIONABLE and most Elegant COATS,
Cot and made in ksuperlor manner, of the best Superfine
Cloth, for £9 114-,Waistcoats, from Ss. to i st.—Double.mill'd
Cassinscre Breeches, ft es.—Paataionns and Cossack Trowseis
cheap in proportion. A variety of Shooting facies, Hunting
Coates also Bost
_Cackle, and Driving Coats ; and, for the con •
veniente of GentMaseis nal/citing a variety is kept ready finished,
or a suit made its four hours. Servants' Liveries set Ms com-
plete. The business of this house being wholly done with ready
money, enables the Pror feign to submit the above advantageous
Fern's to the Public.
No. 158, IFleet•strest, four dean east of Chancery-lane.
ri• Merchants aad Captains wanting large quantittes, will
find a gr..at advantage by applying as above.

MESSRS. GOSS and Co. Members of the R.,iyal
College of Surgects In London, have sedulously devoted
their attention for these tut 17 years to the study of those di.n: •
den which su frequently embiuer, and too often prevent, that in-
estimable blessing, matrinion*l felicity. The numerous appli-
cations they have hitherto sticeived from persons of the first dis-
tinction, and the unife-m success atteriding their superior mode
of treatment in such complaints, induces them Uses publicly to
offer their aesistance. In all eases of Debility or Deesiency, whe-
ther resulting from the too frequency-4d participating in thc gaie-
ties of fashionable hie, the unbounded Indulgence of libertinism
or a secret solitary habit, wk ch weakens the energy of the
and 0,511,00 the flovier of your/414 rollick% eternity Ih
sex, and impotence. in the usher, they offer a wit end permanent
cure. To those who, from such eemplabits,ltre prevented entering
into the, married state, and ashamed to seek relief brood over
their infirmities to silence, it must be consoling to haat', how-
ever difficult or hielfectual the cure may .be deemed by ether
Practitionen, that by a rentrrating and infillible method they may
be 'escaped to a sound and vigorous constitution. A certain
disorder, frequently conveyed In a moment elf indiscretion, and
every species of Venereal Infectitin, by a mild and never-falling
mode of treatment, is speedily and radically removed, without
restraint In diet or escrzise, as also Suricturee of the Urethra and
Glees, which they are ambled to cure is a %hurt period, without
recourse to the painfeldangerous effects of the Caustic; references
of which can be given to several Noblemen and Gentlemen of
high respectability, who have been cured in a very short period,
after having laboured under strictures for many year*.
to be consuked at their house daily (per-totally, or by letter)
by Pauenu of either sex, with secrcet , delicacy, and asiention.
Patients in the eutentay are requested to s..he the parikuiate
of their case,
a age, Ltd minter of living, elicto.dnea remittance
fee ailvice anal itieivints; and the reroutes wi I be given or
tocseittutil to soy pats of the kingdom.
GJAnfid Co. Surecosis,l3, lkiiiverie•street, Fleet-sfreet.

