The Statesman. — London, England, 1815-07-05 00:00:00

4.4 . lIIMPFPWRIV"Nr.I. II * ^lpplympor.. ------- • • , • * 1... - . • ( 0 1 .0 6 h A IP • - ‘ e 4 1 ,4 17 •V5, k ie j/I ■ rlrm rail 'CR at NI tit tp to r Marl, or sr,. en •1.1" , !ef np • Kitt BIN; (fie Mr. ktiog LOIVDUN, WEDISTESDAY, JULY 5, i 615. No. 2931 PRICE 6fd. THEATRE-ROYAL. COVENT OARDEN. " The Carse for "heck lidkirt,lN fell e■ the field, and Srbxer died on the scaffold! " NVILLIA3I B. MOUNTAIN, Snrncen's head INN, SNOW-lIILL, LONDON. The best Arcrennotlation fot Travellers, good Beds, choice Liquors, and moderate Charges. The following r , t Coaelte, Mail Coaches, &c. set out from the Saracen's Bead Inn, Snow-hill:— IMPEIU.II, PARLIAMENT. uu. r:urr inc. T S present EVENING, July 5, will ll' 'us!: or• LORDS, JUL? 4. To e rag. of D visnn r . Rotwrf...n, itidgment of Ike Court belaw rever,rd. Ia ior 4,11. e of H , Id•rrofl judg i,ot albh op J. and that the principle or the onelkure in c•tntetnp:a tiuu %would be equally four towards . 6 1nod and Ireland VENlCE . mrsnitvrn. Jaffier, Mr. Coilwa%; Pierre. Mr. Young; Mi,§ Tgi hieh 111 h. wider% THE SLEEP WALKER. TRAVELLING FROM LON OWN TO LI VI.:11 POOL, IN TWENTY NINE HOURS. The UMPIRE. t► new Liverpool P.si Coarh. only nne nicht no the road, earri •s Four I *ide anti Four llal,idr ; sm. nut from the Sarireii%. lieaJ Inn, Snow-hill, Lun.lun, every One oTlnck, a,, iVes * , t Liverp ul nevi ofter ttttttt I at Si ■ o'clork, ihrough /moo' le, Wow barn, Letliletioy, Nnrtfi•vty to I, Wel ford, Luiterworth, Hinckley, Allier lone, Litrlufi.•lJ• Stone, Rovly, Newcastle, urctim-gs era, K outAtir,l, IVorrington, mad Puzet. The it.. , 111 A43erl rens given it• CnrnlnNaino to the Train Oil MO, the Ttort.terto Bill , sue Spirit Int..rt•totte....e sill, •is.4l slit P lilll.lAel Acennies• Bill, w iih sr%eral miter Bill,. The l'o.t.m•sr.ineey, were the L..rd Chmwell•r, Lords Itedet dmle nud Shatteetiory. The More to he opened at half rut five o'clock. on Le- CID at tvilf peal six. !S -set, 95.: Second Price Ss 6d.—Pit. Y. . 6.i. ; Second Price, 4s.—Lower 2,.;, Second Price, I..—Lrpver tial!erv. b.; Second Price. rid. Mr. Brogden and .oherA brought up the Se:taw/is' Etrioirnee. mei.* Bill, *he Bill to preveia the :11 , .frofhoe , e of Skin the li.h And Irish mid Clotuli , ,i BMA, a itt, other bill, u. t re :Tad a first and terdcrrd io be seild second time. A Pitvatt• only he had inghily, on application to Mr. Brand , n, nt the. Box-office. INDIA SHAWLS. The Copainld Eqate Rill iris committer!. MIA Fonie nmeholownt+ were std. )vied • n Ihr propo,iiitm of Lord IILLI;NBO I {OUGIL—thiIeeed to he trp .rted to-morrow, as Were other B 1, , w btrti Were 111., eoisairMletl. Ibis WANTED immediately, a variety of INDIA Sil A W lA. f..r which the fall value a ill be Riven. Apply at W.iiihatan and Son? Slia•l, Limo. awl .Muslin Warehati•e, WI, noel a rret, coiner «I New Midge-street, where an exteiallive ;i-Strllleetil rs canwinily an vile. India Shastl. exchanged as the mn.it liberal terms. e as lass Jos! piibltshed, price Is. THE RATS OF MOUSIANA. Be W. B. 11A W K Eti. Published by Longman. Ilnrst, and Co. Pillernricter.ra w ; an I se.l4 b. Mr. Tltorogond, Bishop Stortford, }krt.. T13[511 returns the Public his grateful Thanks r..r nir its , ti..4usi.hed pi e feren e eive.l to 4, Cornhell, nod 9, Ch.trang-cross, ou the Lo,terie. ju.t ended, in w..ich he bald Tiir THR EF: PRIZES L30.0‘)!!! 