The Statesman.
London, England, 1822-01-22 00:00:00

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diff, sail matedids. equal Wier bows II Mr nestend ofthe
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eintemini efleaDemea seed boys' dolma enestsaily we sale.
so .1. Malt DT's dollies weivberive. M. Plahmerro•iiill.
.1 so dimes hem the lloinsemet.—For ready miegmeelv.
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sale, at Came and Soil's Nenefastorkip4. inshore-
ganiviireet. Withia.—liesse of the larger •mriadieles-
*adapted fee large dialog-mew aid elrgontdrairiag-
roman. A large asenriment of rkb ilidshed 4 , pkg.
end Glieval frames. with NelrOksbes of seporter dill
briniest" i the prism seduced beyeed all former esedloilt
Mate Glass fee Mailmen. Carriages. fees—"his amide
may also be menedsetered as Mgh es ISM by 71 ladies. 115
1114 or to any given dlooneleas.
Noblemen. eaadvassaillanspara. Praprimanatllhesko
and others, will lied lids Wes se deservieg sidsistlea.
bee its erreslvelreriely etenrelleat CANA andfillnieWeek.
Tim nplielerery aersegemeale disglagnome sew speolummiled
yeadtar neatness and Orgasm. wish Ilse sinl insider idea-
ted, of eirmomy I.- tile charge.
liendrere delivered te say pop of Ore iinenley, animist
ark of Wary or expellee of piths. ,

HAZARD soli CM with frorrfol ferhuire for tee
post tenors of Nee reline. prolleolerty for ore
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rbristdsfwA retrousse lureaws4 os thew as Castration for
*els* Lowrey respectfully regesst tb. oftrattioll of tlrnir
!Thais to the fletstwe of lite New Year's foam. which
begins theta, of Phu. Mowrs.—Thle Mus* k torored
os ilte approved pied *fibs MM. viz —.411 hitirey...lo
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HAZARD and Co ere beefy to seder Cite esellsosser of
thetlerod fortes* whist) hes biliterte dlstlerilihed their old
establish. I Oases, 93. Itoyai-Exeheage. 1111. Ceeeldil. sod
344. Oxford-streetoirbere they- sold in Sham. in the
Lottery.

01.030 W Prise 0f... •,..41111R41011
16,447 IMMO
As/ several saes Capitals.

T(1 those aricted with 01)UT, RHEU.SIATIC
GOUT, RHEUMATISM, &e.—Mr. REYNOLDS'S
SPECIFIC is earnestly ►sconmeeded as the only remedy
at present known, to be eqnally relied on, for its safety
and efficaty. The proprietor Is well warranted In Ibis as-
sertion. from the experleace of some thousand pernons. who
have, during the last six years enjoyed freedom fro. pain,
and rnorated health by its occasional use. It Is sold In
bottles at Is. ed. each. containiee three to sic doses. more
than sufficient to restore any sufferer to ease and health. by
Mr. W. Reynolds. Bookseller. 137. Oxford-street ; Salter.
81, Whitechapel ; Taylor, 73. Newinvton Causeway ; Bruce.
3. City-road ; Strsdling and Nis. Royal Esehangi.: and by
most respeetable renders.—Purchasers should inquire for
" Reynolds's Goat Speelde."

HUDSON'S TOOTH POWDMIt AND l'iNs.l'uoth..
TIIE above discoveries, if attended to, will ef-
fectually supersede the necessity of a Dentist. They
are sure remedies for all disorders of the mouth ; they not
merely cleanse and beautify the Teeth, bet preserve these
from decay to the latest period of life. They are antidotes
for Gam Biles, Swelled are and the Tooth-Aeh : they re-
move the Scurvy from the ile.as, leaving them firm and of a
healthy redness ; they infsllibly arrest the progress of caries
in the Teeth, refresh the mouth, sad sweeten the breath ;
they both possess the same virtues, and may be used alone
or together ; but the Tincture acts more speedy In fastening
loose Teeth, removing the Scurvy, the. ; sad It is as infal-
lible remedy for the Tooth.Leh, and prevents a relapse ;
they are so perfectly Innocent that a child may take the eon-
tents of • box of the Powder, and the Tioetare is an excel-
.

