The Statesman. — London, England, 1814-04-28 00:00:00

* iso r6dP • A sot • r• .4171 , skit 9sa u) • t etia • . 1‘“ ,- .j -. 1 -11 "$ . 4 . t:Oi f tv,rit rty•froxe • ,' ;. . • hrottliii • It • . • ••••••• 1 , 1 • • • 14•14kri..., li n I v . I• . 1 NOR tiv . c•• • I ;15 1 '• j •.! •t; linl4 : 1.4111 Ii No. 25511. Pr .11# f THEVIAR ROYAL. I)RURY-LARR. TH" present EVENING, April 28, their ) -leeties' Serino's' wit! perform THE MERCHANT OF VENICE. lihylack, Mr. Kean, his 14its appearance iii this character. Ts w iU he added, A Dew Dramatic R imarice,„in three Acts, called THE WOODMic..NS HUT. • • *ales. is. Second. Price ls. 6d.—Pit, SG. 64. t Second price, 2,,—Lmiser *Komi Price, Is.—Upper 61$ levy, ; *vend Pike. 6d. •s . e • TiERATRE-ROY AL, COVAN T-GA ILD RN. S present EVENING, April 2.8, will be rrfoorirt.d. 'ANTONY AND CLEORATRA. . To which will ha aided, A New Graud Abiatic Spectacle, called • , SADAR AND KALASRADE; Or, THE WATERS OF OBLIVION. The flnnrs in he opened at half past dap o'cittpk, . 0 to be. f s.. *lli at half past six. . ? , CALMiU CHARITY. Just published. . . _ • • Tyree:One fligiiiag. for the bene fi t of the Charity, A REPORT from the Committee of Subscribers foreAnsetionaing the shit:tilos of the Irish Poor in this Metropolis, and , Promining the Educative° of their Childrtn." in OP4 Report ut, account will be given of the ezponditare of the Fund . entriivitd to the care of the. Committee, with the plan they promo: to carry into effret the object they have ill view to they of the distressed numerous poor at that gallant and h.gli.spirited cation, who, has fought oar battles and cultivated our soil, sad ill whom we are, In a great degree, indebted for the tier' pod bright prospect of the preset day. • Tag Report will be sold !), Mr9ri. Hodgson, Great Mary-le bonne-sweet I Mr. Lindsell, IViatpole-streett Mr. Roftker, Land-street: Mr. Hatchard, Piccadilly; and Mr. Richardson, 001.41? thr Royal Exchange. • he Subscribets nod Frieods to this Charity are earnestl: 'requested to meet en Monday, the so or May, at Oue o'clock at ihr ThateJaed House Tuvera s St: Janies's.wreet. EAST INDIA WAREHOUSES, Ns. 16, cfIEAPSIDE, VIERCI/ADZICS,and Dealers in Ulna Shawii t eb Ice India' Mastitis, &c. are respectfully infortnedto.7 giNV be supplied with the above nn the first tenws. " belle Shawls, &e. ea.:cht, the full price paid in Cash nr advantage d:m.4 ea chows& Tin; greatevi chnice,ef .Foldunable Goods, Fa:a•il' Listens, elegant Furniture, *c. Goods by ilte Piers surf Delay. • • • . . . . : 1 ' •• . , . . . .... ...) 11 ) • 1 : ' i i t. e.k • ' i i • ( b Il • i .... I ._. - li r ifi A il i e,qll4.. 2 edl i .. . z. : ' 7 ; " . ' iA ' , ' -. r . A . . A * . .' : , A . A A.' '. ' ' : ''.3! 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'. t , . ~ , • . - ~, g 84 ,•"'d .'epee;! .• 6 ; 'l 4 l .. '. a.n : -• • , ; a . ~ * a • . , .„, ~ , .• . ...1 f ,:il • Lei,liOdi•til 1.1 .1•44 i. .i ' .l .. 4, , eh: gisklitiki •,-...i Plitt • - - - 'NA WON 2/4611itee * fiery, -• ' : 10=4FitikabirfulfiCailit • • Widely* llair?Artf i • • --: I , * „„,„,„,....; 1••• i ••,; , A ' i . i •II 1 i • 3.. ii . I E 14t t 1k Lbottler. • ...i..; - -, DISTRESS IN ai /Litt. . ' r 7• . r WHILE *Europe, is eau. --ed o I a _ ; -i.,spi.i.- • . kn 1 ai, ' ifs. '1 iiA ' • The. CHANCELLOR. •ef-tbe -EXCHEQUER. - , replied, Met on mention whatever was made of Gut- * _ , prospect or peatt, any ev er y hems is devi ng the I ; 11011/SB 01 0 1.9110111, *Agats. 