The Statesman. — London, England, 1814-05-04 00:00:00

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' ..... li.. . . ii.,2,....—..---....-....-.---,---. - - . Where's Taaafines ballad! say, learned Cav ars !-4fSkes usioefestedths. Wagiami 11 WMPOON 1 • -- . . • ( tnedittely to a general aboliticin of the slate. Trod; :---........... • Ithe reply has been, why we onrseltei did not *be- HOUSE I 'F LORDS, MAT 3. snit Counsel were heard upon .the claim respecting 'the ' fish it till after 15 or 19 yeah, of enquiry, an how , .. can we expect that they should do it peed :4'3 . 10Y? Barisewall Peerage. tdr. Bart for the Claimant , gat this was not the' fact. When the features the Attorney-Geneta l . for the Crown. Judgment i that tmde.were truly developed, When iii Chiriqui. 4 ite deferred. tus folly known v when its effects were aitere fly Evidence was examined upon Garde's Divorce Bill, t on d or i too d t vil we got rid of it direetly. It vas on its Which wis read a second time, and ordered to WI trial during that time, and its sentence followed tilt etionitted. .. heir!) When midiately upon conviction. [neat, The Eschequer Ms Bill was read a third lima I t h e whole system was uufolded, emery one aticitow;. . • - I 1 . , , • send passed. The Cordage Embezzlement Bill was brought uP lodged that we were horned to iibolla it; as n*insect • lacensistent with ever] feeling of jostice, religion, :frez(tliff.Cemmons by Mr. Brogden an a t others ; as • and humanity. When the question was first entered - , Z:r abitu ruption of Wood Bill, aced the Treason Genteel Residence. Panaterille. upon, no one properly Understood its . iletlils ; by By Mr. EDMUND DRAYTON, ' : • 1 Bill, by Mr. tlorner and others. These At the Amen* Man, near the Bank, nn TIJFAIDAY, htity degrees ,;ho w e v er, ver tile light broke in atoms:hat den. or agora tied it ffretond ordered to be read a tie- • 9 6 • IC, 118i4, at Twelve, by brier lucre Proprietor, -•'. . serpents, and when it did so, used it was seen in wit A RESPECTABLE . LEASEIIOI.D aiticli- - , • thsh—Adjourned till to-morrow. .. , its hideous deformity, there existed but _oue,....ploios • /IL BUILT DW LLLING-nousE, boom. Ni.. t it, ' • ---. ."---'". 4 "Alik. i ovienterets,u4 Adirkefft rot' deity, or any feel iegs of Cwrameig-street. Panenville t annotate* drawn* side 's - - Illit;St OF COMMONS. humanity; Iteshould be remembered, too, 'bat BRITISH SYnTEltil OF EDUCATION. . now. excellent elmatisers, conveciest limbo.. . - . . ' HIGHWAYS. great and Poinerfel interests were opposed to it. It T a MEE T IN G of the . C O MMITTEE o f t h e eriberiaikaattseat freedom' held mu bete Lae alene 4 Yetis. .. k.. IN ST ITUTlOt o te ne raloolfole 00410 " Sege° ff " . ' and linalsed on eke • - t mode • • k ith unable cbi hill imoVett ts eithe rent. This house has recently been titacd Mr. WOIILTIAY moved for leave to htirqr in a : was said our commerce would be destroyed, oar env ' K toestimanf ebe .og odd Nlinefoctorine 'Claws of _ . wid eye weber _________e° Peale, • ",_ ,_ noel, , Hill to atoPod tio Higlea•sy Act.—Granted. - rine would be destrOYed, and that nor settlements im locietY of every Religions Pertuasion, Iteld at Etemington Pa- r . family. rf a. r 7. - uelemtr i 'we she reee P e "'" al I bee, gots:moths, the 30th bed April, h remen it a emitted frusta the rued by a fine court. I EAU INDIA PENSION LIST. the West Indies could not su'osist at all without a • Ills Point Highness the Duke of KENT in the Chair, i inclosed by iron railing, iu the centre of a neightoorbood atf I Mr. CR,EEVEY•gave isofice that be should move, . regular importation of slaves ; while in Africa they much respectability. .it woe remived, That the following notice be inserted * the cnotanoglimg Picotrettibe views of file nest Tuesday, for Copies 4 the moiety of Middlesex. Grrrnaponavoor that i would continue to be brenght 'doss n In the roast, patine Papers. and a Copy transmitted to every Subscriber. . " 1 teeny be viewed till the nom of Sale and Parti alas teat 411 bad ..ad • heasseem tot Potaida 6 t a the Board of • rid when ket - for them the would I a no mar was epee tem ey That Joseph Lancaster , who, in the General Meeting held an : the Premises __, .. . 