The Statesman. — London, England, 1814-06-22 00:00:00

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'• • THE Fourth Anniversary DINNER of the Sub scribers aid Friend. of the Imitation fur pr.ottelimit the Rdneation of the Labouring and Matsfaeturisig Classes of So ciety. of every Relitous Pere. will tw held o nFridai•, vetrth inst. at the Freetrowou'. Taves'. Gre. t Queets.street, Lincoln's Imt.leles, the Moot Nobk the Marquis of Laord.owite la the Chairoopported by their Royal Higisausses the Dukes 4 Kent-and Sower. Tickets, 164. each, maybe had of the Thirty-Wren Stewards; in the Bar of the Torero; of Mr. Cor-ton. 50, Ludgate idnett ; said of Mr. Plating, Royal Free School, Borough-road. All Ticker Loved of the date of 24th May, will he received. 3 !ENT. 0 4 , Noble Lord had Shown his jadement in selecting hem the rest. He did not know of shy biker mode BOUtlil OF .LORDS, loos 2 1 . . ,1 Of ascertaining' the truth of such'complii, nts, *heti ni.dlnieieitfiereflthofeLsiwtAliidwEitßkDpAeeLraE4seoveditivotorseapos;pzeicet.the 1:10116 r.. i brought before their Lordship s, than by the appoint • ''frieloreeir,9lllcer Wooded with the Accost's or Previdova • I ntent of &solemn comniission to enquire into the foe dicta**, • 11 4 0 Plialr from JaiwarY 1 , tiSll. to Julie IL facts. But Parliament would not be warranted in Hi& • , - \.. . , e. • . ~..,_. GLOUCESTER GAOL. solid grounds proceeding to so solemn a step, .without having very art STALWROPE rase to make his motion re. latlie,to the Petition of John Perrin, a prisoner con of injustice and oppression laid before them. He agreed with the fined in Gloucester Gaol.. Their Lordships would Noble Bill, that it d • - noliequire any reference to a particular Act. Of Pap di recollect, be said, that they had already agreed to lianieol to prove the Illegality of detaining the pail • the Petition lying on the table. They h a d a l so • Boners' letters. He ban: a.. 0 an undotshted eight ,td' . ti free e `founded* proceeding upon it, for they had ord e red the have cess tolegal ed•ire. •But then _thine ',Rules. and Regulations hung up i n the p iison to be were cases in which , it - often happered that persOna hid before the House, a proof that - they I ntended to were admitted under . and improper purpose. His L this pretext for a very different tor. into the matter of the Petition. One of the elle- -orditlii? the'. •eail gations in it wu, that all letters sent to or from per- some of the other allegations in the Petition, at. ittit Ifittia eonfined in the gaol (debtors riot excepted) were tied, and solsetimes detained by ' order of the • Ing 7 e the prisoners were locked up from die in the eiettl to eight next day s that they had no firing, that 4 ,y. t ... , Th er ij oaer ( p en i s ) 8 1 96 , 40 44 hi mse lf t o knives and forkS were not allowed them, 44 whereby • adv i sers . ; eseii, Image of God, is compelled to gnaw Mt *Wired. tree laterchdris With his legal i food like the dogs." His Lordship. Concluded Wilk Four, in such a dictation, be'woula be g lad to know that 'he 'believed tiny Noble Lord who iy be aa.. .... i how the prisoner in this free country could have his 1 61 "Plittfii • at Michaelmas reit. • at common law ; and he should be glad if ! read the', whole of the Petition through, would have The home stands in a small eleasare-eround, .the reads ' . to ' . i . t . " N IY• • 1, little doubt, from, itt style and manner, that llarlia. are ezcrlient. It is distant about 10 miles from bridgesrater, 12 aby oble Lora, who thoight if possible, would Ta meat ought to hate farther grounds before they catis Ataßto's FIER AND LIFE INSUReNCECOAIPANY, ! from Taunton, three from Stowey, aid nee MHO the