The Statesman. — London, England, 1818-04-10 00:00:00

, Oa FRIDAY.' .I.7th ebseced Is. per day , haw the Roy* Darriseesßattalloa. mud '4llripriPPlePS 1460,0 Mid corps, end also those..at . per day. • OA 1A Tlittriff the leth of APRIL. iffniseaels. Id. _ Is:1a Is. 1 11411: arid la gas parillii: • 'On NONDAT, this 20th Of APRIL. Thee si h. bed. Is. 411. Is. 4jd. b. bd. h. bid. Is. dd. s. fad. L.7d. Is. 70. Is. Ids 1i And. Is. 9d. Is. fed. and Is. 104. per day. OoTURSDAY, the 21st of APRIL. flaw at Is. Mid. per day sad upwards. sad these Pea. .gigeres who hams beets admitted oe monad of RI n o r pe et esesi . It h also ordered all directed. that all the belonaloc to the said Hospital. do pay particular atseatino reg o llitrie imareetioas, which are Med so prober at lbe dime pf payment. by w . are ordered to Vaasa to Ate aystaster•Deneral of .? "• ?s Lend for is Leads*.' 'their airdsvits as - Wed. on or immediately abet .fiery Ovine, Days a • which their Names veil mot be entered too the Pay-Lasts fir the subsequent Qoader. sad they 'are not afterwards to change their plate of abode. as ,periled In their affidavits, 'hawse amsvosilable netessity, aid deb notifying the woe. And Nether so take Notice. that is aresenseees it various Fronds haling Imes committed by Peasitaters in the Receipt of Penult. and Pellie•llostey. it Is ordered that all Pensioned so , 'adissilisig shall he street a the Ptasion I.W, sad fad* far inn all heeeig "rising from this Eatablishmest: 2.WUARD NEAVI, Secretary sod Registrar. TCRAW t. to audllik: Ladies and Fa. lo . milieu set 'be fitlia me :i sag fog gi = of LIVEN DRA- Pie, (beioggima. of • ). urldcb la selling at , the swim-sawed prices : Please ti hrleg the Advertisement : it will committee those who have Ihtle faith is them, that every article is sold as it is epeeilied below, and likewise warranted of the best fabrics. A s. d. A s. l. And Damask Table Real kith Tabloet 0 3 6 Climbs, 3 ads. Wog, llntabasins of every and the fall breadth 018 6 shade 0 2 3 •Folr Yards low. do. 111 0 1 Silk Stripes, 28 lathes Sit yards long, 6 3r. 3 0 wide 01 10 Tea Napkin, per 500 Coboarg Dresses 0 5 6 • demo 019 6 Weld: Whittle., yard *cal Prmiaelt ditto 016 0 and half mioure 0 7 6 ;Wreath Gabriel, per Ditto, If ditto 0 10 6 • pitted ' ' . 111 6 Ditto, I ditto olt 6 Vahmatiewan make, Llegarit Imitation • di* 2 0 II I Scurfe, 3 yardsloog 1 8 0 Real Rasta 13beetiog, l Seperb Cashasere. 4 • yard mul a grafter yards tend half wide, wille,.per.plette 515 E and 3 yards I..rig 3S 0 ,Irisb Limo for Gee. Stoat Futaitare Prints 0 1 0 • tlemeaN wear, got Tim avow designs, up witboet dress, of of various culottes, the last Weed on the lint Cam. bleach. per O3 6 brie cloth (regular Diaiweilles QS S price 2s. ) 0 1 6 yards Square 1 8 0 Fusaitare Unity, is Conotergrows, 2 yatts , egiory cower, per. square 09 .8 fecal)? fast 0 1 0 D 100,24 Yards lets fa 10 0 Floe Scotch Nadia Ditto, S yards lugs 015 0 (10 yard.) 09 6 Stoat Cambric 'Ws- Tows Pilots, Spring tins, per piece 01? 0 pat.eroe,on the finest Joecenots, of ibe Ores( ; Cambric cloth, per quality, for Cravats, yard 0 1 4 per yard 0 2 0 , The Winter Articles will be Cloths, Blankets, Stott-, Btc. lite, P. S. Large pecehasers will Sod one of the largest Stocks of Goods at this Immo is the Metropolis. of; •hey consist of Pe:int jrisb 11106-o,lolaken la pftv*sent - for Irkh Lloee. Of po sh* t h e pommies, 7/4 Qzfosti-oirert. W. ki - are regained to direct tbri sttentioe of per• a mi ese d with mental sir bodil y decay. Deno*, de bility. l owa id writings, loss K appetite, in/Octillion, depressing of spirits. tretublioe or striking of the lotads.storhutie and every other kind of eruption. *Ahrens. alcerated throats. seminal weakness, pain. is the limbs and joists. commas ive 'habits. gold all reastitational complaints. immediately to make trial of the eelebrated CORDIAL BALM OF I A kASIRI, or Nutore's Infallible pplinstiire, as prepared sad sold, wholesale and retail, by C. J. Jerdae, 11. D., of the East 4.0d0n Medical Establishment, 7, Caanon-street Road. St. Georges is the East, Loudon. It is eniveis•dly acknowledged to be the most agreeable and pastelist_ restorative in all the above taro. phials ever discovered z it tides the blood, dies the twist viideat pales is the bead aad et mach. mud reason geode penpiratioa.