The Statesman. — London, England, 1819-05-27 00:00:00

4 1 7,4; A. /two 4 N. 4152. wade )6% , and 11,1117F1ND14-!/OUSE. Mayl6, 11119. IVHE COURT of DIRRCTORS of Ihe UNIT- A ED COMP4PIi of igIICMA NTS af ISNCrf.. vain, is Ike East lilies, do kentigglie at s Quarterle General Court of the said Colwell, op- Feheleil la he held at their aerie is Leadrskalt•stnd, ea Wed wailt,the 23t of Jane west. at Ekren e'Clork to the Pareasses, a Medea will be made, That Mr. Charles Lime. talc of the Baize Ertahlishasent,lis ponsinad Is Mira er itls his rink to ladle." _ _ Jost Ph DART„ Seerdery. LAST VIDIA-HOUSE, M. SI, IE9. Irl/6 COURT 'f DIRECTORS of As Ja. UNITED COMPANY at MERCHANTS of IND. LAND, (radial t. the Eine Wits. 4 Array give Swim, /Mt • Gestrei Court .f the said Company Wit he held ist their How, i• Le•delehathareet, •s: Tharsdam. She VIA ef Jose *ext. ft.. Elmo oTtiotk ia the Farestos lota Sala the gesliAr: at &desks of the shier-avestioned Preptieters, viz.:— ROBERT CAMPBELL, A. ALLAN, V. WIGRAt, C. ottoir. • 11. LI RUMAT. J. HU DI.ERTON. It. C. PLOW DEN, (MORO E. Am Ira, JOHN BERII, J. BISBLTT, W. AS !TM., to Whites the fottomiug question, vis.:— Closu - t CJ *err i 4 the recto dinefildinel of the Covet of Directors, as contained is their Romtution of the 21101 osk. and the tie new of 61.1.0101. be accordingly granted, to he applied to the knetit of the Manilas of Hastings, in the mode pointed out Mat Rosoookition, *object to the confirmation of another Gent. rat Court." The said Resolution now lies open e tait Hoax for Ms puma, of tie Proprietors. JOSEPH DART. See. On the Ise of Jane s mu ill he u tili pthed. Ni. VI. (is be es C... issued tably). Price 3a. 6‘. MEDICAL BOTANY • or History of tilts Pisan is the Ilistvtla Med ic.. illustrative of the Lee ds,. Eitsbergh. sod Dahlia Pooresocoyeiao, uraosced or (*row( to she Listless St.tros. Lestisai Printed fee E. Coe end Son, St. Thoosserstritet, Sesthwark. IMPRESSED with a just anti human , WASP seral esisaljuti. 'posits athift4 fence ht injuditioit. treatment of • certain malady, rnatrarind iee is rolinver ton we bow. to require rnnarlu. and Oleo vomiting ea its unhappy victim' a Orrin of dirtityong and 'lnt.*. imepporianle Dr. FADY re•perifall% calls the attention of 115.... ',arrested. to his peculiar and lino ?Steeliest whether, of cure. noble the sd• 'retiring euip.rie of the day, nr the equally cries..al amber* O Ilene •• shit 11014 the wired at premise to the r ee and break it in row hope." Dr. Kidy will oat pre,.tme to pled:e ialalli -10 every dints iptieri of ever: beta. far as human aed, aa sisted by medical and entgeral skill. tan be applied. be ramie, a muses. speedy. and petillfflenlit ; baling wade errs, specie. of tey phtlelit a/WSJ en, nod it. vars.,. !rasa of dis ease . she peinotry n'1 , 4 1 6 of his pinfeako el eladier, aid being dowered by she troaceodent reettes which has ateessianted bre wade of twosomes' device the twine of a ant rod lobliloor practice. he is enabled so oar. with she %Slew renedenee. vet leinions at meet the mews hopeful and asecoarasbe. leseesarnble haunters eon be *Mimed illestratime of tie cepeteofile o 1 Dr. hadn't spies, which bee been Celled to prevail, rims where twistst latent r• aiewd by public Midwest's, has toes is efermal. Is addilis airs those comot.eseers advance., Dr. Eady will be found emsalls famowete In revivism the slumbering and debilliated terriers of the human enoolistion. whirl. embit ter, and, if oat Mewly arrested. frequently rendre , mit..tory the err, prieripal of existence. From this deralnting stair of is noisy and merility. by re-aologoing the frame, and affording tow and elasticity to the relaxed oreau , , Dr. liady is happy so colony the most dowries( aid acenranres that int. miners of bath Seim may be reword t n veall penevetilerr is the mesas dictated bring ossly reirserel. 1)r. i'.ade Is e en. salted daily. at 3S. Desatervet. Soho, by Patient, eel holt. lezes.