The Statesman. — London, England, 1821-07-30 00:00:00

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Eq., ;nit o f y ear O e lih ere d eue , y e t it i s w ith gree t pl easure G aWiti tl` , and ' Plibib In 0 1. that ea th e 111 0AGER. N 1 Reason n liar mieemsed. he Womb selling Ms presen4 nor aisnost exastosse, *horsily the slime connote of Willi a m %m kt , o f D a iii e b oroug h c ee tZ, i s the coon. STOCK of the -Nurse FaatiMa and prionest Arden* of ilia[ es oorrow HOSIERY, GLOVES, irid ip r owi tleke, for Teddy ate ilimoneds of casks of difunat disseiWone, ORISR•0110 ty of Can" R m . • itc.. at verY wet to the whole depth of the bang diameter. V I Z John D'Ovly , of Ready in the island of Cevioll. Esq • 'Mbyte be accurately aseertaned, to which are so acknowledge your assiduous and zealous atteadanc in the discharge of your pablic dudes. during 61 long and laborious Session, which 1 ant now to clear. D av id min im s m i t h, 4 t h e prov i nce o f Upp e r Ca. Gentlemen qf the Mose q f Aweigh:34-i thank yore .. i . • , Issring Tetra will this 0 desirable emote- calculated to estimate Candles of all sizes.• kilt patdaling.-WS. . opposite the Arcade. Byht. ILICY. nada, and of Preston, in the county of Northumb e rland, Is his Majesty's lISSIS for those supplies which hare .. i el . +., libmileasen and Cadets bled one be the Mass oil Sarreyer, end author of ' The New Practical Gager.' e ' ll k ot , been Ousted. by Bilis of Appropelattiat and assure Wet ladles. TheabovaTaliimarepartimintlyadaptedto enablethoolkeer , ile a Pubs Crpee, of•Oadrehrid Se. is the coon tY you if my best attention in the applioadmi of them to rd. Eli- Surgeon to his Ma jesty's Person, with the purposes for which they are 'steal* gi t ri ... NOBILITLe soh tHINTRY.-PATENT to llll P attlh Ms i ll y with e, " se, eall correct - .I __ assn. Pleeed la their various • rtments by the ensuing remainder. in default of male issue, to his nephew . Alt. . • .. _ .... • i .... . , EITIED POSIO . wirucco• -111 * recoil 000- regialatteas in the Ikalse. des Onsets will Sad the utility of ley Piston Cooper. Esq. and his heirs male. 1 exceedingly rectal that the expentatlani of his Majesty, which by his comma I. bid the Ito- ' . • II W a veer s l ll lll4ol '. illeil l 'euh"ted 410 . 11 •P°' these sash as inonst.be diorama! with. London: printed Thomas Philipps, of Middle-Hill, in the county or i . r=. hones a our fib bc 11411 •11 art . noselt foe M . B• Portman - square; and sold W orc e s t er . E se . nose to express to you at the opewitigif Me Session. ~.. Ike plantater alems aimed unimproved in the h e all la town*, conatry. " • t Joke Dean Aso! , of lhodlsoroaelt, in the county of have been realized. I . uniartmailed of his sateen • same fragile substauses ' A ME LONDON MAGAZINE, No. XX. for As- • Monceau. sad of the Strand, in the county of Middle- G ent l emen of the L ar i e i n ci oe c ounc il , ai d o ese i en ,,, 4 '. i • se. sad 1 . rie lir*l t i aTres f t h en ' treed/MA trend del l eieat. The re- T mist. MI. is embellished with an Mehl from Mr. sex. 86 9. , of the Hearts of Aseesohly,- When tills - Parliament *Ohl SlSEClialltllll, or St i ms. iko n 's b e stow new, of •• N a t ure blowleg ag ebblo t er gear's 7 it mile, in the county of Limon, -. • wont' • met Olilldrani" and mataies the following original artitiall: Esq. with default of issue male, to the heirs a met hope hr o th a ll t t a h le fe e thipet H a 44 .0.6 7 14 . 114 , 6. . IL In __, - ii . .. a ..."- '. • ..1 scones ..:1 1,- -.4-1 ' a .