The Statesman. — London, England, 1815-04-26 00:00:00

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LOCK *ND SURGICAL DISPENSARY. • -- ' :is ri Ro ef l ei al i nkhorn the Dike et York, Presideet, and the • •., , . . .y, L PARLIAMENT. rHi S resent , E se V r !N s lt l ll ,i G u , per tpril 28 1 their the possession . of Genoa, atoll), ho“ile to his Gee following C omm i ttee of Governors :- - • ;.• --aanm•-• vernment, Adverting to the Proclamations of Los d . rim TOWN AND COUNTRY. Levi of Karcinont • 1 tetwsel W. J. Jenn e M. P. I John Latnoche, Esq. M. P. . ROUSE OF LORDS, Arart. 25. William lientinck, he maintainellthat they field eat bri , ( N eel y ) . (7th tinse). Mc. Keno; Ilea. Mrs. Gleamy, R ile! 14.m_._:_t. Joan . I Coheir) H. Cleinenes,,H, P. . Earl GREY, adverting to the allusion in the first TREATY' OF VIENNA. espectstione to the Geneose, whieh were grievously .. Ls Mrs. Glover. N.B. Sloondart.lll.P. 1 Capodu James Hay'. • ' disappointed by the conduct of Lord Castleteegh.,- Mon. Cal. J. !lorry, M . P. 1 Article of the Treaty of Vienna, to certain stipule- % To which will be added, . And here be appealed to older and wiser men amons • ",••• . •-- " Suwon, Mr. Kiernan, entered into i e n e t ee o, ss o ie b n - . their Lerdshi'ps than himself, whether it *as e 001 0 11?.• ./4, i ' v • s. ROSINA. • Menthe, of the Royal College, Lmsdan. rrillE Patronage this Institution has received, for ' s ti er:ed s w t h i i i c a li t " un d les i r e th n eir Pre Le Vi rL ii i Y ps DI tuitional in any man to make himself, le that Noble • ' •-•., -•, ‘. f er sorraw, The Unknown G liest . would be impos p sible for N cs ,„,i nv , The Wheel of ?whine; Penntddock, (Ist thee) . .11. the exclusive tee/shone and Cure of both Sexes, ettlicted . i Viscount hail done, a walking depatitary of Royal Chose t• l e ' it ' with Veoereed Comptaints, anal their dreadful consequences, as o f 4l To a ions, the consideration of the MI „Kral. wrictures debility. eicenolans, &c. eambotted under the ma. i theta to enter folly into authority ? The Constitution did not he was ton. . . re 1 ).0r. to be mooed at half pat five "clock. tote' migemeet'of the rot prof•-selonnt abilities wit! fist the Pub- I T ce_is sy 1 It . SO y itself, siitceil, authorize any individual to go net .f the s ~ Ite 1141 .If pact as. - tic of the high merits of Mr. litliF.RN AN'S plan, and that by it . coo taking with him the power of the Crown, . 4 .. g oe ., 75.; *coed P r ice *. 6d . — Pit, s.. dd. ; Second Woe inconveriences of Puhile Choritirs tire ovoided, wbilst the I Ulf Flirt of LIVERPOOL replied, that the sti. i en d it is , t... Lesser Gallery; *. t Second Price, Is.-Upper young ned enwery nrr protected against the fatab i delnsions held polatinnt alluded to formedof i sobsequently issuiog instructions directly ton. in , l i nt , b ; Second Prier, 6d. pat by colitettlyitig pretender, in ibis hunch of Marilee. Shoe I realms.' o f pert those prior pro- trary in their spirit to those which o - ri,isially erne- • • . ___, • 4 18(1% nsappeAred by the Anima 'Report of 1814, 5491 p • f r - sr' . atientsaithe Congress, which, in due time , • I I a THEATRE-ROYAL, COVENT-GA*I)EN. oca hSe x. ',have been cured,wi thou, confine/need or honey tu tile mou l d b 4 submitted to the consideration of Parini- i nated from the Government to which he beimieed. - . he . 