The Statesman.
London, England, 1824-01-29 00:00:00

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LONDON, THURS.D4I, JA.NUAR-V..20, 1824.

" The Cause for whs'eh HAMPDEN fell is the Field, and SYIVVV. died on the' Scaffold !"

Putc*, 7d.

-5899,

RUSSIAN LOAN, contracted by N. M. ROTHSCHILD,
in Loadie.—Noties is hereby given. that, In conformity
Lrith the contract of the absve mentioned Loam, the Chavalior
etilenthatissan, Honorary Counsellor of his Majesty the Roy
peso, of ell thiming. and his Vice Polllllli, in London,
windy with N.M.. Rothschild, and in the presence of Mr. C.
'Green, notary public, have this day cancelled end deposited Id
the hands of his Biealope! Count Devon. Envoy Elinor&
eery and Minister Plenipotentiary to his Majesty the Emperor
of all the Russian to his Britannic Majent, the amount of
forty-roar thousand, seven hundred and thisrty-three pounds
merlins, or two hundred and ninety thousand one hundred and
siity roubles of capital, insperial bonds of the said Loan, as
follows
Letter. General Nam. Special Nun- Amount Amount
bets, hers. Star 1. Roubles.

Letter. General Nara- Special Nutn- Autfunt Amoout
bens. bens. SOOT. Roubles.

AT a numerous MEETING of the MEMBERS of
the PROFESSION of the LAW, held in Lincoln's Inn
HeH, on Monday, 18th December, 1623, Mr. SCARLETT in
the Chair,
Resolved, That a Subscription be opened for erectio; a
STATUE to the Memory of the late Lord ERSKINE.
That the follnwing Gentlemen bd appointed a Committee for
the purpose of Carrying this Resolution into effect.
Serjesut Lens Mr. Reader
Mr. Serjeent -Vaughan Mr. Campbell
Mr. Jervis Mr. Dover
Mr. Raine Mr. Richard Wilson
(041 r. Scsrlett Mr. Kaye,
Mr. Bell Mr. Lavie
Mr. Gurney Mr: Freshtield
Mr. Adam Mr. Brundrett
Sir W. Owen Mr. Atcheson.
That an account be opened at Messrs. Coutts and Co.. and
subh other Bankers as the Committee shall appoint for receiv-
ing subscriptions.
"That it be left to the discretion of the Committee to deter-
mine where the Statue shall be placed.
J. SC ARLETT.
Mr. Sedtlett having left the Chair, the Thanks of the Meet •
leg were unanimously voted to him for his conduct iA the
Chair • and a subscription to a conNiderable amount was en-
tered Into.
Cineil Chamber, Lincoln's Inn, Dec. 16. 1523.
The Committee beg leave to inform the Public, that a Book
is opened for receiving snbscriptions at Messrs. Coutts and
Co.'s; at Messrs. Remington, Stevenson, Stevenson. and
Co.'s; at Messrs. Smith, Payne, ant Saiith's ; and at Messrs.
Hoare's, Fleet-street : as although it was thought proper that
the measure should originate with the profession of the Law,
there is no intention to confine the subscription t 1 that body.

CROWN AND ANCIIng, JAN.. 71., ism

9 4 11l 720
30 5 111 720
1 6 111 720
2 7 111 Z2O
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Tlig (MEEK CO VI murr RE publish the folloo ing
List of additional Subsel iptiong

