The Statesman. — London, England, 1814-07-15 00:00:00

C I V r r I observations proceeded entirely from his own vier of the subject. lie was much surprised at the enact. melds of the Bill before the House: the preamble. _stated, that it was to enable his Majesty to settle eel annuity upon the Princess of Wales t kr. framing iti the Noble Lord was authorised to go no farther' than he was warranted by the terms of the resole: (ion of the Bootie, augmenting the income of the Princess of Wales ; but the whole of this measure, two classes excepted, related' entirely to transit. lions of the year 1809, regarding the arrangement' then made between the Prince and Princess Of Wales. What relation they had to the present BIN Ms. 'Tierney conk! not understand.-=—The Illit, among ether things, recited, that the Prince Regent was not in future to be liable to any of the debtret . the Princess of Wales. Whether a provision S. elating " that .his Royal Ilighness was under 'he legal obligation to pay those debts" was sound law, 4-1111 r. T. was not competent to decide, but it did seem . Its if the greater pert of the Mill had been framed io . devise - means to preyent any liability by the Prince tWegent. The main objection he had to it was, that the INN:desk most unfairly by her Royal Higionese, eyd perverted to the mostinvidious per poses the. at. raegenseet of 1800. One of the Papers brought -down by the Noble Lord purported to be an argree. tutrietbetween the Prince and Princess of , Walis.-- . - It appearscttleat in 1809 the creditors of the Prin. eater of Wins represented' to Mr. Percent and the Duki of Penland, that her Royal Highness was in. deleted to them in the sum of 49,0001. which circum steer.* Mr. Perceral stated to the Prince Regent, who eota otiewhitnielf the payment of that eMount.. Initrtlll4,4OWlTlr t to guard. himself againit future detailed' be proposed to obtain the sanction of an 'Act of Parliament, or of an Order in Council to the same erect - -,Of the lest, he was inforMed that it was net customary to make such a use, and to the first it was not 'then convenient to resort, since it was not deemed expedient to come to Parliament at that time. The Moose Would bear this circumstance in mind, because it now was the duty of the Noble Lord to show why It - was new more expedient and it to resort .tir*Parlimaistat, Abaci at the former pe. I mind: Watt lari,(ktr. T.) contended was, that no-: thing new had olcorred to justify such 'a proceed- i L ing. Since the! Piince' Regent (multi be provided ; with neither of these itafekvards, a Paper was sigw ed by -the (*rata, which' segmented the income of Vie - Pi incest of Wales 50001. and was deemed,. en.; der the sanction of his Majority, adequate to the ' purpose wl.ich was given in soother document laid upon the . table. He then read to the House an eta tract from this last document, stating that such x guarantee was extremely reasonable, and providing that If the Princess df Wales should again be found I to have Jot:erred debts application shield he imme.; i diately snide to Parliament, praying' thet au Act might kr : teased •to indernirify the Prince Regetii! . !rein tina')ityrnent of thOie debts. row )ti wistill silt, whit had 'happened since 1809 Ilialt 'coal!) ill is, et the Print"' to the provisions o ' the prefeet.; ie 11 f #oplitatielliil aPPgareds will to hate ,! liaiihi. m %rliament for any enactreset to ascurn the i painewat Wales from debts ceatratted by the Prin. i Oilliisslicos she exceeded the income settled on her, or VlObscted debts which she had refused to discharge: libilthialsappened I So far from it the Princess of Wales had .discharkev), oat of her income, 'a debt of 86001. doe atilt.' time of the agreemeat. And was it notliatd tbatat the time:when the House was pro fessingto do an act of liberality, thei . altotild mis. toed tlikcialotry . late a belief that they were obliged to provide some security for the . Mace" of Wiles Whig the debts. of the PrinCess, beceime her word or signature wail not sufficient ? And this while at the same time, -instead of asking for money, the Princess had been the first of the Royal gamily who hid refused money.