The Statesman. — London, England, 1815-04-12 00:00:00

• . . . , ti' ), ,„114111.1:4 . ... 1 ' **". •• • ~- N . ' .•,A t • . ,)i !' ''• \ 7 . , 7.7 •' *I els cl l . ty. i le , 'i •\ ' • •.-'-','' I . e - . • "' "" • .. ' < I / • , i , i . 4,3stergr o .• . 9 2 - "e „ . Z,I) t, . Is ...:____./. / . C ile . • •_,.. ''''e w • k " ' • ...V. - )f • _. . . 'Sa ' •-• • • •• • • • • • NIL, I - ' - 1/ 101 - _ 'e No. 2851. LONDON, WEDNESDAY, *APRIL 12, 1815. PRICK Oita: el . le ,„,,,,i....:..--..---e - • „.,, -_ _ _ ....____.- _____ . - - - - - a • is " ITN Canso for which MAMPOEN fell in the field, and Sramcv died on the scaffold! " .... it, _ rtiIiATRE ROYAL. DRURY-LANE. THE ONLY till !ANTAL PICTURE OF BONAPARTE a' - 4 IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. , their imprudence,had rend red I h enisel ves I I e i present EVENING, April 12, their NOW EXHIBITING IN LONDON, in paying what they owed. To that part there would %Nestes' Servants will oerf r. 7 To be seen at No. 59, West Side or Leicester-square. --mmain...-. le KING HENRY THE FOURTH. ADMITTANCE ONE SHILLING. HOUSE OF LORDS, Antic it. . The halter consideration of Lee's Divorce Bill w p : perhaps be some o:•position ; but in the enactments .711 rfillE attention of the Fashionable World is almost„ • nst . ,be had framed it had been his Most anxious wish to After which, the New Farce, called Weds est the Application of Mr. Lee's Agent, until this do distin uish between the unfortunate and the rodi al 1.. exelusircly directed to the original ilall Magnificent Paint- menth; held it was ordered that the CO already incurred er MST TEN O'CLOCK, AND A RAINY NIGHT. lag of BON APARTE, as large as life, taken in Paris by shoidd be sksfravel by Mr. Lee g P g l- Richard the Second, with the New Farce, hi s site/J.41 eermissi . . . on, on his return from Moscow, by the and the only practical way of making that dis i debtor ; ti Thursday, Tye I).m to he upeued at hall past 6ve o'clock, to he- yb 5 ,„,,,,,i i l, i i iii . tolehvre, and coroweted styles. the inme. _La . rd if HOLMON D ELEY . reported the Answer of the i tiuction which had occurted to him, was the adoption of Prince epos to the Address of the House. ?- . elf past sia. ti gt dime stiperintendanre of the celebrated Diividnirst paiuter to i somesort of scale. For that purpose, he had there & 4 ,,, e5 , 75.; Second Price 31. 6d.-Pit, 3s. 6d. ; Second NLito,letat. is W. JAMIESON. - um; piroire warranted the la s ; and o nly o r i r mai portrait On the motion of Earl STANHOPE, the Peli. r i fore introduced the following one into his. Bill t---It • • n - 2-. tearer Gallery, 2.5. ; Second Price, lg.-Upper iii rare, . . tion of Mr. Jamieson was read, and the Noble Earl l a debtor could pay fi l teen shillings in the" peued, he ie r , b ; betted Price • lid, of BON A PARTE taken foes nature, now exhibiting in Lon. !It c r --- don, and allowed by votive:ern judges to he the best likeness observed, that he did not intend to offer an opinio n ought to be entitled to his immediate discharge, after --- of this mast estraordinary character in Europe. Yhaving been imprisoned during the term Of three le THEATRE-ROYAL. COVENT GARDEN. As a work of att, with reipect to its perfectlikeness to the upon the subject of this Petition. From its nature, to THIS present EVENING, April 12, will compositinnot its deign , to the elaborate execution, ' and or months, as prescribed by the existing Act. If in. however, he thought it due to justice , and to the a,, he performed, the beauty, varlet), :tad truth of every ahrticu ar, it eiesek°•e, Pe titioner, to have the documents to whichl it refer- stead of fifteen lie was able to pay only ten shillings , A New Comic Opera. in three acts called, transcend:lnt merit, and carries internal evid. uee ot it, ortt;inali • he should then propose a longer period of imprison o. 