The Statesman. — London, England, 1814-03-24 00:00:00

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The la. . • •' ' . - • 6 ' Tat. mEICHANW..4O VIINICE. RIK ..ht SONS' HALL, Grine Qaetwolnet. Lincola's lins ' . iries, 01 , 144TURDAY,llareJilki, to. into Co id r r .. :,• • 16111FSE OP Waite, Malice 13. on that Subject would raisin •precleety the tan* ehrinek• at K r4iii , his ladempplariace MOM character. the the DISTRESS'IdGErRIifiIy y,' .1 - ' e ' erbil l im Moi'll e S. lOll o ' clock in thd morning. Whether the Bill should pitsint6 lei. Act or Ital.. - • . - :•-' • To whith i tiall he mitre. the Ravages of War. . . measieued 4, In ed Appestrtoim the Court of Session In Seise. Bat betides the forfeiture, • the it* en this subject contained a 'Vision width *whet to be fOutid In .. ' 1 Altith link) the New Owned leolit•Droutittic Oriental Spottaele, ' FROMFRICK.. laud' 'Seiler 0. flimsies," Mr. Adam and Mr. •*,.I)•W ARO. L em o n y, b ear d fb r t h e A ppe ll ant ; .s,. S. ftb ro nt the law of Scotland., but *bleb was • peculiar to thh - is three Ara. eullert - . ._ otlnusTusi. ILLUSIQN; ' • 4e: c 4 iNTIJAK. Y ' oosi .141 t• Wetherell for the Respoudent 4 sad Mr. 11 * of . England. I the . tonaeguanoe'al . alighiderf• .. i . • Olt,' TAE TRANCES OF NOORJAIIAD. • . .. ' . - 44. ... ,.. k i l tei no st a N:. ~. .Ail mir ese v t i eep a ly ;f - re J m ud t gan o t m o m n iss M i end osen ey. to •' ; die Re. known - to lawyers by the name of ." o:irruption of _ Bouts. 7s. • Seem* Aries Ss. 14.--.114% sr. Sd. i &vend 13100d,'? was p eculiar to the law•of &egad, A- meta Pric,.7o.--,Liswer fbrA2. ll l, ; s wor d ! ! r i ce . i s. ... eu „ eer • Cadet,. Et.; footled i -eary , , eft It or d irri g hp em ik t b a k e o f ie. ii w m ii ,...1,,„ t 6„.. , ni..i., 0tp . . , , 0r the N a u sea ' "i ts idat ame as i d s ittaisted of a - cepitel offetite, was bi dte,fille Of Etligi Debts y • '; • . ; • ~ . , Iseethefeat-the a'Cleit. - ‘• . - ' II _ . # • _ .„ of 40 4400bgig i ed ob i L ex p bbi to b '• , • finteleuiript in soma palliest's, ,tews) *tiered friv . l, ...• aettgaltiCii•ltalfsit.,' tOettrliWri l iattitßl4. • . -s'e- sr " 4 ': ' : •- • 4 ISISTRUNII V iiiiiffillillifY 7 7.' :47.7 Ir e t.. • • -n I S Present Mr EXING, Welt Pre* • OUtIl tiseiMligingebie • te th o useb t . • r '• - . S t k 7l -. . at tat their Anis,' :'. i - r ~. befeseed. : b.v the , '4. . eePehier 44 any di s ta& a 'allo t , of tranwitittiog it sl o t o f j a 18)4 • . ..: '‘ .: i ' ttesteat Ile was set perailettid To finiti ftnk in =lot emery, ~.-..:, .!. ; ... , . , • . •.. The New ' Nem, roste. 7 . • . 'his ': he a p 311 "Pir f ' , lr.. = 4, . l! • aid, from the Privy Coastal*" OlieW/Ves. ' al lele of liedillitia• 'lt lens -tak i ll et ilhattie by the law we •• • 1 'THE FA ill ER'S WIFE; •.• - ' r be. : to reps amass teethe/Mr/intim orals Videll of millorive hommsy.pri. an Order of Comet! aethatiithiliesal'ishoe England to traces deemed, .de attended pets - a ' .. • . , Allt‘e *bids. -.' • !tax beets the esters ofitte deimuulom, subtler depth of askstril I ' - Oen, the Beak of „Esieleatt• for the' litibtle son- Standing in the *et VW . Pedigeee.fer the : . . express purpose of preeenbingthe fracitigof a . descent, • - - * VIE MILLFAL•AiND DlS'ktii. Into vetift senate d ititrieti have beer omega.' aid Onkiasteeis wwww a.;„" pod *neat ore the eew applicatibas for roller I fCat varlets r"'"'''''' • •. •. . • Mr. Maclean, from the Chest to Greenwich pre- lands -in dispute would helm Immediate wisest tit', . • , . • tee Mu* ee be sPetwit'alt halfloiel 11 ‘ 419 ‘ 1 " 414 te be ' l i ng ua ft rt e e Te s io t rt hlu s.