The Statesman. — London, England, 1815-02-25 00:00:00

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'EttniOUS 11.181ZRTY. • Oil the le of March will be, oublishod (to be coritiatied Month- Iv, pi ire lialf-a-ernveri), to sWw periodical Work. ,entitled Fru THEOLOGICAL. ENQUIRER.; or Pohl. mieal Magazine; being a general Media. at Communi cation too RLiijtoa , Metaphysits, and Morn, Philosophy. Otrt. TO ••LL IMPERIAL. PARLIAMENT. HAMLET, PRINCE OF DENMARK. H.m!et, itlr. Kean Opt . ielin. him L. Kalb her 2d appear awe no fled character. After which, far the 1* ilmr.'a Nrir Parte, tilled POOR RELATIONS. • - in Time- Iffed. Prise 13e. 411. boards, T FU GITIVE; or, Family Incidents. y B ilie or " Private History of the Court Author of England " Romatice Reader% and (tom/rice Writers, ' &c. &c. London Printed fur Black, Parry,. acrd Co. Le/We/Anil. street. HOUSE OF Loans, FE8.24. CcmdigtqA by FJ P,E ys ltKl l l3. Ettl. The nt,jeit of this Joitroal is to give full scope to an unfetter ell Enquiry after Troth, to inculcate Liberaby of !ientimeht, and to aspire to a candour and impartiality which has never beeh e'sercised by our eniensporarim. London: published by M. Jones, 5. Newgate-street, nod sold by iill Booksellers to Town and Country. Nondar, Town and Country. The I)..nrs to be opened *1 Italf pest ewe o'clock. to Ar lin 'II Mir oast sin. g Serollll Pik* a%. .99; 66.; • Sermd Poe , . 11 Lower tinti•ry. 211.; Second Peke, Is.—Upper 13.3 Second Price, _ rt h tinao. price 31. 3.4. in hwirds , ilig4irmed with Twenty four enlotireo Priam of Scenes at hhodrai k Pate•Pettnng: Atalaeca, Macon, Canton, Si. Helena, &e. &c. engraved .rofm Drawings by the A u th or . A. _ , ..... JOURNAL. oy . A VOYAGE, 19 itit ifl flari kLe oi t j:o r at i l i l t ae n a d od C ST:II I4 E L art:they the u i tC wary% ship Hope. . On Tuesday, March 1, 1815, will he Published. price 216 No. 111. of a New Literary Journal, entitled THE BRITISH LADY'S MAGAZINE; .:- To be continued Monthly. Greatness of mind, rind nobleness, tbeir seal In her build loveliest.—MlLTON. Original*Conminnications—LoveThe reasonable Hoshand,— The /hfant Pantilf--Poetry of Lord Byron—French Theatre— VadernoLellt R:micourt—lllustrations of Westminster Abber-ts, Coentessnf Riehnined—diary Queen of 'Scots—St. Valentine* Diry—The,Tgruitny of Passion—Facts, Fancies, und-Reeoliee• lions—Stemoirs of Mrs. Lucy Hulchinson—Revrew of the Rr duseof Nokiiiirl—Retrosuectire Criticism—Wihster's Duchess of 14:iffy—Fine Arts—Rise. Progress, and Operation of the British Institution—Review of New 114usie—The Drama — Miss O'Neill! ; Mr. Kean's Reuben Glearoy-- Oratiorio—Opera—Hortultusa—hlontbly Calendar—Fashions — Ac. &e. &c. Printed for Sauter No. 1, Paternosters row ; and may be had of all Booksel len s od Newsmen. TqI.:ATgE-ROYAL,, COVENT OARDEN. I r S pretest EVENING, .F e b, 25, will b. performed. THE StriI.A.SGER. 1 he Strarger, Mr. You'll/ I Mrs. • To *bleb will be slatted. LOVE LAUGHS AT LOCKSMITHS. By JAMES WATHEN. • London : Printed for Nichols, Son. and Bentley, Red Lion palkbille; Meet -street ; and Black, Party, and C o . Booksellers *tabs Hon.. East India Company. Ittantiy, Artaterses, The Sierp Walker, and the New Pan temiire. &rem ir. g Second Pride ga. 611.—Pit. Sr. 6d. s Second Puce. 26.-4.wer GoHwy, lb. g Second Price. lls.—Upper G a ncy, 1.5.; Second Price. 