'ELIE NOBLE OUTLAW. tv from th e great talent exhibited, it being ;Mimed to he the red laid before their'Lordships, with a view to have A Mast speeimeu of the characteristicand unsarpas:ed steadinessaad potrem•e, that exce.,i.e detail n . the matter investigated. Were he indeed, a mem- men:, certainly not less than twelve months Chose To which will be added, A finishin- in the study nod . 's ese ,„„,„ l „f ri i m i„ g. eye ,. „hib", l i n le, French school.- bar of the Court of Session, he should be anxious to ' who by improvidence had cquandered away their The New Grand Melo Dramatic Romance, called, property, instead of paying their i e s, or a o • I In . h halt a ZEM BUCA ; The beauty and effect of the etapery is sach a. to exhibit an admirable specimen of perreetioe in . e art, a...A become acquainted with such an accusation, and to 1- tilt, THE NET-MAK BR AND HIS WIFE.' .1i favourable opportunity fur rivalry in the British school. have :Ms conduct expiajned. It was his intention, f in contracted debts, which they were never 0 . affords a theeefore, to move, Unita copy of the Petition should 4 , in a condition entirely to pay , and who t'•eeelore . Tiusday, Ven i ce Pieserved, and Zendruce. This grind and inimitable were unable to °fee more than five shillings in the le • - s 1 second Price *. 6t1.-Pit, *. fal. ; Second late the IlimPerlY of the Municipal Council of the city of be transmitted to the Court of Session accoliPthied. ~ ;$leS. , • • - pound, should be confined for twelve months hi pd. fr:w , q,-lower Gallery, Y s .; Second Price, Is.-Upper Liege, and placed by them iu the Hall for sitting, et the Man- hnwe'rer, r by an order, that the documents Conneeten '. 1. , shin-hot:l.e of the Mayor and Commune, where it received the not with the power of taking the ruin,. but to 6:teiy. h.; Second Prier, 6d. unlimited odiniration of the Puhli , -, and was removed four with the accusation should be transmitted to their • son ' private Box may be had nightly, on application to Mr. i , „ ... be strictly kept within the walk of the prison.— • Red •ii, at tliC DO I-OUICe. thence on the abdication of Napoleon. r Lordships. In thus proceeding he was governed by Lastly, those islio could pay nothiug, and who were . Tne above facts, awl more particularly so far as they relate ta " o-' the eminent talents of the Artist, the great value of the Paint- the precedent of Judge Fox's cote, in which that c0n , 4 , (p. ,,, ti . • . i, Berk.. VILLA TO LET. nig, and the extreme accuracy of the likeness, are attested an- Judge being accused, and being properly alive to tile , y in a state of complete insolvency, should be Imprisoned at least two years. Such were l's * Culverhind, six miles from Reading. der use bands and seat of De Rainy, Mayor of the, city of .. I.iege, and Kni g ht of the Lesion is honour , and the Municipal protection of his character , petitioned himself for a the principle features of his Bill. It would of coots* • of VERY commodious and most delightful RESI- Omitted at' the raid city, as appears by their minute of Couorii, copy of the accusation. He trusted that the Scotch occur to the House that many individuals who