11 ill i present EV ENI NG, April 26, i ~ W i ll ro natitutiou, an d with ii delicacy and secret" bithertn unknown; . grante. / , I e denied also the right of the great Poore, of Bumps • he performed, rnitnyof those have laboured under the nest complicated formai . ' .RIJS , II•AN LOAN IN FlottAttri. to constitute themselves a tritswistil.:--to sommon be , - -• in TILE WHEEL OF FORTUN,E. of the disease Inns ten to twenty years. The Ant symptoms yield lii Mr. Kienian•s treatment In a few days e„ond where fore them the Sovereigns of italteuendent **tea not • Earl GREY proceeded to observe, that.there was " - t_ lat., .."... t itoti . • •saLk c a- Pentuddock, Mr. Kemble. • appearance of debility conies on. too earls applizatios comet another abject on which he wished for information i conquered by , their arme.-sio .iorsrus to-na ...v . -r-•'• id After wlsieh, . be sebdela .. .danger that may Moue. . I IretsMAlP Noble Earl. It' was rumoured that a I 4 . ,L_____;tll4" Soverei g ns , . sigi ' arial9S ll .l .,-. ° . 91*". " I 'll . • ' . Mr. Kletreut may be consulted by• either-4am. with abs - r of BOMBASTES PURIM°. grentestsecreey, at his private linet-e. No. 21. Lower ca s „ • 10 ilisilliesie iheft bems..seme staff own ne5p. 1 .1.44,1 s l Plussetaes the, advantages't but ,tnitieit; ki . . INS , di To which will be added, lone-Wert, Dedford-ompre v itous ohm to twelve in the DIOCIk. ILa HoUtind• for the service or Russia bo ( - -this te•' MlStfuld. tvid-blootta'd {omit; oil •.tioliats Of 1 -‘ 4 " l - • ur ZFA BUCA • . .• • lag ; and from sir till nine at night 4 to whom letters and other ias .-_ • vevpreeentative o f t ha t Power having, at the vows' 1e...„.. ,n un %VW ;' ' • r. • ' Cash I - d' thy Owe- tniakigtileieoment .- • • • ''' it) OR, THE NET-MAKER AN D' HIS WIFE. communicant/et...from town and country, may be addressed, and ' will he punctually answered.' f• Mt friss, stated the inability of Ramie to •ie le wilt s ""'"""rt its instance of imiilics l iltPeoleft. . ,'' Pet' s or To•ser.i., The Stranger. t ..... , •'II he Was determined that Ressia should pay h a lf ,' t h a t H ot- ' d r ....one hioi appyti.b..okiivor...,f,:.. 5 •. -. _ ......__ . _5 ___ Hole., 71.. 1 $41141/1 Price 3s. 6d.--Pit. *. &I. i Secondßaewift'S ‘ t tblifb to • • • - „ : Fao.v rOa LONDON GAZETTE ) APRIL 2 . ea lug i n t o eff e ct th e P 1 d land, by some arrangement which he did not profess I e - - er Yet - "et ---e - . • • Its ?no. ~ • Lower (iNtilery. tit . i Second Pries, L.-Upper e s ory, b.; Setae enc. fid. . --.010...-_watch over t h e i r intere ts •at• the f lit Monshet Must to understand, should pay a and that Great - - s ' - '' ' ' *i..a.. ^ :,1 quarter, • TO Britain should pay the remaining quarter— t ;he was consenting to the deetteStinfLei.----e - • ~, p rici t e B " . may lie brad sig h sly , on application to Mr. Lord Chamberlain's Office, April 25. nirme y, ••• ao Iliwid••ii, at the Dos-ollice. . twssinillions and a half of money. This agreement- pendence. • In- vain•dttl'iiii people, of Wita . jiteSPO , ,3t is- - - * *-- -*--- 1 - ' • IN*. Natio:is hereby given, that her Majesty *IR Mild I had , it 'Vetoed beets entered andsigned by ' , into ~• • be AN HYMNING•PAPER. • if ANTED to Purchase, a respectable EVEN. a Drawing-room at the Queen's Palace, on Thuriday, Secretary of State without any •• y communicationhaving • h • Congress would not even Wirt the , 'Gntnes; - Protest. •: ... . let the 4th of Ma v at two o'clock. ING NEW S l'A P.L11.-Commeitications addressed • ' , , been made to Parliament on the subject. Was it true ile their protocol. lie called on thils . , • I r Otasitips to • - o a'. D.. 4: Pegle's•Codee /louse, rontaining Paniculais, will —00m0....