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

• No. 11612. " 714 CLINE for skid I/Amnia& Ohs Bremer ea the satfeld ! ' YORAM' ROYAL. ORIURY- LANK. 1"'" =, EVENING, Juiy 7, their • %amide *it, swam OTHKLW. 011011 e, Mr. Rows Dadaism's. Mips SW& Ts wiliN will b. added, A sew Thas.atte toaftetre. is ohne Aft. called THE WOO MA N'S HUT. inch 78.iiI;011 Fria 34. fa. Second Fore, 16-4..esr Otaikry. f.; Soong Price, Lt.—Upper earier7. L. s Sersol Prise. IL GA - 11BLE'S !CCM W.K.N In 3 vo!s..llton. price 16s. dd. boards. • • - SABSFIELD; or, the Weed/ wisp et rase t as 4ris4 Taw. By .1. GATtIBLL. E.q.'lltrabase, Author of " Siietettes of History. Polities, &c. is the North of ireiatul." . . For ever. L)rwuw I •ik tbon prove An unrelenting toe to use And when we meet at ..Meta! beer!. • MON isT. ANT reraaa wasting Mosey, mod procuring a nitwit to join la a Rid. say be "applied to aim am. wet. sewn Wows; or any properla i lr y paid nirs ultra h4air- th e Rorrnatiar. ?boa win borne i alas always and sreuri tids tbis Olbee. bt w.Lid tbey ley mike M per. Peso. le gally, nod wisboat slaking the principal. Caritas" sibiewlware . lir Burma ad Ce. Summon ta Melsfl. Ryder and Ca. Rowdl-!lees. Howland-sheet, Fitzroy-sqleare. Crone is het tier aro :Oil us part l - • Printed for C. Cradock and W. Joy, 34, Paderasster-row. the same katitor, A VIEW rif !IOC!". rir mad ll *NNERS is the NORTH of,l R ELAN iuthe Ammer awl Asthma of 11113.-1 vim. Bs o. price 10! 64. board.. " M Gamble P shibits animated sketelsearif the prmaitsewt osaiitie b . his comarsasea, tit- inaaltionsits of ate North of :..id creates ao ispres.ios on the atte..titia of kb reader, ."bkh is liked to mania, ohm 'more elaborate de• scripting* tome evoped from rectillectiaa."—Voothi) Review, December, ISIS. Where may be had the f Simla& popular Novels: ANN of BRITTANY. as flimurical Novel, me S ark. prim 116.. 6d Maids. LE r's'L Sof the SWEDISH COURT; by the Autism of " the Old School." Price 6.. bo,.rd_ CAPE OF GOOD HOPE WINES. Jahr ?S. 'OPAL'DOTAL -EXCHANGE WINE COMPANY, 3 , -EXCHANGE North rid,, faring the MLA, and esia bOirbed far carryalls into effect the Cape Wise Billb. IN 6ic6 re ceived the Royal Anent this day •. Government. Cif the en rearepetaessi of the eocwaticlins of these wristrieseeer W loan. have reduced the duty I. per dolma The Cosepary has jut laded. is the Loadoa Darks,* lame asausity, au.d saperiar is giotty to atm that tr , s bees bit weds burscted, mid are eleirr- wia i rd to eell at time failowin law prima—Pine Red mod White Cope. 3ta. i.er &seta t Cope bladeiva, 4k # ad superior Siena 111=it.itttial. etrisitt • say Freed/ Wier. O. terk cad. Falai* bane ashy to make a trial at them. and aiJ baJ Site ten e% mallet Talkie Wise, delivered fear of e e any vitt of Ledo& s C r ailies al the Cauvery. a, Dealers. say be areassavidated with H-asist Isis, or SO Gahm Combs, aid a esiestaut sapply to *ruts. 1 1otItor. TV PRISON of MONTAUBAN; or" Tian of Terror. Price b. boards. PE %CI.; ESTABLISHME.NT:II Reduction of the Forces, with the full and ei•i ly old pstietically ranciArred, is ailieh is kid downs anrtit Piss for the immediate Empiey mai • d lir ttg • , Bi Captain FAiRMAN, Aid-de-Caner and M Huai-% SperriarN to tie cove/one and CANIMIMPArs is Chief of Cgratve. G RAND STATE LOTTERY begius DRAW- 1 !NG In sEeThersLit,lBl4. SCHEME. a N . of 410.000 1041.10 . ..is . . . ‘40,0011 S l / 2 000 2 . • . • 5,6 t 1 . ............. ',to ,.• . 4.10j0 i. • - A...,....,.... *r ,,,..- . 1..,utt0 .•....... ..... . ....• . M .. ....... ......... S.s* L' . 200 • 1.000. .. 