The Statesman. — London, England, 1814-04-05 00:00:00

t • No. 953* - F TR W aoym., DRIORY.LANR. MP; MONDAY EVENING, April 11, Nr , Liewii• 'wry , tits b 11 it/err.); n KING THE THIRD. /Atka of 610,ter (12th iitae), Din Kelm. YH %i hick will he added. - THE CHILDREN IN Mg WOOD. 10% IS. t Le•red Prior is. 66.—Pit. Ss. ; !Second .Prief. S.-104kt, Ontieri, 9..3 Mend Prier, ls.—Upper GrdStv. h.; Seeoise Price. 6d. . - • covsmrontel) EN. MONDAY gVENING, .April mi,„. • 4.• perfiqwn^4 HI NO ;TRY THE FIFTH. - . As n4ded, • /••• • A News Oren!! Ail' de !I - mine - I:b. railed • ' SADIIK ANC. KALASRAQE; ;.• or; W.11.:749* OI Olikll/19N. ...fit on he opened- at half past be ii*lnck, In be gin rat Itnif innt BOOKSIt;LLERIL WITALFAALE • STATIONERS, • AUCTION 1:111R±I, 4te. TO SE LET, lltiA Ilstriti74 TFIRRE tarp, light WAREROOMS, together, nr -ciararvi .• *eh Oitellsiye and dry Cellars beneath, •in , ..e.sW i ntern , oth • x , iltrible for their- central *item -I..it. reillnr.„ and fur these Moving been reeetuly rebuilt. On ai,r G e lia t id Ft .oiqberd is :in excellent Conaling—li'uxe, • Stith Dray, &r.-/tr, • • • • pn. Punittga• 1, ranalre nr Swim, 76, Fleet-street. • fth tROCLRS, TO be disposed of t the LEASE and GOODWILL ate SHOY,advaaiageolith showed. and enjuyiug an et- Vibire ru•tn+a is taeverniiCulree and Sitgar Trade. . A pgy fit h tier (pe..t pail) tit C. & tit - Messrs. nick, nary, Leadrtibttll.wert. STONE AND GRAVIM. AD/451S'S SOLVENT. CrJra roa THE STONE • ' D:GILAV EL.• MR. PEltirr, SUifgeon, of. idatiiampton-94reet, Illonotsfinry-septare, acquaints ilia Public, tied his pro frosiosial and ittlitie avocations . et gaging rue much of his time and *strtention. Ne•has found it expi•dient tat appoint 115 his Ageni, R. Jnbiotai i, Chelaw, at bih Medicinal Warehouse, Nn. fb'eek.si ire?, Soho, where the SOLVENT will in future • lee grapilied with a t reattr facility and convenlenCe, in Battles of is &l. 11... and Stamp included. • Mr: Perry way, nevertheless, be &insulted at home every Wettnerdav, from Teo to Four o'Clnrk. " Oltenia** Paiients aflliettol with the Root, nom ant nnly t .bt the Solveat ultisafitty, but from the irtittogy herween the too fil,eases, wilt bit relieved in both at the slime time.—Two •f the I:trgra itottles never fail to remove the Cnicultias DOR • La*. in the of betleutisry Peron*, nod thereby prevent thiqliontalian tif Since. • Some of moot ruspectahle Persons In the Kinzrbita have -1 1 e5s; t u - red or tbo 1 . 11:111114144 Suwar It) the Sotvent. tl , tse l'aset 41 we Attuned In ' 4 Derr'' , ‘ DiAtili.llitso of the Stone." 9th Estisllllsl. • pews' 641. to 110 had Stier o trod, Patenictaer-e ; high ley, reer-Fiteet ; and fir .-kri. nthll.• • pATENT "KinQn1"4194,:16.. IIMARA forT lurrieg recently made spry eon: • sidcrohle Lanprovrao •nat, is noluced in offer in the no. 'etc or the iodine tae ab r.e hdanitable invehtini , as the twat tomplent gristle of ado kind ever manufactured fir roasting, biking, boilisig, 011414111 U. Sir Win,. ike. and u consima sup-. plly of trot or Is. Ivo gallops of hot water, with o ise h a lf the WSW gentility 7.f fuel. This Hauge is attended with much lkas irc.attle than any other, and to uteroilt nwd in the opera ti!vn of cookiog are kept perfectly c'ie to, iaml ure far dame (teat , * than st C!lwsao.n antes. it is Wall a certain cure for smoky ehisonies. r hirh his 