The Statesman. — London, England, 1818-04-17 00:00:00

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I:re, . . . ,1 , .- . ~ .f tPseseM si. ..; e ‘t-J1 e.t.t ';'i by vit ... 4 1 - 7% 'TWO 1 t lot. i P a.. - • * - 1 --- • ..• - ' .. ... r .., __., t." 1 • -_,_.....L . r_ .. 01. • - . • . . 4 , .. ._, , . :: :-Vis'e„ • •:- • . - , c ' , .•. 4" wiv v*. iv. . :,,,,., il .• • . . • • . • , LONDON, • FRIDAY APRIL 47,.11318 No.' Sea • s . ..... .; ,S. • it 4 ,r 3.1 J....A. 4 . • •- - —vv• 0 - .:,-9 ~14 .: . J -1 • • n nrilf . h ilaii iii; •.. l4,4l 4 (pass•, the flea, •w Sranesr dtied ea ilia autltitol i" . , • - - 4 IMPERIAL PARLI44 - OENTI • 110 USE OF LORDS. Aran. IS. r s lll person from the India- bros..- presented an accohnt of lbc W 11010•01 and A 'lowborn since the hut neenout was matte up. the Duke of MONTROSE repined that his Royal High wp the Prince Regent had beet waited on with the Address timid in reply to. the Message respecting the Royal Matringet, teed had granaosly received the mine. The Marquis of CHOLMONDELEY reported. in mower In the Adittess inn the Income of the Princes, that hi. Royal 'Whom- the Prince Regent would order tee aeroest to be Wad Whirs the House. Sir James Gotham and other Members of the Hnum of Cows! atom beotsght opteveral Orieate Billo, which west seed a tint tbneemilitljtionted. • 111E1 SE Ui tat .tesS. ;.. • *APT DITII3 S.. • • Sie W. CVRTIS promoted a Nettie, hone VisleMatth of Limehouse. Math waß.lte. against timbale aad lama a similar suture was presented by Sir .1. SHAW from the Fisher men of Greeswich, Re., which were referred to the Committee on Salt Mr. CA LCRA FT was glad to End there was such a general disposition to petition ago i tt it onerous nod prejudicial! tar; int he hoped that the Petitioners would send up perms' of .111- tellideoce to give good lithium, Ma to the Coovaittee. A Petition tea, received from Bridport, presented by Mr. H. ST. PAUL, relsecting the Duties ou carry lug Coal and Cola 1 essay i•e. Mr. W. PEEL presented a Petition from Conan-manefae-. 1 fee. of nine years of age, at Manchester, in favour of Sir Robert Peer. Rill Mr HOMNBYsaid,bethoughttheevil might he increased by the operations of the prevent Bill. The subject was of much importartre. It was the aosi iiiiiiiii of the Master blanufor ithren that a hill enquire should he gone thin. tie at lest felt morn in favour of the Bill; but, by esasainialr W. the loss•- farturie., his opinion was much altered.-- Ordered to lie on * table. Mr. GRATTAN preemmed a Petition frau a parish' in DAP lib. stating distress, and cossplaialag of the Window Tna.o.ollo dered to lie mu the table. He presented a Petition soinewheet similar from Carpenters. Tureen. and Plitobers of Dablitt, which was also ordered to Neon *table. A Petition. favourable to Sir R. Peels Bill, from Cottent-. 1 manufacturers at Blackburn, presented by Mr. BEN N wa. received. LYTTELTON deferred his motion respecting the P shoo of she Widows of ()threes. lie had been much surprised at dotting boo few Members were acquainted with the ponies. lon of this robjeri c sbongls it related so closely to • the intermit of a large body of the some. lie ties moved for Accounts of the number of W idols s whu have Pensions, and the amnia rates of Inem, wi h the rank of their deceased ho.tomds. Serjetent ONI SLOW said, he was sere shot *hem the Hon* coMirdered the regniations to he proposed, it would be scarcely i'te'ms otry for the Hoe. Member to do inure than to make hie motion pro formic—Ordered. Mr. LIiTTF.I.TON moved for a Copy of the Warned re sper:ing he Widoor" Premium, of the 17th February, 1818. Ordered. Mr. BROUGHAM resealed a Petitino from a Mr. Deia paraze. or some mate Dearly like it.. vibe sated that h. had 104 property to Toulon. nod that he kid bees iu the reginseut of Dillon. He nested foe rompeenation. Ordered to he on the fable. . esewel"• - •'"` . . - ARBITRARY 111FRISONMIINTS. INDEMNITY ACT FOR.