Amount already advertiie4. t 6,997 11..
Messrs. Taylor & Ind Ili% (;race th! 13u!«e of
tineaux £lO 0 (lrn•ton •At 10
4 Sussex Curate
Miss Marriott, by Dr Rev..l. Tralterou 6 0
Chatfield.
Lieut. Gem Dalrymple Ad•n.Sir.las. Sao:nAroz Si U
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(2d subscriiption).... 10 0 Yarmouth stibserii ton.
Geo. Dandridge, Esq.. 2 2 Messrs. T. Hurry vCo 4 4
B. M. Blencowe, Esq. Messrs. Fedowes au I
jun. 3 3 Ram) 4 4
Lady Louisa Macilouslit 2 2 Jas. Hurry, Esil
N. W. Morgan, Esq.• • 5 0 —. of Orrat Yarmouth 3 3
J. S. - 5 0 11.'.. Worship, Cali— 1
W. Smith, Esq. Guild- Fr. Worship, E,q, I
ford street 5 5 IRS. Clarke. Psi 1
Walter Wilkins, Esq. San). Satherie. KN 1
M.P.10 0 Eilphresia.... ~.
iaes. Dr. Adam Clarke. Aristide; .. 1- 1 ti
'litbrooke, Limas- 1.. W..,
shire ...
Lord Viscount Milton, Do as yun would be &die
(2d 11011.erip!ion)... iio 0 by OlO 0
Rev. It. Eisdsle. •
Received from Elio Simon Cobh, E5q...... 1 I
1.1).0, by D.Ratesay, _...--,.. 0 5
1•Isq SO 0 Miss M. and Miss H.E. 0 Ili
Chas. Lloyd. Esq 5 5 Jasepli Dowson, Pry'.. 1 I
T.P.Wlnter, Esq. Paris Rev. W. Collett
(NV. Irish) 45 175.541. C.E.Ruinbuld,E q.M.P. Ili 111
Miss O. More. Rath,(34 H. R.
sub.) by Dr. Chatfield 5 0 Thefion,G.Ans ,n,M.P. 10 111
Miss Margaret Hayes... 2 2 H. Knasa. Kw!, I 0
Mrs. Gilson, by Dr. Mr. Chas. Bed 1 I
Chs;tield., 1 0 10. J. Heart I I
XY Z 3 3 Mr. J sfirey 0 111 0
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—Subscriptions will also be received by each of the Members
of the Committee.

Guineas. Guiueas
H. R. H. Duke of York 50 G. Vincent, Esq. . 2
H. R. H. Duke of Giou- C. H Ware. F.sq. I
eester . . 25 D. Shutter, E.q. . 10
The Lord Chief Commis- %V. Leslie, Esq. M.P. a
'loner of the Jury (burl T.. B. Allen, Esq. . 10
in Scotland 20 End ofJersey . 10
Mr.Serj. Lena 25 Countess of Jersey 6 10
W. George Adam, Esq. 10 11. Hail J ,y, Esq. . 10
W. Holt, Esq. 2 J. H. Advent., Esq. . 2
Mr. Serjt. Onslow,M. P. 10 Jos. Bicknell, Esq. . 5
John Gust, Lemaitre, Esq.lo John Adolphus, Esq. . S
Jon. Thos. Sleep, Esq . S Wm. Reader, Esq. . 2
Sir W. Owen, Hart. 5 T. Steel, Esq. . a
The Morning Chronicle 10 11. J. Sands's. Eeq. . 5
T. Haviland Burke 1 J. Carter, Esq M.P. . 6
J. Gurney. Esq. 10 11. R. Reynolds, E,q. . S
G. Lavie, I. 10 H. W. Lovatt, Esq. . 2
J. Gibson, Esq. 10 —Lang. Esq. . 15
D.IW. Gregor* Esqi S George Clarkson, Esq. S
W. Haslewood, Esq. S TheHon.Js. Abercrombie,
T . P. Brown. Esq. 6 M.P. • . . 5
H. Smithson, Esq. 6 I Joseph Chitty, Esq. . 10
G. H. King, Esq. 6 Wm. Pott. Esq. . 5
S. Marryalt, Esq. : 10 Thomas Wilde, Esq. . 5
G. Bernard. Esq. . 2 John Willis. Esq. . S
H. P. Slimily, Esq. . 10 J. Wilkes, Esq, . 6
11. Tripp. Esq. . 10 Thomas Swain. Esq. . 5
H. Dover, Esq. . 10 E. H. Maltby, Esq. . I
J. Seine, Esq. M.P. 10 H. Whitmarsh, Esq. . 2
J. Brundrett, Esq. 5 Thomas Saunders, Esq. 3
T. Jervis, Esq. : 5 William Lowndes, Esq. 2
N. Atelteson, Esq. . 5 The Oaks of Bedford . 50
R. S. Atcheson. Esq. . 5 The Duke of Somerset L 95
L. Flanges', Esq. . 5 The Lord Chief Baron of
Lord Holland . 10 Scotland . . 1,20
H.-Smedley. Esq. . 9 Peter Ally, Esq. . LIO
D. Rowland, Esq. . S James Apr, Esq. . 10
H. Cooper. Esq. . 15 John Calcraft, Esq. M.P. LIO
D. Giles, Esq. . 10 William Waterman, Esq. 5
HAY. Tancred, Esq. 5 T. H. Sterling. Esq. . 2
C. Brodrick, Esq. 5 Tho. Denman, Esq. M.P. 10
W. Tidd, Esq. . 10 John Splnks, Esq. . 9
Hon. A. Herbert, . 5 Samuel Dendy. F:sq. . 2
R. Wilson, Esq 10 Thomas Milles, Esq. . 10
R. Stephenson, Esq. . 10 Mr. Serj. Pell . 10
H. Brougham. Esq. M.P. 10 Lord Ellenborough 10
R. Chambers, Esq. S John Bell, Esq. . .x'lo
.1. Harnett, Esq. . 10 J. Richards, Esq. . . 52
J. Searlett. Esq. N. P. 10 J. Hume, Esq. M. P. 55
J. Campbell, Esq. . 5 All. Wood. M.P. • LI
J. Kaye, Req. 5 M Ir. J. knderton .
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J. W. Freslitield, Esq. 5 Serj. Vaughan,
J. P. Thomas, Esq. I R. Jackson, .
R. C. Scarlett. Esq. S W. Broderick. Esq. . 5
Tfie Earl of Darnley 10 Dr. W. Ruddiman 10
Sir E. Autrobus, Bart. 10 Major Gen. W. F. Calcreft 6
Sir C. Trotter. Bart. . 10 E. %ladox. Esq. . 2
E. Majorihanks. Esq. 5 G. Gregg, Esq. . 4.5
E. 3ntrobus, Esq. 5 The Times Journal 10
D. Jardene, Esq. . 2 S. Key. Esq. Manchester 1
J. Manning, Esq. . 2 R. Key, Esq. Bolton 1
R. Langston, E'l. . 2 T. Erskine Perry, Esq. 1.5
G. Tomlinson, Esq. . 10 Earl Grey LIO
J. 51. Hutchison, Esq. 9 Jan. 10, IS2I. 5910 15e

