The Statesman. — London, England, 1815-06-27 00:00:00

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' s• ka. • e., • .i.,,, . a . •, 1 : ‘ •••,, . , • , • . I a . ~. . s ill . i '; . , ................ m ...; - . • -..; •No. 2926. . . . - .LOND.O ! i, T, UES Rely,. JUNE' 27 • 1815. A. , - • .. • . • ~. ... 4 1 1 lo . . no -11 "'°"""sassinaressisa.seuee... -- • • ....2.4Zajaik ' liatkegg-- nd T• 77.7- 7 -77 , -- 7 7 . --- - — 7-- a - • Tee Cause for &Wet nre t; engin yell is Me ifebt, 'and Sri, es dint off -LW , beeffeld 1r '. ••--•.. - - • ' • • . .;• r: ..." • • ....• • i li. 'k ill - • • - • i. . - ~_ leti PERU /.., P.AR,LIAMENT. ` , .4 • c'i, TIIIP,ATRE ROYAo. GRUNY.LANs . .....116,01iS'POISEIVIED Tills. DAV. ' ' ietintriST - Phin tig'hibrf then the compensttion givel .. • i 1 en, '4l Fl I S present F.VENING, June 27 their I . . —. t o.- al • . ..it um...tiol• !It...T*4m A will ;we e- en s • Inks,. price I,os 6d. is hoards. . -e-ellesse..- - to Charles 11. for the abolition of the - feudal rights .Ir. P r ...1.E A MK - AND HAVE A WIFE:- MESSIAH'S •AD.VENT ; or, Remarks. on the , . HOUSE OF LtaßpS Joe* 26 The Lord Clia ,the ne e ll i n a r i zt e he the Wo ß o rid lter o k. „ and 'Of the Crown. he Leutt, Mr. Kean; Estafaues, Mr, G.over. • MORAL TENDENCY of the DO...TRINE of j • .- Lord CAS'I'LEREAGFT said, if Parliament had -, are • , Ti .' is t.iet. will be aea..o, CHIIIST'S MANIFESTATION in the FLF.SII. ~ Lord SHAFTESBURY rrpo%.e ll from' the Committee at given his present Majesty •en improvable revenue es • nett CHARLES THE BOLD; By SAMUEL CHASE, N. A. . Leiden; Printed for Ilbscir, Parry. and Co, Booksellers to ee Pr es ivi h i n e rl:ee dall a oniained. 41 • -George 11. hert,..the ~Cras w a never would have4tad os-. I OR. THK• SIEG/ 1 7 or N•ANTZ. D N u e t it y mi lii sh e icpsoasattiiiongi7strehttodr,htPagtßawael; iii . l a tr a s si ry o: t t o he ap c p r l c! y ;t to n p w i L u l a d m h e ac tl e f h o a r d an es y ,ouo stid. ,ooo on l t . h t e o co es it: 14,k • i of irlaTti th il e e ß P OTl i s tisle i i ill ee , el a ai n cer‘ d P ort% , were Ind ft third lisneana Planed- ' pond I To-morrow, Riches, and Charles the Bred. nb- . • Mediein 0v... price .4. i re c i pp , . , The Doom to he opened as belt pee tire o'clock. to be- • • .UTTERS from FRANCE • wiitien- by a M 0..• in the indulgence of any luxuries which it i pr. 4 '• , i ai. •.‘ talf Post stn. / . The Chelsea lenspital Bin, Stores Embeas t Bill 0114 `--- 1 I might have chosen. He therefore hoped the Right y. • a /asses,. e s .. & woo d p r i ce a i , 64 . .... p its 3 , fid..;. sera,,d 1' dem Toerist in that maguey ; rind dehtriPlire or softie eke- .Telegrap a h rnl .S e fa : l oit ij oid a re s st,ra ß LAt i Ai l No l v , E ..7 T re it r A eld n a , ;wit t . i . in . , , tee most amusing sanimeriand custom. of ihe French; dint *die- I 0 i price, 99. Lower Gnllery, 25.. ;Second Price, l e. -Upper , ratierigie illustration . , ' Hill, . Gent.' would be satisfied with. the secousa on / T ' o p from Drawings token on .tbe spot, by consideration of treigitEepoglararstoiltitilafrlassereign • • . Sedlery. Is.; Sectiod Price, 6d.• s it I . , it_h! , tebte, and hot endeavour. ,to.impress the Hotly Ind , i i , iey • LIVERY OF LONDON. Broad-skeet. - . in the expenditure of the Royal Fenny; which, bl - ob. , Ths' .. ENTH ANNIVERSARY DINNER' • - , ----•-.-. - - ......