4 been floored by repeated ea. ! ▪ pestmees. Les rapid and iu. reosing tale, added to the, atii• 'retrial eniatietion it has are the strongest proofs ••t its 00414 Y I svaerathed In answer, a eser [Arius failed its is single lee isibore. • As flow' this sia2llrrt* of fuel requi4lte, it it nals-ma titeuta lair %maid . tionntiei, tot from the (rattail) , of work it Via i•erforno, it is suitable far large estab ishnients, 'anal is • forilrellrly nibipted 4.. , the ire and emireoieitee of private ibmine., I igen*. indgin.i-hamset, bearding-shunt.., Arr. Kit. heir Set•et iap wain ittam:e's,.emloracihe all the late im pertVensears, nith s, ovens, hatMOlstto. Sind #fritt.l - AU kits& ef.Stoves, for drawing rooms, • J thereat., &r, wintsine Man I, mitre depre:mors, ottrt injuring teem; Springlyns. of different rinatrutlitnw. .A Patrat Itnastin; Jack, upon ado entire new principle, comst tt-t -. ad is as to respite neither weights no r potties; the or ,, r h, h lan ate protected from ii.jory and irregularity ; frost its t estr-me simplicity, not liolde - to be out of order, and cake . listed toterer Michels. T 011,011.1, lane Atli, at the Patentee's Manufactory, No. • 44. Fleet-street. Luettita. Mr-HIS MAJCSTY'S ROYAL PATENT. • A riTI-ArriuTioN.—The Patent An ti-Attri- Ilk tine Co• is the I peapest and the best thin ever yet disenvere. for ships britterns,pstend of copper ; to pri•serse - cables tont bring robincti in the taw se-holes. troiend sa plat, service. Or rovuthos the ri..ging of ship trout tie weather, awl from being chafed, instead of tar." paicelioe, unit service." Cr the slides asiii earringes.of gnus; to render leather and rim. vas water-prouf ; and to preveia thr ethnic of friction is stoma ta/tines. Inglis, sugar-mills. threshing-milk (or other implealt•nts • : ssf !rushandry gearnilly stied by farmer.), carriages, conches, grogrons, curls, nod machinery of every 'description. Ii is also the lies, thing to preserve the blades 411 sworag. and all kind. of steed articles, trout not. It will "likewise preserve, iron hoops, water knits, casks iota, sprouts, posts galeti, pp irk p ling, barn donde.. gail every kindtaf wood, and not den loading, from the weather, worn., and.dry-rot, either in the • Efts* or West Italie., or in•Wy climate; and it will old only preset ye iron roil-m.3ft from corroding and wearing out, but alto render the draught si that ooe horse will do the work of tw.. One Priming or the roiampaPiliell is, in -some eases, equal to enie'llundied opplleittione Of Oil, tallow. er any oilier Mud of yea-e. pains, or -tar, eu:d tlfe publics:me by its use front three hundred to four thousand per rent.. exclusive of preventing the wear and tear in machinery. wheels, &c. de., which is it saving firespente more than that of saving nine parts nut of ten, and • nothing ran he so elfin In In working. or give so Little trouble. Sold f. .r the Paientres, at No. 10. Charing-cross i near the Ad =kali v, London ; and, by their appointii.ent, al most Ship-chand kers, tirini , rs, Booksellers, Lihraries, Stationers. Druggists, Me dicine Warehouses, Perfumers, ironmongers, Cutlers Coach ; 'taken, Innkeepers, Conch and Waggon Otters, Oil'and Colour Shop , . Saddlers. nod Shopkeepers, in the United Kingdom, /a Buses, price Is- 6d, pas. Od. ; 10s. 6d.; It. is.; and Yl.2s. leach. Tile soonest size Box contains a quantity