The Statesman. — London, England, 1814-05-28 00:00:00

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I , x !. . i i t , ~:, ~ , . • • - mgio 'Mr. ern. , Me. , fatlfr 41 1 1041054 1 .0"7,ft Joillgixf. .. e • • rate as our rim& in - trade and manufactures could, we must be undersold i • devery foreign market., - Air on the price of corn must depend the price of tabour, and of course the price of. gese,eamtufeclures. If corn was at a high price, thekeeest hare the effect of raising the price of laboureAnd of our manufac tures also, and upon that therefore muit depend being able to stand a competition in a foren.maric. • Ile begeed to make one observation before he coo. eluded, in justice to oorgreatiandholders in general, that he was informed the great rises in rents had. been extorted, not by the great landholders, but ' speculators in land ; and that several of the former drecription had taken steps where their rents.' - bveti found to have risen toa. high, to prevent - , ~. earn grower from suffering.. -He concluded by may• lug the Resolutions, which would he afterware bromekt'forward in the shape of a Petition. • ' Mr. Wens:, in seconding the Resolutions, tboui it impossible that the demerits of the proposed site . ration, merits it hod none, could escape any one: ..a, tby.wal., ipterentled warphoesed, jie ,airCh in It vas so Itidetitts lA - , all its featuTlitt, that it needed much doubted) trots lisiog eery . hieheta 'se w _ .011C - •‘fdr'..''.ile' - fielatiniption any. ll_ pat. i n t 16,1 the .Uelted,Xingdom, - ehatt bit 'detect to the duties only be seen tn 'excite indignation aed'althorrence.- , tainly,be.hltidered * from sinking very Wei' '. It seemed to have for its object the destruction of the : thotightfik was by no means i nert 74 peyeblleiti, the*attiir et WA - ronSign corn, grain, • a.. • a. • . • i meal; oe lioltrl heitleso- takea-out for . ' home ton. asiddlingoliises'ef the community : It proposed to suffered Stratich bY . a protracted aPrerlhat.., to'l .• , • . ._, . ra i se , th e pits of rain, in. enter . 144 lower the price cnent Peovidence had * blessed * rive rionniry s, .g . lonapbon, . upon strop corn,- grain , meel, and plentiful harvest, the legislature shotild gtep iti , ... i leur's . vespecttvely uric! rted •iittothe United King of-bread- 44 TO starve us now, in order to feed us m,..ut like Meatier deaf the saint: had been thee a in-. better afterwarth." It was like the story told of a by their measures, endeavour to continue hreattael ;lie. e h orse ,.whiee he purposed tPaching price; whkch l if,the torn I,raN3 were ; seffereCto#4.lPorteda .• • . ,• 7 'Jerson Who b e d . ceeklateerititouttrard e when the exper i men t was, as mails unaltered , it would by. no mesinrs bear. -, . Foreign meet ar dotty Mat to be imported' Into-Ire. I . ' 1114T4IIICIIVIC:. I ~:hreatthsuelit, likely to sccceed, the horse uttfortu-i: The Worthy.Altiermitn then directed theesoinsneeiland, buyer exportation. . : . • ;.IC93•Diaprderteltasea. zoatedtptrid - :l a tely died ; sod ,so would it be with those wh‘lV,rier to • read the Petition (witkli, was an e '. klir 1 • Alt . the provitsiefer, powers, 'atititorities; tegula- 1 .L 1 to destroy Hymeneal bvpinestilian . trusted.% the proposed measure. to brims them eheaV4liesialertitosti). Ibis hazing:been* dee!, he ra '-* tie . its, penalties* , and forfeitures, &eases, matters , and- ,* entißetrinfe`°f u"g`u!'sded 1 .4 " 1 "fe-' : ftalil' A doratimi to the A tuine of Weelriclt.tius a ' kW' ~, • ' •r. atEtil'ff. - I - • 4 ,..........--d t .-- ; - "rr, is T . e :: •• - 1 That the Petition thee weed - be the Petition - I sump,' mite, le'leree• In .sitte• %et -egeegic. ts or Pone- has been tainted by tliseaie, a . reno v ation as -being not only a cultivator - Livery of Lenders to tisejjeuees of Lords orafißeare meat, in r elation to the miileeting;ldling;fend re- • ; fpres• abte retettait. hav e . of *graitalaiteself„-but also a landholder, 'begged the . nions.". - ,• • ~,,..e „..,2,1 covering the deem epos . importaftott of any • Tuent t years we devoted dour prartit Corti , 1 : treatment sof the toloscint pders, and the .i n eolgeuee - of the Meeting, while he made a few ob- I Mr ! fiTELL, in see to the motisiss,, • • grain, malt, ;meal, or rifour,, so•fat as the