The Statesman. — London, England, 1814-07-20 00:00:00

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IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. • 4.. r islibill no motive but that of a seine or (69 , &WWI ' --..1.--, HAIN" the sitastion in which he was placed. It was HOUSE OF &OROS. hum 19. • 1 . fie any Lord to move the Standing Order of the' BORTRWICK PEERAGE. ' ~_ : Rowe, if he thonglit fit, and he would not proceed ~VT' ache was beardia" m ntiall°° in behalf elf one of the ut - to othe quesintendeds lie intended until sects a Inotiod 0 Cialsissits, before a Committee of Privileges. The Anther pro- - r amass" were adjourned to this dgy seasiOt- . was made, if it ahooid be deemed ecpedient to adopt 4 SLAVE,IIIADR. - 'that proceeding.—L.4 pause here ensued, but no ant A great namber of Petitions waiter:sited pra eat n ior the empiric Abolitiss of the Africa. - ma/e. Awhen moved that siren ffers withdrasol—flis Royal High. was owe tam Westminster. siviad IV IRMO bather ness then express ed himself to the following porgy was prenatal by Lord Gauthier. Methefi.ttref MissiesarY post:---" My Loitii l the first question I have to, Society, stung the pmgress they Ind andis . is essi . rertiag the natives on the cant of Africa to ow inv ili zat i on , propose to the Noble Esti is, Whether her Royal and which would sow be prevantad a l l =rivai et the Aire- Highness the Princess Charlotte of Wales, since hee caw Stave Trade. removal to Carlton-house, has had the same eistettistio Other Petitions were presented by Iticßoyal Highness dm Doke et GI the Date at Doeamshire, Earls Sonseer, nication with her fries end connections es she had Rossiya. and . . and Lord Hallond. ` ! previous to her leaviog,Vf srsvick.hoose I The Mobil!! AU these Flatlet's were ordered to tie on the table. I Lord may answer this question, but I suppose it mat CORN LAWS. . !be his intention to rer" - Co the wholii."—[Here the Earl STANfIOPE presented Petits tain on their human ~ ~'_ v~ A NEW WORK FOR• YOUNG PERSONS, BY MISS EDGEWORTH. In Two Pocieti;ts. prke 6►. half-b•osd. A CONTINUATION at EARLY LESSONS. Br MAMA EDGEWORTH. Prhibtd for J. Johnson and Co. St. Pail's ftbareh-yard. Where (nay be bee, by the same Mother. EARLY LESSONS for CHILDREN. vols. ss. fbeFiRIITS'ASSISI I ANT. 6 vols. 14,. POETRY EXPLAINED. By Mr. Edgeworth, ESSAYS ea PRACTICAL EDUCATION. By Mr. 104 Mks Edgewortb, 2.vuts. 11% PROFESSIONAL EDUCATION. By Mr. Eigewerds, lis. LETTERS fur LITERARY LADIES. 4s. CASTLE RACKRENT. 43. • • ESSAY es IRISH BULLS. By Mr. sad Misr Edge worth. Si. • MORAL TALES. 34614. Ws. U. BELINDA. S vols. 154. . • • The MODERN GRISELDA. 44. POPIK.Ait TALES. 3 vols. 12s. 1r e TALIIII of FASHIONABLE LIFE, 84145. 395. • PRIVY/WE, 4 vols./b. . - ST ST Ultint A WAREHOUSE:S. No.' 141, CHKAPSillill. HE NOBILITY and MERCHANTS are re. snerlfun. informed:the new Blench of the rea l SCOTCH LLAND has bees delivered. The Admirers of this escel. Manufacture will 6.4 the 4-4 for perbonal we, and the 6-4 Sheeting, of a suporrior descriptive I these, as well as the tent larnerial Twine Clatb, are obtained by the Piece atty, at the IA hoteettle price. The Worehouses contain their weal rich supply of Fashion able fiends, Foreign Dastaok Linen- and the richest asiowt meat of superior India Shawls and opionslid Imitations, Angola, VON Pero. Teheran, Bre. tr Curlew's Cola aod Silver Muslim. , - - . DODSLET'S ANNUAL RROISTRB. 