1 . mart. e t and of me. i our Auction 1 COntroul aid the Fast India Company, respecting be mur d ere d, Tees it I ves f o r t ioln i tee ten of Nnvember. IBIS, accepted the other of naperinien- . ,that nothing dpsst.. ni a Salary of 11. 4,er diem, ha now resigned that office, • the renewal of Pensions. ' i but disaster would take place id - Europe, in• the Delightful Cuantry ßesidence with i d i elesseinisseperia diasatisfaetion with the Committee iind Tit's- 1 mnie lax imminent, , levee by obi& measure all rummy:rims between himself and the , Sulnik. • GALWAY CATHOLICS. 1 'Western Hemisphere, and in 'Africa itself, by the .I,,,is t otiunf a irartiventine the British Santem, is dis- .!vale : TO BE LET, 1 , Mr. BLAKE . mo ved for leave to bring in a Bill 1 Ab o li t i on . yet, ail these predictions `eel falba prov ' ChaftlieVeneinittee Laving fee PORK' team past derived little ALL that compact Mention and genteel residence for removing doubts as to the provisions of' an Act ! • ael.ineerfrosa she per,eual services of Jureph Lancaster, the • AIL. called ASH Fl FIT) LODGE, in Ashlield, near Langliam a the 3 3 1 of his pent Majesty, entitled an Act' • mous, and we, therefore, in soliciting other: coon *title emir vest asnmed that the Institution still remains upon ' Hail mad ?swarth, Stigma, reetrie.lly situated in plea. 1 ''' tries to adopt the same course—we' call opt,* - Seth illaelaelytlieNaten fostudation as before ; end that all arreoge. , aasit part of that beautiful heath by county , eight miles ( &Ist) fees , for t he relief of his feistiest 's P opis h subjects in re- Y-s ! to run no risk, or to attempt any untried schome:=-0. Isela r„ wheieley the great work of politic eAucatiou lea. been ' Bury St. Edmunds, in an elegant genteel neighbourhood, where : lotion trr the town of Gal way. I Bot4-in. •fact, the greater . nations' of &MVP, an bkberto the-int-wed, subsist in their fun vigour, and that this for bound* mid barriers are kept. The Mansion comprises the ; • he should not o 1. et to this Bill Mr. DALY s aid t ornsiono imirti will he prostrated with undiminislie.d ee- , meal requisites. with suitable offices and out - door appetidages, ' , st , • by die same Patrons. Trustees, and Committee. in whom nod are repleat with every convenience fair the immediate re ifies& of education Aare Item accustomed in caselide. ception of a gesteetfaseily. with areeinhoese (does), pli in its present stage, though he should iii its future , we ; progress. It was not so mach to remove doubts as . particularly Fiance, had n 6 direct interevt . :in *he .. . continuance of this trade. 