The Statesman.
London, England, 1814-11-29 00:00:00

WILLIAM B. MOUNTAIN, Saracen's Head
INN, SNOW-HILL, I.ONDON one question, he might not think it unbecoming 6
, .-
The best Accommodation for Travellers, good Beds, citadel . - place to force a reply to one or two others. It was
Liquors, and moderate Charges. . it • HOUSE OF LORDS, Nov. 28. , really very difficult to deal with a Gentleman who
The Irish Spirits Warehousing and ills Irish Peace Preserve:. was so careful not to deal in matters of fact but to
The
Amendment Bills, were read the second time, and ordered put every thing hypothetically • but he would'
re-
The following Post Coaches, Mail Coaches, &c. set out from
the Sivacen's Head hue Snow-hill:—
peat what he had averted on a former night, that the
WEYMOUTII Union Coach. Fear Insides. throned; Dor- tolterrorosssoiltedr.y Notes Suspension, the Irish Glass Duties,
ehester, Blandford, Salisbury. stud Andover, every Afternoon, Excise4l6epeal, the N etral Skips,
next day, at Gee ; where the Packets Export, Bills went throughe bips'the Woollen Imports and Proclamation
entered into boyf
tKingFerdinandhis
Government tow i
till: et
heengaKgi engagement
arrives arrives at Weymuatb
soil on Wednesday nod Saturday Afternoon, at Fire, to Guern• be re- ratted. Committees, and were ordered to
sey and Jersey, from whence there is a regular conveyance
1 Cherbitrgh an. St. Haloes. The road from Clterhurgto'ariso, Col‘mirm'lre9wioillebrsurneet
‘pvreelstmentt*edtetrheßrOidugaert.erly Accounts from the Naples, who was now no longer dignified by titles of
royalty, but was called by the Bight tints. Gentle-
Mr. Gabbe, from the War Office, presented au AeFount of
Is the must delightful 4nkl the•cheapest in Fraiwe.
BRIGHTON Net, Rlegnist Purr Coach,ed.—Ad
jt.ooguerntheedr. with an Ac-Four 'asides only, the Militia which had been disembodied, mail simply Murat as if in anticipation of his de-
eaery moraingat Nine o'Clirci, through Crawley, Ryegate, &c. count of such as were still embodied.—Adjourned. struction. Ferdinand, in the address to his Perlis-
The WEYMOUTH, Dorchester, and Blandford Union
'Post-eoach, every Afternoon. Curries Four insides. 1 meat, informs them of the great benefits his kingdom
LIVERPOOL Post Coach, to carry four Insides, sets out HOUSE OF COMMONS. I is to derive from England, which could be construct),
every Morning, through lanterwortit, high Cons, Hinckley, into nothing less than that this Government had
Atherstone Tamworth, Litchfield Htlestliorp Northampton, Lord
.Walsingitsuseit Annuity Bill was read a second time, on
and Dunstable. Arrives at Liverpool next Aftitastoon". agreed to otienlantgt haiseue'clt:hlei rnwotial es on fo t Naples I ;
fsa.c—t.
EXETER, Rlemoush, Weymouth, Durchester, the motion of hlr.' LUSHINGTON, and ordered to be corn- -
Falmouth, linked to-morrow. :•.*: '
Dartmoutio nerd Salisbury, New Post Coach, esery Monaiog
On the question being put for going into a Corn- since it
Whitbread
wouldtlpsri
e"ac de
him
hh oe9 e adui ii) . T
at half-past Si Lo'Cloc it, with a Guard, through Honker), Ax-wholly iiicema
minster, Bridport, Blaudford; Basingooke and Hagshot. mittee on the Hackney Coach Bill, -patible with the exeCution- of- the Treaty for which
the faith and ,hono iof the
BOSTON, Spalding, Peterborough, 841 ton, and Hunting- General THORNTON rose and said, tharbe
44au,New Royal Mail Coach, sets out every Evening. Coaches - ' Is coantry was pledged to
Joachim Murat, King of Naples. ft now appeased,
could 'dot suffer the Bill to proceed farther in its
trftlill Boston to Spilsby, Loath, Grimsby, and Hull.
