The Statesman. — London, England, 1814-07-21 00:00:00

1 :1 51-titr. SADLER awl SON. • At their RI pillory. Giweell-otreet, TO-MORROW, Jaly ;it Twelve. tins fialowiee HOWSI%4 ac. ABAY GELDANG, fifteen MR& and g belt hide. aeon& good Ow tsetse; bay mete. 15 Wads oar bleb Ales. fie as s. sowed. safe. awl .teedy. is single or double barness I a handoesee themes( mare 15 hauls glib. six years old. sowuJ clever strafe &arida, awl bas 'anted a lady I n ches s"' r weft, six been all. a /0 , 4 immersed roadster several active sii•efal korai, relenliw4 firgig% past-ettaites, enache.. farmer% solsaggiag. eardegp tasiga-werk, Ike. it the w hole Hear 100 Lets. iamaes LAO, Esq. At Csannittee Rose. O. W. all 0 Subscriplions hire Collected in die Pa- Haglegs and girl- ri, 1 of Wilkey, ally, remitted by - ' Warwirkshtre, per J. G. Shorter, , Esq. Rey. W. M. Haiti £l9 19 0 fear Collected by the La- . Ditto in the Hamlet of dt4 Association,for t Colman Mnok..Kor the relief of the Or- try, Leice-tir.hire pima Citildren in • Colic: ion at the Ca t Gainsay ' 191$. 36.94. tkedrat, Chesser, on Sorted Collection in the day of Thanks- Plaistow Meet iag, giving for Peace,per after a Senator, by Rev. Dean Chivi es.. Rev. H. Lacey 312 tanoWeley • 335. %. 6d. Sabseripsion , at Cleo- 'Collected in the Pa mir-11. resisted by riot% er Dant* John Grubb, Esq. ICO 0 Backs, at Thanks- Seci.nal Subscription at gut* . day, foe Spil.by: per Row. Peace. by Rector E. Walls lb 9 and Parishioners 111.1%. 6d. Colketisen at Tattoo. Riche reosittaavestroia barn Church, after the Edialsargh Cos a Sermon. per Rev. mittee, perJ.Cassp- Taos. Rebuts 271. is. Id. bell 100 0 James Corry, Es,. b 0 A True Patriot 10 0 Mrs:Garry 2 6 Collection In the Pa- Jobs Nicholls, Esq. 5 0 rlsh 0 Happisbargb, Collecsion at St. Norfalk.sa Thant's. gasie,'s Chapel, _ gig ing-day • li VP Posted, Park, rear Ceßections is the two JoLiverpoo4l. A per Rev. *A *S r hine* C , , • bolini - ibillielikoe s . Do at Mierbsrne.Dor- ' Ja 6;14%466.1d „,_ 41 15 ..seashite. per Rey., -' - Cieleeteil 1, ilic Cit 331.191. N. • of C Mellor, • Si - Albeightue - • roper ire. lo t = by Williaasielorlsa. and Co. RAM S r F i ria . . l4l6 IDL 1 tili e Y_Pfe KeTM " -, : ..-. . sus e i ow Lloyd 201. 166.64 - . pollietioa ,in Itili- - Colkiese by a young grerro: 'Chapel, us 14y, in the village • Thuslagiviog - day, et ewsiose,Glou- per Rey. R. J. Ab- - r illiewskire, for the ' boil 115 - 40pboss Chad reo 10 16 Ds. ifl Mill-bent Chu- NI? ea t ets , eco r ed tters pet, a llio d . i =th P4 ll. 66.9 d. not 6 6 Tn •iewrd the mooing of Sale. tl" Public Sale Daysevery Tuesday awl Frith The LW:Antralglare, Ulac-e. Attire - 4 Books. Priats aad Drawing:4, die. of Oiteoley Massioa, Oefiwdsbire, the Pte. perty of th e late Lord Who. TO BR BOLD BY AUCTION, Hy Mr. H. PHI 144 PEI, Oa the Presaiwi weir Woodwork.. en MON DAY. May 25. ant Aglow log preeisely al Oar o'Clork each day, by Order '.t the Esecatre's ant Breast it s THE Modern and Elegant HOUSEHOLD FUR- NITURE. large pier aid Alum% glasses, in saptrb frame,; a few pietoret sad prima j a seleithen of hooks, the tomplete and expanairs mange of Mattaglatv bookcases, it ilb st ire pannelled doors. as lilted rafted the library; costly chall. &lien' and gin:Males ; a draaring.taantealted crimson damask, in "Mho, chairs, and (*nano s a capital billiard table. with ap paws, 1 , -Implete ; A