--..............47,-._-..., • , HOUSE OF COMMONS. • fact was not the case. Considerin the difference of - • g out ' or o h .. Lt viiitY •,r LDNDON, FRIENDS to PAR- , . Price 3i. • • , . ' LIAMENTAR Y REFORM. will be held tat the City of IFF : NTS toe protecting the Public against the'eaw , • PUBLIC BUSINE :. „ expense in every eiticle since 1760, it must be evie• / Ins • . London Tavern. Bishnieettle-street, en THURSDAY, the tac ti otion o insolence of m ic k iw y_c ooc h incii; a rotifer - The CrIABICELLoit of the EXCHE4U ER pfoposed, Am t dent to every one that the exceeding of i,300,0901.. its •eh inst to which several distinguished - Public Characters are Kbquiry into the Powers yelled in the COmmissionees: it De.,: as the Session was new - se 'far as.auced, Public Bunsen beyond 800,0001. was not more than in proportion... to Netted. fent e of the 'lane res , em 3 IRa:wk. on the difference of opi- ' *MU e e.every ;My al four. o'clock. ' • ROBERT' WA ITIIM AN. Esq. bethe Chair. nimi rat Row-street and Quern -sqeme, on the nottrudion of Me' • Mr. 11072 6 4 11 }!R expensed his acquie s cence . to - the rise of expences in every greatiamily. , tes Act 54 George 111. : acid fitggestions feu nraendlne the Lew" of The F •Colosieb Trade Sill, the Convoy Bill, the Eft- • . ' ,4 Tickets. 15i. e•isch. - to be bad of the Stewards, and at IbcMr. TIERNEY explained. % . • et. ' Taebru. The eduther of Tickets will be limited. • flarkiley•Coeches; in a Letter in Stephen Lushingtott, EA. chequer Bill, the Chelsea Hapital Lands Bill, !het:N.6n • Mr. W. WYNNE and Lord BINNING eta NM ' Ire. , . _ at; P. With an Appeteiie, containine Aboaraca of tbeceiet- and Green 'kik Hospital Pension WH, theAnny'Prine-moary f•13111. - tha Sea Company Bill, the Distillery Bill, the !dill a fe w words.• i • • 11,HION EIRE AND Lirc INSURANUSCOMPANY, jag Acts and the Bye kiws, never befir peibli.hed.• • ' i .., • a a . .1 Male Servilllts Bill, and the Half Pay Bill, were severel y After which the Report was agreed t o , and 4•8111.! Pat NKw BR ;SCE-STREET. BLACKFR.IARS , —at quid norms wenn mew ing POWERED BY ACT OF PARLIAMENT, Caodidus impeni-St Imo his ewe /swam. read a time, and ordeen to he committee , to-m rrow. 1 9 or Bills Ordered to be brought in there n ' - • •,, i . Ott 1 ,; :• . By JOlll IRVING MAXWELL, • Mr. WIC3TON I brough t in a Bill to reduce the Danes on - 0 .. • -- '''. ". - f F pranc e from FIRE, and on LIVES i Of t i e loner Temple. . Nowa W .-Resul a est and becosd time, and ordered to be The Report of the Committee of •Ways setilinemrall„ • tr. . mid for the (feud mid Pew-base of A NNUITI ES. Printed for the Author : mei sold by Sherwood, Neely, nod ! committed namorrew. . • was brought Op, and agreed to. 14 . Lieurances felling due at 51 I 05 11144 hi ER will expire unless Jones, Paternoster-rne 3 ChaPPle• • fall-moll i Ridgway,. Pic-' 't he 2rish Illicit Distillation Bill went through a Committee. • Vol.- N. Richardso., VS, Corehill. The Repo to of the Stamp D ties anti al fdo Hru ,too nd • • - renriteM Vieth., fifteen stays from that peritid. .1 • -e- . sfr P ..ittt ett tirD tt rN b . ro . tight up the Report of the Irish Spirits NewspaperStre p Duties, were severally ordsrit s t* The sysk.n of Fire Insuennee pursued by this Company af- c l7T ill it 3; i: See, prier 11. 1114,,,6d. or 01 hrge piper SI. 15s. Bill.-Ordered tri he read a third dine to morrow. ~ .... he fordsevery advantage is Melt such a security can 3 ield. A large.'be taken into n ether consideration to , morrOwt •- • • • 1 . allowance i. made on' Lite Insurance; and'in that, and in every, wilh shirlf - ihiee relieved Plates mut Maps, 1 . The Report."( theestainsittee on Licences for.,Open Boats to VOYAGE to CA DIZ and GIBRALTAR, ep ;proceed to foreign parts was brought up and a Bill ordered. I Mr. M ELTASH moved ' for an aeowent - of Uta.. read third an Iclainted Dividends within the kayaks . . 