9tsitlo regal e d to France the war had practically abolished i for I That i. , revise, rine mistake with regard to the appropriation grounds. well stocked aleaavOl sae IL "'dew, and adjoining rich • ase nsitneri ninths ritte;itled for Ow atippart of the British C. - fertile wen watered pasture groiseds and paddocks, which, abb., te grant the elective franchise to '2O or 50,000 new .past ; an d, th ere f ore, if carr ied oil by he r. it wou ld Wm, Hie Payette ore eatnestly solicited in ascertain, that the : the Mania*, may be had mother or separate, se/ at option. enters. • be creating it-.anew. Ili OA country, i!!erefore, 050.0.. s .ispla.: for seen subset !wire s are authorised by the ant further extent of tire adjoining lands and farm, to the Leave riven and the Bill brought in an d read a Cesemoter, mit the sane soineripi iota. be paid Mho the Molds airionnsef 1110 acres, or more. with a detached Farm-Howse csr • 5 • i n , there was no commerce to be destroyed, no merino of a Bniker,' neat frac .. hr ta xed t. , tae aceoosit of Mr. Wil - . Cottage, dairy, harm, stables, cow-horses, piggery. fowl-houses, first time. ito suffee, no manufactures to decay,' as a contie film Allen, line i rexerer et' the Institutintr. Joseph Leseaster &r. The Farm is in convenient sized pirreeniat can he finned CLERGY PF.NALTIES RILL. ' quence Of not participating in this traffic. The Hon. lissom no Wage. imly authority in receive sebacriptiowi for ibis va oh facility . . renderlrig f.imily supplies of ever) description, a t Mr. 1 B. BATHURST moved the third reading of . pier po4e. will as einandrrable piiience and profit. The a hole En.•te - . . Member theh•drew a parallel between what had been Tor Grimiest Meeting 1 4 the Subsea niers 10 the in-tiintion ' and .wrintiudyez entli try abounds with game, and the est-la-lye ' tne Clergy Penalties Bill, and proposed several new ; the conduct of Bonaparte with respect to the Slave weft be bond at tbe Fteemarsoe's Tavein. Great 4nteen..treet, right rif shinning nn nod Estate will be let wilt. the Mansion. t clauses. The first was, that no action or process : Trade, andthe • difficulty that Mr. Fox fouicd in peri _ ea aII'IOADA Y. the ?Ist in-anat, at enr o'clock preys-eh , ' Tire 11aitiff will show tale Premien. :inn further particulars , „ on , that hod b sued oat, commenced, etc. an d op ! a *Ovid If:gimes. the Duke of Knit in tile (.hair t and the may be bad of George nyder and Co..Litici sold &tate Agents . eets 4 ~. t y FASA IL Y Dl?i N FAL oti IC ESO AY. the 2itb inn. T rietford. Ilfin fork ; and J. G. Sauer*, Eta. Crosby-square, Marines of Latterione in the Choir, imprint* by their , Ili-imptgateelreet, Landes. which issue had been joined, previously to January 1813, should be affected by any thing contained in • spading him that our abolition of it arotefrom illy principle of and what might be - expo:Wed justice, .244541 Hietne-ses the flashes of Keno end 'enters. - - ! t rim the virtnet homaniVi and religious feelittgi of 1 2 SIMP-Criplis.o4 in aid of the Infailtilisin are received lii the ..____ ____ _. . _.— ._......... thiS Bill. The other clauses not being p ro p erl y en . Ants I i ' XVIII. .. Wititlegard to l; • l *it p' pion, a so, apter Teesnarei, William Allen . Monett-court, Losanard-street tat : BY HIS MAJESTY'S ROYAL PATENT. ' grossed, the further proceedings upon the Bill were . results might be atilielpeted. She was not now ili a no loos.* of the .usitinition,itaiyal Fare School, Rori.o 4 O-roitd ; : A gTI-ATTRITION.—The Patent Anti-Attri- postponed till the other Orders of the Day had been • • and li• b1e,..r.. Varmint. Morland. anti Ca. Pall moll ; Mesons. • sttuation where she feared to dippleese any pwticular 111. tine Cuarition 1- she cheapen and the best thing ever disposed of. Genies and Cn. Strisod ; sad alernia. Hower. Fleet-street. l . ... , , . li t iveify ; she Us no ltinger plioed in those stelicate'cir. if cis r er to preserve Il• B. It 14 re refi Ow 141 i cortleaouiCMionb for informs- . Yet d'`'"v'een ,or 111 "1" tDr 1 " 11 ". ilmend t 1 p ; 1 ~ al ILFORD II A lIBOVR BILL. cables neon being rubeed re the hawse-boles,: mewed of n pito, l teemstances ; her power was more secured, and she tote conrevoinc quanta-4 feaebots, /cc. he orlibiteseil, post poid, u 4 • the r'• • ta r from the ewe r r Sr J. GR,A HAM maned fo Tootle ! to wifitiriw • ...be Secretary, at the Ito.