The Statesman.
London, England, 1810-01-13 00:00:00

COLONEL WARDLE.
SUBSCRIPTION fur indetnnifyingC OLON EL
WARDLE a.taiast all Loves, Charges. and Expences,
be nifty have sustainel, or he liable to, in reinseqoesce of his
•tertioe. in the Public behalf. particularly during the last
Ilession of Parliament; and to express the sense of the Na-
tion ota his independcut, undaunted, and patriotieconduct.
Subscriptions will be received by Samuel Brooks, F.sq.
Treashe*). No. UO, Strand t Robert Weidman, Esq.
flcot-street; Joho Hoppe, Minoan; ; Mr. Wm. Bogen, 186,
Oxford-street; Messrs. C. and It. Bell, 9S, Oxford-street;
Mr. Goddard, 8, Patthbooe-place, Oxford-street; John
Wright.l6, King-street, Cheapside; tEdward Langley, Esq.
Edgeware-road; John Frs. Desanges, Fitt.sS, Wheeler-
Street,- Spotal-fields;She Lan bourn Ward Coffee-boase,
Feochurch-street ; and at the Bar of the Crown and Anchor
Tavern, Strand.

•woosur anvitairtilus - £1E136 13 10
A Pqr Friends, by R. B. Blundell, Esq. by
Waldman. bss. 19 IS 0 J. Poole - 11 0
R. Stacey, Esq. Tong- J. 'N. ditto - . 1 1 0
Lodgeoear Shifnal W. Kingsbutd, ditto 0 5 0
SaloP_ - - '3O 01 Edward Roberts 1 Ifl
Mr. J. Hancock, Not- John Kw& - 11 0
tioghain - - 35 0 W. B. - - 1 1 0
R. S. a Liveryman of X. S. - - 1 1 0
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Loudon - - 5 5 0 A donation from the
P. H. - - 50 0 Bill of Rights 1 111
W. West - - 9 3 0 T. Tapp, Cheapside 1 1 0
Three Friend% at nil- Stephen Waller, ditto 1 1 0
ham, per `.tr. Wil- •J. Millard, Readtog 1 1 0
cox - - 33 0 J. S. an enemy to the
The well meant Tri- Abilities of Power 1 1 0
• bate of 226Jourucy- Mum !! (A Placeman) 1 1 U
men Mechanics 3 5 0 B. R. a Friend to Fair
A Coach-master - 33 0 Trial 017 6
C. Puttiager,Ese. per 178 Pence from 178
S. Miller - 22 0 labouriogMen in aid
W. S. a Freeman of of Virtuous Patrio-
Loudon - - 2 2 0 tism - - 014 10
W. L. - - 2 2 0 Bya few friends form-
R. IL. - - 22 0 Wig a very Anal! sn-
.l. V. - - 2 12 0 ciety near the Tern-
H. C. - - 9,20 pie - - -015 eJ
sir. J. Ilardaistle, W. Worrell - 0 1 0
Bow-lane - 2 0 0 GauyshoultU SWORD SOB.
Nicholas Newcombe, scut rrio N. per favour of
of Oak hampton, Joseph Hoyle, Esq. as fol-
with a hope that ;he lows—
Ilubscriftion will not 14 Inlsabilmats Of Coo-
cease until the Colo- terbury,ln testimony
ael is completely re- of tbeir approbation
iniberscil - 2 2 0 of Colonel Wardle's
Thomas Rowell, &q. conduct - 20 1 0
Cambrido - 920 W. Ifoneywood, Esq..
W. Enden. Esq. ditto 1 1 0 51. P.. - 10 10 0
Idr. W. Bilkier, and G. and W. Keen - II 2 0

Mr. H. BeWiwi, per A Priem!. by ditto it 0
G. Harris - 1 1• S. Kin4sford, Esq. t 9 0
AK u 1 1 0 Jahn Spratt - 1 1 0
Three fos. 13-nenee's ! 0 0 William Chalk - 1 1 0
A Corner Pew - 1 1 0 Juan Savage 1 1 0
.7. Foliages', EN. Isle "aloes Large 1 1 0
of Wight - 1 1 0 James Itidnut - 1 1 0
Thomas Johnocia,jaa. 1 1 0 Richard Simkey - 1 0 0
W. Towasend - 1 1 0 Mr. E. Toller.farmer,
Kiag's-Riptoo,llantsl 1 0

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Conformable to the Resolutions paned at the General
libeling. timid at the Crown and Anchor Tavern, oe the 18th
eh. Wall has been paid into the bawds of Means. Drum-
•ands, Burnam.
SAMUEL BROOKS, Treasurer.

DIETRICHSEN, Fashionable Tailor, at his
old-estAhtl.httl Home, No. 1?, Rathbnae-plate,
Oa-
tirtf-street, Loadon, rontinues to make (for Ready Money
oily), is his uranium rtud bights-approved style ureutting,
Wen of Fashion's Clothes, 'Ladies Riding-libit4, sad Young
Gentlemen, Measles, plain or elevnity trimmed.
Country Besident9 may be informed bow to transmit tbeir
Measures by Poet; awl Orders from new Customers to he ac-
ciiinpasieJ with u Remittaare.

