The Statesman. — London, England, 1823-06-07 00:00:00

IP '1 / e promote of Premirs. Polities may alsb fseefeeteti for the *bide tens of LW' by a Welted somber-of yearly payments. Tables spittle* ble to this mode of Assurance may be obtolned at the Olkoe SEA Company allows (tertian pavane" , Seals decked vassals. witSont est.* Premien, as set for* la the Conditions of the °Mee Proposal : la. t Proposals folly explaboary of the princ:plei sod - rates of the Company. may be bad at.the prinelpal OSee •In Cheap :aids. Loudon, awl of the (MVP'S' Agents fn - the Coveter. HENRY DICHBOROUGH, Jas. Sictallit. Cbeapside, London, 10th May, 6'23. • • • .;.„_- 114:741/114 L BROWN PAINT, •Petranistir*Alki verernevit, for (lot-door Wark.—The TARO %N PAINT having been in general use for the laid , twenty 'Merger' alinott every department of the State, Pub- Works. Bridges, &c. and Certificstes granted by many of thorned distinguished Officers in the Oithlance. Barrack service. nr. of Its sinewy. durability. and diespoess, It is recomesteded to tbepub.ie as &acidity, for ell oet-door work, such as woodfiKiren, and omen. roofs. sheds, barns, out• bonito. fences, paling., gates, boat and barge bottems„ ehips'asider ised upper works, and all weal sad iron work render water er 'sperm I to the weather, for tiles on roofs, to present Uwe' imbibing' water sorbeingl73nred'by Trost. and for Coating, brick, walls, To prevent damp; no wood (dated with this Paint win he renne-eaten ; nee whkinsateli et vermin of any hind inhibit hot-hed frames or Wulf Oakes posted with it, and Weal) be.foeffi aa, saccield mare .40r•the dry rot. Being tors posed eu,tirety of mineral substances, this Paint is Insoluble in water, and thereby resists moistue do a manner superkr to a 8 other preparatioss. I „ . P.rine; ready for use s , .21d. per lb. liatinfaetured and sold be ROBINSON . , TAYLOR. t •fro. iteressOrs to M'Adts and Co. Willow Wharf, • •Isigkelde, Leadoff. . poviaßs4tßNT CERTIFICATES of fhc Chespnens itno Durability of Mews. Ro inson, Taring and, C•n'e • fit•rat Brown Paint, greeted to Strikes. At-Ailed, and Co. . Seedieirsinfice;lderieli 14; • W•berrhY terrify, an CeSIPOP I 7 Weedesi,Barreelti in G neat 'Britain base ecen, for several vesture!! arts rel with Messrs. 41•Adem iiicito.`i Weevil Drestirrillin SAFI . the.primerestion of the weather boarding. and hos telly mi. nerved Use purpose for ;which it was applied. (Signed) Jena; Sonora', Architect. • TiioonsJeans, Architect. The eborecertificate ma& by order of the Commission. ers. for the Affairs of Barracks. • JOHN SeArmivos. Secretary 4 • ' Plymouth ',toes, May 211, ISM This is to Certify, that by Order of General Mercer. et the desire of Slessrs. • M'Adam and Co. Weinade experiments with their preparation Of Mineral Browft Paint la April and 1506. The situation of the .wood and iron • work aside use of in this experiment is very high, end en- dryly exposed to the wind front the Channel, *tree it is difficulty. I? find any coating aNe to moist the weather. The hint, aftrr hiving stood this Winter in the above initiation. W f•riied a very hard and compact body on both wood and ilbirmen : die wood when cut is hard and very dry ;_ttee, ,rushee from every appearance of nit. From the pressen appearance of the Mineral Drown Paint; Its hard t tolik Fed impiteetrable state, there Is every cream to believe theit . l • It *lll defend the wood and iron work for yeari in ereet of weather and the moisture of the atmosphere! kind ! we give it as cur opinion, that it it. 'useful coating for' wood and iron work exposer to the weather or to damp, and.eonsiderit to be cheaper than any other thateaa tie pre . • cured: Vertlfiid by Hennv Scissions, I 1 Overseen , the Works. Jens PVIILLIPS, , lloutaTNEutinirot,Ser. Maj. Mat. Carpeti. JAtses Moan, !S ed. Master R. Artificers. 'Plymouth tines, May 90, 1907. •I'coefine the *above eirttificiate or statement. . Avetunnza Mermen, tient.