The Statesman. — London, England, 1815-06-15 00:00:00

r • ~1 . . . ~.~c F: • • of.• . . • . ' • • - v. sNia. • -t" i 's • - • e , .1k y ~. >._ • 7 ,di aim Ztatemmt, No. 2916. LONDON, THURSDAY, JUNE 15, 1815. " The Cause for upideA tiauresti fon is the field, and SVONEr dir4 on the searold I " THEATRE-1110TAL,• COYRNT nARDRN. Tll" present EVENING, June la, will tip 0-0 . Th.ll day was published, Price SA. 6d. hoards, 4s. bound; fine paper, 4s. 61. boards, HYMNS and POINS, doctrinal and Piped mental, nn &variety of subjects: designed far those Whip know the plague tit their owo heart, nod are fulls persuaded that salvatiou is entirely of grace. Fite Follnil Edition re. vised. By DANIEL. HERBERT. London t Printed for W. Simpkin and R. Marshall, Sta. tloners'-court, Ludgate street. JAL SALES. NOTICE (Jr' GALE. Valuable Freehold Property, Pickle Hereag, Nniatkeiark., I —•• HI By Mr. EDMUND DRAYTON , I The Royal Amei Some time in the !%loath of July peel, a t the A ur ti na Wart; which had passed nets /be Ronk ~ f England, by Ord er o f t h e M ortg agees, The County B AN ,Fitensiie and Valuable FREEHOLD rz ... • brought from,the TATE 4 comprising substantial *archaisms, wharf% in= DutY Bill, add • The Irish Paper gentle.. 4 the Witterman% Air Publir•hause, eel! other pro- t i me. pertyl; the whule eligibly situate on the water and Itiodside of The MTh goortle,k Pickle Herring. Southwark, divided into Lois. as will be et- MA Malt Dui s 1311 pressed in the Plain and Particulars, which vril: be 'silted 111 Hid es ' D ot i Bit/ duct prior so the sale. of which due a lice will be given. ; Christ lei Die; Thin &trite is particularly adapted for the consideratiao of I AdjO urar d . Whartlagers; Corts4leakro, Lightermen, and others, 1111111114 Premised en and near 11th Banks of the River. THE GAM EST ER. Beverley, Mr. Youngs Mrs. Beverley), Mica O'Neill. After *hie). for the 15,11 time a N. w Farce, THE FORTUNE OF WAR. Doses, Is. 3 Sec• del Price Ss 6d.—Pit. So. 641 Secedd Prirr, 4..—L6wer GoilicrY. 21. t Second Price, h.—Upper Is.; Second Price. 6d. UNDER the AUGUST PATRONAGE of Their Royal Ilighoesess the PI inress of WALLS, Duchess of IiORK. nod Duke of SUSSEX; his imperial %Injesty the Emperor of all tar. RUSSIAN, his Serene Ilighnew the Duke of BRUNSWICK, his Excellency the Duke DEL INFANTA DO, by their especial authority. ROW LAND'S MACASSAR. 0111. ; its use is continued by the above Illustri 0113 Per.oriate; ' particu larly his Imperial Majesty the EMPEROR of RUSS IA, who has been most graciously pleased to honour the Pooprie tors with a large order, for his use, front Viemia,. declaring its Jiad's:l6le virtues, which order may he .een. This OIL is far beyond eislogium, for producing n limariati growth of Hair on the baldest places, strong sod beautiful earls and gloss, also Whiskers, E,e-brows, Pic.—lts virtues are folly explaill• ed in ROWLA N D's TR EA7ISE on - she .HAIR, enclosed with each ;leonine 'milk, signed on the label, in red Ink, A. ROW LA ND mid SON. Leasehold. Kent., By Mr. IiDNIINO DRAYTON. Al the Auction Mart, near the Bask, es W EON FfIDAY, the 28th of June, 1815, at Twelve o'Clock, by Older of the AALL ABLEI.EASEHOLD ESTATE, com prhing u most respectable briek built Dlielling-honse. delightfully Amite in Perry-street ; Lewisham, in the County of Kent; touthiulag dining . and breakfast parloors, excellent chhmt.ers, convenient Marilee pantry, scullery, and collaring. The whole recently rebuilt and fitted up on the mat modem pun TIN together with a neat timber-built cottage adistning, an estenstve garden, a small avid as d orchard, three-Aill stable. coneh-htiwe and east-house, wish iay loft over, with every other appendage necessary for the accommodation of a respect able family. • The whole held on Lease for alo n g unexpired term and sub ject to a low ground rent. The property is delightfully situate at the font of Perry Rill; Sydenham, in the centre of a mt,st delightful port of the county, at an easy distance hum town, and agreeably hetach ed fr o m lb , Hold. The Roytif Aimee Old private Bills. Mt. MARSH p trirney-General in L, Session, complaintne Jon nn tbe i ptitt of MI praying relief. Ordered to lie . Mr. MARSH from the nuptial should move to Price 3i.'6.1.