The Statesman. — London, England, 1815-02-17 00:00:00

Sallffilla AM.& ~ • e ;s • '‘ e • • r . g 0 . r" t. • . 6 1 • S . . •-- _ . . • ...4.44, 4 e s t (2 / . • . • t ) [l , I a • • • : •ft - ittentan • • ' 4 llll LONDON, FRIDAY, ,FEBRUARE 17, 1816, No. 2805. isith 74:. WILLIAM B. MOUNTAIN, Saracen's Head INN, SNOW-lIILL, JAY\ DON. The best Accommodation fat Travellers, good Beds, choice Liquors, sod moderate Charges. The following Post Coaches, Mail Coaches, &c. set out from the Sameen's Head Inn, Snow-hill:— HORNSBY and Co. Stock-Brokers, W, Cont hill. respectfully acepiAnt the Public, that tiles , have on h4le TICKETS nod 81IARES for the INCOMPARABLE LOTTERY, in he Drawn on the sth of APRIL. The Betrerne contains Three Prizes of £3'.5100, and only Tißeen: Thom ind Tickets; also. Five of 1,0.10 Guineas, ach, Is be £mid many other Capital Prizes. HORNSBY nod divided Hwang their Friends, in Twelve Month,. the unprecedented List of Cni.it.l Prizes, viz. No. 1,120....E10,000 Lost Lottery I No. 2.8 —620.000 281 al.OOO .2.590 20,000 Besides of £5.000; .83,0011, El,OOO, €5OO, &C. No. 3;1.1179 ithd 42,589, Prizes et.C90,008, were Sold by TIORNSBY al.d Co. LQLM AND SiiRGICAL DISPENSARY. Rim Royal . the Duke of York, President, and she tollndring ICOlDatillie of Clierernors : Esti et Liketat Colonel %V. J. Jones,l 4 4. P. Fari,of Itemdiant John Latouche. Big: M. P. R i4ht Jinn. Ts pot.. 1 Colonel H. Clenseuts,lll. P. Rt. llon.let, I Captain James Uay. Hoe. Col. J. Hovey, hi. P. 1 Sorgefins Mr. Kiartian, • Member of the Clot College, London. THE Patrouage thit Institution has received, for lbc esrin,ice treatment and Cure of both Sexes, sililicted shit Venereal C.lnplaints, lend *Mr .dreadfal cotwoquesuces, as ' ori.tutres, 4:Miry. ulceration., &c. conducted under the IlLto latellloll or the bast pnifeesiomil obilitieF, will wittify the Pub-' he of the high mein. or Mr. KIERNAN'S plan, and that by it • tlnr inronvesuietiem at Pultlic Charities are avoided, w hill the !OUllitood unwary are protected against the fatal dt.lic.inits held ust advertising. preirnders in this branch i‘t practice. Since 1110, as appeared +, the Animal Report of 1814, 5131 pktients,•uf *nth Sexes,have been cured,iirthout confinement oor injury to the onstitation,:ind within delicacy rind•secrecy lathe' to intim. wa -; sonny of thrust have laboured under the most complicated f-rins of the disease from ten to twenty Venn , . The tint symptoms yield to Mr. Kim - natio treatment M a few days ; and where appearance of debility comes lot, too early upplictitiust (-mama be lan& t.s prevent the danger that may ensue. Mr. Kierwin 'may be comulted by •either fiel, with the: Ffeatect,etirry. at liW private taupe, Na 21, Lower Clair 1011r-street, Bedford-rtputre, train nine to twelve in the morn. but, and from six till now at night t tw whom letters find ether comotunicasions. from fowls and country, may be addressed, mid will be punctually answered. Jost pablished, PRACTICAL 01151ERVATIONS an the above BISBA ES. price 3.. By F. Kicroaqc and sold by Sherwood, Neely. o•-11 Joues,sp, Paternoster-row; and by ilighley, 24, Fleet street. DEBILITY. &c. V NCOURAGED by tits uniform success at.: I . ..112.4 *coding the peculiar method of Treatment In the cure of i a few prevalent Complaints, which has been confirmed by the. experience of many year!, in a large and e sten,ive practice— sensible also, of the happy effects resulting to the Puhlie from Medical Men confining their attention to a certain class of Dis eases, Messrs. GOSS nod CO. Members of the Royal Col lege u.f Snrgenns in Limaiin, continue to direct their .