- tb jeti C t l i:til te t e hte r e an tlarates bn ilr,enusit will•blisil lik e r d r "Il isißle ig. lentedrthe annual aceptunbt ar • the recaiPts ind , di s- - To bailout sit. the Lord from whom they were held. So•ttat in tilt .'• . _ • " B ett o r s of sae committee, wbkh, as well as 1 2 1 for . hersements of that establisismeet.-Ordered to lie cue o man attainted ofm capital Wehrle*, if 'oisit , • , 111141TARION SOCIETY FOR* -.PROIN4I/IING CH it (fi- i Chorchei and Congregation. may be - Murat the Lit 'Tis. •fi ~ . 4TsAR It NOW CEDISIia &c. NY YIINDISTRIBUTION i tern; and at Acherwalre've Swami. . lon thatable. • • . -;.,.... . . , r • of his family, many rare . after "the dommlesiose 4 wows. • I Ano waking t i l l .4,0 o'clock; On House adjourn. the crime, became seised of a real estate end'died . . sunsentersoin ;secs 1111C161111CD. (5N THURSDAY, March; I, a MOON Will be ' ?Wed; , Remittance Jolts Blades, hoe. 'kill 10 . premei.4 4 b. 110 ex-street (.;Ipri, mitilinending the oh. smes-lie County of • • Reeilitisece "rein ed tilt 10-morrow ( thee daYl• . . •N. Wettest* ' l itelVirrg a graidsen, that grandtoe' add *seer' i n h eri t . 'Thus the • law opal tea t s; a swanwhi r -,...... it • • • , Yet* of this Sacker. stud pattlenterly so Caultbalsorati the I:rte Devoe £5OO 0 Waketteld„byWele• 1 . Rept•nt of live Reuel Limit/101mi And.Tetuitatelons, by the 'amyl Carlisle and • worth aml - LeASIN. Us. 6d. • meet In cases - in which it siker could hive &fettle* , : Rev. T. 13F.L.41101. . . enghlaourhood, Ist Remittance from ; HOUSE - OF COMMONS. \ that it should so operate. If left panieho Smiles pi beg* at Twelve o'Clock. emits nee 400 0 Wakefield. by , . Mrs tieblield preeented copies a the Orders in ..l , mers ielia t eCi to ;be . a matter of strides* Arid to follow The Members rind Friends of ebb Society will afterwards F rie n d .' Society at Mears, - ,Leethasos, sliva together its the , Old Leedom Tavern; Belsomgmemtrest. Leeds 3156 15 end Co. • 2 446 0 ' Covet* relative tnlssnes of Specie from .the Bank . negligent*, not guilt, '; 'need • Wore. other cases is • WIS. 61411 : 24, Eiw. lit. P. is the Chair. Friends' Society at ' Parish of Ossingtea, ef England... Ordered to be printed. • 1 which petions very remotely' reiatid to the Individual • _ ..„ „MAMA &Ds. , Giltiersnme 111. Is. 6d. Nottinghamshire , IS 9 ' lg. g:;,,, ~„,„ Timothy Brews. 14. •• 1 gibiasin }asses. ER- 'W. C. Wright 2 2 John Deriint . , Fol. $ 3 ! , ••••• • ....VS.,. presented an ' g.,hs cr i pt i ons rece i ve d at th e B ars o f t h e City of L oa d as ki,llloooll id the hands of the Distr i butor ccoutit of of the Ba- F attainted . gf a capital offence Were 'penhhed for OM . 1 J• h a Christie. t om. E.,Ji.hnooe.,*. Foe. S ta mps , Jaffa.- ! offence. If 'disdained man' ie ft a twentieth epode, ter::: Lloyd's Care-howl Stock Exclumee; aid ace,* . ifilitilllthe 10th of October until the sth of Ja Volliam Field, Fill._ Rey. J. Irtyee.that cousin could not trace his deemed, and the land ' 1/intier ou Table at Half-pasa• Fiber &Clock. • - • Bankers in Titan and Country. Tickets. Its. ee. etteli to be had of any of ,the Stewards; or •-`. elketted to be printed. 1 which would othersilse be his would beim' escheat tie, • et ihe liar ni the Tavern. THE HOST PROMINENT TRAIT Of BEAUTY I. ;---: •.' • MATO. that he , the Crown.. Ali writ orl the subject had coodeent. J. Jo,: CE, s ec • A FINE HP.AO OF HAM I ' •• ••••1110PEAKER acquainted the Honte, - - ----'--- -_ ?-. ' And the only qrticle that will produce ibit beautiful Ores. t - 'ed the practice of "corruption of blood." Insisaces hadikit day received a letier from the Deputy Clerk.; were frequently occurring" of be iS k insßoo, At the : lkst a few flap will be,pelllishord,Jo4ti elejedet 'Pocket Vollinte. meat is wig; heinorout Ciltlli. • OWLAND'S MACASS ; AR OIL under the of the Crown in Ireland, inclosing two efitions ' .