The Statesman. — London, England, 1815-06-02 00:00:00

;•f.w, , , t c? •• • No. 5905. LONDON:'11?" Ay; JUNE - 2, 18,5. 41ko Cum for 'fakir.* Jiderrbsts ne tip fistd, ,and Svrivcr died ua tkt scaffold!". . • . . . . - : :-- -- - - 7 . - • 7r k iTiLid rAlli B. MOUNTAIN, stracews Head i IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. 4 V LAN, SNOW-1111,1., EON HON, I • . her friends for her benefit, and could not at law IS The bmo hers* Actourdati ion In; Tiavellers, good Beds, choice i HOUSE O -moo.-- , impeached on account of the adultery of the wife. Leriors, ana moderate Charges. LORDS, Jong t. ' Why then, should their fen &hips, because the hos- . The following Past Coaches, *ail Crashes, &c. let nit torn ' The Local Militia Bill, Exchever Bills Hill, Lottery Bill, band solicited one advantage, give him ameher ? Ile , ' Northern 'Lehi. Bill, Vice-Chancellor's Clerks Bill, ware had h eat d the hi g he s t legal authornies declare in that Ilse Saracen's Dead Inn, sitoss•liiti: -- bro.• , :lit clam the Commit:ix, and read a first time. TRAVELLING FROM !MN Doti To LIVERPOOL , HOUV, that those contracts ought not to he inter.: tie T W'L i c e -N IN E ' C , R 9. 1 The ilignuays Bill :tad tliamorgaushire Election Bill were TIP. UM PI RE. a t crpool li.. C.tarh. nate 1410 014 f t , reef a third time, and pawed. fered with, and he ktitov of no principle ' upon which the Lerislature could justify such interference , witeral• A person from the Richmond Bridge Commissioners present- , '• • na th e mil, carrier. Igor Loeb- awl Voir Outside ; sets dot i 1. '••• tesh Servants' Duly Ilill was committed. from the a r m's Sare Head Inn , Snow-hill. London, est.er a ll . :+t 0 : . 1 . 11 ' lurk , C 4 I liks . Hak .. of SUSSEX.prerenied a Petition from the Roman -m lit a e rry "' X ' ; through Demo st a le, Wooogro, Leial,•eny, N•nottleipto.., ter;. c a t in u ! 'a n s nt rn i t f' l r i e er ir n w to aS t ei rn b e lP fTec t . l l l 7 ti li ti " s 4l iqu d seic ig e. ford, Latierworth,fHlocklev. Ateedoone Littlfteld, SOM... ah1 . 0,/fS of the County of Wextord, praying relief.-Laid Oil ill the case, that while a husband might•latve this ado; , iteg..lv, Newcastle, Blureton-green, horitsfora, Woertugtmi, th e table. - ......, and Pomo. . . . SLAVE TRADE Mee, The Marquis •of LANSDOWNE moved the vantage against an offending 'life, the wife could t' I UN Kat Ung. 111311. Sotomill, and Ilanwell Nee Po s t • second reading of the Slave Trade Bill. He did not hate on Rlleil advantage agninst an olfeoding hoshend. This Bill, though its avowed object tees to give the.. Clue ta. rvery Afierw ttttt t at Four o'Cl..ck. . e we ipate any opposition to the motinti; but conceiv- husband the power to marry agein, wale in eeect, by . • . dr "re EV mOlerti Union Cuall.- F in f n -ides. a r ro or l, D,, 0 ,„ • yof those wto moved the second the destructirn of Cie settlement a Bill of:petits , choler, Uloodford,.. Sidebars , nod 'Andover, every 'Ariorilon,, l ug it tO be the dutl and penalties against the wife , end that wi th out efle . • I arrives at Weymouth nest day, tti One ; where tbi Packets I soil on Wediiesdiry nierSantr•los Afternoon, at Five, to o teee. reading of a Bill to state its general nature nod &b. had hail lately before them.a lee and Jeteev4fimn se heart' curer 14 4 n‘g". ll r .4.400 e 4 ' to iektet, he should•do so in the p r esent i es e tre , e , ~s evidence to :I'r-fife the infliction. Their tretaidlife / Caerhumb mid St. Motrws,. the awl frwin Cite' buroh 4.i Pares s ;,. ai• •-• 4 Vrtl if as he could. it'hid unfortunately ha peened, &term. disfmtichishige , is.tlw.sor a ptt delightfol anti tue cireapost in Firmer. - ' that Urtee •the abolition of the Save Tee'," in this the eleet•os of a certain borough kgetstoti), and it, BRIGHTON New nregen Post Catch, Four Insi•Ws only. the orate ° of eireign nations had been every rooreine et Nine oteloek. through Crnwlev, It yeg,ite, Air. cot ,,, ta . v . , c, ~, Tiede r I %was he!d that o Rd: of that descripliob was onevett: • The We:Vetted rite Dorchester, and IlLnidtord Union • • • . .