'IL - Goa delostPe ttem la n. theCo . , Convention referred to by the Hon. moat expressive means of givingoterN In dna •stemerrisn freliogs I i n The . i s which it excite ., the COMMITTER fderolieva l gDlSTßESS . • -- - ease' of Itarder and Cunningham,. Mr.: • in GERMANY deem it scarcely aspdful to remind B r u n* , Leach and • Mr. needier' sidle . hea rd . as Cosinisel for ; .hgr. Alderman A.TKIN - S objected to the undue thlit there Is no- mode or ropier,* le' preisperity, ao way of this'Appellant. The further hearing was flied for refesen . i phoing - u gratitude to Ai d PrOridtnce for eke bless • F r i i i s , p 411 whiab the proposition before the Commit. • • t i s • more noble tban r the,relief of the distressed, Me rescue of those 1 ' - 1* • ' tee- wseld give to those whose Sugars were bonded. i - d who are rendyto perish. The Deceirsity, so often stated, for aid ✓ to the suWering Germano. rein exists : nab hiss already 111 Class otill'illan and Willan was postponed Mr. ROSE Observed, that the preference alluded. beta , to MOnday next. 1 • - 4 ' n e , et"e w at e i sr 7 ""' h " be " c " ribui r l ' 61111 '' In 'the Appeal:of Surtees and Others's,. Allan, the .4 - ' ,A v4ts r. W ar r eci Til b liE t A he Et ex tbo istill ugli g I : v ;roper to put an. quet to i c a ede gi4e .. :1 • _ .as, promptly remitted, to alleviate sorrows. which thee*, circanstanees Of this country will scarcely enable us ' ylo jOdenlent Of the Court below was confirmed. other • • - . coueelie of. But there are millions of Suferen tow the I lltwid of Charity unit yet be egssoleg„ ;0 stye. Fifer um war , . In thecase of Grier and Mitchell, the 4udgment of G tw u:tial n o lt u m pe l" -ie wilel Swed iler eO , it • ; 4 2. 2 a i tv n ; 1 • in* the Proverb, that ‘' He, who elves pro m p t i f , g k es g a i s to w ; the Conn below was reversed with the consent of 'whether it was - resolved to force /ha Norwegians to .. , - ' Mare applicable thari at present. Details et Mese diatrales 'tho partied, ? or the purpose of awarding a venire fa- submit to the Swedish Government ; but stilt '.., P i - : Witt he found in the Reports of tins Coalmine., sisirlds,'llreAlil do de Iwo. • more, as Papers for Chemises and Gongreptinals sess, be,bhd at Oshe begged to repeat the question, Whether our-cruisers Loodon Tavern • and lit Ackermalm s, Straod; to tee number r ' Lor is SIIEFFIELD presented a Petition from the I had been ordered to intercept the ,supply .of prosi- er. 25, gratis; and above tharmember, on large. Osier at' lib Shipeturldirs of Barnstaple, complaining of the I sions to Norway ?To this latter question, which • I. 1 , I and mall paper at 2s. per hundred. , • . '. ii• Itanitilik tee east India-built Ships of British Re- , the Right Honourable Gentleman had on a .preriosie . ~.. ~• - SUJISCILIFTIOIs SINCE IIIICISIVEN. - . la 1 te. 1 - . I question declined to answer, be should expect' that :• (. ... ' • , ... Amount alreastj advertised • 5e 17,460 16 6 Sit Bt , Ridley Lord Milton, and other Members :: t n h o e a ßi ns g w h e t r li , oonrosuotnraebalesnGswe -.. 1 ' 9 . 11 JIM* 4 4 /* W"°494" . ZeZ: Ro n e eg w i ‘ o t sie b , iI , brought up from the Commons this London Dock e a r tl t eln hat an ih w o o u u l i d d 'e be itb - er distitt . 1. i f If. and H. I Improvement Bill, and other Local Bills, which were ; and intelligible. . • eoulby, Wakefield, The Parish of In - ' • ,. ; 20gs. each • 42 0 Ilatesttmes per Re v. 109.6 d. I severally read a first time.' .! J. Lewis I The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUE% 1 At Messrs. Barclay and Co. Mr, M. Guntborpe aes 01 The First Report of the , Royal Canal Commis- ; said, that he had already given all the answcr in his .! is Society of Friends at Mr. Jobn Waite 1 1 , stoners in Ireland was pre !! at at the bar, from r power with-respect to Guadeloupe, and that the case , Bristol 5e633 13 Mr. William Boyles 1 at" At Maus. Smith, Payne, Widow Codirr I . 