The Statesman. — London, England, 1814-06-25 00:00:00

r zi,4:57. • v \--4„:•‘ 431d114,* a 4 • • • .11 1 41 ' . Paler 640. ~ BILOAI it 'ls sesinigm the' ihesiklaallii ietocsisidoelidol. * th0t,1 1114. - e a* attendie bit tbst wespl.l. the K i tties Isu game de , Cochrane in his aid* air shall Ire that be woad to re = sad his warranties that pdtpaspe Order of this Hosts be seat tiS if ;#_ -:r;, t: Tik Ffiin4 - zdvar"ot dr ill" - of Itte ktool itelibMili **Lb" Cbeallibmvf 'i11i7.7 , 1 Ihjitills Owl is se orp.irridipp, the Mb jay of Jane, ISM nisi 'lb the year al the reign of George the of the H&c litegisse of Grist Britaia and Ira land, King, Ike. Resolved Uwinintousiv, the Thanks of this Gott be given to Abe IL Right Hoe. Sir Winiaiw Bart. Lord Mayer, for the very digoilied nod respectful newer with "bleb his L o rd s hip wowed his Royal Highness the Pilo* Regent, awl his Illoisehour Vishers, his ,Imperial Majesty she Emperor of an the Rossials, eel his Majesty the Meg of Preole. on bedirri day, the Miro? Jose hut. when those A t and Royal Po sonars ceentowended le accept es Ent given by lbe Corporation ash** le)al City. WOODTHOMPE. PAO"; FIRE AND LIFE INSURANtAIt COMPANY; NMEI,SRIDOE-STREFT. BLACKFRIARS. EMPOWF.REO BY ACT OF PARLIAMENT. F° Ignorance from FIRE, and on LIVES; & Ri ad far the Grant aad Pareltaie Id A NNUITIPAL Iteastanetts dad at MIDSUMMER will expire aoass, veneered Wilq• *frees dare hem that peeled. 'Mottoes* of Fire latartusee witted by this Colaparey aR Iln.deldetry advantage which ends a wearily ran ykld. Oa la. astraweee eat of Landes, the Freedoms have bees eassiderably hewers& A larsp allawasee is wade IS Life Ineerasen I sad in thalami! la 'wry deparlotet if the bream, th• Cierspatty's - 111011 e are atteaded with ell pneeible ewhyrtigaee tried WARN RR- MN'S; • • The Canvey's Mee for the Weehend of Look*. at Ne.. 10. se sta vost-skio et New Beeistreet, asse lasfore _ Aptircteraiiim RRIT4Iff4IICA'. " AFEW mumbling COPIES of Hot Fourth FAll lion st, the EN CYCLOPADIA SRITANNICA ; or,, Dictionary of Arts. Seiraces, and Mimellaisetmes Literature; in Twenty Pelisses 410. wills nearly Six Hug.red Ragnoriap, may now be hod in board., and In ruins, Wiling', of Mews. Archibald Coomable and On. and Thouonn Boner, Edinburgh, the Publiebees; or of Cadet; and Davies; While i. Coebriuse, and Co.; John Cotliell; Blneks and Parry; J. ittchankon; P. Bogner: J. Booth; Lackingtoo. Allen, and Ca.; Dale. Curtis, and ?ewers J. Illachlock ;J. Redo-ell; William Baynes; Richard Priestley; E. Wilson; Richard Rees; and Ogle.. Dolman. and Cochrane. Leedun. * • The Encyclmdin Britannia' forms in itself a complete liary. and has usdformly 'obtained a celebrity far ezeeedlag any other work of the hied. It is the production of the most eminent men who have Wormed the republic of letten for the last 46 years, antbvv, during that period, attained the voprece• denied circulation of folly 25.(100 copies. 'UR. Gl A. BRADY, Middle New.street I idocs.perssvp, Lond LE on, will satisfy the most scrupulous , enquirer as On the nutbeinicity of a Friend of his deriving great . kenellt fro:a the CORDIAL BALM of GILEAD, in aseeere tli.order of the nervous, billaes, and Ilandent kind, with which ke bad bees long nilicied. Mr. IL Peavey,. elicit-stoves,Eirvairiglawu, ro aches for the earpriging cure of a Geotkatan long is a ile_ep Decline baying • taken live batiks .4 the Cordial Balm of Gilead. Tr; spirits, seresigolt. ad appetite ef lb" yang man were visible mid very I inateriaNy kaproved ; sad continuing the me of it a few yaks Sangre. be was, *k ' b God', blessing and to the great i thpoliort alai astee6haseat of his family sod Meads, metered Ile jperfeet health. Mr. 4. Boothropt. of Penteirset. reports et/ • man in list ateighboarkored, almost the age of 'Mkt who bad the appear ance of lahearlog under that most diseetw, the