The Statesman.
London, England, 1810-04-13 00:00:00

ROYAL LANCASTRIAN SYSTEM of EDUCATION.
IPSWICH, A prit 3,1810.
AT a MEETING Sissembled at the Tema.
hall, to hear wLECATRE delivered by Mr. JOSEPH
LANCASTER; Superintendant of the Plan for educating
Poor Children, under Royal Patronage,
SIMON JACKAMAN, Esq. in the Chair,
The following Resolutions were unanimously agreed to
Resolved Ist, That as Ignorance is the nurse of every crime,
and Knowledge the hand-maid uf Virtue ; that, as the bene-
fits of oar highly valued civil and reliAinus liberties, and the
'blessings of the Christian Itelizion cannot be understood by
the ignorant, this Meeting feels itan incumbent duty, 10 Men, •
as Britons, an! as Christians, to promote the ditusiou of use-
ful knowledge among the pourer classes of society.
Resolved idly, That a Svlinol for Boys, fin' the purport of
teaching READING. WRITING. met ARITHMKTIC,
he established in this Town. on the Plan detailed by Joseph
Luicager, and patronized by the King and Itoyal Remits,
as most conducive to the extension of the Benefits mentlimed
in the precedin.: ltesolation ; and one for Girls, if the laud
shall he found sufficient.
Resolved 3dly, Theta Subscription he now opened for sit-
ing efficiency to this plan. .
Resolved 4thly, That Committee he appointed, to labs
Cm necessary measures far puttiug this plan into execution.
Resolved sthly, 'That the Rev. Or. Wallia, v Ices Alex-
ander. Esq. the Rev. Thomas Cnbbold, Robert Trottnan,
Esq. Samuel Alexander. I.sq. Thomas Greta. k; 4. Dr. Ha-
milton, the Rev. William Layton' Mr. Robert Fuleber, Si-
mon Jackman, Esq. James Thorndrke. Fett. and the Bev.
James lord, be the Committee, and that all Solseetribers have
power to act on the Committee.
Resolved 6tMy, That the Thanks of this Meeting be given
t r Mr. Joseph Lancaster, for hisexceHent Lettere deliiered
t is evening.
Resolv.3l7thly. '1 hat the Thanks of this Meeting be given
to the Rev. Dr. Wallis, for bit endeareu s taproinute the ob-
ject of this Meeting.
Resolved *My, That §abeerkatheee N received at each of
lhousel fu thrthreini "
SIMON JACK AMAN, Chairman.
Resolved 9thly, That the Thanks of this Meeting be given
• to the Chairman, for his impartial conduct in the Chair. ,

CHING'S PATENT WORM LOZENGES.
WORMS are the most frequent sourcei of
Children's Diseases.—Their symptoms every parent
and guardian of children should be acquainted with. They
occasion toss of appetite, a paleness of the colour of the fere,
emaciation and irregular state of the bowels, attended after
With violent pains; they bring on.eonvulsions; they safest
the growtk of the body, and they prove fatal, by ending 11
a consumption or decay. Both as a preventive and cure at
these alarming complaints, the above excellent Medicine is
Universally allowed, Dottie testissany of the highest charac-
ters in this country, both in rank and respectability, to have
no equal. Theirpoblic approbation, given to the
tor„ from a personal knowledge of its wowierfult success in
their own families, stamps its merit beiond coo/I-talon, and
gives a sanction to it—of ueiel no Other Medicine of the
Lim! c.or boast. Parrots and others, who have the env of
children, should have this remedy as a family Medicitie to
resort to, whenever the Stomach or Bowels of Children
are any way disordered, which it. will always be gourd to
relieve.
Sold wholesale'vind retail, at Ching and Butler's, Ne. 4,
Cheapside, Loudon • and retail by most country tenders, in
Boxes, at 4. 9d. ail ss. 6d. each. ,