1 0 0 ! the Secretary of State's OffiOe'of Ireland. of Norway was to be considered in the general era .. in • '•• • ' and Co. • Rev. Williana Pattesoo 2 0 ARNOlffil fi g .;.- ' ' • rangenient. w Rev. E. Ilowin St. Capt. J. Mildenstein 5 o The FAT! of LIVERPM 1- L se and said; that he M r . WHITBREAD expressed his happiness. to ... d ! •Werberg'•,, Dir:•by 1 0 Crew of the Russian ' was authorised , k , b 1 his Itclai ItiShnese the Prince i hear that the fate of Norway was still • open to H is. • . :d Collection at the Pa- ship Susannah Do- -7 . 0 Regent to acquaint the House that a Convention had • Dr 1 risk Church of rothea ! cussion; but yet the Right Honourable Gentleman 1 (.lestwortb , Lin- Mrs. E. . 1 o' . been signed on the pact of his Royel Highness with I had given no answer with respect to the alleged order e-1 coinshire fit. us. 3d. Messrs. A. Mut sad CII• &0 : 1. ii the G overnmentFrance , fora Cessation of • of - C ' H• 0.5- Ito intercept the supply of provisions to Norway. .41 - At Messrs. Vern, ars' Smart, nod Co. Mrs. A. Hunt Colleition at the Pa- tilities by Sea and Land. lie hoped to have the sa- 1 Mr. WM. SMITH professed himself peculiarly ,I,Josepn Wilitloy, Esq. 5 0 risb Church of Tut- ly Ir. indily. sq. 5 0 bury, Stiffordshire, : difaction, as soon as the ratifications were exchanged, , glad to learn that the case of Norway was still to lay a copy of this Treaty before their Lordships, !, open to discussion ; and be hoped that the Nor. I, 'At hieises. Bosanquet and Co . per Rev. G. W. '• :( I,Fasniiy scraps 21. ss. se. Vutchinsim 251. 10s. 911. -The House then adjourned. _ 1 At Messrs. Birch one Co. The Corporation of wegiaos world not be excluded from the exercise of IJ. Groom., Esq. Walsall * Stafford- • ~ , that right which legitimately belonged to all nations, • +, - • Brodapton 5 0 shire '5O 0. • Ili'dUSE . OF COMMONS. , namely, the choice of their own Government. In- .1. .• . 1 1, s yri s Wyatt, Esq. Collected after a Ser- ' . VI iv . Albaily • • 5 0 moo. preached by Mr. COOPER brought in a Bill for the better 1 deed,afteethe French had been allowed to assert that 1 • 7,.• N. J. H.'nuil J. 'EI. S 6 Rev. T. Grove Si 0 i Regulation of Public Infirmaries in Ireland.-Read right, which, as a friend to general justice, he trust. ! ; , ll* At ,Cmonsirter Room . Ditto after a Sermon,.. ' a first time and ordered to be read a second time on ed they would be always. able to maintain, should . •--: IS- 1 ; Ti, e Mayor of Dab per Rev. J. H. l• / Is.'s son th , * 5 0 Spurrier ID. 17s. 10ii. ; the 6th of May. i the Norwegians be compelled to submit to Sweden, Iseirl. H. Holdslorth, loslividual Subsea's- I Mr. Johnson presented from the Irish Secretary I the] whole affair would be reduced to a question of I • Esq. ,M. P. 10 0 tions from the town - E. P. Bastard, Esq. And vicinity of oral - of State's Office certain Reports of the Commission- I strength, and it would appear that the French were . ~ I . I M. P. 10 0 sail 1‘211.18,..811. • ers of Enquiry in Ireland, with respect to the,Caisais I allowed to exercise a right because they were strong, , Rev. R. Holdavorth • 1 0 Collection at Wnnd- of that country.---Ordered., to .l ie on. the table ) cud : from which right the Norwegians were excluded bra 5, , chatt e l flold.soorth 1 0 bridge Mecting,Suf- A Ltd , Vine and liolthierortis 5 0 folk. by Rev. C. ,tts be printed. . . . .. j•csiese they were weak. But he hoped and trusted, . 4 Mie.