-. dliat filo Majesty's Government had thus • pfedgedt IsIJA: c . ff.the.atain Which the cbarseitt er.ihe-coootry , • • le immediately attended to. Honour sod secreey may be de- Whitehall, April 25. the faith of the country to pay so large a sum of T • eiredie this transaction. • Whatever wriiht be' • , F repo. • ---. His Royal Highness the- Prince Regent has been menet 1 ' , !toe result of the dreadful c a tt ie s t in which we seemed . • - • i t EN'rLEM EN from the East and West Indies, pleased in the name and on the behalf of his Ma- t , •ihout to be engaged , he was solicitous th at it Wail • • " i- 4k The Earl of LIVERPOOL said, that the Noble; • • • . •• r• in Ut l'''" i Per's O r ' residing I n Eh g /awd for their Ethicality. ' iestv• to constitute and appoint the Right Boa. EarL must be well aware that no agreement could be we should not he depressed by the weight. of ,,,. ale • • z it, p a y huve every netratitege .If Classical nod Matbenuitical W.I. • 9 cut • siodern Languages and Arcompit-balenes, with ever? 1 pollen. • , Francis Lord Napier to be his Majesty's'lligh Cotn. slide by his Majesty's Government, which must not 'sawn delhtquency: The Noble Marquis oronc . l , . I by moving a string of Resolutions of fact, ferkiptuot W. ill ii neaten:at ,atention. at Mr. THELWALI:S In - i - , tnissioner to General Asnembly of the Chitral of he submitted to the consideration of Parliament, r a w oofer the Itemolty of 0.....tnic Defect., Come of linpedi. 1 by a Resolution of opinion to the following effete:— , , 're* Fri, and Meteor/oleos of Youth (or the Pulpit, Bar , lead Scotland. and ttridds Parliament might or might not confirm at •• .. ..• la,kiwi 4;_, Lincoln's Inn-field& ..-. sleges -- pfeessre,t - - " That the entitled of his Majesty's Garet:motet Unimak*. N• IL A very extensive.and valuable Library is open to the MILITARY PROMOTIONS. BP ri•OREY observed, that he knew that per- themselves of the amiable diepositioa sif . the Genneve. i" traipey. . . 'al- w. 4 Adult Pupils. . -- . fatly well, bet that it was very possibie that Minis- ter them tel the doneness! of a Power to watch' they were tsar. ~• tiff te A large Garden Dad convevienees fur athletic e ler- Wer-O,Wee, April 29. • tit ~ wns not only an . [refraction of the terms on width - Ali res. Ist Regiment of`l.ife Guards, John Pitt llontein, from thehalf• Parliament ten might pledge the faith- of the country, and -place British troops had been recieved in Gem*. but a gross tiololi •LB 4 Pritate Imtructions in Eltseution, &c. to Ladies or Gentle- - 24 Dragoons , be Cap • of Troop • ' in the situation either of violating that pay of the ragoons, to tam a , mge .tioii of the public faith of this country originally pledged to that in- a n, .1 toe loolitutiun, nr at lack uwn houses. Dickson, who exchanges. 1 fade or of imposing on the subject a burden of the Republic; and wholly . remixing to the justice mei policy • • in ------ -- TO DE SOLI) SY AUCTION,. Lieut. John Warde, from the 4th loot, to be.Lieutesiont, lox, who exchanges. vice deedi now which he hail mentioned, II •asked , pe the which it was the duty nod the Interest a this country to crises up. Ilie Mr , BIRD, Cornet and Sub-Lieutenant Francis Serimes Pitcher to be Lien- I Noble Lord if it•was the fact that such an agreement In all her interposition is the affairs of Estop." * 14 a TO-MORROW. April Cl, at Twelve o'Clock, at No. 47, 1 tenant, by purchase. vice Williams, who retires. had been entered into ? aril Sallobar).‘quere. Fleet-street. • ! Cornet George Storey. from the 21st Light Dragoons, to be .... Earl BATHURST maintained that there never was 1 i if 0 • - kite EI f f IVERPOOL 'ed repli , that he could i'l'it: HUNDR.ED Lois of neat HOUSE. ' Cornet and .Sub-Lieutfnant, by purchase, vice Pitcher. I IS a charge tad, against any Government which was so - e..'