The Statesman. — London, England, 1815-04-19 00:00:00

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Se• 010,1,:FXF4t1 1 4 • r The.C4Mmon.ljettat heard, for the city of Liiii4on agaiost certain parts of ' the GSAI Tees ' The object was il" to (APPI9e the • Clend P 1104416 Of •of Gaol Fees, but ehow t the 'tepees of that 01)0109g would fall more heavily na.tbe City o 'Ann_ than a fair apportion ment of the expenee would warren,. A suet of /5,te11. was annually expended on gaols from the funds of •the City of Lon don, and ao addition 9f &SOL would be ouedc to this expesice, in case the Bill were to pass in its present shape. As the phhlic Westernl reaped the advantae:the ewpeaee vertu to •be Mere "luniltfaPPortillued., aild the city of Loodoo partly relieved. fhelCeeper of Newgate, and some other persons, ssere.called witnesses, who proved the-elucidated. • • • • • Lord ti HA IoTESBURY, the. Chaim'. of thetCommitlee s then left the Chair, and reported, pmgress; and the further pro ceedings on the Bill were postponed to confider what armed meats it sight he necessary to introduce. • * The Scotch. Jan , flill vas retsraect from. the CONfleni. .101 several amendments, which, on the motion of the LOBO OMANCELLOK, Were Order& fof considerali an 6n Monday. EARL OF ROSESERRY'S.DIVOBCE. The Idagettisof LANSDOWNE briought le the Had of Bow berry's Divorce Bill, which was read a first time. The proceedings in the Ecclesiastical Court were presented as usual.. The 2d reading ordered for to-morrow fortnight. The Merquis of LANSDOWNE gave notice, that he would, tat Tuesday nest, stove ,the second reading of the Liberty of the Subject Bill. Lard •MELVILLE presented a Petition from certain Cs ' tholics on the subject of the Catholic Claims.—Laid on the table.—A4journcd. opened tt ►alf past Ave o'clock, to be- 'Wand Price So. 64.—Pit. 3., 64.: Seemed, rer Gallery. Sti.; Secuud Price, L.—Upper '•erond Priam, ad. ROYAL. COVENT-GARDRN. wessat EVENING, April 19,, will MACBETH. ' Mac; rill, Mr. KerrilMil. Tv whit* will he filidied e • ZEMBUCA ; NET-MAKI:it AND WIS WIFE. • I - Mr. BATHURST and Juliet, aad &taborer. See.onet Price Se. 6d.—Pit. Ir. 6d.: Second: nollery, ; Second Price. I..—Uppiee 'sod Price. 6d. • ant he had nightly, noakplica!les to 1dr.,1 • our ►ridr reipectabl9 taowa, tht. fist Ind i.rnetice, an i -,prcwer and an Appetit ' NEWT ktd r/REiS at!srfEsS, Where fondest ar potably he expected in a house • be etpensd. - w 1 1,0e...* 1 . P lO . I.,4*l9re!slyeet, TO cstuo wits: ins WIFE *Mild 'be' Wee( Illaiitr; Family ; . At se iii•indtl as Cir,i6e. Cgalrfaliptitc -14criers. VIA: 4 ). 1.11-4S7t ATUTION SUNTAYRIBWSPAPCX, Price &apace Balfpessay. • . , • ;TITUTiON is owe of the jargitet, mlisbed, ank Is condoded &mitt indepeedeird, Istremrly well calculated to please Isiah as de :y Paper., uz it embraces a variety of sake. ; e found to contain the substance . of ibe Weekly 1 Apecially all Domestic Occurrences, widek.sWe woof the mar with France and Americas have be. interesting. The Gazelle ht Saturdiy - niklit tot& the Puper, and Tuesday's Gaulle is lik son may br had of all the Newt renders in be fors arded to any part of the Clotted King by Orders to ttte . o . lBce, No. b 7, NGSILTTY AND GENTRY. 114. Linter °Wiest; near London; Ma:: , Hol-hnuses. die: nil Horticultural abd or. 1110t1dInA tne stece". , ar) works to complete always audited himself to this parties:o4km the sums to ea.:este orders, bow/ever es tee- Stratattite or f o r puretioser, on the most ap irfnelp!e, A nd sa t terior atinn:emetit of the In ais) part of toe United Kingdom. Cucumber' Frames made to take to pieces, . . in ver reetinnab:e t painted ni.d MATRIMONY. MAN, who is the friend of •a Young . . whom he w isliessn see (by domestic and other ;* is ',snit likely to reed) wr o nged from the it foreign climeo, is do..irous of siediinting he . Pnrect. finardi.m, or Friend, for its arcons poiscsset.w an eliviLent degree, qualities mom' As ire i tbe.nnly reprcseutstive of an atici•itt eonkr a Titti! lift the Lady, it b rcquiite ehr -Agar sorie whist inicquate to its etc,. (:utallian. ay Friend *h.) 