• Fliso.coach. .v ery Artemisia. Carries Four losides. : carried on i n t 'great mensure by means of British Pains eeld penalties, and a:JIM-whit+ oeght. net In, and the penaltiet imposed by the Act of be passed without such proof ae.tbeelgttall Feellieeri; LIVERPOOL 'Post Coach, to carry four bender, set' ant : capital, go tient to check that prac. every Alnyttine, through laitterworth. kligh Crow, Ifineklec_ ' 1808 had been found in ffi • • ~ , with respect to lire of that Mtge": 1 10! . other votarb t Allterettme, Taatiworth, Litchfield, tieleettore, North•lin e e r e, . 1 awl Dui sta!de. Arrive; al Liverpool next Afterrio, , ,,. tite. 'By this tolvence of capital, a sive miget be T his,. ton, was f t "Pf Paimi 4ll4l Pita- 3161 'V as far, $ • EXE"I'LIt, Phongtoh. 'Weymouth. Dorelsester;. Falmontli,' purchased ;‘, Africa, and carried in the %Veit ladies as concerned the ottnollieg- if ehe sectlemeuee end s Dartmouth, and Selietetry, New Pest Coach, every .Mportioe gild hustle din tlie ;steeds, where - the imp o etatie n ei• their Lordshir, ought not An adopt {het part, d i et,. permitted, for *beta 2SI-- in . the British ;It half-past Six o'Ckwk, with a Guard, itirough Halal el..As- without eirnilar precautions.. In the.preamts.lo ef .tlset I witeter, }Seaport, Bharat ell, Basingstoke, and II .gt-ls4t; ' ula Yes "it ria -BOSTON., Sprildinz. Proeibtottrima. 811.30. eind• Rittitings ' West Intliaisitreds, etc here ho ietlettegierritioe vets Bill, itewas al fi rst stnted.that the lady.exy heescrigelle . er he pro fi ts - had forfeited ail right and title to the provision undeete • frd.l.NßezicH,,:ttstia.esitt,taiii2itiattc,aht,:::tis;ll%-etzriilwilivielti.dite,... ,I% . etar :.. heti - pe ee s i t t e d s th e price of a s i n * ,‘„ Il ya LIVERPOOL, Wacringloo . FOntsfer,l, `lloilo, MIA Liteh.: - o f ca pit a l erno b ee ee i n t h e et e t t es dt •,,, - . - e e the t s i s i l d s : her marriage.settleteent. ..'rlutt peoposition. he „twe e I field, Post conch, celled. The'"D:xpealtiort. civil Eyenbuf at war al ....,T .J - , _ ~, . . • • Hewed; wapiti now be admitted to t have been false -.ism i Five o' Cl .ck, to the Someeix's IlistJ lige Dine-street. Liver pool. Guarded throe ig looit. 1 . II kTfratid sit isroL Flying Post Coacher, themegis Chip- . 1 ttl • por - cent., hod Mere was n temp t s - • ti'otiltd employ . It •in this - prohiliitier elate trnffic of law ; abn'ot 401. per re nt . pealiam, Caine, and. Ito lhortitieb, every Alter:woo; orrive as • _..• ~._i _ The cohseouence watt' that es ) il of British capital was s o emplo,:tel . i and,. accordingly , the ,Bill ,hid , been in then • particular 'Pleaded ;Ake : 4 if i's . - was ; false - hi la ur hip notperceive el ,n %shit wincigale Mi. , line • Mr. May's, the GreyhttuntElim. Bath, t aut the leed.m 'resells .' glem ire the atiject of this ..Bill wnti to check that, practice, could &give to allow that part. of the .Bill .to,!tbsesk n ee! could to . _.; , , 1 Thontas-strek, and thelean Bristol, mein Mtiraing.-+-Cuaebet • ito Wells. Bridgewater, Taunton, gre. . • ' . ' which-conteibutiel so miteetially to the preservation which did in fact provide for such a - forfeieore et As. t LEEDS New Light Coach, cense, The Resikingham, sets tMorning half Seven 'Clr It r . F•i 0 antitektent of that to commerce. Unletnt's nut every at-win 0. , r i ea. lel' . itte the clause proliihiting threintermarriage of .th e of.! t i [metes nen, and goes remarkably en's , with :t Guard thron‘ 2 li- ' .4 asta e• k: kin !! rn,.s..e o, twee were adopted, the . fottner'Orm ' fending parties, that Was founded upon a Stateliest, g out. .Pasecteihrough