The Statesman. — London, England, 1815-05-04 00:00:00

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EVENING, May fish' %%Oki& Sentsits ur VII wile= :HEEL OF FORTUNit; renroddoelt, (2d time) Mr. Kelm wlttete will be added. YS MVO MEANS. Healey Moon. mid Regina. :keel .11 Foliose. Ittrkhrd the Third. tied The Woodman's hut. Ileury the F.eurtitj Sir John Fialitag, Mr. °Pelted af. MK pass au p'esesciss w t - Price Ss. 64—• t t, ,4.. 61 ! ; Seeded mice, K--ILlppes Price,' 6d. • V• e., to it AL. COPIter • C4 ARDEN . EVENING, May 4, will he performed, , , 7 No.. 2870., THBAnti. li I S present • Vaisitia THE WH' Penrodllo ro WAY T o _ ti eneerrts. The'll el s wrliny , The Whet ndas, Kir* Klein, r tAl esy, King pocky. 1 . ( , e IL.otr to he oJr e:.. st half purl six. noses 7r. i Second oe• Lower (;all - Callers, Is.; Second THEATR a() r i S present TII The Straoger, St r.I Tn I The VP , Jot To-morrow. Coneys, • Saturday. The Airryir Mootlay, Venire P• 0 T e r,l,y, The Wheel Wows, ;1 1 . See"" litre, S.—Louver 6tti thllery; Ir.; *laud Pi . A PriVato.4llo4 :goy arandso, at t)ielins-o1 Till rkTRE /4 Ta GENERA] PROPRIETC, held at the Crown and eriti s ernent, on Mr, 1Y 111 According to the pros • er Drury-law. Theatre ut.d heenuut of the 41 Proprietors,. up to the Thomas Brand are fhe stateuteat and CC tee nest General Meniir pre-sat Seaton of Theis It are tuninishously It the Auditor outgoing r /Whom. of Ilse: Arcot The Thanks of the II Auditors stud the•chairt The Th•liks of the M hl -Couratittee aad'Gret GENTLEM A Pt that Mn. .lacksor 11-• ;.t ; e Pi•nl 4.1114.4 of hoo he answered as o is A ;ea short days, he hi he a t4hes for. PIA-\O-PORT LYON, Ne. pital. ha.: on Sal twat ni a L A AIN HT • Id be /we of the best e • tiritt:rd as Crib •-ss ; ea toe Potent tinplate tier One Square Piano 15 (;ehneas ! ! .Lyon 'pores no •x pet ht. s.llinr f-r ready &raper thnr. those Mai lore credit !I N. 11. /I Piano, wit icSTABLIS THE Public an i,pPc lion of the el SHIRTING auril i Sfflr; the South Side of Blir the were of 'heti- gilt loth, CGmniunity than they can br Linos are hle..cbed stni be of acids ; they w er:;:ser to return the ini Country Orders futile Agrob--iiitin Don. Ssia. e I P. Lea. 10, St ..G*4 Bills.nn Ireton, penset;t for Linen, or GUTTA SI PHI LI V 1 hold vi hoksale r telaiL C.eirrtnrestreet OTIIING el?! 11 Jilt-tell *bit Ihe• f”er inspirit, of Nun stat 4 eatlapfr 3 ;4, , of 1! Is.disot.Ler art 0 beg n.i other met k41..h. the Ostia Rilth t. aryu.bli•h health nod eikt ( . 01 il i e * *. I .11 prtituot 'lrmo %VI I h Oulu!, in the r. g r &I.*, will keep And Sidd in bottles at ss• Medical and d is.trinng. V sal T is of the . 61 uhese taleoty a 0 Pored in alliletion.. 11 thrives* and high hl re.,:.‘ Colleges of Lui h r loos re:elt of 30 ye, C.Oplatill,, and land Infrimirolly present 1 . %mu, gradations, I fulls iFralment COMIF P. Pstaal tore. In dull tthrr.es.ce rive, the; , patient f; - .lm Dein; i j hi. r..ost ittpt inn (MI h% a latmt, hut Ins dus ts in shallow - pleb in ~ervous th e otran , Ari 4 int soniary ar `vie) to the system, gir , it. Strictures and 'wine in a mild am!, 0 4:Venereal Inferno' 1 0 the Femal e S ox 6 hr cured of shoat "IP 'rr fautdation of 1' • . .16-111- treated wi . y try. In ; CUPRIE Leiters .r 107, Ifni ** Leiters from rf • Irving, •• ate:. will he tee ; is :•.Ir , ilattoo-es ~ lr STRAN(4IiR. Kratblef Mil. Mrs O'Neill. *hick will h ndd.4. Crioic Opera. called OF PAK'S. ,•Bwnhastes Futiosa. artd Zembnea. etian D.usghter, uud The Skep Walker. P•ese eve& "1 of Fortune. Plitt st. 6.t.—Plt, St. 6d:: Second ersery. St,: Second Price,ls.—Upper Price. 