1 44t6 draw's lain A;,• £71.1.0 3.882 I irawit 19th April, £3,1..00) 4,b43 drawn 19111 April, £30,600 bnities T'•n other Copiril, , , iew Share; of which !Tuvalu un claimed, but will he pail on dem4ll.l ( whonever pre,ente,l), or exrh:nti;e•d for Ti. krt. or S.,,,nrs I the New Lottery, of .15X0 to lergin do/swing 19th of This 111..ittli„ Price—Ticket .... £22156. 114.1 f Q .... 519 0 Stztiw c oh ..... 110 6 srhemeo. with 'owl ulars may h had (groti-) at both of 81511 . 6 Italy futtuo de °dim, Nu. 4, Ora1.01;to 9; Charing. Cro •• ALL PR IZES the rent Div in the G.ni.d Gulden Lottery, which begins Musing 19th of THIS MONTI). rfIARROLL and Co., Contractors for the present vv LOT TER Y. reqiectfitily •uhmit the ['Aloe the fol. Lowing GRAN I) SCIIENIE, which, with uuly 154;00 Tickets, cuntaina PI itcs of :oro, £30,(00, x 20,010, Resides 12,W) GUI N FAS, Which will be PAID in GOLD, without Deduction. AS UNDER— . £in,ool is • 3 1,0:)0 ▪ 2.1.00,1 5 253 in Gold ▪ 1,050 in Gold 1,0 • • 51iu Gold . TO in Gnlcl And 3,0▪ 14 . Vier Prizes lif lesser value. The 'mole of Drao in; iSe 4pletlai.t Prizes is fo irrnng ed, that the cerviiii: is pr. ...mill to the Public of o pining ,Clthoon, stint fusilier of its ulso obtai..ii.g In .addition to That sum 5000 Guineas in 0.. m. St.owitai, with full particulars, n a. ht. ha I gratiß. Tick .rs and Shares are now on Sal al CARROLL and (1n.% Office-, No. 7. a .d 46, Oxfnritsstceet, wane all lio• sines, In tl.e Psi bin. Funds i s imii„.„eird. 1 of . i 0,001 :10,000 20.00,1 6.'2.5(1 2.1)(X) 3, 1!,1 5,1)00 4,100 t,1)0 'rig: BO NIG EiiENCE, or E‘hilrunting ....rasa', sold oh •I stale. road, :oaf r expo. talion, In. Dr. Phillips Lady, 5, I.3‘trurd-street, Soho, Leirehter•iquisre, The Es.enee of th••se hidden powers i• found. T h.it cures d rtni quells the li.traiog wound; This Cordial I ft. the fainting head ou high, Sup') the !loitering nerve, s hieh rnus'd toe anxioto...ich. The vorion. we:Ant...se peculi•ir to It • fair sec cut it.• ne dinfel) u.ide• ihe sumer or thii If c.f.i. wive mnn% ',Air, of fashion and re-peel:11)i 1 4 V have f uud it to hr ha 11. st mi.dient appeutinge in the toil. t they ever met wit h 1 . .4 recruiting the de. raped spirits , dis licit n • Ihe head -tear, (Mors., languor. nn4 ' rha.it.g away owinuchitiy ; it gives comfort and strength fir the Whole svi.lein. Sold in bottles of 44. G.I. 11:. :Ind in larae Iu Iles of 2 , 14. I•'•rrthrrBcrlruf eh., Modirive .rerhr " Thorn ;lino. I: It well," sold by Sherwood. Nrris and s. l'atrrinriei •r iw ; and ail Book.ellers in ihe K loin, and map be had •t , ..15. ve. 1)R. M ERON, so celebrated for a , certaitting the nature a..d gan.e by the alyearaing s of 1411. Me.riej! r orate. ii rt•otovrd to 31. 13.•rae (tit id s•leig, N'',- re he i. r. d d ii., flaw eleven gg'clork till three, in all liagerine, 411.1 d isigein,is • o-e., a. of the J.ivrr or kidarp., Gravel, ramp' low al ;be Stain:it h , 1;i ions I.n. of ppetiie, Drops% , (7.3" Iltilp -11141., fey .; 01 , throrti il., :.nil all complaint , : priailihr .0 f m ;,t ilifferent . ',Triads ~f t., me., I r.. gag 'led to send a .a..,11 gnar.lily of il.e , ill4lVe./11C1,1 m e ;b il l.— (• ~,,, Ti..n is Toni,. Idly n g a (4•11:111) c‘cn 111 it. Inu.t romp .I, g ami t , e ..f tseaktie.. in 1.41 proldilted 1 . )% rou r. ih •t d ranee. •rga•izr, d 11 , 4414/. the n. re ;:nit rt,d•rillar powers ; i • 14 - 1/11V4111.if the tr m th.ll rtenilig% I•4lCh Pillows an imprudent au. .f ide, Tug ar. ITe.seve Lettrr4 (port pa•tt ), stating partiruhrs, in. lo.:1 IL eon -1.01,pz rvr, will he duly ao.t4errtt t i41)11 virr, a itti tnetlictin gaol: or .t..