The Statesman. — London, England, 1815-04-27 00:00:00

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Head .1 • IMPEftlit pi :' .. 4 : .; ' , 4 , ' ' •,/,, . . , THEATRI ROYAL. DRURY-LANK. • . . . T H I S prelleld 'EVENING, April 27, "'their 'W - IN.N, SNOW-HILL, LONHON, would Contend drat therivaianylitlngimpiaricahle • ' ' t c sh a oi t s. i f o t ti thereh o e f thib regulation to the balances •• - -- s r 41*.th...*: . ,e1.91111 Perf".flo . The best Aceesiesodation foe Travellers, geed • ... 1111 11 111"..." '., • .. ..,, . • • 5:11110111dk of f beEnag!raeltil r ; t s io ut i l i Pr of f"i the ided ir ~..00r ‘.....'"' ' , THE UNKNOWN GUEST. Liquors, and mode ra te Charges. B4ll ' elluice 'l4 ' fSt emeinel ' ' were HO fi ll/S ri lg istr O beard F LOt i t a ll)S; ffig - case Alwilli ,s sa r J. se. 40 . 6 - in r. I ato il l i t l i t t a il h g e r:fi PPt a ith ad i • • mis•w•-; Tii Which will he rvlded. The following Post Coosehes, Mail Coaches, &c. set oat from The fmnber e C ite lta ct rge w f oo or id .th be e m to aes p ageose rodise t e st a li of ri t ng he o pub bet lic w d ite e n bt 5. a ttr n e d •• • 4 .. ..T' I -..v I" • WAYS AND WEANS. .. the Saracen'. tread Inn. Mistvw-M11:- TIMM!' DGE. !lases. Sootholl, mod Hanwell New Post. I 61111.114 Bit AelliliSellin erscot i ll t re P t7 Pral."s?fieae l r e l v l r e ryu .:7l : 4 l: /' l ° L was othei ret a o .. P " d u l r l e4he r S : : 0 : 111' h ar eakl:: :: at -. /134.144°°r 2_,Y . II • ,0001 . : per annum, Wiligfl Was (Val to the int,* 7 ...„ nr e.nii, Richard the Second, and Past Pm *Whack. Coach, Alteration, at Four o'Cli•ek. p ean dfi seki/la l i me ) .. WEI' mount Union Comb. Four In.ides. through Dor. Th e . -' !till - t he - -arm. hod read a Stet 15.14.• i , : ; -eri!4t, The Wheet of Follow ; their coecerreace in the Anseadaiests made by the ans uae , ,e .wi er th res pii'li - Itiats of 10,1416 mm, still looting an ample 1 1 L....s . . , Chester, ,Blindford. Salisbury. and Andover , every aftentoon. . . arrives at Weynionth nett day, at Ohre; where the Pack t . .- ..., 1 , ri to he opened erbalt part Ilia o'cloel4 to be- mil as Wednesday end Itatsrdny Afterooon. at I••tve,.to Galin! ' 1 " 111 1 ,4 ... Al Illm*lllloirance to the Bank of' England. He ' .• l .. Solicitor for the Earl of Rombeery's Rill or Hiram.. na g .. 11141441 10 di o d e to one • •otberpoint, l a te slaterinent of 1 , ,• ...t pla ris. I . sey mid Jersey, front whence th ere is a regolir ronveynare to ' p.,..,.. is * cm .' p r i ce o b . sit-pit, S t , 6 4 1. : s e e me d Cherhorgla mod St. Mathes. The reed from Clserhorgh to Paris. ' aa- alliffialmi al lb' ►IM"' no / g "`"" 141.11 " .4 1/4" after ' wet* gsmi• • the ltictiiitedf the Bank of England, clerks ble'llif h • r ... , 2,.. Lower Gallery.' SILN• Second Price, h.-Upper is the most delightful and she <homiest io Frame. 1 ...11mmairy, he had reason to believe that the t'oeillem of me- f • ' v.-• _1- ~., b.; Second Pelee , IL BRIGHTON New Elegant Pet Conch . r ime I m m o , „„s y , ; betty. I. esfoltaay with Sir H. Mildmay, e m ba r k e d at Ned-.. " ( r ot s two trantactimm which • they carried on for the' ..i . every inorninent Nine o'Clisek, throreh Crawley, 'lnside, die. ! bb"alis fir lehltee. ohthe 17th November, mid that they were PIM_ l ie or iii •It from the docuntents on ill. tehiort ••1 . • ..., ___ _ The nt t•'. it at Dtrro , Dorehriter.. nod Manclforst U I t THEATRE-ROYAL; tOVENT:OARIJEN: 'llD all w la ihr tim mit illia llia rland Of * the LORD CtI m iNCELLOIt it ores: • Afl a. 4 the llti llit 16111'.."1------ "4.