The Statesman. — London, England, 1814-02-22 00:00:00

J ,• " rw* . ! _~_ ..... the most twist:miry doreateets, temilleag that the various soar which had been traikimitted, had n received and cow, sclentiously 4lArihated I bet at no petiolf sineeihe esisiesiee of I Ihi- Committee, has she iaae of every triad at Misery bees Fey treat, in •hr country to which their attention wits first direeled: Never has the cry of the distressed Gentiles for help bele fie urgent, their appeal to British kifervaleoce so preitdas, as kr the present moment. Who could read the reports of the ful coi.lliets which have takes place in Germany, denim the last melons! near : of the many mesa: ivary battles fait is ImMila. Bohemia, Saxony Brsodenburah. sad other plow and penny the melancholy !details of salferings almost'; unexampled is, the anaftls of history, without the wool lively . ilientloto f Witte' could hear of re may thousands :4 Casabas • hansarinatly driver Irma Ilantbargb, Mike snid4 of a severe* . 1111 Wet r, of so seamy village, harm, detithilt4, sad ma glow wish ardent deile&Millesst is liifirviag distrel.s so multifarious and es &naive, EAST INDIA W ARLHOUSI6S„ No. It. EAPSIDE. SO MERCHANTS ANTO FA MLLIES ARRIVING FROM ABROAD. Titit PROPKTETOII. beg' roopoctfully to in. fowl!. the W 4 ftE HOCreES coolitiii their usual rich Sop ply of:titalsoirette Limos ; Ditionsk awl other Table Linen libertine; argatti Fornistsers = India Gooch, Cold and Silver Crusut rind other Indio Mu.li, 6 ; French Coollsetret I.nre t VAls ; 'owe I)resero, and other Articles fur *ll biresc—litakv.Sleato.o4 Tebeltim, Yen Peru, Angola, nod triatiati 1./init.—ale PAM. Itaprri.4l Twiue Cloth; and IWhlltranons (or Wm, from 'lime to four Gititiens rack (sold Ostbalb'ely of lite4torellotive); unique printed Cambric,; Ret -441b641464 1. - ;. 06 tor 4dits Moron% Drew, and for E6:porta time.' -I,l# .J. • .• esdpit.‘sitis Tot he alleviation of suffering. so dreadful; to the re.eae of liar fellow-neva, who are literallv reads , to perish, the views of this Committee are excle.itrely directed. Many well-autheaticated afflicting details of the present dis- Ire* haying been, . a t the 11th, on the 18th, nn the 23th, on the 31st January, and on the ht February, 1811, laid before the Committee, it wits itnutedintrly resolved. itt reliance no the li berality of the British public , :is remit, t y those posts, Eleven Thuitaatal Three Hundred rounds, to re' ectable persons, with directions to form Committees of distribution. Amount already advertised £26,SS 7 0 veinwTit ef.MARCII , the State-Lottery sill X' be Drawing. Tliete are Two Prizes of 40,0001. &c. ts. ikeo,l Tickets, and on Prize lees titan 171. —The Fa wcett at Ole Puldic ars respettfullv solicited by E Y TON, Stock-Broker, At MG tusk sweeew.fol Oiticei„ 4. C4.'144.14: turd IR, Covetry-street. SVBSCRIPTIONs SINCE trcrivr.o. M Lieut. T. L. RoyalNavyXs 0 Mn. R. tiimp*on o of Hoslttnn 1 1 Royal ExehanceAsso- elan. J. Bur?” 14 315 01 Ws. (;raehvr. Sloane-st. 10 0 Mr. S. H. Graeber, du. JO 0 R. Y. JO 0 John limilestort 10 U Thoma. Whipbam /0 0 j I , ,verett , Walarer,Mal t• by, mai (n. 100 0 Walker=, Maltby,Lk C 0.160 0 Walked, Eyre and litattler , .Sitelteeldmid Rotherham Rank 52 10 Jushan Walker, Esq. and Co. Rotherham 52 10 A. awl Famityll.ls-.64/. Ckln. Kbiastrbley. Efli. Lou 0 Julia M I:44llpiece, Esq. Guildford 5 A Ciondry elfra.,mnn 1 0 Ratlwrf & Waestalre 25 U J. S. K. by Ike Rev. _ _ ST t 4 SOT rEtt Y,- e t- 8,000 Tickets! begins .. . --.: b.rairing tib Of MAlteld, 1814. SCHEME. • ~ ..•,..b. ' 0'.......1141,000.... are .. X 40,0 1 10 e • .• . *...., • • • 7" • •"1:4411 Y 4 OOO '-: A •••:: ;..k. ••..