The Statesman.
London, England, 1814-07-05 00:00:00

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'ENING, July 6, their
will perform
OF DENMARK.
Ophelia, Miss Smith.
To which will be added,
A Sew
TDHE WOODMAN'S omaln three
HUT. Arts, called
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use, 7s. ; Staled Price Ss. 68.—P1t, ys. Ns t Sceend
Prim. 111.-. Lower Gallery, Is.; Seemed Pries, lb—Upper_
Gallery, ls." Serood Price, 6d.
DOMYILLE, MAYOR.
A COMMON COUNCIL, hoklen is the Egyptian Hall, at
the Matatelt.'3olll9e of the City of Looden, on Mooday,tbe
4th driest ids; 1814,
Resolved evasolowarly,
IAT this Court has viewed wkh extreme sur..
piise and saw; the first of the additional Articles of
flic late Treaty of Peace cum-laded between this Country and
Firtoce, bey which it is stipulated, that the Slave Trade. a traffic
aviteedly rlpeetsot to all prioriples of natural justice, and
• estuary to all religiose and moral duties, shall be.exereised
the later fora cirtain timber of years.
flist.by the &weal 'section Open to this prevision, it alp-
' Ashoors and exertions of the wise and sirthaoss
.emsetry. and all the enactments of the Legislatare foe :be
of this horrible Indic, must be rendered thetas Mid
111.140111.14.141 stipulation contained in the Article alluded to ,
more extraordinary and &defensible, since, after repro-
bating thisdetestlble traffic as repugnant tit the priociples of
na-
med Jebtice, it viidatts those very pri.leipies, and perveo ts the
Greramelas of the enlightened nations of Great Britain
and France into the Insti menu of barbarian, cruelty, and
totters.
That the revival of this abominable trade is the more to be
deplored, Isecituse it most tend to defeat all the liberal and phi-
lanthropic measures whirl, have so happily sticeeeded in ea
Indio% the tilessiegr. of ti. disuse tttt along the coast, and throsgi
a causiderable portion of the uecultivated melons of Africa.
That no proof has been hitherto given that Great Britain
was compelled by Imperious and irresistible necessity to con-
sent to the coadimance of this isibunthe traffic on the part
Forme.
That no restoring the Colonies which Great Britain had con-
mimed from France, it appears that France was to receive them
the advantages and improventems introduced and esta-
blished by this country, mid that consequently France laboured
ender an greater difficulties Which might call for the exercise
of the Slave Trade, Ilan those to which Great Britain was sob.
jeet whom Meemession of these Coloilies.
That, after the formal recognition, in the late Treaty, of the
right of Fiance to car y on this nefarious traffic, it appears to
this Con" that all laterposition no the part or the British Go.
svennseat with Spain. l'ortugni, and other Powers, to rifts the
afialitinn df the Slave Trade, most prove altogether preposter-
om and unavailing.
That, under:ill these circumstances, the Court feels it a duty,
dictated by the principles of tinter& justice, as well as by tha
**ligation, of Religion and movality, to express a cordial and
fervent hope that osch pr• reeding, ma. be speedily adopted by
the Legislature, as will, w anis .n a ills the general elings and
voice of the country. impress hu M. je•ty'b Goseroment with
the todisp.siihle arced-joy of pursuing every, possible means for
°Weimar it eeversion of the Ant of the mdditioaal Articles of
the late Tersely.
That Petition. he acenrdingly presented to both uses of
Parliament. humid. entreatOg that they only adopt such !ma-
nures, ax so their wortom tray se-nt meet, for obviating the evils
complaii.ed of, nail fur sthiaisits a complete abolition of the
Skive Trade.
WOODTHORPE.

EXCURSIVN IN FRANCE.
041 g far tw• plass Gaatemeo, whos/friends
any wish them to eafiy the advantages of visiting the
Continent iu li.erary satiety, mny be taken under the protec-
tion of Mr. 'Mitsui!, its travelling Pupils, during the mouths of
Aligns and 34tenaber.
.For Partieukirs, apply at the Institution fur the Cure of Inm.
N'djamena. kr. 57, Lincoln's Inn-tields.