ataMettre ;_ e rir peel goreuesseattioaie :wee!! se Appar, -servalieteson the tubjeet. lie •conteioled that ;the I onefeefere siteuld - petelWrfy theratterize r . r pot*contrary to the pettelitiens of this Act,lor ertlmit I. bl a ...e, , iiie ht r i a i r t i r ig eu es , a , i t t n t r h ue o se . ;r4Lai r nt ii s fi w which nutter itaWl hitherto been•blinked, and that there were i t 'c'eridlitlii 'that day, tiautely,* that of 'OlOll ' ;Wei by this' Act altered, varied,, or repaledi 'skill/ ari..;l After.itntintidon nut) etterylninelo,as Nii VI .mossm by which the people might ouce again have the . : de ra tjou; r . . These, -he thesighti.• were thlrilethe'itid,:,.tend,*tiedineitittetrued 'to extend, Mid be appliedlaed . a eish, a! otA itariy'reriod of • pristtire, 'to wieder,. loaf et texpence. ° The proposed Measure , kindest friends of the. country. who - leta thiourea.: • eotoroed , fef-tinrearrYing into etectrtierf tho 'Orris:rises • f c' e l" l cii t !. l o `r y 0 7," g 7O`,,i r f !,'• p e ro luc* r a i ctitors ". . pr ...4..4.1 tioei a -mkuiors of protection lefrom what , ; sure, alone . It was, he coune.eived, a hasty , stud .of the /tee,. th relutidn to• the defies upou - the•irn- 1 • P The at....n.dee;344 twe rum •.r which we ,I t algtioar # liffas ,it , to; protect us ? Was• it to *taro- , mistaken interference qu the part, of the lend-owners,-. portittitillt Of tent g rain , meal ,' *tad dour,. and re- .471 1 zU r . 0:1));17; e f ti :: r fY in 6 P1: 1 1 11. 4 . . ni y h ere h 7. l tege.ars,orptisett a, oiled atttiospbere ? . VI it to pro: to agitate it again !. lie • understood . the memorise, gulatiotts rela ting thereto. .1011• as frem the rooks and* crews ? From tithe ?* manu'ficieri`rig, a n d agrkofthral itste'reis to be tilto ; Ddties encoen or graire imported- into Hetand;,' tem, in w. t men,utticb is ealtect.Wornmesa • r Neu the Inc e"a h;cli was felill m inereirr geeit ebtspbter of thethatty Pcditte,4ititt %alibied-114M from aedwfter the tetid - - lest (bit of ' Aug:eat; 'lBl4, rwea Ctu ''''' 6l " l . (wr "'"" in ihiu.' --- . ' 11 ..r' 5 ,,___,"•!- . • e ease of Commons said that die to settod•together. • :Awes.- "hatter retest or of Jong ilurittatio, , asm.- 11 .... newt' - . ' i shall be calculated actbording to the Proportkeivitiak - bi l g e d the still .f . other prartioners, are by nor preseht r . .subject was not vieletatood: This he thought rather , Tgeleeition was then agreedto,and it was nlao re. ••the weight .Ind , erice • of the-bare - et - et cliin •9 ' - • ihgrge , cotakiering linty long the Corn Laws had sabred. that the.same be signed.hy the Lord Meyer, in Ireland, by .trish measure' anti 'Wei* . t ; ,r` l o ih : i i i I Tic;i e t ; t il l i le ti °f ti tyt echt n :St n r t i ga t ir t e h c e tt e in sl Y rurr i ltioik Per oa si nr i n b ritrge Which frespieutly follows' ties afiplicatia la rrf freoi lasteleskufe -and that it was a I tedtject •bleught , ' three Aldermen, and . 12 of the Livery, and be. pre- bear to• the fight 'end price of the qtraleteV• Of' tote ,ills lanorroostse. Iratee Comae' of our extensive poitdticesja, • • - plateticelty:•irefeto_us commonly three timeearalo:.atented by the four Representatives of the city ...i n of g r ai n in Iliimt Brink, • by*. British • rn ereere'elid : t d th aity isan in ei mi ro e p r o w its ; i. n a uxrous cases of enviers have been and are. day. AU the Corn -Sills in his receilectiou"Wera 1111 1 : Parliament. * - the toltateradiention of •w hit+ ig i•dkk i lile '. 5 s; .Z., i ll t' , i Siir f tle*.: And that i schedule , thoteitigthepreeni- I . b eore r e , c en s e°, rirsl.expeditidous.tandir of ra t e s ..sajrridir ..0,• 1 . , . traduced for se -other. poevose . but that of 'keeping l• Sir * W. Curtis, Mr. Aldermen Combe, She Jo ' - tine . the respective' traiglits and prices 'at such nee other Yetliffor o ff. the in er yi a .i ttl i ess. rri .i atattton, an ate. .up.tho pricii of ruin. Within the last 20 years our Shaw, and Mr. Alderman Atkins " several:ly 14.•a . tent, and the several duties payeble thereon itecofi.