• . • . • -... .. ... • - ... 1,200 -= .1,..4.• , a, ..... olte 1.000 :- .'.AIS l tp, f .. 'ea..... 30 . . ~ .010.000 sue 171. 1100 FIRST DAY, will receive '`l~#4. Palleatatie 171. the EtEcOND DAY. will receive 9D.&J0,. Anres are seMag by Riebanbas.aad Co. Stark- Catstructots f.,r ate Paters, as their 0 0 fits1 1 1 rind facing the Kittet. Ng-reu...• %herr they said, iu the Lttitt.ry th.t p q rthe Sigh of Juutt.,ry, Six of the Capiafl Dr. Bruimwark 4r. Andrew Richard Flay, Eq. William Vincent, S. it. Hackney Two rating German .Eeittera l pase-.7... and the ether! years old wwdall their pocket masey in foreign gold,perktr. Acker. , mans. calae Frnm the Rev. J. Backward', Vicar ut Ifeinbury,Yark abire.Chitsralan of a Public Ideetincheld in theSsonddy Working Silversmiths and Others. • of tools, a capital drop stamp of immense pow, ditto, excellent wrought-iron draw-belles, dttll aid other ortiameins, scarce and valuable ma thipe - - Fru Fattens and efeet..—Also a few Lots or ibridsiliiehd.Faraiistre, enenting.kouse xturei, &c. being the howl?. HE SOLD TIY Mr. J. B. SH vi'()01), n. 37, ifonkwell vtreet, Falcon-square, nn f:XT. Feb. 0, at-1 leven. by direction of Yr. Jabot Crouch, silver-manufactarer, re -0? hit valuab!e 11" Olt KING TS. including ft general awortment of useful taming lathe : , work-bettehes, Capital Idr:sty-plans., ter,w, hammer.. stamp batanwring plates, da‘ltes, and waiters; an :sop of immense power, complete ; dies of irothmair-hip ; a greut variety of rich antique potOnts of every description; forge Lovil ,, ws, tit farnaces. saldellue-pans. mid a great variety of iktg.-up of . counting-house and u few lots of • and effects, bring th e cle aring of toe Itua-e. t••••sinetow. nod Cat/11,40e% laid on the Pre j. U. Sherwood, 41. Bartholomew-close. • of that plare,Fcb.i. Hague, and Cook 51 10 John Hague 10 10 Joho Hoer. jun. 3 3 Thom t. Cook 3 3 11411ilei ,tion. and Broulte3l 10 John Ilaliiley 10 10 Johnllr..ke 9 5 John 12 12 11, , c . koorth 5 5 R e ,. 9 '2 Thomas 113 Fah '1 3 Thoirrts •1•o0,! 9 3 Elliot Cantu '2 '2 r;r,,rge Collinsworth 2 2 Joseph Tweedale 2 2 John Witaker 9 3 Thomas Chaster e 2 Wrn, '2 2 s,4..in.ns Hindle 2 0 Joni. lita!d 2 2 •.11FUNIF.D JAPAN IiILA.GKING. IN PASTE. AND E respectfully informs the Nobility Art, he 1.44 recently dirt' verral it Convltinv . 4 1n the meet rt lined Pate, under tile nbove ronedevolv offer- ton candid nod prolso [bat it will tw proved the most elegant owl nit - Irttfhtt . .4l for the purpo-es of pteservior and ; equally applicable to Ladies' or Gentlasj .icons togredieuts ore avoid, d in its procitia. ns are higaly grateful, 11111111:11ie and us •fol. the uhiverotth ownplaitted.of incomes:iv-nee -line's (in even the 'most celebrated of those :omitted, swim Cie sookt state of the atmosphere. 'lrking Si ill not iropitrt soil to the hands or op ts. to. esprit* of orsoloring, aids tbe greatest tometiftst Java Polish. will had the Blacking Paste enoveabrat *ad Hate toe, a lib the simple add itims of cold Mater testy la its oiler dim and may he parked with g.firls. os ithlt any ;anger or -fen•.ve commas les a ith which Nmay tw ruclaied, as, Mil; 'takes of highly perfumed sande:lags. To tportalion, to Deutert remote from the nwitapm. ((richt and cnrriar, compared with I lie bulk of will be a ino4 imporium coosideration t and I keep perfect in all climates ( in fact. is its the Proprietor anticipates with confidence iltrl n o n; a nt chile-makers awl Dealers in (Wilton? ; aloo at Hie Proprietor's 14arehause4 in Par Looney% GMbsvemot-voluare ; hod No. 63; Bottle., %.00DItto in Slane Dl i., Is. 6d.