—(Heer ' heat! The Nohle Lord (Lord Castlereagh ) seemed 'to treat this matter with great levity ; but thi"Peper sihkh was before the house was drawn up Only beekinie' his*Mejesty would not consent to' , bring tio.Princess before Par llamas. in 1809, white now take liras brought before . Parliament as a person who had violiteilt her void. Ne had tops stated his opinion on tail sdcoittl reedit* with the - Wooden to go - father, Into the Otiiii;et in the Coliiiiittee. • Who% he it present winted . tribrio#. —did till Noble Lord (Lout Cestlererigh) lay" that the PrirriPlp o• l lVatelt had departed ' from theitgree- moot of Mll6 to bring her before Parliament 'as a person who 1.011 eaereetled her income ? If on dila he : could give hint (Mr. T.)'sitisfaction,. he 'should 'give him no•further trouble. " - ' '•- . '' Lord CASTLEREAGH said, that he had, on a former nigha t . .itsitstesty diseliteatie anf foellef . that the Ptittreenial luctiroval ally debit, and on that ac count be had net thought it ne9saaafy - te 'put Royal ilitioetikpritited !Isaiah, under the . lions 1n loith'tbe 'adorns of some Othet bratiti of the aejlat ilintllly' hair" been "placed.....-1: - _ __ tee dlogatt tirirdietty Wad ol'et `that Ad - bad proposed the Bill as it steed: It Was said that the titlit' 0' 'eyed authlig - bet r e groinebt2MOOey 16 . 114/4C tied that the ftesdiatiins 'of the Cosh*** went to thil ermit. Bat be to nteaded It' Well toltiralli open to Fartiemell In gioniihi n any noSitieiz t to 0 - company ''it *fat ' any rit WWI ii*. 4 ivbkii 'it think fit., As tb the •itle thelsolf it nosed be to the Right lien. Gent. (Mr. Tierney) tea the ' Wittee, to ptOpese in emiddiamit, 'tie that .. technical ground Vothing mei* eight ber;milil.: had been said that igi pelmet:which bid 662 3 14 fore the House had nothing to do with . t . 14 teiht the Princess: H. (Laird f eastkreilib) apireAmoied that they had most materially tO • dd laitliteliii :i would have been a reasonable gr ound i o) plaint if the Nisi hid'notbeeti tuftittnekof ...__ competency of the Princess's income InifettiNtyet : . :Arlon .to it wits preposed:• fs lt *kat . itistctiliblotprOtier ollisOaceent of; the ottieV provisions Inr Met 1341' know what income the Princess derived ft Prince of Waletr ! ' As td the agreenieni i : l ,lll39, the i• motive ' vieby it hid itot etthatit ' 'the h (to coin* to Partiameet (though k - Patikinlin it _llama even then was thoo4ht the !onitafeNii, hicb weiritrbi perfectly iretlifetkorik eV ' •`: 4 deemed most expedient, if it • ennu i. ' l the eoncerni of the Royal Family ~.;belentered into. by Parliateetit. l A oF (Iltetleaf,Nates at that numbed found noitei .th'b debts eentritined by ' thirrincesit, akdA, lar , inconte, "akepPlicittion of the ithoirifildt cetaexyk, :-.ThO %M. Iton. - •tent: ' had -MC ' .1. 111( . .111ittic.)140“0,ri - 1 . , 7t1ft • . q• ' Milks ARMY* ; Paper stated that the'Prince ii violit1;: Atiii not liable • • . .. es Ito the debts of the Prlnebts. As Stoefral principle ; ..,, • - , 1 the contrari s ,Witit :Mated lit the NOW f but for, the i ifiiii; or peiniaia, , „deloi to the amount or '49,0001. et *it tiwe owigg ' fi*-4 11! itte 1411 1 2!:;11eit VA. 0 ., 'command by. the, Princess, it was true that be was net Pala*, 'Ciathtis'orTfrtbr MM!,l,2o6l i !ttlind s heceese do creditors had" not complied with. ilia : ti,oll.,'Wrilagod.,..,;'l nfitt%41141141,40r• to regulations of . the :Act of Pains nsaue reapnesine ge ri eldYilLrititsseri.tnerr iini us Rita the Prince's revenue. . Hitt as the Print.. was pre. , 41 . Mil , M' Mi: i i r A l liiii; : 4 4 1 / : 111 . 