* , the tol tr we p4tien i t‘restir i r l ed I t s o c s u ott i od :itfl kr iv :Mr: 4l :4h. .ife;, national detail/Milne; eticreased in an enormous de-" dressed the Livery, expressive of their decided, op.! IsteittenCe, - shall he settled ` arid' iiicertainetl by the I were the debility' has " fir 1 year; - .trisied, a' 'raper 'oersed . Of ee , till-it new amounted to, he believed, n ea t l y ' position tp the m e asu r e , and of their „ - eoncurreasciaeteetitatfasionera of Customs and Port Duties lit (re- i..troerraestwie,,e47irs t iu r nit t er r it "." 7 0 9 r i s e6 „Pir tilta' • „`!,;= 1 1" Atif thousand 'millions, and to pay the interest of in the wishes of 4lte Livery. Mr. Altierthall, At*ioa • land; iind unit cupid of 'the saiitichedule this debt was all. the lead in the kingdom most- partkularly regretted to find that in the Meuse of by them transmitted to the ColiettitiVOr •rither pdrel N u merous paroadat t are the result of ignorance or Italie MA, gaged. , He alteetel not , assert any • thing which Cottimons they had been in a minority o f dilly Ilk '•; cle>al Officers Italie seehral Potty a liillend. '. • ~ 46. tierier s i t i l o se r 01111 be I constitution: .., . - g . SP t or st s ,e id d ri si4t g i. on n o re rrh im ea , , ancl' . i i i „. ) : t e ip u f: ti eitoen es t ' , lr a - v. .he-could .notaWeve., When the inquisitorial tax, ' Mr. WAITUNAm, in moving iestructiont to their''' Atlhe preiisions,' penettifs r. andfOrteitertia, mat e emea reee sour. , lie ~ superior medical i•oetd complaints ore' th*.itteetne Tee l , was introduced, Mr. Pitt esti- Itepresentatives, RS A antter-of canate. took occasiati teraiand MeV; now in . foree -, to iihy . At of'lsl4li- raWfa imied(aild even where.otlreis• htive'rniea, we itstotriat prrautor t.reffer a.radica re-aestobinhottEpt. , . .. 4 44 - illit' ' iffall the land • end 'houses in this to condole with of.lheir worthy geeresentetites • !nerd; In ,entrant to the inipiarettioti;lntn.lreVaitroti l' e en ta Y • ,rew,. oaeeser , are the cukeror c.tmiilwated Ahlren In WA esiesitillaswere brought up to the full mark „ they would at the novel situation u' aehirletbey etood,,io .604 goy torn restrain ; *eh& relitterArtetlip"ateeitiitthig ! ilit•Orderr , cfrffilOnre 4 104 0 tbl'enlmliNe s sit ll3 / 6 " .444 ^ 118b, .: . •:mil t a st itt ; trots Ain inOaloruce ,flu ralt. Lary kice, ..r Inc,, prevnlent m otes. .• • trigrje,"4!;4llr-30,000,0001. a-year. This, he be- themselves in a mitioraiy.•, Thrs would teetai_theste, the overage pates of eorts ° I. 0 1414'74 fi T l . -- ; T--- lot ft tisfoldniable life; ire/intl. ti 56ite of diAritiiv 'thisll is the Wes lii orer.ealculadoe, but take the fact to he hoped, to feet tbeatert - iittitificia 'of their worth extettri, , • and be, construed to eeterd, ann . efiell 'be ~,,,,4 4, ,,,e. t ,, witqu o s e d s o r.. * ,.cia peerkicomo n iproisi t Where die - .0., .ainl, supposing this to be sold at .25 years Pula . Colleagee,• who had sb long been in this r uhro - it' _ applied tied. ettfrireeil for the 'eareeeatts into execution untonniov "offerer hrip,,ds over his misery, 1141 carefully Foiceals, , • • Om*. atsi.whole.voitla not-produce 41-idelegewro then e predicament.' • .liteelsoltepett4l - 1 1 41fite41 * -,.lifiblethetsee - ,: this et, itf Veiatfltff in t h e cu rie s ''" l "" u ' at ' S 0 4 4 0 : 1 314 6400 *-4 016 / 1 4 late'ldevzitAlhoei -,....,..,, . . I.thnt nu nongh tt i tre,tukohjeet of.,teiemeyaeacet y re well °hee . .. equal to two-thirds of the whole of the national :qeently than they had hitherto been. ittetteoritieereinfritepertittion dt 7eierll mtaintiiidio irdianthy acter. 1 praCtitioners, flee fednovill hf t h eft : dolittefieres• the gradual &ht. It appeared •to him (.Mr. Hunt) as if it were particularly' when such conduct would entitle them this 'Ailt. . ' ' • pore of ren..pat.or.•is the -.neeetrenwot ht- intreaperien , c, . now intend:A to mortgeg f e the price of the quartern to be in majorities in that Halt. _ ._ ~ .... .4 'rig Act . atuty, bet altered,' Oendetti ,Gr *pialea • •' • If tae rites of Bacchus or Veuus Itstve.:hyott to reduce No:11 , vigour, intrehlultietal In..'pFe•ii•Ott;l'lrr"All4arlk :- .Catn:tere WPC. At-the commencement of' the•presene war, the , • NORW Alt. ' . . I, itriti4 Old peesent S sion. • 0 ..,. '' . . . -6 !i. nx.1 .. 145: cils e voe. 11 ....fi es... i t t aam ..fial f i, 6 - 0 , ; will ~ccu...., f notion duos} ogaid state t rend iA khrrefortri ; au,„ilinAl dl4lFtillik ricetof the stuartern loaf used to fluctuate from : Mr. Alderman Wool) c ar n e forward , though at that .._,,ikk_ . i Stir, tea llonrrn, own, who have lonia. beet Itnappaieled in te4si • 44.