40 attended with a possible ronve to dispatch . , . floe it d' r n t and Sicily, in 1810 and 1 is.. , . •' 7 . fin"iritn.f sihl.. I"l:;•A•hille.,;e'Ceininti:lnlY'/airre'sge„meeentats„lire ~4-...4..lLKiirrirlzr7:4l:icily sd att Iptti blan d .,"4' . It Transportation ieonti,,,H":l l , l a - 44 n c . 4 , and an Excursion in I - Ortueel. '. ' - t h en consideration tosmorrow. a Bill °mew' ordered fin. ft; r " Ordered. . The fiplik 'lntercourse Bill •• passed t h rough a Cemniittee.- , The said account was afterwards hroz . ht ott r e p re4 ;clad, lee . * 4 l The Coinirsy's Office for the West-end of London, is at No on theitst-ilde of New Boad-street, neur•Oittitd- By Lieutenant-General G COCKBURN. - • .. , . • 97. 1 .This Work contains an limn* oithe• Places described, writ. R eport i tomnorrow. it. sired.o tiellaßliutiOn of ~Mr. mg.l.Ltsii, lis •• .. • • itt • . .i• • • , • ' - : illustrated by tatinerous well-executed Plaies, - prnicipally nada* next Ise shnold move for leare. lo brine in a Bill to weal% ithed.' ____., . . • [Pe , / • - • ...a • .AS WAITER. • coloured 4 among °Men nee View s 4.Gibranar, Cepeatit. Yin- i• lase the proceedings of Unur to - Martini rm. Regiments of Militia. N Sir TI. PARNELL brought up a Pentinti from the • Accomib of the Feesealtesainihe• Court; of Chancery . ha I• t) WAisrt - S • • Place in the Country, a so b er, cent, gem,. sc - Alt,-Ntessina, muter Camp a• 4 Flotilla int Ind, am! of the Fees - paid to the Cleft of the Hamper in Great i. ll*. ' 'itoman Catholic's 'Sit:sti' Newry, in Iretand4 against .. . , . ed 0,A...01ive, single Man, who perfectly knows his Calabria, Monte Pellegrino,. Catania, Lipari, Fens Gonne,. , •. V btedviess is every depArtiftent of a Waiter ; knits the - Cellar . &Aeon Si. Alessio, Romette;Tuarniirium, ° regent !, cad- , Britain. were presented pursuant to ordcrsof the Dome. Orange Societies, ' and preying that 1 Committes•t. 1 1 The Vervination Bill went through a Committee, ask trier i . og b0..n.-.. and would wish' ta bake Niue& useful to his em- s hone, ihe Centel of St. Martin's. and several Views of Etas I might be appointed to enquireinto their nature. 1 pto.er; cob heels ti gond - 01 , alacter from his km place; Mos no and Stromboli. , a few woods from- Mr, W. W Y N NE and Mr. RO B I SDN, • -. , n. The Petition was -ordered to lie on the. table. 4 • / 0 • skienion of paring his espouse. to any part of the c , unigy. London: Primed far J. Harding, 36, St. James's-street: . the Repoit was brought up; and (altered for farther considers - . . sr ' . , don on nedneklay next. - - • Sir H. PARNELL then gave, notice , that he.would . • , , i .. L. A lire t i n A.R. ti,h r i n i htr. ) Winte r' s, Na. re am be.liitte Wildeet, In ev;i ,;,' iii• i minwed p . At , . , ,n o in, on• •-• , ~.n..itt, l a nd paid , r duly attended to. late.. new lidition„ i.liCella. hoards.. ; . The Committee on the Pauper Removal Bill was po.tpoued .e . . 1 • . - . .AN • - I INTRODUCTION to GEOLOGY, illus. !so Friday nein. . I SUFPLY. • , on Thursday next move att Address for the appoint. . - meat of such a Committee. • • : 7 i i H ENRY SM I TH„ Woollen' DriPer, TO7'; Drury. . (relive. of the general Structu.e of tkel.arth; romprliitig M BROGDEN brought up tlie - Repcirt of the a tt i t . e d E m le ine we r : i ts Ge or the fiddle., and an Outane dik e Geology . .r. Mr. MELLISH moved Ms connter-resolistiants to ' i in,. (.. e n eite Rit , ,,ell-ratertl. takes . ibe opportsinit% of- :.. • ... In rat ('men hg of Embus& A new Edition, enlarged . , Committee pf &I nn i s ., thatiloot kis friends for pats favinws.and • oft e esewsling arti • ..._ _..... lie Aa h . , .