— Is. I. 6. and fir. each. SChlkAli`f Calton 1 1 1 1 At Meows. lloare.and Ca. !.scrods Slur, of Dalmola 1 0 S. P. Witlfer,tau,l:!l...Ct) 0 Pale , nod Hryeate V) 0 .1. Teed. I 'N. 2 0 At Mesoors. Drummond Mr". Baker, of Stamford 5 0 and Cu. • John Phillip', I'O"ti. 25 5 Wm. Pollock, Li. 10 10 I). C. S. 5 0 Mr.. Pollock 5 ." G. W. 10 U Miss Clincher Q 9 At Melts. Hammers- Al. C. - N. 1 0 let svut Co. Major David R. Parker 70 U John CrosdiTl, E'q. In 0 Rtor. Thomas %trim 5 0 Meows. Hoot and :mum 5 5 Chalks Smyth. - E•41:. 25 0 J. and A. Wells 011 At Mr••tos. Gardhig Rev. David 17srell 5 0 and Sharpe. Messrs. Herrioo. Far- Won. Prie..., Esq. 5 5 ephar. mid Co. 103 0 T. M. lanilapps, F.Qq. ld 10 '.Nips Margaret Hope 5 5 At Messrs. m 0 ,.. /e r vism Sir .1. Lutrisrso k, Fur- John Hull 25 0 sire, nod Clarke 115 0 Thomson Warner 25 0 J. und W. Dania' It) 10 Samuel Hull 25 t Sir. Smith, in told 'I I I John Smith 20 0 At llessrs. Marten, I Wrllirom Hull 10 0 Hale. and Co. 1 John R •iley • lot 9 The 11.01.71. B. Bernard 10 10 D. nslioar Awl L. r oolitic 5 0 At hlesse. Martin, Elizalorth Lowe 2 0 Stone, and Cu. S. R. and %l. Crowley 2 0 Soltau and Ca. .50 0 I John Hull. jam. 5 0 At Meors."l". Coatis, Thomas !hall 10 a and Co. James, Cairhpnol •2 U Charles Deere Esq. 5 5 Rebecca Hill 1 0 0 Messrs. WiOcbester Elisabeth Hell 5 0 and Son 90 0 Jane Hull 1 0 Rev. Robert Tyrwhill 51 0 Anna Hull ] 0 Miss Marian Dears 5 ( Kasha*, Smith 2 0 Mrs. D'Oylv 75 0 Was. F. Smith 1 0 At Mears. Whitehead Was. Grioofiv er ld 5 0 and Co. Sydia Form, 2d Sable. 2 0 Salami ftabinton, Esq. 30 0 Jane Packer. 5 0 Wm. Seywooar, Odiham 2 2 J. H. Murphy 1 1 Mrs. HookimNeovil 5 0 Jos. Coo ty A a At Messrs. Child and Co. A Mn. Cony I U Gearge Gander, Esq. 30 W Charles Cony 2 0 Mrs. Houblon 10 10 Thomas Howard 15 0 !ttio tlionbloon 5 5 William Howard 75 J Robert liayly. E.q. 5 5 Anne Howard 1• I At Willis, Percival, Swann. Fox 1 0 and Co. Charles Damon+ Major.Orneral Burr 10 10 Manchester . - 20 0 EST Y'S ROYAL Lgrtlaleir•ATErcrs. GENUINE PlLLS;listly famous all its star the Yetteftral IMteme. One nod the taking of owe boa ha a recent case e the patient of tae curtains), p( n opeedy re- Nothingt can he better contrived, more sok, or more • lingo Ord trinedy foe such to are tolOgeil to pa tine a. to it needs gar conissemesit nr returnios g le e t t rietsee (in nn extensive practice) hAs prov a cure when repeated salivation turd oltthotli avail nothing. For the Scurvy laud dad Distuders. this Medicine hag not its parallel. 40,000 persons of bout tortes have been radically above tinsel disorders, within the lag right sears. and sold li v the Proprietors. Thomas Ta% lot and al the Royal College of Surgeons. Lonpn (tee Surgeons ' p u blished an b', the Ho rd Col 910. 9. lousy Bridge street g where con and advice will he given by them in all rases .ve complaisoswith inviolable secrecy. Also, at the Perfamer4, No. St. Alhan's-street, I)eshorastAll's Toy Shop, No. 7, Fish-overt e l.ersua 1113 every consi.leraltie loom of Gfeill hiPllti of may .2a. 141. cask. Subic'lplinar received al the hart of the Cky yet.; Lind's Ciiffee4o4sef Stuck E %dative ; and at ail the Bankers is Tur►uaod Country. • • , R H, M - N eert i a ii es. • VUK 11 0TAIIIP0,4 t• • .;•""pc'rt . g , ' ~ . MISS EDGEWOOWS PATRQNNGIIt:''. 0 ...: VolA _ p 14 rig , V , . ninth *See Ina. in beard _. , f d ii AT WO N A 010-c-Hr MARIA .it • WOitil'H. _ --- ._. • - /tubas( " Taks of Faxlsiottaitte Life," " Beliuda.'? ;" Cole Itarkrent," " Leonora," &c. ke. 4 0 411r4 rnr J. Johns°. and Co. St. Paai's flarclejlaid I 1 Ider, soy be had, all the other Works of lir. and MN rAtire- . Wero.• • • . Peke 'is. 6.1. Wined.. 1 4 Th E LAY of tite scprrisn FIDDLE :. 