1.5 M) 20 b 0 ' ' • 1,000 24b0 ie l ihosti li every ndorsinr • SOUTH AM PTO?, Winchmer, Alrenfronl, 414 Alan Nark every likemiag. BIRMINGHAM Mercury P. Coach, wish a Crawl, sere ' ' sus every Aisentama, and reaches Nirsaiaphaaa ar at tiny itt *paw Perm I=Ad ai tzt i z ia Lsid alainaser., sa am tandara iteall," HERTFORO, Ware, Hodiesaaa, sod Chelsea Caw*. ; eery Marairg. HULL. Nersicave, Hayden, Thera, nod Darseartee, Paso . . DNA, every Morning at half-past Sit teelack, is the !tail awl Son boy Mljosa-gria, Hail. i TOTTENHAM Ned EDMONTON. Caw* daily., it hal& poi Mk baif-past 2, half-part li, sad hall-part 7. u'Cissck. 4. , Far the cannesience of persona residing at the west end i a ilhe NWS, Pauragera and Parer% are at for all the &liege Caperton, at Haschard's Cenci Oece., New White Horse Cellar, Piccadilly. Is tbub Prirpttlet i mowed% orseeemented tbe indivesobie is e cessia beepaa h , o p -bbb iiviaseeme Pryer Fotatlibibesest. Petabil f G. amp*, Pai-11.11. price Ili. aid to k stali stioseteatie fit obsenrr-- Of i.e CAW. P "Aattior ?tact._ _ TO RE SOLD aT AUC TION. • • Rw %levers. 6.4 !ILE,' and SOS. A .ih t sume lbeir Lepasnery, Cooferesi-oarret. 10-MORROW, Ally I, sr Tweis. , vrE following HORSES, a ce. —A Bay Mare, i y'sr.. &Ai. sound. flittilrl44 of 12 •tene, a aipdrat and roadster ; a bar, Gehtina, 15 lassos awe lads ikis , signi„ sac- to ride, sage a 1001•4 414 horse i a aeon* Griiimig o l lihaals lame niches high, Ave . rats old. anus, very active ia aH his pees. waeld • .Rosa eseelerc nog for any young Goo demur whui. f..na of Wend mod rood g toe ; a bashosse doe Mar., 15 Lamb. nigo, ..:iiitt, Ire years 0 1 4 , Perked,' vies/3'y teasp , rate, and quiet to carry a lads g Line large sized goal Cart lier.ep. Mau lasers, Rant Horses, Rackaies, Ike. Alas several suing i 1 ari.es. tram hi. Majesty's Light Dragoons, cal culated ler pat -cum 6e. gig,* kr. To be viewed the *waist; of Sale. Pithise Sale Days every Tuesday and Friday. Tickets. NO FIXED PRIZES! Dap of Draw int. as Ig lst SEPTEMBER, , y id 13th SEPTEMBER, e e *Sri 17th SEPTEMBER. EIS taiIIeHARES are Selling by RICHARDSON. 4 . I ' " EC Wil lied Co. Contactors for Ilse Lottery, at their • r MATRIMONY. - • . career of 8;4-buildings, Coinkill ; mid facing the Men% Cheriag Cram. . NO Monier* Levi cootributed more memorielly n., • - .! . Price of a Ticket....Xl9 19 to destroy Hyaena' happiness Milt Moot whittle are In `malt aelll 71 Eighth £2 15 6 conselersee of unguarded pleasure. People of every rank pay Qn:rter.....:... 551 Sixteenth mhosit--- ..._ NI ATRIMON lAL FELICITY. ' 1 hoe bees tainted by disease, a removation of stability is iudis -0 rtilE (Allege Alf Affairs on the Continent having Adl EiSRS. GOSS and Co. as regular Members of :' P ea"" "`'e ars Ttseittv years line we devoted oar prat ties Is the exclusite .111 L caverd a great demand for IKISH LINENS, liasennider- ITA the Royal Catlett? of 6 arrenaa in Landoll. have oda' ! treaanne of the following ffaineders, sad the weeforai regal Si abljenhanceil their prim. The BELFAST COMPANY hollowly devoted their otieotion for Ilse taw 17 years to the &toady 1 our plan gives Ito adititiosial never to wine, at far as we are forge the Pestle, that they has e a large stock re bath, e nick i of tiler Disorders which so frequently embitter, and too often i able, the rniag-ii of thnse romplaiuts which are the must im they tier at tie aid prices. fed twenty per met. fewer than 1 privent, that immitigable bleasing—Mitrimenini Felicity. The ' portant in the catalogue of teatime inilemities. ail other Ltablisiseent, and respectfully i.:ltile a ciaadid camp i ; maim applications they hese hitherto received from peeiom of i After isitiatioa into every britnell,lui NAY t Surgeemowe romped risen to prove the trash of their assertion. A single piece .o il . the first distinction, and the uniform sacce4s attending their 'II - ; a wash. a: au early pm iod of practice. to revere iudividaals at wlthesak• price, of werrameil fabric for