—lt is utterly impossible fir to express, or eloquence to extol, seecieutly the at, 166 wouderfal sod licomperable Medicine is resterist to the aaicieds au giving vigour to the aged ; theishmell lag beta restored in perfect health, after baying hews egp deced by diferest diseases, as to have been despaired! IT ads: may by their families, but also by their profssioual at Sold, uy appolatstent of she Proprietor, in bottles lb. emit, or two gelatines I. ese, gis.~e h; or four (Asensio ja see Slily bottle, Awns:, linty iacid by which usie lbs. bottle , hayed. This laestliudileißsdiela will keep In all Metal* aid may be had of Barclay mod fees. Fleet-market Veld% 46. Canada; J. Prelims, )01, Strand; J. i - Stns sea Blake; lII.' Piccadilly; Barker. DM, Os r , Cbaadia. 76. Oaftwfstreet ; Tags. 10, Middle-row, • and by tea aseil.ropoetable Medicine Varlets la every. the kingdom. Dr C. J. Jorilais takes this general opportunity of as. amsneiag til•W Pantile, that be still denies ins study exclusive , tv to the cure of particular complaies; as a regular ameellerest the Royal Celle(' of Physicians he den a wet, ned.penen west cure ler every elan of nerves* Moselle; diseases, lanocerr long sauillee, or eft the uses( taveteenteldad, are by his row as 4 tamely: Elude ofteetworat operdilyand ellseasollyeared. Dr. JOF#AII am t he reap** kJ first else is the mooning till else le OM isailitt it fie Lemke Medi cal Establishaiesti, 7, Cosmaselemedrik • Coulagl' . 5 OM ilend terepikei St. 6111.1 . 11111 Ode s ~I• F; J' 1.." 4 ., •a :•4 • , . • _ • I • .. JA4PISEI4I4 PAILLIAMINT. • .• • • • HOUSE OF LORDS, Aram. 9. Oa 'OM third rem of the Northers Pots* Bill ais Marwdateot was. •oa the modes of Lord MELVILLE, side 'lbe - damer be treaties Rebrards for the bowery at ,the Laminae. LEATHER TAX. Loa SOMERS preerated o Peril hat frogs Casteybery against the Leather Tas. mad. matter, Wring toe same object, btu the View a( Prouder, is Kees. Loyd HOLLAND said be had vine dima oa Headily bit to the Haase for be postpone of pre.eatiosa some Pritteees. 'bat heppeorid to be a few minutes to.. bee. They were ogoksat the additimial Duty et Leather ' which be euroWered a mitt op ereeiie aa6impwlitk tax. Note ittamodiag the declines which hat hemming to la soother place anthill subject, be committed it his duty to lay the Pentium oo the table. to oiner that their Laidslope enemies might be raned'ro the rohject, sad that the. who 'asserted mat she monomere et seek bedew eras ' indispeasoble to sent the expenditure of the stomirev iel boold eaof mateler thenoelv ratted apes' to more that lonians o that expenditure winch far earesded ibis tax were arrerstiy ; these objects were remake samtumeals. sod ship shamble. foe whirls a very large sem hod remedy bees romd, There • was likewise the Estehtishatete at Whidsor. whir* ocosslimed as expeadlture pearls of the ruse &meat as she progaet if ibis Leith's' Tax s that was au establishment ebleli timid bait no utility, afforded as romfon to any oat, and was amourty credible se those who persiried la maintaiebm it. Nothing bed yet hem said to comber their Inerdsbips or the cisme of the amessity of that expenditure, which formed she apology of the Presets ihiolerakie 'maim. His Lord-Imp conettidal b pre. mein • Petition from the Taw ers she city of York Nivel the las. He ufletwards prreoted .Petitlialo to the same meet from Nottuocuato mad Keg r Lyme. Thar Patinae were laid oa the table. FEES OF COURTS. - The Marquis of LANSDOW N E referred to the Reports which hod teen made by Committees of the Home of Coat moos. oa the Fees paid in she Courts of teetotal, and tiLn is this errantry ; and gave entice, has be amid tottotoreaw motive an Address for an among t of the Fees paid hi lne nifereot Courts of Laws He did not expert that it week, be astraskry for hem to trouble their Lnrdsuips with any observations on the abject. because he could not antiripste nay obje:isom to the moisoa. PRINCESS ELIZABETH'S MARRIAGE. The F.arl of,LIVER POOL rose to gropore nor Aintree, of Coogratalatioa so his floral H.a arms toe Priore Regent we the Abject sit the usorridge t.f hit Itoyul hitter, the Minima, lA,. zebra. He elm intended in move C01111'4161111 WM 0111 the same event to her hinjerty the Queen, and to the Prinvete hereof._ I t reel/ sad beim-moire stir him to take tap the time of the Home by imiroducing there monitor, with any lengtheited oh nervations, a- It win not pomittle to conceive that they Would meet swish appnaitioa frogs any quarter. With reforeste to the (vest itself, be should nay say, that it certainty must he a m. per 'abject of enegrettulation. th at 'iris onion bad either place with a Priam of ;, sites Minuted, fatukYt high milltrie.' ; repetitious, aid who bad sloop loved great salmis ia she mane of she 1 tog wars in coloch toe Lid b..-co eanaged. The Noble Call concluded by moviog un Aildreoi to the P: lace Repro 114 hidi Cillissimi *oh mouton for klemoge. of Cosegrutalattui to the Queen own the Princess Etinabeth. Lord HOLLAND said, he suypaed thee moiler were re ;waned by precedents. The tanssarr being agreed to mot con tim.Arldree a. 4 were ordered to be pummid is tite Nag tons.— Adjouried. 110 USE OF COMMONS . Mw- Ace of prow-foliose flu. ruining were , d rotred Mr. MARSH pow omit,. fqr Monday. owo o tt o ; for Tp sciedleg so miss' rorptiriag ow accusal of die preSsoier sibs nigh Bailiff of Mestishilter. EAU BRINK BILL Mr. C. YORKE meted the third rres/swg sf she EN lihsk Dvaitaga Bal. which, with Asacielluireti et Same alessia, was /lifted to, anti pissed. COPYRIGHT. Mr E. BR YDGEB pewld s Petiiina (fermi* Mr. Sew Aeld. as well as we etseld low is c now, from .lbe inaudible rending of it at ibe table) urepeiting sbe existing law of Copy- - eto s t —Ordered to lie ~a She p a w. Mr. FINLAY pole* B reeition from he Cbamber of Commerce in Olattgow apium the Labour &gelation Onlered tolie on the table. General THORNTON pee oiled a Pelitims from a Mr. Wrier. of Oaford-rtreet. cumtilaiaistg of irOaries fism &reed Brutli-rotes. and praying for certain regulators's. each an ta blhhing illopeCide in time Country , Tiows.s. &e.—Ordered to in time table. Retina of Books seat from Statiottere-ball la time Usirarairf of Cambridge, were premmed.—Ordered to be primed. Mr. A BERCROM it I K gore entire. fie ma Haw. Friend sib- MN, of a mafiosi far a Hill ea Menswearsr magi for elm better imetwing Monies of Bodkin is the Ezellequir, s ad she wean am of ea Accountant. _ mimed to be pasted. POOR RATER. General GASCOIONE pranged a Preisiate freer swore et Worn in Liverpool against Mlle par,'p of a,prediast am* to to the Rasa es the *wen of boosts seder lb. p so& Ordered ter be Me the table. Germs! TIBOARIOiI bawd slew earld be Nosy NO Ob. litiawy aid teat ale Haase wash' threw sot the ebjedlßP. table Gomel CIAIIOOIONE stave e.e.er, for Mentilay at i/f nodes far g fib to curse der pros iXess of two Acts of 11. rrspedlag. Cams of Mit, as to the properties they bore Soli 'ems rued hr. • Petition /tasseled by Mr. seswaLL, hen she ~AY of Aft, war reeflire4, ageing the iic41414 lanmice Sir J. GRANO' pnireerel a redder' (tem Pancras to prelims the slate at die Poor Lager W Ikea the 1: • Lc; Pot Atwic fildrnOtiose T isotins wo weld to r . a, teetehistlebapptplated. M iRRIAGR OV RIINCRIS RIAZ t 'MTH. Loid CASTLERRAGN ?sae and said. he believed there In! . bet on erosissent on boob tidiest the Howe as to the ohjossolf his tereion. which waster on Addeo, to the Prince Itpgrotoefl feria, their dutiful cost ratulasiool on the nuptial" of the Priat rem Elisabeth mid thePtioce of flege-Pleiborlg. 