-ot tin pat Of ton oor totem r Mit ci Dr. Cameron, 11, Hr. ner',--trre , Loodon. SUPERIoIt ADVICE. IT is or the first conartinettee In ascertain on %•linsP 1 3;rnts iiad introit, is firm reliance may lie pineeit attlimaa. Me,irs. CUR It I and . Sluccumf emiernce .ruts high t.rafe. 11111 l alt‘inments. Member. of the Ro,a l o . ll cgc. • f Land"- mid Eilitabutels, pfr,irtal In the Pale. lie lie malt of 311 year. experience i, the Care of Vin. r. al find if' r Debilities and I)rfitiesocir. which not untie stains present isr sionlsitt• . r I lie nostrimanial State. In list v1fi..115 fradaissia•. fri m terror infrrtirm to vintfifinrd thi ir ir nimeat coinsvaiiils vet'. often n iipeedy, and always a I "‘ 4 " .4l ‘lire• lu Clibt011• their taw and well arrffi.g• d ex omens e tive, than a proanpli!Wlr of etel-pm tilt 'ern ra tar Patient frailt hem, mere utu.l zed t;ra hi. c•isettliiitost burst, 41111 the vin:ll principle destireiv eft los n latent, tuts is.sisli qt. sir ft blind a• d taint mash ofloce in aluiliaw pretenders. In Nervini- Vasinalar Rrif• I st ~,,,, nrd A Inn N• sir the Os rms. f isissig (nun e t efs.ive indulgence. insalntir o , their practice give: new life am! eneres tit the I , ritein, even in . a-es which are vtagase sits desomir. Stricture*. and Other iter.llttei meats of the Urethra s'.ra travois.- in a staid and eilectual man ner. Sii i :ht and recent ra,r• of Vrnerral Infrctimo are is the slates Ise iod sit two days. To she Female Sea it will t i e ems.alitar. la know that they sty lir cured of Shone llrbili• tie , which defeat at.d Am) the fostaidatinn of callous. Dna felicity. Patient. treated wills eat.dour, tlrliei iavtulablr secret y. Me . r II I E a:4l C o. may be consulted every dly, their 107, II aim, garden. ••• f.mt •rs from the rointry, slnling miotstelv the (mile. inner .J love, &r. mai enrimans: retniiiiirtre for Au% e Medi( iors, will he tie:tied with studious:Mention. 11,i1tuitoto/cp. lIX RR: GGE. Haves, Southall, anti Ilanwell New po Conch, every Aftern. ..... at Four o'Cl-ek WE' MOUTII Union Coach. F mt. throorli Gots the-ter, Illandford, S•ilisloir v. and An lover, every Attertmon, actives at Weymouth next d.ty, at One; where the sail on Wednesday and Saturday Afternoon, at Five, to fitielo .:ry and Jersey, from whence there is rt regol sr CI.III Cherhurgh and St. !stators. The road fr thertitugh to Paris, is she delitliffUi and the che.opect in E,ance. BRIGHTON New Elegant P... 1 Coach, Four Losioles only, every morning art N ine oo'Closek. I r•lngh Cr, A 1.•%•, FIN egote, Sze. The WElimou ell, D..reh—ter, and 131 old U Post-couch. eyoArio Afternoon; goes to lr. Crown Inn, Wey ;non h. Carries Foitir Insides. LIVERPOOL Pono Coach, In crirry four Inside , , vets nut evert *inner, throuch Luther :vont+. Ilia Cr'-, klev, Atherstone, Tattiworth, Litchfield, Uolestooorp, Northampton, and Illoisteite. Anises at Liverpool its. VI Afternoon. EXE f ER, Pl. "myth. Wey.uotith, Dorchester, Falmouth, Mirtinmith, r. d Saiishury, New Po-i Cur,rh, every Morning at half-to:V.I Si iih a Gintrd, through Wont n, Al minster. R,idp ot, Bbtadford, Itasiog,toke. and 11.1r.hot. BOSTON, gpaldmg. Pete: bolourh, Stilton, mid Hunting don, New Royal Maul ('oach, set., out even Evening. Coaches from Boston to Spils'.