Star. — London, England, 1818-01-30 00:00:00

148. oimstirtc4, .T.Lve.ixt CIPAL _OFFICERS . 9f Ai 71IDNANCE do heradv gi!e Noeioe, ill be received at their later., in DAY, the 2d of February,froni sot 3 Contact for the Tienioval of the that may accumulate, from time -racks, at Woolwich. are, together with the terms sod ty be known by appealing to hfr. Woolwich; and also at the Secretary ' said, any day between the bonrs of re the ProposaL mustbe delivered, mposals for Ashes, &c Woolwich C mitred after the said 2d day of February, t Noon of the same day ; neither tniess the Party making it, or an tend. r cl the lieterd, R. it clit mama YARD, glvd Jaardaar L 1 rms of a Society orthe Lebaknoti : iidi elders a( his Bfaisitlia do hereby gbre Notice, that od . Amory ant, they will be reat‘y d mesa for the Supply, until the 51 a $1.5 to 355 Gallon of Wheat, to the Galion ; and fro* 2,410 to five pounds and three-quarters to t Wheat of equal quality to the beat Lality to Norfolk seconds. About be delivered at Pembroke Yard, the dat !Word, to be pad foi each den *di be received atter the above JOSEPH CLUNY, S OF THE COMMISSIONERS GATING THE DEBTS OF Tr 30BS OF THE CARNATit; Na 11, Minokester Buildhws, W' January 29, 1818. y to the 19th Clause of the *twain the United Company of Merchants o the Pat Indies, ti the one part, and gabrobs of the Cana* of the oiler pointed under that Agreement Eh of the Schedule of Native Claims üblished in a List under date the 9d , ailed in two separate Lists under date ad Ysd January, 1919 ; and, like ' it the India Ifouse, where Notices der that all such persons u shallhav , impeach the same may have sac GEORGE PARILHOU' ocK-Bftoicaß, 2, rAI hanks for the favours - et kis prienda, :sty tears put, and mat reapectAldly is of the Scheme of the New Year . 's sirnsdf, need only be Pees ets be g ee Three Grand Prizes of d'Aft,ooo Canigaltywill be all .paid is Sterifill as the " of MARCH, and the Fir iy, will be entitled to the proportion Wine in exchange, for 1,000 years, particulars of which may be had, g where every description of., tininess Wink transacted.—The different v t Securities, may be known as above attract= for the present Mt for the .repeatut marks Si public. meet the ides' of his Plaids. has rout the sagmnons of Seilsrol COrniPPiadesio ) be the almost universal wish that Thirty 1* es should be a principal feature. he denomination at the head pf. the ' e paid is Moneys there-not being item There are tine Hundred Capital by of she Schtune Twelve Pipes of ge for Three flaks. The Drawing fascia rr begs to call the attehtion of his which attended his Offices in the 1 vy thing extraordinary lu his ' the mated Number of Carnsts matter of coarse) but because the' awards of flirty different Yount st have consequently contributed to eV) riduaia. SI6/i's Agents have been e following partipulas wilt prove 1, a Prize of E 90,000, in 9 . ant at Co. lan Sixteenth to &mitt, itthard,Derey Siteenth to Ungava Sixteenth to Lino/I • Edinbekik Sixteenth to Neat amble, -. to anthill corcastls-on-Tynr 5, a Prize of itchard, Lytti son - right,. Esfintriargh Aerdwg. trd, (Xieste►Vidd Wiwi& I allop, Norwich £20,000, in 12 Sizte,th by Smith, Sltt•enth by Patio SLtteentti by Fau7 Sixteenth to ... Sixteenth to . Sixteenth to ), a Prize of anh3m &Yoilopi £20,000, in 12 Sixteenth by Bell, Sixteenth by Truseo Sixteenth