awinstor. Bravais. and Wilton twrlnta thirty-four wimpy, dame, four post, and hid bedsteads, sad rich ehiu•s cotton mad digs+ v Ithalgiags. sad eseelleat feather beds and beadles to each; suites of wiodowoeurtaias to metal, the bed It mdse; (walkway wardrobes aid chews of drawer.. , drewing-tables, sad every elliunfie • requisite; sets of mahogany divine tables, oleo card, pier, km, Peontwoke, and seta tables; &a:4 aail chairs, tonged in moreeest timan taabogoray miters, riettly eartrt4, sad of antique Midget; adds. 111.1111. g.. VatilitY ertneeffil demaelle.artielea. May be vies ed four days wren/4 - ibe Wile. saw Vialiamma had, at 31. each (to be returned 1., Purchasers), at the Mamba; Bear, Woadatock r Angel, Orford 3 Lamb, W limey; While Mart, Chipping Norton; Kiser Head, Narthleach Angel. Persb •re; Star sad Garter, Worcester ; White Hart, Brand- I way.; of the Printers of the Barb nod uslims Chrosielss; of Messrs. Williams and Broul4. Liacoln's lan; at the Mart; as .1 Mr. Phillips, 73, New Bond-street, Leedom. " •• IMPERIAL TWINE CLOTH. HIS MAJESTY'S ROYAL LETTERS PATENT. MERCHAN'IS and FAMILIES arriving from bbioao. Ike. are respectfully informed by the Patentee they ma) Killed with the above. stamped, in single Pieta and entire Cis... f.sir et. 6d. to 4.. 6d. per yard. at the EAST INDIA WAREHOUSES. No. 16, CHEAPSIDE, and at wn other Jima'. Its etroomay, nod its GREA I CON 1)0. CIA' ENESS in HEALTH. preit.viting the ;1 1 rffrets el mid vivo transitions from beat to cold, afser greet eiterefie;ate. renders it most desintbee in every climate, and to every Indi vidual. Facto Mee is warranted, and contains from twenty-lye to thirty yard+. andel* Pieces for Sheeting from tAanty-sts to Sfty. two rack owls, both 5 4 and 6.4 w tole. - - • 841 Ascriptions received at tie Bars of floe City or Landau Tr mu; Lio ) irs Cafe-home; Steck 10tchaage; and at al 1W Bankers is Town and Country. R. H. MARTIN. se . eretartes. LURE HOWARD. MATRIMONY. NO Disorders have contributed more essentially to destroy Hymeneal happiness than those which are the conserpteace of unguarded pleasore. People of every rank pay adoration to the shrine of Wedlock, het where the constitatiou has been tainted by disease, a renovation of stability is indis _ pewabl. requisite. - ECONOMY IN riE PURCHASE OF IRISH format. rats have we devoted nor practice to the exclusive treallnest alf the tribsiag disorders, mod the succesofal rash of LINRN. ' nut plan gives voliddition.4l ardour to oppose, as far as we are THE Public are Tensed fully invited to PO inspec- able, the ravages of those complaints which are the most Ra tion of the vers . a, le and cheap Stork of IRISH reliant in the catalogue of human infirmities. SHIRT. hin ood ' , II EETINV in LOTH. now us sale at the! Aftyr imitiatins. into every hraorlion Navy Surgeons s we frayed Irish Llama Compas.N't ask Warehome in Loads", No. 4, a wish. at an ....els period ot practice, to rescue iudividaals booth-side ist Illinswohnrtossuare. ~ free the ignorritsee of reeducated men. Of Ihr equally dangerses • They are eligible' , fro.n their estahlolonents in linth rung- precipinutcy of geoeral practitioners. tries, (It sell the above Articles considerably cheaper than : The disorders to the rut eof which we hove deemed our at ass home in Ltiodun. Thei. Cl,ointare bleached without the trip ' tention comprise every species., Venereal infection; all