- DESPOTIC IMPRISON MENTS AND OFFICIAL - TYR/04NY. rrlO.E COM M iTTKE appeiadird 461-. direct tbit IL st.IBSICRAPVO,I for the RELIEF af_tle UNFOR TUNATE TleTI MS of the lam SURPRIMON of the HAWEAB CORPUS. feel theatigad tilled _nettle toads deem the Pfalle es behalf of time aimed ladivUlasils. The metier of Mehemet" es glib warred Feed. is am* ream flea was anticipated. Upwards raffle me, in Etter f, Wen torn from their homes sad families, and ham been lapel sated roller timly 1196 dap, tWspilet the lean of a ;radio Ad• relonerestims, sal io Msloar she ilea wicked devices ma& Ole by and lihsitiC t rif mit rollirl• , The wif theihentheweigthese permits. as Arena" weer- Ware. were Mr IMO she pressing wants of 106 caldera. ;share 0.01.1 peace.** were plays .eader eqaali y wunallitenes. dotioyarvienvieries awl le rheum; reposed to the coat oath' . pellet of mkreb one has sank foto the gramtisseithieliberatine g • Simard U Mill Ileferir(an 1,, Weiss aorta shied oat /tenderise sairielet, Waviest' wifegad 10 aephttei to execrate his destroyem. 'delta implore die retri bution alkalies and his matey Ii q his blood. TIM Arbseriptiests already *fleetest. do not wawa to mere then I.lool..sesd of the late sear LAMA. lies beers alr ned to the eady illisy. Mbar d susemet *of the eleimat.ts, to s ums np;porio eiresiastersces fritieh ham been represented to the Committee; it the Palle 'w ill readily pereroMe his* totaliy inadequate to tßbeitesistisig greats, mut by the relief whichilse Committee' has yet here able to afford-408*4t them tire mid the objset. of a .I•lrry perms by WV niter* satraps of theersteas net the Am ad gedeaning fist** mtiltaf the Radom of their safer. S. has Visli el nosiest Ora the doom of that je- tire, which the Coadn bydeelered, sh mill kr denied to 'an matt, Porno& •iti le *Me mem *Moe "elf 'w are Ism moreover the lamb? those who have 'Newsome iiies, taus i The coafillerating of the ewe s of those Wiwi. soped „lied diselltaged hithiset trial is Scoiland.lllo ea& stashes 6 the ateithlief atilt'. Coramitiees .Nor .ill they he able• ereale alleviate the{ refferiogs of a mealier, for whoa the sincerest, sympathy mow be Mt, yokes ilost Politic. lo which eleettleani destined ersartrys to the vase of Feeedows end Reform easa.ppael, aliaU, aura lowly Ow pusarterlyessaered its exertions. . . . I Th e opaseditee ity ra ansit, rwever. doubt has that all stpa hdli p ro tertion will oiler it to ohe who are fa n wi treed 4 is : A who with welt to Ow prdoper of dark casino casino fek101 0 ; ward in behalf of 'hope who loggia:Vend * shale caw i owl Unit all who late tyranny will Ana tike it of its me:stares, by rai%ing los wounded viethis flaw' By Order ref the Committee, : imai u • THOMAS CLRARY, irostery. , The c omm i t k e ;m a k it ri d lit to remark, that iyei.y Friuli'''. unit been arrested s. ad eutitted in the country. lobate ',KAM, not appear io the °CIS% whoa to the Hose w. of Crannisms,-'aree icleded in that reeve have suffered MIA! in. there tramilitased. iisell 41.090 16 101 ' I rifffil A Friend to oppressed I Men Al 10 Three Enemies of Op pression 0 0 Enemies of °Narcotism, and suadries, per, Mr. Drake Ils. 611. J. ilitebint 1 I' 0 Rhea. 11001di. hsq. :t. Whit:laved Isfelles 0' Cambridge 3 0 10 A few fronds of Like , ty, and twodries, f ppr 0.... Mr. Dolby li. ht. f. h. • • ' I. ' Jerk. of Bioleelt.— J. O. H. N. Ili. Ti) tbr "ivies We all know well he's of the butanaltys f did- fattens Dell 1 0 mouth, wishing Dint The Lost Head Stases of the second place doss • Winchester Cathedrel belts* may tie kept for Church - p ad 1 0 hired Spies and Is- A few Wintoniane. whit = , feereers—.the firit tor hope awe the Day 4 their Ka; lovers 2 2 Retribirien fall ova the Two Ladies, B. C. and Ileads of the Oppres- M. D. 010 g o es 1 0 A Friend to Oppressed • Ars Emmy to lateklaw Mem 010 seem without Law. Ebr. aod Wm. dolmas, and Acquittal without Bishopsgate.soreet 5 0 Trial 1 0 Fres.