The Statesman. — London, England, 1819-03-31 00:00:00

1 ....-r► - • - as s 4 141ti ie m3c'Ardeznialt. LONDON, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 31, 1819. •.••••• -.A.M... • Q. 74 etude / 6x saie4 itamAcien nilin sea, and efriney died on e:e / trisv " cet " _____. • THE LATE PROPRICTOR OF THE STATRAMAN. TUE CREDITORS of OW kW Mr. DANIEL ILOVF.LL, are ruotrued to forward in Mr. William Ifeto, of No. va, Sosibamptoo-lotilengs. Chasetry-lsor, on or Wore the Atha A it tiloott. n..ea st sod portleolon tiwir several doomood. agobott tie Oecooted. Mr the porpoor of hooky and acoossis examined, and pot ism a Koko JAl tiouteot. UGeOIiT'RAVELLING. tree V Übe SARACRN'S GIRD INN, SNOW•HILL. To YORK. LEEDS, EDINBURGH, mod i Mb of Do • NORTH. Poor IWO, Combo% Gams, .AS Imp mellow Thee. Br B. W. NOUNTAIW sod 00. SAHACHNII HEAD INN. SNOW-HILL, LONDON. The fallowing Peet Cearbes. /dell Coaches, Ste. eel out free the Noniesa's Head Ins, Noise -hill f— lu ON Punt.. am Unelt" LkAt C 4 ,144 m ! I T sa t nefifi as the read, emir* fear Insidis saw rostrsoosows s meant every day at Om easel', strives at Liverpool seat Arsenous at Ms aPC•ek. tame' Denstaisle, Woolens, Laddsary, Naelhansetna. Wilford. Letterwerth, Hinrklev. Atheistic,. Litchfield. Anat. Herly, Revised., Kaanfeed, Worries. tea, mid Prevent. IiOUTHAMPTON. Landslips's, Winehener. and essiee. Oahe New for-!,aide Coach, at half-,e.1 Nowa ,'Clack la the Maculae, arrives at the Dolphin Ina, licanhaisples. by nee &Mech.—This is a west drliehtfal ennvevaare to the Isle or Wight. Jersey, Gurnee,, St. Malan, Havre de Grace, CherbareAr. sHREwsBURY. Wellingtna. and Shifted. Pest Coach every livesing. su Eaves Clark. guarded. WHY/MOUTII. Derehester, Riandrard.tialisbarv. Andover, awl Ilateestehe New Post conch. every Anemone. The omen& Packets te Gamey, Jersey, Alderney, St. Ma Vi e Ike. IaBTER. Pliatearh, Wooyearrerh, Derebewer, Fahaeattr, Gadded arid • Sit Lawry, New Pest Coach, every dere* at Severs e'Cleck, 'Amex+ Harriree. A rerierter, Bridpert, Blawlterd, Raiderteke. owl Barbet. BATH awl BRISTOL Flyieg Pest Gerteher.lbtardh Chip' Calve. aid blarlhentegh, every Afterward; arrive at the Greybeard Ira, Bath. aid the Leaden raven, Therree•etreet. sad the Swam, Bridal. nest Mersing.— Coacher I. Wens, Bridgewater Tardetea, Racier. Plywersth, at. — "MON, Spalding, Prierbornegh, Stilton. sod Hoaties. dm Royal Nail Coach, tew out every Erni* to Spilthy, Loath. Griouby. aid Hull. LEEDS New Light Coach, called The Rackingletio. sett oat every Nowsiant carries EON' Imities testy. and nom re markably easy. wish • (.card amoebae'. Pawn theellgh Siamford. Newark, Retford. Domaster. god Ferrybridw, the Guides ides. Leeds. next Morolog.—Notwitholowl*g the earomme• @Trodden of ihk Ills allaying to M tile taort agreeable and complete Public Coateyeace on the North Road, Wien unequalled in Arcommoduilao by any ether. GLASGOW. Longtime, Grehm-Green, Mona, Dendrite Breenshin. Thornhill, Saimehar-Rile, Comespek, Klrepweil, awl all parts of Seethed, • Post Catch (Daily). CUL/ITER, Newport. Whitrharrharrh. Tartarley, Nast wick Northwieh, sad Middliewich Pest-Ceseb, ever) Eves ieg. at Fire .Clock. YORK. flearbareagb. Whitby. IlMeids. bowderticad. New. evade. aid Rdiabargh. arw Four !ride Casa. with • Mara throughout. WM out every Noma, it Eight o'Clork, by way of Newark. Rattled, Taileaster, Daihatsu. Nenhalknotr- Dwrharna. sod Rerwlik.