kinds Gt . /v.4% beiog tot up loosedintely under the itespection of their of Debility, whether ari , ing front the habits of wheel-boys or Agerts In Ireland. they can warrant their durability and co- the iiiiiulgeocies of inaturer age; that derangermat of the sys low ; nod further ettgage to return the money should any fault • ten. In w..uteo whir% is called Barmiest or Sterility • Sevitail appear. ; Went eeto. Gimp, Obstructions in the Urethra ; as aim Strie- Country Orders faithfully attended to. I turn, whether reeem or of long duration, sad which have Agents, bottld use AM ..f other pritettimers, ate by our present he. J. DONOYAN,4. Bloomsbury-square, London. , proved Ono of treatment efectoally and permaaently eared, S. P. LEA, 10. Steptiewst seer, Dubliu. - j without tne pidient satTering,the exatteinting pain and alarm- NAL Bank of Ireland Note,, at gut-tt Bills on Ireland, re- lag Hemorrhage which frequently follows the application. of cetved-lit paymeta for good's. or diseonnted • I the bear caustic. In the course of war exteasive practice in N.B. Fino Iris, slot trio: I. request for Exportatiort the t , thimaetrupolis, numerous cases of strictores ' nave been and are Calln are enollled to offer it to the Nobility mad Gentry :dally soder our care, the total eradication of abash is elected meek cheaper than Is has been for may years. 1111ra safe s certain, and expeditious erode of cure, saperiar to laity other yet adopted. The weakuess, relaxation, and de; Biturtsii PAINT MAN Ur A LTOR Y, tH, (WHEN. , Wily. proceeding from this complaint, are speedily relieved, STREBT,CHEAFSIDS. ' and the patient restored I* sound and vigorous health. • Bat IMPENETRABLE PAINTS AND COAL TAR 1 where the debility ass for years existed, a roper peeve-' BROWpi. I sentare .is war restorative remedies is iodispeasalay• requisite, to revive the slum ' beriad sparks of life, and to madame this , UPTON and Co. (late of London-mall), most ' • • msis use. H .• respectfully inform the Putilic that the I'M PEN ETRA- ' , Numerous Disease s are the result or iginrance or lia , te lb the 1 SLR PAINTS ore very ortioinental, and being GROUND in tr i n a t o seat of a simple Gonorrhea, and it ea onfretteeetly hap-1 LINSEED OIL. may be ilppned wish iiticatiage to all par- peas that the seeds of life are warmed by the iodises-thee etas =of awriii Palmier. both inside sod outside, where a unguar d e d h our . By a superior method such complete.. are rime appearance, durability, and ecoamoy• are siosido- m a y cure d ; an d even where others have f a iled, w e o v a o a t rations. we may presume Neter a radical re-estaldisimant. For Park-palings. Stucco and Plaster Fr ate, Imo isd Few, however, are the MO of eumplitated distress la this Wood Roiling. and Ont-bundiags of every description. they di or d er , compared with the calamitous sitsatiOn of wee, who, sure presolteal, naapled. as they resist the elects of weather in f ee amillgeonir is .solitary vice, or the prevaleof gaieties an osionishirg degree ; are a cure for the Worm nod Dry gal. of a fa hiaaabk lire. acquire that Moe of d e bility w ow, i s the i ''" 4 "'lll ' l "..