6d. A Private Bon ■toy be bud isigbily g on application to Mr. Brand Ht the Bas-olive. TM TABLE-BEER. BREWERS reipectfully at" rrn the PUBI.W. that ou Moods, near the price or T %TILE-BEER will be reduced to TWENTY-TWO SIIIL LI\(t rer Barrel. - BURY HUTCHINSON. See. Breirres Hall, London, FA. 21, MIS. STONE AND GRAVEL, FOR ADAMS'S SOLVENT is an effectual remedy for the Stone, and a specific preventive of the Gravel running into stonv concretion, by correcting the 1:alcohols Dias thesis in th ose habits whic h have a natural tendency to this lefiOSS disorder. It has succeeded in awns rous severe instances where the operation only was thought capable of giving relief. Those ea-es ate published in "A Disquisitiiin al the Stride anti Gratrel, &c. by Mr. PERRY, Surgeon," the Tenth Editioo of which is now in the Press. _ _ _ OIL AND CORN MILLS. /110 be SOLD or LET, those voloabte and.ezton- A. vise FR F. 110 MILLS, situate at Chariton, near D..vcr The Oil Mill hem lately erected in a most solemn tin' summer on she most improved - prirwiples. and 3 *Mitred s be see of the fi-e". and most powerful Milk of the tied is tlo ,oustry. The Corn Mill is likewise in coinplete repair, and hods of theta worked by a . litivierful and never-failing suppls of water: Tkei , possess peculiar advantages from - their provariiv to the extensive shipping Port of Driver, which got , a focally of imputation and exportation scarcely to be etpv,lled, A Plats, Plevallnn, and Particular,: of she Premises, and the numerous goie-liosi.vs and conveniences attached to them, na% Im seen at Mr. Millington's, Civil Engineer, No- 394 Doke gr s: et: Menthes'v.4o're, London„ who is authorised to treat fsr diedispusal of the tame; as well as alefifs. Culleas, urea ton, near Dover, Kent. 51r. Perry may Ile consulted no, meal, Wednesday+ and Fri. day, at his house, No. 9, Southarnition-.trcet, Bloomsbury ; but hitt professitsoul engagemeots have induced hint to zippiest Mr, R. Johnston, 15, Greek street, Soho, his Agent for the sale of the Solvent,• where it may be had tit 4s. 6d. lls.aodlels. _per bottle, stamps included, ('1 EORC: E DAY ' 'aud HENRY MAItTIN, 'IL.KNo. lit,Lamina-eats/I. florythwitrit, REAL JAPAN MAI 4 I , UFACTI;R LUIS, beg leave to memo avail to the Public is general their superior Jayvee Blacking— *. e‘rellence iq jiving the highest Were and jet black ever be kid to Shoes had Roots hag here liatglatiewieed %%ell cite- Wshed, Statements 'so praise terms the bletneeteterers, as u ►lo- g:•tiv.lwfore34i,‘evince. anll ingt•he bottici at Sixpence, One Shilling, and fiigirteen r nre Par h. :4. It. I.odies' Ilalf-bouts will experience. b. the use of this viluable Marling, a polish and jet Elack far above any other to" !girl' egeTett to the Country Shopkeepers supplied as mud, upon Six Months credit. • a • A , tagle Bottle, as sample, may be bad at the Ware- GOLDEN LOTTF.RY. ?lIREE pOUN A LSO FIVE of-1001, COIN ES ditch. which will be PAID IN COW. Without deduction, as souo as drawn. T BISH returns his grateful thanks to the Public • throughout the kingdom for their distingui:hedfavisins. awl buying CONTRACTED with 'GOVERNMENT for the en-tang LorrEgy, he feels pleasure in announcing the rot lowirg Scheme, which not only pit sews the attractive ena taa preiedentrd novelty of THIRTY THOLISKNI) POUND PRIZES, hat as a crateful tribute of respect to tae Public, he ha, made at rangement, that tho Mgr Prizes ut,Onc Thiamin!, Geiaea., each, shalt be paid In COLD ati soon as drawn, ss our nay deduction. whether they- •are sold in Ticaets sir %flares, at either of his 016te5;4 4 40..4,- CONN!' I LL, or 9. t 11ARING•CHOSS, or at any feller Office in the Kingdom. SCHEIIE.- 3.... Priers of ...:sleW1.01)0• .. are .... iffio.ooo • • tg!.0 0 0 •••• : 390 —ig • 9, . . J, t 000 •• • •it ; Apt,. ' 4.4 1 0 . • *,900.• • . 1 6OO 15 • ....WO • 1.9n0 Ys` 3,000 ..15 . 15,000 tab.% • • 4150,080 • Firtt-drawn eto.oco..viiw receive...CW.o6.l Sectuid,trawn x10.5u11...111 receive...C-10,1AM ,D 4 ore! Third-drawn A't),oo.. w kreei ve . Uo) Mese ! Making Three PA irS 'nf Xlthallu inlet 1 FIRST DAV- ' - . 