The Statesman. — London, England, 1811-03-26 00:00:00

• RELIEF of tbc BROISII PRISONERS in I! Fitt AN C E.—Tbe.Contatittee,,begje state, that thereat* : at present oiriattuthietler,g4/0 British Prisoners in the different 1, Prisons of France, for the miur "nein great_diAress ; and that 1 ' the Sobscriptina is intended for the isiksiatiou of their suffer lag,,, kisme t' , r iegige,,by areisibtrthienTelftWitiffillf‘isf tynth ing, Bedding, Fuel, and such other oecessarie, as they stand the must iu tired uf.—Subseriptions advertised .E 14,305 10 d Subscriptions continued : Tunbridge - Town, The Er ni of Egre- Xem, per the Rev. ' mont • - £2l 0. Vices.)Cnox.D.D.X6o. I.s Parish of . Eversholt. ParishC burr bof Eve. ' -.* Bedfordshire, per line, Clifordsltire. u the Rev. Jas. Reed 510 per the Rev. R. B. birs.Houhloo, of Co.. I Fisher - 619 3 • persale House - 10 10 1 Parish Church of Rom- John Lillingston Pow- I ' ford, per the Rev. null, Eig. • 5 5 P. Heavy Rnarhe, • • • Jerb. Dyson, Esq. .6 S 1 vicar,4sOl.of which ' 1 Gen. Whittinghain 50 i was given by john . 'D. P. N. Chives , Esq. It) 10 Tyler, Esq.) 81 0 0 Granger, Proisse, and ' Cherry - Burton Granger, Exeter 21 0 Chirrit, neat Ile. I W.ltoberte, Esq. Exeter 5 5 vette .-. peruse Rev. Collection, the Rev. Ct-P. Fel moan • 80 9 Robert Butler, of • Wort Oaltuti Church, . . lnkpia, Berk', per per ditto - 6 4 6 Messrs. Vincent a nd Walton Church, per co. - • 16 10 ditto 317 3 Messrs. MartineaniOnd F ram C hurch. Seises, Bland - ' 10 10 per the Rey. J. T. T. 1. Albers 5 0 wel,.ress 11 12 6 John Elliston, Esq. II 2 Parish of Maplby. Rev. L. Sharpe - 2 3 Norfolk. per Key. Collection at the Parish Gibson Lucas 717 6 Church of St. Last 'Parish of Stokesby, Fence, in Ipso ich, per • Norfolk. per Rev. Mr. Shams Baker .016 5 6 Gibkou Lucas 9 11 7 T. J. Masters 5 5 ParkChapel,Cbelses, John Barwart 5 5 per the Rei.J.Gee. T. Collett ' - 2 0 Smyth - 33 13 6 J. G. Wrineh, Esq. 2 2 One Day's Pay of the blessrs.Holehume, Hill, Officers, Non-cola- nod Cu. - 5 5 mimioneri 021cerv, Rice James, Esq. 5 5 WPrivates of the Mrs. James -• S 3 (lir Prisons Switioet. Minaeil, and Cheri. of Wales's) Alport - 5 5 Dragoon Guards 76 16 0 1. L. Goodwin, Esq. 10 10 Parish Church of St. I. sad G. Buttye 10 10 Jobe's, Coventry Ileydon and Co. Ban - Br the Rev. W. bury, for A. B. 5 0 rooks ii 2 0 M. G. - 5 0 Bosworth am' 1101- Gardner, Stonehouse, & • 4FOIIII, Cambridge. Company - 10 10 shire, per the Rev. - Gi t iosbarough . . 2 2 G. C. Gordan, of William Leverton , euara's College, Esq. - 2 2 Cambridge 515 6 Concert and Ball at Peneamore, - Burks, Hairm,;s,perfilessrs. p. .r the Rev. Edw. Tilden stud Com- Grey, sod Church- pony ' 35 0 warden 8 S'l Henley in Arden, W. T. .1 - b 0 0 Warwickshire. per The Rev. Deo: Ed- P. S. Ward £6 5 7 mcnntane -550 C. 8. - 1 0 The follow ing Subseriptions hove been received at Peterbo rough. per Willfam Squire and Cu. Old Bunk s Roe) Fitzwillians 21 0U 1 ' Cite Rev. B. Barnard, Lord V ~e. Ifilion 10 10 0 I Rector of Peakirk 50 0 The itt-h.e . a Peter- Parish of Peakirk with tior , ugii - 10 10 0 (Minton, per Rey. B. The i),...n o f puler. Bakivird - 510 0 bonito - 50 0 Wm. Squire, El. 50 0 The Archdeacon 'or Collected from ran- Noraiiiimpiiiii b 0 0 dry pers.on at Pe lite itiev.A. S. Pratt. • terburough . 