fttitiois Pakannalis, or Cansampsian. He bad a easwiderobk degree of beetle fever, Wake hieht-sweats. rupee:mated mach, and was misted to a wale deuteron debility. Hari had the best me dical advice be could ware, whiling • relief, kg bud recourse to the Coe‘W Mani of Gilead; peneveriagib the ale of it, an the enfavearebtesroptome gradnatly Abated, sad be has attained a vigor. .us stale at health. • Government Swat icy :ignited Couoterfeits. besides a saving of One Bottle la Poor. The Cordial Balm of Gilead is sold in bottles. price lis. ends t or the totality of fair in one Easily Basile for 395. on which nee Ils.lsonie is saved, dui, Included; the stamp of which bents the Proprietor's mese and address is eagravits. •• Saint. Solomon. Liverpool," to imitate far whihisch t. mod this pr•vilege of a partilidar set of plates Maar h... bc plotted to Dr. Soloman, by favour of his Ma io(' s Hanournhir Commisaiinkrs of Stamp Dollies, purposely • secure the Pahlie &phut C..tinterfeibt none eke are Co.( tigidAy Sanseel Leigh, No. 18. strand ; Sutton and Co. (late tally anti Sultan), Bow Clairch-.add & Bacon and Co. No. ` lip. Dxford , treet, Louden. s Brodie and Dowding, Salisbury; A. Swiss, Perfumer, North Bridge, Edinburgh; Mania Keene , MO.!, Celkge.greeit; at Davison's, No. I. Parliament - street ,. sad of F. Newbury pad Ron, Dahlia; and retail, by all Mediciar Venders in the Vatted it *ism. Some iP den hatchery atltay yews in proceeding to such a degree of 'nativistic% as moot •be eradicated in a few weeks: therefore it i. order to moorage steady perseverance itt the sue of proper steams that Dr. Saimaa* has adopted the plan of kis Hoses, with titter large Ms. Fussily Bottles, team:tieing the quantity of Twelve at lb. peeked up vele for s dm contrary,. for a Fire.p.:tasd Ettelt.note, toy which 11. 1114 i saved ; vide " Guide to Health." , As Dr. SoiJoion's Practice is sow bestow so reit sad ex tensive that his riaestasu engagements regeira a-eistesiderable portimi of his time aced attendance, he expects, alien resulted the mod compliment 44 Dap Pe sees; fe e t all: 0010 mei, ° iewers of *tyke sot sodressiponded with as Oiler for medi cine mot remit:awe. all he answered at his leieare„ n o retraced to eoclrne 04ily Hatt Gahm. Malts ody be eldakied aiS Past-alive, passible at Liverpool, ler imosit fuss of which is a sure mode A esow!yesesse—iliteb letters save ll i s tr i lP oily, he thus 'Wetted 1--" lab Our. Dt. bar ` Houk, Mar Liverpool. Paid Amigo . • • Letters may be addressed i• X. Z. or i B. i ge Pad (Mee, 1161 called for. Pima,. who dip Do ; aish tip to ' their fl a mes known, way nave their Bates Nana W Z. ------ tillcalled fen Abe -for Ink, Slat. Wadies Cloth. Ac• price b. VERITABLE PCIMMADE DIM! Ow. Sold " and street, ... ramble lt, selliteincil dos I Amager Codirase lataaileam *Oak. l hi rlisida ois. se that'* , prefaced a Modes vs 6$ • , :'.. - make, :by Oaths the Ilea. liktonbas,„. MiliF of raid that Se sesett , Lord Cochrane, he tad want. `lat Motion to the Atierort. , ho -had declared that dor • Ho had . asphilaed We to that eterniag rewired a Itei. expressive of his anxiety that ' nevertheless Impede. Ho away,' the Nome a Copy tithe tiered _ the Comet of Irisesileedi gy be Loht'Coeltrame, together with lord One*: that he imilFki have Med is' ieeonded the mode*, end said that the it, and, 'indeed, the owl, 5. That this Meeting cannot bat lamest that the recognitionsto ewe that the whole el ia the Treaty of the radical iejustice of the Airless Slave abet 'the Papers be printed, sad wage rioted, then to Trade, should be followed by a proyisiso for its revival 1 sad * a Limn Geateal Sir William Stewart, I have the , plow . ease a day for the discomfort , widelt wield afford though that provioloon is accompanied by the declaration§ of as • isle talli to me ho thank you In the mom of your ever to Members