The Statesman. — London, England, 1820-05-02 00:00:00

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Supported to k Military 4,ontribatiows; open is oases of danger to a 63r retie( without rueowaneoristion, Morriss of the Directors and (Toreson of lestßettion will he hoiden at the EMI( of LONDON AV ERN. RISMONIKIATIWITIIII2T, onWEDNIIIIPDAY, tb . . . This day werepublished, in I I vols. deny Oho. price les.ed. each, in boards, (TORTE HOMILETILE; or above 1,900 Dia eonrses (in the form of- Ski:Woos) on the whole Scripteres. could not take upon himself to say, that a general unsure would be introduced during the present Ses sion, bat a preliminary step would be undertaken - . Mr. BENNET gave notice of some intended motion, which, 'we regret to say, we were wholly unable to hear in the gallery. By the Rev. C. SIMEON, M.A. Fellow of King's ('olllse , Cambridge. Printed fur T Cadet' and W. Davies. Strand; 3. Hatch ard and Son, Plecadilly ; Parker, Oxford; and W. Black wood, Edinburgh. COURTS OF AUSTIN! IN SCOTLAND. tdrl of M. 11( nest, at Eleven. fur Twritre We • The follooing is a List of tbeSubratriptions 1 11 :1 4 =ts reeelved at and subooqoently to Ilse Annlverittf ilillotisoL held at V.t. City of Loudon Tasern, on rriday. f MI6 February : Dooolinats. in'ill T. Thorp. El -lb b 9 1 1 4 1 1 1 Dr. John Latham, '.r,. Mr. CLIVE laid on the Whitt t number of paperi and reports connected with the 0010113114100 SO illgeire into the Receipt of Fees, he. in the Courts of Justice in Scotland. He moved that they shoeld be printed. Lord A. HAMILTON tout 'that opportunity termite. am WIPP sftepart of that enumMtulei4 11* - 11110olni • meet to the °Hee of a fourth Berm el ti s Easholuer in Scotlaadorm, in the event of a'fattre rummy, re commended to be discontinued, and haring eines hoard that the inteution was entertained of net aiding upon that recommendation, but of nominating to the Ohre, he wished to be informed whether each was the real intention ? of London - D:. Mattiael MOEN - sir James M`Gregor - - Ins. Mellish, Esq. V.P. - Willett Smith, Esq. - - Henry Gaitslill, Esq. - Peary Burgess, Esq. - •.-rhitoold Morerief, Esq. - II ;:iisin ii%keii, Esq. - Hubert Thorp, EAI. - - John Arebbait, st ;Mari %Valium, Esq. M.P. I. flollock, Esq. - ss iitinin Danbury. Esq. J. W. Rudd,. Esq. - 1 Friend - Dime, Hiles. Esq. - Fister Darks. Esq. - A Lady. a I.ife Governess - .t. Jocelyn. Esq. - - .1. H. Niles, Esq. . . 'ona' Francis, Esq. ti. Poilinn, Esq. - - 11m.Rowninn - George Skelton. Esq. - John Rirlia, tl.i in, Esq. - % Friend - - Richard Dendy, Sq. - W. C. Dendy, Esq. - - ti. C. II -. Esq. - J. T. Willot Esq. - John Jefferson. Esq. - les. Mr. Heehaws - - -c-Peacock, Esq. - - Jun Perces nls, Esq. - .! hind, per John Banks, Esq. C. /axis. Esq. - - Lesley Ai sander, Eaq. - B. Knight Spencer. Esq. - ;Sieges Terry, Peacock, and Co. James Realism, Esq. - H ill's. Piti m ilips, Esq. S. Spain - , . - J . Si:sines, - - C.. Gold, Est - . - William Sowers. Req. - John Besz ivi ' D. i 0 • g o 0 0 o 00 o 0 0 O 00 1 1 0' 1 1 • o 00 O 00. 1 10 O 00' 1 101 o 0 01 O otr o O 00 1 1 1 0 0 00 1 1 0 O 00 ' ' 1 1 0 1 1 0 1 1 0 O 00 1 1 0 I The LORD ADVOCATE if SCOTLAND said, the appointment had taken place some weeks age.—(Hear, hear! from the Opposition Beeches.) Lord A. HAMILTON replied, that the answer he had just received made some future proceeding neces sary. He was not prepared to say whether he should so shape his motion, as at first to move for a copy of the appointment, or whether he should submit a motion if censure on such an appointment. The LORD ADVOCATE observed, that whatever Illartie the Noble Lord followed, he felt convinced Etat, at the proper time, he could satisfy the Hesse of the frepriety of the appointment. Sir JOlll NEWPORT considered himself bound. as having taken