bp/Randall, Sixteenth by lkie SLtetath to Brut,. Sixteenth to Cisitienteit Sixteenth to Winged , sbovr NoviCli ugh and sax. • G?oltenter, orwright, Edinburgh rry Stboo,Brarcal tit Sham of the uppoaed to be sot is /items, also of which an too LBO,OOO to pertain residing Idd a variety of m ninerons Inr-az too NXW IR,L6H *LINENS, SENT IMPROVEXE'NTS fa Tl ?MEDIAL TWINE SHIRTING i.RD most re.spectfully infon NutUm, sad the Public, tie Now t improirenwets in the Preparation durability, are sold stamped wi tud 4-4ths, and al. - 41 in hne 5-4ths.. Pillow Linens, at Ms Warehouse, Co. 16, CHDAPSLDE, ear/wise% vine Cloth (made purely of ioreima_Coten irable for its conduciveness So Wags =tea, and for it.; cuononly i beina r +W. to every other kind of Shirting nine Boxes and by the Place, regs. ird and upwards as above, a,04 it is ics of the chaise Valt . nci=nleoSislO biefs white tordtr.:,, ce. 11..T'atcrroar, I—sporti.r vt Fresh Nu. 15, Ch•:10L7.15. . • 4not ; . . 4.... - ~.„,-..,* PM' et•fit ' - ds, • • . • 4. - - \,.. v . . & v., •. 7 '4 , 7*...- ..a, 499 -..,...5„. • , , /• . • • • ao. ' • 1 /' A' / . i ... .. . fit i - , 4.."1 \ -.-- • , • .._. .. •v• , i , . ~ ~, ~.,... ~.,,,,. ..- . -.....-„..„,.•..-.7 - !•.,7 if,/, ' 0 /"P • , • • ' "•,.' '• .. ?-r: 4 o.""7? . . ✓ • • • ... • , ' _ ,- t r • , . • As ..-.....• • ~ low. 4 - .. . • . ''. 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An b l o c A sse h e a e g hh ,bp „„, h ,„,,,,„ he ini . tit peopime a clause hinneicto , 4 A - "'"''' add of Conine, Nervous Disease*. t . ' Pilearak ea Or '•" 4 1 1 !X. . for, the Fleme.Depert- a - 7 c 2 , 5 ... i leh Pew?" ... By JOH* ARSISTRUNO,.III‘ D.. .a. . ' be bate Whits* '' that on Meuduf reedit ' - 1 ‘ i Abler A t igia. • st: Second -and enlarged Edition of, '-• - , , Ille Nelda wig opal the mashed:alp ..TIFISNI4Y said, that if Che ex . • t w to time, 4046 of Typhus Neer, and ether Febrile Die999911i lat : .. . oat ;as Nnanli t ipala isyltini tart veinier: has ileetherinalPhy law ; th e adoption ofsome Mcli Nastier.' •. ; • •. On Oat day 14111.1ded to mate fora Cara" - clauses intoilrellilloweuld be,pnitter. • • • 1 I •- - - Oindli • .....e. lats , sus dw was published,. ;• ; '.. .• • .. / 20 ,ikei, L The ATTISRNEY-GENBRAL-.--The Actlassed T r..- . • retigo a s Ga . . last Sessile' was on l . inertly to suspend the Habeas ~ .t . 1 r. li.o. th e . .. /a oeo . le k il O ng athip in banal, Part I 9 e •',. 4,llhillikeigA dm 4,:da. s , , the 3 ,j of Co rpus Act. It had nothing to do with recognizances • i UT'atefice, PRE 414_pyciiii)2thilt, NIETROPOLIT i .. .§4l , _ana of Ten and A- ortThrivitabi.ll DICTIONARY of KNOWL •9 . ammo Infitissecao, prost o feem fps .upon Peetleartor and le ft the lave as to them in esactir the same state ~ t on Sri Original flan; comprising the two-fold ss ly id a 'Mao jilli lie me w e d alter Friday, lie Sd of April ssea r••••• as it Ida before. Whether the letognizances taken . 41. 1 .. i, sealed up Pidlosophical sait'an Alphabetical Arrahgement, with re wkbeh a t ess e o s e l g w e d ood o sity „ 'from Films arrested under the Act of last Session, :: ,' k If but 00 arcropriate atul.vatirely woe Engravings, by animist Artiste. IfiltPlaE OE PRI ' were wer LIBRAS CORPUe SUSPENSION. 1.. 