The Statesman. — London, England, 1818-10-06 00:00:00

I 0 . " :47 ~r) jcr S - rii• 'Pr salmi An fon in Tan ANNUAL. GENERAL MEETING. of A PRIDER I ETORS of Ten or spore. Sharer is the PAG,LE INSURANCE COMPANY, 'held at the Lameon Tavern, Itishopi.gate street, the Silo( October, rammed to the Deed of Settlement, Sir WILLIAM RAWLINS in the Clrair The Directors presented it Report atpos the -Alfalfa of the leolopacy. which was read and approved. Stonsel Birch, Esq. Alderman* 'John Didon, Esq. s p, p r icing, Eaq.s non Benjamin Raakin, Esq.. were re-eleeted Directors, sod John Blackburn, Esq. and Robert Holt, Esq., Isere re-elreted Aisati•-rs. - It wo. Ili-solved. That the ?hooks of the Meeting hegiven to the C bail man and Directors fde their' Report, and for their ma remitting anemias to the welfare of this Ciiiipaoy. That the Thanks of this Meeting be given to the Million for their difigeet acrd faithful discharge of the important duties eol•fide.l to their care. • 'quirt the Thanks of the Meeting be given to our Secretary of bisseal.:as atteutiou to the general welfare sod prosperity of ibis Compaq. WILLIAM BEEMAN, Secretary. :lee affirms hasiag - left the Chair, • li wait Resolved. Tlyst OW Thanks of ibis Meeting be gives to Sir Williams Rooth*, err its impartial conduct in the Dinar. _ • . '•. • . . • . ' .... 't .-. . ._ . . idly ilabibletil t d is °etas% price Oh; VS MODERN AiiiiikttE; is, TN Miss in the Cower./ al Qom. 4ame• By J. GOM PMTS. Be". Attn. by the fleate.• Mfrs or, Ugh ago Shade. A Pam ills: Parts. Prise Si. 4.. elermily printed is 4&o. ..4 *** " The present Poem h distiogabbed by Ike same marks which characterised the faller-4x feriae% WE areitmliaelpilaed I mind, ostensive readies. aad emeiderabb- tame. It ea labials a comprehensive view of life. and of the fatties, vices, sad pre judices of mankind ; so that it may be considered and deanati awed is truly didactic campositisto. The Poem contains maav l i Woking awlenereetic *Post and a "Ille . " 1 "abet of really musical lises."—Gent. og. $B6l by Mean. Loogmaia _ Ct. and Sherwood and Co. ,Patelbailer-row. . 7- • , 1 7 • • - . Nolicses ei if teen days. y- - - ---- • gitukillair NOW lasewed" , %I* • - BREWING AND MALTING. Tbisday was µabashed. In Bvo. Fifth Edition, prwe 10, 64. hoacto. A TREATISE on BREWING, wherein is vs -1111. labited the w hole Prom.. of the Art of Brewing the 'a rises harts of Mali Liquor t with the manner • f using the Ther. moonier apd Such/snowier elucidated by Esaeoples. To which are added, Gruen! Ins.rections for making Malt. aim Tables of the Net Duties of Frier 041 S4l Dog nod Beer, payable by Common Brewers , a Toon and Country. By ALEXANDER MAURICE. Colonial Brewer. London : Paned for Sherwood. Neel), trod Jones, Pater- Gooier-row, and sold by all Bookseller, This day wilt publiehe Pg ice 6.. in losards. THE PROGRESS of lIUMNS LIFE: MAK SPV.ARES SEVEN AGES 4)F MAN. ilintirate.l by rw. • of Ettrarts lit Prole had PIWIT b. isaii Eight 'introit. se Woods f r the U.& of 5eh....10 and liinolie.: with a in the llsoptovetorot of the R.sose .t.neration. With a brief Memoir of Sbobspeare and his Writings. ' • By JOHN EVANS. A. M, Pasted fat Sherwood, Neely, and Jose), PP . bisd N. Hanes, Piccadilly. IT most ever he is the advantage of the adlictett to 1 =site elecii , n of a Medical Practitioner who is nowt to etlittee theta the speediest restoration to health. The number at Patients who are relieved by Dr. LA Dl, of 46. Mae street, roister of Deav-street, Soho ' sifter Hospitals and nu. *emus Practitiotters bad failed in their