% Fe 11... Sufferer. Sundry Sums collected bavitisga Fellow Feel- in IT int hewe 2 0 US 1 0 W. Shore. Esq. r Taisho'. Ilvievrieb USIOII Society 9 0 blielbrld 5 0 DI. JahrtClarke, Lyape John it:mum, F,aq.West Aeld. Surrejs 1 0 Duo, ditto 3 L From *few Mechanics r. W. Fisher, Sher- ' 1 Friends to Reform, Mfield 1 61 Whe meet at the Hare Palfra. do. 10, . sad Wends, Oxford 2ft Mr. D. n alt. man , d. 10s. 61 . Edw. Cora 2 0 Mr. R. Rodger., do. 10s. 6d. Y. Z. V U Mr. J. Copies, do. is. S. Share. Esq. of Mean- Messrs. Coati and Tur brook, bear Sheffield 10 10 inn, do. 1 1 Uni t as Rawson, LA. The Well Mashed, a n d Warti.esel. ditto 10 0 did c001...4'5m0 more C. K. L. A. - 0 5 than lic desired 1 0 A.ll. 010 Isaiah, 9th chap. 100' C.D. . 01 u verse 1 0 C. loader, Esq. Collett, Sundries collected nt Litchlleld 1 0 Sheffield 1/. 13m K. J. L. 0 3 o As a Meet leg of the Cdriimittee Resolved, That inch Sufferers under the Habeas Corpus Sus pension Act os topsider themselves emitted to relief wog of the tialoicription and who has slid 114 .et sent in their Claims, rirse e requested to do so gin or before the 141 of May nevi, otherwi the Fend. will be distributed, and toe Committee tendered in capable of relieving them. Subscriptions will be received by Mr. Santee% Brooks, Trea surer, 110. Strand i Me. Alexander Galissmay, i'9.Holborn ; Sir. J. C. Ditching, 9, Aldermanbury Pastern; !Dr. T. J. "Tooter.' Soo Stmt., Ki s bnp l iale-street t Mr. T. Root. Crook ed-lure 1 Mr..l. °shame, 53. Blarkmismstreet, fins.mg 4 t Mr. War. Roam. 106. Ditford-street ; at the liar of the erol/111 Mid Anchor . [avers. thread ; Mr. ?eter Kier, catmint -town i ale. Dolby, Wardoar•street; and by • • THOMAS cLr.Art y, See. • Alfred-place. Redford-Square. • - -- -. . SOUTHWARK T.LE,CTION. ~. APUBLIC MEETING of the ELCTI of SOUTHWARK. FRIENDS of Sir ROW WILSON. will he hdld nn SION DAY NEXT. its the Room. at the Three l' ens Taversi, St. Margaret's-hill. to denim' the hest means of 'Warne hit ELECTION. * e ll The ('hair will be taken tit Oaeso'Clack precisely. Sir ROBERT WILSON will attend the Weeded. TBISII bas the pleasure of laying before his • Ftleod. the particular , cif the Two 4/90.000 Prizes, sold and shared hy kin I. the LOTTNRY jait ended, is Thirty Shares. Viz. Two Eighths nod Twentp.eight Sixteeetbs ; at the sane time he rehires his hateful Thanks to the Public for their Patronage- Nei. 4,706 (Drawn Reread Day) 5d90,000 In Sixteen Sixteenths, No. 17.595 (Drawn Third Dan) 130.000 ' le Ty* Eighths end ?tsetse Si omeinhs,:, Shores* AMIN se- prek- ,Shatlesimb 018),00.i NI igehilint• tun SI Wee& dri.ooo to -- '174N3 4 ItiqOaCilkilUto Leeds ligl. •,es),eoo 10- ciseer- Sestdenth I,lllllolnpocrPo^ , bees' mn erft io 43'.01 m to Lambasts 1 Sixtemisli 4 *low 0,000 to *lower- From, - 0,01.111 to Londial. `forty (n.. 1 reeisteredi), iSixiitath £llO,OOO le Chilies. Sizieenth £30,000 to Maid ford snipe Sixteenth £40,000 la Clare-et. Sixteenth 0300 ,110 Nand** , Di:erv-lane Stitteeeth •iE40.000 PO Peezitoce Sixteenth .110.0i10 in Ciapion Sixtecoth .11.90,09 J to Polltelia• Sixteenth 431.000 to riiiiiiiiti Wales Si stealth ANI.OOO in Dartfird Sisters* 5E3C1,033 to Ply' !OVUM* £O.llllll to Dahlia . . saite:lt Sixteenth aC30,4100 In Ediabr.,' Biome"; £90,000 1. pi t apat. sixteenth £30.0 10 toFolinhrii lane Sixtreoth 36730.000 to Panes. I Siatoreth 41911,000 to Rest.tiae .. , • . Cornwall Si %wrath .41.1.000 In Swid ...tech Sixteenth 4344)00 hi . Here- ; Sixteruth £90.000 to Tan. - turd bridge Sixteenth £ lo.ooomsHarlinew I Six toroth 030.00 lo Thetford i DISH alio se:d Two 45,000 and 45 Mier Capitah., .leaner • all i f whiehmtre in gimes ; and as soon as a erred List at Phases cite hereseertained, the whole wilt be advertie-d. Ile Giltuest e Holders of the above Prises mum Fruit' the esillaney as demand. on application at either of BUSH% 011 ices, 4. Corabill. - r 9. Charing-crtnr. , shakers mad Sharer are now on sale for aIV W Lottery of only , 114J,01 Tickets. yoptaients Three if X90.0170.