-Gen. Commanding Royal Engineers. Enysl Eagineers'Office, Plymouth Dock, May 9. 1915. We hereby-certify that Messrs. M•Adam and Co's Mine. sal and Brown Paint- bait continued is }general use in this. • bepaftseet, for ill kinds of fences, since the date of the Wove dertitleate of May 90, 1807: that it het alto bitterly keesated on sentry boxes. Inreiling untgatlaes, sidearm racks, carts, and other wood work exposed to the weather, ilitheveryptobability.of series: we, therefore, ensnarer ly eight yrairs additional Iflperienco, bete oh hesitation in tiledrining that certificate, es to the general good civilities lithe Paint in question, for the presentation of Wood and lin work. Ben. Jones, Clerk of Wolts. • Janes Batistes, Overteer IV • . Royal Engineers' Office, Portsmouth, May 15.464. berehY certify that the'lilineralEfroWn Paint, mitered fel void by Alessi's. M•Adewr end Co. bah • Wen need In the 191dessice i lljepartment at Oils station for Mei years for per- NeLeisailer o. those before-mentioned ; and we are et; stnelim that It has fully answered the purposes ter whicii k nes • Jet Messes/a, Lieut.-Col. Royal Engineers Commanding. • • l ir s ikile;:iisigy. rept. Ronal Efigineers. • \llll.O Oars's,. Clerk of Work.. bona Owen, Assittatirelerk of Works. Messrs. M•Adam and Co. • . hilitiisiefrthle other Certifinakit Maybe teen upon appli &very glikscrir ion. of Ormand Colton., White Lead. Oils, te.epoo the most adstotagecus terms; 1114 J Manufacturers If 64 Sitibitring lisproved Frainasient Paints, which. Tir Inifiesay of coiner. durability, and facility of storing, are liarqualled by aue offered to the Pubiie,sithongh at the rot- Imriag rideeed prlcies: • larfilitir•Greee, SA 361. ift Japan Tarnish &owes. for her, US. . ,hods end Fenders, I. 9d. • Aliens, nit. 6 4 1, Is. & lit. 6.1. atomism Whir* Point. ilia. Neel Pia, Vistas, es. to CiMMOD :#.0%,18 . g. to Ats. *1.•6.1. •• • Hiaek Paint, 19s. ArriSitit, Mit/J. to Vs. 3d. Yellow. Mk. ••, •tN. 00. Right Ditto. ••••• ' 111. „ . is Groves, Chocolate, In a s , . Stone Coigne, glo, 5.504 1.1114 atill Stone 40s. ' Maids Oite, Bright Red, 365. t'soSS Qeilvos, Is. 6d. to Dark Gino, VB4. Vs. Blue Paint, Is. Is. fid. to 9s • Paints end OolOurs of every descriptiAopiit itipi proper *lnes for aprOktivi6 , • . .••• ed. Rk- _________. awl Adana i ttt. Printed for William I.laakwodd, rdiabou g h: and T. Ca llon; s.lried, Loudon. !-EIUROPEAN LIFE INSURANCE And ANNUITY ' COMPANY. 10, Chatham-plate. Blackfriars.— Persons effeetlair fnittrences with this Company for the w hole period of Life, are intriediately entitled to participate in whatever division of profits shalt take place, which, with tim.redueed.rate of pretrial" demanded, will enable ail de scriptions of persons to make a ptovisio* for their families on tense the most advents/pods. Tables have also been walav he said atrarterlv, half- lilted, by which thtt Priesieuespey , be paid quarterly, half yearly, or aostaaily, at 1b opens Of the hooted. No chore Is amide for entraoce or for 'Miley, 44r0Otri rile stamp; lad the Insured are permitted to go la 'steam or other decked reseals. to and from any-part of the. Continent situated be terra the Elbe and Brest, without being required to pay any rtisliticlei4 promium, or to procure* license from the Diree tors. The Company condone le advance Moiey on An .l4 salty, ieeured on Freehold, Copyhold, or long Leasehold property, Or On 3f0041 In the Funds. 1, JOHN CL IRK, Managing Director. BEACON FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, Chatherolitere, Eleckfriars, DIRECTORS. • ROBERT WARD. Esq. M. P.. Cheineen.. JOHN WRA?, Rut., Deputy Chairman. Benjamin Ansley, PAq. David Laing, Esq. Ifiery Js. Beaverie, Esq. Laments B. Monis, Esq. Henry Bellies, Em. Sir R. Pitmen, Bart. M. P. Oro. Haveasersley, Nut. Wm. Sotheby, Req.. John Adair Hairldiuk ICeq Wm, Bait. lOPellear• Est , JOHN C14 11 r 4 .2_ Esq.. ilaaagiug Director. . RANKERS. Matisitievaiientsley sad Co., 419, Pell-mall; and 3lii - 80_14, Bart. 