The Statesman. — London, England, 1815-03-18 00:00:00

'V • • ' ••• .~.-~- . • 'PriY-BTATEMO: giliia.---"'.."---v--",--".",7 " --- " ----,-- " , " ---, ....4 -- . the question, he should have interfered font hours viduals to determine whether they would have foteign After e s te, win+ friiii gr..W.Smitk and another - ' ago. corn imported lir' tint. f Member, the .cobieci 4 afiiiii diepPed. .. The Earl of SELKIRK contended he was strictly Lord GRENVILLE said; that the whole spiteCh 50001 was thee ',Ornpii;iltinsarits roakinja.navigablecem• in order ; all the reasons he had stated weroso many of his Noble Friend only proved that the measure it- atutionien from severer,' to . Fort William. • The SPEAKER stated, that being•also in his. reasons for speedily passing a measure which *Could . sell, upon which they were then legislating, mat en ; official tepteciff he•the Conimilsion Under' the Act, in . give confidence to the farmer. attempt to do that n Welt it was impossible todo, viz. The Earl of DARN LEY thought the Petitioners to regulate the importatiou- of foreign corn by the p urs "" ce. of wbkbthig bunt was proposed to be should be heard at the Bar, as they had stated a prices of home corn. Ile still contended, however, Weds; ithe rpm-peas .was le make navigable a com munication of a soot 50 or 60 •miles, between the special interest , viz. the assize of the quartern loaf.' that the price of 804 , in the maritime districts would two places in , . question,• which: would open a tra, And he should be able to prove, if the question *at • inflict upon the interior of the country a price Consi. vi able communitatien between the Eastern and euquired into, that the quartern loaf would not be dernhl y hi g her. Tho e object of his' clause was in r Western Sea. The original• estimate was 500,0001. , b 0 high, as was apprehended. The loaf had trever . ference to the 'peculiar condition' int*hich brindon the sum expended was 512,0001. and the sum at been so high as 1441. in any year when the average stood as to the price of bread. All he wished urns to raliitli the whorsi-expenoe was now estidiatedi was was 80s. except in one instince, Although he should . secure the consumer from the operation of tfie int. 71'2 ; 0001. : The work would probably be completed. at all times do his duty, without attention to clamour, I tended law, when it did not operate to his benefit: • • bethought the utmost attention should be paid to Pe- I The Earl of HARROW BY esplained. . :•:, ..., lin three years after the present year. There was titions. i The Earl of LAUDERDALE said, that le till now no doubt as to the poisibility of making Loch- mess navigable, moorings being judiciously disposed; Lord EItSKINE 'stated; that it had never been erodes of fixing the occasion under which' foreign and 'from the' inietition of steam-heats, the corn the practice of' Parliament to hear Petitioned by corn should be admitted, that of determiningli'by munication Could be Made with, as much. certainty as l COunsel, unless they could prove some special in- ' the price of bread was Most ; objectionable. Witivre on a tornpikeroad. The advantage of. opening the I latest, distinct from the rest of the comniunity ; else : gard to the assize, he thought would ouk] be bend if ft ..-1 , ..t . , eettatmstricatioa would be, that the cost of tonnage there could be no end to Petitions. [Heal'!] . One' were wholly removed. from the -Baltic -to Liverpool, the port . chiefly in town might state it was not satisfied with the evi- . The Marquis of BUCKINGHAM. antipode* The.: terested, awd•the western coast, at the rate of Ss. a deuce adduced by another town, and beg to be heard clause as the only "mode of . preientirtt be ; OWEN . by Counsel merely for the sake of delay, 'lle et- bread from rising trylstitl ~s l in i ' aitiViiiittnieteif ton in • summer, and egreater proportion in winter,' the rate of insurance . wbeld be !aliened; and time . pressed himst•lf favourable to a measure for the pro. 