The Statesman.
London, England, 1820-02-12 00:00:00

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LONDON, SATURDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 12, 1820.

" The Gina, for which HAMPDEN fell in the Field, a►d SIDNEY died on the Scaffold!"

AT a numeroin and highly respectaWe MEET- GEOItOE THE THIRD.
INO or LIVERYMEN, MERCHANI'N. BANKERS. THE STAR • or, EPEITIME of CHRISTIAN
and Others. FRIENDS of the Right Honourable the LORD JIL KNo ‘V 1.F.D0 E (in the centre of the Plate, in a circle.
M %TOR, held at the London 'Pavern. Itishortgate-striset, oat is an admirable Profile in Black, from a Bronze Bust, of an
Friday, the I Ith slay of February. ISM), eminent Artist of his late excellent and most gracious Ma-
Sir CLAUDILS STEPHEN HCNTFR. Bart. in the ('hair.. esty George the Third), comprising the f'ateritisei of the
ritziest, Churn of England, Morning and Evening Prayers, and
Morning. Evening, Christesas. and Easter ripens. set to
Sir Richard Carr Glyn. Bart. Charles Barclay. Esq. Musk. as snug at in.”it of the Churches end Chapels its nod
and .tidentian. Sir es
Di•salici... u-ar London. Designed by JOSEPH TAYLOR.
.llderman Sir Wm. I.rightou. Gerard De %lime. Esq. London : Published be Welton and Jarvis, 66. Pater-
Aliterisinn l'hri•topiier Smith. John Carstairs. Esq.,
n..ster-row. and may be had of all Booksellers le Town et
Alderman Magna,. Thomas Roberts. E..t. Conakry ; iii)..ii ti Sheet in Case, 34. ed. ; Mill-board, Se. :
.11:lemma Cox. tieorw.e Barnes. Es t. in a meet black Frame. or upon Cloth Rollers, Si. 6d.; a
Sir John William Lubbock, !Matthew Illarrisim. Esq.
new Impressions epos Inc Paper, lOs. ed. ; India Paper. Ilk.
Bart. M. P. John Plummer, Esq.
Sir Charles Price. Bart. VI Minim ilorrailaile. Esq.
John Josiah liolforit. Esq. Samuel Dixon. Esq.
James Campbell. Esq. (Norte IPathorne. EA.
William Ward. Esq. William Fry. Esq. • ~
Akfilmikv [teller, Figs. JamesOvehant Webster; Req:'
iffia' - • &c. &e. &c.
It-was moved by George B . Esq. —seconded by Mr.
Alderman Christopher Smith—and re..ilvei unanimously.
lit. That It is, in the opinion of this Meeting, of the that
importance to the welfare of the British Metropolis. that it
should he represented in Parliament by Gentlemen who are
steady in their attachment to the Constitution of the country.
and to the rights and prig ...Ales of their fellow-citizens, el.
perieneed and interested iu her ronititercial prosperit. and
of tiled independence anti honour: and that they. therefore.
rejoice that the Right Hon. the Lord Mayor has acceded to
the wishes of his Friends iii proposing to utter himself as a
Candidate for the Representation of this tity at the ap-
proaching dissolution of Pet Bement.
Moved by Charles Banta . Esq.—seronited by Sir Francis
Desaages—end resolved unan!mously, Yd. 'flat this Meeting
cannot but highly appiose anti respect the driiescy and
feeling which have restrained his Lordship (note itlistanding
the elifieulties which are on all sides opposed to a new
Candidate) from taking. during the I.r...ent esPertitul season,
any prominent part in the proceeilim;s of a Ge.wral Kim-
lion.

SERMONS, EXTR ter!' OF.
rE BE TIES of SINCERITY: being Ex-
AU
tntets of upwards. of & prooeboll WV*
Ihresh of her ROlllll illicitness the rItINCI4II CMAIIII.OTTE
(the prominent parts of Tills TITLI Ails PAINTED IN COLO,
with a Plate of the Fuseral Proeesslon. Svo., price b. bd.
To our eLitireu, and our children's children, the character
of this illustrious and virmous female should be handed
down. as the brightest pattern of moral excellence, of conju-
gal aiettiun, and of strict conformity to the dictates of her

London: Published by Wetton and Jarvis, 63, Pater-
noster-row, and may be had of all Booksellers In Town or
Country.

MODERN HISTORY TO TIM ACCESSION or GEORGE
TYE FOURTH.
This da) was published, price ea. bound. illustrated with
ounterous Entorait;icsi mad ahlarle, Map.
11°'L°')
ch
lewDEguitt.lNtiolthiellBA.ccelssiu; ofru liimettor; the Fourth, arzleii--
bitleg a summary View of the Rise. Progress, Itecolutiuus,
and Public Et ents, of the various Nations of the World.
Ac JOHN RODINNON.
Rector of Clifton, one of ►is Majest)'sJu.tiees of the Peace
for the mantles of Cumberland sod Westmoreland, &c. &e.

Printed fur tiir Richard Phillips and Co., auJ os.i) be had
of all Booksellers.

Moved by Robert Jones. E4l.—secondell by Samuel
Dixon. Esq.—and resolved unsaiu.oush, 3d. Teat. is pro-
portion as his Lordship's eonsideratiou tor the honour of the
high station %hick hr MIN IHIs, preeittdes him from taking
the public steps uses! on the Inc of a dissolution of Perlis-
meat. this Meeting feel that they are called upon to exert
themselves in adopting With promptituoe and euerg) such
measures as ntss filtimate4 insure him success.

