The Statesman. — London, England, 1821-06-30 00:00:00

~„ _...____, 1 j i ,, ki ajt , .. • ,_L., - ,_ • . F .-...., ____.._ c55 _......_.....__,_.__:_...,..._ . ,t a : eqj ano . t. . LONDON. SATURDAY, JUNE 30, 1821. .....---,_ ...---- NO 5113. " The Canoe for which HAMPDEN fed in Me _Field, and SYDNEY died on the Scaffold!" PRICE SEVEN Fi EAST INDIA /!DUSK, Jame 27, 1831. 11E Court of Directors of the United company T of Verrhants of ENgland,irodiag to the Burt Indies d e h er eby oire Tint at the (general (Wirt of the mad Contpnny appointed s o be held at their [louse in leadenhill-:trect, on Wm,- osDAY the 4th of July next. at I I o'clock in the forenoon, a asotion will hr made. " That Sir James Home. Hart.. late of the Iladras Civil Estehlislienent, be permitted to re torts to the service. under the provisions of the Act of the sst! (; eO . 111. cap. r 3, see. 70. witli the rank which he held wten he quitte.l Madras, aereenhly to the Act of the 33d Geo. 111., cap. 153, sec. 545." JOSEPH D.lR7'..c7reretorg. CORONATION. —The Nobility, Gentry, and °facers In the-Army and Navy, who will attend thr Coronation, either In an official situation or otherwise. err most respeetfally informed, that they can be supplied with any description of DRESS, upon hire or Purchase. by an early application at Solomon and Co.'s, Tailors, Court and Costume Dressmakers, ID, Charing-cross. ORNAIIEN rm. UREEN PAINTS, and CHEAP PAINTS, mannfactured by JAVIF:S CREASE and SON. 33. West Smithfield. London. viz.: Roman Green. Is. Sd. per 1t,.: Maxon Green. at ts. per lb.; Spanish Olive, at Is. (Id per it,.: Patent Grass Green, at ss. per lb. These Greta% are warranted to preserve their beauty in the mos! enposed sitilations, and have been extensively used by the trade for many years. Japan Green. for Vene;ian Minds. Fenders. &c. is bottles of Is. 3d., Is. 61., and -Is. each.— (heap Tar Paint, at 24d. per lb.. ready for wkos, and requir ing no heat, in casks of 301 b. and upwards. Invisible Greens, at 365. and 46i. per cwt. Olive Green. at 91.. Is., and Iv. 6d. per lb. Aromatic Paints, free from any olfetislve stael, kir in-door work, at Is. per lb. White Lead, Oils, ready prepared Paints. and Varoishe: of every (I.•••••ripti.,ll. THE BONASSCS at HOME, 257, finites the theme of general admiration ; by her MAJESTY QUEEN CAROLINE, his Serene the Prince of Saxe Cobourg. his Royal Highness of Gloster. Duchessesof Clarence and Kent, Princess and Prince Ernest, who, with a numerous retinue, the Exhibiti..n with their presence. His Grace f Wellington, the Duchess of Portland and Parnll7 the Duke of Devonshire. Prince Casteleicala. Ambassadors. and numerous distinguished (' Majesty's nasal and military service. the Bi: don, Carlisle. Oxford, Le. have also honour their approbation. And Indies, the most exalts rank and fashion, succeed each other in calling families to witness the exhibition of the greateat Natural History that ever crossed the Atlantic t For farther particulars, see a descriptive Pamphlet, had at rie Exhibition Roots, price (Id. CORONAI I"ersons desirous of having. ex cellent, near, and uninterrupted Views of the Proces sion on the above occasion, with secure and easy access. in their carrisges. &c. through St. James's Park, may obtain Tickets, on aprtication to Messrs. Drlndley. No. 34, Parlia ment-street, Westminster. Refreshment Rooms. and Re tiring Rooms and Apartment* for