'ought tote when the quartAiltflisbeareat atitts. There were now ten or iwelve i tection of the farmer in the employment of his ca. 1 The Earl of DARN r:rs obleired to tbedeesit : would be " wed ' vessels wrecked. every season Lin-passing round the pital. - .. on account of the very-defective manner In wfilcitilfil . .1. , : north coist,•the number of Aires saved by the cora- Lord GRENViLLE briefly' replied. The time- assize was fixed inthe'City of LiidOn. munication, which rendered that dangerous batriga. ments that a special interest was the only ground on • Lora GittNVlLLKsaid (hilt the tilt mot r m . i tie* unnecessary , was of . iacalculable value which Petitioners could pray to be heard, was, he res t upon' the anise as. itovt bat , had a 'itat'en, Mr. ABERCROM BIE thought' the measures for thought, erroneous, because, in the first plate, ifo ference to furore legislative prollant utstiot Vitt eitb• I . geperal rule could he adduced to bind' down the con. ject, which he hoped would be adopted. . 1 the prosecution of .wMch the present•and foonervote duct pt ' Parliament, which was only to be guided' by , The Earl of DARNLEY explained. I had been proposed had been undertaken with er who ob. 1 roneOus tiews.-t--Parliament, certainly, cotild not 'its diaCretion. .And because the argument of 'the . Earl STANHOPE observed, that they ;pow 'void pureeing than. Noble Lerd (Lord F'osltine), that Petitions would jetted to the clause dituot.know the di erence be- The following semi were then voted:— lie printing the : ..... • lie presented, praying to be allowed to adduce eri- tween bread lad !leer, 'and wanted to throw dust 4001 for the deficiency on the sum vote& deuce, smerely for &ley, would apply to cases where into their Lordships' eyes.--[a laugh.] 2,. Journal of the House. special interest wit concerned as well as to tithed. The clause was then negatived without a division, 10,0001. fur the deficurneyun the turn voted for prititing votes For example,' oh II • meteor* affecting' the woollen and the third reading of the Bill 'was fixed for ; and other papers last session. trade, every !Wage; "e seri' Individual caliettased in Monday . 16,0001. for printing Rills and Votes for the present Scusion. I 6,0001. for printing the Journals and Reports of the present that mantifactafeesigkt Petition to be heard ;but the ' _ . _._ _..— __ Setsion. House, in its siiii)id 'discretiOn, 'would Interfere to 2,5011. for printing Votes of the Session. 3.62. a. for the printing of the House .4: Grath. • frustrate their infetitimm.-' It was that discretion `ll,llOOl. fur pricing Acts of Par:lament. only which should'be_the rule of their conduct ; and, 5,5001. for stationary of the two Houses. , . in the present case, sufficient reasons had been ad- 44001. for incidental ektiences. :46701. for French Rettige Clergy, under the Edict of doted to show that the, Petitioned shwa be beard: Nantes. The Houser divided- 7 .. Sir G. HEATHCOTE took the opportunity of Corers . . ' .'' 11 this vote to enter his p rotest a g ainst this countr y . Nun-comma . ..he • taking any part in the contest which might arise in Franco. either for Xing Louis XVIII. or the Ein peror Napoleon. 