—0ar ilimatred sod Seven Citpilals—beiag snore Callitals sad leap Tickets than lust Lotted. Bogies Wheal Birth-Acs, 4th Jane. ,~ - • CUSTrItiftIiOUSN. LONDON. Lt A jr,l. 'lila. F°RSALE (by Order of the Han. the C a rn al*. , simsens of his Msjerty's Custom.). nn Monday. the 19 t 1 4 I Tuesday. the I Ph. Wednesday. the 151 h. Thor.day. 16th; atid In she folios% log Week. MI Monday, the 20th.. Toesday. the 31. t. Wednesday the , FM. and Thorwlay, the 43d hot.. at One n'Clock in the after ))))) illei itch . , at the COISIOCftia boie !Imams. Miring-time. the follow ing goods : For Exportat Farr India and other foreigurobibitedgoads. For Home Consumption—Tea, coffee. cue..a, clinealhre, agar. and other grocery ; tamarind , . arcades. pickies. arrow ram, honey, wax and tallo. candles. shells. balsam caw,' aril &at-, anieksilver, twd feather , . skim tab;ires/..01111;•foeion wool. Atroin rheating, *q slt . shawls, lace. pie awes. stained pape.sline piece.. I)au h drnpr. prepared oar di elite, vivo.. bound-Anil 'inbound Iv% k., drip shows, wood. fitr: gunpowder. tubb bu er° ashen, and lidry tether gaucho, as aseaties ed in the Cathleen , . Also seven cask.. 13 bales, and sly hogsheads af liantaa. haviae 'rambled in the warehouse beyond the dime liaised by law.--Cleei of all doors. "Thestavilllie /*Man aid abaci* ashes to be viewed at the Tobacco Wart hire-e. London barks the goupowiler at Mae Marasiae. Rafting & doe wood. dm. at the TahocroGroupd, Rotherhillse t and nil star other g.. 1616 ut the King'. Wartime's., Custoes-'!ouse, and at the Glonr-yard, and Lioghttais Ware houses. 1.0% ft Thames-overt. The Clouds in the first four days will be on slew from Wednes- Jay. the Silo. to Saturday. the 11th; and those in the last roar Says from Wedne , dns. the 15415, to Saturday, the 111th in. slant, from 10 &Clock in the Morning to Three in the Afterneiin. N. R. Goods bought at this Sale must be paid foritt She Re ceiver of Fines and Falfe‘tures' 0111 e... Custom-bee. wa Of before Saturday , 1 the of My. iSIS, or the deposits mote t hereon k% all 1,1)41111,elY INCCIIIIIe fattened. Catainkeei to be bad at the King's Wiareiteese. Cottonbootie, price Is. each. - - - COSTS OF SUIT. On tbe mains of Gemmel GASCOIGNE, the Costs of Sail Bill sauces's& k woad time. Ordered re be committed ta-morrew. EDUCATION OF THE POOR. Mr. BROUGHAM moved she Cider of the Day on the Pont Edtsention Bill. which arts ordered to recommitted on Monday. A Petition ants received from (ennui Freeholders in Surrey against the Poor Lasts' Bill. Gee. THORNTON hoped that the House *wild attend to ate clause of she Rill. and throw It out. He •osed the print ing of the Petition.—Ordered. EXTENTS IN All). Mr. W. SCI ail made some oln.er smarms on the practice Mr Extents in Aid, and observed, that In the .Year previous le Ms motion on the subject. no hi, than W 2 bud been ts.ossig but after the Bill pawed, there were but six in six smooths. H. moved. that the orieinol documents laid before the Committee of the House last year by the Remembrancer of the Court of Exchequer, ahead now be returned to the proper °lime.