(Vdies to ntic. Disorders alining from a secret destntetive habit of in emoidet ate Youth, which toot only ocinielons a snimerims train of Nervous Affections, but also eta ails no its votaries ale the Mil, A. 1111 A DLE,Y, Middle Norpt.st reel, D e bility enervating imbecils of old age. in that distressing Stale of er Deficienes, whether the consequence of such bane- Giegh-square. Loudon, will satisfy the moil ;serriptdrimi lid hubits, recessive thinking, long resi Pence in hot climate., rneparer al to the mithenileity of it Friend or his &rising great or, any ether mouse, by u high the power. of the constitution heuefit fr the CORDIAL 'llAtal of GI LEAD; hi a ',vele 'beviiine et.feehled, us regularly educated Surgeons of London, amsorder o he nerviaN bilious( and llatuktit kiwi, with which they• ogler ill Orin, Safi., cud speedy restoration to weird and he bad be 101 l : Aimed. oi . vigorqua health. Mr. E. erey, High Street, Rirmiogliam. vouches fur the ' Where an roily application Is made fur the Cure of a Cer earpritine, re of a Dentleraan long in a are's Decline, havine ban Disorder, frequently coutracted in a moment of inebrie-' Wien eve tattles of the Cordial balm of Gilead. The spirits, ty, the eradic a tion is generally completed in the short space of ; strength. act appetite cif the young maim were visible arid v ry. two days, and in ;he more advanced and inveterate stages of • a:veil:111v iaproved ; nee' by criminuing the este of it a few Venereal Infection , characterized by a variety of painful an d staic4o fongea he was, with God's blessing, nod to the event distressing ssmptions, a perseverance in their plan (without re comfort and ostoni home of his family end friends, restored to straint indict or exercise) will ensure to the Patient a peruenneot peer, el health. 1 and radical cure. lig. B. Billltroad. of Paggliertmet• reports of i s man in that The Diseases of the Urethra; as. frequently connected hitithbourlined, abeity he ago of thirty, who had the appear- with, Or arising from the :shove Complaint, have not escaper/ no , ' of L.:Mu . ..grin& under that rube daegeron. disea.e. the Phi hiiiis their ettention ; by an infallible and improve., plait, they area... P 4l :olsitalis. ar Cioisureption. lie had a considerable degree Of Weil to remove obstinate Gleets and Stm tetures, whether hectic frees, profuse eight-iiwellts, expectorated much, mid was retest or of long duration, without resorting to the panful "dared haft ewe edsniteeme debility. Having . laid the hurt and dangerous use of the Caustic Bougie. Many instances can be Iniatiral aitsiiaehe model profiler. without iibtaimag relief, he adduced of very inveterate cases, of o/arm! years erinthialuier.* bed rrulourom in the Ceedial Hullo of Gilead ; persevering in the haying s ielded to their method ion few days. after the cure had sae of it, stl th - g enfuyouvaalesymptorie gradually abated, mid he been attempted by other Practitioners without effect; end hi ' ntlamed . a a isomer state of health. such has been the agreeable result of a ()mortice of 11 years, t :averment Berle he agoitosl Counterfeits. b - sides a saving of that the mode of treatment has iet, in one sot& instance, ever ous Bottle in E. ur. The Cotdial, Balm of Gilead is add In p rove d abortive, during which period many thous and penal's! IP tiles, prire Do. yeah a o r the quantity of four in now Family at Bath Sexes have experienced the enjoyment of having been ; Bottle fir Th. on whirls OW it, honk i t saved, dots- iiieludedi perfectly cured. after severe and injurious methods bud beets tie stamp of a hie% bairn the Proprietor's smote and admire-s in persevered in to nir purpose. '..