Jos. Jellicoe. Esq 10 0 A Friend to Frtootom
Sir Js. Cox Ifippesley, Samuel Tolvrr. Esq... 1

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by E. Maguire, E-q. 5 0
Northampton stobscrip• ilia Riz. Davy I 1
Lion, by C.Smith,Esg 7 6 FourFrienda tnFreedons 1 0
Aberdeen (sub. 2d) by Fishmongers' Cunspen):2oll 0
A. Bannerman, Esq. 50 0
JOHN HOWRING. Ron. See.
JOS, HUME, In the Chair.

28414 R. 63280

DR. HAM' respectfully calls the e'en:Lon of those
afflicted, to his peculiar owl eirctual nw'hnd of
cure, and although he will not presume to pledge
in every description of case, yet as far ag human aid. tisoisl
ed by medical and surgical experietim can he app he
promises a speedy and permanent r. storation.— —Cr. E. is
consulted daily at No-. SR, Dean:aireei, Soho. and 1, ilakfield.
street, Stamford-street, Blackfriars and Waterloo-el-uts, l.y
patients of both sexes. Country letters, (post paid) en
closing • fee, meet respectable attention he return of second
tlost.—Upper Ground street. Surrey side of Biackfrinrs Bridge,
eads directly to I, Hatfield street

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MR. OWEN AND THE ON'ONE OF Tri E NNW

SYS I'ESI.

TO THE EDITOR OF THE GLASGOW CHRONICLE.