-• :r. Ceethimtlea of Dr. Jollosoa'a Lbw of the Poets; No. male if dos body of Anse, eldest daughter of the rIA . reed dsehlerstam before thou ill I.The Life of Thomas Warton--ash. Zariadres sad Odatis, a said Coon, Trotter. have led rut' ilia mature and coosidentioa or t . ....•••, • • . I lir eitish Stucco. For external work it Grecian Story - S. Sonnet to a Twin Sister. lobe dils Claude Scott, of LytchetoMinster, in the county of the conielswences that would %workably follow,lf the the i' ' i'''' -.1.4.. ► J ., b themast VosireMblmeneftle hest Penned Stone, and Infneey :By Jinn Clare-4 , Traditional Literature ; No. S. Dorset , p.,, q. should net be remedied; you cannot • ' ' i, '' • ...To , does nog require thablaellemilent and expensive operation The Ghost so the Golden Casket-S. Epistle to Elia, a George Blackma n, of Harley-street, in the county of s ta te o f prised that I should now express not ..' . I of colouring which ma atm anemess is obliged to be rm. Peem-11. Sketches on the Road ; No. 3. Description of Middlesex, nut. j quest . Per intend wont. It Is still more valuable. resist - Miles. de .- 7. The Lawyer. a Picture - 8. Jews, Quakers.only my disappointment, but great concern that tlor 1 ing fervisell hat sad hong isigesetrable to ordinary 111 usage g eo tehm e s, and e th er i m p er f ec t s ym p a thi es; by n ll _4 . CROWN OFFICE, Jutv AL same question of coastitutional principle should have a r i I by brans* andible. as In entorsal works, not requiriall Travels of Como. 111. Greed Duke of Tammy. through Member returned to serve in this present Parliament. again disturbed the unan i m i ty of your Legisiativt: S any rummage seethes eralandeg. It may hi polished or England-10. •nbe nueraneer, • Tale for Gestie and elm. Borough of Corkeresouth--William ‘Vibuya Cares Moots.. , brought to the Inas' (Mae Inn Imaginable, sad requires ple-41. Song to Twilight-12. To the San, a Poem ;by of Cisterns Hall. _le the county of Westmorland, in the protoedings. only °courant' cleaning with sloth and water. It Is pecull - Bernard Barton-IL The Tvrol Wanderer-14. Table Talk, room aim Right Nom. John Beckett , who has accepted I I: pun this occasion. I think it a duty which I owe to t. arty adapted fee attic, staircase, parlour, ve stibule , and No. 11. on • Lauseape of Nielsolas Ponssin-111. Oa gado- the Minn Hundreds. • you and to your (vestry, to gall n e on you to consider. t basement. seklls (or baths, t er races. sa d g oe rs liable to th e led's Dialogs* on Education, with a Poem from Fraeasto- Commieskess signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County . I action of ere. and may be does of say required colour or rio ; 16. The Coronation , is a Letter from Edgard Herbert. et Southampton. during this summer, the mull of the discussions of 4 . lint. When It is considered u composed of not- absorbent Esq. to a Lady In the Country-17. The Dream-111. Report The Right Hon. William Wiekham. henry Budd, Esq. the Session in all its bearings. 4 materials and respelling no outward colour or paint to de, of Mask; No. ilk MadameCatelant-19. LiterarY and Bei- Robert Newton lie. Esq. Richard Norris. Esq. John Yon trill see the administration of the Civil li s. I ? ; COMPEER, it nett be evident that the known stuccoes bear media Istalligeoee-10. Abstract of Foreign sad Domestic Acworth Otemanstey, Esq. and James Scott, Esq. to be vernment left without any pecuniary means but what .• no 0•419 41 1 19011 la the Wale of its writs- The @Hie , Way latelligestee-01. A pew Meteorological Table. with Re- Deputy Lieutenant.. • I shall advance upon my owe personal responsibility ; profitably employ his ingeosity is the eompositioa of orna- marks on the Weather, ac.