'any ulsend lu r sic mint strict nicervonce which h. mow tn. Address (pod-paid), A. Z. Peek's Cot .. lie ttv No. 2857: jog L'a• rHhATII.I h rir S lire4e; aid Airs. Tilt; vis e . . Tli iew odor. 1 . ,id0). Bing 11" 114ty Syr ley • out r te Ous .ra to he wed tt.lll yaw sis Wows, .1..1 !tern. rag, q.. Lower C and 6.3. r,, is ; rtIEATRF.-1 r l irr it I:4 preset Y. Own ' OR, THE N Mt; I t T;IIII thy, Romeo trim; n.s. ;s. ; ;ugh. pro-, !..—Lower . 1.. :teeing nr the .; ' , Orate Box so Nn; is, at Ow 119 a r A phi. (4, ll 4 l :o l‘ n 3 (ind th; the MI LLI N Id nv It ep. 0.113/ 441.31.3. e• 1,1314 ,4 . are ui A eire,l.on will b r.ea.e io drre..l 1.1%.1 . ....4µ170 V 3 it. 1 - w it _ M AN fold II to 91r, A. i s a Callsak muter s a elderly Indy ; At nether, r o..leci 'on to ford red in l.rner. 11 840 .1*.i4. largate quart. %art!, Mar- THE CONSTII is, ar.d Pi s inade rot lick he T HPEapeCriON pa bSfil ru-e in principle,. It is eat c. , peruse the Pail) nailer L•el,, awl -r ill be fu New:, ~tore especis ' ll wthe : , •rmiaatioa of t .ad•hr tome highly intern the stanig feature in I I.ciart- liven. .!to 1 lir CoWSTITILNIO id, not der the 3.33311 and it wild bi tow.te •,, Sunday!, bj child bl. Fleei-;stet. w child Cep. TO THE . BUTLYA hipinaa Fe au:atturer a Lien. nal.rentv.l List he the seat: having Itt , 1 1141116 et Noumea:. bee the r awed Brace, lir e, and lie .. ad, prove' sctentinc pi inertia. 110, and e %reified 1 le chi d. P.S. Melon awl Mild CO. far stoese,e, on tern 11. It 13113011 ie tem the A GENTLE': ~,d•cud GrutL arm. m tier irliir It ar et as:II dr.iir oo i-e:s.4 in Ineen nay I.ady, 1 the ad- tit. He pot w to the on .1 sr At in,.. and will em' s : rob of a b'd pow.a a fo• the coo- tn. I. ey, P .re my vie. IM., 01,r Arprod . 3 .10ary anJ are total fro' ie. • , Condo% bed loot levee tr• et ate* Tor- tier THR. he wane 1 9 prevent these 11.air‘. and Porli. retuateds. and mg nrther, 101,44* a emoissise f. aooriiis C VcT re. I. Com i nee them thug 1. , r T e , are now swill' • am , .tr. arrow 3 e. tots nrre of loon fire of ev man Pritolwrs rree to irau prt rlvalilinn per e Tip P...prielar for seven nerelfle euittiiime Hal of May. ireeived• W. , 16- %V hit .r, a ryttnris 106 etro attention. ,in 11 Couteio, QUACK Eity N( named Reperior AI S 1 den. OOPEit C •Itn)ol• 01.1k41 the prri- ru.riote practice, i t; that a Certain Cootpla bft A hy jeveude r. tor. a oich, i ad I•egn rdsheiren life. Acsizes, Intitt .4.4. PIP! Wal. rtf.-routily 51d. 41. iltletafin or ' , hid' —te's or Who ha r,tonsbills into enefidenee in Piffewien, whose leen con- otoy s the vital ,p lanner hney. I..re e hie !) fats• serilingt in nr horst.foil uatr 41 -.lf anti loons (t, ire l4 r weakness ilrop., /TORO. /Ir arising c. ..;•rwiir If Doemr (Amity ..pp e a r late Nevi state. Ato , r, Chive, l'e imparallekd. furl. ,L ed all raal o ~f peop &sw e l ter . 11 ° 11 `ina. &c. (et lic hest tdr ice. vi arr. at n' t Dl•ert. Mewt t , ‘Heitt Crtarlntte• oarbridr Felten are MOW.. g. The Pill ' 3l * 'Oldster g e m • . e 11 / 1 fru* best • HOUSE OF COMMONS. The snood reading of the Copyhold Bill was postponed from Thursday to Friday next. Mr. it ROTTESLEY wished to correct an 'error which hail pae . abreafl, respecting the notice' he had given the preceding evening. His intention was to move for a Bill for the better security of•Porchasers• of Laud, wader a degree of a Court of Equity. • ; Mr. 111,14 Y ADDINGTON brought up, in compliance with tbeaddres- of the Honsc , a certified copy of the Royal Communion for instituting au eoquiry into the Fees taken le Courts 9rJusticein ,Irelaud. Mr. FORBES moved for papers relative to the Taxes on Landowners in Bombay. The House then went into a Committee on the Foreign Copper Act., and the Sweet Witte Acts.