—Peeseagers Mediae them. erten fatigued frees theteigth ef the iservoy. may reit what Owe they please, sad that proceed ea without say additiaeal fart__ — HULL. Northam., Hawks. Thom mod Dootovrer, Post Casr►, every Mania' ma italGrost saz :(.'lack. to Os Croy* Key., Matket•plare, Hull. CARLISLE. Pearith. sad Wlllarlotrea. Pear !wide Port Caw and a Guard all the wayo—Purer tbraegb itraktlN. Appleby, Orrals-bridge. Richmond, Vatterwk, AM“. Wriberby Atwrf.rd. Doorauer, read Graerhaws. Sou mid every fd:walatt. and performs the looney with the annum facility. Promogers demised an the Road by badmen or pkreure, haul the peculiar advaatage of their nab bag rewired Is the twat Coach. _ KENDAL, Lasesser, Pnriva. Kielly•Leseduir, Bowls Cawley. Onst►kt, sod Gartiass Put Casebra, every After lives, el Fire VICUNA. Guarded. MARLBOROUGH, Solvate, Rauwberr, Iftwesrfftrd. odd Newawry Peas Co wt, at Beers eTleet is SW Monsiag. BRUDGENORTH sad Mahal sew PIN E ut, awry Earnest. LIVERPOOL. Wardroom, Kastcrard, Stage. and Litebv Sell, Pest Coach. railed she REGrL&To.ft, every Eve** ai lies teCtath. la the Ilasatea's Head Ise. Dalt-mreet, Liverponl.—Gltirded through's.. MANCHESTER. Whetlaw. Crawlers.. New/easily, Mahal. tttsd Vialveetampfen, Pest Caneh. every A Armes. gaorded. BIRMINGHAM Part Conch, wah•Gtuted. brill art every A Armies, mat rearbe. Birranarham seat day at Ness. Pawn he Ovfired. Eaton, and Ship,taar. S. she Saracesio Head, Bali-olreel. IHriningitam. SHEFFIELD and Rotherham Past Ceraeh, mated the Itotarvain•nr. • hirrelaht• SUNDERLAND. Sim Mae wed Tame. New God. ever) 11.ntlee, is she Hewer, lad. Ss:Anima& WAR EFI ELD Pam Carel, every Moralegy, at half-past Six &Clark. R. CLAY - 3 origimil WAGGON% and COACHES. to Nem o lorloo, A latioura. %Voltam". Rnoret, Lamhooro. Ft sager ford, Clikloia. Red.. sod sill place. odineeld. R. W. 1110 UN TA IN ..d Ca. remorettelly oripionst Ihrit Friends sod the retitle. that they will am he stemsotahle for erm Nivel% /*rimesters' Litunge,Writior i Millie. Re. a awe than Fire Londe Valor, if km. souk'', or damaged. nolem mi tered or such. nod the Imo paid for secordiogi). at the Santee, !feud Imo Haire-1,11.1 oft. moos espenditere of that dor, this trifling Grant passed witheet eeenasent, be took blame himself for not baling protested spinst it ; but If this Grant wu onesil.rl for as regarded the Qaeen, it weeld be much more so as regarded the Duke of York. This sobject was to him (Lord G) a pain. fel ewe, and he could not think the Nn'the Lnedi oppeeltebad consulted the credit of his Royal 110. eels, er the Royal Family, by bringing it forward; bet, as they had chosen to do so, they were %%%%% t able for the consequences. It was said, that the Grant was to defray his Royal Highness's silences. Whet @spencers ? A table would be kept for his Royal Hythuess at Windsor, he res id e d w i t hi n ten miles of Vat Royal Police; and besides that, his Royal glibness held an olhee of great emolement, which had seldom before (misted in lime of peace, and, connected with that once, be had, at the es pence of the Public, a travelling establishment kept op for him. lie was ready to pay every tritest* to the public senders and private virtues of that Rotel person, bot still, consistent with the discharge of a public duty, be felt himself called on to oppose this Groat. Earl of LI V EIIPOOL observed, the Nub!, Earl had talked of the rkpeated prepositions which bad beets made for the redemion of the Windsor Eon blialtment, which hail been invariably opposed. He (Lord L.) challenged the Noble Earl to adduce a stogie Instanter previous to the last Session of Par liament, in which any direct proposition had been made for reducing this Establishment; and he stadia ask any man, whether last Session, when her Milinke was of be point of death, was a fit time for entertaining a proposition for altering en tirely his ILlajeary's Establishment.