• th 7d; It then rose acrd meant returned to its late hour, with his purposed ktesotutio ' us on the sub- ibeiliii Ittalti.lie.e4d 0 t neat Session of .sarytra. t erpectatiore of a t stpily t tnay he tissuree l tiiitt to awatineareqa femme pried. But he Would. tell the Livery akithat ject of the Blockade of Norway. lie •contented .0 1 2...': :7 [ 1 ... , . •:•';',. ' • ••• '' :-.-' • 6 ' 4 '''' 1 stili•ilettokis are eurahreby medical' gill. '• ' ' '.. timett rose, hewer without a change of system, to himself with reading the ReSeietions t . 'CP'?" reAWiio '. 4 '1 , 4 , 1 4 • - /Writ 416110**Od th e scheti,nie . )p .. Which-it rem 7 .. 1 :. isr k ett r b .eir n ea tile se, C ar.7nd n ml in f rbr:rt4i l ng "late . ineinsi the nt i an . get back to that price, namely, at the period of the , Advertisement.) - pi isny pm' nt . tii Kii!gti . fm. . r.... .„ • .• • ,*.fV •.-. - r .ae.• .. feri. -It is entitlo, ~ A Schedule of :the Duties On Note for Advice and Medleineb , ; and Are genie will befne • Bonk restrictio n , when we began Ur be jountlateu e l F , • r. AVLILL %PC n o &date' Aeolian 0a - f ' ' the Attliles - ffireinuftef ,MeatiOned- when iniperte4 . l . fl tg o opt. with a paper currency. Last year, he •coald state . non , that there should . alive beers a small ay's, in from an fOiet.gn chantey', except the provitice.ol apelotteartena".,, amen vreiained ai' 'sate; form Ilse from .his own keowledge, there was produced in - suChe Treaty , namely; Iblit•the transfer should - take Quebec , or the Briiiill',Coloities or - re en tettooe i e .. I•f our p t etett-ious,,anti incidence witiosuch,thi3 intituA o it. tins country a crop equal to any two succeeding ! niitei oulis. if the periple-liked it. • , North Aaneritii." . ' • ' green, Wm uer. Currie Ail Co. may be email - lied hy • tif either sex Islet. the greatest tiecrocy tual, haiiest, a Owpf: . crops for the. last 15 years ; and at this moment there tr Air. Wattec moved eti adjournment in corder that I They are as follow :- . . .- house, No. 14, lintton-garden. - was trice as much grain in the country as et any pe- ;so important a Subject might be duly Cogaidered. Wheet . ,ii a t of ender 63 Shillings per quarter . ell KRIM anti Co: Suneilei;:lge..lo7, itattaiogerage.; rind during the last fifteen years. 'thou, it might he i - Mr. Watinwes, ' th ough not clue off those'with price, to pay a duty , f 24 .shillings ; from 63 to 64, asked, why was it not brought to the market ?-lie whom the motion originated , still could net audit- to pay a duty of 2 Is. : ,tuft 64 to 65, aduty of 235. • *wild tell them the reason : the moment Sir Henry i • ently withheld. (non •it his support , whim it•Wer from 65 . to 60, a.dety of 221.: and so up to 86 an . Pareell'a measure was-talked of, the farmers all knew , brought forward. ~,l'he principle of disclainiing all epererdsott which the duty is redtired to one shilling that they were to get more for the corn then • in . ; interference in the internal - affairs of a Forel:A in ;So that as the price, advances from 635. to 86s. the their possession than the then market price. What-; pendent State ' wet: one for which he had stood !pin duty decreases, and thus the aggregate of price andi ever any other person might know of. the effects of h at p l ace . , tilaeplace t wenty years ago. He had then, fort ids dot always remains the same, viz. 87s. er quarter . , such a measure, they knew that the object of • it was t, telltale such a doctrine been stigmatized as alerly% . e aaeheduk. for Rye, Beaus , an ens, proceeu : and'as o to entrille them to pay their landlords' end the taxes. a dffe isacted person. Ile had lately, hOweier,., nihe same plan :- Ile hoped he would not be , thought seditious, or to had the gratification .of seeing similar principles re- I. ff i t or tinder 42 shillings.per quarter price, they 'e tatting inflammatory matter, when he stated this. -cognized in the Speech fromahe Throne, an d also' pay 24 shillings duty ;-from 42 (0.43, the same ; from These were facts. :It had been said that the menu- ; Iw o 40 . e by the Allies. Such being the case, he 4'4 to 41 