,' with regard to Sicily, that the House of COmmoos
--"TintroOlse vvarrinkton, Kmotsford, Stone, sod Liteb- Aso"- without stating the reasons that induced him
had been voting a_Subsidy which was. ,to Terser to
tie% Post Conch, called, The Expedition, every Evening at -5-"
Five o'Clock, ta the Saracen's Head Inn, Dale-street, Liver- to disapprove of it in its present shape. The provi-
ourselves a loan we had made. Why hati not the
sinus of the Bill of last Session had already produced
pool. Guarded throughout.
BATH and BRISTOL Flying Post Coaches, through Chip- much benefit, and he was sorry to find .that they
, penham, Caine, and Marlborough, every Afternoon; arrive atßight Honourable Gentleman state.} .the • fact a!
once to the House in the Committee of Supply ? The
1
! Mr. May's, the Greyhound lon, Bath, and the London Tavern, were to be given up- before some more effectual means
Thomas-street, and the Swan Bristol, next M
whole seemed to him a mere pretence, a mere juggle.
oilling.—Coaches ; of accomplishing their object could be enacted.— ,
.on the part of Ministers. However ignorant the
to Wells, Bridgewater, Taunton, &c.
„,„ ;-liacknex-coachmen had become, in consequence of
LEEDS New Light Cinch, called, The Rockingham, , other side of .the House might be, or pretend to be,
out d very Morning at halfie,st Seven o'Clock; caeries Fonr ' their operation, more civil, and would now tell their
Inside' only, and goes remarkahly,,easy, with a Guard through-
fare. truly, which formerly was not the He •
they must know that the King of Naples had declared
ut. Passes through Stamford, Newark, Itetford, Doncaster case. • that he was at peace with all the world ; that his
AV Ferryhridge,to the Golden Lion, Leeds, next Day at Noon. -hoped, therefore, the lion. Gentleman would not ,
Notwithstanding the uncommon expedition of this e oar's, it is press this measure at present. He should take the ports were open to the shipping of all nations, even
alloweihko he the most agreeable met complete Public Convey- •
liberty to state certain things, 1 to that of Sicily, and yet Ferdinand was carrying
mice oil tlia,Nocth Road, beiog unequalled in Accent tiudatioa , which, in his opinion,
on hostilities under the Covert protection of this
would be useful, if provided for in any Bill that may
by any Ake:
KENDAL, waster, Preston, Kirby-Lonsdale, Bolton, pass on the subject. The first was, that the number of ' country. One of the other questions upon- which he
entreated information regarded a subject already
i Churley, Ormskir and Garstang Post Coaches, every After-
the coach should be put up on the inside of it. Placed
anon_, at Five o'Cloclas Guarded. much discassed : -he wished to know whether there
GLASGOW, Longtown Gretna-Green, Ammo, Dumfries. ,as it were at present, a person taking a coach in the
Brosenhill, Thornhill, SAultar-Kiln, Canmock, Kingswell, !.dark
and all parts of Scotland, CateperdOwn Coach (Daily). I could not always distinguish the number. If it •
. breache this country, respecting the unfortunate
YORK, Newcastle, and Edfiiburgh, new Coach, performed l'were to be placed within there would be an oppor- :
country, whose fate Ministers had declared was ne-
with a Guard throughout, sets out every Morning at haif•past tenity of seeing it by the light which would be let in °
six o'Clock, by way of Newark, Retford, Tadcnster, Deg •
and iletweeeket#,
.wdten the door should be opened either for entering '
gociating and not ncgocilded, Saxony—the public ac-
' lington, Northallerton, Durham, Morpelh, counts represented the fate of Saxony as irrevocably
Passengers finding themselves fatigued from the length" roffllliis nit getting out of the coach. Another thing that
journey, may rest what time, they flaw. and then proceed sio would-be useful was,that the C • -fixed. Was it or was it not the fact ? Government
Commissioners should • •
.without any additional fare. J. (,lark, ilie•Biteek, Swan, Co. . ~
elidi;•••weieh„,, itaa the tickets for different fares of different sizes. .
could not pretend now that they. were after
my-street, York, rum Coaches to Sunderland, :,the publication of Prince Repnin's Proclamation,
-rough, Whithy, and other Places, ot they were all of the same size as heretofore,
BRIDGENORTH add Withal new Post Coach, every lilt would be difficult to distinguish them it night.— after what was reported to have been said by the
Evening. ' Emperor Alexander, and after the absolute delivery
CARLISLE, Penrith, and Whitehaven, Post Coach, goes ll Whets it was considered that the hardship of the ex- I. f
with Four Horses, and a Guard all the way. Passes through I torsions of hackney -coachmen fell principally on ° ° the possession of the kingdom to Prussia. It was
Brough, Appleby, Gicataltridge, Richmond, Catierit It, 80-, .