•:' NACREON in DLYBLIN. * With Notes, Cr;- R august ;ammeter of their Roved Higimehes A . tient. Histionsel.. said Riplarratuty. 2 of Wales and Duke of Sussex his Serene Il• lines.. the e Pr Du i r i e o fro M. Kihr" rAtl. Sir Neil O'Donnell and n er i tZitl m enr in en weret last giOnfo7ihrs when . arafrovic4,, and his Exeelle . hey the Duke rli del Infantae. byr others, complaining of an undue return for the 'le* a little si n gular-mattered, O,neue fifty VAC . .. i - 1. i•Priuted for Stockdale. jsrp. 41. P . ll-Wall. ~, Alm, price . Ids. , their express anthority t alto the Navy aid Army, nod ;unit of Comity of Mayo. the Tift3 Nob c ; il liiLt i tta n ti mt u be t B aui ttr i a ru pt plement..ead efileaeinn iwo. ', ...T .L.t itieLet iLi ens_ Jrz• ago a woman was convicted of 'murder . ** Otter& • , read 7 the Cl Cleric, after which, . , THNNMIIitiII,? ittl4lL_ • , shire. Her lands had passed threogli • the hands 4, . • . 0 . _ .TO Minim fit',.AUCTION, - duction in the world for eradicating ail impurities of Mk! ve" 1.... L. ~ .. .... ',Tv CHAL CELT.OR of the RV ----- , several persons by each of whom a valuable condo $, stio,,ibttsfAit old 401191. 1 Imams hair, and produeing a luxuriant geowth 'on the bah& 911,1111VER, they were ordered to be taken into, deration had been given. At tenth the present pro. ;• minsideration•on they the I gth of April. At their Repository, Thstleektleeet , TO-MO/MOW, March i places. prevetoiAg it falling off or ternitag grey.atfords ail elleitil.- 11„3. at Tiielve. 1 liary of strength to the routs, which won produces a. Mlositee t s •, prietor was told that they were an escbeat to the -.. • A BROWN GELDING, Afteen hands three !bk seoue..l old, .and - bestows an the tresses a franseerittutit istati. 4 INDIA EVICT . SHIPS. • • Crown by reasond the ceresption of blood, atte - f - .• - - , , tiful lustre ; relaters ehildreu's leak strnog sad bountiful, pre. .-111rILSOTIOLL,Ypiiiievited a Petition from a nu.. j a g . 4 -- m. inebt•s high, five years old, swami. clever bona to 'welt : mow , the r ow t h 0 f whisker , le _ brow , mu i , hets sly _ 1 . inet"tion being made to that effect the press*, .. - • . . :utilise sad teeffal body of Artivinft, to the amount . " holder presented epetition to -the Lord Chancellor- - , • .' • , ' • for berverehe or chariot; a 1111 av Grilles:. 1 5 " uuds bud u half :11 is - tperretlilv Moo sides, and n'tiav•Zith safety be :Plaited in ihe MO, sound Bend gig NOM I II Brown Geding, six years old, . • - f • '. niter 0 me youngest enfant , and the beneficent eff..cti produced of two titoesand, employed in building ships in 7 preying to be. allowed to . traverse the • inquisition, • 'mood. IS hands rind • loaf hitlit• a itend mfilte'innd nuld.'" ;a : are fully explained in Rowland's Treatim tan the Hair , twined es *mato , ~r.....; ri tents on the River Thames, complaining no t de n yi n g that t h e- l au d was aft Nome, • litoy Mare, 13 Wed* coaches, high , mistress of-l 3 stone. tau but main. ; with each bottle of Oil: • not leas injeri - ous to the nation than to tent 14 mile • in one hriur. Wad quiet in harms& ; oeveral Coach Beware of Craiterfi:its t stud ask far Rowland's 1111111111ile of an tabling that it was held, not of the Crown, but or = I :" i " 1 (114611 *'• "' me ' t lachWel t. CTh r 1it " .19 Mgt ' • Oil: and ob4llll o e twit 'each gennhae balite is sitar(' swjettlOO. t by which their business hed been a 1 ..; ti e load. The Chapelle, granted the prayer , 4te.