-10r. 6d.—nnd One Guinea per bottle. Also, ROWLAND'S ESSENCE OF TYRE. Which will immedintelv and eirectunilv chance RED or OREY HAIR, EYE-BROWS, WHISKERS, etr. to a permanent BRO WN or BLACK, mid so permanent that it cannot be re moved by washing. It is perfectly innnc•nt, and Ladies nnd Gentlemen may dye their Hair with I ASE and SECRECY. Price Is. 6d. per bottle, or small bottles fur trio', at 4s. each. The Proprietors a ill wurrant its ellcac). PLATE. AND PLATED GOODS. N. BARLOW begs to inform the Nobility ft/ • and Gentry. that h.. it. appointed Agent to one of the be-i SIIEF1 2 111.1) PLATE Manufacturer., nod is antho ri t•i n.t,iw in per tem • i,cottra, prompt payment, on all goals. ti :waited the virongrs , Plated ever made. It kto be consider. , th.•. there isms obvi ,us advantage in purclutsing di rect fi . the M afitetery, as the repented ekani og every arti cle iu the shops is subject to, makes a difereocs of one ur tau years in the wear. Plate furnished on Commission. Nu. 1, lirange court, Carey- street, siln's ROWLAND'S ALSANA EXTRACT, for the Teeth and Gums, 10s. 6d. and 2s. 9J. per bottle, duty included. Sold, wholesale aid retail, by the sole Proprietor.., A. RO WLAN I) end SON, corner of Kirhy-bireet, the first wa lk% on the right in Hatton-garden, Holborn ; mid by mist Per fumer. and Medicine Venders throughout Europe. •„• Observe the signature, A. ROWLANI) And SON. • • May ..e viewed ten days preceding the We, by tic kris 'only, which. with printed Poriiealats, may be had of M. Drayton, Ant titan Mart. EGG begs leave to remind the Public, that they may ohissits inft,•m,ttinn of the eicacy of his PATENT GERMAN TRUSS, at all the MtMarv, Naval. and Politic Hospitals, as well as the City Trim Society anti Bath In linnarv. This Truss, a hirh is OA an entire new any improved principle, is so constructed, thet without any confinement in the body, it acts en the principle of resisting any power the Ins Nan frame may be bilbjert to, so that the method of treat ing the largest Rupture is attended a MI as much ease and safety as that of the smallest protrusion. and the patient experiencs an Inc.livenienee smisstever from the constant we of it. Trusses in general are so constricted as t• give a doutsle preLsttre, so if yoo have seven pout* pressure iu the front, pee have the same its the back ; others use straps, by which the spr' g is ovespoweeed, nod in consequence they foram only a galling The German Truss to be had only at No. 1, Piccadilly. Mune% returned if not approved. IFIORNiBY and Co. respectfully acquaints the ;sortie. tam they have on Sae a variety of Tickets and Shirr s for the fTlilt Y. to he drawn oil the 119th of July. The Samar contains Prize, of it superior magnitude reirt,o 0, ,rEJt).OO i, stillt),(l4l, betlel , s mow Gattera,, t•s be wird in Gold. and many other C4 ; .4 .1 P. • Art ; a .d further, the first 1541 Blank, will been titled t at* which renders to early purchaser. au ad r:.aulge at It itliii4 risk. No. 46. Cornhill.—Schemes gratin. eI.4RROLL and Co., Contractors for the Pre s r vr E LOTTER Y„.rest•erifully submit the follow- Ult A N D SCIIF.MK to the Public—Coniail.ing Priz , s of sEIO,OOO, X 30,000, 5e20.000. In the STATE LOTTERY, In begin 19th JULY, IS)S, fies•des 14,000 (RUIN RAS. Which sill bi; PAID in GOLD *Moat Dedeetios. SCIJEdF.. X=.l. 00 —.are... AIDAOO 30,00 0.250 2,000 ....... 