1. - ; Poem, in Five Cantos, with Nolen. noppos:d4ts. lac Whim . W P.r4. r CANU6IIO, So. V 4, Cticklimbrip...- 414 " .;; Pe. merle kosi*S•rnoil Edition. with Carrera:4ooe 11041 HOUSE'S JOURNEY TUROUOII ALBANIIN and other PROVINCES er TURK 114 y, Vows, of A them. Coosisoninople. tied ratios, other Pinta.. i 4 1141‘. &c. in 2 val.. Ito. 51.55. bowie. ~~ .~ t, tow The minority contended, that' tifeenquivy proposed by Mr. flanson was legitimate and honourable"' it was high time to know -the tine state Of tier wilice ACCEPTED AIM/1Z ESSES.,„ 4 In One Vol. man,' Syn. price ti,. Il 4 4ldt' ip with Fence; and the resolutions before the Hedge ; A CCEPTED AIIDRESSEi ; qr ramium if . adopted, would . atfoit the opitortest . ty- of . ae ... quiring Pop'eirron. that important in f ormative . T h ey imasten, WI the To which is added,. ' ' President was hound to hare comma:floated thi lettee. MACBETH TRAVF.STIE; in Three Acts ; a-d Mileel- from the French Minister,. in the Cortgreos, and to lodes, by several hands: 1 . b o o n , I p e s„ te d p i ". Th,„„ T er ., Na. ill. Cheap.ide g the people; inasmuch as it expressed the views, - feel.i . Jivihua Smith dl a 2 2 1 Valaalutsatibiuni 31, Bolid•sucel tJ. Dirt., Edialtatith ;AO all legs, and intentions of his master, toward; the bailed Robert Illingworth 10 ; ether Beekseiters. - 'Of whom may he had. , . , States; and that by the suppression of e l he .had - Armita.e 1 .1 1 • 80. I. it THURSTON ad 1111011ES'S splendid edition ; been guilty of.a high misdemeanour, and ought to WI Jobs Hapkin:im 1 1;of SH A KSPE A RE ; price 2..; or witkpronf plates 34. . constitutionally proceeded against by the H9use. Eduard Lewis 1 0, Edward Lancaster 1 .1 :TO MARISTRATISI I CLERKS OP TI H PEACE, e tt ,ik e . ; After considerable debate on the passage of the Abraham Hemingway 1 11 Jeremiad Cuntuagbali 1 1 1 I t t .laille . ANEW • ST/CE OF THE PEACE. " • - : Resolutions, Mr. Fist, of New York, moved, thet James Hemiugmay 11l Is Bard aad Haines% Law Booksellers, Neil-yard, Lio• the further consideration of the question be poste 's los, ill two thick Volumes Soo. price 21. 41. in 3 weph Allan ‘: paned till the fi rst Monday in March. The motion wittier,. Robinson 1 1 t boards; • v was negatived by Ayes and Nays-Apes 37, Nays 12f. William Psiwsou '- 161 A PILACTIVAt EXPOSITION of the LAW : Adam Jessup 4 • 1 ' S %TV teilMilretotle OFFICT.WfuI DUTIES of a JUSTICE: i The question was then Liken on the tuloptiessog Edward VI ilby • 1 , 01-ese PEACE. bustintied to the end of Trinity Term, 53 , the Resolutions, and lost-Yeas 00, Nays. WO. :' • ' John Blackburn 1 ' Gam 111. I Mr. GRosveNoa supported the Resolysions.. 1111 ()noir% Greenwood 1 1 By WILLIAM DICKENSON, Esq. Slammed Westley . ! -be . I Barrister „.14 e,„,,,, and far more thus thirty years an acting Ma • ' deearect, ' that if the fact were preyed, the President ... Joseph Oates •I+l • gist:ate in :be Cosaties at Nottingham and Liaoolo. i merited impeachment for concesliag Altesak =id sp , .. 'Miro Parsons 1 1 Robert Hadson • I I Ile A Work upon the Dutie, of a Justice of the Pea Ce. ems- I peered to conceive the permission of .the svithdrawak .1 . 6 . t0 marri„„ mad said 1 1 1 praised into a reasonable compass by ao esperieuced Alagirb. 'of the letter to he no less au offence . ' than Jil3 cond. James Medcalf 1 1 • trate, divested of all inneersvary matter, so as to -how to first- 1 0 i themes fa the Commissioamt the Peace haw to act at the ITO.. dered its concealment to have been, because the Jmeph Hurst , meat, has lime bora a desideratum; and Me mseessity of at 11 orb same rule extended would sanction the destrueflOit • Thownei chaster. jun. 1 I 1 tt •like ;be present has beeu felt by the Ediiar daring as actual o • • • Tit.intas Heiniesosay r giving away of any . public tioCialiem„,'illt, bfif tbri i. s.