6d. . he had nigbily, en afplication to Mr. RAY AI, URURY-LA NE. .14 ASS gM SLY-of the Company 'OR.S of 1/ItHRY4.ANE THEATRE, I Anchni according to public Ad ono;sdav the :Ant May , 'lll'flaEAD, in the Chair. ovisi..oos of the fiat - Act for Re-boildin . g e, a st atria,..), was produced Qf the Sena -Teetre Royal, Droirv-line Cionpany o'f • 31st day of March lest; sipped by ;he Ind RWhard Sharpe. Esq. Additnrs. Ciasidemtiou thereof, woos adjourned In 'eting. W Ite held after the closing of the 'hells iris( Pero . . - ,resuice. • Resolved, That the Hnn.TIU3I/116 Brand, on this •!sty, be re-elected one, of the Accounts of this Theatoc for the' year en- liteeting'were given unanintothly to the irmnre. . . Meeting were unanimously -gives to the . Getieral Conupittee, wwd to the Croton. C. W. W RED, SeeteWary: MRS. JACKSON. AN 114) great anziety for a Notice 'lcon has received what was addressed to • on Them4a. bat. soiled ir isSeci withont ;Inv fear or uppreheihion. lips, will pm dim in potewr.ion of all /RTE. , . CHEAP AND GOOD !! 22, Nassau-street, Middlesex ILos dr %ever:o copita; fostrunienis ; among ' PIANO-TORTE, allowed ,Igy judgrs ever mode ; price 45 Caitamg g thornily ; warranted t w•. H in tone, and made Aproied prin. Tie. Si v-oetave, r: rand, sod Piano Hots, ocolunenird and plaio, down lo rnre in mouri(arttniug hi. l'i..no-fortes, iv motley old), Cnn atf,rd ibt moo, lonnfocturer. who suttee by bad ocb.a and ith a Pedal, four Guineas. ISHED virrEux re respectfully invited to an in, verl, cheap STOCK of IRISH EITINGQLQTHS..P*w an Stile as 4. 6meii-1;ory square. The Co aiints), froth l i sighloonts heft., and in Irettigiri s t stove no airh, mut It heap. r afro better . Alfred thronglt any other medium. Their ander (beat nviu the n ream ;heir durability a .1 t ohm', and money, stould a fault nitpatd. '1'41111) Airttemled to. ,iiyun. 4, Bloornsbnry-stimere, London; St , itheiritteit, Dublin. Intl. :m4 hank of Ireland Noici. taken in or d,:cottiaed. .1110, eit. ANTI EVRRHAL DROP. AL mid fur eigoortatiort. by the Propticior. reet. Soho, Leireslilr,onatc. Lnrition. • be 7 lnere importent to those at t. VernreM, tf,heilik. or any ilitorders otisine the blood, as well to limo.. proterity. dniritt•:bet immelliatejy removed. in every r ItfM6 f.eipiently failed,, team could" re , tie [he unhappy sulterer to ohllitien lies been 4be elreittail tetnedy to nod activity. •'rlrops' are almost intpt-rceptild" in their ..:1g;11 and .tips to the nerve., snit ore well t cabinets a captains and master. of .hip, od in ill climate), .. 6d. each. surgirni advice, path, front eight till tea in PRIITOit A DIM I:. . first coosegiwaro to ascertain QUA and integrity a Orin reliance may be lifesties. CU'RRIE and In., Surgeons of; profrosionist auaiuments. Mentherswf tbe.' London and Esibiburgh, present to the Pub years experience in the (lure of Yeats& :111we Debilities. and Deficiencie. w hick not or embitter the twat; Imo:tall state. Ia (he . ' from recent infection to votifinned Imes, anarids very often a rpeedy. ulwayia j ,uhlous cases, their long and well.arran,„Yedl them a promptitude of•drcision that secures, ring meretirinliged On( of existence. or hay undermined, and the vital priaeilile destroy» lasi t linus disease, or a blind and Will cone-. • iretenderi. Vrontlfw .Relaxation, dud Adony of x from excessive indulgence k inialubrious sensuality, their practice gives oew life nod. I, even in caws which are verging on de and other derangements of the Urethra they and etkataal manner. Slight and recent awes recline are cured in the ihort period of twe • es it will he comolitary