—Creestry letters wet respectful attention by regain ic stamd post. --.00•01111•111111111111•11111111111111111.- _ .. _ _,...L" --- w _......-................. it ..., ...-.\ .\ .4 . • 1 4 . . . ' : II A i t e tt ' leee • 1d ... - i t it C S • _...... 't. L.: A 31741( vj4 t. an, • ttl'i he • 1)4 t J M I: I t i • . 1 ! LONDON, THURSDAY, MAY 27, 1819 PRIGR 79: 1 . f; I I ( gee a wAicti iea, ,eten Afore de ...Weil el ° NERVOUS DEBILITY, &e. ENCOURAGED by the uniform semis attend• iog their peraltar method of treatment in she rare of a few ;invoke• romplaintr, which has been confirmed by the es. mrromage of army 'rims is • large aad ettensiv , pear' ire I ero sible ales*, the happy elects Malting Os the Padllie from Me dleol Mew tordliAcg their attention, in a certain fla.s of dreams. Mews. 001 1 111aoil Co. Members of the Rol al f'ollegr of %or gews, in Loam , . roomier to divert their 5t...11.. t.a ih.ase a r..oag from is se. ret deglortive habit of itociimiiderate youth, telikh ei4 olds occasion • ollmerote into of ',tr...., salferitime, but atm erwails on it. votaries all she mot-reason IM becilaties wf old age. le dint ilistre.sirg state of debility ia• infamy. whether the eoloomari.re of inch haerfal h 'hiss r • airier &Mkt", Inag residence in hot climates or &toy oilte. emir, by which Ilse power. of the coostliutton become eft folded. a. rezetarly educated Surges's, of ih.. offer • Ora, tale, god speedy seaionaboss t.a sostud .a.i violists health. - Whereon early application is made for the row f a rertaii Disorder, tragically c. , • r.ieird in A ns ioseni of in. eradiation is often cnisspleil el in the short spare of Iwo eass mad is the snore advanced and nisetionie .brie• of ven►►eal t n . hell ~,, chatarterised by a sarie•y of pisielei and slistressine st)spinino, a perseverance in their plan ( weboot ieviroint in diet w elective) mill isvnre In the pastiest a permanent and radical 'The Mimes of the Urethra. as frequently cowered with or arising fr..n Ilse 'shove cninplaist, lin.e am ...raped their at italion I by nn infullibk ape improved Ono. they are en4hlrd atataore .luttinve (Letts arta Stricture.. lorbrtbet strew ..r of hag aeration, w filmier reAutiag meat painful and darigerusil ow d tae catestir boogie. To mnened Fersaler. whose expectation, of thole tender Mof rows.abuill happiness, have been defeated, it awn oin reaoult rellection to homy. that by a proper perantordare Is their trumedies. the general health is reiiiivis•sa. iseil.meuts nmeved. Mews. flow pied ezeimively protrudes the awe of there particular complarars, in order that they awn net he marked by a misioken few. wish slw oblooisl so justly adsorbed to Sae ignorant empiric, think it tint jnotire to themselves ro Maw, lbat they have been properly educated nod initiated who every brunch of the prem.... (4 ersificate- f which, Irma variom ilimaitals, and testimonial. from the Merril profeeWeid maswities, they have to convince any requarer) 1 bar a roblesee in the wonmer hemilibere of we enters world, ta well as is other plot., emboldera them to nwert, that their tentorrties Moog hero can f. ed to di-e in already enel.erat ed, their hold out a fellailllV of renovaiion to web e. Sol la. bear main the dehilitatima elf co- o' a life pored soder die Torrid 'Lanes and In} preon e twit Mei! pretender' moot itute a f..irts..ond for she toiprei este. t d c,nlideme w its winch lie) base, by the Public, hero , . liveroll, T• b. rilosicted at their h divir ( perrmollt or by letter) by Patients of either sea, with ware), decline). mid \fien ds., Palettes is the C• 1111 1 ,11 wr rrsl. ha to ante the part inlan 16 . 11 COMP, Rae, 0 , 111 siiel.glei ut L. neld•i:v a teonstianitr foe hovers sae Or. Rewe4ie. will be veto in &mailed toss, pad of IYe Ktoittleal• GOSS sail Co. M. K. G. Surgeon., Beemlastreri, kleol.sinott. Lowlse. Jest peblisbed (Tend Utiles). THE £ :IS a LI I N Commentary nn the Mime Ditmases. N, (.09S tol Arldrcte , tl t. the Y. uth 141 " 4 1" ... 