14 13 6 Vicar of Peterliro* 5 0 0 Subaniptioos received at Lloyd's Crake-house ; and by all tile Baaktri4.iiouse. e lo eNe Milled K Isitdcall• TNOI4AB.BF.RGUSON, Sceretary. No. 9, George-lad, Issaillord ilenet. :•10.1" . - • QPIAING and MARSDEN'S Pure LEMON Atm, Fir Punch, Lemonade, Sabces, 'Fawn* and Luis, will find k e s treinel I convenient, as it suits every domestic purpose where the Lemon is necessary ; also o:ficers Captains of Ships, and others, as it is dry and port able, and will retain its flavour in every climate. 'The following Proportioas may be used : For PUNCIL—A large tea.spoinifal of Lem.m.Acid, aqua:. trr of a pound of Sugar, a quart of boiling Water, half a pint of Rum, and a quarter era pint of Brandy. LEMON •ur.—A large tea-spoonful of the Acid, a quarter . of a pound of Sugar, and two pints and a half of Water. Suaus.—One gallon of Rum, sic pints of Water, two pounds amid a half isf Lump Sugar, and one balf-crown bottle of Mire Lemon Acid. The above quantities to be varied as agreeable; also for Sauces, Jellies, Soups, Sec. Prepared only nt 163, Borough, London, and sold in bottles, at 2s. 6d. by must Oilmen, Druggists, Libraries, and Confec tinners. Or Please to observe their names on the bottle and wrapper, as the label and directions have been imitated by several Jews going about the country, deceiving Shopkeepers and • others, by selling a spurious article, making any allowance to get ready money. ..orledge the _ shewn bim by the Gentlemen with whom the pre_ sent motion originated, and was clearly of opinion that they hail been influenced by the erroneous opi. nion that the Drury.lane Theatre would not be rebuilt. When be assured them that this teas a siisteken notioe,,,aid.khe* there was the strongest probability of WI spec* I.e:istehlfshment, he was dtspoied to thrtilelt teektfd be deemed advisable to withdrisw this Bill. He must at the same time econ.'l, tradiet, a rumour which had gone abroad, describ.l ing indistry in canvassing votes for the question, he had, indeed suede no tfforts for any such per. pose, determined to !cities the case to abide by its own Merits. Last year the proposers of the new establishment applied to the Privy Council, and applitl in lain ; subsequently to which application, a Bill passed through Parliament for incorporating the Proprietors of the late Drury-lane Theatre. Why had they nut opposed this Bill, presuming, as he did, that they intended to introduce the present measure ? After this Bill, however, had passed, it was inti mated to him that oh,: late Lord Chamberlain, Lord Dartmouth, or whore be always wished to speak with respect, notwitbatandiug his conduct in this business, intended, to* question the legality of the dormant patent. 'On the 213th of June, 1810, he received a letter from his Lordship, expressive of, his resolution to oppose the ettetiob Of any theatre in the City of Westminster'. Under these circum_ peaces it was impossible that . the Drury - lane Pru. prietom .Could proCeed. A begOciation followA upon the subject, With Lord Dartmouth, the result of which was, a final settlement, that the dormant patent should nut be acted un, and that the run.; ning patent 'Would continue iu force 21 years.