to know thatthey those D billies which defeat conception, and . coosubi.ll felicity. rids candour, delicacy, and inviolable se and Co. may be consulted every day, at ileum-garden. tram the Cowley; stating minutely the case, and enclosing a remittance for Ads ice omit trented with studious attention. Hatton-guedes.. DEBILITY, are. ENCOURAGEIYIN , .the uniform success at-' a terdinz the ~ e ratiarniethod of Treattnent in the cure of a few prevalent Coseplaints, which has been confirmed by the experkace of many years, in a large and este•sive practice— sensible also, of the happy. effects resaltiog to the Pahlic from i Medical Stets ciNdilliag their attention to a certain class of Dig- eases,..aleaunt. GOSa .aud CO. Members nf.the Royal Col lege of Suraeous . iii 10111101, cplllill , lP 10 direct their studies to 11Thie: itrisiiig trims a secret destructive habit of in entoiderate Youth, watch not •only aecaiiowa tainieregis tram , tit Tiosa•-as dilleisaVoiti, hut also entails an its votaries all the enervating imbecilities ui old nge. 111 that distressiiig state of Debility or Deficiency, whether the coasequence of melt bane ful habits, excessive drinking, lone residence in hat climates, • or any f.ii.er cause, by wl.i, h the powers of the consiitutitia become eitechled, as regularly educated Surgeons of Loudon, they offer a firm, safe, and speedy restoration to sound and viperous health. Where nit early application is made for the Cure Of a Cer tain Disorder, frequently contracted in a moment of inehrie- ty, the eradication is generally completed in the short space of tan days,. and in the more advanced and inveterate stages of Venereal Infection, characterised by a variety of painful and distressing symptoms, a perseverance in their plan ( without re-1 strains t, diet or exercise) will ensure to the Patient a permanent and radical cure. The Diteases• of the Urethra, ns frequently connected with, lir ~rising from the above Complaint, have ant escaped their attention; by an iirfallible and improved plan, they amen- . abled to remove obstinate Alerts and Sh kitties, whether meat or of long duration, without resorting to the patella , ant danzeious use of the Caustic Bougie. Many instances ran be aildored of very inveterate cases, of several years centime:ince.: y bided to their inethed Ina feitalays, after the care had been attempted by other Practitiont% without effect ; and ,ash has been the agreeable result of a. practice of 11 years, that the mode of ti raiment has not, in one single instance, ever proved abortive, during which period many thousand persons of Both Sexes have experienced the enjoyment of hay* bees perfectly cured, after severe and injurious methods had been . per rver«...d into no purpose. • • To Married Females, whise expectations of those tend pleges of connubial happiness have here defeated, also • be a pleasing reflection to kis w. that ha a proper ,persevernate' in their remedies, the general health is renovated, ;tad the im pediments removed. Idrisrs. Goss and Co. exclusively professing the case of these particular complaints, it. older that they may ant he marked Ay a mistaken few, with the obloquy as justly. attached to the iznorunt empiric, Cant it but justice to themselves to state.. that they have been properly educated and - initiated into every_ branch or tee prisfessiiin (eertificates..4 which, from .varioar hospitals, anti testiooine,ls from the highest prafessional nacho titles they have to convince nay eteptirer).