1' I both Sesr.. M e h,.J at a, ("Am....ter n'. " 5 . Pall-M. 1 1; Sl. Grrr..rJ-viteci ; 1;4 ; ; laid al Easitateisra. Prke Si. nfti MARGATE Brt.Alll YACHT. LON DON ENG I NE ER, Ciiptain Fl. W. DODD. Starts from of the Tow.? every SATURDAY poi WEDNESDAY•for MARfiATE. Elot .Qs is the Shmois4 preebetv, and weal from Armee every MONDAY Gad THU NAOA Y al the same boor. Fares. ilk. Peek p►weer. Pier Dees Winded s and fn► children seder 0 years of age, and servants asteadisn (mollies, 101. smell. I.selles •ad (legalese, are pnrilealarly r►quested Its be es beard at least a wearier before &gat o'Cbak. _- All appliCaliang 1. he male to Mr. siqr.o. Lower 1 hikart-Orerl. CONIC, of Elefr-lane ; ant Ur. Chas eviler, Pier, Margate. J. A. JUCKSII, Secretary. LATIN CI.kSSIe.;. Jot pohlished. K•y I. 11. 111. IV. a the DELPHIN sod VARIORUM CLASSICS; to he rdited ant Prunied B• A. J. % ALIT, M. A. Lale Fellow of Pena. CAL Otrard. Total pte.rni enbseriptioe. large mat no iII. 9.1. The price l• new reiwil. In nee Se•seribee, 1 1 0‘ racl part. On stela of June it mill he rai,.d to Yl.. ; I. rce P.sper deehle. Eight want.. will be *finned. frees the t.ih of v... bruin% to peroins now isbromil. eel !Hera for India. l a s ao ls:e i Sbe at the original price. 114%. Saboei obers shiny' re alism of the Price they oriptsaall, roger. The hest !eaten sill he &deleted. I'M foretell% enlister , with the Test. le remiss , * the present mysteries reeky hi the rekr• enroll. .11w reeves... will he to the Bank meg I:Mtpirr. and ea, Ci the pure, by which Nieman the taw ladles will apply on all olber Erttines. The Liter/Iris Medlin trees she Ilipiost ennsii.urd to the pretest time, mill he aided in each A athnr.— Thou will be inearpnreted. as it were, the Delphi., oh: f1ip...., awl the Ymriurrm Fdeitsne. A arely viseraved heed rill be river of sorb Aalborg is ran be proemial from outbreak .wen. The Mom rill I.r tifrily execs.'s' s rod she various iilis-iradive Word Cris swill be hurried. - Ea. will rentais 671 pager, printed uniformly, hi Octane. . The Prior will be raiod to N..a-Ssa.crilters, as she Work advances. Too whole will nate ob.ori lio , b u t oat eaetediaß 130, ram— Twelve will he pressed annually, ew ho paid roe ea tt..liverv. As only a reruns assalwr .4 CNA.. are primed, she Wort ceeeot be sold to •ascribed is orporate Penh or As times. . . Al •ay Gentlemen have not it's teat their mote. as fitib timbers, ea ibe sepposiiiiso that tile fork brrrafurr be *erred kr ►ale al a Sewer prier, Mr. Valyr bre. Iss slate that a eery few copses mai are pratera for sale, in order to present the p.061111'4, of well depreciation. Parte Y. sad VI. will be delivered in J.l.e Name, are received by Mr. Yelp,, Teulevreeri, Lesdoe. eel it ir miscued resift reference is tows were the Pa:bony be delivered. •,0 1 Nes. Vll.ssd VIII. of STEPHENS' GREEK TIIE SAURUS wHI be publudied is a kw dsp, after which ibe priers wi.l be again raiord. Tories•caori, May jll9. ACAUTION to MOTHERS.—At a critical mu. ams like the rostra, when Children are Terrified, the utmost dientina nude le he laid to diem, partinstarly ad the mtweles aril chimney. are so prevaled. if the irritation of the RNs time. with mei ether dismder, very few infants re. tenter. Moline eueht never to be without the A MLR SCAN SOOTHING SYRUP is the intreri, for if a eaild wake.m I Ike loot with palm is its pinny 'hi...pliable amMicia r applied will immediately alma the i...re s , heal llid gum., and theft+, Inerllted fevers ar enavulstemyt ler •hauld is to in riparmitima •,,, id, . i ., "tiara disiirdre, it often ile-tr.i% r the aintbeee hi ithleet hams. Piireats aha mar be dahim of the winds .if ihrSoaM inig Sittig', ;nay refer' .... tie dilferent cases that Icier appeared lin the Neamapril far the inset lea Neat..