team:ord. Neaark, lietfoid. Diawsi•ier . %is; __,_ , i and I errNhriftge, to the teeeen Lem, eNets, test teet. et Seen., nos of the edegislature wonlri be rendered' In a Order of this !louse,. that it would pass no Divert*, 0, ntewithstartiline, the re:cern:eon es pelitie, of Cats Coorh , it is wear degree nugatory, us ii person whestill wished' Bill without soch a clause. His first o ent on. to, hi i I allowed lo'be the-noot agreeabir no d complete "bile °^"‘"'t• 'to carry on the -Slave-Trade mig ht do so under that clause was, that it was not conformable •telkse, !rime en the North Road, being t oequalLtd in Accounn m odatit :by any other.. , another name. If he were to go into minor collie.' Standing Order, for it only provided that inch 11111 t• . 1 -K - rAtlt)ilL; lolece‘ler: -Preston: Kirbe-Loriehee, tietten, dornions on a subje c t of this magnittuie f he might tinge, if contracted, should he ty(iadged AO held ! Chorley, Orrnskirk, mid Garsetne Post Coaches, eeery After., say that it was certainlythe • t rthis its Ingalls at- rive st*Ghtek. Guarded. , _ GLASGOW, Looglotro, Gretict•Grerni Arnett. Dumfries, arid especially for the West India proprietors, that jidged. illegal, he presumed that it must teenelpelegete Brownhilli Thisttibill •Sanquienr-Kiln, Canntocki StAsesteil, this 13111 should' pess ; 'for' the facility of introducing till otherwiee declared by the it of a indge.e ma aid Int:parts of Smith:Rd. Catoperdown Conch (Daily t. •. . , YORK. eleweeite, and Edinburgh, neo Conch, p•-if•rmed s laves The Standing Order was that such marria ms a orihrl-- . into the foreign islands, and the procurieg at I I( It-- , !--.4 with a Guard them:simile sets out every Moue get hilt-pee a rate so compiraiively cheap•woteld enable their to be illegal by the Act without any sentence of a Jildpit tr Six o'Clork, by woe at Newark, Reiford, Tilde/tiler, Der enter into a ruinous competitionwith W t • our owe'. es [Marquis of Intisdownees-The 13111 has been init . Adieu Engton, Northallerion, Dirhata. Murpeth.• awl Berwick.- 1 f , • • • • - • •• •d:ld in that reseert, and such a marriage rives iha Islands. Such was the (elect•of the Bill, on Paseeiagers finding thc,ilsel.es 1.:0 4 nel from the lenxth 4 I. e tourney, may rest what lime they phoise, and-then proemet • id. loose were thegroutids on w hich he moved the seem! he illegal.]-11e understood that the clasursehed . • witimut nnyeutditional (are.. J. Clink, the Black Worm,:,C... s o r , ' l'aittilfe. If any ntneodnients in the detail s h o ot ( ' • amended in this particular, awl made eonsort mi t atyeereet. York, tams Coacher. to Siiiideriand. gull, Scar;, a FULL OF GUI NEAts! moth,' Whiihi, Mid other Mier.. 'a' er r necessary, they might be seggested in the' • • , the St:tutting O der. Why, there his ;first objerelstifi ci. • TULL OrSUPERIOR CAPITAL mars! BILIDGI'.NOII.TII and Weisel new P!.st Coach, retry' C. eitaittee. to the clause iii that view was, that it , aril On ttall, l l .1 • inettaltrigkiber Kt Il.tf rysvetteAt-tbe fiCIIE Vof 14., . . vat i i • . Let. reurisk. mad Nlllobrlerriew.: ..., •• • - ...athe..Dtil of - W 1 , 1 iTMOR LA i l r D had -no *niejec. t ar because because it only did t hut which the law readeb Pit ES EN T - T.Ort'Eß^r. - -• --ew • •-.. • • with lime Ibilees, mut a Onard ad ea. way, neeeildeugh firm to the principle of the Bill, but he Was ;famed did, pretipled any oee member of the, .eletellssassitfier • tiitros, StOt kxßroker, 2, Cornbill, "t 1 1 8, : Breeelt, &litres, orerenteetre. eireatmt, . atteritle lin- at Jl.l C yen rs street. p•-• forms his duty to I.i Fe hoofs mid sorioxbridee, Weiutobv. Ato 'ford. 1) .aaavier, .iiid Gienthren li fe e xt e nt c, i ., e u tuir i t s g ivia o them Ine /lea& •.1 the purrs Lottery. ' (the nean'Si i• 3l. liY ti: strew 'Mies). sets out every %tooling... «c 5t Indite merchant, 7 