„°'l 40 11 " 1 Clinatiab• They are if the f ollo ainS ituavoidablecomequeoce of such pereigivas habits. Where the, COJOUIb WA P rices, via. • . miliappy soiree, booted over his sabm'y. bat carefully coot-eels Kr Cwt. j his misfocialles. It miry begone cassolation f& his to know, Invisible Green Milk I that allkoogh it be an object of doubt or onenstainly will oars i Dark Osseo Olive Greer Fine Deep Green 4..15. dd. to 9s. per lb. =tea o(Baceltus or Yams ,hate hates se redact. what, per cwt. vigour comb aisaisty will he re pcentel,lo as sob Siete Lead , , tad ill* Callon; ...... .. ;I .581. ' Wins c ol UNS iiliillid state, glad is th at pm is, goat. . ChaCigote . .., ...A. so iil scam - • .ii.. • I Red or Brows • 49x. . Mulled WesaciShave lacebeen Illasibpsilthafibitillale And White Palill..s. ...Ws. - *apposition if I map be enured. that hi solligiarwaso Prepared Oil, to thin them for etc, 6s. per fiaßee- Mb defects ire by medical` skill.' 'The Coal T'le fienwo is ..f two kinds , viz. eelltellelt AL Per ! Patinas ie tie Poetry are roqueesod as stage Ow' plinks cwt. # and refined 2%. per cwt. They are both applicable to lamof their Clbe, W. allow:icier of living. indulges 'Lamb the covering rough Ven 'al Pones Tiles, Weather Bfgribits Note for Advice awilledicises# and diastase will ha forward/4 Sluice (Saws, Wood under Ground or Water. particularly Hie t o * apron ef the plairies. Relined Tor. it Slog perfectly insoluble in water; the worm , The very t rawl lagaragarial to war salertakiedg a awl dm will eat penetrate where it is used iit is abe at a goad tee', ' ieelikatiaas which in itaft_prealaiod 111114ditios dtaboldi dries very hard. and is doily applied. requiring ad, Ohba: user pariestiaat, ad lacaileideact ililllladhillb iadamitiaik heated, and laid on with a caisson tar brash. glom', that Mums. Genie aid Co. may be eallialled by patildNit C 3 Painters" Oils and Colofrs, Re. ate. l et etrAch o seA with the eel sacreal oleAlsioillort aigr Merchants, Captains, mod the Tr ad e supplied el tillitel lan e klitl as a= ast -'• . - CS* N et rilia Term,. . 1: 11 7 11 $1 .1 . 1 .. , II i is . J Lb • oy durable portion of the military force of Gewalt Bri- lisiti 'ignorance upon a question that treilillfelte I gain yet remained upon the Continent, for whom It gravest and most solemn deliberationde s issould be necessary to provide, particularly ftw these therefore, now thestght it necessary lanai tiod. `,la the Low Countries, Which, by a sort of• ender- in order that bylortie meting or ether It - tiny reehis Standing between the Allies, were to remain until ' the ear of the illustrious Doke, 'nod that be may et the possessions of the various Potentate, were flashy lend in his place to-morrow telly, the revoked lot sietermined at the approaching Congress at Vieena. formation, as to the nature iced object of his Meth*. In addition, several subsidies yet remained to be ior if not, to state anise wide* lib AO Ifoolle'lrhy paid, stipulated ander the Treaty of Chaumont, and ibe thinks fit to withhold''isovAtAbe present me the [tense should not forget that the Militia could I meat, I Wilier', thee* is vat's: shildle roan In tl • net be disbanded, 'sod th e country placed on the ! House, or in tioccoitstryo' whit has the flintiest Idea• peace establishment, until after the return of the iof the nate re cithopropositide 'lithe Illostrfoes Duke. greater part of .our armies from abroad. The deci- I The Earl of ROSOLAW Alerted, that hi had this Auk date Boole to-night would net at all prejudge I instant received a note from .the DA. Of Sussex, the question of redueing . the national