— These were the sole and kincontroulabletanses of the. delay, in rebuilding . DAry-latie Theatre. Ile had observed; that with respect to the present ap. plication, there had beeh some popular arguments used in the petition which wereomitted entirely its the Bill. It was represented-in the former, that the New Theatre should be established on the principle old ces, Nth the calamity happened. He (Mr. Whitbread) hay. ing been named in the Bill lately ',aped, was called upon to investigate the state of this concern, and he was persuaded that the delay arose entirely fron► the cause alleged by his Right Honourable Friend. From the moderation of the claimants, and the in. dainty of those who had the management of the business, he hail the satisfaction to state to the House, that he confidently expected the restoration at Drury-laneTheatre. [Hear l] Ilehoped, there. fore, the Hon. Gentleman opposite (Mellish), and those who supported this 13111, would agree to post. pone it for six weeks. Ile and those acting with him would by that time be able to speak decidedly to the question, whether or uut Drury.laue Thea. tre might be speedily re-built. If it should appear that there could be no hopes of that, they would still have time to pass the Bill, or try next Session the questioq as to the extent of the prerogative, and the validity of the Patent. These questions would at any time be open to discussion next Session, but in the mean time to determine whether or not the Drury-lane Theatre was likely to be rebuilt, he thought it a fair proposal to put off the second reading for six leeks, and concluded with a motion to that effect. Mr. MELLISH wished to wait a few days till he consulted with those chiefly concerned. Mr. WHITBREAD was not aware they could have any reasonable objection. Mr. MELLISH was desirous of ascertaining th• sense of the House. [Cries of hear I' hear! feasts the ajTosile benches.]—Presuming that the House *as disposed to accede to the poesponeascot, he would not object. Tbe second reading was accord. ingly postponed fur siz weeks. • NAVY. Captain MELLISH.' gave notica t shat he would submit a motion to the House, sedative to the pay. moat of the Navy *hos serving abroad. Mr. SHAW wished to give. slake of s [notion for a Bill relative to Eallwaziewsots 4y Servauto in ,ARAI ''' 7 ' , .. 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' ' --....-- gave the right of building the new • Theatre either will he revived the Comedy of This , I . • .._ •• • t • USE OF LORDS, Maxey 25. ._,, on the scito of the Mansion-house, or Guildhall, or .'" is re, THE .RI VA LS. , - ,la Om Toreme - 4 4. , it•e lhaskiod " b ri ii n er k l es eeeh r ose llie s alab bser : them e Y P r a g were '' the R . oyal-Eachange ; butt he believed the people in Sir Antlioay. Absolver, Mr MUNLIEN t Sir Ludas `Tar- eIOTTAGE . DIA ► i . ; • •<- Meg ' ."' "'• ' .. t i;,.. a ~ -• • ; • • ""plaeltr '.... , 0 - t.,„„„0 , .7 arl 0 Darnley, end Lord Elleaboroagh coin- the Col were prepared to resist so dangerous an in. ger, Mr HAMERTONA Faulklnad, Me YOUNG _l_ to N„.,/ e s : v. ' cAi - - ,-...., tV__ of kis opinion : when, after a few words novition. (4 lartghj. He would not detain the Abeam'', tor C. K KMBL4.