%, Lorna, Grim.hy. and liull. LIVERPOOL, %Va. rinetmo, K 110,4100, lone, and hitch. field, Post Coach, called, The Erperlition, every Lve 1111 l r Five ..'Clock, to the Sonteesa's Head Inn, Gale -street, Liver pool. Guarded Ihr.nlzholit„ BATH and BRISTOL Plying Post Coachev,th Chip. penham, Crane, awl hlmlheir..nxh, even 1111 l ; ..nrivesti Mr. May's, the Gres hoimEt Lois Bath, nod tole I<lnoton Tavern, Thomas-street, and the Soan Lois, neat M-rning.—Coaches to Wells, Bridgewater, Taunt. it, Ste. - LEEDS New Light Coach. called, The Rockingham, sets oui every Morning tit half-It:est Seven o' CI ark; (miles Four Nide., only, and goes retna. kahiv rats, with a Guard through out. Paises through Stamford. Newark, Belford. Down-ter nn4 Ferrs hridge, to the Golden Lion. Leeds, next I) ,v sit Noun. Nopyitlistnnding the micominon expedition of this Couch, it is alliwed to It tile most ;utterable and complete Public Convey ance on the North Road, being unequalled iu i.)'.any other. K EN D A L, Lancaster ' Preston, Kirby-Lansdale, Bolton, Chinlev, Ottnskirk, awl Evarsiang Post Coaches, e• - ery After ht rive o'Clork. Guarded. (ILA Stitt W, Longtov.ii, Gretna-Of-eel', Amin. Dumfries, Rrtlwnhitl, ' Thornhill, hanqutine- iln, Cutomork, and all part, of Scotland, Cantperolooti Coach ( Doily )• YORK, Newcastle, and Edinburgh. new Coach, performed with a Guard sets om every Monti .e at holf.past Sic by stay of Newark, Itetford, I:gleams r, Gar tin em, Northallerion, Dui hain, Wit-petit, mid Her Passengers finding themselves fatigued from the lem;t4 of the j mirney, may rest what lime they p1e:.... and theft proceed .us v. iillstrut any additional fare. J. Clark. the Illack• svo, an, C... twil l -street, York, runs Coriehett us Smut. Dull, Scrub.). rough, Whitby, and other Places. BRIDGE:NORTH mid Walsal new Post Coach, every Evening.. WA K LEI LLD Post Coach, every Minting, at half-past Sit .i'Clock. St' si 11l IR LA NI), Slot kton, nod Y•trin, New Conch, every M )initig, to the tieutge Inn, Sum - lc:laud. t i.• For the convenience of per-ow rt.iding nt the lint end Hof he 'own. I'w...roger , and Parcels ore hooked for all the ni. ve C•olies. tit Il.ocloirri's Conch Office, New While 11. r , . t iliac, riccad,ll%. DI:BILITY. &c. NCOURAGEI) by the utlifOrM SUCCese at tendinz Ilir pecular iiieth.4l of treatment in the cure of a few presaleot C.t,oislaint,, whieli ha. , hero confirmed by the experience of nilny yeari, ion I irgr and P x teitiive pr.ietier— seobible al-o, of in. lutp!.y clferti resulting to the P t ibiie /roan Medical Men confining their allienti-ii 1.. it rertaio elm. of I.li-- erisei, Me -re. GDS..; ,•inl (0. Men.beri of the Rol a 1 Col lege of Sorgrons iii London, c ~,,, note 10 direct 'heir -Indies to those 1)1-it“Irri .triiitig front 0 secret rteit I nctitie habil of in eitoii.leraii Youth, which tiot only ocra- l o.i- a ntlinet-414 train ~ 1 N erv.,us Affect otos, but al:.. rid , i:i on its votariei all the riiery.iting imii •eiloie. of eld age. To :;.ardi-tres•ine .tote of Debility or D.-tiro -net, w he , nee the ruseeipii•oce of snide bane. ful hitlitix, eicreisiyx ibiokh , g, lons resiAriicr in hot climate-, or :lily other eattie, liv u oi. It the postvero of the comtitotim. become eisfe&hi,d, as I egolarly riiii,ord Sttrgeonw of toodito, they "O'er it firm, Ktfe, and tpeedy re,tor...tion to sound and vigiorosii neolili, ... . . _ Wlwre early applieation is minie far rhr Cure or a Cer tain ()hmier, frequently contracted in a mionect of ine , rir t , the tradirinion t. gencralls completed in ihe om i t Im re ..f t,s4. , old iu Ihr limier C.ll Itilection, clutracirrizeil Ity n p 'info' and di.t.ess , ng persevrriesice in their (n i Inuit re • strung io • ii•t excri is') will 