IM POR TAN T ADVICE.
.....-.... SI quid novisti reales has ..
CandiStis Invent, et nun hie were roesium.—Hoe. • .
TO regulate the 1111111itill pessiestis, not' to destiny
. them; to give them a proper direction and a doe force, ia.
mead of vainly attenikting to eradicate them front ~art nem*, oe
faoliehly and impiously peetending ro divert them into newieltau.
nels—ie the business of 4 rational iwirali-y, dictated by the pre.
opts of the purest Religion, and countenanced by the coachman*
of the soundest phikemplig. It is unotce,s.try, after en 0.4 has
been wii:ten on this subject, to describe the •ymptoms wLich in-
dica': ihn,e diseases that are brought tiptui 'he human body and
mind by ineliting to excess to sexual pleasures, and particularly
bt rierseverlieg to a peruiciuus habit too often acqmred at School.
It more cone:eons ibeiniveste happiness so individuals and the
1
general prosperity of the cie eery, to announce to the Public, that
from a hire; and may've ractice in this particular branch of
the Prowssieso, we Cars WI she gnia:est co:ifi !vice assure a I
1 Parents awl Guardia's. of booth, and tho.e wont. who labour
under a general or partial debility and derangements of the
Nsievous.OvErem, whether produced by this bubo, by Jaycees:ate
SYPHILITIC IltlrCtloll, by intemperate living, Or re idence iu hot
clims.es, by Intense application to study, by immoderate grief,
or by excesses of any lard, that we have it in our power to•oller
an entirely new nusb..4l or cure, without the en.atlest use of
MERCURY, which in all the varieties and is ail the stages of these
compiaints, has contiuued to answer the most sangutue expecea.
nous of Patients of both r•eXeS.
'the earnestness and anxiety with which the wedd bat long
!oohed for so want a desideratum to the comfort* and improve.
menus of a polished and thhgLit net age, as II at of men of skill,
!Jelin., :ma integtity, el voting 'themselves exclusively to these
diseases, is evinced by the eager applications tor advice and me-
dicines which we are Judy receiving front every quarter of the
world. In slight and recent r 3111.1. of Syphylitic litrectlons a per-
fect cure is completed in the short peilod of two slays; and those
~1 the utmost inveteracy, where usher Nactitienerahave failed,
a proper tiers PeraticC in our plxn of treatment, ensures to the
patient a rate and radical cure. Str,ctutes of the Utethra. Luna
, ten to twenty years duration, are by our superior method acute,
Itricianently reutoved ili the course of three week,. •
Paticaos of rill PP IP; may cimettlt us with the greatest boomer,
secrecy, and deliracy, at our home, No. 107, liattoniarderx—
pmielits in,he country, de•trltili g the namte of their case, and
inclosing a rettliftattee for advice and medicines, the same will he
scut to alrparts of diet wield. CURRIE .tad CO., Surgens,
Ni."aa
107, liauomOwden.
_ .. .

N. B.*Tke abctve important dixnvery 111 the edit uf iispbytis
mid Debility, was niwureit by Dr. ClJggiC, in his late tr :vets
through FRANCE, NAPLES. aid kUNIE, frorn whence be has
just retarnsd with aurae highly a.. 1 inwort tnt facts te-
vesting the present state of nteil.,:al real sargual pea:rice on the
Continent, which N. is preparing to lay b--fore the publk to a
treatise tin these cuintiki w'ilsh be Ilse, to be akte in a
LA. weal to 7.9.1:4.

REPORT.