4,55c1. for the French Protestant Refugee Laity (under the lidiet of Nantes). Mr. ARBUTHNOT stated, that •the pension un der this head would expire-with the persons now on the list. The GRANCgIiA,OR ,of the EXEIIEQUINI .that the individual who held the situation h o d jam greapy instrumental in founding the institution. Sir J. NEWPORT stated, that the Auditor no s also the,lpcumbent of one or two livings in hilted. and likewise that •he made up the accounts of the 'Non-resident Clergy; he himself being absent from his .own,ditty. blr. ARBUTHNOT replied, that he h.,d lost hii livings in treland in consequence of discharging hi s duty as Auditor, and that he now had nothing b i t the 3001. per annum attached to that situation. After some further conversation, in which Mg, Arbuthnot, Sir J. ,Newport,, Mr. Whitbread, M g , .Croker, and Sir C. Pole, took part, the Estimate • was withdrawn, to be again submitted after the Re. cess; upon the understanding that, daring the biter. tal, enquiries should be made into certain neintscon. netted with the Insftutiv n. 'Tbe sum of 94091. was voted towards repairing the English, Church at . Rotterdam. The Houte then resumed, and the Rapp t was or . dered to • be received en Monday. ' Mi.. WHITBREAD, in the Attie fif an &c la d Learned Friend•of his, not then in the Home (Mr. Horner), poitponed the Motion relative to the late disastrous affair at New lOrleans, until after the Easter recess. On the motion of Mr. H. MARTIN, an account was ordered to be laid before the House of the cers., , "ptiratirecharges of the Staff in England, in Irelug' and in the Colonies. •la a Committee on the Pauper and Criminal Asylum Bill, a clause was introduced by hi& WHITBREAD, and agreed to after a conversa. lion of some length, empowering the visiting Ma. gist rates, in the event of there being room in those ;.Asylums, to allow of the admission of Paupers not !'Criminal or Lunatic, on condition of their paying a ithird more than the charges on the Parishes for the Pauper and Criminal Lunatics, and of their friends engaging to remove them on three days notice, sboaldl the influx of Pauper and Criminal Lunatics render such removal necessary. The. Report. was, received, and pillared to be taken into further consideration art Monday; and the Bill; u amended, was ordered to be printed. f_ , Oa the motion of Mr., C kOKEk, CI Account was .nrdered to be laid before the Jinime,, of any.semi that bad two issued by the Vaitaiirpt, of, the Navy s since 1800, to persons .•claiming ender. the Act for rewarding the discoveries of, a seedi . llt ascertaining the longitude at.sea. On the motion of Mr. FlNLlBl r , * wtirletas of the Exports of ,Cotton Wool, awl it back thereon, from 1810 to the priors( HOUSE OF COMMONS. An AiTount of the aierage price of Wheat in the Maritime Diiarirts wasiVesented ;pertinent to order. Petition, were presented from IWa3seibtagh, Boston, and some other places itgaimi the Corn I,ljll. The Nlalta Trade Bill was read a third time. The House inn Committee on tliei.()il of Vitriol Act, re aoired•ihat it was expedient to grant a drag back on the Brim stonevmployed in the manufacture or Oil of Vitriol. The Sugar lirawbark Bill was tend a second time—to be com mitted ma Majority against •heariag Counsel -, 43 SUPPLY. • . CORN BILL. . The House in a Committee of Supply voted the When strangers were re-admitted the House was i following items :- i 4,3001, to pas Interest of Stock created to dtsclorge Deben in a Committee on the Corn Bill. i . titres issued gaoler Net 53 of the hin t . -- .*. • The Earl of LIVERPOOL was speaking s s . ,, c n te . s l i k , c o t rereaos a ere raised by Deheutures voor of the price of. eighty shillings as the best pro in fa. 1 19,7071. t"r cl i er h t li l i t t s: . ' 35,1801. san d e r the Aenuittes treated in lieu of Exchequer .7431 for.Proteneet Diweeteg- in Ireland. tecting price. .. , . . . itilb.• .• : • 114.0101. or American Loyaiists. Lord •GR EN VILLE proposed as an amendment 80,0,101. t i te .a Liro . bable espouse of Rills drawn.frop Dr e w South 1.