4 . ll•Ure to the pernanent rolic•il clue. Thr I ,if the Urethra, as frequently connected with, r “rising remit rbr ;Irt romplas t, hasp* wit esroped throe attention I. • n ind nap' iivei plvtiohey ;green nh:cd hi re-. ye nteii..aie aind W.a lure., . briber recent or or 1 •iie ritiroi yy tlnniU re -nitrite to vile p autos aint dangeronS pi... of !tic Citosti• Ii neje. M ms iii.tvices ran he adduced of very •I r •••11. % h. yn g to their mu ••sl is. •ft w d. 1%. are , core had been attempted h. othr. Piailirio,wrs with ssst elf et g lot. 'wen the agreeotile rr. o I a p 4ettre of 14 year.; that toe mode of treatment h. 44 or, to ones ogle •*. r proved uhor , ive, doting tv hicn p ri tomes n.I perm.. of It th Sexes; have experienced the ebillline..l hlvis,e hero perfectly cured, after severe and iiijuriqu. m.tnuds had heeii persevered in to pin purpose. To Nlniricd F. males, wh cu p etatinm of those win*, p!edges ciiiinut.eal have hr n defeated, it • o : d m) is. a pleasioz relic lino to kew teat is. a prove rtiever:iitce in i..rir r eined.y, the general ss. ggigii is renovated, hod the nu pcliments rernoced,_ . _ _ NI. -,N. Goost. rolgi CO. exclusively professing t e cure of these pal titular c ple.int-, in order that they rimy Ilea tie mat hed by a misMken few, with the ohlinply ro juttly stitaclacil fit the itintrunt erupt' ic, think it hut paslice tio themselves I. that they have been properly eilimated 111111 illillated Hilo every hrsirictf iif the profession (i migrant , of it Lich, from various haisi.mils, and testimonials from the Iticite-t professional ant ho muss, they Mite to convince auv a guiret). 'lrlint :a rusideme in the warmer hrmi-phere of our rte-tern weak!, u. „s in other Wilts, pinhololeon them to assets, that their researches having tiers' c•oiliiiasil to diseasiss attends: 14111111 r rafeul. rhos h. a 1,1 out 1 4 certainty of remsvati 111 l tt. pure it as mils labour under .the deblittalim: effects of it life pr-sed under the torrid zotic. And further, tact havinz hid opportunities. or"le , O..o.11 en , of formut‘ an intimate ractfunintarace with the cirti-litti lino& hat.its of seaf,rint persons, iticy offer to ciein minsrance s of Ito icf & that the • loq tr. resultiw from heir ei.destvours St-t imbued I hron to b u rl the practice ..1 the general ptacritiotwr: rind they presume their pretensions cot, Si iffle a sate gr.. 111111 floe the turporcelleided confidence with weich they have, by the public, fleet's.. liherall% honoured. P.dt.'lll- in the canonry are requested to stair Ike frotirialni% mf their rase, age, and mantwr of hying, encloo.hot it reinittairce fur 'advice s o ul medicines, and the remedies it ill be Knoll or hf. warded too airy part of the Itoigdnin. fo be r.obulled at •be or house cl.iilv (per.annll., or try letter. press pa:kilts of rinser sea, aith serrre, etlicary. (i... SINKCi)I4:, 13, Booverie-itrzet, Fleel-sircet. Ma) I,IBW. Lord DONOUGIIMO:t F. said, that the qmsnlity or wish to make a (Titan' tivantit j 4.f , p outs br g dui) asremined. he c • ••utd 110 1 0 1%011 lit j miry the disinetion maintained I.) the Yule het n pen Ow iatiation nt and Irish spirits. IVitett, hot% ••ver, the 044.4 m. 'sore alludoll in or the Noble ti cri oil, sho u ld t►e adopted, he ousted that this distinction would he d •ose Remy, and the pre-ent would lie the Imo il-t i diois from the toglith p4inciplo of la taihts, which Ireland would be r.m. demned to exp , ..lence. 'the N..ble Lord c.