costa • .: lo A Desee, with stray-three acres of fertile Arable and be a ring date September 2, 1813, in posset.sion of the Proprietor. Judges equally valued their reputation, and would . p us , Lawl, crowning the tap 1,1 Burghfield Hill, one of th e The above Picture is on view and sale at No 53, West side of pay neither of the sums mentioned in the preceding ). be desirous for an opportunity of vindicating them. ' scale, might yet be justly entitled to lenity from their •,„, j orm anz and beaution scats in the kingdom, in the centre Leicester-square, from Ten in the morning till Ten at night. : dyed rout!. and a respectable rieighbotalmod. 41 ' 1 , 11 For the satisfaction of the Public, nue with a •view to selves against a charge of this nature. If the course misfortunes ; all* eoce e intern e- to propose that hh' 1 a , Segehil who. paler' ft LSI DEN CPS t•t be LET or SOLD. prevent umuitported as s ertions in smother quarter from obtain. of proceeding which - he proposed were deemed ob- it should be open for any individual so citcumstancedi to oaticulars address, post paid, lo Met•srs. Hawke., Ma further credit, the Proprietor of the above Picture has es- * • Reding. hibited the ath l ete of Council :thine-mentioned, and o th er tittcu- ject ionable, and that any other Noble Lord should . to prove before a competent jurisdktion that their es ' Newipapers, who gratuitously certified the truth of the abuse . . . Is ALL TPE THREE THIR.TY THOUSAND POUND I disposition to accede to it. PRIZES ARE YET IN THE WHEEL, statement in those Papers of the 22e ot last month. !honesty. If that was clearly made out to the antis.. , 1 And may be Dree'n The LORD CHANCELLOR thought it impos- i faction of the Court, he might then be discharged . LAP.LX IN THE MORNING NEXT SATURDAY, TO MERCHANTS, WHOLESALE HOUSES, AND • sible to comply with the Noble Earl's motion. The ! with the consent of a majority of his creditors. He APRIL 15, • TRAVELLERS. Petitioner appeared to have been committed for a ; mentioned the consent of a majority, because he. °es When three Prizes will receive A S many Merchants and Wholesale Houses may contempt of Court, and he presumed their Lordships thought that no Gentleman placed in the situnrtion of 1r THREE THOUSAND GUINEAS IN GOLD!! Jill be desirous of exporting the article of REAL JAPAN would not be disposed to interfere with such a come presiding over such a Court ought to have an midi'. he T BISH, the Coutrietor, thanks the Public for BLA FI C T Ig i NG, o marinfaciured by GEO. DAY rind HENRY miter' power of granting a discharge; though he most N . 114, Loudon- road, Southwaik, they are millet . I,"deed, he should conceive it inconsistent r. 8 their distinguished favott2 in !hie very rpular Lottery, 11A hereby respectfully solicited to send their commands In the with the dignity of the House and the respect due willingly admitted that the individual who was sow ' • sad anemin 6 them that " the First 111 of Drawing, wh ich Warehouse as above whe 1 their orders will he packed up in 1/ 0,4 Wednesday, two of the five Prizes entitled to One casks or hampers, fa i r fore . ign or cimutry trade, with such an to the Court of Session, to interfere at all upon this entrusted with the jurisdiction of the Insolvent FS. taloa Guineas each, IN GOLD, were drawr : o ne was article as but few boors send out. fur excellence of quality and . subject. No grounds were stated to justify such an Debtors' Court, executed his oflice with the greatest itg told hy hint, raid the miler by mother Office-keeper, t., • '`" w ne a tn e ss, in 6d.