* Acme, Mr FAWCETT_ _ ~• fi rs .By 4.1 . , - . • Malaprop, hiss S 4 4V EN PORT ; - Miss-11. BOOTH ; With N o tes, and a T i to -.- Ran •,,- . • - and the Lord Cliampllor, It war iionsoturther than to say, that it was evident that Julia. Mrs EGERTON. _ _ h. , t.t . '‘ :•' A .., de i ....,, . , 'lt tiii.. - 0, -;i io o , A . , llmtihrlhav proceeding till to-ssorruw, ut the pme ant application would never have been made, .. After which (24th time) the Grand' DrassMOM,llll9lhilse of Printed for J. 4,1 •• - . '. 7.,... kwp. , , Ad it. .. N. . % • ' • was deelareil and notified in the usoal form bat fo'r the discovery in another place that theßoy. • BLU E BEA LLD • ;.,,,,'' -' ' • ' le . 1. - I • ..- T . ditf•l2-4: . . +kr .a •'. f " 'p. . • . ,by hi s Revel Hlghiress the Priece Re- - -•-• ; OR, FEMKLE CHRIONRY.' .TlApArig i r . iv ,, t. -- 0 i,i10...‘ ;.. _.. . friblitsia:. • ..$ “ lelar I A • band Rotunda Bill, the Irish Sc- 11l prerogative was opposed to it. 1 . On Thumb", The Kistglt of faars ~,,,„: „ lirliit EPiNaLTRiii l. I 'A .. . sus Hill (Linen Iliituity, Ac.), the the Mr. BROWNE, after expressing the high opi. .' 'Ranee.: Windet,hlr. Kenaste - Oo t tgfaib • ' . • ...• A . co i mitt i_ wlig gi ugi or , 1114 t ' i°lllll P revelment gdi ' lmid the "' lire ohm which he had ever entertaitied of the genius the Third: Sing itieharp, Mr. Mem . ~ - , , "'" 4 -I '‘ i 1 1 4,• - - -Letterhbf tha Mepnu .4 . " ' l-: - 4;04 444004 . -der .. . 4 : 4 :. ... ,V tbi. ,, , °ne a rs: i t: 4 l l h! Lord Chain:ell* Earl Cain- and talents of the Hight Hon. Gentleman who bad DAygigt; poRT and 'INN F.Y.THOWAS OA' -4 , SIT ' . 1 licalpole-.-Nloor's Hi.: • ~,, • . \ just sat down, observed, that there were two grounds nd SARAH - : --:,. , L . hafilkinwholgaa'STANHOPE, thelecood reading of I rirlllE CREDITORS who hat, prov . Wien lodge s. - 8 aae'a. wiei. j l d f " • ,' •to , yof .Conicasactstas ordered for no- reas'eas I motion submitted to the House might on 1 tte g A underway of lb abovelmnlhnsid .0111 0 14 id o f per eirtvlKVr 446, r . ; , .. .‘ .. . --4 , * !war samarretot. or--•• - , be aupports4.,„ The first was, .the o gieat riceet in. I takes--Csaisferd's BANKRUPT, me isrspumed•to . 'r likt§iitre.4 tie the syseariaile Acid-4wa sies . rt . ' • W#Silys Millie London robe Conleall, P er ou ged . • crease of The population of On . naetropolia, aud to the Ilyeaseess se anderl 4/te .gamodiess - . o h o & rametE--Sosthey's C ure of IMlllestak-Hp. :thumoli .t.s.,•' whist. were ordered to.ka tor the table. susimetiee wins, as iewsrat ' Adjouvuedtill to-Morrow (this day). ' - the second, the great and notoriouretubarrassekenta persons claiming to gave pas "' feats make Corniis- -Ivory la Holoolleceolls ithillbadsallvdt at . --........... in which thn property of the larory,-lane proptif. 