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

, • 1 k A rafTX.l7f. - 1 . -.,.., .4Witap i l . f or- v 4, iii /MOP , ~.. .. . ri0rz 4 .04 4 ,4 • 14 1 ...,, i l& ' '''' .4. .1 • 11. A .." i . ...t . (el 1 1 '* •,.. 0 -;•16:01 •• h . •'' • i X .: AI .. •. . , •- ' . AO i t .• . ... ;7• `:. a. • e ... . 1 yr : co #yl l e da w e / j.,Vet,il/ 4 4 ,0 / 44,, • % •'•• 4. . .* ' ' , #•;•1 r Si"- *. " . ...: • .. t .., i Ti . 44 ' 41 : b ' •. I L. ) . . . 4%.1 , _ , , .. 5411 A . 4 .-4 11 , • . • VOX . ated till ) e it ,,), ~. ~..---......„,..„...„ , „......,...c...r,....•::,_,......4.,,_ ~,,,... 0 ,„_, .. • • \ ... . . _ . - INOIDAT, THURSDAY, MAY 6, 1814. No. 4558. Nut ebi 1 . THEATRE ROYAL, ORURY.LANR. TIT'S pre -ent EVENING, May 5, IFlPjeFtie** crr• Y. ill perf..raz OTHELLO. W Iterc'e l'azalion's bowed? 3ely, learned C 4 VOSI - DISTRESS IN GERMANY. founti? Say, virtuous IlAssrlasu ! IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. their WHILE Europe is ezoltiog in the immediate : prospect of Peace, and eyers bend is devi-isg the 'host explessive means of giving vent to the xr.nernit: feelings which it excites the COM NI I mitt; ror t•erirm STR b;:sP: in GERMANY . deem it scarcely needful to remind Brit". that litere is no mode of rej,.icing iu pro-pet-4s , tar way of showing our gratitude to Alia:gins P:oviitence for the kles,ing, more noble thnui he relief of tne diAresse‘t lir rescue of Smote who tire re:rdy to perish. Theo&:et,ity,,o often stated, for aid to t he sutlerini Germon-. =till exists Moen . 114- tereany been dime, and upwards of 70,0081. has tseenneiti l ly eirmribtord, and as promptly remitted, to alleviate tmrrows. which the Liptrier cirri:semitone's of this country will scarcely enable tea justiy to conceive of. But there are millions of Sufferers to whom the hand of Charity most yet be extended, t save life: and n.rver war the Proverb, that " He who gist. , promptly, xives more applicable than at present. Detail. of these distresses win he found in the Reports of the Committee, which, as well a , PoliPelli for Churches and (Mnregntions, ally he had at the ti Tavern; and at Ackeruxual Strand; to the number of v 5, gr a tis ; a nd ahnve that number, on large paper at:is. and sisal/ paper at 4s. per hundred. 11017 SE OF LORDS, MAY 4. Mr. KrUll; •••eicsnn, Flmith. Af.er Oe -slew Interlude. eaVed Counsel were heard in cam: intiatioe. and finally repectint the Appeal Cause Of Sibbald and others e: Hill, Russ, sad others.—J udgmeut postponed. In the ease of the tiovernors of Iferriro's Hospital v. Gibson, Counsel were heard.—Considerarlou of judgment deferred. The Rapti Attest was given b. Commission to the S'arcbe suer Bills , the Gold Coin, Ct;ehinca! Importation, and the Salt Duties, and to a treat urimher of Private and Local hills. The Lords Comnisiotiers were, the Lord ClisocellSr, Lad Cholmondelev, and Lard Walsifighatn• The Clergy Penalti es Suspension Bill was brought nri fret* the Commons by Mr. Brogileit add other Members, atd read a first time; as were a number of pritate preset , Colonel Laagtols, Mr. hlothnen, Mr. CAtopitai and tither Gen tlemen. • SLAVE TRADE. Lord GRENVILLE stated, it buti beset his intention to ha propuled tin Address on the part of ta m Lordshipsto his Ro ya l Highness the Prince Regent, beseeching him to exert his in u rare at the present ampicioas crisis, to obtain from the leading Powers on the Contisent wi.b whom this -country is in friend ship or alliftnee, a complete renunciation of that abesminable Valle, the .