%• i 1 ; practice of &,) years, in two fir the most populous Counties of John Shepherd Thomas Naylor 1 1 i practice s and it is hoped. :without wishiuK to detract from any Or even of all the papers in the Departmeret ~ IPC Stella". 1 i other Work of the same nature, that this will be found fully (pi ! James Ellis Mr. CALsoux olaservod, on the subject Of Prettily Edward Smith 1 1 ,, nonuser what has been so noxiously attempted, viz. to iustruct 1 si tig i arate ; p „ r a e „b,,, t , ;4 , their d „,, e , mi rr„i litm , ho . subserviency, which had been designated as qv of roichmantoJ.ltagne ; E .... f .crowd dasSoding of any information that they the subjects of enquiry, a n d rituCutra toe idea of au IlintZkeeperta ditto 1 ' way re ' ' -by b oos ever er.ery thin g relating to the 1P.," t enquiry by thii House into that baseline .....41..c.i...chiststi -- • _ ... ' !OP Mice tinder tbetr Thetre...- 61fidiece - .' -..- .• . r t a ia, t i a-- ricumeet, too, which pit the _ . ._:-. tj fief° in the Methodist - The /We 11. The been _framed in see:: nbAiniet , as to ' and 08 . 1 li Chape l 4' 4: " • ay, s oo e hy reqa e sa iy p e rpt ex es, an d yee-lisi.beiia ' provea, if it were permitted to pvottf,„§g. iiiing, vari Children of Den shury .. , . x fall .to answer a ll die rafpubc„ . ef as easy no such sobiorviency w age x Church, Sunday Mr. WatouT, Of Md. ill . 111k11, tb MIMI Clear' School 11. 4s. Ili. - ./_ 11 ' Division John and NV0 , 04111 S) ken 2 2 i I ' m . s ooor , lol . I ,„„ bm. the 1 .,„, Are ,,,,,,,„, d ,, t; ,, 0 for i who had drawn a parallel sr contrast between flit Benjamin Bream 2 2 1 1 I Travellers, good Reds. choice L.tposes. nod moderate Charges. case and that of Jackson, the former British Mi. J. Brenta 1 1 ! The fano" Pig Post Cinicheii, 7.1•111 Coaches, &t . bet out frusa M. D. Foxulster, remarked, that a vast difference at least *as i the Romero s Head Inn, Snow-hid:- 17 Subscriptions at 61 . ► l s l . 6d . 1 LIVERPOOL Post Coach. to carry ra a; i ns id e ,. set; „ t I perceivable in the Conduct of the opposition in the Ets. 6d. S ditto at ss . 6d. di. is. 6d. , every Morning, throa;.•,h Lititerw.nnh, tlig,h Cr/.s, Hinckley'', two cases, paid adverted to the dinners given to thq si . ,-,,. I Aitherstme, Tauswarth, Litrhfi-141. Uile•thnrii, Noriliamptou, 33 ditto at Zo. dismissed Minister at Philadelphia and at Faisueir N. 05. , Rod Derruable. Arrives as Livespoul nevi Afteniodot. s 6 ditto at 105. • • I ditto it ,. 6;1. 1 EXETER. Pismourk, Weymouth. I)orchestcr, Falmouth, ' Hall, in Boston ; and to the memorable toast given 6 .. /bd. I Dart m outh . "ad •'lligntry, .New.l.P.,,t Comic ever, wieniug lat a later dinner, bra venerable Member of this' 1 ditto IL 16 , ,at half-past Six is Clock, oath a • 'HAM. *brooch llonil *ft. Am I „ 12 (Rita at is. • ~,„„.,.,. B e id port . Bloodf „ ed . i t ,„„;, w ,,„ Le . mul it„ tt .4,,, t . j 'Louse -" Britaitt'sjast anchored isle, the boliverit '1 ditto A,. Od. 1 '. ' 15 ditto at Si. 6d, it. I . is. Ad 1 BOSTON,- Spaitling.,Peterbortitn‘h, Siiltao. mad Hooting-1 of our holy religion." These dinners, &c. he be . '. i d•tn. New Royal Mail Coach , se oat evert Cv s ei in ;. Cnncive .3 ditto ut 75. H. 11. ; (rim , tto „„,, i t , 5 00 p,,, L„o' th .t; . ,;..im.h.. amid 111111. ! ra ved to have been am* ttrifish influence, lf,nwil 1 ditto 3. 1 - 4 4 , 1 . • i Li v sin mot... w urr i n e„ N. n . tut.C.r.t, Sion:. and Lite& 1 under that of Dr. Rentz - % 17 ditto at 9.4. 31. pills. lie was proceed. 