—Report to-morrow. The Greenland Fishery Bill was read a third time. The. Seamen's Wills Bill passed through a l'ommittee ; and the Irish Treasury Bills Bill was ordered to be read a third time os Ptiday. The Irish Prise Bill was read a second time; to be com mitted to-merrow. _ The Reports of the Committees on the White Herrings and Southern Whale Fishery Acts were received, and Hills ordered to be brought in accordingly. The House then went into a Committee on the Scotch hawkers' and Pedlars' Licences Bal. Mr. HORNER enquired whether this was a mere , revenue Bill, or a Bill for further regulation on the subject of the trade in claastibn, es he col;sidered the, laws already existing in this, pait of the kingdom highly inexpedient and oppressive. The LORD ADVOCATE said it was a Bill of cognation, and introduced by him at the instance of i many public bodies in Scotland, for the purpose of applying the same system of regulation to the deal ings of itinerant traders there, which had already prevailed in England. Mr. HORNER was desirous that the Bill should be printed, as he was satisfied from his own ex perience, that the system alluded to had been carried a great deal too far in this country. The great ob jection to the late, as it at present stood was, that it created a presumption against an individual, for not carrying about Witb hiin particular papers, which pa T pera it might often be difficult, by reason of distance or other causes, for him to procure. That file Bill sprung from the suggestion of public bodies in Scot land, was to him only an additional ground of see- pie as it carried the appearance of a combination among the great dealers to exclude those of a poorer description. After a few observations from the LORD AD VOCATEand Mr. ROSE, it was agreed' that the Bill should be printed.—The report to be received to-morrow. 'DEBILITY, dec. l i iNCOURAGED by the uniform success at. a .../ leading the peculiar method of Treatment in the cure of a few prevalent Comploitus, which has been condensed by the experience of many years, in a large and. extensive practice— watsible alai, of the happy effects mulling to the Public from Medic:al Men confining their attention to a certain cloys of Itis eases, Mears. COSS and CO. Members of the Royal Col lect of Survons in London, .continue to direct their studies to those Disorders nri:ing froth a secret destructive habit of ill rowidenor Youth. why. li hot only occasion. a Numerous train of Ner v ous Airectious, hut also entai6 on its votaries all the eitervining icilliceilttie, of old age. In slat Akres,inu :tate of Dhbilit y or Deticiencs , athes her the comequeore of such bane ful habits, excessive diltsking, long residence in hat climates, or any other costae, by a hi; h the powers of the constitution become ettfectiled, in regularly edurnied Surgeon: of London, they offer ai firm, safe. and greedy restoration to sound and vigorous health. Where .rn early dpplivition is mole for Ike Cure of a Cer- SLAVE TRADE. taln Disurder , fiequectly contracted in a moment of loehrie- • Mr. BARHAM rose to submit a motion to the i%, the eradication is generally completed iu the short space of two days. awl in +he store Juivanced and inveterate wages ref I House, to which he anticipated little or no opposi. Vibeteda larertion, elt.oraca sized 11* , a variety of P3ieful • moll tion, with the view of enacting some additional legal distressing.ne.:, a per,everaee in their pion (without re- 1 strisiot 'Joliet ar eterr*.e) will tosure to the Patient• peawwww‘a; i provisions for the further Abolition of the Slave sad,yddieel cure. . ; Trade. Much had already been done towards the The Di.e.ises of — the Urethra, as fre q uently morse led : with, or arlyikg from the