•nrl .tied with stating, that I e a ~01,1 nn• di►ide the (;4.mmittee upon the 11 it he hoped that his suipestions would be dui ) ro.t.itle•ed. The clauses were ner..t•►t tn.—Report to.mnrrn*. Lord LAUDERDA ens.. notice of his inter. tints to move, 10-n.IH row, the second reading of the Pillory Abolition B.:l. Adjourned. I PI TINONS. Earl GREY presented a Petition from Mr. Matti son, complaining that he had not been duly compen sated for his Invention to save the Lives of Ship. wrecked Seamen, and that he had applied in vain to the Admiralty. The Noble Lord said, that he could not speak to the merits of this transaction, but that he felt it his d u ty t o p resent th e Petition, ; HOUSE OF i'OIIIIONS. which was ordered to lie on the table. The Marquis of LA NSW WNE s t a t e d that he The Charitable Donation Bill w era:! 'm ould time. after. , w . o ru outut i r e, an d "were.: to tie read n third time It , I..ot itati two Petitions; one from the Surgeons and Medi• I , •st. Toe Funded D e b t Bill, t h e Epsom Soh ti It, and -11;rit cal Practitioners of Wate r f or d, p ra yi ng t o b e put litierroui.e Bill, were scieralty relict a tour ; to or, :Mc' y.n ed. on the same footing as gentlemen of the same rotes.; sine in Ibis countrc,—and the oth er f rom the Prue.; (MANGE ASSOCIA Sir 11. PARNELL rose, pursuant to his notice, tising Solicitors of the county of Ross, against the to living under the attention of the !louse the existing additional Stamp Duties. To the admiSsion of the grievances felt ill Ireland, by the practices of Orange latter he was aware that a certain objpction was Societies. There had, he observed, been no less urged, to the ptincipte of which he could not by any ' than 14 petitions presented to that !louse, and signed means subscribe: but the former was of course un. by many thousand persons, stating that considerable exceptionable, and he should consider it his duty to groun ds of complaint prevailed, bet th a t Ito redress call the attent . of the House to it on some future had b een afforded. The House was aware of the mi. occasion. Tne Noble Lord added, that he should tore of Orange Associations in Ireland. They colt. also feel it right to bring the principle which applied sisted of lodges, which were established throughout to the admissibility of the other Petition distinctly all the large counties in the North of Ireland, and under the consideration of the House.' !comprehending nearly the whole plantation of those The Petition from the Medical Practitioners was, (listricts. Each Member, of the Association took an after a few observations from the Lord Chancellor,' „th, and in which he swore to support his present and Lords Limerick and Liverpool, which observe- ! Majesty King George, and his successors, on the tines were, as well as we understood, in favour of throne of these realms, so long es they maintained the prayer of the Petitioners, ordered to lie on the the Protestant principles and succession ; a sort of table. rooditional oath of allegiance, which was, he Cone Earl STANHOPE adverted to a Petition which ' tended, illegal. They also took an oath of secrecy, he presented some time ago from a person who had as well as one by which tiny hound themselves not beets confined above three years on the ground of to communicate, except to Ornrigenw,i, a copy of bankruptcy. This person had applied to vain to the their secret articles. Such "mere the principal features Lord Chancellor to be heard personal:y, hut the which distinguished those associ.ti,,is, and uts should Lesrned