• 9 imiliz it ex _ re J those 'mov'erloit itiriner night by Mr. Guessfell. i, • 4;' rr thot noes i% ill be par i, Mar in- his address as -above, *dnotner rns ll " """" 5 . 1 , 0 1 oflcvairrisoousit• of s parts of Ee l ;u r ic; andarhieeOn the Resolution for granting . 200,0001. to the The Resofotions *ere read ' pro . ferme, aadrata.. 1 person a Ike same wont. and bushiest having opened a shop n !e astern 'g ine sl t - of :tad ' , in 18 1 3 mad 1814. • - 14 ' ' - ' • Duke of Wellington, - • at , his a few doors. of lain.. dd to be takds• into consideration as. .11dewist *. . • •:. i •Ify ROBERT BAKEWELL. Sir W. W. WYNNE suggested, that the prece- n ext . lie - N . fit.,_ Henry i iFts .02,1 02tr2 . ,v2e.7 . t....L i r 0 rL . , • _.,„".......:, , mi. Work gives an amnia ofahrounst impudent Geological . 2 , ~1. • • dent oi.tnegrant . to the Duke of Marlborough eeght „ abservatimis which hate recently h••en made on the Cant nestt • " 1 - Mr. GRENFELL limn moved, that his Resole, t • f la 9 tions which stood for' HAS day, should bi forage l i rAsi , Reduction . in • the Prides of 'reaa to be afEerope, ond in various puss a the Globe , and has several to be followed, and that the * Duke of Wellington et • i ! n t v dented from the East ludin Company's Warehouses in new Mates mut Illusteatima, the whisk beeedee t u e lves view ' of the trogree. and present slate of the Scomee. i ' . l ' •44, or l i ' lli4lt Cli"b. at Inc e. ( 0 11 d 1 . 1 ; w er li' l l te p u ri sTallv vi so z. 14 at . 7s. Orl. , Lonslini:. Pi toted far .1. Herd and his heirs, in commemoration of his splendid vie. ,„ 4, 3 6 , .pe.j . .„ nec '„i re ,... . tort', shou ld anomaly present to the Crown a flag, cowso er on on ay A tt. •. • 4 ' ' l ed Md e -- ,• - rt . . . .-_ ii. i , Cow', .e I . Ord ered. t. 1 ' Ilmierine Cnng , itt Tea 6s. 4.1, r.-. 1 rmvizmi Tra fr.. srl. usuilly sold at Pe. 04. smelly sold at Le. 01. 'l l atts 1. 11. 111. in ford folio, tit • usually #„iii rat ti,..o i t, FLORA LONDINENSIS, containing a History with the de-lit embroidered on it. lie also should b e some grant of Crown • or The other Orders of i the Day wit ea* - disposed • a Pe , . ... . . ; . i and the Hattie +doomed. • '.• k • . •*, S.Hiehnie, Tra - S.. atil. S.. St timidly sold at 1%. Od. . •of the Plants Indicenten to Great 'Britain. il-lituraied by thoughtaisee there : 'entitle the. Noble Lord and his successors. . I le. P;re "s et7T l" .- r s: li Tea 71,01 usually told at Si. .4. Flores of toe natural Wee, and maradeed Diversions ..1 the Ilk COANCELLOR, .sof the.. EXCHEQUER - ~_ ,-. , • ••s' .1 tc.,..t5... Grrenl'. a 7., GIL . . swan .ofd at Ins. 01i. ' Pasts of Fenesilleediene sod. %eked& latawelptlease •- , A,',...-•"y. ••• ••-••• ,, e - ...t.,, , .1.4..- ..-.. i tt r bi . it . v . , .... 4. '%. • . .131 . , Oflitef %VIM ea rn . ' empelsiitil - the. &Webs, r 7 .‘ floe firreirlawi 9- 6d. - money. fold M IQs. Od. in Ewen Sad Engli.h. with' °bid tutees illustrative .if their . ham, Inn an annual ennitneMnrallon it 0 V. a. 13V , Iiil Tea - Et.. .6 1. usesilly sold at 16s. Oil. History, peculiar Qualities ., told Uses ir Agriculture , Renal appropriate appendage to the grant; b at,- in regard' from 'Prince BLUCtiEIt, and with personal details foe • • 'i I 5..,...,,,,,, 1 1 ,v/taxa. Tea 12, 6.1. • usually sold a 01 t 20s. .- Ectinumy, Medicine, and. Com I meree. - , S . lupin •• f .i, primly poet) in be had Co ;application to John By the late WILLIAM CURTIS. . to Grown hinds, it would be seen by the Repoli of the information of tins - Pruniao. ApshaNnekor, and of , ,., II aig,on, Tett-kroker. ttromto•trect.autlitingS. , Author of the Botanical Mugniffe. the Committee, that no adequate property could be , the• British Court , sod Government , is apt, . o Linea. . 