'Thornton, end Co. Bartholomew-lane. 1111B1gWYR IcOMPAIitY OFFER TIIE FOLLOW ISO • • mr• - • ADT IMMO ES leserveees •ea Prlrete Pirellis!, eet-deeeted heseriloes le eltoslett per Ceet. js Hee of 21. W. A nedemisse Mania id 4 per Cott. 44 the Dtey psid , to Govereaseet, 3d. Iniersuess may be effected delis' Kites, or for a Mated period. 4th.. The Payment of Reat may be inseemil during the re building or Premises. 6th. A Weekly Allowance to Tradernitait.luid Others dur ing the same period. And. ' • • • - &h. Five per Cent. is paid on the Mosilin Joilised within one week after the Fire takei place, \ Abs. /molester as soon at the loss can be ascertained. • The Ditectors meet every THURSDAY, at to. 8, Chat ham-place. JOSRPR ,NOLLEKENS, ESQ. R. A. Deceased. Ail Emmaus having soy Claim or Demand on the Astate and Effects of the deceased. or haring any Deeds, Writing' or Papers whatever in their posses sion, relating to his property, are reqsested to give informs floe of lite same. sealed up and directed to the ETAVUUM6 at his late l)welling-houie, No. 9.llortinier-street. Caroodish square, London, with as little delay impossible. Dated this Srd day of Jon., IRO: • SAMVSI, WQ4LASTON, WINH-NERCHANT.• 1‘29, Regent -street. near Vito-ialtv, begs 10 6 6 t Parti cularly to call the attention of the Nobility and PahNe, to his pres..t.t STOCK or WINES. which he has now on s l ily. A single trial will bear him out against ail competi tion. Sample Bottles May be bad, Per Doz. Per Doz. Old Port. . 365. to 425. West India Madeirs.....3lla. Sherries to Oda. Bereellas • 4135. Tenerife Ms. Ultima and Mountain....4Bs. . _ iidonia And all other Wines pcopertienably reasonable. Cape Madeira, very g00d.... Ws. per dos. Do. se!passing in Savour and quality, 34e. per dos. Orders sent free of carriage, within ten miles of London. Rompers Is. per dos. Bottles 3a. Same money allowed when returned. .t lea, asi iit alswerdif on -.e tho 'anti 0 been hikes op to ride by a partition, hi a gig. litho nem got out sod desired the primmer to drive *bough Linlithgow. paid he would meet him at the east end of the tows • and that he was, ignorant of the nature of the coattails of th e gig- Two thither, of anatomy at gelleborgh gave evidence with a view to render doiabtful the testimony of the wit nesses as to the identity of the corpse of Janet Moir. The demon of the prisener being cloud. The Benetton-G . . then addressed the Jury, no the part of the prosecution. He combated the tine of defence which had been adopted, by u rging that lt had no refer- I epee to the facts which bad been previoasly proved-in eel &see. Not one question bad been pet, to elicit proof that the marks on the female corpse roundel Llelithgo*, were at all inconsistent - with the opinions 'which had been coa salted. ifs thought it necessary. in conclusion, to state, that a notion had gone ebrohd, that the public authorities were Inwilliag to punish this ofeece. The respeet!ble withers, Mr. Heott, to whore exertions the cause of fee tics was hightfiadebted en the present occasion, had Islas self received setae token of popular praise, on which Vogl engraven an expression bordering on a dean-alien of dis trust In the - power or williegness of the magistracy to ynnish this crime. He hoped, however, that this preface would be done away, when it was recollected that but the other day two persons were outlrwed for not appear ing to answer to a similar charge, and that the public or dimities hid shown nettling like unwillingness to proseecte on the present occasion. Mr. Witsoo, for the panel, said, that no one coed ac cuse the piiblie prosecutor of unwillingness to punish this offence, when ft was considered that oar own university, which formerly ranked so high as a medical school, was now likely to be deserted, owing