Bristol f orm the House hew that remedy could reach him NEW RR IDGESTREKT. BL a CKFRIARS, • Channel. A post to the house every day. Tie Wafture sow in the be Is.good and. modem, and may be bad by appraise- through this interreption of ' correspondence with his ' - anted tive t o bat . . • EMPOWERED HY ACT OF PARLIAMF.NT, , meat. friends, and privation of ieet advice. It was his . Lord 11OLLAND was of . opiniodi'tirat ii ail . VOR Insurance from Flit K, and on LlyEs ; : • For particulan apply to the Rev. H. Peak, Vitsysouth; if .n.' Had fmr the (Irani and Purchase of ANNUITIES. i i by letter , post paid. fuserances fain. g due at MIDSUMMER will expire MAUI •- rewired w iv•in Shrewd:A,. from lb it period. I • ilWieg. . tidos. ) lad also for *ltftesses to establish their truth 14 Indeed an Nob ole Lord stood op to contradict Tlit9Aorroil of Fire 'nominee roomed by this Contpany'ef• 1 WHEN Men of Education - and Professional- 9 rod. en. ry advantage which such a security can b iel.l. 'On le. " or faleelseed for wtth t wit it • pes ' i the faitio'statted the Petitionif admitting , on nesse', Will IM 111. ~ , marnisces our of Loudon, the Premiums. have been considerably ; Shill' use perseverlog endeavours to discover theaned ble to know whether they were treewr false. And the ' thiteif facts; they were denied to be Impropertor inew Inuresed. • • safe aid certain method of treating a few prevailing 0 A Wee allawru.ce is m a d e n o bit e i nsura nce ; situ i n t b at , a na Ow Incrushil result of their experieeee is the best pet e r i i ii first witelles he shoUld move for WIIS.O. eery respect- ..gal, then, hut not otherwhe, there might be ground fp every department of * business the Comp .nrc'. arrange- , „ i h 4 611P4enricrs.ritYGOSS turd CO Sar , * able Justice of the Jeace,, Mr. Cooper, who was i, to (17'iberate before they granted • Committee. But meats are attended with till orissible conceoience sal di -- I tit cure of the (Allowing . t h e g =c . t ha artbeir i , ada • c e e a l: ll.l". friend of the gaoler Mr. Ciinninghate. In the case l the Noble Lord opposite had stated cased in which %VARNER PHIPPS, Se. resary. • i arti stedy .viz. a certain Disorder, of clearamed le a asmiseet si of a latter ad dr e sse d tofilm, Lord Stankepe, which I enquiry had been instituted, and in Which it had sp. .0 Th e Company's Ogire far the West-end of London, is at intoxication and its caricomitapts St• area and Meet *bleb 0 1 a the poles had been d ! • defied epee et his peril, Cooper „peered that -the complaints were unfounded, or ie..: 97, lie the West-side of New Bond-ttreet, nem. Oxford- 'by an intino'ved plan, speedily' and IfY ; aaa street. • had said it was the -invariable prnitice of the gaol t, gready exaggerated. Was this a sufficient ground . I Debility. whether arising from bacchanalian indulgeoces, :0 - - i resideace in warm climates, or a won solitary vim, tee •to open letters, but advised Cunningham not to open 1 , for suspending all enquiry in future? If so, thd Qt.AT FR.'S PATENT STEAM KITCHEN and vpnappily permed try the vied, of boats soap; is the emicass- it. He therefore thought this Justice of the Peace' 'ri ht of individuals to petition that House was a a.. 7 tt A tirGr, complete. with late imp,' •ve bonto, i s war s • fog sterility, or hammiest; and in the other a nomenvirs tab i g elided lit he superior to ion •oher Appnratus in the Kittedusis r of nervous diseases, which, If not timely remedied, ferroiaafe to TOrl proper He should certainly consider it as I person' to prove this part - of the allege- mere mockery. .. far ~ii kiA. , ut Comkin e (pith. rla :urge or small families) is - iThroteare and Comoro to* fa that distremiwratale of &bpi. , ; tiato. His Lordship here quoted the 9th of Queen . shrinking from their duty, if they suffered any Such the MAW tie ni asid4l , lleate in iniwr I lis- rani or: -operations id' :IY or deficiencx, wbettr the correguence of such baneful op Anne, to show that the opening, or detaining of •let:• r complaints to be referred to any other tribunal. Iles eiraosi Rodia e , 'Romiti g. Itikiar, one Br••ilinc, and sup- , hits, "r nii -41 !