-Is.-and 18d. Bottles, with the usual credit, interference, and he hoped the House would recollect judgment , impartiality , and discr , tion These was T. 11 1 411 (as the Contractor for the Lottery), paid imiticalte.i..., ... Ys ie Issawand Guinea. in GOLD. * 1 abets worthy the notke of the Merchant and Trader. the difficulty in which it was involved in Judge Fox's another p ' rovision of he Bill to which he should i 0 e.e . , 0, , y- • 'hikes and Shares. warrauted indrawn, are selling at No. 4, • case, when, after proceeding to a certain extent, it fornltill,nial 9, Charting:craws Loudon. shortly advert. It was a coo nun prac t ice among _ was found that it could not go on with e&ct. The debtors in distant parts of the country, to get them. . r ., Vicuna, December '29, 1814. first question in this case was, whether there ought selves removed by a Habeas Corpus to the King's a. To Messrs. ROWLAND and SON, to be any proceeding• at all, and he deprecated an i Be ch, and then to apply for their discharge, cal be . Kirby-wee, Hanomilarden, Loudon. N. B. A single fertile may he bad as a sample, by calling at interposition of this nature with the conduct of tali that -few, if any, of their c reditors, would be Grixt.cuss.-Iti cousequenee of the good effects of your the blanufactory, No. 114, Londun-road, Southwark. lie MAC ASsA It OIL, I have it in command from his Imperial Judges, not so mach for the sake of the Judges them- iat the ex tact and trouble of coming up to London i it- Levy th e Emperor of all the Raisies, that yin' will, with- _ . selves, as for the sake of suiters, whose interest must I too Ppose their application. He meant thereferti;:tn. • ..!' - °: ~, ciu , slo.. send the sore of ten guineas worth to him ; directing• atoSo J ones Wylie, don. Physician to the Emperor of F icom r - ig II LONDON GAZETTE .4Part 11. always be affected by the entertainment of charges confer a power upyti the Court of sending such per. s . ri,...... Sr. Pcti•rsburgh, ond receive the amount of the some ) upon light grounds against those who were appoint. • sons back to the county jail of that place where the • • - , ..t . Hi f "at hi. ExcellsOCy Coma de Lieven, his Majesty's Ambassa- n om, , Moo administer the justice of the country. If a majority in number and value of their creditors re. ' . I , ' La as the Gnarl of Great Britain. • I base the fomenr to be, Gentlemen, BANKRUPTS. Judge really deserved accusation, he ought, in his sided, whose interest it niight be to oppose their ...s Your most obedient Servant. W. Searle, jun. Littleton, Cambridgeshire, miller, April n, view, to be proceeded against in a much More formal- lib era ti on . 4.. JAMES WYLIE. 25, May 23. at Guildhall. Attoniey, kir. Isaacson, Cannon-street. and grave manner than the Noble Earl proposed. He should trot trespa Ss longer oit the time of the !loose, but move for leave to bring in the Hill. .... ti- THE inestimable qualities of this OIL, for pro. E. i °hen, London, merchant, April 15, ‘JS, :day `4l, at Earl STANHOPE could not think the Judges Mr. W. BATHURST seconded the motion. Guildhall. Jimmies, Messrs. Poole and Greenfield, Gray's deck a luxuriant growth obliged to his Lordship, in suggesting that they Mr. HORN ER expressed his approbation of the , remg nail beattifid earls-glum and pleasant perfume- lawaluares as • haisker., E,ebrows, ede. use fullye%plained in ROII'LAND's J. Sparks, Hampton, coach-maker, April 15, 25, May 23, ought