as opportunity of attentively looking ' intention to aLolish tlie Trade it Slates after lee years, yet we tryrin a • the west dgaal and splendid military services; , cannot twined from aerseives that induce and extensive We- • sad I. d a samkpliee Isiah respect to year paw acideemoeits : over the evidence, to enatde theta to Celle to that rests will be created, which. at the end of the specified term is the bade orlfittoria. When the Usurper of the Spanish o__ : conclusion upon the ultimate agestioe to be proposed . will present new mat abiratias Ontario to the hilbitnent of that Crowtspot hist/renew all the last Ward 1 It was the brave u decinred intention. goad Divides lithe Allied Army, directed by Lord Bill, sad ; to them, whisk would be satisfactory` to their owe 6. That it appear; to this Meeting that the strong disposithio Vir st aader oar immediate eammaad that (be trium t phs . minds, and consistent with the jastice a the case.... memolawe day, and by thei r idesistalt i nour tied ' to favour ihe Slave Trade which is stated to _previa! is France, % dery d ay. m* to their t •r“ t m e tte ' Without thit oppertenity were afforded, the House, at a time when theft is so hi g h a i woiesil•in of reverence for the a • . w hit[ the rni es e i the ia tram a t rzt i f , • ow . ' By yon r ; in the •exerctse' of its judicial and inquisitorial (011 Co authority, and as increased attentive to the itatitatiousuf Iteli- ' "112, da y a I v swelled your • I ton, probably arises from i m soresiee of the true wore end ef- am" ibeblelFeele. .._ .... Sotir t h ese " that -Ili -O. tinny would be pronouncing a judgment highly ins. els of the Slave Trade ; and that theeefore the friends iif this seam 11l the 56. h tta g gialed tieers il) w hore l er ' ' . ekes the debt d one t h an k s i s doe t mo d I now . 6 ert e ere .l2 t h e • portant to the individuals concerned, and highly he • taste be requested so use their gamest eadravaers, as we ll in comma - the United . _ Frame, as in all oilier %metrics where that trade stilt subsists, _.„l/11.1.... she or mama you their um of s for your crest to define aothentic ishormatiost, and excite jest %Minna% sad , sad ' is ii.-- splendid victory to vitamin. ott the f li t or 1 ., , conviction of the Court below ; then making that feelings oa this great subject. artiste . ..._ Jane by width the Fres,* Army were roused and defe a ted conviction not merely the foundation of proceedioge 7. That this bleed" is deeply hapremedrielfh the increased with ' the too ne , dithe i rart ill ery , shwa , end biter ."—[Hear, • [louse, in t h at mouse but conclusive and mandatory epos , necessity of ieimeditlitely adopting web. , ~., ~ Parliament wear, bear a I . as may be the best calculated to prev - .; J ,or battle- . its judgment and decision. In all cases it was highly ties or the abolition laws of Great Bi • .., she eta/Westin, it WILLIAM STEWART returned thanks. at expedient that the evidence upon which the judgment imPoliusion of Slaves from the twig ' l' - 4. ° l "les ' some length, bet in so low a tone of voice, that we of the Court below had proceeded, shoed be in pee. vista Mir Own i or by the employment of ; ''' • capital in this Wanton trait. were unable in the gallery to collect the import of , cession of the individual Members of that House • If t S. That this Meeting strongly feels thot If the 'endue at his speech. which was nevertheless repeatedly cheered '. in any case that bad been - dispensed with, it had been Great Britain has roam[ wed Jassy &greets depesdeme of Europe, the may hope s It C a m in a case where the judgment of the Court below haul came of Africa, l e ate with been acknowledged ana submitted to by the polities, gaished by their elevated rank, than by the destines. , It ithoot any attempt to impeach its justice, er tor for the obligations of religiose. S. Th le she I b t e e e reholiess lho. mai . 