the Ladies; and Parties may be accommodated with flo:es for any required n11110)1.1', with separete Accommodations. at a small advent e of Price. Refreshments at reasonable rates. ALBION I.lltE and LIRE INSURINCE COAIPANY. New Driller-street, Rlackfriars. Evirowered by Aet of Parliament. Capital—One Ifillion. SSUILANCES falling (hie at 31i4!sniiimer will expi7e, unless renewed within fifteen days from that , od• ' TNI Compar - ts Pates and Ceinlitions are of the most sea pnabledeserijilon :—no eliii.ge is made for Fire Policies, ' ken the Preailion r::eeeds Gs.—No Admission Floe is ateoge fi nn Life Insurance—.-o liberal Commission is allowedtsSolleitors, and others, trio effect Life Insurances : _ A nd every fleility is afforded by which the Interest and c oa rogneoce of the Public mar be promoted. WARNER PHIPPS. Secretary. , This day was pnb!ished, B LACKWOOD'S EDINBURGH MAGAZINE. No. 1.1. For June WEST MI N STE It ABBEY .—COIRON 1 .--- Messrs. GLANVILLE mid CO. have, by permin %ion of the Dean and Chaptp., fitted up (according to so dent usage) all tbmill parts withiu the Abbey that have from Hail Iw , been accounted their privilege. The seats area side aisles on each side the platform. and raised a sufficient height from it for spectators to command the procession, and discern the features of individuals. In the intermediate centre nave, great part of the procession will remain during the Ceremony within the Choir. The Organ will he distinctly beard ; here the Anthem will com mence. The seats are conveniently divided for let ting, in boxes holding 10 and 20 each ; whilst others are retained for single. Tickets, thus giving an op portunity for persons in any part of the Kingdom to make certain of a seat within the Abbey (if applied for without delay). who might not otherwise have theehence (by favour only) of procurtnz a Ticket. Another division of seats are near fifty feet from the flqor, part formed into bores, holding four Roil eight each. Ilere the music of the Organ and Chorister will he enjoed in the greatest perfec tion. A few of the Seats at this height will not only coin mend tile procession In its approach to the ‘ltar, leit also the ceremony of putting the Crown on his Alajet's held There is ample spare allowed for walking at the bark is: ;I:1 the Seats, both above and below ; and refreshment rooms, female attendants and all cons enieneles ar t pros ided and as the boxes are so cmit•troctell as to prevent crowding, properly matted and deeorated, it is con cluded persons niny he es h at their fa.P is in their own dwellings.—Nlessrs. G. gni Co.'s ~ctier against the North side of the Abbey itself, is open from ten to four. —Many of the seats are let. CoNrr.N•rs The ; No. Song.-11 I. The steam Roe. \o. 4. Voyage Second. Tale 3. Deucii:ion of Kentucky. Tale O. James Ilitian and Eie Young Woinan.—lV. ilacclats. or the Pirates. Honer, glirren 3.-111. LetfOrrom Chrlstoplie, King of Tbs Mania c% Plaint.—Vll. Rural secitision.—% 111. The filpetig 'i!oruing's Walk.—lX. The Cot in the Glen.—X. The Summer Night's Reverie.—Xl. On the Alleged Decline of DrainatleWriting.—Xll. Mediocrity.—Xl 11. Italia. Son netto.—XlV. Captain Parry's Voyage.—NV. On the Cheet ham Libriry.—XVl. Adventure In Ilataaa.—XVlL On !(ketches of Scottish cha racter; Ns. 7. "Harvest hoar."—XlX. The Voyage end Travels of Coltimbits liermedus.—X X. Sirily.—XXl. The Coronation.