—( Hear. hear!) With respect to the grant to the Queen, one was en titled to all she bed received,living with the King, for had she bees separated from the King, she world, by her marriage settlement, have been entitled to a much larger sem. With respect to the Windsor FAiablish event itself, he bad made every enquiry into it, and he did not believe there ever was an Establishment coo. ducted frith a more modest economy. The principle of the reduction had been, what degree of retrench= meet could be sada is consequence of the death of her Majesty, who, had she lived longer than the King, wend have been 'stilled to 100,0001. a-year. Her Majesty's decease had loft it open to consider what rodeo:lion might be made in the number of State Olsen. The Noble Earl bad said, be bad no objet. deo to the Establishment, except to that pert which foisted to the keeping ep Wisner Castle, and the great to the Duke of York. With respect to the Belt object Windsor Police was not the palace of the Regent, it was an additional expeore be rried *hat could bare existed, bet for his Moja. tys indisposition; the whole subject had bee* before Parliament, gad it had been decided that Mt 'Spence was on to be thrown on the Regent, but that it ought to be defrayed out of the particular lend appropriated to his Majesty's Establishment.— With respect to the Grant to the Duke of York, he (Lord L.) contended, the Privy Puree being the pe t . sate property of the King, could not be ms.le avail.. Ohl to the purpose of paying the Castes. It was the private property of his Majesty, who might 11111 it in the omen saaaaer as any one of their lordships weld will their property. In whaf had faller from the Noble Earl, on the subject of the Grant to the Duke of York, he (Lord 1..) could not i.et confider the Noble Esti had treated the subject very unfairly. Weald the Noble Earl say that be believed the Doke of York, or say other person, cook! bold that high nice without incurring very considerable 'apatite. lodepeodeot d travelling 'spruces ? Did Noble Lords believe that the Queen, with her 5f1,0001. aid her 10,0001. was getting rich ? It was well known what endeavours bad bees made in other places to delude the People ea this *object; but the Queen was eqg so mere. The veil of prejudice was torn asendK and it was now well knows what property she rhea .. possessed of flaw had she spent her money ? Had the dissipated ilia riot and extravagance ? lie could answer that question. He could stale, from the let. lets and applintion be had received, the amount end extent of her almost boundless charities, sod the numbers of iriditiduals who now mourned her loss in bitter set raa of serrow.—( Hear, hear, hear !)—. Previous to ing's indisposition, be fre quent ly as . sifted her ty lo her charities; after hi t m e lo n . cboly indi ' cotemericed,t ;tit moires foiled her, and not only' , bet her Majesty took on h erse lf the burthen of.eiaty of the Ki ng ' s p ens i oners. T h i s mt circumstance has tamped much to straiten her Majesty, and the state iambic* her property wsa at the time of her death, was acerstited for by this circetartence. The Noble Lord observed, that by the death of her Majesty, the Prince Regent might hare appropriated the 58,0001. which the Queen kad.onjoyed, to any part of the Civil I,,iste his Kesel highness has:, ,however, liberally relioqhished it to the Public, and all which writ now required was that the Deka of loth should has. 10,0001. a_year to defray those *openers which would attend the high and important office to which he bad tern appointed. The Marquis of IIkIOKINGHAM said, that the intention of their Lertlsbips had originally hero, that the King, open MI recovery, might find his ei tablishment as needy as possible in the same state as before his tinliaposhion. At present there was no responsible Officer about the person of his N.