- -- oprese whotodie _eolov . slee Little, ha red iols. "A. Rooked an d Soo." •-•:..., - ..v.of . ' . . ". etil ' that 'Were ..4 air= • ' - m. the • . .. - ~... .. , .., . , r.• he mieenal the efoirsoesesse Sate • s a id al 3.. g e t, 10 6 .6 4 1, an d iu.„, ae ,,,m ai ,bp, b a ilie •• •‘• '. • Vito Petition stated, - ....5 petition ,' and Mee was about to be argued. • " PO lk Sale Days ereey Tuesday . and Friday. victors. A. Rewlatid and Snit, Ki t •i t y. s trect, A orp#e ( pi ‘4l. ther torty:ehe dip" for %AWN; shipul Atter repeatl4ltie cowriathwt that the rejection of London 8 and try soppoiiiiment by Air. Smith, 117. New Seal- bet that at the present issomeet only a single ship ts . as the B:11 in the - Tied SrebsToffinrettfibutahte . to Hemet --... , ECONOJII, IN THE P(} CHASE OF IRISH street 8 Miner, Hendrles, Perfumers to her tick, Theft- LINEN. horar.street t Bayley and Blew. Cnclispur-street IR. Renv., b itd' ed that there Aft d tile and • correc t ly ...1 • '•• - . -••• • ---- • '''' ' ' e nig ; a were y•one ou „ having been u nd erst o od , and . that some ' • . , - TIE Public are reapectfully invited to an teepee. .17 Greek-street ; Lowe, 'SW, Strand . ; Bulle r, 4, Rig", ob. eleven single docks for repairing ships, of all which I measure of this [Mere was loudly called for by jug. -•. i ' •i . ~, lion of the very larg_e anti cheap Stock of IRISH , Cheareide; Belton and Ten, RoNal Hitebers ; Tait , Corse only eighteen were so occupied in repairs. The.Pe. :ri c e and humanity, SHlRTlffGvuut SHEET/PIG CLOTH, isow un sate at tlie ; bill; Pattie, !tufts, aai Co. Lombard•street ; Barclay sat heioncluded by moving for lekve Irish Linen rompeos'. only Warehouse in London. No. 4, ' Sons, Fireeoeireei i ftreea. CerAor•oreet ; NtwlterY eat llfierlers ateribed the air which had befallen them to !go bring is a-Ltitt.to take away the. corruption of . . South-side of Blooutabury.square. . i Sum, 4.5, Shaw and Edwards, 66. St. Pees Cintreleyned; the encouragement given to building ships in India, ; blood oonsequent on the attainder for 'felony add They are eabled, from their establishments in both ante-) Summand Co. Haw Church - yard ; Weston and C 0.2211. Statist ; which encou ra fitment had already deprived the eountry I, tree . • • tries, to sell the above At ticks considerohly cheaper than '. slid by ell wholesak and retail Performers/old Medicine 'treaders : . any house in Loudon. TheirChttimare ',teethed withinit the help lin Leaden; by kl`Brycle, Glasgow; ltuebern endUasebort. I. o f a great number of their fellow workmen, and they 1 Mr. YORKE declared that he must object even to of acids, heist'[ got op immediately under the laspection of their Edinburgh; Darken Perfumer; Newbery and . Sousa Soul -' prayed that the House would not extend the time ' the introduction of such a • Dill into Parllament.--• • -., . ' Agnes In Ireland, they mil warrant their durability and co , lag mid Co. ; nod Fanellian and Fagan, &than; and by all I Hoar; and further eager to return the money should ray fault Perfumers rind lidediciar Venders throughout Metope. . is-ithin which . , at present . 2 India Bailt Ships were ad- He did . perfect justice to the motives of the - lion: nod • appear. Also, ROWLAND'S ESSENCE of TYRE; or, Imperial milted Ito British registers. i ',earned Gentleman io again proposing the measure, • , Country Orderslititbfully attended to. . DYE. The Petition was ordered to lie an the table. land he ho p d• equal justice would be done to his' . : Agents , for changing red or gm hair, whiskers, lie.** s a brown orl . , J. DONOVAN, 4, Bloomsbury-square. Loads& bine*, 7s. lid. pet' battle. • '' - ...