• thermal+ g. ''' Saint Solomon, Liverpool." I n imitate which , To Married Fmmuna!es, si hose elipeetatinto of th o se t en d er i* (ernes rind this plege et a paatitainr set of plates for his i pledges of eououltial happinass have been defeated, it may also 61.111..11:e. hcen granted to Or. Manson, b• favour of his Mut- he a pleasing redeei ion to !crow, thus by a proper perseverance • area 5 Honionable Cominiminteri of Seines Duties, purppsely in their reuiedtes, the general health is renovated, and the im -I",nare I lbe Politic whet O. anterfeit : wine eke are genuine. „.. iimr , , ,, removed. , ey''' u b Y,Bamig - I lielah. No, 18. Strand; Sutton and Co. °me r` Mu•ssr . s. GOSS Mal Cn. exclosively professing the of three —i''' a v min Sutton), Mew Church" aid; Huron and Co. No. : pal nature ei , insleints in order • that they may cur e oe marked 15), utrord-iiirees, I. nid.on;• Wadi,. laud Dowding, Salisbury • by a mistaken f ew, with the obloquy so juitly attached to the . 11 . . o ftesii la Perfnmer, NOlth Hrielio, latioluirgh ; Mardi Keene: semorant empiric, think it but justice In themselves to state, i Ka. • 6, Critter amen ; a t r ? ,,, i,,,,, S, Ni'. I, . Par lianwitiatrect, and of Messrs. F Nesibory anti S•.n, Dutiful; and retail, h) all that bni thew it h te i y ,f have been properly educated end initiated into every profession (rem nitrites of which, from various lardiehie liteudeno in the larded KinAtlum. S•l' ' ...._. air Disorders have been many years in proceedina to ouch a _ll , ..rs_piiii . la. and testimnonials from the highest prirfessinual uullto- I areal. • ' ... of malignancy as cannot be vindicated iii is few aim ek.: FMCS, shay hove 111 t nuirmee any engineer). That u residence the other the warmer heonisplwre of our eastern world, as well int hi ll ' t"fnie it is is order to ruminate steady perseverance in me other pasts, eintou:dens them to assert, that their researches 11:50 of plumper means that Dr. timulnnuou has adapted the plan of having been conf i ned to diseases already enumernted, they 'bold ; 5 Haim. with three large - Sas. ramify Bottles, containing out n certainty of renovatioa to inch ors smutty labour under the' tsr (amnia of Twelve nt 11•. packed twitter for the country, dehilitaiiiig effects of a life passed under. the torrid zone. And fur " Five-pound Rank-note, by which IL 11-. is salved; side Nether, that Myrtle had opportunities, in their professional ca- ! to " Guide Heidi!,• " • pncity, of forming sum intimate nequaintance with the entatltn- A. Dr. Solomon's Practice is new herniae so great and et. linual habit, of senfarine persons, • they offer Ito them the best teuove, that his crooning etiengements require n censithsrnble asseratwes of immediate ief 4 that the success resulting from portico of his time nod o tteridamse , he expects, when ecrusultad their endeavours first induced them to quit the practice . of the , !tie usual emapagne r a ef One rodn.l I but all written eases, or general practitioner: send they preemie their pretensions con geners of advice. and untictoeapeatied with all murder for midi- stitute a fair grouud fur int unprecedented confidence with ' e '''' and remittange..to be answered tit his leisure, are required which they have, by the public, been so liberally honoured. I t '7 er " d me Pohl Half it Guinea. Deans may he "titanic ( ' at any Patients in the country are . requested to state the particulars, 1 ";" - aftiee. paenble at Liverpool, for *mall saint of n'OneV• of their dace. age, and manner of living. I i env ovule u remittance ... W V" is a owe mode of ennireyaoce.—Soch letters should, fur far advice and medicines, and the remedies will be given or for safety. be thus directed t—'• Money Letter. 1)r. Solomon, Gi- warded to any part of the kingdom. grad House, near Liverpool. Pahl double portage." , To be consulted at their bowie daily (personally, or by Wier. 