ills Committee .f SeMecy, to whom theseveral Papers. whisk
were in:stated (~sled up) to. the Haan by LonLynne*
Castlereagh, on the 4th darof February, bleallililli. al 11111
Royal Highness tilt WRINCII at a sir" , Wen whemalls. 'lOll
who were directed to maculae the )Natters sweet. zed wean
ti,e same, as they should 'appear to (bens, to the Hews. bras
traniniuusly agreed to the following RuMalf se
'lt appears to your Committee, tipotAite Most at-
tenetve comtderation of the sever.dedocumauts refer•
red to Wets', that attempts have Wen usadt.• in vari-
ous parts of the country, as well' k ittilhtitropo.
lis, to take advantage of the disifittslit With the
lit ouring ant manufacturing classatillietommu-
- nil are at present involved, to indite@ them to look
for immediate relief, not only in a Reform of Parlia-
ment on the plan of universal suffrage and annual
election, but in a total overthrow of all existing esta-
blishments, and in a division-of the landed, and ex-
tinction of the funded property of the country.
This hope and prospect of spoliation have been
actively and industriously propagated by several So.
c'eties, openly existing. in the Metropolis, distils-,
guished by the name of Spenceatts ; a title which
'"-they have assumed in consequence of having revived
the principles, with some vasiation, of a visionary
writer of the name of Spence, which first appeared
in a publication of his near twenty years ago. •
It appears that at some of these Societies, held
dosing the last month, the question was dascuseed,
whether, the Meetings for Parliamentary. Reform are
calculated to mislead or enlighten. the public.? in
the course of the debates upon which question, it was
strongly urged a that Palliamentary Reform 'was
only a halt measure, that they must look to the land,
fur nothing short of that would ever avail them :
that we had no Constitution, there being no book in
which it could be found, nor hey man that could
tell what it was." In another discussion upon the
question. a Whether the practical establishment of
Spence's Plan bean effectual remedy for the present
distreises," one of the doctrines maintained was, that
a. the Latulholder was a monster :o helmeted down t
but . that they should not suffer themselves to be
amused ; that there was a greater evil, namely., the
Fundholder ; that these west the rapacious wretches
that took fifteen-pellets out of every **nem loaf."
It further appears, that is these usessiillii the most
blaipbemous•expressions end doctiilinPliirW-openly
and repeatedly advanced ; that ail doenseetillgs aryl
professed to be of a convivial flattish; the Pitical
debates and readings are usually fsll,lllol.bybsongs,
in many of which the most inflainnimeitrinpics are
introduced, some of a seditious and treasonable na..
• tore, aria
.others under the form of profane and inde-
cent paroJi.s‘ of the Liturgy and of the Holy
Sti tpti.res.
These Societies appear tohaventeaded themselves;
and there are traces of the existence if a Committee
called Conservative, directing the operations of the
vt.ole.• The doctrines above-mentioned have been
systematically and industriousiydimerainawdamonpt
meilianics and irnanulactured. discharged soldiiis
and sailors. and labourers. of ell descriptioass they
have West inculcated at frequent appointed meta:
and at various places, by. speakers. who have
the distresses of the tames topics of eztiterninit nod
rdkeeposaties; cod they have bees circulatMle with
~iiii.difge ,octisier—Asik pemeraimeas.trap and
ofsen.gritheitosti- poldicitions: It bat poem%
to. the 'entire satisfaction of your Cousseittee, this
some members of these Societies. acting brdelegated
or assumed andsosity, as an Executive Committee of
the'whefe,- conceived the peojeCt,, and endeavoured'
to prepare die means of, raising an hicerrection; so
firenieleitile from numbers, as by dint of physical
strength to overpower all resistance'.
The first step towards the accomplishment of this
object Wss, by the 'individual exertion of the mem.
bets of the Committee, 'to discover and foment the
prevalent distresses and discontents in the' macro
Mand its vicsdity. Returns were ands of those,
who they thought were to be relied upon for daring
and hazardous enterprises.
The design was by a sudden risinglitiliailead of
the eight, to surprise aod aviapotver, ,',tgitig., in
their different bars wc ke, which werej ' hi SCUMS fire;
ae,the same time (plans having bee arr, Vet' and
iha
some steps inked', with a view to then ammo
4
of *that obji,!') to possess themselves rtektelledlery.
to seise or destroy the bridges, and to taltiris'asession
of the Tower and de, flank. In furtherance of this
design, a 'machine was projected fur clearing the
meets 'of cavalry. A drawing of ibis machine,
fay authenticated, and also a manuscript sketch or
Or of various impatient parts of she Tower, issued
lush the drawing of the machine, ham been laid
before your Committee.
This design was however relinquished nation time
before its intended emotion. It was thought mote
prudent previoosly to_ iiscertain what force the eon-
areators could actually call together, and this it was
agreed could best be done by convening a public
meeting, for the ostensible purpose of obtaining are
dresinot grievances in a legal-way. The map of
Larituileas inspected, and 11;pa Fields were selected
• •
us die most eligible spotLifoui mow
. 7 Vila
Bank .rnd the Toni. Advatimnients Mum • -
ingly prepared, and written placards. iirmila
the most dangerous and inflammatory nature t
one tit which the following is a copy :
ii BHT.' II to Aams!--Tbs whole enemy waits the algOal
fiats Lowden to fly to Arms! Haste, break open gneensethe tin*
abet likely places tar find Aims!. P.ws all constables who town:
.
it seas ea es; no the of Bread.; no Kegent ; Ise Citatlsrellgb, id
with their heals; no Mermen, Tythes, or lincloveres; go
laari; no bishops, only wafts lumber ! Stand tette, eilis
*aster rier.

" N.B. Free thousand of these 8114 are up its the Thwa, and
primed eon, with further paticulare, will appear In aiii theta."
At this time, il not before, the liitendeir lb"-
Dicta* assumed the symbols of w
the. Fray* liteeala.
don s a Committee of public .Safety, itoasisti of-24,
was agreed upon, ii.cinding the nen**, y nu-
ii
ions,, extremely unlikely to len4 th , 4* 1-a-cil
4: TIN
a failse..A triadic)* flag and coc -'
-i.eilirenctirellY
prepared for derociluxion. Bin on AgAh of No.
',Caber, liken the Ira meeting took ipteerenheve was
ao rkilsoce (although there was soine gender in the
eacaing of day), Sid the meeting adjourned to
tile tJ of .Decanioub ,by which time it was hoped
gnealis might be found lltesCescierifs the accomplish.
went of the projected undertaking.
T,he Ds: nicks were again seconnoitered.,with a view