catesiepts, it is prel.uined entitles the Doctor to that comilideure which biS iu,dtttprya itd. Perseverance in the arduous undertaking of his profession most unquestionably. merits. Dr. Lady is cost acted by parients.o both sexes daily, till Ten at night. on a variety prevalent and ottiplicated disorders, at 46, King-street, corner of Deana street, Sub°. Mon eat virere sed valere vi to. —II ITIA b. • " Life is only Life, when blest 1.06 Health." THE finest System of Ethics is to confine within due bounds, and thus to regulate the Passim*; tone *trained and insuborstioate they impetuously destroy 'lore bar sires which Iteligioa and Morality have mode tasereds to earl. hut not annihilate them appears the lemon of prudence, bee Calculated to limit their effervescette. Every disorganised's, of the Inman frame requires greeime dkol knowledge so remedy, and the public welfare is promoted *hen professional men (disregarding the suggestions of the en• views and interested) devote their studies to the matineest of those complaints generated by improdeoce, and the ebullition of the psalms at an unguarded moment. " The Memo% sof a notion consists in the health of the People s" but, it Is melan eholy to retied oa the daily sacrifice to the ieeitrance of ut.feel ing empyricisso, and to coonsermi,as far as peesllsle, its Wilier ravages, we offer hi'ituferiog humanity,. the result of our own experience in the various diseases of Debility. The unwary victim of solitary vice (early acquired at school, before raises has asserted her right over 'the mind), will, in contempliijag his powerless male, become susceptibk of conical's/ seenttkos, be knowing that the must complicated MAW of ezbiastims may, he roused into wily energy.—lntense studylasdeoderald'atis loy—loog residenft is tropieal Climes. and many other espies, vile frermetttly derange the Nervous Samna; to mach eases we inn hold not an Rpm:once of re-animation, by remedies• which have long sioswerld the teusguine hopes of Pat knits of both Seem, That bane to human happiness LU ES VEN BREA, can now be treated fearlessly, the improved state of Medical Science having divested its antidote of three distressing. proprrties that in long hadered its exhibitino uncertain and harassing. We lest e s plain our method by observing to Policed; labouring so der this nstilndy, that a few rhos only are required for the re moval of early ftasploms ; that the most inveterate case will yield to our remedies within a month, and that in a person who only suspects himself injured. the disease may be prevented all together from appearing s—a similar remark applies to unsay other derangements of the generative system, as weakness, al creations, &e. especially strictures, übstiaatecosee of which are daily removed without the use of caustic or stimulants. Some peculiarities Incidental to the softer sex have not escaped epr atteestion s in which mildness. combined with efiency, km so- . pearled .the means usually adovied. In fine ' our system is unique, peculiarly eoergetir, and eminently suceessful. For the general accommodation we do not limit our selves to sided period., of pnretice, hut may be consulted at all sestemoble hoore.—Country Patients are requested to describe wi:teteis their ssniptoms i he. when Medicines, with advice, will he immediately forwarded nay port of e Kingdom.— A hank-note is expected to accompany the case. Just publiiked, THE AEGIS OF LIFT. a flaultar Commentary ma the above flizeamta. liv GOSS aryl 4;0. May be ha.' SO. }lnter tio.trr•raw t 174, Fleet-street tam) at all Book.elle , '.. pike 5 4 GOSS aryl Co. M. R.C. Surgeons 3, VoureFienireet, Fltet-strekti ..fir• ; r - :e, tAk ... " SS, < • - t , .