• RAKASIRI. WE are reqoested to direct the attendee of per. Iwo elided with nomad or bodily decay, serhous ▪ law.trd wastiasis, lass of appelier, Wfge.tinu, drprewlas of spisiti. Iressiblias at stakes of tM batuksrtsrhiliw wed ever, other tied of emptied, asthma. ulcerated Ibrwts. coolest weeklies. pairs. la the Sobs awl folows, rioweeptive liable, sad all rimelibtikual Imairollatrly es wake trial of the eelrliratel CORDIAL BALM OF RA KAAIRI, or Ratertos 1'41141e Rerlocutive, a* prepared sad said, wholesale and retail, by C. 3. Jordan, M. D., of the Fast Lauda* Skilled Fetabeitbaseat, 7, Ceseass-streat Root. Sc. OcoieSet is she Few. Leaden. It is siassersally aellativilederd to he the maid teremible sad powered resterailite la all the abate coo. plebes ever dirrovereal t II this. the blood, eases the awl 'Weal pales la the Owed sad stsasaels, and sreooles role perspiraiisa.— It is atlerly lerip.iestble I. payees., or elegem...re to etial. rellieleatly she Indare of this woodevfol mod lorroopiarnler hirdllese le •t whin Webb In the Alerted, and Riesz rigour to she aced t thisassails har ing beets relieved In perfect health, after hay* been ere re. doted by dlirsear diseases, as to have bees dempalred of. sot ash by Ober firelle, he. also by their professional arimidam.. &Ail. by apprehension of the Praprirtiw. w Inner. Ili. web, as tae qedwitile la oar. 5117.. rack l or bow quantities Ia use busily hassle, tor Me.. dal) inelmded, by libido ear 11.. Wale I. roved. 'her Iteestiatable hlrdieirie w ill keep h,s all renewer, awl mar he hod of floras., mod Som. Eleel-amrket b Ifaile, 46. Cornhilli H. J. Prem.*. 101, Stilted i J. Richards. 193. !tumid t Mahe. M. Peer:Wier t Harker. 11.3. Oarerit.areet Clamart% id, Osford-orert i Taro, 111, Illddle•rviw, Holborn MI by the wed respectable Iledirier Verdes is terry part o f the Itiaideat. Dr. C. J. Jewess takes Ski. enteral opportunity of ats mewing to toe Public. thoit he .141 devolve hie Mud, esrluvrep.' h le the cure ref pertwular complain'. gar maw inepiwer of She Royal College of Ptirsirme. he odes a speedy mad perms. Seat nor far every dor ..f "wrens. Mazatlan t Moneys. of however low Hand*. or of the sow iaresirritra biol. are by hi. ere and impeder rode afirralowiel 'peed ilyaad eerratallyeared. Dr. C. J. Janina met he nawslard, by all ranks. feria ear la shy enrolee till sire is Au !,cohort. at the Fool Lowden cal E4i.bli.harrat, 7, Faisseamoreet Road. sear the cumTer 'dal Road turnpike, St. limes is the Let. p , !ti t ' toe \ leer pi; Ise ibrev, iPRK, it Pig /7r4f . ai /A/-ti X. 4 EAST 1901 A-ROUSE. Mardi 90, 1811), Tits court of DIRECTORS of the UM TED COMP.! NY of 11 CRC/WITS of ENG LIND. trolley to Ma lied ladies. dolitroli gose Notts*. Viol • Omer& Cori or tie Niel Commas sttl at letti ooljoereasest id thole Ilosset kLa minas: a r m. o p %c.f.i.,. the Slat Apelt oast. at NM. i Cl.