to he impeached at once, without previous en- y, and the latter was solely the object of his same t i me felt no o bj ection to support the Bill o r th e , general principles of Lord Redesdale's Act, bat at the 0- TREATISE ca the HAIR, wli eh I. enclosed with each at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Lawledge, tiray's lomlane. a quir mem wee The nut-ide label of each bottle is signed, in A. Jordan, Afford, Wilts, mobster, April 28, '29, May 23, • tel int, 5. ROWLAND and SON. at the Greyhound 1 . n, Bath. Attornies, Mr. Fisher, High motion. Hon.and Learned Member, so far as it might really be al seta al 3 , 61.-10 s. 64.-and Ow Guinea per bottle, by Ilse Holborn; and Mr. Sherry, Bath. The Earl of LAUDERDALE thought the better I considered as an amendment of that Act. Ho de al. Psoprielors oy :shove. J. Bannister, Shillingford, Oxfordshire, butcher, April 20, mode would be to move for all the Acts of sederunt cidedly condemned, however, the notion of punish- • . ROW LA' D'S F.OENCE OF TYRE. 0 1, May 23, at the Lamb Inn, Wallinglind. Attornies, hlessrs. sli:rh still immediately and elferiu illy chance RED or GREY Hedges and Son, Wallingford; and Messrs. Price and Williams, I with regard to the Petitioner, because it appeared log a man for insolvency, except where flue fraudulent 11 A IR. EYE : BROWS , WHISKERS, Ate. ire a peristamen Litscoltes lan. that the Petitioner was committed by 811 order of the' ;or dishonest motives were most explicitly , ascertein. . BI•OWN or BEA( K, :o-d so permeates" that it canted he re- ! W. Bell, Hoencastie, grocer, April 19, 20, May 23, at the Court of Session, and not by that branch of the . 1 tr rimed II) wastre It is per 6 r sly iuneeent, and trusties rind Bull Inn, liorneasile. A tturuies, 51r. Sellwood, Horocastle; en. tie should not oppose the introduction of the imulorn tans dse their Hair with EAsE and SECRECY. and Mr. Eyre, Gray's lan. Court to which he had appealed, and which seas . . Hill, bee t use he was really anxious to see how the tat Pnce7.. rd per beide, or •anali bottles for tri..l, at 4s.eiscis. i T. Sherbrook, Leeds, merchant, April 26, 27, May 23, at L competent by the late Statute to commit him, had s Learned and ItoA. Gentleman had defined the cases se 'l',.e 1 3, ..0;0, , i, will a orraist iss &beim). . the White Horse tau, Leeds. Attornies, Messrs. Atkinson and d. Saw e ~1 s al e se e ret.ol. b* the sole Proprietors, A. H o ll a nd, Le e ds, he been guilty of contempt. The Pelitioder's corn. of fraudulent and dishonest insolvency. ch- Itowt.a \il a n.; SON, (Inner of Kirby-street, the first tura- !T. Bryett, Go-port, grocer, April 27, 28, May 23, at the mittal, therefore, (lid not afford evidence of contempt. Mr. LOCKHART supported' the motion, .and e., is: ma the field in Ilation-orde-i, Helbern ; and by ow it Per- I Dolphin Ism, Gosport. Anomie.. Messrs. Blensdale, Alex- But he was anxious for some enquiry respecting especially as feel -, n.rt Medicine Venders sitiouehoul I•:urePe. andec, and Hotline, New Inn; and Mr. Cruickshank, Gosport.ap prove d th at which I n 4 e. Otoerse the signoture. A. ROW LAN D and SON. J. Bakerrell, sen. and .1. Bakewell, jug. Weston -allow. those acts of sederunt generally, beeause he under ed between the honest and the dishonest creditor. In - _____ . -_ _ ..______ -- 1 Trent, strap-ooilers, April 15, 19, May 23, at the st bite Hart stood that great abuses of power were connecte d • • Mr. ABERCROMBIE opposed it, because he i f ). WONDEIR VIA It1( . 