1.00 I.eAl ... 1.0 0 5.010. 4 10 16 z:. 112:1 26 1,5'0 ...... ....... 15 Blnalts Ist bay 10 each 15,i1U1 I Tickets. so,ono The Fint.dnwn 130.000 w ill have £lO,OOO more, making A Prier X .11.0•d1. The Second-drawn gr2o : oAl will 1i v.• 10,000 mote, tiutking A M isr of XI., kssi. The First-draslo X 10.4 0 Won 410,000 more, waking A Prose of 'VA's). PRIZES PI FIV, PAID IN GOLD, The 10 Fin:laT:lw n Wank., the W day. will each receive Ye 'Grine:— in (lnld, snaking "WO GUINEA.; IN GOLD ! The Fortieth iir..wn Prise, the Ilmt day, receive ella) GU I N Lid I N GOLD! The Fifth, Tenth, aid Fifteenth Blankv, the second day, will each receive ltlPO Cininend in Gala, mak 300,) FAS IN GOLD! The 20th, win, 9t;ii,Valsotlltirs7iniBirnk;, the third day, will each receive &a Galardi. la Gold. snaking WOO GUINEAS IN GOLD 1 Tickets and Shares nre now ow &de at CARROLL aid Co.'s Mut-, N. , . 7. Cornnill. and 25, Orford-street' wisr..e an Bu sittr,s its the Pu%die Funds is eraibaescd. LOCK AND SUROICAL_OISPF:44AItY. His Royal Righoess the Duke ef York, Pre4dent, and the following Committee of Governors : Earl of Leitrim I Colonel IV. J. Jones, M. P. Karl of rgrnaoint John Latouche. Esq. M. P. Right Ilan. T. Jonpi Colonel H. Clements', M. P. lit. HMI. R. B. Sh radar, M.P. Captain James Huy . nue. Col. J. Burry, M. P Surgeon ' Mr. Kiernan, Member of the Royal College, I.midon. firtHE Patronage this Institution has received, for 111 , tclit-ive treatment and Cure or b 104 Sexes, adisited with Venereal Complaints, lad *eh . dreadful consequences. as itricturee,„ de. ility. skeratiato, &r. conelacted meier the m - riagement re the tint w ill satiay the Pub lic Of the high merit; of Mr. K I ERN AN'S plao. and that by it the iaeonveniences of Public Charities ure avoided, whilst the pungens' unwary tire protected against the fatal delusion: held ma by advertiying pretenders int his branch f Jractice. Since 1Pf . :0 ; as appeared by the Annual Report -f BBL 513 I ritieut•of *oh Sexy., have. beencured,with uttanfitemeritnr•n)urytothe eitotitistlen:i..,d %vitt, lelitricy mod secrecy hitherto unknown ; wally of thoo have Li.otire ! under Me mow complicated twins of the disease Irmo (Cl to twenty The first symptoms yield so kir. Kier..nt's tn.:wool., in a few day+ ; and where Appearance of debility cows on. too early application moo be made to porto.:,l Ibe danger that may erite. Mr. kiilumi may tie consulted by either Sex, with the greatest sec'. cy, as Ilia private hou-e, No. V, Lower Char loste.iteget, B. , iford.iciscare, from Mae to twelve in the and fran. pig fill nine at might ; to a hum tellers and other wninanication,, from town and tourney, may be addressed, nod will be punctually simmered. Just published, PRACTICAI. OBSERVATIONS on the above Disr.A SEs, price is. Hy F. Kiernan; and -Ad by Shervriaid, Neely, amid Jeers, 21), PAltreoster-row ; uud by Ilighley, 21, Fleet street. HEALTH AND HAPPINESS. IN all cases of nervous debility, relaxation, s.lan cer, lowness of spirits, inward wasting., c tremblinz of the hurls, oppreetion at the chest, stomach, &t. Dr. VEN EL's celebrated TONIC REMEDY is a sovereigo and Mt . :Made specific—it is in fact the only medicine that can he relied on.