to newt. The gosnotocture or tri-colour Abe* 'Mt
andistated, with a view of rendering it falniliar to
the eyes of thi
Visits were repeated to thesis quarters of the tnwn,l
where the distress was consider erl Is the most Wes-
lent ; acid warehouses along the fiber, as well as
ceps in other places. which were known to contain
arms, combustibles, and clothing, wrre examined and
noted dowp, with the view of seizing these articles
on the proper occasion. Plans were also formed for
seducing. the sailors on the river, by offers of ad.
vancement to high rank under the new Government,
and for seizing and equipping such ships as were ac.
eeseible. Immediately previous co the day of mesa
ing, arms were provided for the immediate use'..,.of
some of the persons most actively engaged. This
provision was deemed sufficient for the beginning of
the insurrection, as they felt confident that if it should
be successful for two hours, as rainy arms might be
procured as would be necessary, from the depots
and gunsmiths' shops, which had been reconnoitered
with that view.

Your Committee have further ieceived undoubted
information that A large quantity of pike heads twd
been ordered of one individual, and 230 actually
made by him, and delivered and paid for. It-was
also undoubtedly intended to liberate the prisoners in
the principal gaols in ot about the metropolis,' in the
hope of their concurrence and assistance in the in.'
tended insurrection. Aldresses were introduced into
some of those prisons, and• recommended to be com•
municated to others, in which the persons confined
'were invited, in the name of the Tri coloured Com.
mitten, to rally round the Tri coloored Standard,
which would be erected on Monday, December the
2d, and to wear Tri-coloured Cocks es themselves.
It was promised that the prisoners' should be libe-
rated by force, and arms were stated to be provided
for them, and they were directed to be ready to assist
in overpowering the turnkeys. A. waggon was hired
(or the business bf the day. in Which the Flags and
Banner or Standard, whisk had 'been previously
prepared. together with some ammunition, were se-
cretly conveyed to the place of meeting. nom this
waggon. beim the ostensible business of the day
commenced. in the other part of the field, the most
inflammatory speeches were delivered, tending di..!
reedy to excite insurrection, -concluded by an appeal'
tol'insoltitude assembled, whether they were pre-
pat to redrest their own grievances ? A Tii-co-
tour Cockade was then exhibited, and the Tri-colour
flag wail displayed, and a number of persons fol-
lowed it out of the field. -
TO direction which they took was towards that
part .of the town preeionßy designed; gunsmiths'
shops were broke open, addresses and offers were
made to the soldiers at the Tower to induce them to
open the gates; but, from the failure of the numbeis
expected to join the insurgents,eso attempt was made
to force the gates. An snick was however made
upon the City Magistrates assembled in the Royal
schange. a shot fired, and a 'l'ri.cotour Flag and
Cockade openly displayed and seised on theluffender.
In reviewing the whole of the transactions of the
2d of December, your Committee are firmly per-
suaded. that.however improbable the success of such
a plan may appear. it yet was deliberately premedi-
tated by desperate mesh who calculated without rea.,
&enable ground upon defection in their opposers, and
upon active support from those multitudes, whose
distriest they had witnessed. and wham they had
vainly mated to revolt. -That consequently k
viasuot merely the sudden ebullition of the moment,
Or the unauthorized attempt df any unconnected
individual.
Your Committee are further edit viewed. that not-
withstanding die failure on the 2d of December, the
same designs still continue to be prosecuted with san-
guine hopes of success.
Your Committee having thus: stated the general
result of the evidence which has 'been hid before
them, respecting the state of. the Metropolis, hay,
now the no less painful duty of cellists the amendoe
of the House to what In a been passing dering,the
same period in different parts of the Country. a sub-
ject of equally momentous consideration. The fiat
thing ;which has here forced kick repo* their observa.
is lirie:widely diffused ramification of a system
of associated professedly for the purpose of
'Parliafisentary Reform, upon the most extended
pciu-
dple'abM'tltfiirensal &fray and Assail Parliaments
he* ',Oohs, jai/aural, designate themselves by
the same name of Hanspdea Club. On the pro.
feared object of (twit Weidman, they appear to be
in comissueleaties. and connection with the Club of
that name la Loads& .
It appeen to be part of useelystem of these Clubs,
to promote an extension of Chiba of the same name
and oaten, so widely as, if possible, to include every
village in die kizigdOm. The loathes members an
active in the circulation of publicadoas likely to
'mote their object. Petitions, ready prepared, have
been sent down from the Metropolis to all Societies
in the Country dispOsed to receive them. T hs cow
munication between these Clebs takes place by. thit
Wiesion of Delegates:. Delegates from that Clubs
id the Country, have assembled in London, and are
r4pmm4 to gesemble again 'AI, in Much. Wbat- ,
Sok snot Bathe teal object, of tbese Clubs, in gene-
-01‘1,41r CAPSSittee hisare no hesitation in station,
Hein Information on Aide thiFitelle telhiata&
that in far the greater number of diem, and. barrier ..
lady in those which are established in the great ma-
nufacturing districts of Lancashire, Leicestershire,
Nottinghamshire, and Derbyshire, and which are
composed of the lower order of artiaans, nothing short
of a Revolution is the object expected and avowed.
Your Committee kind, from equally undoubted in-
formation, that the doctrines of the Smartie Clubs
have been widely diffused through the country, either
by the extension of similar Societies. or more fre-
quently by the intervention of Missionaries or Dele-
gates, whose business it is to propagate those doe-
Ifilleb throughout every Society to which they have
at.caig It u the universal practice of these Sosieties„
rprk....ftcim the members a small weekly
soil Ph, which proirides a fund for the expenses'
the MisdBearies, and also fur the purchase of Mg.
tinakeeucri, .which are read and commented 'en at
their bleatiOni; Some of these tracts, now before
your Cowanikal, inculcate. iii the most artful man:
nee, the necessity of Overturning what they call 4 The
Privileged Class," as distinguished from the people,
who ate described as consisting of labourers, arttetios,
tradesinea; Mid every palestina useful to society. A
stew order is declared 'to be the will of the people r