11 Will:EL. . and Star Ism, Uttoxeter. Anomie', Mr. Warner, Uttoxe- with them. ir. 'WM'. Milt, s Or XJ0.011,1003 MOR E GUINEAS : ter; mid Messrs. Sykes and Knowles, New Ina. thought no case had been made out, which called a. All to be ;;,i, eil NEI!' S TURDA Y. i W. Percival, Liverpool, lead-merchant, April 26, 27. May After a few further observations from the Lord upon the House to alter the law as it now stood. It Dean jug 'won, in Nine o'Cluek in tae Morning. ! 23, at the Nag's Head Inn, Warrington. Atownies, Messrs. Chancellor (who urged the propriety rather of a yk THE folio wiug SC ALE for ADV ENTURERS OH • and Mr Sauter Chan- c e , Claughton and eltebeit, Warriugt , . , istinct motion to settle the law respecting the Acts Mr. HURST spoke in favour of the motion. .ai eery-!asst Mr. Serjeant BEST replied. Ile denied that the • n, Tit is submitted by the Public's devoted Servant. J. Lewis, Three Kiag's.eoart, Lombard -street, wine-mar- of sederunt without any connection with this case), . object of the Bill was to punish insolvency. It tend. • ~„ I', 131511, chant, April 15, ti, stay 23, atGuildball. Attornies, Messrs. nut A t I, CORNIIII.I., or 9, CHARING.CROSSI. Wiltshire and Bolton, Old Broad-street. and of Lord Melville also against the motion, with a 'ed merely to discriminate between that insolvency arc II T... 4. Ti' Ice's. you mav gain - aC90,000 ' C. Ste/Wield, 'lhitechapel, pawnbroker, April 15, 25, May remark from Lord Lauderdale that the Petitioner which was unavoidable, Anil that insolvency which rt- li, Va.) 'Fin kris. you may gain _ 60.000 23, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Sheffield, Great Prescott- did not make out a case to warrant the interference . was the result of misconduct. 3 • tots 5 . ' Tie kit. y o u ashy gam . ' ' 30,1110 street, Goodman's-fields. L. :h e- Halves, you ;vas gam - . 45.eCe W. Stationers, Liston, miller, May 1,2, 29, at the Rose and of the House, the motion was negatived, us was a ! Mr. BARING regretted that more time had not !le It ► y Tan (hives. you m ay e ra . - 30.00 Crown, S.,dbury. Auornies, Maus. Frost and Stedman, Sad. motion also of Earl Stanhope's, for copies of the ' been given for the trial of the original measure, or at sr - 15,000 bury. Acts of sederunt with sespect to Mr. Jamieson. ..8.1 . , NO Ilalf. yeti inoy kiln - - least that if any just cause of complaint appeared it- ' , 2.5e0 e. White, Manchester, iron-liquor-manufacturer, April 27, his Tem. Quarters, y ou rimy eight - its -15.1M0 29, %lay 23, at the White Bear Inn. alanchester. Attornies, l Adjourned. against it, that a Committee had not been appointed r.... r. a Q., This, you may nail . ay , Si' (hi. (barter, you luny gait, - . 7.500 Mr. Ellis, Usaacery-lane ; and Messrs. Hewitt and Kirk, Mao- • Itt ; 'tiny Eigailir, You may gain - - 11.251) chaser. • re- 7.5t0 W. Hill, Kidderminster, hatter, May 12, 13, 23, at the HOUSE OF COMMONS. ' Leave was then granted to bring in the Bill. ', BS% Tn Ee,htlit, sou 11105 ;AM . . ~1 / 1 " Or 'With, you mar gain - - 3,7:',0 George Inn, Bewdley. Attoraies, Mr. Bigg, Soutlithipton. INSOLVENT DEBTORS. Mr. P. GRENFELL postponed his notice relative a nt 5.6'2.5 bendier, ttancery-iane; and Meters. Hallett, Son, and Smith, I. ft, T.,,,e M.0....mkt., ,OU mulY X 4l " - arsl7:lo Kiddertniaster. Mr. Serjeant BEST rose, pursuant to a notice to the payments of the Bank in specie, which stood i . 