• Hire 1 0 Price, per George . ,- i On the motion of Lord EttRINGTON, a Return ! that hheuld the Norwegians be so unjustly treated- I litr. A. Pinson 1 -01 Ely, Esq. 25 '1 I was ordered of the Assessments in Devonshire, un- ' shook' the Allies be capable of . acting so inoonsist. • in ! . _ tr. i . ~ i der the 47th of the King. i °idly, the British Parliament, and that House in .. ' I' 4.0 mum. Barnett, and Co. A Donation from Dor. i • nil , hs N. KR inderslev : Esq. /e 5 5 ham , El 1 I Alderman ATKINS presented a Petition from . peotteulor, would never consent to sanction the deed. Rutheu and other Con- , Al me•lae/i Child and Cit. I the fillip Caulkers of London , against the East India i• The ClIANt:E1.1,011. of the EX.CHEQUER , i9O. . 1 . treantions .of th e • • C. earl S. W. 2 o a Wel:h Colvioistic CoLeeti.:n at Mon- ' Ship-building Bill.--Ordered to lie on the table. . conceived, that as long as the case of Norway re- ii..i • Methodists. per' haw church,. Had- Mr. PROTREROE presented a Petition from mairl44, as he had stated, open fordiecussion,^ale. 7 i Clough rout Co. tn. 7r.6d. forailli rel. abet a ' •1 : t.. a i B a ptism comma- •1 . Serianst,per Rev. It. 6000 Mechanics and Artificers of Bristol, against the sirable arrangement was not likely to be progioted by easy discussion in that Houseo-4//eari! hear ! on td, • •rn Per.kta .. 11• V. -.IL. Benciscroft ,g,O ; repeal of the bth of Elizabeth, with regard to Ap-' r Nal t Mears. Browo, CA col. Serjeantson and ,:. etial -• ' add Ca; •'•• • Pasertly. normest • 1 petAticatbips•-Ordered , to lie on the table; as was , the hhinisteriqi liencheo.l , . . •• , ~ - • • s ( " I ' LA, Petition presented by Mr. ROSE, of an oppositni., _tdr---c-35(....-1111411et It. maiill.bll--..- • . 4...4 i I Pa,lsellbrock Lead- • litmlisshire • 11 'II . • 1 mine unalrny 1u.5 0 Rev. H. Ellley 5 5 ;Impart, which Petition the Right Hon. Gentleman •• proper on the p art of the Right Houpurable Gentle. John Llosd, Esq. In lu Mrs. Elsie 11 ! m id was s i gne d by 60 man y persons as ma de th e man to decline - ans:reribg any - questlon relettve to b‘ ; Iticiaril govett, Esq... 10 , 10 Eieword Garter, P.M 2 It -• s IT I Bev. A. H. ,1 s, ii, J. cone ,... K . q . ' 1 , 4 i _sr.,oole of the Petitiouera before the House, againlir Veltrlywhich were the sall/teetof c pen din g cllpttime , , q ,e - 1 A. B. 1 0 Rev. J. R. tiurnan 1 1 the enforcement of the Statute alluded to, amount to „ tid diticuallion. But a question•had 'beets put with ) of 1-• At Meevs. Mastermao Colleetido In the Fa.' 4 no less than 40 000 • I regard to a matter of fedi "namely, whother en order le and Co. rish of .Burnieitessi , s .. . he- kw T l. V a r . n gig. ti 0 yortshire •711 ; .. trir. ROSE gave notice.of a motion for to-morrow had been isseod to prevent-the Norwegians troth he- . 10 0 'Ai Melts's. Carries, • i upon the subject of the Convoy Act, for the paipeae, . log supplied with provisions.? to which question - the , .., Oa. m ia,,Xiarotreet • •' b 5' . ••• leallteis. and Co. '; i I oParish of ., iiiiparsen. , • • ts we could understand him, of contingiug, that Act . -Right Honourable Gentleman, had veturned•nb an- • H. Alciiii , . •W. Wells 2' (1 Wilts 31. lis. 3d. I during the sear with America. ..,,;„„., r ..,, , .• • sorer, and•he (Mr. W.) was net' sisrpriserl!•tO i find ! • t ' 1 " : ° Ottm - lor -_ R • '''''` • I The Right Hon. Gentleman als o. -gave notico of a that a strong feeling had been excited by thi4 alle g ed '. I •• a ;.At Me ssrs . Henry Iloare dila - - 31 ' 11 11S 6d.. and Co. H . 0, , ;olden . Esq .' 'motion for to-morro w , relative to any Ships seized . order. On the contrary,! het would have teen ex- . ; tremely surprised if such a feeling hid not been ma. mall *iv. Henry Wynne 5 0 alrachester , 21 oin the pursuit of the Slave Trade. • • 5 421" 1r. fr nu icha;rl IfillightoM I l l ; igvt A 1 1 , 44 0 ' . . 