* from any other algae, by wbith ibe powers et i • 0,,44, e•moaney fro let 1 . fouriern i t all.ms of bt.oliog wfitt, ! the entellitelt..n become enfeebled. as regularly educated Sun. tors, either at the Post Office, or by any other pir. • renti-mbered the time when the Petitions from the mod o i ts or %%biotin a but Clieset, are all performed by the use grin s i.f Latdion they o ff er a tiro , safe, and weedy reatoradow eons employed to deliver them, was illegal, and con.' Cold Bath-fields were presented. They were told of u;•eriniall Fire. ' . lin wend nod vigorous health. . Ira wombs: it ) over every °Mei. method of Cooking consists The molt a a long and-exteusive practice hos enabled theta, •• • teary to Act of Parliament. lie need not. hunt ever , then by the Secretary of State, as the y+ - weri• told . Om ipoity noir foil vartiebilars :- by aws t iertor method , to remove Venereal Completed, how- i have appealed to any Act of parliament, for Ire be. now, that it would be better to leave it ..to,the'Eue.. 1. It stew, la a samtler compass', and 'v iii tended hv tem troo- O. ever inveterate •,r complicated, without *Objecting the net - leas I Dewed that no Member of that House, _.)otetlier he cutive Government to enquire into; and cortect (he r e tu:sa ii ,,..„.„,,4 be w ,.. Aber am& c uok i ng . and it i s to the least restraint in diet hr exercise :' and in recent ...wav e V tau .101 , web ti,..4 •• •••rod by Uwe or twice using, nor 1p it stl lie- They waited two or three eirs and then ' where on early opplicitlionis mode ve discovery of the lafectitie, ! was a lawyer or not a lawyer, would contend that evil. y ,, . bletto yaw., iri.rei stir. thes , frequently perform 4 care in the shout space of two days.. the gaoler had 'any authority to open or retain the found that greater abuses existed than bad eter been I. it& i..s: lire t • At any mite-, la the most economieal ptan, The unprevedented stoi ea of their mote of treatment (which has ' fett ers of pri soners - His Lordship • I that the I•df ' He -t' ' herd dot the ge. sap , coosarnes. I. •alficietit, mot it is %lodic free front / rest bent, : never been lenovin In fail iu tube single istlitnee tin a practiced : *ma au aultitioois or other di.,:igrerabk , we n.. ; fif t een ' ea r.. ,:orin e .4 hide period rnattl thousand persons of both • first order he had moved, the laying -i ni . the .retition on Petal ood management of ,the tor( ... .....Otrcestee g .... -p ae ranking 1 ,, „ draw ( „ . ,,,. 1 hot e g it iV e d li me. m e w, : seir t have bergs sated, wrest sifter severe and Injorioin method, ! the table, had been complied with ;.- he Should now was a c ufficient ground rot. resisting enquiry intoilte la (Poked do out Imhilre hnitgre subilancei, Ora as tidiest is ; bad heel. pursued try other Practinimers wittiour effect), minim. ; - sea.isiosies...fre. ' them to toss publicly offer their advice. • ; move that the case of -John Perrin be referred to a specific abuses which were •allcgerl. • ft, was like 4.. tfiet o tiL acessed nn Ihi. phis may; he indkee a serried time. , Messrs. ti-ros nod Ca e xclusively professing tire cum of these Committee.of Members. of 'the House, who had at- what he had read in a Comedy--" that a -matt's hay. ~ utkA oat the aio, or