eapences, upon tetspeemieg his regret, thee in eonsequenee of indis. which he did not think it necessary to• make any ob. pesitioa; hie was Cot able to bring forstard his in. nervation. He moved an Address to the Prince Re. flooded motion redonhog the Princess Cheeotti of l ir vett, thanking his Royal Hi g hness for the Message, Wales, on Friday 3. his Royal Highness, therefore, esekeeproossing a determination to concur in it. ' , expressed a wish that it should be peOpoaell until ' 1 Lord HOLLAND was not prepared to tenet the .Tuesday. All that Lean my for myself (cootie* his reation, and he admitted that what the Ncible Earl i Lordship) is, that I have no desiotthat on thegeneral had said regarding our troops abroad, and the un- 'principles of sourtese,idtitorliMighoesc will heyOe#y subsidies. under the Treaty of Chaumont, bad ,to make any communication eciesistent with,thresi‘ weight. He could not admit, however, that cane nature of the sabjeet. , Such Information', isisi _war with America (which he was the last to ctn. „ever, sae ettlY beeves as a matter of -courtesy, and though one of the first to lament) should be , set of right. For one, I meet maintain the pin , seany sufficient ground for continuing the ciple that any Noble Lord not:) , give a gentetat notice on the war eitablishmeet,and for voting upon any sullied, witheistspecifyiegut aft thefervis Illittoaltestiarge Vote of Credit. With regard to the of words in which it' witl isto teethed. ' • ' ' ..' led Mateo( Europe, he could not admit that -he Fort isioLALIDEKONGR-dedeCildrikilobtli • detithy arginneortso...hoo n o, of, stow Sete, be-...kord to state truly that .n aim[ word thieft4lred e t, nit any rtiserg en Aes arose it was the duty of etteied rrelliftwittronin",.."/Wkres.pstwelpfisolisided Ministers to summon Parliament to provide for those to by the Noble - • Earl (assetlym). What he (Lotd emergencies. It was a matter of the utmost import- Leadentiale) had said - wirs;oher only that a Peer of once that the wholesome controol of Parliament Parliament had 4 rigloCto sdOrmots the Holie l bdt should be preserved with the utmost vigilance and to make any motion, if Sees pleosed,' - witheet eon. jealousy. For the sake of insisting upon the pro. moos or previous inforteitimr. ' 'the generiPprbetice 1 piety and necessity of such a proceeding, he had andneertesy of the NOWlCiffi. hihollige ; irellen a risen, and not for the purpose of resisting the mo- questing like thit which onteseoetebeintrodited, the thou. Illustrious Doke would surely deem it dente give The question was then pat, and the Address was ' some previous informationtrn As to the-principle, he agreed to. 1 mewed that he had not uttered a word inconsistent ; Earl STANHOPE, after tenon remarks upon 1 with the principle laid down by his Noble Friend. • Ibe importance of the question itself, and upon the ! Lord HOLLAND was convinced, that his Noble tight of all persons to Petition Parliament (in de. i Friend (Laoderdale),'ltes fully sensible of the truth fence of which he was ready to sacrifice his tire), : and justice of all thakimid been said by the Noble moved that the Petition he had presented yesterday , Earl: upon the right bta*Peir of Parliament, there from Corn Growers in and near Peterborough, re. 1 couhincarcely be. two opinions. His Noble Friend garding some legislative provision to protect their in- : had