't Lauer:, post paid. duly linswerea. • ~ A new Edition,- enioreed and etintiou-d 41. George Graves, formed ou t of th em f or th e puedoses in question.. : 1 mikAoelt, k Prussian by birth, •bui in the 'British see- , I ' • - • - F.L.S. and William Jeckina Howker. F.R. and L.S. Member Mr. W. KEEN observed, that the present grant ! vice; and now attached , - b the Duke of Yosties ... Dft aN 0 GOLDIN LOTTERY - . of the Wrrutrian Socieiy, Ate. die. • • ~. The Work is lien publiMieg its Monthl y Parts,'enntainine was very inailcquate. The Duke of Marlborough permission, to the . army of rince t ßLeCtut, sod' at Begins De..v t not the 10th of NEXT hIONTIII Co., ll each l iii ri"teei alas Desallisionss Price 104 - Oslo , or RS'. had received a much greater sum , considering - the prteeett in the personal 'SW of HNC eacetlent Crone . t 1 -,,,,tCHAttnioN, Gooormeit; aid , Con- celotot•d• .tl6 oacta,r, for the Preseat STATE LiSTTERY. t• L'oolosi I Printed W. , . Harding , 35, St. Jame.'sestreet. . difference of the times. He thou ht that not less mender. This Officer-wee . present is all the.battlee, t i• "/' fally steassio t .the Public the followieg Groud Scheme, re wth, In 'Two Vole. Mutt. price 104. 6d. . than 55,0001. a year in land would be a sufficient , and in the pursuit sidiptateAnca's eying_ army h r . . „. ~ with ouly 15,11 k Twkete. codling Pt tzes of 13AROZZI; 07, The Venetian Sorcerest, a en d ow men t . • lGeneral Iltafora's corps, in the evening of, the 18th. . ' -.. ' 0 ,Atto,thm, iete,col. .e 20,03.), ' - .0-, • . 3 Mr. WYNNE that the sum already voted , Ift,witneswal the captureorN4roLcO's ferriage 4 - . i113 , -.1.1, , 19.40 I 61.i1N LA 8, .. • Which wilt he PAID iteGOLD, without Dedoetioa.. Rotimm-e. . Ile Mys. Sal IT IT, . . said , - would produce a larger income than the Hon. Gent .: General OSE .. ISESAU, with a great part vit . his per:. • .. AS UNDER- Awhile of " The Calediatikot Bandit." Err. Ste. - - , i of . sel( 1 .0130 is • . selo,ooo Printed for A. K. Newm an and Co. Leadeuhrifi-street. ' seemed to imagine. it must not b e f or g otten , Aal tonal baggage., • - 1 3, ..000 . • so.em The fulls% inc is ill appeartliii Sommer : the House had - recently voted 800,0001. for Priz e' military coat and hat, with several mapt,Olans,bekoksi's-- - . i 4 i . . ..i. . - - t . 1 -•• . . . • 11.,P0a 5.250 in Gold . 2,00 n • 2•14-00 h. 9.50 2.000 EMMELINE; or, Tee Orphatt of Atte Castle, 1.1, Charlotte m on4 ,-- , Smith. New Edition. ED W ARO, by Dr. Moilre. Anther of '' Zelueo," &e. New the N y obl a e n D d o , ke th a e t re m for . e o , oo 7 . k - ing the proportion of &c. This was the carriage its. whielake, himself ttso h .f I veiled. - The carriage was.found.on the toad:to Chat.. - , ' / 6 . • 1,030 in Gold . 3,151 Edition ' 4 'volt.. i?,m,,. The CHANCELLOR •,of the EXCHEQUER leroi, in .front of Genappe, with the door open, as if . 1 . & . . It„noo • • 5,0110 CIUeLY : or, The Rn eat Baby, by A. Musgrave, Third 4 . .. 59,a in Geld . 2.100 paint.. 4 vols. begged to observe, that the Hots. Member was mis. it had been just abandoned. There were ocher car. , .15 . 210 ii. Gold . 2.1U0 DUNCAN ars ud PEGGY, by M. Heltne, Second 14 ition, taken; the proportion Of the Duke of Wellingtim : riages belonging to his train, in mach werefound con ! , . • • I. ~ ' . And 3,042 other Priers a knee value. , 3 vols. would not be more than 50,0001. i siderable (panties of money, besides plate andsnlie. • . The mode of Orsiwuig the :Mote spleetlid Prize. is so nrrang. V AGA t or, A View of Nature. by Mrs. Peck, Second Mr. WYNNE was nevertheless of opinion, that . abler. At thedeparture of this Off i cer from the Altted . it ; r 4, that the net:tipsy Is presto rd to the Public of n. e Ticket Lsinion. 