• I Lb Tt•• Tr s ' . kV - • ' WINDOW TAX. WitiPA. T. Ls STZ' Tbes Oar diet belted a litqullittil fetich etas llshshittitts . ...-Vi t .. t- Ar ' 'Citspiltuie should be huatocuste * i tg: g, lturs4w .op a Petition to Patilaisent,pra , * t ie hoer. Mr. Basun; steouded the AA on of liti:. Boyd, at i sod proposed the appeistateat, et e CaatetA . , The Committee thou siethetriett i sod, .!17, tarried with a Copy of a; Pet‘tloa t , telo, Mi l semi:arms of the Atiotiug. After It hid ' tills!' 'reed fever , "'-- litne theat tro t i ltit 011104 -be .edopto W sog lho mad sti habitants. This . was unanimously agreed to, • . . Mr. Bons then rote, sod said; Chit be wield mixt take the liberty of eiteritag,.as a .Respletles, - thett the Sovereign be rejleneind to trensmle the Peddle to - • eye .very respectehle Representetire, Artitbe CM. elsestee, Esq. la' order Hat be may presort . * to 'Parliament. He had steadily attended his dirty io the Hesse, sod had supported the Pithier's from Ireland with the greatest energy; and s In order mere effectually to induce Ministers to concur in the mea sure, be even pointed out to Mr. Vansittart a !Ile ..,- . of Improvement in the Collection of the MAW/ft which promised to be more than suffiCient to csoilit*' bate any deficiency that might be occasioned to I M , abolition. • - Mr. LAwr.c.ss said, he perfectly concurred ie tire sentiments which bad been expressed hy,Mr.. Boyd. The SOVERSION said; he had great pleasure in pot. ting the Ites , .lutioit, and bore honourable testimony to the talents and assiduity of Mr. Chichester, in ea- Priming himself upon all occasions for the benefit's( Ireland. Mr. LAWLESS ' now rose to propose . Resoled:: which he called a Resolutien of admonition to Irish Members of Parliament. But, previoas to his moving of the Resolution,, be said he felt it his s ditty, _ ..erooster-row ; to state l that . there was a co4ideiable Mershon el. . opinion on it in the Come hie, that bad Mee ap. - pointed by the Meeting to prepare die I v etition l An MEDICAL WORKS, alteration was smelted which, Mr..Lewless did dot Primed for T. Coded and W. Davies, Strand. conceive preserved the object of the Resolutioo, and IpRACTICA I. OBiERVATIONS in SUR. be would therefore seilsolt it to the Meeting is its GER Y, illustrated by Owes.. cui4iiial as well as amended shape, sod love the By WILLIAM HEY. P.K.S. Barlow Surgeon of the General Infirmary at Leeds. Meeting, whose aethority is paramount to any Coln. The Third Beidmit 'l ll use davit cokes Ike- pet" It'. mittee, to adopt or reject ilea they think proper. It is boards. 2. A TREATISE on the PRINCIPAL DISEASES of the is matter of melancholy notoriety, said Mr. Lawless, EYES. littestraied with Cases. Rs Antot.i . ti.arpo, Late- that the Irish Members of Parliament are little more rites Pipifeesor, and Director 011ie Faculty of Medicin• in the thin a nominal Represinitailon ofeur Country ; al. Royal Imperial lUisivoteity of Pavia. Tnosslated food the ha- lino, with Noes, by J . Briggs , Slittelttl tat the Publi• Die- Most 00 every occasion* heath, interests, nay, the lieei pessary. The Second &Stine, romblersibly altered mid en- of their Countrymen are at stake, there appears a des inrged, with Bogeying*, iii one large sot. Bvo. price 14s. ID potato inditareisce to the result, a contemptuous ne. bards. • 3 3. MEMOIR no - the CUTTING GORGET of HAW- gligence of public opinion s and a practical illistration K INS s eahti,obirg