to the scarcity of anatomical subjects. He eostended that the Mimics charged dies not one of so deep a stain as the ordinary run of Kee* width are tried at this her f as the only moral. injury IrAelted by , time proseat mime consisted in Its befog detected eliotwoight to light, which bad the effect of Wodadlog the PA*, of those whose relatives had bees dislaterred. He sleeted Smith's foressic bleficine, So Ilhafralls lhe dMimilly el re cis* live ewhisem, aseek-mitatta eked one% on. the process irdecompeoltiosa bed omemeneed. Set- - Hog oat with the posalbiiity of the female corpse not Whig that of Janet Moir, he contended that thee opinions of the me dical gehtlemen entirely sanctioned that hypothesis. • The LORD JCaTICE CLERK charged the Jury, that the panel stood accused of an offence, which was viewed by the law of Scotlaud, and of every civilised country, in a much more serious light than a misdemeanor; for so it seemed to have been !tested by thiprisoner's coun sel. Having summed np the evidence In detail, his Lord ship left it to the Jury to say, whether be did or did not fix indelibly upon the prisoner, the guilt of beieg actor or art and part in the principal crime libelled. The aggravation was proved by one witness, and bythe pa-' ! nel's own admission. . The 'fury, rice vote, foued the panel Guilty art and pare Of the crime libelled, and Guilty of the st gravatloh: • . Mr. iirttawe, in extenuation of punishment, request ed the Court to-take into consideration the time which the prisoner bad already been confined, and alsO his ill 1 treatment by the populace of Linlithgow. - ' Lord Purmittv said, i, awarding punishment, dm , Court could not be influenced by the popaler estimate of this offence, nor by the contrary notion, of the injury which science Would sustain from the offence being vs sited with a severe puoishtment ; but the Court would j Poly be guided by the law of the land. Taking into ' , consideration the previous .convictian of the panel, and, the iselficacy of • lenient sentence in restraining the pa nel front pursuing his trade of body-lifting, ho conceived it' as the duty Of this Court to prevent him from pr ie. tiding it any longer in this Country. He lamented from his heart the maltreatment which the panel had received. from the crowd, when he was apperhended ; but that' , circumstance could have so effect in altering the judg ment of the Court. The persons who maltreated the panels, if bratight here, would have their punishment 1 1 measured oat to them, according to their iniquity ; for it was not for the people of Linlithgow to take the law! ' info their own baud,. At present it was only thispanel's Offence which they were called upon to ponish t. and con sidering the aggravated nature of the offence, as well as tho it was committed by a •pe r rsL lo rp o r r ziously convicted, he should preps* that he be ta beyond sees fur seven veers. , Lord Svc:coca approved of this proposal. The LOW) Jusetca Ctana also full/ concurred in it, and in pronouncing judgment, reminded the panel that when, on a former occasion he bid announced to hies the sentence of the Court fur a similar offence, be had can tioned him that if be should thereafter he convicted of the some offence ; he would not again escape with so le- 1 nient a punishment. After his Lordship had delivered the 'sentence, the Court adjourned to Monday nee , . • On the 21itli ult., the following, among other certi ' fied eases from the &Aeolic Conrts, had been Liken up:— At the Glasgow Circuit l',ourt,Willares Hassel, waiter of the Tritsty steam luegage-bo it, • rehibolel .11• Arther. and .41•Larty, were stewed of below in cone. ,nand of toe Hercules stuns luggage-float, ten " Saturday the 11th Anitii4. anal having come in contact with a small boat or vessel,toutid from Iroladsill to tlreenotb, did run down that vessel, whereby she was souk and 36 persons drowned ; the prisonerspleaded Not Guilt / ; and an objection wag taken by Mr. nit, on the' rodgthat the case being a maritime one, the Justiciary Court had no jnrisdirtilan to try it. The Learned Geroleinen ad dressed thiCtitirt in enpport of the objection, which was opposed alihrtly by Air. Dunttal, who was replied to by Mr. Coekhetn, and the Court sustained the oil ecthin. Never were the pea entry inure backward in their tillage at this period of the year. 