— It fortifies without stimulating, trod auirrilites without inflaming; it promotes the reproduction of wasted substance, and invigo rates the vascular sy.tem. Indeed it nourishes, .frengt hens, and replenishes the entire body. Whatever mat have been the ori ginal cause of these disorders, however inveterate, or by what ever kyon...toms manifested, the object of most earliest solicitude will. the unhappy sufferers, is lit obtain relief; and the most heartfelt gratiScaitiais of the Proprietor's life is, that he can, conscientiousls nod with confidence, asstire every individual of either ses, subj, et tit any at Me se millions called nervous, that this medicine is as perfectly safe us ti i. invariable efficacious. Sold wholesale and retell by the Proprietor, at Nei 14, New North-street. R. d Lion -quire. •4o by Ba con, 130, Oxford street; Some corder of Southampton -street, finlbnrut Rich ards, Ed. S.rt:nd ; Bolton, Royal Ks' hatter; and all other Me dicare S ceders, pike UN. 64. per packet ; or four is .011 P ter 3.25. duty included.. , Dr. Void's; Advice to the Nice is decidedly the most useful medical tiny ever pssMisM. ltad will be read with **easy by RN dames orsociety; sold by Yu - row, 166, Fleet-street; and all Boakselle rs.price LINCOLN'S INN-FIELDS. TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT. ASPACIOUS and Convenient FREEHOLD MOUSE, most desirably situate 'in the Nontol ,ide Lincoln's emanating so the ground 8p.,. an entrance hall, spatious dissing room, and Lark di•to, hutter's pan try and closets complete $ t he first door consists of a well-pro portioned drawing-room, and hack ditto, communicasing with foaling doers; three :owl bcd•roonts, and three servants' ditto are on the second unit attic floors ; and on she basement story is ai large from kitchen, pantry, and hack kitchen, with wine and coal cellars its the ar. a : the house is well supplied with water, and abound, *Lis coaveulences of every description; and has a cuttch•house and stable attached, which a; a massif expeisce might be conv,•rted Imo offices at the back of the house. _ _ _ May ►e viewed h% tickets ()My, which may be had at the :Ace of Me,-r•. Mayhew and Prict, Ruliribns. Svaiond's Inn : Kam s AO by Private Contract on or before the ieth swat. the Premises will lie Sabi by Auction. of whacia due anti": will be gives: all letters must he past paid. SUPERIOR ADVICE. IT is of the first consequence to ascertain on AL whose talents and integrity a firm reliance may he placed in affliction. Mews. CURRIE and Co., Surgeons of eminence and high profsininnal attainments. Members a the Royal Colleges of London and Edinburgh, iiersent to th, Put- i lk the result of 30 years experience in the Cure of etscreal Complaints, and those Debilities and wilieh not 1 , inaftequently prevent or embitter the matrimonial state. In he various gradations, from recent infection to confirmed lam:, their treatment command; very often a speedy..m d alwo.y. radical cure.. In dubious cases, their Icing mind well-airangeu I experience gives them u promptitude of deeelon that secures the Patient from being mercurinlized out of existence, o. hay ing hit constitution underi.ined, mitt thee situ principle destroy ed by it Wino, but imidims disease, or a blind muted fatal comb- d.mre iii shallow pretenders. In Nervous Debility, Vascular Relit %titian. and Alnnv of the Organ 4. : • •ng from excessive I indulgence, insalubrious climates, their pmetice gives new life and energy to the system, even in caws which are vergull nu despair. Strictures and other derange. meats of the Urethra they remove in n mild null etTectuni man ner. Slight and recent cases of Venereal Infection are cured in the short pe.iod of too days. To the Female Ses it will committar, to know that they may he cured of those Debili ties trhiell defeat coteeption. and sap the foundation of connu bial felicity. Patients treated with candour, delicacy, and invadable secrecy. Me-brii. CUR R I E and Co. may be consutted every day, at their house, 107, H molt-gm-Oen. * * l' Leiters f the Country, stating minutely the rap.. made of living. Ike. and eiirlibing a remittmice for Atire uud Medicines, w ill he treated with >tudious attention. N... 107. 