%frican Slave Trade. But he delayed sainnittint the preposition raerrly because he had sonic re son to believe Aid some cientromientitin might be received from the other Douse of a similar iesdency, w ith its desire for the coneurrenze of their I.ordviliips therein. However, by some accident or mistake in t oint of form, that Haute vitnioed a different courts of proceeding on tie orcasion ; and heing noxious that their Lordships should, a itisout the leant practicable delay, by their unanimous vote, express a sentiment and wish, similar to that winch the other Howe had ananimouqly expressed upon the subject. He wunid, on to-morrow, ',limit a motion to the Howse, for the purpose he bad mentioned. On ordinary omis sions, he should certainly have proposed a longer interval. hut in the confident !tope, that what he intended to +repose would not meet II ith objection, be moved that the Lords be suintootted hfor tn-morrow.--Ordered. Most of the Bills on the table tieing forwarded, an adjourn -1 .meat took place. (NTH IVA) F. To which IA ill be added, ♦ new Drantaiic R .In:wee. in t►ter Ads. called THE WOODMAN'S HUT. • • 41:41kreened Pnre Ss. 31. 6 4 . Secood • 16.:—Logner (inieer‘. 9. ; Second Price. h.—Upper Ore ••..r ! . : Second Prier, SC Price Si. No. ll'. Of T Y F: NEW MONTHLY MAGAZINE: corn. g prising, exclusive of the Numerous other departments, the =awing intereg,isc trrigioal cOmmunicationsi ria.—Ac . °Mt of the proierted lAindos for the lumae—The titinril Oracle, M. Godwin—Voiiers of eminent igatitematicinai sonscairrloNs tECEIYtD. airead) advertited 488,45117 kilehy Saari, per Colleclions in Colr ler and iu nei6- -41 r. P- kilo on the Advantages of the Study of the Oriental Lannir.xes—Remedy for the Tooth-ache—Origin of Surnames -1"1571/17114-15177/71 " ilk. Mount in reply to Csundet,lon.—Mr. Bell ley on the Am ami Co. £ 9 61 4s. `" , thor of " Thinks Ito Myseir—Dr. Watkins on the Postku- Front the Devon and Exeter Committee, ' moo. Works of Mr. Bryium—Mr. Broogh on Explosions is I Coal Mines—lnquiry concerning the Figure of a Negro in the the nth remittance 600 0 i Conks of Element's Inn—leetstres of an eminent Profet-snr— At 34e1 "` 9 * ltati " ° "" l's i Os the means of Removing Waro—Mr. Bennett au Plauts that and Go. 1 . , yield Potash—Ou the use of Air, instead of I ellthers, fur Beds, Charles Hayes, Esq. •`, 1 ., Pillows. dtc.—On Natural Map— Rev. Mr. Iliogley on the Ma, Hayes " Nettled Entile-fivi-- G eor g ians, or Royal Arrec:lntes—Ouardiln Rev. I battles Morice 11 of Ileahli, N.. 11.— Original Letter of Lady Mary Wortley The C‘op.prd of 0 Montague, Re. Wlttd,or " Prtiltsbed for the Proprietors, fry Henry Colhurn, 50, Catt- Ram-luitaint and Bs- • dnit-street (to whose rare communications are requested to be ver-oork 12 101. a 'dressed, post paid , for the Ethan .) : and sold by every Book- Iloi.l Smith I ' eellet• and Newsman in the United K taigdon,. Su!iscrtut Stm t received __,..._ 4. , 5 1%., IV 900 0 .1u 10 0 In 10 5 0 1 1 THIATRE ROYAL, DRURY.LANE. AT a GENERAL ASiEMBLY of the COM. ler.aledarls b b oi nev• J. PANT a( PROPRIF.TORS DRURY-L*4RP. • uc u i .. 81. 