^ e 6 ist Ake Forrosoir, fir the req. , d Proce•diat 1. tat ONO Aerating of • ilothre mask I. OA Quaint C.." 001 tk. 9 116 Aetna. to approse • Itatobties of the Court of DifeCi a ". •J' the litA elt. greeting to Mr. Jame Waboloso. roar the dreeessterstes Merit. start,tho nun sgf MOW Ike. Itsprw, at b. the renew her., look testerro therma. at I pre role. per anew, frees the 111 A 0.11./er. 1910. as Me glay sherspeyawat shall be oar. Ifs C. 4.1 of Directors further pies, Notice, that thee hen embed tie fallattog Letter frees cereals Proprietors of East hobo Jed, We. t - TO ?RR CHAIRMAN, INF DRPNYTT EWAIRIMAN , P NON. THE COURT or DIRECTORS OF Tilt TART INDIA COIIIFAN Y. Gtettaliss. We Uwe the liswoot is biers vas. that it is our iseetedes to NNW sad wood. at the Graved Cosa appointed for the Thl Ara rose. Ant lammed of the soma of Sieca Rape's Id.OOJ. at two shill iass the closest Rupee, with bones, therms at tia per Cent. how the 11th (Maker, 1115. lo Ikea, when pay ment shall be wade, prepared to he stunted to Jones WHile son. tut. she 041 ems shall he the sow of dices Rapers • t,BOl, at two shillises sad tispeste per Siren Rape , . with interest at II per Cent. per looms, boo she 10th of April. ISIT. till theism, he paid, io conforwity with the Report and tecionsiesdation at the Committee. espeirialy appointed by the Osvetow.General la Conseil, in rower of Mr. James Inialisses rove. who were " eriainossly of *roles that the cod MIS our the lowa coopessaiiii• to which /dr. Wilkiness was retitled g" and we resent the favour dm this twits way he deer to the litoprototi, Curlew. days prevision to the biddies at the said Coen. We h..e the honour to be. Cientirmen. Your weediest humble /*MINS CHARLES FORBES. C. COCKEKLLL. LaoMa, 30ib March. 1819. _ _________ espliat af tk Papers ►rating to the tine .f Mr. Withiluma, ea* the Ilqrort revared Iv ski Rip Las. Chap. 6. See. !U. are dratft, the burdlta of the Pritrh.tors. Usis Moue. JosLl'll DIRT. Secretary. TO THE PROPRIETORS OF ZAST INDIA STOCK. LA4IIIII • 4111 G rip/1E ELECTION a SIX DIRECTORS of the a EAST INDIA COMPANY king appa.inted for WEDPI !VIDA X, tar 14th A PR I I. N EXT. the Init.ur a raw Vats and Want la requemted Par the fullmitiog Gentlemen, rift. a• — ALEXANDER ALLAN, F.mq. RONERT CAMPBELL, Esq. !SAMUEL DAMN, Kamm. ROIL lIDI3II LINDSAY. JOHN NORRIS, E.g. DAVID SCOT T, mableb will sea .thas ladies sad Gemakiamme, Tut mat bramble Servants, Willie. Aoki, W.. 'lmmylre Maori. Jahn Rebb, Richard C. Plowder, Serahry Clarke, Grew Aran, Jeserb Galan, Tbs.. Reid, "Mei 0at..., Grine A. Robison, W.. kiallartis Elphissiese, army Smith, (backs Grant. J.h. iad.. Ta) Jolts Had n.% Jim Tisasbill, Jobb IRO* Swsry TOON. Jab@ .Intlasaa. Wills= Warns. awe Ilmissimae, Mare* SD. ISIS. TO TIM PROPRIETORS OF EAST INDIA STOCK. LAOIS! A WONI OTLSIIV4 HAVING them honoor of being region ended to yea by the Metiers of the Flit India Compel no ILiadidaln fat the Ehreetinn, to be chews this , %eat, we take the liberty of relenting the fawner of yew Netter the day of F.ketive, Wednesday, Our 14th April west. We are, Lasko sad Geosloorn. roar ono heatbir &tenon, ALEXANDER ALLAN, RDRP.NT SARUM DAVIN 1111011 LINDS If, JOUR MORRIS, DAVID SCOTT. East ladia-boute, 30th Murk 1519. N 1 N E O'CLOCK NEXTSATUILUA MORNING AMMO is 3 Prises of .ClO.OOO and 1E.009 is 3 Prises of 11.01‘1 owl 13.000 is 3 Prises of Xi AM and "RIO is 4 Prises of ANSI and 'LIAO is 4 Prises of LAN semi et 3,000 is 13 Penes of EAR toe. ALL airs . r RE DRAWN NEI,. SATURDAY, Wks the LOTTERY EINISIIES. This day was published. is Ran. FAM'S and OBSERVATIONS rosywelisx CANADA mei the UNITED STATES of AM Lit tcA, aiforillog a C. , isssraihe View of the imistriss-ni, is liatiura• tine resented in share Cuthuiriet I with an Appendix of Proc. sicel 'astrodome is Ensigns. &isles , in the lititirls Coheirs. Ay C. P. GREC E. birsiber of she Arrirolieral S.knrtfr. of Quebec awl Moser'!. and