. iii)t.illPC/01 ITCH E, a 111,1 0 4 " inntharn,!Ane print, :,,,d Sub-Lieutenant and Adjutant Thos. Ewan, to have the rank o only repeat that Government could not be pledged to • pi. t • •:.,a it 46 , .149 fat tatursi grimes . uriosits resembling* heart, Lieutenant. . any tmnsaetion which was not subsequently liable to absolutely void of foundetiou as that preferred b 3' na Ditto, Lieutenant Joseph M r it' t the Nova Sc the 41: ..t. ) 34 a high mahogany press bedstead, Iwo Akin side. -a C 11 --g°ll, from ° • • the t l of Pe I' t. II t decl i ne ;the Noble Marquis. There was nothing hi sat, led I. . large chimney aisd pier elasos, three .• t. of w tadow i tia lencitees, to be Lieutenant, vice L %ye, w h o exchanges. • con rou r MOWN . e most an- the circumstances of the transaction like a brim AK •lanosic fverriary am! drawn -, a n oble cls-st of t --.............. meting the Noble Earl's question. • had Z i s . • .. 1 .7 ' ,5 daub* eatiotiog-ltnase ite.k; I 'Mr Painted thaw- I Office of Ordnance, April 21. Earl GREY remarked, that he must consequently' ' , faith , direct or indirect. In the first place, ; 1 • . Ito de.. •• s.,e tissln g eilli ug , pier, and Pembruke bibles ; sofa Corps of Royal Engineers. understand that the Noble Earl did not deny that ! • structions had ever been given to Lord Vl l llll - k m , .• . is .:), kile'len fulititure. ere. de. - ____, 'To be Sepond Liesteosats-Gentlemen Cadets Montgomery (leek to engineer the people of Italy to the et • •. en- c..:.. -4...• to be lead 4 tar Auctiet.ecr, 53, Wjch•streirs r• . William, , vice v iew ,. promoted . John jlook , hoo, v - i ce such an agreement bad . been entered into. • • France; ha was only directed, in the event stn miss tad ~ ~ e plate of Side. ...• /Init. renewed ; Seine Hollow:, vice Brandretb, • pro. •TEFIATT OF• VIENNA. ' ....__.........actual rising, and particularly if that rising were In --•- -- --,-- _. -aimed ; wallas *mooch. v i ce L e eks. emoted t Thom" ,Earl DARNLEY observing that the Trat•signed . 4 NEWVATENTIIAT. 1 ? lore, rife Mudge, promoted ; Hairy - Tf. - taigetem WilIC -' ' , • favour of the Kieg of Sa r di n ia to afford all the a id • • t A I.ON aged - Co. have now to offer to the-Poblic I Heaney, promoted ; and Frederick T. Attwood, vice Pert. at Vienna di d in a great degree pledge Ifilir & entry •. lin his power. With resimit iffeelrinf - Cettill, Ili a5l tit HAT. combinsug every requisite a flat ought lock, promoted; George William Lemon, vice Sireateeld, to go to war with France, asked the Noble Earl ! • we bpim* .s it Ise. aid the oppearetwe of the finest a d most promoted. when Parliament expressed to his Royal it was l ike an attack on any of e. place. Lord W. . • ttitit •be ver o a equ.dly light. will wear twice as Irene , -..-.....-- whethe r, &Maack had not proceeded thither on any inlitatiell shoal a twtte slope, white li retains to the lost ;it will • BANKRUPTS. Highness the Prince Regent their acquiescence in of the people. In his Lordship's dispatetiesthe.mili. srl thaw l's colour. suite% It Ihe aft' beautiful bl.rit t 00 r J• Po w i s , Milk-street. warehouses's/to, April IS, May 9, ; pntting the country in a state . of preparation, his Genoa hi- in alms, It wpm for ...-ren 3 . a operation ! ; no weather will etre in- J une 6, at G u ildh a ll. A ttorne y, M r . H ur d, r emote . r M a j esty ' s G overnment were i n possession of that• tart' erations against weref a tly tletalled.