4 .44 r. une . , t , 4 ; a " 10 o l' The considetatiou of the proposition. of Xr. Lush- ' nifested ; and. if ' the fats or• N orwa y had net excited ) . 1 Richard Toiler, Eso. 5 .4 .- At Hantaterslers. ington f with respect to marking Itopylipasets,' was a lively interest in Abb. country, for there was a . i sad At Sir • J. Eneboa, gait. 114 Dr: Non. All ' t jankm . o ... .t_ Jill ider. , , •••• it it. , striltitig ansfiegy betweewthe camel' Spaiti end that •.' Frietek by tlor•Ret.lk'''t I : 'erlinoli . COVielle, ote •- ' • ,; of •Nnawity. 'ln both cases-the Sovereign surrendered IS.' . -., Fiehkof..Wessisetys • • • , lad • ~... . 33 1 , . C ESSATION Or HOSTILITISS._, - , _e • _;_' fi. Wfai 111:iir,_ 1 The CIIANCELL.OII , of the . I ;,WiIEcti„TER tho;Goverbaseet to . a Foreign State, ande•inlbotti .l :- • upon-Trim, pea- . thus asserting thele. - Olett t •n. 0 ,4 eastarshlte i '' "".. "re '2 . f ii ,,"(ii , 'Conek•." ditto 1 1 : iaid that be felt greatkatisfaction in. t c : oinktatti9ating . oasea•the people resisted, Tor C4l ri l s eci b Ch im urth l o be t ' att. c ,- r . . Tter..i7n,','..fitruyitrim'rerd; ; ''„ I:to. the Rouse, thet,e Cbolzt iop , . for tim,-, c r gaselion of , legitimate. rights, demonstrating that the people were I - ' 5 , h •• fdrit,"per Itiv..y..mi,___•• • 1 10 10 ' hostilities by Sadt,,,s, ell,..j r a bed been .aeiseludeil be.; stet to be scheduled away by the mete acts N. ! die So; - . 1114 I i EOM 1. " ''' ' ' 1111/9191., 7d: ' ' Y r" ll ''' '• i tween • his Majesty Government and th e.: 1 eereigvn - "Illear , hear 1 • '. •.' Min , 4 , IL IfilieriPASlT 4 Tedeithii.tohtioeilit:ity o f London Ta- I ment of France Tr iperse l ,A74-7.e pecteirat t w,hieli va Arese ita Chancellor of the . Bxdrect , uer's Prii_po , ifition nte veil; -Lloyd's oollealleise l• 66ikir trills:#*4 add at all 04 4 Convention it wp,Aseheltle. . ciesc‘Ragetat isonisl was agreed to, the House resumed, and . thi Report e eW Bankers itTowit ail Chlllutry. ' • ' • • •oli ' - direct i e be laid i'e•fro t9litiar , ---. 97!t-J - -I! ' .!.5... Mit/ordered' to•be received to-morrow. . ,1. , c , ,; .-'..1. :s.U.n.•II.4IVAWrIN.,••• -2 seentaries . tittikß,li . t 4. :, - • - - 4 - • trite House in Ciiitimittee 'o ri the 40tli •of ' the Ml‘ LUtiii HOWARD, 5I ~1., • • , isso a Committee . open the Sugar Drawback Bill, Ridif, ad'opted a propOtiden of Mr. Peels for grant- , the CIIA NCELLOIVef the ViCCIIEQUEIt made Ihrtiff additional allOwance a 6001. a year to irish % • "'- ' 2 ..... -: -.' '' I '"S i dLES. ' ''''`' ..)" •' 1 . esairtisservedbas; witch :it asniimpoieietirdistinctly jdges,. upon retirlefftbet Olt ce.-Report - td,mor. s „ Pi , I erg' •7 - 7 ' "•; '• ' -1 : -•• :-.:..014.1 • ' ' eaeldliect freer elle lewitune• to' %stab 0ii941;%.14e. des .. . ~. . •• • • . • - ~, I , • Of , . zi_i i• . ,; ......._ +I t e 4 ~. ~ grcrtit t emp l oy • Atitti , s. • fagged; bat *IP wadtritoactithetßight fittit. , Geilt • •t. •••-, ' POOR I.A• . ' . • . • 7 , By Messrs.' s'A Int* pierto; `a' nansris proposition*, be; , that ids .130tiell ied'Ora Sir fE.'•"Bit VDGES, , ' after :tome prefatorinfisiorva. ~ "4 AS liefrite " iti "' c""6"""' w"")all°w' h i m ' Ilicki seloichwalstoit'peessitt with tesiiilt4•Aoike•exa 1 ^,• . T IN a TiselF4 •• - - . non:: I . , hi ts moved forteave to bring In a Bill Walledng i - ~ 1 7- ,_ 1 llClHE.fellowing IjOikitS, sc..a pair a bay Chia : P °rtati°° of Sager , ehindrl continee -the same until ' amending the Poor Laws . . T,tie main iltiiittrons toe r ;„ ; *G el ai atl . 15 b i „,4 „ 1 , 4 a I „, g bo o. 04 • 7 ,,,, 5 , „ id . 