Author of Essays as litinbandry, addressed Is the Ca. masa Farmers." Iridsas Prissed for 3. Haase. Sit, 41. isaire•-ereet said at Liverpool, hr W. Grapei at Hall, by Wilson; soil ot besot/PI. by Brews and Manchu. loos.Oulablished reputation of Masers. r r a cueumit sot Co.. combined wish their well-knows esperliere Sind wren, is the srraerneet dad cure of a sew mime ise estaplaim.. essitlet them is taperinr chums sad a deeded weer / we ever all miller practitioner,. Mewls. Carrie sod Ga.'s' regalat Ituressat. mad Members of for Itnynl Gotte=n of lcia tins Not Estiaboreh, peeves, to IM Public the malt of thirty ruin eaceriolsl prortire Is the hirtropoll., whew 'belt treat. meat and ran of Veseteal Comphirst ' Henan Debility. Vascular Selasastes, ad Assay of the Omuta. Sitiritiret wit the Urethra. Ate. be. has proved aniforssiv trionsphant. la slight sod semitone* of isiemism. a prefect Cnre I. rnmplet• rd Is the sham petlod of two dots s and is stone caws of:, safe CnisplieMed Were, where giber Prneilticnert I are failed of aseeeta, a 'over prtarvetaare is their pew of Ireatselt W arm to the Pottiest • stood mad perfect reostabli-boesi. la Stereos% Debility. ',better prodered by convivial etermet, by OM immoderate ea b W oh ateot of sews& pleworm, iie‘iilary orderer sadismhabits, or by say other mar, She Mediciam they pewit* will produce the happlart reefs., le improriai e'er fonds, both of body lad Wad. Several !toblemea and the Ira i'Veciability. Mee bees soder the ewe of Illemes. Carrie sad Cu. for the removal of C.wmplalnet of the Verdes, %Scones, dm. Nod twins melted It rob. ul sad perstameau yore, reeom that refetesee any be owl, to theta. ss tathiselary evideltee• of the derisive taperlotity Mew.. Currie and Co.'s pins of ermine* i easy of aro, Cwo.levaeo have had Sttletetes from WWI to lam., tear. Mg had been No lee rite este of Years. Hose. Heavi4de, and other %sterols adrenal measure. who attempted the core by the apploadoo of the Lwow Cnnosic. without sewer. Mears. Canw and Co. may be towelled by either tea, wish she trralleat delicacy, seevety, asd heooet, at their boom N 0.107, iloOlonytardet.— to is the cosettv see regratoted to sate the pat& Man a/I*k Carr, age, ;tad roma& Itonit of litise. dm. es. .'ions'' 'mitoses Ve otlyier sad medicines ahem Si. wee e their part of the bine:lon. To Issuer 1 so our sadettabine, she moonlit of the account let nedioilin.-101, Hat- NNW 1.. I NM seerrey go menu& awl oar be added to ti pauperism. SUPERS INDIA SHAWLS •ND CURIOUS BRITISII 'HUARD'S WHOLESALE AND RFTAIL E. l. INDIA WARF.HOUSES, 16, CHEAP 4 II I. er J MiLLARD rispeetfolly laws' al Otbilily • and rawilies arriviag (row abrasti. A.- , wil l: em ortosi varim oshod ii sk i..B l t: f pr its tr e ar et, IF , .... I _,,, ,a rr a.d ‘C l • W mi ore ns taase lkkr ar. do ilist aw ' st rioh lt wei tter. bie rweiga ardi : r watok ., ht l_v .e ; .4 111 '"I rri t* 0 -4 ale Lines. roPrry T r h o r r los Dm' a FregorN Carob.: 0 47;7* ragsra r " .4... •de. mod Pveo aw' ed Haairirlsieft to ri.: riere- Re. thsperb - 11411 A SHAWLS rood the woo beautiful loaitatier a is BMA ditto. framidesioas rI. the Honor. both tow wed wpare. iiirtint primed 1 t a hratz awl other Yonsisw,a. for mi k . Dri w i sr ...... B e e. Cm% X.ra-efeeees. Ate. Primed Chian. Moths. sad Clue- Min "r new slid 5' 14, 1 0, De 4 ••*. The rbakort India Math% for G.otlealea's Cravats God Ladies' wrote, ?me tie easspaav's dabs. with a work,' *I miens lawlia artielry •—•••• l * 1 Gold nod Silver Moslem awl 'lWrt.„ 4. • , ....y me. I IMPROVED DWI" • Lett - it li - and &If All yr.?! NOR of 1 the NEW PLE: W s . 