an active part in the institution of the Commission, to recommend to his Noble Friend to persevere in moving for a copy of the appointment, which had so recently taken place in direct opposition to the recommendation of the Commissioners. The country had a right to be informed, whether one there existed the intention of realizing the wishes of that Commission, to the extent of meeting the expences of its formadon. Mr. BROLIIHAM wished to learn from the Learned Lord Advocate of Scotland, whether or not certain offices in the Jury Court of Scotland, and •which. in consequence of the discovery of a gross proceeding, which he would not then characterize, the Nebk Lord in the blue ribband (Cutlereagle), not then in his place. had Friend the next O 00 O 00 O uu O 00 10 0 I 10 O 00 o 00 O 00' 10 o 00 O 00 O 00 O 00 O 00 0 •0 O 00 o 00 • 00 10 O 0.4. or nut. filled up, job bad ne The LOI the Judges t. - sines, of the Court sould not proceed withoursuch offices bring filled up, and that they were so. Mr. BRUCUHAM said, he was sot at all surprired that the Judges of the Court eutertainett that oploion 4 but though at the head of that Court was placed an Honourable and Learned Friend of his, be still (Mr. Brougham) pledged himself to prove; that there tie% ee bad occurred a grosser job, or a greater insult on a country labouring under the pressure of severe taxa tion. It was almost beyond endurance, even in Scot land.—(llear, hear ?) The LORD ADVOCATE of SCOTLAND ..- that tile House would not readily believe that air Supreute Judges of a Court of Justice in'Scotl, a I would countenance a proceeding of the description given by the Hon. and Learned tlentleman. Lord A. HAMILTON then gave notice, that on the 11th at May he should move r.r the Copy of the late of the Puma' Baron of the Court of FA ii tiand.—(Hear, hear ! from many parts s< the House.) _ CIIMMITTIS OP SUPPLY. • On the motion of the CHANCELLOR of the EX CHEQUER, for the House resolving itself into a Com- • ttee of Supply, Lord A. HAMILTON expressed a wish to know from the Right Hon. the Chancellor of the %che quer, whether it was likely that theapplication of the Scottish Maltsters for a 'modification of the duty, would be attended with success? The CHANCELLOR of the EXCiflifiVEß re plied, that Ihe necessary inquiries to the linswets of the Treasury had not yet been received; but be con sidered himself bound in candour to state, that he at present saw no reasons, either on the grounds of jus tice or expediency, for any such modification in favoar of the Scotch Meister, to the exclusion of others.. The House having resolved into a Committee of n r ply, the CHANCELLOR of the ESCCRIEIZEIRR red the general Resolution, that a supply be granted t his Majesty. The douse then resumed, and the waa otdered to be taken into consideration to; C 'O7 , •.‘ PRIVY PLIRSS. f; I. ~ Mr. TIERNAY rose to observe, that amongst the 'spin presented to that House, conspGted with the ne. k ll List, theme appeared one, bye hick it was proved, a sum, einpletting to 385, . had been applied the, of the Privy . shore the sum . arpospriatad to that object. Such a pro impailt 11141 *it view, to sag the least of it, MT 6111111111010 W. but ha she* ink )t . for granted, $b thatd *bid) Ake application milab i = b illi ri:P =hi tikkßiFitv's !9 which be coals eatielpihoso althomilista.. lie *it s understood, that chi ea* scam& the gig* 11411. it Chiateth.r of the lizekeiser sepal inclined to psi kale, was as to the applicatios t tis ;Alt to the 'late ievair—that it for fay • h is !OW ; I tlaty. j4fielik6en!)—lf #4eoieq its; be 111411 1 .0 it . tty 4 . irbig le !OW Alklatet Willi! Ibriost .11i'..titirdelliof the EXCIIIIIII.TER oh servest, that *boa ligation of the Hit Member - . 