'ln. many plates, oats and potatoes li ire f ailed, in coc‘eqltence of toe late eta touted rains and iucleuseut weather.—(Lionerick Ciro 'nide ) • '•'- ippiegowipmeenremplermllMPlNlMlßllllllL........._ %„ - _wir. ~, i - - --7410p--7-77T11--- - . . or ib, yr -,,,....5c5-,-- - . -.;." . T . a „. ,-,, i v r ..... ~.............crrer*T " . • •• 4.• • • • • ' ' - Voi ctal/4sLizl.._ . . . . • .i . . • . . .... , . .• 1 1.• • ~. . . • • •-•.. • _ f . 7 • \ t.. . . i • ••• • 2 ' ...1 •• N • / ' 4 . f (ill 1) . , . tre. - 15'in -- an •....... .!7 ..:..... ....:7 . :.. > .. • -.- + ..........-.............-=....•••-••••• ionmok ,• , •, . ' LONDON., SATURDAY, itIN Es 7 — '1623. • • a. • •. • • • • • ..- . . • - ... • • . . - • . *ilOiliel 492 • . , . 4 Th e. . Cali s tdi ' Ar ;Pl ' ielt 4/Alif : Pait Ali is Al Ficid , s aid SYDNEY died ea Chill:Ala l!" • • • • - , ~ . • i f. , gbortly wilt .6 404 4 6 6 g. la imi , yo iii,,. RME COURT OF J USTIC I ARY. Esinsvasit, Jima 2- • - ATLAS ASSURANCE COMPANY, ` • (11 LONDON. ' EVTURes Wit MIRACLES, selocted froM tbe irtaLrilat suevtenKlLl. ' Eiefibstid likai, and empowered be en Act of Peril: mea t of A Th omas Stevenson; alias l'hoosas Dodge; . accused of _ . pf-fho Author of * Z I , Lootoros iw Testia "" poia t • * l i ke ' ..' am „ of .' Miskedly cad filloolously Made g dead bodies, and hi peril- r ' tie Si Geo. Ili. • e . . eelsr, the dead body of Janet MIN from the theh-yard Me. riddle"." ~ Carium,--..F 1,200.000. Fri:it'd for 1 4 . cadiu, Strand; and iir.l1411111111. " .Mdill".. .' .* lArbert, is titiellogsldre, en the 15th or 14th of . March Montl . . " . )?IRE tIEPART M. EN N. • . lbergh.. .. . - bit; and of Meow been previously semleted ceder the Annis. IR , ETURNS TO THR. ASSURED . — Preis. Op; -- . . -4 , .. ie. ,of Hodge. of *dallies the sepulchres of the deed, clench . See - oared with thisConeleani (rein loss le l r "." 414°. "-lid* fished P in 4 lpoi det s bit : l tiat e d llgid e hr y ilii y a i : . A d fary N h o s t ri ti o u g i t Y ees impaselled, numerous witnesses were or C o • , Fallsies for 23:10 andrepwards hats? bees le fares Inillie IQ EL , yetrik . esling . V. Chrlalseits 1 8 92. marrentrive es soil utak 1... Schoo and Yining Peemat.—DyJosalre C•pruti. •• . " i • *um whose " h ie"' the "lowing facts aP• Lor .•• , • t—The 'roam of a farmer near Falkirk. havieg ob- p i ts , • ffiiii3tk Instant, at the ice is Cheepsids op Ibe.Leghlow Printed for 'l'. Cadeil )16 the Stritod: • else irmain in Marsh - • •• MU andiethir oat ." thrimi beadiesywhieh lut. a glia ll ttnel emilseei ng ed iti m a a d t u a n in g : e i.r vi f Poticies, and of the mireral Agents in the Camaro imi the Melia ii acted in their respective Agencies. a Retrilla This day is published, handsomely petaled II die . with no- - -‘ f 8 Dece rift: en the sinount of the Premiums paid for mob isterOpEngrathltS of Views,-filaps;*e. wrises X. Ills. —.- • . 4.44 h'aae bodies , cad pinned UK" to a gig. whic h w its ' jut . wo o or g r . y e ars, agreeably to the system of this Ale s, in boorde..