48 d 3 b. 641 . THEATRE, betty she Crown and Auditor Tavern. Strand, tw . inic '"" um, eel Nrding to oebiieihdeertionnent, on WEDNESDAY, the Johnswaiesan. Esq. tab sif htsinieles ' WILITBRFAD in she Chair. Earl. of ' liana pet Snow and • Ayahag . ..r sit the iirovi,imia of the . fir,t Act for rette!Miug co. 1 . tise Drum•lane "'neater a ',element was trodtloo", of the T . D ,m inn. Hackney Stock Feed aceouot of it* Theatre Royal Deurv- lace Com- r fhomas Barstow pas. of Prop-If-tun.; op to the slcs of %larch ht.', ;toted be w. L. ter W r tiestre 'themes Braud and Richard Sharpy, Esq. Au- Rev. Henry Walter dittos. •Withnm liooner The sintement and er,ruideratitm thereof was adjourned to the Ent: L . ~s ee r . . s It el aralillte• i levet in th. pari4 It wt.. Ht111114:bv 4a. 6d. tnehmrd Sit E. the Aucli!or not:Ting nn 1h;; tlov, . be re-elected one of she Attrition. 01 the Account) a this Tiseatte , ham. Noch . ik, .g ar so t - ',roe enitine. Rev. G. Butt, Tier Tha-.k...4 tee Nteetitor were given unanimously to t he Richard T. Blunt and fist. Chairman. • Co. Ma% 4. 113!1. C. W. W AR n. Sec. Charlet, Forster. jun. . Walsall, SL.lford ! shire 10 0 Al !dews. Riddultsla and Co. Collection at Parish .'. Church of I.ei!bury. pe t Wr awtCo.l7l. 13s. fol. At Messes. i'ry and Co. !Ors. ftuper 1 0 Ttirs. A. Doughty 1 U Mrs. D.. 17 1 0 Mn. Wall 1 0 P. 3 0 1 t.f Niaro.-Fham i 13 Di7to of Bretinc:a S 10 Str BOOKSELLER'iI. TielifliCES 4LE STATIONERS, AUCTION liEtts. TO RI- LET, • And Entrred germ imintrlineelv. RR EE large, light WARER.OOMS, together, or eavamiciee,Mitt extensive and dry Cellars beneath. • Tat. trireme Wase,olebei ars rata ible for th it laity r•iiisit7.. raid few their haring bern.rereioth rehaiit. Oa ow Gruatei tbere ts aka as excellent Counting—house, Binh Drat. dr. Ac. Per Particatax., curiae at Mr. Saha, 76. Fleteustreet. I'l A NIS-El/MTES. • r WO SECOND-HAND PIANO-FORTES', ot.e ht fivindantat mod Som., with additional hot,. Cv.c. 11• be .it'd f o In Ggliiwist , ; she "shirr by W ilea. aii It addition::: •faryy. Pedal Pthir Leg v. and i► grind so new, price 25 fivi- - sets. the is sp. rev a! a& perann emit abroad. Packiag-rine for eithait .tt .0k i• g, sic. tit the-Wasgon 011iee. : At 51esirs. Barclay. and Ca. Twn Gitioras additional —lf .i.quiler, may Ive mei. al \,s. b • L a ,,,,,,, ce. w r ib,...„ - i d , Lsite-seruplese, friss Tonto Pear tv‘Chiek (no t Na. a . Lakes. , e „. 3; ,.„ n , ham • ver-“plar). 1 Puri-'t f Great Bras . tn•l. Ewes. per Res. A Mart Cart Stali!.•.. J. hl. Wallace Ire Firilerfs Breeder. of S.. A, ll i-re-dealers, Coal-riser- henry Sperlitig, Esq. rhino., : - ' ( )!•ii_ . ..,_ . ls. Robert Elgar TO BE SO: "': It 1 ALMA lON, 11. S. , Jos. Vatlitws By Messrs. SA !MLR and SON. It tiklr arO44"llT. Cwwwe'l-street. TO-NIORROW, May i Colkeljoh al the Tar. 6. at Twelve, 1 wow it Me::totiill TII F: fall:paint 11011SF.S, &:c.: a capital Black 1 B le. ‘4 l l i : ng ile; P" Rev. Cart Siall..in. air- year. old. th hard* stiet. oar... wrll- • 110. Ti'•tost mile -haw -legged. t itti a. *led if has. owl .e• v arliVP : 11.. C. X . vo likelve three knack A art (ietiiiw...... fist Hod -is yens. old. T oe ii Lr ia je ,,„f F., n) . ~.*d, well :omitted. Ind; ..;:l ..- .rkers. The ar......- 'writ lit 1 liiighurn alai Sam asseatioa -1 the Public, at. ills -% are the property of . rat— rr I r:er 5:.P. I6s. 11. 4 . front Noilkarvliimhire. T 'ey are parted with for no foal:. IJ. Wedderbu a:, 1.4 .5:1 10 bet owlet! •'a !tre t -w - st of the Pewpiir! .• derlining hasit...-s. '', i The Prairie .1 icti - IN, w ir e, fi v e .s. en.% AI, 13 bald- •. 1 . 4 a till WO, .'"ilh. I litigh .nt, Statlk, Brad ..f blood. a capital hunter and I sd,tet : a Bruit ii \1u:•. 1 lair Nev. Ti . Gat it , 121.1.5i. M. ~. 41 ,, wow, high , Wo n t*, - ti MOW, r 3,1 i n" 1 ' 1 3. 