The Statesman. — London, England, 1818-05-09 00:00:00

. ..- • .p• - $ Illi n * 7 ..4........ 11 .11ft.6100 `4l. 4llllollrMi -I.'"-d 46... 1" r . 10 IC AL. 00 '... . ) 5 4 9 411 " . k e ' • '. PIT ( t ent ..... • • ..r. Inkr 1. . - .., - ullli la ~ • i 1 ,otilki - - tt. es-ill' \ ~..4.. Or luittaji in 1 f . -•-- LONDON, SATURDAY, MAY 9, 1818 Paz, ~~ c • . Y 114 1 . ... 'ss -A. ' . : all C • H illiPP : 7. ; 1 ;,, ... e„ ftol . v. . s .... .;* 4 ).} . . • . ‘ I • _.. . . ! PRIGS 70 1 , , ! Ml=l.ll/111.1.•••••••~..41 . \ . • )mplete'y open to tidence or unt, ac. (again pressor! the ion now whether . • mild not s.e hnw .. . , ci•insi now, as to . . ~ r . s gone into. Tb• le t duty, if Coombe' ,ips, that evidetste , ing the proviviona sideted proper to Ite :to ZoIIDIP to any . 1 whether esidence i hit; what the. ell. I • ? f pl it .,. on ibis point. again contender . . •,' . ding tare !Piling.. 4t:% 1 , .J.lt i of Coaweholli t illii. * " .4 Regulation , Bill, a evidence adduced ) 4. of Common., had tie a Coinmittee of I a I'OtOTO Stli to ill.. kuse with tepid to .sorttended that the , House had wisely rte with regard to on Bill,. sod tw- at ermionience and l the present pritc= mild objeCt to - ills although hoosonit7 ig that description e question with .re.. en in Cotton Fite. . .41 elarolootien•re. D tl.is:—Were the r of hoar. stated Itildren worked for i liral staff of Man. ted the working of as not injurious to P them. rd ; it being ender. open as to whether led. -,. NONS. AK ER went op to the gwaiiiiris the Howie that so 1,-e Duke of Cetu- s of to 4,lo:wrlalict's Au• and Prix lie Isill•. 'Set Secretor. is Ireland. WArnittut of Bank ut II ordered to be laid on that he 0.431.1, GD the e nine! Regent, on the le Adornottuti,ffl ofJui» Duties on Cotton IV uul I on the amble. ton from the It:habitants ,!tet in the lino bras' Kid ... ition from 1 1, e Merehnnit It rue lietirs ..n Madder . the Report er the Coin- S. which wits or.tered to No. 3824. Cone fir hick ihnirins fell in the *ld, and Sronsr died 011 the scaffold I" • TO THE ELECTORa OF LESBU TUB BOROUOR OW AYRY. GIMTLEKEtt, laY the approaching rlissolotion or ParOssient, AAP I am called newt in owe any iatentlow a 1 shrine guy tell inn Candidate for the banner of meals serpwaliati yno.-•• The drclared parpnse of others to root& show honour, readers oreessery far me, in jawice to myseif, anal lot Sea is fainters ond attention to you, thin early fa address vow Placed by your frieedship and your roakdeeee la a statiae, the public tletirs of which 1 have always eadeawastred faith fully to di.o•horee. that trea t brine about to be restated Moo year finn44. :Two appeal in a friendship Teethwh I bar I bare not forfeited, and to a confidence which 1 ham me betrayed. The time. for srofeseistee is past. !t in as.. y f ir ehe int tine arldre4sed vela. I told you them, whits at :o s z i ti are I offered myself to won entire. what use She tonne I meant to ;lunar, what were the public dodo it ews: coved that I had to perform. By bait preflosheas and ler thaw deeterations I desire now that say Pawl ftmwhad tsaay ONO tried. Upna the true of that Wei ray premise teepee are rd. Aad feeling :bat, ever Awe the botieia which I er fi a l l /Neeietl yak, tor eodraw•or has Swap to feiltl, to lite best of isih judgesoikand 'ability, the plet to via, 'Primulas i arn that. to the giant Itr••11W11• 111 VW 1' ( vv. a og,te or telered • liviltandislit web wet conceived might justify your choice and be the . NOP Commtio eervice. I appear , ingote yea riot moaner twalliitene. Ai* wat ofrrifaesily who have been long and cto.ehr lowed Is yaw by thlt stesteeeet tie , . allor of sauna: regard :and pod willsoase ewe id wiesserpessoo throe ties boot been straos yet closer be soar 1104.1wwwfassal and intionry with many of vosvosod hellassee l ties free yin' I have never jeutly locireed primer eassity es public re pnoteh, I row alter usysidf. eaiiritleg sad support. I shall take as math apposterity of 4pearerstory respects per iodos:l,y to von.