** Postomach. every Afternoon'. Carries Four lsiari. b er ta t ty:co s erat ire • 014 - 10 that ertredt' rota the circeiitien of (wait' • s T II 1 i present RVEISTING, - .April 27, will Lt V Ettl'OOL Post Coach, to corn four timid's. sets witi, -614erea ' *ma ` " "1/1"11 be deemed a nd service. • !lift for regulatiog Measures was read a third time and .. I_, Otipti.... TllO lIMOSItiCcif . thilt ealeulation at. limit pets . • t_ . he performed. every Mo ra ine, throng's . Lniterworth. higa Omer, flinekleo, l. , - - a Alberstrine. I:immoral, Litchfield, Uilestimrit, Noethamptua r : owed . . . . • TH E STRANZER. .. e . ' a The Stranger, lir. Kembles Mrs. Haller, Mira O'Neill. and !limitable. Arrives at I.iverpool next Aftensomm. gam”,11011 RO4 1114 thatt • 3l millions; but howasetratie - a..0 EXETER, Ph mouth, Wi ninu th, D orc h esiet, F almouth, - !llte Irish Treasury Dills Bill, alba the Bank Restricti on Bill, that theaMourit • blur been - reduced. fie• was eutt;\ , :'.l . ~ i To which will Ise added. ' Dartrsoufh. Mod Salisbury, New Past Crotch, e very M oroi We* dimajb respective Committees. however,' giving an etaggerated - statebteet, Vibes be •‘?: ..• The New Comic Opera. called at half-past Sin o'Clock , with a Gamed, through limmiton. Ax - Lord i fil .LI.E gave 'splice,: that on Monday he woult*lisf fixe d ' I JOHN OF PARIS. ' &toter. Briton., Hiandford. Basingstoke tend Bsitot. '*l 0 0 111 14,remillag of the County Rate Bill.-AdjuurM a• •• the storage et 27 Millions. 'No 'ttok Of Income' • BOSTON, Spalding, Peteibortmagh, Stilton, and Hunting- _. ~ ....:."•••• .. I from this source at 1,390,0001. The eeittieed erf bob' i To-morrow, Comas, Theßee-Plive, and &mbar'. don. New Royal Mail Coach, sets out every Evesiiiag. Coaches . • _ • HOUSE OF COMMONS,: •••••'•' j.. . come Westin, balances in the hands of thin Hatst. •' - • - . I I ii-ses. 71. s brood Pries 31. W.- Plc . Ss. rid.: Second from Boston ", B Pilsha, LoMh. Grimsby, aull Hull. • The amount in IBU7, was 11,506 0001. .(lestecting • .1-.4 r•,-., e-.-Lower Gallery. Si. i Secoad Price, ls.-Upper LIVERPOOL, Warrington, Kounford, Stone, mid latch. NIr s ."' " wwOTVESLEY brought in a Bill to 'figure the' Air. $ _ • ,:: three millions, but to the • poidie • withoot .anteresyt or .. 6, rot, li.t Stetted Price, fed. geld, Post Coach, called, The Rispedttine. every Ines* IS Five o'Clock, to the Saracen's blead law Dalellreds chasms of Lands , &c. tind.a. Iterrees of Con:ago( Equity,whlch h ' t ere remain . 1, momo iras read riase a first time. and ordered to bearaid a seeped time on • r em aine d in - their h an d s 8,500,0001. The pr05; 0 .. . " ; - .4 k A Private 801 May he had nightly, un application to Mr. t; .14. n. at the Basmaice. pool. (;narded !boor Anal. • , • Liver - and 13R tfiToL Fl yliii'llini Mutates., flomigh Chip- from e Bank of Enr e laed, presented an account fit from this Eli 425'°°01• seat. and . printed. a . The third head was that `'; which they Welt' paid for mainline the pubriculeht. .' •L P ' s '.. ; , i - 7 1 . 11 L CONSTI fUTION SUNDAY PiEWSPAPER, 1 penham, Caine. nod Morn:swami', many Afteranoo ; arrive ut ' 64 ,111 , k ; (.. ' IS Mr. May's, the Greyhound inn, Bath, mad the London Tavern, ..... A '7 /64 ` . °I. snall 'ig iq F 1 * Pu blle Debi is the Years 4792 1 and the years 190, and Mi. He had already-itated this at 267,0001. to *slog ~ , 1 . "*-•: I • Price Sixpence lialfpesey. , Thomas -street, and the Swan Bristol, nest Moniing.-Coaches l !"' ..(illo .'' aerstch Jury Bill. as (metaled by the Lorda,wasagreed to , must be added an allowance for a hoes* of *Meta. 01 iv rrn CONSTITUTION is one of the largest l l ° Wells, Bridgewater, Taunton; &e. Mr. HUSK ISSON oMained !casco) bring iu a Bill to mime did not know the meaning, of 40001 miking he •ialt", - • ,- , LEEDS New Light Coach, rolled, The Rockingham. sets . .- . Palaces ptibliabed, and is conducted upon independent the Su rv e yor of his Majesty's Woods to sell or let certain of - ~. out every Monsiog as ball-past Seven to'Clocki cairns; If • 'J - pr oeiple-. It ssextresnely well caltulated lb please such cis d 0271,0001. The 4th Malt, eontistitro of intyri.iit paid Insides ooly, and goes remarkahlt e 89) with n . Giined thraugh. Car Crow n la n d.' a. • - , • p eeve Daily Papers, as it embraees a variety of sub- exi . p b „,,, A rn o, s uw if „.d. N ewar k it t 4,,,,d. 1 ) ,,,,,,, er: . Sir GEORGE CLERK moved for leave tabrinia • Blll'for b y the public to the Illgoli,tamount e. ed to 330,000 t... • . • ' f Is 4 i, al.