* Fier Solent. noritagh- : mid, servtre. tar r... si,Tig . , ... , e 1...!iS tar, skip . . W ... e 4 . 6 Was now placed 4n- ii-voneittittnibbt - tonartfri4r to et rdliezipeeotirl Miffing tiorlii ' think =wolk, w lwee ?Very +WIC* reqaiaite tor the :apple of and 'tom. cuing chafed , " 14 %7 n' "e - • art-Tees- Otis - Eli !! - wiarb _...0 ! , ; of safety and honour in l'i.e way that nations %web, tbdri and aterinces ems ito render W3l ran eat.- . . . Iketmente wasy-1111graretwa toe entrd. • '.."- to btln. in a more perfect one. johE p H Fo x , sec. %qv. wider-proloft and ten preveut Ow eget is of friction iii strain - r.. - and individuals always tutored it, by a rigid adhe. entities, mrl}, sugnminilia. threshine-mills (or other implements •• Mr. BAH HAM objected to this proceeding, be. , retire to just and honourable principles. -.Looking •et liusnandre geserath used by farmer .), carriages, etlaritei, LAST 49011 WABI;IIO4ISYsIia cause the new Bill might contain matters contrary to ;t o • • No. lb. CB li APSI D E. ' waggons, C.lrti, and machinery of every description. It is also Portugal, he entertained similar hopes ; and he . the ben thing in }.reserve the Wades of swords itud all kinds of what had been pelitioned for by the parties in %%hese i would not now go into a paper which he held in his ENCHANTS and Dealers in India Shawls, • piitiAied steel articles, from rust. It will !o kra ' i.e preserve 1 behalf the existing Bill had been introduced. !band, and which had been issued by that Govern -111 choice India Alinslios, lte. are reepectfolly *formed !hey iron boors, w aster- butte, cask., tubs, spoofs, pints. refl., odes. L The SPEAKER übserve j , it was quite regOlar to ' sent. It was a sort of vindication of what is called a l ai be sipplied VI fah tbe *hove on the fr6.l terms. hatin park p :ling, bus it floorings, and every kind of won/Land wooden i a moots, or. no girt, the furl price prod its Coil' air artist's:tee- building. from the weather, worm. amid di)-rot. eitlwr in the : eno we for leave to withdraw one Bill and bring in the Middle Passage; and the principle of it was that owl; excbasixed. The greatest clatter of fashionable Goods. East or West Indies, or in any climate; and it will 1,..t mlitv • another more perfect, provide*l the second Bill did :the Slave Trade should be carried on by the ports of Faollv ottit-to, eirgmt Furnitern, &c. tee. CaJude by the preserve iron ritil-ways from corroding end wearing out, but fire nod Dewy. o h oa render the draught so light, that one horse is ill do the work nut di ffer from the facts of the Petition. J. ' Brazil, till the population of that extensive cotintry 4 two. A• . ' The notice was then uncharged, and Sir ' - was in proportion to its magnitude. [near, hertr!] . (hie Priming ante Caimposition is, in some cages, equal to , GMAT; AM moved for leave to bring in another Bitli Ire hadreadwhich • ed really never a paper contain so 411 1 11 E Change of Affaireon the Continent having ' mar hundred li atm app._Cll_ln of oil, Pillow, or any other kind ~, A. awned a orat dee and fer IRISHLI IEN Sounenti liter- greime, paint, or tar, and the politic save by. its use Irma three which, after a few ftrtil from Mr. Barham and Mr. I much feeling and humanity. [A laugh.] Any per. ably eoluoic . ell their elites. Tile O(,,LEAST CON P.A N Y ion lispirlnd to four tlintamod per avid., exclusive of peeve**, the 114 ....arryatt, B as negatived. ; son perusing it, might think that its whole Object farm the Public, that they bpi sa q Urge stork 113 hand, it :skis wear mid trier ;it machmery, aha eis, inc. &c.,wieen i • • • • a saving , . - they Or rat the old prices, f e n tweet) per cent. otter thus of expense Mal* (ban ilust . 