—ls the woo whilst boaaesnid that I am. ae 1 ever have bees, &mime% Yaw gresehrt oravant. Lilies, VI May, ISIS. NUORXT. IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. bare it understood, that he kit it co, himself, either to consent to hear evidence cording to circumstances. The Earl of LAUDERDALE algal propriety of coming to some decision evidence should he heard. The LORD CHANCELLOiI cool the House were to come to au) deri.i , IS hetlp.r evidence should or not be House of course would do its d , pledged themselves in their Lordshit could be adduced noaterialiy of the Bill ; then it might he eons' hear evidence, hot it was japposbittle agreement or understanding. as to should he received, •ithoot kuosi( dente was to prove. • SOIMP further universalism look Oh The Fuld of LILUDYRDA soil for bearing evisiciscr, oft *Arta OW - *loon a Cenagnipart; ;vim House of inisitocte4te 'lsinfit which the•flivaSes byttide4 tho tef_pre a Coofteittee of. Me Rouse of . • manned evidence upOo, brio theivawn, and-which nossa—auch 'dere the a dvocates o f the liilittritbse e thifr.eapediency of this Bill. , r „ The FA t 1 of LIVERPOOL &Attended cases were entirely different ; the 7 ordered an emanation •nt evidence the ,chimtlepilieipors' Regulation duubtedly 7 , Ohnitid lofts out that safety recpsisetl the cortinoroce of f lice of 6*eepitig chimneys, he show discontinuance of climbing boys, way certainly for not so employing of individusls. hot how stood the Gard to the employment of childrei Them was no lengthened gaited, the point was reduced to children employed for the number Were this the case. were the chit 15 hours a day ? If all the tortilla' cheater came to the bar, and stated children for 15 hours • day was theft he would not believe The cony...wino here dropped stood that the question was left evidence should- or not he examined. Adjourned till Wednesday. HOUSE OF LORDS. M Y B. The Royal demot was elven by Commission In the Date of Cambridge's diviesty Bill. the Dechess ..t Cumberland's An. "hill Sill s the lakeepers' Rates Bill, 1;le Loon Bill. the Coq. Duties BBL the Ramer. Both, and Nattinyham Gins-Batt. 80.. Lee's Divorce Bill. aed a number.( ether Private la all Al. The Commissioners were the Lard Chnocellor, the Earl of Shaflesbory and L..,d Itedesdnie. The Cliam;bes Bill wss birtmeht up from ibe Caairenns by the Ciestacellar of the Earthmen's the Perish Veslitri: [levi tating' Bid. and the Poor Laws Amendment Bill, by Mr. Stasßrs Bourne i and the Liverpbei Gass-light Bill by General Casemelyse. GROSVENOR permuted a Petition from the Parish Oa. Lake. Obvious, against the parish Vestries' Begets"- shoe BM. Lord A UCE AND prassesteet a Petition frees certain lialte abaft of tte Toms of Lards. is favour of the Chimile)- *ureters' Re/Witting BBL His Lewitt* stated. that the Pe *Weer, bad formad themselves km a Society fnr premnting shame of Mathison in iihreirwing Chimneys. said aad frarLd sit 4m Me re that ly asioliourpribmr, Wee raven t.infisilte e. Amason of the illomber of Trials. du. 'lave year 1815, eatemil. SS MS -11.611% adiSIN edialS 4 oY bro. On dm amities of the Keel of LIVERPOOL. the Class Bill was ordered to be "AMC sad to be read a .socamli ibis day se'saifilu. • coTrolt MANUFICTORMS. The Earl of LA U DEB DA LE' preseeted • Petitiee from certain; Spinners in Manchester, Mid other to* ie the county of Lancaster, praying to be - heard by . Comma!, a tidto beperatitted teatkleceevideoreogaiest the Cotten Manufacturers' RegilatiOn Bill. The" Noble Earl (Awed, that the Petitioners not only opposed the Bill generally, bet in particielar objected to two els eats, one for limiting the houttbf taboo and smother for appointing visitors, to be paid out Of Ai* twenty rates. The peeper time for hearing Counsel apiast the prificiple of the Bill was the second" read lag; but the Noble Lord bad intimated his intention of mewing that stage to-night. The Petitioners would he prepared with