(' Will be found to crodain the solattance of the Weekly and Ferrybridge to the Golden Lion tents nest Dov at Nom. the hatter preservation of Game io Scrod asd The . s ti . . , . c . ..• ' afterwards brought in. ret ail a first time, and ordered th ß he a! trod • r il e amount from all Ibillel laureate was 2,376,0001. ars, more especially all lkintesaic Orcurrences, which, since N otwithstrintling i the usworsituon es lie Ilion ot this midi, al IS a seems, time so f a o , dae • .- . .0 t.• terminatioa of the war with France and America, have be- allowed to he the roost agieeatsle and complete Public Cam 1 nest, and printed. Mr, COOPER. mown( the appointment of a Committee to • Ile had confined, hiinself to thosaistarcer of income,' -, r ,:ie hied% itsterestitg. •The Octet& of Saturday night from . mice on the North Road, heitig unequalled in AcessasmodaT: I either derivable from the public, drit.ppearing in tab I ..aong feature in the Paper, and Tuesday's tra:rite Is likes a f am , „a re ,. "••,,,,' =re into the Presentateuts of Grand Juries in lrelaud, laid . . papers befog the House, without , iheg ,referencie to , • 1. r,epren. 1 KENDAL , Lancaster, Preston Kirby - Lansdale . Balton . ' the 11°Me ' . I 11114 V. FITZGERA LD thought this was a subject which ' their pirivitei'business. The Hon.' • Glansts eeniluded • ' The tlnearrrealob may h- had of all the News Venders II . Charley, Oratskb k, mid Giosinng ' Pus( Coaches, e'er", Afore- 'II - mot to have been taken Siearlier. . • .. • Uses, and it will be forwarded to any part of the United Kies- . mann, ist Five n'Clock. Guarani. I With avowing for a series of Accoobta i litem '1,1107 up . • • -Mr ig . HORNER. concurred in - this opinin .. non Sunday, by traasinitting Orders to the Office, No. 87, ' GLASGOW, laingtown, Gretna-Green, Annan, Dumfries. . • .4. - e ;NSO ' booed die Vormultiee n Wou!d consist in part to - the present period, alibiing t o UM sabiee ''' M about . -•:'. • . ;.•a-street. Browerhill. Thornhill , Siteireihnr-Kiln, Ctitiousek, Kineswell """' P , ' .. G ent NlY • s Al 91 . E 41111.11 Innen. . ! alluded to. . , ... ______ .___ _ ii , Aar. male farther dianindon between Mr. Abercrombie, !.• The CHANCELLOR 'of the Excarattltilt A. S ['SING 191E1'. YORK, Newland!, and Etboburgli, new Couch, performed m e.thorr, _Mr. Horner ( wh o proposed a Select Conamitteee), I a ril S IIE COCOA, prepared from the Nut of the ' with as (hoard throe 'lout sets nut every g , Mier uing nt half - past ', ~.e. r .. a fithgerald om• the suggestion of the Speaker the 'was disposed to coincide in the Motion. • The 'Moth s, the,mosi eminent : r i t a ll e. , : n Ot N tr , lt o. , si t:: lie t e va h oL s liz a a l rk 4 Retfo i r li d, a T n ad d c orr asie w r, •e lla k r I ahal"-Tim wa s left io „ nod ' ever fer 40 _ 12arr a w. . . • . It Sim-intros Tree, so highly extolled by . "Gent.'s stateMent of the profit of the Bank was eze,•* . ) ~. ig 7 1., dans MI the Continent, and in this (ma t ey, for its 'mai • i ",,,,,,,' •h 1. fa t: ! arP f e ' .. I _, ~__"- I Me. LUSHINGTON moved the Order °fake itay r p e o ex i i i ag s e aggerated; he had not allowed for a akar 'sego . j.' Y..0r,.1 • f . ~q, and cornrow.. qualities (as superior to the Diet Itriok, t • --- " rs thiding I """ e ` e " 4 " ed """ the ten " ""' i 11110910110111141109 if SuPPIY. tad tbe Parts* If post , issuriwy mstv re,' what time they please, and then proceed so . at ...a-. other vegetable al eruaine) in cases of weakness of the ; " Admit any - add444 „ nrfi . fare , J. ehirh , th e mach swan ca. lln Favesus -- ' - 'iy neat. • charges. With respect to the analogy contended foto( a _ Mr. WH IT lilt EA!) wished to know 'rhea the a ddi t i onal • I .... a. .. seas, eruporso of the skin scrofula, and - other cunalitutiotail , ney , stie ,„ . yOrk, rum Coures to Sunderlond, Hall, Sews ' Istni , .in the case of unclaimed divide:ills,. it , did .iot held. -.,.. ii...,,,,... avant fee Lord Nelson's Wide was to be proposed ? Ite' wait % • .'..• rely 's, Whitby , and other Places. i• • . US Sold by Wilson , Grocer, 39, Strand. ISIIII)GENORTti and Weisel new Post Coach, everY i mire ell mare eisswiner I *at such aoaddititiatalpaat was MI. The- amount of such dividendi might be called dead ••r . .34 to Of whom may he Isiol, Ereivisig. . .. 