—hitier Mr•. Jt)ll %. SON hat apmupriatrd me Mier 'wire a neck, vise fin a nine to tee airlock on Tamil+, and Saturday minting., to the peer who hove • Isidreo bawled in rotting their teeth. b. Armin; is letter trims a heri-ereeper, that the =whet i. a wail nt•ject sit eshrity, bar made nib universally known is, Minuet 1...,ii1y where there ate rows Chibtres, Mn. J. hop,. •ngif•ll A charily will act be abused. as It ramp oat of her private pent.—To be oad of the Prawn-tar.. Johrum aid William.. 91, NeWlnna—lfetl, 01rINICInieel; ur4l, hr their avixontaseoi of all the principal NedlClnt Vender, In 00011 MA rtnilnry. al 2..9d. a hotile.—N. B. Ne sue to ask ler .. Jettison and Wil- Moan Sootliag Syrup." CASE of WILLIAM PAUL ROGERS.—I. the wwwib ofJoitc. 1818, she Rev.Wordeo Biller. of v. Lahr. ellehea. a eat law the Shop .f Mr. Rover, a lteremer of Leteefis la Sloaarstreet. and poiniose in a Petition for n Reforms io Par. Ramie ihes. It i. for stemware. oa his eisonser, said be would have tbePasb4Nliee restated fro. hip ll•otte—at she wire time seise imam vo9 v 4 laluippr..c.illing lion a Jacobi" Rowel. and titre...teatime to A. all Ns his pewit to deprive bliss of ba tiste's. to a erect time Me charge of she Letters was take. fissa Mr. with:et hi. striae able to Aimee as reason from she Geeeral Past-011er for this istioror. proreedlag, aril Ma .1 ..s his rui.traners *senora farther dealific. wish him.— The satvetreree that after • toggling f e sone time at 1111r port wif • and wrest Tomo, ellatdr.4l. be wee. throws into she El• - el Ps MHO tar debt. friar 11 hence tw has Jost obtained his re lea.e b% a rampositiaa with hH reerlisiiri, w hit+ he a enabled to wake by mean of a Public Sabseripsion. Among she Sob wribess, who that emitted Mr. Rogers to ,ctrl" hit freedom. were the fall.- a ing losioarable R lion. Earl 03r•avemor an 0 0 • - .- Itaght H.ro. Earl Serena • Flag Rerdeit, Bari. M P. W. II:* blibres/ , 'Esq. Y. P. • - 22 0 we. Peter P.sq - - 5 5 0 . J. C. fiebhosPe, },p, - - i 5 0 Calomel Na, ier - - . 4 U 0 Tbe r.imrds at Mr. Morten ore :Insists that he ma only shrtald be restored to bberts nml hot brain . hit he ' , at in a war to -upport his (Ault% at before. kiwi to with' roalto.rd in which he b for t 3 tenon rri , rl.4l . levelled the prefer sista of a Capper. &r. and ot.ri• toe .1.or: etre of an in dn-orn.o. and plied own. To On a were,. the lei.. of Ins house wool be tedarased. ond •• s shop st-eltrd.— The further aid, therefore, of the Frirod. to Liberty i• ear anrty rot rented. to order. by enwittrirot • ... k, to sh• Wto all political persecutors that ma Map. F.ttltultwoo sod his fa. only ire flul to he reined meta) he, MIK be 11... been artier in legally obtaining slgnotores to a Petitios. in Parliament, in oppopilieo to the wales of Niemen and their alibi ral tip• prawns. Fa fortheraore of Ibis object. the .out folios tag are already ohrasard r— ' Hi. Grace the Doke.? Bedford die A u The histquili et Thwheec k MeMbeer, Wood, keg. M. P. The Hie. Daigle' Kiesivrd i 0 U - . h U U -•5 3 u Mr. Ridgway, i. Piccadilly. grill rreeive the Subscription. Mr. Hauer, resides be Sitaute.strert. corner .4 Caduasn place. Jo 0 0 5 5 0 CAPE MADEIRA WINE, WM. par Dns. n .— THOMPSON aid COA TES haw.- w.w in r•tinit • nuns. tsty of the .bear Muse. which, ahlt..veliMill • their eras gnu litt • I. well deterelant at •111111141i011 ' and warranted rapist. it n•I waPerree, t. that eillrerthed u nhigher prier 1,, ,h.+ FM,. blialuneeta paatgreetlt tleattralattee Wine Casapaimet."—• great &edge*. le FRIRSCII BRANDIN/ '— The bet oW real Cognate 24, pet (Milos. Fine dilln. tj.. 14.1 Old Jamaica Rear. Ik. THOMPSON and COATIsA app.iv Ong portion of the Pobl , e who are ownegasiosed wish their swede of tratosirsisa botee. shot at their bone the novel SOHO i• not adopted of preses.done that speesSed articles ma obi, be had op to a por tant:sr day of the womb. - - • • T. and C. Iran the fartlitlea emanating from as eiletoloo ha Mae*, eau all haws airer n rrtalar meld, of I m.. 4 h ~r e W ioe► and Siorit., 41 pric , • whirls court ra+np►attan. 111, Holboto.hill.