'a' Letters may he addressed Init. Z. or 6..8. gut the Pth't . post :std by patients of either we, with secrecy, delliagyi Wire. tia cadet! for. Persons who do nut wish to hare their a n ti intention. , ` • all %mien, rimy have than libel 'directed W. z. le he lift I One. and Co. Surgeohs,ls, liattirstie-strett, Peet-street. ", '----. till Sancta for: Nay 1, 18U9. " The Cdise for rAkil Haesebee felt M the *Mt. eel( 11;ax ay flied ea Ike .seariptel! " IMPIERiIft faRLLIMENit • . • • sr • HOUSE OF LORDS, Fen. IG. LardiIIIONTFORD presented *Petition from Mrs: Lee,com plaining, that from poverty she was unable to employ Attorney or Counsel to oppose the Rill of Divorce prayed for by her hostiand, Lai at:dinglb. t she had allegations to ;iodate. which would prove that he war not entitled to the relief he requested. The Petition was ordered to be token into •coneideration on Tuesday next, TRIAL •ny JURY. The•LORD CHANCIALOR 'Ohl, he should wave the &it rending, for the purpme of p . riitting it. of a Bill for introducing Trial by Jitry in Civil Cases info Scotland. His Loriship Ob served, that on the 11111 which be had before introduced great improvements bad been retitle. He should, therefore, withdraw that Bill, with the leave of the Mouse aid move the first read: int of the improved Bill. . . The drat Hill was accordingly witlntrairn; and the Improved Bill was rend a first titnee—Adjoarned. UXBRIDGE. Hayes, Southall, and flanwell New Post Coach, every A fiernaon. at Four 11 . CI wk. WE.YMOUTII Union Coach. Four Insides, through Dor chester, Biondford, Salisbury. and Andover, ever y Afternoon, arrives at Weymouth next day, at One; where. the • Packets sail on Wedundny imil Saturday Afttrima. at Five, to Cuero spy and Jersey, from whence there is a regular conveyance to Merhurgh and St. Melon. The road from Cherhurgh to Paris, it, the most delightfill and the cheapest in Fiance. . BRIGHTON New Elegant Post Conch, Four Insides only, every morning al Nine o'Clock, through Crawley, nyegate, Aic. __,• The •W EY MOUTH, Dorchester, and Blandford Uhion post-coach. every Afternoon. Carries Four Insides. LI VERPOOL Post Conch, to carry fiturptslties_ k sets out ever* Mon*, through Lutsereorth„ Higlileress, Hinckley, Atherstone, Tauntort., Litchfsel4, Utlesiltorp, Northampton, and Dunstalde. A l f rives at Liverpool next Afternoon, EXETER, PIN ninnth, Weymouth, Dorchester, Falmouth, - HOUSE tiF 'COMMONS. Dartmouth. and Salisbury, New Po.t Conch, every Morning 1 .. Petition was . . _ _ at half-past . Six o'Clock, witha Guard, through lloniton„ Ax- • '' presented eons the Lend-ownen of the Coob- Of of titiffelV s praying far an alteration in the Corn La w s.— minster. andiron, Blandford, Besingstoke, and Bagihnt. Ordered to lie on the table, as was also a Petition . r be BOSTON, Braiding' Peterborough, Stilton, and. limiting- t . same County against the renew* of the Property TA I. C°M I . don, New Raps Mail Coach, sets oat every Evening. Coach es i A Pesition was' prevailed (rota the County of Rallandegalest from Boston to Spilsby, Louth, Grimsby, and Hull. LIVERPOOL, Warr iiigtoo, Kutitsford,• Stang, and Latch . i ordered, on the motion 0 - . r hi. A. rAT,LOR.,:thnt Ae. field, Post Coach, called, The Expedition, every Esenin at -- ' z , of should be laid bean* the Rouse of tie- Paviiit mil Light- Five o'Clock, to the Saracen's Heed Inn, Dale-street, Li ve r - ing of SLAudrew's. Holborn, of SL,tiepeilettre's, of Whiteehapel• pool.RA BAT H andrsledßßthirsotpg(llut. Plying post oodeher, through Ch i p . I High -street, and Whiteclapel.Ro4 Side, Rosrmarv.inne, and pen 1 St. Mary-le-bonne, with thtitl4 ceriabr other olacei. The:pro liern, Caine, and Marlborough. every Afternoon; ri a r yent i duetion of these Accounts the Hon: Member stated tit be liens- Mr. May's, the Greybriond bur, Bath, and the Londim Tavern, tom . , and with a view to the motion of which he had given notice Thomas-street, and the Swan Bristol, next Moriling.