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CilliaND STATE LOTTERY begins DRAW.
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2 of ..X20,000 l4 1840,0041
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9.750 .• •••
14,000 Tickels.
NO FIXED PRIZES%
Davi of Drawing.
lst-Day Pt SEPTEMBER.
ea Day
3d Day
Tickets and Shams are selling by SWIFT and Co. tie
Contract's's, at their Offices,
I
No.ll. Poultry. No, 31, Ahlgate High.
14, Lharing•erou, street.
Price isf a Ticket....Xl9 19
Half
Quarter........ 5 5 Siste, ntts

AROMATIC PERFUMED JAPAN BLACKING, IN.
PASTE AND LIQUID.
T. RIGGE respectfully informs the Nobility
SY • and Public, that he has recently discovered a Combina-
tion of lognediesf., in the most reflited state, wider use above
thle, which he confidently offers ton candid and liberal proba-
doe t convinced that it will he proved the mast elegant mad use-
fel Article ever introduced. for the purposes of preserving and
beautifyieg Leather equally 7ipplicable to Ladies or Gentle-
men's use. All DO sloes ingredients are avoided in its prepare-
tic'', substituting such as are highly grateful, arinnat ic sad useful.
la this preparation the snivel sally complained-of inconseuiente
of witness or clamminess (iu even the enlist celebrated of those
productions) is avoided. us M the moist state of the atmosphere,
Ite Aromatic Blacking/ill not impart soil to the hands or ap-
parel. It is likewise capable of producing, with the greatest
facility, a highly healthful. Japan Polish.
The Traveler will find the Blacking Poste convenient sad
ready fur issoediate use. with the simple addition of cold walbr
may. It Is cleanly le hs operation, and may be pricked with
the most choice oriods, without nay danger or offensive ernallith
mention to tie articles with Bich it may be enclosed. as, in its
composition. it partakes of highly perfumed aromatics. To
erchants, tor Exportation. to Dealers remote from the esetropcs.
lb. the its igg of freight and carriage, comp red With the hulk of
Liquid Bliriking, will be a most important cor.sideratian ; and
as this artitle nil' keep perfect in all climates (in fact, is int-
* proved by age). the Preprietur anticipates with confidence a.
mberal patronage.
told hyoll principal Bent and Sboe-makees and Dealers in
Town mid Country ; also M the Proprietor's Warehouses in
London. No. 32, Park.otreet, Gtossethar-square; sad is. d 5.
heapsite.
Liget* in Wass Bqttles, 2s.—Ditto is atone Ditto, Is.
PRble its P 456, at Is. Is. 6. and •2s. each. "

CONStMPTIONS CURED. .1
trAtiE Isioartar of this, a Professional Man, who '
ONE 'Heeded easy Per.unr suffering under the above 1)4-
'14,. has. la eimmegosoce of his estrusive p.ractieri been so
ffirtfllinfr este dlsrmtere Metlicitte, that is an tufallible CURE'
COMIUM PTIONS.by which Medicine be has cured moor
hen vireo over by eernirtit Physicians, nad when in the lust
"Ate Of 4 C..asuntptioti, attended with Cough, Spitting of
12:o.01. and Likeable!' recVings.of the Feet, 4±r.
Tn .1., h She truth of this assertive wny be doubted, the Ad.
sertisei lea pp yto pay, that he has it in his power to refer to
'4" hr hes cured, and when given over by souse of the first
.
fe 4 i": 641 Men. De therefore now publicly offers it to those
"0 :Ire ielseesieg ender this afflicting Disease.
(P pnitDaddreased for A. R. No. 6, Great Qoebee-
"ett• !levi•raid, Mary-le-boar, hoodoo, will hare issimadiata
arty .

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