— Comet mg. a,w to up the odjoioing (Mews'. piney' (lied on IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. --.16.- - BMW. OP LORDS, May IS. The Harrhate Art Aseadowel. the Honduras Trktl f War der. old the West lliddleort Water works Bills were brooght S &ow the Coteranos, and 'rod n first time. Mr- Ining, from the Cwtow.toice, pmested as Aerosol of the Plusher mad Towage of Snips catered • lowan,. sod clewed oalwarda. for aid from the Nuts of Break Swill America awl Per West India Ishi.ds. boil the 'ear IBUli to UHL both as the tattle. The "Welt Prow Relief Rill or., trail it wont tire. Rail BATHURST brial7ht in a Hill to enable pens In be ordained for the tyre of uwais in the ol..tiler, b% di • Arch blikals of Camelhair, awl Yo.h, the Ruh," of Loartoo, or aay other Bishop. oo product% his qualiticati. Tbere wos %mother .N.ve is •this Bull. mussels. so Prevelit R."" •- thous Titular Bishops from aidaLtit.a rennin to the M initts I. the Colonic., norther wit.. In peeves, person. flown stye's. Ina the hearth of the cursor soul, in Ragland Of Irelond,•aa the ..11 1 1kihth , m of the Bkhotit of Nowt Stalin, Casette, or Chowle, wilheut the erdheation of she Arthbi.hops of Cooler burr and York, et of Ibr Bishop is whose diocese the, ebare to 'flue 1 noasther abject was, to present the Behar of Cid .llllll. Nona Stella. he Chants Irmo oefinkithic prison doriag their .14y in thin rottalry,ie mho:we floe their dioceses se those part. The Rill was the, resit a Lon flow - - - The ilitrepi ;bred In? Aetnants nr Nil s.rittnesterred ?paw the Addle rend. nt Ettelaint in sbn-e of brined. ender the 57111 sad bBlh of the Kiag.—Ordeted to be laid as the Nide. Earl BATHURST sowed for a Cope of lotenlore ra ined Air t►e Worker •1 ►a Illajebty'• Mo. for t►e rowspletieg of t►e We Sllee► mad Gold Cosa.—Ordered go be laud ►efore Ike llokee.—Adioorued. HOUSE OF COMMONS. The Middlesex and West London Water-works Bill was read a third time and passed. Sir K. WILSON presented • Petition front the in habitants of Choiley, in Lancashire, which the Hots. Member said, was signed by upwards of 500 per sons, and in which the Petitioners begged leave to express their satisfaction at the conduct adopted by the lines., in the matter of the Borough of Norm . . by which the House had refuted the calumnies which bad so frequently been thrown out agsinst them, of a wish to encourage corrupt practices in the election of its Members. The Petilionets farther represented, that they were not represented in the Hoyle, and prayed that the elective franchise of Penryn, which the Inhabitants of that Borough had forfeited by thei• cenduct, might be transferred to the Petitioners.— The Hon. Member said, he knew not whether the, Petition•rs were freesaen, freeholders, copyhnldets, or householders: het he perfectly agreed in their Naive for the elective franchise; and aroporsevded was he, of the necessity of Parliamentary Reform, that until some Reform of the Hoese had tsken place, he nem "retold vote for the imposition of a single of taxes. The Peiltioo was read, and ordered to lie on the table. A Bait was brought in to regulate the number of Passengers to be taken by Stage-coaches In Ireland. —Read a fitst and second time. Th► Parochial Friendly Sorialief Bill, wes re-com milted for to•morrow sennight. Sir J. Newport's Dill, foe pr►rotior the spree& is. ..f Contseious Disease in Itoland, was brought In.