€19 4 1 forAilto•in En . glanil . . the price 0f•72-.. instead.if 80s. as a price preferable • • • •,..g o tet t f o r tt Pone of e St iii li t lai l e iga 's- t i t z-t he-Fields. The CIIANCULOft . of the EXC El EQU ER, 'in to the other. ' answer to a 'question of Sir • John Newport, stated, A Vote of 7.9581. for the eliarges of the superiatondance o The End of LAUDERDALE said that the evi- ''thiithe ectsiutil Of the maltner in which the sates/es Alieru, was proposed, hilt withdrawn at the soggestion of Mr. . • ..- .. • WHITBREAD. to be egoist propostid, accompanied with at dente before • the Committee was from men of al • statement albs. items. . • eg d i rk IlkSenid bt laid before therHaosaie rtiost every county of England, an d had all speokew: .1. tor , repor - sin i k i -p ut , /quiff. ..-. :.-. 4 7' ' a ; Moque. was toted for testae* paid for coavictlon of felons. to 80s. or a higher prior, as proper fors protection. I 1 ,- . , 7k tort ... pi o n of the N i„ rshat .,.,,. . - ' Mr. LOCKHART ozpressed his opinion that the Fed GREY-said..the value of money was a gees. , 1.4V1 1 .. l repoi ri rs of t ig s ; of the be tti i ii l b . tious n e ch ni i :ll 2: Z t pel. • .. . - • system of rewards on convictions was impolitic. • • lion, which, according to the Noble Earl's. (Earl a i -4 1." i crate re t tAlis of the' !louses of Parliament and Rpeaker's. On a vote of 77 4631. belog.Proposed for the ex •,9 Lauderdale) own principle, should be attemled to.- .- A mu .. 'jar the last year the .price of gold was 51.415. now i •t • 60.00 a. towani. the erection taw. or toads and Bridges in Scotland, under tie 4:3d of the . Arr.: BENNEW stated that great abuse‘ existed • Wavonly 41. fit : the:l°o6mq 'sum of 80i. if gold, ~ . King. .. in the Halits he wished to know whether his Ma -.' would be of •mesh.greater real value when gold was I • Mr. TIERNEY expressed a.wish• to linow bovi _leafy's GsVernment who seemedluke-warm on the 41.81. than when goldniee 51: Lls.- • 8 e64.61 .'" c0rd- ' this money hid been exlianded - ? '• ' ' ; : - subject, :had in contemplation any system.by which in to the evidence before the House, if SOS, was the . The SPEAK ER.,•being one of the Counnissioners the hulks would in part or altogether be superseded ? sum at which the feTrn,__ *r k _w °°l4 ' bfl_m",_"°l"Lated,.,' b e ! under the Ace' . of Parliament to auperintend the Mr. AII.BUTILNQT. said that a sum had that even was not nticessae/grwt'tity prote ct "it sl3 "' 'fl op. " erection of • Bridff ei es and the making of Roods in the ine been voted towards the erection of a Penitentiary ' to high. -Bersele the evidence was that Baltic Hight rods of Scotland, wished to state the proceed. House. ... . . wheat could not he imported at less thin 635. and it those Acts. The M r. ROLFORD said that the erection of the skit Vg DIULATIre"RI C TIV'...,' It inn which had taken place under . r. • WHEN ' Professional -Man,,... ~ • 'Vass at,least twenty shillings worse than good Eog effect prodeced by the Acts was, that -it3o miles of Peniteetiary Rouse would not supersede the riec . es- . aril experience, offer ,their advi I • • ; lish wheat. The- Mitch wheat, which the witnesses roads had been made ; 260 miles were contracted GUY yf the Hulks, unless som e . othe r . steps ' were 1 lilies for thecae of a few rclgoingd . . :.•••, :• y , had seen, was: much-Worse, and it-was to be rectal- t o and 170 miles were under consideration, and taken. ,All manner. of nhuses,e;istafin these shipi-- ito that prejudice which. is t s o o f tjhues.tly,texerliteit' nel and heeled that froat Honied half of thelate importations would be Made, if found to be of suf fi cient public ,csiieing, steal' en d all other..ceimes were cam- i i n i " leel tint pr 9 ifctice 141 ° ,°, ; :r:. .Nlesbi4s: CIIER t arid / had taken place. Therefore there was ne needs ..,. advantage, and if the parties benefited would id.; milted. . Surgeons. stoictionetilfr