—XXll—The British Gallery.—XXill The Glove.—X X I V. The Les of Mutton !idiot)! of Poetry ; Nu. Works Preparing for Publiesition„—X XVI. Monthly List of New Publicatious.—XXVlL (Monthly Register. Printed for T. Cadell and W. Davies, Strand, London; and William Blaekwood, No. 17. Princes-strut. Edinburgh. Just publlAsed. No. VII. for Jetty. of Illlft NEW MONTHLY MAGAZINE (New Eerie., printed on a he.: and very improved plata. and - I. Lectures on Poetry. fly T. Campbell. 1 7 .- Italy. fly Lady Nlorgati.—lll. Tout' and Cuuntr!..• IV. Mad ness. Literary. Political, Ike.—V. Fr from the Wirod..—V I. French and Eaglish Trag. Old - i i!l. On Curt J ..1:....1:1 Journal. No. 4.—N. Riclinsond.—X O. awakened by en:letup:ming a pir*e of the Palm w!ilcii grows on the summit of llo,..tcropolls at Athens.—X !I. Nlaeptierson's La seent.—XllL Walks In the (lar.len, No. 3.--X IV. (on Cie Comedies orl'unsuas)lay.—Xv, Trick, of i m e ic,ing, Tranaletioe of Cie V i We of llorece.—Xll. Leiters trine Spa* by Do., e. No. 3: Charterer of the Spool& Clergyman. —N VII I. Man: Versileit from an aim 'ogee by Dr. Sherida X X. The New Play.—X X. The Briton's Lament fur lt..iy.- -XXI. Verses from Vie 1)i.t.•14 of Tollees. —X X I I. OriJi 1.1; *•.rresiiirileti • •.—':X I!!. Daman and Pstkiss.—XX . Remark' on the Royal Araiteley. Re. —XXV. Varieties. I. f.-rary agdSicientijc—Eilinburch Col lege klust•uni—Society of Arts—Mr. Nostur's Museum— Quern 's Ring. &e.---X XVI. Foreicii Varieties. — X X Vil. Rural Ecour.my. %XVIII. New In: ennui's. Dis coveries. and Patents.—XXlX. New Publications. ileitis Critical Remarks.—X XX. Reports, Literary. Meteorolo gical. Agricultural. a.iil Commercial.--X XXI. Political Events.— loiterestiug Occurrenees, Promotions. Births. Marriages and Deaths. is ilk Biographical particulars of Mrs. Piorzi. Dr. Gregory. Earl of she Meld, Jobe Bunny - tit. Esq. Mr. Crowe. Dr. sic. feted terjlienry Colburn aWire. 4 caul,-street; Sell and 'lndere. Edinburgh • a John Canswilag, DeWitt and retailed by all Booksel lers, Newsmen, &e. tiLOVIIR 4 3 EXIlt lII'fION wvrrn COLOUR PAINTINGs is at Ilk OW Bond-street. Admission Is. Catal MARQUEES :LAI TENTS for Lac Grounds, Cricket Clubs, &c.. new or good condition. and on low pries. at BR and Navy Trunk. and East India Outfitting W an. Ludgate-street. Mar be had at his Rerosi Curiosities, 71. tit. Paul's I. hureh-yard, beak India Fans, Chessmen. Nitta Hoaes, Par Ladies' Combs. Card Itasca. Pearl Couaters. and many other rum productions. on terms lower than at utl.t r huases. Letters, post to. UNEQUA I. LE DTR A VELLI NG TO DOVER. DEAL, RAMSO ATE. MARGATE ,IND CA:;TIERBURY. Four inside Coaches. and keep goodYrime, By S. A. NIOUNTAIN AND Co. SA2 11. 13 IS X, niiIPINFA-STIIERT, Snow-nit -L. 1.01/400N. THE following POST COACHES, MAIL COACHES, &e. ict out from the above Inn:— The "Ttivzraph," Dover. Deal. Ramsgste, hlartrate. ranterhary. Feversham and Sandwich new post coach, every morning. at a quarter past seven Welock. In conseemettee of the decided preference given to the above tooth, the proprietors are determined uo expellee shell he spared to render it the first conveyance on that mad. Brntepton, Chatham, 'Wettest..As Stroud, Sittingbourne, itainhart, every towline. at o lsnarter part seven. Falmouth, Plymouth. Exeter, Weymouth. Dorchester, Dartmouth. and Salisbury, every morning. nt seven. throagh Honiton, Axminster, Itridport, Ulandtord, Basingstoke, and