— Ordered. V II E approved mPthorl of BLEACHING IRISH 1 LINENS without Ottomanl acid, adopted by the BBL PAST COll PAN Y. and their superior fabric and durability (owing to that proces4), hat saw stood the test of Ungava Yean experience. They inform tar. Public. their goods just arrived :,re much cheaper then any previous importatlod, and recommend their Friends to take advautage of this opportunity, as an advame 'rosy soon 'ICON. Tae inexpericoced can purchase with security, as ow wood price it made, as t the mules returned if not approved. F‘oahlisbr4 in 1095, fur the sale of warranted Limas, by the Piece, at wholessle price. Brooks, Bunk. and O'Keefe. Agents, 50, Great Ruiuest. street, Illootu:toury, facing the British flavisso. ADDRESS. Lord J. THYNIS E, at the bar, staled. that the Address of the Home to the Queen, on the dor. Inge of she Waren Elias• beets. had beta graciously received by her Majesty, Who thanked the Hoosefor this mark of ALI E their al h chment. NS. Mr. LAM liTON,setinga Noble Lord in his place, Ilias de sirous', asking him a question, which he trusted he !mad an. seer. Was it his intention to continue the Alien Act. which would caviar at thread of the Session ? Lord CASTLE RI: s .id that on an early day ho should propose iii continuance. ROYAL MARRIAGES. Non est elvers- s•d atter, vita.—lt a net aL. Lord CAS I'LER EAGII moved the Oral, of the " Lite is o'l4 Life, when blest with Health." Day for the Committee n o the farther consideration THE • finest Sy..tena of Ethics is to confine within of the Prince Regent's Message; hot previous due hounds, and ilia. , to resolve the Passions; unre strained find insubordinate they involuted', destroy those her- to going into the Committee he felt it h i s dut y rim which Religion and Mar.iltty have mode sacred g to curb to Mention some circumstances, with a view to open hut not ainmailase them appears the Immo of prudence, best his intentions as to the mode in which he wished to caleulaied to limit their, treryeseence. of the • Every disorgansgas ))))) bunion frame refitting rent me. proceed in the Committee. His object was to move dical knowledgeio remedy, wad the public welfare is promoted for the Committee to carry into effect the objects of when professmool men (disregarding the suggestion; of the en vious mei interested)devwe their studies to the treat m en t o f the Prince Regent ' s .ileisag e . After Ministers had those complaints gun, rm.-a hr imprudence. ...it the ehullitio• come to an opinion by It patient and llCCOrald eland: of the paistons at no to w n:oiled moment. " Tile strength of • nation of the question, taking the best information nation consi•t:t iii the hrulth of the People;" but, it it Mein's h could cito:y to redect 'Jo ti.ed.,ilv sucridee is, the ignorance of oared- tey procare as to what was the flutist scale ing rum) racism. and to cootiteviesoet far as possible. its further for proper and becoming establishments for the Royal ravage*, we oiler us suffering ham onty, the revolt of our own P ersomagot who might marry ; after having stated es peri. nee in the various diseases of Debility. The unwary that o victim of mlitnry vice tritely ac q uired as school, before Immo. pinion and calculation to the House; and after has averted her right over the mind), will, in coatemphoing the opinions eitressed by the House last night, the his powerless alai', become t incept dile of ealivening sematium, .louse in hoot/lug !hot the most com plichted state of 'chit...thin may **old feel that ht should not h a ve p erformed he roused into ma .tly energy.—lnverse study—immoderate ans. his duly prepetty, without wailing upon an Illustri ieiy—loog residence in t t• T ical Climes. and many tither I asses. not' Duke, and informing him of at hat bad passed.— will frequently derange the Nervoas System; to .orn ease. we non, by rese ers which can hold out in wourance of re-amma • • [llear!)