'ions. whose DeptlSilitieg or Allithseks bare rover cease so the T,,,Egbdliine'ibiliroms•, Printed for for Archihnit opostn i 4e ... a 64 • - - HOUSE OF COMMONS. tors was intro - Peed. Ile believed the negieet of re. 1 hands of the pre•esit Sehriton. N.. B. A Dividend eadeeesee of the above Commassons• i s FAMburgh ; isM White and Coehrme. - FltetotraM, ikaspinn. , • • A Mersey from the ',or& sego:dated the House that they balltfing that Theatre, arose ,solely from inability. advertised for the 6141 day of4kpo4l. - - , _ ~ . , 4 ,Fid drie pr ed di t ier o file D i a m b p li an ii 14014ovsieTegititel.mbers, . n aftei Convinced , however, as he wea l th at it would never WIILDE and KNIGHT, Thisitiv:i. puelisheak Solicitors se the Awlcriers, Caill"- street , ritlefM 4 / 44 WIP. . Teen, Volume,. to. price &. In •. 2 *IR to the .141sese of Lords to hear LW Royal ;taut given by *gilt' hold up its head ; yet, irthere was every rea. 1p OEM S . 13 I. 1J LK ite.A s • 'ad gi torniniksion to several tlips • cps to believe the contrary, the aigutnents for a New : ATLAS Fl r k.: AND LfFE ASSURANCE COMPANY. , IMPET. Ent. The Printers' Mill was rend a tecondriate, and ordered to be 1111 ECEI I'S for the RENEWAL of POLI- ' Pedaled fbr LONGMAN, HURSI',•REIS; 01131 E, aad primed. • Theatre would be equally strong', ',As to whit had AR" CI ES falling due at LA DY.DAY, and payable within 11 , TiI s4 IIIOI3,TIIF.ATRE BILL. 4 . , been said of the prerogative of she Criva'n it,could • Fifteen Days thereafterowe noir rezuty . at the vein Oti Cheap- T it° " ll . ' Paier "'"" r • row : .`Mr. M ELI, it Moved the second'readlng of the . not be contended that it : wigs not tioressary for • the side, *net *lib the Company •s Agents, in Edinbiur h, Dublin,i the This Day wsts published, in Shute vols. Svo.prtre St 3s; hortrtls, Bill providing for the Ereition of a New Theatre the .;subject matter of preen s atire to isti-as ancient Cork, Glasgow, and other principal Cities and Turves n • Dedic a ted to the King kwith his Majesty s most trochees , ,, i , ... I United Kingdom, obo are empowered to •rerert New Amu"- 'Permit:4n), illustrated by / Plates oa Artillery; Fortillen- In din ose!rut ) olts• • , as the prerogative itself. The numtitc. of play. sores, coafeemahry to the printed Propssalsof die Company. Om &c. notremrktible Ilaolosibught since tae year 1675. On the Spelker inquiring if Counsel 'Were in houses was originally limited ivr Act or.P.iirlikeseist, i mereaandase in the Public Warebetises t and Slujoand their ' T" 4 ,EI4EM NTS ;if the : FENCE of WAIL : s te en d arm .,. . . Carron in the P.)rt of Leisdloa. ',guard at reduced rates. to prevent the licentio-uswess which theireeitilier wag No own Previa r charged fair tan Water-side- District . containing the modern estahilAed arid approved Pried- - . Mr. SIIiRIDAN . rose' and stated, that he had supposed to encourage. If the ettideticeshould now On Life Asserauces, no charge is made fur Policy, Kowassee, pies of , the Theory and Practice of the.hliiitary Slienc . es; ylit.' , the Fens:Woe and Orgawzronn nr an a r my so t h em M oo ., no intention of c.,:lluigiii the astliauwarte of Counsel, be the other way, an Act of Parliounentantlet be the • or Endo w woes. . A Comisiosloa, unusually liberal, is allowed to Solicitors and I -it.e . :Sec. Artillery, Loginecriap, Fortification , Tactics , Logi,- as he honeyed 4 rely brief statement of the clrcum- proper mode of establishing a difkreitt4eOlatioes„ .) Brokers. two, Grand tactics, Costratoetatina, Military Topography, stances of the cue would be su ffi cient to enable the A grant was made to Sir Thomas Rich by George the Clwapside, lets March. 