1 , eberstient April, 18/3rintleifiltieri - ilikt - wldtee con- which I#e Hon. Baronet- propeWd " were, that'' +r- IS* glpitrid, and temperate in bah &Mile anrftingie harness; a bravo ; lidaliskie fall io thevrice'bcf•thst • 1114 - - 1 4 4 . 1 ---" t rhis P 5- stini• r t e-..Meth 6 - parish for iii:o...ertnitt nurnhet of tbo !Gelding, 15 bands three *Ams bid, fivei obtain a settlement, even - without rent, sad- vor g e bte c kver maims bine, t.. can ion heavy domestic chaise, _ .. Years ` 44 ‘ 10 " 4 / . ..re' ! position, which he observed was renslitedrfreedient 1 * ye a rs a lf)l n e oreo in a feur.w heeled you ; it ritesaut fielding. 15 hoods blglt; 'nand clever Iriekney ; a bay Mare, It heads three inch's; . I w bf o tlieorestoration of St. Croix to Denmark, and the' big-ationse or paying parochial dues ; that paupers . • 04 Would not be removed for-temporary relief, or to ob. bable surrender of other Colonies,' the . Right i 74 awl ; a goad parlay Mare t a handsome grey Wray . WM 1 0 ..... n Gentleman said was to refer only to clayeTtrs 1: longed,taiivniedical• aid, to the pallidi - to which they be. • 10 ! pars old, snood, , with capital ;idio t s, .eulculiat.d to carry • ra, and not to istind to the relined. but that such relief' end aid shoal& be ad. ~ 6 6 i young Gentleman ; some clever hachnies nod vg bases, ta gi o4 'raw 4 100 . , 11. Q . Mlitifirai, with heroes' compirle for data . fuse one-bend ' the system would continue the same as it was settled I ministered by the parish id' *filets the pauper might A, .0 6 chaises, twit las-cuss. and sundry lots of ha s aesna,. . !I n payylvileF blot,. Witkosittrny . change , until that Pe' I reside, to betubsequently defrayid by the ' parish to 0 n To be viewed the Morning of Sole . . 0•0 - Public Sale Days tarry Tuesday and Tharulay: rfod should arrive wbeikit !Eould become proper to w hi c h he.heleeged.. ../",.. 3 0 • M . LbCKElAßT`thooght that the compulsory .. s e ta Dukessreet, Manchesterequere. . nays however pro tha4 car colonial produce. - 4d44 removal et paupers should in no case be allowed, but s, 5 0 0 , Superlatively ak licienebold Fu rn itore, testa, r broke, sofa. and Foe Wiles, a vale**, a "Jr of beammd f should be secared.the preference of our own market. • I usutioit. that should the pauper consent, he might remain ... 0 . - drawTn a ;rtom suit, consistiog of four freest drape s wiwfate ' The Right Hon. Getjensee.ceecluded.with. _ . ►wherever he became necessitated to receive with elf' co rn ices ; siateen• ' for substituting a new Schedule !qv tkatalfrefewo , sa rel i e f , chain " " 111.41 ehkieP ' I " °6 " ' a - P ee "-A. the Act of the.4stit of titiiiCi44. .. S 6 , , Crime a / 1; •Illefutly urrangedued taro fi 0 • I parochial and that such relief ihoeld be granted him. in ' •••' •"' ' that parish, to h e repaid by Ilia' •lah, to which the 4 i- 6 0 iside• board, with browse fisnres, bolding two liens amii.o Y I two large chitairey.glsses, in *gout l oodern ; Mr. 1Y flITBItEA1:1, from the motifs* .er st.. . ' suer der of - wee • cream drawing-mai lustre ditto ; candlesticks, and Croix, en d . the allusion to the probable ep . i•• paup er , l a betongel.., , , ! Lib r as ; Oog cut Is la.. .and chitin, etc. ite. ; the property of words from Mr: i;RESTON and Mr. • stO , trench G en tl e man o f d i s d ec a sei resure i og la France . . , other Colonies, teok . .. occasion . to ask,. Whethe . r i dle .44 w A si n tra 4 , 'rho promises to aid the Mover's • a 10 i TO BE 80L0 BY AUCTION, •• , By Mr. JOHN GILL, , object,' whic h '. Pri a.great m eas u r e co r res p onded wit 6. 