11 ,or 'rec. sixteenths, you tons g.rth - i.t " 1 " 0 ' .' titiittehth, you roe s+ grin - - 1,875 T. %tee, Kettering, Northam p tonshire , farmer, April 17.18, which he had given, to move for leave to bring in a for to-morrow, to toporrow se'unight. , Ic a May 23, at the George Inn, Kettering. Atiornies, Ilk. Mar . Bill to amend the law relative to Insolvent Debtors, Mr. WILBERFORCEgare notice that on Thurs. i iv- shall, Kettering; and Messrs. Matthews and Randall, Castle lie SUPERIOR ADVICE.and with the permission of the House, he wi t d day he would submit to the House a motion 011 the . t.. 1 IT is of the first consequence to ascertain on street, Holborn. _ W. Vince, Lucas-street, Commerc i al - road , carpenter, April • briefly state the outlines of his proposed measufe.-- subject of the three persons, who having been con t.,. Ix "Ater talents and integrity a firm reliance HAY I's , lb le, May '23, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Fi tzgerald, Law- The two :is' sl•aeil in atllic . Sirs-re . C ISAR I E and Co., Surgeons. 0, t . _ .great objects which it aimed to accomplish damned to the hulks for a, violation of the law re .... h . euce Pountney-hill. of the Slave Trade, had since ~ ""4"t ' " sent hi e' l'''"fr"'"'" 4l """ i "" k """' Me ' sbe " of 1-- 2. Stephens, landeveylog, corn-merchant, May 4, e, 25, at was, to afford more relief to the really unfortunate , hating to the A bolit io n e., it r e.";4 ll . l . 4 • ll ' h ee . : l .°l l , l l, ld r e:ll e i , 7 e i r L ie l , l ,, " e ' l 'u i, r i e l l ' h • e l i c fr u ' t re '" o r y th e e n ., P re ul : i the Boar's Head. Carmarthen. Attornies, Mr. Barber , Gray's debtor than he could now claim, and to provide a ; been pardoned. a1..4114,„„,,,„. ..41 14 ,„„,,,„ . ;" isihk , nelaiiiie „ and 1)(44 . 44-ries " id , unit . Inn ; and Mr. Davies. Carmarthen. . greater punishment than was now inflicted upon the' The Greenland Fishery Bill was read a second time, ihe waroseolly prevent sir ...Alit. r the snatrin 11111 l al AMC. In the ! DIVIDENDS. ! dishonest and criminal debtor. To the first branch , and ordered to be committed to-morrow. of 'err" eradallois, he, in recent infect infection to confirmed liteg• • May 4, R. Dodson, Liverpool, merchant-May 4, W. Dal. of..s ni *Bill he anticipated no opposition ; but on the I Mr. BROG DEN brought up the Reports of the '''rir laatment commands very often a speedy. and savoy/ill ley, iCoothmartin, Devonshire, lime-burner-May 2, S. tia- unk P:tlwal cure. la oubtous cases, their long and well-arranged cage and J. Slack, Macclesfield, Cheshire, silk-manufacturers- contrary, he calculated upon the support of aI Committees of Supply and Ways and Means ; the re- "Perieire Live- them a promptitude of decision that secures may 8, J, W. Martin, St. Day, Cornwall, victualler-May 8, Learned and Honourable Friend opposite (Sir S. I Resolutions of which were read sod agreed fo r te Psalm, from being merrntiodized n o t of I-tisk-me, or hair- Luray, &erode Cornwall', v ictitaller -May 4, L. Levy and G. ~ nll .„ . :.• ha constiiitioe under.sine.l, and the vitai priuciple destroy. Childers, East Smithfield, slopsellers-May 4, T. Lewis. Ely. liOityy . Whoever had turned his attention to the I The Irish Excise and the Irish Customs Tobacco s 4 k) a Isieht, but insidious disease, or n blind mid fatal confl- place 11olloorn. merchant-May 4, It. Howard, Sen. J. Rivers, various subterfuges by which a creditor was defraud. I Duty Bills were read a third time and passed. be ~,,s te in shallow pretendeis. R. 11:tward, jun. and J. Howard, Mitcham, calico-printers- ed of his rights under the present system, must ad- I On the motion of Mr. ROSE the Committee on nil In Noycia, Debility, Vascular Relaxation. arid Many of May'2,D. Shaw, Barnsley,Yorkshire, mercer-May 4, J.