The Statesman. — London, England, 1818-05-19 00:00:00

subject t- Indlirretioria, sod IL_ body sad mind, ike. " Si quis stale fert steeds (arta dannsosio, Ne permit, roots sentist antis (Tent." Suld at the Medical Hall, 171, Piccadilly; by Sherwood and co. Patrrnosier-raw ; and aH Booksellers. 24 296, • as' - 13:76% the Lai.' "Sit MO ever drawn ! nod nesptelfiii;tt •oli __nit Winnow' .n t e to t ror of the reheat Scheme, which, with unit, 14,u007irkos. (obtains 107 CAPITAL Intliiisl Including S Prir-s of £20,0 00 I W fees of 3.00 kl and 2,0001 90 Psis of 1,0001 20 Prises of 50., ace. &c. And the Scheme is so arranged that TWENTY-ONE THOUSAND POUND PRIZES Must be Ora% et in the Fiest rewrote Minnie.. On the 4iii JUNE:, KING'S BIRTH-DAY. Ticket- mind Sm fires ore Coo on Sate try J. nod J. SIVE- W it IGHT, at their old establi.hed Offices, C• rich 914, H nymarket, It, 141. Oxford-street, Whit ...Id amid shared ill the ter) lib( Loiters N.'. 15.;n0 a Prize of 5e3,1.5001 No. 5,128 . a Pi use of . I,uStYl Amid, Sit other Capitals of ,Csuo, £4OO, Ac. ite. dte. TO COUNTERACT'the many attempts that are daily sande to Impose on the nawary a spurious compouition itmead ..f the crl/.14 UIN li BLACKING, pet. paled by HAY and MARTIN. they hate adopted a new Label. in which their address, 97, High Holborn. is w cult. spiettoally placed is the tame, that they trao an attention to thie, awl the ditfrreace of the type. which it unlike all letter. press, will enable Purchasers at once 1.1 detect Lie imposition. The Reid JAPAN DLACRING, sa,vir and srld 't% , boleti& by DAY awl MARTIN. 97. High Holborn, and retailed by the J'rinciPal Groterl. Be..hsellect. liertumers, Halit-anker. &c. in the Hutted Kingdom, Bol les at 64., h., and Is. did . each. • To Mrs. Johnson, 94, Newman-street, Orfard-street,.l.ondiin. MADAM —I return yoa my best thanks for the AMERICAN SOOTHING SYRUP you so hiadl gave me fur my little Boy, ach ild nine months old : he had beeo" seized with a supposed cold. and had a violent discharge at t.o. nose, which afterwards indented lois eyes to such a degree, t4at It *as doubtful whether he *said ever recover hi. gigot a at tar NM, time his cants' were very much swelled. and the I) WWI /awed them u ithoit effect, hat by the use of °biotite of your is valuable Syrup, in lest than a fortnight hit eyes (*hie% before .ere . uppoosed to he Pearly obscured) because as hriAbt as the fondest parent could possibly desire, and he Ltd severed teeth through *km perfect ease. I suss, 'oar obedient nod grateful Service. 47. Great St. Andrew-street, Seven Dials. S. PERRY. To be had of the Prop' i tors, Johnson and MI illiNsos, 94. Newman-oiriet t sod by their appointatesot of all the Medicine Venders in Town and Cimattv. at 3s. 9d. per Biotite. N.B. Mrs. Johnsoo relteves the wine as wual, at her %owe every Tuesday and Sa , orday morning*. Prom H ine -sal ten o'clock, by bruising aletter float from a respearoble bouyekeeper to cer tify that they :.re teal objects of charity. ONE HUNDRED AND SEVEN CAPITAL PRIZES! THREE of •/9.1,000. Ac. Su. :1 Z vtivr and Co. have great pleasure in rec0m ....7 nirodiog I..lthe psirtirular attention of the Public Ilse Sebenw of the New Lottery. to bee..n draoinr on else KING'S BIRTH DAY, 4tit JUNE. sthicls is (-rated on the principle so 1..0e de.ired hv many Ail. .eniaror•, v;s. a divi•ion of the Money into NUMEROUS. CAP( I'A 1.4. whereby the Chance of obtaining a vent Prize i.. in. re..A.11 three Toll. The Last Lottery contained twice as many Capitol= as the. l receding one and the present Scheme (with 4,0,a) Tiekeb le-e) has more Capital.. than the List Lottery. /. The Tickets and Shares a.e Selling in great variety at SW I FT and Co.'s Others, 11, Poultry t 191. Aldgate High. 12, Charing.crins f I Flf er 1 i where, in the Last Lottery, ti,e following Capitals were Shared owl Sold; vis. I N0..8.770. •. •. 