durability. blenched ' eerier mode of treatment in sorb complaints , i"dhre thrill thus ', from the ignorance of is, educated earn, or the equt.tly dangerous lie the grass stitaest chemical acid. No *basemen Made. tad publsrly s • offer their assistance. in all rates of debility or de.. pree i p i,„,„ o f get v ro t I „. act i i i men . the wile) returned if a fault appears, Club for Irish ante.. Oriel.lc‘. whether vendting from th e too frequency' of Pertici- ; The disorders to theessie of which -we hove devoted nor at- Orders per phi correctly attended to Ity their Ara's. . patiag in the gaieties of fashionable life, the .ahuuaded Pedal- ; te a tion compi ice early specie§ of Venereal iufection ; all kinds • B ROOKS, BURCH, .tub O'KEEFE, own of liantioisme, or a event solitary habit , trhieh yeah . '" 'of Debility, a 'tether arising from the taints of sel.nol-boys or 5 0 3. Gym asiord-weri, asamsbary, 14. A a. the eue'rdt of she gaud, and *Menge the tower of yfrath, by t the indulgeories of reatuter age ; that derangement of the WI, ;produc ing sterility/ in Ike nee net . hid impotence in the ether, . taw is sr onteli which i- called Blirelllieti or Si.. fitly ; S-tainal 1 they offer i safe cad THE MOST PROMINENT TRAITS OF BEAUTY IS • P ei-mall" vale ' i Weakliest, Glftlf, Oastraction; in the Urethra ;a; also Strie- A FINE READ OF NAIR; Tn those who , frets each hats are Preaehted ea- tures, whether recent or of long Aaronson, and which hive wring into the married state, MI the any artier tint will produce this beautiful Om- and ashamed to welt relief, bria'•it balled Ike "k il l 4 other isnittioners , are by oar present im- I aver their intioniti s ilence, • be l' k ' . is in it MK e'alin me to lams proved Flu of treatment effectaaUy and perinstae.u:ls cured, Witt 10. .1 ' however aifficall or raetrectual the care war be deemed. It! • widish the patina suffering the excruciating pain and aIarm "LOWLAND'S ITACAiSAR OIL, under utte j steer Practstionett o that by a renovating and infallible nieteee • ierfiemervimge which frequontly follows the application of magest nitenuage .. f their Renal !lichens , ' the Princes I they may be reoored to a salmi sad vigiscoas constitution. ; tae how resew. le the chase Si our extensive practice is of Wiersand Doke of Sears, big Serene Niemen the Duke 41 A Certain Disorder, frequently contracted in a an- i this m e tiopulis.t.sturrnes aloes of stricture% Wive 'Weil and ore Salittes has sad his KacellencY the Dote rid bedellrherN by • meal of ieldieuretina, sod ewer! &Perin of Venereal Triertiliai by I daily ender our etirr, the total eradication of - which i; effected their expressauthority t also the Navy mid Army, had meet of .' i salad mid aeser-fasliag mode of thatineet. le epredds sad ht• i by a seer, certain, and expredittausi mode of care, ssperior to the Mollißity throughint Ewer. ! dimly removed, without restraint is diet or rennet : asalpa, , pay esker yet adopted. The weakness, television. and de- TbirOil ‘ the iatizt liellatihill. Itielciaht• sod eflicaciall" pen. 1 STRICTURES of the Urethra sad facets. which they' pifity, proceeding from this complaint. are speedily reinter', deg* hi the world far eradicating all impurities of the are enabted to cute ha abort period, without having reemerge to! and the patient re s tored to sound and vigorom health. let hawse hair, said pram-int a bleariest growth am the halite* ' She painfully dangerous effects of the caustic; references of . w here sh. debriety has for years existed, a prover pease 'worming it ration! of nr turning grev. affords an we giblet cam be given to several geadeinen of Nigh reepeetinitity, vent a g e is o ar restorative eggiegijeg ,is satin tily terminate, r i ta7r reg‘ geff strength to he roots, which assn pristlaces an inimith who have twee tined is a very short period, after leaving la.. to revive the slumbering sparks ef life, to team ate the hie natural earl, nod bestow& on the tresses a wasscendaat beau- . bowed make strictures for away years. 