The Statesman. — London, England, 1815-03-23 00:00:00

• it I s, to r. oy ed tike dc, lire nd would Carr, 1 lame latter; sadred d before three of by Mr. Ise, War 'sled for that the ie litated r perons otealdY the goo ▪ Carl l o gin bit his pro' He sob rty could ia a lospallYt Iwo were Ir. Ater , ' heir Coo tot direct with tAr. ;brow!: o , ,taiwee Ni ii g their do 1. 16 Acthe , .. u• they h a d I this care. ationiog a I sot bre) cording' , an for dr ted. Mr' wg jog a ee mil Du the d till tM min* Is bonsVii. moue' 61.4 t" AS No. 2834. rif r ctillt4toVAL: trnuKuLalik ON MONDAY KVENlNGigAllaich 49, their! ;Any 'no% will gestic ? _ -0114 k, eti pdrAws OR, THE TRANCR4 OP ROUR.IA'RAO. Mier %% Web, for (Iv 6th tempt ts Wrii Tarte; rolled PAST TNN gYcLuch, AND A RAINY NIGHT. To wide' will be added. The New flogilrili I)+lntornitne, rolled TUE VALLLY or oih.moNoi 6 or Harlequin Siedbad. Boars, 7 1 . 6 Scrawl Price Sa+ 6d.—Pit. •*. 6d.: &world r me , Lnwrr Gallery. '24. i Second Price, la.—Upper INkr), IL; Seared Pricy. 61. THKATVE-ROYAL. C)V.I{,NT GARI)F.N. ON -MONDAY EVENING, M4rch 27, will be. perf-rwed. A New Grand Melii-Do'nAatk Rataance, tidied ZEMBUCA ; OR. THE AND HIS WIFE. Aare 410/41, TOE SLEEP WA.I.KER. - . Ti, which w the added. The New Ortind Chriptsions Pantomime, 'coiled HARLEQUIN WHITTINGTON ; or, Lord Muyor or ',,Loodon. Tilt. ON LY OR I fit* A L POI TURK OF -13111 ff &PARTE . liwiY EXIIIIIITING IN LONI/ON. Tube seen at Nn. 53, West Side of Leiresier-eqUareu : ADMITTANCE ONE SDILLIMM-- - • i Tlig attend°, of. the Fashionable World is almost r gelsoively directed to the original nod marificent Paint fog of SONAFAitTIi, us large ws fife, taken in Paris by bi, * veinal permission, on • hi, return Lfrans Moscow, by the, Mistimed Pittnorr Lefebvre; and i'onspleted wader the hooey me t o paperintostiasice of ass rilisbrnied bayed, amt. pabaorto , ••4„.„41. Plosive if warranted thelasr and only original Portrait' 01 SOVAPARTE token from nature, now exhibiting in Lon-' eon, sad allowed by compresst judges to he the best likeness of (hilliest cars' Winery rharai ter iii Europe. As a wink of art, with re: pest to its perlict !Means ' to the eompositiau of its dexiorn, to the elnlntrate eascutinh, aid 'to tbe beauty, yorieig,, and truth of *eery illAthill-Or.. it pussies tranwentkint merit, and tarries interrad evid, nee of its on from the great talent exhibited, it being ifilasied to be the ftectspeennen of dm ehararireistle and uumurpained steadisessand , patience, that .stuogrwire detail m 4 !Wishing in the shady • and newton of pnlnting, ever exhibited is (e French school.— The beauty and offal of. the- diapers , Jewels is .11itieutilbit an ultnirah:e specimen of perfertiou is the •ast, ( -bild allirds• a' taourable opeortunity fur rivalry iii the Dvitieh hoc. This grand and inintitable Paintlag,„ • wits b Inv. and Iv. the peoprele of the Stauleipal Council airdlty 'of rt g ato I ~,e, and placed by them in tbekiall for siting at the hi um -blase or the ilia) lir and Commune. E where it revel l telliw admiration ited admation of the Public, no d was 'removed . urt throe on the ataltiviaa of.l4apairom .. .. - . - - • ' •-,* Tar ;duvet flop and more pithead's' ky la faraxthoy relate Xis de rainent !new: of Ike Milo, the great value.of the Paint nig, bd the extreime aerobic, of the libeni in, ate , if tested ins -4.-r ow hon.% mad seal of ISe :11:tilly.