professed to put it ad verecundiate, but it was 1 terests ' be laid upon the table. i the oddest way of doleg•se, when the illustrious in , TheLORDCHA.NCELLOR observed, that the dividual was ablest. All Peers of Parliament were Noble it Ea w r a l s w m u y m in o te s n t ti s ie nnecen km arily ea va edy lian w t he a t n ine d for. 0 ward in offering to lay down his life when he knew the. put, ad to that. the Orson to wheel that none would be found to oppose him. He ad. it war put,, abeitig,ott :be • presdet, if the sub witted that the Petition ought to be laid upon the ject were nut move propshlttettied•in prkate. He table, and it was accordingly placed there. I must soy, that irwlsathad twee *ow said, private. re-- Earl STANHOPE, .after a long preface, in which ferred to a notice of mottos given • by him (Lord. s very warmly deprecated the confused and spin. Reflood), sad IsliPlinddiosi had been reqiiikol'in his, teltigible state of MX Bankrupt Laws, laid epos the . absence, rhea wooldfilsrail been retheti to tildes* table a Petition from an individual, who stated a him to withhold any Isrfiseatathiewitandinig kikett bit' r. 1.•: .=t; number of hardships regarding a Commission which : rig! a Polar of Piirliamena sO• 4 .' - ' had been attempted to be Sued out against hiss nine ' The Fon of LAUDERDALEcontheded; th atklio= years age. His hordshipAppealed to the Lord Own- ' Noble Frietod(Lonl ifellasid); bid tank or -kept in cellor whether be had not once said iu the Coati in the background a great•part , ol what be Inant fit* -which he presided, that be bad read over th e Bankrupt said. He had stated his reason for mentioning tier Statutes 72,000 times, and yet was not *Moto con- subject in tie absence*ltbe illustiioos Doke to be, prebend them. He recommended that the Mimi that there was-oely cuvolntetvening. day before the should be employed to frame one general !millesimal motion was to be hrottioliteretiourd; 'arid if, to- nor -' peebasolve law upon the important subject. • NI . row, his Royal Highness shoubl'titSr . have attended • The LORD CHANCELE,OR denied that belied I in hirpiace, vo appeal ceeltilitrethetot taade: to hint ever used such an expression: he should despair of upon the quotation. Thisobjeotothie Loidship was, ever node:standing any law if he were net acquain‘ totprodeoe the attendance of thellhootrinos Duke, to ed with it lohg before es bad .read it 72,000 times.-... giveisfermationshichbisLeselsidis,ie his.conseience, The Noble Lord (Steuhope), , de the course of what was of opinion, was now more celledgfroothan upon he bad said, bad shown beyond seatradictioa fiat he any forenevoccadolt titidAttlhe*-104 ett ' itself." watpoe of the ignorant. •i: ; - • ,c. - t r-,, : [Heir, hurt ] : 1 ' ,!**l; .- - J , • arl STANHOPE reguireiAsietthlog satteatet elk - iserd.l4ELVlLLEbeerged to knew what day the k thaa a bare assertion. ,ad, 14e 4 • . 4. • *.b c . illsrstrloto Duke had nesirecitsishis motion ? • . THE PitiNCRIIS CliltitiAtTE OF WALKS.. -', The Earl of ROSSINNI etiteteed, that the Coney ° Tbp Eart of LAUDERDALE said—l have wait- menhaden. he. had Witficedoertettert directly frees ed in th e hope of seeing an Matinees Duke in his , the-illustrious Duke who was stated to be indis place, Who yesterday pagootioa of a motion open a posed. the did not: Matielf motherhood to cams most important and dellesite. apbject, for Friday definitively any dayibillereildley was mendonedin neat. I lament that I. Vines disappointed, be- the note. lii AU ..1. btc,i efen The an En eg d u ef ali lot ty,- MORR IIMit D " A s .L bu B *a t i rl d ir , ' th w ae be t . tte it ' Io w a " . rnot think it proper Ilhat Abe Homo Afield be tural course would he, that a day should be fixed to- ' /.. . wi th some itsformation rebitke.to the no- morrow ntrition further informatiee was obtained ro ...