clef); prfilleTe le pre&iie, ' • • *ha' at an events for "'high e - Ote l ecli n g 'P rice as "'''" i vance one moiety of the money at which the Patience I After a few words from Mr..C..LONG, uniform slurcess w Idols shelf mode oft..tresinwist./ The Earl of LAIJDER,DALE remarked, that in 1 was estimated. Several stone and iron bridges' of 1 Mr. GOULBUJl.N..sal4,..tha.aubject would come 01, 1 41410t, has hithertabreen.pcnag, coatioac. i ;;Aduit . .e., direct Oleg stutfies'in t 'cure Ureter,. July last- the price of •gold eras 41. , 105. It was nowt poi-ogees wen :•,s thermoset tsf these great span, had also been erected; so that there etas : , before the. House as des ..S pired in the present :hat iwknend N. Os.' Not ode witness beside Mr. Meat imidepoken an . .• uninterrupted road Mona' the east roast of Scot- - Session. - 1 .. . . . debilities and deficiericies-w hicb predent or embitter t r , L . . mouinl :fate. In the catalogue of human inflrinfties . fora price-betas/4AL . • , rand,' with with many branches towards the Weiternt li t he Fail GREY astatedi •othat Woes the Commons'. „ 'earls, towards the fisheries and cattle country.--L: l ' ~Upon the ellitia4e _,',0r.....q,.04c5, fee 'the @veneer of '. sequences o u t i i:t er n e ' r indu hru l , re nv io steertali r d tv estroc i fiVe Mil a n Cemmittec•not , only Ms . m in t, . but Mr. adeewets- 2 : Tha money tipptipriited to Bardeen fi red 'been el- . Bow-street; Kr.'BENNETT enquired whether any re l ief y he is reduced to er suc i l s i f tr:tat ° e o n f e l l s:ry :i• V ;It • butt stated that -7-2 s. would • protect the farmer ; .a d -"- '.'plitirliel . - on nine different ha rbours, cbielly 'on 7 the steps had been' taken to organize a autfiCient civil l ' fife oppressive . 'To such perspires it wilChe a tlonsoliiv 1171 r. Driser.•also, being closely questioned / . aide an : : east 'coaster Scotland, so that ( h at sea'coulttrioteOw. force .to secure die 2 ' •. eOf the metropo l is, add ini- a Rell e• • ..,• lino to know.. that they may now, iby a neve and anal, . • . •medy, be restored to their former constitutional strenge admission to the same etrect. . • '.. !be conskiered, a s it was of old, .ninre reree7ttroinin. madverted Open t he continua / nee . of Military , wh i c h] ( sou. Weak, rtftsizeil. and debilitated habits. prociect • After a few words from the Earl of LAUDER. I The eipence to the country had - been 1 . 50;6001-To still petroie4 tits streets , though not'the s li ghtest a 1..., vv"nt an elcess . of t"".luial find illicit riettlen'e. or f DA LE the Amendment was rejected, an d the origi. ' , individuals it had been the samc The eipence being: turbanees iiiiw ekisted ? : ' . . • tosideme ia hot climates, hard drinking, the fejt of mercury, &c. ore speedily resulted to health and i • nal clause carried without-a division '' • ' by thbAct divided into equal moiet i e i between thel . The Chancellor. of the•EiChequer and Mr.' Lock- . to must tie a self-evident proposition, that' %le* ' ~.. Upon the clause respecting i' the average being countr y and persons interested: ' Of- the 70,000 1 . hart defeqded, the eotidnft pr Government ; and after ifil:.'re of a few' o of intellectual capacity is directe -10 the ere peculiar complaints, there must .be Teta, • exiiesidetE en bridges, 40,000. hid &an' eipended by it few' ward; from, Kr,. Hatiniest add' Mr, Tierney. the; certiloty of FLICCfb• ; and' Its n proof of this posit; Lord GRENVILLE vote ante said, that nothing lo i llild o o l l 30,0001. only by the Fohlic - ; • the es: 1 IresOlutiOn les 6644. - thod of cure is so proficiently expedition:, as a . . , end so evidently superior to the common practice, had been urged which reconciled his'. mind to ' the cest above the estiMate, which Was-grentest in