FASHIONABLE CLOTHES. ON MOST ADVAN
TAGEOUS TERMS.

jr2IBIIONS, 11'004:n-draper, Man's 'Mercer,
, NI-11 and 'fallow, No. 183, Fleet-street (three dour* from
Vetoer-lane) having uo Maud a large qunutny of CLOTHS,
. • ratcheted IA FORE t# very great ADVANCE, is enabled
ea supply Geo'lames with Clothes, at the prices below (for
Plady wont), ateuriag them the Quality of Cloth, the FA'.
'Ultra sad Worimenehip, cannot be exceeded, of which they
bay As totalled, Iry ibrobos, a /rout variety of Mioolieu
L....... cloths,aodevery aniele le the &lama' each being alwayesept.
N Very best Superflue Cloth Coats, made to measure £3 10 0
‘4\ • Soper ditto - - - - 210 0
Good Ser rind ditto - - - 1 16 -0
Great Coats of leery description, on proportionate terms.
i Vero, beet Superfine Rerseymerc Breerbes - 16 0
ggtble-milled ditto - . - 114 0
r
) double twilled Cord ditto - - 0 1S 0
tt
__lt is particularly requested Gentlemen will observe the
. / Number, 183.

7UCL, Beverley, Scarborough, Whitby, Lin.
. ruin, Peterborough, and Ntiriona Cross, NEW POST
ACHES,
(carrying univ four inside) set out every morn-
leg from the GOLDEN CROSS, Charing-crass.
Tice HULL Mad ()oath as usual every Evening.
By GEO. BOULTON and CO.
From the Golden-cross the following Carriages set out, beside
many others two numerous to mention :
York an I Leeds New Post Coaches every Morning.
• Liverpool Es peditlues Post Coaches, only Oue Night oat,
every Monsiag at Six.
Holyhead and North Whits Mail even, Evening.
Huh bead, Shrewsbury, and Birminghaus New Post
CIAO!' every Morning at Nine.
Ludlow, Worcester, and Oxford Mail every Evening, soda
New Post Coach Teesday, 'Pnursday, and Saturday at Two.
Matto& Haven, Canansthen, Gloucester, and Cheltenham
Mail every Evenin
Chelleultain and dallied New and only Day Coach every
Morning at Six.
• Brighton, Earthmen, Wonting, Hastings; Portsmouth,
" Southampton,• late of Wight; Bognor, Chichester, Antudel,
Little Hampton, Margate, Itamegate, Dover, Deal, ilythe,
Folkestone, hr. &r. Coaches

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y 011.1( and LEEDS Now Commodious, Safe,
Cneap, Expeditious POST COACHES will set
wt frum the GOLD EN CROSS, Charing Cross, and BELL
IIAYA'IE, Ludgate-bill, every mornii% at half-past ;
Breakfast at the Red Lion, Barnet; dote at too Cork, E:.-
on; A,tp at the Grethain Ion; Breakfast at the Red Lion,
• floacuifer sad arrive at Li•eds by Twelve, and York by
Oots. al WOO% There are only four Cinichnten employed,
and ;be swop Guard and Coach go throughout. Every exer.
tion been, and will contioue to he made, to reuderthis the
be.t conveyance 03 the North Road. Inside, to York and
Leeds, .C 3 Ss. Outside, ,Ct).
- Dy ONORG4i 80431,T0N end

Frost the Golden Cross, followiag Carriages set oat, be-
side many others too .annerou, to airsitiun s

LIVERPOOL. Espedltioas Post Coaches, only ate olsat
Out, t vtry Momlig al Six.
L Y HEAL/ .unl North Wales every evening.
HOLYHEAD, S'arewsbary and Btriaingliam New Post
Coaches, every Morning at Nur.
LUDLOW. Worcester, tali Oxford Mail every evening,
and a New Post Coach Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday, at
Two.
MILFORD HAVEN, Carmarthen, Glotteaster,„ and
• Cheltenham Mail every cseitin„;.
CHELTENHAM ani Oxford New and only Day Coach,
livery Mooting at Six.
BRIGHTON, East Bourn. Worthin, Hastings, Ports-
mouth, Squtisampton, Isle uf Wight, Herm/. Chichester.
Druadel, Little Hampton, Maratate, Ranisgate, Dover.
eal, [bribe, Folkstone, &c. &c. Cuaches daily.

fl HI !ALA INS are prevented from breaking,
A.,./ and their tormenting itching iiecantly removed. by
NV HITE II D's ESSENCE of MUSTARD,aalvenally
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esteemed for hs extraordinary efficacy in Rheumatism, Pal-
sies. t; wt. Affection, and Complaints of the Stomach ; bat
wr here ibis certain Remedy has been wuknowa or Neglected,
and the Cbilb have setaally broke, W H ITEVE A D's
YAM ILY CERATk, will ease the pain, and very speedily
heal tbcm.
Prepared and sold by R. JOHNSTON, Apothecary, 15,
Greek-street, Sabo, London; the Essence and Pills at Is. 9d.
each—the Ccrate at Is lid. Stal/ every Medicine Yeader
in the United Kinalorn.
el' The tiensiime bat a black ink sump, with the sane of
11. Joel& aroN,l.lrrtdd ru b.