shave Complaiot, hove not vamped , accomplishment of this great work by the' perseeer.. lheif 5d!e1 1 69 9 I, bY no infallible:and improved plan, they amen- once, exertions, and good management of the Noble Med. to rensi t tc olistiante; facet} . and Strictures, . whether [ me d. It might now be said that a Complete' victory reeeill ant . hf - ting 'dareihis without resorting to the pailiful ami daurreas use ol de Caustic Boucle. Many•institnees van be had been gained for the cause, in that public record. ailstuce4 9f very laveturate apes, of setensi years cominunore , i lion :s kWh bad . ,expressed the general 'sentiment of hoeing Yielded to (heir inethnd i io a few da3e.after the cure had . civilised EUtoDP Minim the odiousness and infamy of I•Wee olletispisil 'by' taker Prii:oillotiere %without effect'! mid : ~. . • ..• ' • .. ‘, cok . q, ~ v -,- . .. , Orli has heen the agreeable. think of a practice of 14 yeah. that tvamc.' iiin Maiden that the period when it .. , MACK I.: R Y NOT ON L Irs' IN J U *0.13 TrDESTRPTS ' tbul it ilei'"dtiut iriliiiitg" a VW". IP A "' ;Ludt° tmlitt'te. dvlt' would' receive its final death blow was 'not' far dis. oroiretl abort' i ilurule . ureic ' per d 111:aiV lliMmiiirl urn: is • THOUSANDS. ~ • .. "- • . , ',.., ssiii ii.ii. a: ii inVetle6refilli - enihrilent of having been (ant, hid 'that the nest generation Might 'only have kit • • i erior Attyloe is of import/tapes Roe Adlicted, •' • , perfectly cured, *Reg 'Once C amt ,istiurlisup. methods:shad bee s . to wonder how so monstrous a system could have OOPER nod eo: Sisrgeons,• Membr4 *Sretti: persevered in to shi numilise • • . ever beetv'suffered- to eilst.' It was not, 'hki.ievir, NI .0. ) .i- o.pear k of London and Eilltibugh; fire e ) yiarV - 1 . 6 tartlet! Thistle; ow eepeetatitins of those tender . !Masse era Ike, continue to direct their :nudes tu the cemof pkdgm of clidialhial !nisi/Me:a lusty been defeated, it May also to be concealed, that so long as Spain and Portugal 1 Cemitt Co t o/plaid; in all ioi sin g es, and timid dkbilities Pen- be p . pleasios i reAlmion to lo:oo, that by a proper verse 'book!. maintiyin the tratte,' there ' woeta be stroegei dept hy i d ,e,,,a, oggiseretitios, long resideiike Pa hot'eliowtes, id shik lettie.l es, lbw! . gaNtfil beaVh. is te.ap%mleO s and lite din temptations than 'pier to the emptoyment of' British Ir. de. a tiieh, it not timely icmedied, derriaea C 4,)%ktfts• Pedieielitifel liiiiitt ' . ' ' Irl.oliotten life. • .• .7 . ' Mrstrs. (los. and Co. exclusively professing the cure. of thew . Capital init. These-cbetilriet had not' 'the ability to 2 1 1kks •tasi• relent eds a •s of iofeetian art, by their, pre tiny parifeuhir complaintiilii- oudor that they may not be marked ca rr y it o n without foreign 'stipport';. they . were;,the' iara nata etfilli eini•d id 'd few day.; and die, paniculiatly by a mejai4en few, seith tbeishloqu t so justly attached to the toutitHellnoM ettgagetritt it " 4 " 11 .a hr 4 lseettoti 01 those what hive ottrineted die toe dirk- i l itl4ust•elApitte,tanti it Aist rites to thine:elves to ;stale; : only ) mild the profits lead I .''''''', ut who have bens so unfortunate as to Isaye.a Min t / anti Mat !h e y. h si rt; treekote i gerkt edadamsl,B4l. Initialed into every'. become enotmetis, amounting t0'250 and . 