3 s• li. • At l i lathing 5e40.1100 . And the further elvinee of 'lv:slid ulnae-tog in . • .• • ' EV EI.IN A, by M'illalOP lEArbray. New Edition , 2 .-.1.. the sum proposed to be granted to the Noble Duke - armies, at half-past ten in the morning of the -19th, 'rf t mblitiotieu shut sum 5000 Ru t gers , ii. GA& In 3 Vol-. limn. prke IS, 6d. • was su ffi ciently magetificeut -for the country, and Prince WILIAM& of PRUSSIA wit. leading the advance schemes, with full particulars, n a s he had erat;v, • ' • 'k l / 2 -keis and Shorn are tow son Sale at rtscirAnDsow, T n. DISCONTENTED MAN ; or Love and every way •wot thy of the givers and of the perspn ,of his cavalry in pursuit of the French, on the grand I . ' I tI....'3DLUCK. and Co.'s Offices. Bookainildings, Cornaill, iteamo. a Novel. who was to receive it. . road to Charleroi, being then three. hours for Ward )". toot tieing the King's Mews, Charinekess. By A. E. HOLSTEIN. Anther of " Bc.tiverie," " Moder.. Kate," " Miseries of an • After a few words from SWC. bURRELL, the from Genappe. Prisoners and fresh captures of at. . .. • .. , 1. - • II EA I.TII AN 13 II A PPM ESS. • • Heiress," s• I n habitants of Ea rtii," •• Senteliwouan," '' Lady Rest/404bn wa s agreed to. - tillery, stores, &c. were constantly entetug M. The,•• • c•r• - Durnevoc," • 1 Owen Glendowr," Love, Mystery, sold Abe- t • • TN all cases of nervous debility., - relaxation, lan- . ey," s 1 (:adore of Milos," &e. &r. A_ tour, lowness of spirits. Omani wound , tremblic of the • Printed tits A. K. Nestmati lied Co. Inarienhall-streee The Resolutions for' granting 800,0001. to the road was to thickly • occupied with them,. that the' army In Silniti and Portugal . for- Prize Money ; and squadrons of Prussian cavalry were obliged to ride oti i i t h,,,,,, - A. o ppe n sam i tit the chest. stomach. /Li.. Dr. YEN EL4 The follawint will be publiollial tli,s Summer : the sum of 14i,0001. to the Army under the corn. , each- side. - . . celebrated TONIC REMEDY is a soveveign and infallible, LADY JANE'S POCKET, by the Author of " Silva- - • . some of the young Gen. i - • ) . , • weitic-it •is in fket the only medicine that eauf,be retied on.- Della," 4 Yoh. I il of Sir.S. Achmuty at the capture of Jin j a, ler l• On Friday morning early I S' . It fortifies without stionea hie :oat magnates without WI-Lining; FAMILY ESTATE; or Lust and Won, by Mts. Roar, • the like purpose, were agreed to. tleinen of Eton • College were bathing in the river, i i promotes the teprnductiesn ' of -.i ;wed ash•tatwe. and luvigii• giriii.. ~„„ .. sates tile vascular *Area. locked it nourishea, i.telvt hem., mid 110 N A 1.0 MONTE: In ; The tlaialSomest Mao of the a Ott the Resolution for granting 5N.7121. for oak- races . Th imex, .. ~ . at a place called the Weirs, when one Of' , - • • . mg good the defiCiency on the 'Civil List,• re -knishes the ....the body, Whaieser may have !wen the ori- : Asie, by. S. Davenpon, 5 vols , them became very much fatigued, at which time he seas' ./ , iv -d r:owe of tit,.., di-order., 'weever luveterate, or h'y what-1 Boat ANTIC FACTS; or, Which is his Wife/ 4 vols. Mr. TIERNEY reminded the House - of what be • unfortunately *seized with the cramp, and where there , 1., er svor,.toms manifested, the abject of must ealill , i billidilidie 1 • ilit 12 1 186 TR Dk i i MOW BRAN': or, The Heir of Doug- )•l' - 1 ii itii the unhappy sufferers. is to °Nabs relief; and the mast . kos,aol Ilistoriroil Romance. 