0 spectirety liable, it woe thenshought Proper that he Outr.:o2._ _ifit'delpikviltr • 41,tb is l a ri!Ave should be secured against any fresh debts. • Rat, it -OW NMI iiilillooliir ii: the . coarse was said by the Right Hon. Gentleman (Mr. .Tier. , *kr. ,‘ • „. ney), why make a prevision of that kind present, • ' ilod s laili' %Me enotaithoulk 11 ".....'drilo'h but to throw a reflection on the Prineesi? The oh . proviNciettiVitnonledging the liiikees • vious answer was, • that by the Bill before the Masse toms' ' Officers and 'Men empi a total change wax erected in the Princess of.Viriqees Army deal ' , he cperse'of the war, req income. 'The income of the 07 Princess, or part the'same ceiltiliunfeated to them by y., °fit, was not now at: tlet discretion of thi Prince mioderi of the ca eras Corps, who are respect! Regent, but it heti !mei thenght.proper to give the delliied to itilknk'ainin under their command, whole income out of-the Ooyaolidatid tPund, a ntt to *WV *evileetileri an Kahan,: bobieloor• 'take frons the Prince thelt,lsool. - a year liiticb he was . • ..1414foneeeitting these ritsplutiens to in the habit of paying • te ., ilse Princess.. Alpitilesi l i ttLf 'am fdriher vPfilmi!;4 4l by rtherefore, the state of the ell*Was very diferant (PPOs . ',.nt the IlOuse Ot.:COMnicniv, , that in which it stood under the. agreeinent beta's's.' • resiAke. high. genie theft entertain iche parties. For at that time , °thigh the coedit* : ' nleinsiss's tee& unreetitting,„S of the Princess, . might have saadeAlseiceotiquiliiiiii . "ns for 'lke improvement , ' of the Brit g , debts of the Prince, .by complyingisit*itits eigelat all tutertionaht . y our Royal Mg' '-tions of the Act of Parliament, let #49tdoilit flike i.fitei. indebted for thet belt -regulated the Prieseiheyeeseecea himself pm' peetieely irr isis f iyittem,.which has ertabled' the British a application to" Parliament, betalielstiln Ms We its vietclikui certain.' tip" :the Con the Vt,oool. a yetis.' - from *benne' he cbaltl iVikee f eitabliahed the IQh - raitE# ,low holds holds the debts contracted ' by the . Painsillk for which belMilitary Powers of Europe. -I hive, &c. teas made liable.—{ilette kt !3-4- deliNUlbeferii s tbe e .iffiirig igned kis 4 -CHAILI.EB ABBOTT Houses took from the Prince alt:daiiiiitain evitelalitt - . 15.7" - pi l r ic ,... 7 . *) II i g hli Tt-1,!.., 4 ?fi 1 '? Princess's revenue, . it wasilont Home Geode, should not be enabled to , make letter, Anted 'his Royal Highness.... Suoh an i Vote at only that which the natomi justice Majesty's tween the parties required, co C. isid cos ol On the Princess . . For it would HOW, I of nature, to make his R.oyal 11 bandso,9 -*MI the Princess while there was no aepennentwou Apressed, the House part. The Right Hon. •Gentleman (Mr. Tieviey) ,the eterilefions nod otnintne services of might have known, though not admitted to that Intl. :ind o rf etp leg laz u r end gallaet behaviour atacy with her Royal Highness to which some other' Lcommiaaigaissi Qiker a ,ano Privates during Members were admitted, that the Prinlist.felt 'tiro; ja.gitinensiog t h e pride I feel in the such apprehensions on this .subject want llAglet• lion: „Otte- erforded .ate, of diatvibuting the Gentleman entertained for her. In that letter to silents of t s ini commons of the United him (Lord C.), in-Which she had net, -ask eht,. ,thigirerent,corpa of the army, I mast elk shown that repugnance to accept public moue Ich corny to OA Il l eteee through you, Sir, the Right Hop. Gentlemen had mentioned (whir •of .4k high. gritifteation I hare derived pugnance did not infect exist until her adviser's had ; Thaulte, "difefiiiau bay*, by their command created it), in that letter she stated that there wet in*Stnsted . .te re peraeastly, for the sere' nothing in the proposed measure inconsistent with etnleavoexed•to *oder ,the country ,in the ker rights, her. rank,. sled her 'honour`.