1813. In a han(l.4lm. thick Sven. volume. price lii. beards, DODSLEY'S ANNUAL REGISTER; or, a View of the HISTORY, POLITICS, and LITERA troak,,, f. .r the Year lilt Printed for W. Otridpe and Sea ; J. Colhell ; E. Jeffery J. Bell ; B. sod R. Crosby mid Co. ; Lockingtoo, Alley, mad Co. I_ Lowman nod Co. s J. Asperse ; Sherwood nod Cm $ ar Co. Cradoek and W.Joy s SS, Paseroomer-orw. „ N adi 'there may be had, A few carrelt i ,Sets in 55 eels. ; the New See*, emit seating at - Mt tomorintet Period, lel. is 23 vois. ART sfsjle Voleme to eampietelets at 15s. each, to 1111= to 1514. 16a. reommem The Publishers eod &ailment to their Sets as early as pm** to avoid ditappailnillole. tls ahoy of the Volumed are wady sot of print. • The Earl of . . considered the mode 1., - - ,at ' by which the printed resolution alluded to had been IV' t ' ll9 - .r her Royal Highness the Parsee'. w . 'bid upon the table was without any precedent, ea. i Charlotte of Wales has the same libert y in Cerltone rept one which was introduced be believed b the house, of •communication by writing and by letter ' , . Noble Earl himself, and for which he might feel , , and by the sending and receiving of letters , . and ili • y par tial. He did not see, however, how their Lordships the use of pens* ink, and p a P er y as she had befoul could receive a petition in favour of a resolution on ' her removal from Warwick-house ? The „thli t t. . question, my Lords, is this, Win tier her - Roy* .• the table which had yet to come under their Lord. ships' cossidemtioe. , Highness the Princess Charlotte of Wales is at Carlo ton-house in that state of liberty-its which a penes Earl STANHOPE maintained, that the Noblo . Earl (tlardwicke) was not justified in the observe- I not_confined ought to be? I tome now, my Lords, i to the fourth question, Whether it was not last year ships would recollect he proposed the resolution, and doe he bad made upon this resolution. Their Lord recommended to her Royal highness by her Physi. ]clans to use sea-baths, and whether the recommen- It was by order of the House it was printed , and dation was oat the same in the prtsent year ? My therefore the remark upon its being printed went to the Home and not to himself. I Lords, the fifth avid my last question is, Whether her Royal Higbut-ss the Princess Charlotte of Wales, The LORD CHANCELLOR could not consider having arrived at the age of 18'years and a half, . it consistent with the forms of the House to receive , which is put the period when Parliament recognises i petitions in favour of a proposed Resolution on the 1 taste, and which had not yet received the approbto , the capability of persons of the Royal Family as lion of their Lordships. If, therefore, it should be, gaming the Government of the country without as -1 moved that the Pktition do lie on the table he 1 sistance, it is Intended to provide any establishment , , should for see eh it his Vireet negative.l for her Royal Flighnex and to enable her to • , maintain her rank iv that society over which I hype w After a fe words from the Earls of HARD- 1 it will be her lot one day to reign ?—My Lords, I MOLE and LAUDERDALE, who thought the • Petition might be postponed, shall wait to hear the answer of the Noble Lord, I and as it may be satisfactory or not, ea I shall guide t, Earl STANHOPE agreed to postpone it accord_ limey. I myself in making further observations upon this tub. BICISE LAWS. preaeat a p a . j ' ect il i te Earl of LIVERPOOL.