4 vols. heartfelt gratification ..f the Proprietor's life is* thAt lie eau. EARLY FEUDS ; or, Fortune's Frolic, by the Author of had formerly stated, namely, that this subject would not be brought before them till it was too late in the was a strong curremt, and a considerable fall and an dd 'is "ed .' h th e k e I, h e sr cam away with stream, sun , . li c ; . .1. % 1 e • m•sci eat i outi v fuel will. ceidi•asatess, assure evils individual of " But Which," 41 •Geraldrodd," 3 soh. • anti wits unfortunately drowned, although the body • r ' n,rier sex. subject to any of die s 3 onus called nervous, shot ' - t-is medicine is lit perfreily pais! ii , ii is local-A.lv efficacious. - - was 113,0'001. of which not one in 'ten of the -House was taken up in ten minutes after„ and every possi, I. i si-Id wholesale mid retail by she Proprietor , at N... 11, New - SUPERIOR ADVICE . Would knoW a single item contained in it. He did .. ule exertion apes means used to - restore suspended . ~ • N ath-street, Red Lion .cpsare. Al-.' by Ea. oil, 150, a f ford.. IT is of the first consequence to ascertain on • not however, mean to enter itsto any details on the i f • life, but in. rain. The deceased proved to be Mr-. ‘ - r.rePt; Suitoo, rimier a soothoal l ootestreet. 1101hore; 111th - JL whose t a l en t s nod integrity a lirai reliance may lie 9 occasion,as the flig ht lion. Gent. had state d , • ..•d., 1•)3, S rand: Boltoo, 11,,yi1l E )(slimly 4 oi-dali inner Me. placed in affliction. Bl e a rs . CURRIE livid ('a., Si::, s ,,„; of present .• , i ~it.nie erodes.% pike 10s. 6di per packet rev feu in one for dianence Jinn high profesduilal attaiimeastr, Memhe e s o r the that he did tint intend to grimed any Mo t ion, or sou of a Gentleman in Devonshire. ,a• :9 s. duty included. " Dr. Viaiel's Advice to the Nervous," &c. Ropil Colleges of London and }:ollohurefe present to t h e fob- - bring It. any Bill, with respect to the Civil List, in ; . . 1 '.. V . ,I , a• decidedly the num useful indlical essay ever published, nud lie the result of 30 yeasts esperieuce in the Cure of Vener e al Ain be read with avidity by all claw , of societe; sold by Por- Complaiolg, and those Debilitie, and Didiciencivi whirl: not • t hi s SesSann • utti. one po i nt required . explanation. lie There never was a Loan taken under such favour. • . 0-, .if,, 186, Fleet-street ; and all BorAselle rcpriee %. . mar...lucidly prevent nr embitter the rilatri , 11111 l ialitsitir. in the co able circumstances for the holders of Omeium as the aid not quite understand what was meant by the carious gradatioes, from went infection to comfit-toed Lues, ..• i 1. 10TA.NIC BLOO M.-'Phis E LADI ES. M.-This truly elegant article, . their irenteueut coniniauds Very often n Tee d,. „„ d „ iwas „ a heredi tary revenue of the Crown, which hie Majesty radical cure , la donee, row!, their long end wellairrait s sed was said to' have given' up, and to have been a very e.peritaire- eiers then, a promptitude of deciaati that /ewes; present: the effect may be seen upon the countenances of all, both opowlChange and in the Alley. The • now generally approved and sanctioned hy every Lady of ' rke Patient from being mereurialized mot of existetice, or hav- considerable loser by so doing. He should hope, Contractors for, thg Lottery too, as well as those for !h•ttaction w:,O k n ee done the Proprietor Me We of a lug his gonstituf . . . , Mei tineermiued mai the vim t principle de•hoy- that be f ore the end of the present Session, the Right the Loan, will 'find their advantage in the late glo. , s,ial, owes its invention