•is to be. breeght forward I I aim well garding chitlings of the bete of Suers. 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''-'- Atilst-filstatnotur Doke in his pliCe this ewe '-. -Marshal his Grace she Duke et WELLINGTON, • 4 10 - •&-aewrisq_a ' 'hittr ell . . ~. apprecllt a Meetin g of Merchants. Bolters, aid . ilse Rah of Jete.lllll4 bliewfsqt tamer, emelt •••• '. • •••ftioilltirsolc- .. •,-• ' - - r . ": " Ad** MAW ' hive appealed to him whether he-dllt . Ark! the fish instant will remain for eleassturas a re?r i tjs Clitbrefonl, Jul, 8,11142- - . • . 11014111•01P.L01111011. irocone• •• , • not feel Mit in ibis instance there masted as lints& • Innate, at the City instant, Lando, Terms, tetweratlse boars of SAMUEL stlLLS,"tbe Chairs . et Naos wasitiminguldpos,iMem paria, ft . mint i neiihisitY of giving tie !louse Selart Intern° Twelve and Two eCluck. " Paws a Ladies' Ameelatioaile town and origatearl.. ' we, aphid the Skye Wm. it i tH„DEN. h o od off g5 e h 0 g,,,,1., i s bo nd/ 4 44 ,.,, k05e impd • were by i n i C imi n•ve d i . .- rile t a s s to . she natore• of Ids proposiima, as upon RAN KRUPTCY. • - 4 . 16 eT .Ilrers i n Germs?, b r le Mean , clap wed mews, ammg which were -.. er - iii - ti7theills ladle • . .., • • . .4itsy ettasion that 000 (+retried in' .30 . 11 oftory of ALL PERSONS who stood *WWI to Cho ' twoli CtL tile oot "m hieri ° 7 Bsr o tit; F lr eeds all a re noier al, 41Wassarige ticaw 1 mik the llar ellt ilhe Cr a mp' 111 811"111e llreel .P real Y-d a dil lirst illate ri a lt h arit ernmg 'fro As Earl ;:f Parliament ? It fil 11. ' 4 th at li *did .fltilliViSlMd l lillil if. Estate of JOHN WI NSTA N LEY, of Bearbiader-lane, 'lane. held At the Chy #4 Inindoi Avers.- The CesestMee it DU KlNGllAtinstrawith - lastliiag i b a ipplag Silt, aisitoyal ilighnt 4ll meant .to itVitist tlf, .._ 4111411 5 42 . 1 Leal it. Inserarwe Be ok..r, a Bankropt, are respmsted to pay Ladies ot Chrldstrord weeld be unfiratefel to •onsit mentioning, i which had - been edelowd a..... r • mesatese.-/ (Liserp•tol) w i ill the form of his titstitieVlll,lolll4l.l! their Drhts to Mr. Philip Hurd, of No. 7, Klafeip Hood. dm a bnolaseur o tl i. spertinst or his besternetiase Me been. tap. ,' Lord HOLLAND • Irtleltio 1 . 1 " 14 .the aliscussiOw :I k nee:What sisell e'conillertereestlis walks. Temple, Lunde% lieliclusr for the Assielitc, or they triltalod by Be amt those io dm inner masks 0 nsearyy s I whet sonsuarashediteta th e Mit of :the'iste-oir , will be NW without Strike sootier. who have shows agnserons instaimes oßmlpeASegale traPedko. i Math' -..... ... •• .. 4 . spots Important politirartitstitiont,rist 1' diV - *Aiwa Treaple. July 20. P. HURD. Old ilierrellity t . Wkiliba, !wimp' tio 111E4' F ri tire. Tbs.' ford 8 1DMOUtH replied; orders bad been given to that upon °setters of ' 010 Miter. 'nisi 'Wefiered I% . • l'ommistee feet Meets* to intrndl apse the time of iltate islet ' pat tile Gaol to sad a state of as-to be capable of re ....