1.- i reforeahrY I 49410, bikred *hilt Hie iikooe hOuid 11 4 be "Ikea by . cash, .and could, by no arrangement, betome-Ilia:'• 1 •t -- The PREPARED CARItACCO COCOA. which being c 4 14/.1 sic. pcaeith. gull whilebaven p i cam. h - simpe i, e , I t em a i l b e beige,: at „ nee 4 „ fix a day. . • ilroperty Of the Bank. . Government were the sup. .. :...m.: at ii e,ive.i of its oily inistrer. sits much lighier on the stoutoen, 91,n through litr : ttossmaileseave observations an answer . , but in a lone with Four llorsev and a Guard all the way, , - -,-... la a 4-,11 7 rd 4 more 'audition,' than Cbocutate or any other pit-' 444- of otce ismodible the Galle.ry Brough. A pisteto ; , Oreltabridge Riehmoodi Catteriek. Flos ' in r - ' ' posted general Iteirs ioalt..sechcaseci whatever brat , . .... •, p., hen or toe (;orrui Nqi. roughbridge, Wohnby. A herfoni, DooniMer, and Grantham . . RANK OF' ENGLAND. ' . i ills claimant. up; cousidered to belong to the pub* ' a m i - - oh 9. sir.,tirl. . (Ow nearest way by eighteen wits!. sets 1 , 14 every Morml. -_ _. - • - • • --- _. am iwafirms the jiairwy with the greaten facility. paa.etwels Mfr. Glt EN FF.L.L underetood, that the proslue--' it . large, 11 1 1 1 1 11 E. BOTANIC EiSENCE, of Exhilarating detallicel on the Road to; bushiest' or pleb's'', here see tu ff ! lion of the Papers, which he had moved for on aler.. l , - Mr. - PtiNSONBY., „ . sekahe • • -•-• • • • • ,-al a , ~dill(, s oy, wholesale, retail, and for exportation, by advantage of th eir swats Isekg iseearelkissekeicsi e f glirG u r jimear44lkiste,-reireeflinrlliteliatriltsegllPTairallro. - nritt taken platot-Irow dor tweraiderel If I'.. Phillips Eady, 5, kicinsid.meeet, subs', Leircitlet-olitattes ---:%vA T ILEFIELD Pees Cooet, every reendeg, es • . 'Pr tie, in the hands of the flank of England, would no ' had Won atoicipat .by4siso from their approieffami. ,-• L.J. ,.4, Su o .hock. i til . 1 * e Esonme of these bidders potters Is found. SUN', ER LAND, Stockton, mid Yam, New coeehi even 1 longer be opposed by the Right lion. Gent. sit.. • One another in point of numbers on the late v01r.w..,..vs , :-,'.., inn( rulegili -ease and quells the horning *mind ; . Morning, 1., the George I ssss s Suuderlsmd. Ile did not feel it necessary at present is enter at • Hedid dot think that for a long time a.motiossiMl47, It t i This Cordial lift• the fainting bead on high, raoe---- ' h. every Aftettaiht . . aldirded • • 1 - • • MANCHESTER, Winslow Continuo, Newcastle, Wake% • .• ' easy great length into d ie subject ; but he'tnaptd the beet( broaghcforwardso likely to produce solid be.. II Snmittris the fluttering nerve, which enes 7 tl the anxious sigh. 111 0_ I t ob'ethaalPtoill Port . . .. ni at IN tillAM Mercury Peacembeh4 with .iresuard, sets : House would indulge hum a very few minifies while rieht to the public. lie ,hoped it would,be understood `• 4 - • ,i,'"' Th e various 14 1 ,,,k n e...5e peculiar to the fair set Celle Mime- d„.l.l), undo tare limier iii, this a„tormive: flinty Ladies af nut every Al:erhonn, and reaches Birmingham vest day airwave . . ; 151 ' • ' by Orford, Easton, and Shipstune. 10 ihe So he submitted one or tw o observations t 9 them. It that there was no disposition if/ infriage.the agog . , • • -, 1 1. Loki's,' and respertabiaty have found it to be lite bee Medical Ball-street , ‘4 ,.... 4 7 - • race l.' 6 bed been stated the other night, by the thanrellor.: meet aeleally subsisting between Government al+, ~. • ,• . • ~.." appet.dage to th e toilet they ever 'net - with for recruiting the de- Head , ---- - ' Birming h am. In cord 11 :•. di4sillaillne. the near)-acne, dulness, languor, and, fk -. e.• For the e. , ,ovenieare of penons residing at the west c ad' 'of the Exitheqner, that by far the greatest proportion-; the flank; but he hoped it wo uld be underittioll stact•••:-........ • Cif the town, Passovers old Ferrets are hooked for, all the. - ihoing away raelanchiely ;It givet comfort and strength to the of-the Balances in the bands of the Bank of that no new agreement would be _entered into. till. i i . . s- - ~.•' • oak 4. _,,,,a . . above Coaches. at Reichard • Coach Office, New White England . , Publicw-.. e . id • • be _ , Said io bottles of as. 6.1. 11$. anti in large 'moles of 20. r. Hone teller, rim:cuddly. - found, •on examination, to be ' the:House had au opportunity of Odhoiitering dim . • .. , ''' . , . For Meets-cm of this Medicine see the '• 'Theo:among Roos," ' _. -.• derived ' from the Coasolidated Fund , and that they Papers. . . DEBILITY, &r. . . . e. g..la b e si memoo d, aleel e , mi d Jotirs • Pa , einomer•row ; and were t h ere fore beyond the centre:A of the Public. I Mr.MELLISFUIiad voted apinst t h e produetiow . • :f , .."'• • . ail Booksellers in the It log-dom. and may be had ar above. Visileol7llAGED by the uniform success at- A . 4 teatime the pecuflar nsethod of Treatment in the cure of To this doctrine, if by the ColltrOUL of the Public of the accounts, only because he thought it'anjest . .:`,... . • . -I HINTS ON THE EFFICACY AND VIRTUES OF SO- a few prevalent Gonplaints. which has been confirmed by 'he. was • Meant the controul of :the Executive Govern- ',, and unfair that tbstAcrgassediteclatemviloreiv.last, f, . us toatos'a CELEBRATED CORD fAI. 04]LM OE GI- esPerienee of moo, year.. in a large and eatearive practice-- meat, he cordially ;seceded. . But it would not be .by which the peldli (Mitt was pledged, ilboldirber lit '' 1 we LEAD. ' . semible also, of the happy effeetts resulting to the Public from I . • • Mettle:lt Melt confining their fllletilitltt We certain class of 1... e. .. „, contended for by the Right lion Gen t . that the pab.lani i iota disturbed. . . ' . • as FrIIIS inestimable Medicine having risen in re- rates, Messrs. GOSS and CO. Members of ;no Royal Cal. t i c meoies emanating from the Public, and oom;lit I r. PETER , MOOl/E said it was a *masa prapa•••' 1 ,-• . , . & p o se t o th e very pimmele of root., it I. now universally. lege of Surgeons it: L•nideni, continue to direct their studies to signed in the Ranh of England as the Bankers of !Pious proposition that the poblic•sita,44 be atlietl: '. tr,ortm to for Its benign and health-melamine qualitit•s in rash thine iiiorders ttre,iug from a secret destructive habit of is- !l are:Aiwa mai renociation. Some, lieu Daps, unacquainten considerate Youth, which not only seem:ions as sionieram, train p out of the con row o the Public, were oleo laced t I.f• I to pay the think* interest for.thiei million. leot fp' • , . .. iiiii "hi' ti• curtsies, not luitrine pe,tiwil that ititere.tute, " (hiude to of Nereus'. Affections, but alma. entails on its votaries all the the Hoose itself. He would allude to a. particular I them out of their own money r and leave a•balenee of .. 4, t l / 2 111." (which lowa be but few imleeill. maNi be indur•tt to enervating intherilitin of old age. In that sli*srei,ific nine of instance et the exercise of this Controul by the ; Once millions besides. Such a doctrine did net .suit • hell t 4 k.o,:ii i. she Balm of Gilead fit for ?- What complaint dire!: Debility sir Detiri en c,, whether the corialiteure of mingli bane- .., o toe--re m o wer ihiv it will be neves-4r%. to fat habits, exrr,sive thinking, long re i bl e is ee is h o t c 0„,, A ,., H ouse;--he meant, in tho•case of the money depn. the present times, when all Classes were borne down ,- -of air any oiler rause, lay ii 'itch the power: of she constitotints sited in the hands of th e 'Bank for the payment or ,by 'the weight of taxes. The Honourable Gentleman . ... N Hold up the Mirror to Nalurr." . I of heconse eefeehled, let regularly eiluesacd Surgeons of londnv- Ili t!irse who are affi•ried in th e following manner reflect on they offer a firm, .air, and speedy restoration to sound a - 4 - 4 the Public Dividends. In 1791, Mr. Pitt haring , then went into the consideration of the audit of fits ~ the re 1 . .111.1` that produced surts haNstelL 111)011 the '• Wi11t11,41.4%• tip. VipleglNl betaltb. reason to think that