—llis Royal Highness h a d said,. that he have woe answered the sanguine hopes of Pa t woo* of both Beset. should feel great reluctance sad regret i n formin g an y That bone to human happmess LULS VKRE It Et, can non conclusion which might imply anything unfavourable be treated fearlessly. the improved state of Medical Science baring divested its antidote of th..se disarming * properties that to the proceedings of the House of Comm o ns: Ba t an lundreadered its eXhthilit'n se"rieie sod 113 resibig• We as the matter involved his Royal Ilighn.sii's honour best explain nor tnetiold by olio, dog to Patients lahouting un der this malady, that a few days only use required for the re - and character, be instructed him to s tate-his views to. mond of early symptoms ; that the most inveterate ease will the Committee. His Royal Highness *SS of opinion, yield in our remedies within a month, and that iss a person who that in the event of his marriage with a Foreign Prin. only inverts himself injured, the disease may be firevented all together re,,o appearing 1----a sinner remark applies so many 'I h e MSS world be ender the necessity of maintaining. ether derangement. of the generntsve insist*. to wenkorm, ul- a proper establishment: but that he was convinced be emotions. Sic. especially strictures, obstinate cases of winch are iii uto “ no t be ena bl daily removed without the spe of Catutic of stionulaats. Some ed to do so by the annual starpentlierities inridi mat so the softer set have art escaped our Pespolled; without the liability of incurr i ng espencee attention i is wises mildnels• e"sobiserol wilh illesic,* ism i•s - sod debt ; and that under these circumstances, in the pe : seded the /SWAM usually adopted. In fine, our s3steen is event of the-vote patting, his Royal -Highness must annin e..peenliarly energetic, and eminently successful. • . Ed ec ated in this our naive city ;as booted a oar professional feel that it woutd..b necessary e for h im to decline attainment by iis splendid Medical (Passible rs ; and having bees .avnilinic himself-el the grant of the House.—[//earn able. personally. to compete with odmiratina the British Sur. „_ (L or d . &cal practice with the Continental, our pretanisot to 'opera. tie kAa .. tioroogh) thought it would be coos*. orit3 (inn branch we hove sylecird) stremature4tryeaperiesce, nient to lion. Members to receive this communicatiOn whirls is es ittred by the daily applications we receive, tsar from before the House went into the Committee, as be distant countries. GOSS and Co. M. R. C. surgeons. imagined, dial the House., after this ColllMlinicalions 13, notiveriesstreet. Fleet-street, London. would not think it.fitting to enter into farther pro. •.* Far the genera; arrononoiloth , n we'do not limit our. rending , on this selves to shoed periad. .4 pearlier, but mat be consul ted at old i particular subject.—[Zeiss for the tenyalushle hnets.—Commry Patients are requested to describe Report.]—Lord Castlereagh said, be apprehended isissich their 5 ` 01 1'""e'• ate' w hen hiedtrinetit with advice, he was taking the proper line of procee din g ; and w ill b e immedi a tely r.,t.wurded to any part of the K . illgd . OM.' - ' ' then moved tent thespeaker elio . lA mole she Gook. A bastkrame it expected to actosapeey tee saw. I"" . • . . • • , • . • . • THE long-pstabliihed reputation of Messrs. CURIt Ib; and en., combined with their wett-known experience nod Success in the tretitment and core of ate„ reign- ' jag complaints. Rives them superior claims and a derided pre ference over lilt latter practitioners. *sirs. Currie and Co. as regular Surgeons, .preterit to the Public the re ult thirty years' experience in the cure of Syphilitic Complaint ' rind these debilitirs and deficiencies 'thick not unfrequiatly prevent ur embitter the matrimonial state. lo the varioasgraaatimm, from recent infection to coneroied Luce, their treatment com mand., very often, s speedy, and always a Indica, rare. In ' tlabiew ern, their long and well-arranged experience Rives ,theis a promptitude of decision that serores the pa. ient from helm meretwkilized nut of existence, or having his constitution waisteised, sad the vital pitirtelple destroyed by a