— pre 1 . ., e 1 b .., t . trier 56-. It. Graves, East Reliant. Nottinghamshire, fishmonger, May After taking all the other strong works, he was on at: GAL ili and Gu• Massufecturem, 424, Strand, corner of Bed- 16, 17. June 6, at the Ferry-boat, lattlebor6ugb, Nottingham- T reaty ? the point of bombarding the place, wan the iiihabi- re es ig5..,..4. ... thire. Attornies, Messrs. Mason and Nee, East Retford, Not- , The Earl of LIVERPOOL, in reply, stated, . the 11 , 14 nn mid nellter•••who oiji for salweinr Sint Mats. aPt tinghanailtire ; and Messrs. Exley, Stocker, and Doman, Far- I that by the Address of the 9th o f A'l P ar li amen t pri , tants, who had heard of the success use lilt Allies, 1 . We-- soma their minimize is noticing this Advertisement. ri va l' s Inn.l sent out a deputation entreating . Ways ici &alit. lre .r. twopledged itself only had - E. Needham, ten. Manchester, dealer. May 10, 12, Jerre Sy , did not mean to that the pI of Genoa were say pen e • Dis- ALL THE THREE PRIZES OF at the White Bear Inn, Manchester. Attornies, Mr. Hurd, the country in a state of preparation, and nothing cui. X9i1,010 Inner Temple; and Messrs. Hewitt and Kirk, Manchester. further. •H e had no hesitation in avowing, that on siol favourably disposed towards us, and that 'they r es se Asti Oat of MO fluineLs In n erd, were shared and sold by W. Llewellyn, Carmarihea , merchant, April 29, May 1, : . • Were et glad to get rid of the French._ Hs %vault! i if in- Basil, the Contractor, cm. ~June 6, at the Talbot lOU , Can/tartly% Atturoies, Maws. ! the day previous to the • vote .of that Address, hit ... AA train 411 drawn Wedisesdas. April 19, .C31).090 i Bleasdale, Alexander , and Holum, New Inn ; and Mr. Jones, s M a ley -t o y Government Were In possession of the """e I they had heartily '''Stridth 1 the 3012 drawn Wednesday, A,.ril 19, X30,(1.0 ' Carmanhen. the conquest of Genoa would bale been more ditil- A of llthi draw* Anterdax. April 15 6 • 191 4 10 I ti. Badham,, Bromyard, Herefordshire, victualler, May 9, . ! Treety• • There were clrenmetances,.however which , r colt to . the Brifish- Army ; bat their co-operation. •• - tt bane- -4129 drawn WedstoJny, April 5, lett Guineas. ; 10, June 6, at the Falcon Inn, Bromyard. Attnenies, Mr. : rendeeedit improper for his Majesty's Ministers to - - -• , tate-, • Danoertlekt, Bromvard ; and Messrs. '1 a lor Featbentoos‘ Y * mentisist it ow that occasion. He would state. one. I was pureiy of a negative stature. • The occupation of , miser WITH the sincerest ploresure 'l'. BISII announces bui - ii ing . , lion ,„ en : .. Deno* by •us was a conquegt, find entitled us to all, if I; wee+ i;. e anew sesprecedented success to his Friends. the J. Bee , N e wea•tle-tipoo- Tyne , tallow-ehandler. May 3 . , ,'•'t liel/iNI bitn!ekrs in moving the Address on the 7th of i t he ... of W' h t Id W - manner. h mioured him Janes , ag•ibe George Tavern. Nen castie-upon-Tyne.p Atter- A pik, observed; that , tshs..eir esimariwis is. the (rely popular L'inerf Just finished; tiles, Mr. Reid s Newcastlempon-Tyne; end Mr. Whims, Gray's. t e G 0 „~,e , " t . a -to,_, ur g e the Cont i nental . C. Odin gratttoule Ise Ms arrooged Inn-square. M a j es ty•.' -the faith of the British Government was pledged to doh.- ANOTIIER GOLDEN LOTTERY , •C. Christian, Bread-street, Cheapside, tallow-chandler, M o t e Powerrluto any measures beyond Weir own valet et., . . lee "I' tri•hso,p G u inean,' Gold. Ad ,soothes Pt= of ..630.003. 6, LI, a June 6, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Conetetsboni, v - necessity. The Treaty adverted to by the Nobler 'inrep..eoselsliahjogot of the ancient Government of . Geno No Commatider of 4118.: 1- 1 . 