there was a great accumulation I public accounts for which 60,0001. was paid, with. .. tell ;••ii... nod powers of lifer"-disordered stomrsch. (Iry ilnigh, Where an eiley application is made for the Cure of a Cer. in the hands of 'the Bank of England of unclaimed • oat preventing aoaccumulation of the unaudited cc- ‘.i-tkin•-• in the Voice. hisaramess. shortneto of breuilm . nitim the t w in liarmrder, frequently contracted i n a . moment of inelirie- • the. . • i ...,, • xerriw, and ref,' satn.ii of the whole syoein • rho.e at ty, the "indication 0 enter:illy completed in the short space of Dividends, mul e a claim for a portion of them in I counts. . , :all. N.1...1 Nl.h linirne•s, tangos, of 'the eyes, weakness of sight sir two days, mid in the male udyrotred slid inveterate stages of the name of the Public. This claim was resisted by i Mr. MANNING said a few words upon the se.. . i, far- '''"...1 , .. shoula take time to coosider Linumentv's arivirve. that Vetiereal li:teeth's', characterised by a variety of painful nod '. saint i• the important period All' f4trettlif a robst.t rorr.tito- distrrrsiog ssmpteins, a prrwrerance in their plan (without re- , the Bank . the Bank ar a breach of faith with the public coe d: - : eerily the Bank possessed in an Act of Parliaailier ~,,.... . . ' • : which pledged the faith of the House. th e t. , , ,- mid that i• iiiil!.ll,E 14 111 he dreaded so math a% prem.,- straint in diet or exercise) will ensure to time p a us e s' ti pe rm:men u tor. But Mr. Pitt had the firmness to persist ; iit turrrwe-s.“ The foundation of a happy mad age i- ii good eon- and radical cure. were obliged to give way, and 500,0001. were then 1 To • question from Mr. PO NtiONBY, the Clilffillk,,- dies •on 4, is yellows trionelaiire and moderation t o ;; ; ; 1 1 age an. IrS e Di.ense. of the Urethra, as frequently connected taken from the funds in the hands of the Bank, and CELLOR of the EXCH EQUER said, that.elolollllll/11.., owP* 41 • 1 •• luseev old ner• Nikibleg eau be better described with, or arising from the above COmplainl , ha ve too escaped , . i -•i, a ININ1441• words of Armstrong I their attention ; Ivy an infialiblennd improved plun, th e y tweet" I appl i ed to the public service. In 1798 a similar ar- he should not inconvience the public terries .117 ... abled to remove obstionie farms and Strictures, whether 1 g into ' ur ---...._--s• Fib/ Willi of ti m ely care , . 1 ratigement. took - place, by Which 500,0001. were ; enteris any negnciations wiiill'll ll 4l . .telilis ' . • ••.'. • recent or of long duration, o Winn( resorting to she painful ~. d 're the House timely notialliiir ant ling Niiii,,,n, have died of 'medicable grounds." and dangerous use of the Catvtlie Bougie. Many instance...tan he again applied to the public service. After he had shoal r Toy . . • ..,.. , A ping rir•iii ., ,,,. these, then, itii. beating Ralm• is Nisimlsle. Com- adduced of yens inveterate cases, of seve ra l years continuance. stated this, he Could not see that there was any thing i arrangement. • . . - linen , ielded to their methad ion few days after Ilse cure had ine d l'lan-aitled soder the ceaseless appellation of Nervona mid ig . . ? Ito preclude the Legislature from making itty is- 1 M r. , BARING expressed his wish A1it..,...-•the act tne.,,,,,,i... are its proper climax-the one it st ill eradicate ; been attempted by other Prneretiotiers without erect ; and t Sessioau• • r 15. Ill , oater a ill be weed by its laattehre. Th." (talus or Diteati t such ha% been the agreeable result of a practice of 14 years, 1 cangeeseet respecting the p money • elite in the hands should have been introduced during the nez He • edthat M G f 11' *I e complain r. ren e s statements eye .„ I lls nolored'lice !that she innate of treatment has Leo, in sine tingle itistancre, ever i of sr- ~ ? . mute good is this country than any medirioe since ~. '''''.fill , lllim i of a llaieria Medico. It earache- Iht blow' with. proved abortive, during whir); prriail many I Homo, permits i„,„ fro. the Consolidated • Fund, or any other exaggerated. . . -..