• Mayo! litlitb elk', ,or Liege, to4l K tilAin ialf she Legion of Itlithour.Allo lbeldoliciPai •:/unriii.f rfie nod city, as appears by lbeir issihntit df-Collotil, Leering date September 2; ISLI, in poronsion if ifirPtopririar. tile above extwee ix on vie* nod sale at rio. 53, Y e a } oti ol o f !a4oater-)quare. forts Ten io the morniugtill Ten at night. . *Or rot Sir bot , ,,lbetion of the Public, and dish a vrew"to prevet4 unopposed assertions in another quartet from obtain ", fattier ertilti,,Peoprbrior of the above Pieter* boomor• • I•biled ihe Alittnt;'...olliell tihove-mentin,.ed, snit:other ditto twits to the respeetattle bellow of the Day. and TrneiVer Newspape who gratoitously ceified the truth of the above itatement t o hose Papers of the 22 4 of last month) OEKERAL POST-OFFICE. Ja-1 published. wire CANDID EXAMINATION of the ORIGIN IL and MA NA (iKANN of what 14 called the /31LAND) J.ETTER- A R FA'S SU PERANNU AT ED FUND. a the necessity of adopting a better *ritia ibnii now prevails will be made manifest, frank the example of an au tonomic isidbridaol wad siticb, above nth a enst public narrint loudly demand.. At a time like Ono. when new nil 1 " 1 "e. Pohlk Folidelks. at an esormon, e epenee. are in eon. "ti 'llittoon. to rtes EITURNAL NlPLValtioult to the F.AabliAneeist, a fair and divp.p.iouttie investigation 01 . i.o• Tractarians wiTaiN. with whirl, the public nre concerned, Mined bat be deemed petnliarly set 3old b) R. Bennet, IT. gherrnrtlooreet. Onlden-squor... . *illtilredir bilittLiTt, 'STRICTURES, LEY ES, else. WHEN Pr°fetish/hal' . Ken t eminent for skid 1 and orpe4ence; offer their advice, and esert their abi lities for the dare of a kW, reigning diseases, they rive superior •to that prejudice which is cur. justly excited rig:dust the &dyer. tistements'of men..igirontia of the first prineiples, and uneducated , in the practice of physic. Messrs. CU Rit I E and Cu, regular Surgeons. nowtioned by every privilege to practice end by the ' uniform seeress veld+ their mode of 'refitment for Venereal Complaints has hitherto been attended, continue with the same as.iduity t* direct 'heir teddies to the cure of every species of that baneful poison. as well as the re mo v a l or those embitter debilities mid deficiencies which prevent or embitr the mitre- IS el R. A. BRA DIJEY, -Middle Norm.street, modal date. to the catalogue o f . human iiitiritlitie . s there are toed more ri ffl ictilig than show winch are the sianvoidable cou- Oil Eintigh.squitre. Lumina, will viti.fy the wet • t %Molded of au hid ig certain destructive had,. The ea l iarer as to the suttee micity limit from the Celt DI A I. B I A )f l a .M F :1 1 17 1 ; i ' L l: EttP .l l .ll.ll4 'rent I sr it g li t i7 n ) c ) es, sufferer br u oud en s " der bit misfortunes ashained to seek is. a*evelle 1 ti l' I I 3 he • reduced' ' ilherder of she iservoss. bilious, add fl atulent Mud, with witch rr it' u ntil . " to such a 114 e of Hobert' us to render It had befit Irs% aillicted. life oppressive. To sue* persons it will be a consoling relic*. thin to know, that they may now . by a new and infallible rt. Mr. E. ffierey, High-street. Rirminham, voarkei for t he "meshy, he restored to their former ematitutineal strength and 4. searpriiing rare of a Gentleman long in a di•eo Decline, Itavo* ', dlr . Weak, relaxed, aml debilitated habits, proceeding tit taken Are book, of the (7ordial Italie of Gilead. 'fhe 9 511115, . 1 trout no excess of conjugal mid illicit pleasure. or from a 1 I strength. gad apposite of the young man were viiiiiir and very teWdeore in hot climates, Isiud• drina the injudicious tlatudlY itoProwerSt and . ha ( "airmen; Ihe ,a l e of ii a few of mercury. Btc. de speedily restored to health sad strewth. ircti s longer, he was. with Goers blessing, and to the great TI must he n self-evident propteition, that where the aggro. ens: fort and assmi,htient of his family and friends, restored to gate of intellectual capacity is directed to the treatment mid perk, health. • cure of *few peculiar complain's, there must be she g!eater. M'. ii. &Debra:64,ot Pontefract. reports cif a tinrcn in that certainty of success ; ond as a proof of flits pedalos these ads orisidesturlined, afeeial the Mige of thirty, who had .the l',ltt' L etir," ! Arid At eure is so particulrl expeditious, as well as safe, wee nflahouriug ervilestitacwassislissgermis sreetwei tisel - "I""" '.anti so - evidently Warrior tote he commen . prectice, that income Pulietomilis, sir Conmeeption. : MOM** ornimaklabli„ktree or' slight cases of infectian a perfect restoration hi completed in site hectic lever, profuse eight-sweat% oaPeennaned ....., : d ... I's short . ' periodef *three days, mid in thaw of the staseet invetera mtberd tv a Mile of esfeede WWl's:. dating Sid' '..