5.0 0 No. 4.11.0.-4100 10.709 .. • . 1,01)0 h.M ... 2•10 11.1093•••• SILO 9.888 1.00 Also in the prreftli-r Lotterie s No. 7,1195..4 20 . 5 .N. 2456...“11.000, and many others of £l,OOO, £XIO, £4OO. &c. Ate. WII are requested to direct the attention of pt.. sons 'Aimed with mental or bAns deem's , , nervous de oility, inward postings, loss of appetite, indigestion, depression o(spirit.. irembliog or shaking of the Iroals.scorbulic and every other . kind of eruption, inthmis. ulcerated throats; remittal weakness, pain• in the limbs aud joints, consumptive habits. and all robstitutiontil complaints. itamedintily to tootle trial of the eelehraitd CORDIAL BALM OF RA KASIRI, or Nature's Infallible Restorative, as prepared and sold, wholesale and retail, by C. J. Jord an, M. I)., of the East London Medical Vstablishccent, 7, Catmon•strcet Road. St. George's in the East, Londoti. It is universally acknowledged to be the most agn4able and powevfal restorative iu all the above cum ; Visits ever di-covered; it dins the lined, .cases the ewer violent pains in the bead and stoinael, and p romo t es ;cigar perspiration.-1t is utterly imp.,ssible for language to rupees, or doilies& to elm!, sofichienly• the value of this pasiderfal and incomparabk Medicine in rediseing health to the afflicted, and giving vigour to the aged; thousands hay - 4ne., heea restored to perfect health, after bavin been so re. dared by diWerent diiienvet; as to hate heed despaired of, not only by their families, but also by their profe.siond atteadants. Vold; by appointment of the Proprietor, ill bottles lls. each, at two quantities in roe, 206. earl+ ; or filar quantities in one family bottle. for as., duty iscladed, by which one lbs. bank is saved. This inestimable Medicine will keep in all climates,' and may be had of Barclay oodrSoos. Fleet-market; Vade. 46, Cnmbill; H. J. Preston, 101, Strand ; J. Richards. 199, Strand; Blake, 56. Piccadilly; Batter' 145, Oxford.street; Chandler, 76, fsford-street I Tagg, 10. Middle-row, Holborn; add'hy the skint rispectabk Medicine Venders in every part of the kingdom. Dr C. J. Jordon • takes this general opportunity of an. armor's& to the Public, that be still devotes his study exclusive. F. to ;benne of particular complains.; as a regular member of the Royal College of Physicians lie offers a speedy and perms neat 'Nee foe every class of nervous relaxation; diseases, of h.,wever tang standing, or of the most inveterate kind. are by his pew kohlittperfor mode of treatment speedilialin effect ual lyeured. Dr. C.J. Jordan may be consulted, by all ranks ' irons &se is the monlog till sine in the evening. at the East bandit* Medi cal E`lobli3hment. 7. cannoo-street Road. aux t h e Cowan'. ilia! Road turnpike, SI, George's is tip Fait. rrHE approved method of BLEACHING IRISH LINENS without chemical acid. adopted by the BEL FAIST COM PAN Y. mid their superior fabric mid durability (iswiog to that process). has now staid she test of Tinsley', lrearaezperience. They inform the. Public. their ;pads just arrived are maelleheaper than any previous importation. and recomineed their Friends to take advantage of this dpportasity, as an advance may soots swear. i -001 The inesperieuced can . rc poka-e.with wcurity. * second price is snide; •aul the money returned if mit approved. Emablisked bol •for the sale of warranted Linens, by the Piece. at wholes* Orr. . Brooks, Burch. and O'Keefe. Agents 50. Great Ritual street, Btormsbury, far* the M u-eum. • • .4 •JMj 144 it Mr. PETER MOORE Woven is a Hill fo;liiltl;arr eee- Imo Public.