British Statesman (Newspaper) - September 22, 1819, London, Middlesex f I i I i V WEDNESDAY SEPTEMBER PRICE ROCHES NEW 1 9th of in 4 Children of VIE COTTAGE BOY a b Maria of the Chi R c 1 NEWMAN and ie following have this The Oath of a Ro of 5 the Hero of by Arthur OF FLORA a Portuguese by a a Tale of 1S r the Author of Man as he is Third E a Second 4 a Taie of my 2 AT Tar Hin CUE VP CARPET AND RUG CHEAP THE are most respectfully that there is now on at near 300 Pieces of the best CAR at per being part of the Stock of a Manufacturer also a of and Kidderminster Hearth and Floor with a few real Turkey under the cost The whole must be cleared by When the above Warehouse will be Reopened a fresh of lilie most fashionable Patterns and best Goods that be procured in FROM TUESDAYS LONDON from T AV ALTON most respectfully informs his have hitherto favoured him with their lo otter at as o v a rate as any other house in the being of the best quality possi f those Friends who favour a favourable CPU with confidence recommend the goods being of the y Lifters of 1000 yards of Brussels pe rly adapted tor to taste of the in patterns at the supplied as TO VALUE THEIR IMPROVED SPECTACLES upon an new principle to suit the most difficult be had only two doors out of on tiie left hand being the source highest and most intellectual per is the abused and as il cannot but be the means generally restarted to for its im are too frequently the cause its v taking upon themselves to assist the with r or by any means adapted to of to be particularly attended Ladies and Gentlemen whose sight has been impaired by the use of improper have now an opportunity of once more recovering their if in the power of fo important the Faculty have jiat Improved Spectacles bo in consequence of tending to preserve the to observe two doors out on the left from the description of the and distance that persons can see to with an order for payment on a correspondent in will be immediately attended TO GENTLEMEN WHO ARE ECONOMICAL IN THE ARTICLE OF RANDOLL and Woollen and beg leave most respectfully their claim to the attention of those Gentlemen of whose experience in the article of Dress has taught the bad policy of shops only notorious for and have the superiority over all other in the same in combining the different branches profession in one Wholesale and the Re enabled by this arrangement to the very finest materials that the trade can upon comparatively and under circumstances so de advantageous that they cannot fail to strike the mind of every candid of RANDOLL and Woollen and is at corner of G Naval Ladies tind Childrens Dresses are in the greatest Also Beaver and Silk Hats of every description in the newest taste and fashion may be war of the best on moderate for Ready Mourning on the shortest Coats and IMPROVED WATER Manufactured and soid for exportation BY begs leave to solicit the attention of the Public his WATER from their and have rained them the decided preference over every thing of the hitherto to the Tlie principal medium being composed of Purified they not only possess the property of clarifying but of purifying at the same time which no Rain or river water particularly has been recommended by the most emi pit in preference to spring which contains substances held in f of are highly prejudicial to the human body aml wch known the true extract of lius at His Royal Prince Recent luth been in name and on trie behalf of hrs to nominate and appoint tlie Rigbt Sir bis Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary at the of to be a Knight Grand Cross of the most Honourable Order of tlie MEMBER RETURNED TO IN THIS 1RtfSENT Shire of George Edward of Mon Parish of ifi the room of Thomas BANKRUPTCY Kirby to surrender October and at the George Attor Grays London and and at the house of Hannah London and Kirby W October and at the Beil London and Wilkins and October and at the Star At Mr London and Preston and tober nnd at the Star Attor Portsmouth Manchester and Hurd and October and Union Little at Guildhall October at the Greyhound at ihe Royal Birmingham January Clements at Guildhall October at the Star Manchester October at the Old London cannot be obtained without pure soji Captai and have found them useful they occupy very and produce pure considerable fitted up a manner are not subject to get For private families they now contracted so as not to occasion any ia keeping them supplied with informs those persons who have been in habit of with IT that he that of trusts that he merit nny favours they may be pleased to chafer on his ami the of the of his The following ar the usual sizes but they are made to any or pattern Number of Contents size ia 2 4 S 12 0 16 0 1 5 0 220 330 Number of gallons that each will filter in 4 8 begs to inform families who only remain a that he lets out Filters on at per and if purchased one np 4i to retail and to for in the neighbourhood of Barcelona leaves