18 1 1. 1 11ENKT DESROHOUGII, Jun. Secretary. Strategy, Dialectic, and Polities of War. •By WILLIAM MULLER, .• Noise toiorta a judgment upon the question before First of a new licence, whieh came afterwara into Lieutenant of the King's German hwaseer., D.P. M.A. mid th e ' al. He had expected that the.Honourable Gen- the hands of Messrs. Lacy and Garrick, and was, 1 CO ft HUH A 'l,lO NOF TM/4 414 ICA NI E SOCIETY . late first Niglio 'Fe:saber of Military ,Setences at Me %irk . . tieman, tae worthy Representative of Middlesex, he believed, the . patent under which the new Drery. FOR INSURSNC_. _ _K . UPOI'I LIVES; varsity a fontiugen._ -- Institifterfbir Charter of gums Ame. Aims 1706. Ful site Um of, Military Schools and self-instrartion, to whom it was his duty to exprrs. , :As souse of the lane Theatre was to be rebuilt. The ground of -. rri IIE LH RACTORS betel a COURT at the So- Printed Air Lattpgar,. fiam, dam. ow l * w o g ; pp and attention which be bad received at expediency was the only one on Which thoquestioo . - ; 1 rioter Home. in Serimial l s• Ma, Fleet-sweet, EVERT ,J . Eden"; J. flifOralsast wed Black.- PAWN &I'd litod l4 4 l , • • is hands on tills occasion, would have prefaced the should now be (li.custel :on this "qticatititt . the- Priv? ' : , WEDNESDAY. rit a reen ollor.h. for the Admission of ; . - , 3‘,.,,,a er5 , su ot o r'the itien..l.Cisareir, tale', grained bv l.'s ! - BELL'S ANATONIY. COMPLETtiII to 9 Vols. - motion for the secoud, !eliding Otitis Dilli by dome Council had certainly not deci I it, they haying re. . . as ,jeer, for thfsheteaduilag nr tbe Prate the lOsiedtsof this 1 ' This Day was pp& Win; •. , statement of the grounds on Ohieh it was sicotn- jetted the Petition merely are: :,.-ints Of lasi. It II :' itetitities.• - itall.-...` • , i • ' ..,- . . lu 3 vols. ave. (whit empf44llß 8514 . e g it ti li tlf ili '. mended to Parliament and thi principles on which bad been rejected, because the new Theatre was . I' , BV 0011 st *elk court et Directors, ~, s • - JOHN PENSAM, Registrar. rp(IE A NA 6 TOltt ila*-Irali Tief kid ith 11 4 ' odill?9,f r :it laid claim' to the sanction of the Legiglatare. ' flan supposed likely to prevent the re-establishment of KiIiertRIIIN I SAY. ..1L contiiiiingliie iMitestgy.afctbsf . Opi l / 2 •ldiiiis, only account, however, which be had been able the Drury-lane Theatre. • And yet, immediately ‘I.R J. Ba4III3C4IMS and CO. .I. SIVE. Heart, :sad Arteries. 8 v JOHN 1171tatftir. ' . to obtain explanatory of the objects of the mea- after this rejection, the proprietors of the latter 1i..7 WEIGHT role earvivtint Partner, request their "Petends' printed paper which had been obtained a Bill,' making them a Corporate Body, Amid that of the Brag alit Nerylbst isif the Sevin, sure, was a atteetion to the New Lenirj. Jour 4, containing 60 Capitals. and the Viscera. - pretty widely circulated, and which certainly con- for th e avowed purpose of doing that with respect $ 11E31E. 4 .. Prises of .. 