0 "4 iention which had been thri,i;:day' 'announeed 'to the 9 0 On the Premise., No. 15. Duke-strert, Manehester-square, u the proposition which he some, Teets since submitted ~ • ! l- TO-MORROW, April 29, at Twelve o'Clock, . uonse r and also to expresa,a bops that after the :gratifypng intelligence Which we, bad received of the to that House, the motion was agreed to. The Bill ; nine was 4n:inert i n, read a first :time, or red to be i h id. i LL the Excelleist EFFECTS, comprising hi'l44ipagniiiiiinoes achievements, nod the still moremag. printed ati4 to be read a second tune skit day . fort. .'t ht ' I ca . 1in0,,, 6 "it e me g an i. t ri kr P out nifoottolrylierelmarell fiat-1! a gr l 4 ll 2, I . ", , eilllo ‘ o . 1 sit= the Allies, it was • not intended e no . . . - . N . r • • redlt ; et norsuces ; 'leaf aid cottage ditto. prime seas oned 011ie 'Reuther beds:aid 'viable bedding; parlour sad bee vela whs.. 0 odinek iltie compel Norway to s u bmit to the Gefernment of . 1 iloweden; , - . 7 '... at least that tint country "meld., take no ,the[ ldow c.,,urlains• Arenas and Wilson Ohreels. some ef . wirlfl! , . a :;;. ." use of force for such .., ;rep yto a question TOM G I erman .• ; slick .ore or very iztrge diratnsiom, pier g lass- s and mirrors In no' i Pi" in the other carved and gilt franses„a set of Wilkinson's patent dining tables, I en -unjust purpose, ski S•' fbe CHANCELLOR .•of the EXCHEQUER suit - I 44 1 1-raf• , • 'but above all, that wi ShOuld not join ill the alto- catalogues to be bad on the:Pombal. , nimble system of starting Norwstinto submission I stated, 041 live duties epee raw and cloyed sugar . . $ .4 • . • .. * • . ' . • . • ~ • , .... ~,.. _ ___ 86181/ X QUIT 6 , NEW ! VYTON Stock4Kolrfsr 2 Ca:111411, and 18, 1 H . I Creersors -sweet, fespeciftilly acquaints lii Friend- and lb• Public. that every Adventarer in the present Lottery has • -Dentile etae jfir(e, OE4I ihe Gnitigols in rite Vottery whit+ begins Me* 'rumba.. canal siax ?alio 1,5.0091.1t1.010i. 5111 (h. Rer. haul N:, Unflteeafelitwir ',Vibe first 50 Blanks ilraa'it the Virst or Secand,l)rty of Moven-1k min be enti.led to Ten Tietets to the.Nr.l Lour rv, aphid' coonatis Q E,R'tile of *4(%0.111re hf 70.0. &e. b) erliiit menus the It* extra p, ize. p Top ifteltrts early give the Parrinier bt iirery Titket a 4.fiiihit. obtaining airy ..f the C4psiftla he: ilimu Flint _Winery, of VOA*. 90,0i101. or rye's SU ,COOI. in the Seer** ; f attn. • , Larn•rs Tirkris :ant Shares ate Selling by ' Eytoa, 2;6;roltitt end Id. Coventry-street, where all Prizes are paid on (*APl's*, ."4 de g as :is tqp i rot* red4,l,..ibsted ostaag s . . * •to none,* cH A NCH LOTTERY.. • - Wifirirmid 'Co. the Contraitori, remind the Pah- IL' iht that Me Drawing of iht present Lotter.. betite 1 FOCF 111 / 10 W 4 ~30f P 1 47 4 f . every r.vrrhiuer of a TiLir.gt pr lha, 64 i hr " nie o Two distilitkl;rittiries,. tip, indcpentlent 1 Illie NU notosinr of-Prizes in the &Rime, On Thnullittil 'Mt kelt to tbe following loittery, ;ore ;divided' moon the lilaitino and present a combined Cbriogetkof tie fPoowlag Caopitl.-,:--• " 2 . ..... 0f....50A 1 , 0 00 10' 0f.... ,El, • • I $ I . b,0e..2 .. , .200 2' 3,010 St' • In° • oftl ..,...'... 4.. ' ' 20:83 '' a Ain, £llO, the. Ate. alto /tail ,Sharev are On Sa t le,,ite49 - it variety, at Sl'l IET and Co. s (11fites, • • • .NO. H, Poultry ; ' • - kb.ll, Alelgate 31110 . - • Hs GlialiDPCrP l9 l.; i ~ • • •ilreel 1- Where the foil Sflmme, lei* svefy ,particular, tatty be had iv 511, Is/ 41 1 Cornhill, and 9, Charing-cross, en , Jig tottilligiviitiders AI amp eielsteoding Shrtreo of Capll Fri see, solitttihe &Attu githitte r , to, brkfe thaw for Payta k eltp, exchange for Tidlet4 age aihar•tt. in kne Ntni Lottery to 1 Drawn the 9tl :will 10th at West Ittohni; the Seheti2 tir . 