- . clyit. Li ST. (Mr. Yorke s) motives in resisting it. lie regreled b. P. LEA. 10. Stephen-street, Dublin. Also ROW LAND'S ALSANA EXTRAC" an abeetniael, Mr. VENNI:TT,* adverting to the circuinstances this the more because he must always he disposed to ?F. N. Sturit of Ireland Notes, orl gond Rills on Ireland, te. prepnratioo for eradimiting all disorders of the Teeth:mei Outse t ,: t_ which t hat civil Lest was placed, asked the Right doubt his own judgment when put in •c s ompetitiot* • , 1,0 et In re)eleaStrer twods. or &remote/. and adding to skewer ililtiloipasesile beset,. and numedmeely'l a_t , curing the Tooth-Ache. Price 10, 6d. per bottle. Patrooized,j Hon. Gent l eman opposite if it wart his intention to wit/ 1 that of the • cliasittopris' IMPROVED PATENT 4111.1 it 5.1% by her Royal /Oatmeal the Duchess of York.- T btiA the subject before the House ? ;He was, however, one of those who thought that s ... -.•- • del/ME. • - • Alseske ALSAN A POWDER, at 41. 94. per box. . 'CHANCELLOR or the EkCIIIALTER re- ' trifling inconvenience was no ground for an jailers.' MARRIOTT having recently made ter y con- - • the i AIATRIIIO/41AL FELICITY .' •'• - -!'''••• • plied, that Soon after the recess he woald bring lion in t he ancient law of the land. Be was forty • siderabk losprnvements, is induced to offer to die n o• . Ct .1 the public the above adrolrahte Ingestion, as the most MESSRS. GOP.; mod Co. as regular Members of i state of the Civil List under the considesation of the .to underitend that the Bill was the same as that • . , console& article of the kind ever mainufamared fur romiieg, the Royal Collette of guree 4 its London , hive salt- I House, when, he was persuaded that fit shoold'be .• which the House so properly rejected last Session • . wire, boeirg, steatniat, stewing. Att. rind it constant MP' t oa dy devoted their attention for the last li years to the study I to explain the circumstances al- for he had hoped that what had been urged on tha t ... ply or r,-,1 ..r twelve gaiter's of hot water, with one half the , of t h at D i.,,,,k„ which so fwpw „,l 3 , embitter, an d me often abl,.Sati3fartnrily seam teeintitf of fuel. This Range is atlendall Wit. mac" prevent, that inestimable blessitig-Matrimonial Felicity. The } loom to'hy the lion. Gentleman , and to point out occasion would have inclined the Honourable o.4wi seits menhir ilia/inn) tither. apd the niensils used is the opera- many applicatious fliey have hitaerto received from the motes in which they originated. i Learned Gentleman to omit at least that part of the .. Sion of cooking are kept perfectly elvish and are far 1 1 n , •• the first distinction, awl the shoehorn' sucee•s atte,oding ren thesr lns s u u r j , durable tht, wish common ranges. It is ilibtg St Certain eel , pr a m . ma w,. of i t e a ti n ent in stich complaints, imuce than thus f3ItIitiPTION OF BLOOD. • Bill which related to attainder of treason. On that , , . •. for smoky chimers, which has beets proved by repeated ex- p a oh a lp.to offer their Lothar:see, its all caws of debility or de- Sir S. 110N1 I 1.1. Y eeprestied his hope, after the part of the Bill the House had expressed It most de. % perimeter• lis rapid had bur rasing sale. added in the and ki d ney, whether sesulting [rein the *coo frequency of partici- • : 1 vertail tatisfacMosi it has gireo, are the strongest proofs of its pat •b, fie ghillie, of iruhittmhie lift. 11 „. g „ ) ,„, wwde a /mut , I re jection of the Bills which he had lest . SesSion pro- ; s ided opinion and he regretted that the Honourable 2 elii2V ; warranted to answer, Lever herb failed to a ,ingk In. 40 „, w o r et, er nan, m , - ,r a secret solitary habit, which v•enkens i posed , that he should pot be accused of improper per- : and Learned Gentleman had not beets influenced by (: ~ weer. the energy of the mind, and destroys the Sower at youth, by ;severance in again submitting them to the considers.; it. The law in question was one of the Wiest ancient : .411) Irma the smas portion of fuel requisite. it is Ora.