en Account of an Improvement on that It'. of the miseries of the Union. No wonder that they • wrumeut, and Remarks oa the Lateral Operation for the Stone. -. my the taroetni.i. orassiamit by Mr. Wilco., gyn. p r ie e it s , 6d, ~ should be iiidifferent, four hundred miles removed 4. PRACTICAL. OBSER V ATIONS .41 the FOR it A- -flpm the cobservatioqi of those who are interested in . TION of anA It'll FlCet AL PUPIL an several deranged States . i .L• • lk :feel! cesio ,.. ect. ' Lost in the crowd of foreieuers by , of the E,Y E; to which are annexed, Remarks 00 the Evros.. ' . ' elm of soft Cataracts, and those of ihe cormbrannius kid. !whom they are psriroun e(ld ~ it it.not wondercei that she.ouras puncture in the Comes; diu,traleJ by Pluses. By '4o;Skilitid witness Me burdened . insensibility with eel Jaen Gibson, Viet-President of the Literary and Philo. •stsphiciii &witty of Manchester, and Sorrow 10 the Mimetic-tier , lit ne d li . iwer.Y.thi"g Irish 4iie r assed in. the Imperial latirmarr. Prier fr.. in hoards. Parliament.—lt would epßear of if "Ireland was only b. MEDICAL HISTORIES and REFLECTIONS. Ry brought in for discussion wheneveat may please the John Foliar . , M. D. Senior Physician to the Manchester In. .. .... •• l • nwary, 1/iveri;sary, Lunatic Hospital, and Asylum. The Se- British rerliament to make experiments on home" u outtri Edition. termite nod much selargede is Lest vols. Bvn. patience—to iicertain how much insult the beak'', price 11.9•. in boards. ' g h sifferin she can ea -6.A CLINICAL HISTORY ot•lbe .ACI/TIE RHELJ- .'"!irt.‘cAn bear , or bow ante MATISM. or 1111-EUMATIC, FFiriiks with a correrispred- dere. .(Aok at the question of the Window Tali,. nice on the beneficial effects's( thePriattion Bark. Chilichenr. which involved the lives as well al the, roperties of incise Arose Rheumatism. • Tit subsub is idded. a -Clem N- ent ' oire of the Nodosity of ihe.Juintss 8.,J0h0 Ile!Slittn• M. D the - Peep' le et (reload ; and ' looli at. the numbers of F.lt S. A now Edition, with Corrections and Additions, Sim. your Irish Measlier, who attertilpil their dety on that price fir, in 'words., day. Yoe all know that thericea be ;within" sere 7. R EPORT of OBSERVATIONS made ip the BRITISH , - t. - • t.O • , '• , s ,_____s_•• • 0 MILITARY HOSPITAL-5 in BELGIUM, after the BAT- loathing tit the,EINIIIII taito fp ,the dine ea Tt,r, tat WAT F.ll LOU; with some Remarks upni. Alf PUTA- rielintre interes ' ti v and. on ibis *Woe they.. de. TtON. illy John Thomson: M. D. F. It. S E. Consulting t o onti . r e ie d the e fe et to a yen i een e e. ie .t h e t oslirn , c .' Physician to the Ediatsbergh New Town Diipenmey, Professor ,'• , .7 • • . . •• 4 • . * • • of Surgery in Om Koss' Collette of boredom. Professor of hi i. (ion Act is te l berissed --if our uhaty is to invaded— (Mary Sunni" in the University of Eillabergh, and Surgeon to if our Rights era( le be denied-if the Poor People the Forces. Hen. primes. in boards. • - 1•: . S. AN ESSAY on the DISEASE called YELLOW of our Cotintry i are to be bunted down, then the VEVEit. wish Olnervatioesesfficesolne.Febrite mod Gootagino. English Menittete of Parliament crowd round the Typhus Fever, Dystuter, neet.lhe Plague ; partly d e li vere d S pea k er ' s c h a i r, an d conclide their . glorious work al the Gulatattion Lectures, before the College nt rt,strian., in 1 , ; the Years 1W hod 1807. By Edward Nathaniel Baimroft , rry un iversal cheering ; bet, if 'a Tea Is to be takes M. 0. ilv 2 price 11, Is. in beards. - .off that put to hazard the lives of the