11,bliergige, .it.ii. I I Lrift rise bans, perfectly ink to rid.. me quirt iii ...iirliss: { Leigh ano tie.age, a Clagata Gelding, 13 Itands and n half high , five ye:tri. old, I t p„ nt , ; ,,,„1 10 0 and wend, goad gig Istsme; sett rat good blaciiicers., Mai:ers. A few Friend- nt jr. is the whole ono, hitt. P., typiod Monthly To be 16/7.0.1i ;hi atoning of ~..te. les.iinc, :NI • !su. 6.'.. PublieS•ile Days ryt.ry Tarsibiy a: e Friday. At Diewm. Masterarao Duni, of Burp, 1J At Mca•ra. 11:thkey and o. .C. 5 0 W . S It 4 .V Hasv4 and 1 . •nds, knare-- Rev. Wil4gro Covey 5 6 t,.)• ovgO. per J. H.F. 1 ,0 illardcv.ttle ..ud Sea 'at 'W ond.or, by . Li 3 vols. ;met: 21.. Bruno and Cipnbe 70 1.6 0 The Church-wardens •DONNEL, a Naticxnal Titl.—By LADY of %W , Valence 10 17 NIORG A N (tate Mi.s 0wen....;),. i Mr. Without Pap wvrtb 1 1 . Ainbor of " The Wild Iriilt flirt,"" Nr.vice of St. Dominick," MN. Mary Piipwortit 1 1 , kr. &r. Mis SarabPapaorth, I Printed for 11. Gallium. 7A.1, Cl.oduit-.treet; ant sold also by,' 104.44., Miscellane- I J. 6.•ldie. Edinburgh ; aud J. - Coann,it.e. Dol4in. ons ' 14. 11. 41.. 64. ! Of *born mar him be lint!, just ps.l.ll,lled, M Committee Room. ' A MABEL ; or, Memoirs of a Woiemn of I tAion, by W. ----1)4tIon, E.g. 5 5 Hervey. Author 14 •' the Mnnrtrny Fantilv," 4 v .i s . 1,3,. C‘inertius at Bt.hops . Tirr W I Et.: and lb. LOY FR, by Mi.. 11 4croft, S %till,. Iris. Atirklnild, pet Rev. slat %ITS of N VIII it C., b.. Mi,F Ennor%, 4 v.ol . !Ss. J. Bacon 15 17 . cER A Lin NE FA ucoN timic, u, the stints., S vols. 211. Friends nu Shipston- i ZULM A, by Mad. dr Stnel Hnlvvein n vets log 6(1. . 1 . • _. 041-Sour dad viceuity Inhnhit. nt. of Pool and vicinity. per J. 14/err) it enther 11515 At the Bar 14 Ci 4 of Loa don Tavirn. A small ('.'inch in Wn•.el.orert 38 9 - Mice ss. A Pociittic rlO the LAW of Zit ' BILLEI:pf II NGE PROMISSORY NOTES. B 414 K-sorts.. EtILS, wilh All Apprndi roniiii..- otAitts, and .~feet Caves relative to Negocimble Secu..iirs 4.6.6110. of a bunt .I. 6 .naiiittit. 4 0 ' By JOHN - IRVING 141):IVIA.16. ;.sq. lo tl Of the Hun. Swirly ~f the L:t ter *feutple ; Author of " The So-r.. of Mntirie Law," 14 , .. • trosil.m Priwed for Clarke an 4 Song, P.lrturtl-street, Inn ; net/el. Inner Temple Oat.. Parton., Ludgate -1,) Q t Richardson, Rim& Exchange; Hateloard, eircalltlly; au* Shersotal. Nrrl,, and Jones, Pr.tenbester-Misr. HOUSE OF COMMONS. 6 3 20 0 :old Gs. W daunt Scott. 1.-q. 13 0 At MCF, . • .1. II nrlti C.r. Pari.!tierser, of Misr-- low, per Itc , . T. Crick 9i. 5:;. 6.'. Ditto of Foie:nth, 1 s.ei. per Ks.v. J. Peuito-rto . Ditto as Otto.. rel. • • champ, d...per Rev. • • • 1. Wright 3 16 3 Regeles, E-. 5 ti • I . r, Rec. Chattes li,:her 2: U 1., e.• At Me-sr.. Bir , i, ..rd C o , i, the , Ascii. Means, 1.-n. 1 0 i ire o h.iinurl Wild, LA I . 5 5 ho In to D. C. 5 0 M. 11. 5 D _ I Mr. Wright 3 0 AsiiistoM and Co. respectfully acquaint tl:e ' Sir 1. Harrington S 0 * Nobility una Public in geoeral, that a sr.% ing fr..:n fe i At W itliain Holt's. Ita Sri per tient. in the price of CLDTII I'S, Iry opal in at Vid Friends of Eno:tory TAYLOR'S COMPANY OFFICES, 121, New Bond-! and its neighh•oo. street ; No. d and 451, Strand, uear Charing erns". , hood, per E. Atkins ! Additional fi fno Subjoined is n Sketch of the Ready Money PRICES.:' Fr karts of Bri.tol Best Su raui 1/tvan peifine Coat . . £3 15 to Li 4 0 - I/itto Super fi ne, or Soper Great Coats 310 to .5 5 0 Sun-o-iption fron Ladies' Ha'.its . . . 6 0 to 616 ti . ?Aw M W lor arseille. aistcoats • 4/ hto i 0 It , 0 • Arun and its 4ici- A nits, per J. * Preget. Floe White Ihtto, Dress Ditto . 