• tlae l.ilyof N'.stmionter with Gas, which waa read N first time, and ordered to be read a second time to. Me offlllll Mr. W. HU N DAS presented ft Petitinu froze the University isl It. Andrew's, against the Copyright Rill. SCOTS BURGHS. Lord A. HAMILTON presented Petitions frets the Corpo ratios of Dundee nod the Bnrgesses of Inyerkeithinsy pes)rtg for an Alteration in the Con.tihiti of the Scots Burghs. THOMAS FERGUSON. Lord A. HAMILTON prerstoteda Petition front Thomas Fergi.siin, ut present a prisoner in Newgiate, whose case has of l a t e be e n the subject of so much itisiussion in Pas Hansen', ex pursing deep contritios fur his offence, and hoping the House 'souse. in cousideration of the comities:writ he bad oullieed, and expense. be had been put to. see cause to order his libera tion. The Noble Lord soiled that in bringing this rake forward be had been actuated by no persorial feeling of hostility to T. Ferguson, but merely by a wish to discharge the duly be owed so the Freeholders of the county which he had ti.e honour so repieseris. If we onderstond the Noble Lord correctly, be slated that to-morrow be shush! move for the discharge of T. Ft Iptlooll. So' C. BURRELL presented a Petition from Botslade, in the comity di Susses, against the Pony Settlement Bill. MARY-LE-BONNE WATER COMPANY. Mr. JOiIN44IITII presented two Petitiens from the Mb*. hiinia. of the Parlsh of Mars-le bowie. against the New Water comp:toy Hal. which, atter a few words from Mr. Wagtail, Yid au ussur.ssiee from Mr. PoaTssaN that it was ant the ihs trwioa or the Veslr) of Mars-le-brume to proceed farther with Hoe BM, were rend. and ordered to lie on she Sir. PHILIPS presented a Peron:se from Middleton for Par limas...Wu Helmet POOH SETTLEMENT BILL. Mr c. BCURNi. tooted she further consideration of the Re port of the Poor Settlement Bill. fur the purpose of postponing it 141 Fr,day nest. Sir M. W. It IDLEY said, as this Bill bad given rise to very great alarm ammo I the country. he wished to know whether it ata. the iatenrisin of the Right lion. Gentleman to proceed wish it dotting the present Session, ur to allow it to lie ever till &future Session? "Jar. STU ROES BOURN k said.ite was extremely averse to ~ hurrying this hill through she House, and his ono •iew was, that it should stand over till nest Ses.ion. tie wished. how ever, a di•eassitio previously In its being postponed. that the nature of the Bill might be mere thoroughly understood by the country. The Report 19111 then ordered to be taken into further consi deration on Friday next. GAME LAWS. Mr. G. BANK 1S moved the second reading of the' Game Purchase Bill. otrieen Mr. CURW EN thought that the Game Laws, as . a .irml Jcs!umd j u us t d they at present palsied, operated against their pro. . o . opportesity, lessen o bjects. It WON not poSsible ender these laws, 'of') to preserve Game by any other means then (hits* wearily. as slti second red if slot vipproyed. which threw upon Gentlemen a certain degrei warranted Linens, by the odium. When he looked at their genii's! 'plat inikr • • _1 • provisiona, he could not see any proper principle og. . , justice throughout them. The present Bilt, he con.'j celesta; could not reach its object. It could not bill MEDICAL BOARD, Greet Charlotte-street, suede to attach su ffi ciently on the higher c hallis so as Biaekdriars,•-road, met Woodstock-street. adJoiaioi to prevent them from becoming the purchasers of New• linhri•sfrerl. —Since the Medical Board has been est:shish ed Ch3rlotte-boui.e. Great Charlotre-os eel. apposite she game: yet it might tend to swell the catalogue of Rev. ttewlssisti Hilts Cbor 4, nisei Woorlsinett-street, artinininr offenders of a lower deseription, of whom it had sp ... New B"9"reet• upwards Thirst' Th"wal 6 P"sielm" of peered no less than 1,200 had been in confinement bosh sexes have been rest-red to perfect Iwitlits, mans of wham node the present laws in 'one year. Not seeing that had lingered for sears under he Mist painful and obs(lliate dis eases, were pronowseed Wearable by respectable practitioners. the Bill would remedy the evils, he should move the and several di s ehatverill Cron HositilislS.