People, thee a A A Sr-ITEM of HUMAN ANATOMY. Dy John Ger. se l ect f ew ma appo i nte d to oppose the rel i e f , an d dots,. SE I). F. It. S. E. Lecturer cm Anittoiny and /bowls, swim the Institutions of Medicine; Member of the Royal add Jesuit to injury by the most esasperating sophle. .C i allreetuf Sunset's's Of tdiebnaln t and one of . the'S"4"."") try. Spelt is your Imperial Legislation, . What is the Royal Intirmory. Re, Vol. l. price 9. in boards. . tb ftict it tOrte.,.that opt more than la Members voted 10. A TREATISE Oa INSANITY , i n wh i c h a r e co n tained , the Peinciliks at a new, and more Proictictil-Nosology or fit ;kit epeal o f the Tax, and of .these 53 net 111441111 .111aeitieal Murders than has yet been offered to the Public. theist? ofloor Irish Representatives! Is eel , this •eiesplided by oatnerooo awl imamate historical relasiess of 4.... of L . ~ tsars from the Author's politic and private practice: with a gws..t woten we should take cognizance to-sloy alt Plater, illosnailye of the Crieniology. of Maniacs and Uinta.— not condopt ~ like this seilicient to calldowe yes*; By Ph. Plod, lite Physician to the Asylum de Bicetre, at Most indignant censore l rather than the coldness e(,, Paris; translated from the French, by D. D. Davies, M. D. PhySiCille to the Sheffield Gemmel ladrwary. Sy... prime*. is .Wlialt is called friendly admonition ?—Sowill Gentle. 'boards. - SIM of the COMMitten s itsve conceived my liesoletlems, 11. AN ENQUIRY . Imo the NATitIRE and ORIGIN.? too t let this M • rad de on its merits •to MENTAL DERANGEMENT, estinfeheodiug at enori.e Sys- , ' l . l°l4 ; Leta of the Phsiolo and Pathology f the Human Mind, and it, sou to no less authority , will I refer, nor wit I ;o h History of the Yaasieias and their srffekts. By Ake &wider bid, by.-Mr. Lawless then proposed readier hill 'Crichton, N. D. In *we , yids, Svo. price lee. in boards. lee 12. DOMESTIC MEDICI/1h I. sr. st Treatise write Pre , RAsot , 7.l oo . . • no . ,cation and pore of Dlseases,-hy Klima turd, simple. Medi. Titila was seconded by Mr. ,ssitileellAW. rims : with °berrylike , ebeeerekte Stql 4 waine; nnB no due Te Seellossure interpoled end °henna that Use of the MlweralL Witten. .Te which is Leese*, n Dispeissat- , • -- • * ,tory for the Use of private Prettitioners. By. William Bodine, be PPWProtenek Mr. Lentlells glue op.. Ms Re oolll ' in. D. Fellow ofihe Royal CAt t eirPh3steilim, M inhil f 44 '• tinnily. Committers; hat, . alt ell ergots, he conceived, •.• Besides all the-Mahar% Isom Correctiomosed Improve- - e .i scents, the precept Edition violable amity new articles, as the t. rasq,befereothe Maaeting,l4 iikeuld be rend .io its. "yreatmeatofoselitemps, of St. VinstslDinirese Mewls of pre- emended shape. Thes said the Soiretelge, we ebelr. venting Pulmonary Coosumpllosis, Ike. By big San, Ales. h aw , an , doi s ; 008 . It wo w be . * painful . eonsitiont. 'it. P. &whoa, M. D. of the Royal Cifflege - of Physleimar. London; and Senior Physician to the Westminster Hospital. twp- WV forth-, that OR t eeliedt.like thy} le serlde 'The Twenty-Snit Edition, with considerable Improvements and noLhe noanimoos. . . . . •• :it .• . : Addition, in one large.voinnsesietayo, price Vs. in b.lards. Mr. BOYD observed, that a s . ono of the Commit tl. A IiVICEeu MOTHF:RS, na the Subject of (heir own Healtlis sad ockAlseaesisloof prtionotins.tbe•Henits, Sowell, tee he coosWered the Reseletion, it read at all, was and Keenly of their spring. By the Same. *good Edition, to . be read in its ameerted shop.; , aid.. he would els ;nee vol. Sto. 9.. , lkiiituti.