• best „„._ w he re . et h e r preedaniers have failed, a proper peeve ordicia advice ha could pasture.' suirileat•aletaidlog 'irelksf, he i ;r ens ' ore tic the i r p i a , a t emattest eaten , to she patient a ta r e, 11.:51 ter..ur.elo the Cardsal HA* °Mimi! S • arrau'rel'hK in Ile .. well grottlideds * loirlifresestablishesient. By so early Ist• !IT nf tl.:•''• the anfar.wi:iblesyniptoms gradually abated, and he : ...1...,. pierotion, the patient wi ll escape She danger sad expense or a 1 ""'•" , . 1 131 3 Vizart.a. Stale of health. • thnons toteudtuice upon the lessexperiented gweactitiouer. to Glesentm,ot *curate ..soma Caistiteefeitc 11. - ables a Worfne of toe spat Otiliiiiiiift itad tonspliiiatesi notes al setil &ahead's, Oar ll..st e to Cour. The C ai diet B a l m .4 Metal is weld in such as obstructions in the urethra, spuogy excreewesawa, 1- footle.. pricy 11.. each ; or the gonntilv of four in one FamerV bowmen', eltllo4lll Wen.% eruptions. tieditud weakens, sleets, as 'Nestle for r:13,.. au st hick one 11, bnitle Is Sneed, duti istcludeels also • STRICTURES, the stamp of a hiet, h ews th.. Proprietor's name and Admit. in w hether recent nr of loo t duration, and which have bellied the I , 6 '"'itrotattle " Saint. 5a100n...4 Liverpool," to imitate which skin of other practitioners, are, by their present impithed plan "' e lm" r and this Inivilege of a particiular set of plate. for his of ire:meted effeedally and permanently cured, without the as " a l e In" this ila tar. gifiswilmi• be favour of his. M a ,' patient 'afferent the exerticiatiag endued alarming Isenturrhage . tit) 1 Hortaillable Coniniimiofters of Stamp lint ieve PorPore'V 'which frequently follows the application of the lunar milk.' Ir secure the Piddle agaits.t (7ataiteeeits: none else 'He ceriu m. ' In the course o f years extenstere practice in Ibis metropolis, Sold by s., saar i 1, 1 0 1 , No. 18, Slirand ; Sutton nod C u. (late numerous cows of strletum h-ive been sad are daily under their Arty and Sutton), (tow Church-. and ; Raton and Co. No. care, tier total eradication of which is effected by a safe, err. ISO, Oxford -street, I, moon; Brodie :ma Dowding. Salisbury',; - ; A i gh n od expeditious mode of practice, superior to any other A. Smith, Perfa in e r , s a nk_ Il c idg e , E.linhorgh. MnifiliKeene, ,„ e , w i ep , e4. The weakness. relaxation, and debility proceed /-4;a• 6, College at 1) green; :,t islkijlll. %n. I. Purl wner-slieel l ' ' , ism fr ttttt this reimplaiot, is speedily removed, 'and the pailful rcd at 111 eg os . F . N rs h o e s and San. Dublin; . aid retan, by 11. i restored so onus . ' and 0 gn ,,,,,, kn i sh. But where t e e r i e tuie ty llrdieine Venders in the Uhit.ll Kiiitions. • ha.. for year. e a isted..a proper perm venince its their restorative Soave Disorders hoy.• beck! Many ye4es in proceeding to such a remedies, „ flees ' s .. stricture hat wet , destroyed. it indispensably degree of nialignaler s a• cannot he ectilicaleit in a fee' weeks : _ requisite to revive the slumbering sparks of like s and to read erefore it i s i n or d er to redeemer stea d y Perseverance in 1 " ,. ' mate the csortitation. .'.." 4 Proper means tha t D r . S demon his, illOpied the plan of ' Se%erol Noblemen and Gentlemen of the first respectability - "s Doses, with three large Vs. Paull's , "oak", euhlain i ag have beets under the earg of Meow.. Currie sad Ca. for use re- Ve (Panne,' of Twelve at t is. packed Up flae tot the country, mo a n !' of goiripbinit* of the ureihra.stri. tun*, &e. ; anti baring y''' a Fare-pound Bunk -uute, by whic h 11. 