-to. 'Agricultural Report. Corn- BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED. " mental ENTSOOS or tensioned pavements, while he eclipses menial Report. and t he usual Lists of Books preparing for N. Saris. Oraceehareh-street, tin-plate-worker, from you will see individuals suffering under severe anti fai- ths brill's**, altd variety Of the socket Romeo specimens. pnbliestion and published, Tables, Se. July 14, to September P, -t Otsildhell , merited haedshipil, canoed by the want of that cc:mt . ,- . . information will be given to those who wish to patronise Published by Taylor end flessey. 03. Fleet-street ;of ovvoinvever scrr.e , rorri. foliose% authority that is necessar y for the payment 'of this elegant material. at the ollee of Mr. White. New-road. whom may be had the former numbers, published by Bald- T. Stahl', J. Preston and J. S. Prouse, Torquay, De- the ex p enses of the Civil Government . Yost will see teeing Daenshiro-pkteo; or nibs Warehouses of Messrs. win, Cradoek, and Joy. Jearrad's and Shirrs*. Adassestreet, East, Manchester' - - CONGRATULATIONS ~ FOR THE P.tST,-kNTICE- a .••KIII•PTIS. square. stand--yon will see. in ihort, the Executive Govern- PATIONO FOR THE FUTURE . -ANO THE AN- 31. Denby. late of L street, Commereial-roadooaster, . • UNEQUALLED TR %YELLING TO DOVER. DE Nilo NOUNCEMENT OF A NEW IAYFTERY. mariner. to surrender ingest 4. 14. September ft, at Guild- silent in • amulet Pakilled and powerless, ~ RAMSGATE. MAIKPITE AND CANTERBURY. rill HISH in Witting to Isis best Friends the hall. Attorneys, Messrs. Pownall end Fairthorne, 36, Old- When I Isbell again Summon you to meet lucre h 4:- Weer Inside Costive*, and keep good Time; .R. • Public those thanks at the close of each Lottery Jewry. . Parliament, you will collie to decide the import.' or. •• ' BIS. A. MOUNTAIN AND CO. which their numerous favours so justly entitle them to ex- J. !logger'. Limelsouse-Hole, Poplar, vietealler. August question, whether the government shall be restore:l to r , . SARACEN'S Hass Ins, SELlE:mpeTaisT, SNOW -BILK, peet, has always the additiodal pleasure of coogratelatiag 4, 7. September 8, it liloilcihall. Attorney, ! sir. Duncan. Lenge*: them tai the Success which has attended their purchases at No. ft, Holborn-Court. (Prey's-Inn. . its constitutional energy. or whether you are to 11.- !.1 - T HS following P 0 S 'l ' CO AC ii it Ss MAIL his 011eir: Oa the present o ccasion , he has more than W. Horton , Yardley , IYareemerahire, timber merchant. ploore the prospect of lasting misfortune, by a eoutint:- COACHES, Ake. art out *Out the above lea:- usual reason for offering his acknowledgments; having August 9. 10, Septembel, at the M hile Hart Inn. 'Nese*, once in the present state of things ? Important as s. !. Th. -T e l egr aph... Do v e r , flee Ramsgate, Margate, shared and sold, in the Lottery joist ended, the following Birminolun. Attorneys. Messrs. Merrick and Heeded!), . ....... . Canterbery. 'Ferersham sad fianderich new post ooech. CaPital Prises :- Red Lion Square ; anti Mr. Short, Soiitoull. that question Is , there can be no dtelicalty in the dec. s 14,041._ .. ..hn9Sientr.t) ae21.000 D. Wells. Friskneg, Llneolnshire. merchant, August 8. sion. When the blessings of the British Constitution t , ; every scorn i ng, at a quartet mist seven o'elock. 3 la of the de ZO ed preference gives to the 1%939 in I/ Shyre..) ..... .. 20,000 7.tieptember id tlle George In's, Kloreston-upon- !lull , - were granted to this Province. you received with it the • above= the proprietors are determined no espenee 19,314 .. ..( Whole Tieket)....... 