01 Pit. in mac prat*, of ten, and I .. 9 RN- i was to diffuse the greatest prAsible happiness among ail, uirwr Euibliskinem nod 000patifally_ iseste a cat Aid runner- nothing sin tie so demi iu its workings, or give te little irsubie..4. —Me. ROSS, . mused -: .W. • a •relgro of all Foreign : the most favoured individuals. It was, in truth, a rant% to prose the trailint tbeir ausertion. A sine* 6.lece wild Sold for the Patentees, tit No. 40.Charisig-cross.nearthe Ad- : Wheat Floor Szc. whirl fieen -' iellreiled flora melancholy document, and yet he was pleased with at et holesale pa ire. Or intehinSell fabric for dorabi:ity. bleached 1 aurally, Leaden ; and. Its their appoltinitent,at sense Ship-einind- the I ' 16V4 to 1812.—iirdered. WS tii" ;:rrilli a &lilt eikeisical arid. Ntrahritement made. iikl,l IrlrS, Print rs,.Bookselleis, Lilanirn. Stationers, Druggists, He- : jee r . I it. It at least showed that the Portuguese Govern tee mine% retur ned If a fault appears. Cash for lush notes. • divine Warehoines, Perfumers, ir.m.oonr-r., enders, roads. SI.AVB TIIA OE. . •rulent were attentive to the calls of humanity, though Olders pi.r pow storreifly intender' to by their Aeries, tankers, I unkerpers, Coach He'd V; :tenon (Mice-, Oil and Colour .- Mr. WILBEIWORCE .said that in tising to in this instance it had been perverted, because they ItROOKS. BUR.III. and O'KEEFE, Shops, to and Shnokrep. r-. iv the Vented Kisiyanin, , • - / 50, Great Reeell-street, Bloornsenry, Loodite. in Iliiic•, 'nice S.. 6d.; .ss. tit.; his. 641.; IL 1..; and 2i. N. make the motion which he now intended to propose, were deceived as to the occasions for exerting it.— • - MARRIVIT'S liiIPROVED PATENT KITCHEN Tim gentlest site Bee ensitnins a qesmity sufficient to Prime, RANGE. a F us-nitre) Carriage fuer (loin; with it Mich it will TIM up- ; necessary to take up t.• IF • ' st estattut ap I ie, an •: i i -,' the elate of the lt - de- ,Inc.. ~s incompatible with humanity, and when the .Prince H• 111 A II RI orr having oecently made very eon- • • saleratile linprovemeuis is inriaced to liter to th e a " lions Nugent of Port lis convinced of theim oti of ! ...Lill, i i ii r SiN. , e T A iII e U t SA N . l a i ii, Nl l : lap . .. anicese.4a p y aii 3 4 .. ta I i tf„ at arty ler;tll, * throse cotts...era which •lga pCy - - 1 . I : ll :a li fti:l:l4 l. ciu s •:titit X t era STAGE-WAAGon o. 'noe l Tina. I rendered such a step advisable. The (loose had supplying the Brazils with a factitious population, • tare lit sbe public the. above admirable ineention,-sto the meet 1 3 . 1 . . r f , R LE . i .a ousp , D : , , . iii.cs i am w will work with t already recognised and acted upon Clem in 1305 and there could be no doubt that he would resolve to CO "'wimple& anode of 436, 111,40111 ever sitoitufanared for g ru "'''"o' t, Woit.l Auletrees, or online*** Bose* &id Alienist:a *fan/ i 1810,: weeo they co iisentßd to .an Address to the operate cordially with this country. This co-opera isi.ing, swilinc, stratum, stewing, &c. an d a rearm* attp- I Lim. • 1 1 0.* '4 ere or tw elve gnit"4ll of hut " tee ' with "1"1 hag lir 1 The most trairafitetary proofs of the merit. of NI nin s oiry I . throne, similar ; in effect, ,to what he now wished , tion would be more prompt and effective also, when =m a ii s L ostit ..f friel. This Range is .lin/raided with mufti , may lie Seen rit the Patesin:e's Office. ant also :it their Arms. ' them to adopt.. It was impossible for any one to the removal of the Court 'of Portugal to Europe refstroedble than nay ether , and Me utensils owe in the opera- I „.,. rbe Public . www be err their euard a:Jahn:4 a spurious Conn elm ' it e n n k lu ic tue ke p t P ert "' ' I Y e'en"' Bawd are t s ar gh " l . 