Sia,—According to the promise made in my last letter.
I proceed to the consideration of the fund for the support
of the sick and aged at New Lanark.
There were two modes of attaining tide object : either
the Company might maiatain the fond, and adjust the
wages of the work people accordingly—thus con•rouling
and directing every individual payment, and keeping all
dependent upon them ; or, the fund might he raised by
stated contribuiiiies from all who were employed, and the
wages rated proportionably higher. It was of no conse.
quence to the Company. in a pecuniary view, whi..li mode
was adopted ; but, as the latter tendril to secure feelings
of independence in the popul ttion, it was preferred.
This arranrement took place upwards of twenty years
ago. It was difficult to determine, prior to experience,
the sum that would he required to meet the expenditure
arising from the claims of the sick and agi.d, in sue b a po-
pulation. A sixtieth par: of the wages of each, or one
penny is five shillings, (the maximum payment beiog thir-
teen shillings per amino for a male, and six shillings for
a female) was fixed upon as the rate of contribution, by
way of experiment. And, for nearly twenty years, the mo-
ney thus raised, with the addition vf All annual donation
front the Company of fifty guineas, was f rand to he ade-
quate to the purpose. tint in consequence of the pi evr.-
lence of typhus fever some the • ago, as well as tne in-
crease of numbers upon the aged list, the fund for the I ist
eighteen months had become unequal to the demands upon
it. At tirst no alteration eas attempted, as I n kited to as-
certain wh them it was a permanent or only a temporary
excess of expenditure, that required to be provided for.
• The fund nes under the management of the folloaing
individuals:—
Mr. John Haddon., principal Superintendent of the
Bnildings and Mechanical Department ; in the Campee)'a
service about ten years ; a member of the Church of Scot-
land.
Mr. Robert Mason, principal Cashier and Superintend-
ent o the Stores ;in the' Compiny's service ti 2 years ; a
member of the Society of Friends.
Mr. John Winning, Assistant Superintendent in the Me-
ehanieel Department; employed at the establish writ thir-
te-two years; a leacon ot the Independent Cungregati
in the village of New Lanark.
Mr. Robert M'liay, Assistant Superintendent of the
Mule Spinning ; employed thirty two years st the establish-
ment ; a member of the Church of Scotland.
Mr. William Sinclair, Assistant Superintendent of the
Water Spinning ; ernpllyed34 years at the esteblishinetit ;
an elder of the Independent Congregation in the village
of New Lanark. And,
Mr. John Alexander, Principal Superinten lent of the
Spinning Department; employed thirty-six years in the
establishment; a member of the Church of Scotland.
These are men, whore integrity 110 one has yet eo slated.
of whose honesty aui justice in the fulfilment of the
di.-
ties of their situat:ons, including the direction of the
monthly payments from this fund, no one has ever com-
plained to me. Had there been the least symptom of pr-
tiality in the conduct of these persons, or any desire ex-
pressed en the part of the people, to have s sane of their
number associated with them in the distribution ot the
money,. na objection could or would have been made to
their wishes. It can scarcely be necessary to add that in
in no one case did I ever interfere in its collection or ap-
propriaion, or that not one penny of it ever passed through
my hands, or those of any member of my family. I was
amused, however, a few days ago, while travelling in the
mail coach from London, unknown to my companion",
to bear one of the party inform another, hi a conversation
about Mr. Owen and his plans, that by a statement be
had teen in the newspapers, it appeared that he had ap-
plied several thousand pounds of this fund to his own use.
Finding the excess of expenditure over the receipts tt
continue, it became necessary that the one should be in-
creased, or the other diminished ;"or dependence and pau-
perism, the bane of the human rare. most be allowed to
demoralise the population. I consalted sith the heads
of the different departments on these matters, and it was de-
cided tq call a meeting of the inhabitants, to ascertain whe-
ther it would be more agreeable to
their feelings to increase
the receipts, or to diminish the expenditure I the. debt

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LIST OF ADDITIONAL SUBSCRIBERS.
1.. s.

D. Wakefield, Esq. 6 6 Col. W. Hull
Mr. J. Ridgway 2 0 J. While, Esq.
Sir J. C. Ilippesley Bt. 10 It) R. Orme, Esq.
J. Whishaw, Esq. 10 0 J. Harmer, F.:sq.
Jo.. Douglas, Esq. , 2 2 R. Hid, Esq.
W. Murray. Esq. 5 5 J. Shepherd, Egg.
Sir W.A. Cunynxhame 10 10 P. Williams. Esq.
Elul of Egresuout 10 0 T. Loftus. Esq.
P. Beaumont, Esq. 10 10 R. B. Crowder, Esq.
Mr. T. Hardy 1 I 0. Heald, Esq.
V. Knnx, Esq. 5 5 W. 0. Russell, Esq.
J. Bedinefeld, Rm. 3 S J. Robins, Esq.
Messrs. T. and .1. Hoitt 2 9 T. edam°, Esq.
W. Perry, Esq. b b

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