shillings price, R k l shillings ditty ; and so up. featurersand the mercantile interest had done much 1 -.rice. 3 a d - • is could not see ~ •as „r e for the country in the course of. the present wer. i to deviate Men In thi s be agreed ; but still the farmer had not been reprobated leithdet Ms hardships. Tape protection held out by , respect* ' except Mr e,...., i,....lllcarreposed Measure, 1 itt ever ; was not, that pro- . l ooit towards •.. iteetion which th e farmer wanted. . lie ranted real' The Resolut • • : .eseeteottee. US the income tee betaken off, all Of niou6 i . - • • which, lee, must fall on the consumer of grain its The Thinks th,„ ionot,itn, . Let the malt duty be taken off. Were ° A im ay it not for the duty the farmer could sell his Mayor, _ is barley for hit for 365.. a quarter; but, if made into malt the duty . teniontO the . to, Goveniment is 40e. instantly. If he could at all mole by h i m trestao his own taste,- and were froin it to judge of ' Alse to Mt • the general run of the beer-brewed et the resent and Setoider day in London, he should my that the brewer did e _ an • arid ta. ero nee divide that quarter of malt into less than six as„ r • as ia sk ; ba wets of porter : and if he did not run his worts, but .iiii r iT l ,h), Also paid fairly, the duty on this wield amount to 51. be- in ceiling the Ii ing in whole 71. of duty,. or 81. tOseper (pester of . Paiih•oftbeie malt, for which the• farmer • would . receive eriginally t i ti t t i iks . e h t i about 30s. The farmer asked to be -protected from . - ' • the Income ' x, from tithes, and from that bastard tereme-- of th ea al system, the Game Laws. •If protected from these, he could again afford to grow the quartern loaf of wheaten bread. et sixpence. In whatever part of the country you chased to go, you would be cer tain to find preserves of game; and lie ventured. to state this as -a fact.; one, indeed,- which he, had of fered to prove in a Court of Justice, that in a parti- . ' cular district in• which , he was concerned, .the hares - destroyed more corn iri one year than-Also whole po polatioodidla two; andfie also asserted it tts a fact, that more core ...was thus . every year destroyed throughout the country, than had ever been imported into this country in any one year, even of the greatest scarcity. Wherever there were preserves of game, it has also to be expected there would be poachers, add .it was a melancholy fact, .that there were every year iii eur.prisonsthruughoot the couetry:notifelseethais ft tin 200 to 300 persons of this desceiption. He heried the Livery, by their vote this day, would iu- ,Patr,u,ge . thiq 1,14 ti tut i :desire treatmtent nod Core ,if J• • ofliii Venereal CoolOWlrliVi'sotiitl*iel 4 roii, strictures, debility...operation*, ptt. ejou-iiimed ookeisetstof the fled / o+o l (k r ., w it! Devi the-OJAI& osethil ofMr.. AN'S pion, llse inrouyeilienees of l'oblie Charities are :vat ymifizadd 'stow/Sri' ore proteetpd life fatal *Moir* proteliderei in lltie Isritsicls eared Ity the Animal ftepnrl of 1810, - fitistis,bnire been Oureslissithissit•tiiGhheivieoit ',land with n Atilirocy Aind serrie - • • Itiite 'ustlk•r nit ileateiffo•lir finis K O so twos', Y , i f! Jot .syssiiiisigr ..Kirronn s treatinept 11 ; and wiser liopeserslost• i 1 &M 9 tothee. 64 i,trytittt,Hna i-* A 4e„ made I opfeivelf 4hogloogey4halmisty.g,hiror. Sir! - Kleriu+A Ana. • consulted 'fly r)C ;roiliest *errwrY. nt ail, pri.nte. hots*, •Nh+ ititte-street ,t Britfiir,d-i•quare, from nine to t mit Iblissitisc is at rtiktft tii-syhtitn . .entornessiciiiions. front tuwn jinti cauctiry,itur; • will be puuctutitty,Ouswered. • j- • • • TOst pufilishet, • PRACTIGitic OFIBE4VATI4.).SS.ns tES. price 3s. By F. Bierman ; .and and Sours; 20. Paternoster-row ;hod t street. .ggreg*te Aistricts be :to .- ' • • 7 ••• " - • MATRIMONIAL FJFLICI 4 . MtSo.