12-. is waved; vide rece i ve d a radical bed penuass e t cure, request that referenres Guide to Health." may he made In the., as satisfactory evidence* of the decisive As Dr. Solna:Nis Practice is now become so great and el:. • sepiwiority of Mesons. Currie and Co.'s plan of treatment. ?deny caner, that his constant 4-wager/lents require a convidemble o f the s e Gvollemea bare tad strictures from 10 to 11/ years, mad Pa.. nips of his tim e an d at freelance. he experts, wheu consulted bad been under sheeare of Messrs. Dosae.Heavisldei, and ether ',"e mid compliment of one Nowt ; lint all written cases, or • garieens of equal eminence . who attempted she cure by tho or l'ners of advice, nhd nnzicernipnuied wills all order for medi- plienlioo of the lamer eisastic, without success. one And remittance. to be am leered sit his leisure, are required Messrs. Currie nod Co. may be comaked by tither sass "kb i a ' r "rlnse only half a 01Am-it. Drafts may he obi:shied it any the greatest delicaiy, secrecy, mid honour, at their bosse s Ito. ' ', 61 . -ousee, payable to Llierpool , for small sums of itioney, .107 fLationegarske. . - ' "larh is a 'tire mode of cenveynnee.—Such letters should, for p a tients in the,aontWyare.renuested to state the partimiars " ot, he thus directed :—" Abates , letter. Dr. Suinomo, Gls of - th eir ee.e, ere. ea &... ga l ksiott aelielog; &t. &c. iectitsiel d "^"e, near Li vet pool. Enid double pottage." • • .4, remittance for.advinsaiml mellelstest, when she same will be '• . 1. - tiers mat he addressed to I. Z. or A. W. nt the Post given orteisti9.o4 na o r. kifigd.n. To malice that seadcY c. ii I c o il e d f ar . Persons ohicdo not wish to have their bib essenthil fie ar u ~ the postage*? inters met ke • s kn . ..,., may have their Mixes directed W. Z. la be lett •oild'd to lbw s' inif.---',MI Junes 101:11-•Mt ~ : .i.i coiled fur. skl..tiimpopilub. • lii: ' ; ... ~J~'_'t; . .-i ',RI. • .:. c,J.ti" ~. rill it . 1 / 1 3:F.t. : 1 I. i ( -- ------ ' , , t .. I . k . I ..D'lthill ift Jo, 011 's s . .. • • 'lt Ilii s.I 10 9 II ! .... - .....:......1.T.. - ..7.; ....... "..-..... .....i. ' . ¶•N %;..' .? I.: . . :14: v 4 ;.p.41..4 , 4..1.. 5i, , .?.: W.. , Y. . • . . :4 C. ... ' - \ \ ' '‘. ,\. . •.) i . t I V 1 't s 3 \ \ I , . •. , :!I'l.l 7,r... nr ,r.. ••• ' .tai: .. . * '' I. • . - ~, ~~ • . 1 1:3.1 , sr! . • ST, OLAYS, • A'T t GEffERAL mitEttNq br a t _he ;'lm • RITA NTS' atiiiis PARISH, knit nnwtews fir Om Chareh wardens 044410yasserve; • • , • .. Tif OM AS :rmiscoma.. En: wow Witieens r Phir...• • s • • The Chairman t h e 4 . foriste hireling that thi bora Bill now M Plalinmeat having paned the thittir;ef•Cnottatrowased • Room n( Lords,. the met 14 **Wirers had though, it al- Wiens io,eopeue_ the Present gikettng. in larder that the anes if the KAM Weight he tows Ited os in the propriety of 'any flistker recce**. M mien wthe Mid Ullit where upon they • : • ResolvedadisrtinstiedA'Thitt a' ditifal Petition he preienied In the Paste Regelit, prtyh rg (lust the Rapti Assent any pot I be given to the MIN.; .•• • The stihjoined Petition !relying briellrend. • Ft t i equlvertationiinsiu Thatsly, sated be,. and' mine is hereby approved nad adopged thhe Meeting; that e Pe , Alison lie at the r4burch petrepil teciprig,to-amewrow for Sig- Ilidate, and %at. the fone'Chnieliwardens. ingethef with Th o - I mas Madden, F:sg. and Mr. Rickard Perkia, present the some In-morrow to the Right• MeMellrable told Sitliisiul, one of hie Mojegy's Pilneiptil Secretaries of Stute en order that it My Ire Wd before Ills'Ritgirlilighowas the Pilate Regent. • Cbuirmas. Theilianks of the Mpg/kr weft ipaisinmesly voted to the 'channel, for his able ecalloet lee the Chair. • • iptplitME• PARLIAMENT. • • . - HOBBS OF LOAM Mama 22. i• - •• jeditainale-.4a &random v. Omar. judgement of Comm urdirtchequer reverped.—la s. Geddesciaddell't of th e min or *lowa revered.--lot Burnet v. Knowles, Mr. I - manned. 