111.101 Attorneys, arias. New-Inn ; and Mr. Scholeaeld,. recorded experience c f centuries of practire. Porte is ; shall be spared to render it the Arm conveyance on that road. 9, 7 31 . no orat i on of doubt or of difficulty that may not find . Bromptes, Chatham, Rochester. Stroud. Sittingbourne. 13„884 ,(in U Shares) O,OOO .0. Lover , Watford. siik.moinufactitrer. August 4. 7, f anti Rainham, every morning, at a quarter past sores. 1.816 (Whole Ticket)........ 1,050 Bepteiniter .at titsitimill.. Attorneys. Messrs. Sweet, its precedent in the records of the Imperial Parliament, te • Falmouth, Plymouth. Exertr. Weymouth. Dorchester, 11 . 331 (in It Shares)... _ . 1.000 Stokes, and Carr. No. tipßsaungliall - ntreet. and I cannot think that any wiser guide aced I.e desired. t Dartmouth. and Sallsbery, ever, morning, at seven, through Besides savant of 1 900, £300..f400, .18 , 10, ZS% be. 4e. D. Adcock, Melton-Mowbray ` leteemershlre. druggist. iteelton, Agminster.Bridport, Blaadford, Basingstoke, and a t isigvhot. too nosnerons for insertion. 1.... Anvil 3. 4, September* at the Liedrre and Talbot Init. The following are the Bidding. for the New l_dflety :-.l____ Meltim-Alowheat. ....,,.... MLA . ilk.4l , o l bre• - ...ipt tam tt1717110111. I* MIS MHOS seattes. • . • - . 'The " Unieisk" Scut d, Winheeeee. l / 4 . pad Coss... ras..e ..-.0111 I /'''' 110 - R kap r and Menses. and Hhim al tr. 9 lo. Nay in. Hain of reemalbly of Lower Mini. Jan. It '.a • sue Ilesismelial am, leer every finfllior si E CARROLL II 8 0 I. Holle. Borch- street, and trimming-seller, An- batter 01.ANCHRY rose to introdusie a Bill .4 To • eight ; arrives at the Coach earl uses. Soolloomptos. by . aid J. StveWatouv l3 4 9 gust 4. 14. September S. at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Platt, enable the Legislature of this Province the more ef- fectually to *certain the state of else Paislie Ponds in ire. This Is a most delightful eonveyanee to the Isle of TSIONAs Rim. - Letture-Lane, Cannon-street. Wight, Jersey. Guernsey, St. Maloes, Havre de Grace, Schemes with full particulars. and Tickets and Shares*ill W. 1130,1.1), Hillingdon, farmer. Jul% 31. August 4. Sep- the hands of the Receiver-General, and for other pure 1 Vlseriourg, Mc. he on sale in a few !keys. at BISICs Fortunate GRlem, 4, temh-r S. at Guildhall. Attornev 4. Mr , Wehh. Hartle! or 1 , . Tbe proprietors of the shove coach hope to receive a eon- COI7IIIIII. and 0, Charing-Cross ; where he respectfully so- buil•lings, Holborn ; and Mr. Walton'. Ustori•tge. poses." lie thought proper to observe, in order t • tiarance of that support which has hitherto been experienced hicits a continuance of the patronage of the Pabiie. P. Itkiiiilni. Rathbone-place, lts to ord-street. haberisveser, remove any miscotoception that might go abroad with *lace the commencement of the •' Union. " No racing with ir T tiLlitir si.M: E.-The Msster of the Robe? Surest 4. 11 , September S. at tangle hell. A tioiroe, s, Mrs ess. respect t 1 this Bill, that it did not originate In any other mooches. V having, by Special Authority. appointed G. F. URL- Fisher and *moms. , Furnival's-liti. Mane stn. • Back mad Bristol flying post coaches. through Chippen • J. Vier. Valentine-rove. Illaelfrlars.rosl. oilman, July SI. mistrust of the integrity of the Receiver-General of tile IN(i and Co. Manufacturers in Ordinary to his Majesty. %s wis s 11. tleptember S. at thi n. , 1011. Atlonseys. ‘l4s4 , rs. Province, whom lie had personally know for a loos c ham, Caine, end Marlborough. every afternoon, tit one : at, and similar Warrants being obtained from their Rove' High- zhe at Mr. May's. tbe Greyhound lan. Bath, and the Lon-Chinon all Csrter. 