•ig r' itS . . GOSSlthd # et*: ai`ieitilailiriiibitrt •.the.ltoyal Conti* cif nStrriteoniiu Varnkdbl4l4.7le sedir jou t .ly devoted their ttlicution fir tlig last:lllmm to the slaty of Oboe Disorders which' so frequently embitter, .and toe ono prevent, that inestimable ldessing—abstricissoial.Felicity. tnativ applications they have hitherto reci•ivot from jerinintt e the first distim•tion; and the nnifortit Interco; nftendiatieir perinr mode of treatment in strch complain::, Seduce thepsAbse publicly 1 , oter their nisistaner, in alt ra,es of debilityfidelity. whether rroilting from the tilo fisluerity of ;parrs/4- patine in the yisieties of fashionable life, the.uobiuttded I . l gette* tzt,critellith or a - secret solitary habit, which weakens r .tae enerey.of, the mind, anddestroys the ff , rsier of "eolith, 'est mincing sterility in the metes, and impotence in the other, L ike', offer a safe as d penn a stet tire. Tr able bet, .agab, ten, a Aistauce ;op hoar, by ;pulpit in Skipt, was .perforteetl ) The smile anitna liqur tr am „my tigne,i9 430W-Striturr, Air, Little's ISAforb Mr. rirliog on the the 'Sheriff's nagging,tis •woman ittit-coort, and was charged The case not ' • • *- .. ir - -', ';',-,'• -• .-,t:.'.... , ,i.......".1._ .- : - ,..i , /..-F - r-7 ,: ' N.,' i • ' ** - 4 • _ - -- ' .••t• v. - • :•-- '• •' -."; - * •;• • ' 'it's.., • •,' . . - . • . , ~„..., , . .• - • ••• ~.. , •• it:4 4-.., - j -.... i. - • ' 1 4* -ASIA No :- - •• • ' ' -' .. • --,. -' '' '''`..." ' - -- • . 1 16/ witadkrarNl . ~ , • ~ ',tot:K./0 aid, form the two Hoosee.of•Pwlisesent - i,if they ire net :. . - ''' •-, rim .NEW4IOILN BILYL: , - • . • . . .-, _. 'Rola! Hi . rat t t : . . • s Up- 1171)'utitdviwjal .1011,c,orpt xaavri4 464, Livery .. . . . . us, in wi h the operation of. them at least. '• . .. ti td ...oll-• to . p e wi t op-.the s m p or titioi-of-reft. Earlof • , •, . .. .1-4).4, l teitriso Earl of hercoont if e so uttons . (for which see ildwrlismflV. =mitts the•United. , Kiegthwei As hmenilea 'hi' the : C°rtj Litighl Hint. T. Joni (fact w ere hen several' . ' ut and Carded unarfitneis y.' .... ,„, mitsteet•of the Rouse of Commons, has been . printed. ItlT.tlitnitt. &Mier j Ike. .. . r erma t • OOD "then. dame 'fdrWis" ' .till ' Its,cialies, divested of technical form, • are as • fo l -1 1 41 , 0. Col. J. 473 our 1 obser;ed,* after the spleudbf diSplaret .to • srilith s ` 1 eAt:. ;..,... ,;-. ~ . . • • - ' i ..L,., .1 Marsh ket. I they , bad already witnessed, ^ it would ibi -*wit 1' , rt.. 'a9r , present (tries to cease awl determine. Froti E,p a t rom coo- presumptuous.in him to, attempt to I detain 'theth" , foci and after the 1 the duties spe.l ' the e-zciestre prat, . any cons id era bl e legth o f time, te„,„thels rheldlp 1 Yeisereiti Cow had. I his hand a petition , ' whiai he should propost th khe i paid: _Such."( e.,,t 1.., 1 cirsied ist the- h tole , to .00 Act, au no - other, to bw i f stricture . debut* w‘.llll to ..... regulatedby the aggregate ' ongemaof the 14; t by i Livery for their adoption, as proper, to be Presented I average ,priegt,Of. the .whole twelve maritime•districti ' 11 . 190,f_ rhs-11 ineti ruler ito the Houses of Lords; and Cortnnotts. 'PA* "tli ii n F l i g h te d : . s o:y/4 e s. ; atkch average price to be . i y il.„7„7,'%„7,zs j . . h q d ; his submitting the petition to: their eenolderatieW s . ! ascertatedN e inefitoknner, es is directed by the Acts oat by odvertioing 1 .. t h e ,he should, however, troable them . with a .varytieer iP t ielik t i l rstll9oo,ns um:eared ti i and If2d of the - present 'reign. ! boob Sou 8, breve ht viol- remarks. The measure against which ,14ey, opt .. ....m .dT t ifitett - tOrit'iriblhe warelionierf 'under the pro- • toontitutionond w cards complained, was befere the House. of • Cen 2 MK. - .1 . ' t ; 4 . 3 d r.: lII' h . any . r..... v , 11 1 , &c . q , ~..eo. , 4. ! wit,out payment of duty, ' """ 1 :` - "r 114.0 1 et IlitAixoties44oo • ! but a very short time, and scary s evnletl f il • t o n oxlii i rted. . , lught ; was adduced in support of it. It seemed hint* . . • , t ai alte- it Werwiatended to support nsort of wthiimium-' v riu„-- 14 ' , ; be, made topfeovely '' , . BM , t • ldi • ..tOteige Corp, grain, mea l , : or eite v; as ••appeorotre•ta d e b Intrithoused, 4 en iviiich • shall ha .afterwards taken • si f ,t i t i er ,„ o , ,„, ie.— ' of groin, tby,whlch, if it were-prevented (a point 111..;, , , L. :37-‘;,,,,.... t . . 4. ..e . toos , stion an. ,. ;II pa r,c . Qi ' groateooerrery, o eded much doubted) from : rising very high, it would . .00i9 11 ` ' " I r -". " I a t hi g itoi d 4 ie . die mities 1 -„ t .. trrst 11 . e: if„ _ - • L.. TT ..u.6.1 It :.....A...n -ail 1- • =7T, • , 018PENIKAX. • rrXes !WOO% - - 64 • fa ,ost.hilli•Fr.gislej, of isith Sexes, stliirt • • InikilfliNicaitespetitei e • liphicted staier,,tbe 4e" iyi, ail f sot ray' ilie'rttb: N lit pian o Dad • ttatt'hy t/i4 ..