—ouch it slue ?feet ie.. second reeding lor I hat day Biz months. suiting from combined interns 11—Messrs COOPER oral Ct•-• of Medico, and %rectal celestite. niter 'fort y sears' esperleitee Colonel WOOD observed that the object of this thiS Metrnlshilssteret cumebed din* at both lievherfliw 3 1 Bill seemed ailviise to the giving the rublicu legal cases of fIN philit. de. often improperly treated), uotil whit sit sags' of gam!. Ile hid always thought it theliest night; and the poor have oats ice (gratis) osi Tuesday'. Threaders . and! Sauday Mornings, mail Twelve o'Clock. g Patient+ plea iwteganze the sate of game, and not to threw" at a del:tome. &scribing Owasso, imasedionlv enfolded Wu , — All letters to he directe.l to Cbarl-ne-house..Blarkfriar's road, „. P initedinients in the way'of that, .h artist @heist: hat sane are answered which do tibt CVOIttiO snosaltiag fee. 'iliereiore s he most oppose 'this Bill. • t +,4 16 alit , . :•:‘ , ;a . 9 4 r:01 .d yeast; as to it; ; CO e. importance, both ask relived to the annimeintswti which iodated Gentlemen to lire in the country, and, as it concerned the morals and improvement of the most important class of thecommunity.'llere certain. ly was great inconsistency in making it penal to sell, and not to buy : but this only showed the difficulty and absurdity of the whole system, which rendered it full consideration of it desirable, and he trusted that the Hon. Member for Hertfordshire would bring thi wbollsobject forward. There was great evil undet ) Ike system in the tempting and compelling of trades.. men by their customers to a daily habitual violstiori of the laws. The tradesmen, in their turn, word compelled to tempt the peasantry, on whom thy' penalties were not light matters. The violations of law produced by the system were proofs of its tab. serdity. Mr. 11. CALvewr and Mr. G. BANOss spoke la support of•the Bill. A division took piece, when.the numbers 0101111/ question of this second reading were— - , ...-si J t a 11.14 Ayes - 116 . . 1,, u 4 , Nl'ls a,, Majoiiti for ihe (second reading • !- 1 95 4 41111" , a •• On the re: • oßeoing of the gallery, gr. •EtAtiAltaii.t TON *a:ail:log a question of I..grd Castle:Fe ,. i l s t l i p a) tire to an a ?;plication concerninf ate Frame- wor , 1 ) ., tent, to which he understootlipt tiorillitiP h e , gam . a reply, s(atitig an intention Vs tetrofffy SIN Oink . .. V I: • • • sure. ttlallf. sdt lo Lord CIigTLEREAGEt Wif thitl y te r rolo p ix • it 111 1 • • give di subject alluded. to .tilo. be; ~ i tvetqlirth, bit that he was not pledged as kiln, ktiriiCohr pr., ; •• sure, nor had he yet received 4l the tuf;;iniitinriaybi4, he might feel necessary. He 110 answered .0 n a - pjtit cation to him in the way wl;ic,, fi i i . Lir*ght cutifrg • able to his duty. He had ev e ry, viis.,that this Moist, matter should be duly considered. - ,.. t. ' • EDUCATION OF THE POOIt'BILL Mr. BittOUGHAM said, io moiing the . pi;der . nr, theThY, for thelionsiresolaing itself into i ‘ eona. aide* of the Who* liousii'on the Educa i tidt or tile eikif dill he wish e 4 to sii a few wordiwnlijenuti-• jeCr. 6 '`'lii consequence ortlisi . discession whic h had aliaMNitlien place, and `taco 'general otttlevii Which iihnir giiiit,Of the object at ihe encihry t as 'Weir 'oll b ilsWirKtie Of the abuses which haratiadi come cotaki ViiOlitedge of the ComMittee . 