3 t . *aides 'rad aens, fran,tbe Common, brought ap the. Burr Maki Bilk; read a Ara taw, Adj our The'Muldi Trade Bill s was read a third tine+. mud paned. , TO•RiS , AKIYAI4.6IOIINILiS THE PRINCE REGEPTT Ot THE I.IIIJTEP A tpu - mox Or GeoIiA.T.. RHI. • 'T IN 'AND IRELND A CTTND IN THENAME A I) ON 'REHAIX OF. , IIIS• 111AJESTY The Ihmdde .Peeidoo: 4114 Ifejehty's Roost dutiful and • • 3 u3 Sohjeeth the ooder.nifined I nbobitanit of the Parish of St. Wave, io lbe Tuwu sod Morough of • : IloottEasiaik, ' Swowirtir. • • • Tilsit your reiltiatien beiped&plyimpreseed with the alone. tpir stousequences likely to T ., nation at large, from i ibetpropeurd altercation .e 'Corn Laws, have trspectfelly sols,ustted their sentiments iso.she ilkeurste to the consideration of the two Howes of Parlloneest, mid prayed that thwane might not pan into a Jaw, That is it with the must sincere concern your Petitioners find the declaredoplaiou of the Legislature* is tamer of the 11111, i notwithstanding the voice of the great bells of the nation is most decidedly against it. That under these circumstances your Petitioners humbly leg • kayo 't" Are* their OxPrestemat of silinidohiste attachment to Lis hlnjesty's . peoiiin, and with an isionble mointace le your Royal A ' that that it Is 604 wiiheitt' grist reluctance, and: from ithe imperious necessity the Vast, they awe Induced to , melte this ultimate appeal to eke. escocise Of. the prerogative ivistch the Constitiollote hks vetterlin.your Royal ijighisess, art-'1 lug in the name and on Whin, of his illiatosty, not to permit the und ntemswe to.puss boo 4 Maws Year Petitioners :e l tfore JipA li .Itansitiy pray year! Royal.l !II iihriess - that your Rs I MOWN be gracWaly Pleosed a.'• withhold the Ito Assent Mine It 'Bin. withrh km called: ' fur"' " get)erld alliteci4Cdit4l4ooll*Ph oilhe o riblic opinion. tipsiest it, and W le such infinite .estichers his 1114,11mi:1h, Ineot dutiful and loyal *Pica btigtolvtor Witty Jo - fleet toThn Af large. Mel as.loadies us audit tpienees the meet terislus tdanolog. • And your Petlthinerethilr ever pray, Ike. „. I I:4EORGE ' :DAY la llgNitY • MARtIN, 114.. •Lnona-r•fte.. some*ak:iitsks. , JA PAN isl 4 4Clt'lNU MA 14 V eiGTsl,B.lißli t hot .leave So Annear &tad in hoe 'Piddle iso genera lb* Japan'lllaeki JA:etnelltnice lagiviar thelltielinkkittieltni jet black riff be held to Bboes and Hoots hat beeu long knows nod . well Ali . Wished, and wants no praite!ront tha Netnaftruers, as a We hilt atttsailionedtly4trinii.. aold plume bottles as Sixpence, Once Shallai, and Nightitin penee N. B: HaMboots will'ensiertedet. 1Y the ush'ef thin iraluoldn Blacking,. a polbh saltier: Won far awai t a l l y ot h er eoppositio . n ever Winced as oho 'OW, Country . Stoplterpeis applied la ainal t open Six Months credit. • - S - 4 ,4; A gees Houle, as sample s wet- be had at •the Were. I C : 11 Ai f flit POI 'bli illefrdites berry, Vhfi' tied' 4 at. BOO!, respectibtes'clergyinen; at. bey, Ise-badirver Butt deter ' sin& gliti Mr ttie 'Mist . . Imo ; Iletirri-4h thought M, het to ibile &air. , • , . Mr. 11.1lbDINGTON Inning applied 'to the I case was finder the ciondffltp HOUSE OF COMMONS. pi /444. 11 4 . 4 4.i a T h A v yr ut t bro ..... il te h ad i a in an a t il tilar4 iß re and latl ie ve be te ntd •the .. l. .t r h oe Sta a t t e : r tbol oir dn . a n Leg a t e bel : tonib rwed . 61'111 6,2: i t:I? a second time en Monday &tiniest. Tbe Highgate Road BM was rend a third time. ' • • lat least' es* 'the decisl Mr. MELLISH presented a Peildito frail St.. Cattier/ate • In* ": t"'"' . Middlesex, a Petition limiest the opeentioe of ea Ads pawed 1): 4 ". * • 'I for Pailiei that Predicts . tiVOIEN*N Olt • . • Ayes . • -' •. 