-1 tow espies oi; Mime mitt Pibto ili• 88 - 71 t: ' lois ea pe gw d li otr. r* g oo a d v . e oV u e ° 4 l4. ooo to too bi g il ig illa io si sh ic e , yolitddholioreallieduraselmitit.Y mitts • as trity expillesni In tilt Miles Proposals. ,boaris. the with:dine volumeof ./Igikr P?1, 6 2:4: 7 -hiow Asserlintell ors? be tinted it rrI RAVEL S TH Ri /UGH DKNAtiIMS. ingEDEN, r... w. There were two pence to I. Me ifit. oho of whom got from I • miy time* to the primed Prepreelaref the COMO- X . LAPLAND. FiN lAN°, 114911 MAT; AND t . when be first Calm In the t of It the othe r the r mise, was takes With the li tt i res . don ' t! bodies: Pe At wah first the 'h id] op, mid so charge is made for Policies whim the suit IiUdZIA. witt..e Deseriptimi •of lbs City g lit. . . wired ameosts to 1300. .er delivered *sly two: tho nth -r was obtained after- bsegolaring the Tyreasty of the Emsperee Piot:: beim, ' ' The bodies were owood nest day. One of them • . RENT.r-An allsywaeno hi }lade for ate We of 'ewe Meth mod lest volume of the A Travels in Z ~ . : r o we d by the t ad' ilk. beset a d r . d 0e5 ".416 fi r , • • ',lllialbtirsts rendered Onteisrlihrift Fire ; Asia, sad Africa. • . ~ liso woman, Janet Molt, had dl ap e ., iiiiiitoinso rOF . A ro b ti gP tcase.renes AgnLerr' fiessr . red *wow ... ?dont *or .r , B Y ern E de nsi i •"tr lalif.. , s i ried; f L D ' vr. imi , '4llo_ ._,A „ . t two r bees fute. tried low also _lwo bo velM atei, 7 in XX t i m i t - l op a u t ., sollisee an eidditiosmade to their less- gailliamethl . ; ••• •., ~ .. .. ...._, ..-0116.-- . . "' IF - ' ed lead i Lewerk, .The perdedea t 4 C hee, thbaki et - _ Its iyaq mom* yrer t ai s tise prientrie se MereAelelly , -. "I . Ow , had rPeriVid 'My rim! sasofrple tbe.mah, illso w e leh l„ preohied till litily st t ltalge Asiiiliseg 011isel or Aids *ay wed yeallsisa, fa *tee Weis. pet ' fsit!toows - -•• e *eV* pefsVittreliiiirtlat in best best's - bred a leaver. err' • the cement theFeof mavens Ipyilled IS iideetlem efilm-lb: ."- • •Li ~ dlr - 4.l lfAis; hid . .. . ~_,. ,r • • ~.- aid had Nees 6.yeers et :ler; tint afpiwardi worked sea Mr. •. it, rellit;• th at he wes on - thiLintithwai road. when ha hid tom , lire perseots of Premirs. ' o_ "" 4, , ,, .:`• : . • i 2 EGINALIYDAGTON—Stese Author . 47 , , .4,2 •_ll A- ILICONOMY IN DRESS.—CHARLES and CIF TAILORS and ISHEFAMIES MAKERS, No. 181' FLEET-STREET, two doers west of Fetter-lane. rasped -- folly inform Noblemen and Gentlemen, they eon heal a Fashionable Cut and well-made Coat, of the best Superfine Cloth, made to measure, from 21. Ws, 6d, to 31. 3s, Bl ue or Black Ditto, iit. lSa. to 31. ISs. ed. Bogota Coat 21. 10s.— Ditto. Silk Facings and Velvet Collar, St. Sr. to St. ISs.-- 7 Kerst-ymere or Cloth Trowsers, 21s. to 311 s. Suit of Livery, complete, 41.45. to 4/. les, Box, Cjialse, and Fashionable Mitring Coats; Visiting and Travelling Cloaks, Shooting Jackets, Young Gentlemen's Suits and Children's Dresses', elegantly made. C. end Co. conducting their business on ready money principles. are enabled to offer these articles at the above low prices. Quality and workmanship not to be excelled by any house at the west end ; each article being made ander their immediate inspection. Gentlemen waited anon at their own houses, by direct. ing letters, post-paid. Observe the number is ISt, Fleet street. BY his ajesty's Royal hinters Patent.—LßA K Plinks rialuteris. One smell Pill Is a Dose ; and the taking of one box, in a recent case. WM soon c onvi n ce j the Patient of the certainty of his speedy recovery. No tfiingscatt he better contrived, more safe, or moreconveoient than this remedy, for such as are obliged to go joaraies or to see, es It needs no confinemeat or restraint of Dirt; and 641 year* experience (ia an tato:glee practice) his proved that it will effect • Cure, when all other methods avail no.' wog. Per the Scurvy and other ehrontegi disorders, this Medicine hoe not Its parallel. Upwards ef 40,990 per sons, of both arses. have bees radical% oared within the lest eight years. Prepared end sold by the sole Proprielocy. 'T. Tax ton. add Sus. Burgeons,. at their house. No. 9, fi l es gridee-street,"in boxes of only 2s. 9d. each. duty included. They areal.