5,11 Blink ret•eiye 100 (Nine.* hi Gold! t'ith 'receive 1,009 (latent hi .814CONI) 0 Y...• • li , ih Mask will receive 1,000 Guittemi in Goa I 2tti.i Mink will receive 1.0.0 Guinea, in Gild! 5 411 . BINA will rbeelve LNG Ouitielit (JIM! Reyrios lhytwinit the sth of April. • Ticketsitiet Shares are now on _Sale by BISH, the Cod- . 4, Cotabill, or 9. Chtuilikerii,t. thigtiivo X 30,004 reizs.,.and Irides Cepital !'lists the, list Liiilvry. . . CONSUMPTIONS COKED. . -MI One Volume Syn. Price I*. illustrated with a Map, exhi- APROFESSIONAL MAN; who through an: -- biting the Routes of the 'wimp: Armies, ••• . ettensiye practice in the *hose DiSCIEC, has been so for- lIISTORY of the WAR in SPAIN and' POR .tanaie as toaisenver a MEDICINE that is an INVALLIBLE TUGA L, from 1807 to 1814., . CURE fur CONSUMPTIONS ; by which Medicine he has By General SARRAZIN. • eured 'many when given over by eminent Physicians, and when -n., . ee s,tntesimendericre•frons the Solid, 0 i t hither, flits know in the last stage of a Consumption, attended with cough, spit- r ledge of nations and of their Government, -sn ought hlilitary tit% of blond, and /edematous swellings of the feet, tice. Men ro consider the study of the campaigns of great Command- Though the truth of this assertion may be doubted, the Ailyer- en as a fruitful source o Intimation, both in theory hml 'prac liwr ps happy to say, that he kas it In his power to refer to • Me. thoir faults being brooch, to the test, and rectified hs esta those he has cured, and when given over' by some of the first.) blished principles. Such is the proper course to he porMeed s itt Professional Men ; he therefore now publicly offeis it to those tiff of pare, for I it- purpose of brine% tit pet lectiimthe who are labouring under this aftlicting• Disease. •• e UP = 0., vy .ar—it science the most rytensive, the soo , ‘ rompl . i. ' Letters (post-paid) addressed for A.B. No. 6, Great Quebec- me ~,,,.4 i mportant , an d the n.0,.t li.hle, ware it proteett street. New-road. Mary-le-bone, Liindon, will have immediate the liberty, she reiigion, the property, the commerce, nail the isiterisinit g and whose attendance is given every day : (Sundays , if .,, i of witious. s. iscepted), kola 11) ton io the Foreoone. .. ‘ Printed fdr H. Colbnro, No. 50, Conduit-street, !lambert- CHILBLAINS. RHEUM ATISMS, PAIsSIES. &c. 44inifa.- • . . CIIILBLAINS are prevented from breaking, and - -"" 1 " - illet'i 'tormenting itching instantly removed by Wll 17-E -NEMA; ESSENCE DV. M ()STARA, universally esteemed for itsestranrdinary Efficacy in Rheumatism', Palsies. Gouty "Alfeettota, and Curnntaints of the Stomach I but 'where this .certain remedy. has been unknown, or neglected, and the Chil blains have attnally broke, WHITEHEAD'S FAMILY . - CritxTr. will ease-the pain, and very Speedily .hetil Arta; This )'erase is equally efficacitioS for all ili-condititined Sores, • Sore Legs, Scorbutic Etoptiorts, Blotches, Pimples, Rini worms, Shingles, Breakings-ont on the W e e, Nose, Ears, and Eyelids, Sore and Inflamed Foes, Sore Heads, and other Scor butic Humours. The ESSENCE OF • MUSTARD is perhaps 'the most Active, penetrating, and efficacious remedy in the world, curing the severest Sprains and Bruirs its less than half i-the time usually taken tiy any other Liniment or Embrocation, it also heals Cuts, Puncture. from Sharp Instruments, Nails t Thorns, •Spliritert, atc wills Initedible facility, with/lot smart 'or pain, preventing Mammoth:a and festering, and is equally useful in the chrinus accidents 'of animals—in short it is a du-' "medic remedy of such UtIVITMOn excellence and utility, that an family sensible to its own comfort should ever be with out ii. - 'Prepared only, and sold hl R. Johnston, Apothecary, 15, Greek-sireet, Soho, Loudon. The Essence and Pills at 21. 