- • • , ' - •• • ‘C,,eo 14. THE MOI)Eli N !PRA GTI cE OE ./244 : 1(Sllihilf ite°."*lPl, to the langusge in which it originally tit* the Chttrocters,fCisuses ' S•mplions Picir awl, Morbid appeared, as being too sham set too segereagahist .-Approunerse. 110 Mnpromed Method 4;1 Teetotal/sr Dieemoiscai nbitn of when weGre y at the ueseseementi e a t i ng a lc bother.. Its lie bet( tadests- 01.11 Fifth FitlnAttep revised , , alit etur.dterhitijastared;ll4. rim Os. reheat* I lavollf. , ..,-, 'Ol s.. ' • - I . I."' • . . . . . . , • . . . . . - ~..-. ;_ ~ ~.-r.. _ ~........~ Si! • ...itr, s ‘ , :", #,....: 1 .1 6 - 0t ) • A ~ . 4 41 t i,br - 7 4 " 4 _ - / ••• ..: , . 41 - .' , , e' __, • . s , sst , ..,.. l - s oz tanova 'I k,, 1 -,....p.k ~ . :, e:.• .•,-../, - - 4.' !. - '.. , - • I. ). ' : ' tot * ' .. 55 ~. •.t t. . . ' -t 4•:e`+ - ' • , , , -.,, ). . - , l i tit N 1 ' - ,_ _ .._ . l• ..a......•-•• iir• ft... .4...vsbot , :i. 1 • -* Percent " 74 -,T.N. •• . • .• - ., 1r,..1 jOillit &Flooltinottt Veld filth Mr. B I eadeliitlid tbe.Mslil6l, .iot entirely gitei I Mr. Liveteib. thltiliielditk Ispielltie to . A.l* Iltlt log siii.intolijo bet Meiitireei . POeMoilteat sitkit Ertitrll4 rotiotilothded. Mr? BAaitttte M id, be bed i jokfrot , rearbilietiolt of leietoostooeet that *Coined Is Cdotolittee..... dillered-trea MV Igoleet •sdMr. Grim. the i m p ose if the Resolodeof tbessitt amt not politic or "rodeos; . bet be bed ;a pe. r!atic vecelleMilm.time Mr. LetPlete said bewool4 'llikttbe emus et lb. Meting voile t and he iroold 1111111 to odd. obit hi , tat si semi ail opinion of liveoitatolod liebtlettoe Of Ooftidplitttf lielftstoinit MktOtinil intesingi. - • Wen be admitted that the great m a jo r ity gross i !, alleadened their duty, a n d that a t e shell abindeile ours, if We did sot expels our Marked d' obi. shim; it Is each ne g l e ct o f d u ty on oar Ask inked the Irish bilebbert in Perflethist oeglect . Weirs. . • Mr. Was. TseitANT said, that it was the duty or ~ umeAsemnbly, not only to be spirited het ;trident s' timittidid not enderstand that spirit which coonter. 11111111111 tie first dictates of sound policy..=that hti: Would not discover the wisdom emoting ale of !Gni' per against men which mutt elasperate-L:thst out* object was conciliation, and that we should lake ca rt ' not to offer insult to the men Of whom we were ask. ing a favour : bet, said Mr. Tennant s let it not b e understood, that I deny the troth a n d justice of Mr., Li wless's Resolution ; tho ug h e v er y w or d an d tent lh sent be tree, yet I say that they are troth% whick; should not be told, if We mean to gain oar point-s -.end our point, is to gain the active aid of our frisk Members in the Repeal of the Window Tax. And further, said Mr. Tennant, I would not urge a Re. soletion, however good, however. tree or Jost, lf such . a Resolotion were painful to the feelings of the Qee: 116011111 she pretides. He has, or may have reasons that may render it picelierly irksome to pet Mr: lawless's Resolotion. I would not put his feelings to the torture by asking him to put such a qeesdoi . frees the Chair. 'Mr. Garweirait.