° sold by Melr appointment, with copious dire lions. *Vet r. Hepburn's Toy-stiop, HIS, Oxford-street : Dis`mrough's. - 7. Fist-street Hill, nearly opposite the Mnota n,rot ; at Mr. Batter's, Edialmegth ; Mr. Neirberty's. Dehlin : and by one person Is every eon/Adorable Town in Oreat Britaio and Ireland.. Addeo gratis to persons taking the above, or other of the Proprietors medicines. • See the published list, b,y the Royal College of Lwioti. ! . t t. •e • • '• . . • • - :sue }•+!;q1 ... • ,: 141LVEN IRIANUIL isinciti* IPARLIAMENT: ' .) ... .r. . . HOUSE t, ir s tmitoks-:4II2DAY. • Mr. Mason, from tiot India Heise. Peesete.ed the lontbly Iteturns.of Pensions aid . • c. 4 and the Annual Accent* of the Revenues of theG>Qfsrant Presi dencies in ludic. Several Private Bills were brought up from the House ' Commons, and read a first rinse. Lord BRENVILLE presented a petition from various persons in Staffordshire, praying for a Bill for tinel Re covery of 4mall Debts by means ofCounty Courts. The blisters and Servants Bill went through a. Com• ittee. . The Earl of DdINOUOHMORE presented a petition am two different places in Ireland ageinst the Orand sg__Presenticent Bill. ' , . Anjostned till Monday.• . .___.HOUSE OP COMMONS.—PeibAT. ' - . .mr. cuitwEN, presented - a petition from the .I..tnd ettessis of dm Coen ty of Ostobellaadia*PleMiti of Aga • 5.,, . tiewitirel Pirttrem. . . • Me. HITS gave„ltitiem, • ,„_.:. /sea r *Ow. i leen trbeink a , tri t. er • Impalig3tiou o the natio est. rien'SjetelvSpitits, .• • Mr. BLACKBURN permuted 'actiticre - fee* _the Non of Saltroats against the Beer L. • . .. . lift, ItOBERTSVN moved for aRe *re of !be it lm - her aid the Teenage of•Poreign Vessels "entered' iota the British ports fee the recoil/20, IP2I sod 182% Mr. IWAKWELVescived the Order of thielikelon the - Scotth Transfer of Beeurrdei Bill. -- ' • .s, ‘,.._,- 'The House wrnflnto Committee, the Bill.Eleeiftli, e first and second time. tip - report was 'greed to, and was ordered to be received" on Menday next. On the ;sodas of the LORD ADVOCATE, the Wpm, went into. Committee on the Scotch Conformations Bill. The Ilillwait rend a first and second time, and the Report was thee brought ap, and ordered to •be received .on . Monday next, ~_ I The House dile went into COmMittee on the Seotcla Constabulary Illill,• the . the brought up. ant adored to be taken into .oe, Wedneclay next. The Reselefrob foirookteilakilibl.towartit the bitill .ifigof London-bridge bile 'the tareoHdafettPund, was reit . . Mr. HUME wished to know how thelnonev was to be repaidwhether by . toll or not. He did not think that 54 sorb should be given to the City of London without granting she setae to others. Illini BROGDEN pail the grant was given at an al vadee4of trioney to assist in building the bridge:. It was a useful application of money,. which the filingotalr'e Menthet for Aberdeen, with all his parsimotrj of 'ittblie money, could not rtasenahly object to. Mr. HUME said that the whole (mantes , ' illsbukf Pot be taxed for the convenience or ointment of .City of Lenion, Mr. Alderman WOOD explained that the . meter Wits 'to be gradually advanced in the course of •seeen.rars. The Corporation oe London .did in that wilt iii litilic power; they advertised. NM sem is f i 2oo,oool.,siiiit :Wit in their ban d s, mid tlyeSiegalte 4 their estate, foi ibl ie tl - I *7 , %robed, did.all . tbtroeultdo as M .;; trustees. .!.-;,.... IbIe:4I.IMISIKIER eilii that the grant trea .::: lilleel, . but a contributioadon public work. ' ' -• • . - Mr. RlCAltDOsesid. be agreed with the very eel 'enable request .of hle.-Hosii Friend; that if the money web advanced, tholetesent should be paid, and the money itself repaid at some future period: The Report on the Assessed Taxes Composition Bill was brought tip and agreed to. Sir J. NEWPORT gave n.dice that be would move, oe Tuesday next, that certain papers be prep ?ed relative to church property in Ireland, before the next Session, as lie did intend then to call the notice of the House to that subject. RECIPROCITY •DUTIES-BILL. Mr. HUSKISSON moved the Order Of the Day for a Coannitteetm the Reciprocity of [hides Bill.