'bra-street, Soottliwark. . tie the Princess Animate, the Duchess of Kent , Cis cr. nose, and whase punctuality in business and afilu rat Circumstances', wete universally acknowledged in this dos Tavern. Thomas-street, and Swan Bristol, ni.st morning.W. and J. (intuit. Ilauchest-r. snit Furness.( heahire.• and G l oucester , it will he needless to eulogize this eels- COATES'S TO WELLS, BRIDOIRWAYS.A, TAUNTON, heated article. The King's Letters Patent were also. in No- M il . pr in t ers , Almost 13. IC September S. at the Wider- " wat e e ° r . Aous Inn. Maneliesier. thoracic Mr. Ms..- St. Province. Ile would conscientiously say that he had stun etirstoryit. "'ember. 1817. granted exclusively to CHIANG and Co. for tnio's-street, :Manchester ; and Messrs. Milne amt Parry. , • i The "Umpire," a new Liverpool light coach. only one this I MPROVEMEN rin BRITISH I. ACE, therefore it Temple . so .e th er sentiment, t h an t hat of esteem for the Re- eriver-General, but that a sense of duty towards the- , night on the road, carrying four inside, sets out daily at one ; cannot be procured genuine except at No. 147. strati& So- arrives at Liverpool nett afternoon at seven. through Wo. merset House, or of Agents in the country.J. t.e... Nottle-strcet. jr-teller. Augest 4. 11. September Ferry luliele S et linillitall. .tttarttrva. Meaurs. 'Fucker ai:.l Webb. Province, urged him to bring forward the present ow'. ! bunt, Nor th ampton, W e is• ur d, Letterwowth. Hinckley. is distinguished by a seal. with the patentee ' s initials , "U . Barlii .,,. ‘.nand , nag. ii. ,, n .,,,,, , sure, in order that the Assembly might in future, an- Atherstoite. Litchfield. Stone, Newcastle. Knutsford, War. F. U. and ('o., • and the work. -H) the (late) Queen's Au ' H. W. Smith. Hirl's-totilding'a. Islittztoa, tea-.lellor, nation. snd Preston. thority , " according t o e Si g n Alarmist originally obtained for Unrest 4. 11. Plopteliber ti, at Golid , ill. imoracy. Mr. neatly ascertain the state of the finances of the Pro- Shr e wsburt, Wellington, and Shifnal post coach, every this purpose. as various imitatibns. by starching, under Badde!ev. Lemou•street. li.mohnen's.noddi, since, and have the constitutional direction of the 14th- I evening, at live. Guarded. specious names smi dearriptiona, are still hullos, .1 on the J. m ar mosets. Ilird's-buisdings. Winton's. sliter. %twist lie monies levied within it, whether by Act of the Bri- The "Union," Weymouth, Dorchester, Illandford. Sails. public, which do sot stand washing, however clear sod per- 11, IC Scinemiwr 8. at ti..dilloall. A.torney. Mr. Ha Weley, tisli or Colonial Parliament. It was undabitahly the right bury. indover. Blackwater, lingskot, and Basingstoke new feet they may at first appear. Connoisseurs are invited to Lem0 ,.. 0n . 0. liondemin •__ lit ,„ l4 , of the Legislature of the Province, to have t h e controul post coach, every a ft ernoon. inspect • splendid low ety of Court Dresses. Lappets. KO- Via USILItOCTII P.teI(STS TO oreassur, Jensicr, it". genre" , Veils. Yll""nee'l• arc; Ar• "I . t he reel Point. s, ,Aoutms.l. Curtal:s-road , Shoreditelt, earpenter. to. 4. 14. o r rtember O. m. Goildliall. 