-4f the peincipille laid down 14 Mr. Wm. Tennant be thee. ttat art‘ begetter to. re. gelato-public assemblies in Toren Meetings, I can artef Ito use whatever in tiny more Meeting of the kind. It the Chairman's voice is to be oar - regulator on all occasions, it is quite idle for as to be consulting tn. gather, or giving our opinions. I' protest entirely against such a doctrine, and do low roiliest that thd Chairman will put Mr. Lawiess't Ritolution in its orl• gloat shape. Mr. A. M'Cr.sts said, it would, perhaps, be better to have both Resolution. read, the originate and amended one. The Meeting, he had tib doubt, . would support the Resolution the Committee sp. proved of. And Mr.' hi'Clean further ridded, chit( be would point the attention of the Meeting and thi Sovereign to a simple fact, that Mr. Lawle,s himself agreed Id the omission of the ohjectiosable passage is the Committee, and actually put his pencil, or rather. my p 4113141, across it. What will Mr. Lawless say to this 1 I request the Resolution to bares& The SOVlRtlerf then called ou Mr. Lawless to .rimd. both Resolutions. They wire as follow : THR ORIGINAL. RESOLUTION. " Resolved, That we have observed with feelings ;€Ol the deepest regret and indigestion, that the great ;essiority of the Representatives of Ireland were not ill he found in their places In Parliament when the :repeal of the Window Tax of Ireland was the sob. jest oLdiscuasion ; we tryst, however, that we may, look forward with some confidence to that day, ohms this most interesting question will again be die.' cussed ; when the Irish Member of Parliament wilt' hare en opportunity of showing to the British Eik.r: pure that an Irish Representative is something more thew a mere cypher to increase the majorities ef Xinisters, and multiply the burthens of his fellow. Mt jests" AMENDED RESOLUTION. • " Resolved, That we hate observed with feelings of the deepest regret and indignation, that the great' majority of the. Representatives of Ireland , were not . Ito be found in their places is Parliament, when the' .Repeal of the Window Tarr of Ireland was the sub. . ect of discussion; we treat, however, net we ma/ onk forward with some confidence to that thy,* hen' this most interesting quotidian will again be discussed; when the Irish Members of Parliament will have an ) opportouity of showing to the British Empire that they are not unmindful of the Interests of their' , country." • Mr. Bowe then moved that the second Resolution should b• pates so aarrendment.to klft Glade:ea orliv OM .Resoloticre. This sac seconded, and the Chair. tome pet the question oa the emendment, when OW voices appeared rather in favour of the amendmeeti l bet so indietiocdy that Mt. firimshaw and Mr. Lass': ' low insmediateir called for a division. 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BTIWART, Hal., la tbe Cl2lll l . ualiz o rmd, ths coo aelpigloget , so!, an d 111.1141461 toflh 4 04 WA 111 0•00 ." .** 48 , 44 i U lla " 1011: a Bois We- relic** l Obit * it to*.sti Maid Si 1114 - ibiejet " toe passim . o• sector with violet allittly t that avoid he ooeilologod hopoodesteilellistlati • Ms. as Wei tietkeeit wail Oath of KO*: t ikaim tatumpap, 1 00111114411M10.0.4 -‘ lotto* to the goodeeeee trodepteitif diet Aslieittft: At for his put, he tioold *Aloe *kit leerier' coslt be too otreoft.to record eerindishation at tho con: dot of thi Web hiseObertio thollite Perliseteat ; it . .• • runt out, u prommia, viva •uy no.