4. ' ! potation which iniemetiowssitie.i.oell to he f o noya opose open his eyes, and look abroad upon the world, shall hare taken place. %Vlth regard to the other i e,a, is " en' le 1161411 with e"111"4"1"I t tel. ill is ' IIIS4I SS "ri"il4 "ire 1. prevela the tlfreis of friction, innend of *leek it is iujormos !without feeling that there never was a period when Powers of Europe, Russia, Austria, am; Prussia, for smoky chinuties, ir bitten* been praised by ripe ctrl es... I t o machin is eri • &c. ; and noise is eenniar but tit it for whirl' a I the general circumstances of all nations were more who were unstained by a traffic w 1:..,1 we, to pet-hero, lit rapid *oh .tu n co le sing so e added ti the, U rn' i Patent h,ii b en obtaiiied. To pr. wilt intionition, the diteellieue , e .. venal satisfaction it line give::, are the etrougest i l sr " t ,..".. i " 1 ~...t t given e ith it are alerted '' NS. D. ' Britatev," - wad hart' Ike 1 " - *arable to such a motion alto the present, and our *hate be it spoken, had once participated in, arfli'v ; aa' eueued ' n ims ' Aer i " ewer laavthg dolled " I a '""''' i Kit g's Arm, oir them, to colour, reit which i• fiinnere; aid asy . when the •existed such powerful motives for them list it not be supposed that they would be indif. *sore. ! per•on making use of a composition, by . hick the la - du. '" le accede to its object.—[!/car', hear !j—lt was !trent to its iiiittihilation, or that they would be As frost the small porting of fuel requisite, it is advan- .. wee 4 erramerd. will tie nruseciiied, One Hundred Graintets Nee • swam., tsar moult f a milia% so from ear quomity ssf work it ; ward hosing been etiii•••••• them to detect frauds steal* Pa- something to have an occasion like this presented, tardy in assisting to complete that object. will perfitnu, it is imitable few large estaleisbnients, sod is i tears rich , a. when all the great Powers of Europe were assembled In sparing Paris, and iu the sudden and. complete , psnielitsele j otopo fur the use and convenience of private i Einsilies. taverns lodging-homer, boardingnichools. &r. • ' LOCK AND SURGICAL DISPENSARY. ' in Congress to consider and discuss the very elm- abandonment of every hostile feeling, the Allied 1 , • _ I sits hen, fitted ' u p with !tonere. etterracing all the hoe is- I • i scuts, as it were, of their own political rights; it Powers had afforded a pledge of further megnanimity i to-intro the Duke of York, Presided, and tbe . poweetactes, with secant -bitilete, ovens, lionel inch, rand st rum - 1 His ROI li ~ . _ . _ cia . b et a^. An kind,. •f WOWS, for tirownignisone, perleurs, halls, ' tonowing Committee of veroon : - i was something to have such a moment presented for and humanity of conduct. • He trusted that all would i to .tare ileprei:ators. with- F ar t of Leitrim ! Colony' W. J. Jonna,.ol.l°. . urging the consideration of the wrongs of Africa.— concur in this g • rand object . ' G.tvernmerit had at. TtyRkTRE ROYAL. ORURY.LANR r ll 1 S prevent KV LVING„ May 4, flegv , sOlt oetfmn • ' LIONEL, AND CLA.RISSA. _ . To which will he adde4L • SALES. _ MOE NIL PARLIAMENT trase-Sokl, riskortato. fly Mr. P.131113N1) DRAYTON, Mae lertiue Merl, nu TIMID A Y, May Itt, 1511, at Twelve by Order of tire. Proprietor, ARESPECTABLE LEASEHOLD DWEL LING-imusE, pleasantly simile N... 3g, Consoteile meet, Bizhi.p,gatte- within ; cnst.iuies convene" t elmmisess.. excellent lofts d!uw inc roams, dining parlour. wised Melee, and amplitude of catering, fitted awl finithe4 nu Vie watt IR w; de' principle, sod in the moo complete sate ~t repair. with i tomboy possession z held on leme fore terns of me rope frees Christen's Ism, at the very low rent of Ise' 4411. Mny be Mewed Idi the tis.e of Sale, by ticLetp, frismailtimel to Three, which, with primed Perticelars, may I.a bad 11,1111.