-1. .., RANILItURTC Y. ate easa d id t o the sore selyi g n ag g I ,„„ iikiiim of . thie ye w * moss was snot be int l e cosaaribest. . • . r mucus iderinstion Oren te erne` indentioal*ttli' net of T HE CRRDITORS 4 30itti WINSTA.N. intorno.* - or the e,sluid - rstrlk!oi - exosoise at VOTE OF CREDIT. - - tbewhole lime would not la; sistiatatitoi I. 7 .,Lffeell ... LEY, of RearhiesSer- lave. Lender,. Insuritswe Broker. i lleme"." larerraliW b 2 Illbrlblor.' The Foot of LIVERPOOL moved the Order of .-- F or rysolf, I -apoiltst lam more ' a 4 •10 oosso ~ t o Bashrupt, sy he mend to prove their Debt* nt the third Rob- , s or ,r, " behalf. of.ilit, Colmatillact natant ChehlwronOuly .. i - \ir kik too Daylortakiag the Afeesegolo tied Pamee.Rogeut jecture what the rouser and form , on of lie Stoetoie under the said Commission. are rommeted to Mote ', ..,... , - 6 the partly-sears of their Dews. and of the sererities they bill, •-. WAXY PURic INS. , ihte coosidtettioo. -• • , . •Priiity . etto be ,he ' it'ol• ittlfift*..jada . • iffy sob. with Mr. Philip Hurd, No. 7. King's Ilewrh.walks. Temple, ,Rettivod,-Tilst tie rdslfal !Thanks stall Committee be i it wa s wait - - -_ . jactdoting !hr whole ilmstidi .111. rs eipsetteete, that - awning, for sae hasigoer, is ora,,liMl Agit Depositions may. P meai ed_. lll ,khe l'. 6 . l _,______Assi 4 E _I" 111 • eill"sainir tat tglit J $ L --- ' II .he t.separest, prevent. to their attendance at Guildhall. .... WW........M... " t 1 6 " ellhafri Salrell 1.14106. ~ T he 11110 . • ' LI ie frOPOOing the Ad. had boon ilas lle elliPiediiitho '4IT lit Ilor eeo me of ` P. /HURD. alma - i thew 2sbierved, dwelt weold not be la eniesiiy for bolffettfrtie‘ -=-11Astilliktilitiltt' 449ifineteti, it la lie. * Atetta."4 already sheollimil " 1,9,7 10 il best 4o the present sitilitlon of affl , im • kovitketde pioseible to obi. siteekting Oyer. ely that 't Witt - r IFITDIC-PAME SHOW-ROOMS tot 'CHINA At Ckaterris and Co. • _At Sind", Steam sad Ca. i the k o ." with many- remaris. It--laidnipiath ob. see the filosttioor.olte-inide place, more especial. • awn PAPA the mat splendid Assortment of FIRES- S 6 bscriberi "the Mar' . Warellaulleto of Keeler teW 0 f . ' Dril led FRENCH PORCLLAINE, Jed received from ket Table, at Dm ' _A( Hewes. Jotted thht the sum a three millions • Avrow . ilshl large . the D iti eat.aitaaetting with theColebrook Dale Porcelahse, Three Seams Ina, TfteCebbantYeeemary 10,1 0 ly as to-morrow -o.4oconly do, that intervenes be- • , , f or a 'Vote of Credit. in time of peace• hentlidmitted fore his motion is -tat,lop discessi-d. If tmeonsreir I at very redeye I *rite., ~. • Hengerford sill 0 6. '3O 0. Stnhirk, St, Osferd-rtteni..Jal* 19. •At h i lt J. Lubbock and Co. At Child sad Co. , I the troth of this observation 'bit rePiletkotbat we should not have the red fortune to eft Ms Royal ... ' I . C. tit. Baste tad Soo, Yllninas Smith, Esq. 10 101 were still at war with Atuoriosoropi do Oftifit of Eu. Highness bevelled' itisit then the Werth* Woipdl 'IV RI. SOLD BY AUCTION, . traington le 0 Y. Z. 2 0 IL M-iirr. SADLER mot SON. . . Rev. B. Sandford 1 n ca mis e o , L e i t h, E sq . to 0 , rope was sot yet by any amos;:lcottleilt oftil... coati- be very late), we must fliniettl wholly sm tdoefiewige .---- - 1 • . . ~'~~ 16 16 4 4 4 ~„ :3:..' z ~.a