•—,-, - . its called op Mr. LAWLSO, who took i view of all t ressosist adoaaced *Onset 'his' Monition, s fvetioestly cheered bir the whole AMentbly dIW like teens of big ObserratiorlC W*l , Ile olbsorved, that it we, abet," palifiai for . Mat from the Gentleman who • prisithikk it 4 , 14 the hisbepreepposedle opiefteslit s 304 : . ate This day was pebliihed, price 9s, lima. A. CRITICAL GRAMMAR et the FRENCH glad E%GLISH LANGUAGES; with Tabular Worlds. linos ; talculited to aid the Es&ll.h Student is the ncquire rams of she Niceties of the Fero .h Lwow, aed to give the French Scholar a ban ledge of the KNOW' Taegu. By W. HODGSON. Loath's: Prfated for Jobe eastar, School Library, 7s, St. raars Church-yard. ' FRAUD PREVENTED. Veoustonet the may attempts that an oaf olt* 10 - imprie Pn the issnistri a sparing ewe pallsina in• stead of the GENUINE BLACKING prepared by DAY and MARTIN, they have adopted a oew Lithe), is which their sigstature and address, 97, HIGH HOLBORN. is so cansplcontnly placed le the centre of the Label, that they tram atteogion to this, and the difference of the type, which Lug. ike all letter-press, will enable purchasers at once to de tect the impositinss. The Real Japan BLACKING. made and soW arholesak toy DAY and MARTIN. 97. High Hnlharu, and retailed by she priacipal Green. Druggists. Haoktellers, Ironmongers, Per fumers, Huot-makers, &c. to the United Kiagdara. to Bottles at 6d.. Is., and li. 6d. each. 7 1 , , . • • • ,~ ...'s ~~~ M • . COUNTY FIIRN.OFFICTI, wo-Areat., RECEI ptrs ate now in Cat*" of deihrery for the renewal of Policies 'anise &we as Mitisiselmas. vet tors take this oportootty to invite a blie esiminathia la- Is she prlnit , ples Noll prattle* of the Oice fisi which Okay att. T ey are proud to declare. that the great objeft of loserlihre• viz. a pr rapt and indple leeeensity hes- bees so levas4ablv yielded its lOC C••••YQf ll tr.That Me • ling., litigations inn vier Ilri.f• 10 disuse+ ibe harmony of I/irectors and Claimants. Thls wain, the °dire le ambled at all times to afford. because, lit, The Original Members have provided a Capital of 400,1* I. ober and above the fiactuotirtg fund arising from the Premiums; bn4l, became, ft Av. Although such profits as arise are equally divided umong those who insore, the Directors of the County Office, have shooed tltr dela.ive nod pernicious practice of making II large 'flora of profit uniform and certain, and of reh• tiering the pay meat of chums de dent ow what may be lett. Their used ride is the payoseat of all just claims immediately-- the return of profit is left to vary with events. They have od dutOitsilly to observe. that as the °Heim,' Capital is deemed of solinient snagoitorle &rail porposes of security, it is expressly piosided in the Polices'. that the subscribers to that fund atone sto.ll hea:ononible for losses. Hence those who insure, while entitled to share profits. are protected from the liability fur the intNes of others o hich has been so severely. felt in Societies upon tic contrilititionship or Union pe ni t ent , ; aud which, together with the difficulty aid mot ertaloty of pr..eut in t reisnution, has areerully led iodic failure or dissoletion of such Societies. PALMER', AMERICA. This Ay was pobliahed, Price ids. to board*, AJOURNALof TRAVEL% In thisUNITED ig 'STATES'nf NORTH Ansltict sod LOWER CA 'NADA. refatostais, raw 'ay. ISM 40 My SOHN PSO4E ,R. -' " 1 'Cleaddocig; particulars reaper:doe the Pike of Land nod Pro- I visions; Remark, w the People sod Ceocary ; latereptior Awe doses; st Meseription tot the Trade, Cootworee, mod torehrel Mate of Wa , hatitoo, New York. Phdadelpaia, Boston Sabi ' wire, Albany, Cincinnati. Pittston'. Le,ington. Quebec. ; Montreal. &r. To which are added, It Deseriatleas of the Slaws 'of Ohio. Indiana, Illosob, and the Territory of Missouri, mad a variety of atisful inform Minn; with a new cal 'mod Map, de- Snead% ntl the Stases mad Territai N• B. The MA P is also sold separately. prier ls. London i Printed far Sherwood. Neely, and Jose,. Pater aorter-row, sad sold by all Booker Ilers. Imola