londing hie money to one that "o such marriage should: be..ellowed toreasseinif e y vet begins toe 19th of SC LV; Ti. Scheme riquites ..n ~,i,d1 , ,,N,•,,1 1 tu ts joor e% with the it; e•de" fat dile% 1 3,, 5-r"1-E•e who, without his knowledge or participation, might valid, name individual .would e in all probability, 'V.. I ,:w.tif . flt., • 3114 it 44 rlefolA 3 4,1.131.40 idtalfir CI In AA" Imo there el-Missed no use Road to; haloes,. or pletoure, have the. perilior - emidey it In this f raflie, -might le, subjected to PIY to the proper tributml. to Ilea the mac t iage eleee- - i• 0 'po 0 e! , ' re ile of idri 41 .04 3 : la Clan , ' 'Prize of X3O- 1 /3 Ii ' advtanage of their Pros being seemed in the nevi C e tiett. urside. E.i000 , .., Otc. etc. aad 11.000 Cosiness • tat be. all ' , kill • WA I% MILLI) Peat Owed, every Morning , at half-post punishment, and therefore souse caut i on ought to dared illegal ; and it would he better to teals it witk r • 0. teak Six o'CloOk. be used in that respect. Three again, a person the cirdi" a r) . tribunals to it e' d w i t h t hes e Itultiterli th aa i E. r .. It, the last Cleorket. ER teeat pleasure is paying 10 SUN DKRLAND, Siorktoreind Yawn; New Cosele every . isi m m of his. Farads p:1,1• ill lire (1.4 I for Shares oild al his m.,,•,,i,,,, t „ the Gr ,, rte 1, 01 , e v ,„l ei t me e might he tried Arany •of the eelneics and by a rem- to interfere in this way. His nest objeetion timer rummer OfSt'es, ax llh .se. " b'''e be i•• 1 '" 116 ' 4 c''"li" 4 4"•' . a M A N r C ti EsT t.: it, wiesl.l%. Cuttgleton, Newe,stie, *rigid.. missien and • found guilty of felony eiffout the ver- that the insertion of this clause 0144 civil-it:ger the tai- it fkkr u ri 4 w'.i.li will at all ti.ne, receive Wn hi,' it.t.•at."B/. tio %V .Ati• flatollit tttt t Prll Covell. every Afteratioa, auttediett. ' dirt of a Jars'. The Noble ill ;rtniis, who was so fate of the Bill. Their Lordships melee:ware that a • All Business hi the ruil4- t rnis tried *nit fileinv al it".l l . ' 111 KM IN 1:1111 14 NI ...mar,- Poo coech, with a (heard. Vele • . .t' . . r .' . ,r • IV every Awn. ttttt I, tin,i readies Birroiogisam arm stay acumitiei much a friena to Om liberty of the subject, ought general measure had been soggesteil e nod bad re- LOCK MID SURGICAL DISPKNSaItY. 1 1 3:.,... by asted, Enstim, and Shipsione, to the Sated* . 1 hardly to support such a propopositien. For t:is ceiyecl the as c en t of that House. te reedier such mar., Be Root Highness the Dukb of York, President, Mot It il ea c ru i li.o ses o, Hi on i,, g o n ,,,, •• ' own part, he was alarmed that British stibjerts• tinges illegal its all cases ; but that. geeeral treaters.. fultor Mg Committee ef Covernorsr-- • MESTER, Newport, Whileinweli, Tarp...ley, N no r w i r o,•, Earl of Leitrim ;• . ' Caltiorl W. J. Junet t M. P. Nerrettierh, :mil Middlewieh, Post Coach, „„y h„,i4 ,„( ! should in this way he imide. Bible to meth a severe .. had been 'ejected in the deer.; liyt t ete, Then the, Earl tai h gcciout it , 3.ilitt Latouche, Peg. til. P. Fist o'Cl.ick. ; punishment. They might be tfieil at Sierra Leone, Statuette Order ens adopted ia that (louse, thit it. tti ; ht Win. 'll'..l.•ries • Cod.rel H. Clements, al. P. MI RCW"UitYI Welthtßther and "Ig r n" l • P` i " 'Co wl '. i where an unfortunate case of this kind hsdintett sac- : would pa-s tin Bill tilt:user' sot-h a-clause: bat that Rt. If mi. It. B. SW ridom 11LP. 1 toptoin haft. Hay. • the Royal Clirtutie,every "octane, nt Five o'Clock, gunrcled..: Nom Col. 1 . - wor• - or kt- P..._ I corred. • . a had alreerly. in Se:,'rili cases, been dispensed tri , ll,, • SOUTH A MPTON, Wiucherter. Ain:hi - on!, at d Alton Coach • 1 and Solotcom• - rtro. VI , ewe, Miontirr o f it.. 1.1.../al ty.,;t. e .,.. 