whets reatly Tor dithisg. Gus ! partWoloz "olidwiLllbi ill ' , met that the!' Rot, "di kw !P arke° ' tended this Sessio ' ; - , . nig a good character only emit* . rariCsto il liit hour r, is boot buin 4 spoiled. ley a mistakes' few, with the obloquy s - ilietly attached to tha w „,.._ . , I 1 • ._ S. IV (instill !Iv hot .... oat hit plan is mire cleaoly. mid *there 1 lenornm empiric, Ol t igi It htdosirets.te.erisielwastatik 4 ate s that,l i c ier,A•arr or L.,s eonteivedthatany Pe- actions with impunity." The Ira s being in one pound of meat in ten, both in boiling and ) tfw.! bare !will PrnOirlYe Warartnerel irarrrner nrawOri , tition of this nature eight be received *with great' babeen err v e t owing. ,of the profession tccrit fi cates of which, from ,di ff erent Hoops-. I caution and delicacy by the House, as otherwise their ba d he wooliack. He (Lord . (s. The whole is frie from the poisonous effects of copper , - or j tab, and testimonials from the most eminent Physicians, they.. c oo pers . badly nailed. .1 • , havet *conince auty i nq uirer), that she eurcess retaking from- Lordships time might be wholly taken up with en- . that if the Petitioner had had - ! . ed n ti t i their e env urs . rs *dead Ahem to q uit the pre. lice id 7. The Apporanis his been proved,by particular calculation .quiries into complaints of individual grievance. To language and eloquence of the Noble Lord, be a lunar families who have it in We, to clear its first c oo I n ! tie general Practitioner , sal the y Prrettoo tow their Prete " . , show how very groundless such complaints often 'would have resented a much more unexceptionable from six to twelve months, yielding or saying more tban 10 per ; stun( c.nstoute a fair ground fur the unprecedented confidence i teat. both in the weight of victuals dressed, nod in the siuuutity with which they have, by the Public, . been so liberally bo i were, he might refer to the cases of the Lincoln and ; Petition. But were their Lordships to reject.a pe of fuel used poured. . Lancaster Gaols, the Report on which, by a most 1 tition because it had mixed up with A real grievance Orden' received by Thomas Wattleworib, Aviv ta the Po- Patieals in the eouutry are requested to state the partiettears i finder, nt the Show Rooms, No. tii. Great Itst,ll -It rel. loos oftheir cake , age. rad general ~bit 411416 g. mid inelosing ri respectable commission appointed for the purpose, : a great deal of imaginary grievance, ill expressed ! twey .,, q „ a „. ; whom way b e lee , the p aw , ' Ketchw , and Rang e e • remittance for Advice and Illediriaes , libel the moue will be contained a complete refutation of every charge !Ile knew of but two grounds for resisting such a mo. complete. given iir sent to nay part of the kitypinm , brought forward by the Petitioners. As far as their i tion ns the present :-1. That the facts are greatly - W holesak Warehouse, Hart-oreet, Bloomsbury. Goah and CO. *warms. IS. Ronverie-rtreei. Virel-str'''o• Lordships could rely on general reputation; no gaol i esaggerate•l', and that the abuses do not exist; --4. -- - — RINON Y - conducted than the one against which the , That what is complained of as an abuse.is not, really - - -- - -- - - i le n" - A case. By the Drove of Prince ifestal Blocher. TH COYENT•GARDEN. HIS present EVENING, Jane 22, 1,111 1 • be pert. rmr • -,QtR WAY IN FRANCE. ' After is hieh. EOMBASTES FURIOSO. , Ire R picl, GROND ALLIANCE. • To. w hieh mill be added, HARLEQUIN AND AIDTHi ft GOOSE. Balm 71.; Sec,onl Price Ss. 64.