1 or e not legal, was a fit questior. for a Court ebruary, at - bi. B. A few Copies are printed on a superfine Royal Penci l. mar a emsolderahle *Ol4 the Habeas C o rpus Seali n . ... . . Sut- er will any with proof ratrritloar of the plares‘ Price Two (wow. year " &pad was raairsatssirass dor clasouia, prtooottd , cif Law to eittefeinne ; but it had nothing to do with 1 ed for Rost Fenner, London. - by Me. ] boater and ethers, wish the eimeurroco of that House .she passing of the bill new before the House. 'lle ~ in Agent in • s to the same. . taking of xecognizancee - tested in • tir Jaw' §‘,.. lifiE BRITISH REVIEW, No. XXI. will be rah , Their yeedaidps that adjourned .untib &nay. whet' the Jutt i cet. . Where Inewssire.brougg the discretion s.! s before a m5.48 , i.. ' - list ed on the ed of Febniary, and contain Articles on the Rept Alm* wil; be declared by oo ppissuu to th e a b ove BaL •i l 1 Ja• • c i trate on certain char and it, was thought Deter. .. LC, 18113 . . fallowing Subjects :-Publications occasioned by the Death of . • ~. Hous e .10 ,- otarmows. . _,..., the Palma Marlette.; Miss Edgeworth's Waks, sad on Novel NlNG•wavesimdie, &woo Monday pelt he would 6-I‘y to de t ai l the r so charged , they might .:t ,• • i e_ __° ll-1 "P Writlig ; Wier' heat Sawileee Itematest-ItKhoritillizawl taleg ties Skis astablish_Disriet laratie many cases be rehe ~ ota Weir themselves -ie ' i 4l I : , 14 "Pi a r Cigna; * Reaped illmetrodee ec"Xenollkosil; Ras KO V Aker . 'a. • t... •-••••-• ,- ::;.•••••:-..-**-: • -•-i - . s oot -*API calls DI ingiecr 0. • 'l VIN/19111; lambre Hisselrede rdistraecerde; Golowoin's Account of Japeof ' TRAVILRY preivelea, i Petition from the Inhabit to the Charges against thetas:' end in othet 7 4ses they to fi nd bail for their appearance. • . , to itec i vo • • Goodwin 's 31andevine s Kirkton's History of the Church of tam p, s of ~woritrkk and oar,* ' praying n 'praying for 11 ,, epeal of the tai be ui 1 / , i t ' ! 1 Sint of Au- Scotland, act. Window,Tas.-=-Retsd, and ordered totic on the table. ght req vd London: Printed for "taw* CrWitlai MX sin, Paternos- Bt. BENNETT priori*" a Petition from the of &. If a recegnitance was Megally taken,- a Courect . t• 1 , ~ at, of &Nen ter-row; and J. Hatchad, Piccadilly. , ..; q . .. ' .._ 4aartiet, Holborn, against the further employment of Climb- Law could sat it aside, and was the er tribune' • 1 1 12,610 Gal- • Of whom any of the preceding Numbers of 4se Wert may l og pop, . , . . , .. - • to pronounce on the legality or ilk ity of the ease. ' -. •. • • 1 HABiA9 COipus AC? SINIONSIOI4 . REPEAL BILL. the Gallon, a" be procured. lf the Noble Lord asked *hether a agistrate bevies 1 st Bad : the ' CHIMNEY SWEEPERS. . .. 1 ,S,,Measage i from 'she , lavas,: brought in the Bill a persona custody , under a warrant issued by him - roreeldrits Thi s dal was published, by Baldwin, Cr:Nitta, and Jeri Pitte! Iliaasedby their Lordships yesterday, for repealing . the Act of last SeiiiiiPite §Y •?.41 3 1tbe °Per a t i p n 0f,,t41 self,. has power to discharge the person so in custody the remain • toaster-row, price 31. tld.ea his entering into recognizance, in point of law 1 . I Week, on TsIiErPORT from the COILMITTEE of the Hon. Habeas Corpus 41..Tra11., sas.2e.nsled, to which , a? the Magistrate has such power. Unquestionably a lAA the HOUSE rif COMMONS on the EMPLOYMENT: their, LOrdslittis dme. redilie concurrence of this House, Al Ma istrateln such a case has power