Also, by the same ktitlinr.
I. ‘SrIENT from the I:arliest Records. to the
I) line of the Roman Empire ; prier 774. bound.
V. TUB UAAIIIIAR UV I. •IVKX/AL ill/TOll%, %MI Ques-
tions. te.; prier 4/.1,01111d.
a TUX TBOLOuII AL, 11°.:1•CLE11%/TIC,1L, AND BIBLICAL
Dts-Ts . ; price the. boordse.

Moved by Cletries Drum.. Esq.—seconded by William
Berretta'le. I.l.q.—and resolved unaninsouylt. 4111. fur
this perpose a Committee be isumedistels Pinned. of which
the Gentlemen whose names are contained in the List upoti
the table be Members. with power to add to tlicir num-
bers: sad that Sir Clstolists Stephen Diluter. Rant. be the
Chairman., aud %%aril. Esq. Dewitt Chairman.
Moved by I'harlr. [twist, Esq.—seconded by Mr. Al-
derman Christopher Smith —and resolyml unanimously. bth.
That a Deputation be appointed to await on the lotril Mayor
to eonernstsieate to hint the proreediugs of the .12y. 'he
Deputation to consist of toe Chairman and Dewitt Chairman.
Charles Harriet. Esq.. Sir Francis Desauges, George
Barnes, Esq., and Wildan. Sortedllle. Esq.
Moved by Samuel Dixon. Essi.--seeoaded by Mr. Alders
111•13 Christopher lirsith—and resolved staselmomib. tith.
That the TitanLs of this %lerting be offered to sir Claudius
Stephen Hunter. Bart. for his able rentiviet lathe MA; ' •
Resolved umtnituonslt 7th. That the proeeerline of the
Metairie be published in the Morning and Evening Ness-
papers.
The I)eputntion hutiiis waited on the Lurd Maier. and
returned to the Mr./title. reported—

Tnat the Lord liasor had repressed his most crateful
thanks for the obligation that 411 ntl MrrOiii sod respectable a
Meeting had etonferred upon hint. mot begged to mature them,
that as soon as eireuutstaners would penult. he should he
happy to present himself to the Livery. and share the labours
skid' his friends had so kindly here ill his behalf: dad dint
although he felt it to be Ida duty to support the Cos eminent
whilst they acted faithtully is discharge of their duty. yet he
trusted that he• should ever preserve his perfect indepeutience;
and if he had the honour to be circled. give his Vote iti Par-
liament according to the best of his judgment for the benefit
of his country, and the advantage of his fellow-citizens.
N. B. The Committer will lilt daily at the London Torero
until alter his late Majesty's Funeral ; and it Is request el
that all communicatious relating to the hllectiou sissy be
made to the Chairman or Deputy Chairman.

LIAIIILIES FURISHING may obtain the
most decided 11.1110AINvi in 1111141 f LINE \H. by an
early application at Linen and sheet Inellare-
bouse, 3S, Great Knoell-street, Bloomsbury. corner of
Charlotte-street. where he is selling his last Importations at
mach unprecedented low priers as must. WI inspection. en-
sure universal approbation; each piece warranted grass-
bleached, and of dnrabi. fabric.
• • • •

N. 11. No othrr article sold.

BRITISH PAINT M.INUFACTORY. Oat, VEN-STR Err.
(lit %Pi. DE. ILUN DON.
UPTON and Co.'s Cheap. Durable, and Im-
penetrable 11'.1INTS.
per cwt. per cat.
Int isible nrern -44 h. Stone Colour - 4th
Olive Green - Black - - -
Fiae deep tireen - I Its. t% hite - - - ills.
Dark Red - - Yellow - . Mts.
Bright Red - SI ite and Lend Colours 4t4 s.
Chocolate • - 4410. I
Prepared Oil to thin fur use. per gallon, 4s. (111.
Linseed Oil, Turpentine, sad Colours of miry description.
These Paints are eery uraatnentsl, and may be applied
a ith great adtantap to all the purposes of useful Painting.
inside and oat, where a liandaosue appearance. thirahitit).
and atomism, are eunsiderstions. Fur park-palings. out-
buildings, stiteco and plaster trouts, iron and wood
and shipping purpose.. the) ire peculiarly adapted. as they
resist the effects of weather iu an nareseel degree. and err a
cure for the worm and dry rot. They also cuter a sartare
nearly twice as greet as other Pailds. and way be applied
with little t ((((( Mr, requiring toil) to be thinned a ith
or Prepared Oil.
••• Helloed Coal Tar Brown. dUs. per cat.
Varnishes, &c. &c.

OALLAM's PILLS: the best preparation for
indigestion, giddiness in the head, bile, and the ill
elects of intemperance. that ever has bees recommended.
They are the moat pleasant and effectual remedy in all
balms euespletwee, whether arising (roll a weak or deranged
action of the stomach: from colds, whereby the seeretioo of
bile is obstructed ; or from exress In eating or drinking,
wherein the bile is rendered aerid and eorrosive. and repot.-
gated to the stomach, musing siclness, jaundice. windy
disorders. indigestion, Ix.
Their operation is very gentle and mfe, never griping; a
meet excellent remedy fur relieving these troubled it's thr
piles; in habitual costiveness. • sluggish state of tbe bowels,
'irk head-ach. and also during pregnancy, the) may be taken
wish singtdar and good elect.
Pries ts.l/d. and M. ed. dot> included.
Bold b 7 Edwards. 06. St. Paul's Church-yard. London:
and retail by Ward. -Holborn ; Chandler, opposite the
pantheon. Ozford-stneet ; Emerson. East itsnishaeld; W ill-
met, Landes-bridge; Parse, Portseveatb Cockworrhy sad
co.. Flmouth Bead. Varroadi: Pritchard. DeiL he. he.
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