.t. Prke es. 9d: etch.

ltunsom's Tarry Rausues, In Sets of Three. wads on
scientific principles. Price fir ; and in Ivory 7s. ed.
The Mowing Agents are appointed:—Mr. Atkinson.
(wholesale agent) 44, Gerrard-street. Hoho-wiesre ; Sanger,
130, Chandler. 70, Oxford street ; Hattie, 37, Bond-street
Howell Ind Josses.9. Regent-street ; Tulle, 41, Johnston,
48, Cornhill, and roost Palliators.

N.B. As mistakes have arisen to thepnblie. respecting the
Proprietorship of the above articles. they are respectfully
informed that Mr Hudson, Chemist. Ileymarket. has no
concern with than. nor is any genuine without the wholesale
Agent's name and address is printed on the label.

CEREBRAL BXAMI.VAPI,P,V uF Fica,yo,l4

The bodies of the two unfortunate men, Peter Flea.
man and Prancoislian tie:. who were executed on Leith.
sands, on Wednesday week, having been delivered
, over to the Professor of Anatomy, agreeably to the
sentence of the Court of Admiralty, the brsiu of one of
the deceased was inspected as early as po.sible after
death. The body of Francois Gentles bad arrited
at the dissecting-room, and the br wes opened at
about 2 hours sod a quarter from the period of
doe. The vertebrae of tbs neck had sot &491 .►islu-
Bated, and the appe 44444 es of the brain differed in no
respect from those usually seen on ►xaminieg duet
Orliio in persona who have died from suffocation.
There was little or ito distett4iiin of the blood-vessel,
of the brain, ea/Arnim. or mednlia ;Menges* ; no
so effusion of blood either into the sulietersee ulf
the brsin or ventricles, and little elision betwseo the
membranes.

The other subject (Heiman) has not yet been dis-
sected, but a very he lenotli cam hes Web taken
from bibs by Mc Joespb.—.(lidkokrrek Mar. /err. 114

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Loam J6R-A leatiiii.us accOND teß,rfsle
wee vim intweinav atm unwise Oi Till COUNTY
lee Isierrixoeile.
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(Tie fiellardeg are the passages in Use +Awake letter
which nab yeetwday, far waste( rain, ware compelled
to abridge,) . . .
There lee •pleteme 'be advise )large vedeciloi if
literal en tiinerhole eleleki But ibis is a emote* so
be reacted** a sae of extreme eneweitr. Theism
thendiNeteelares itself bankrupt. Consider wink
it is for n.empetey. whets grottoes. is mainly Needed
aped meitmeetwota,proclaim Well inselaw. Retiree
opens the eatiamal dishonest; the anemia rein $ the-
aleketaliage beetnee3einidr mar
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t 1 ,k that rely,* ' then agreer. +lib me. that aiwy
seises ote 1 be trim): Aeminteheme
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amerces two very obvious. • The finite a se-
a system atteuseheany...-41 spare• regimen kw ale
who live *pl.:* public melery. When as individual
mis able to- Ms debts, is don sot, or Night mit
Nay—u My ate and haters ere necesearyte tar. I
mast keep them t" he says--1".1 leave uu mosey. seed
cement keep neyearriege sad horses." la the same way
the tioverninent eaglet to • rimmed' every species if
lottery. Sir, Hunt Mated last year that we might
save by tummy 3.000.111,101. yearly. I wilt appose
wily 2,000.0001. of this retreachment to lie practica-
ble, avid WOOL to be saved is ether ways that Mr.
Masse did not eontemplate. Wei. have thee 2,500,0001.
taken of oar wrests. ,: . ... .
The ether lures froM which some relief may he
obtained is the sicking fond. The operetta* of this
fend was eery dearly explained le a paper written by
the Sari of Lauderdale some time axe. During the
war an artificial prosperity was created by an in-merist.•
expealitetre of capital, which raised the price of
all prodeee: since the peace on the rontrary. the Do-
v. ',Arent blamed of raising 30 or 40.000,004. a year
by the loan to be laid out in food, clothing, and pay
of ear army and Navy, have been raising as mach
as they maid evilest beyond their immediate wants to
repay the holders of stock. Thus capital or -voney,
instead el being upended with perfusion, baa been,
collerutd ma aerstualated in the hands of the capital•
fists orroakti meal and inasmuch as the one excess
created militias peeeperity. the other teals to praise',
artifeitl dismal. 1 knew, indeed, that &I r..Vansittare,
and the Agrieeltmel Committee aft, e him, have held.
that the Neetemelailen of money. and the Inn rate of
loterest4onempeene thereat, will enable the landlords