(freeves, , . l', O tgans, milting from excessive indulgence, insalubrinus oil ..i. •im iles, ur sulitar‘ sensuality, th eir ;wiener gives iiew life and 1, ) on, upholsterer-April 22, G. Ancell and .1. Ancell, Wai- n it that some amendment of that system was neces- the Seamens' Wills Bill was postponed to this day litigant, Surrey, calico-printers-may 6, J. Nailer, Jeffries- . sary. For instance, there were many persons now se'nnight. tc- 'art` to the system, even in eases which are verging on de- sq uare , St. Alary-axe, merchant-May 6. W . Beale, Bishops '?'"f. Strictures toad other deratiseinehis of the Urethra they prison,. living luxuriously upon their property, The Poor-loose Bill was read a third time and • , eg ry e, 9r , ISi mild and tattoo* manner. Slight ;tad resent rase : Il• lld Hertfordshire innludder -May 2. R. Longstaff, Cloak- in I•l;:c i • te scrivener, - May 6, G. Killick, Piccadilly, hatter-May 6, end enjoying all the comforts of life, who refused to passed. P bellerettl lufecituu are cured in the short p eriod of two H. ' i A ss 'lk•n on Jeffries-square, St. Mary-axe, merchants . amt • • I 1.1 , • . 91%1,„take the beliefit of an Insolvent Act, , because they The Irish Sugar Drawback . 13111 went through a Id. -May 2, I). Shirt. Fall-Head. yorkshire, tamier-May 2, J. T., the Fantle Sex it will he cmeolittiry to know that they were determined not to pay their debts. Such abuses Committee, the Report of a otch was or,Lte.! to be lie Johmon aue J. .retr a in, Twirketesonilie Northamptonshire, Bas he cured of thonie Dchilities whirls defeat tonceptinu, and and T. Johnson, 11)de-street, Bloomsbury, millers. ought not to be suffered ; and therefore one of the received to-manna'. b. si i i th e enaidasinn of connubitil felicity. he Paleuts treat e d w i t h eus .d our , d e li ca cy , a nd inviolable se ; CERTIFICATES-MAY I 2. objects of the Bill would be to give the creditors the TREATY OF PEACE WITH AMERICA. , t ("fee s . ; C, Hosted, Chatham, brewer-A. Llddle, Castle-street, Fal- power,'under such circumstances, of compelling the Mr. HART DAVIS rose to move an .Address to I us Ite.,rs. CUR RI E mind Co. may be consulted every day, atvictualler-W. debtor to surrender his property in order to , satisfy the Prince Regent, on the conclusion bf vie Treaty • h cos-square-T. Russel, Beverley, Y or k s h ire, trusted that the e were ' h '', l? -"I•er 107, llatton-garden. S ‘ tace , Poe! so far as it might go, the just claims upon it. Another of Peace with A merit a. lie D. Gamage, Falmouth, merchant-W. Sykes and T. Shackleton ~.- , 6 7 , Letters from the c try, stating minutely the case. White Lieu strut, Norton-Falgate, mer chants-J. ,t w i ni ht es. ..... 7' 4. " inli'l. AC. and enclestog a remittance for Advice mud ehester, Hampshire, victualler-N. M K,ltilth iS. g . 9 object of the Bill would. be to increase the puni•di- few men in the country ru hu were not poe,:i.n.led.that t. t '''' l itters. nil.l he treated v, ith studiuusutteittion. um J . n debtors who, Exeter ' P e P er meat of t' ose from their own vices or the war with that country was unprovoked on our lu, Id 7, Buttou-gartku. 1J AP Nellie, Liverpool, merchants-k.. Pim, maker. , • . • • ... • . . . ~ . _,. _. • • ~. • . .. . • - .. - • - , ..os•• - I . 11 1111.11111.11.111. 00 . , : 59 79s. - • ~