4. 1. ' it"' ht la sst eb ! h a s 01 ; I„„ t e it y i s v e t n e i, le d by . Government to street, Lineole•s Len-Gelds. • . join - '' Earl wits signed at Vienna on the 25th March at I -•" • 41 ' , wiakvAilkkAtitg.,4 1 i... , I and WO 5000 Tirkeo; fOrtimilag odd tn obe Lottery jest concluded AL Rapsey, Fleet-street, fishmonger , April 29, May t. ' right fir pronounce on the ultimate destination of flay it re- .$4 ems. 6. at Cluildhall. Attorney, Mr. Harvey, Carsitor•street, 6 'easii. which period , although phi • Ruler of F present ranee - , . •,. • • . soca e'Prds of 13,0411 Tickets. arid thy- tendered suable (. . .. , .. i , ~. .• •. place which he captured, unless tteind.a.slisoretiop. Immo tonere. the dentande orevery Office-keeper for Twkets cery.lane.. • - ••r:'• s'• . had reached rats, yet the. Powers were not .. w•rieui l , 15ili ( th e day before the last dal e, rut All the U. Stanley, Warnfurd court, Throginorten-street, meet-none, , they authority to that effect. Ile totifealledrillat,'iti lee .. te j 11C11.11w4e dis • • if ti •to A rill 9- My 9, June 6, at Guilahall. Attorney, Mr. Bow- . ' posed str,ii snit be : moo sink, rum er a eve p , a ii possession Of that fat t welliat the King of France the firstplace, Lord W. Bentinck did, oos so deter- T e r - in) limited member of Tickets (and being obliged to supply den, Angel.eour% v Thrognotrion-street• had qekted it.. Under thistle eircunistances it Was not . . . '- - ell- I°l "re'lleP with a fair Pr"lowlion ) . to meet the wanes J s Hen loon. igton, Cumberbod, innkeeper, May 4. 5, considered just towards our Allies to deem 'the mine the , . future destiny of Gettoa• • and seceedly; kel-ee ow lii, f„.- .i, a. Le is eqootty grat.f.t to evi•ry nne lif June 6, at the King's Arms, Wigan.. Anomie', Mr. Ifillier that he had no authority from his• Majesty's porent- • ;oat* ann. Ite should feet it anjass In make dimincti es, by retaining Wigton ; and• Mr. Williams, Red Lion-sqnare. Treaty a conclusive engagement on their pat, until . aii be ment to do so. As to any idea of a permanent Go- le, fete's or Metres ( -. r thins,' trim are bite.. in honooring fi ll s • T. Gaits, llooiton, Devonshire, grocer, May 9, 10. Jane they became apprized of the facts of which thev - • • lance' vio their d • d therefore nitres's* an immediate up.- 6, at the • ker's lon, llogriton.. Attornies, Mr. Laamore, Red r vernment being established by. the Proclametioo of re had c-ionsan t . anwere ignorant at the time of their framing it. i :...,1,01: a, • • Lion-square ; and Messrs. Flood an d Moles, Hooitoo. • s Lord W. Benticrk he contended that siren the 1 ' " nd r All, TRE FITT: THOUKAND TICKETS - - r , . people of Genoa themeeliree di4l, 'not so consider it, year" Ire stelivcsesl frson she Ralik,. Val she whole. -Letter, ,1 , 413 be.' the White Lbw ,tun , leieener. "oral", Mr. lace, New ships ought to have been informed Of the existence of e'er • i• • . Inn • sold Mr. Dalby Leicester. for they sent a Minister hi . the Ce,ingress, furnished . pus tit i.lt 13Ih May (twirl month). ' this Treat before they were called upon to vote - • • etto , 4 ' 1 W. "Leaman, bewomstle-apace-Tyne, tailor, May 15, ld, Y 2 T. Wall, Contractor, 4, Lora:till, and 9, Clairing.Orililr; '' with instructions ae to what wet° be theanditions • g bee . ' • I Juee.6, at? George Ina, Ne Tyne. May ter the Address. He wished to know if the Treaty s . •.• • . ..•.. .. . _ Lawton. cm - which the summation OT timf' epublic- to Sardinia i bees - „ - . - 4'o'7' • Mr.