41iffeeli i 1110 set It aside ; bat it was hadispenitd, yew' ether e at% we s • eessarys in a - vase like the present, where one of the' 'sleds. eireinestances cam lite or mit • parties inveighed against the justice of the decision and anseriesof Attics. Moto. particularly in rudelie, that iso Colony yet thissising hi italareliell6 sous and used every means in his power to bring that judg= rest Winds, whereio watery exists, should, he ... ced ed .. to aay They ono petal net the mete eh mites y„ ~,„0 , ,, dome the meat under the revision of • the Court, bet was pre. other power, without requiring au express Siliallalloll for re• icsag and tamest day. They will point oat the spot co witsich vented by the technical rules of the Court, founded • Inquiet* the Slave " erase immediately, and fur ever. Alen, . a 91eWart made his stand. aad Ito which the noblest blood of upon circumstances wholly out of the power of the that at the approachieg en every °lb" should be used to Scotland was shed in their defence. History will also record Wine these Powers, whit Cet will not cease% to aa absolute that yes. swims expiate were b eware d w i t h t h e approbation ' individual to regulate and controul. This (unelected abastrionment of the Trade, to impose oa it additional lion. •of that ilinstrions Commander whose Dante stands foremost on two Members of that lions.; the two standing on. tattoos and reAraiiiis„ solos* as it shall he permitted to continue , the records of the military fame of Britain. For these achi v - 30. That on these e eneral_groustis this Meeting most &Below- me w , mo t more por o m m o sy for the valour, deodioete , e o : d , der circumstances widely diffrent ; the one bed led ly implores all those in the Government, in Parliament, and in exert. .., se soccenfolly displayed by yes in repelling .be re. , the country, thus acknowledging his guilt, and put t comers at huge,' who are friends to this great cause. to 'pelted attacks of the may between die tstb of July aod Abe ting himself without the pale of the law. With re make in their respective spheres every possible exertion to carry ! /let of Anon last g sad for the oadaunted persevereace by ; ference to him, no doubt could remain as to die, the views of this Mettle, iato c o m plete effect. ; which the Allied Armies were goodly established on the !rootlets 11. That a Petition be presented to both Hum% of Parlie. of !'rupee."-Atiaar, bear, bear I] I coarse which the House would be booed to adopt ; load seconded im these Resolutioes. praying them to adopt ; Sir Wm. Stewart and Major. Gen. Pringle return- 1 but with respect to the other, the House stood in a such measures as to their wisdom shall seem meet fir obviating ' the various evils which have been specified. • ed thanks: in the course of which the lat t er ascribed ' situation which re q uired the utmost cirannOection I I. That this Meeting respecfolly requests his Royal High. ! the successes which had been gained to th e . able ar. ,in its proceedings, the utmost firmness to resist the I rangemeu t s of the Commander in Chief and the bra- 1 prejudice arising from the conviction below, and the new the Duke of Gioucestco to preaeat the Petition to the Noose of Lords , and Mr. Wilberforce to present - OM to the !I I very of the troops employed. , utmost anxiety to investigate the proceedings of that Home of Commons. 13. That the most cordial Theses of this Meet* 'he Pre- Ike SPEAKE.II.—" Sir Thomas Piens, Linn... Gen. Sir W. .decision. That individual, with a seeming consci own innocence, had used est y means sewed to his Royal Higlowlll the Peke of Gloacater foe his . 