to require bail. . . . th dot a, Boys in SWEEPING of CHIMNFES ; together will' the ' " liiqsiei of Evidence, and an Appeadix. Pabluhed under the 1 1 4 ellOrlo4 ofthe.EXCHgpUR said* why might he require bail ?It bras because by . ! SetreieiT. s w orn o f she 5 0e 14 4 . fay so passediegthe neatssity of Climbing that- a s w -a• al ,.. ..hC,T,,eri.dtga l 4e that this Bill 1 11 4 4 so el' rhe obtained the security of another persen ta • . Boys : With Notes and Observetiona . pass wit h as tittie„ciesay aspossible, he would, suggest. for uns euk 'prisoner's appearance. 4. recognizadce va s 'HE LATE By WILLIAM TOOKE, Esq. to those Honourable Members 'oho mignt be chhpos a less security, being that by which theprisoner was . :1 , It. includes Ow a complete Ust of Persans using the Machine , ed to offer to the House any observations on the pub': bound for his own appearance. If it wes lawful to ! 1 y am , end I descriptive Engraving of ti. - • ject, that .it would be better to defer them. till the require the greater security a ;Argon, it Was lawrid I . . . . • EXkrzeTED DISSOLUTION OF PARLIAME NT. very early 4ny..9n which a csammenication was to be to require a less ; and the Magistrate might . at his ! Deed of • - . Thisday WU eubllsted,in Six large Vole. Syo. price sf. 12s. , made Ut dab House. ,He should himself abstAin far ' discretion require the greater security or the lest - In i ler 7,.,... anfa ts ., ri" I LIE . REPRESENTATIVE itISTORY OF entering into any dise' l2 49n. '4 . the ge n P ra kaur iti°n cases of treason, the Magistrate had the same power ii and - -•A. • GREAT BRITAIN and IRELAND, comprising a till that day, and would onl y now move th-m%Bill to , g require reconizances with this difference, that i , I er Fart, the History of the Mute of Commons, and of the Counties, Cities, be read a first time. 1 . : •'''' i. ,4 . • the discretion did not so far. rest itith him thathe ;ive Notice, and Boroughs of the United Kingdom; tr as l n H. R. OLD, Sir W. BURROUGHS 'shad the Right nonotr- could do so without consulting his superior in office, it is for ~stay FIELD, Req. Being a Dew Edition of the of Boroughs, able Gentleman to name - i ' i greatly enlarged and - re-modelled . y , er any P rn h a v e in cases wher e the apprehension was upon thewarrant of such superior. Viliere the committal was upon ad January, *.e. The information c ontained in this work will be found day, .on which the pro unication would ' date the 31st practically useful on the occasion of N New Parliament, as it be made. . ... • • •,,e,„„ __, a . • a warrant from the Secretary of State, he might, • • e t h e tanner compriees a history of ell the Petitions in Controverted Eieetioos, The CHANCELLOR 'oft:be L'lgd l s *n i, through the Magistrate before whom the person ap- • . • with the g rounds of their decision ; the ountherad Voters IQ each p atms. so far as he knew he might name MonclaY:as the d es es are eosu prehencled was taken agree to release that person on ._- Borough, ate. their qualifications, and the woes of I . London : nine orßaldwin, oc , , hiveUni wa. r • d f Crad, k and Jer, Pawnee- Mr. TIERNEY.