—C;ouches , .... h I w i th res pect to the Paving Lighting of the City of London to Wells, Bridgewater, Tsunami, Arc. and mots adjacent. LEEDS New Light CMit, called, The Rockinrhant, sets I A person from the Office of the inspector General of Er ma every 'Morning nt half- past Seven o'Clockt el4.. d i it. V bilt ! ;sorts and Imports presented to the Bar a Return of the quasi losides only, and goes remarkably easy, with a Guard through *by of Grille, Meal, at d Flour imported from Foreign Conn out. Passes through Stamford. I)Tetvark, Rerford, Doncaster tries, and idol from Ireland, from the 9th of January, 1814, to Nutty and u n n Fer " hrid s thstandi grO ugrOtheu the Guldenon ex Lim' diti l'e on of this Coach, it i ed ''' the ash of January, 1815, 4fistiaguishiug the quantity imported ng uncommon I i f a rm each place ; sad aim &Hewn; of the quantity of o n r t ain e allowed to be the most agreeable and complete Public Comity , exported within the same period : Ordered to lie oh once on the North Road, being unequalled in Accommodation ec ' table. by any other. Asperson from the Excise OMers preseolcd a Return of the KENDAL, Lancaster. Preston. Kirby-Lnnstlale, rrery nn A l f r er : I total amooni of the Hop Duty collected within the year Charley, Orrnskirk , and harsmns, 'Post Conches. , 1814'—Ordered to lie on the table; as was also a Return' noon, at Five &Clock. Guarded. I i presented from the Trinity house of the motto( and anpre.i GLASGOW, Longlowth Gretna -Green, Ann n, Dumfries. i pof Brownhill, Thornhill, Sanouhar-Kila, Camaro - Ir, Kiagswell, ; ueorg riatione Inthe Rates tollected under the Act of the Sid of . and all parts of Scotland, Camperdown Catch (Daily). I The Indemnity Qualification Bill was committed, and order. YORK, Newcastle, and Edinburgh, new Correll, pert mired . .. co to be mooned tu-anorraw. with a Guard throughoto, sets out every alernilig at half. art i Six o'Clock, by way of Newark, Reiford, Tadeaster, Dor FEES IN COURTS OF JUSTICE. , J liegtoa, Northallertop. Dario's'', Morpeth, and Berwick.— I Sir J. NEW poar observed, (bar the Orderir Ptroctemrs 4 adow Ihelocilics 444111114 din" the length " 1"444— i , the Rouse of the 23d.0f Nevember last with respect jonritey, may rest what time they please; mid then proceed on! without any addifitnad fare. J. Clark, the Black Swan, Ca.; to Fees exacted by the Register of Wills iu Ireland ; trey-street. York, runs Conches to Sunderland, Hull, Scarbo- i also the Order of the 29th of Novemher, respecting rough, Whitby, and other Places. BRIDGENORTII and Weisel new Post Coach, every fees collected in the Chancery of England ; also the Evening. . Orders 4fsthe Ist of December, with respect to the CARLISLE, Penrith, and Whitehaven, Post Coach, goes fees of the Courts, of King's Bench and .Common with Four Horses, and a Guard nil the way. Penes through Enough, Appleby - , tireataliridge, Richmond, Catterick, 80. ; Pleas in Ireland—these upon writs of custodium, and roughbridge, Wetherby, Minion', Doncaster, rind Grontbnin , the number of specialties issued for sums under 201. (the nearest was by eighteen miles), sets out every Morning, I , ha d not jet been coma d -with, notwithstanding the and performs the jouri.es with the greatest facility. Possetiser . detained on the Road by business or pleasure , have the peculiars ;time tb it had ela psed since the Orders were madell, !, t ha ould move that these Orders Ism ls advantage of their seats being secured in the nest .C.inelo. and therefore WAKEFIELD Post Coach, every !doming, at half-pad i. _ , • . • . Six o'clock. • . I Complied Nids • wstk. Of the nature of the tees SUN OF.RLAND, Stockton, rind Yerm, New Coach, ewers , I eaacted.hy the Register! of Wills in Ireland, he had morning, to the George Inn, Sunderland. I already apprieed the Ilduse. 1 . 