—Pit, Ss. Go. ; Secupd toter, 2 " — L'"‘" Scceod Price, IL—Upper Onliery, Ir. ; Second Price, 64. The Doors to he opened ut half past Are o'clock, to be gin it half sow sit. N: a. . ' OIATI HEWES Old THE EFFICACY AND VIRTUES all .... NO Disorders have contributed; mere_ essentially 1 wits better catidOct LOMON'ti CELEllltA'fliD CORDIAL BALM OF GI- i LEAD. to destroy Hymeneal happinem than tbose which are the , present accasation was preferred ;it was considered such. Neither of these applied to the presem. 1 consequence of tiuguarded ph-attars.. People of every rank PAY 'as a model for iestitutions of thie tort, sold was under There was some isiconveuience attending the calling Medicine having eits a r , i b sr uni i v n ersa re n : r lil d i, oraii i :ti ti t i i i , ffi tt e ii; s b h y riz s :f 7e a dl r o: o k o , v b a t t l wh e e t r s e ia t b h i t t e f otr i n s. it Tilt!! I f e th s e ti re:y b i l , e inoticie of i, - , i i the direction of some highly respectable Magistrates, !ofw it nesses, but this, in his judgment, a s greatly movie ato for i benign 'and health -restoring qualities in cane pensably reqnisite. • I who paid the most humane attention to the treatment : overbalanced by the general satisfaction and security of wealtuetv rind ralhelation. SOW. perhapo,. utmer tinted Tuent. y..ir, is ore o l e devoted our pract to the eiclutiso , , i and comfort of the prisoners. lie should not give ; afforded to the country by the knowledge that Par-. with iis virtoes, uoi haring perused that interestio , •• Guide to treatment of the taloa mg disorders, aid tre elleedifel revisit ot llealth" (which must be but few indeed), may t;e: into to our pi.•.,0 give, no additional ardour to °pars, nifar as w e a re !any opinion on the legality of the conduct cliaraed . 'lament wall always ready to euquire into, as' re., ask, what is the Balm of Gilead fit far ?—What complaim sloth able. Or r..Yagre of those complaints which are the visit WO. lAN the gaoler, by the Petition, but he had on doubt dress the grievances or individuals, who appealed to it eure—Tu nnswer this it oil) be necessary to pisemat in she catalogue of human infirmities. thatif proper application were made to the Execs'-; its justice and its humanity. " Hold up the Mirror to Nnotre." After itatintion into every bratichaur Navy &twosome formed f Earl BAT R:iT stated, that the Magistrates in Let those o,nre afflicted in site following manner retle , l on a wish, at an early Period of practice, to rescue laclividanls • tire tsovernment, which be thought was alway s the 1 the cause that ai rpoduced such havock a l um the " whirlesa.ix ap- from the ignorance or p.m:tweed men, or the equal_ly dmagaints M e t step to be adopted, the subject would undergo h a the neighbourhood had enquired into the complaints titer anill power* Of life t"—dirordeied moinitch, 41% CO Ugl', preeipitaticy of g eneral praet i ltioners. thorough csamination at the Secretary of State's ,in the Petition, and had come to the conclusion that sealtuesis io the voice, hoarseness. shortness lif Minot' u r n, ca. The disorders to thy. curra which we have devoted nor na• I least exercise, Ind T0 , 0(1111.4' of the whole losiem. Tiou.e af- tendon complise every s;ln - se' of Venereal Infection 6 -all Made I Office, and till this were done, or some stronger 1 there was no grounds for them. The custom of ground laid than that contained in the Petition , he ; opening the letters of the prisoners had always been Sided with Pairmau, lauitiar of the eye*, se Anew of sie.ht or of Debility, whether arising from the liahi of sehool.hoys se emory, shout! take dose to consider Liunzas's advice. that i the todulgtmcies of molter ate t that der:mescal of the sys should resist the motion of the Noble Lord for Par- ;one of the regulations of the prisen. Legal ads o youth is the important Oerind for forming a robtut cimatito- tern iu wwwea which i, called Bareensera or Sterility 1 th e Ilion," and that " nothidg is to lve dreaded so much ts . prrom- Weakness. Glee's, Ohoiractious in the Urethra ;as also &rie- litsmentary enquiry. 