Lord expressed doubts of his authority to now proceed to show how their proceediiess had pun. have the Petition brought up, in rotiserptence cf ducerl those evils complainad of in the ellegetbeet of which he ( 1 " 11 S . ) had it in contemplation to bring in the Petitioners. In toe flist place the public peace in a Bill to have those doubts removed, with a view to the districts where those societies esis'erl, through. have justice done to the Petitioner, who denied the out the whole of the North of Ireland, was disturbed validity of the bankruptcy; but he was now glad to by their tumultuous a..d riotous proctosim.s. It waS learn that the doubts alluded to were found to be un- manifest also, that rhuse aasocietions had a_tetidericr warrantable, and therefore he did not feel it neces- . to keep up that spirit of animr.sits and discord nary to press the Bill. I among neighbours, founded up or religious distine. VACCINATION RILL. I lions, which it must equally be the policy aid the Earl STANHOPE gave notice of his intention to ! wish of Government to discountensoce, anti if pos_ move to.morrow the second reading of the Vaccine- sible to suppress altogether. The l'etitiens likewise firm an, with a view to have it rejected. This mea. alleged, that the existence of Orange Societies min a sure proposed to have half-a.crewn given to every decided tendency to iuterfere with the due nalminis. pauper who had a cllid vaccinated, while the matter tuition of justice, in a v ariety of %ass. Mans of used in vaccination was, according to the statement the Magistrates iii Die Noah of Ireland were Orange. of its own advocates, of three ditf.rent descriptions men, and there was a general leaning ammitche n to . —the first good, the second indifferent, and the examine evidence with great strictness on one side, third good for nothing. Such a measure he had no and with equal lenity on the other, Recording as the hesitation in pronouncing the most ridiculous ever in- success or character of Orange principles wts in troduced into that House. ; volved in the questions that cause before thorn. Nor Ittlsii sill ell DUTY. were the jurors even wholly free from such a bias, On the committal of the Irish Spirit Additional and instances had occurred, in which Orangemen, Duty Bill. being jurors, had brought in a verdict in direct Lord 1)0NOUG lIMOR h; animadverted upon this opposition to the strongest evideace that %vac ndthiceri. measure, which was conceived peculiarly grievous to He trusted that the House, when they knew that such those upon whom it was intended to Operate. This evils flowed from the existence of Orange Societies, Bill, which from some omission or misunderstand. would think it a subject worthy of their notice, with iiig of its character, passed sub silottio in the Corn- the view to rescue the North of Ireland from the moss, proposed not only 641. upon every pilot' of longer continuance of them. They were not ima. spirits distilled, after the p.issisig of the Act, but to ginary or trifling grievances of which the Petitioners impose that addition upon all the stock on hand, with complained, but, on the contrary, of a description such an addition also upon malt as would serve to which severely pressed upon them, and loudly called produce an additional tax of If& per gallon on for redress. Ile had very recently received a letter spirits. But to subject the stock of spirits and malt from Ireland, in which it was stated that the same on hand to the additional duty he tlought