sufficient to Prime a F Or-abed Coinage...four Clow., with *hitch it will run up wards in SIX Tll ()USA N D M without apply ing any thing else to toe A xletrees ; met One half-gui:Ta Box comaies • .uthesert quiintity morn STA WAGGON to travel TH I It- TV-THII biE THOUSAND kilLESt•altil it will work nits Wood Asietters, or w ilea common Buses and A ileisent of any kind. The most will:factory proofs of the merits of this discovery sin% be seen at the Pater!. e's Office. Enid also at their Agents. ••• 'roe Public must be on their guard against a spurious corn p.isOlterit which wog/widows hi tempted to be foisted upon them, to • preset,' the erects ltf friction, instead of which it is injurious to innehlin.rs, etc. ; and 4100- is genuine but aluti for %hit+ a ' Pon in tins brim obtained. To present imposition, the directions gist n • itli it are Melted** w. D. Bellamy." and have the K irg's Arms a.. them, to cnunterfeit which is forger; and arty perrson tonkiio. OW' of ft ronspinotion, by v Mich the Patentees are &fronded " , wit* be protenited, One Hustdred Guineas Re ward 11 " int beta uffered by Sims to detect frauds use the Pa k,: t right. - • • . 4 ... • ♦ ". .f . r -'• - 7 .i . ...:"` ... 7 : ...;-. , yW•1 1, • ~.rr: , • . " 1 • ' ' - 4.. 1 .4 ,ic I • • • • ;11 . • . li 4f ft .': i f , I • . • 1 . 4. . 00 • . . • ' 4 • , ' . A 9 /ti • ' • t. • I ' • . • • . ' . : . • i • . r •-, • : •• . , • * 3 441 4/ 4 61 . 1 9 1 . •'. . • ) . ; . .• • . ... . i l ..• 'O4 4 • * • • . . . r il f 1 ' i 1 1 t fr •• r* - ~. • . .. .. 4 't .7 . ~ • . .. ( , •t s , 1, .„ . ... 1 ii .: .' • • 1 ' ... 0 1° , ',. .•:. ' . . ••: •., \ il • s ' i It i l . 1. 4 - ',. , , • )1 '• I n 0 . 1 , ' . , 1 '" • • ' ' , 4 , '•' •.i :" 1 . ,„ 1 ,..... .... .. ...,, • ii, . . , 3 . ! ' n' gi JP 1•) ‘.: is ..,. •, . . - : •••,' 4, / , lb ' ...-,..:. : " ... '...., r .sit:. t•r• ivr -:14.1 •44 L. ( 0' —t . ... . . re_.. ti . tahrilefikr Tt7ol44limpliffik-kci"Bl4: • 1.7 1.1 es, . . 2tICE sf Nramames.4!)"" 4.11441 - 40 , 4.0 , # , Catiral"qTrim wanifuliounati sdis. ~.'. t . . . . . IMPERIoi L 4 3 4 . 1iLli131ENT. Mr. Thoits;• of . lie • tertsport Office; preseeted - . an agcoung of : the ; number and .tonnage of vessels HOttelt•101? LOItISS, *ran 4. • • • , , employed in the Transport Service, which was or: Coensel ' woe heard in the Appeal, IT Li efugston.—Judgmeut PostpOstAd till after the te:: i A n •-iggais v• , dered to lie on the tahle. •• -. i t - of the Receipt d ctisA ' ' t •,.. e„.. . accoun t sae .presented. an e A ppeal, • Ille Pidgment was a ffi rmed 'tettpeal, Thump- : • I Disbersetnerstotthe . East India Docks. . Mr. ARBUTHNOT s moyed for an iccount of the eon v. Clarke., _ .. Counsel was heard in the Appeel' : - Chi Managers valise, official and real„ of the Exports from. Great Britain to the British North American Colonies, for of Clyde Society r. Steel.--Judgrneistr.. poldpetted to the years ending January 1810, 11, 12, 13, anti the first - rause day after the recess. ' ' The West India Trade Bill west s nort s • h - 10 . 