- 'fie' hoped arjapiApititati force. • this would relieve the Rio lien. Geatleavan Ithat ' f of. All ; ' the fear he entertained. f Mr. TIERNEY said r shot the Noble Lord had , • , not convineed- him, and as IMP MI not 10411rItleell -the Noble Lord, be should not Make another attempt et that time. 4 4s to the:Letter of the Princess of %del, it-was onlyan answer to a proposition of en addition of %Om a year to her incoate. She, had then said ewe aothittg in the proposition derogatory to her rank or waiseraetat (Wee* it oroidd 41ave hie* ,L **Oak *am had). .Us shOuid feret4srt•is ditty *hi Co (Milted io propose sense- ekese to estplain that it was flat Wildsts&aise -that the Princess hid iscallikoi her lumina, if he could not, al he should militia to do, redeoe the BM to it atoPle resat othifaltil.' • Lord CASTLEg.EAGII expfainid, that it.witifth the answer ef the "Prfacasi'ar We*, to. hit Citmmourcation which contained rdi or irit tur lil d that she hid used 14 :' ' ' ? , The Bill Naas then' J‘lffl 2 'kerma tiMi t : -- ' •fo be committed to.iiiistisiv.' .' ' '' '• 4 "•'' ''" Lord PALMERSTON obtained 'leave to bring 41, a Bill ta'aihend thsi4C(rristrve la tine Aient-Gini* rat of Volatiteers a n ti Viscid' Militia.. ' : , .'?•• Mr. M. A. TAYLOR" give , odtke, Tar Session of a Bill for the better' Bigalailow of t ' Pavement 07 Londou, and of tb different Waier CoMptaies. The Itig. Member explained, that it was hii Intention to' require Obillieoce to the diffeieal Qrders of the House for retirnSim . this Subiec t'. ' '. • • . . 1 • • li : Otrliiiiike , , _ ;. - - ICAP:4 P e M!, AX i ...- -4.1-.,Lh"onirr.. J oe i. - 7 . Henry Boucher wits indicted fur robbing Mr. Ardor Hayden' or his vtateh,,ea the Ist 4 Hay. The Jury foiled him Gaihri but recommended him to mercy. . ~ • Vus.ll6l4nd. Uhl Jonathan Wild, was indicted foe froia . the Kieg's Printing-ollice. at Shacklewell. HI , Ilkibles, and other articles. The evidcate was set sid Wad the Pri•osiett was Acquitted. Several Pickpockets were tried and convicted of agiiiimikur at the iitamiams; * ' • • • -..• n .-•,- . rilOttsD4X. JU.Lir It. !.. Thomas Slifer was indicted for stern Needle of lag itilantlif .of ' apparel, the pep ,ef Jamey( vs.. • The Pxesecirt , le,. who wet ;elitism.? : Litsi*ot ' was I '.."*. l i a ',au him to tie a. Patie' at FAcei-utl . fivf. u • i ltdaii to hire h us Itandle. This p swift ' the 1 2 1-eseeto 'Way, 'kW they allied _ the Prisoner , • _ r 1 1 ,.4it1Y fetogiVes ii4 4 4 1 8 4 , 11 t Mass lake of such services, when they attilAsstpayfactlim to which ,the errny has the Arga.nizatio,p which they ass iP!egioed Oat I - havALtien instrumental in efliscting. 049 Prodilifigh p testimonial of my. int!' ertions, in a cause which has ever been 4siaat of pky life, it is incutnitent upe* =sr.Vocisei that my on ‘lei v ou r p couJ toucepits,, when *followed? op by the 00, +WI ,eintracterisei altla peat count._ der ch 41 1_0 04 tances Laity have contributed pervotptept cygulation of our Military Sy *AO? recoittpensel by the acknowledgmen , floes, Comormo, mod feel happy 411114wWlsf,avap. facility yoldcb vat eak ritila slob. 60 , 410" ft 40 the Dike of \ ail. NW llegriellf wspcitioa erdootti &TONI, sell law); and which have so r. 11041 Ott POSOslinosair Cpptnina ay.-71nm, Btc. • • . • _. • isigoto FRBDig _ teffal•Oey'rr theSpalier. * LAtfrgrELLiardsiCie, • • • COURT CHANCERY /vv. , If4CFlC.44:l l .l4tft Tat. thi,P MPrni coieN RO I , a, I t ipard 0, 04 nr! at It} "41441 Ciitafs ;:flern for hearing. : t i r e r di f" "'"4 Flo! not a roateria, * beHli :re tits to 'lO4, 414 * . ei/Mfilti MPME!cito 101 honour pOd,kvlyuccifaxao was expected ; IT* TO,Ort t .11(11031f! his jtOgraents thr# 14ocie14 chest! ' , but dousequeni uri r 7.4 4 ol Wil Oar*, he did coVieeor sitars" "Ascii, atiottst, v ! t ; Tr:qv/AND 'pp's. , This was lie ictiOo anti bill' ''Wtik.e . 