'attorneys, Mew*. and disposal of loonies levied in it, according to the leiter Brussels, and bleeldin fabric. from ofesivis by the first Art- ma . hatr, Price and $t „.,, (I ,„„ efr ,- , . ana. cHEltilni•nd:, ST. StALOCS, &C. and spirit of the Act of the British Parliament, passed ••S ists in Paris; with Nets and Leers of e ver ) Linn. at the / mil Its mi. in the eighteenth year of the reign of his late Ma- , The "Rockingham," Leeds new light coach, sets out „ bowsaw prices. ready mo.say o ,,,,._ Nia „ ainalory. ii ,,,,. every morning at eight ; and passes through Heldoek. Biggleswnde, Eaton, Silton, Greetham, Grantham, Raw try. titamtbrd, Newark, Belford. Donc-oster, and Ferrybridge, to the Golden Lion, Leeds, next morning, atten. ford, Notts. W --- - tug, 24. *. Walker. Pamsente. tosteher- Ace. 17. G. - - - - --- - - and F. A oilman. Klrhytnoorside, Yt.rios,o•re, @tore sorr o s e n t.. lIERE.AS, use Wife, MAIt Y littPstlN, ha.. -- tee. IM, M. It. gebicsinger. Ctsureh-rourt. Lombard- separated herself from her Husband anti two Chit- street, indien-merehaist-Aug. 26. J. Mithird. Chespside• jesty Geoorge the Third. He was. however. informed, that in v i olation of this • 't s rig., , considerable sums were annually levied under an Act of Charles the Second. 5 i s Notwithstanding the uncommon expedition of this roach. d Ten. without any just provocation. This is t., ;; ice Notice, k ne ....dril l ier-Aug. 11, J. Lee, king-street. enempsiole, and remitted to Britain. This was an abuse which it is allowed to be the most agreeable and complete patine that I will not pay tiny debts site Ma% (*attract lit future. a ur thettmutian-J illy 31, J; Balkier. City-chambers. Meh- -1 conveyance on the north road. being One by any oilier. Glasgow, Cones,% .), Gretna Green, Alum, Dumfries. Witness Gives inisiet' my Mud clog. Stith July. MIL opsgate-street, merchant-Aug. 97. G. G. Percival, Walovot, Jolt N IIOiSON wooniol be corrected, by the gl o mersetshire,easmnion.hrewer- Aug. 111. !Land M. Nichols. new intr"gring- Bill he had the honour of • Browebill. Thornhill, Satiquhar, Kiln, Canmock, Kingsnell, Rosette HALL, N 0.3. 821- No. 9. Salmon-lane, New Woodstock. Oxfordshire. milliners-Aug. IS. J. Far- *llse principal clause of the Bill was to oblige tire rand all parts of Scotland, a pestcoach daily. inon.lane,Linielsouse. I.imehouse. rington, Liverpool, ship-chandler-Aug. 27, T. Gibbons. Receiver-General to submit annually a statement of the York, Searborungh. Whitby, Shields, Muuderlanol. New• . ..._ ,_ _ _ - jun.. Wells next the Sea, Norfolk, merchant-Aug. 21. R. public monies in his hands, and to rest h an Act of rict him front castle and Edinburgh, new post coach, with a guard FROM S.4I'C'RDAY NIGHT'S 6.1 Z F:I'TE. Albino. Chatham. builder-Ang. Si, T. Thompson, Lan- n art of it, unless sanctioned inrovothoet t sets out every morning at nine. by way or --saw"- c aster. ironmoneer--Mept. I. J. Johnson. 1.-amineton. Wee- payig any py ' Newark, Raiford. Tadeaster, Da Ohioan, Northellerion, WHITEILtI.L. Jci.v 27, IS2I. wickshire. grocer-.tug. IS. R. Taylor. ConstneWal-road. the Legislature or by a Vote of the Assembly. It WAS 1 . Durham, Morpeth, and Bern irk. Passengers finding them- ~. .. , Mile-end OW Town, men-Isnot- %lig. S. T. Mulligan. Hells, notorious that recently the expences of the Civil List. los azapolv has been pleased to direct letters patent selves (oilseed on the journey. may rest what time they • • silk-mercer-Aug. 23, M. Baillie, Broad-street-buildings, plesse, and then prom-mine without any adolltioual fare. to he passed under the Great Seal of the United King- merchant. bad hewn paid out of the public monies°, the Province, • . r Marlborough and Swinoton sew four inside coach, through (lons of Great Britain and Ireland, for granting the dig- cERTIPICATES.