814 Tart, Llevi•-(ke. Sir Henry Clint a. and Major General omen of hit comma Is the Cis% this day, and fur site able and scab's sup- , s t gi o n ti ie. you mow stand us to •ee our thanks for the • . , ow** , sot ho she Be . hetheeht h e od es of Franc. . ,in h is power to bring the case under the revision of pan be has seiforusly given to this great crone. ni, Royal iligheassimieleg been obliged by an ladispeisdhle : Deseandiagfram o th a Llreseve. you_sonno'uoted , is an adverse the Court, but had been preheated by a role of prim , sad reiadved the diffeulties which lice, which required the personal attendance on the 'negativist to retire, and the Margais of Lansdowne having saws, oh the takeu die Chair, it w as farther revolved to t— eft SO you t rd, pawing the formidable tor- i , nest of the l im e , Afro , k w series •f obstinate a s s sanguinary 1 floor of the Court of every individual affected by i p .14. That the warmest nooks of Ohl hteetiagbe given toWm. Wiihrobirces Eon. the father of this great mule. for the !inform : eultest l 9- If* cane eff_with the French army poste d no the the judgment, which attendance it was quite impos. sad , n , bebe ret e e i reo lt t al wi r km el ',to. The verted i sible for him to effect. Whether that role was or sell, ability, aad perseverance he has dating so le t t a a pe a r t io b t i emem bsigh;V viv Ortbra. way 461 Blibl ed i a ell‘ etveurhi g to died the " ire ahe " ----- , 1 s trra. Sight into rout, You Pursued them until ts i was not wisely founded, it was not material to con. Pave rade.. 13. That the Board of Directors of the Al' iran Instiostioa be el _the Minor, and thresisialog on their strongest held.,oe ! uder •it was sufficient to observe, that it had pre. ravened to employ their drum to carry' into fad e ff ect the ob. i you kW *Pr the way on the bee ~ _to the liberation of Ta. :- . ' e ! emu: , ea me utter to tee %menses, bet glorious day or vente d , in .a case highly penal, involving cense jectswf die above Reseletiops. 16. That the best Thanks of this Meeting be g iven to do Kier- trete. It wasiCir for i r d ee ou to r rese nd t o test co la i tirel is sof f ikit C i t e ! quetsces deeply affecting honest character, that op. rtonity of a re-hearing , which, without the inter vals of Landoll/sae, for Cis aide cordial in the L soreakting services I i this cause. . islif ' and' fun his haa ric l Ts l o r t ar tise Tager o f. the hanks of u the Garonne, you there wit- P° , . NAL 0 , 04 ef the peolii , se to p orflamest ore te ll f or w it . : sewed, withers& in your hands, the downtal of that gigantic : vention o f such a rule; as universally allowed in cases natures at the Bars of the Freemasons' Tavern, Queeirstreet, 1 tralsol, to the destruction of which . your owl noble and us- ' comparatively of no consequence—in cases of pro. Untel l i e g Inti .n e ht s City o f London Tamil,. a n d , wearied exertions bail s e l l i delly ;; oentribeted. To those of our _,... y. t That individual, uedistnayed by a seatence, street ; New Lando° Taiera, Cheerio% g Crown and Ascher, ! Emma bares who are . mem!" amon g the Members thi s l"' to return oar ; unequalled in point of severity —a sentence against Strand; Caen% Coffee-house. Cisarioa.crom Cross Keys' bei. * 'some* it ism emY sad my hap to of ale St. Jobe's-street, West Smithfield ; liireers's Hood, Aldeote; and I .___ 46 ilmerare+.. lB l lire imile the Un i t ed which one universal voice was raised in the country , Ileoreate CMlfm-house. Mandields; and-also at the shops of mime o f wool ordain and o deliver t_o you their 1 1 by on . which was deeply regretted (as he was well informer!) Mr. Ilaiehird, bookseller. 190, Piccadilly; M G Warnock 's Masks , for fife ,ssal, Whir • sad mbar exhibNied y : China Maasfactery, 2.30, (I:ford-street s and Mr. Seeley's, 169, 'thvoltithoal the awaPailla which caaciaded with the battle of : by every individual member of the Stock Exchange, • ; Orthes, and the accupaties of Boardeaux."