--What course was itmtended to his own recognizance. This. had -at all' trines here l! l'.l time oenor- ee row. • pursue after the communicatiou woo made .' the practice ; the law upon the case was quite estab- jst; Sec. . - - • The CHANCELLOR of the E • IficHEQUER ap- TO MONIED PEOPLE AND PEOPLE WHO WANT listed. But it was a mere question of law. If in a n, retorns 11113NEY. ._.. .. _ . _ pinheaded that the course to be pursued would be certain case it was ailed that a reeognizance wes LO A N , Orate , la, Ottetel-street, &rand. •the usual .one on such occasions-that the House , • by a masikrate where be had no power to 14 ' "'S I° rilifig • fraiiii his - been long established as a me- should take into consideration the Royal commtmi- moire, the question a , to the power Ivo one for fah PM- , sa s s Lottery, 1.- dium between the Borrower and t h e Leader ; and the sue-. cat i o n relative t 4 the . intietsal, gate of the country. the decision ef the - Cons of s King's Bench. - As to . ea. it has leo with enables the - P;°Patetwa to r to FnP a ' dku Mr. TIERNEY.-Wh4.*as 11. c ome next ? Was .., e ac h, cinch • a constant &pivots(' fiseanost uneseeptiatable lowan for thethe case of th ose persons who had lately come op ii It I. Bag hloneys aoloountafauunilan. o64 4 *ell waslefa sae s° 1100ww3 the a Vi nsindr We...il yhg . ~ lertiteat2l- . Mti, . • 4.14,4414.. ch, requiring to be . i . iT 1 am..." in.wt Lora of any am, or= Pod seentitfLnPan "W. __and °SM. Cr:imminent. or a • ? an of Twelve liberal terms. Constant attendance from ten cut six. Caters mime to be elected by ballot, or appointed by motion ? why they had not been discharged before 110 , 91 was, i l ' •\I .rs, or longer to be post-paid. Good Bills discounted. , . The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER said that some of them had given notice that they meant d, gratis. at ESSENCE OF BARK AND CAMPHOR. . that, as far as he knew, on Monday a day wouldbe Oleo in Abe to object to the legality of the recognizanc e s. Some mlidir ztlan , of those persons applied to him, when he lold them . vuiationa le A SINGLE WINE . GLASS of Dr. THOUPSON's. appointed for taking the Message into c it was not intended to call upon them fie their • _ teyery hour. A. COMBINED ESSENCE BARK and CAMPHOR, and a Committee fOr that purpose would. be ap- ----t• affords s pe e dy relief in Consumptive Complaints, and most din- pointed in the usual way. . pearance, and that the recognizances should be dis- ap- LOErnitY, Orders proceeding from an internal cause ; partieubtly weakness charged, on which they said that they meant to oh- Mr. TIERNEY-Last year there were two Cent - - clean, and of the stomach, indigestion, spasms, nervous eereneseseet, me- , ject to the recognizances in point of law. 'When s of the same kind appoin_ted in derent ways ; s formed the lasscholy m o st &c. questa:es fever and, weer does Sr, sub- MAW, rappudenn.; does the most violent inflammations, and, though die mini pre- Oat, Of them chosen by ballet, the other appointed on Wa6 said he told them that nothing which he said 1 i 1 , Iy Thou- piratlons of Bark are generally astriogrt, this adwable eons- n o m i na tion by motion without ballet. _„„ . • to Drs placed pound regulates the habit without purguwand by :ethicists the Mr. BROUGHAM said the. Right Hon. Goatee legality . ! need to prevent them from any proceeding to try the 1 .1 1 t soweee, all operation of the human functions to a regular sad justamedhuu, . of the .recognizances-(hear, hear - ,) They tie. • man left the House much in the daa, as to the course 1;: i • is th is. Lot- eradicates inveterate complaints, invigorating ties -ailatiroon, .._:, ___„_. . , Ceded to reject his o ff er, and said they would try t.!