--" Illy Lords, It h Earl STANHOPE said, he had to *ion fn, perms; tempi:klieg that she was pro- i PerhaPa saY duty to apologise to youth Lordellifo fee ' even making any observatierns upon the ttefeetfme credal:against under the Encino Laws, and if 'found + guilts, would have to pay 0001. but she was se- put by the Illustrious Duke. There can exist ito tteittlid, and becaostrof heratqolttal she bid fowl devise, wry Leeds,' In - Briny cafe's, ' (hal 'Savants ges expences to the amount of 401. and this was the may result in putting questions upon subjects a beauty of that port of our laws. The Peti t ioner , public importance, of great political and no- Fait dorsal moment, to the Ministers of the Crown. But concheled by praying their Lordships so to alter the I leave it to your Lordships to feel and to consider ' law, that this grievance might not be suffered by whether upon a subject of the peculiar nature of the' ' others in future. The Petition was read by the Clerk and wm prevent, the questions put are questions which ought:' , to be answered. Upon your judgments, and spew 7, from a person named Elisabeth Garnet, of Alders. i l gate, and stated tte entry into ber home for the per. I r oar feelings, I will most willingly - and freetT rest ." pose of searching for contraband goods by Fackeltbe decision. [Hear, hear!] My Lords, dm' Officers; that she had no such goods, and yet she • Prioce Regent, as acting in the name and de the is the father of the Royal *as served with a writ, for which she gave bail, sod 1 behalf of his Majesty, one wen, , Family, and he has the excluiive - right to regulste and when on her trial was accused only by education whom she had formerly arrested for a debt. She , the not only of his owe children, but of 40 1 . ex . the other children of the Royal Family, if there ' was, however, acquitted, and had to pay [Been 'beer If' - I ask, my Lord', - Pence' s bid that the prosecution had occasioned fo . were any. her great distress. ; what instance is there of ailiament having ititer 1/he Noble Earl said, he had another Petition' to tiered in a proceeding of this ocure ? Without en present, respecting the Ilaekrupt Laws ; b ut as con _ , tering into possible or extreme motel, i -a ish to - side able. espertation was raised this evening, he' know, my Lords, what ground t• e Illustrious Doke *Add not present it till another opportunity. ! has laid for any parliamentary Interference or pro ceeding upon this case, or that should induce us to The petition respecting ihe Excise [ ca ws was or - ; dared to lie on the table. ; concur in any. [Hear, hear!) I am sure, my evoot.s.sx BURYING BILL. i Lords, that in the exercise of his legitimate right, u p " t h e Motion of th e Archbishop o f (AN,, the Prince Regent has adopted no regulation witk TERBURY, this Bill passed through a Committee, , as respect to the Ptincess Charlotte, that has not for it ke and was reported without esilremehdment. . objec t, a nd for its view, her R oyal Highness's own NORTIMEN LIGHT- 00Sr BILL. I benefit, iuterest, and advantage; and that his feel. H/ The Home having renewed Itself into a Cons. inp towards her are purely those of a Sovereign mittee on this Bill,, and a father ; feelings and duties which are not only The Earl of MORTON moving the striking out impressed upon him by nature, but imposed upon of a clause, respecting Lime Kilns 01 the mast. him by the laws of the country. And I trust your The Noble Fart observed, that even thgterectious di. ! Lordships will believe, when you come to consider , rented, hi g h a l they might he, wood not answer ' that under circumstances like the present, the great the purpose ; and with respect to Light Hanes, it person whom I may allude to, would be very far was well knows, that the node now adopted, made , from concurring himself in any sot with respect to thole lights perfectlyconspicaoes and distinct funs i 'the Illustrious Pbrsonage in question, but uponilme any ether. _ -i fullest sense of its contributing to her happiness , Viecooat MELVILLE instanced two frigates 1 her comfort, sad her honour !