403;00J ~ are - £BOlOOO 1 W , .By CHARLES RKLI., Sorgesi‘ °. _ . , geed nothing in the shape of argument to support to a "bird Theatre, which they had condemned the • . pomia to, Laugsnan, .flurit; Rees, Orme, nlid ltlf•WS; pa - .:v t•-'4 - ' SAW • 24;000 tette:wee:row ; an 3 T. Laden and W. Davies , Strand. • t This paper represented to the public, or to those latter for fendiug to do with respect to their own. 32 ...••••.: Algt • ...• ••• . . ... 16 * 000 _ Of whaiii may he tied; by the mine Avti*, 3.030 iota it addressed, that they ought not to be die- As in the assurance that Drury.lene Theatre would 60 -,•,.•,• •...wir _ l. VIGRAYINGS of the ARTERIES, WWII ess. . - ...,. , 1,000 ... ei 4 * 10 - ex- be speedily rebuilt, he conceived this would bo 1,000 a k ey': '...r s. ' 90,01X1 2. "ANATOMY of the,BRXIq, rival 41*. RAMIIh TOD& lOW , against their cause. He &claimed for his best examined in a Committee. . I 3,010.• es •* n ts.p.• • ...viler.. ..• * *al* •.• A • ./144/0 . 3. A SERIES:of KHOICAVIWIS, esplisiumg the (,ewes OWII part any keetwied;r... that. such exertions were Mr. WHITBREAD ) said, that ha had the .. 1 of the Sevve*. , tee& 4to. petit IL Is: lilies. . • lin,octo Tickets. XS). foiJO 4. ISNGRAViNGS rat tee litrdwl, MUSCLES; oat tittelsallitO De made, conscious awe Seas that the strongest regard for his Right lionoitrable Friend, .1 , They with pleasure stale their great sweets, having sold • Am , JOINTS4to. price U. 11.. Gd, ditto. only motive that impelled him to come forward on and others interested in this concern of Drury-lane. Si: Prises of Fitly or 2500 up to MAIO The Fir . (. 000 , t ,„„ royal 84n. . 14s. dht. . - • this occasion, was a foaling of what was due to the The disposition which ' must be generally felt to ► pay 1000 Tickets producing 24,765 The Last 2 s'''"' 6. A SYSTEM of DIS6ECTIONS, 9d Edit. folio, SI. 34. number of persons interested ia the property of every due attention to the interests of his Right in this and lett Ye - Lotteries. at 37, CORNHILL ; 11, ! 7. TIIE SAl'il E WORK, 2 vols. foolscap livo. 11s. ditto. Drury-lane Theatre. He was most ready to ac- ♦Eton. Friend, etio.t be increased by the dignified HOLBORN; and as, rtAYMARKET ; txttere Tickets and • i Sham are selling. _. knowledge the candour and fairness that had been manner in which he had conducted himself when /TV 111‘711 r vri'm __A ILS & tiOThiPs\tlO D....- i I: tin her s .. . . ... S. , . . of opening at the old prices , and of furnishing car- Ireland; but • *v! 4 . ''*•!- (-4 , •-! •- ~ tact, moral, and rational entertainments. These ob- The SPEAKER. suggillOW that 4- 10 . boss. ill . i iccta, however, formed no part of the Bill. lle was the-evening for a nutice.e*,..,,sfai. A „,., ~,, . t Swim s that he should be charged with defending a DRIB E Riralelaw v ,, viowitlk 2i ii . monopoly, and he was_ perfectly sensible of the just Mr. WYNN rose, to- i ggiggWroadAt odium in which monopoly was generally held. But on of ,the Eluetiort•Beiberf 111 Wiwlstratatot,tko : a :weeping pripoiplo of this nature, the monopoly Blll•against the sale ersewks. ialssal this of the East India Conipiny, tottl:Grwydir's -moor- Ileum, to he *Tiede / iti orsts:4o,ife 0 log.e l haiu monopoly, should iiii . iitt'abottshed. So to the principle ; 'lusts* the. ,_- •gr.for ; ; Or is his own Individual interelltillsti-conewrhect, lie carrying the object coesip‘ellalit'N'or" :, wow is" otould • stillingl) , surrender it tiiiiellitbttc; but what consideration. , 'qoate.,...isdeest,,• - ' . kit t ss' oo spA., : be must Fentend for was, eitrit• *Sitir Contrary to Waded, MO there wire. ee l C ' the wh o wlsisfi" . sit of legiiiatfolutinttlirtore with any ante at 414 —.hist ihe - angora?" • ' ' . i charier or,.pitteit without proilillog'ideqsate corn thought othertoise. i•it.!l.ll . .