1 dim. is. 6d. field " 9nlll4.hurt N .called l The i'll'el'Il"". '" rs 1.:""in at . big to remark rather harshly on the motives of the 19 .. od. Five ii'Clnck, to the ,-.;amcrit's I le.id Ina , • DAleAreet, Liver -19 ditto at fie.. Ig., ediardel throdehosit. Collecte ' advocates of the proposition, i 7 dingo ht Rev. Mr. nt KC j''' 6 ' l. . BATH and , Ell IS roL Fll inf . Rio (*.p!che.. through Chip- I Whet+ the SIMAILEIt checked him for personality in d i debate. 6.Buriler's.lee.iei-inneGo 0' Pebilibe,Caine, mind Sillit'''"'",:h. cvery Afiernana ; arr irea! ' Mr. Ma y's , the Greyttmotkl tn.. Bath, nut. One Lautibis t .s‘grrs, John Firth and. ('revs l rt,....,,,g,,,, se .% 4 h e 5.1 :.. 1 t i r ,, i ,a, net , 14 , 01t i„, if ,-c... che , Mr. MACON said, he should vote for the Resolu. `...._ ... d~$~S. Wry* Seeretaiy df repoic on 'Monday. 4oeigq-nine million*. le • etml:fflgtilminnolliti Mart. '1 4 1V1b1; isl. 16. .ease of Repreitents= dismission of Mr. Hawarn's iesoletions;milling 46 the President-for information. respecting the insolent letter received some tinie ago at the Department of State .froorriirretto l the Fisineb Minister. The subject etched much debate, and no little tareith on the part of the majority. =They con. _tended that the ResoldtlonB ought sot to beadopted; :because thn Mose; of them had not •specified the ob ject which he expected to accomplish by them ; and, Lao practical contegilences could result from their adoptimt; ?hey considered the env:kr ropiest LAo be instituted this-part of 44urcoinitict et di likectitive, an lie, higement of• his independence es icomordivate branch of the Goseromeat, and them+. • kii4 highly impcoper. 7 , - ' to Welts. Krisigewater, Taunt at, .I„.e. I Pion, because he believed the President innocent,— he LEEDS New Light C•se h, ruled, The RuckinghlUtl i sets I bei ng .r a mire man like pure gold , need Gar no one every Wooing at Italf-p.04 Seyett o'Clock s carries Farr l 1 ) knish. , only, and goes reisarkahly mo v. with a Guard throogb..l scrutiny." out. Pa-.es thceugb Stamfard. Newark, Belford. D.measter i WEDNESI)IIr, JAN. 12. . . nod Ferryttridge, to the Gol,lme Lion, Leeds. next Itav at Noon. 1 av 1) air. ivOBERTS of Pennsylvania introduced the N.... Olosoustliag the illifirfllluiffi expedition- of this Coach. it is 1 ~ 9 M :owed to be the roost agiceahle tool complete Public Convey- I following Resolution : awe on the North Road, twin„ unequalled in Accommodation 1. " Resolved, That the President be, and he is by any salwr. I KENDAL, Lancaster. Pre,toss. KirhiAtundsle. !!totem. I hereby requested to cause to be laid before this Charley, Orattlisk. stud airs :tug Post Coachm , , every After. : House, any correspondence with, or communication own. set rise n'Clork. Guarded. in writing from, the late Minister of Fiance, re titAstioSV-. Lostglowo, t.criol-f kern, A Invest, Dons fr em, I . Broosatell. Vielrubill, Sms.iniutr-K do, twoisiock, kb w ,„o, , siuent at %Washington, on or before the t Ith - or June, sad aft purls of Scotland, (:amperdowei Coach (I) las ). 1 1805, or subsequently, w ith his successor, M. Sen.- YOR K. Newcastle. and Edinburgh. new Conde, perf -rmest I with a Gusrd throughout, sets out every 1 11orni g at loaf-pa-4 pre s cr ibi ng antdeclaring the terms an con rurier, 1 ct six .'Clock, by way of Newark. Reified, Taste's:dee, Dar i ditions upon which their Sovereign would consent to lington, Norttentlerton, Dui bolo. st.,r o cta, and Berwick.— I treat of amity and commerce with the United States, Passengers lading tbentselse, fatigued from the length of the 1 , .. orimey, rani met what time they please. nod then proceed um ! 1 . 