4 the 61 , 14 ‘t, V=P j , Pa I was proved that 1if,',116 :DOokllttlptit ' nailed of the • hack, •-e, • .Qprl ; by, 't, it was truer. Atiy_. Jet JO 104 6 of gotalalt to. of the 4gage4i to and Its (Ogre,. _ To peendent suspended eta thtss 00^ they•lted removed; 4iff ente . rocl suiinit t Which ; this, .htmets. Plaintiff directed wis dos t, , which a► to turn the bid of this effort, espousi% 'the tease c pylori:ges of the Pie for ISt) nt ) thcar„tioa was it waa passed, :taps gi that t . , for it plain' 0 comp :'' a 'a kne'l Print only it.ill to enact whicl Waa *heti . , all.:1) ... . Pt* . - .thtr it barn , . cam , t L•dik ! Abet that the -Pridiess , - . Hark 6 11 , 11 a any &NS oa that tic 1 , , f raihssa mectsiveti year •.1 enactment.' MA& was e sx ' i sarntL it ittim the aaandasoul Mica aCtlets4asal I* . ~ ,ar Positions to. his psveyed iiiiiiipsigiyitiat #rvjcits tissflarsti,their,Kitti be to 'inert tlitiekliff-i 493Ardieg I, tbe dqslre of ike jighness depeidetit on . t,..ta. atsnunnalcata, la•tho handy)* to dependent:woe her' Vote ii expressed, the sense the • v it Lim po Et oi • ilaPretendiall to he a. !Kale. , et Pet*" 4. . 4 ' IP :p was ' proved that he "sues book= ot' liirl I , she to hire Ishii to tiff!. hes boodle._ Tho p . ~. ..._ . ~„. ~ , ~.1 , .. s: , . . • 1 reguti. , 'die Prifteeeier filit iit Ittiiiial, ',Ad they dl "na,giiii . WIVIC-102s0 in rickgaithereeti when the Prilaaer,/af1 . . 116111 1'1 waggon, This .ftempen,, some time - 17 --- c - ii' en a bench ar Om, end i on Into caneetP/Aaa won a i la ce, I, j f oe it 's• ines 1 1....1 ...,5.A..,.......1.. * a , 415.3„..... V . - o .4 tha • IllkAot iki i ei fir; whit alliti4ii "Lieey Alt I , rn oni e tt. Ye. Affit a AMA' foloribly freely, the "Pnwiset' ass , flos Deflendens, joee f ebv. proprietor -ads Prosecutor a r ,___.,51.00.4.4.6.... i .fso ' too' d • lOW' eioji 1 1,7 * .`" ( J r 4 1 ,„. d ,,Li d a„ i „ Act ,. aird2t th i, ! (IWO" 54 ft* to . watariOug, it Hiitais, orritiliiiiy,;:kbePrieon4 osilik citadel pogo . AINP i . the Saracen's *hit in IrkirtYs!sirt iv a k a / of the contests .4t the' pored werthiefews . th! , . , , •,Ith 1 heerovei, 414 rested / wing shalt* hgw. hem trataworwit.--4,o l ltYr . . .. • ' Aloidpint, btilirOti ] 4 • tem' Odd J. liiisolers we re tolkted ow etewnoza. ow. IR "MOOS TM 144iilet iz t to ilea the . IwoPeett i ef the End a Maltiliejd .' Ile** o 4: lo rV i ta , grnlS .; *eta; An hontiAramte t it a i ight , I_loeit4 the rihnellwiti o sigei tilkalr‘k liatetitta,2,,, it; the • wawa, to FeistgAtnntt, thit I be Apoit i " l etali l l is ta . l 4 totoy4ohrit .' ' • • 5 1 . 141 - '., e. %It PastifWehilli which 'it** 7& lie Corn.' 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INA' 1.-i a il o lll o . ' ' ', Ilia 4 11 tU t '''-.I; ' 6. ) td" t) 4 0 5 1 PIliallt ili; rte; this, e-proilir i Hociajpheadt• „.. ' lilt * • ' ir Pl ' l ''' ' fiftieth and if, eonsegageet o Plaintiff . 1.. af.2114 llift 'lli I at Art i Viut" PI II / n * gi g al= thea , e ___ . I 4..• • W. tiolyt to Cot . it tfowo. This wit fro: 11111 W ' were tfideft l etkfin:MOilite:-rr " I° l' 4 '; inciiiiiiiia enaseitsence 'fiftieth, w gifp, the : 4- Thirti for letejLa_ ." . ilia* ' he„; 4,,, c ,_" 1 ' -......* ': polled ant callinf his terns} to i rtlintighl i 1 1 1 . 1 ,:tei n . 3 , 14 0r .'''= wd. i =r hil 41 ' - ' ' ..d o ~..... "410 4 lhttitiiiiii. Intl), witkilt Its: boil * i* iii4ii l to7 1 h Wise*. *Friodollsied ' 14 - I,' Zia ' 6' lei' ihe course or the scale whim* out o 'ef4oisOrti; varlnav lah:M 4 arteln h• WI it . 