the; TWO following sum were also voted :- mode of toting the averages for the purports of dring •ease Of the bridges . ; being always paid by the Ind!. I: Medi. to rivtjav the s' I, shorts of infection A p er t:get in v ent io n is Oast g prafectltinz enr colnine. short period of three doss. nail Ia lh .ae of the utmost the price of bread. Ifewondeied,' indeed, how any A/14415. Of the sum paid for•harbou rs," ROOOl. Wass! .:Lord" ARC:II{6AM) :HAMILTON remarked.: ty, -.where oilier • practitioner! have failed; a -e- Vilnius° absurd coold be adoOted, 'arto rest, a great by tho public i 2'20001. by Indi'diditils. ' 'Die-future apse the megnitailF4 OM sum,when there .was notoet / w v r t i rce gal i u n n l e h e d i F an il i d °° l 4 , f , 4,7,1 it.=',l l 7 . s rn t. i. practkal measure upon the MethadWf • estimating the chargeWonhl; it was believed; lie ca.intleded.in•twid. '' 4 ".". 1 7 tie col n •ilf the realm, that could be illegally.: plfeattim , the patient % ill escape the danger on 'el, average value of corn Ire* tills . average ream! of :years Mol4..The *sortie noWli prolcrear Ifs heed 14 . ,' !. • mood ' ' •'• ' . ' • . tedious atiesidsisice upon the less experienced µ retain twelve districts se differenstreinisted. • His reason their° proilded for ' by' the storety' Odd by ,leat i ,e,.. .IkIr4..HORNEII.' observed., that what with the ex- k •.. o . the isoist, obstinate and complicated cases of venereal W... 19 irorlictioti: in the urethri; - page mien-- for alluding to this subject was, that be meant to daiiii which *was •alway s depoifted •befort -the worst ' pentel fol. efecting the new Mint and aeries' charges, ... aaaaa iirt , , relliats ulcers, eruptions, seminal weak!, propose as a substitute a clause to the following ,Cerinnenced' in•the Batik of Siotlalttl.!'' Atter iwp buds as Were notribefere them, the country had ac..a ... l sf' i er • 'oration? e l i t a i r• C „To u N a t i . _ k o : d 64 ' . w r e st recut effect, vii.: that whenever the 'price of the' quartern ; tears 'there Might. be Mime ~.expendilefe under t h e tindly paid mere money since . the Batik Restriction ""v skin I A tither practitioners, are; by tow presesu it, ' loaf shall have !mew for die micce ,, sive weeks above' . Minty Assessment Act, by•which the four northern' . 110-11 banished ail coin frees the realm then - had- . frett .of tvesit•iient, etfectualty and permanent l y cured, twelve-pence, then it shall be•letifol,. for the' next i inuntiei were authorised to 'assess themselves to a .lncurred between tha period' °Pete 7last new coinage ' 4) is i o l u i r e t t i t t s r!o Ll i . t e tels n of ria t l V e: r . ,g i c h ti o l • t o i l t ift3c a ! li ti n„u n d o l f in th f r , I : I f six weeks, to import corn into the• Pert of London ' ', certain amount ; but this could -only he in otiri"and 1706, when 'tin! Res trietion Act tensed. . • 1 la the eoute of leers extensive pea: tier in 0,1 ,for home consumption , or tate it out from warehouses t county, • isle. Rots, the citherl been pledged alteady . , 2 4 1. 4 1 3 :3.11 t for defray itri . thee:rotes ofTertnin Levi Choker. ' t atentlielusw "to l t s 'il" f rotll ifill " h , e ,-4 3 17ti n i a .".- d e n er re te d at i l :',1 4 the same purpose. He confintd Wt.* de Port of ;to the amount -of the son; thus mime revel to raise .' - 15,0 1t ..f r o .r i t i r ia t:ra StrA e c 4 es trOrkrOe . P,Ohli . o Ariounni.s ,a A t l '' \nd elf . erstrtts e.i3°ll o f f' . A tire' superior I, Lroudue.' because id 'that vset . itio'ne'fdellities existed .A.l to the repairs, thee:pence was in tlifi t proportion Royal Nava! Asylum . Via .! ae ~ . et rho c ul ts a. It .is mote aprc . ~ • , rte ndoptett. Tae weakness, relaxation, nod debill Tor retulering it the stattaarcl Of litt the othe r ports in' of ctne-fonrth to the public, and thrte-feErths to the Upon, this .estirinte•aliing conve/satiOa took, elects : "''l f '"`" 1141 4°"1"1"Ir i "P eediv reaww " l ' and ••• .. .