---Ellesr, beer 1 — which hadbeen lost in the Frith of Forth ; through t And I think s My Lord, I Amid not discharge my the deception of other lOts. I own duty, or consult my own feelings, or the sense The Earl of LAUDERDALE was persuaded, and feelings of the How, if I added another word that the insertion of this clause had arisen from more2' want of consideration. Distilleries on the coast i The Duke of SUSSEX said, in putting the goes would have the same effect as Lime Kilns; and the. of which he had done, be had no motive whatever provisions of this- clause he considered as unneoes. of disrespect to the personage to whom they alloded. nary and as oppressive to the tenants on the coast. It was with deep regret that he had heard' no answer If they looked et the proceedings of th,e Court Mar. from the Noble Lord, and therefore, In the tih tial„ they would find the lees of the frigates was • charge of his duty, he -should new give notice that, ascribed to another cause. !on Friday nett, he would make a motion on this It was agreed, that the Bill should pass through subject, and he moved that the Lords be summoned ' - the Committee, and the rejection of the clause might , for that day. . . be moved on receiving the mport. 1 The question not being pet imatedistely, PRINCA-Se CHARLOTTE OF WALES. The Doke of SUSSEX rote spin, and m 13.. t The Duke of -SUSSEI rue for the perpommof es-1 " I may certainly move &Melte Lords be summon. pressing himself- on a subject, which he did evit#l ed ?" great pain and embarrassment. Is propelling see. The LORD dHANCEaCtme, end shertlr tain questions, Isoweeer, toga Nob* East Opplegge i 'obaerrea, that be could not permit this subject to (Liverpool), he °amid assure him that he was Wetted I pass, even at this tang s :without saving a few words to pot those questions frees no party -motives what i upon the -.---* :*Meta ever, nor from the authority of any other person, Iliestrioars but from a consideration of what had recently hap.. marked, paned to himself. Their Lordships could not Wen- i disrespect car schres ell theerent tswohicim he elladeti r smei he lidleded, isialadmepO dot Mho Nellieliksi would pelliailhebet, Joey motive patfingiltd 4 frablabilraf oirowt-lioliiiipeisi l lookat at ORGANS, and a - square - PIANO. MORT with additional Keys, by3lremderwadabdMa. the prfprrty of a Nobleman, price 18 diaineay. ?be Organs lave Gothic gilt fronts. threetarrels rub, gdays NAB Twee, . Saw, Itemises, and all the mew Dooms 3 .. d. couple amty oar to Iheq ; albeit base drew aid triangle; lenvist Oat Ise edho. 45 guineas the other, 35 guineas. May be seen at J. Wades% Ne. 5, Leitwelertnewi. where the Patent Obligor mid Cabifiet Plash Forte wi It 11 mom ed. are mode and finished by the laventoe, ~ bad ateteet be bad anywhere else. lipHE Change of Affairs en the Continent having JIL tamed a treat demand for IRISH LIN ENS, bascrwirktr ably rubanced their prim. The BELFAST COMPANY la bour the Public, that they have a large stock na bead, which they offer at the old prices, full twenty per mot. fewer thaw soy other Etahlaktnest.and remectfally WA, siesulid coops rhea to prove the troth of their assertion. A single piece sold at wholeutlaprire, of warranted fabric fee duraltility, bleached tat the grass ilim* chorales! acid. No abaltiotal glade. aid tlri asoacy rearmed if a fault appears. Cash for bleb Dotes. Orders per post correctly attended to by their Agents, BROOKS, BURCH, sod O'KEEFE. 