--(Bear, hear, ; bad written a letter to the S pea k er , protest i ng his Fleet-street. All tommonicatines for the Committee are reqnested to he , hew !) innocence and imploring the House arldremed to Thomas Clarksoa, Esq. Chairman, New Londe. i Sir Themes Pieter', Sir W. Stewart, Sir Weary , not to proceed , - without giving him an opportunity of being healti, Taversi, Cheapoide. - . Clinton, and Major-Gee. Pringle, severally re and of rescuing himself from the eff ect SELECTED ARTICLES OF ESTABLISHED itEPU - turned thanks, and were loudly cheered by the of a judg. TAT lON. , I meat which he contended had been erroneously and II EM ErS ESSENCE a PEAR L and PEARL :` I Lord CASTLEREAGH observed , that as it muse, improperly pronouueed. The House therefore %ells LI. DENTIFRICE. which este. both in elegance and . House. lc ..__, called upon by a sense of that which was due le the elicaey, every other Preparation for the Teeth and Gums; I, always gratify the mouse to see weer h eroes appear individua l, irons a sense of that which was doe to it. price Ss. 9d. each. ' ' among them, so he was sere that he was only speak. self, to investigatethenvidenoe upon which the jedg- Tbe Essence is particularly recommended to Paresis aid .. me the sense of every Englishman when he ex meat of - the Court below was founded, and ulti. Persian who have the care of childreu, as the greatest prate- . -- . . 1 pressed the high gratification which was afforded by to pronounce its decision, not upon that valhe aud tender teeth. SI" None are gamine but what have Ibe words. " J. ! engrard eet i e . 1 tbe manner in which the gratitude of the Hoots and , astel Y 1 jedgment, bat upon such a conclusion as might arise Bente, Bayley, and Blew, Cinkspur.street," Stamp. 1 of the conatry was always conveyed to them from the i from she facts, and circumstances, and evidence of CATBARiIIAN WATER, for the general improvement -3-11. ' Wa g e o l te tid r ed on b y th m e " Jo in u g r . the case itself. It might be said , that this would be 1 of the Complexioo, she care of all cutaneous (Maulers. olvd, the bites and stings of 'raciness bisects. Pins 7e: 64.4 Hair to sit Thom , p it. lin effect to involve the House in a trial of the :;alit ris Pion M. 64. wets. BAYLEY'S TRUE ESSENTIAL SALT et Litagorts t Henry sod 1 of the individual ; but there was no argument it Pm% 1 from this inconvenience—there aras no argument' mad stains ma ef Wean/ Lines. The Clinton , answers thereto.-- for taking . Ink Hon gro o m h eve s a W. Bayley," at 'he flos mid Wrapper. his eCOURING DROPS, sales Gtease set ef _ .. ...... • a i rising front the inconvenience of having an intlivi ach, nal Member of this House, who stood under a .e.ii r 16, pins Ss., U. the tome of pillory trout a Coort below, that Uia • rv.• count, it to the duty of the Howie to prneeed to r► , . sentence of expulsion frees that Houle. If uporrisi, dispassionate and carefal review of the Ca 14• it,ett'i, under all its circumstances, the Nonse should thiok• i ..: \-: , ir . 410 .. •-, A"t;:i„s„. - F.. ~. -:..., - .. ; ..- •:-..,. :. - ,....„f-4,,,,10.;,..,...,, - . ; - 4. , ,, - , • -• . .-,,kie.,,,....?,• - -45 . ~,,, -, ~,,...„ _. -..- • ... ---. . • -..• • .. • • . • . , , ; 7 , .• • • • - -• ' •••• 4..... . ' n . , . - a ~'• • ''S • •' 7 • -.4- . . • . • • .. • . a. . - • . •• - • i k '''' .. , • , .' • .. ' .. . . "o V , :.',•'', ..-..ti . P,{ .. 'i ' '! ell ti % . , . 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TRADE, held at Freemaseeellall, is the 17tAV.1101.(151,56 .--40"-- . Rousa ()it iilatis..jsus A. ' . i '''.' , M i n a Mir e. - M alled 1.1. OTWELLO. : - . ..,, His R. H. the Date 0 GI/DUCE : STIR MOM 441,14 „ , : '' .. App, s i of wo m a n , it pat tooe , m a. s w e e =4 • oalio . .