ladies, the House would see more strongly the neces-
impossible to contend for an instant, now that as
roughbridge, Wetherby. Aberford, Donenster, and ,Grentleoroact of robbery had not been perpetrated in the very
(the nearest eas by eighteen Wiest, sets out every Morning.{ city of providing for their suppression. He trusted,
spirit of Bonaparte, but without his master hand its
and performs tile journey with the greatest facility. Is'"'engersl therefore,that the Hon. Gentleman would suffer the
detained on the Road by btoitoss or pleasure, have the peculiar the execution. It was the duty of the House to re-
advantage of their seats being secured in the nest Coach. Bill to lie over till after the recess. As a proof of
flect upon the consequences of such a proceeding:
WAKEFIELD Post Coach, every Morning, at half-past the benefit derived from the measure proposed to be
o'Clock. . another scene of blood, of revolotion and ofanar-
Six 'repealed, lie should! read the circular which had lately s
CHESTER, Newport, VV hitehurch, Tarpoiley, Nantwich, , chy, would be displayed upon the Continent.—[hear,
Northwich, and Middlewich, Post Coach, every Evei.irg, at; appeared from the Commissioners of Hackney
—Such
Five o'clock. Coaches (which the Hon. Gentleman did), an ester- would inevitably be the result, and if
SUNDERLAND, Stockton and Yarm, New Coach, every ' - • ' the Right Hon. Gent. was bold enough to man•le the
Morning, to the George Inn, Sunderland. firm on their part, excited altogether by the stir
finances of this country with these dreadful prospects,
MANCHESTER, Winslow, Coogleton, Newcastle, Witisnl, which had 4seen Made in enforcing the provisions of
oleeihamplon, Post Coach. every AFe -
m mes. moirrieds —'l. • - he possessed more than common firmness. The fu-
and W •
SH RE WSBU It Y, Wellington, and' Shiflett, • Post Conch, the,
tat. Act' reign papers represented that Count Metternich was
the Royal Charlotte, every Evenino, tit Five ii' Clock, guarded. Mr. I.UtiIIINGTON hoped the Hon. General
presiding at the head of the Cabinet of Kings and
SHEFFIELD and Rotherham Post Coach, called the Rock- would continue to give his attention to the subject,
Ingham, every Morning. Ministers who were spending their time in a most
BIRMINGHAM Mercury Post Coach, with n Guard, whit and assist the House with all the lights he could
pleasant and sociable manner—it really would put
out every Afternoon, and reaches Birmingham next day at noon. , throw upon it. He had no wish to press this Bill, an ill-natured man into a good humour to read the
Passes by Oxford, Eason), and Shipstone,oo the Saracen's ! and should therefore not object to the delay re-
Head, Roll-street, Biolliugluiro. • A very agreeable way its which the time was passed—
,
*el' For the conyeeience uf persons residing at the west end I quirea• so much cordiality, unreservedness, and harmony.--.-
of the 'town, Passengers and Parcels are booked for all the The Committee on the Bill was then put off to the
i Very probable this was the origin of the proceedings'
above Coaches, at Hatchard's Conch Office, New IVltite 10th of February.
Horse Cellar, Piccadilly. with regard to Saxony. Count Metteroich, a very
REPORT OF SUPPLY.—SICILY AND SAXONY. 1 communicative lively man, had doubtless at one of
• MATRIMONY. Mr. BROGDEN brought up the Report of the the dinners been telling a few of the entertaining
NODisorders have contributed more essentially , 1 stories, ,
to destroy Hymeneal happiness than those which are the ' sdommittee of the Supply. with illustrations, of the manner in which
consequence of utiguarded pleasure. People of every rank pay I On the question that the Resolutions be read a se- ,he and Bonaparte used to carve up the Cootie
adoration to the shrice of Wedlock, but where the t•onstitution cond time, : neat.—He told them that Bonaparte used to divide
has been tainted by disease, a renovation of stability is indis-
pensably requisite. Mr. WHITBREAD, considering that he could this kingdom in this way, and this other kingdom
;
Twenty years have we devoted our practice to the exclusive have no other more convenient opportunity of putting in that way, and lie made no bones of freely dis.