• That a residence' is the . warmer hemisphere of our eastern world, as well as oilier parts, emboldens them in assert, that (heir researches • having been confined to diseases already enumerated, they hold: out a certainty of renovatine to such ;is may labour understhe, debilitating eff.cis of life passed under the torrid zone. And' I { that having had opportunities, io their,professional Ita• Racily of forntiag nit intimate acquaintance With the constitu tional habits of seafaring persons. they ate to them the best insurances of immediate ref ; that the success resulting from their erclenvouil first induced them to quit the prsollet of the general • practitioner: and they preettme their pretentiont tun- Haute a fair gmuod fur the unprecedented confidence With which they have, by the public, been so liberally bottomed. Patients it the country are requested to state the particulan of their case, age, nod manner of living, enclosing a remittance for advice nod inedleines, and thermion's will be given or for warded to any part of the kingdom. err by letter, To be consulted at their house daily (personally, post paid) by patients of ei th er sexy with secrecy, delicacy, and &stelae .... Doss and I a. Sergems,l4 110a1tritaitret1, Fket4treet. May 1, 410 h • • ~ . . -ad that the . ‘,.. body of - theborongh vas corrupted and likely so to ---..me5...:- The best Accommodation ter Travels* . peen Bealsk tibilleti , • Vargrasn i ,sorl madame Charges. ~• , t , ' -: .. HOUSE OF LORDS, tils'e 3. • • Continue, hie opinion was, Parliament eeght to sp. • .4 Alsorce •liuse The Wowing, Pop cooties, Ake etaan i toe,gie,net avit frac •• . . ... Omni:khans v. Cunningham, Sir S. ply the remedy. Titeelective-franchise was given to ' the_So'hgee's Head Lau, Snow-hill:- _.• MN Mt. Mureay'iteard fur Aekbaist,ltreers. Erskine be exercised for the benefiteUtitc• public, and not ram had UXBRITAR. Halei, Southall, mid Haswell Sew rum fee n 'el e wder. - .Flolitelent ildrerSedw • of the individual; and where a case appeamd• in 'Coachevery Arta - swan, at. Fuer o'CAock. , .o 1 ii if PALBIfON E vor DRS; whit . Ibis trust bad been grossly violated, God for. • WE ' VIIJOUTH• • Vain. C.oacb. Fair titsidre ei . er l y hV er =.. The LQIID CHA.rtICELLOR stain called (heat. • bid that -he should be unwilling to apply a - remedy in thester, Blandford, Sulisbory, and Andover, arrives at Weymouth odes day, a t One; where the phikki . rentiowef their Lordships to the situation. in Which order to secure parity of election among those , who . al on Wednesday and Satu r d a y Afteratronost Five , to Guts*, they; stood with respect to this Bill . the Phtitittn refereed-deputies to one of the [joust., of: Perlin- Zge i rh d er j granif S f t r . o rtaTori beg . f T:i l e e L e i i .;; l ro regu c! r " regu l ar co n veya nc e to ! al herbur4h ttvrarei is the itee-t delig4tAitiend tketheapest la FraneC. .. - ...,. i aattser-ache - Perkiest and Bill,—=that the Petitioner, 1 press Ms disapprobation of the large andgeoecal mean ~, flitHilITON New y_evint ire coach, F our berries nav y, ,as well:as many others, had been admitted freemen ‘surteaof Parliamen4erry Reform which hied:yet various every inorniag.utNilleo Clocartinniga Crawley, Ityegate z &c. I a • . The 'WE lISIOETTI, Dorchester. and Bland - um Luton o f " • ration since the period of the last elec- : times been proposal, M Pin liament; bet Or ihe very - Toet-coach. 