- ---•• res (red to sminsl and vigorous health. Est where l the ainecicm. ' Individual, and the counttis had heel, inclined to Mi..*MTEllitAtt i • indr r eileif ,to the sum 4100E' h ayii . . 'd ' ' i their . • or s tat e ekes*. .ri proper perseverso ce i n The Earl of IL% RRIYOCIPIA6 . &retie* of the, contribute to such military roads as tafere of general pet anneal, whieli - winilididlo the Auditor-of thd • •rcesetties, otter sliest:settee las been de L troded liie ls% different plaits which at eintlei . 'hid beets hollp ''betieht,. rtie'expence woeld be jwirly - t5OOl. for the Accounts, end•iioirteaded'tfidt the trouble of audit: t " l ' L Z i h t c ",..%feiri i ,q mr ibe slualber'as War pOrd and employed for Saints the 'Wrap prick of irpWirlf-all the iiiale,lselvig sheveof that which . at:'. NOM setoff an aecouitivatt ti 10001: ivnuld-bELampti seine Noislfmeo . iind Gentlemen, of the first r f •. !Ike add contended 'hitt the present moire of talarigl touded.therepsit of Military roe& ilonal. 'repaid' by- 1001. it 'yea r. 4 I t i lettaitki ; gilt •thei siteatiod : 414 " br "'" ivr :! Sse care 'if M"r". Carrie aid Cu - • '• ' ors t ape from the returns 'of the twelve districts 1 'Mi.' yrir*Ne spme r of - the eresaftd state of the liad beewfbund• for . the - '' i- d ' 11 1 ' • t' , ' ' Demon, ad • " net ea person roc Teed a r • 4 masts{ of cnini t hitots of the urethra, stri. ture, ,c. atinvil tut permanent cure , request the .3, , of all others; the least (bible to . objection or foods in Wales, pertmelerly the Isli•of ilksigiesea, tilt hit thelittratipoi, :' , There; meter fifty...guineas a •yea i r •u 1404 mode .the"":" satisfacm'Y evidence' of fraudulent abuses. Ile did dot thillk It 'birth while,' &Beryl** fire affergion'orrailitiment. • ''' tilos toiheitarbei fee Listfing' die chit& ' 'I hair. ' s • • tperiority qf Memos. Carrie and Co.'s 1 f en - of oteseerentleineu have pain o. treatment ant strictures from It) to 9,0 ye therefore, for the sake of any silecelatles Its cpinte ' Mt.' yfTZGERALD corroborated- the statement,' The 'alert iof the ObieFtior wat•c76ol. per a'oduai, i had been owlet . the rare of Mes.cs. House, Ileavisides.' ~ a system with Which the' cbdittryweo.delitialittedt that . tise•foidt•ili• the role "of -Aegleiet4 thou g h the A , talrtch her tinawght:' two Milan:. Ili. short ; froth the - _,S.'-rgeOns o f etinal eminence.. who attempted the cure ► • and it was proved from the Paleriteferetldi{r Cords - printipal Infd;of-Periont tom fig from or going do Gl:Werner' ttillieViiitllttoll'end" treat' the . •Ateltlie ti . , ,pi Ift s l r l . C . C l u f lti r :: i, l lunar 1 . 11 0 11s 1 1 , 1 1 : - : , y 1401 (. 1:U 04 i t i ll i C e i t ieig; ei,, ships, that very little difference ' ei rkt e ct b t it e e t i tio olrelaild: belly ratritasett toitpf repair. • - .thallarher,•t here efaitalt tOOMllfahee of job through' . 4hr ereafrOt detleary, secrecy, nod kotiour, et their •• ~ ,„ prices of the maritime districts 'and t h e • _Londrin ' 1411.01 . 1Eleg.'E'firbooroo l ic t hat fo r me r ly they had ti t ;:stid 'helheitlermillif Rite ItnoSt what' beriell•i•'%"" r e' 4l) *• guld '••''' • . ....mots in ils t cmetry ore requested to state market, upon the average of the lest te.n. yeaas. H e. littleoAnedlitrAlfit *Oa Oa the state of-the roedis4. the public derived-froth rheinstlfuticin ? - .' ' Ito thl•ir 1". i,..., itze.'aiid ein•.-ini hnistroflitlng, a/c. denied that the i nice of the quartet% loaf would. be . •;now thelidd ill :lieliiiiiiktio •-' •• • . '.' • '•'•lfr.•:AßßU'll i rNer#lltetl'' thit `t he • t r i,:i n emit:nitre for advice and medicines; 'whets the . .persoti w • 10(1. if wheat il ?1..." at flOs. a quarter. 