1 ; rice had also been allowed to the Petitioner, and tore esems." The foundation of a happy old A g e is a gnat con- tars'`, w Mother recent or of long duration, and which have Ear) GREY thought it not right to exclude ans. in- I only improper persons .had been refused:admittance. , Mitutiiitilit youth; tempt-lance tinti ng oan at dna a g e are : balled the -kilt ..1 other practirmers; nos pens oar present im passports to happy old ace. Nothi can be better described i proval plan of trtatment effectialtv aad aeotly eured„ dividdal, KhO might possibly be aggrieved, from the Earl STANHOPE said he was glad that ti;e Noble • stow the word, aAi nostron4— wit h the patient a.:fferiug the excruciating pain ~ alarm- 1 . redress which it %as in the power of that House to •------6. For want of timely care • il ig . alemorrisage whirs frequently . follows the application of i Peer had confeised himself out of Court ; for hehad tailiinns hove died of nottfeable wiluals." the loner caustic. In the coarse of oar ezteasive afford th em, 1 might CI I 0 " ' dal Ad mitted practice to ! - very thing he wanted to prove, the en- ' for s uch ac tOe.e, Shea, this . I),Nili 1 B .lin ii ttsi able. Goma . this metropolis, norisermis cases of strictures have been and are : with inconvenience , par could lie suhseribe. to the , forcing au illegal rule in the prison. Ilia Lordship pisints I...ted a r e I t the ca. i n t e i t.-iro l a p it i h ilt: n it u i ft ..m „ ..t m * . :s n e e r r y n o: i t i o e l a t i nd e , d b o e il , : wu:frdeerceortstraicnarea,nt;itLtpoetlliteorztiemotiooade : f f , .. d w r h e i . elt iv is eff ri c;ted to ! doctrine of the Noble Lord opposite, that it Wns al - descanted at some length on the hardships which s a e prod ar nee d or e ll a r e be core .! in its :litt l e — nee. Tha 11,,it0 of Oiled any other vet adapted. The wealowss, relatatino. and ; nays proper‘to refer Such complaints, in the first ht.. sons confined for debt (which was the carte of the Pe- as produced ilioreapod in ihi.. mistairy than any mene sous- ; bility, proceesleng from t_his complaki, al! speedily TeiDOV i e i d , I stance, to the Executive Government. Ile did not, , titioner) were doomed to suffer ;"and now they were she feirniaorei an Inaieria Steilien. Is eni irhe she blond with. mod the patient reamed in so sigorous health. to , I therefore, thick the objections, which had beets stated, 'to have this illegal hardship added to the rest. The out lutlatisio4 it ; hearts %Undue stionalatme too violfaily the , where the debility Ims • for years •egisted, a proper perr... , • • Tess system ; frees and dishortheas the viscera and other on- vermice in our restorative remedies Is isdispeasably requisite, I aulletant to prevent their Lordships from going into Noble Lord 'on the Woolsack. admitted it to be We ortant orpots; resolves obstructions, and throws off viscid ,to revive the slumberiag sparks of life, and t° tabloids the 1 . Use enquiry. Now what was the question before the gal--of having eleir letters opened and detained at the humours ; strengthens the general habit, and brings hock , constitution. N „, e „, p i , em p s are t h e reg a l of i g norance or b elle i s House ? It was not whether the prison at Glouces- the discretion of a gaoler. The numerous evils and tar fibres to their natural ant healthy trine; as it is ' ealculated to produce, is a coihiderahle degree., all or rosy treatment of a simple Gooorrhea, and it not infrequently' kap- ter