1 ,„„ siren elseeitie, ... • 1 T he Marquis of LANS - DOWSE said, that the • naglit to ties (4 ' 4 liewed with in tbe.l'ensents rather.. rr" Patronage this Institatiou Weems:iced, foe' e - 1 m • • • HULL. Northmve, !lewdest Thorn. 141111 Doncaster Post • object was to render u •t•tya. eve, y -onion; at halt-past Sit ./ L.II)CM , tut the Bull aidd flute es sage the Kook KIK to t losa 4 remed • . .. ... ,_ . . , I .. therm-1110re treatment and Core of brit% sever y ntSiiitd sdn 1 ,,,,,, ei ti , ki . g , ise ,* iku, . icapi4l, or consenting to have it emelos ed, in this by the r•iection of the 13ill altogether. .The Irdop. with Veaert•al Complkials. and their dreadful con-piptc:tcci, tie. e a * Fur the eiroveideoce .4 per•nreirepiding at the carat earl i traffic, guilty of felony ; but ho we: ilet aware tl:It lion of the Stanttieg taitter in, question, older illia• ardireires, tlehilitV. ulcer.itigni„. &e. tougue:ol sorter Ilse um- . ~e th e town Is ie ,en e ers met Prirrela are Im•dred f..r WI the ' • rat e ement of the floo prolvesiiiiml ahiliner,' will sat i•-f i the b y ' , CI . -H h ere C ., ,•,, [Ate provisions of the Bill wieild at ail en•. ~ r oi »isi. , .„,. , •_, ci r cumstances tibial .he bad stAto(l, -.lv, , ulii • make if s • atwde- mic les, .at Air it.- a _each knee, Net, ft rine - hear she hi merits of Mr . KIPP - . . -NAN S ploo. nedento by it- Horse Cellar. riccaddly. n ' • Innocent persons, and, as the West fe.lia iee'rest appear to the ottreeHoustaometellet like as attempt, Or inconvenieeces of Public Charities are f ViO . 2r , :. \OW , 5 the - -.-- - yo u ng ord itnw.tt . are 111141.00 ii , ln i n , t i i ie N I A a kh : sio o , !Ida IMPOiLTANT ADVIbli. OW by adeorti-tee pretenders in ;his toancli --V pr...br.•. timer he had no doubt that their ease had been :ohs:stied to. the insertion of such clauses ,utoted theref o re he fro.. Inial,:laisitpear. ii by the Animal li ep.is I or OBE 5 l'il potieuisof • W 11EN Men o f Erincatinb and Professional As to the teals in t h e . Colonies, t h e o bj ec t was to gerdrd with peen t ar jealousy. If : it Was fit that, • o ail Sev.ii,ltitve been cutedot ithout ettatterirat or MI% totter Skill use pereverive ...adenvours to /termer the moo , f 11OViatiOO,:ir•I With a delictiry in:d secret% hitherto isoltio , wo ; s a fe ' , D a come, metuodlif irtestiegil few prioniline Diseases, the Pace this on the f oo ti ng of those merrin :es shoeld be decla ter! i nvalid,it ought piracy, which eeln • . n win) or those have What're(' under the Mir. rfallpitcalf 4 rim. siteceibral %roils of their er;terience is t.. best tweet of sueeriori• might be tried in all the jurisdietious of the country ; to be done by *general measure, 'sassed with the ap•. of the disease from ten en twenty year, The first symprorus lg. Messrs. GOSS and CO. Sureetim, Save lapn initice•l , o :•c t t o and as to what the Noble Earl called the unfortunnte Probation of froth !louses. The4e weye the. retasal., yield to NI r. K iernaa's treattneudin a 'few da t a& ; mid where the cure of the folio w iio the object 4 'Mit particular study. appeariore of debility comes en. 1..0 earls application clotnat six, a certain 'Bowler, fee:metal). c •fittaeted m e moment of case at Sierra Leone, there was no doubt the . t t h e • which isidueed.him, in the discharge of what he coil., he awl, to the dormer that may mow. intoxication" hud II" 4"w-talcums Strirtittes "lel Gleetr. wilt. h, !wrinkle to whom he allotted were really 'guilty, but ceived to be his duty, to move• that the clauses erre, Nli. Kieroisi may be consulted by either Sex, with the by autinpreved plu m , air speedily nud efrechcilly cured; as list, th e sentence agat • its( them had been reversed hem tie nullieg the settlement, and declaring any marriage la‘i intte-atreet. Bertford-smetre, from nine to twelve in the mono r.sirletire in warm etioneso, or a secret solitary vier, too often the girlies ille al •hor dbe left out want of a formal doctiment, or an irregulatity in i g• - 1 s • . r - Me. mat from six till nine at night tto whom letters and idlier tielemeny peemetilty the youth .if troth ilexes; is, the one cots- paint of form of some description. 