'He was sort that loyalty. toad every other feeling. would imbue Ow to wilt for the happioese of the Illeestriona Prioresses of the 'loyal Family. They would be the owe induced to congratiJAte. ea the erect of a saasriage with a per-essie whose elowneter Wood so high ; who hod bees diteinguideed *sough Wean R,aaidier sod who. to aientioo as additional feature is his !hustler. bad `bowels part in met of the great battles which had restored tblaterasepeillity of Europe. He coociaded .hy neonjogt as Ad helm; of Congratulation to !ha Pumice Regent ? es the humpy Noptlais of her Royal Highoest the Princes' Elizabeth tied ,lii" IlleetWe Highoess Frederidk Joseph Louie Charles Aigsehot -Hereditary Prime at kletoo-Hositesig„ espreasiog the hstttttadl sotistection of the tlnetse.---Agreed to. Lord C STL ERRAGasioved a sleiLsr Congratulatory Ad dress to the Qu een. —Agreed in; and ordered is be pctocssed by stieb Meiiievateartie of the l rity-CedwiL Lord CA 4TLERIAOH thew nowt an Athlete of teas ion to the Primes Elisabeth, sow Arisen of Dese r itit barg.—Agreed to. SLAVE TRADE. - Lord CASTLEREAGH . brewed op a Bill %Seery* ina trunnion de provides of Abe Teats with the Come Spelt coacensiag tl a Abotitiso.ofsha Maine Tiede. itesoroadle Mt thee, sod ordered to be wed .s d dee le Sidedefs add to be printed. CA PE BRETON. DENIMPTT asked qnsistioar remakes eforaratie Aeon Cadre prates. iron sorroirsoneect Ooversor sr to tette transaction in "hot Owe. a" relating to the objec t* to par tans wiling( • House of Asnotbly. Mr. Gov LOUIIII4 mid, shot Illinahject was soder con'idera enff, boil it culd issi be expected. the he could yet sine the re ek. Tbs taxes bird illgthatiotree hapset by the Goveroor sad Cowbell. MOCK AUCTIONS. The Meek Audios' Bill we ordered to be read a weed time on Ttoladny next. The Relieve of the Irish private Distillery Bill was 4/O wed for to morrow. Mr. CURWEII hoped n.i delay weal occur he the Poor Lowe Kill. Lard LASCELLES said, it was a subject et treat impart. awe. tIANR RIVITICTIONS AND ARIYATE BANKING. Tie CHANCELLOit d the EXCIIIEQUat moved the Order of the Day, and comae:Kea by some ebtareations as to opening the cash payloads et the Bask is the prised year. lie had post/maid Insomniac's on this subject as long as be could, u was desires, of kneeing faitly, whether the Bank wow*, Wasted, as to be able, with propriety to re. anew sash payments. The result of his enquirlei was this.-fit he did not think it consistent with the wiry and safely of the public interests, that cash ;ultimate should be renewed at an early period of present year. The Restriction Act was renewed tillelBl6 • and thee again for two years, with the derstaniag that at its termination cash papering, should be resumed ; for which purpose the Batik was to sake preparations. The House might recollect, diet, at the close of 1812, gold was 51. 125., and silver in proportion. But then, considering the price of hellion, and all the other circumstances, attempts to restore the currency would have been quite %%lien the French Army was driven into Germany, and there appeared hopes of a secoessfel In f aiwatims of the war, then the warm of K. "Or, considerably improved. Afterwards, .whet 'be Allies gained paseessiaa of the city of Paris, gol4 MI le 61. so nonce, and there wen every pro spect of &continued fall. Unfortunate circemate nye, fellotersi by the rehire of Bonaparte. and the re. newel of hostilities, interrupted the means of making preparations for cash payments. Gold rose from 41.51.6 J. to 51. 