4. llreanasicat. mad which are sold at his .....opos.- eseely. India Lung Clot* white Clines 801 l Asup•atwro. Piece Litre sad Veils. Liam. Illapaliss. tr. palliated by the Piece 1 or Deer ars at she Wholesale Prim rid min traFice wade with owl devitation. Chests of Foosily Uwe e. Ladies, ae. eerivivie fume lade,. awl we. Ing to part with lola Shawls, trIU receive direr higher( water far thew. IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. -...-. HOUSE OF LORDS, Naften M. Lewd BEAUCHAMP pmesied a Peiiliaa rm. Ow City of Moms ielo, praying NNW aneedalest mod alienallom is 'be lowa- . vest U. bins' Laws. A P.O.las wok. alai prewMail km Tawas, pray* wee liberalise is Ike P... Calk. The Karl of LAUDERDALE wished to know whether say aerosol bed keen received of the Itspeaces of the Military I..srablishment to the bleed of Ceylon*. Earl BATHURST mid, he had not yet received any *ariai stemmas of the Cape/nes of the Military of Ceylon s bet the had meow* he bad received watt, that the Goverassem of Cry ims, sod the Gov/more of Beard and Maims. were is erre •posadeere. to wide what portion of the esporeces was tone bowie by she Government of Ce*loo. sad what hs the East le. din Cowpony. Hy as Darer, who had this day artists'. hr bad serval Inas the portion* of troops a hith had been sent haws Madras and litogal to Coy loa, had retooled to their respective Government*. The Earl 44 [ADDENDA LB wished* know whether ant Treaty was en fwd the basis of which was, that the East India Consparty should pay soy port at the ripener Bart BATHURST e.uld onl repeat his former answer, rawly, Hiss the Goveranneisa of teylaoasil Bengal and Madras werrlarenews/freer so the wittjerL Time Quarter tter.itsol 111sisioa Bill was rend a seemed time. Lord HOLLAND presented a Petition frogs the Mayor and Corporallaa of Nottingham, praying that a Bill lona before she Cousawi, far mutat* the Coast of Requests in that City, might eat pews info a Law. The Earl of HOMILY N objeded to the Natio/ being reeeired an the grooods Hs it had reenters. to a memoir. .1 ‘0 , 4111 pi Howe avoid tame within& The LORD CHANCELLOR was not prepared se say whe ther the rule applied le Petitionst on the Intirret of priease Bills lie shield enossler ii a salter 4 'enteral aaranswortatiwo. or the Nether roosideration of the "testiest was postponed fee a star or two. lard HOU. AND letinedlatelyeatoplied with Oils saggestioft and the further dim usstan was adj•orned till Thursday. THE ROYAL HOUSEUOLD BILL. The none thee resoleed itself into a Committee ea the Royal Household 13111. Earl GREY said, he felt it his defy to oppose this Rill, sod In so doing he wished to guard himself against mistake, that it might not ►e supposed be either wished to reward real sorties with a nigprdly hand, or to provide in a parsimonious manner for the comfort and convenieece of net venerable Mo. earth in his afflicted state; but whilst we provided with an affectionate and fibers' bend for his Msjes. ty's comforts and accommodation, es bight to do so with a view to all the economy which the niter. of the subject world allow, and this attention to ece• nosey was even recommended in the preamble to the Bill: And the Noble Lord opposite bad, on a for. ear occasion, stated, that the death of the Queen would efford au opportunity for saving a considerable sem to the Public. The Noble Earl then proceeded to take a review of the original Bill passed in the 52J of the King, by which it was enacted, that the whole 100,0001. was to be applied to the went. of his Majesty, and if any thing remained after all