015 to 11 'a iii Price 95 15 Rich k Silk Ditto !Worsted Mas Slotting Pantaloons 1 6 to 110 0 ER R ATUIPS.-4‘ Nroted by ilic Ditto 8-Theesid, very stout . • 1 i t i to 230 of the General Fund, at the di•rt Cloth Pantaloons . . • 112t02 9. 0 2 , 6291 . 196 ." should be, " 2,9 1 ' K ersey mere Ditto . 2 2 to 2 5 0; Breeches • . 1 6 to 118 0 ' Subscription, received at the Hais of the City of Losiase To ?rime 1.6-Ober Ditto • • 2 12 to 33 0 • vent; Lloyd's Coffee-home; Stock Exchange; and at all the LIVERIrs. Bankers in Town and Country, Duffel Jacket rind Wai.troftt.aimi Cord Breeches . 313 6 . Soil nt Livery £3 otos 10 I.Surtout Cant 3 otos 16 0 • It. H. M ARTIN,‘ 2 bloat Rol Coat 515t06 10 I Overalls . 1 '2 to 116 0 LUK E HOWARD, S Secretaries ' . ..._ Terms of Contract by the Tear, on coosideration of returning their old oars: • CONSUMPTIONS CURED.' Oohs per Year £l7 Of 5 Suits per Year £26 10 nterter of this, a Professional Man, who 4 Ditto . IS 0f f Ditto . 50 10 T' Ou the same priori for Cants Daly : . has rittel.ded many Per-on. -*feriae coder the above Dis ease, has, io con•eqrsener of his extensive lonelier, been so , Coats per Y ear £lO 10 5 * Coats per Year £l6 0 4 Ditto . • 1S 10 i Ono • 19 0 fortunate as to discover a Medicine, is that an infallible CURB for CONSUM PTIONS,by which Medicine be hes cured asany Gentles/vs nn join* their realLeetive regiments. or going when given over by castanet l'itysiciaas, and when in the last abroad, equip', it) orderrAlly his R • lot. she Commondcr-in•Chiet. state o f a r;o nt a,aptiwa, atten d e d w i t h c veg h, spilt* of tidier Riding Dreamt, annYoung (leaflet 's Heuer Ditto, Blood, and Edematous swellings fall the Feet. Ac. Made be a :superior style. ; Though the truth of this assertisa may be daunted, the AS-. The extravagant Muir of those whotake and give bog credit nervier is happy NI my. VW be has It is tin power is refer to has hems a ,abject of eorophawl.• A. S. and Co. assure the Public thine be has cured,*aell when i t tora over i t , tease a r t h e the they will And a materiol difference is their -.priers from other Profewitond Men. He therefore now publicly Weep it to dune . hovers: will , corse•pienee of coodoeting their business fee quick. who are keen,* under this *Leda; Diease ffillieol , *ha! ore molded so sell Ow less sooty than nib& Letters (pet paid Addrented kw A. B. s ea... Greld Odebor ' 11.101tei irillrel6-4' their le met. Gw.— amts., . --•-... t. New-read, Mary-ie-lome, landoe. sill Mee instegiate One by web% their amoutsec, or ast' ' 10/114.:1111ir NW. FIN sH N EXT TVESDA Y. NI %Y 10. FIFTEEN THOUSAND KW NDS for the Eit-i-tOrtao s. Prizz Attn.. 171. independent ..f tiny tittle. capita* it. st.e 'DOUBLE ell ANCE—FxraA PRIZES The atm fifty Blithe elrr.wit w,U each rereivr. Ten Ticket, it Marnett Lottery, .entrtiwiete. ibr .t • 1 ....... of .... J t 0.0 19 5 10 10 2 2 2 2 1 0 0 0 1 1 1 I 17 0 9 ote &c. glare!: %ill receive their respective propgri:iint, vlr An Hill tri I rin'elVe Tett Wives flit st..Nl U.tle9 A Q.,yrter o ih fel rive Tell QU3.1..1• 'II the ..r a I I...tirry. Ass Elehlh will receive Ten Eighth , In tree t»at I.4.tter. A Sixteenth will receive Tell Sixteenths in Oh thAll Lottery M. L. 51 0 _ At Messrs. s,ltutli, P.l‘ :slid Co. T. and G. Lockwood 0. Rawor4s Re‘. J. 1414.trre T. S. Nedlvan S ot , uel Rohr. ti trchibalJ ('..tut Rew. Geo. Withamley H. J. Sarah Keti.,he John il.nhard The Receipt of a Ball at Lc ice.ter 22 2 a a 3 47 11 c Westaiinstrr Assoeistioa as aid po•ai of the Latakia Cesmaiittee, A. 19,." tt, ' s The Rouse was summoned to the House of Peers to !rear t'* Roca) Aoscnt giccn by Commission to several Billf...