Coansel and evidence by Monday ee'oaight, the tiftb. If the Noble Lord would agree to postpone the Committee to that day, the Peti. bone's might then be beard against the classes to ,which they more particelarly objected. On the modes of Lord KEN YON she Bill was then read a second time. • ........;.. UNITARIIN FUND. TliE ANNUAL MEETING At IMP SOCIETY will be hri , t as motel no WEDNESDAY, the 13th of Mar. in the Unitarian Chapel. Parlieraent-caret, lone. Rishop=gate-street ; when a &man win he preview" as behalf .f the v. e ety, by the Rev. Dr. N. PHILIPPS —Ser. N ire to hexin st Eleven o'Cluck. The Hosiers of the Society' will be flowerier! immediately Owe sire Service. The Salweribem stud Friends to the Variety will dine to/ether at the Lusalost Torero. Bi.ttopsote-street.—Diuner at table at half-pso Four o'Clork, nreri‘rly. •.* Ticket., price Bs. am) be had at the Bar a the Ta- Vern. .11111EAP GREEN PAINTS, .IWonufsdiroel by , , ) JAMES CRF.:ARE sad SON. 53. Wen golitbfirld. Lon don I tied adapted tv the prettervalinn and Iseatilifying of every derwrim at wound-work es posed to the weather. ' to casks ed (mincers pounds each, and upward*. lave-ilde Greats. at. so'. and Us. per hundred weight. Good Wive Greens. at 9d. lb. and 1... trl. per pound. Siwalik Olive Orem, at.... -._ 24.641. per pound. - Patent Prat...Green, at 'b. 6d. per pound. The Iwo tat mentioned Green.. front their, great rielistri-s nod durability of colour, are peculiarly calculated for the area mental part of oat-do.tr paint i., ; :. J. C. nod Son beg lelive to state. as distinguishing qualitiesof the above Paints, that they are bark ground in mewed oil. and oit hoot any &anti store of e &loosen's. auh-tancer ; w big h Belying war to iorrea4e th, v eight of the artick, are either injurious, or add nothing so its erenti .1 prop• rile'''. a paint. Boiled Lingered Oil, for thinning the above Paints, at per gallon. No. 6, Japan Green. for Veneii..n Illi:414. Canister, Fen ders. &c. in bottles. twilit plitited direell.4*. at It. Id.. 2-. tid. and bs. each. This henutifal iolosir taus a 1...) he applied to away °ober ornamental iu-door purpoaes; as painting (loner• stands, baskets, hr. Norma, of the Greenc may be teen at the Manufactory, at above--where nay he Mad their CIIEAP TAR PAINT, • Chocolate colour, ready prepared for roe, and requiring no Moat, as led. per ;.ueud, isi ea•k4 of *hind SG 1)00.1.6 and up • wards; a saliadol; preservative foe coarse wood iota 40r-wroth es posed to rho weather. N.B. White Lead, Oil.. Cukor% and Vorniitie:, of every ieseriptiwo- Colours of aill kinds properly prepairdi tir painting. TILE APOLLONICON, • Grand Musics! In gnament. invented and mansibietared by Messrs. Plight and Robson, Orton Padden, ander the immediate pa tronage of his Royal Iliehne.s the Prince Recent. is es- Illbittne. by ita sut,rri r meehanic , l power. at their Room-. No. 101. St. daily, from twelve leaflet till 5. excepting on ev.ry Weeln.sdav and S•ittirdsv. which days Mr. PURKIS. a Professor of Musk. perform on the Instrument Frain the bouts of teen to four. Selections from the Works of the &Covent eminent Compose/1s aad curry Thundav rveninff. Allan Or Season. the fail matinal P' viers of lb* fool...nem aro exit:A.4nd by. Rad soder sae di section of. Me. TllO%l AS ADAMS. Professor of Music, who. (assisted by five other Performers, ntraineastly at the as time) will srlay Setertiosss from the Swat Walla(/' the .sst "mimes anrieot and modern Cabanas's. A List of the Performances may be Md. a blast it are pre' vies, "ft naplimilina at ifstitosass.A.Aenisaabee daily h. ltn Tan"Ety liaaurs Ow. LOW are efferA 41 1 1•1148 11 *mu o'clock. and the PrrfortilMar fitettesesihti. wiltanee Mews, Phelit ood Rana oho sapasialia hu maarquisias the Nobility nod thetik • ll have as 410 1 1101 11111101 " 1 " 11 , of Orem. of all dcsaiptisies. eassolesad sal anis air aisat their Ware 000000 as. The Earl or LAUDERDALE then said, that the Petitioners wished to bring •p medical men who could give evidence, not only to the general health of the manufactories, hot to the state of health of each child employed. On that point he was assured they could Wing forward a complete body of evidence.