—The House went into a Committee. Mr. HUSK ISSON said, although the measure which he was about to recommend, proposed certain alteratioL4 in the established 14w and custom of the country, yst from the general publicity which its principles had in tb.tt House awl in the country, his would not - have occasion to detain the House in -stating the grounds , on which he recommended that •atterattoo to thect. The House was long aware that - the operation of the Navigation Laws went to impose on goods imported in foreign ships a duty higher than for the same goods imported in British vessels; and also to allow a lesser dtawbrack on goods expo rted in foreign shipi than those exported in Britiib. Whatever might bate been the principles on which' those measures were founded, there was nothiogin the state of the com mercial relations of the present day to encourage the , country to maintain them. It was never intended that they should continue longer than policy required them. Accordingly it was found that the Americans, wbo first complained of their effect, adopted &system sof retaliation and throughout all the ports of France end , Spain bad a decided advantage over the naval interests. of Britain. The consequence was also to prevent u great deal of ad vantageous trade between this country and America, foe both nationsedopting the-mune prohibitions, it could only Ibe carried oa by importing in one net of hips and ex porting in another. From *ogee the' beeeesity of a more liberal pokey towards the country watt at last apparent, and a retaliation took place.. which obliged es - to place Pot. tugal and her dependencies on the sane footing. One con sequence of that was, that other nations resorted to the same . retaliatory system as the Americans, and lo July, 1831. the United Prosinces of the Netheitands panted a law that all goods. Imported in the ships of their own States should re ceive a premium of 10 per cent. That, however disguised as a premium or bounty towards their own shipping, had thi effect of being a severe, and in some eases prohibitory duty on British shipping. He felt that he was warranted in oat.; log that the measure of the United Provinces of the Nether lands was su rgested to them by a sense of the disadvantsge they were relatively placed ander by the commercial rage- Istiou of England. Their object evidently was not to make that measure pi rmsrient, for though' passed is July, 11321, It was not to come into operation until January. 11883, and. it had come into action since that time with certain ill con sequences to this country. Prussia also intimated that she 'should Imitate the example of the Netherlands. Under these considerations, it became hopefully. to . regatd attentively the principle •f the measure which be was then propeslag for their adoption. The House had the choice of two coarsest, either to engage in a contlict in the shape of prohibitory dit ties with every other coantry. or adopt the-more liberal po lief which he them r.....umnsenderl. Tite latter alternative, lie did net besitate to say,sprared to him the wisest course. oa a principle et reciproeity and Mutual advantage between all conotries. A free commercial intereopree. was not only wise in a trading, lideiamyolitieal mese, as it tended to remove all the jealobsies• ekeititif r beeween nations by mutual prohibitions to their daily interest. It bad been too ingeh the custom to consider gotimerce as the end, and oot the meats' of procuring the cotnfoit and enYoy. meot of mankind, sad which would be most advanced in a country like this possessing the greatest wealth and facilities ;Ad sources of enjoyment. He was quite certain • - . . • _ • . •••"1.411-••••01-7- --e••-••••••••44--r-r-•• • - .• • ' . , , 1 I . - - . • • • Or; fano . J