-al:auST 11(. without the concurrence of its Representative.. The V Aldbourn. Reading. Lainhourn, Parton, Lytlington, Peary, Tilly of a Baronet of the said United Kingdom to the fol- M. Weston. London-wall. liverv.stable-keeper-J. Oer- Bill he proposed would pat an end to such abuses it . Woolon Basset, Ibinsbury, Hungerford and Newbury, lotting Gretlemen repecticely, and to the heirs stale of don, Liverpool. merchant-R. Ritchie and J. Rigsby. Dept- future, and restore the Assembly to that weight in the orrery morning. their bodies lawfully herotten, viz.:- ford. hress , rs-.1. R. Silts, Liverpool. men:tient-J. and J. constitution of the Colony, which of right belon g ed t.) Brideenorth. Weisel. Shrewsbury and Holyhead four Sir Edward Kerrison, of Wyke-honso, in the county Rider. New Melton, Yorkshire. mer- 'r siits-W . ?Spencer. it. With respect to the salary which it might be es- i teddy (-ouch. every evening. of SilitieX, Knig.ll:, Major-Omer*, in the .cron y. Bristol. eorn-factor--J. Lynn, Alandiam.street. cooper-J. Boston, Spalding, Peterborough, Stilton and Huntingdon Sir Harry Ni vets Istitiolen, of A uchintioir, in the Rumpus. Holborn. bookseller-J. P. Hervey. Ipswich, lines- pedient to allow the Receiver-General; the House would Regal Mail Coach, every evening; to Spilaby. Louth. draper-W. Durham, &mead. Norfolk. paper-maker-H. county of Alwrileen, Knight. ash a (attire stage in tire progress of the Bill, make a Grimsby and Hull, afternoon at a quarter before six. 'Corquodele. Liverpool, merchant-G. Mouton, Cateatou- Su in the NI Thou's% Francis Fremantle. of . provision suitable to the great responsibility of this Csrllsle. Penrith, and Whitehaven Post-Coach : goesstreet, Ii l ate nen-factor. • anti four horses an d s nog all the way ; passes through county of BID-kingbolt], Esq.. (eldest son of t he important office. There was a clause in the Bill to • PANTNItaSttIPS DISSOLTID. ltrough, .Appleby. Greta-bridge. Richmond. Catteriek, Vice-Admiral Sir ninnies Francis Premantle, Knight restrict Ilse Receiver-General from being concerned its Hotoueloisridge, Wetherby, Aberforol, Doncaster. and Grand Cross of the Most Honourable Military Order of R. Phelan stud W. G. Anderson. Halifax. Nova - Sentia - W. Thoußas, J. At Cowltam. anti J. Horneasthe. Kingston- trale. This would also be entitled to the consldera- tirantheen ; s ets out ever y mo rn i ng , and eerforms the jour- the Bats ;) with remainder, in failure of ;gene wale, to upon-Hull. ship-cliagdlers-R. Benson and N. Pitt, Liver- lion o f s ss toe ..onse, as it might not be thought cape- Itek• with the greatest facility. Passengers detaineol on the the heirs male of the body of the said Sir Thomas Fras. 1 -J. 11 J 1 E. 13and C 1 ,00 . grocers arropp. J. Ices. rown, J. road by business. or pleasure. have the peculiar advantage F remant h., d ecease' ', liertorp, Serldleworth. brad...es-W. Greening and J. dieut to insist urn this restriction. Upon the whole, of their seats being secured in the sett coach. John Doplale .Istley, of Everleigh, in the county of Paton, East Barnet, builders-T. Smith and W. Shrubsole. Ise trusted that Isis views, coon'd not be misinterpreted Kendal. Lancaster. Preston, Kirby-Congolese, Bolton. Wilts , E, 41. ft•letiOn- .cause A .adems. schoolmasters - O, Kimmel W. G. hy the Hons., nor by the Province, which. far from Chorley. Chorley. Gnomish*, and Garstaug post-coaches, ever) af- Alixamier Boswell. of .lotchinleck, county of Arr, Esq. Saari!, Manchester , ilruggirts-U F. ALTA:nen and J. 1.. *vestment File. entertaining any suspicion of the credit or integrity of 11 hoot Shaw, of liti‘liy-o - srlt comity of Dahill', Esq. Wileocks. Learienhall-street,trunkmskers -T. C. and 11. C. . Liverpool. Warrington, Knutsford, Stone, Stafford. and - 41 • , . r • . N the Receiver-General, caul.' not be otherwise than SA- Litchnold new light roar inside post-reach . called the Arthur' Chichester, of Greencastle, in the county of Drwes. Ashby de la Zoneto, geo..ers-11. and B. Clay. Md. dersfield, common carriers-C. and 0. Freeman. rtaiadsnr. tisfied o ith that Gentleman. whose public credit had • ' Defence." every evening at Ave o'clock, to Cie Saracen's Donegsll, FAT f poulterers-O. Hearnshaw and J. Frills, Staveley, Derby- ouif„roay been a b ove a ll sulp i c i oa . Head lan, Dale-street. Liverpool. George Pe n ' s-k, of hart, in the count y Palatine n shire, minors. Wakefield post-coach every morning. pltrb:1111, and of Twickenham, in the county of 31iddle-Mr. OuneY was of opinion that the measure of the _ ('heater, Newport. Whiteehurch. Torporley, Nansptwieh. .". N . H. q . PROYINCIAL PARIJAMRN l' OP LOWER Honourable Member was premature and personal-- Northisich, and Middlewich, post-cos:h every Erni em at dye William George Hylton Joffe, of Mersthain, in the CA.VADA. that it would be tinge etrtugh to introduce some such o'clock. county of Surrey, Esq. -- o w.- measure, when any complaint or suspicion with re- Massehester, Winslow. Coogleton, Newcastle, WilSlll. and Robert Townsend Farqnher. Esq., Governor and Wolvethainpton new four inside nom-coach. et ery aliermooris. Some slays ago we gave a series of Resolves rece n tly %w et to the management of the public monies in the C too ander in Chief in and neer Ilse Island tsf Maturities. o . n MAW and Rotherham post-coach, called toe •' Rock- &swot by the Legislative Council of the Province of hands of the Receiver General, should be started ; be 'I I ..... sas Trayton Faller Elliott Drake, of Notovell• p lighille." every limrning. Id I I kbhe 31onachorrostn, Slierforol , Lower Canada, with the counter resolves that were therefore would at a future period, oppose the Bill as ors Din Post Coach, sets out every afternoon at Ave. five. Court, uck also -. y, or inside. and passes through Warwick. Leaming- and Yarenisibe, in the county o f ilevon. Esq• Major in thereuron entered into by the Commons.-these op- unnecessary. veetry, to the Santee's Head, Bull-sheet. fir , the Army ; sit !. remainder in olefault of issue mate. to ;mite a ssert ions of Parliamentary Privilege broeght Me. VALLIZROS differed in opinion with the Hon. , meat morning st ten- his bro'bres William Stephen Fuller and Rose lie n 7 down a Prorogation h e th e tioeernor in Chief, (the Member who spoke last. lie was also scandalised at . MOUNTAIN and CO. respectfully aequa(nt their F u ll er . E mirs . c onnusw i er , i n th e R o y a l N as y, Ani i th eir IS - tri of Ihihonsie ) when his Lordshipaddressed both the apologies of the mover of the Bill, who, it could L - !dead* ea/ the Public, that they will not be servant • heir, wale. • • • ebb a _ for any Parcels, Pa_reilfrerl' Luggage, Writi." l "• lll ", te • . John Kinney Bentley Wilmot, of Rerkeswtlldliall, lirenelses in the fullowing u Speerh :- not be suAnsetr wA intiotented by any personal coo- 1 • li rre. armor, than F ive imbeds value , if host. Mutes'. or si re V o m . the egirtltl f War vi. h. E. 44. Ge. Oas rwc of Ike I.' is Coeteril, wed Gc.itk- .id 'ration, as no mernbec of that House could with pro- s•o luelled. unless entered as mirk end the In. 'Tree, nab' for .. , _ ,oth , wooer: L to*. of Hreeitoo-Pir Mid 1-. , 0: 1 -ja , t , En. Wien Idle Mae: of .isusis i d . ;', -A11i..'1611 I cannot by I pricy he foresoosed to 1/e so influenced. asmitikety, at tbe Oarsmen's Head WA. Su,: e tus.li, L0....ue. i - . _ - • . ...