'l'llo execution of Lord 6 REN VILLE,.-lle. was .very far from' cemilleniedomm, been eaten and country, may be addressed, and et e sterility,. te:less ' and in the o re , r a numenint n a i l; v. ill be potuonnlly &flowered. ~f intrvout ores,dtsr whit is, if n .t . timely medied, terminate in the I' w and the appoinenent of the ellicers reset! agreeing witlehis Nettle F'rientl,, that the only object. ; impotenee aim Consumption. In that tfisireethiesoite ut &hill- w 'oh the Ministers, arid if they appointed hie° , 3 fit of the Bill: was me eea 'tl e the iteured hesband to Jost published, I ty or deficiency , wilt-trier the elowequence of stielettaitoful hit. PRA C FICA!. OBSERVATIONS on the above DISEA- persons to those sieuations, the beanie rested with marry agnio. l'he object was enmpletely to dissolve hits OT nrislitif . .rom any other cause :iv whit-Witte er 1 SI.S. price 3.. By F. Kiernan; and sold be Sherwood. :Neely. 11. ts hi ts , become enfeebled. 'i.s 'Mr as . e l., of l i n h ' e w fl: % n a l them. If any objection in the detail ' courted to the the merriage, arid ronserpretely all eon lei frac_ i _epee& and .bong, la) Pitterlaider-raW ; and by i I '24 h . H Alt-eh --. -le" College eF suireons in Leodee they offer a tirm. safe, and N o bl e neethe best ' ' 'stale d di t ing upon it. The difficulty w hen the un t rrja 4 , o . sir - erf., time to an an-.eit was , . w eity restorntion to snood and tie- health, 'rise result of a long and etteritrire practice his. enalik4 them, ; I **aid be in the Committee. bet %pen the parties was to be dissolved. to find a Ste (*KRUM ADVlCE.principle:_e upon whims Ilse settlement could be sup .l superior method, to melt'•vc Vricrcal t'titt,p:aato, IsCri- The Bill was thew read a second time, and come IT is of the first 'consequence to ascertain on ever inveternle -r eorn.,ilii , •l. it, withont Sithi..etis.g ton ik.il f ~.. "ft mined for Mentlay. ported. The settlement efts a contract made in con.• w)-ose talents and integrity n firm relianr , may he to th.• least re-traitit et ,:art iit exereipe; ant in reseal A -MO% 1 , 11.1 A it; ;011ie , Metsrli. ettleßtE and tee. eu. c ed.e. Of whirr no early eeeticatidia is m edic dieevery.if she 0aj.C10.81,, . R OSP. BEN RY DI VORC E. . temialation of the marline, and of its contintiance v , ...,,,,,... c . ; ,,,k ht e li professional ottainotents. Member, er the lii,s fr e ritte i liy priferut uOw iii the Alan space of two Jays. The Marquis of LANSDOWNE moved, that the and when, by the miscontlect of the wife, the con-. ti•t% al Collpgfp .'4' London tied liditilairgh. per.ellt tally rah- The uniortcetlctiled since-sot t heir ii... It• ..ftreltturat t which b . " report of the Earl of Itoseberry's Divorce Bill, with tract was broken, be could not well conceive upon t ..1110 result of MO sears experience in the Can- of Venet. al never helm known ttrfail is sore sea I ore Inatome 'its a rewire ot i .imidatots, and thine Debilities and Detieieeies ehieh ti,.t lift ism year... durrne which oeriod intusy 'kow t ow' porem k s..f both • the amendments, be received. d what principle the settlement, which was made solely tee...r i te-rev prevent or embitter the mntrintowal este. In the sex , have been cooed. eve, otter seven and ininrimis menus a: The Earl of LA UDERDA LE rose, for the pur. for the purposes and upon the foiandatioteofthe mar. t"" iii cr ee e tim e , tenni recent infection 111 eoOal Ito 4 Lew., h od been pursued ky otter Primitiouwrs withont cfleoo, i s , t 0..,., • po,,e of moving . the rejection of nll these Amend- riage, could be allowed to stand. -The effect would •:•rsc ie annent coamands very often a speedy , ff.: II 10.. b a iem to thus publicly offeerbeir odvice.