• ll e4slllll.'tifaY . §. l o"luare i •• 1"4" = 116410 " , New cas ' was now to be deemed conclusive ? .. I A • ' - y e a tats placik In °nett' the meetings which . - -7: SUPERIOR A DVILE .s . •• - '""-.-. - : • ; tle-epon.T3rtie. • • • $ . The Earl of LIVERPOOL re lied- . . that his SO"- ; ••• at ••r•- . • .* • • • teed. IT is of the first consequence to enerillif4: illi U. OaddM a blonnionth, sealatiwAllem.l, ! Jane 6, at. Iwo-. . . P • , r id .k orteet.ot file an n ex a ti on was su b m i tted • . • 1 ai..lJareies i Bristal. Anoraks, eirti.wio sod King, Sao sertatieus referred to circumstances at a former pee • ... .•• sat...* . . ...... ~. t ~, PPM. . Rhine talents mot integrity a brat teliance may be , of _treats no, Yleet- street Mr. Frank Bristol. y. i . Minim wnicn surely never would have ds re lie ih , , , m;st risallirtism. Ale,!t.. CUIt ft 1 . 1.: mid Cr.., s t o s ,eone _ ‘ jogrorr, Mary St. iseulkgrocar..may 13, Is. June 6, , . p . ' riod not at the resent . Now the Treaty was go- . - ••• it" Ago If .11e1 arrangements made by Lord W. I '1 t• .1 we Lad high isrotes , ssmal ItlialmilKuUs --- - Members of the w- o: tbe Lug Bury St. Edmunds . Anomie', Mr. Leech, rptecionsibly concluded, and directions had been , Irea - had ' ••• '-• - • considered as permanent. Upon r I It. %hi Colleges of London and-Patinburgb, preemie to the Pub- •••••• fherl 1, :d tea and M B 1 t." I St. ata s ; r. roes ey,• ways so. giseu to our Minister to ratify it, subject to an exple- . l ark it IPl' resul t of 30 years experieece in tier Cart of Venereal liar, D Lio l . e Jun. Newessumopod-Tsine. cabinet-make/e t Mayt he . hf• s h • ilia bt he ted I'i w o e l, e eg was warren . el say lig I to 1 - ( ''Wrl'Hula. and these Deintities sod Deficiencies sr hkh "" 1 i 5, 16, June•b, at the George lan. fildweastle-opop-Type. At- nation. I that there niveteits a charge eters confidently urged, 1 War 90 a. 1••• oily prevent or Mb iffil' die taatenuonial pate. In the toe ,bleuns Mennen, and Fairbank, Hatton - garden ; and . GILNOA. • . . 'vett e ,: ; ';''' eloantion'i (roe tetroisitkillk'n t o _ f_.flell_ n rew d , 14 , 11 : Mr kett, Newcastle-upon-Tyne. „, _,' ~ ' The Marquis of BUCELNGIIAM'said, that the . Or' mor e windily supported, than the • present one. 1 saris -•-• 11 , +twit, commamis vary ktletl a Specuy,,nino a.wa3'... , 42: flak , h , - Nolowarebarsara, Hampshire, miner, may 0, • . th e ! which endisevetmedlo t hrow on the Government of Rut horst cure. In 'tuitions coare;sheir tong and wellarreaged ,'•\ trod had at ten th arrived o much desired by rll the George Inejklilmn,Matapshire..• Attornies, Pe g $ . . 5, Ju it „at this. coati) , die laipatition of violating the maimed ,i ' , Senesce givey them is peitorptittote of &ebbs° Dolt Seeders .. tt and Cole, Odihmet and Mr. Hurd, Temple. Noble Lo r ds opposite. The result of the Papers laid . • II as he Pitiless front being unernoielized mu of esisletivir.. Or km" 4.411Wi1s 61ViD14 9 1 DS. 11,* tho table by his Majesty's Government,faith. - was th e , , . ' • • e • • .... , •art • i 9111 1% re , uttantiOk Ontief:kittell. unit the vital oriurepte destroy- lefts, carpenter - Mal p s ' I FA rl STANHOPE 'Rid the Noble Earl in his ,- tot *thy k hone, tint imidipert disease, or a blind mai fated toad- May Y . C. L Clarke , . at _ iiiv , , oof of every thing w.hich he had on a former omit- . l ee t stree bi shallow preießftera. Is, 1. vitt.", Artillery-pleas, Wes' - J Bess i e* , 'ion stated. Foul and dishonourable as the trans- himself i d his co!! anxiety to justifr tin , -espies hail mil- , A - is Nerves. I),•bj9j, T. Yummier Relaxation, and Atony of J. T. 4'aok. •Asiford. • Keit. h iZter-klay 10. J. tit 29 J. Ban". action then appeared, the evidence brought forward represented (unintentiorially no doubt) the facts con. , .