390 'per 'Pc madden& I. owe ignisrant of al insportaiit a bAnteh of the brinich ot.the ieiicissiott (scryiltatei4l.whicht ff"IP 'Artful . cerit.' As•the critavoladVancing money oh fdreigii Pikaian, whose improper trei.tinent not only:fret/fatly rte-, haspiti4ll4 and'testinsoidals froMtitie pit prorewimall arum- i • ~.1 111e , the vital soma, hat c a u ..ei E r a p ai.aa s ad the head, far rine*, they hove td' convince any *mop' „ ,t r) . Twat res id e n ce • account for thOpurposes of this trade couldelerivo ob . , ~ tbs , , yo., mon ,❑ t ' " 6, '''re e As tin , nose s verlitsis rthise .le • ee"l'Ltoe. Parlber:ffnlirile. _ If iLl l.9l l /tftss.Sslss 'NW, as veil as is mitigation from the ciretimstance of its being millet! . swamp to the , peek , ulcerated *Mc throw, strictures ,CO Kt 't e tt eienutnent 1 / P ia p=l a P t ti n r e'v•i rekei mittediei favour 'of rival coltinies he should Inlitrlil 641 k..., 1 ' ,41, ' v kelp nodes on ti.t. ;kin hi•nes nocitsnial pains lit flit" baill eidiltied Co dPliives etwentera e ; Thew' bold , 1,7 4 ' 14 I Imils ' On* ire' tieutly misruled: for rbetsiontisei), d'x 7 . ost.agcrlosilill:tif :reinstietWitiliVellf at . laity lobular andte. the . for !NMI' to bring in •a ' - Bili , tam prevent .Bylilill'; -.-. 'IR oralusea, ha the It i 4res, Jim! swelled antics. until at lepgth debjltyttaw effects nt . a 4114 onsicr,Abe to zone. had subject: l br'. FMrsoni rei 4 6) , 011 e 5e1l ident . hi this country, ! 'froili'! 6: 6 " P' 'esaid. with A itenefil dittifitv and decay of the etity:d-' dialler; that having Ithd t irtunitiri s a tber,professional cm- . ~,, 411 arisiog Lyn Otis de eadfal disease lurking M the habits PidlY, or YOrMikill h ) efqUahtlnaes With the e""%thu* len.dia g . lakillitt" tar anin tiny other ad to '834.8t i°l . I :' 1 .; inv,..eeet ale ..f nierreiry, and whir, symptom: fre. nowt; Main f, !tory flimsy , theni.the best• the prosecotloo of the Slave Trots to foreip'..-4 0 ,11 tamely lope*: years after, quid tots often embitters the maul- rinterances ,if din g air KJ 'hit slte SusiT is reitiqinGsrrma ip n ii s . -liifi It •./. •... • • , !t•• c •r •- wrlidos ~ r. ituaul rtate. thciteitildniainiit Alt Indio-en them lb boil the praeiiee of Me., . • • 13ffSECAV . • ;Idittsdith iilit44oWl i:- AT ''''r's Cower sod ( . 41.'1$ esperit4res in• the above distirdeas entail etaelitiosisty'ak they. presuine their,pretensiona enn-4-. M r. , s . L 'I , II ' a l i ' l e untosnekd. Are euesiii.ted din:ileum Ten till 111 4 111, b y snide 0 fair grinted,,ipt the. seg s deutefl, eyeful/me *lli Aeltil to ' the ettihikip of : 11'f O' l &Inf .: 4oT; ttierfllet IN cut ~of people, or by letter. st , ding their case, age, • mode which !Deli have , by tliertolic, aw l leratly honoursd. ous ii pa ft e • i i- ot i oh o r•fi is [t o w . r de uvid ,Lt 4r4 ror of hy enas & c. (us I.4iag p rendttioiee). wilco taidleine4. and i Phtlentsin she ethiPtay oho ed. NS Adler the p J 4 h., B. —. ddr ire. will be deal le any part of the town awl country. of tbgir case, m e, nod yystiorri e jivfoiro.abelosirift a relliummpi . MA I A: BROWICI I I theugnt the tetirit'llillbbt Of e ' ..reet. ,Messrs . Cooper aid Co. 9rr A ious, Charlotte-house, for advictand roepri 2 os A ui l dt rqweijpetail .bcogivea ptp f ‘i ihe siti.6w g i t t tb•tw i livi,,, An t et nt, .o it ee• vet it 4111 P it •thiJ i watio c hadnite . st , ect m ac jojA wrp . r ,,d, Lend. 9 ; but D o warded triaticinet Or mil king. t it' 0 .:, - 3 • . aosik . ItliarNOSailtofd tb 6 nery any ansasereill AM', do not contain a consulting Fee. j To be ChM red at 'halt hailer diditilPefaliallill i ibi /141 K 111"11414 " IN " had been nik--- Y a• R . The Pales and Yhdela are by them cured without cut- Post paid i l.hyapatleims* filhpr., ,fdapol/aJOlMegi.itesittatenetalbisotEentireatpolitibi.of titled/46W MS hi t and alto toe., - • • • L t . '' ob)rtfirg rieing•was tolpot.the'lidese'ili:posetteeiwa`of 1 • ••• ' Ad' te'e trails, In ri.sikty,Thunday, yid Sunday Mum 1 andllind Css. - Surgeous,l% Bolt , 41 , , hul a Eight all rwehe. . ilay 1,1809. • • -. 4 .77 - ta7 - 7 t 4,4 (feels pools, the elacarity with which the Island of • mmv.m ATE PAYMENT. Cara% AIMONAKA.GOALCOMPANY er r•...hal t.rtlnnw trtlxmeuts t. the ,ir h.. ;cry.• brig hurt tared Mein with tit• it fil*Ore 111.111 it will ever be their c , u.tat:4t study mottwo 111 the saw Chore Milo have lint put ~sy rr dicli d ilk/tsar "I.lt IWurr t:tvostr.olfot fbelit prinerpil cphirel _ _ - _ mg best Vt'ull'r.