'With segartl . s • trap the , • . • i '. WO 01IIM1trrIP10.11,/ • *biome; Vile the i)er, dtpilliettlieteriiiiiitiebeledlis i•clergYrotin else.' '.. i caree.ow VMS? aappaltotf ,I be kju t dpm. To ensu re sw tliseqtal lo the! r.usiniti inkme, the postage of le t to the clau s e, it was altragetbeetsitk now n' It4treerpt =pie resisiiii ditiellit-fr . eir !rebid* Ifilittettensfarreti 'a' IN i.' WHI 161141 All) 0111144.1' that t lick WI tats lead ..._, a.- ' ___edto the' Ocala ftri'Metlarines.--9th• Joint; to reitiolatethe.introduction •Nsi foieigit coin 'by the fillila etwAtii,olittnalliosideirbigni mo del he metre- 1 Chaplain with ti4alreif Ori2gol. • 'ln liat rApect4 HP l " .4lrd "' '''' - ' Bl ' . *:''''• •':- price if the quartet-it loaf : and if if were adolited; polls-lb ail • resprite;•it :nos' proper the Toad frum did the duties of the Clergyman diger from. Mose ' ofi iON DON • Printed and Yoblisnr4 by D. Locust., et t f ;t would put it into the hands of half a dozen fedi- Dublin hither should be kept in a passable state. the Chaplain? ST•TZSMAN OFFICB, 87, Fleet-sneer. ordered to he laid before the Roam , -14 Malta Trade OW was read t had picred: The • Coiiiiins' War Duties Bill ireiit Committee; the Report of which was ordered receiaed on Monday.—Adjoarned. ~x• ...I A N., A y t.;xrcutioNs.—On aniumay van sue !erectors convicted at Odra:Cord Aisisei !murders, underwent their kwful setitetiCis:' ascended the : platform with much !"fi r t others met tlteh end with lessiorfitiefe. :'soneri all acknoWledgertheir . guilt ; but fession was made by eltitei'i to Implicate personslu the crimes for which they suffetid. • r - DtED. ••' eilTigesdaY last:St doebertos, is Lincott r, fraltbroP, listir aged i 5.. r us Accounts. V r the Driir. 9s Cites t7Wi ..re • Cast ka bikini Supr " • BYO - • Sane it through a Bell killkill lobs Gree . . . Sloe Tine !Pi "..:' . i v Nier Ma . • . . lit HI .. Jii•Sl Fine ii i fertortioi , suPei e,' : gc- ll.ll .T ha IratroNs—tite :11:.. . P. the hi- [mit ' . .ho' con- e ! • . . . any other . • - slid. • - , Turn ••. • _. ~ De. ....: ..-... C:i lee if, JOlJl:Ottitle Silt ...• , :1 'A ~.___5„....„..., . hU igic, lea • Id it E.lot! 401 tbis f ~,,,,.,: 7, ....p ei r,,,i erb . r. ...„. s i. irtit el i , l ruid maelincatet taill•C rid Cis: regale Pert ite for V . get by iltei,. **Re at enkeell 111 •1/ t 1 0 11 414.4 r" very ipertes be .- rbose distitibisc • ••-;.--- ince the mini- kis mities hegsant uttlbld. t ibre'ean- ve batit. the showed to-veek try it. to render On it 'nnsoliir rain- d infaClibk mbss A' 1.11.-et i l in ° r irct i en u f e d r gci f i . e i ns inghl inis a r rt ici ; —e., ind strength. , 4 rterp left the ngg i lic :a treatmeat) i tun p be the mar low skim] their rtes . "i fs 1 well as safej hilay e, that in fosot aloo f completed in 111 ctin Goat inveteral , asy , "": MN p p a r t o i p en e t r a 01 • ha . ta. , t ti. • •"1 W . di , t rl i lte r a le :r c ; l sg r e l ti , i Ptlic i : fi g e i n r ac e f r : r i el ei g y. ,,h b i l a r a ll , aive baf fl ed lie 111.1 improved Ole . li• ~I, without he jog hemorth e 4 . P 4 . . 1 lunar rairsfl ' I his Metre ' s ail V under t i t 3 . *I by a safe, dr- r 10 may of C !bility pr • • C ad the pat - Ulf ere the defer tr N. heir recto re is indispe 1 s, sod to 1 t respectalaity • Co. fur 1111, ''' at :c. t and hair '' Di 'that referees tal e of the decis e ith• oilmen t. M Y , to years, isides, and of r i t_ .. 1 cure by the tp- I N r-ither set, teal . a, heir bogie, Pas err • Its the partial!' c. flee. inels 4 1 ills; he sane wit be t 0 we that leritcY I _ol letters mto hi 1 4 7 4 ati 1,09:-107, ell • • - I _...rwhlTf-t".77 1g ovas.t., at I C vet. Pric Gan I O et,' and corn TEI at 11 Itta fl