11:10......zarr1ea. i pONNW NIPTIONS, and other Decays of Nature, w Let .ser the , ct. Justural consequences. or proceed ing from iroprudencirs, or on vvitreit iif life, have en gaged t h •• study oil attention of the lint Physici ins ni thi, mid nil other notions in van, tutu! Or. SOLOMON'S COR DIA I. BALM OF GI1.1•:A O hiipp , ly discovered awl promulgated to the world, and which ine, pl AnCrd Sur I) instance. of it. rind effects, as eau convince the in st incredulnu. of its aniataig restorative el:itinerate its truss happy. healing, balsamic, aid renovating ed icacc. testimonies of tile first autho rity are now malt. It is admirably calculated for taboos ;sad tuner (Nuttier - sof the sttnnach and bowels ; for head-aches occa.doned by indigestion ; and fur preventing palsies and apo pieties, so often the consequences of free living. Heronry should be had to it after every excess, and upon every slight us disposition. Its well-known charncterijnic of promoting longevity has been lung maintained t for, by keeping the constitution ns it were in continual repair, it preserves the body iii health and vigour, and prevents prematrire decoy. No particular confine ment, nor attention to diet, is requisite. during a eii4llsB of Ibis admirable medicine. The virtuex of Ai,. most celebrated Cordial being more fully explained in the " Guide to Health," by ot number of well-olit thenticated and extraoldinary rules, it is nosy neceetai y to tms, that so rent a re,torative, balsamic, and salubrious record', io all caxeli attended with debility and relaxation, from whate%er ca i.r itririag, tens never before offered in mankind. Sold by S , muel Leigh, No. IS, Strand ; Sutton and Co. (We Dicey and Saturn), Rote Church-yard; Bacon and Cu. 150, Oxford -street, London; Brodie and Dowding, Sali,bury t A. Smith, perfumer, North-bridge, K.linhurgh Martin Keene, No. 6, College.grcen; at Dasilsoo's, No. I, Parliament -strew; and of Messrs. F. Newbury and Soo, Dublin; nod other Me dicine Venders in Europe and Americo, price Its. each, or l..ur its one family bottle for Sds. by which one I 1.. bottle saved, with the wordy " Sarni. Solomon, Liverpool," &waved on the Stamp. Of whom may al.n be had, The celebrated ANT I -151 PETIGIN ES. or SOLOMON'S DROPS ( without mercury. or any deletetious preparation), hick -Cold is the high. or estimation for theme "fear Scurvy, Scrofula, Leprosy, and all di4orders originating in an impure state of the blvd; being el-actual, gentle. and ;almost imper ceptible, in their operation the best substitute Oa:4 ha; ever been discovered for that d , ngerons mineral, mercury, t.orr.len ittg the blood, and iiinirlating it to expel till noxious nod im pure juices, giyiag strength and lone to the Derrell, enlivening and invigorating birth body and mind Price ill. per battle, or four in MN family bottle for 33.. nn which our small bottle is totred.—The words " Sam!. Sir: onion, Liverpool," are engrtved tot the stamp of earl) bottle, w libout which some arc Aramaic • WII I LIAM B. MOUNTAIN, Saracen's 'lead INN, SNOW-HILL, LONDON, The best Arcntrmodation foe TrateDaus, good Beds, choice Liquory,aad moderate Charges. The (o . 9uwiug Post Coaches Mail Coaches, Ike. set aul free the Sarassee's Woad lon. tfisow:hill : e TRAVELLING FROM LDNDON TO Lril li aLPOO IN TWENTY-NINE HOURS. The TiMPIRR, a new Liverpool Post Coach, only sae might. on the voad..carries Fen, Inside and Four Outside; sets oat from the Saraeen's Head Inn. Snow-hill. Lando°, every day at Oav , o' Clock, arrives A t Liverp. n 1 Derr ft fiernoan*. bit O'Cloefi. through Darestri-le, Wookurn, Let/ale:any, Plasethansoton, liel ford, 'n,utterviorth, IHmckley. Athentone, Litchfield, Stone,' Rue , . , Nrwca3tir, Bruretoo-green, limmtsforal, Warrington, an." 