'sexy Afterooos. Carries Four Wades. tion, Old that this Bill was one which went to din- : reason which tett Mni to object to such iarge and ~... LIVERPOOL Poo Coach, to i•uiry four I • lea, sets out fratichitte 'the whole f reemen of the Boroegh, info. ; sweepingnnessures on that very delicate and diltcsit. every Muroing, through Loiter worth, High Cro-s, Iliockiet.. Atherstone, Tamweernii..Litesideld, lUdesoitrp, Northampton, cent l i well as galley r arl . that was the nature of god Ounstishlg. : ._ Arriveate4 Liverpool next Almruesua.qtleatlalty he was -friendly 49 the principle of apply.. !the Hitt in favaor of Whi the Petitioner prayed to ing a remedy where-limb • appeared-a 4 ctcar and dis- EXL CEit, Plymouth, Neymonth, Dorchester, Falmouth, . . km:. Dart Mouth, and Sielishary, New Post Corich, every Nine o nt be ovard+,-411at Wallis he prayed that he and others tinct separate case of pressure :- lad be was more at-half-part sit o'Cifirk, with a Guard, ihr i e g li si o nit o n, Ag- , mightlye deprived of those privileges which in con.: confirmed in that opinion by *hat had been the von.. adapter, liridport, Illnadford, Basingstoke, sad Bagshot. 1 scienoithe ought to maintaie. The Bill also. went to 'se eence with respect to (lie two iper's which he hid - BOSTON, Spalding, Peterborou g h, Stilton, a nd Hunting- . 1 p q d on , N ew R oya l Mall Cnaeh , sei „., „,,„y Evenin g. C oac h es ! ezteatillhe prlvilefie to Two Hundreds in . the neigh., mentioned, where the elections now were as pure, from Bosom to Spilsby, Lop*, Gripyhy,, aid Hull. botirhoods of Which the Petitioner was a freeholder: and free from corruption as the elections for York. LIVERPOOL, Warrington, Koutsford, Stone, and (itch &ld. Post Coach, called, The Expedition, every Evening at ..but all the additional consideration which he. had shire. But. with regard to this particular Bili , he had, Fire reCl. , ckoti the Saracen's Head . lac, Date-street, Liver- i given the stiblett, convinced him that in neither of found extreme difficulty. in the attempt lb • dist:ate' . Pee. Guarded throeigheat. . these Capacities was the Petitioner entitted to he heard. any just principle upon which it ought ten hie passed. BATH mid BRISTOL Flyinf Post Coaches , tirmigh Chip- , . perihelia, Caine, and Marlborough, every Afternoon; n•crivealt - T hen the nest (petition . wes, bow their Lordships In the Shoreham case the geilty• .nth were die. Mr. May :c, the Greyhoned lan, Bath, and the hoodoo 'ravens, ' , were to prOoeed with aspect to this very Important. franchised, and ths right of voting extended to othenl Tb1”"ells, lridgeWater, Taunton, &c. et , and shS Swan Bristol, neat hirw"ieg•-•l2'"E'elies', to 1 and novel Dill. 'The first consideration was, sup- i Who, along with the inunceitt, exercise 4 it so as to LEEDS Nevi Light Conch culled, The itorkinetiam all the facts allegtd . to be proved, whether I afford a reasonable seceriry . against the reestyrence. siiit•every Morning at Intlfineit Seven o'Clocie s carries ' " y Would be &sported to pass such a Bill as this— of such practices.in-that place:: twalle,CaiCkled'e and f "...: ' rh:' fig' Insides only, and goes iensuludelv eon, with a Hoard thr ough- , eat. Passes through Staint..rd. Newark, f10 r,;,. d. 0,,„„„ e ,... and in that view it was proper to attend to what the Aylesbury cases, the,cight of voting was mi•rety ex. - sad ,Verrybrisige,to the Golden'ldteli. Leeds, tsar Orty at Neat. 'Bill was. It was not like other' , Hills :which - -bad tended.; bid this Irene torliefs: artgkieer the while Gor- Notwithstandiag the sorosessmi ezireditioat of this Coach,itic . passed for punishing similar offences. None of these portitioe,: intioseatits well .gitlily It iras clear, he allowed to ti t e tie moo ari tting erable no/complete Pghtic Convey. mice on the North Road, unequalled in, m Accomadatice ; went 'farther than to punish the guilty,—tO disfratt- believed, that Cor porationsatsigltt iticura forfeiture by any other. • • , • • - • • • ' ebbe these who had really given their votes corrupt- by the act of the majority :r hat -then It must he if r KENDAL, Lancaster, . Prestos, Kirby-tarnsdele, Bono°, Chorlev, Onnskirk,.and csarsma a Post Coaches, every After- sj i. ', and tejoin others with the remainder, •so as to, Corporate Act ;- whereas-the votive far' Members of 'won; at Fire delock.