As hot. The '• Union," Southampton, Lymincton, Winchester, nod Basingstoke new four inside coach, every morning at ei, ht ; arrives at the Poach and Horses, Southampton. by fee. Th:c is a most delightful conveynnee to the Isle of Mieht, Jersey. Guernsey, St. Makes, llavre de Grace, t Iterburg, de. The proprietors of the shore NNW., hope to reerive II con tinuance of that support which has hitherto been exp , rienced since the commencement of the •• Colon." No racing N other coaches. Bath and Bristol flying post coaches, through CLi vr o-, 1 ham, Caine, and Marlborough. every afternoon, at title : ar rive et Mr. May's, the Greyhound inn, Bath, and the Lon don Tavern, Thomas-street, and Sean Bristol, next morn- F ' SMONA IMF. STRAW and Lr Mrs. PEOWRIE, U.S. Newington-cense' Nliddle.row, Holborn. with grateful acknowlc the many favours she has se liberally received inertias friends and the public in general. infr has now oa sale an extensive and fachlonal LEGHORN end STRAW ISONNF.TS. of II and at the lowest priers the trade can produce fitted up her Show Rooms with every article - ship:in. and respectfully solicits their attention 'Ten teary Leghorn and Straw. beiNg the nit faaltiu:salt:e ficianet. and peculiarly adapted Season. The largest stork t.f 'hildren's Straw Bonnets itr the trade. Mn.s Peoa rie cliildrea's goods (wisi..ll are so moth or p 1 houses) her particular t! fell' the inn rni Inisalies, and b:tinx supplied without Minuets re4talt and altered to any shape, ai new process.—Ntrrena Captains. and supplied. EDINBURGH AND LN F. ODON STANI P.WKETs. THE (•11 Y of EDLNBI'ItUII, Captain John 13-atson, one of the Loodon and F.slinlsrgb Steam lintAet Compsny's Vessels, fitted sap etelrsittelY for pas. with niarhilwry and engines by Messrs. Tioultnn. Watt, and Co.. mill stall ham Markman, on Wedne.day morning, July 4. at the o'cloclr, and is expected to arrive utl SearilllrOOCii early on Thersday, and it Leith on Friday afternoon. This vessel k built ar.*rlggeil in the molt sub stantial and complete manner, so as to combine all the safety abd other advantages of a sailing vessel with the ex pedition of a Steam Packet. For further inftoniation, viewing the vessel, or securing births. apply to the Captain on board, at Madman ; Scotch Walk. Ito al Esehange; Paeket Office, 337, Strand; or to A. NlllOl.ll. Agent, 33, Cornhill. Passengers may sleep on hoard on Tuesday night. CONIMERCIAI.-11ALI. WINK CO (WITAKI.IBIIEO IN Till I 'tut N o . ID. sKINNER-STRF.ET. And No. 319. OXFORD-STREET. I.o' eOIIAIERCIAI.•HALL WINE. aollrit the faconr of the Pubtie ,Ittention onoucan PUCE% of Wines and spirits. rca ouz. I all the Cent, of the %lots7e Constantin of ' lity, sad of of ISM TO TIIE NOBILITY, Ake. -JILTHAN, No. 4, Old • Compton•street, bees leave to inform the AmstenrA. hr hat twat stinting to his Collection of BRONZES. GREEK V AMEN, Pine Old PICTURES. CHIN t. JAPAN. &e. : particularly a great number of large and fine ITALIAN RRONZES. by the best !Masters, ancient and modern: many of them L. natters himself worth) a place in the firs! Collections. The admirers of Natural History will find a great variets• of fine Shells. (many of them unique.) Foreign a!1.1 Minerals. Rirdt. Insects, Ac.