0 10 111 .o. fiellideard, Bag. 0 Mr. Warburton - 0 0 0 Framis Same, Esq. 1 1 0 J. C. Powell, Itsq. 0 Henry Sikes, Esq. - 9 9 0 l'llomes Denman, Esq. 1 1 0 William Bei!, Esq. - 1 1 0 Richard Durant, Esq. 9 1 0 ..i oho Marshall, Esq. 1 1 0 • Thnness Wilson, Req. M.P. - 10 10 0 J. T. Gellibraml. Esq. - 6 6 0 Henry Lowless, Req. - 0 0 0 J. S. Gaskoin. Rig, - - 0 0 0 James J. Other, MR. • 6 1 0 Mrs. Orison - 1 1 0 Mies Orlton - - - 1 I 0 Mr. George Buck - - 00 0 Mr. John Richards - • 5 3 0 sneel Penning, Esq. - - 1 0 0 - - 0106 Mr. Robert !mete - - 0 0 0 11. N. Davis, Esq. - - 0 0 0 1..9. Basendale, Esq. - - 1 1 0 Michael Gibbs, Esq. - - 00 0 Robert Price, Esq. - - 0 0 0 Jetta Evan,. Esq. - - 00 0 lowland Evans, Esq. - - 00 0 Sena Fonter. Esq. - - 0. 0 0 skinner Z. Langton, Esq. - - 00 0 Zscbsry Langton. Esq. - • - 66 0 iklid Bunny, Esq. - - 61 0 - Her. J. W. Bellamy, A. M. - - 1 0 0 Robert Childs, Esq. - - 00 0 ttaeivel Bromine'', Esq. - - 0U 0 .1 r•het Hodokinson. Esq. - - 00 0 septimes Wray, Esq. - - 65 0 Miss Priee • - - 00 0 - William Quincy, Frq. - - 00 0 Alfred Carter, Esq. - - - 00 0 Mrs. Carter - - - - 1 0 0 Mrs. Nightingale - - - 1 0 0 Mr. Diegle - - - 1 0 0 Dr. J. H. Davie - - - 66 0 11. D. Neale, Esq. - - - 00 0 John B. Rayner, Esq. - - 68 0 Thames Dlbbin, Esq. - - 1 1 0 Juin Rah% gig. - - • 00 0 Amens collected at the Avalversary Ser moo, by Ike Rev. I. Jackman, A. M. at Christ March, Surrey - - 116 19 6 A Lire Subscription, by F. H. Esq. 10 10 0 Ditto. by R. H., Esq. - 10 10 0 T4* Hoe. and Right Rev. Gerd Bishop of Barham - - - 10 10 0 483 14 6 Total - - - LSIII 10 6 The followiag Gentlemen are the Stewards elect for the art, .inniversary e Dr tddhoa John Evans, Esq. Jelin Arebbatt, Esq. John T. Gellibrand, Esq. Seem Ballot*, ffsq. 'Mantas Glover, Esq. IL fterry. Esq. Thomas Harrison. Esq. Lieor K e Buck, Esq. William legit's. Esq. Dr. J. H. DeVis J o h n G. Jetties, Esq. T. 11. Davis, Esq. Robert Holger, AR. William Weedward, Req. Wm. Williams, Esq. M. P. Peter Disks, Esq. Old Jewry, April 16, 1620. HENRY RICHARDS, S e e. Tills enivereally Charitable institution has been produc tive of anstpablie Minty by relieving parishes, and eaddag a mere general aM earnest attention to the diseases of in fant.) and . In a private sense, It bas afforded comfort to nneerese Omni= Inn ender 'Diction from the Phipps of their elildram, maim saved Mom an expellee for .edirinr and advieivniek diet . can 111 afford to incur, even et tile best of Between Jame, 1916. when the Dispensary was April, 1816, so less than 81166 chilitrve bare roe, Inl I mad !Wesel Assistaice. Of the total sember of nasals admitted, There lave bees sand wed relieved - 7808 Have died - - - 167 Have bees vaccinated • - 5143 , Oe lite boobs, sad leder cure - Stl6 . il , . , ..41. • .• - LU 's.* Au * te..l . had last Session pledged himself to his Noble (Lord A. Hamilton) not to have filled up till ,t Meeting of Parl nt, he jfilr. Brom to learn whethri" Ollll4ll tarsal Ile wished to fuser t e Cart—tot u n tin were If s 111 more outrageous, inneeeegary, or greater I never taken place, even In' Scotland. WED ADVOCATE stated., In answer, that dges of the. Jury Court considered that tha. be- LVPERIAL PARLIAMENT. HOUSE OF LORDS, Mosul Air. MAT I. The Honse proeeetted in Appeals. The Oaths were administered to the Marquis et Downshire, the Earl Pitstriltlam, noddleUlm" et Hereford. The LORD CHANCELLOR reported the King's must gracious Answer to the Address of th.• House. Mr. Irving, from the t'ustoms, presented an Ac count of Exports and Imports; Mr. Massey, Accounts from the Insolvent Dekors' Court; and Mr. Win chester, (ruin the Post-office, an Account of Arrears and Balances in the hands of Deputy-Postmasters-lie neral.