=~lolllba 2 • Othello. tar. Rees Insp. Wir.iiiiii; . . . ~. - : Destlemons. Miss lissitis. • . . . , The follow* Radstiess were onasiateady relepall.s--b ki ilo Cho Z i ot 1 0 1 0 °Usot t li • Ilielitigto:01111101 were Wm. J. after w .... To w Web will he _ '', • • 'l. That this Meeittill lin st*lr gird the &Mot rar ipeei r e d , r- 'it ties' got Laurie - Ile al e Rod*? a Mk_ Cwarafte 4 " THE FLITCH OF . disappointment, that in the recast Treaty elf Peden with t i .., oci Ni Africa Ms bees made fey she. immediate AMNION of =F. liestd*** .IW' ' apt NW 1441_. Illiwnwooo that . day Wald. Th• 110"0" "b. samiall ii balir PM 1111 14011846 4 . 1 , b* the African Slave Trade, a Tradestioreelly temple* to creel , Nit____,; idderammse os,r . ea L- - .lo4l llParbg liglm!” - i' bet die hltissitel a( the ig• se hilt peat six. , . . - -1,... moral and religiose principle; bet diet. ea the retire/7, a 11** . elms l e aak w ha , - ea die Lava iun: ' = s tk. said Lord Coale eat a. vlsioe is comeined le it, the of wMch am* helm ~TH R ATI R. Ircilf AL. corEirr-oniumei.:: revival on a large scale, sad to as le eiSest. till Meadwitc ' tc. , if .tafileiptil desire l''''S, -, primmest EVENING, Jane 24. Swill 2. That this revival is atiesded whheiresihstancos erf pima= . cs==efteetsaml= Sillaillatiipsittor do Issue Id' . he performed. . „. , aggravation; great and populous Colonies, la which, having the , HSUIt OF CeiliKONS. , .. "Plikt Copy of the Ord THE ROAD TO RUIN . • . lest pewee years, the importatiosof Slaves has Ire= strictly dad= • . • Whited, and has even bees madeltighly peed, Melee bresfreely I ' 1111111= and a Half R Bills MU west diresgb ti e. deli UM Cochrane. Tn which will be added. • ceded to France, not oily widen= spy stipelation for Abe mad- a • the Report et whie le rrat e s e arissed Is be reolived That the Honourable Cc PAUL AND VIRGINIA, asaime of that prehibitiee, .Mtw MI the declared peewee, os is ..> . tend In his tte in that lii • . __ _____. the part of Mat eeentry, of ememeaciag a sew SlaVe Trade*" ; II is •- • : Hurray brought ep the Report of doe Comealmee - - - ,„,,, prefaced lain. W. i Second Price S 1• rid.-Pit . 31 . W. i secm• tapir supply, and them a *yeses) of robbery and marlier, which es _ _ 'Glare Duty Am.. Mr..HU 0.1 Prin. 2..-Lniver Gallery , 9..1 Accord Prick, Ls. -Upper h a d f or ,„ Dy yews b oob p r ogogodi redact. is sow to liS if- ... t. ' w were Woad tos IPS $Uh were !railed ac- 'be felt it to be his duty to Gallery. Is. I Second Price. M. weed at the very attrisent what Femme lam bees anolfrany wadi ._ . the Leedeettehriteett their Lartd o r t A unt I sit we could understood ABOLITION OF rie - BLA YE TRADE. and sigually favoured by Weise ProoMeirm : and the restore- A "" ~ from tins to that country of th e dad eaprynsents of peace, to the 0 . Mine id regained that a copy sei .W jlemerialpilart, a very . low tone TIM Fritoth of lisbban it Y are notated tha t ' a is to he the signal for b • Similcrib andripise)les of ato , the Report el t Committee of the - F4.00,5"*11. . . MIA wish of Lot • /awed in personate of the lath Resoled's, coottoooo wa ifs* as the fohottisegas er the Africa" awl '( 1 *Mk ilie s*ldt*), oti•MIP -.. • , e bj ect i f t h at at the nessevous sad . "wettable Meeting of ibei c ita ti o n.. •. . . - ' lin - l'al* sessalased Oat . . ~ '''., • - '''"' -Goneral, wh la the haa"i'nf the /dare~ Tralle O bt tie Fre. Me. & Thai the revival of the; FrOl4 ee Trade sod the tie. be iraerMitied lisr pa t thr - - n. ,. , antailisHor Wesee. l ** 7 *** *P 1 / 4 "°" e t ° w e° «iv the l iet° ,,, Lvlt a lt , emeditioaal restoration io Fromm a African loos Nee tic. "Arweirihdet . 