that im portant harbour and station an easy conquest we therefore expect in a very few hours to an chor for the purpose of its We aPe em barked in about twentythree and determined to make up for our I must that every man we now have is worth of those landed they in a high state of and inured to and I most sincerely trust the next accounts you hear of us will be gratifying to our arid honourable to our We all the Staff are on board the old ship which accompanies and I confidently hope will return to England before with a full cargo of I inclose you an address from to with General I wish it to be as I think it but right an proposal of this description should be made with our feelings TO THE BRITISH OFFICERS AND SOLDIERS NOW SERVING WITH THE The Government of his Catholic and I in particular am informed of the manner in which many of his Britannic subjects have been seduced ill England by other for the purpose of uniting their fate with those who call themselves Independents of South It is represented by those revolutionary agents that there exist a Republican Govern and a who have submitted to such and in fact all that mav constitute a Under such allurements many may have left their homes for the of estab lishing themselves in this of knowing the Supreme and of obtaining as a reward for their fortune and honour how miserably have they been you I address myself who are already acquainted with that famous whom you no doubt while in England compared to a Washington at but the Hero of this despicable bis his and the Wiseacres who compose his Go you must be convinced of having been most shamefully imposed You are serving under the command of a man in every respect in and have joined an horde of who are famed for the exercise of the most barba which are so averse to your national that you must abhor He who retains tlie least spark of honour and justice cannot remain united with such a band of at the Wool Pack at the Commercial OCTOBER Hay London PARTNERSHIPS and Kirkley and and glass Lyon and and and Not Ring and Dodson and nnd War and Budge acd Devon and Ogle and American and Bennett and SOUTH Letters from Buenos Ayres of the 30th of and from of the 19th of state that Lord Cochrane had been reinforced by the second division under the command of which maintained the blockade where the Spa nish ships keep safe and snug nothing effectual done before the arrival of the and the supply of Congreve which were daily expected from Francis and July Morillo early in the campaign used powerful ex and collected an army qf 7000 and 1000 with which he advanced to ihe banks of the the Patristic army re treating before and thing that could be useful tx the their hanging on anad them In this manner they Fernando which a heap of to Acha to to This plan had the intended effect at he received information of our arrival our force 300O ap to the Governor of he In consequence erf the information I have just that aod English are land force in my I have determined on for of the lie immediately did SDi In his retreat Paez hung on his constantly and and hy this mode destroyed nearly two thou sand oi his of many lost fcy ami before he able to reach Thus had the force that loft united themselves and descent on fche as was by General we three have beeji in possession of thereby have corti i however the past cannot be t therefore took to who are abhorred by the very coua gave soil they 4mve sulr lied with crimes of all The people of Venezuela only wish for and for the exter of those Know that many of those misled and other are prevented from sepa rating themselves from this unjust cause for the want of means I therefore offer and guarantee to those who may present themselves to the army un der my personal security they will either be admitted into the service f his Catholic or be sent free to the country of their own The friendship which reigns between Great Bri tain and the Spanish as well as my af fection to the British induce me to this which I hope may prove serviceable and acceptable to military men worthy of a better some of whom may have known me in in the divi sion of the brave General This offer of security tendered to you by a Spa nish who fought at your side for the liberty of I trust you will consider as sincere and The General in Chief of the Kings Army in Ve Headquarters 1819 THE REPLY OP THE BRITISH OFFICERS AND OF THE INDEPENDENT ARMY OF VENEZUELA TO Address to the Britannic portion of the Venezuelan claims an answer from that justification of the personages aspersed and because some personal dishonour has been done themselves by the estimate you seem to have formed of their They are those very men in your native stood forth the champions of a nations and the punishers of despotism who of up their blood in defence of your violated and set your harrassed country free from The same reverence of virtuous liberty which thus in Ihe Old World restored your free and gave your King a now