`rebeiliat fs jostled it the esertka th* a Dation
amulet be a rebel ; and all .religionis disavowed, es
' well as loyalty, ItY the assertion, in answer. to the
question—" Would ydla live without Gods* !GOV?"
84 We abjure tyraqny of eWry kind."
It seems, indeed, to be a part of thE system adopt-
ed by these Societies, to prepare the minds of the
people for the desttuctiOn of the present frame of
society, by undermiking not only their habits of
decent and regular subordination, but all the.prAn.
ciples of morality and religion. Your Cd.ittlitfie•
find, the* there is scarcely any very numrroisidei4
in the ps4ts above referred to, of whose prietiiiiiki
they !meet obtained an account, in which torhelitt cite
leading speakers do not openly avow the oaf atoP
tious opinions, and do not excite their heareii'itliit'
preparedlor actual insurrection. Topics for disks-
lion are selected with this view : amongst others, the
twestion, whether the Jacobin or the Loyalist was the
best friend to his country ? Even where petitioning
is recommended, it is proposed to be conducted in
such a manner, by an immense number of Delegates
attending in London at the same time, in several
parties, attached to each Petition, as might induce
nit effort to obtain by force whatever they demanded.
A general idea seems prevalent among those who
compose these Soiieties, that some fired day, at no
very great distance. is to be appointed for a general
rising. They have been taught to look to the Meet.
ings in London as the signal for their operations,
and have been in the habit of adjourning their own
assemblies simultaneously to the same day; and it is
a lamentable instance of the common interest which
they feel, if not of the connection which is formed
with those most implicated hi the outrages commit-
ted in the Metropolis, that about Manchester and
some other places, the greatest exultation was mani-
fested 'previous to the Meeting in Spa-fields on the
2d of December ; and the taking of the Tower and
ruin of the Bank were publicly and confidently pre-
dicted. The news of the result was impatiently
expected—the roadi were crowded durtng the night
with a number of persons, many of them Delegates
from the different Societies in the country, waiting
for the arrival of the mail coach—and the disap-
poiatment was not concealed, when it was ascertained
that the riot had been quelled with Out much serious
or extensive mischief. '