-Those re:elute dis le d e re d e ', se , I n d u te ous cases, their Wog mid well-ior , r.:. d der, and deficiencies. Wiredraw' to the Fesin 4 le bcs, which tor ' tusbeed • to leave:his meets, which went to annul the marriage seGlemeet, be, with respect to the injured , • exp. riea c e r i ves ,th ei n a !tro mp f i lm ic o f rlecikiou that ,rc ti .es often embitter matrimonial relicts y, are t. 6 l.e teasiitert lay mean, st, and also that clause of the Bill by which the offend- estate burehened still; the eleigatiotis of a centract, . Is. p r ee n s from bean; meretnialiZeA Mt Or etiStt•OCf, .., ho ,•••• gentle as thev toe ellie:seious. Mar. ird IVotorn• we.. have bug i iroe s were prevented from contracting a legal which his wife lia.l Giessen to put an end to. It was , e x h e se...oilmen/ iioder..•ineil, owl the vital prineiloorlror-is. bloc.. dltalpitOtrArti II; their expose-mitosis's( • f ia.ily, stay be war- 1 "14 1 3 ! • re h e .1 hrrot, bolt bp:idiom tlisrotte• or a blind a. d rat .1 rood- ed, that in sac t nisi:lives each defects are ror,hie hv.ordieut marriage. &foie he stated his reasoes. he was aux- even dcult under such eircemstemes to fend a ptin. ee 9 ce in Auto.* pretender... r. Nervoos Debitoo, Va-tular skill. Metors.G.osatelCo.excluovely i .rofessing the eure Of 'lett iou, itt sav e thee no one could have a higher respect t•iple upon which to foeml the aliment . which tell Bill , 4*.ial litiC l e. a.iti /flatly of t he Organs, seising (roll eitat-Ise partici:lm atiraiiiiiiitti, in order that they fluty soli he marked the Noble Earl in %hoc , . favour leis provided for the svire : for as teemerrjage was to he "illigellele. ilialthiloi..w. rlimateg, or so li thrs , seestimite, their b; a iuldaken few, ...tea the oblop t y s ..- jostle attached t., the shaft pe n naltre gives new life god eiterev in the system, even • in ewes iettoreit empiric, th ink it Intl petrel.. themselves et gale, that Bill - hall been introduced, and h was e far from con- (1i% ,,,, 1ved no gecoluil of the mi•ronddist•ef the wife, riis4.lt are ae, Ow on d eo patir. Strictures and other derange• thee ;i:oce tiers prwerty educated and ratlated Lt . .. every !winch (ending that this Case was tint, in clime respees. one it did tint inimedietrey a; p otr on ig hat ({ round the belie of floe i)sciltra they enneve in a mild and edl.c:oz.l man- ot ii.f praffalela torrsitleare. , of wins is , . from ditreeem Hiopi. of /peat atrocity. It had been settled as thin law of : husband was to be subjected even to Otis burthen. l: e. Sityln - and retro., Cage. of Vrawreni Infeeti ere err II i•i;`• aifi ir`iiitin ,lo S (P.m the Mara eminent l'hp4el:int a litt y e . es Ow etOri lie aid of two days. T.. the Female Sec it will have tr• cotaveice any itypiirerl, that the stictess remitiag . from England, that a divorce a meow et 1 hi,ro did rota; He totally disagreed with. his Noble Priem!, there. re eeden e e s e , I „ K ee , Om they may hectored of dime O•bili- torn ewletivoure first induced them to gait lac ;.rist tire .11 . enable the parties to marry neein. Tiie husliand e e fore, on the subject .of the claumm atinullitig the set. fie v i hieb ks va t c onc.. l ,lt and sap the foundation of c 11111 l tt. the general Pructkit t nier, and they resume that their ',tete. 'oat felicity. Patients 'treated with candour, delicacy, and sues Lens' it - fair g•-i i te a and for aIP uopreeedented (indult we therefore, came to this House asking a boon f . iron theocrat. As em. marriage tans in be dissolved, every inritiLiilC .eeeer v. . I..ith which now hate, by the Pithlic.heen so It broil's , la 4tllllred. their Lordships, the privilege of marrying agaltee t contract which was founded urn it, and Weide il steers. epee IF, moi l Co. may be cossetted e v ery d ee , at -Patients in the e 'try are remeeted mjente the prirtideders which th e law did not give him : but this Bill not ' ( he conternplati..n. of its re raining unbroken. ought . Ceti hetee. 