—Read e first, end ordered to be read a second time to•morrow. The Margols Camdea'a Tellership Hill, was read a third time and passed. The House ',vitt into a Cemmittee of Sepply. The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER proposed tan Resolutions, but its so low a tone, it was impossible to collect with accuracy whet they were. We understood, however, that the first to• Ist►d to the appropriation of ,400,0001. of Undiluted Dividends to the public service; the other Resolu tion we could tint collect at all. Mr. LUSIIINGTON, who was in the Chair, in the 'hence of Mr. Broaden, r►ad over the Resole. Linos, in a manner still more hurried, and less audible than that in which the Chancellor of the Exchequer proposed them. Sir J. NEWPORT said, be understood a torten named Wheeler, who had formerly been convicted of issuing fraudulent insurance policies in the Lot tery, had been elecied Alderman of the City of Dublin. lle could not fail to express his serprize at this circum►tance, and at the conduct of the Court of Aldermen in Dublin, who could hare sanctioned secs a choice. Ile also wished to know bow the elections for the Corporation of Dublio were tilos managed. The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER bad no information I. give on the 'eject. Mr. SHAW said, the Wields's, In question had served the office of Sheriff In a manner highly ho. ;tearable to Monogr, and satisfactorily to the citizens of Dublin; and he (Mr. Shaw) knew very few men more popular than Mr. Wheeler was. Sir J. NEWPORT kettle teething of the character of Mr. Wheeler, escept that he had been convicted of asking illegal insurances in Ilse Lottery. The Resolutions were then agreed to, and the Re. port ordered to be received to-morrow. The Report of the Remolotions founded on the Re port of the Rink Committee, Was blooght up, and agreed to; and ordered accordingly. A Petition was presented from Denifermling, pray. ing ■ Reform in the Horeb System. Mr. CHICHESTER moved for leave to bring ie a Bill for equalizing the Assessmenls on Counties in Ireland on Presentments to Gland Jean.. Mr. L. FoitsTEß ...hi not oppose the Bill being brought in. ►et he (rated the nitrites , of car rying the Hon; Member's plan iota eff..rt would he heavy. There must be a nen surrey of every aces in Ireland, which, at 6d. per acre, would amount Ito near 300.0091. Mr. CROK ER wished to have a thorough of Ireland taken, both statiatkal and maritime. Ile thought both could be carried nn at one time, and might be elected for less than 100,0(101. After a few obserfatiess from Mr. C. GRANT,' ca,9o Mr. V. FITZGERALD, and others, Scare was given to bring its a Bill. THE CATHOLIC CLAIMS. Sir G NOEL said, he bad intro notice of nettle nesoletions whkh he 'mended to propose rerpecti• g the Catholics; bet he bad now to state to the Howse a reason why he wished to withdraw these Revolts. Heys. lir had held no comnseniratitin with any one on the subject, and bad acted entitely in compliance with what he considered his line of duly. He coatti ds•ed that his Majesty's Ministers were at this lime vitiated in the consider.tion of .o 4 important sots. jects, and he woald he the last man who wield by say act of bis eniba hem in the discharge of their duties. For this reason, soil n• 1 Mmes. be had altered his opinion as to the nature of his Ross i lutlons. he should for the present wl•hdrsw thee, and act In rotary as circumstances shoold poiot oat. THE NATIONAL DEBT. Mr. GRENFELL wished so know ohethe► It was the initiation of the Chancellor of the Eachogoer to call tho ationtino of the Hoese to the subject of ilia sues paid to the Beak of England for the manogesent of 'ho Nat West Debt Z • The CHA NaI.I.OR of the EXCIIEQUER, mid, he hid received the opinion of the lA,. (Mews of the Crown on the subject, and mss ready to submit the sates to the Fissoce Committee oh they' shoold all for it. Mr. GRENFELL 'said, it would d►pend on tho melt of this coolosenication, wbothor he should briog forward the motion of which he had given notice on this sebject. ADJOURNMENT OF THE IiOUSF.. Lord sTotsce, that he would to.wiorrow wove Oast olio Bosse at its risiog eraald adjoern to Wednesday. CESSION OF PARCA. Sir C. MONCi i i;aisii4 to make the motion of which be had given notice, mil, that eacept the defy which a care for the safety of his mite novelty im posed on him, there was none which be more wil lingly undertook, than that which he bed to dis charge that evening. He had to call on the Hosea in behalf of a People who were to - be deprived