treatment of the following disorders, and the successful result of 1 question to the Rignt Hon. the Chancellor of the ' posing of them to those who surruuwded him.—
our plan giver as additional ardour to oppose, as fnr as we are a
able, the ravages of those complaints which are the most im- Exchequer, whom he saw in his place, than on a From these lessons the Sovereigns and their Ambits..
portant in the catalogue of human infirmities. ! subject connected' with the Supply, begged to ask sadors seemed to have learnt much of the desigu,
After initiation into every branchath Navy Surgenia,we formed •
that Right.llon. Gentleman, whether an assertion, ' but little of the execution, which.was generally ac-
e wish, at an early period of practice, to rescue individuals i
from the ignorance of uneducated men, or the equally datigernus stated its the Public Prints to have been made by the complished by a few master-strokes, to which they
precipitancy of general practitioners. I King of Sicily to his Parliament, that he had made were incompetent. It was not, however, to be ex-
The disorders to the cure of which we have devoted nor at
tention comprise every species of Venereal infection; all kinds , two loans, which had been guaranteed by this coun- pected that the Ambassador of Great Britain would,
of Debility, whether arising from the habits rsf school-boys or ' try, y was or was not true? He could not help re- without objection or protest, nut only permit these
the indulgeticies of tnaturer age; that dernagement of the sys- ' . the House, the extraordinary circum- Infractions of right, but become an acceding party,
tem in women which is called Barreninos or Sterility ;
Weakness, Gleets, Obstructiuns in the Urethra; as also Stile- !
Seminal ! marking to
stance that upon all questions of Finance connected and that too without deigning to give the slightest
tures, whether recent or of long duration, and wOicle have j with our arrangements with Foreign Powers, Par- information to the Administration in this country oft
baled the skill of other preetioners, are by our present im- •
proved plan of treatment effectually and permanently tilled, liniment received the first information from Foreign ' the Bench opphsite, who were cutting such a de-
without the patient suffeting the excruciating pain and alarm- Journals. It was from Paris, and not from the plorable figure in Parliament.—[A laugh.] —lt was
lug Hemorrhage which frequently follows the of
a i Treasury Reich, that that House, in these times, lamentable to reflect how the money and the charac-
the lunar resole. In the course of our extemoipeplpieraactitlcen
this metropolis, numerous eases of strictures have been and are obtained the earliest intimation of the objects to , ter of the nation had been squandered. What was
daily under our care, the total eradication of which is effected , which the monies it was called upon to vote were to ' to be the, issue after the period of gestation shall ba
any safe, certain, and expeditious mule of cure, saperier to ,
The weakeem, eehmuo„e, Imo de_ be applied. If this were not like so many other passed, and the Right Honourable Gentleman would
/
other yet adopted.
bility, proceeding from this complaiui, are speedily removed, questions he had put to the Right Honourable Gen- be allowed to produce the offspring of the labours
DR. WEBSTER'S ENGLISH DIET DRINK. and the patient restored to sound and vigorous health. hut tletnau, deemed unfit to be answered, he should be .of the Noble Lord ? But it was very easy for
THE most valuable Vegetable Medicine ever dis- I where the debility has for years existed, a proper peese-
covered, and which, error ad, experience of upwards of i venoms is oar regtorative remedies is inilisperoahly requisiten glad to have the information be desired, from him. the Right Iljnourahle Gentleman to rid himself of
1
Sixty Nears, has been proved, to the comfort of the afflicted to revive the slumbering sparks of life, and to reanimate the
1 The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER re- all sorts of interrogators, for the present, at least,
iwitfi in Europe and America, irresistibly efficacious in the cure constitution. ' lied that, when the Sicilian Government was at a . who would pry into the sacred mysteries of state.--
of the following disorders. via ;—in Consumptions, Asthma% , Numerous Diseases are the result of ignorancer or hails in the p $
;Nowak, it, all k inch irf Fever—in Nervousand Hypochondr ' treatmeat of a simpletGlemorhen, and
tict imurericrue :t.,,ytt
o.pin- loss f,or means to support its military establishment, The House was to be adjourned for a long recess,
Complaints—in those disorders peculiarly incident to the Fe- I pens that the seeds of i i are le onhe and at th e a
.. he .' d 6 1 or the Commissary-General, under the sanction of t . a e r - ssembling or Parliament, after
note Set at those critical periods which mark the stages of : unguarded hour. By a shupersotti metn,krio 'sophistssraciliseaw t
that
British Minister, had made some small advances, at every thin had been fixed, and all the' spolia-
life— in Sea and Land Scurvy—in Serophola, and in the whole 'rash y cured; •
immense variety of disorders springing from debilitated habits. i we_may presume . tad
. offer aerr•eid?cialrrse-eriviieblishoi;i:t. 1 two Afferent times, amounting only, its the whole, to , twit had been committed, then was the time to put
re the era' es of cemplicated•distress in this
from empoverished, nod front impure blood. TheDl ET DRIN K 1 _ lea ,t, h 150,0001. or 9.00,0001. The money had been raised : questions, and they would be answered. Mr. Whit.