—[Prie whtch 'ee the Lartit.) The Innkeeper; Bill went throng!' a Committee, Owner's% of which was ordered to ht received to-morrow. On the Wilma . of Lord G. BLRESFORD. a Nett Writ was ordered for Waterford. in the room of Sir W. Rerasfued, now Lord Beret.ford. coiled op to the House of Peers. The e..or Laws Bill went through a Coot/flitter, in *Melt Mr. Klutild %CR proptind 'evetat new clatifes, stuck were agreed to, arias. tome dipcussioti. The Report was received. and ordered to he taken into Lather cwavidertillos oa Monday midillilimm.im errlZMl OFFICES BIL L. The third reading of this Bill was postponed 611 Friday. GOVFRNOR GORE. Mr. repeated leis enquiries re. specting the Civil Governor of Upper Canaria, who, he was informed, had been absent two years Com his command, and yet received all the emoluments of it. Mr. GOULBURN said he was happy to have as . -e •41 , 1 ' Sharp , . A DISCOVERY HIGHLY BENEFICIAL TO MAN- I tions. Governor Gore bad received leave of alto Mrs. Dicey, U labs K(Nt). sence for three months previously So the breaking urription A'l I J. Gee, E. It) 4Li TO THE PUBLIC. out of hostilities between this country and America. At Messrs. Currier and Co. :11.0TIN N EWCOM B (formerly Root and Shoe- Immediately upon that event taking place, he ex. Rev. T. Brombey, Hall 10 rd) 1P maker to hi. Royal Highness the 'brine.. Regent, and the ! pressed his wish to return; 'bet if he had reternerl e . H. tiffnune, list. 5 0 rr - t of the Royal Family : and lately Hospital Steward at Ib e wo od , At Airbus. blouson, Slow, o,, r ,, naur Deort .t;;;;Z: . =. l l ; ff istre ieff trA i ltA)„frllt.iiii4lraolk i . from the nature of his Cage • have hild the ? nod Co. Sem Lertrinr it aa • o eaham :earl- .1. command of the Militia of Upper Canada. It was Collected in Pan-h of ,r•a 1, after tbe moo lot- se -suds oind , :pplication, has discover- i l thought better, however, that the person who com- Scoffer, by Rev. •ed a too thod tit preparlig Oil, for the Currying of Lralwr, H. J. W . oillostins, Reit 2 0 whir.. will do liWnv the twee:sit% of Tanning. *A thereby mu ,manded the ls regular forces should ao command the a stop to tile arra nom pi acsice at torr.ent win ed that depart • . Militia, Rod therefore it was intimated to Go v er n or • Nt 11 41 ' nr `• ' lnt "' Lin)ns * mesa of dressing Leatbo9. The Oils will re der it c. I and Co. ,It In .l i Pl• 1.) Gore that his return to his Government was not its ot-r.olouf, at 111 e same time perfectly Oa te. and 'whiz a I i . • • T. Potter, Faq. man- dui it:iir itr to (rut ter !lithe' tio utoknown, t hereto coLsing a ,•iv ne r met.tatety required. The Hon. Member had been clie.ter 21 A tote itih:ic i f 501. pm moot. in t e wear of boots:AM .4k r 5 t . misinformed with respect to the emoluments ; be J. il-winan• EM. dn. '45 U as. . fromi the area resouctiai of relit .se uh:cb it will court. The Rector and Fel.in only received 0:10 half. . tat•floo . •• b y a *artli dui/Auld thrreun , T•.-tov 111T1liett1 111.11 Mr. 14/ 4.4 , pf I.ittrolo CA-CR EE V EX rose to ask a question resp e cting 40 13 - he milted to the revenue, without I.lr Ir:ott o.jar3, to. the 1.161.ti . t . , lege. Olf.ird -at 'ar:.. I Mr. Le Merchant. He was informed that he had Rey' J. /I.ll " ii r diten I I In- Oils, as prepared by J. N. Will ala rice to Home . . A Friend • 1t) la been sucpeniled, some (bite back. by Lord Palmer. A , I , o., ,,,,, ,,stephemonand co. aiiittpx, J , ,,i10 log. til 4) !. (fuser t ..lour Goair iit;ts, Paper • • An o:ti,er 9f Artillery 2 2 ...". - 1 ••he • re or /eel with :'''''lts mitt •we-. &r. :11419 , 4 he:11114! tritialaient ;oil ;:,te-.. ;:ppeiit- SIMI, the Secretcry of War, he (Mr. Le Merchant) IA in : Slat , .4111 111.1 y liitp 1 ,. .1 riy iLi•. t. ri qui.,-,.. r.