— The Pdtitioners proposed also to prove the Harkins consequences which would remelt from this Bill to the Cotton Trade; for, while this restriction was threatened to be imposed on the Cotton Manufactories, the labour was left perfectly free is the worded and other manufactories. . • • HO , OF COMMON S. At Ulf -Test *hive o'ckilr...ibe SPEAKER went op to the fledise of Peer,. 4 , Pt bis reties. be acquainted the Hon..- that hr lied heard the Itit3stl Mile4ll given to 1,.e Duke of Cans bridge'-: Annuity Bill, to the Durheas of l'ion:terland's Ate nutty BiN, a, A /..t.ev'enst tomer Poblte mid Pried, 'WI+. 111 ea n. (runt Pie Office. elate-Chief. Secretar, in Ireland, stre..epteritnAcceunrut the Sumner iltbd Aminot of Bank sat Urinal Notes in cireatt.tion. %Bleb was ordered to be laid ow the table. nod to be painted. Mr. M. A. TAYLOR gave notice. that be should, en i.e 46th of Mat, move for an Address to the Prince Regent, on the Report of the Committee 4 . ..1at lUillA the Adernistiation old us. tiee in the Northern Cautt•te, Toe Report of tar Ceonottfre 4,11 the Dllfiti on Cotton Wool was to o.tith: Si net ordcrt at to be laid on the table. Lord W A LPOLE pit-witted a Pennon from the lehlibitants of kit 'LI ',room& an Ant. uduient in the Hunkers' mid Art.—Laid on the bible. Lord LASChLLES preren•ed a Petition trots, 1 1 ,e Merchnnis arid Cale.. pg•aellof Halifax, spinet liar lietirs oft Madder at d ;torso.- Laid on the table. ll PA•III..N BOLO brought Op the Report er the Coto millee am the Calico Printers' retinues, which was ordered to Ice t.a the table. Mr. Aitken:au WOOD presented the Report of the Com mittee on the Latent. Prisons, tonic', was ordered to be ea toe table. and to he printed. Mr. J. SMITH nimieht up the Report of the Committee on the iimiktupt lair., objets, after some observations from the Itamirrahle Member re•pecting their thetNettassee Is the eom• otereint int , rrsis 4 she Country, °Weems to be primed. Mr. HORN BY presented :a ?coition (vim the Intiatioa Preotou„ prayine. that no additional Duty might be land Ho 1.41111.1 Wo..l.—Ordele I to lie on the tattle. Mr. CA NN IN(i presented a Petition from the Meech:l,l4mnd lahabitants of Liverpool to the Mime erect, stitch was ordered belie on the table. and to he printed. Mr. MilAt MOORE bruaght in n Bill fur the more effec tual prevention or !laud. iii the manufacture, importation, rod exportation of certain articles used in the making of Clucks and Watches, and for the relief of distressed V% orkineu eupged its lust employment. Rod the first time, and the second rending ordered for Thurs.. lily west. Mr. HO WORTH gave notice, that he should. on Friday seat, bring forward a Motion en site subject or the %tar i d India. Mr. L. FOSTER brought In the Irish Trait Estate Bill. "MO was read the first time, and ordered to be read the second lime on Wednesday neat, and to be printed. CROW?. LANDS. On the Order of the Day for the first reading of the Breck- Stock Forest inelosure Act being read. The Huuourable Mr. DOUGLAS took the opportunity of ad westing w ohm had fallen from an Hon. and Learned Friend (Mr. Brougham) of his, when the Rill was last beige the HOoae. A. he (Mr. D.) wan nut in hi, place on that °canon, 'bespoke front report; and he thence learoed. that some imPu f lotions of jobbing and favouritism were thrown mot against .he gieedeeesoors of the Right Honourable Gentletimo holding Inc I ease of Surveyor-Ge le neral o f t% wads rad Forest. Unt;nreterl ib. be was with a Nob Relative, who bad preceded that li , ght Has. Gentleman in that department, he called upon bun. sf say pound of charge existed, to bring it ionised to a substantive manner to fore she Howie. he could eat help feeling some sur from the term. of friendship and