11 hlclit. „,ij- , -, J 1 r Y ii ! fatlieilanti of the country bo o-. wen excited, m . o.r. fisitnitiOn had since been comtn'inicrted to die • t' ' would be difficadt for him to give the 11064 'ii .. pf the vast mass of informitiiin which had wit& ' " incessantly poured into . tii 'Committee. It ' ' c as' if a new light hid iqii brol in on tire cotton: , tor t , 1 from places where no abors'Onie . eyen auspected,to t exist, most important contatUOlCatiOni tiod *see. sures hid', been received.' The' Crinimitieihaa 144: coked *altitudes of letters; some eronp persons Whip iiiriii na Mid' tsiatees Of charities - some friiin i ieranns lifili'ltiisi ilia a right en 'cleiti'enCleea charity, with- hit knOtiiog:oetbeir right ;, shine . frosa:persons.lhq Piiialir . iiso.oeighbouthstot tor:prepliqletinAt e ii etiiiitlei;, witWoOl hiiiieitilisirof*iny Ala to s f' neighhoUrhoOd. The Committee in the last ,iindaiLi had been occupied in cra9ifying the . Itutorns 'IQ • kw- • , 0 • i • . —.qo earl, tit'oew ,b1...w r.v;. -.•tns t;Joosa,va::• 1'• bauiceig* sd 0. 3191 F ti,3a,..1 tiiiv') ~ t i 1G lir. • • . - _ . . - , . . . , _ _ . _ • . „ . „,„ . . . . , . . -'" •• .. ' ... , . • • .0 • N . . ' . a , . • • % 1 • . • .• . . 4/ • • '' . • . .. . . ' . t: . ' . 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T. the 111101iTItY:510 . ..1/111RFitilORIFF PRBIRKER• . . •491 d NU mgazaidi s e . adscumgoz., , , ix - itoorneed dist the/best - rob& **in mat ibasystt ,g roa k o ss w iavented mid msourogisred,by•Messimoptiefif . ~ . the CITY of ROC R I oe IE be ST a N IA ;pews S . t . ern .. , . 4.44.1. , . i ~ rit c .1.. ay . ,t,.„ .ante; preversoi , bet it.b....seidoold whine wok at ,L eskt ,,, -1,. , . aa a R o basno. gen Redden, under Ow t o p ute ol a g e ~.r o. er, ay, 11x. •. triontige of Dia oval Highness . the Prince lee eat, li g i a. ItantelitailFeseetelo. ••• ... I , .. .; s, . , ..o;Ndt,:r , .- 4 - ~;.r )... ...R R i entitled ite the vie of - thee loser,. ally • Plptlini OP tt! i tilyielli.' . ' ... - " e " l let • - i vents:: by ibeiVoolinr . reetbestieol postreto,-111 Medi . _-, puitue balloon. canvases to Landow?, sag ' j a l l' l vi t i • ~ • ritr i. Arlo Ars oit .•a , .sr . •''' Nene but peritsed,ei 1601. pet 41.611111 a tended Pros, . - rep aiwa ss , . 0 11 I Eli % a a el tal ireaa i s ed i sfe..". p h eitiss t b,s is N .' peep .A mad might beam ebb hem a)brickfieids W Ito. 101, M. .111arthe.Intse. - dells.' fterie.:4welve• reseed obliged to leave ROsbester before the camel le sift 5, excepting owo every Wednesday and Sodurdai s -on I theeefire beg you would exclave any einitelora ea my patl.ip - - ielfich days NW PURKIS, n Profesior of ,Manie, pedigrees u ot !alibi or repethlng my visits. .•• , esisrosamaists therßieloupreshere Poolleasent foe reallittbt any •veloable bit of land ; bit if smith* thin hod , •te one bemoans. free the hint , of ' Wee to low; Reeeettent ' Abiten&kr i nomore wornsior, Encoder to wale etwelbot /rink .4cffi s fil-.1...,810a5., lb.. ALA . • , LAt ' 100,00Gii in the feeds, be was not entitled toe deo is lung not seep, sad to call again epee Oahe & did aelsfiad • N edikesi " 'ir s in" sitsd ", Bl L ep w ;Twil VDERDALE; tie. La- tvia the Molts of the diferent ,etnintiet c,,, t opm el e d tes a so st e t ! Th e rsdav evening. during the Season, the full sual at isom e .. , b o . r i,,,, h , t o re et „ to t, gle head of game thereby. The ( d rid on this sehjtiet . .. werg of the . Inornment are exhibited by, nod unit di- -Vie vieeivion of last sleet meet have astankhed all Attlee' him -6 12 two minalkity pti t_ , •}l l ; ni - mli f '_. " A. be inest contend , ' were at present exceedingly intellha loran. a ri.ge r . THOU AS ADAMS, Plaftissiiiiir ,i,kko, use oosi tu be d aygriC aersoeme d , 0 t h eena e aet a m i. f lo g i.,. ~, co o -RA FACT LIB BILL. f • 'lastest, and his bopied the Heel* woild let AVOW . , b os io e e ti l five other Performers, tiessolenaqx, gr„.014: so m e • • am % ga b, whom hmir h ewing! , evokorip..orgooloot. sad eow . Tor Oldie of TL. Dierie .several i . MEI Time) dill PIO Selectiam from the ailed iv..a, aMg most mon wasp are set al nought, anJ over ruled. the •Preprietem had • -Workessi es eyed- in violater Cornea stand over,till the neat Session s when a Cali ad .