1114* Weep appoopched v and eventing, = • One shall wg a T i-Aud tw ,beep ' dia. that *lt ! ehnned by grie!tar i t,tioo . .. - itefittoe4lllit• . Ir ,p- but4a#4l 7 01 4 (0 the PficraA(oll . : biored, i tamer DM. , .• ' -. • .• • . 1 ?. '-',. i , r „imi *emai l dull " . jump. Imo Ito a .it kat alt - ' ). ' .."*.• -"I n(0404.4o light as a feijithei. V as tlit, i ' Asian oinned - sa' k ris" ' A. ... thi s was the Nary complained' ,I ' 1i ipipAasktill, ' - iii tiepal t ' being stit'heitiit Ma: fit' tbeLiii 1 . .'br M e.'`r *vt. , einipensation for twee. injney,,• . theep !fieriest", hear Deadry.. . ire fi f ., - d • ili rtif On tint part or, tiii„ Ovlsit - A m it . i V Is 'had- 01141101: ioa. filiiheide • 'it . i e, 3 that'much abovisolingtinge • had ' p that Obits' *3l'4 • Vill'e tkiiiiiiiiii ra , the' bre. ' 6 positaely stated Unit the dtdreE or eh . . .- ' • . . ... • . . . ..., . , . . . . ~. • . - ' - ' ' ' %, • • • . •-•••••,.. 4.ilinr"r.' .. ' , .. • • . ' I • Dyson to the ' stuff; i *rig nated in hh 1 owe • 4 T.. I abusive language, and.thar, - it we% contended , • • _l, ' .., tMy ►c MI. 1 the only acts off:violentettemthitft new hos e d . Al i , , Lteedr,F.s.Lieweleiteltisit having sinosiodAwn dir e ,i, 1 . lig in ' si, device; she )Jury found aiverdict , feeltheiVi t kok..•. s. .to ley Or+ ;Dasiageral.-4-Cests fie.' .: . .•:. -... .- „/„; •,7 \ :, Thanks (*the -; wzstic‘;,u.• ea lettintfthetilr't t• ; • • '. 1., he meritarloys • . This was an a etiem-teoecover. the peke et. 614. . t. rendered. t* sod the .question mai, .-wrisether - k Ann - 40 'course o f - the sound . /On this poise:thane was,. as iskestistl4 • : . ' causes, • much ton ttvgd ictory - tiv i &loco. •14 i- , : • `, '. int highly t ip. that the bottse.. wag a wery, bendeome•bit :yid togs i g e I; o f no INTon,, mil, and could Ann -170milei an-houtplerivis.hisdit t a - • . ployet in . ihtt . running Onrush ioLlimth of its forefeet: .01. - ..i,,,,, equesti o g that . The Jury . fintost theit veedict foolitilletntilittelde.: by the.. Co ... t the , price of the aninutli: - 414,1. ; - ..- ' .1.-,•,:f.. • 1 „i" • 're reaper,ll ,0 : . f .-..-...--_..... ,-. a . t IL . coin:limp et 1 • ;0011144Tascr.--sifseterdity IWlts. it -• L - ibe . . ly - barged with the iteilfulantisder of Elisitieedly . ' • your . • yliii undermeat a full examistationo , 4 .2 ... - . - 4 '-, ••••in , ity owl: is,kiej, George._Cortwoight, •Of • imittlillettster.44 s r ptiti'llielirty ES+ stated, that on Moodeyieshishstglito4tiliestlK .... rtan :of; j* . or , he was odaleined •-br the report :Ist •a pistol; ere' At land elfectaat romtistufions the drevrinvieem - lett. . the hilt i t .' British army saw tbedeoestsed, 'who was. a - Serflint in theti ` ligliness, they wounded, •wod.supported by 'Willialle•thiertat and datable Oselt servant. Therein* also a strute•siltt • • army to. main-, .sage, who proved to be the PrittorterAarthebirr :le • • o l ntineni, arid . • a pistol in his hand, which Mr. Cornieoleight reek ... s amongst the out of his band, and delivered the Prisoner inch" • &c. ! of the watniim ; • an. ' - : >TT. Speaker. ' Wm: Martin, servant to Thernsit:artwrig h t ' .•- , ~...*•-•: a 4 •1 1•11rk- .. of Lower ;Grosevener•otentif,-: Meted that 'a . I • **‘' ... --,::': laly , S;• 1814.. past ten /eclat& .on :Windily nightt 7tht •Prho . . - ':. dated pester- - • William HearrliollioS,-.11. to his isillter!", ' Of Thanks of and asked'(pr Elizabeth, 'wild ataritril** l lo. • - ''' *' y l s A rmy : f or bouse-•-•that be called •Insettllt ;the ftlititer; - ` . • '. ...•-; °natty , , lie d . went outside thedoer, aed4lnsostlitlfildialt4 .' I . . [ s i an [j rn ' n t s a g swards he.heard thereport Et altitid andh :-.