34. • t • Uhler iniabWitteilitta ni Nees . - - S • • . rfO the Petit*, 111 . • . . ' the' hers' tit' 'that ecnirit •Preied by Dr. Bled! open The Prier wad a wetme-tillties ' • ~ j aidfriieelklyart for that peep** M. BEN pr en a Petition frost Anthony llPlCewea r .a... " • . of the island of Tortola, praying the abolitioo Of gem r• ay . Illr i , .. „months after seeb menet proem , and fur relief Awes various busses and ditSceltise,'Bratitif. ''Bet ibis was net After a few wards train Mr. ROSE. it waist:bettered to Baw l Ex be land gape/awed. , '-: i ease ., ~si c rw ith:: Lo Int ' • 'tie table. respect HAWi lig s ta i Several meal Irish Grants were passed in the Comatittee•of'llMihrr to the as.. of • Co\ 1 SuMPly. : ' • 1 ukthe Order of the Day for the committee • of Ways' s ad . ..ri a l l PY. l l 1111 9* Poe ante. i Maus, . • Cile the prisoner had aw• Sir J. NEWPORT objected to passing restitutions for tiiiiing o r d e r to- obtain a licence in t io,i,. wore tt fair nail actuate account of the Aimee' of s that country en* proderesl, I .efideuee Of'his being of MT. FITZGERALD mid, thedeficieniy of the Irish finances that he was not of age at , i.wes.adwitted. The susteseeitt could not be made till late to the - 1 Serilea ns it sisr.t wait till those of F.egland were orrnard , end the verdict was consege , and the'respectise amount. settled. 9 1 • Mi . ....gi'DATIIURSt' of Ipthethoolumrn I r ishltel..l:rm. P p l a ri ne. G . BßALEi moved the Repeal 'isle Right' flea. POW'S . . nud as toPtuitioa: of bow that should the Learned Duties at eacretwed rates an 'Folsom, Iseiell at about 3d. Per i per pouad, which were agreed to. , Petition, tWintglit of cour BIGAMY. I decision of the Exectains 1 Sir SAMUEL ROM' LLTreie to present the Peti- • agreeable to' his judgment. elan to which he bed alluded last night. Mr. Lathrop 1 ., Sir SAMUEL • ROME { Murray, the Petitioner, was a total stranger to hire, ' upon the bitraerdinary d , but he deemed it his duty to examine into his ceite.- 6 -' Baronet (Sir. H. Mtge.. No doubt it was tnexpedient for. that .Honie to.tglet.**!been guilty,ef -a Certateroffen, Isere' initie proceedings of Courts of Jesdcw;,but . unshed for ffiat iw t hieh het l i there were circumstances which may renrhell:pirees. also crpoliAlsei'epleinii of I airy for tWrn .to exercise that contraol . which they • Delgenany, that the House inidoobtedly. possessed., . Having perused the present he •' presitiiiiien *whit. ' Polities, arid carefully examined the Dotes of the upon the-trial of the Peti' ..triel o ..het did.tbiak. the .ptimerit was 4 ale entitk4l-to Heinen paid it was his inl : the consideration of the House. The Petitioner had lion upon their table , - c `bee wevieteds of the crime of bigamy, nod tins a$ - deal to the Prince I.gen; present. tinder seutfince of transportation for seven Report made by the Judge : years. He states list when at Ili years of age, sere. - —He was willing to wit lug with his regiment in Ireland, he had an inter. ' while en enquiry was sti merge with a female, and it ceremony had bees per. `standing that the Ries ' formed by a Dissentiets Minister, its a privets:room, I Addi Von) woeld•have _t_ [ withers( 0 Oconee, or LW pahlieetiow -et abeeti.tOrititten Br' preplidepnrtmetit Whiclithe parties were understood .telleettoremeser. !eh the appall of the Petit, tied. ?be 800. and Learned Gentleman proceeded , request the presentationof i to Observe, .that he wasaware of the Irish. Act,, which 7 apprehending from the C dr ieethorised the marriage or Dissenters in a particular t application to the Secretly i manner, hot the Petitioner stated he. was not 'a Dia. { sent out .of the country I ; senior, and therefore, not within the pale of that Act. I was 'understood, were Abdul' Sever r allearsnherwirds be is charged with having' Learned Gentleman , then - I married another lady, according to theeetablished legal - Petition for the present. terms—previously informing this lady of the-former i btr. GRENFELL gave transaction. After which he was indicted- not by the day, •the itch of April, he second lady, or any body for her, but by a total i duction of some accounts , stranger. When