•oll G uar :it il80.01)4 SeCOadi . fur c•soili &money wali.lielireto-ol ow 4'o /we ., .vcr, vopeact., fur.) , lbw • oloottgoo 0 wisto Awe ossek4 In-grain to eAlth Are orsek to stwo wed a half. Extra earingelt. W. tnde. (fw , Tcraomilend *be pritilit oitpAnttnity as life fur tookidsi /heir .11184 tr stuck,; 'be ,-441,e .4bly the pie.. ill w.ek: stiror Office Siortihoglosfibotlireo.lsnitod; sad 95. AlderVsle-4414 lOU Wei WOO* _ . • !. ~~ ~. Heel. doe' . . iiirlLLlAjarritgbirlriik Sanaa''' . 'lead ' - i'• ' "lINN. NIW-H LI:,IXINDtON, 'hie Cat Ationimoilolion for relfellers, good Beds, choice,. IriqUiirf, stdontlodeviste chhtgee.' •• • 4 . t 44 The foltolei Post caches, MA Coaches, &c. set out from * the IViiectotri. eillimi, linew-hitit— D . XBRIDGIi. Itlves, Southall, and Hanwell New Post Conch, every Aftertmool, no i. Four Cloc/4. . , wEytctOtiVir Union Coach, Four Insides. 'Armies Doe chestcr, araicprCSadishisrv, and Andover, every Afternoon, iunlees at, Yeyinumis r.oxt day, at, fins i ;where the , Packets sail on.Wediiesdav tiJ Saturday Afternoon, at Five, to Guern sey :tad - Jersey. rroht ah l ,ue there is a regular conveyanre to; Cheriesrgh and St,'Volne... The road from Cherborgh to Parik• is the most delightful and the cheapest io France. . BRIGHTON New Eleg,lit Post Comeh, Four ['sides only , every morning at Niue o'Clootk. through Crawley, Ityegete, &c. The •W E V MouTii, Dorchester. and Bland ford Uoiou Poet-roach. every A he'll/4m. Conies Four insides. Ll% ER POOL Poo Couch, to carry . foar Insides, sets out every. Morning. iiirotigtt Linter worth, High Cross, Hinckley, Atherton,. Tani% mill, Litchfield. Utioulorrep, Northampton, and Moldable. Arrives at Liserpool feat Aftarooolto EXETER, Plysinurn, Wsorseern,'Dorelvester, Oltemollb, Dartmouth, mod Salisbury, Now Pact Coach, every Meriting at half-pan Sig o'Cinek. with a Guard, through Moulton, 40t inin.rer, Hridport, Misudfor4, Basingstoke, and Bagsiiot. BOSTON, Spalding, Peterborough. Stilton and Hooting-I don, New Royal %I ail roiach, sets out every Evesing. Couches! from Resoo6l hi Spilsby, Louth, Grint;by, and Hull. • LIVERPOOL. Warriwgtom, Knutsford, Stone, and !itch: field, Post Coach, calk.!, The Expeditioo. every Evening at, Five o'Cleck, to the SalAceo'l Head inn * Dale-street, Liver- 1 pool. Guarded throaghotn. BATH and BRISTOL Flying Post Coaches, themegbChip- 1 penham, Caine. and Marlborough, Mr. hin.y's, the Grey Amnia 100, Bath, als'd the London Tavern, Thomanstreet, anti 114 swan Bristol. next Morping.e.-Cosebes to wen.. Bridgewater, Tosanos, the.• .•-• o• • -.. I LEEDS New Night. Coach, called, The Rockingham,. sets, aul every lifOrnlng id isairpijsi fietien oo'Clocki carries test i reside. oats, and *Oft remarkably easy, with a Guard through set. Pease, through Stamford. Newark, Belford...Doncaster SO Forryhrider, tope Golden Lion, Leeds, next Day at. Noon.. Notwirnstauding the ournminon expedition of this Conch, it is allowed to he the most agreeable and complete Public Convey. ame resNiseNorth ,Bowl, Wag .nuequalled in Accomintsdatimi l by any other. KENDAL. Lancaster, Prelim*. K irhy- Lansdale, &Moot ' CIPPrk7: Onrokiik, and Garessue.Pest Coaches. ereey-After- spun, at Five o'Clock., Gl.AfiTiOw, Lonnotowii,Dretna-Green, Annan, Domfrieor:l Eleiweltiil, TherithilT,' SompstitinoKihi, Canmock, Kirreswell, GNI all ports of' Scotland. Camperdowu Comets (Daely.).. . . ,I YORK: Newcrye, anti Edinburgh. new Concit..perfoornied ' with a Gulitd tbroughout, sets out every Moroi• g at half-past ' Btu, o'Clook, by way of Newark, Belford, Tadcaster, Dar limbs's, Northallerton. Durban ? Moorpetii. and Berwick. — I PaPeagen kudiog 'themselves fatigued from the length of the ' journey, may rest what time they please, and thew 'proceed ea i witkost any additional fare. "J. Clark. the Black Swan, Co ! neretreet