—Ordered to lie upon the table. On the motion of the gar! of LAUDERDALE, Ac counts of the Consolidated Fund, &c. ordered last Parliament, and not presented, were Again ordered. *The Earl of SHAFTESBURY presented • petition from the Manufacturers of Norwich, praying the Re peal of the Duty upon the Importation of Foreign Wool.—Ordered to lie upon the table. Adjourned till to-morrow (this day). HOUSE OF COMMONS, MONDAY, MAT I. The SPEAKER read to the House his Majesty's most gracious Answer to its unanimous Address. It expressed his Royal thanks fur their lopd and du tiful Address, and pledged himself to the upholding of those securities and blessings which had established the superior charaoter of the country amidst the other nations of the world. Some short time after, the CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER stated, that it was the usage of the two last Accessions for the new Parliament, at the commencement of the respective Reigns, to pass a Vote of Thanks to their respective Majesties, for their gracious ,answers. He moved the adoption of the same course on the present occasion, and the motion was carried unanimously. Mr. M. A. TAYLOR presented a Petition from the Lighteritten on the River Thames. Ytr uvu4s, SAJJ14‘11;1811. Ibmil she Waterton !teeth of She Over, as well as from the Wharingers between Blackfriars and London Bridge, complaining of the state of hazard and insecurity in which London Bridge now stood, and of the Olinger to property and life to which they were, in the exercise of their respective callings, exposed, in consequence of such insecurity, and the impediments it produced to the navigation of the river. Mr F. Bußintrr presented a petition to • similar effect from the Whacfingers between Westminster Bridge and Blackfriars. They were ordered to be printed. Thirteen Members took the oaths, amongst whom was the Solicitor-lieneral. Lord LIOWTHEK presented a Petition from the 31anufacturers and Merchants of Kendal, against the Wool Untie..--Orilered to lie on the Table. On the motion of Mr. TREMAYNE, a Return of the Import and Export of Tin for the last year was ordered to be laid on the Table. Petitions were presented (ruin Val. Blake, Esq., complaining of an undue return of the sitting Member for the Borough of Galway, in Ireland, as was one from Carnation, Cornwall ; the ballots for which were fixed for the 30th 1•1 May. Mr. BROUGHAM stated, that as he nnderstood the discussion fixed for Thursday, on the arrangement of the Civil List, was likely to be postponed until the next day, in consequence of the indisposition of a Noble Lord (Castlereagh), not then in his place, he felt it necessary to move for the production of papers of material importance in the elucidation of the pre litninary discussion, which it would be his duty to bring on, before the discussion on the Report of the proposed Resolutions. As the paper containing the information which he was solicitous, to ohtiin, had originated in the Colonial Assembly of the Isle of Barbadoes, and was the act of that Local Legislature, he had simply to move an Address to the Throne, i praying that a copy of the Act, of the year 1663, by which a duty of 44 per cent. was levied upon all pro-1 duce exported from that island, should be laid before the House.-3lotion agreed to. Mr. BROUGHAM next observed, that as, by a case , ruled in the Courts of Law, the Barbadoes Act did not apply to the Leewards Islands, burthe Legislature of those islands having copied that Act, lie had next to move for the production of all other Colonial Acts einpdnering the levy of such a duty on the exportation of West India produce.