intercourse on which he Ned the honour of living with his Host. knead, that be had not Mocked from him some previous intimutiou of his inteations on she subject. Mr. BROUGHAM begged to assure his How. Friend. that the subject issrlf came before him quite suddenly. lie bad no loteetiou of speaking on it at shut moment. but for the occasion preqsated by the Bill of the Right floe. Gentleman. He had abode no charge &going the pretlecesoon of the Hight lion. Gen llespaa, she borveyor.tieneral of Wood. and Forests. Ile could Imve made no charge against the Noble Relation of his Hon. as betil nut' know, eves Shea, thus any of the tranotc so obi& be allotted had takes place during hisadatinistra. Itiara4C4lo slice. it was of the system. as he before said, that hekeasopisilted, which did not allow there hods to be disposed of • by pubtse competition. Mr. Si USLISSON observed. Met he bad that morning eit aminelf boo the two tranmetions arthieed to by the litmottrable and Learned a ntleome—the firm respecting . sale to a Nonte • Lord, be would name bits. Lord West °eland t nod the second as to the purchase by Lord Losedide of the Barony of Ketwial. On these two perdition be took upon himself is my, that the Priciest attention was paid to the foihne interest. In the first Came. Lord Westmoreland, bad the utiqralifi d right of nesse/. slots. That be held under a grant eta very ancient esivvenee in his holly. He held the right of toll end of the wood. All eant belied to perduee from the Cellos 'Were eertritt formai itrt -'-soss. which, IN they geoid vuly be of voles to dig Lessens la Lord KENYON bad boptid that theprogrese of rruE very superior mod Agog STOGY. of Meson. WELLS PYN E. SL, ihre4.44reet. Is haw SELLING OFF, Ftlebarl Welts *Whir his she etude.—[t coils:As of ihe saut4 superior Isnitatiass hobs Shawl., leeks sod Beisish Muria., Freer* Caashities, Table Limo. Primed Combs its. Robes, 'calla Falls. Basshasliser ! Wawa, Poplins. and varkpoo salter Goods, whit* are parsoralady re commended to the asteatioaet the DI •blllfy. Georry.ard A NEW SATIRICAL WORK. 3 pahllsbed, No. I. of a mew Sauciest!, Critical. and Hu oncosts Miscellany, ricep Is. 6rl . entitled T HE NEW BON TON MAGAZINE; or, Telescope of she Tio•es. COSTissurs—A Man of Fabition—No want of now Churches, but geed Parsons—The great Duke sod she Faisal Op. ra Gitl—FatAiiasable Life. or Bon Ton—On she impropriety of esaploying Mashanidwiyes in preference to Fetnnles—Confe“ rises of a Metbodist—Tbe R-1 Marriages, or Rang 'lrmo-- Conning sod his Pups aphs—The Consini•sioner: and she Cl!rk —Elle, Northman—Fate of Genius—Theairical Bizaar—The 13asoissermble—A Rack of the firs Water—The Roguery of Mork ilrokene.-Fassiistg Hoal—Dosappoinsert Lovers—The Entice fandly—Modern Belles—Tbeassicasli, &c. &r. Printed foe J. Johnston. Cbeapside. ••• This lose of tie IMObi interesting and ckersp Magazines ever published. THE ROYAL EXCHANGE PLAN OF HAZARD and Co. C•ntreeters with Gotr a. spent. fir di-trilsegingatenag Ailsentneer ONE DUMMIED AND SEVEN CAPITAL PRIZES. HAZ A It D nod Cu. by *devil* the approved parts or tomer 1. tterie. hoer been enabled so la arrange the present 11•1.eine, tii.st TWENTY, ONE THOUSAND POUND PRIZES MUST BE DRAWN IN Tun FIRST TWENTY MINUTF.O. THE KING'S BIRTII•DAY, ten JUNK. THE SCHEME CONTAINS 3 Priz4. of .C 2 %OW! 4 Ps iin of "SAM sad C 2,000! SO Prizes of £1.11i0! YO Pi ices of Ebt‘l! NEW, IM OF P ROTHE VED, P A IC N TURE OF L DBELLI ONDON. SHED EDITIONS This day were pablished Two Midas/. the one with I% lin grottier of Virus mad Map., price 94. bound in green, and the other with a Map of Lo udon and of the Environs, price in rest. of THE PICTURE of LONDON'. for 1818: be. hag a fell nod Willful Deorription of London mil Its Curiosities, and of the Envirotte irritant Twenty bid", for toe U.e of Strangers; ilhestrated with extensive Lists of Street, Chassises. Public Oates. Hacknev-coach Fares, dm. lir.