1 !lily such correspondence or communication be in rwitltnet ant_addbionot fare. J. Clerk. the Black Swan. Co. the possession of the Executive ; and if none such be sty-area, York, runs Coaches to Surderlastd, Hull, bcarbo. I ssi the possession of the Executive, that the Presi. north. Whitby. anti other pi. 4 0... RitlnGENuttrgi a n d w a t„ a t new Puss emerh, every : dent be, and he is hereby requested to inform this Bartow. ! *louse, useless the public interest forbid such diselq- CARLISLE. Penri.k. and Whiteletyen. Pita Camels. goes' whether there has not been such a correspond. with Four ll...eves aral a Guard all toe way. Ptet , ei through : kw!, /trough, Apptelti, Greatabredge, Itirbenissid, Catieritk, He.. 7 epee or communication, which was withdrawo,front archires of the Department of State, and if 60% (rollgthehneebtirdemalswitem'etbhyetbeiViheAee'onerfm..rits.l; 1-!• sr an g . s sist ,m e l g, e i tle ad ry G mgamii ,,,b a s ite: i lie. awl perf ,,,,,,,, la - ,. j „„„ ) . wilLike an.,„.„ Lirility. i s i ,„, eno . n , *hen and how the same was so withdrawn." . Seward on the R e ad by 'ptness Of plea.ure, base the peculiar 1 . -. This Resolution occasioned another animated de advantage of theiricats being secured in the next Coach. • bate nearly the whole of this day. , WAKEFIELD Post Coach, every Montan, at half-Forst , .2 Six o'Cluck,_ .. 1 mr. WEBSTER, of N. H. moved an amendment, CIIESTER. Newport, Whitrhareh, Tarpark7s Ninawiriss ' by substituting the substance of Mr. Hanson's Rese. Northwich, l ad Middlewiele, Post Coach, terry Evening. at lotion of yesterday, viz. the appointment of a Com. Five ii'Ciiici": ' SUN DERL/IND, Stockton, nod It•trep, New coact', every mittee by the House to wake the enquiry. butraiug, to the George Inn, Suodee land. . I This was supported. with much ability by the MANCHESTER, Winslow, Canglebas, 'Newcomb., Wajsal. • Mover, Messrs. Hanson, Grosvenor, Shipherd, and Wolverhampton Post C onch. • %Denman. eynrded. SIIREWSBUR le, Wellie:ge:m, aud' Shillhal. P , ..1 Coach, Stockton, Bigelow, &C. the Royal Chaftutte w every Eat-taro. at Fiveo'Clork, guarded. A mo ti on was made b Mr. TAYLOR to 4 y pos pone ISHAFFIIIiasO and ttodier ham Post C.ach, called the Rock ingham, every atomiser,. the whole subject until the Ist of July uext.—Nega. SOU Ili Ali PTON, Wiuche,ter, Alresford, aid Alton Coach, w e d. ever Evening.. .. „ Mr. BA RN ET [[rover! the previous question.--. PAIIMIN (MAK Mercury Prot Coach, whir II [anon!, sets nut every Afternoon, mid reaches Birmingham iwat day as tomia. Negatived. Ayes 41, Noes 66. Parrs by Ovf.irill, Egbi 4444 , used Stardom., to the Saracen's The amendment o f Mr. Webster was negatived.--. Need, 111401.1.treff, ninsi Ng tu t m. DULL. Northiave, Ileashen, Them, awl iheensirr, Poo Ayes and Noes taken, Ayes 61, Nees 98. Coach, tiny pureeing at Wall:its( Sig o' lock. gothic Ball mid Mr. .Hanson th i memoved an amendment , in sub. eon Nu, Myrna -gate, Hull. , HERTFORD, Ware, Hoiliadon, Rail CResimet C . RSA, * - !lance as follow }.-.s That the hou s e will, on the every IllosiNg. 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' - ' • . • . ..-. , - - -1 ••-, .-,-, - 4...--.---------,..." , ......-_*!.._ - ----...... '-'' ' .'_ ** * *-* --' l' -- t -L a ". '1- ' , ;.--:.',... . '...... —. '.**- 7_ - _L....'._.'„ . ...• - „:......1._ - _._.-.__:______:..,..: -._. . . . Where's Taxa . - 111 * mil , barest '- • t"Or - . * 4 D-N . -.. ' ' • 111161148 ks ' . • . .. . - THIIATRE ROYAL, DRURY:LANS. 1. lIISTIIESS IN HERRANYt la . :h • till II IS present EVENIN(.I, Feb. 2 1 1, their RooKs-toausuza iiiii*.dr. 4. - ' - . 1...1. 'alinipittx.fit4l4 1 ~. , 7 _. 