‘e • Pita Prize': and tranquillizing th e tried; evinced by the recovery of nom- of proceeding with respect to the Committee, wnicn question at. law. . i's 11 of Old Port bets after every other means had proved unavailink : . was the.MOSt important part . of the Whole. He said , Mr. BRAND said, that the Attorney-General ing will begin _s o h; only by the _Proprietor, at No. 1, Temple - place , Grad the Committee was to be. aliFointe42", in tie usual seemed to mistake the question raised by his Noble Sat-my-meet, Maarriars• London, at Se. 6d. each bottle , duty way." Which was,,ttte usual way ? Last Session there i Friend (Lord Folkestone) as being a -qn 'on et ' . Is Fneld, to Ineluda , with directions anidiet cautions ;orit a XI acne be were two ways -tsy_tyallot and by motion. • . k'si wry: sent, p o stagefree, four bet.** will be forwarded to any met of law instead of a question of /egislatien. Certain r- • baying "id the kingdom. . • • • Th e CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER be-. sons being confined under a certain Act, so 1;4‘ ..s R 1 (that having Cl! have boot .IC yint.oltnirgie.itl .#.0 11 4.,Lt7 30 14. 1 5 4,1 k 4 Committeeby ballot. in .thn Un4e4 HlCit l itaaatrs. pia§ a' ie: alrosve4 to. be the Most Mr. BROUGHAM-Was, the . Committee to be •persons was illegal . But the AtietnerGeneral said, '. eureka great ! . • 'he had not moved that the recognizances entered n remalkaLly successful Medicine ever discovered for effectually moos- ap inted on *relay, or some later; day? - into !.. Gag s arsdpraverniug the future recurrence of ail those Disorders The CHAIsiCF.LLOR of „the EXCHEQUEII- c by those persons so confined shculd be di-. Sh uns . which arise from an imperfect action of the Urinary Organic ; as ~harged, because he wished to give them an oppor, owe . 'aeration - of theMessa e would be fixed on • Grant and stem - Luellen Pates in bela-Inelai llso44 611 P'• ThIS 031 r 4 ": - . • -- g • , (unity of trying the question as t.O the _legality. of - ., 1 pression of Urine. It combines chemically with. the. accreted t he earhen possible day.-The Bill was then read a their reeognizances. It therefore appeared, that there 41 ":: • Lad di sso lv es , en d Na tirely c arries, away the gpitty matter tliere t i cric „. ~,,. : . , . ... ~• ;obi slim-fields t. was nothing in the object of the Hon. and Learned • formed, and preeents• its fu t ur e formation, by strengthenint go-- •r" - The SPE4)III. obserica, that though it was net ! ~..eseeest thiff nerally the whole !;Clary Spam:- don delivering the suffering Gentleman's proceedings on this subject which was i usual thit a iallilic - Bill should pass through patient from Ole excruciating tortures of those discaes without . . , ~, . se v er a l _,,inconsistent with the proposal of his- . Noble Friend. . I ',we're or injury to the•Coallitutions - s:ages on the .sartte day, there Were no otamung "Ur- ob ject T he of that proposal was. solely to afford a • ! 4 ! Shares. These Pins are _ e orappsed s pf the most innocent ingredients. d ee p at msent allaing it. ' a ' remedy to those pm sons who had been bound by re- I 1 . ir - re- nth .Nencastk, and require neither confinement nor restraint of diet d ur in g The ..4111 was en read A SeG9 l : l 4 tior ; and oh the • nd .