brought befoiea Magistrate, the latter reference chiedy to the pi ; refusedto commit him, and the matter lay at rest, un. : - of the Bank of Englant til a Bill was found against him by the Grand Jury, S that•the papers for which and hewas arrested thereon. Now the first marriage, as limited, according to his pi far as the evidence upon the .trial went, appeared to tinoation down to the preset I have been incomplete, from its solemnisation by a which were produced to I clergyman without a regular licence. Of the second, Espenditure in the year 1 the only evidence was a copy of the register, and the . found under the title of I proof of two persons .of. the - Prisoner's 'having ac- Gond Report of that vat knowledged that fact. His Counsel requested the which that Committee had Learned Recorder of LondOn,. Who alone presided at ' would just add, that his I the trial, to reserve those two points for theconsideri. , these - accounts, would be .tion of the twelve Judges. The Prisoner and. his ; condition for considering, Counsel conceived those points bad been reserved.-.- public now transacted by The evidence was summed up, cowiction - followed, I done by the Bank at a less and, their the sentence. Until the year 1795, the ! now pay for it. • poniskasent which the law inflicted was one year's ' 4 . ' ' . ABUSE OF THE ; imprisonment and burning in the hand. In that year Sir J. NEWPORT rose, '•thie penalty was increased, . with the-discretion of the ; after observing upon the ai Judges, to the same extent as that for grand and try that it was ever ready I petty larceny. This eztention was certainly neces.l thole - whore tyranny drove Miry, for site crime was one of so varied a hue, that ' tailed the circumstances' ut it was essential for the Judges to be armed with a thought proper to depart discretion to apportion the punishment to the quality '• enactment of the Alien La , .of the offence. It was sometimes a erten* of the was recommended by its at deepest dye, where air unhappy teazle was seduced vision for the public safety into i marriele, end then deserted with a bastard : dangers of ...France, provi offspring. But although it assumed, under some tire. against anysibuse by intrut entestauces, this magnitude, there were others in powers only to a responsibl which no aggravation appeared, and in which Enoch Therefore it was never km mitigation might be observable. In this case, the 'powers weredelegated twin, evidence, he would undertake to rag, was altogether tion being not evidently not without an aggravating poiut—and called, in his such delegation which was opinion, for the slightest,- instead of the severest, upon the discussion respect punishment. After the Petitioner received his serf- quite notorious. Here thr tenor, be applied to the Altorney.General for a fiat the letter of Earl Bathurst to try the jaelltation of the first marriage. ' This the Baronet's answer, in which Attorney-Gwent very properly refused, because taking measures to prevent ~he could ind nothing on the record (tor the Recorder in a British vessel from Ca, saved-no points) to warrant' such a geant. 7 -He next he acted only in pursuance applied to the Secretary of Statip-and then, by Peti. ' which be was invested by lion, 'to • the Prince Regent : he accompanied this what was this authority whl ' petition by affidavits of the opinions of able civt. to prevent gallant men fror Hans of the Invalidity of the first marriage—and he 'the Spanish Government ? also - preyed, that, if these were deemed insufficient, the Right lion. Gentleman he might be allowed a respite of his sentence until dington) addressed a tenet ' the jaetibtleitt 'of marriage could be tried. The only to Mr. Cook, of the FOreh I lanswie he ceeld procure was, that he would be sent commendation of Lord SW to Botany Bay among the convicted felons. The nisters and Consuls at Fe 'Hon. and !Aimed Gentlemen concluded by moving, measures to preient any Ai " That the Petition be received."'" part of the British domin( On . the gasifies) that thtiPethicinitebreincht i . tp, ' and that if the &erecter' of wee Sir r H . awiti MONTGOMERY' ir 0111 6.4H ER 4 T o ' t s deserve lid, that ini the arei llet t itt li o ei n ein er ,a w b h l i e c , h o h u e r had Ministeri nvie o w r , stint c b Inc bigamy, did reit It fer'Olotillogi for behe l d passport. It was also suggest ? • . c h n s i t pe l i tig; . ?