9d. 'eat h ; the Ceram nt 16. lad. and 2s. 9d. i and may be hod of every :Medicine l'euder jii the United Kingdom. o .* The Genuine 11.. s a Black Ink Stump, with the name of 'B. Johnston in4rted on it. 'MI R. A: ROLEX, -Nem.st reel, 4.. GeMiAvictolles Londitn,, wilt oAtisry the, mow, scrupulous entpaier its to the authenticity of a Ft lend .1f his ddni Chiggreit-' from thi.Clft DINE BA Len Of tiILEAD, in sofreere , djsorder of the Persons. billows, and dat Wein 411, with which be hail Woe Icing ' Ale. E. Piert", filet deteel f Rirmingharn, vouches for the sirprishig caress( a Gentleman Ion,: in a (teen Decline, basing eikafflire ba f fles 404 iif Gilead. The spirits, •Nrengtb, and appetite of the y g man were vi-ible .and very materially hisproved 4 and 'lst continuing the we o f it a few treks faster, he lOUs, with God', 111:•ssing, and to the Brent. ("tinfoil and nstoni-hment of his fatally and friends, restored to perfect health. "Mr. B. Boothroyd, of Pontefeaet, reports of a. man in that seighbourhood, about the age of thirty, who hid the appear ° ante oflnhouring under that most dangerous disease, the Phlhis4 .Pplawballis, or Cosnumption. Ile bad a considerable degree of hectic toyer, profuse ni4lit-sweat:, expectorated much, pad was -reduced tea slate of estivate debility. Ilaidig liad thst best medical advice be could procure, without obtaiaing relief, lie bad reetivise.tit the Cordial Italueof Gilead ; peneveriag in the . I.ool§ BOi'NAPARTE'& NOVEL. In Three Volumes 12oso. priCe 6d. boards. .• AIUA; of t The Hoireiders.-111 LOUIS BONAPARTE. This work will be BMW to es habit na interesting pichrre , v.! tb,..-weentrirs of .olowtoserrp over which 41*, Author perakied • with so much modrratioe. The roams wed sufferings exhibited pie those of Dutchmen, Abe teriminals ore French, the era res those.of the Revolution. It has been truly pron tunced to be t -the work of an amiable, moral, and reflecting bind." Piloted for H. Consorts, No. 50, coniluis—treettst nod Long matt,. Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Paternoster-row. . . [Of whorn,. and MI itooliseUers rnriv he had, eitki.M.Prench • • or Eng Wi the Second Edition, price 124. of SEcitET MEMOIR/I of NAPOLEON !lONA PARTE; by one whit never nuirted•htm for Fifteen Years. -To•this Edi toot it mhjoined-1. An Historical Survey of the Chararder of lisi• extraordinniy Personage, drawn from his owl, words nod ectiniti.--`2. The Ilia/Wry. Of • 54outipaciae s front. the period of his residence nt.Foorninbleau to hi, evtoblis bmcnt on the bland of Elba ;-and, 3, An Areimar of the Itegency at Blair j with many marines nod not l aentic Anecdotes?. . N. , * These riddittoware-also sold sepnratejy, Jo complete thr farmer Edition : . - . _ • V.ICTAMS OF SiJDUCTfPNI Elediented to hef . Itttaid 4 nighocsi! !fig Fames. Charlotte of ;4 16 , jo Two Folltnits. juice Ten SnalittgliTatut- Shipence ',.•• Iboards, • . .. • • r 1 4 9 . i E VICTiMS at ,S6;II7CTION ;. or, The iliond.ro of rt !thin of Fodiioa. . • ..11. - . By AtilipcOUMNlNG; • 1.• • flaejhter o'f.dte.inte General GINO* London: l'utslig•brel by _U. Jiioes, No. 5, Nkwignie-Mfeett not old by nfl Boriksellefig • - . : • - . . Oiler fu.•in boards, • Mounted by Ws elegant Ketrah. totem' oi from the Original Palatine ;A one of Ibt. eat' Artists to Eorape, . - • • A N IMPARTIAt 1110TOItIta; LIFE of .LIL NAPOLEON BONAPARTE, •EVEonlierrir. or Ow French, • . • • . • . • . . . •• By J. id. O. . • . "•BvtlY Noe will read•we."- ' : l'intalsted how tholiiiith Pririt Edition, . . Ny THOMAS OA RELIT, Esq., Now College, Ozford. i . ... . .•, • • Paiißed.tin• . D. 