• If hit lo nnsl . ~4 / fileff. their use. kers, flar.l4rd No greater resommendation cm be offered of them than the 11 „ . . 04.4. , ... i __ ,„: even by Government, that they should continue bound. use, Thetford fact of their having possessed fee many years past the Lights .r.,fo t)141.E !Ise : prey d a d not w i s h to . Lord CASTLEREAGH-If he Cord reputation that has ever been acquired by,any Medicine. and in m .. ,t,hil -.Littlest, olipOiati.OU to. the Bill, which he rightly under. . _,_ stood the operation of the Act passed during the last ('lei Ms p ert ic u i a r the countenance and approbation a many of the 04 .- „ i4,i, 4 , b c.passei l A st4l .o ot a rcomeateeesay i . • ' Iratb l,34 Vacuity. Session, it was not that .it enabled Magistrates Cr I Shares. ' 111 tal-4:9C the SAikject being brought for- Sold in boxes at 2s. 9d. and 133. (by the Proprietor's Apessaue.. b i 0 . p . . , . the r e the . Secretary of State to detain persons, but that it . d . . meet) by BUTLER and Sons, Chemists, &e• N or Chiteloicle, ward re • the •uPx-,.v. n2l hour y • IQ Z he was sure 11, Ostmee • „ 1 .„_• prevented the Bench from discharging so d e _ ' i wont Penzance ""er of St. Paul's Church-yard, Loodon...and Na...34,Ssekr Nolte sunny Metaberis,#2 .4 WWI to be irtAltuw ; „,.A• In • t ), - 4 I -1 e w thus operated ' ville-street, Dublin; also by the Venders of Medicines in every sets w hi le.. i t a - 4a 444 , 41g.5ti t 0 . 04 ,0 Ws . H onsc . ~ h. to-e-s- en which was re- siall,Winconton• 1 i g htoa, y or e Town in the Kingdom. . ialght 4PPCar '•o4.4tbiltertrtlk P. - k u mil of..fenr•ni tiiii•-• Th e ; pealed, the power of dischergieg wol4d he restored . r , sass - CHRISTMAS I'RESE4iTS. . , ..• . ,• •• • ~,,, fj ,.„ L ,• •' to the Bench. popo.i.i.l of the Noble Lord ir.iglx avromq9r ,9g. oce;0100 tP Lira, -•e'gau l4 '4l-'-"'"' be a eery fit snk i iect for the distinct consideration of • . . ' - I mamma Wechard rr IHE fi nest Diacovery of the Age, mesameing.utilinp. t.,k.4 .th e bare, repeal l. of tke Habeas Corpus Suspen-. the House, but was not connected with the Bill w ee , not b o b s -1 and elegance, is ROWLAND'S MACASSAR AIL. ton: 4.ct,.wa l s nnoug Something Appeared . to be belire it ; ft the object.'of that Eill being only to restore cl. vein L oo d oo „, which is restontunendatd 04W - twig id au* for tar Asp Olose,em..ons 4040 1 ad slat - eed by apprehen- m i nor c a s ts & beautifying the human Hair, and prevents its being !tinned by. oinn o ,, ri ~_ the law to its operation. un in l nl C' • e • wished w _ _e_ _T ea k . tia4 ' r • M . lIROUGHA M H hastily i 1 - e thought the Noble Advertisement. fevers, accouchements, violent estrebe; tikv'etling its various eli-nazf'f 2.. a. '"- .. twn and correction of .otners who were Ir. • _ mates, Ste... Each genuine beads &the 011 is signed ensile out•• , .. . 1 •OF. Nal ~ , • • • _,_ , , ___ s_. • ,•• kind rightly understood the observation• of the Hon. • side label la red irk •!.. 4 t A, Rowlsodlooklionit.widentlple Trea-a .Oeticeuntwora concerning tAll NA.* •tnan gunmen. As s lember for Hertfortnire (Mr. Brand). Uncloul-t- mix, and - the use todosat; .v 4 thr-pdoria Se...6=s• fda-reltise fad. and.ranc far as osititld fora A ~a.ludgroent on•the matter, it -, . ._ . Cl CLOTH. - gotom rr boolle- , -!