animates them in the and whether in succour of Thrones or attracted by or de by they will alike sustain the cause of afflicted and preserve a sacred faith to that whose cause they have and whose principles they What can you propose to yourself from tampering with that and insulting those which should challenge the re spect even of an enemy 1 When you English men the wages of is it on services and feelings like these you found your hopes on their which in having as you confess often witnessed devoted to your you should have known too well to have and have felt the benefits too pointedly to have The British and soldiers in ia withdrawing their homes to the battles f carry With them their their national and the good wishes of their countrymen nor shall the braVe and generous who are them the remnant of their once beautiful ancl vast find them wanting in and good because persecution has left them no thing more to The Independent and the exalted man who presides over claim this vindication from the justice of their British You have thought in your unqualified repro bation of these and ragamuffins as you are pleased to call to consider the Bri tish their Chiefs and as of empty promises and dis claim these terms as inapplicable to and equally unsuitable to the consistency of the Inde pendent and the dignity of and are too discerning to form their impression of the solidity of the and their confidence in its in on such political expedients of the Many of them have nrrd known the hero of this struggling all admire hkn most profoundly and ofter him their lives and services in acceleration of that glorious epoch which is to repay his his sacri his in the liberty of his groaning Such are the men whom you call the tools of that you may the more easily make them your Less in a generous and in royal than the noble to whom you have compared with more justice than you Bolivar is as deserving of his prayers as depending on its and as pure in as Washington himself and claims equally the reverence and admiration of all good It was by the aid of your in conjunction with that the Washington of the North in eight the liberty of his That very Spain which aided the Independence of Britains Northern now perverts the terms still degrading with the State title of re bellion those glorious principles which have justi fied themselves through the ordeal of a nine vears V and which time and consistency have ripened into a nobler name if not politi recognized by all the world but of an Independent But unjust as she is would depreciate what she can no longer possess and exterminate those whom she cannot persecuting in the persons of her Chiefs a sanguinary thirst of blood appalling to the and of which many the British troops were witnesses during the cam of With proper sentiments of consideration for Old as the ally of their and the theatre of its most splendid the officers and men of the British forces claim the moral benefit of her example in the nor could cO y her wishes at that period have been more ardent for the emancipation of the nor her confi dence of their realization more than are those of the British troops in the liverance of the In the mean just to the principles in which they the subjects of Great Britain will never pollute their characters by deeds of atrocity and murder they will respect the laws of war and the pleadings of humanity nor by their the uncivilized principles that have hitherto prevailed throughout this melan choly contest General of Commanding British m IONIAN EXTRACT OF A LETTER FROM DATED AUGUST We learn from Milan that Sir Thomas who left Corfu in June for a tour in has proceeded to This sudden determination has given birth to various conjectures among our If his Excellency returns at all to this an event is very much it is from the present posture of that his absence will not be of long It is that on his return he as a compliment to the bring with him the grand decoration in brilliants of the Order of George and for which an indefinite sum was voted last by that on the pro position of Baron whom Sir Thomas Maitland had appointed with a largo and the title of conferring on him the Grand Cross of the The splendid structures now forming at this give a great stimulus to the A company of sappers and who were ordered home be have been and are occupied in building the new residence of the Lord High Com All the bricklayers and masons belong insto the various regiments in the garrison and the Ionian Islands have been ordered hither for the same A Greek artist of the name of lately returned from presented to Sir Thomas Mail land before his several drawings for his representing the principal have characterized his administra tion in these It is said they are to executed on a large scale in the and in the sia loon of A triumphal arch of of the Ionic with art appropriate is to be on the facing the gate of the citadel and it is that the bronze statue of his Excellency