'set. • _BRIDGE, Havel, Samoan, and Harwell New Post • h, every Afternoon, at Four o'clock. El MOUTH Union Coach. Four Insides, (brooch Dor. lusiter, HI todford, Salisbury. and Andover, every Afternoon, orrives at Weymouth next day, Ode; where the Packets sail on Wednesday nod Saturday Afternoon, at Five, to Guern sey and Jena.), from is heare there is a regular coarevance to Caerloirgh told St. Moines. The road from Cherhurgli to Paris, is the m -ft delightful Hod the cheapest in France. BRIGHTON New Meg:int Post CO:11-41. Four liisitles only, every iti.o tinge, Nine ti• Clock. throngh Crawley. &c. The K EYMOUTH, Dorchester, and Blandforil Union Posta-nods. every Afternoon. Carries Four insides. LIVERPOOL Post Conch, to carry four insides, sets out ever. Morning, through Lutterworth, Hign Crow, Hincklev, Ather;litne, Tatoworth, Litchfield, Utlestliorp, Northampton, and Dunstable. Arrives at Liverpool nest Afternoon. EXE ER. Ply osnot h, Weymouth, Dorchester, Falmouth, Dnrtmouth, and Salisbury, New Post Coach, every Morning ota h iltpa-t o'Clock, with a Guard, through Minium. Ax mins or, Bridport. Blandford, Hasingatoke, and Bagshoi. IsOSTON, Spalding, Peterborough, Stilton. and Hunting. dun. New Royal Mail Coach, sets oat every Evening. Coaches from Roston to Spiishy, Loath, Grimsby, nod Hull. LIVERPOOL, Warrington, Koutsford, Sterne, and Litch field, Post Coach, called, ihe Expedition. every Evening at Five "'Clock, to the Saracen's Head Ilia, Dale-street, Liver pu-I. Guarded throughout. BATH and BR IS I'OL Flying Post Conches, through Chip peotiam, Caine, and Marlborough, every Afternoon; arrive tit Mr. May's, the Greyhound lon, Bath, nod the Loudon Tavern, Thomas -street. and tlw Swan Bristol, next Morning.—Coacties. to Wells, Bridgewater, Taunton, &c. LEEDS New Light Conch, called. The Rockingham ' sets out every Montiog tit hnlttudit Seven ii• Clock t cafries Four !asides only, and goes remarkably rosy. with a Guard through out. Passes through Stamford, 1H: work, Retford. Doncaster nod Ferry hridge,tri the Golden Lion, Leeds, nest Day at Noon. Notwithstanding the uncommon expedition of this Coach, it is alittwed to he the most arperable awl complete Nahlic Convey ance no the Nortly Road, being towquitiled in Accommodation by any other. KENDAL, Lancaster. Preston, Kirhy-Low.dale. Bolton, Chorley. Osinskick, and Garstang Post Coaches, e , cry After noon, nt Fire o'Clock. Guarded. GLASGOW, Longtown Gretna-Green. Annan, Dumfries, Rrownhill. Sariquhar-Kilts, Cootonorh, and all ports of Scot load. Catoperdown Coach (Daily). YORK. Newcastle, and Edinburgh, new Coach, performed with a Guard throughout, seta out every Morisiog at half pa-t Six "'Clock, by way of Newark, Retford, Tadesister, Dar lington, Northallertou, Durham, &fortieth, and Berwick.— Passengers finding themselves fatigued fruin the length of the journey, may rest what time they please, and then proceed on without any additional fare. J. Clark, the Black Swats, Co bey-street, York, runs Coaches to Sunderland, Dull, Scarbo rough, Whitby, anti other Places. BRIDGENORTH and Walsal new Post Coach, every Evening. CARLISLE., Penrith. and Whidehoven. Post Coach, goes with Four Horses, and a Guard all the way. Passes through Hrough, Appleby, Greataltridge, Richniood, Cotterick, Itu rouglihridge, Wethvrby, Aherford, Doncaster, and Grouthion (the nearest Will' by eighteen miles), tuts out every Mistime. K . 