1 eintsthatiom Wel lean 1 venders children's hob' strong void beautiful, pre- i To Married Females. whose expectations of those tether ; ai rm ineorm Dwane, aswebe math Si ignorance or haste is the matetuthe pewit' 4 shiners, rre-litfott a. nm.tarbetis, fn.— pledges of ennenbial happiness have hers defeated. it may also D ra wn, of k simple Goserrbea, and it not on f te n ueu tty hap. It is perfectly limns 1.111.5. and tugs with safety be applied to the ; be a pleasing reflection to Mena. that in a Proffer Persenewallee t pens Olt the serta of life are poiseeed by the indiscretion of an Lair of the y emigre infant, and the besefient elfect4prodeeed in their remedies, the general health is teenaged, an the a.-; so rmoded ',oar. By a 'epergne method sock complaints ewe atonally explained in line/Innis Treatise on the Hair, enclosed' pediments removed. easily cored ; and eves where whets have failed, we trust that lads bottle of Oil. i • Messrs. Goo and Co. 'lmitatively professing the core soh These 'we may piesulue to offer a radical remotablisbiamt. are of Counterfeits; and ask for Erbetlitsurs Macaw I partichor comptetots, it order that they miay not be narked pew, however, ave the cases of complicated distress in this All, 4od sibs. eve' that each ermine hot ile is si.tned es the oat.' by a mistaken few, is nth the obloquy so justly ;martini to the disorder, rampaged with the e t ansimins s ituation or rmen, wh,;, sale lahie, in red iak. `• A. Roe-laud mil Rosa." i ignorant empiric, think it but justice to itie t oseivos tfi state. free an intialgence is a solitary vice, or the prevaktit gaieties WI at S.. 64. MN'. 6 d• and t• la per Battles ley she side Peth•l that they have been FraltelYed•rhted sad initiated 4510 co", 1 of a fasiiiiniable life, acquire that Nate of debility which is the rietnts, A. Rowland and Nara t' irb3 - street. Hanlon-gartiells; breach of the professes (net/Reuses of which, frt various t weemaidable compewoce of such planeness habits. Where the Landau ; and by appointment by Mr. Smith, 117, New Rita4.l hospitals, and te;limallialt fees the highest pfamivaal netts°. -', soluippy maw two& seer hi misery, bat carefully emcees street ; We n. Breathes, Perfumers tat her Major._ ,v Thetis , - rities, they have to coleriece acv erquiccr)• That a Teta . ..lean i i his misforsaaes, it may be same cano st slation for him to kar, borne - street I Bayley and Blew, Cocksparoareet ;h. Bern.' in she warmer hensisphete of Mr 011111411 math, as wen a s s t T , that although it be an object of dash or uncertainty with other 17, Creel.-street ; Lowe. 3%, Strand; Better. is Rigs , , fib, : other pmts. emboldens theta. h assert.. that their semarehes i, practitioners. the removal of these delieleanes by the gradual ch rap„ine t Bohm nod -e,,,e„sat I.: te a time ; T o n, C um . i bi g englieeo c,gaissed to diseases already entnariased, they hold program of reaseation, is the. acquirement-of ear experience. hill - Pattie, Butts. avid Caw Linebaril-olthet; Barclay cad J. out &arm/allay Si renovation march is gas' agmer sailer the f lf t a t r ite s ,r Barebeb at sh un h a , e begs. in miner moody Fleetooarkel ; Burgers. Condor-street ; Neu bevy sad , geeiiisanog edreeo of a the pasnedentier the tetrad tease ..