• eminent tsarina sad modern Contrivers. IfieJdry of your tountrvarms bad had to decide th e qatetkie, %illy. *nod tat he t ,fleidhbooriloed, a !Antacids is liatthilasal - might be appointed to consider the whole glieftideii A List of the Penniman. may be had. eddy at two pre. the ver di ct twat here e„„ the oak , on ,..bblit against the CoftoA-Maialt , Clwrieti 10 I. "g o arid see what was necessary to be 'tillage& et 9 F• lof LAIIDERVILE • th aw , on appliratitra at the Rooms .- Admittance drily Is. The etwestitralwas decided by small portion of Freesia; ad The At ' P lalealmd a Ptiltl ' al a i l ' On'TlinnilaytWniar, the Room are °Pelted M helf-dell het a nball norprity of them, not more in the foist °Oslo* tee Bre from a Mmersetirry is eke WA Reties of Yorkshire, enacied. . .: abven o'clock. and the reeformoore anelaleOfeglit'etekl.-eAd• Mein sr& ia 4, *latch still l eases ase gamm o ns as t o t h e .h r tmoe In o hick the machiaery le set is motion by a stream. . Sir S. ROM I LLY thoeght that the Hon. Geodes . • -, snittance too. 6d. • - Mb (*stmt. The !Marquis of BUCKINGHAM presented a Petition...ln Messrs. Flight a , 44 Rehires also respectfullv beg leitmotif I am, Brother Freemen, your sincere friend, flow 4 he Bill. bet from what place *in not heard. • • man, considering the Bill he hod Frivoled, 'head • The Aral of LAUDERDALE- observed,,lbat se limit tW rather be favourable to the present Bill, venial, .iii fil e Nobility nowt Gene,. no Oros Mae old elegant otabnintat . • aid faithful Representative. wf Organs dad deweiptiele.• emspleted sea "'mai, fee Wears JOHN CALCRAFT. Worse( tabour »esteem, trade, amd that if their Lordship, his opinions. ..Would be a considerable i ovderAtille Si wine to pme • Bill compelling eke employers ti. give Die.rame °tel e Wa F elt ?!‘ . .. u .-!: „,. -.......a.C.;;-or - -_!---' ,f , - - 11[A ZA RD and CO. Catania° , s' Scheme', ford wakes-far a . lese nesafter . .f "bulge work chat shay 'rawest tor the present system. The Hoare had ebiebtire •to , THE very superior and 'Wield STOCK o f a Creaters timei *Mold more oomerom Pelllloos Praeled fur a making die sale cif game legal. ft appeared pretty on the basis of distribart!.g 14 CAPITAI. PRIZES ;me di a , „ se t as t a „. he w ;edam s h oe w ahr „, „„ d the workmen clear that U none would bey game there 'weeld be Mosses. WELLS mid PYRE. fr, Fleet-street. Is now *mun e Aonetworron. In the First Halt. II err. TIIURSID 4Y. m ...Timis other tides. till of when wield doubtless be minium, . , BELLING OFF, Rickard Welk retiring feet the srade.--It 4th JUN E, TWENTY , THOUS AN D POUND PRIZES so hav e on e same w a gs • tor len labour. Tae price of homer no sellers of it. Stealing goods could not be carried earaOts girdle lOW superior I/1111811On Indi a /thank, India and must be Drawn, besides' the Chalice .4 other Capital.. ought to he left free, to be settled between the employer and on to a gr eat extent if t h ere were no receivers. Ae • .. , Bri t i s h Muslin.. French Cambries , Twits Linen , Sheeting. , THE SCHEME CONTAINS the oork,..aa;a Printed Cambric) . Robes, India Fang, Eombaxitses. Fairmont, 3 Prizes of s 6 1 , .000: Earl GROSVENOR preserved a Peskiest against the Bill the Act at peseta stood, it web highly penalon law p pp it os , an d warm's. oilier Goods, which are portiralarly re. , 4 -Prizes of /MAW sad AUC4/1 from ctrioill presoaks, pourer of Maaaloctortle. at Wilmslow in persons to supply the demands of the opulent, oehd r ellaisended to the emotion of the Nobility, Cientry s aad Public. 211 Prim. of X1,0•.01 Cheshire, I.:ccles I% Lancashire, and ether places, which set wanted and would purchase the Navvy elf gesse.