7s. le 1816, however, it was agreed that the restriction should last two years more. Ana dierpreparation which the Bask had made towards the restoration of payments in specie wag, an eaperiment that wag brat tried in the month of Jarsuary, 1817, of *tering the payment in cash of a certain prop,. don of notes. The Public, however, were at that time so far from being &axioms for the payment of rivet in cash, that a very inconsiderable demand nes I made spatula) Bank. At that time the price of gold bullion was redoced to v.ry little more than the usual price. Silver *as then shoot 4e. 11d. an ounce. Be °might it, in this stage of his argument, desirc- : able to state, that when the exchange of the old sli ver currency for i new silver coin took place, a large mei was sent down to the Bank of Scotland to be obi is iractssage; beta was worthy of theletteatiee of the Hootte,:that she Rd's' Bask of Scotland, af ter answering all the d;mands that were made spell it on this lICCIP•at, found that a Ism of 70001. was left in its bands, over and above whet had been ea rthward; and they asked, as a favour, en be allow. ad te pay foe that silver is cold inverted et bank. I, eels.. In October last, the egut of England triedl • :30 5 I .a . loose geseaal. pester, :the•ihrese.wisteld be ebb >so feera • IMMO ides of 'the sewthers•whis hadnintsahad free etber plates. 44 ',pond bT Siiissigopmiteat the ember of • - English who lismh seiteillaso Bleders from Witt. op to the title of Febrehey heti sinanwirs. ate 90 4 230, niiihrthe ausber-of these %bashed se. *as only 77440. Be did not web, easiesty that missy persons -night Ise iocieded tokeleAllit sanest; het still* appeared, that thesseseet a-dif ference of 14.t00 balsam these whatAsid• deft Woe toontri and these who had Messed.. s mast be alseitses, that time INFOU whir,lssel. pot Ashredd and remised• ebeead ghee Ike year bad essweded • •Tery cossidereble sem Sowetry. • If mei ealcalsted, that, ee • the wrarroy, seek person espetided 4001, per esnetb, thesempte. gate etpandit ore would Immo 40 he IgersimillMel 11,540,0001. a year. Bet is iitbalava to thisettivimot take into the account ths vary largo mita Blethilsid been 'speeded by oar army fibroid : loci Ithisellr ft was tree that the French Garernesest war bowiti4o provide for the support of theism**, .tall J 1 wa tle. soelawothat poet -priests Gomm wee beemlhill, eh* sneers. The toe riowirwavartwar to obit& Wald ' vetted; the laspoeseilswa iseihtts re. Jig*wee of a Merl hwy. el wet' worthy of consideration intliseueeing this gention..— Bot there was asotfier circumstance of a very eitra. ordinary nature which required the *est onion at tenth:no. He alleded te the Seenaatsionowhiolt dilate years hod taken place in 'Nish* loans. In ISM, the' French Government raised a lasi of 1 ; soil on March • 11, 1817, they railed s loan of 12,000,0001. awe, malsieg in the. whole 17',000,0001. Now, if we compared !here dater with the times when the euthenist began to he unfarnorablo• to this century, we 'Weld +And that, in May and Jane, 18re, the Gest depression of the etchange was felt.-L. IA May, 1817, the price of geld and silver roes con. siderably. It might easily be coneelved whet a mess of capital woad be drawn from this caeetrl by these transactions ; sod yet there were political advantages of such a osiers, that it woad have been very cult for this Government to haye pretested its subjects froth 'engaging in any volentary coatracts of this nature. In the coarse of the present year the French Government inteeded to Nis* a loan of 12,000,0001. sterling; bet it most be in the recollec. lion of every Gentleman, that negotiations had been on feet which woad require a much larger seas.... The Hoses were well aware that, by the Treaty of Paris, the Allied armies might be withdrawn in the present year, if the French Government discherged the cootributions which were stipulated to he paid by that• Treaty ; and, therefore, If the French were ed. der the necessity of 'flaking good their payments this year, at least e 0,000,0001. sterling would be required to enable them to get rid of all their engagements.