`, Drny biz, Auction Hart. A dew Tltrits;stic Romittire, iiviliree Acts, c:Jled THE WOODMAN'S UUT. • . 7e.: Stencil Price 3s. Arl.—Pit, fid..; 64 , ( ' 411;4 Prim, 4s.—Lower Gallery, Vb.; Sec's Price, I..—Upper Gaiter). Iv.; *coed Price. 6d. THEATRE-ROYAL. COY 1 . -(ilßii EN. F i lr li " present • EV ENING, May 4, be i.elf.eimed, DEBTOR AND CREDITOR. To a biclt wni bia Retard. A Meats Ovoid Asiatic bpret..ale. cant SADAK AND KALASRADE; Or, THE yIITLBS Of OBLIVION'. Tit. DANN. to be aliened at hug( pest este o'cliscli, Iw be 'Ott as hair poz4 att. riercties. Air.; humene-litam traps. so s'. sait jlt t uring them ; Sprieg-guas of different (.; st I *ldiom... A i7trt of F.grt;.ont 1 iolitt Litowelir - - E4:lN.ii. I'atrnt Itunutus . Jatk. epos ;de Corre stew prinCiple.cotst • ltet - Ri g ht Nom T. j•me.s rni.112114 H. Clements, M. P rd •ei as In requirencithr.4 wei.:lns nor pulite.; the w.. , ks b. Mg Rt. li o n. R. H. s a ...id a n. wit. I C aw . ; P . James tiny. ,clued, toe protecte d from iojary awl trre:;tattrit!, ;f s U. Cal. .1. Barry, NE P. I ' a n ex trenw simplicity a mottiuble to be out of order, and eaten- i /aged for every kitchen. I Surgeon, Mr. Kiernan, Member of the 1t...y0l College, London. To be 9lfil in me doily ot the Patentee's Manufactory, No. T"r ,Patronage • this Institution has received, for 01. ester-urea, Leaden. ta.• exclusive treatineat and Cure of bob Sexes, afflicted -- WHITE HANDS have ever been esteemed a strictures, det.ility. uleeratima, Ac. conducted uader the ' - penman] beauty In both Sexes and in some parts a - nagement of the first protessiimal abilities, mill satisfy the Pub- Illmenpe are c-sential to persons of rank.—The BANDANA tic a she high merits of Mr. K I ERN AN'S plan and that by it lIDAP er Indian Washing Cakes. pottiest the peculiar pro- the inconveniences nf Public Charities me avoided, whilst the • and uuwarx are protected athirst the fatal delusions held pert, of giving the movie r iiluisite delicacy tit texture nod too YolinK trOareivrible ftt•end* b• Mr Ha4ClP•vi filch are Cuantatill washed ma by advertising pretenders in Ibis b!ltnril of practice. Since with ibis Soap. Even n. (WI'S where the s tint has been injured 1 9 0 1 4 11 e "Pl'earedhl the Annual Report of 1014. bt3 4 Patielsolof fey labour or other vsolence. the Inirdoem mod coarseness arc c f. both Sex. s, hove been mired, wii loon confinement or /Ivory lathe feetmillyr. tuftinildv, and permanently reMoved, and succeeded roustautinn, and with a delicacy hod secrecy hitherto isnknown t by a sinionhness fattalm-, and delis: l ''Y of lienearoace. %flitch malty of chose have lahoured under the mast complicated farms of the iliiiel•se from ten to twenty years. The first symptoms i goont be acqui;rd by any other means whaitrver. It is by ex perience cooly that may nor can form :inadequate idea of the su- yield to Mr of &tidily. Kiernan s comes on. t treatineat in oo ear a few ) days i eatkis casual ; and where erior excellenre of this Suap. At& a preventative of the skin aPPe"fidice l. appl p *eat /baps, the. this Soap is unequalled. be made to prevent the danger that may ensue. Sold by the Propriety/Is' Agents, misuse signatures it bears, Mr. Kiernan may he conmetted by either Sex, with