—IATIIIM. with the greatest confidence, recommends his Cement. or Universal Glue, to those who have not tried it. at the best • overed. for joining ornamental and useful Furnl• lure when broken. whether made of wood. sO.:ie. glass. eliinn. A:e. the troth of which can be attested by thousands who have proved Its utility for years. L. continues to clean am! restore Etruscan Vases and Other elitiogs articles. The first pri..e given for Shells. Nlinevalt. de. Time Cement it so:II in bottles at Ss. Od., ts. and Is. 6... cash, with proper lirrctions. PROCEEDINGS ON THE BILL OP MINA AND PENALTIES. COMPLETE. coArnrs TO WELL!, BR! TWEA'AI En, TAUNTON, AND PLY!OI*TII. 'llls "Umpire," a new Liverpool light coach, only one nicht on the road, carrying four inside, sets out daily at one ; n r rives at Liverpool 'teat afternoon at Raven. throech Wo ht;rn, Northampton. Welton!, Lutterworth. ilinekley, M 6 vrleaf‘q•A•ivelsiciris Stew. Newcastle, Kuutsford, ar vi !Won. and Preston. Shrea..trnry, Wellington, and Shift:nil post coach, every evening. at file. flu:wiled. The •• I nion," 1l ev mouth. Dordirster. Blantiford. Sans hto , Andover, Illack . water. Bug shot, mut Basingstoke new I,osi coach, every afternoon. THE %tll'lloll - II l'Ai KETS TO Gl' ERNSEV, JERSEY, TNI7I/Itorlic, sT. AlAhoEs, The " Rockingham." Leeds new light coach, sets out orrery morning at eight ; and plisses through lialdock, ni g 4ematle, Eaton, !Nihon, firretham. (it:without!• flab try, Stamford, Newark, Helton!, Doncaster, and Eerrybridge, to the Golden Lion, Leeds, next morning. at ten. Notwithstanding the niteommuto eapetrtion of this cone+, it is allowed to Ire the most ngreeable and complete ',Wylie conveyance on the north road, being unequalled by an other. Glasgow. Longtown, Gretna Green, Arian, Dumfries, Rrou 'Plownhill, Santethar, Kiln, Carmody, kingswell. and all parts of Scotlainl, a post roach daily. York, Searhorotigh, Whitby, Shields, Sunderland, New castle and Edinburgh. new post coach, uitil a guard throughout ; sets out every morning at nine, be way ref Neu ark, Retford, Tatlcnster. Darlington, Nortivallerton, Ti^r! , am, Morpeth, and Berwick. Passengers finding them e-Ives fatigued on the journey. may rest what time they erste. and then prover-don without any additional fare. Martlborough and Swindon new four inside coach. through Altthown, Reading. Latabourn, Purim. Lyolington. Peu sey, Wootnn Basset, Rautabur), ilungerford and Newbury, every wonting. Rridgettorth. WANIII. Shrewsbury and Holyhead four lesde coach. every evening. Revlon. Spalding. Peterborough. Stilton and Huntingdon Royal Mail Coach, every evening ; to Spilsby. Louth. firimshy and Mil. afternoon at a quarter he:bre six. Carlisle. Penrith. and Whitely:iv en Post-Coach: goes with four horses and a guard all the way : passes through 'trough, Appleby. Greta-bridge, Richmond, Catterick. ttorottglthrith:e. Wetherhy. A berford. Doncaster, and Grantham ; sets out every morning. and performs the Jour n• :.y with the greatest facility. Passengers detained on the road by business. or pleasure, have the peculiar advantage of their seats being secured in the next roach. Kendal. Lancaster. Preston, Kirby-la msdale, Bolton. (holey, Onuskirk, and Garstang post-coaches, every af ternoon at Fiv e. Liverpool, Warrington, Knutsford, Stone, Stafford, and Litchfield new light four inside post-conch. called the • Defiance." every evening at Live o'clock, to the Saracen's 11-n Inn. Dsle-street, Lit erpool. Wskelleid post-roach es cry morning. Chester, Newport, Wiliteehurch, Tarporley, Namptwieh, Northe!t•h, and