50. Great Rwaell•street, Bloolasburv, • WSW WORKS BY SHER ER-ROW WOOD AND CO. PATEL NOWT. Just pollbled, prime. APRACTICAL TREA.TiSII Alit the GRA 'VIOLA, as a Remick, for New earlOrgimie Diseases of the Limp, vis.—Compoties, AAhask s and Calutisetiemd Cosgb I rosimisiag fall diem - dens far ha use, and advice ea the at Ale. Did, Clothiers, in those Diseases. By RICHARD REECE, M. D. Physicimate the Pbthisleal Dispensary, Attlee ef the " Medi cal Gide." &e. The Sixth Edition, enlarged and correeted, rite IL Id. A CATALOGUE OF DRUGS (IN ENGLISH), specify lag their Properties, Doses to Children and Adults, the proper Vehicle' for their Use, the Diseases for the Care of which they lave employed, and retail Prices : to which are added, a Dc 'scripting of the different Medicine and Chemical Teso.•cbests, ith as annenaation of their Contents, as adapted to differe4t Climates and Uses, viz. the Family, Continental, Tropical, Misery. and Sem Medicine Chests; the portable Chesil et Chemistry and Miseralogical Chests ; with a, Account ofvsch Malicia.' as are seermery to be kept by Families raid* in the Canary. By Raceand Co. Chemists N her IlLajaity, of I the Chemical and Medical-bail, 171, Picastlilly.., " This isa very convenient work, sat contains, is a short compass, a great deal of tuefol medical information."—Critical Steriew, Atz...11/0,.. • . 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TO BR SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. COCHRAN, Oa Ike Poraites of the late Lord Torriagdoo, Ham COII2IIIOII, .TliknOitßOW, thesis* of Jolt. at Twelve &Clock, SEVERAL very fine ORANGE TREES, in tabs of various sites ; wane Sae large Ckt bras, Dap lines oind other large grems.hause pistol ; roses brae, a nts of prise pinks; . iortimin,earden chitin and nets; bacchanalian lights; tandry mobs frames and lights ; hand glasses ; garden pots, tile. ; and Ober, pieces of furniture. • o * * And at the mane time will be - tiewed o Number of very lihatboase American and other plants on the pleasure ground, flooding siagi and is ebny, with a collection of roses, numeri .-4111101140 a inva ded so be Said Is the Autumn, a doe notice will be given. To be viewed by applying to Mr. Jones. gardener, no the Premises, two days before the Sale.—Catalogues will be hnd at Messes. Gordy* and Co. Fetschiscch-titrert ; Meson. Fair and Soo. Blacitmous.street. 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SI, &Mote High. 12, Charing-m*4s, stoves. • * . , Pm" of a Tick's. . - .,C19 .19 Half £lo 7 I Eitilstli . ,4115 . 1 Quarter.... .. 5 5 i Stitediell :...:.A 7 t• _ ADVICE: • WREN Men of Education and Profession, Skill, me persevering endeavours le Amager the melt, safe*** emish+ method of treeing a few KM= 110111.111 the seitte.stal result of their esperieuct is the superiority. lleists. 005% and 00. Serpens. have hues Wail 00 teaks the career the f+4luwiag the object of their K liSdy vii. a fermis INittraer, frequeetly c.intrailed iti * iniazicatios, and its roec. nittaints, Strictures anteleebt.wlikethi by an improved ;Am:, are speedily and effeettiolly and maim Debility, whether arising from Bacchanalian imintgericts, lso resideace is warm climates, or a secret i.,litary vice. toe ahem unhappily primed by the youth of both seam t 10 the enemy*. Mg sterility, or barrentem sod ip the other a temen+os trigs of serum