- . bibelots' fur sown' families, so from the quantity of work . it ibr P"l :' ' u e ff ilig et il b 7. e a r f i e li a t7 P i ve the rtilltl 'ne ten f'e t cure . lion linP°lelice in the other, i lion of the - House. The troth, he belieeed, wee, - lof the English laws. The law of England was a . • 1 .• , • . will perform, it is suitable for Imp. e s t a blishments, and is .o. .: - JO amide who trout' fetch complaints are prevented en. 1 that the nature of those Rills had not been correctly . kind of stock in trade, and Parliament might not to tfccicularly, ethyl for the use sue et . aseetture tf . private -.a tering l u l u rita;Med suer, and a seamed to seek . relief r brood 1 . I understood. This was prefab: his his own fault y - in allow it to tie deteriorated. - Some of our most vain. - .1 movoltes. tucirrur ir gaig-heump, Isitardintramer. NI . aver their infirmities in silence. It court he consoling to know, - '• '4Eitchen, f art; up *hit ltnn g ei . erribrormg all the late ins- however dittieott or itwirectual the cure may he demeted.he i not having 'sufficiently expl ai n ed them to the. House. •• able privileges were of a description which be:would • ) , 03. with coler-betiers. ovens. hol'ensmt• n"d &lent" - other. Practitinueir, low by a retowniing wad infallahle method I He was sure', from the manner in width seem Ilan. • not wish . to see - altered on the reasoning, add on the ri e l7lll kiwis ofstuves, f„ r d raw i apri „,,,,, p ,,,k wat , halls, they limy be restored to a sound sad mgorouscormitution: 4`i ' ceureltes, &C. ; humane Mau trapson weave depredatort, with. .. k. certa i n Dim , r o r, fr wonitty c ,„„ tractet t, is a 0w ,,, i Ge n tlem en . lost . sign, • princi p lesthe • !a ''l in discussing file Bills St'S . . • of Hell arable and *Leartled Gentleman. .. , ' 01 . mn•ienstioe them; Swine-gum of (literati tolvaterllalle• A me nt o r indi s cretion, nod every species of %relievers' Infection, by I that.tistry coarad the Vedettes 'al those Bills :to He begged leave trill, - that at the present time the Pnien),itmuliK Jack, soon an entire sew lirreelpie, emosruci- a mild mo d „ ever _f a it* mo d e o f newsman. is eirvelelY tad • ni" Ibe that Whielt•it Was net. (hider those circumstance., corraption oUblaed in mom of tresses? (in whittever . .i.t ' ed to as to require neither wricioll nor putties: the works being divans , rr ..... yea. without , restraint in diet pr exercise I make, i' • i loclefid, are protected train injury and irregularity ; from its SrfticTeatis of the Urethra and facets. *Web 'they all w h ic h he hod .note . t o. to o was to state precisele times it alight:hire originated, - feudal or other) was . • - *trireme simplicity. net liable to be ow of order, sett cake- are enistsfed to rote foil thort period, without having reentrant* *hat rgoOlti • hip` the of the Bill! which he of the nteseet•llaport'atice 'to the general - discipline ~; lt.jed for every kitchen. /".*: ) rerrffmre* Pir was latbdt to 'rive' t r ot' leave to bring . ir k and and wilifire'sof, the State. - - Lord . Hele (an authority the painfully dangerous erects of the caustic; • To he seen in we daily at the Patentee's Stunufdancift N o. whiek can be giveti to several gentlemen of high rtspectisbility(,. - • ~ •• .. St; Fitet.street. Logsdon , who have been cured in a very short period, after having Intl erniCh'irere . eiettlythl 'sto v e . , ' ,t in . those which he had which he knew the /lon. and • Learned Gentleman ' -,.