60 amountof thee:Sae MANCHESTER, Winslow, Congletnn, Newcastle. Walser,. - • and WolverhimpllY, W ton. Po I Couch. every Aft ellington, surd sailfainl, ernoon. guarded, 1 tro• rs, and int illegality was, indeed, su ffi cient to 00.. SH REWSBU Post Conch, ,I count for that Officer ' s ieluctonce fa fora" 41 0 , new the Royal Cbarlmte, every Eveitilic, sit Fives , Clock, guarded. g_ rmati i m requ ired ; but the delay respecting the. il ERTEORD, Ware, Huddesdon , and Chesliunt Coach w every Morning. • fees in Chancery struck him, he Sault confess, with' ••• For the convenience of persons residing at the west end peculiar astonishment; for it was well known that' of the town. Pas.engers and Parcels are heoked for all the ‘ glade 06 1 nbove Coaches, at Hatchard's Coach Office, New White the return of those fees could easily .be t 0 1 A Ilor,e Cellar, Piccadilly. I three or four days, and yet, after .a lapse of tertyl, . ; weeks, they were not forthcoming. The delays in ' the Irish Courts must also excite surprise ; but as trf. the fees upon writs of cu i atodium, the motive of the delay Wu goitre intelligible ; for it was notoriotel I that those fees had of tete - yea rebeen illegatlyedvasced two tied throe fold; mikten fold,antlin loos intimileen-1 even twenty fold. potion.. Haroset.etpressed his regret to find, that in )very stage- of (ho ensteiry epos this subject, he was fated to: facet with embarrass moist, obstruction, nod delay ; but still he hoped fully to expose and:to cure the abuses complained of. r As to specialties his object %finale ascertain the eft tent of kgreatpractical evil in Ireland, for small F l , I.debts were thus taken into the superior Courts, at a' considerable expence to the parties, while such seats might, at a Comparatively small expence, be recover ed in the inferior Courts. For such an evil, some remedy was obviously necessary, and "with a view to such remedy he had brought. the sulsject before the House. .% - After a few words from the CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER, which we could • not distinctly hear, the motion was agreed to, and the several Re turns ordered forthwith.:. . . • • • . • EAST INDIA SHIPPING. lie. CAI,C,. bum" Igo ! e to put a question, which he hoped the ight Hon. Gent. would have no objection to answer,as the subject did not come with.. in the scope of his recently declared Risolution. , -.. namely, whether he meant to bring forward any pro. position with respect to East India Skipping, before the Easter recess ? The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER. replied, that he certainly meant to act upon the no tice which lie had given upon the subject referred to, and that he hoped to be enabled to bring it under the consideration of the House at au early pe riod. - • _NEW reWtorkrics. Mr. BANKES said, that ih Constqbence of what passed yesterday, withveigard to enlarging or remov ing the Post-office, he thought it necessary, without any preface, to move for a Return of any Estimates or Plan which had been presented to the proper office, with respect to the proposed scite of the New Post-office; the exponce of the proposed structure - . and the amount of the compeosatten tetitdied 6 `the persons who haie any house or other property on the said scite; together with any estimate presented for the enlargement - of the present Post-office. Ordered accordingly. The Ciril List Accounts Bill was, 'on the 'oedema ,of Mr. BANKES, - 'read a third time and paiked.' ROCK' RESTRICTION' 'ACT. '' . 0* 114 1 " Si o 1 ion of-1 'CHANCELLOR' 'isf 'the ' IPLCIIEO ER, the gie ' tot °talk rufa'' a Com mittee to • cetrsider i '-Rims- suet . 'Act sad the' Right Hon. oat, . 4114.