• !? i'l is i n w hi c h th e sod geilg 'taut Of the P•viont he Mititihshtth ' 1 ' • entertains of innabn& tete the he 1 1 .9 4141611114 ' b i ihse• P"iania; a- r ' ,f t h e ofg esrs2 'under Wr right 'arm Isellitzeftleit heigeWn•tor - ~,; it of the: on , black, as if With guipwwite.e.' , •'. l lPlet i lPtheitiker l ag t h e oar . going towards Elitsabeth le LIMA iii11,:40,40.7bi1ikt•'...; • i opportunity •talsein into custody he recittiiii.4 - pOrisitsskii Vita oak notified.. Elizabeth, who wee in.*. iiiill 4111160441 MMe. .• ' itt llig . .: • iii n o on e n Zell). was directly•unditseeedi NSW iliterienrilge%•• . i t ne t omit. to she had a wound in the right beast. . - ;.••I 1, .an assurance Samuel 14tOrtee,trateliinte Atilltreatiplillimoir. re d A ns i Aber zerrsquave,- hearing the report Of I pistol, $ , , '. • 7 •., • , 31111nTi v corn- !MY of •i : Wtittthl.•!-wept to •14/. Clifintiahga: •$ , "•:*, , trr i uea I h aw sad secured : 4lw Prisoner. 'lnformant sild' .• ~ • '• ih r comman d iie iirott• here killed the young womitt, 4 • • .-- " ' 7 faiplied, ‘, lilts It - thee Ist Tee kiss bee tobil .. -- 4ttet , „ jeer the . ;Wm. Dein, - -of Pelt-street, Gr. , ... etlk•l : a tt r ib ute t h e, Constable of St. George's, iisnevemisverti.,...ststai Jae arrived, to he was on datt asConstable el •M i n ilrellt.t. • Id to cmtsider 'house,when the Prisoner wee firelight:ln thew, the% g. Gratified; upon whom informant found the • piatoi purls • ittd;sidusi es. ! tisped,/ which wits unloaded *the 'O4. ...hi* reils,: 3 the anz i eie . 1 ailbet said, in infororiantse beefing, 'list. hillid - ..•'' ' ton me to es . i she young *onion, ..ut thet , fte Ititi , hotlistefor the, .• 1 mid scestudif-litiPaa' h e hitolultd•to haveSibov 1. • the pit r i it i i ifht.pistof he found on thel'Osquet ..affiegirol4oi ... • . wry... sf,• to be the fellow -a the phial' - folsidifk.illiktitztl.i . . . 1 i ributed to - tb• ' , Fright's hail.' • ...'r... ~.. , .':: System, if so John freavizide, of Georgeletreet r Agielhk • - • .- ven t s o f th e surgeon, itateill p ~.,thet' on Motsdayl !il lair;'. ..' in the copal- I was sent for to attend a young eroeotilitt7. - ~-. , ,deasours .one wright's r , lo Groh 10er-street, acid, ,imi..ilitr'iteriell „c, w e ili ngt . 44 ',there he - found EAlsobeth. Ppoleiro eitoeif • ro h. -be t rip ! with a - sverso4 osrbir right . OhNiliesen . v ial,' . o d e so ster it y I , blood issued pro&seely, and w.hicits / eittastattntithistS.',..• p ow, o f t h 4 I appeared' to lost ' OCcesioned *. by ...pistol; that .... he attended' ker!litetil Sonday.l.st, isttee.ihe Md; • or r i - p.pbig. - that he eatractesfit' greet emitilier of shot•YrOas.l%.• • .. . • ' l iver, and also fillditthe•oittentAM; the contents Of the • pistol having peoetrateitit*i'thWhenly, and.thit - the • • P. saicrwoind which was • riseeived between thellth and f/th Alison the right sidirittilsivhiody • was the CS* of ' 14. , , . the &Mk of thodetaised:' .• ' ' .. ' • ... ' .ping go*: .The.Prisauer waiiiannittigr `. • ' . • '‘''''' ." 1 great length ._ - . The aria . .. . . • htAtititiON'titiV e ll .. • - ''''.‘ -• kit public sit- Wir P.36ftS:; .- GOSS and Co:.tts• eitslailliwasitirreit . • .0 4 ali o n if . „ 4,xf... d tha , ti. d bro-rireic r ed•r•tkw • Ale ..: ,egir vow it rose . tOnA: I l Orm Y ase cv iii s s e ardt *Veit! ... . 14. ' ' s . ••;'' •• , i iie, Atm' ft-1 2 1 4 1 . , I prevent, that ieestirmable ~ . - - --• . - Fellefly-' TIM .44. .111,rxt 1 id two ,kf I Ocelot -golden? tree .. . ' - rs"," ' *Of 4114 Renee of . the i *abaci's.% asiesbet •7 . , IP sit tll the ' th e llag lirre a r A t triac i troar onl y b . ' 11:** .'" . ' " 11 frai l' ° ! 4l / 1 ...' sir kd not Ctllle 1 r i s fich r og ie t o itelitji,oliretim of * ; , • . . , Jatidi• ..