• Guarded. • ' prevent similar practices in future: hut this went to Parliament, though 4lte right.:.wasvosternisra under , 'GLASGOW;_ Loegtown. u m -o n -G r een, A nnan , Dowries. : punish the whole, innocent as Well as guilty. Now the Corporation, was the act'of.theriscliviitgal free nrawltl4l, Thorohin 4 Sasquhsr-K.da, .Laiussocts, Kingeorell, and all parte or Scotland, 'Camper/loyal Coach - (Dailyj. this being a * all of 'severe pains and ■penalties, their . men . This bete a Bill of Pains and Penalties the r YORK, Neweanle, hod Edinburgh, new °nub, performed' Lordships col it to proceed with the utmost motion, a l- ilty 'Maly/ideals .oughtt. is ,be. specified . ' sad ' , die. with a Goeratbreusbout, sets out every Nlntoing at half -iut and to apply those rules its the examination of the francidied ;by sae;. hut be diattet - see . ..span what Six o'Clock, by way of Newark,. Retford, Tadcaster, Dar. lington, Northallerton, Durham, Morpeth, sad Berwick.- cage '‘thich they wore br the habit of applving with principle they .crOsi v in this case, punish theitmocent Passengers finding themselves ruti g ned f ro'' , th e len i o of the respect to judicial proceedings; and the first•thing along withltweellty.. fa the mean time he agreed joorneyonay, rest what titan they please, add then proceed on,. which siggesied itself, locking at the Bill in this with the Noble' apdkkernerl . Lord that the - prelit without any additional fare. J. Clark, the Black Septi, Co- ney-street, York, rani Coachis to Seidderland, 'Hull, Scathe- view, was, that the evidence on which the Commons minary question ought to i t e disposed of before they tonal', Whitby, and other - Places. ' had . procesde4, was not takenas . staitist or bee Ween preeeeded to evidence;;"-"and therdfere .p r oposed that lIPIDGE?fORTH and Walsal new Post Coach, eery ' • - , the parties, but was taken in a proceeding•intentred . , the whole matterjaivedbl,he adjoorned till. Friday, •Eveniog. .CARLISLE, Penrith. and Whitehaven. Fag Coseh, gees for it totally different purpose from that width aree''relien the order 'oit Mr, avail or Kr. Wallace's with Four Horses, and a Guard all the sly. Priseee through .IWate on inits..l... • the object of this Bill --and the singularity • of 'the . Petitiop migitt -- be di -- ..-. Homes; Appleby, Greatabridge, Rig!iin- ad, Catterick, Ho- . . 1 roughlevidge. Wetherhy, Aberford, Dorc.‘sior. .tnd Grantham • ease Was this, that though this liill.heol -pitered the ' - ' ' l "''' (the nearest WilV' by eighteen miles), sato •ott every _Atonal's. Commons for bribery and, corrupt practices - in the -Ns ' amt " Hief'"'"'"-wilitT" greatest f"' ility. i Pas44l-1.4•s Borough electors, the Members retuned at the very detomerton the It'ond bflasbsess or plea s ure, hhve the pecigar advantnge of their seat, hein,„. secured in the next Caaeh, electioh iss-viaestlWlTlldlitreit deccired IP, the Cont.. WAKEFIELD Pitt Coach, every Morning, at half-put Mittee duly elected. There might, no doubt, be bri- : Six o'Clock. New Coach, evert; SUN DIiRLAND, Stockton , and Yarm, bery and corr.:llion in the Lieroogh, relative to an M-misig, vi the Ororge hue, Sunderland. ' ' election, tv; : . notwithstanding, might be a due ' MANCHESTER, Winslow, Cougleton, Newcastle, Withal. election, h- •-.