— The whole corrected to Marrh I, 1618. Thereat popularity of this 'stabil-bed Work has lodated I the Proprietors to publish an embellished E•lition, with 110 ex inivite Views by (+nnig. which Editing is sold at an advance of 3s, per ropy, or at 9.. ; nod ttsv have redoced the price of the Editioa witboet Vies. and with the Maps roily. to 64. The Edition with Vieos hweis nue of the must elegant and sage pirabioglv ornamented *small volumes in the lonesome ; while that without the Views will be found equally mini to those who desire to avoid the calf* expeoce. II nosy wit be improper to guard the snazzy against base imitistis•as of this Work, altogether inferior in esetution, and containing not half the useful informati.m. Primed fr.r Lontnan Horst, Rees. Orme, nod Brows. Loa. dot; sod to he had of All Ilnaksellers in Toot* and Orator). Of whine may he had. The GUIDE to all WATERING and CE%-nciTHING ',LACKS, herlBlB4 with 60 Maps and Views. Price kid. boardo, or 11s. hood and lettered. erizes of 4100! ':0 Prizes of .etl%) 1 4 1,696 Pike; of SIOO. .C3O. &e ke. The rig 90 Prizes will leave 'CLAW More. The Fire 300 Blanks will lave £l5 each. The Sixth-ll:awn Prize above £1,01.10 wool be aec?..01111!—or. ,000 I— -he, .C 40.000!!! Tickets nod thores are vetting by II AZA RD *s Co. Coo- ITOrlors, at iloor very mid Olice. No. 93, Royal Rarbooliev London, (evtibltahed upwards of One Nuodred Years). who S•ild sad Shirort FIVE PRIZES OF TWENTY THOUSAND POUNI)S, la the Lag Lotteries. tind Capilots I. former LOtteries ornouotioi to some Matinee. 14. C. Favourite Numbers may be ohtatiseil by sad, application. MARTIN And Co. feel great pioneer, in bowing tett:moor to the sisperior interim of the present STATE LOTTERY to commence Militia( no the King's Birth-doy On Jake). Tice Scheme is grounded on the approved Plant the la-: Lottery, hi there are 107 Conital Prizes, Prise. of 420,01 t. 4 Po 4 , 1 of /3,11(4) and 14;000, 'A) Prizes of .El,OOO, la addition, far the 93 Tird-draws I Prizes. whirh will nil he drawn is the first 20 Minutes and the, only 14,000 Tickets. Ai...eniurer;:. who purchase before the Fint Day, ova ad vtiFtngei. W hick to, pleriton Lottery ever paimesed. It will , ahu he been that there are inure Capital Prizes, and 4,000' 2i,krt, le 1, than Lust Lotter,.—All the Prizes are Sterling Tit krt. and Shares are on wile at MARTIN and Co.'s For tunate MI,. s, S. Cornhill, and 120, Oafived.soreett where riitille4 to Flier Pipes of Port W ne. No. 15,512• n Pille ,E 5410, were told in 24 Shores iii the last Lottery, Ott d Prize- et X 20,000, 4E10,000, 189,000, dtc. &c. to the two preceding Coi.tiaco. • TO COUNTERACT the many attempts that are drily snide to impose on the unwory w spurious co r.poitinn iiotend of the -41 1 .NUlhi OLACKING, pr pared 16, 11A.0 MART:IN. they hare adopted auw kit II hich 'heat sedJses., 97, High Holborn, is so ran- Oared .io theeeairs, that they trust an attention to -mot the &denim:wall ilsgtype. which is unlike all letter 1nt1.., *1;1 evolule PurctoiFee. as dare ist detect the junpubitioo. Th. , J lIA ri fßo4r aid sold Whole-sae b% i;oot ARVI/di: 97, High -11011 torn. and letailed by five p,iorii at tirfieerso-Dsiimasis, Book when, Vrtllllllo4, BK. m the United itingthon, la Bat hs at 0., , aid is. 6d. guici. • •.- A- • • . _ ,c °- •••••• • • • •••••.... • r • *MOW. • Vv.... ay, r. 4 . Fi it , I , . . ~^- ~,. CATON'S WORKS. • This day was published, New Edition, price 5.. illiesonted with C OP% 1. A PRACTICAL TREATISE on the PR EVEN , ars- TION and CURE of the VE inNEwh R ich AL mi ld DlS sil suc EASE lin both Sexes. and ks commenters: o cessful mode of treatment is pointed oat, inelading Ob.ei vati on Strirtares. Cutaneous Eruption. 'imaginary Venereal DU. eases, Sm. Intended ass Guide against the gantry*, effect. et this baneful malady. • Ily M. CATON, Surgeon. 10, Stanhope-street, Newcastle-street, Strand s and late - Of the United Hswpimis of St. Thomas and Guy. .