` whatever - ' THRAVIIK ROit.A . ll,, uftufty.LANß. riO-Moall,ol%' gVENING, Feb. 18, their itir.t.m, will perform TOWN AND COUNTRY. own tarnroy cid tin . nn ; Kenn; Hog. Mrs. Glenmy, Mrs. Glover. To which will he added. THE WOODMAN'S HUT. She Doors to he opened at halt pat lire o'clock. to be. tot MN pier siz. B o w. 7%.; ttecond Price Ss. 6d.—Pit, Ss. 6d.; Second p r i ce , h. tiskllecy, 6d ; Second Price, Is.—Upper 6.111e13, ; ,rilwrsd r rtird. . T I. TR R. liOlf 00#11NTAMILORN. TO-NIORROW VirENING, Feb. Is, will he pelf 4+8144. TIIE STRANGER. The Stranger, Mr. Yung; Mrs. Haller, M O'Neill. To ar Wh Is ill be isildett, The new Mocienl Entertainment s n vein Ads. called BROTIIER AND SISTER. gA z es, 73. i gee..ts& Pried Ss. 6d.—Pit, Se. 6d.: Second pnee, Gallery. ; Second Price, Is.—Upper Wlt Strand Prim 6el. A Private Box way Ise bad nightly, on application to Mr. Dra4.ll. Ni the Bria-vfhee. • IVO D3V Is published, peke is. 6d. the Second Edition of Ai A SPECIAL REPORT of the General Commit see dust I.IIN INFIRMARYDON . for caring Diseases of !be Eye, in .14 rii certain Pretensions of Sir William Adams, a dmixed inabe Official Papers published by Order of the Him. flirermrs of Greebnich limpitol, lately submitted to a Medi est Committee appointed by Government, and affecting the P u t iitc of the filfirmory, and the Merits of she late .101 - 1 N CUNNINGHAM SAUNDERS, Faq. its Powder and Stu rm, are examined mad disproved by the Correspoadelice of Mr. Saunders, and other Document.. Imsonn: Primed for LONGM eIN, HURST, REES, ORME, and BROWN, Paternoger-row. WOO R. E Hon. T •hh nt 1, t utet lit of Ibeil !nun • ti 111 tooth tot row of ti ap• t.' IT gteo lone 1. goo. Y 11l P r•d Mtn emit t bent F Yuen ► he 1 ttlo ore to eon Pet aril nnr e Pal • lwr r' rest • Oho rM tt tow 0. 4 ' tpt j no tie 1• hI in re 1)i I 5 t • A. • NI / 11 at; to i fn tet 1/11 let est to tf,. I Ir . $1 rl int • • a Yt at 4.. i... . ..-- difference of opinion might prevail as to theisktlis4' • .44 at which it might be practicable to resume casii.itglu:' ' ~ ments at the • Bank, he apprehended that all eirtic ..7. -'w agreed that such payments could not be resumed by the 25th of March nest, and that therefore the Re striction Act must be farther continued, ateleaeten— til the account of our foreign expenditure could be . . wound up, and until the state of our exchange, and of the bullion trade, should be further improved. .• Circumstaucei l _be t wia i t happy to say, had occurred • within the list yetl4'whfch held out the most favour -1 ablespromise; at the staltiif our exchange had expo- :: 1 deuced considerable Improstrement; and the prioft.*:. , bullion had fallen materially. Still the further Mint .I" 4 tibuance of the Act was obviously neceria4 . 'illi ---- 1- -- ' therefore he niuved, '....4 " That the Chairman sitautd he instructed to move thieSosSas• • r for leave to bring in a 'NU forthe continuance of tin Sank Ate , - -;* ''. - siriction'Act for a time to be ligeted." , , • . : • ••, , ; W. TigapT4t expres s ed hie concurrence In opi. - i... gn on witl4..the ; ,Rl#t. Ron. .venti, that , it would not. , • bcpraCticablitto resenwoeeh poptients at the Batik • ........ by thettsth.Macclk-nest, anallkil, poly question woe r atio the time at which' suah repotapitton i wouid,tut i practiculs4. But upon thiepoitit* should reserve ..., the declaration Of, his teutiments„ .ottrd the 'nuptials F for the appointment of .a• Committee of Enquiry, of • which his Noble. Friend (Lord A. Hamilton-) had given norice v aho.uld g be brought under the consider./ ation of the Rouse. ~ The Motion was agreed to, the gee% resumed, . and the RepoKtmaa ordetid to be brought up to. ' imorrow. . Adjourned. FRENCH PAPERS. T VIENNA, FEN. I.