- And i v ig o or,wisch a in d e v s s lew seeves s e a by as early emintec_ Sore, 45, Shaw and NEwards, 66. St. Pairs Church-yard; further, that keying had opportunities. in their professineel in-, soilsp al' this rmagindrate, sad t a t h en eases se rem &a m i ty %Oen and Co. Bow Church -yard; Wain and Cm VS, Strand; parity. of form* as intimate •actraintatire with the r will emir: and and by all wholesale and retail Perfumers and Medicine Venders ! tonal belies of seafarineperages. obey Me. tentietat= Mar.ied Waimea. was bare n d og b een i ssas p o i ote g is; d ie in London ; by SPErvile, • CAnsgow ; Radiant and Urquhart, i amanitas of immediate hi' ; ellat-the secerearnalting from eavermatirm. er a a s ea., may b e s i mee g., - hie";, mho i hn ii h t n, Ediebarch ; Davison, Perfumer • Newbery raid Sous ; Bowl- , their essfieausurt fir "wed them Ili Sh i t the P ractice a die NO Ideas ate curable by medical skill. • .::,. • Mg and Co. ; sand Fan Ween and Farm, Dublin • * and by all I racial }needle/Bert and tees ereinoe their pretensisins coil- Potions in the ‘,.......„, we ___,_, ~_, _____.__ Perfumers nod Medicine Venders 'brougham. Eart ' spe. i 'tithe a fair trams for tie eaprettedeetell itaaideare arab hi, Si the i r ea t e , h 7 n — e d nd wiener = iZ e : l l 7'r eh T ee t•= h i Also, ROWLAN D'S ESSENCE, of TYRE; or, Imperial ,; which they haves by the loathe. bees I t ' liberialY halmillafia Note far Agreite unifiliediches; ma tbe mite w ill be feraverdsf DYE. 1 'Patients is the country ate regretted to slide He. pardedan to an part at its aunrin„ for cha n ging red or grey bait, whiskers, ice. to a brews or lof Wirelike , . age. and allainee ar living ' enclosing a remirseet• The mann which hen meow to toe undertimegi ilia the block, 7s. bit. per bottle. 1 fog advice aallinoditioas, end therewith odicises , will be gine erfero which whore pnenesed to state. form the Weis Also ROWLAND'S ALSAN A EXTRACT, an Ahossiniaa ' warded tat nay part albs hilidertas• ; ewer. of ills 2;o 4l.l iernient, emit leedineidehe with hell this latimatien Is preparative far readiest* all disorder; of the Teeth mid Gums,l To be eadrodood at their mese daily (personally, or by , ... i....... ..... 1 Si dike rex, with seesety , rs Gerrie mid On. hey be reeseite4 by peonage and adding to theta as incomparable beauty. and indoedimely 1 past paid) hyoid:Nils Okinalets :Frar gaz the resseht weeny aid iteeese, et their curing the Tenth-gelse. Prim 10.. fie. per bottle. Parodic, sad ill Gr atteatiaa by her Royal }lighten the Ducker. of York.ll. Deaverie-strost, Flee m ibee l , t Gam aid Cm. Sergeoes,l lemly s z".o-10 , 08.. . Abe the ALUM\ I'OWD/it, at 0.. N. per bee. Dec. VI, 11113. ievous , fie. 107, stria. . - ... . C A;V4r,P Vi , / .11.4.; ..5•,•.... . , LI/ C.. .640,000 received. . „, ~, . L .; . ._,,, _ _ .-.. . . , ~-._ . ~- . _ Rv.'” "'.' ,IP?""'..?-47Triffgrilrfr,"?'..- 72 1,7 ftzr-trcrie: -••-• •-k. • , Itimpt, . • rit• w" 11111 t' • . '•-) F v: 4 0 - ;", ..• te +sr A. , . • 1 ' . .- . - .. a..ii.• .......,,,...„.•, +_ „ a t . . _ .. .., '• , "... , ' . .. ' . A VS . „ . . ...• *_ S . . . , ti: '.. I ‘ tilW VildifitEMlMMlNe - - N - LONDON, TRU ' ,i , Y, JULY 7, 1814. PRICE e4s. • BOOKS PUBLISHED THIS OAK' ; 7° LULL* B. iIIOtiNTAIN, Saracen's Head - IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. --...—.- iii. isish-1111, Landis, the best Accommodethie for A DODSLEY'S A/111117AL RROISTER., wit -, - - revellers, sped illadi v eboice Liquors, asd sorraerate aharges. —mms-- I. a Yeme h nite thick .. TS/liale. prier W. hamitai . The %Nitwit Pad Coaches, Mal Onorber, Re. set trot from J)_ . HOUSE OF LORDS, JOLT 6. 