•• ere winl•led, whilst the- -'• it ttre f etal delusions km• , noels •,f,i•rartice—lis at i, i of 1814, 5131 patients,lf iiitineateutor ii4ury tessisi' cricy hitherto tiolutess t • titiot Cootplicatedfor' el. : The dost .sysstweisser , iiiiftt days; nod where 'lit/vitt/114a rate& " • • y r)flier llev, 'vitt,' ft i r •• • : . • , •Nh... 91, Lower Chit." ,e to twelve in the marg. "attain lettefs•lttid P I It#l. : • Yt.loilY b. , alit/Ml*4olt 't . 4 • g•ns•thetabeve rllsEllta' • • ..: .ii,i bs'iNterwond, Nee i . - . 11f 1110114; $4; r ,• .i , , . , --e:rts '‘ii.:•, ....., •11*-.-- - • • Led mote essentially - - . _ than those which are the - • 'Wsple of every smirk psi* us w here the coast itisii,te itiou'af stahility is indasi'r . • • • .., • practice to : the excheire. „, • and the hiccessful resdt'a .: • , opposes tts far Al. slams which are the toast ill. -'. • - equities. - , .t" Nnay : Surgeous,We furni ~ td' rescue iudividesit Is Dr . :111litellatlitY dallPl4lll. • we liaise 'devoted aerie. --•••,, iereal ioCectine kitil. aegis . habits of schital-but's tit .; ~. deransetitent •or Ike 10:., -:.. oess ter Sterility.; ltretsol e I.llvvisvir; us'ltisis Strl'e..- y tne AIMS. Dino )Phil um c„Arb mr..; -7 - on what ininciples that Atli ira)„,now ; to 03 shillings price, and upwurds, when the duti iti:owir ante, a tare- 1 i its • . t, d , ; m their own doctrities, , fornerlisOsnuill ' relittgod to 1 shilling ; so that the . 1 11aartert iQc I P 1 terin u g - iitiu the married state, oto r d l •dsan it io n ed in ni serrrli gi ..f . , begirt a n t now so hi g hly s t atar.o t ti i n o ut er( price and duty, always remains the same, viz. 4, esee their iefirmities in sitamie, it eiust -tw eidisoling to keno * . I however difficult or ineffectual the enre may he deenwd §s! pt to the concha - et of 'Our Own Lierern-fahinins- • . !-other penetitilluers, Amity a retn.vating ithi itaf'allible seethed 1 the inhlbitanti of Norway. ,; •,- • • • trhe I)uties .on Barley, Beer ' O proceed in ! they • o r w 4•-d 4 d ' • tit • - - may e-e i . to a slain. al. vig.iitniactow.i ii 1 )%. . . . alibit Wall their kat and earrilitrartani. ; the same. yvay. r A Certnin f)imrder, frequently contracted in a soo- tof • - • i s merit iii,li4( retton, ito t i every species of Venereal Inlmtitin, by .....' ••• - - :: . .. 4 *** • .1 If at or under 325. price pet quarter; the duty ..... les if thiCowithhd non own d tsea , ic ted'i - Vitcl-• frein-1ai1e...4* 33a., thetanr r ; from 33 *. to 311., , thestlt • removed , restraint in diet' or'exercise : nuts. ... fro m ei to v George &lit:ties, Eq.' lbe late. teid iti: dot `• lts. to At. erttP • , 'll5. duty ; and t STK l I CTU it Ls i,i the Urethra mid tlfeets, %kWh titer Sls..eitemplary conduct , ' and rite hii at), so.tip, to r.45 r. , eird'upsekrdf ;at which the duty is re- hen . it F a ge e is u il t i ) , l l;i&lt r 4:Vu e s etrers,',lVrikilt4,l-Ivirece=e44 ....7- 4110 tell to ,Is. i:Sii)bat . oe:total at 'the -price and duty 1,. obit-nom INC 111 1 1`rli several; * etelt*eatof , higts' vidtiettnhittla. e interests of the Poor in. the 'atten‘pli to tower ihe price of bread. ' • , ~,.:, lasSrlys ritiinins the same, yli. ?Ova , . ;,,,. , . I wog, have been cured io a very short period, after Wits la. ~ -•••- • - I booked ui-ilkit **cores for IMOitY V.3r.s, •• . . •• . . . , 1 . .. iiVaittimin end 11flr. White; the ) Grog : _The • foe rth end tad !scale isfiseoata, ' a nitl it en. the ; Tu Married Eemaies. -Whnse..c.xoceVitites of ;tape seeder - • rof the Resolutions t o t% Cerra l a m a • p h ut ..._ ~. . ~ . .. . , . i otottie,cof. cnonuhinl ii•ttipintits hive •berts erfeatetl, it may also . . . . to md tpman Wood and il, Fa , . 1 , ..t.„ If at ur.t i. ader 21 . 1. . pact .. per quarter, the duty to i ; he it pleasing rellectitiwtodintivi,eintt by weaver per.evertime . . $ t"" in their remedies, theryeral health it retateatedi and the see. siconiler of the - fteioluliOns reipectlng. -•- . .... , , ,„„, , 124. ; Tr0m.,214-to:24.s.,tlie.same ;. from 22*. to 235. : pedittit;t4s.reToovetr; .. . .. kilo to the I,orn mayor ter 1141 nennutieas priti,:the duty : to .he 11.141, front; 235. ti) 245., ' the Xrxri. (iii.l4 awl ,Cp. 4eackeilvely profemting.tbe rote of Aline` partirtittr cute lets s ,iii order thct they may not be market) e flail, Ind for' his earithitilllff* tiair. du ty tube los., und'eU up to .