-c. W. 111. Buroe - • . 1 . b..ir.g then Paymaster of the Foreign Depot. He --- . Ap.,., t e.,t000 to tie mai..!•• Ai aht..ve, whim J . :NI • wit etre eve, v • • At :14 ,, r-. t•oostos and Co. . e u ished to know what had occurred siOce.to refl. , proof r• qui-ite, oy es tio:..ti.ig anoi:l4. - . im.ultoe milers...id stog-s in . It. v. J. Git./.1114', ltd. ~ . pte..a. a lirs. . .. , der him fi t for the place he had recently been ap d.ii.ouil . u u , rer...k., , .....-Irou• of ohs iling Leather thus ptepared, ma , y be 1 : pointed to. Sir .1. Lit'Aiock and Cu. , supplied ....toms.% 711 e .-r. Lio.4i.les and -- ..-.. . Na answer was riven. Co. NI 11.1q1,'Sfer 1.13 0 • A CIIALLENG!... -.. I Mr. WHITBREAD professed himself sot esti.. P.:i.i. I of 1.4;., Ruck- 912 111 Ei.SlO l . CUttnt r. and Co. Surgemtis, late in ::ci , i. I). %on hell with the reply of the Ilan. Member respecting C ii., roil nt West. ' IT ' , hi,. o.l.,ie.gy'i. serviie, challenee the whole Wilt. -Id ' 14 ' Governor Gore. lie thou g , it was not a credit. lee - in Ciia i ol, ('at- i prose .1 -Moo. io.-tu.lce where their Nleoicine and Meth ut . tn..rthen.inre. by : Cale leire tailed f the d,-11411 rr-,t. The practice of 0141/11 ' able account to give to the (olive ; and if the na. Rey. air. Code II S year• m Ho, imrtirelao lor:mo hof their profecoott has not elven tare of the office was such; that the Civil Governer A Foiend, sae: ditto 22 . rise to .use le:sneressfool co-e. fiery contoele to direct their , of ... • , x' as •!•e. t. the 'remittent nod cure of VENEREAL COY- a uotony • w as to b e recalled, and placed upon At M..... 1, Chi:d arid Co. I stn Iler. H. A. Itsighes 11 ' Pl. AI N TS, 111,1 Am, dermeemeat of the s.tte.a. whochis the half-pay, in the event of a war happening in such Paroill ot Stunts irk, cons.-quener of the penult-81mA and na-tcful effects of a bowl uso r I Colony, he thought there ought to be some altera. . Noith iiiiiittin-hire. . H.:41 unot isalrippily purarit by the viorths of 1111'11 v4elei. to . it% I:t.v.c.t i roh‘lo*. 13, Gd. • the io:i• it v ill 'ire tumid Si. 1 1e the oaf/oiling winter or B;Weitur., 3 l lion 111111(1P. At Ilek - rs Willis, Perci- i the otto-r hive it.. rivaet , tatagy devel..petl to then. bv a dir.- Mr. GOULBURN contended that it would be tai, and Co. 'lei..„ s -late of debility, which, if u. 4 moiety remedied, genial ness+. so Impotence. These are its remote and iiiitiante ellecibt very hard upon Governor Gore, if he hid been M. while ems.utopoions, loss 'it muscular power, owl varions net- . quired to abandon his post because Government . did woes coniplaincY, usually chamiterise the earliest maces oi till' not think it expedient that he should return to it at ssitiar, vice : ..f persons languish-sae ander disorders incident ro such +. 1,,0,u, th e i r tre ara H ust „ ib i o ij,..„„d ha. river„ r „ re d on , , a particular crisis of political affairs there. t streceul iii the course of ii lone, latturiOus„ and mucio extended ' Mr. WHITBREAD.