of all that made civil soekty voluble, protection foe person and property, and the free exercise of rt. The People of Parp were new in possession of these privileges—he could not ea! in the enjoy mem of them, for by the imprudence of the Noble Lord at the Congress, they were seen le danger .1 Wog slaughtered ignominiously by their cruel use. mine the Turks. or leaving their einietry. reaping, a cnsepeisery and tnedequele compensation for the goods they left behind; leaving their land to be shared among their fees, led their Christian cherchee to be polluted with Mabemetan ceremonies. If be had Dot strength of mind to Impress on the Howse all the circumstances which weighed in (noer of the inbahitants of Perga, he hoped be should be able to state enough to persuade the How, that they were called open in an especial manner by the generosity and justice which should actuate them towards other States, and especially toward, small Stat..i, which at their hazard had been our friends in war, _ln interfere to protect them from the errors of Oar Mitll4/1.111.--. That House could never, he thought, refuse its sym. pethy or companion to a People struggling for free dom, and therefore he was encouraged to celestite ' that the object of his motion would be graciously re. 'teived, especially as military possession wss taken of Parga in the year 1814, by a British force tent by Gen. Campbell, upon a specific engagement with the People of that town that It was to follow the fate of the lonian Island., whatever that fate might be. The People of Pala thus confidently committed them selves to the protection of England, and was it pos.• sible that it was intended, as be understood, to alien. don this interesting People to the dominion of the *Corks? He assured the House that to hriogine for. ward this motion be was not *cleated by any petty motives, or by any desire to inculpate the Noble Se cretary for Foreign Atfai sss who was not, be sincere ly believed, by any means aware of the mischief, likely to result from the transaction to which he had given his went. On the contrary, indeed, he tboreht the Noble Lord, when apprised of the consequences of the coarse upon which he had entered. would be reedrto retrace his steps. He gave the Noble Lord MI credit for a disposition to shrink from any treaty that threatened to produce such misery as must revolt from the surrender of the People of Pero to the do minion of the Porte. Such a coarse would iodeed be so abominable that he could not suppose any Bri tish Wainer would give it his sanclion.—[Lfeer!]— Here the Hnnoursble Baronet entered into a history of the lesion Islands, end their continental depend encies, including Rugs, from the fifteenth century le the year 1797, when they fell ender the dominion of France, la eating since of the conquest of Venice ty. that Power. He nest adverted to the tran.fer of these Islands to the joint protection of Ra.eie and the Porte, and the ineffectisal endeavours of the Parka of Albania to obtain military possession o f the f o o l , o f The arbitrary character of tbia Paella could not be unknown to the House; and his promise to the people of Nice was, that if they aorrendend to him, they should be whet he celled comr.en•st.d fee their present possessions by being transferred to other pis t e., while, truly, their town was to he occupied by Treks, end their Christian churches c.toreved into mosques. Was not such a proposition piece linty revolting, be would ask. to *wore fl'it' - t'• 50 '•• • -'-- •- oen•MOS mind ?—(hear imply ChoWien, to every g 99 mind (—(Wear, heor!)—The People o Pero revolted et it, mod the terms of the letter in which 'bey rejected the prop°. sition of theNcha evioced at oats thejostiee of their sp. preAenslee from sock • contsretioo, • nd the reanliness of their resolution to withstand it. The flan. Baronet read ■ copy of this letter, and It. tone end terms, ' which eloweently bespoke the spirit of frsedom and r•