—Motion agreed to. WZIGLITA AND NILAIIVIDA. Mr. H. SL'MNER, adverting to the inconvenience felt in various parts of the country, on the present ine quality in weights and measures, particularly in 'he county of Surrey, where the precedent adopted by the city of London in subdividing the minor measures was acted upon, but on which prosecutions took place, and the convictions were quashed, was anxious to learn from the Chancellor of the Exchequer, whether the Com mission appointed for the purpose, whose Intoenn were for the two last years suspended, by the serious in quiry on the Bank-note question, had yet concludeil their labours, and whether any general legislative measure was intended to be introduced by his Majesty's Go vernment The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER, is so wer, Mated, that his lion. Friend to od attrilorsd the delay of the Report to its tune cause--matnely, the other very important Wittig of the Cototaiieion. Be w -Tv, • .., 9 1 i' ~~' . MRS. b: respectfully iuL_ Oeittry s end the Public. (whota vbe to inspect the Noltellies of the Season in If ATM and NETS for Ladles. Gentlemea. and Children. euchuvively manughetured by her. and erigioally introduced miller the patronage of the Royal Family) , that sh e ha s REMOVED from Sloane-square, Chelsea, to more convenient premises, GRCAT SIIIITII-TTRRICT. on the King's-rood. dalkin ins Downing's Floor.eloth Manufactory.—ller Mobs and Bowsaw are manufectnred from a mot curious fore* pro doction, and for eleganct-, lightness,. and durabiliq, surpass any former introduction. They are made by hand, Irltbout sewing : the colour is not affected either by rain or op air; they may be dyed of say colour; and when soiled or pet oat of shape by much use. they may be restored to both for a trifling charge. For children's uve. travelling, or Weer at the sea-side. are unrivalled. as they are supplier MI straw or Loiters. This day was published, with a Portrait from an Picture, painted by Mr. West tome years since, in boards, THE SECOND and CN OCLUDINO PART of the LIVE and WORKS of BEXIAMIS WEST, Esq. President of the Royal icademy of Lose*, sebeaqueat to his arrival is this Country. Composed from statarials furnished by himself. By JOHN GALT, Esq. Printed for T. CadeU mad W. Davies, timed, Bodksellers to *be Royal ARadevsy; sad W. Blackwood, Ediabelgh. Qf whom may also be had, The Work complete, with a Portrait; price Ha. la boards. Just rebllslsed, prim 8.., In boards. SPECIMENS OP S YST BM ATM: MI LB; or, losommiso Sows annually jp. e; Dlossmeriss of tbe btu milsF:othered t aid lejcstiee perpetrated. Ihr Rea sons o Mte; from Melia Prot:seder and Correspoodenee of the Meiners of the Crown, the Privy Council, the Board of Trade, the Levant Company. Ike. be. lc.; and Reports of ConmalUeee of the House of Commons, and of the College of Ph)sielans. daring an Investigation protracted for a period of nearly Four Years ; illustrative of the reel remote cause of all the Distresses of the Nation, and of their mile eeriest Remedy. Something is rotten iu the State of Denmark." Hamlet. Act I. Herne iv. By CMARLEX M tfi.FAN, M.D. London : hold by T. Dolby, AM, Strand, and all other Booksellers. DR. WALCOT, ALIIS PETER PINDAR. This day vs. published. by Gold sad Nortishoase, No. V. prin• sh 6. lid. of THR LONDON 31A0AZINE anti MONTHLY CRITICAL and DRAMATIC REVIEW. tutibellishe with a striking and elegant Portrait of the late Dr. Walcot ; and containing In Moon %PM', I. Life of Dr. Waleot, by nne of his most Intimate friends. comprising many interestiag Origi nal Anecdotes and unpublished Poetry ; 11. Life of the late Ratj.West, P.R.A. ; Ault v MIST, No. VII. Marianne Mont morency, or the Victims alike Revolution, a Tale ; VIII. The Old Maid; IX. The Lady of the Hill; CRITICAL EASAYE. 