is extrrnsely pleasant to the taste, and nlthitueh astonishingly : elistordnen,tc7mever'dawith the calamitous situation of teen, wise,
indulgence iu a solitary vice, or the prevalent givens., °in Sicily. He had to observe, however that this 'bread solemnly protested against such a proceeding
powerful in its ape' mime is ety so simple in ti; essential pr -- . from
vetoes, that it may Le Won wills safety by a female in the Lust , of a ea Maesictict
t ' int
! ' bl life, acquire that belle of debility a filch is the
eof such pernici 'ti. Where the was rather an anticipationof the grant Of the Bri- ' —he protested against the robbery of Saxony, and
s
'month of pregrinnev , or by nn infant at the breast. -Thai* ; nuevoidant fish Government as an extraordinary subsidy, than lamented that the Ilouse had been so imprudent as
mho wish fnr more particular ieformation on the character of nahliOeY su •it ; ,
fferer broods ever his misery hut croakily conceals
a specific loan, and that the money would be de- ° to grant supplies that would be devoted to such a
the DIET DRIN K. a ill do well to consult Dr. W F.BST ER'S hi, misfortunes., may he some emenhortoins foe
.liini,
..t.o.,kinotthee'; .
ducted from the amount of the extraordinary sub- i purpose. Was the conduct now adopted at Vienna.
excellent Work on the 'Abject, price ss. nod also a Pamphlet, '. that although
Ile be an litecotritleteoubLll;
Just published, prise Is. coataireng more than one hundred recent Peaclitleur
enunter- a former night.
cilelosecesniubny'Ythe"gnradual
Prieni,iirett.igririiii the nequireinetit of our experience. sidy. He should take that opportunity of correct- 1 consistent with the declaration of the Allies before
cases, in a vast variety of divorders. tif.itfierein
rites. of Reecho; or Verne have begun to reduce saintly ing a misunderstanding of something he had said ow 4 they thought success as near as they found it ?—Did
.
Some taint for honours i—many more for wealth I
Gore me bet pure content ! and rosy health! vigour, much anxiety will bearrevented by an early It had been conceived. that he had ! they not ,rest . their hope, their every hope, upon
Sold wholesale and retail Its the sole Proprietors. F. Mee and ac.t.ton_i_if.rtlsis languid state, a in these cases no great difficulty '
asserted, that this country had guaranteed the 'Throne acting upon principles directly in opposition to the
I
re. in, Borough, Southwark; inn' retail by their Agents,- , a ih_ omu of Naples to Joachim. He had done no such thing.; system-of him whom they called the Tyrant of the
Ness's. Illiwnrd and Evans. Long-lane, West Smithfield. ! M led. Women who hive long been disappointed in their
peamr: •ri of a flit.ily, tatty be assured, that in most instaswes
• Ali letterslind orders (post-paid), will meet with the earliest : esuzia del:cif:are cu.