117, Dmilidegereede ; of their can, age. nalitineral iI:J/It of living. nod incl. slag a . will •*• Letters from the Cooney, staling Miming." .thr rase. i remittance for Advice and Medi. into, a hen . the same . wili he only gave him what he asked, hot also • relieved him : also to fall. Then his Noble Frietttl ohjected to the ramie of lilting, &c . and eorlasing a remittance for Any s. r l op.. ' i i ;ven orient to any ivirt of the kingdom . . from the marriage settlement. Now the setelemeet : clause by which any intermarriege better's , the a.. Alti, 1 )7 , em will he If Pateciwit le stedious attention, 1 *-4)Kg nut CU. Surgeons, 13, Bouverte.suret, }le gi t -sleet. was a civil contract entered - into with the wife ant 4 ' fending parties •sas declared illegal, and titeobjap. _N., . liattetegerecu. • May 1; MI • •• -• . •:.. • •• . . . their 1.--- - . ont THRATRE LOYAL. inURY.LANK. tr EN! V : June 2 , r ots priri..E,...,.........v.i... ,:erf .sit THE ILEVENC: E. 7.11114, Mr. Ke3114. L1111141;1, Mi.! L. XPlty. • Afire lekirb a Nem Contir Ilitalet. called coif. 1.0Y.H OUT AT TH I , '. 1)00ii, HE'LL GET 1N AT THE WIN 1).1 W. •- 'To tarhleh ve;:l be nrl44-tl, BON.P.STY 'S TILE Li EST PORGY. tr-kkerrow, %tibia., with ',fake.' • A the heat P..tiry. irhe i)o.tol'in lit irloklketi at isalf /ut five o'clock. 111 br oom ;Alf ollausiii, .' Rorer 11.1' *cilia :lke 3..4. CA.—Pit, 34. 4.1.: Second (tier. ti.,:. k;okkee 4411e.rk, Is. ; tick' ..;:d Price, b.—Upper Vier‘.. lo ; Set-Mm! Price. 64. 111;1,:-.11r.-ft 01 AL. C'llrliNT-G•ise.tv's 1130-bIDRED W EVENING, Juno 3, he p ort , rerre.. . • lAA 111::Li.A. ni • lin, 14 . 1(1) 4 11). t a .:. 1 7. pr1iti, Miss O'Nell. 1 • 417`;1;filal: 1 ; : the I :11;titr.oht yew riace, 4 TurFoirruNE OF WAR. Voir:. 71. i•Seestuf Price Ss , 6.1.--Plt. ;11‘. 6 4 . ; Ser;sti* vt., s..—L- vier Ghilecy, 'lv. ; Steastil PIK?. h ..i.liper ; 4,v. 15..; !kville3•Prioe. fid. - c. T . . % rilvistr lit's,. spay be. hist sightly. so appiieitsiou 4. Mr. I - ..,01 fl, ~1 the n,, , ,-40,.... . . will ST. 141 AR It%L.K. , RONN F.. • : wANTE,aR.. of. the ; WOft K-HOUShi. Re tram woo of oiweeep: eltftotetrr, eowl Health, mot et, dilierin. anti 14 1 80 4 Ne• fj05p4 . 4. 1 . 'tot iris thlut 4(11004 tif at,e, itatunreled, inert freefrorn rronbr L ee,tind aanrmherofthe Chneelt of Englatel.tie will he scored ro io•lolore the ',tea t4togrartory fectittionial, :et to cha r. rier IV alma tontine hitneelf entirely ti, the husitwlis or the 'kit*, whereto he wilt be lodged u u tl boarded, with all tine onto twin' y. Apptteatinn, in the hand-weitine of the riart%. addressed to l)leretor. tied Guttretinw. Ar the Pao", w ill t ie received at 1:).• Work-house till Thum la). the Bth Jane. Ihe Cntitinitlee meet no that day at Eleven n'eltirk iu the forenoon to examine the applirautt antl'their te%tininatain. wATrs. Clerk. Information reweetiug the chilies. &e. may be ;oid by apply to the Clerk. at hitt (Wee in the IV orh - house, N hurnhet rold-str,ei. het weea the hours of Teo and Two o'Cloek. Thii t!i,y Vi ere publisho.d, • . In or thick 1,Thlor•o• pr:ce 12s. in ho•r!s. 4,DIxTJOONAt, tt F.PO ICI'S on the EFFECTS ..1 a I'l•ICU1.1 A It it 1.61i\1 EN in cases of Cancer. Som. tan, Con,utoption. A ; thm.i. ;old at 4 ‘..r Chronic Direa,es. liy W \M LAMB E. M. D. Fellow of the Itool College of Physicians. pri l ine•4l for J. 11aKtn (it, 39, 1184g/de-Ft reel. Of *hall toov‘rvo hnd, Iltely 1 :01i-heti by the same Anther. I. lII*.SE:AIICIIES into ti:e prtopEaTiEs spttiNa 1i ATfiat. 8.... boar 4. t. A 0E1) IC . 1 1, Land E.X.I2I;aIM 'ENQUIRY into tic, f) !jib. 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