1 , i.:l l::in d F ist o i x n e g i4 u l i i s . h . ingßritish Manufactures and Produce fr , Bill, and the coffee Bill, were reatie.'second theta ' • t i . • . Also the account of the .number of ships, With . ~ I —To he catisniitted,to-morrow. %" • ' the.amoung of. the tonnage And. the stitriaber •of a$ Mr. ethden,st from - the TlAnsPnik' lsl44 es Present • • epiployed . in them for the sitise,yearte—Ordered. ed in Account of thi ; Nutritier . and TOnnage of the 1 ,' Mr._ BATIIURST Moved,. that the Order of. the , Teasels unit leittActiedthr tio Tranapvtsertice. - IDay for the consmitnitast of the Cle r gy Pe na lti e s Mr. Ferrer,' from th e VW I ndia C'Ettnirta - nY) P re- ' DIU, ' beditelutiged; arAth a view: to, .its being fixed seated. theekonual Accounneof the East I nd i a C orn .....5) • , - - pany. . ~ . . . fer'46morr w • i Mr. WHITBREAD thought, that if the discus+ The Clergy Penalty-Snsisenslon 'B i lL wa s r ead a . sion was trot to come on that day, it would he better third time and . pissed. ' • to postpone it till after the Recess; as many Meg. The Legal Ways Bill was teed 'a - third time .and i. were hers who prepared to oppose, might not ilia passed.. , I able to attend to...mereow. Mr. IVright, he also, The Marquis of LANSDOWNE moved, that a ' understood, was poepared to refute the allegations Message should be sent 'W theiftiuse of Commons- whic h ha d been produced against him. requesting them to communicate-to their Letelships Mr. BA:THURAT said, that although Mr. Wright the Report of the Committee on the Corn Tiede.— ' could Witte the allegations of one petition, he could Ordered. • • i not overturn the facts on which the Bill was Lord SHEFFIELD moved, that there be laid be- ' founded,. - fore the Reuse an Account of. the Quantity of Oak Mr. WHITBREAD said it would he but jest that Timber tarnished to the Navy Board and the Board . he should be allowed.to overturn such allegations as of Ordnance, from the year 17315, up to the present the thought detrimental to him , although he was not i• time.—Ordered. t allowed to be heard at the Bar. OUP I'URE Of' THE NEGOCIATfON'. I Mr. BATHURST consented to postpone the corn. The Earl of IA V ERPOOL said, before the House mitment to Monday the 18th of April. should adjourn he had it in command from his Royal A discussion arose on the second reading of the Highness the Prince Regent t o- communicate to their Thorpe i lnclosure Bill, in which Mr. Chaplin, Mr. At Messrs. Dowa. Rev. E. Spenser , Rec- Lordships that the Negoehttion between this coml. I Banker , and Mr. Preston took part 9 and the Gal. Thorottro,- and bo. tor, Wingfield £lO 0 I try, in conjunction with our Allies and the French Mrs. E. Simpson, Lei- From. Folinouth and Government, was now at an end, and that the ob. lery was cleared for the division. .The House, how ' aster . ,85 q iIA Sieittite,per Ban- ever, did not divide, and the Bill was read a second e, s l a t , E c4 . d o . b 0 god and Co . 334LN, bd. jest for which that Negociation was entere d i nto had time. Hutchins:lns iind it tee, Subscriptions from not been accomplished. It was with considerable Stockton 21 0 Sussex. per Hotly, satisfaction, however, that he now stated, that both A Message was brought from the Lords, which in. Mrs. - Cleverly Be- .Motiueux, and Co. l formed the House that their Lordships had agreed to wicke, Clapham 10 0 nil. 18s. 10d. with reference to the principles on which the Nego .' the Penalty Suspension an, the West India Trade Collection in the Pa- . From the Bath Fund, eiation was carried on, and the circumstances and ; rich Church of ea remittance, per Bill and the Coffee Bill ; and contained a request .Trineale,t , ,h) Rev. th „ . p m " , 1 ..., q. 900 0 conditions upon which It was terminated, the most ; i_ tnata. , House would communicate to their Lordships S. Mathlock , , and nom liel9lOil, Corn- complete agreement had subsisted amongst all the Al. I ; the Report of their Committee on the Corn Trade of tin • Res. M. B.ot- • v.:til, anl iil. via- lied Powers.