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,eemesr•ge ems to pay their money in taxes, that ttloce
may afterwards borrow thesatiee money from 'stockists
and brokers, paying interest fur the use of it, is but
sorry comfort. It Is indeed merely a scheme fo
making one set of landlords come to the relief of an-
other set, through the agency of the monied men,
who are to he enriched by the transaction. But, datk
as each a hope mast be, in point of fact, the landlords
are likely to be deprived even of this resources. In-
stead of lending their money at a low interest to
English lauslholelers, the monied men find it more
profitable to get seven and eight per cent. by the pur-
chase of Daeish bonds, Prussian stuck, shares of the
Neapolitan loan. Ito'. But the money which is ex-
tracted by the bard gripe of the Exciseman, tram the
English farmer sod labourer, is placed in the hands of
the Commissioners of the Sinking Fetid, who bay
stuck with it; the seller of the stock purchases with
his cash a share in Mr. Rothschild's Neapolitan lout,
and the gaglishman's tax is then sent off for Naples
to pay the Anstrian troops for preserving the Neapo.
litan maitre from the horrors of a free Government.—
Anti this Is the mouser in which Mr. Vausittart and a
Catemittee of the House of Commons propose to re-
lieve the diet of the farmers of England. I
think yon will agree with use. that it would be better
to abolish the Sinkinz Fowl. and repeal the taxes
which go to its support. Wi:h respect to the amount.
in 1819 the House of Commons voted that there ought
to be an effectual Sinking Fund of fire mullions: hut
it cannot fairly he taken at more than two millions
and a half. In tweety years of peace this Sinking
Fund would pay but a small proportion of our debt.
It would be much better, certainly, to relieve our pre-
sent embarrassment, and provide fur the debt by other
means.

If we add the two millions and salmi( which we had
before saved by retrenchment, to the two million• and
Chair of the Sinking Fund, we lyre fire millions tha
may be taken off the taxes.l be next question is, wha
taxes ought to he taken off. For my own part, I slionln
clearly say, take off the taxes sin salt, cutdlea, leather,
soap and part of the malt-tax, which press upon sh
farmer and agricultural labourer. Political economist%
hill tell as that these taxes do not affect agriculture
more than acy other taxes, for they are all paid by the
consumer. That is indeed very true, if yon can per-
suade people to consume; bat the slilficull lies iu this
—that men will not be consumers of an article that is
overtaxed. Thus, if A, a farmer, wishes to all Isis
corn to It. a cononsuer, It, baring no longer the saute
quantity of paper money at command, has retrenched
the quantity of puddings and pies with which he re
gated his friends, and bats laid down two of his ho
Thus A, the (eraser, is unable to sell his.corn at the
price which would pay him for the taxes and wages be
has laid out in producing it. Bat if these taxes are
taken off, the farmer can *ford toots! his wheat at a
lower prior, awl oven if be does not obtain any great
profit, vet his .MITH is atiways of a ratite to usai•tais
himself and Isis family, and some surplus will remai•
to lay out un manufactures.

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THE AIINT.—A detach:in ut of the 77th feat arrived
here this day (1 bander. the' 17th iteitatit :) they are
ors their t•av to relieve ilitier.in iteldrheients of the
41er, et peewee giteetered in Stirling. eiialiorgh,
,lie.t the 41st traringJerru uric ed le Carlisle—;.Stir-
/ii Juerauf

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