00S LEV'S ANNUAL REGISTER •%or I a the Saasivais Mod Isar Saimr- Wit t-- I C•ommel were fully heard in the appeal 111HW e. Smith, whelk . View of Use HISTORY, POLITICS, and L 4 amp& Ur git.Pom e Port Comb. so cane fear in -ides. sets out gaar ut lisp reversed. TURF,. for the Year MIL • • • rrtirV Ilarairig, three& tatterwordi s Rich Cross. flitteklev. , lasel were partially brand it. Vie *pried Lott Moon:non* Primed for W. ()triage sad S oh ; J. retaipn ;B. liglassig Atbrmhmr,-Tmasvaalb, - Liltblield. thismbo A rk e Nortbamp l tan, v. White. - J. Bell; B. sad R. Crosby ma Co. 4 laielseaten. hadts.lo l l ad "6/11111"e " Alava"' Liverpool nestnestP.m' Lord Stewart took. the oaths and his seat. His I.7rishia rd was Co. ; Longman and Co. ;J. Aspernv; She rw o o d and Ca. g, EXETER, Plymouth, Weymorth, Doreberrer, Falmouth, introdeced by Lord _Gordon (the Marylon of Hitotleyracti Lo ate C. Cradoek sad W. Joy, .9i. Pr terusster-re w. i Derionnuth , and may. New Post Conch. every Morale( 1-11ereitford. W here seas be bad, r - ~ at hatXprat . Sie o'Clorit. with aliened. tbrougir tionstos.Aa- i Mr. Broaden, Sir. ) . Gnikam, and eitiers, brought up fro* A few camplete Seas , is SS volt.; al-s the New Series, do.. mlusser. Bt 'dove s ainadford. Basimaoke, and Barbet. ; die Hoare of Gammas time t;retaiwicli HO.rifai Priapert Silt. arencin a , at that important Period. 1791. is el mils. BOSTON. Spaldiag, _Peterborough. &Mao. sad Heathy- :The theta saps 4 Cloth Rxportreion SD. the Irish Vast India Any silk zle Volonselle cimpit-te Nets at lbs. esetwas ISM rind dulb- Non Rolla falla Galan. Prig Set erer, Karaite. Comalses Diltles . DM, Glouctater 'se ~ i. The Doke of presented a Petition front the Uni ta /Sid. is.. The Sablistire.recowasPad Gierienitaf, perfect in** B• 400 In SPHons Loath , Grub.. nod Hnii• • • their Sete as catty as posotbda, to egad awmpaiga i ago ' a , LIVERPOOL, Warriagtoo, Kentafied, Stone, -and Litelw ' elledfaillf Cambridge. and other Petkiocs were presented frogs =awe die Valuer, are meads .0 of mint am. Pm c aa oh, calked, Th e E x p e aoita,„ every 'wi lt ing •att various *ears by Lord Holland, Earl Stanhope, Lerd dale. •Five n'Clgick to the Saracen's Head lan, Dale-street, Liver- l 'ite. wane sireislase Tide.' TO ritutriali i, !lOOKSFLui.its, Ald'i AUTHORS. p,,.1, G arr ietl thrtegiumL, • • Lord DE DUNSTANVILLK presented a Petition from a irill- Is Oise B . Vol. tree las. ester. h ants. 341'H and BRlsrol. Flying Foot Ciathes, tbrough Chip- , Bergen of The astrough of Heireone , complaining of the hi- HE PRINTER'S PRICE 800 K, camittlailig prelim Cake, and liolbiatough, every Ahem/meat ; urrire at Pike, skid, he shard. mrstaia by the prtypthood Diifranchisetnect the Waiter Prtnter's Ceara" an Ow die • for Pit wog Mr. Ilay's, tee theyboand lea, Saab, mid the Leedom Tavern, of that Borough. sad playing to be heard by Counsel against IWartis of amnia, Size,, Types sal Pates-; Alo. . . ens, a ~, ! Thimumotrart, aad the Semi Bristal,,aest Moraiug.—Coaches the Bit —tittered to lie on the table. .• Illa Cbfreet Method of casuagAr ','/. wile and • t rCopy, ta,__Wella. Reldaroeter, Toeiwal ti r si t , QU A K ERS. 1111 " 1111e41 el e r etser 111°4 " of d ' -'"' s 484 641 ir l l' etz -...-....- 1111.. WM. ge i rge liVialiliogro ge oes i d i ' Radi i ten . 4 „, il64lllllll V ella d ,„, I : Tina Dote of GLOUCecriat precented a Ped. Ito which is lied same Arouse memo Nature -os,-orsz. __ . of Reading rotit-sbant ear the Peers. wish Mg T./prelatical aelY• alma alles reaserhably may, with a Goart througli- ‘ tine felon A number ef the Starlet) , of 'Friends resi- - Marks used for this purpose, sad their . demi sat • 01 - . nwengis 154innfdido Newark. ltettna . D uel " e r dent hi the 'metropolis and its neighbourhood, against :Engraving. • , ••?! 