- The Houses of Parliameut, and the glister t this Coder. any, pt•r H. 11. t the United Kingdom. -' On the Motion of -the CHANCELLOR of the lion is partly Melvin- car s, l' II- I.q. 1501. 3.1. 2d. country at large, would naturally expect Inform-1 i et to the Di-enter-, limo Bedford Town, EXCH EQU Elt,. it was ordered that the Report be lion respecting the circumstances to which he had who cloud their - per TM*. Barnard, Chapel', that they Esq. 110 ?. alluded. It was the intention of the Allied Powers . ! communicared to their Lordships according to the mi g ht eitterd o u t Sundry Sishwri wiling . Ito issue a Declaration of the motives by which they i . , request contained in their Lordships' Message. unite on the iteiteyo- for the Comity of ' The Messengers were called in, and the SPEA KER, had been actuated and guided on this important °c lew occasion 53 0 Bedford. per do. WI. 19s. 43. outlast; 'Sod if the intention of his Royal IRAs- I . The ?Allow and Cu. 'r • Al Sirs. *Aisne mod , G0..5 acquainted them mith . the determination of the •elreitiomi of HMI- Society Of Friends. at ness the Prince Regent that there should be laid as ..........., . House. 'indult 37 9 Br a dford. y "rt . speedily COPPER COIN. as possible on the table of the House the 1 A few of the Society s hi r e, p e r Peekrtime !of Friends in Stafr altd Co. omitted the . Declaration of the Allies, and such other informa. Mr. GRENFELL moved, that a Memorial from • fordshile. per Tay- lst March 2661. es. ed. fl an as miellt he deemed necessary. Having said thus t h e M anu f acturers, respect i ng the Copper C oli, lor and Co . - 5 0 Al Messrs. Prescott are Co. presented tothe house , b e . 1 •1 much f se should h I conclude with moving that the House which had been Front Ipswich atid its J • S a int..hory vicinity. by Alex- A Collection at them. do now adjourn. . ; printed. tinder and Cs,. •HO 0 dependent Prows- I Earl GREY observed, that he derived a great con. Mr. WHITBREAD said he took that opporto. Dr. Fox. Bri'del'Clori- • . tants' Meeting. Mai w with an idea that the Tower hplf• Uwe. Somerset 10 10 &ahead, per Rev. ' solution front the statement of the Noble Lord, ilea nit • y to do • From Newbury, load. John Cooke 61 0 not only in the principles on which the Negociation pence were not legal currency. From the preserit anion so a' former • At Messrs. Hopklowsn's. was carried on bet also in the causes which led to Subscription, by C. C.. 2 0 , state of encertainty respecting the copper currency, ; ' Fuller & Graham El. 3s. 6d. At Messrs. Chatteris, Whit ..• the termiLation of that Neguciation, there had been the poor who wore in pesseviiiii of Tower half. ' Tiles. Hersterwelt, more, and Co. the mo st complet e agreement among the Allies.— relict/ were sescrely distressed by the refusal on the F.sq. Simi borough 2 2 Dyson,- Brothers, and Rev. T. B. per Wood- co. Baldest, per J. When that information promised by the Noble Lord- part of tradesmen to receive Town halfpence in ex alt and Co. 3 3 I. mid J. Whit- trusted ' should be communkated to the House, he change for commodities- lie wished, therefore / that J. Coward ' 20 I more 100 0.; that they would bay' V.