- •,,,, imbibing it 1 braces without roisialating too violently the ,of Roth Sexes have experiemed the tailu% mesa of (riving been , '''h • - • He bad been asked a ll e t a he Governor of the ; Lord. A. HAMILTON supported the random - • itee , vti..11..i leen g flees and dishor th ess the viscera and other isn- , perfectly cored. after severe and injurious methods hail bees ! source.., . . 110; 1 g , r.• .to found .on the : Mr. MARRYAT thought it the dory o( the/lousts mie, , ...i.,- , resolve,. ibtritruetieurs, and throw. oil viscid : persevered in to no purpose. • ' Bank, what measure - he int .. ; T l' • 1 h O.i N ~,,,,,,,,ir , I ~,,,,,4 0, ,,,, t h,. /men d hal l o, trod bump; hock . O Marr i ed •rrna es, v ~s e expectations .of those trader •to take care that the Government did not enter into a stion if the H ouse should g r ant them ) nil a 16 '1 , 4.4-atm fibres to their natural and healthy tone ; :.• it is Kl e ed i 4es of cminon•al happiness have been defeated, it may ' also }'epee ' s In . I te s • . • engagements with the Bank. . • J r fnit•ii , lt (.. produce , in a comileashie degree, all or any a pleasing reflection to know, that by a proper pereivernote oelt would be a sufficient answer if he were to say, that i d isa d vantageous . ~. is their renled•es, the general health is reauvated, and the ha- ' t 7.•'''''"' 'tree's, so it must, under certain modifientioas and re- nt) . . . • - tirkcii. 11.• adapted for the cure of every species of pediments removed. if it walla be premature, if not presumptuous in him, • Mr..GRF:NFM, shortly replied, denying that ugly air , equally ; Mgrs. Goss and Co. exclusively professing the cove of them he were to stale whatbe mien todo .with use that 'plaart. in that II e not, be •ma ked pa N . ,. ~,,,14.;,,,„ h,, 4 b ees enesausnialy Soiree-Ail with young particular tom s , ,cooleri y army r pets or is . bef a exami ing them alit if the amount of now subsisting with-the Bank. He admitted that the - l'spls. who have the ar 'loco hod Mr of old age t who are hy a mistaken few, with the obloquy so justly attached to the Ba lances . n . espences of the establishment of the Bank were to be . .• Val. , , r y ern i nme. I ho. sapid, rill e „,.„ i m b ec il e 4 abuse ignorant empiric, think it hut justice to themselves to state, 1 the bands of gm Bask wore now what they were In 1007, that is, between . 1 I .. and 12 mil. deducted from theprofith• but could . not • agree mitts • . I flog ,m 14.• ;,,,. 1,..e.,,,,. hew, whose legs are ou I 'tiger able to carry • that the, have been properly educated and- initiated into every vns • had na hesitation in stating, that ire should the Lliatovellor , of the Etchequer fhatit ISt efq,Cat:,lr , • • . -1 0 ,4 - • whit have an otter distaste for every thing. or are totally branch of the p rofession (entificutes. of which; fo am various lions, -he " I,4 l) , ten'tte I f b,,4 .i . Where Ilse filnagneh is frequently disordered the .h . spools, and testimonials from the highest professomal math*. eudeavour, either by a for the Bank to Gold Oaf shilling la eniegge , 4tollitaw . e i‘ , :. weakened ; palener, bodily decay, and emaciation noes, they have to conyince•ainv Aquifer). That /I redaction of the Balances or •. l i l ted '' ,,. ..ii, :did the eyes sink info liw Arad. in the warmer hemisphere of our eastern world. as well as in by some regulation, to make them • productive of in. swer . d . emoods, • for those demands were etwayel4 - or ._ 41 = 4„ ., •t, ' t I° ift 1 t e - le td iabetties, twice 11$. each, ar other parts, maul/leas them to assert. that their researehes the , 4 4O n IN am o o: . Wrest end advautege to the pabk. Whether he in paper since.the'.peisingof the Restriction ltxr • 5.4 ~,,t . fitutih, belt far 3 3.. hy w hi c h one it, b o ttle is having been confioed to diseases already enumernied. they hold _,.. , .. edition himself, cr leave •Mr. MiilLiddilised - Ger.". - GitENFELI, • VA r en- '''', l l. its) included, , nut ii eertiiimv of ienototimi 1•., meh •hi may labour ander th e 61101110 propose any such rett , • i. st , 4 ' li !ti rad, bottle is given • eoploev Rill of Directions , debilitating erect' of a life passed under the torrid sone. And it to.