—Then, if the Governor practice. In the mint iiboirtate and tomplie.atee rases of %be nerea. infeetion t suea as oluirtreti as is the urethra, sp o n g y ea . , 'had been upon the spot at the time the war crescent - es , hard turroomy„ callous u lc e rs, e „ ps i mas . sc ow , with America broke out, it would have been the weakness, elects. or also STRICTURES, duty of Government to have recalled him, and given whrtort recent nr of lota duration, and *bleb have honied the him a. le h skill of other proicnimerii, ale, he their present improved plan Jail-ply - of treatment, effectually ;old pentium:My cured, without the . Mr. GOULBURN.—It certainly would not hare pritimit -offering for escruemtine pain and alarming hemorrhage h em , the duty o f G ov e r nment t o d e so. whirr trenneutly follows the application of the leant mastic. Mr. P. MOORE asked, whether Governs, Gore In the ridinlC 'it t W enty years emulsive praelice in thl, mo o . • pubs. otometions cases of strictures have been and are daily an- had not been recalled for misdemeanours ? pub their care, the total eradication of which is effected hy • Mr. GOULBURN replied with some warmth, that safe certain, and expeditioas mode of practices mpertor Wan" other yet adopted. The weakens, relaxation, and derails he "snot proceeding from this complaint, is speedily removed, mid the 11 SCOTCH Ct i rDITORr BILL. patient restored to sound sae Timm Timms: health. But where the . Lord MILTON suggested to the Lord Advocate of debility Will for years existed, a proper perseverance in their re- i Scotland , a nd whom be saw in his place, whether it attentive remedies, a ft er the stricture has been cestroyed, a in. disprmahly requisite to revive the sionabering sparks of Slit, • would not be advisable.to let the Bill in question be s od no re-anitame the Ctinthation. maturely considered before it was hurried through Several Noblemen and Gratkonen of the irk respectability , Legislature. the have Imes-ander the rare of Mews. Currie and C 44. for the re- • mortal of emplaints of rlie untriba, strictures, &c. 1 and having ' The LORD ADVOCATt. replied in a very low received a radical and permanent cuts, rempsrld that rerefrnalli tone of voice ; but tie nnderetood him for say, that say t given to then, so *A' evidences of thedecisive superia‘by ..r stems. Currie ;sadCo's puss of treatment.— . the MU had been carried on to its present stage, neeY some" Geilth"ce hi" 11 " eniouresfr'de lan to twenty , that the, blanks might be filled up, in order to sn y e d an 4a rr and er i rcrom ivetti o ul y stier o v is s t* ,, si s penm ellre 13f lielliu ,,,, h , H atte nse m : 4 ij ,,d es ibe cilinires ces , * : send it down to Scotlandr and allow time for its rio• by the negniewhia of She Mee' mimic, without fillteSel4 - tart . Pausal. , a tar amen ,noslmpinned no Neale the poirtiroleri .. rIN COLN ILLE. nt weir we, "' e t a" i lli ref I** . 6( l in 'Wr.' lk • i t n " . in ' l nt al la Mr. WHITBREAD begged leave to call Me atten a reininesee for adviee alma *calking's. *nest - 'the taw Ain be.% .. . ff i yen or saat u • any pars a ga r . as a pa as . igl u nesu .„iw ~,,. ; ties of ate - Holm once more to the case of this intli. use! , so ingested to emir mewmehi oet tit, panwee et WOO 1 widow!, to enquire if he was alive, and if alive, whet. way he added *albeit:toast SW wsdifiers. I tier he had been released ? He thonght the present Hessos.'oarrie awe Co: way LW twniSS•4 At either *lli An ea r k ra g e ssihrtseary, sue,atioy; an wows.; at their sag a!, l c,. I , Mail Of &rope was sad ( as no longer to jastify hos - '-------maths---#ll4htloweillellie-iel. r. d .1.•• • .4, 5........ . 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