The Statesman.
London, England, 1822-03-08 00:00:00

LONDON, F-RIDAY; M-ARCH 8, 1822

" Ile Grow for which HAMPDRN fell hi the Pell,

A PUBLIC MEETING of the LICENSED
fa. VICTUALLERS, and other persons cosioacted
with the Limitedly of Public Houses, will be held at
the FIRMS MA/111111.11 Minion. Great Queen-street. Lincoln's
Ina Field% ea Monday the 1 Ith day of March instant, for,
the of tuber kilo consideration the Case of Mr.
;A ,MEEK, fsmosely of the Gam Man, Sohn John's
thod, Clottssweß ; whe- MAI/ ha his License la 1816,
profetrod a DM of Indleassal igiMmt Sir NATIUSILL CO.
NMI?, TIMM CnLiIXS, 11111e.,11/14 SAIIVIL MILLS. ELL,
three of dm Magistrates od dm Comity of Middlesex., who
were ow dm rith Poblwary MM, tried theme .Is the
Court of liege Bark did insavietsd of having corruptly
and mileloosly refused to roast License to the said Jsmits
Men.
The Chair will be taken at One o'clock precisely.
'WILLIAMS AND GODDARD.
Solicitors to the Prosecution. I, Gray's
' March.% ISM. lon Place, Gray's lon.

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SINGULARITY. a Tale, by JANE HARVEY,
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ECOND PROSPECTUS OF THE EftLIISH,
THEATRICAL GALLERY.
By D. TERRY, Rte.
01 TNI TIMATILII ROTA/
3%e undoes whisk seggeeted the resent undeeteking
one cities a Walt Is tietzgoghlw Aarnetraiseelpregeleti
of the Histrionic Aste--le a more glee
record, thee as yet edited, the mown Sees 'been
talents have coettibeted id' It. edteseeseeet, tadt=
the natural deer*, ef ameesesing eesseeee sad en
likeeeeses of ail fro. *Wee pre4MISSIIM In "film bate de.
rived our most relined sad
Mist the Aceee's Ad. =Pat emi en-
joymeat, the concurrence of mimed bee yam ad.
mitted; bat the transient nature Obis helmets Os been de-
plored as ones as acknowledged While the etorts of the
Poet, the Painter, and the Mealeise, are transmitted, with
undiminished or increasing indesece, to future ages, those
of the Actor necessarily perish with himself: his re=
survives only Is the report of others, and all the im
succeeding times can receive of those powers, by w(ileh lbe
player sequlred fame and f from his eontemporarles,
mast be obtained through the seooadary medium of the pen
or the peacil ; truth, therefore, simple and direct, In both
these, and the highest finish of execution in the last, bemuse
of indispeesable importance, in order that the Actor may
have the fall advantage of his unequal share in the admi-
ratios of posterity.
That these requisites may be insured as much es possible
to the pr sent work, neither labour nor expense will be
spared.
The work will contain the Portraits of all the most ce-
lebrated Engliih Actors of our own time, in their favourite
Characters, the Costume of width will be carefully corrected
from the best sources of Information, so that the book may
be safely consulted as authority opal this point, by Actors
and Artists.
A brief descriptive Memoir will accompany each portrait;
and the Preface, comprising a Review of the Histrionic Art,
from the earliest periods to the present day, will be given
in the last Number, and will be illustrated by es maey
Portraits of our ',cleat Actors as an be obtaiued sad
autbent)eated.

In the form of Appendix will be given a few of the per-
formers of the Minor Theatres, and of the Italian Opera-
Home, as established in thiseoentry.

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deck, to. .