ilitidlen irh, post-coa:lt every evening at live fetlock. !clan: nester. Winslow. Cor::leton, Nee-castle. Weisel. and Wo'reeltampton new four inside post-coach. every afternoon. Sh..filelyl and Rotherham post-coach, called the •• Rock -I.lom u," every morning. mingham Post Coach, sets nut evere afternoon at five. csto y ing tan! inside, and passes through 11 aro iek, Lemming :yo and Day entry. to the Saracen's Head, Bull-street. Bir- I.:int/ham. next morning at ten. Lincoln, Northeast.. Bowden and Doncaster post r^--II every morning. to the Cross-keys. Market-place. Hull. S. A. MOUNTAIN end CO. respectfully acquaint their Friends and the Puhlie, that they will not he account able for any Parcels, Passengers' Luggage, 'Writings, Plate, &r. of more than Five Pounds value, if last, stolen, or &i -maged. unless mitered as such. and the insurance paid for n.-orti'ne.y, at the Saracen's item! Inn, Snownhill. London. USE TURNER'S BLACKING. may he hail at every principal Druggists'. Ironmongers'. lirrisli-makere. Perfumers'. Boot makers'. and in e‘ery ('ity and Town In Kneen& Scotland. 1 %a1.•5, and in the City of Dublin. in stone bottles. at bd.. nod Is. od. each; and• Paste Blacking, he pots. at Od. . 4 Is. each. ')!) , vtve.—Wholessile Douses. desirous of selling this Piu lone on their respective joarseys. may he supplied to ize! amount. at 21) per Cent. end the usual credit Rit'll AliD TURNER. r.a-kint-Mantir3riarer. Lt.otleu-t.•ad Suunduark. ESSENCE (►N SORIIIPS. FROM the ineren.inz demand of this much ad mired Sauce for all sorts of Fish. &e. it has induced the Proprietor, HKNRY POWELL. at his Wholes*leOil and Italian Warehouse. Newgate-street. (where the Trade may be supplied with this and all other Genuine Senses, Pickles. &c.) to return his most grateful acknow ledgments to the Public for their kind patronage. and at he same time begs leave to acquaint tit.. n that it is said by all the Oil and Italian Warehouses in Lon.i.m, and by one or more respectable agents in every town throe bout the United Kingdom. Observe. none is genuine unless sitzne.l " Dinmore and Son, — and the Proprietors' seal on the Cork. T.) Nterehants, Captains. and others. it is nartirtilariy re commended for shipping, as it is warranted to keep in any climate. To NoBLENIEN. GENTLEMEN. NURSERYMEN, GARDENERS. tr,c. 11F:SilltOY IVORMS in Pleasure Grounds, 61-Tl%O-Walks, kitchen-Gardens, Pots. & e ,—lt h at , Ion; beim the nisi* of the Gardener to discover stone m r e t o,i, o f e asy application and moderate expense, tr which the Worms in Pleasure-grounds, Gravel-walks, fir. which so much impair their beauty. notwithstanding the eon thine,' labours of sweeping and rolling, might he easily tie ed (and also the Sings.) and thus presented front in jurinlT the Grnss or )(Jung Plants, and rendering his labours of none effect. It iS Nitli IDUCII Satisfaction that DANIEL MACDOUGALL. Gardener to IVilliant Davidson. Esq. of Kensington Gravel Pits. can poiat out the desired Reeled) ; wMelt rimy he readi:y procured, at a very moderate expense. and easily ap plied. It is therefore humbly proposed by the said Daniel Nlaedougall, to make the remedy. and the proper time and method of application, fully known ; and for this purpose, and by the advice of some respectable friends of his own profession. to solicit the small subscription of half-a-Guinea for the full directions to prepare and to we the same.