• it might have been carried by the and iVolverhanspion, Post Coach. every Afieriloon, guarded. BIRMINGHAM Mercury Poo Guard, Coach, Stith 'a sets i nn ocent and corrupted ; hut if that was the fact, oat every Afternoon, and reaches Birmingham west Any at 11000. it was sob•v tat hard to disfranchise those itino- Pas..es by Oa rd, I'o-ion, R en d, n u e. s ir ee r, B il rotngho a ro l . id . ShiP . stuue '. to the Saracen's cent Or rite Leticia's electors, because some of the voters heat"! 3en guilty of .corrupt ;,rant it If their •** For theeronvenieure o f per.onv residing at the west end 'sit the In wee, Pieszogers and Parcels are hooked fur all the Lordsh.p.. (vivid look at .111 ..1 e - .i.i :!(•P ut:;•, - :i :: •:_ A above Coacher. iii ltalehord's Conch °Sees New While ; such 6reen stances, tt , e► must confine themve, - ;.--; L ll..vse Cellar, Piccadilly. : their own Azir-inotilits of evidence, to such particu .! tars as VI!! G -±inioris had before them when they - -~-a Tingly . ' ; Eqte, and -. _ ;;;;; ...,.qt,.. , -: : 1 I*.i. postponed till Frick passed. ; Several Road and InclOsure Bills•wertiwapght up from the Commons. The Bill providing for Regular Retrim of Cons. mitments for Crimes was cominittedina_reported. Adjourned till Friday. HOUSE OF cOmmols. 111 r. Serjeant 117:'T brnught in a Bill to alter and amend the 3 r I.4 , olveat Debtors' Art. .3.! Pillory Abolition Rill was read a tbird tlase,.fin the ans• f Mr. y. A. TA.YLOR. AND P4yLHAbi PACKLTS. • . , passed'eb2 Hi' • and which distinctly related to the f Lord NUGEN • T rose to bring under the consi. Bill itself ; and yet; after all, they would be obliged deration of the House a tase as he conceived not to erneectt open evidenCe taken for a different pur- j only of indieicioal injustice and oppression, hut of pose from thut for Which the evidence was taken in great public misconduct.. He referred.to the enquiry the Reese of Cntemens, and the parties, too, must instituted by the. Post-office into the conduct of Capt. be deft-era. This might answer when they had tol Watkins, of the Montague, and (;apt. Purring, of coieiic. ,, r merely the public convenience; but when it i the Pelham packets, in an notion fought by them stilt waSX-residered Mit this Was a Bill of pains and penal. 4 au American.privateer, and in which the former lost ties, the difficulty was apparent. If they were to ' her mail.. He was sorry that he eoeld nut verify the take evidence at the her, and sufficient grounds were . ; prediction of an Hon. Gentleman opposite, that when laid for passing the Bill, still they might be sending - he should have examined the evidence, hid opinions back to the Commons the Bill passed upon grounds would undergo a complete alteration. That evi altogether different from those on which the Coln- deuce he had examined, and bed derived ifolll it OS' mons petsed it. He fairly confessed he did not see' fullest confirmation. of every propeisseseion. he had how they could get out of these difficulties; and yet eutertained. In defiance of 4e , report their-sown in a measure of this 'importance they ought utiques- t Committee, by.which it appeared:teat Captain. Wet. tionably to *proceed with extreme caution.; andl kips had falsified his official -report of theaction, as though 'witnesses had been ordered to attend, yet it I well as his evidence afterwards ; to the prejudice of appeared to him that before they went on to call evi- the character awl honour o Capt. Peering. upon the dance, they ought