41 pet forma theJjourney with the greatest facility. Pas-ensers doomed on the Road by bu.ineas or plenmare, have the peculiar . advrattoge their seats being secured iu the 'wit WAIt E F E.L D Poll Canal, e very m o rning, ...gt h a lf. p ast Six o'Clock. St" N IsERLAN D, Stnrkw.n, nod Yarm, New Coach, every St•roling. to the George Inn, Sunderland. MA NCH EST ER, W ititou , Cortgletort, Newcastle, Wallin!, sad Wolverhampton. Post Ciitich. every Afternoon, ported. ' CHESTER, Neu p-rt, Whitchurca, Tarporiey , Nontoch. Northw4ch, mid altddh-wick, Post Coach, every Faciing, ut Five ~'Clock. • s • For the convenience of per.ains residing at the west end of the town, Passengers nod Parcels ore booked for to the olFore Coac hes, at Newhard's, Coach Office, New While Ilanr,Cellar, A prtsoa at the staves captured ROSEI The Home ' on the Rosel was examined , rial facts being different clause. Mr. M. A. I with the deep melancholy tr , ar ency with a2ttiol lions submitted ' two clauses i.- 1 to shot the door sate woman. diversity of sent thorities might ' and that it had nurlow, that to her nuptial naked out of him, however, have been exec this circom.tr for the ebserr He •must coati interdict or legi. effect of esti: , be eradicated greater tooral of all classes. _ then, as he conceived, than to deptive relied en and ever from those t it was impossible respectability, ready paid ft taking this int( the punishment punishment the could best concei , justice or humeni prevent her from tirtuous integrit' House at preset pose the clause parties, and mom towline* of 200 t. settled by Lord The ATTr propriety of di tion on the for. Mr. TAYLO ceeding, and portunity of submit(' he objected Many attempt. rat law apoltc.:l scription, all progress throt 1779, the semi 1800, the Bit Bill ass intrude like fate. That , the first to render initial law, by meatior ; and the offending sure from nice' liana of that d: feeling of that cloned, and had that the conseq , pass the Bill standing order which should' and effect, es marriage. Thi, beets dispensed hended ought ' the deliberant decidedly was, all its attribute ration, there w gislate on the that required stood distingui conversation, tious of theSsi the parties. nity prohibited pede the act of (ration of the every hundred this country, dinouces of • •• .. -311,0 1 1 1111 P-004 e• .. • , '-::: . .... ' ... . ..., • . . • . ! Anrifllls . N.•( --- ..-..ra k .. „ • a , ,/, 4..... 441A110r .....; r ill ', ", i ` ,"; • ';' \ k • • )ovt, .it ~ ‘ v,.. g i,:).iircr ..„,4 v .., , •-..,-. f• . A 4 I 1 1 . . I 44 .. r . nIC R fuel. LL 44. .1 r IPEKIAL Pailitli*E . It . T.. . # -- 7 41.-- 10Usk Ott LORDS.. Jived 14. ;silent wok gives by Citioinition toseveral Bills ed 13°0 thioi:es. , f . Bridges' Bill. and trio private Rills; were he Common's, And read * lira iiiei. .per &amps', Duty Bill Bill of Forlia4estairipe • r Irish Spirit LicenCes' Bill; were re ad a second 1e of Equity ,Wlteesses' Erir r itiation Bill, the it! Bill, Irish Esc's! Gicenees Bill, and triih I , ill, were committed and reported. l i j iOree 21111 its read a third dee, add pissed. i i , . 110 USE OF COMMO NS MON§. . . event was given by Cdtiandision to stump Pub:le i i, GOVERNOR QOM F.. ,_ ..••: i 1 Oriented a Petition froth , Mi. Firth. fate At- i in Upper C.osada, sbnltar to one presented hot lainfne of various acts of misconduct and oppress t of Mr. Gore, Gettroar of that prd.lice; and le on the Utile: : • • 1 tben gave *Mice, itironwodesee tif a qnewloal lie side of the Dons.. that on Tuesday neat he -. , i refer the said Petition to a Committee: he bar ptesented an account of the lumber tit ' lender the Abolition Acts. ' ) 1 • OSEBERRY DI VORCF. BILL. '' • , . e then resolted itself into a Conlotitteo , ".• , eherry Divorce Bill; in which evidenee / ; , el by Counsel at the bar, and thilimate.; ~.(i .. i. ' ping established, It stag united .tieit,lbe • . ;), est.; be now read. ; ~ 1 ' 4 i l ' k. TAYLOR &elated that he Hewed • .l 'pest regret all the circumstances a OW aair, but he could not ;tow, in Lvaista pfliniss which he had on privithai oies• • • , 4 ted to the House, give his approlartiod id : OS in this Bill, the tendency of .Melt was poor of repentance against the unfotitt. 