101411. h, sew ; Pi' the rirt , t 50. illat.h 3 . &Oafs .then iltit i Dikyi ...atil or *lett 50 Ultinks.drown the SeemickMaA ICAO P*Cji 1 e T t . .7 1 4! the produce of 10 Ticket 3 in the siefpoillAttery to drattktit Jone, by•whieh r.htYa Betteeltillte Gistititis teeth e ' LW tor' , 611 . 1,4 41 4ti1ited• t,- . • 219ti0•-•:" • .i .. 3 , 7 - A I:te wit !. % oliery cpolsi* or - °eq. , 11„09, Ti itetvkittl Roll 0:, , bird • • I Prize or -.. ii0)11n L 4,..Pgito of ......4X4113 ••• , I 1.1,40 I ....... - Ithitt4s•knet Shaw,' teed ~ f itlieti'hY aikli; who. Ili thti' )ttel 111.4 thhhei lag htwoth. 94 It in, t4linerom 440. jb.lll4taierier X20.0_0, No. 5,9:41.1, a Prise of 4'4 4 0, .No. 4.17:4 6 . ? theti11e: SlitiU, &A% &e. schema ot the New Lottery nalptchad grttie ale 4, awe% big, ow, kflomipiperotth • . oeutej I: .r- -- • f , lO . •• • T .,..,. A o simmo:4is and cso:•iiti ß iifp lbr. ae . " - vitspt o. ti 11 1 Nobility.„mul Public itreaera ~. that bar, rpm k in pet cent . Inslit p lace OT C 101111'.6, hy ay Prig th th TAILOR'S O'OMP AN Y ol' F ICES, ini. • • • e* Bond , Street ; No. 8 and 481, Strand, near Chaiing Crom. ' f Ilihjalaed is ft Sketch of the Reedy Money PIIICEIB : se,t Superfine Out' • . . £3.15, ID 44 .4 7 Pitto,§upeKtioe, ar Super Great Coats . . .3 10, to ,„ 5 I Wies`'lletits • . 60to 4 el 6 Toileart ur Marseille; Wai=tcoats • .0 itritil Wit Ville White Ditto, Dress Ditto . OlB •Ics sot , iii Stich Black Silk Ditto . . , 16 Mt 4 AO. Wanted Stocking Pantaloons • 1 6 tit ' r lit Ditto-S-Thread, very stout . . . 118 - tai :2. '3 reib PantahLiat . . ..112to - S I rveymere Ditto . ' 2 2 to 2 5 Breeches . . . 1 6 to 113 Prime Leather Ditto . 211 to 3 3 LIiERIB9. Thiffel Jacket and Wnistcoat,and Cord Breeches • 3IS ~,, reitiniow ____ . Suite Livery ,C 3 0 to 5 10 illuttout Coat 9 0 *to S 16 stout Box Coat 615t06 10 I Qveralls . 1 2tol 16 Terms of Contract by the Yearom consideration of returning their old ones s 9 Salts per Year . .€l7 0I 5 Suit. per Year L 23 .. 4 Ditto -2 0 6 inn ot f • :Al 10 / TO BI: SOLO BY 4VCTION, On the same pri::ci ;le, for Coats only . : , . By Mr. JOHN BILL, ' S Cnotsper Test , EI S ig 5 'Gnats per Year Xl6. 0 I violin's which had 1 Ditto I 1 , 6 Ditto No. 15 . Doke-slrek, lenehester - squariii House and also ' . 19 0 On the Prestsices, TO-MORROW, April 29, at Twelve o'Clock, ,1: 9 . . Gentlemen an kilobit their respective reelinents , or going .-. i;gratitypng intelligence ..; abro a d, eaa j otios o rd e red by nts R.ll. the Cfmortonder,in-CbieL LL the Lxcellent EFFECTS, comprising MOW , . , Lobes' itiilieF pre..,es uudYpintic gesitlcaten'sllusor Ditm I, some lofty otAbogAny dotthle martyred fostpst ' Fillign,nlll" Ills trade la it mtperror;lw • elcent . furnitnne tastefully made up with Obi f lyiliiMOOS equitrnf s:.frr Th.esravapnwsciarge sit Wien swilesake NO give long credit' , gni' itorincev ; • tent' aid cottage ditto. prime seasoned . gill* rt. ocienpei 144rwa ila been 0 n ewel o f complaint, A. S. and Co. =Awe G h m Public ' l l, ;kr beds:nod imitable bedding; psulour and bee robin wto• ; ;0 —1 try Will 6 a unsterial did . rce nee in their pric s from other ! s o w curtains. Bronsels .and Wilton cOrpots, some of witich .'iolvFuen; at beige houses in • •drebedithinglieeir bmi r eeeL for quick .car ed f very Vitrte tiliatnsinio, pier glass- s and mirrors in rich i patt in, the use P a Yncidi theta- air ' ;ins sistt fort leis nomey than other cary and gilt frames.a set of Wilkinton's patent dining rabien, i b u t a b ove f ol, i riethes prchssel r goods fur s —Gentlemen in Ite country sup- I ikti t -lkg. • • • lOW . 4.,...y vend).. adivokeir pprente rt o rt u okt pit. 1 so to he had on tbs. Prosaism. GOA tig , • mumble system . • . :: . t • t-. • '2 . •