to a reeolarly bred Itiofessional film'. ed by is Intent, but insidious dit , eme. or 14 blind and faint eilliti. lion. Gent. would show what that hereditary reve- - 1 rious news. Immense purchases were made yester- {. „ 1 1 ',' ,!,,, La: made the Disea.cv of sae Skin his eculiar t•tudy for &nee in shallow preinders. In Nervous Debility, va,rol ar ,my years, mid with rime le•we recommend: it as the mnst in- Relaxatipti, ntol Ana , of the Organs, nri , ine. fun.. excessiv e nu , e , was. seven ilanagh the trod EFFICACIOUS COSMETIC ever indulgence, in.alietatous climates, or solittay scaurditi, dark • Ihe o f CHANCELLOR the EXCHEQUER. day at the various O ffi ces by individuals, who, haw. ing tasted the sweets of the Premium on Oronium, were induced to try how much farther Fortune was 4.roduced for cletitaha; the 5k,-. of all Deformities, renderiite practice gives new life Mid energy to the system. even in slows said, that the ecceunts had beets presented as early I It numitt, clear, and Ira: valets.. praillivine soca it LIVELY which are verging on despair. Strictures mut other derno c e. a d d is. v p a o n s t ed s.es to of favour them. Tliis, with the splendid 'Komi on the ( . otl NT tma sic 1••• as in add LUSTRE even ments of the Urethra they remove ill a mild and elfeco•t : l matt- as possible. It was not his intention to propose any the Scheme, and the near approach of :4 '' ! f :,. t • the mot PERFECT DEA UT Y. selected solely from the nor . Slight and recent cases of Venereal Ilifeceion are cored Legislative measure this Session; but he Impel! that o. omit delieme fraeinnt Bios:0.1s and Flowers of the BOTANIC in the short pegital of two days. To the Female Set it will Gentlemen would pay due attention to the subject of the drawing, bas rendered the demand great bejond 1 i 0 •4; .1 It DEN. he ouroolit,:ry to know that they may be curd-d of those Deliiii• example. • ' Piepared by the Proprietor, J. R •gerson, Ni. , 4, Johnson's- ties which defeat cooceptitm, and sap the frinndaii 111 l of cones- the Civil List during the recess, and that they would ~ • . isuildiegs, Westminster-road, n ea r th e 0. elbk, Southwark, bial felicity. Patirats treated with candour, delicacy, and rise from the consideration of it with a very different • DEAL, June 25 -Arrived this morning his Ma. where It any be had Wh diaele and ketatl i and of Mi, J. T. inviolable •eereev. . tti 4 sre, 66 chaareid,•,..u..l ha, Patk.strr,i 4 Mr. Holmes, 34, Messrs. CURRIE and Co. may be consulted every day, at it impression. As to the hereditary revenue, the Right jetty's ship Wrangler, with the body of the galled. . . Hon. Gent. would find, that the Report did not state Sir i homes Pion'', from Ostend ; his Majesty's • le Jame, ...street ; M. sire teevisoi. and San, a, pleel.Airee, ; their house, 107, lY As....rs. I. Siege mid em, 31, New Keel•sireet . Messrs, Hation.gardem • • Letters from the Country, statism minute!). the rase ' the wh o le sum as hereditary revenue, but distil,. ships RamillL., Grampus, Castor, and .N•tintph, from it • L'• "hi S. Blurt. , 6 3, . Wilbert) ; Mr. .1. B. Hopected, I IT, mo de of living, &e. and enclosing it remittooce for Atil4e und 4 - - i, •:l l . 4 , pre w n p le i T figa rect cr ; s oj i r T . u 1 i, ..7 404 . SJe c . eimu Stri r ti j. ; . .4,; and by must se- j Meiticions, will he treated with studious ancient:4 i guished the hereditary from the temporary revenue, Portsmouth; and his Majesty's ship Ortsaisit, Wain ' Nos 107, Ilattusegardds. which was granted to George 11. The hereditary re- off Dunkirk. 4 ... . - t . • • . . • . . • 1 • . .i' • •'. . , . , • • • " / . , . . - t. .. K