c York, runs Couches to Sanderiand, Hull, Scathe ' rough, Wiiithy, and other Places. •BItIDGENORTH and Weisel new Poet Coach, every Evenieg. qmtctsx.E, Penritk. and Whitehaves, Post Coach, goes wifliTeer • Horses, and a Guard all the way. Passes through Bitdi. Appleby, Grcatahridge, Richmond, Catterick, Bo rot sabridge, Wet/stilly. Aberford, Doncaster, and Granihnnt (Oman* way by eighteen miles), sets nut every Morning,. iand - fievailaijouroey with the greatest facility. Pas/engem ' data a tbetßond by badness or pleasure, have the peculiar 1 advantimepf their seats being secured is the next Csiach. WAWF.FIik.'LD Post Comb, every Morning, at half-past iSix 'o'CloCk. • SL I NFPFALAN 0, •Slotiston, and Yana, New Coach, every Monolog, borne Adage lbs. Suuderland. i MANCM ESTER, Witliii/g. Congletrio, Newcastle, Wake, used Wolverhattiptoto, Pisa Coach. every Afternnon, guarded. )BIRMINGHAM Mercury Post Coach, with a Huard, sets out every Afteromm, awl reaches Birmingham next day at noon. Passes by Oxford, Emma, and Shipstone, to the Saracen's Head. Bull-street, Birnrnernam. 1 ii.* For the cunvenierce of persons residing at the west end of the town, Passengers nod Parcels are booked for all the [ above Crotches. at Hatehard's Coach °Mee, New White Horse Cellar, Piccadilly. which Was thrown co: cient number of *embers, Bill for providing Aliens. He said he then repeated it, that 'placed in not only ji Majesty's Ministers, forward this meamire allowed it was by pi the HpuSe shroitd . powers as thin 13111' painful to tisk for; doubt, that, &utile many perstots in this ferent parties in Franc glad to'cip*l in theft tranquillity of this cot sure stilt more necessm were not in•i' stiste'a , arrive here eieiy de; Ministers of the' present pose of acting as spies, various* way& The , from the forth's. ones Itherefore hoped the , brought in. He meant year. Mr. WHITBREA, Alien Bills, from the day, were a blot on f In two instances of bad been etwistid b' pbwers wire enftb' M. de Berenger last i • • present year. NOthl, country was suppled !Mon, could ever ha, trust such poweri in the first Alien Act plated that such a times of peace. The I thirst) had 'not assur thellteatifin in whi Weed. He was sin net know that situai little; The Power ; TegY, ample; 0 4 7 ce' salt ruspeCted persons did not obey that order, of all who entered tees of ships were any persons from, th, and upon thi . Whole ' visions in the presein guard again.t the Allen.. it bad not persons it present Executive 'was in dal to the vesting Mini be made the instrui against ;he subjects come to light that powers vested in them this country abroad instrument of most Spanish subjects, whose been hailed id this cry were delivered up to and' to all the cruet ment carried on by I Bard to the Vallee,. that the necessity for shown, and that it I were involved, liViihat ltg4de t this descriptiOoOisl the Executive #iiif ' the plain : feet Wei, the tie liabiMy of inju4 ' persOni Under suspn Lord explained the , Alien Bill was: intro& ! Vat the principle ritigfie t qWegisl l 4o ,be:tilitti"ueSiksi ur t 7 . 5" t r fivoliC:,iie p.... 171 I is_ . 4sotit eiiTil 1 kgiakig oil 1 surely Wdbld 6e • . I. to preveot hip ingresi come t dioateitit he niraloilt V e fl it inti47l ;( the Let ) as it **at' • . . •• ,•_ /7.,, 1 ,....—::.• - 1 •••• • - .. , I , • .1. , :„.I. 7 : 1 •-• . . . f , ''• 1 *i •. • •. • 1 • --, ,•:',. 4- , .- ----- • -,,• . : • - • . . Pit /et 64ii: I ---....,. .