wall in general well or ill regulated ; but a peril. retalinits practised in our gaela justilied an expres. of these effee.a, so it inallit ender certain rnimifiemtions and re- I ssas that the seeds of life are poisoned by the indiscretion ohm ). cater case was brought forward of an itolis ideal who a girictioas, be . equally adapted for the cure of every species of unguarded Vour. By a superior method such complaints are 1 - 9 s i on of a late historian, eta( " tpis country way the • easily cured; 'and even where oaten have failed, we trust that ! stated batascif to be unjustly :tidy deprived &toy..andatrbitr i s l an d of Misfiles ;" for there were menu of them in This medicine has beta unconinsnaly su ccessfut with youpg ,we may premier to offer a radical re-establishment. -• of the intercourse of his friends, as well WI debarred I•:iiglattil Own in all Europe pot together.--- Thera) • o es pte, who have the appearatwe and air of olg : 1 1 , e ,.. 1 wliiihiire brioaimevoarere,dawreir , th e e ar aist o m f i co t in s p: i i to ra at ted ion dio o t t ress I , ll. w t il i t from access to professional advice. Now lie (lid ex- might in' found persons ro defend such practices, but disorder, Few, t:i.escaffreetabii..nctit.e.:sehewitniuin. ired wu , stupid , e 82rtnedneovc pect that some Nobie Lord, possessing a local know. if he were to do so, he should not he able to sleep on • it i l i ger ab i le e ! I t) c'a r o e s ; , from an indulaeacets a solitary vier, or the prevalent & Modes them; who have no utter distaste far every thing, or are totally of a fashiopable life, aegaire that gate of debility what:Abe ledge of the transactions, would have come forward ~ hi s pi;low with a safe conscience. liaraplititated.—W here the sionsacb is frequently disordered the unavoidable comeguesee if opc h k o pernitioug ut habits. W b e . egre t/ s a y mecc a s to satisfy their Lordship" minds, by contradicting ' The , Itnuse then divided, when the motion Was lady is weakemd ; pfdeneed, bodily decay, and emaciation an pit succeed, and the eves sink into the bead. . bis hi m a isior giff , ere it r May be Moo emoolatias for him to IploW., tbe allegations of the Petition, or ezplaiiii fig theta in • The Cordial Balm of Gilead, in bottles, price It s. each, or f that although it bean object of alb* oc eacertalety witk other such a manses; as to do away any serious ground of ag g lillit • ed. -•' - ' • - • Sao in one familybotaa tit $ 5l/. by which one I is. bottle is . practitioners:Dia removal of them ' _ • thw liwilawal aimpial _.. masa i ath contradict i on or expiona - tint.! 1. • -Lord'STAN4OPE.then envied, that Mr. Cooper s saved, duty included.; ' progress of reenvathin, is tae acquit et out ex ut liata a Nlagistrato of Gloupestershire, should attead the hwedu Intredind autolY Wee offered, he should not think himself jostified in Witty each bottle es gives a copilots Bill of Directions, if toe rites of 13ac • cloes or Wows have if oose to live evideucte respecting the correspondence seuisolios select illustrations of she e ffiracy of these medicines, vigour, much otiosely will r a rr i eveated by aa e arly m ums. ~ not voting for the motion for enquiry' ; or if snit the Govetinaent label ot sto:ou of which has the words " Sand. will iif this tallest!' slates a! alt rag ' Solomon Liverpool," engaiven iii its otheial impression, and is will occult.- thing were wanting to confirm him in this opinion of the priospers. rnnifouni; pasted ou the cork •1 each bottle. Allston , others are , Married Wowed. who have long b een r fi sa pp e teted i s t heir . 