4 4.1...._.- ~ •io‘tiee Setwutit. vt ill iierf"rm A BOUT eight years ago the calamities occasioned , -,• , -...10. TilE DEVIL'S BILIDGE. b% the war in ilifrrent prisitinees of Germany pose rise so_ , ~,, , price 16r. • iVrir-Yonsi, it5...14.-Irthi ita a Subscription, avid the formation of a Goostaittee la Logsdon, to the 'l'reasory maga' his animal re, After whirls. A. TE I t IA L S for T-ItINIE - IPt ii.--:. I . relieve the distresses oo the Comineut. X . 441 time) the New Gravid Melo Dramatic Orieotailpeetacie, 1 • By WILLIASI RURDON. . 1 The loan nce W dernandest Is ,ilic io three Art , . r.lled By the generosity of the Brit;Sh Pehfir, au4 wit& she midi of 1 IV; RD El)rrlON. , - ; three hundred astlfifitkaitaillyri ILLUSION; cement reweetable Foreigners, resident in this rooky: -she 1 OR, THE TRANCES OF NOUR.I ARAD. ded . 1 ~, I mem of near's , 50,000 i. was remitted to the Coutineal a wltleh I Mitred and amen . _ DOUSE OF REPRESPINTRTi reward 121(1161(1de, of intlirideal. and families front tteeettire. ; Pi)ated for LVIIdRAN, HORST, REES, CARLE, awl Tillie ' L l'iril EAU S Ictru.— e fi.o .Wanes. is.: Serond t'riee Se. 6rl. —Pit, S.. fio. : Second witty of distrebs. aiml the very lirstsk of ruin. I BROWN, Paterimaterhnsat isr4re i , 2%.—l.,:tuer tioliery l is. : Stoned Pi.ee, ls.—Lipper The Committee received, both from Gerisittiv mg awe**. 1 ..,t hives rIIf:StIWriMPVIS•is DA VlDrahr s*(2l7 . * Alves ores engagedititifes divessasior 1.. _ . Gillery, 10.; Seroud Prite.,44. irt • • • • llnaltdera**Vbaft al first-drawn Prtite al Tirkets and ‘hares Marrs and Caton" letioner of lintik-l7 Mess% c li.it life -veto. ftuittltesi Prowling ols Yriees, in IS tittrest - TaVow Abate autortnieat power. 3 smaller dies ray shells awl Nue ard modem 111ostochold.Fttruits clearlag of the hot TO 11 By I On tbe riesniaes, NI THURSDA Y Ni the Projirietar. IM tited front f r 1111 E whole EFFECT! tools, palish tag vibe raw•tweebes sod di use itieltine, 'Fur Us e‘cellest drop slit very isllplitiiot wed it'd nondewn ;omen, singetteop of futnacei atticie• ; oho :ming Awlurid fun:hare ay be ...trottl t as hest ; and of Mc. AROMATIC PIO T. ItIGG I gp • lotl Public, t rim of Ingredient.; stsle, %which be comfit Mop Col:V gored that ha Arti. k ewer in4rt benatify hog Lentber tarn % ate. All anti lion, nlotlibu mg sad In this preparation of softness or datum' productions) is :tank sta. Arunuitic Murk It is Ken i wilily. a highly he The Ttareller wil ready for ion etliate wady. t 1 is rienalY she won choice pool keat inn to the nsairl e3wriposition. it part Remit:tots. for Expo ate arittgof fret' (~quid at. this :it tick proved by age). th graerul pal roune. Sold by all priocii Town tool Country I 'motion. No. as, Ps Liquid in Giftei 13 , l'lste in Pura. at Is. BY HIS MAJES KE'S G ..0 1-1 for curing, in 10-1.311 rill is a et met iN own nowsioce ers. Nothing ei roorrnient titan Tkii a'srs, or to sea, n mud .i sty years eap ttl Omit it will eft all other methoth • • other agnates! Dii r• Upwards of 40,000 to reap of the alms* I Prepared and soh 5 ••1‘. Nit•tuberw 140 13,.. NA of real :Warp I.•tel, at their hetet tr.t attendance and , rt-att lie to the aker kt appointment, at Me. lA, ;!l; mod by vie ite is It -.it, eke. iu box , • • • 5 0 20 0 I i 2 2 5 t; 28 0 .... - - .. . ti .. . _ - r ..:, - , _ ..1.- . ' ,* - • i 711FATEK-ROYAL. OOVENT-GAitt)EN. Ira LS present EVENING, Feb. 22,. Rill he performed. The New Coair Opera, caned TILE FA ast Eftl WIFE. Air W Neb.. New ttramt Paolowione. railed HAR,LEQUIN AND THE SWANS; or, The Ilith of fleausy. The Doom to be opened at half past Ave o'clock, to be gin at half pn,t ,* :44 1411 . -.7