latent bat builimes disease, or a blind and fatal confidence in shallow pre tenders. la Nerves. Debility. Vascular Relaxation. and Jitney of the Organs, artsiog from excessive indulgence. boa• Inkings climates, or- solitary sensuality their practice gives new life and energy to the system. even in cases which are verging on despair. Strictures of the Urethra. from ten is samtity year? donation, are. by their stiferior atethod of cure, persmnently removed in the course o three weeks. Slight nod recent cams of Venereal infection are cured in the short pettiod of two days. To the Female Sex it well be consolatory , m km., that they may he cored of those Debilities which de feat cower= nod sap the h ru ndatton eonnuhial ient Pats frith candour. &Hear , . anetaviolohle tern ey. Resetl. Carrie sad Co. s ay be eem.iilteci. every day, at their boon 107, Hattositarden.—Letters from the conmary, stating aleaSely the me, ortdewl liviq. &e. and eirlatine a real"' taste tat asks and medicine'. will be ;tested with 6:tidiest al truism, at 110.104 /Woo pritu. it, " a irsL • • . . -...e. . • The House lasing resolved itself %tee Geed,MON iirsd the Message haling belts teed-4- Lord CASTLEREAGH said. the, Aft the dis. Milt* of the farmer question; it did not appear me . minty for him to epees the view which he bodies: fete taken of the Mbject. He should thereinto re- MOM to iiimeelf the ilgift of reply. Ile mom, the Great of WOOL oat of the Consolidated Feud to the. 'oke of Cambridge. . . • . ! • Mr. BROUGHAM *believed, that the grant had beets emerges a metier of coots., al if lioceintoebe , , Heel* had minted the first tote; bottling &ni l .1.0 t eowes+y - Ntsaee ftelso-ette of Abe !meager *tine's.. 'lloeSsiitlenteitaat69ll% J a year. i Re felt It Ineatasar Abienc ipell - - object to Figiesiiti (then nitaties-sue taint; Weigh* , •- ' ' - fovirard est methy one, end each Defeo* its do inn.' . !* Masco e; but in a mass end at pares ofeelyeteisi. Ho. ;objected to this lumping proceedieg, which Men* !open nothing less the. the Woad prindiple, thee Mil . t • the Members of the Royal Family who teettPdispetett, 'le'elltatract marriages, shoold have a large addition = i r already splendid aliograinvit. No one cnelai- mere than be did she afflicting and 'uppish's.. lies otebich bad Wert-Opted the direct mcceesieurii Ithe more they reflected on it; and the longer time y had to think on it, the more deeply woeld.it be pressed on their miroilin and he was 'certain, that !Emmy this; could make.the grief of thawing' aloes- Ogeignent, it would tie the manner ii width UM. - 't b m e wholenle grants bads been propesed to other Memo . ihers of that Westmont House. It *as painful tel , lattice personal allusions to any one, end especially' • Ito persons who formed i part of she Illestrione Fa* • roily on the Thermo, he should therefore only say. . that the applisaitons in behalf of the Dukes of Clad rouge end iCungberland, only traded to raise our. af (eclipse% veneration to the Illustrious Petals' now 'no mole. Ho admittsd, that it was highly eerie. dient that facilities should he afforded to the Marriage of the Nitres of the Roy al Family, and us theta was an absolute natesaity, for these provisions, for the parpsse of continuing the *accession to the fee roily of these Princes who had been horn aid edge cated in this country i - if it tould be prated, that no Member of the Royal Family would egintrlct a marriage without some allowance free' Pgrtiamenr, he ',meld tole for the lowest possible sum whichl , would be sufficient. If he was tuilisfiel that no ether bat the youngest of the Princes of the Royal Family could contract a marriage, end that without en ele lowans it would be impossible for him to contract it, ;.is objections would be nearly; or entirely got rid of. .lief why at the fiat was a vote proposed to the yeengett ? Why