—'The expense will be from threeto twelve shillings per acre. That the remedy will answer the above purposes. is at tested by the undersigned respectable persons: end the re ceipt n ili lie given to each Subscriber, as soon as Two Thousand Subscriptions have been obtained. Considering the :mall Stibseription, and the cheap and expedition.; me thod of destroying them, it is presumed that Two Islionsand Subscriptions will not be too many. Daniel Macdoegall is so vroticlent of the efficacy of his receipt, (having proved it upwards of twelve months,) that he engages to return the money subscribed. should his receipt be found to prove in effectual. Applications to he made by letter, post paid, addressed Daniel 'Macdougall. at Mr. Hume's. No. O. Green-street. Grosvenor-square: and Subseriptions received at the lot lowing N and Seedsuien—Mr. lA-tr. Hammersmith: \fr. Malcolm. Kensington: Mr. Henderson. Pine-Am.le H a w. Rdgeware-road ; Mr. Davey, King's-road. Theisen : Mr. Thompson. Mile EMI; Mr. Jenkins. Portman Nursery, New-road ; Messrs. Corrnack, and Son, Now-Cross Rent : Mr. Dickson. Coven!-srardeu ; Mr. Mae herson, No. Ilia Oxford-sit-eel ; Mr. Anderson, Botanic Gardens, Chelsea : and Mr. Smith and Co, Manelsester, ANDIIEW DIiNDIIASON, Nursery and Seedsman, Moe- Apple. Prig wn re-road. Tenses DAVVV. Kinn's-roid„ Chelsea. I.:LLIAAI a01.1:1):: gardens, Car-lira.. IA NSA RD'S PARMA M ENT.% IWRATE4. tit The Third Volume of the NEW RERIErt of this Work, which commences with the Accession of his present Ilnlesty, is ready for delitery. In this cud in the Seeund Volume will he found the whole of the imratant Proreed thee on the Rill of Pains and Penalties mitalitst her Majesty the Quicen. No pains hive been spared to give those Pro ryeduies with the greatest 'coiner. The Debates %%hie:• took place in the several stages of the Bill will be rosin I fie at great length. The elrditient Spe.ches of the emn sel who appeared for and against the BPI have been rare full) revised and corrected, and compared with tile Notes of the eminent Short-hand Writer Witte two noose , . obligingly communicated by the Agents on both sides for that purpose. And the Examinations in chief, the Cross-examinations. the Re-examinations. the Examinations of the lords. together with the Questions propounded to the Lea rued Jukes and their Answers, the sundry Reports. Protests, &c. dc. hat,• all been faithfully trance:Died from the Minutes and Jour nals of the House of Loris. The Editor. therefore. is in dared to hope. that he has not been unsucorssful in his en deavours to present the Public with the only compiete Re port oh a Proceeding whieL, iu iirerest and in inagititu !e, yields to none that ever occupied the attention of Parliament and of the Nation. Vol. IV. containing the Proceedi■gs from the opening of the present riessioa to Cut *I of ALAI, will iie publi.ited in a few weeks. a; All eommunietrions for this Work. if forwarded to Mr. Wright. No. 3, Pant..u-squa• is. or to Mr. T. C. Hansard. Peterborough-eoart. Fleet-street, will be carefully attesuied to ; but as an early publication of the Proceedinvi of each Session is eatreasely desirable; it is respectfully requested that such communications may be forwarded with as little delay as possible. London: Printed for Ilaldwin. Cradoek, and Joy I J. Rooker; Longman, Ilurst. Rees. Orate. and Hrown ; J. M. Richardson; Week, kim.rsiniry. Parbory. earl A!len ;J. Ilateliard end Son : J. It. few:ly and Son:: Jeffery end Son : Rfnlwell and Martin ; R IL *S as; Hudd and Ca:kin; J. Bocut ; and T. C. Mansard. Of whom may be had, I. The Parliamentary History of En, land. from the ear liest Period to the Year liit3; in 30 volumes. V. The Pat liautentary Debates. from Cie Veer 1803 to the Accession of hi, pre,.