to settle the preliminary question, !.recommendation of.Mr...Freelitsg, the Post-othie had whether, supposing the facts alleged in the preamble promoted Capt. Watkine, and pronounced his con. of the Bill to be true, they ought to pass the Bill? duct to,be quite unquestionable. The Captain of this It was to be observed, too, that in a case of pains Pelham, who, he would- venture to say, had been the and penalties, the Charge megittto be made and proved means not only of saving his own ship, but the Mon. against each individually before they could jnstly he tegue also, was left traduced in his character, and his disfranchised. Being clear, therefore, that the Peti.. crew depriv.ed of the hesitemuseey. they Were entitled loner could not be heard, he should on Friday to. It was certainly difficult to conceive what co.uld bring forward a motion with a view to settle the pre- be the cause or motive with the Post-office to depart liminery question whether, supposing the matter el. from their duty of.dispentiog evereihatideojustice, but leged to be.true, this was a Bill which ought to - be it was solely for.the purpose of vindicating his own passed ? character as well as the jest rights of Ms crew, that red sTANIIOPE observed, that this ought pro- Captain Perring:niade the present-application to the piety to be divided into two Bills. It was impossible Noose. He should move, therefore, that the Pa their Lordships could pass it in its present stile. It pees before the. Houle relative to an action fought was a 13111 tcepunish the innocent along with the by the Montagne aud. Pelham -packets with an guilty ; and as the Nettle rind Learned Lord had Ametican prerateer be referred • to a Select Com acutely stated', even if they 'were to go into evidence ". • - • -- and see melon to pass the Bill, they might be passing Mr. LLSHINGTON opposed the motion, and it on different grounds from those which had induced contended-03L $ evidence proved Capt. Watkins the Heine of Commons 'to pass it. Though his had to have hehavede:with thesistmost gallantry, to have made the motion (tilt the Petitioner should be heard,: . lost haft his crew, to, have .been wounded, and tre it was merely to raise the question, his own opinion haie lost the-mail by the-inadvertence of one of his • being against the prayer . ' of the Petition. • The best crew Uting without: His ontleme- •There was no plan wield be to Wee it to the Comnions to seed. potatiotsonahetenduct of Umpteen Parting beyond up a new Bill of a proper description. • timed a want of skill! which reeljered him incapable Lord GkENVILLE.--It appeared clear that the of affording tee requisite assistance. The character Petitioner In this case could not be heard, and he of the Post-offices at well me of Mr.Vreeling, verb should therefore say nothing further on that point; too high awl respectable .to warrant aspersions for but with respectio the Bill itself, he had come to the which there was not a:shadow of feoneletien. consideration of it with a general impression in Idr..PlLESTON.worsoliettolled flie-sk e s' plain of your of Bills—he wild not accurately say of this the Pelham, and .aseerted -that .the •repert of their description—bet df such Bills es had formerly passed sewn Committee had beerrgerbted test* Vost-Ofecti, . • • • with an object partly similar. His- general . imPres. and all the evidence favourable to Copula: Peeseag elan was favourable to truth Bills u the Cricklade suppressed. • a ite ! aud' Ayleshury Bills; for where it clearly appeared •• [A Amer Inter lb* 'Nerds' Mlgegtot .. p !. y .. -•-. ' S • nr. + I I 1 r 1 • .11 !ti A I