4,. .. • and I orrybildte,to the filaidlea Lion. Leeds, meat Day at Room . , By C. STOW.F.R, •., . pi m ,,a dosamd44 t h e ~,,w ww„ ,sped,,;„ pe d,,;„ at this toads, it i s the contieuadon of the Slave Trask.. Editor of the 'a Preser's Gramerar." allowed to h e to e m o st sigierabk met complete Palate Convey- 'rue LORD CHANCELLOR railed the attention Printed for C. Grads& and W. Jay, Patersoirettner. • aura on the North Bald , being earteilied ia Accom.oodatiun i of , „. . ~ Joy airy other. . the uouse to some arcomstatices connected w i t h KENDAL. laneaster i ° Prroon Kirby-Lansdale, Bolton, , this Petition. When the Petition was first present. Climb", Clessskirk, audGannang Post Coaches, every After. • e ll it was addressed c. To the Peers in ' Parliament " ands, at Five 'Cassel.. Psoanied. i " 1 GLASGOW, Longtown, Ggetaa-Greea. Amain. Dumfries, . assembled."—Now their Lordships knew • that that Brnoishill. Thornhill. Sanqubar-Kila, Camatick, Kingsoell, : was not the proper designation of' that . House, the and all parts of Scotland, Catopertown Dutch ( Daily). • . I YORK. seirtuade. sad - Ediasierits ,. uw ,,, c aws ," per f„,.„, e a Learned aad Reverend Bench baiug .Lords bet uot with a Guard *resubmit, sets ,mt every Mona: aat half-paa i Peers. The Petition was, in consequence, takes ' i firt a as, clii i r o t ri , um b) ilen • wa nfi N . op( N ur e hiun war , k, eg ße orpe tfer th t . , a T r il td fiC a nst e :::, ir lZa .- 1: 1 back, and the address now stood, " To the Lords 1 Peerage's baling themselves fatigued from ibe knot of tire; In rerhaneset amedabled - ."• The meal design-tiros of kosnarY, milY reel what time tary4e r airli and then Proceed all that Haase was " the Lords Spiritual and Temporal, I **Um .ray 'l4/41It'1"11 few, . J. 4 ' the Black " ' lsm ' Ctm in Parliament assembled." if is the general tecoi • I ity.strees, York, von Coaches so Sanderlaad. Hull, Searbas stooge. DGLPlol/11 and Wald new Past Cowell, every Whitby. sail maw Places. 44 Evening. Lords," the Petitioners intended to include shi ohs.; BRI 1 particular description, their Lordships would i.u - ts.! aid wh i telisaaa, p ool G em *. x pe e 1 bly consider the Petition is admissible. • CAR LISLE, Peariih. with Four Rooms, sad a Guard all the wax. Passes through I Bningli. Appleby, Greatahridge, Rirlasond, Catieri . .-k, BID. , vavvidee, laetberby. Aberford, Lord. ARDEN protested against say innovation D0w .,,,,,.„ , „„d ‘,.„ 4 ,1 1a ,,, i no those established forms, by an attention to which, (the iseseeK was by eviatrea ails), era 1431 every Alorntat.. i the respect due to all the Mentbert •414 that Hoes. 1 a su n d=n o tr Nl e hr i e:r .I te? t =l i t w t si he e fr i 7attlf e at i ti li n t: „ .. th l:4; cs ner ti 1a as b eat. maintaine d . lie was persuaded That no adulator il their seats being rectirrti in the text Caaelt. I disrespect to the Episcopal part of..the Jimmie am WAKEFIELD Fiat Coach, every Morning, at calf-past . iniended ley the illostiious Presenter of thi. Petition, giau'el"rk• 1 than whom on the contrary, be knew titere was tin ZffilaTEß, Newport , Whiteherck TurP(" l ". 74711 "tiritb: ' 1 Norta&ch, told aliddiewith, Pot Coach, emery F,veniug. at ! one tianre disposed to pay the Learned Bemires all. Fire &Clack. ; the deference that was due to them ; but Complying 0 SUN DEftiblitt, Starktria, and Yarns, New Coseli. every 1 that the Petitioners ought to comply with the este ' ) 11 " 1 "ingi In the Oev.eke Ina, Suoderland. HA ki CHESTa ft, Witalaw. Gamlen'''. Newcastle, \I aL4•II. i blished usages, and to give to that thane its proper and Wolverhamptat;. Post Coach. eve') Afiertotots. c;tartied. he felt it his duty to oppose the re< Pr." SHRIEWSPURY, Wellingtim, and Slarnal. Pot Coach, ! de s i iM atic ' n s lb• R e al Ciusriulles every byelaw. at Five n'elork, guided. 