- 1 " - • aiwf. ;:d4 • t • 64R ell 93, .18131 -4114 1 ‘46 VW, - • • • ••‘,%.., "I * i ir; • r .• • • • •; %Al f 44;C ' 1 4 7 . 1.4.1141 , • . • • . . • • to dab' ybthig 11.4 i Dt.,7insibeing Married hy'il and hoehtg obtained the nib- deserted het, sad'itid hint Sttittirke.L- sgbt it Mit* tvatiofitio. . • 133 , 4 , IN slatted, ktittizthi-Potltionet gii.4itieetetotittitihrt, lilt Idbritio of . lbt Bit?etify (Mr.•A:) eel:Wetted a hope letiten would reel Ott 'vis- a Petition Spbn the. Bemis, ;Sion of Government Wee that theAnttstlnge . of' a tot be set &Aide; iecoiding to qty (Which he presitmerf•sfai pen lite Petitioner's. trill!), lypeße was constrietmed With- SChlitifrilge bad titert list -stated to het beau tbe Petitioner. t this Petitionerreete MU • , . ook, corirkted'at the old 01.0 -this ()gene!: "le that rem that he was of age is and that was held hillici*t f 'Op it • his weteel*Mored t the tithe of filet•tibirtraits, • ;equently set aside 9 !:q . Vied the,,Skts#46. srg i Addregtort),: etididgi id Gentleman withdrerstis• arab present it miff, if 'tamp groriernment iihoold-ctotl* • ILLY, after sniniadvertiftg doctrine of Honourable ;ornery), thee if a man hid - offence, he ought to he phs he had riot been goiltr; Pf the Liwirsekiedge (Dr. • • me should diode Num that tin witness to intve deettil libeller. itention of placing ftte'Pitle• and then to move ter anAlia ;ant, to lay before them the lge to the Secretary of State. withdraw' any interference, ll pending, Upon the end*. it' Hon. Gentlertian (Mt, the ciiodnir omit should havedecided itioner,,* rrho'wes initicedio of this pattdon . tothe'llossits delay of any smelter tog* !tory of Stateoe - might ile . . , y with the dotiriCtS who, it . • odit to'sail.' Bon. and • rs rigreed to withdrati tips• ire notice, that on Wednes. he should move for the prei. and statements, which had public balances In she hands Id. lie begged -to observe s h he should more, would de present intentions . , to tbecoti. sent period, Of those accounts the Committee of Public 1801, and which . ate to b'e r " The Batik," in the 4. a!uahle volume of Repoits d laid before tne Hoof.: Ha sole object in moving for )e to put the Howie into i , whether the btatlinesi Oftbit y the Bent, might sot bir • ass espence thus ibi padre • HE ALT FM Adt. • ' '• pu rsonnt to notice. and ancient boast of this ci;Util • r to afford' an • asylum tri all re from other nations, dot • ander which the Legislator . * from that system tit sw. But in that law, whir: authors as 1 necessary pito. y against the rerolytioneri • vision was made' to gear luting the execution of lei ible Minister of tbe:CroW* town untilisf Tate that ny other ppricin sach . deieji". of warranted 13y he vitt sa' bat 'acciden)li diadoseil • eting 'Sir J. prit . teaine pe Right 11' n.'{tirenet it to Sir,./. Dui,' with t ch Sir .hriser stated, that i • It any SpeniardfrOm sailing adis Withdut fiisperinissiort, tee„ of the . iiothOrity by his Goternment. Bo which this COMM exerciseli )m escaping the tyratjny St ? Why, it appeered diet to opposite (Mr . ' 11. sr, on the -Ith of bl i ly t ) iq, eign Office, eluting tf*,re.. idrnosta, that all nuf:MLi Nsreigo Perta assail t As. Allen trim, tst; : ist i e , niont !depot a .3e,4 ii .1% ; of mold be' deebeed susei . gee* this isierotts • ; two. nore (lay, dis. s li. itber le or 111 at Upon stint is of it by WIN mien ie. in Pi eight cellnr ,4 o the saw ►reign vetr :e be / well ►entl? denti. tances 3, hot Jury him;