'it would be the statement of the Noble Earl (tr. After-a. skeet !laden bet Ween Lord Stanify, • cannier:tits. : expectations of a family, may Ne.masecd.that in mostiaolasees, pool) with respect to the result of the enquiries into Lord,laivertitt4g ' d holland, this motion was Sold by Some! Leigh. No. 18, Stroud ; Suomi and Co. (tate ' such detect! Ore est.osble by awd r ieal OWL • to * , • ow Dicey m id t a ttoo.), Bow 'church-said t Bacon and Co. 130, I Patiems•io the Loontr a y od ar m a. eirojeitiviat. turbo, optima% the state of the Lancaster and i i ineolo .promus a also negaroirti.- o ;',..Te f! .!,si, 0 , f ,1 41 ,-,,,, t„,,„,,, t B ro di e an d D o wding, sate/le v y ;A. , lan ofroti'Aelgca:e;a4aliedichaa.; aad the __ j ibe r ark , most satisfectoryand-excellent result, which it would, fn a tisepter fo lir,* .. 'oWil from Lord HOLLAND, ..tinith, eerfumer, North-bridge, Minbergh ; Mart in z !' eefte l l ' N ets' fur art of the Klaidaww• • . ..• beets impossible ' ' obtained with- "Lord 1,1 VERPOOL Stated that it was his Wen- No. 11,,College-greeri ;at Demon's, Nii. 1, • Paillituteal-st .i , s),__ which-is so eseallai to ...„, 'and or Mein . F. Newberg and floas; Dublin; sod Offrer l" I The scut' Y ..__.._ to enquiry ,to pretended a'' 'eine-enders in Europe and America. i qualification) which we maw:shown n • •.• Dr. Solomon, when consulted, expects his usual fee of :of our p tensiosai, Mid in'emiaddissee kb' CRANC' *Otte Pound, to whom such letters should, for safety, be thus, lit_ , li fe t Nicosia. Carrie aad Co. Mao- ' o f i e t i i i i ise t r . Mx web the greatest sr 'directed— No. 107, Haltoo-gardea: s• Money Letter. Dr. Soloman, Gik44-hott, Dear !Pilfer' house , cußais sat co . wpm , 1 tool. Paid double postage." . I . . • • , • . . . . - . • ~ • ...:90 1 " . " *--- . I . . . . , • • 1 • • . - - ' fit .. IL 4 ,0 r :',. ~ r • . . , . • . t . ..... . . . - . • a . . ' •:• , : • .• I $ .., \ s , ~ . • •• % • i iii. b . - ~ • . \ ti k • f . '• . I' I •.. .. • 5 1 i4l i .4 . - 4. . . • ..• • . \ • ' -:- t 1111' F ill . • ..• . s \ 1 r • 01 t i - • . • . . • . . . . • ~~K':~ ........ .. . ." ' • ,ROMe r RSETSHIRE. • Trallp LgT. and emere I sapealanarst .: QIIIIR ON COURT-HOUSE; co or i 0 . vestibule. dining and drewiag-'enistos at Miles" si w good bed-rsiorm. b e tides servasb' apart n ieo t ti osimuisitiall,, and all convenient ogres. with coach - Yowl. lasauslall.elablk' and a large walled kllebebiardea. lute in the ittlir Mrs. Verelst. Fifteen acres of rifts meadow and may he had with the hose, dad a larger eseotity77l7Woirei, bled him to commit pad e a is Pr, Holland) had Do Doha id the assistance of the I' • f • . r tnmatitiFit li/taisbleelostoot*,_ ll ** l moat satisfectory anti-excellent rev u it, wt..... - —...., - . -___ . . . . 0 IT I MS . 4 1 4. ! ht . , Il ii ' wi Ibe furw algwv homier, has bee ' ss . ble to have obtailked *Rh. 'Lord 1,1-VERPOOI. stated that it was his inten. ~ . • P ° f - iar lloi to oieloolottoh. Low, Itatt ille out a rep enquirf into those pretended shawl tints to reComMend it to his Noble Friend, the Seta e P eelame f l e° "le' eons the twin which were thus shown not t o psis,. - , - cretar) of_itnte for the Home Department , tit 'uses. . weidkswe with mit shish/diadem h . A sd Co. may be twasilaskity poke% The LORD CHANCELLOR. said, that many tigate the subject of thellirged abuses iii Loncester • test seacei Sad 1100 0 84 at their other charges and com p laints :mere , very improperly, Gaol :. _ • , i oleo: ' . ..- sized V ill • the 'NAM; Ida the two which the i Adjourned till to-morrow. ~ argues, N 0.1071 Riatisoidoi. . '• * r / I 1 , . ' - '-.-'- '' - ''' .N . '`'--:- •: .. * -. 4 - ... :. . . - . . i . • . . . , e . . -.* , • . ' . . .0.. ' . * , •.'. ..,!.. ' e •,, .., • 4.: :_ • • , . , • , I .....v. .