& farther satisfac t ion of learn. the Chancellor of the Exchequer would renew the Major-Gen. Anderson 21 0 At Messrs. Steßhen- ! 1 Collection by Rev. H. MOIR a nd Co. lin g, not only that the Allies had agreed in the ,v i n- i declaration, that these halfpence were legal cur w. Wilkinson, Sud- John and W a lker Gray 50 0 ! ciples of the Negoriation, and the circumstances and' rency. hart '• '23'. 11..1d. John Joint's 6 0' conditions upon which it way terminated, but that . ' . i The CHANCELLOR of the EXC (I EQU ER, Seventialr's Bank 941. 40 6d. Wm. Harryman 10 0 Subscription from B ot hop of Latotaff It) 10j those circumstances and conditions would prove that said, that the old Tower halfpence. being current Martamethoperllar- • • At Meese. !Meter- I the Negocistion had been broken off ..ev the ambi- under a Proclamation; which had not been repealed, rill, Langhos he, and minima Cu. 2 2 -1 lion and injustice of• the enemy. The. Noble Loid co. . 47 0 Ana Heath they were undoubtedly it legal tender. The o ffi cers John Laid, F.sq. Scar- Charles Heath 5 6 : had said, that the • Declaration of the Allies/ a" of Government, he understood, always received borough 1 1 Thomas Heath 5 5 - 2 such furthur information as nii;ht be wanted, woul.l Subscription frOM Pe- Wm. 11. Heath 5 5 t them ; but if any refusal on their part had hap. j i in Onetime, be laid before the House. It was uti. tertiorough. per Ana W a rurr veiled, fresh regulations should be issued on the sub- Price,_ Kay, ,old Co. 22 5 El z. Humphries 1 1 doubtedly Ills wish, and the wish of all their Lord- . j ect . Frees G u ildro a d, per John Heoth I I ships he helieved, to examine these documents as , Mr. WHITBREAD said that he did not mean to AHayden amt Soso VI. is. 6d. A Friend, per Jolla t 1 few Friends, ht Odell)? ' 1 0 : soon as possible, and he wanted to know from the • throw the-slightest imputation of neglect on the Go !Aloe Haddon, E•• • IPI:e. per Ditto ' 20 4 Noble Lord, whether they had any reason to expect ! vernment ; • but under the present circumstances, he lea, per Rev. J. Sul:script's:l from I that the Papers would be laid before the House be , )Morrell 10 0 Kendal, Ist remit- ; suggested ss hether it might not be advisable to re- John Elliott, F. re-street 5 i', outer. per WilSod :j fore the adjournment,. that they might come pre- : issue the Proclamation under which the Tower half- Isaac S-t•in, Esq. !be- and Co 700 0 • pared to the discussion of the subject as soon after i pence were current. lei-housr.. per S. .At Messrs. Child and Co. • • , • the recess as possible. - 1 Mr. G RENFELL'stated as a fact, which wai not Trun:i.s, Esq. Ring- Some Parishitmets of ti mai 10 10 Walton . alma- • The Earl of LIVERPOOL said , it would not be I generally known, that.the Tower halfpence were re nt. Corporation of ~ Thome,. per Rev . - , possible to produce them to the House before thp re- i mind Sat the Mint, at their fall nominal value, and went..,,e,re, per i Thomas* DoyieY9 ' AIIIIIIti, Well, and I Vicar 4 1 . toss; but they w o u ld be ready, he believed, the very Bank-notes given in exchange. Ca. • •81 11 Rev. Dr. earl Mfrs. isfilty on which Parliament fi rst met after the period _ Friends near Wailing , - • ; Treeekard, of aloe- M 1 which it might be foun d cpuvenient to adjourn the . . FINKING FUND. ford, per do. . 