--i - , 20 Prize, of sebtlilt worked h• wailer. His Lordship .ild, that the am was acre of P ATENT SCALES are made of varies's forms, • St 'rises or Aire I the areatebt insportance, aid be tbreight at isponiote fur their The higher classes stied is this way without .4*mA . Pfashion, size, and strength; have many years been wed 40 Prises ••t sdAkil L reships to etch'se going tats-the evidence whirit . would be p onc ti on , as t o the d a nge r s I s whi c h they is so t rer f 4 2,696 Palm, at Xlt4. se3o. do"- &c. Mitered in supposil of the care of the Petitioner,. Their oaly ~ . . , . with peo fen success to weigh fl our corn, seed!. ere. and areHe did toot recollect a n rats in any now with equal advantage adapted' to every brace* of trade The First TO Prises will have ..El.iloo More. wash was , that the measure should be fairly disnowed , t ve t e In'armr" and conneree. They are mode sultohle to be used upon the Tie Pirstso3 Blanks will Mart f'.s e-,ch Throve Pentium Woke referred to the Committee on the Bill. country more inconsistent than oar Game Laws, re. counter, ot in the warehouse, the mill, or the smeary, the The Sigth-drao a Prose above stil,OUU must be PARISI! VhSTIttES AND POOR LAWS AMLED- veining which we did not act with the same spirit•oi wharf; or the vessel. arid ore highly useful and valuable in all 5d22,0,101-or, Id EN ); BILLS . • o r justice which . we &needed to in other lows. Tel. ~ pyblic ertahlishments and private families . they are alt made.' ,c13 0 .0 k ; I-or t The Earl of HARI/WIC/1E moved the *toed reading Of s ufficient accuracy to weigh gold, or the fittest article., or et. riliv.ooU 111 the Palma Vestriesand Pilaf Laws Amen/tams' Rids, with the purchase of game must be attainable by the reread e strength nod capacity to weigh the heaviest roods with ouch Tichels Hod Shares ate selling by HAZARD and Ca. Can. iiitdat"ksodalli !loathe "emit" aught take Sate lo the Coon- encneragement of poachers ; thus ocessiettittg Steil* roe , sa fety, nod expedition, as to place them b e y o nd all corn.; tractors, st their very old Office. No. 91. Royal I.:schooner, mitte n. ,..,_ . petition. 'Piety are universally admired for simplicity. COS- Landon (e.tiobliihed upwards of One Huadred Years). who .He Monists of LANSDOWN_R . was . desires' that it _might! sources of mischief and misery, thrns g h the employ: meatier, and round workmanship, nod approach a. sear to Sold and Shared nut be understood that these ism s wen rly the rane a mea n of th e p oor er daises in an occepatide *hick perfection. and natufes bleb iii utility as the most perfeei invert- FIVE PRIZES OF TWENTY THOUSAND F'01.;% DS, Ves:iies Hill) were nut ohjeejed too. He oir. the contrary drown thug some of the clause. were con t rary 'tithe wooden led them to bad connections,•end to •beesining thieve& . tioa dent present age. is Me Last leer's Lotteries, and Capital, in former Leiktrier - 1 f 4 . - ced sad princip es o ~. 111 'canonry public an of a more criminal descripise. Bet Ale need net Made and sold by the Inventor and Patentee, 0. Hernial's., amounting to so me Millinns. ihe Butts were reod a second lime and commideml for Thum- cosine himself to the case of poachers ; as he might YTON, Stock-broker, solicits the attention of Deamark-street, St; Gilt.... Loudon. where all orders will be ' - des, the Lords to besumnioned. slily executed, and sent securely packed to any part of the It et i mon were prev i ous ly p resen t e d a i a ilt e t Parish y et .. advert to the dimities of poulterers whim' Gentles we for ready woe/. W ALI Isis Erie's& tor a few intlmenlo. 10 the unparalleled uo- trots Bid by the Earl of Derby frail M err by Lord men compelled to proiere and sell them game, or else _ T - - - telly of the PRESENT LOTTERY. Kenyon from Si. Mary, Whiteehapel; 1101 illy tire Kan Gres- might refine to deal with , them. Under the 'latent . This day was published. price 24. To BEGIN 4th of JUNE. eclair, from SI. Leonard ' s, Shooted•sch.