was the neat to the Duke of Clad mace passed over? The Duke of Kent had already beets goeutioned. His private character was enures. eached, and bin public conduct bad entitled him to the just esteem of all who had known him, The re- • cent measures which be had adopted, and to which he (Mr. B) should not have alluded, but that they bad been already mentioned, and which pro• mised to liberate his income in a short time from the difficulties in which by accidental circumstances it Lad been involved, rendered hint still more worthy of regard. The Duke of Clarence bad informed the House in teems of great respect, that he could not accept the proffered allowance. A Right Honourable Gentleman (Mr. (;.tanning) had told them,. that, is the proposed marriage, his Royal Highness would . have made (pert sacrifices of private feeling—that be only felt what was required from him ass son of the Monarch, and the, he had overcome all objections of a private stature. That repugnance was now no longer to be got over, the inslfficiencr, in his Royal Highness's opinion, of the Perliamentary allowance. added to his former objections, left no hope of his marriage. Bet why all et once did the Noble lord prod teed to the youngest of the sons of the Royal Family f eirept for the purpose of estantiaLing the principle, that an addition of 6,0001. a year should be grimed to each of those who chose to ester into the married state? In behalf of the Doke of Cumberland, it would ; of course, be contended, that it would beano just to made an reception, and to refine to thoeldor what was granted to the younger btother. The Dike of Sussex, too, who, as well as the Dekr of Kent, deserved the praise of having giten up nearly the whole of his income, and who never had the edvantage efellowances of any other sort. The Duke of Kent was Onvernor of Gibraltar, and had a regiment—the Doke of Cambridge had also a regiment. The Dike of Cla• fence had 1500 i. a .-yeao ender a "arrest of the Privy Seal. The Duke of Sasses had no allowance from any of these sources-Lhe bad only hie Perlis• mentor/ income at one time of 12, and afterwarde et 18,0001. a year, end this allowance he had a year later than the Duke of Cambridge, though he WM a year older. His Royal Highness the Duke of Cams bridge, in addition to this, had a stable kept for him in the Palace, and was then prevented frees coming to his allowance with a heavy arrest of debt, as his Royal Brother was obliged to do. Mach had been said of the private affairs of the Duke of Cams bridge, end viewing, as he did. economy, pot 'sly 'as meritorious, but as a Arnie (and if not a vides, the most rigid moralist would allow it to be the 'Orem of magi virtues), he shoekl offer to his Royal ;Highness the tribute of his. admiration. Bet his Royal Highness the Duke of Cambridge had roe. tilted it in citcurnstances which made that virtue leech more easy. He bad his allowances earlier thee hie Royal Brother (the Duke of Sines), and kid net. seem to it with that unavoidable sneer of debt,. He bad a large military income, sod in lianover he had an income which had bees Mated at -60001. a • 'year, besides a town and enentry heir*, a sheeting pal, with the use of the King's mahles and sereseve. Whether or no he had a table kept up besides - his lag awe of 00001. a year, or whether that espeoce wee Illeieded io it, he wee ascertain. This, one .54 some of the person Welfare is MPer cuuliaseateats Imo there A ovoid advertised Lori Jolt. Ittiortlll AN * l * W ith 1110010 lAave eartualpapd Y lo + bob . anted pe ur . entshoittid • %oat t h i b s lit built e tear t nut -* Vey avail atortoriA—Ta resists& 5 i A. f t p ksieude of Ira- -oain id Liverpatif 17 J. P. ) - 01 A Frield la ittlawaolls W. H. Ilt• Mite Arrow Itto , .•. I If L.A... l• t ; - .. 'l#4 , ••• • - . • S . ... I I _J ~: :~ 1. ~, ~r' • i I . r YIMN , .