-A TREATISE *a INDIGESTION s being as Enquiry Into the Diseases arising and connected with the Functions ut the Stomach, with Reinert' on the Liver, and its isamence she Gastric System. To which are preized, some general (*- 'ovations on Scrophidnus and Cutaneous Diseases, 3. A POPULAR THE ATISE on the PREVENTION and CURE of the different STAGES of ASTHMA and W 1 *ITER COUGH, with new and soccessful Instructions for tse Pie watinn and Treatment of Asthmatic Fib. Fourth Edition. price 3.. 4. PRACTICAL OBSERVATIONS on the DEBILI TIES, natural and acquired. lif the GENERATIVE OR GANS of bidhIEXES, including the Theory of Genetation, du . - price 3.. 6d. 5. A PRACTICAL. TREATISE on FEMALE DlS EASES,mciuding Observationsos Parturition, Lactation. nod the Divorders incident to those important chang.-s., price Si. Printed for Sberwo , 4l and Co. Palccauster-row ; mai W. Neck), 7S, Lombard-strceL • NW, the Bill would have been more repaid than that which must follow from the delay insisted on by the Noble Earl. He wished it first to be considered, whether, after the evidence which had been heard by the Committee of the other House, and the minutes of which were now before their Lordship., any far. Cher investigation could be necessary. If, after perusing that evidence, their Lordships should be of opinion that they ought to have more information on the subject, they would doubtless call for it ; hut it was not requite to agree to hear further evidence, until they should find what they poisoned was insuf ficient. He should therefore wish the Committee It. be filed for an earlier day, subject to postpone', rill, if it should be thought fit to hear Counsel sad evi deuce. The Earl of LAUDERDALE had already mode every concession that could reasonably be expected. Ile bad, in the first place. agreed not to oppose the second reading, though the evidence on which the Bill was said to be founded bad not yet been read by their Lordships. In the second place, he had con. tented to go on with the second reading without bear ing Counsel against the principle of the Bill, though there was a Petition presented for that very object. The Noble Lord, however, wished the House to decide on evidence ea the table, which none of their Lordships had yet had time to peruse—on evidence taken before a Committee of the other House of Par liament in the year 1816, and which was in the opi nion of many of tbe most distinguished Members of that Committee, perfectly • unfit for being made the foundation of any legislative proceeding. He wished to know whether their Lordships were prepared to encroach epon that great principle of political econo my, that labour ought to be left free, and without taking upon themselves the trouble of investigating the subject. He moved that the Bill be committed on Monday se'neight.—Ordered. The Earl of HARROWBY thought it proper to I observe, lest the Noble Earl, or any other Noble Lord, shoeld go away with the impression that evi dence must necessarily be heard against the Bill in the Committee, that the erdei which bad been made implied no each thing. He, for his part, could see no evidence which could be brought against the Bill, unless the Noble Earl-meent to say that he would prove that children, compelled to labour 16 hours a day, were not over-worked, which was impossible. The Earl of LAUDERDALE. observed, that the only evidence upon the subject before the House(and that not yet in the bands of their Lordships, not be. ing yet printed), was that taken before a Committee of the Neese of Commons, in 1816, and not upon.l oath. Ile was net aware that there wes arty evidence at all, to prove that children in those Factories wets worked for 16 heen• day, bet at any rate the evi dence in 1816 did not apply to the present Bill. It would, bolsterer, be sack better; if it was determined not to bear evidence, so to decide at the present mo ment, than to leave these Petitioners to iecer the ea pence of bringing up witnesses, who sight not after all he examined. 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