- • 'boated-ender stritfures for many years. • e intridteitt litt•yidr. • first he • would call to deeply venerated ) had declared, that treason wall O. AROIIATEC PINFIJNIEI) JAPAsi SLACKING, IN a'n Murcia Females. whose expecuttioos of Ilmtie leaded I fi. A .- - _ g _tv ect i o A of the ... es .... ... PASTE AND LIQUID. s . 4Fin, -, r is se, Ine existing state of worst crime theecould be committed and that die' i.. , pledge.: of couunbial hammiest. have been defeated. it may alto : 11 1 . WIT" . • Niiihment could'niit - bieltio .severe and lili ' .. - • • j" T. RIGGE respectfully informs the Nobility be t• illesestbe• reflection to Witter, I het by a proper perseverance thii . latS"tui • ft . i . e . ..lities ., _''' 'i' ii _, * ll , j_i ; the • lSie as it stood ,- any pu . ~ . drea d ful, .. ,i 4 i • and Public. that he hits - recetely discovered. a Canibinti- rin Aleir.resuedieti, Mae geoesal health is retiree:tied, nod the sm. S in . 10 1 0 w ai l a i tain f e d r lash treason, forfeited • all , order to deter from the commission. if the lair WO ...- ate, . -• start of Ingredients, io the most regoied rate, uader tile above : prifinients removed. n o e cur e y shoe ,: .. ride. which he confidently otters to a candid 711141 lihrrat pt•ibil- j Nicl-b. Goss and Co. eichisively proofessi h re • Ulm ; convinced that. it will be proved the Aunt elegsait and me. 1 particular comp , , , lairce .. ~_ ,s _. b!iill- in order that they mai t y not be merited ' tainted of felony, forking" his 'snai l ,: 4i...a year tree • countries, thet - timPtition to commit (reseal • . , • ' tot Astir* ever introduced for the purpose* of pi eserving tiank ..i by a mistaken . few,. witirthe so y sit Jot y remake lee) only, and all • * his gooditind chattels hi perpetuity.- was roMparatively great. It • would. be too much to - iseseefyifte Leather ; equally applicaiple to Ladles' or Gentlg- ! ignorant entpiri ber c, tlouk it but Jul te sbemselves to lien. . mowilipstr. akiluo t ions ingredients ;ire avoided in its prermra- that they have a properly etre . rated or and. w inittatell f Into every i the Bill which it was now his intention to move rar i take from the Stite . the seeeritk afforded . by severity , . tlf.o.rhabritutios each rt. ere highly 'Fateful, aroimatic and useful . brsbch of the . R oa i ( f he h. hest hi r e dea rs amo varitmol leave to bring in chid which lie repeated Was exact of of punishment fbi • a . crima which involved in it. all .. trotkiwitrripirliti.o the.o,iivrivet , coMplained-of inconveuience hospitals , and testimo , in 1 . 1 from t ig . p . oil 1 . That a reikkwee : t similar to that of last Session), did not tend fit the i other Crimes. - 'Os those'geonfids' he feititte be his • es '''f.t‘" , r 'iannnin•cs (in eCvn at e . worst erh•braletl lir , ' hose virus , they have to convinee any enquirer) r m be h m ol isphere of oar eastern au Id, as wallets : smallest degree to vary the law in those respects. If uluty , not acquiesce in the - thollon,' • The Hon. and predefines) ix-n*44'4rd, a. in the maims state ashy atmosphere, inthe warme r et te A w i st ati, ith tc hi ng 0 t it I ,A impart soil to the hatels or up. other parts , r ,len*lhign to assert , "' at e th i c e i r rese6 l • it were passed into an Aet, all the real and personal Xidarned"Gentleitiati Of twhOm Kt , wished to speak s • earl. It ls lileaise capable of prothicing, with she greatest o lu ti t i vi n Vea rtain i ea t ind uf ired reno lo v d a t i ,eases in 1.7,10 rec: as estrai nta, • ta ra boo dr me property of a person attended of high treason would with the greatest respect) fiad, from time to time, ~ . facility, a lents. Neautifut Japan Polish. 