'bin, Si, Balt-alley. ,Lornitard-stieet ; and lay tee bed ollevery Booltieller inane United Kiondinit. me ot it, all dm anfaeostablesymplawis grad un tl y abated, „ and he has attained a vigorous state of Isenith. Government Senility Against Counterfeits. bMisles it saying of "-L--- - • • 7 -- v -- -.-- -•---- One &Wein Fonr. The Cordial Balm of LOCK AND SILIifIrCAL •DISPFINS.kit V. • • Gi,leitd . is sold to brined. price lls. each ..I . or the quanta yof fslor us one Family • - • Shiite for 9411.• an which one lit. hunk i 4 sidled. due+ isecluded; lib . , Royal filabques she Puke of Ifogli,-President, and the the stamp of which bears the Pruprietor'n name and address in . . . • foltaMing Committee of Governors :-- . . the eitenst Sit, " gorisl. Solomon , Livelintil." to imitate which , ~.itel• tlfrirw / ' [Colonel W. rietwa, :Me P. lifelouy ; and this privilege of a particular set of plates for hes ..Kig rsiount ..lsricii i iirteroches..iisq. M. li. • , tests. 1* •TO OIINSON, 54, Newmem..4reet. , stamps bees breisranted to Or. Solomon; by farmer of Isis 111 - ' I, on. :r..1110t3 Colopel H. Clements, hi, Ps. _ i , ti t s Mboottrable Commissioners of Slim, Duties, purposely • ilt. Hoc 14.13.111veridati,bi.P. i Captain James Hay. • MA DA Mr4-liaving seen - in the different newt- .to setae Ise P bli i C I___ o__ c against _ otintereeie r : ware , l.e.nie genuine. ttussi Ctrl. 3• . lie, • 14.,P.• impels seyernt estenorgiesty nags 'of the good it r ic,.; Sad by Samuel Leigh. No. IS, Strand ; Sutton rind ('n. (late urgeoo, M r . Nieman, the SOOTHING SYRUP haa load an infacr's daring dentition, i Dicey and Sutton), Now Church-. artt ; Ile.con and Cu. No. .. ' . Member Of thillseya( College, London. ' . -.- h;..emh o ld eoer k weAuttena l l b ecse_ of soy tittle girl. which, 1 , IN). Oxford-Were, London; Brodie nod liowsline, Salisbury I. WIMP. ratronage . this iinstitotion has reasivedl Sqr think. after any mother has ma. *ill 'never tee without the I A. Smith , Perfumer , Nor th B rid g e, Edinbur g h; Martin Keene, .. Sythe exelosive tneatinent nod Core of boll , Sexes, afflicted "P‘ as *4 they lied (heir ' hlitiren are lerihiag* Mine 1 Ne' 6, C°ltege KCeelit at PilTlS"' '' 1.44. I ' Pit ' ll" " l4treel ' Itili neat COIIII/11411, end 'belt dreadfuremesequencee, is a ent'srle. whea yea think sirs helnwenlvlb ehl: 4l . Wins with I and of Messrs. F. Neu bury and Son, Dublin ; and retail, by nit • 40 . • • . *Nlity. mlcerwima, he r conducted ureter the ms -51•, Pud and oaken weeks before slte had strength to cry, yea, i Medicine Venders iu the United !Sit:dom. 1 na ement of the tint profmesionol abilities, well satisfy the Pub my dear Matlian i _MMl be Mtn'. wbenthe began lei rut her teeth, i • Some Disorders hqve been many ye:Ars in proceeding to such a : tic of the high merits of Mr. KlEKNANigploye. ',sod that by it *MAI "he mrsi yogi/ s snake it li, say, dog • she •was near 1 1 , 0 • degri.e or mongatincy nt. caneesie he era:lir:lllM en ii few weeks: led the plan of the iac o nyeniereces Of PoJilio. Charities aft nOol:itd, whetl the i, o ld before s h e h a d any. I)llring-llml limy bile W" (head- I therefore ii is in order to. enroumge steidy persesessance in ehe young and unwary are protected against the fatal delusilms held tol4 colAtthed. Whets ins husband bought the first bottle, site , use or ;wooer npeans iltadDr. b•dolltal ha* "NI hi ten s ity R itlorY ••• nut by adverilsina premodelwili this 11fOReli of practfce... ?Once w.s not expected to live sheers y-throngh. but no molter was t his'lloxes , with three lame ---i.,_ A... ... e l_ reeteeur g Ismia, appeared by the Annelid Repent of 1814,5431 psitient.of ter gums rubbed, than we perceived her to be easier, an d all . i sr qolestity of Twelve nt I is. Pacns - 'ss Id '''"w f ur l ee reel drt• Dials fie ger, have beeq cured, without cladlueinent or injury to the her teeth e toe A itkout any asorefltm for u isve-pound Bank -note, by which IL 1i0... is saved; vide I nm, Madam, your', , respectfully, . • " Gaide to Health." es ustitatino,ated while; delicacy andsseerecy hitherto ookotte/14 i imany of those have laboured under the mew complicated I.rms Jan. O. 1815. C. SMITH. • aka Dr. Solomon's .Praelle• Is now become to great rind ex. .set. the disease from ten to teeny years. The bust. symptoms N... 2. Windsor-evert, Strand. i teesive, that his constant engagements require a. frin•ldtrElDle , wield to Mr. K sernan's ire:pine/et in. a few .days; and where To be had of the Proprietors, Johnson and Wittiarar, N 0.94. portion of his time and istiendience, he expect/ , when consulted . e oppenrance of debility comes sea, too early application cannot Nevemzu•sttect. Or tordaireett and by their nOpnint 'rent, of the usual compliment of One Poond ; hat all written eases s ot 1 1..., -- i wr illadi c lo prevent IhO,daSlOr 411nt May e m egr. . Newbury, 84 Paul ' s sgyareh.yaid, nod Dame-street, Dublin, letters of advice , and unlicconipanied with an order for medi- I Mr. Iceman may, be copsulted by either Sea, with the E ,tes.”, fe k . s .".„ k „, i; •u key Rod. p ultem., 8 ..,,, , e hu ,; r h_ e ,,,,t ; due hod remittance, toelatiswerett.nt his leisure, tore required ; atest secrecy. at (list titivate Mora., No. 21, Lower -Chew -B,l'avi hod Edward., St. Paul's Church - yard; Bather, 4, Clamp to enclose only Half a Guinea. Drafts may be obthined at auk s , omigeet, Bcdford- square, from nine to twelve us the mons e'eel Evam, Lang-lane, Smithfield ;• and b y all 'the 'prinei IP* ll- ^llkes Pe!'tiltk at l'ireri le ' t s ler sated ll sums of glioileY. ! , and from six till nine at night ;to whom letters and other Medicos, Venders ea town and coehlry, RI'S. id. a bottle: • • i,which s q sure mode of conveyalme.--,-Such Letter s stinuktl, :fpt ja a ai ll migapona, from to is and country; era be addressed, Mid CAVTIOX.—Be mere to oik for,• o Jolumoo and Wijilagii's safety, be this directed'—" Money Leiter. Dr. Sidonsea, Elia I sm b e peee p lo oy answered- . . American SoothinSrup," OS there are , everal.spurioos BONS. lead Home, rear Liverpool. POW dolible postitite.r .: . '• • • jolt publishedi- •••••• 1. 1 N. IL Mrs, Joh nson relieves the Infant Poet, as i l ium, of her', o t *.Letkerr pay be addreesed teL X. Z,,,0r. 4. 11..5t the Post L i fR.AgTICA L OBSEgYATioNs•ns• the AboveiPISKA , b'o•r. every Tueillwy NM Saturday mowhig, from nine to ten I Giftre, till called for. Personi Wilkie/ not wish to• have the'. ,-riEd, ice 3s. By F. Kieruatt i old rid by, Sherwood, !trey, n'elock, by Ist tathig a letter frolic ft. terties table housekeeper i names -known, .may have th eir eon* +Waled W . Llo 'be lc!! i*A Jones , ti), Pateetwooter-role I ailf by lilghity, '24, }lett la tee tiff that they. aie teal objectit of 410 1 3. - at ----- till tolled for. Ilff ffs. . • . . .. .. • - - . The appeal cases OiliefeifleidO.Don, and 'Cochrane a. Lord Minto, and Lister v. Sutor, were, beard, and judgment post poned. . Judgment .was given in Sharpe v. Pickerdyke, re versing the decree of theCourttelow. 1 'lle Civil List Accounts' Bill,. the General Indemnity Bill, syd Irish Bleaching Powder Bill, were brought up from the tommons, and read a first time. "The Earls of EGREMONT and UXBRIDGE, presented Petitions iti.favour of some alteraboas in the Corn Laws.