---------A vg ._ . cited thetilseltei upon the question ' since the Treaty of Paris: He ,esolutirins from the Legislatere, ; to pais a law to prevent any ith the French islands in slaves, he existence of the trade in the . • id eulogised the disinterestedness . sat island. ‘' ORCE t xpreised his cordial sp. I e inciple of the Bill, and thought ~i ,• etter hands to do it every justice f I on. Friend who brought it for. 1 .. ring in the Bill. . the Lords informed the Hann ps had agreed to the Panetta .. . .. eteral tither Bills, without any li A talliNg. .!.. $ T' bresight" fortititi ' the itvitidts 'al: , out list night fur went Of a sod'. • embers. for leave to britig in a g farther regulitioni re4pering . t e had observed last night, and he at the conjuncture we were now juitifieti; but actually required bis i l is a matter' of duty,' to brill; i • t' re as pretiltly . as possible. Ho , so roettos te matter of coins*, AU !:,I _invest Minister. with any suck Hit'enid . 'give, end which it e :au hlt'l4 thouelti there cpulef,beo 'prkien't moment there muitho k tointry wliowere attachixthi At, 1. 4 . ;tire, mid savesal est whom 'retold be 11 iiPower to disturb the pee f e g ri d , tonally. What rendered the mos- ..fessary was, that 'we it present Of war, and great nembera cook! . . ay with Passports granted isy el,. taint Ruler of F rance for the A, • . spies, end. givineintelligeoce e 818 did nO s t . Materiallj dittor . • sea la tie Ohne subject, and he ie Mail tidbit' alloy it to be eant it may to continue for one , . . , :AD said, that in his opinion, ova lie beginning down to the present 1 the Statute Book of the country. .• ' late, the powers of the Alien Act by those Ministers to sibo4st tissists i ' fisted. He alluded to the case or It year, and.of M. Corejo in the :hint bet the danger which, the led .nrimelisese*Vosaiisitivittensio -- ' .1 . lave induced the Irodiklatarelb 164 .. ! . • - •.. . ,•,, to the Government is trevegivek l' ,ct ; but no person • theeeeetro: 1 measure shield' be continued is lie Right ' Mi. Gent. (Mrilet. i 'sited to.niglit their knowledge. of . rich the couptry wan it present' t ire that the coma"y in general did I 1 stion, and that the House knew es i ll it Present vested in Ministers was .r, cold take - measures for ordering is out or the country, anclif they irder, imprison them; the names 1 this country were entered ; tee;. liable to penalties whO.Covicelled lie knowledge of the Alie1011icl; there were, he cent:ever, pro. • set Alien Act amply fual'ekepi id - 4 i paCtalivility of any danger :freak c t been stated, that there were any i i in this country from whom the anger; and therefore he objected , lister, with such powers as mig4 iment of the grossest oppressiea • :: of other countries. It had lately ' : droveroment had delegated -the t , em by this Act to the Agents of and it had thus been made the t grievous oppressi..ti to certain I ' rose arrival at one time would hairs , ;smoky, and who at another time '' I 4 • o the tyranny of Fr.•dinand VII'. i . Ilty and Injustice of the Governs • f 14 him. ii was the same with' re. i . ;:. lie was of opinion, therpforo, ' • . 1r the Bill ought to be more ellivq. , i . • would be atlesat fill !la ii. ` A 41t .'4 1 40 4 4; e ,P09 1 04 6 000 1 ric t i; :, i..- • .• ~ . . . fr ..' . I 'liiii4 • • 1 :EAGlreoiitiadirt 44 a s .. • • - - rid tie . propittlylere : Witboat, . 1 ' armed With. prepei diiiMatitiniy, ly . Orministaeces . „ (tte,exiSte!ice,4 . • but that codifloot beitpfils7l;. . • thelivoteetienef i tjle.tiratry4roes ''.. . 4 , from the arrival in it of foreiga ncious appearances. The. Noble t • f e circumstances under which the - 'J n oduced in Ira, .and' contended,' 1 'from 'witch - it emanated, did not ;e of actonihoatitities, fuv,it may '; , 0 ehile.these were bet in prospect, ; 7 1 . try fisiii the machinatiens,ot then" • !ot_ii i. it . o4ttiqlo:r : p.s: p rec t e t : , . fatb7coTle, tialg h Angitioeler t , laqk jakattlei:ligo pr \ $ ! - • tirieitqf arispvict4 tunnel, l ig, Y I. wai •_ , _,)f l it :•:ttk" e 1 " 4 ' 4 • 4 5,1 r Ist. arm.' ' tei a -' w Aix te..fire l 1 rtg :1 .7 /• , ". 4" id a ce s era therein ; tor theme 0 S . , see no Justprold Q(..01 1 11,1 11 , tot . moot Bill] .; 1 LION mittitlee 'ae we whisk ,'did net elebreee.