Oseases, which. if test timely remedied, terminate impetrate and Conessaptiem la that distressing:time rif debili ty or fielkitory, 'whether she coaseqatect of such baneful ha. bits, ne axial* frees any other anise, by which + be powers of the einsfitution bete me esifeehled. as regularly educated Sur geons of Lhotion they area kw, .k. and speedy rest ratios to shard and vigorous **hi The malt of a long aid etileailve practice has mailed them, by a rererior method, to remit Vewereal Complaints, how ' wittiest sabjriing the paler. TUE MOST PROMINENT TRAITS OF BEAUTY A ?INF. HEAD OF lIAIR • Aad the only article that will pi induce fait beautiful . Veld ROWLAND'S MACASSAR .OIL, osier tM attest patronage of their Ro%tsl Iliglusessr• the Primers of Wales and Duke of Baguet, his Serene Higharss the Duke of Bruiswitis, sad his Excellency the Dote del lafaatado,. by their express mithority ; alms the Nary and Army, and most of she Wobiliir throughout Europe. . - This Oil is the most beautiful, pleasant. and catatonia pro.. dualism in the world far eradicating all impurities of tie human hair, and producing a luxuriant growth as tht bole* places, preveating it falling of or turning grey. nfords ao oast. liary of ,teroolt In the roots, which soon produces an laboito- We natural curl. and Ireqowt. ea the trews a trauseeadont hews ti/4.1 lustre $ render. etildren's hair strorg and beastifal, pro motes the growth of whiskers, eye-brows. itnettacheos, is perfectly tuantious, ;ad may with safety be applied to Ike bstlr of the 3tosligesi initial, and the heaelScent effects produced are fully explained in Row land's Treatise on the Hair, enclosed with each bottle of Oil for Rowland's Weans Beware el egooneiTrits ; and ask . _________. -- , t e e ee i t ej o seeste arensipliealed, ...- - - . 'oil, padrnerroe that oath gentise bowie% sired as She of& ' es the b oot „ am m o is fiat oe exer th e t a n d t o mem o c ase ., 'vie Mole, in red ink, " A. Rowland and l ims. w ___ 1 ,obese as n made ou discovery of the infection, irylikat Ss. M. li b . 6d. and 11.1 s. per Bottle, by the ask cm- ! the „ f perform o care in t h e F i or t s p oor of two d oi; ,,, p. irons. A. Rowland and Son, K iebv-r4 reef, Hatton-garden, i r 4,,„„,..,, 00 d e5t id weeton f l ad e mo d e of teemomot (w hi c h o„,, Lambe, i and by appointment by Mr. *Smith. 117, New Rend- nese r' is ;;; -- hho „ to fa i l io oat wok h ammer lea h pom . t h„t greet 4 Mewm. Heodrles, Perfumers to her Majesty, Titch- : af ters y ea r ' , &rem which period essay thoommil peruse of both hetreeecrert ; Bayley anti Blew. Cockintr-street ; S. Berry, ; sexes awe athitthee d, eves a fi re se vere and mo s s oo , met h f o, , 1i , Grreh-street ; Lowe 390, Strand; Bader, 4, Riese, 65, ' h a d b eau own:ed am : l y other Practitioaers widowed's:Lb in Cheapside ; Bekaa and Tun, Royal Ercisaalge ; Tait. Coro- thew to tam y ° t al ki e a d v i ce . bill ; Pattie, Boo:. nod Co. Lomhare-street i ; Barclay and ,..____ Gas_ __ A , r ___ ...,„„, tolat , ar a.„, s t o , die cure of these 1 taso, Fteet.maries ; Borders. Curshor-street t Newberg aad 1 1',77',1'. '"' C. I ;;;T ee — i 171,-ei may not be _ meted ' , bans, 46, Shaw aad Edwards, 66. St. Paul's Churchiard ; tart:M i kis , with the ey so peaty attached to the Soften and Co. Bow Church - yard; Weston and C 0.229, tiontud ;rY - . m e . mi n k it bet eto teietoes toisate, that and by all wholesale mod retail Perfumers and Medicine Venders . ' Ti en au:use d iio n otstate d asaieeeey branch ! they cor Y Ile Landau; be M'Bryde , Omen ; Reeboks and Urteburir ' o f the gorging's condo: aim of which, from different ilospi email Edinburgh 1 Meioses, Perianth ; Newbery sod Sons ; Bowl- I , ails. ited • areal toe most eminent pa r ath ion they tog and Co. ; and Faselline and Fagan, Dublin; and by all ' h ove( • easwitsee ally inquirer), that the success matting . from Podforners and Iliedkise Veaders throughout Europe. ...IA ' their calleavonn ling iodated them to quit The prarttce A Also, ROWLAND'S ESSENCE of TYRE; or , 1,8 1 3 :-.