--Laid on the table. ILord REDESDA LE adverted to the eircamstanee, that it frequently happened that after the }love had sat from lb n'ctitclt till 4, bearing appeals, there was nothing to dti (roux 4 till 5, so that an hour was lost, whicb was a matter of serious incouve , ideate to those Lords who had attended the hearing of canes, ;and especially to the Nebleaad Learned Lord on thew's/shack, Who had many important avocations to attend to. , fie therefore gai-e notice, batten thine cause days for which no puklic blot -1 arm happened io'be fixed, or any notice given that lowas le leaded to bring forward any business at h o clock, and no basi sle Octavo, pried lb. boards,.;fbe• Secoail • •Edittora emt id urso r aesa . Btriw7 brqugbt forward at 4 o'slock, fie would spare as. 4 • o'ciock the addotiroment of thelloose • - • STASI ltUf PE said, that the f4oble.Lord lb eve lily enlarged and improved, with sidditina il Plates. VASY and FAMILIAR DIALOGUES and „1.44 LETTERS no PERSPECTIVII, DRAWING and PA liTlpiG, illustrated by appropriate Plates and „Diagrams ' 11611 • d to trnid ZBD W ES a rf f l iter LR U thatgbt ".., thill the 4"ll":" best liaie -: l as cri:4ll fo• glee l'.illii ih: . notireat a time when the iscouvesiente bad just beet/ felt, as it land a sufficiency of Practical Geometry ; and a Compendium ; was thi l li i . tr+.• . of geouioe lastrartions • - The L I D . trtANCELLOIL Said ibit It any besieeis stood for the day, or any notice were gives ef ow latentlon-to bring By CIVIRVE9 RAYTER,. • • . forward any business, it w o uld b e hi s d u ty t o wa i ts Ito 'boar Portrait Painter, in affnlntare and Crayons.. Lords who had attended from. teh. till fear aura naturally London: Published by 'Mach, Perri, and Co. Leadetiliall- 'anxious to go away 's* four, arat•when they did no -besiness street. . . -. , . , • • • , I could regularly be done that day.—Adjourned, 1 • HOUSE OF COMMONS. . . The Beetle(le : Harbour Improveinent Bill was briniest in, And read n first tame.- . •-. . - , . Aperson at the bar presented. an %Cutlet of Abe ships fitted i out n Scotland engaged in the *hale fislltiries,*(sd the quantity 'Of oil impiirted: - ! • • •- -' •*- * • Mr(!Ii.E.NSON moved for an Ace-mint . 04 (be Quantity of Cotton Wool imported from Anieriets and Mils, together with t the Value of ManeractoVed Cotton Goods exposted from the i year 1810 io the year 1814, Inclusive, distiaguishiog the places, and each•yeaw The County_Chaplains' Bill, after somecenvelvation between Sir T; BARING and Mr. HURST; was read a rytorlff.ritne..• I The Freeholders' Estates -Bill •passed through a Cotamillet, and the Iteport hash% been received, was orderpd to be read& Bind linie on Mcin .. Sir S. ROMILLY . presented IL:Petition; from mperstio eamed ..lohn Perry; clothier, con*fined•in (Roemer : ool, and iris cam ' plained that be had endured It * days rigerons contluemeat, us bail for a man who had committed an assault' The Petlttoner also mated, teat he 'believed the cause of the Oppression Under . which as suffered, was an article which he had inwrteo in the county Paper, ex preisive of the gratitude Et:lt by tile Prisoners ' *of Gloucester gaol, at the liuMane irtterferenee 'of Loritstan i tope, and the subsequent regulations lostiettedhy Lord- Sid ialoiit - Sr W. GUISE Made some obiervations in vindication or 'eh Magistrates. Mr. BENNETT amerted that Mr, .Verry,was eqnfiried • tor. f .* Gamic hermit(' not pay the gaoler's feet, atiiottatiog to 11.