rable' by medical skill. ' The Hon. Gentleman (Mr. Whitbread) had stated, :'Continert ? and yet the very moment they got power
att-osion. partici' that it was so, and in replying to that Hon. Gentle- : Into their own hands, they re-traced his steps, and in
A1)1 is sold aiso by one at least. In every coreiderable town •
' Patients in the Cl/4111$11 We requested to Stale the ;
In the linked Kingdom, and by the following are„oro, in Me- tars of their ease,. age, amid outliner. of living, inclesieg a Badnkj
Nutelor Advice and Medicusest and the same will be rorwar e man, witho. t affirming or denying what were stated each a clumsey manner as to produce double the in-
Airier is hoodoo :—Ellinswin. ch s Mkt and druegist. lOC, Bo• which
~_ by him as facts, lie only reasoned upon them to show jury.—Ellear, hear I] —Surely it was enough to see
awaits ; Bolton's Mediciral Warehouse, front of tee R aril Ex- in 47.17 g Parteo-r I!aum •
y is tin essential to our undertaking, and the that the Hon. Gentleman's conclusions from them 1 tyranny supplying the place of gratitude in Spain,
change. Combat ; Colesoworthy. chemist and druggist; 144,
lificatirniiii which we have presumed to s:ate, form thr basis
W hardtop; ; Moretsey, chymist, 24. Client Surrey-street, offoension and its coiucidence wish such chi. intimation is were not correct. without finding that it had spread to the Continent,
Bineltfrionoroad.ll/1a at Keninetion-cross ; Savege Owe Batas), 0. oar irt•_ „
Merit.i 411101. and Cis. may be consu.terl by patients Wr. WHITBREAD observed, that as the Right and that Lecoq and Thielman hail fallen victims that.
'se, oxford-stied ; M icleley, cis, mist and do slat, Strand ; gi_Yett, that
with the greatest secrecy and hon,.ur, at their : no„. Gentleman had not to-night deemed it inexpe. He begged to remind the Right Hottoura,blaGesi.
ow .t , ward, 324. or eitaer sex
Hodson rind 10. chyntists Ac '27 Hay • k • Hnitocognrden. . i
' ' ' in Half- Ammer No. it en dient and inconsistent with his public duty to answer tleman of the rumours that were afickt.upose anotket
Holborn; and Mattress, Perfumer, 85, Fleet•sireet, ,
OMR E an: Co. Surgeoas tIS o. 107, Hattoo-gard •
i fats, at ea. Pins, is. 64. Quo', Its, each, duty included. $ . .
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STATE LOTTERY OF 8.00.) TICKETS.
ALL TO BE DRAWN IN ONE DAY,
TQ-. 51 OR ROW,
90th NOVEMBER, 1814. • t
$C HEM E.
2 0f.... ,616,000..... are ....032,000 '
2
2 2 OOO 4,003
4
6
6 ..... ..... .. 300.
10
12
2a . 50 ...' l,OOO •
40
1,500
..---..
6,000 Tick*. 8680,000

Tittrrs -Ind SHARES are sating by
RICHARDSON, GOODLUCK, and Co. Contractors
for the Lottery. at their Offices, the corner of Hanle-buildings,
Carotid', nod Nate the King's-mews, Cbarin,4-cross.

ASIMMONS and Co. respectfully acquaint the
. Nobility and Puhlic in Ariteral, that a saving from 40
to 50 per cent. in the price of CLOTH r.S, by applying nt the
TAYLOR'S COMPANY OFFICES, 123, New Bond-
street;
No. 8 and 481, Strand, near Charing Cross.
Subjoined is a Sketch of the Ready Money PRICES :
test Superfine Coat . £3 15 to £4 4 0
Ditto Superfine, or Soper Great Coats 310 to 55 0
Ladies' Habits • . 6 0 to 616 6
Toilenp or Marseilles Maistcoats • 016 to 01$ 0
Finn White Ditto_, Dress Ditto • 018 to 11 0
Rich Black Silk Ditto • 16 to 110 0
Worsted Stocking Pantaloons 1 6 to 110 0
-
Ditto B•Thivisd, very stout . . 118 to 2 5 0
Cloth Pantaloons . . 112 to 2 2 0
.
Bogeymen Ditto . 2 2 to 2 5 0
• 1 6 to 118 0
Breeches
• .
212 to 3 3 0
Prime Leatber Ditto
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LIVERIES.
DulfelJacket and Waistmest.and Cord Breeches • 319 6
Suitor Livery sib s 0 to 5 W 1 Surtout Coat 3 0 to 3 16 0
Stout Roe Coat 515t06 10 I Ovesalls . 1 9tol 16 0
Terms of Custrar4 by the Year, on consideration of returning
their old ones I
V Snits per Year £l7 0I b Suits per Year
41 Ditto T'd 06 Ditto
•
On the same princire, for Coats only :
3 Conti perYeat .ClO 104
Ditto • li 10 6 Ditto •

426 in
90 10

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