• . " wa tifir l A ir a it pensatioti. &mist set : Ai pissierw Bill took - tikat seats bad bstin biugai.34,o +• '. ll-' a ..., g sookl colotoal hi! stride; . intubilistigt;eed . ow* eobt , ark•tio• 1)14!rhod-lot.essi 40, • • A --74 "" - ` 4114 " . .. , : f a . 4 4 golchartered right. Or At' sor /guidon, tweetv in OrtioS I* mottholliat 7 l trlittikh the tithet,l% Of illiticnt prerog... kfcw words ku the particular .'"r"....rr i •\- Ns V.. '''‘& 7 4o 4 o` , evt: •4 . t , 41 '1' ' . " N7 L' .. V .1..3 A ' 11401 . 1 1, 4 NI , . • •. , , ~1 • • t *.t '1 1 '" ti 4 4. '. . . i ,it . 't• • 4 • ' .01 7 ! '., •• • ' 7',.4., . . l't--.. • .. ..: . . : . . . .•' . 4 • • '..a. .• The Business of the TA y Lows COMP 'IN y is removed from the Atlelphi to 101, Pall Molt. PILE following LIST of PRICES is submitted: .A. to the consideration of the Public, and Gentlemen miry he assured of having tfte best CLOTHES, FABIIION, Mill WOK KMANSII I P. PItICLS OF SINGLE GARMENTS. Best Superfine Bloch, Blue, or Green Cloth Coat A. 4 4 0 Plain coloured Coats - . - 4 0 0 Toilineit or Xerseyntere Waistcoats 18s. to 1 1 0 Double Milled Keraymere Breeches - 1 16 0 Silk Waistcoats - - - - 1 8 0 Ditto Breeches - . - - - 210 0 Manehe.ter Fancy Cord ditto - 1 8 0 Nankeen Pautaloons ur Trowsers - - 1 1 t) Superior Cloth or Keiti4yinere Paatuloons 2 4 0 ria Atiled.: Swain Piiw. - - -- 20 0 Riding habits - - - • 7 . 7 0 Supertitie Oath Great' Cant - - - b 1 0 0 ' ' LEATHER. BREECHES. A Pair of Doe Shin Breeches - 2 14 0 Ditto ditto Piittialuons - - 3 3 0 Ditto Lamb Skin BretelseS - - 116 0 lIEGI M MITA LS. A Regiusental Coat, exclusive of Lace . 6 6 0 Ditto Waistcoats - .; - r . 10 0. Ditto BreecheN - - - - 1 16 0 Ditto Superfine (rent Coat • • •' i 6 0 0 Ditto ditto Overalls - - - . .. :- A A 0 1 Laces are estra charges. Naval I.Tif forms saute Price as Regimentals._ Contraded by tl.e rear dad the Old to be rettirned •Quarterty. • Three Suits per Year ,E l 9 10 0 I Five Snits per year 428 0 0 Four ditto - 24 10 01.,Six ditto - 33 6 0 ' Cootioeti for cuss Opy. your Coats per Year ,' . ' •' - . . 15 10. 0 . 18 10 0 1.14 ditto Six ditto - , • . 2SI 10 0 Contribtlf ("! IWO* *MAIL - • Four Pairuf Doe Skin'ariiiiirk 4 Jl7 ---- .„, , 9 0 0 Six ditto of ditto - . 11 14 0 • 4ight di of ditto 111 0 0 JiUo u. -- . . " t mg, ~_, - - •44. Coat, exclusive of Lace , - -- , st 4 . 3 5 0 Hiece:tes - - . ... . - 18 0 Waistcoats - - ' '.; • - - u -04* 0 Tlntel Jackets and. WaSIMID . - ~ • 4 ,. Box Coat - - • - - 0 Fustian 9veralls .- ~ ir o, - .. I. 1 0 Cloth ttitlo *A - t 'lt - .. 0 • Sleeves ter Aairow.lo , oo .1041114r8/ or 1. , ' 0 1 c. di Business Hours Tyson Eight a the Morgan until Sit livening. A Letter a p*iiiiiiii beligt tu Cacti Waif Yearly.. • fik , lt-vg. , . . -. • ` I,s. S t 1