--- I t h e Rese w pew:Wooer, and they presume that their poetess , I) Y E. for chant* red or grey hair, w hiskers, Etc. to a brown or ! nous commingle a fair ginond for the unprecedested cordidencol also which they have, by the Public, been so liberally ho Wort, 'Fs. 6d. per howls. Aloe ROW LAND'S A LSAN A EXTRACT, no Abyssio - men d ' propagating for eradicating all disorders of the eeth agd Gums, Patimits. in the ces__tltry _are lulu. habit t ed of i t i a ving da . le am tli g e jedesies Partictlial: and addled 40 them an imeamparabk beauty. and immal4 . of their me, axe, and grtiCra la miring the Tonals•Ache. Price 10s . 6d. per bottle . Pak • , remittance for Advice and Medicines, what the muse will be by her Roral Higimemille Disehess of York. • 4, sleets or sent to soy part of the kimdan. Aloe lbw .1.1.3 ARA POWDMI ,at 2r. 9d. pee Ilex. . i gess gad CO. Serra., 13, Soserivetteet, Flectioest. I 4. ~.47 14 . I . 4. Of ;~;. Z.ti i 7 ~: - ,t6i:~~i~firomria.:: ~~. ~..1! LALP6II LA Ili D. Earl sTANgopg presented a Petition from cet. l be his intention to reply to , the whote."- r [Here the bin individuals praying that the printed resolution on their Lordshlps' table respecting the supply of be Ea r r y l , ofLiverpool spoke to the Earl ni Shaftes. who proceeded to take the question in • • rit i .. 7. l l t iv' t Ai l . the tjaktjAA would - wish-44,-i human food and thb . ',lief kf evil grearers,,,bp.o l l, 4 :s - ..r iottioi — it. - Me Ittiy a I Highness peaiinK tiettsPiall`Pliviod 4.• agricoltares o f I; - "'" • -•1 accosuingly repeated tketinedtion in nearly the mule be taken into condilieration. ' words. 3—" My Lords, the second question I haveto I The Earl of HARDWiCKE considered the mode pc . 13, Pct Whether her Royal Highness the Princess OIL •111.. e questions which had been -asked by the ea Duke. That Illustrious Deice knit to- , tttat thine questions were not pet Vitt: rt•sy ct on :part to the personage to w Limn t' ,- y nor 'he believe that they were put frau ire that, rjeacription. got if any !nun sit t itiliabei l and ceasideaed the ten- : • tv glOn a rtilb. Oaf • • • - , • I t I I S 4.000 4:100 I .! .../ 1 - r . 4 /HEADDRESS et CONGRATULATION to Field-Marshal Isis Greet tle Duke of WELLINGTON, appmveti nt a Meeting ntc Bankers. nod Otbreswi Lb id the St* inmate, w far ',immolates kw 4141 1 per. the Cit• wf WON Inver's, between the tbees .wIL elve and Two e'Cluelt. - - • . WM. I.IOLIIPII. XTOBLPIEN, GENTLEMEN, &e. are re- IN spectrally iarormed they may be sapplied with MOREY to soy ousoont. as terms equal so Mortgage, secured 111111 Free bold. Copy hold. Leasehold. Load or Houses , Money is the Fends, Marriage Settlements. Widows' Jointure, Clergymen's Livings. *rains other Property. Pena= of respectability =ay be ;applied oo their Personal Sesarits only. Cientletwo will find every liberal actommoda tin.. a ithout delay. Applies:Aiwa fruit Twelve till Two: or Letters (post-paid) addressed so Mews. W:lh and Co. No. 49. South-street, 11erke -143-001111re. FAST INDIA WAREHOUSLS, No. 16. CHEAPSME. - • •.• rya f" , TT l llrre mum.