1 tiOtt of the Petition. SHF..FFI tLD sod Rotherham Pat Coach, called the Ruch- I The Duke of GLOUCESTER returned his thanks to Line Noble BPren, for bowing done turn so •notit. justice With respect to the , egtinseot4 which en. . . tertained towards that part of the Horse %which the None Baron (erroneously, in his rapiairm) thought would not be treated with due deference, if the Pell'. tion were received in its present teem. Tow general good character of •the Petitioners was tone/404 known to render it necessary for him impress it on their Lordships. It had at vseinas times obtained for them legislative indulgences, to which no other members of the community were entitled ; and he was per. sanded that nothing could be further from their in. lotion than to do any thing derogatory from the dignity of their Lordships. They had substituted for the word " Peers," which originally stood in the Petition, the word " Lords.," it term which the Noble and Lamed Lord on the Woolsack had de dared seemed to his sufficiently comprehensive.— He trusted, therefore, that their Petition would he The LORD CHANCELLOR again explained the eireutasisares &Headset oa the original presentation, and on the subsequent withdrawing of the Petition, for the purpose of making the alteration which had been introduced in the Address. He re, d eated hia opinion, that the general word 44 Lords" compre hended the two species, " spiritual and temporal." The fact was, that many Ants of Parliament had passed in which that House was simply described as " the Lords," and even in the Cnmmi«inrs by which the Royal Assent was given to any legislative mea sures they were so designated. That :Lc term 66 Lords," therefore, was sufficient, was evident. — It was questionabic, however, whether the Petition ers meant it to convey that sense in which alone it , could be listened to by their Lordships ; namely, as meaning " the Lords, Spiritual and Temporal." Earl STANHOPE expressed his surprise that any hesitation had taken place with respect to the rPeep tidn of the Petition. As to the last ohcerv.tirn made by the Noble and Learned Lord on the Wool sack, he would say that he did not know %hat the 66 Spiritual" Lords might be able to do, but he was sure that the " Temporal" Lords had not the power to dive into mens' breasts, and ascertain their Wen tions. Their Lordships were bound to take words in their ordinary acceptation, and it was evident that the word • " Lords" alone, sufficiently descri!)ed their Lordships' House. Lord ELLENBOROUGH was of opinion that the Address in the Petition was sufficiently compre hensive. Lord HOLLAND argued wartnly in favour of the reception et the Petition, and adduced an Act of Parliament-4n the reign of Elizabeth, nud sevei n t other cases, to show toot the term " ',nods." with. oat the distinction of "" Spiritual" and Tempo• rai" had been frequently need tc describe that Haase. Lerd RF;DESDA LE observed, that as the ttrm used was a legal deteriptiou of the Rouse, he thought the Petition ongitt to be received. Lord LAUDERDALE geld, that it sppeored to him to he no less whimsical to contend, hit in the general terra " lards," the specific description of Spifitellr was cot camprPtended ; as it would be to contend that in that general ten" the fp-- 66e description " 4 reasperar' was Rot ampre. beaded. ti r` Y W ESTMILN ciTER MEET! 4 • Parsuaoce of a Requisition duly signed sad lilFg lelPereli le ow. 1 her.tn mppoial t MEITiNG et the IN HABITANT HOUS : HOLDERS of the City ar4 Liberties of Wesswin-see, se he betri is New Falser Yard, rAI MON DAY N EXT, sir 116 4av of hay s as T.teive isTlstis at Iloa. " Tn rowlder at alt and proper Pemba to represent dim iu Parham*, is re et are present varsoct." • (Sicord) AItTHCR MORRIS, 'Ugh &Alf. Joky 5.1614. P. S. Tie Chair win be tabs at One o'Clork • ?li6ATAE.SSTIL. covioirautJaw. THIS rapist EVCIING, Jelly 7, will tw RICIARD C(U DE LION. AAP? *WWI lIOBASTIES Fti NI aloso. AIN* ob aka, caw') ALLIANCE. To waids arm be added. A New Graced Ipeciade. ailled SADAK AND KALAiRADS; 'Me Doses i• he .heeled as half pad lire Mimi. la be es at half paat sit.