It appears, that the confidence of the disaffetted
is suck, that they represent the numbers enrolled' as
amounting to several hundred thousand, lee Ail'
their Societies are daily increasing ; that in'theieli4
they distinguish bj partkular marks 'these ankiiik
their subscribers who ate able-bodied men, anctreaty
to act when required ; and that they also keep a list
of Those who refuse to join them, in wbat they call a
Black Book," and threaten vengeance against those
persons when the general insurrection shill take place.
In some parts of one .populouip county, where nearly
every village has already its Hampden Club, the
members make it nu secret that they consider them-
selves as of no other use than as being ready to act
whenever they are called upon : on their admission
they are said tube listed, and receive a secret cud
with the words se Be Ileady—Be Steady !"
The habite and roomers of these persons seem en-
tirely cheesed t they already calculate upon the share
of land, which eeth is to possess, and point otit the
destruction of Oro:churches, as the necessary came-
gnome of theicsoccess. It appears that preparations:
is possess, ie severatplems, fir persidiag aeons; 1
• demand, ipoo junsibiths, for every species of
fro arms, has been beyond all former ecasnple; the
rotation is professed, ef having recourse for a still
larger supply to those towns *where arms are MIMS..
enured, and where they are to be obtained at a very,
•kivr rare, from the general cheapness of labour at this'
-time; aria case o necessity they are to be seized by
force. The facility of converting implements of
husbandry into offenrive weapons, has been suggest-
ed ; arid persons have been seat to observe the state
of particular places, where depots of arms for the
public service were supposed to have been formed.
Your Committee find, that o system of secret asso-
ciation has been extended to the manufacturing po-
pulation of Glasgow, and some other populous towns
of 'Scotland ; sad although these Societies 'have
availed themselves of thevione pretext, of Parpintenr,
tag Reiman on the broadeit basis, your `Coe mitten.
,are firmly persuaded, from the information which-
has been laid before them, that their ultimeteribjeet•
is the overthrow. by force of the existing form of:08-1.
ffernment. That the time for attempting this outc-
ries was to depend on the siasaltaiwoos rising of the
Disaffected in England ; with some Emissaries from
whom occisiotod intercourse appears to have takers
place, and that some provision of weapons has been
sande by. this association.
Your Committee have now submitted to the House
what they conceive to be a fair;and.not ex*erated
statement of the result of their investigation. They
balm thought themselves precluded from inserting,
ns an Appendix, the informatioo frost which it m
drawn, by dw consideration, that toilets it were cl-
imes/1y partial and incontplete, they could cot make
it public without hazarding the personal sakty.sf
.an useful and many respectable individuals, • and-
-44 see instances without prejudicimbo due adieu
*jots ofpuhlicjustico.,
• - a anis* of the whole. it Y.a.ipses:aatsafilgios
. your Committee to observe, thatteoutithsessiding
alarming progress which * been-isatilv In ,
system of extending Disaffection andirrenit Societies,;
its success has been Confirmed to the principal rnateti.
faiinring'diitriets, where thir,dissreis is more piteTa-
lent,• and numbest more easidy•collected ; and that
even iii malty of these districts, privations have' Weir
borne. with exemplary' patience and tesignadoe, eft i
the attenipts of.thl 'Disaffected hatelten'disalipoint-
ed ;• w if.any. of the higlree, Wen oe eieri of
theaiddie clawed Society, • and scarcity any. of the
agricultural populations: have hot themselves to the
Moor *lobed of these "twilliects, Great 'allowance
must be made for.those who, titpr the minim et
war ileums, have been led Marin to plaissible
and beoddeenDonsitgogues, in thetitpeasilbh of im;
itediate.relief. It is to be hoped; that men; of these
wbultrive engaged, to a certain extent, in the projects
• the Disted, but in wham the principles of
!moral and religious duty have net been extinguished
ha' perverted by the most profane add miserable so-
phistry, would withdraw themselves before those
(projects were pushed to actual insorrectioo.
• But, with all these allowances, your Committee
cannot contemplate the activity and arts. dt the
%midst's in this COnspiraey, and the numbers whom
•

they balm atready aeduceri, and may seduce; rile
oaths by which many of them are bound together
the means suggested and prepared for the forcible
attainment of their objects; the nature of the objects
themselves, which ate not only the overthrow of all
the political instittitions of the Kngdom. but a sep
such a subversion of the rights and principles of p„
pertY, as must necessarily lead to general contus;,,n,
pleader. and bloodshed, without submitting to die
most seriotjs. attention of the House, the Panikees
'which and which the utmost vigil.intref
ernment, under the existing laws, has been found
rtuadegnite tuilievent.