extremely associations were still going forward, producing the unjust, and the more so, as is was inconsistent with same consequences, and that if something was not the E glish principle of taxation upon spirits, which i speedily done by the Government, another year in no instance, when any advance of duty took place, would prove the serious nature of the evils which re exteeded to the stock on hand. Such a measure then suited from them. The lion. Bart. here read an cc, as the present obviously required further cutisidera- tract from Judge Fletcher's Charge to the Grand lion, and when the consolidation of the two Tres. Jury of Wexford, which contained a strong repro. curies should take place, which measure was espect. billion of the principles upon which those Orange ed, he hoped the result would be the extension of associations were formed, and ascribing to them • the Ettglish principle of taxation to Ireland, at least considerable pert of those disturbances by which vile upon this subject. : hoes parts of Ireland continued to he agitated. lie Lord Li V EiiPOOL observed, that it was a prin. again expressed his hope that the House would not ciple uhifuretly recognized in taxation, when the refuse to accede to a proposition which merely went duty upon any article was advanced, to extend that to enquire into the truth of the allegations contained advance to the stock on hand, because upon such in the Petitions ; and also us to the truth of the opi. nuisance, the holder of such stock had the power hint' expressed by the Learned Judge, to whom he (which be never failed to exercise) of chargitug that had just referred ; he should ther.ifore conclude by advance upon the consumer ; and it was the obvious moving that an humble Address be presented to his duty 01 the Legislature to provide that what the con- Royal Highness the Prince R..eprit, praying that his sumer paid in consequence of the increased tax, Royal highness would be graciously pleased to ap. should come into the pocket of the public. Such, for point a Commission to enquire into the proceedings instance, was the case *ill] regard to every augmen. of Orange Societies ie the North nt Ireland. wine if the tax upon wine. This principle was, no Mr. PEE!. deprecated the discussion as one front doubt, never acted upon with respect to spirits in which no benefit to Ire:anil could possibly be anti. England, becaJse here tile tax was not imposed as in cipated, end still less slid he think that any good Ireland upon the spirit itself, but upon the wash. would be ohtaieed ru•r that country by acceding to As to the Noble Lord's concluding observation, he the motion. The Commission, if granted, could (Lord L.) trusted that when the consolidation of the only he one of enquiry, and of enquiry for what ? two Treasuries should take place, such a measure, He would use the Hoe. Baronet's own words, to arranged with due caution, would be found exceed - - enquire into the truth of the n li ega ii oug of t h e Peti. ;nets advantageous t o all pa r ties, and that the Irish tine,. and whether Judge Fletcher's opiaion respect. public would be peculiarly benefited by its operation. ing Orange Societies, was a correct one. Ho was Care would, no doubt, be taken in regulating the sure the lions. Rironet himself did not expect the taxation, to pay due regard to local circumstances, cousent of the House to such a motion, nor, if it . ; •1 • I • 11 1 i • • I . • 4 e ...r • le. 98, M. nn the tit ell ust ut— Ists rir ell 1~. a_ s. 6- 0 le