'Cho Traveljer is ill tied the Blacking Paste comenlent and debilitating eLets of a life pawed - under tore teak! s.' Aid be absolutely forfeited; and all . the real property of 1 employed his high faculties in the formation of What SU twisted of felony would be forfeited for a! be' considered to be improvements in, the criminal iivitdy for inc•.erlintr USP, with the simple addition of cold water funker, , t p tui_ f toltanivag !lag: i t:Nl opportunities. in their prisressiens; ea" . news intimate acqtmintaries r i f t tae combat- • r- -- 11 , .. . ... 1 1 ,1 t. Is is rletitity in its operation, and may he slrked with pricey , I tonal habits of sifotring ?meow, they offer to them the best year, mind Ins Pereeella, property be abseletely for- ;code . It -was to be refirpty i d ..th3t. the idenential, . • the must 'twce goods, its any dander or . Wets s o re etistnn. isi:ititai to the astrelreitlib which ii may be enchor.il, as, in rat sissiranetrsa,o,fmissunted_r,th!tc..l%.rf.; t. h a lte qu taccesis p refeti rnet tiog u f_rove lhe f e jegd. Wlllt resPeet to the wisdom and justice of and learned Gentleman did not at once brio; hie neneusio , se. it enrit r e uf highly perfumed aromatics. To their elute acti L er n g Te ed 'T ot v to is e i l ittellie i i t t hi t t r i r preaa r liou cts r eoto this pt . -whether, as it was contended on whole plan before the Hatize, that- the whole nature r llereimats,for Berm l ion. to Healers remote from the wirers. Ovens{ 1 i t sir griound for the p ren entrafal conßeattre with the one'hiad, it was extremely unjust,. after the re, , tend extent of . his" views might be clearly exhibited , its, tliesavtexof fleightoimitegtriage, compared with the l and ? f,tqukitisricing ss ill be` a 11.... t important consider:46mA V . llli e l t it he; haVe,.h a y t the_iptly _lit. hel'il2 01 . , 111 _1": 1 _,1 11(4 ‘ 11144 ' WioVei teem Satiety of so indisidual convicted of 'and defined: He did noteer this .ea lading • Mate y, vie tie toter.. • • - - .! 'Porollout*** •h • thi• tortirk iii'll keep peffett• In all cliinates (In fact, Is urn be proyed by age), the Proprietor anticipates with confidence a . and a p i a lto id4 n by . patients or. open, wan ' r • ? ___ .. .,..„ ..... . - ‘ 3, puishment on hit innocent descendants tor w he., :Gentleman, he mettlyintitnated that in his opinion it rocret niti onne. • 4thld by a lt p, Wapiti toot and Shoemakers and Dealers is ; . .P . aiite . c is in th A e_counl_ .... ri a a/ ner e fejpell im etl2: o entte tiate tsl l:2l4llll= thee, as It wit maintained on the other; it , was just wooldsice the'Mdih oisn'tiesialit mode of proceeding... - .. l'auiout country 6 tsists at , the Proprietor's Warclutres a l* Hz! case, 77,,,, , dolls.„ ~a...„, aer „„,„..fi,.. set t' p;a .to deter 1111.0011 front ; the commision . Atter quoting several eetitoritiss in support ef this . London , lies ba a Pei limn-eel, lirotivelme-millarc ;" 4 '''' "1" - no r 'rded sc pu ts *Ethel& • - • La' • •••cifinee, by , ,site *mettle which their ,argornentittae iliiigitt ale Cientleman again i ~,„ So ;my pn , ahrisml.le. • - . • • ti t ail sn' Oa, 0 ,ro to , es.- Oitfts in Spite Did% 4. it 1.1 . 6): 6 10 0 : 0 " 1 . (7 .."..-• 5ur1e 46414 414"441.11 V• • wield Impois on *if aging and declared, 114410 4 must desido4l7 ()pram ON IlliffilP 8ec.11,451.7. , Paco oi !Nei, iris. 1%6. end tb..irth. - . . . .... , . . • . • . . .: . . . . ' - • - , • •.•i , , . . . - ' - - .• • , - , • , . . . 'I . . . „ tr.' • 4 • ..•,' - : ' ..., v• • , • , , , . . , • , s - . ~ ....... . ~. . . .. . • ._ ta -IA . - ' _ .., as._