- • • .11nosei‘atiiisersiaisal, or ' r - • Vie the OttellY•Of the *Ws . - , '. < • '''' 1 94,44 4-040 0/ CLofirair 14. r•N ftw4 'Tel /wthe ii -•' h*P*l ll Telfite'Aitts r olier a Mid , ' • r. . To . doge,' who; fen* : - - etstiejOilete Alt premoted es: es to* a n as. seginli isteillll l, l ll, 4 • ' 11.11/4111sallard tearetevelitli,litnelt. : Plaintiff IC e jn er e °Cir et=V ie i• s i tn . nmi tt i*Maie lr C!lll4".ktil'i ts 4 P+,! i 1? .1 . , 1; f fity A V, .! t o a pe r s o n., other Practitioners that by a ititiseitogestihaa. «meth" GI qu 64 twr . • thei c ,e ,,:n. ,.. , ....,,,0 a mattidtwer Vigdmealtd4O l / 4 1liglee. :. ~. in. Motrder, freq uently . , enkorer t ett. in a titV ,'.' ;,- altirlielt hieTtirett of '' ' tine, Mid eve selitheirmil . 111,1 0 011101 t te ; if w hi c h a nod ionnevending . nunfe r t7 - iieTroann. i• - .. Ai* dically rentosed, witkoot restraint in diet or e' • ' 1 WON it, in COMP- _STRICTURES of the Urethra rind Gleetisir: .. thl t removed to I avec.nailed to rave in a short period" wistemi.betrhaf ' • ' at MS , k7" ' I . l l l 4act a c h n ir ot •• d j a v o t r i r i i , aui seve e ra lfers .en ot, the Atstdou , , .wi it Mime, hflifgh reopetethility, OR , , 'of 1 who have bee n cured in a very short period,- AM buying is" -: 'A u k bOnredsoder strictures for many years. • •*, , - rwlbtrtied - remales.' whose expectations of thkte t • 1 • : 1 " 1 1 144 - ;Bledsoe of conni th ial happinest /lore beta defeated, k 104 6414 lit teld . itktpteconed- be a pleasitte reflection to knew. that by a proper peneverefits i n th e f ront in their remedies, the general health is renovated, and She __ _ potencies removed. Saf : • • ~ , • • ''''' ' .eellgell *on p .- eat. and Co: ealrinsiVely robing. the ewe of three litillitts- hating partkulnr compleatts, in order that they may not brimfull . prevent this by a mistaken few, with the obloisty SIP Ju,fly attached. to the tenortuit empiric, think it , but justice to themselves to •,toder sespended a that they have been properly editcated and initiated intOever? A nn nem ." brunch of the protessitat (certificates of • hieb. from venom* 7 4..in ;;; - as of .. I r r i ttig i sgt v te e st t i o in. co nals from the *hest profewsiooal autith• it twiner any enquirer). That a resideart !til. •Ott the in.the warmer hviniqphere of our eastern amid. as. well ns lor ;„„A th . i nn._ Oilier 'raw eraboideos th em to assert. that their researches - Cii. g ht Zia d irect- i h :se vi s i : g re t i e jtial; ll • 6 ; te rti s :v d n i a a n s i: a ma tr e e t"„; enu eso nt Z tled i b.ur o illeY " bill ' ever, he ire- debibuoing effects. of a life passed 'ger the Y tareidsase.• Zak eeted eatt er further, , that o b r ay . ing *had oppartuoiticejn th eir prof enigma' . c le - i N and OP Ol• p acif y , itua ah r it i s e i rse i Ur i *ma i ti . mftte perso ns o niti r i sty as" athr w ai lih t the eau ( t . ;te nm t s te7S andadin the IntrrrinUi,,s4 ifit i edirgt - tor 1 lb* litesuitoess mittelos, trove- thit p laintiff gene r n e d, vra v ei tal t ris Kit iairc t ec h l e:, l e be p A m t i vi t t he ti r t i e practice, nf t l e ttl ifAldr , tted• in salute a. fair ivresod, for the , efspritedented l e l tmlideece eh* which th ey have, by the public, beer he liberally,bniteered.. „ s effort ; M rs. e in , the not , c litio nont . r m y a a ene re r re o st r amied imnit, to esousi stase air the u ptirl ispesimeal iestar• blase of her ot P tie d iv en eas t. • the, „PICO", for advice snot medicipes. and then:media will busbies or ra,fitr , _. warded to only part of the kingdom. 6 igigeh: itff: To be rotaalitid sit their Mese doily (Perlman 113. ar 4 1_,_,. 4 . past,pol) by •pa4leats of citites, sat o , with heettrYs drur"'w kat ! . ta . 04 e h t r : tuit4 attention. . • - • t•CO.ltoggeest 13 Botteteletettelolol was brought. "Z s ' ! I' si k- Inc :' • ' • - - • to not darned • ... . 4il - • .. • '. - ''' r i - : i hut it wee -3--7 -I— -• •• L l A d‘ii - I / ' ' NOM: v eiOtieii and .Piht4l4lo4l4hAY-t4t -0 0"' ken by Mrs. 141/ • ..' svayssauta Orme, 117. nett . :sweet. , . . : • . .. •