$24.. and upwards price , by a mittakerr orite.the oeitwely to jawirnltnetwa to the 'G • tlen4 hit • ' _, "Se en a valtaveTtßY . tetto l 4 l wneo.thie. duty is reauced to ls.;so that the egg' egate . iiortrutt em piric Wait it but _justice 10 , themtettell to Sta te * , that the. ) . have beth.properlyeducaled and 3eititurd'iluit ever"' Ilitit was theft, eptirflitt ",•..'' T , , of 06.40 d-duty always remaitta.the same, viz. 331. i branch of tbeephefeeition leertiticrites .-or witieli, from vitriol'', _ ...., , ~ . . f : .4nd s *lien imported from the Province of Quebec, hospentisoind.rritinoininit free): ate .bietiesl erotewhoot suite.. 41 , last was run, a match for a consider.i. trellis other - British colonies or Plantations in Nortii, ril‘e9l they have t" S","tritice ""v • esAittks , * /nal tomuide"eft • ;; la the warmer li•mlini.ite of rare coital) -tvarkfl,'lsi wen lisle ainst time, fruit's Long Preston 14 Skh).. Aimerica—o.Qe half .of. the said. respective duties. other parts, etatnikilms oxen to iasert,• gait tbeir riewiteChre nee of twelve mites, to, be performed in The importation of Oatmeal into Great Britain, . having hero confined to diventesittreadtilteigS, they , hold ly a muis. belonging to n medical Gentle. to be govgbed as follows: , ; out n rental:wolf renovation to :.ticli em y labour under etwr -., . ' delittinittor Os of n life passedmetter the torrid Pile. Alm" :`the de , ,1t 0 il l 443 elatpaishing as it mar _seem, :toe wiry to be paid on look boll, to be the Witt further; that barns; had iihiportimilies, in (twit. professional Aw- ned with apparent ease in 4p m i nu t es :— as the d uty - payable at the time of the importation r"ce°% , * ft feilts;l24 ''l li t as a lde arq"il444B4Ce stab th e ((tat"' .imial hatils. of Sear,' v n g persons, they offer to them the bleb( 1 i kn a 1 is matc h e d to too t o y he k ,; f our thereof. oft each quarter of oats: • : aysurnmes iif iiimiedinte ref ;th tllits success resulting fram t Shipton, distance 44 miles, to. 4on "r be impostatisin of Wheaten Meal or Fleur, into that endeltymtrt till imbued sh rgoit the preetice of tee ' June. : , •. -, - ...• • Great Mullin, to be governed as follows : • . • g st e i /I tt e a r : r a l l, a t i e r i ilx.ltutnirti'afildoy they l' ... ev e ip l o h s e ei r 9 ,7 oo d e.. tethi n ",.: w cul i; o f . The duty to be paid on. each hundred weight tote • whirl) they imve,ltrilte pubite. so liberally Miaowed. it &MT. Thursday, the &river of '. • ; wactiona.! of • Pinklingtent was , It l ct .• one l third.paat of the duty payable at the time of the P"ti.ellte ils the c'""hti-Y are re""emed to slate eke Partallar- thereof, an each qUarter of wheat. of their ease, age, ankinanner of ' living, eticlusitios reins:tante rtilir. 0111:1011041,..efitlitill Ilkagittrat for impartation fur advice and medicines, and the rentectlesvillitt given era" - ° be shaft* allitis met on, and *bit ling ..______ ' awarded lii Mit , fuer( adthe kingdom. is ,carrielpftedni Oilitshig t and -* for. To be cout•encon their house daily (;personally , or by h.neri • a ''''r adorn' here • - !"Ne .• o' e "or Office, t: . .11 patients • it In sr ; 1 pnt-,, by of ender sea, with secrecy, e teacy ftrOtentm.sisediterisi. . / --- ' • that the Paymasters of deeps on. service In Stwito•- ' "'traits". ) .. 110Whtt kart. latablitOttfttrettilklitlaitt . .ttrol Phrthget, have tw ilit •t h • thph ts eh e a t he pr ofi t i i •(Novenas ea.' Surgeloo,l4, Booverir-sifeet, Fleet-street.. L , 1)t•c. 4,14)13. ., ... and which the• has dealg fel' .30 . re: attiring from the'esehetre'tiltitfie Vitiliitantes . Medi ' ' - • - "'`'-'"" 7 . - . 4 i ....Nar•ai ~ ..d with biking Insurance in 4 .1, iGu to ~EpvtouePou.quoient .6f live Airigitte a-deceureed ---- "-.---- -7 . - . * . of being made out she was discharge . Officers. • . 1 LONDON : Printed noel Published by D. Loveisb, at `ln STATltsflai OVnt PI 07) Fletteitreel. . ' . . . . • • .0 , . , . . i. .. . • , . • .