1. He well knew that there was much sentiment •n this subject, that greet au- 1 ( r ' ve ;ht be cited in opposition to his opinion., ,' tad been the avowed doctrine of Laid l . . - t et a female once convicted of infidelity a a 1 vow ought to be turned deetitate and : * ''. f the pale of society. It was happy for 1 ,- -. itil'. , or, that he knew a deed of provis'on test. 4' aerated by Lord Roseberry himself,• and I , ranee tie hoped would form some apology Tations t. hire he felt it his duty to makha • + ~ , , ['tend, in the first place, that No positive ,• legislative enactment could ever bare-tbel rpating the crime in question • it rasa d from society only by the infation of A parity into the manners and principles is. Nothing could be worse calculated, t, , :onceived, to produce the latter effect, ive the erring •party.of the opportunity to. I repent of her guilt, or to earl ude her flee , - , wee aids sad consolations without which • -, sible for her to resume a character of r. • Dearly had this unhappy woman aL.a ' , ~- for her falling otf ; would Ceentlemois i r . ' ['to their considetation, and recolleCtimp hit she must on already seffered—.4 , the full extent of which liberal. Mind s. Inceive,—resolve, as a debt due, either to menity, that en Act of Parliament should . from ever again returning • to a life of -,.. grity ? He houl•no more to offer to the resent, except to state, that he should op.. ise interdicting a marriage between tilt l mote soother, granting au additional al. tOOL a-year over and above the SUM ••• . ,rd Roseberry, of 10,0001. Consols. i ORNEY-GENRRAL suggested the deferring the new clause until the.ques• • ormer should be disposed of. . .- LOR agreed to adopt this course of pro... ' 1 • should, therefore, take the presets op. submitting the specific grounds on which i ' to the particular clause in question. . 4 pis had been made to introduce a gene. Ica ble to offences and rases of this de.. • of which had hitherto failed its their • D ugh the legislature. In 1771, and in • J ne effort had been equally fruitless. in till commonly mated Lord Auckland's oduced, and met in that House with a hat measure had two purposes in view— rider the adulterer amenable to the c.d. constituting his offence a legs' mis.lea. j. : 1 the other to prevent marriage between patties. • So far, however, was thhi moo- !vine the approbation of the first rill- i ~, , lay, and's° adverse was it le the ger•eral .. -• it House, that it was at lengto! ,I,p/t. ad never since been resented. ifr it. .V iequence of this refusal on thel . :v.r. •,, / . , had been, that the Lord* M I A , iiie :I .r against nereeing to any Bilk off` ~ . .c.4 . . not contain a clause to tho ea u . I 'icy t • i ,;.., t far as related to ":te ;nterdic ,, , o f V'' sir standing order bed, heartmer tit,,..lidy;'' #.. pd with in several :Ages, and ssitoopt)re. . to have no w •41 , t on tine Ahem . 4 '''' I 's`.. , ....., .. • • ...,. 1 5 :n t s ka o t f ig th o a vr t iv i r !e a tt t se th . a ti Te ir,,. xo ra npin ,‘ l . oll • , 1 i , Li - tl • • - -tot tes, and in iis deeneulei 0 :Airs or aggro. / was nothin; to intik,: Parliament to • e , ~ ..e. .•, • . . principle, that this was a new case, ur rr a particular enactment. As far as it 4 '.; ir• • wished from other offences of Mooted . the distinction arose from the bombe. t • -.: ;anon Law and the relationship betweeit But there were degrees of constursi.. • • i. d by the Canon lAw, which did not Is. - . i . %. )f marriage under the ordinary adesinit. ' e Common Law. He believed, that td r td marriages which were solemnized in three were contrary to the express or. the ecclesiastical canons. Time Use ~.7. • O. 1...0,. 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