1 °" 1 " Mr ' J' er ' e tr it d aa ' oonsidmiad it irreiguler. Chestp.ide, from 10 a clack is t ernorninfi_ ______._tro ,*, .'''' ' tnries, must excite peculiar regret, Si y dimppekeing the hopes Sir I. zwewpett, - sir. LIAM= partiated. =all* , 114 who will be glad to ne tt " f ag m °l6°°° '``' • which we had been led t• *deter of the-improyearest sad tisk. Abend= Mil maw read a seatad time, LW ordered mbe Gees, i teid ecerebritaa, but had t sins no the subject. ileatines of a district. of 1405 sides esterd, in which these pet- Wiled ea WedosidilY• tier boo Ida Lordship, ell -Ili° e°°"'lll camas e ' ffah/ fmli = eeni aa 7 tbetr lis til , =Ones are 'Witted, a district le which the Slave Trade having Tlie Hotlie *egg into a _fa the tlettit* Li** Art, _ . ' dia Mollie moot oeverthi this it ' °MI" t en . sr' ran" al" 17 " sibee _l.l l " 1 bees wady mepressed, tile eoisequeat "indeed= of CUllitl• le tibias Resetellsil FroPPled by Am nodal.- Wel, "1 party spirit will he "slimly =pressed. it beteg the sole awry% ties and a t a h ithaame tamotree , h o d o no s t o wo ke s o me =Atha Repo vras weer= to be eeteleed Do nomaay. 1 therefetet *eve ofthe Conteilftee to otos" the Abend= of a Tragic 'Mitered can:pima. don for the wheel's fennel y hdirled. The Idsh Una Rill, sad the high F.zeise Regaled= Bill, a , • werrrt v i c atea d ttrea , t h e R aping ,/ wod were w i lte d is Tied ' fie laid before , By ell parties. 1s is requested that dil eissaimaticatinas he addresses' Se Tim- 4. That duce the Abolitio n of the Slave Trade by Great ste ea ~,,..4 made by tha Chief Jake at t carts Clarkson. Esq. Chaim= of the Cdatilittite, Hew Leedom e art ieura tattiv i l as he d ialt w i ns iiimale easoberee of A fr ica had m o, t f. 11°11*, i t': ITISH HEROES. luairsastei againt Lomita:her y ougmenimg ID an extent WNICIII pro Tavern'. Clienpaide, Lougee. Jute 24. wised important adviistages to both' countrier, and that this in- ; Sir Piet . NI, Liestatiast.Gaileral Sir Win. osee'sisateasiou and any all& - tereeterse. already become se beneficial and so toesolotory is Ste tesseat•General Sir Jhnry Cliuten, t he Court of Mies amt." - . DOSIVELII Maims. lo peropects, is exposed to immediate Wavy and M eventual de- ..._ . ...,,a p . ni . _ appearing in their . Mr. BaowNgietond At as Esrtigii,C•ert of Lend player and Aldermen. ',aides , ape ,ns, by the revival of that liehosan traffic which has sal n le, MA" Cmmeil Chamber of the Guildhall of the City of lag sted that ill-fated coast is a state of barbarism acid de. pllpla.. 11 regimentals, the SPEAKER addressed !it appeared to him that th 1.410400, - .0 the Feast of the Nativity of St. John the i to koloo. . 1 • . _ , ....„ 2 them std suer la" a collectively, to the following coarse to be takes., was I . ._- ... •L.• &Nu •••••.m.••••• 1 at.- D......... 1.... ~4.thmoi a the ___ pesce mid In- b y the Ho-sie. d with seems the The SPEAKEIB.--+" laertemtai-Getteral Sr Wm. Stewart i not mere dis w owe d reft .,,,,o e and Major-Gcmeral Pr #lt is Inv ditty Now to deliveriolos oar flasks qtr chore awl mettorimas esonions which ill wiaL convict! rilitgatridettbety- alltrat a t m ter t- =airing eoaas those beiglits ad d paths 'WC Brit: ricad° 4 tke w/""0, „ valooevontelliam repelled tbe attacks d a ds lb.. snl i ttetimrea4 l ' Pl,l sswee •:' t"_,"' caned to their amault, sad at It. with overwhelming force. 1 1 "` I mam ' s° I bore down Irresistibly on their brakes ad dbpirited ratiks. ....... -- - r---16. I. .4 ..... •km I,Cbair.—(llt4r, kartr!)—He. concluded by moving, ' that the Speaker be requested to enter on the Jour. eats his ad dr esses, on that day, to Sir Thomas Pic. too, Sir William Stewart, Sir Henry Clinton, and ' Majon.Geu. Pringle, and their answers thereto.-- ' prdared. ' LORD COCHRANE AND MR. COCHRANE JOHN.. STONE. Mt. White,. from the Court et [ leg's Beech, pre- wad at the Bar a Copy el the Bayard of Con- *lion in that Court stab* DO Be Boger sad others. --Ordered robe printed. ad Ababa& mei Retail by Beyley ad Bkw, Pediment Masehieterers of Detain me Writieg Qom, endwise. et, Leaden; 'where mho may be bail. CADMIAjny befit. ettle RAAOR RTRAP, the beetesi meet irebie,eseevee mined le the Public. Price Ihb lei IS id. Wok r • .~~ S ... ~ L ... ' I 1