-- •' .' MOpersons better qualified, or whether he should exPlahlfsl, hiftec'intSal thatiiittallffi'llnMlgnitiffilli r l ltid • •; "'unto 'etre' 11,, • ., n o , if the paw,' o f th ese medicines, i furt---her.l-hut lint,illg had upporlisities , ill their professional ca- ." b the Bank Loan Act from making any motions west ogtead 1 ! - ; ,„st,t . r.,,s .." ii.i •••• . cy. - lo ,1 0 0 /9 ' w t . "% inhere ' 1 sabot r* It' f Is' h hos the words " horn!. '.lolCits's of (Dealing an intiniate acquaintance wi th the constitta UV P rec l ighd Y A w e ir wr i t was • i tih r ; s t k iba s • l . . . no iiesan, l giorougry,,,te.Y9 . s . .. ••• ~.,..•...... -el . • stria s ' l 'mnin r . ti.e " r i p.,l, - en " : l ,a " . 4 :•. 1• __ P ia ales imp' 'ON, and is • finial ba th s o f seafaring persons; they offer to them the best such 1144,0111a1ia was. a•queotion with w hi c h he would 1.• -: - • I s ho r i , :n .....,-(w-u., •,.r . .. •: -.. I ! hattaini. - assurances of immediate ref; that the iste.. resollita from oat . . . 1 a ~... .1 . paged ou the cock of mil bottle. All others are ' ~then eocopy the House. But he 'had e a • The Scotoi.ciriamisair • , MiKastallite Iletticit , - - , t•ririi ii . I their endeavmos first induced them to quit the We 40( Ifni ' ties in giving It as an ()pitapat, not hastily adopt hut- ..,,,... . . eviol n and Co. (late ! genera practitioner: and they presume their = ere- • lA., o$ s , muel Leigh, NO. IS, strand t • " . Adel - bOitsbilints 4 ol .-.-- 'k . -. • 11111 2 0 F Paßce4* " • bold I t ' f " ,' l l l S U") p.m chuareklard ; Bacon sold Co- 150. 1 stitute a fair grimed for the v . nprecedented Palk ?by bum , that some regulation was pr acticable , nay - .,, ~ . ~ .• ~.• .4 ► t b- ' I " .- "rel. I.lnd.in 1 Brodie and Itowding, Salisbury ;A. I which they have, by the public, "" 1112 " 1411 Y 611/11/11 %Milet ON. provided the Bank of England, taking aii en... The Pillery..kaltilttie9 ''`' • • ' #Thibtk,- • . 1.,.. t • 74111 seerfumer Norits.hridge Ilidinha.ah ; Martin Keene, Patietn r in the country are requested Instate the par BtH view d its gablic duty, *lipoid lead itself to tales.leetit kiira, . ..• . ***O. /: ..:•. tdilat ‘" 1 •• 1 . 11 • ' l'i ' • li rp ,• ; 'sir Tr; of their case, age, and manner Of livini. riertentlag • reedliiiiree. IWO , •• ege-grrrn ;at ...Nyman s, ,0, , Rl' lintel! -• c • etch on Adjotirittok a . ;- • ••••" •• ••t- , *sa i tudi ~... • 1 , 4 ` 1 •••••o. E. x 1 lit D ublin ti usa r Medi- ' for advice and medicines, and the remediep will begin, tatter . th i b o gioeg. : Nay, the object„mOs practicable evto • ••:0•41 114 c tt114.; :..i. • • Kew May nos in . ,..; ass t .. ni, D'r -warded to any part of the kigdom. . ion that the Beak , of England should bs. •• • . • ..,.'• , all==l 22 =lßalaa aisc4q4 . ••. iideis in FAmiipe and America.' tbeime , • 1 t ee if , it• consulted Rt their house daily (perimaraelly, or Z i rtier, PIP" 1 . „ 11,1'; I l t• $.40111,11ii, vrlii•ll consols...l, experts in tuna el of the dudes which it owed 40 the The report of* . BO ittairorts baritgriMNlMl •.• id) by patients of either WI, with socrotym . ,. ate,' swier unatiedf -r• it 1,.. ,' ' • "'lnd. 10 Shout •mil teasel. should, Nil s..frt,), be thus, SI . - , .., ~ _ ion. . . ,as so oppose the arrangement . -He hOtta, of WELLlNgiffoll!ll glide, isulakiikewir, . • Ites,••• .•- ‘ and Co. Sur 19 Bouverie4treet, Flatttigegt. i gdli ig yiebt fib had . nqyr ra id, that no Geotle au beet' brought ip Entlistt "•• • - -•••`'ihS;(sts•}- to • 1 ... , .., Letter. Or. Solomon, Gilead-Moue, afar Livers _i. .. . . l i mit doable poitage." ay 1,1909. - • ,*v • .. : • .17 ) . . - •.. . J.F.: - 0.1....14, t.J ,1,16•31.1:64.14 ct,43 : .44 ~s , t_a tr. , .., . ~. . • - , :w 4e, ~ -.,- • -. ....• ~. • , • . tie . . ~. . . •i; ••• • i•', i S., eLgiNel• - • lieilliem-7r... - „..;•,..,et....,.. " v . ; • • .- -.• •'' 1'.... ••- ...: 74 144*0- • " •' • • -.''' 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