- Ord . to Ire upon •.• A - LETTER to his GRACE the DUKE of l'aer. are the t ible.-Adjounird tato-morrow (this lay). of the Gagne Laws, it wits'oot considered grit Asia- ' WELLINGTON. 107 Capital Poises (never known before). ' . tion of bellow or morality to hey the gatriel lied as By CHARLES LORD KINNAIRD. 3 Prizes of sei0,000• • , to the procurers and sellers , their ptomaine/MI.IPM • Also. Only 14,000 Tickets, HOUSE OF COMMONS. 1. The MEMOIR and PETITION, delivered to the AX 0 Mr. CANNING mowed for leave to bring in a Rill to remove felt not es a disgrace, but etched sympathy among . . CHAMBER of PEERS tor FRANCE, fie Lard Kinnaird 91. (A Singular Advantage to early Purchasers) doubts rerpecting the Validity of Marriages h o d and mime- the People at large. Among the 'Higher ordete the 2. A LETTER to the EARL of LIVERPOOL, by Lord THE FIRS I' 'TWENTY PRIZIN i the British Territories in India by Uleregwea of the $ - • - - - laws were violated with little conipenCtion to obtalti Nionsird. , Es. Will have sel,ooo each. making upoards of 22/J.OOO in less " C lutli nurci t r i of Scodland.-Leave given awl the 801 l Armen in, than Half so Hour; being more than ,c 1,00,) a Minute , for the read a lost time, and ordered to De read a secoad time to- a the desired 'usury, though (he nevem riper in ittia Printed for James Ridgway, Piccadilly. . First 20 Minute.. morrow. . posing penalties was exercised against the lower.- This day was published, price 2.... 6d. P Y tON'S Friends eannolfait of rem-sabering that. its every Mr. BI.ACK BURS' presented a Petition from Manchester, Steel traps and spring gent were frequently sited; Lottery droop on the King". B rth-day. hi. OlTtee has been against the Poor Settlement Bill. AN APPENDIX to the MONTHLY GAZET TE ' eran al t ably s ucc e s s ful. H e tu e r,l se anticipate, similar Geed Lord LA SC ELLE.S presented a similar Petition from Leeds. which wet a violation of law, sot ie private groovier, - Lord LASE: IiLLES withdrew the Bill brought in trio Moir but when plumed is they often were in open vroedi. • .. of HEALTH, containing a popular Dissertation to lilt Futtaue, 11l Isis well-known S. tablisaineta , P.reveatioe, Cure. &e. of a certain Clan of Diseases and their 9, Cornhill and Loinha-d-street. for re; o:sling the C.itlery Trade, ou accouni Of solineiibection- Colonel WOOD said he wanted to gel rid Of do_ *mts t sad oa other Morbid Affection. of the parts peculi.or 4 at.P. el 'we, aid mated for, nod obtained leave too Siting in snot- to the Male, the considerati 4444 of which, from mouses of deli- thee Bill ..% the same ruhject, which Wm subsequently brought system altogether, and not to prop 'lt up by . infeliet city, the Editor. have owned' in their regular numbers iln j and J. SI V EWRIGHT feel pleasure in stating in, read a first time, mai ordered tu be read a ocroo.ri hare to- i i infirm ,. whi, h are added, Moral and Profeiam sisl ritse se Youth on o that gory bad the g o•A (a eto Sell morrow. the subject of Juvenile_ lediscretions, and their influence uu the at pfi, ii, e Film £1),(1thl ever drawn! WESTMINSTER GAS LIGHT BILL. Mr. LAMB' thought the subject of cootidersible Mr Pli.Thlk illattliti.: hoorah' in a Hill for Liilttimir eel- Imneset•nro_ hook as it relateel to the atedookalwavi ' , . . ioi in ... 02i 4i: 7 ill4l : t a r * a•kj ..l :4 : . 4 . 41 , 411 . - 1, 1 ,in 1 4 et° ' .._..,-, 7 ..,....17 e -.. tfil )ad/ ' ' 1 - I^3 TA V! 11 00.,14 '11 4i144 Az d i,,38311 0 , . 1.. .) .•.g : v ,-14,,ei40 .girmi 11'... :. , I , i . .14119 li . it 4,0111 CIS ...' Pi la W. I.p ... o ~ • 4ww. I .0: , trr> 1 .c o -II ;a 1 Sr •10 10 1. 110 1 14 I k —. rilli€ AVIALON WO g i a (;wild ausicat in..l T. the A r• Pt r ad lOW -, kg M.