his Majesty's espenees were paid, it was to go to the ese of the Civil List; root a word was said of dm Queen; hut a subsequent enactment gave to the Queen 10,0001. to remunerate her for the additional. expence to which she was pet by having the ears of the King's person cast upon her. All former attempts to ob. tale a reduction of the Windsor Esishlishovent had failed. On nue occasion, whets a Noble Friend of his proposed a reduction, a Noble Lord opposite declared he would not consent to a p•npositin n which he was convinced there was not a man in the King's dominions, from the Land's End to Jahn o'Groat's House, would agree in. And another Noble Lord exclaimed, " What ! shall I desert my Sovereign In his distress ' who cherished me in his prosperity ?" Yet these Noble Lords now bad , changed their opinioa, and for seam reason or other They were now prepared to agree to a redaction which formerly they so Strongly opposed ; and now. to reconcile their change of opinion, they contended for that which was not the feet, namely, that a con siderable portion of the 100,0001. was given to the Queen Consort by way of dower. This was a posi. titre which he must agaio deny; and it was Gee now for the first time originated for the purpose of ea. casing their having se long persevered in this lavish espeedltiare. With 'Tepee to the sem now pro. posed, 50,0001., be bad at first considered it a large sum. until he heard that greedy noe.third of that sum would be required In keep up Windsor Castle as a royal residence ; and here he could not but express his surprise that this Grant should be charged with keeping op the police in question. NiThy was it not defrayed, as the ripeness of keeping up the other Pl., 10d1;17. 16, Otrant-iereet - t T •-• au, Illiktle•row, W Haitianst keeping op the palace in question. Why was it not before his inth apothlon. At present there WOO nn : by the wedrespeclabk Medicine Vellidefe i•elrffy pa - efra) eu", as the ',peaces of keepin g u p th e ot h er responsible Oilicer about the person of his Majesty, • beside's. p an d palaces were, but of the Civil List. The Noble and the Cost°, ought to receive e salary that a re- • Sr. C. J. lards. label Ai. general apportion,' at ea. Lord then proceeded to comment on the proposed sposeible Officer sight be so outplayed. At peeeessse Orbit SO tar Public, ta.n be -441 devain boo Attie, ot 10,0001. to the Doke of York es Coups. should the King be ill-seed, it weeld he intpasalbl• Royal Claw at' rbysielon. ay mien a vordy d ad masa. a G runt which he should hive core far every eau Of neiymei refutations &wires. 0.1 fund it sight bale been charged. It had been argued, loyal Person. end dititaing • he curt.' Partwillar 8 la a frit.ing "leaber oppnveu --1 . au ivbstever to hod eel the 0 F li e et:r b e i t: ei rg i ed f bowsithhoutihde have e e or the Ferry knaonatibte. at of the awl iii•teenal• biol. are by hi. rand MiPegletal.dt erlfirShariti t ered“, an d e e mm il ynered. !bat this Grant had been made to the Qlseen, to seta wskin i g the I C n o i s h r e ici p l reese reepee t gi n, of f C. J. Janina NOV beret...sea, by all rant.. front setae is reinenerate her fur the added elliptic* she was put thew cel ery. li-istothatneat, ..aessamoiareet or the I. • elw•er • gr ojen t ry, bat the St f• ngemeets for she comfort tif d d ti in the eller- . was so anfoan e reason. fog , """infini .16.76 r iiiiiawaiair. al the I. ' m Usd* ", Fa "' to by her office of Castes ; noir, In his opinion, this he thought that not head turnpike, R. Ocoee, is the Lett. the•eoentry, a 'billing sbosld be spout eons.