17 0 ion Ensnarers,. K .GRENFEtriA gave notice, that he should ) Suisecriptions at Loot h, Wilts 5 5 , House during the approaching holidays. Care would , , u soon as possible after Easter, and certainly before sper It. Bellwood . .. 18.. 3d.Dr. Throchn Sundry E s evaili Per • Ibe taken in the mean time to have the Papers prititea„ . I 17 : the period when ,lbe Chencellor of the,Exchequee Escl- they might be laid before the'House in that shape . i• J. Nicholls, Esq. Lei- At Mak e rs., Willis end Co. t that i ma . uldoontract for another ' Loan, call the attention realer 5 0 rioters -of Fele*** • ' when they meet; and he should propose as early !o f the House to the teth of the King (the Act borough 81. Said. , the as was consistent tirt..Bornel,Woolip 1 0 Kn p a k ees sr isa. a day after recess with a due: • id ' Rev. H. Barnes, do. 5 0 „k m ~ ,on er, , ; which la the foundation for the Sinking Fund), Miss Banter . do. 1 0 . K e g...Clapham 10 10 . understanding of the subject, for the taking the 1 a.. and particularly to that clause in it which empowered Dr. Alexander, Leicester 5 0 Mn. Judith W4blley, pers into consideration. i • the Commissioners in whom the Sinking Fund is From Exeter and De- ' °M l iti "" P P l°ls- "" " 10 4 Earl GREY . expressed himself setts fed with the v e s t e d , von Association. tth .. , Lieut. Mtieetuote MOD' •Ithe whole , of that Fun d to app {y retnittance,per Han- tome, R. N. 1 1 declaration of the Noble Earl.. A day too.,arly towards city Loan to be contracted for , for. the pub. key and Co. 500 0. The Protract and Fet. ; would not be satisfactory, when very extensive an d Rev. J . Teach, Hartley 3 3 lows of Worcester ! lie beteice With the view of inviting the Chancellor Rev..J. R. Papillion. Colletre,Cambridge, . . voluminous Papers were to- be th e subject of dis- iof the Exchequer to con Sider how far it might be ex. Chawton 1 0 . per Thomas Walker cussion. . n . pedient, in the present state of the country, to act A Lady at Chaisson 30 I and Co. 50 0 . The Earl of LIVERPOOL said, there was no in. , henry Donnell. Kit k- Mr. Walter Vicary, upon the clause to which he had now referred. barn, Lancaster 3 0 Oxford 1 0 . tention entertained of hurrying on the discussion.— i RUPTURE OF THE NEGOCIATIONS. B srr iplions Ban received at the Ba of the City of London Ta- What he meant was , that as early a day as possible, I ._ . , The Order of the Day being read for going into a ver t i:! Lloyd's Caitfee-ho %se; Stock Exchange ; and at all the butstot that too early a day, should be fixed. Committee of Supply, Bankers in Town aud Country. Adjourned. The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER R. H. MARTIN, Secretaries. LUKE HOWARD, HOUSE OF COMMONS. 