••• sa l 11 , Organs , ari.log frown extra:iv/. i.. fulgeste, insaltibliout Leitendnibite. Lancashire. w r-64 i . . Nestle n tb, Sorrel'. egemmer • taieed the instructiona to Lord W.Bentiack.Thersen- .'' ...le `:.' .. " 1 "1 On St.lili.tY senswellty, theme practice givesnew life and Tbomitis.street..Poplar-row, Norfolk ; rotor - May %LI. a d *. by lie aathors themselves gave it a still more fool and , . , le . s -4/ la the ""seint ewer' i" ewers wh i c h a r e w "g i ' l l un de- -"se" ' l " ben " , " an ' t io W. Fosberry and. slishonouciable character. The Noble Marquis then tence in those instructions - Iva; that if circumstauces , g fr. b;h•11: Slits 111M.ind other derangements of the Urethra they ton, timcechurch.street, stationer— ay •_ ~ _ v __. • ~ niervinous-star 27, J• * '', ''''''. entered into an examination of the `various deco- f the intiebitaitis should occur to encoosage a rking a e , .: 4.1 'me w in a m4d and etrietuol manner. Slight and retells eii,les E. Ingleb), Liverpool, t --June 6, . ..-• eyed by that Commander : _they as c. •I ruer. t Infection cured • the abort per i o d of two India Chaulthers. Lealdorwltall- street , , who %I le. T. c lew . me l ee, and contended that his Majesty's Ministers they were to be em In . , 4 . are in ei",. T. Pierson, Stet'-nan o aresse-areet• tactur-_,. 1 ~. Dm Li, •e• e %re having originally given Lord William Bennet ia. did do occur; and Lord W. Beutincb,.theretnte, in rd. .__To llie retinae icit it will he complitory to know that they ley, Beambierst,Stafordaltire. flower,dealer._ 7 lllerex, ,;,;__,__. u.,..• • • • ; 4 t to take possession of Genoa in 31m . encouregin,g them, Only acted according to his tn. , e.. ricula 'l* um. dot tlofte Deli . iliilim n Melt defeat conception, aud teepee!, whaiesale,greeer-May 13, R . __,_ "rz.-. west - "-. strwcl,ions no . Ilium. ny the fo,aselniimi of connubial felicity. tingssasshissi beekeepe r - May tit' it * T ri 7 e k! . ' 7 - ingby, name% of thej,ingsAt •Sardinia without the consent stet:diens. . , t - ••• ' or r•; Panties treated with tnl•doof, deldCany, and inviolable se mouth, Dedsme r ship-owiter-May IS, •. Of Vse people, it eventually turned out that. it was so Lord BORRINbDON thougist•that the question. Irk ) . Waralekalre• lerivenee. • i •• • ',' I lest" lieses. CUR It !F. mid Co. may, be counited every day, at CERTIFICATSS-M A v 16. T. Peudeon, Sto e•-• . k tette poltession of, not on l y • without the concur.. 'realising Genoa could not be adequately gotta int" Ste A .1110 19 lase• I b7, lbStlueoveden. i W. Brhilkeli ftlalletwolers Inewelu i r,. - at . 4 1 tone Rent rens. borsgaioni the wisbes .or the Genoese. TM, wlthout•a full knowledge of .all the. proceedings of mos. ftt 9 * ...,: . ..' Leiters from She Comnity, &Maya minately the case, ' seen -Trent, Stafordsbire,,potter-F ne . meretutot-T.„. Z'"\ Ai nt . b d been' robbed of his ancient do- Congrese• but at the same time, hellirpred Of the ng Sardinia a 2 1. , et. m•ttle of Itvili, &c. awl efecein F a realist/tore for Ads %cc load eorli-lhe • tor- P Ryan Panersola . _ . ra se rim or •• 11. • • Catbarineotreet,Como;nrciabroad, Middlevex,o t adaltaas e . hi order that he might be remunerated by principle of Bensalislading the Aligeri Stain on she ', ~ • • isio,•:, 14 ill he 'reined able stUdiuesattentioa. le. 1.;, Ilattur.gardea. I -J. Kaili, Fleet-sweet, lak-merser. . . • • . . . - • . al ' • , It t • - •• . •• 7' s:•• $ • - • .. • $ • , • ' . • $ • • • .. . -,.