-nt Majesty ; iu 41 L"oianu t. 8. Howell's Complete Collection of State Trials; la tl V,oluint.i. 4. Howell's Modern State Trials, Vol. I. to IX. Ilomineta pagina nostra uapit. Oar page relates fa lIIIIIL—MARTIAL. Just pultlis'ied. price 3s, in hoards (Fifteenth E Mien), 11HE .LGIM of LIFE; u Non-Medical I!onnoten tat, on the indiscretions arising from Ilumin Frailty, in u'lich the Causes. Symptoms, and baneful Etfe6s of Liles 1 - enema. (ionorrham. - Strietnre, Seminal Wealitess. &e. are fully developed ; Part 11. contains some remarks on cer tain Female Compleints, in particular Sterility; Part 111. embraces Practical °inert - at:ores on Hesma) Ileli llty, tielf Abuse. am' Mental irritation, with some luteresting observa. thins no vegetable and animal lite; in Part IV. is a Series of Cases Diu .Irative of the peer...ling subjects. explaining_ theft' in a taisithr meaner. and the 11 hole addressed to *lt Youth and Maturity of both gees. By 00citi *Ad Co. Consulting Surgeons. London. attire heatis Oinnibna esse dedit. si qui; co,rooverit uti.—Ct.stlttan. Since Hewett to all the fend of bliss supplies, Its frugal application narks the rise. May be had at tti. Patertepder-ruw ; 39. Pall-Mall; 41. Pievidiny : Ili, Princes-street, Moho; 32. Fleet-street; 174. Fleet-street ; 441, West Smithfield ; IS: Cltes k isde, Lon don : Stevenson and Co., harks and Co.. Nornieh : R. Ora. 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Common; 114.1 / their Lord hips icrirep.its, the t i to lie priti!ed. cert.iin Return% . It Jail Feel Rill, Bill, the Ship arts Frauds Pr..- MI, were read a • bosons. ortation of Runt 'nes: !And! lii ii, I entirely thrtrigli r • • i RIC;:, and, after of BIANSINuTtPC, . rl of DoNsit'...ii• 1 .. ad a third time, , . , 1 IS. • . hat the evidence i 4', 1 IMPERIAt P.MLIAME, HOUSE OF LORDS.-FRIDAY, Mr. HROGDEN and ()therm Itrou, , lat up mon• the Mohair Unties Bill, the Bill, and the Husbandry Horses first time. Serge:►at Osshort retnrneol Ow Ili Hill. with a Message, ttatinz the arreell to the Aktenilnients n►ade by therein. Oa the inotian of the Earl of LA Husbandry Horses Hill, was ordered The Noble Rol then moved for i ramie, to the Entra Post.—Ortiere.l. The IVonl Importation the liar the Lind Commissioner. N VIIPS flouters Protection 18W, the Cin•itir Psi ven'ion Hill, null the Wool Ke L .ktry Hi third tittle, passed, and sent to the l'onr 'rue Coastiii , z Trade Hill, the Impor Irdl, the Irish Reveille,. 11111, Cie Sheerness and the Prison TM Rescue went respecti , Committers, and were reporte,l. LosuoN HARES. On the motion of the Earl of LtmEstici a short conversation between the Earl of the Loan CHANCE:IA.On, and the P,Arl mom:, the London Wharfs nil!, was read passed, and sent to the Com ttttt ns. Adjourned till Monday. HOUSE OF COMMON! Mr. FREEMAXTLE ohy.rved, that taken before the Water Supply Committer ought to he printed.—Ordered accordingly. The Metropolis Water Supply 1;i11 was ordered to he cournitt , d day fort. !gist. II