1 . possible that the Order of the Day may delay a very MONEY. I Mr. Serjeant ONSLOW presented a Petition from important communicatise_which I have to make to N OBLEMEN, GENTLEMEN, &c. are re- the Magistrates of the County of Norfolk, for the the House, I shall takiiihis..occasion to state, that I spectfolly informed they may tie supplied with MONEY repeal of the Statute of sth Elizabeth, respecting am authorised by his Royal highness the Prince Re lit a ny amount, on terms email to Mortgage, secured on Free- We Copyllol.l. Leasehold , L ind or Houses, Money in the , . Apprent ice s . . . -,, gent to acquaint the House., that the Negociatione Funds, hi ' Settlements Widows' Jointures , Clergymen s i Ai r. arrange. . , RO SE moved for an Account of the IneoMe . which were carried on at Chutillon have terminated, Living', neany. other Property. Persons of respectability my he supplied no the it Personaland Expenditure of the British Museum, and the and that his Royal HiAhness will shortly make a ants S ecu rity only. Clentleinen wilt bud every liberal accomm .odl. • number of whiter: admitted for the year ending Jan. communication to the House on this subject. I ant time without delay. . lBl3. • • , • • happy ire being aisle to state, that in the principles of • Application from Twelve till Two; or Letters (emt - l' ai u ) , This account was then presented; amid ordered to those Negociations, and in the manner in which addressed to Messrs . Wills and Co. Nu. 49 ) Suuth-street, Berke- , +be printed. . 'they have been put an end to, all the Allies base ley-square. . . • • • DISTRRSS IN Or,IIIVANY. P11111:)UGII the CO - YlmrrEEra. - tot relieving the I,A. distress, Ileril4llllled hr the wage& of War in Germany, lii been enabled h 3 RI it iztt benevoleitee to remit about 50.030 1 . ' for thomlleviation of the woes of .uffcring humanity ; yet, Nue' bas been the es tent.of the devastatiot*, web the depth of misery join which whole districts have been planged, I,nd lio macrons and urgent are the new applications fur relief from . varinui quarters, that the Committee can on no account think of Jug its efforts. Details of thkse.disteeires will be found iii the. Reports of the Committee, which, as well as Papers tor Churches and Congregations, mtsv be had at the- Landau . Tit. 1 Vero 1 and at Ackerman 's', Strand. • SIDOSuR !MON§ SI Amount already adverti At Lloyd's. • INCIC RucurvEp• ' 1 sed X 62,331 11 ' / 1 J. S. Joyner, Rionifood '43 S , SiVe of two Mora., , ' • titre% ditto 0 10 The Ciunte of Ch..les bur y, Bucks 0 , At the Committee Roo", n- A Colleettoost the I G. Greases, hackney ,elO 10 G. Greases, jun. ditto 5 5 'A R. 10 10 Natimaiel Thompson, jun. Jas. Andemon, sea. Rog. $ 0 Cull ction at Berk. Imonslead. Church, IlerW, after a Ser mon by the Rev. J. .('rofts, Rector, and Sermon by ihcßcr. W. B. Wroth 651. i. 6d. George Brown, I'sq. 52 10 Grant, Bartiv, Grant, and Burby, Ports. mouth 20 0 Rev.-l)r. W. Bell, 2d Subscri palm IS 0 W. G. 1 1 L, Cider 3 0 P. C. 2 0 Wm. Andren's, ROOM ford 2 2 R. Whennell„ Esq. ditto 10 0 finrth Surrid h o, ditto 2 0 Tbornns &writhe, dine 1 0 M Or:, yes, ditto 1 0 Rev. Jua. lientblock. ditto 11. es. 6d. Mr. Thomas Banks, ditto 1 0 dependeot Chapel, Cluithain, Is) Rev. J. Slater"' 0 2 At ditto, by the Son duy School Chil dren 21. 6s. 2d. A Collection at the Chapel, Chelten ham, try the Rev. J. Brown Ditto, after a Sermon, per Rev. J. B.Cole man J. Botham, Thomas liodgsou and Son S. S. Jos. and John Conpe Devon and Exeter vp sociation, gib remit t:mce, including 3 Ss. from Kings bridge, 451. front Tavistork, rind I 1.51. front Tiverton, making in total 503 0 SS 10 51 0 3 0 90 0 10 0 31 10 -~ Nleu presenteu ) aim uruvreu t o Luu r iIt:6IPLUMIJIII, O.IIU IU lIIC lilt IU w. 111•111 they here been put Att end tn, all the Allies hats • - -- • - • . • • -1 ,0, 44451.; • • their ••• will I