*Iis__,_. Mr. .I..PITT denied (tim o thy prisoner west oallnertrofreffillerl -taewas mai *me to. pay the sum mentioned. . .t 1, 6 . Sir S..ROM ILLY then presented a Petition from ; a persop named Hodson, complaining of CUllllifighian,ihe gaoler aroltic. eyster,and moved for a Copy of the - Letter oddryned by , ; Halifax to Lard Sidomuth, on the soliertef ti e' libieregxer • gaol, with the ktter of the Secretary of State in reply. PETITION FROllfils COMMON uAt.t.... 81r JAMES SH•fir presegfed ilretitiun front tire Livery of London, praying thitt no rdteratien might be made in the Corn Laws. . Upon this 'petition be wished to make one or two obserratiohl: He oppre• 'hendid the effect of the Tote Of last might would be to make the average price of aeceiiiry subitatencalh - London higher than the average price of this lastlfir Jeers of war.—[llear, hear :3-- Was the House - seriously prepared to go that length ? Ile held in his. kan4 a retain of the oveiage price of the quarters loaf, rtsfixed by the assiie of London, from the year- 1804 to the year 1813.. By this_it appeared that ' 1 'fourteen-pence had, been the average price. Consi- ' t tiering the superior qualify of the corn cootie:n(44a -London, he believed that when the general - niers& should amount to SOs. the price of wheat in the Lon don market wouldke not less than 95 or 100 shil lings; the effect of .which must be to make the price of the quartern loaf 161. This was a plain statement • Of fact's, tina he hoped would be con'idered worthy of the 'serious attention 'Of _the Noose--Vitae', Al,ermee C. PIT li. expressed a wish that the assize of breed in 'London should be tibotis.hed. . foril .OSSULSTON and Mr. BARING said a 'toTLAY "sift , . . : " • . ' Mr: Alderman AtkINS obSoived that tine wheat .could not be less than 100 to 105 sEillings )n Lon dpni, whe.n the general average was..Skshillings. If ' the ,ritOrpturp were to be,:so high, the City ought to lso,alitiviM''tO _fie . its ;clu average, and this average . .eriffhttio is' frateed. op the quality es well as the ireight.. fin the,sullject.or fixi? thole averages, he :sliosiltttake the senie•Of 'the 04, and he hoped sorne 'Member,' itbfer ,than himself, W`onid move a Call of the House, in o rder that its future proceed- iTiis might secure the greater satisfaction lo the '' eoitntty,-: 'fan hear !] ' A new writ was ordered for the Bormigh of 'boii . nitairick, in the roost of Mr. llawaiiiiiiit;':veleo- . •...,• • • . ' had accepted the ogee of Coniatif!vionerpf th e' Exitise .. _._ •in.l/elend. : • • Mr. WARD, with' tits view 4 showing that the proposed adflitlonalduty,Pts imported wine was like. ly to defdetits object, moved for. an, Account of:_the quantity at mine impeded' and ,enpfirted dace the ;.3ear-1784,..t0get her with. the latest ..eceesiut . 4 the . , • • de*fip'.,posk., and_the,snyttity in pond. _,,, . . The Report of the Illetatone Election - Bill Coln: .mittee waatirnnebt up,'aild the amendments agreed to. The "C4tANCF.IL•OB. of the EXCHEQUER, moved that the House should at its rising adjourn to M outlay.—Ordered. The Committee of Supply was fined for Monday. • The house went into .n i;iommiAtme • of the whnle Lintoe on the .Bank I,oan dila OS aeport he received onlMniiday. . , • • Mr. BROG6EN isioiight up the Benoit fe • Committee 'olv the Excise Licences, 'and •obtaividd ► 'leave to bring in a Bill on the subject. • • Tive Committee of 'the whole Mouse on the Wart -and Means was fixed.for Monday. The cHANCELLQR of the EXCITE4SI I I 7 ,R,., lapsed the Order of tjte Day for going intu_a Coin- In B,o..priee ss. . .. tT i NER AIRE de BONAPARTE &pule l'Epoque de sa Reattleisee a .Fonktinehlean jwqu'a sea r tahliTent a l'lsie d'Elbe : precede de l'H is t o i re d e I n Re genre a lois ; aver Anecd u irm c urteu ses . , . 2. P SCIS HISTORIQUE gar NAPOLEON BONA PA RTC Jugernent , phrte Fur re tameat Permian :we d'apres ce qu'il n dit ea ce qn il re fait : -pnur si•rvir d'lntr.,duetion nog " tdrninires Secrets;". ecrilts par no ho me qui ne l'u pas quitte depuly 15i has. 2s: - ' Chr Colbarn, Libralre, No. 50, Conduit-Ftreet, Ileatovcre. 6...-14., i ,