the Weston and Co. No. V 9. Strand, near Teeple-bar, Loodon ; greatest secreey, St his private bows.. No. 1111. Lower Char and the Proprietors, as• further security, be. them to he par - 1" 10 e - sirrf t * Bedfnal - b9 ll4 re , front tnue in Solve in the mown. titular in noticing, that t he owe a nd ..ealre.. of the prolate', E. ine• mid from six till note at night tto whom tellers and ..ther Mprre,g, No. 27. Boo...trer: Cures.t-izar.lee, I, alixed to the c ommunications. from town mid country, may be addressed, and label and wrapper. Aji aill;ri me comiterfetts. Sold by many a ill be taineasall, saialeard- . J respectable Pet flowers and Medicine V codcrs in town atid coon- _Jest üblished. p try, price 1 , . each Cake. But it is at ull times necessary to he PRACTICAL. OBSERVATIONS on the above DlSEA particular in obset vow she above Couitiou_, ti loch will hr the SES. price Ss. By E. Kiernan; awl sold by Shericomd, Neely, means of preteotiog the imposititia i frith has of late Deco prat- ' and Joan, 53, Paterisuiter-row ; and by Hichtey, iik 'rya ii-eil. stseet.• . • . , . When, indeed, he reflected ttpon these Circomstanco, ready obtained the at quincente of Sweden. Den and when he recalled to memory that ertmordinary mark bird abolished the Slave Trade at an early pe succe.ision of providential events which had placed rial—America ihe same. And Byre be begged to the world in its present state of hope and security, guard illetbelf against the imputation of being sup he could not but contemplate in them the hand of the posed' td nisieby his motion to reruilld hit Majesty's Almighty stretched out for the deliverance of man- 'Minitters'nf that sacred duty which, he was per. kind. And what more acceptable token of grati. suaded;`thit . Fwere ready cheerfully and spontaneous. tude could be displayed towards heaven-what more ly to perform. His object was merely to strengthen acceptable proof of our delight and thankfulness for their hands, nndlby the renewal of a solemn decla. such mercies, than * income like the one he now' ration from 'Parliament, to show that their former meant to propose! it might truly he said, that the :proceedings bid originated not in a transcient or mis. great Continental Powers have been acting in its 'taken fit of humanity, but in a' just and sound view very spirit and effecti flair, hear!]; end when, too, of all the beariop and relations of the subject. its it was considered the provocations that all of thew Must repeat; that he really thoisght there was some had received, and some if, particular, and the leo- thing in the present state and circumstances of things rious revenge they had taken, saving from ruin in- which justified' tlie most fiSottrible expectations.—lt stead of inflicting it, the recognition of the principles would be - refreshing - to titi`iiiin#,ltffer so long a pt 'he was about to recommend, was so plain, that it nod of calautitk, to Witness a getieral settles/lade. *forded a sure ground andconfideet hope they work( mint of the grind and hit:feeble principles of jut. be actoewledged, in all that he vow wished to obtaini - the and humanity. It *held raise Great Britain as a sequel merely of what they had so nobly begot *trill higher in the scale of nations, if, after ill she [Rey, hear!)—Tbere was bet one bjection that ilia done End inhered for Europe, she should ask, is he had ever heard mode against the proceeding compensation, net ny political or commercial ad meant to recommend, and that was, when he 4 venter, not 'territory or wield', but etily an at. Mee tenting of flat Powers ceding hi. liktiescenai in the eitaillishmeat of a principle so infi- - . .;4 . j ~ _•:~ . will