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APL144111.-yit. :lULIfOCK rrspectfully inti-
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LAPLANDEIN. Reindeer, he., at the Egyptian Hall, Pic-
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extraordinary Nab Milton has been so great that it has al-
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ill RAWAH'e PA'FENT PORTABLE PENS.—
.11 A Ilpiedoes fileitstlem et these Peas having recently
been istrodemed list pobßs sate, J. BRAMAN and SONS,
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Inrentioa, sbosetfilly acquaint its numerous Patrons and
tie Public, list is future every Box or Packet of their ge-
nuine Peas will be stamped with a fact simile of the signaturo
of the iptentor, "Joseph Elnunah," by which means the
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rrusliiiiireitire—, Wendy Newspaper. is pnb-
A. llsbetearly everry SUNDAY MORNING, and will
now coeMio LITERARY ESSAYS and REVIEWS, in
oddities to Political Discussion Iltd.the News of the week.
The proses, es'epelder pledges hlmself•to spare no tear.
dose rer *expos le reader •• The animist's" worthy of
Patronage set ospreys.
The meal amber will contain farther remarks on Obstruc-
tions of the Pirmet detailing the Extortions of certain LI.
terary Bank sod d Memorial of toe Degradation English-
ness are tocobanit to for want of a Reform in the
COMIIIIMS, of Padlament.—A Letter, showing that
however - are lad, they must fall upon the Landed
e:wm
Proprietor tly no nation can pay more In
La
Per
than a moles of their landed Income.—Letter
from thyme,* My Decline of Nations for want of ade-
quate 01.0001=red employment of talent. •
Political R History of the Lam Session of Par-
liament, by a item Observer, with remarks thereon.
TM Dramo.a.lfewo of the week—Parliamentary Register
--looladlog Ille boelsesat of Mr. Hunt, and his Petition in
fall, with ether selesellessees Articles.
CHAMPION-OFFICE, 271, Strand.
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tba NOBILITY, ()ENTRY, and OFFICERS
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roach aceastomed to Travelling.-8. PRATT, No.
47, New ilemd•atreat„ begs to inform the Nobility and Gen-
try, that km it the INVENTOR, PATENTEE, and only
MANUFACTURER la London of SOLID LEATHER
WARDROBE TRUNKS withont Pa , which have given
and are sow gide; sick salaam' tlw, sot only is
Togland,betibrevibeet the Cealeieli see saparior silvan-
tags is, midi eallaie of Dress Is keia seperase, and packed
sod unitedludida eels sad expeditiou, and by being made
areal saiiiiisileir, Mass a prof/now to all others. 8. P.
Is likewise:D.:taw et IMPERIALS and CA RR I AGE
TRUNKS , which he has had the plea-
sant of sepplides °Weal yea raj*, Wee:loud ve
coollant of Millits. a aad Co., Coachmakers, of Li-
vpsofpood-sMerA I bat ilestlauseiaretreln the
mostilltberal *mem, sudsier-
Alen ho MO Wink ealienillee, MI Is de-
leredoed to supply the Gentry at Re same pries be 4:Urged
the above Ina. lad lilt Iliam oolsaleie with Patesa Chain,
hue* mad Bra* Ina. lOW arreagerseet, Ofragesaes who
beeeerblis with deidaeles&tds, will efeet a serfage nearly
serialt, sod sot tbe shall swore a entlouanee
In by
- irt=rEft-RETAINING—G
BUNT BROOM, for peeping room richly furnished; as it
Forests the dust from rides, by Instantly conveying it away.
T. be hid oiliFiti blw-Canikalper , Mel Portable Bosse
Bedstead Manahetory, 4 , ew Bon -street, oppositeGros-
reaor-street.—Canteens, Bullock Trunks, Re. for the East
sad West Indies.

NERVOUS COMPLAINTS AND DEAFNEss.
Persons afflicted with Nervous Diseases, attended
with lowness of spirits, debility, trembling, or shaking of
the bands and limbs, palpitation of the heart, fear, diffidence,
indigestion, loss of appetite, mental or bodily decay, noises
la the hend, and difficulty of bearing, succeeded by nervous
head ache, and the whole train of nervous affections, which
in many instances readers life truly miserable, may obtain
relief by applying at the Hermitage, 21, Edgeware-road,
London, nearly opposite Queen-street; where, from the
great number of long standing and obstieste cases cured,
experience has fully proved the mode of treatment to he the
'Bleat and 111011 beneficial hitherto adopted. to invigorate
and strengthen the nervous system, and restore the patient
to a perfect state of health. Deafness, noises in the head,
and diseases of the ear are successfully treated at the Her-
mitage as above, where references to persons of the highest
respectability are. by permission. given, many of whom re-
side in London, and who had been afflicted from ten to
twenty years, end given over as incurable by the most emi-
nent Surgeons and Aurists: the treatment does not occasion
the least pain or inconvenience.
Persons residiag in the country, stating the full particu-
lars of their ease by letter, will meet with immediate atten-
tion.—No letters received unless post-paid.

IMPERIAL PAR LIAM EsVT.
HOUSE OF LORDS, TmvilIDAT, NlAitcn 7.

• -
The Marquess of LOTHIAN took the oaths and hi+
seat as B'roa Ker.

The Bishop of EXETER moved for copies of all the
Reports of the Commissioners appointed to enquire into
the state of Charitable Institutions for the Education of
the Poor in Oreat Britain.—Ordered.

Mr. Woooroun, from the Treasury, presented sundry
Returns, pursuant to the Orders of the House.—Laid on
the table.
Mr. P.m.'s presented the annual Accounts of the
Commissioners for Ilse Thames Navigation.—Laid on
the table.

The Irish Population Regulation Bill was read a third
time and passed.
The Transfer in Aids Bill, the Irish Arms and Gun-
powder Importation Bill, the Exclietiner Bills Bill, and
the Sellars and Tobacco Duty Ball, went throngb
Committees respectively, and the Reports were received.
The LORD CHANCELIAIIt introduced a Bill to
amend certainsverbsl errors which had crept into the
Act of Parliament for regulating the admission of Attor-
ales and Solicitors.—Reed a first time.—Adjourned.