-. These were the eirceestances with respect to oar fa. reign relatielts which deasseded the most serious cod. sidentitre. As far as velem, to ear internal site. alien, he begged to repeat what he had stated on a former occasion, that there &slated no 'reason to pre • vent the Bank f rom resuming cash payments. But *ben we observed that the pawed opening of (tint. actions with foreign Govethateets bad ootasioned so large* drain of Der epotie4 bemest call on the Houle to consider whether tome danger 'or inconvenience might not be felt by other noteadationt, and who Nor under arch circumstances, it would not he edrisahte to enact a temporary prolongation of the Restric. dons. He could not eappoie that troy Gentleman would think it advisable for the Bank to resume its Payments in specie, ender c . ircernetalleee eat remelt' similar in their °store to titose•Erhith existed when the Restrictions were origleally unposed. Nothing, Ira thought, could be stronger or more deeitere on thin point than the Reports of the Committee who had been appointed to consider of the propriety of int. •pooiag the Restrictions. A Report of the Committee, doted the rod Of December, 1797, stated that con. side able I.otto was shoot to be eregociated for thb Emperor, end that the Court et Directors, after ti very solemn deliberation, were decidedly of opinion, thatekoeid each a loon take piece, it weed waded, lb. most awstnentotter and alarming totsseqettecte 16 the el k teoon after, the Committee ease to a much stronger Resolution, declaring. that if ant farther loan in the present state of foreign aealre, took piece, it might he fetal to the Bank of England. Having stated throe facts, it was unnecessary for him to dwell farther on this point. Sorely the moment . • . . , \ . ' dr -or I. - 4.. - ....- 'b....v . g,...7 - • . 4. 7 • -. .. , . . • ~ s • - -. 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I•o6 *.ble•Wrillkillt FIIA an Masa. lit. iiStr swear* tog pee*. • iielitiiiiibtstio his Joust a Mats- ' r " ?kat iiii.ett day Mae the /lectern Obealris . RICHARD CHICHILEY pip.. u maw.' bresm. WI bras trameil ea amputee Seem TI. Wirt* rso yews, lervet 11,essisttsis of Itost.Gssrds. GROROR R MIAS. •• •• of • soresi totpathitee; rnlirdiat slob Waiip , to morals or ha ' a le m •f-a• lbsiab•• 44 lesomm° llll * b s ui elatmell°4l ti • l a m TftuesteAy,.seit jth of A 1 61 1 114 .„___,_ - . GRORGE A RIM.' OIOMBIRRORINIIONa 1111101 ,9 aaehe treed dor Hoses woes limp ow *ejection I* Doter for *be esetilesis sincellito , Trevor - of -PINKS JOHN THORNHILL. Is. per day, from the Regial!rnit Or. f t e,. trTlllf . hO n V i tAh se' the imaared R le at that Me. • Masi Indis-bsost, April 9th, ISIS. therch•re, mooed, " That a meet Grittier be woollies is 'N' Oa FRIDAY. 'she 1 701 of kr mli •_-__ .- 0 s. tussor Sot Desist stile Mite: all lletAisii„ eid re. ;WI. denied five Ahr Pas* fit Deter, - whit* . " 9. ' 04 . _ _ . . . • - ....., NW. aihmadimatitLara Arama.ra Ada sa... 11111..... 14 ' ,a...4 .......„..11_ ........... 4.11....ii.....-.........11.1 hum main 9 du. SA LT. General GASCOlQNE . presessed e,Petitlise from the Cor- poration of Liverpool swam, the Salt Ditties. The Alerting was suieherees mad isiarossous. Liverpool *es particularly rotr cooed is this spertioa, as alimmaila at the Salt exported to America went through that port. Referred to the Cowunittee, mod ordered to be printed. • _== I' .