111. On the Genius and Writings of .Katisylus; Mises LLL LL us A RTICLIS, 1. Sketches of Sw itseriand and tlseßhiae.by a recent Traveller; 11. Modern Novelists, Miss Porter, Miss Edge worth. Mrs. Hannah Moore. and Mr. Maturin ; lU. A New gate Pastoral; IV. Singular Habits and Manners of the In habitants of London in the loth and Mtn Centuries ; V. Singular Customs and Ceremonies of tariousNations; LITE RARY RRYIRW, I. Southey's Life of Wesley ; 11. Gadell's Travels in France, Italy, and ('arniola; 111. Millman's Pall of Jerusalem. a Tragedy ; IV. Mill's History of the Cru sades; V. The Monastery : VI. Retriluition, a Poem, by Swan; VII. Patronage; VIII. Foreign Literature; Fine Aars, I. Ilaydoo's Picture of Christ's Entrance into Jeru salem; 11. Oil aodWaterColours Exhibition ; Desmarte fit:- craw, I. King's Theatre ; it. Drury-lane ; 111. Garnet-gar den; IV. Minor Theatres; V. Parisian Theatres; Table Talk tar every Day in May ; Anecdotes ; ORIGINAL PoRTR•, Loogiuus o'er a Bottle, ('anto IV. &e. ; Literary, Scientific. Foreign, Domestic, and University Intelligence ; ideterollo ees, Reports ; Births, Ike. ; Prices of Sleek. Ike. N.H. The title of this Work having been pirated, it is ne cessary to inquire expressly for OOLD'S LONDON MAGAZINE. —I, Great Itlasel-street, Covent-garden. 0 ,,* The last Number contained an emnisite likeness and well-written Life of the late Benjamin West, PALA.; and the preceding three Numbers. of Lord Byron; Mrs. Reedier. his late Majesty, and the Duke of Keut. 3.000 TICKETS ARE DRAWN. CARROLL, the Contractor, begs to artinaint the Public. that. although 6,000 'Mists lure been drawn. yet the fotknriale is the GRAND 2 Or Till l'inaill.. Filer Prises of f70.11X1 /30,000 130. 0 011 /110,000 Two Prises of Llano .e mow Far Prises of 4%000 ZI,OOO Z 1.000 11,000 Sixty-sight Prizes of • "mu, 1400. ZOO. &e. linking together. in Mosey and Consols, SEVENTY.ENIFIT CAPITALS YET UNORAWN. TWO Prises of 110.000 non la PRAWN I% TIRE lIRST VIVI MINVIIN 'NEXT IHY. ilith MAY. Walaileatil Undress, Tickets tad 61. ares are sailing by tiligllll, Contaactor, No, MP, Cordial, and 96, Oaford annt. London, who shared and sold, in the last few wombs, . . Mar 210.000 ?MOS 29.1100 91 Amp lone 11,600 1,1191 Cautious. shared and said Four Capital Prizes that were drawn lad Thurade". 117th A#4l. ••• Cassino. has AgesiglE MI the prineipel Towns Wog/Saul do Country. -c • •• o 00 o 0 0 O 0u 0 00 • • . I N.% , l a ll Ra i N.. B 13 1, 11 f R a V A O N L N B I N v T St s IC R l y ll T F Y o T f i . I S . T i .1 FESTIVAL T t h l e U i l s .l4- Ylidiesi VOLENT KOCIIETY of ST. PATRICK (postponed Syr fhe POOR, reasons stated in former advertisements), will he eeleleskbel e Years, on Saturday next, the oth of May (being the 37th AdWil•W cpportied eery), at tlia Uky of Load's* Taunt'. Bishopepte-steal. Ilist 03 • Palnsiontr. TIN Right Hon. UKORUK CANNIKO f • • • - " VICS•PIIIISIOSIIrre. "Cill of The 01111. of toles** The Duke of Weill agton,E.D. L iN v il° , - The Marquis of Lansdown I The part of Derby, • IA Y, , The Karl of Darnley The Karl of Bleaingtoa. Irecisesy. Stews's**. .. ki ",,.... at , kul i s Lord William Fitagerahl Lord Clifton . ...... ma ."'" Lord Tullamoro Lord Arthur Hill ' / l ' . 2 .7_,''" Lord Dunalie♦ I. D. Alexander. "" i rt E. T. Bainhhge, Eq. J. H. Bradshaw, ~,, •" ' Gerard Callaghan. Req. George Maya" I. ' o - Hugh Jahmanln v ilinfr Polk Made. Ep. lila lik.imalk, to Ire Isti*ei,the Stewards : ofilliKr . a. Bala tip, Veg. Triaavret, College of Physielaspe, 0 6 0 wick- e; of the Secretary ; sad al the bar of Ilwe'llhOrn. I/ 0 0 Signed by order, J. C. MICHELL, Misc. 0 0 0 Is. Qsam-square, Blooiesary. 00 0 Diener at half-past Ire o'cinet.—N. B. The Meal* De -0 0 0 pertinent of the Celebration 6 committal to the any of I I 0 Mr . Hawes, No. 7, Ailelplei- t err a c e , t o who's any ea -1I 0 lion mast he mule.—No Apprentlee can disc at the **en -0 0 0 0 0 0 does' table without a epeeist ticket. _ • I I o 0 o MRS. C. FRASER respectfully Wont* the o Nobility, Gentry., and the Public (whoa she firvltes I I 0 to inspect the Novelties of the Season in If ATM and tioN. ~~