—An English courier; whp pa . rived here on the 29th of January, brought directions . Ito Lord Castlereagh to set iiet roe Lentron imeledi. I ately after.tbe arrival of Lortr Wellington. The greatest tranquillity prevails among the Milo. nest, is well as throughout Lombardy, where °Pinions are united in favour of Austria,: this, how. ever, krises solely from the hope of seeing the king. dom of Italy re-established, and the Iron Crown . placed on the head of Francis 11. The Nobles of Italy are 'insularly favourable to this project. 1 The marriage of the Prince Royal of Wirtemberg with the Duchess of Oldenburgh, will be celebrated at St:. Petersburgk and not at Vienna, • Spain and Portugal have, it Is -void / declared at Vienna that they will consent to abolish ' the Slaw ' Trade in five years. 1 A eonsiderabh: robbery has for two days occepied the public intention and the vigilance of the police. The day before .yesterday the Grand Chamberlain, the Cbunt Rodoiph de Urbna, returning after dinner, found his casket bad been plundered. Besides. some rouleans of gold, and 8000 florins in paper, Leon.. • i tented 200,000 florins in jewels. Hitherto the re. searches of the police have been ineffectual: snap!. I don is fixed upon his domestic. I • Our exchange continues to fall: it was yesterday ''at 316 ; to-day it is at 330. Rome, JAN. 29.—The Neapolitan troops have not yet penetrated into our c i ity ; but they keep it, as it 'were, in' a Otte of badcade, and the interrupted Icommunicatrons with the kingdom of Naples are be- ' come very difcelt. There are 25,000 men about [Rome. We bre assured- that there are - in the num• t ber some Austrian battalions ; however, we cannot ' Cbafirm this, as we can see only Neapolitaa bivouacs • from our well. Patroles of lancers hare had the an. I dacity to ride even to the gales of the city.: they were open, and we are without defence. Nothing - was mote easy than to give ns the finishing blow a brat such is the veneration inspired by the capital of ' the Christian world, that it seems that a Prince who . respects nothing else, trembles to place within it a sacrilegious foot. Nothing is more noble and in teresting than the conduct of the Holy Father ; he appears to wait in the middle of his sacred college the , destiny which these new scourges of the church shall - I reserve for him. ,~ Austria does not appear to have attended to our complaints. It is remarked that for some days the Austrian Envoy has ceased to communicate with the Cardinal i Secretary of State. NAPLES, JAN. 28.—1 t appears that our Court wished to make reprisals with regard to the Court of Rome, and to avenge the insults offered to our Consul General : but the police has thrown an air 'of pleasantry over the business. Eight days ago, , three persons of a religious order, calling themselves Missionaries, arrived here. They were, in fact, fur. nished with authority from the Apostolic Chancery to !, make collections for the entertainment and restoration of their order. They exhibited the signatures of the greatest families in Europe, and of the most illus trious prelates, and thus got access to the•first fami lies of the kingdom. The: Police conceived that it saw in them three agents of the Court bf Rome; it ' therefore caused them to be arrested, and made them undergo several examinations. They 'woke equally well the Polish, the German, and the ffench. ' At first'they were desirous of giving great eclat to this affair, when they 'discovered that theie thiee 'priests were in fact three robbers,belonging to thi association in the valley of the ordeggiana, in the Appenines: that all their papers were mere forgeries. They were consigned to the hands of justice, and for 'this time our police has not had occasion to humiliate , the Holy Father. '• Nothing announces the departure 'of his Majesty from Naples : he has been employed , in reviews all the week. They t stimate our military force at nearly a hundred thotissuJ men; but this i, an ex ggera• Hon. 0 4 ~; 1 I