-Atr• each • bottle pf the following see . . s . L ._ ennt the neFOons• Maar on recognizames . . ecuy We Act o f l ag : )ear made . the writ of Habeas i rrns the No- Article' is dmied km' tin* antsitieldberElle'stve :••: • -. • • Cbrpus inoperative ; aad in this iespect the 'Ana had beep unipstly treated. 0 .ceold not . see the , t re mot Li nen , •ROWL.S.-Nlifi SSSENCE of TYRE, will& neves:faro so . (Castkreagle had rightly stated the =de in ' 1 of. Flex, whi c h ratioce. imeedtatoiy ro. istafAts chugs JP Rani oz. biod . by ' H 'shed U ra . Grey right so to the m recd e.wi whi c h • . , a operao.d. But how had the recognizances , t;• 'db. Ai renbar Whill"'", Plv-browa•-.14e. tom boortikil glossy suariperoesirst . to,. hear, legal qteigions,cin. tlaittanestion. He. could in. _ uestion been taken.? if he was righ , c had . and 6-4ths for Arum Dr Desk, imitative - tie exist moult attain. Wallies perco v e . n 9.4 4lActent legal„angtF . for detnandtng 't t, to v ts • • taken voluntarily: The party detaining.s;id to makes flits Dye. more datable, Ladles pr Gentlemen may dye . I .__ - est fq VRO i r s llt. that:some at cu- eel ' 1 , e , • . . eheir4lrer_vrftlotete antleeert4q.: iPtlestasi-la.-a5d.1412. 6dr tat?"ay rec°IPRIMPc the partY detained-" I give you the choice of conti- gaps, slitia4 ve Pip alle Against es s o tt o rn s t e rne s . 10 Yi-1.4191117LA IdialsNA EtlTßACT.seivetdat naostalie satatirsoepcip . . ~ • . • - , nuing in custody till „the JAR tender which- a pe are ~t,: e i n w it Ash g . kno locobesbro *awls roma. awl beosafole•thal'lftlal# l thf P49Bl l stqltalstill *Ras 4 "We '• - r e * re, c onfuted expires, or is repeale‘ Or l id i g milektupoje Gress and.k.elll *cm ttee.froes site to the latest p eriod et di e. 4 21. 1,x4 g. g01y.,„ easeewhere „the Courp . sanald bind else PP sta y go Vont, ' 0..4, n Is. 96,--ass. ed.. and tee. lld. per bottle.. • • tn reeeepoyeeee )titt tn ,this instaisceit uiet , t out on such and such conditions. .11 , yo,tchoose to . _ ... . 404.e.4.30.1., _retell, untl•forviipowsliik by the aole , Pi6-4 .l ti k . - ._ , ~ , remain, well and good ; but if you char to go, it , 4 plast r emspo t t e eittese,..s- lioNosaa - D an 4 Son, come of Xielprotroks. the Stet *PPP; tIK I LlleY.•WEr! , # _INtlAps these . Was no 0 shall be on the conditions I Shall name." These con- fototlayr.H.”Wes tor?* tektiwsiSinin..M a ten"Ca n 'llw9..-___ _ 114 . 81 n 6 iiii"l it.„. "l" ,, I his r i s 4 14 l i i94 ____* *l3l9 ''' 43 f.. W 414411 4C444. opinions "' an ditions may be what the detainin • • . o.lv6.4iii.i.ciseu by .„ . „, p0i5 ,,,,, 0e b y „maim Hendrie t , a ocumarevalvve; *.........1"1 0W16,011, epee a que r s-mas,this; in which Itecould . party chooses to rly desirable for 1, Johntitn, .15,,Cireek-street•SO.; $ 13 ,Z 14 4 C 44 111 , Gift r sot see the atithonty-be. which., e recoenizauces . impose-such es falling &awn upon ;heir knees, Cr, .. ~. 4 , 11 ,p,,, e g, .g. ri. ..ia soe g oo d ei sr.e fk lith ~ sod Stas i 49, nu 4 - • ,* .- - - ' - ~,., 1 ia ,... A ., its short , any thing.elte.. In the presentcaee theson- . .ssn t. c nn oath of h t ash L r j„ oas t burs fifflin4yisisi v apdsalsu all l'esfunata arid Medicine Yea- were enforced , • 4 1 °4 AS t a ts -. , did= was, that the party' sliould appear frcm day to ;.. d•rs in 'Sown sod Couutry. sonic: person or persons . .I be was correct in hi s . . . .