The Statesman. — London, England, 1815-03-01 00:00:00

i; ~~ . . . '7' -" ,7 * .- '• "It r "frlliZs;/ . .' " • .• -..••... -.. 77 -4...-. -"I\ --ki --;••„7 • • . _. . ... .. „...; 4.,....- •-.-. A -if ..„,,„ ....,...... _ • • . . . ~,,-,•„•-... 4 e . '111 .! . . 7 : • •- i i i ... . . . . • . . . • 4.3.id**,:iejfa . • . . . . .. .. . . ! , . CI . ...- . t a lOt44 , tz , .. , kn. . ._ lEEDiIESDAt, M4RCII 1, isis. In. WII. WM Mo. 2815, PRICE 116: "The Cauie for which NA.erbaN,jell As 'the flee. aid grist* icy . died ow tie* scaffold!" till rHFAP GREEN PAINTS. TH II following m u ch- a pp rove d GREEN PA:IN TS ore mnaufactured b JA CREASE and SON. SN, 'West Smithfield. London, and are adapted is the Prevervation and hen.' Irving of every description of Wood woo k•esposed to the weather. FROM 'n LONDON GAZE7TE, FEB. 28. per—Martfi 21,:i G. , Wilma Great lit. Ilelea's, ‘eoker_L. March 20, J. 1,. 'Trost nod J. W. Barton. Bristol. wannest: drapers—March 7, T. Nightingale. Walliiir,-strcet, **reheat/II man—March 24 S. Casten and W. Powell, t ombard-iitreet, baukers—March 11, T. Walker, Watling-street, tionk-binder —March 7, .1. Guild, London. merchant—March 21, R./tab', Hereford, butcher—March /3, G. Sidgreases, Preston, Lew civilian., cotton-manufacturer—March 4, J. Sanders, S.hore ditch, cabinet-maker. Cln MILITARY PROMOTIONS. ha I E. 1 toP ortif of N. ea GOLDEN LOTTERY. r, 25 3,000 15,000 Tickets. dl5O ,000 THKATRF ROTAL, DILIDRYALAWR. To-moattow EVENING, Mardi 2, theii Mit 4 •••••i-s liervlitis will ciert TOWN AND COUNTRY. Redo , Gimpy (6th time). Kr. Ken; Hon. Mrs. Olenrei, Mrs. Glower. To wilich will ho JEAN DE PARIS. s a tirday, Romeo and Juliet. • Tpr Donn to be opened at half part live o'clock. to be got Wilt part sir. Rom h.: Secant Price 31. 6d. ; Peened 2i. Lower Gallery. ts.* Second Price, Is.—Upper prim. 6 :,11, 4a , Is,* Second Price. 6d. ---- THEATRF.-ROVAL. COVENT GARDEN. TO-MORROiV EVENING, March 2, Will hr•prrl' Trawl. • ISABELLA. Bum', Mr. Yonne; I•anrll4, Min O'Neill. Tro which will ►e added, The new Mtwiral Entertainment, in two Acts, called BROTHER AND SISTER. s wor day, The Stranger. rriwdir Hut may he bad nightly, en application to Mr. p r otl r...t the 801-nlfire. THREE PRIZES OF THIRTY LAO THOUSAND POUNDS ! A of 1 VOP AID (WIN .1N ES enrh. which will be GOLD. Without deduction. as soon as drown. _ _ T RPM roturna hit grateful thanks to the Public k ing.l..is for their di.tineui..ited honing', asid h avme ONTRACFED sills (10 V MEN T for the graving LOTTERY, he feel, plea-are in a. n•wiaing Ole foil loop; • - •eheine, which nut nolv pat seNtes the atira..tive and ga tered wed u9velty of THIRTY THOUSAND POUND 'l as a crateful tribute of revect to toe Public, be t ee .0 r.nmesoeots that th e Five Prises of One Thousand Gsawas each, 'Atilt be paid in GOLD as soon a. drawn, wiih via am iieductioa. whether they are sold In Tickets I,r r rof his 016. ea, No. 4. CON NIIILL, or 9, CHARING-CROSS, or at any other Office in the Kinidosn. SCHEML 3 „p r izes of ....X20,401)... are .....860.000 .10000 ...90..00 ...1,050 .600 .3,000 .300 ,1.600 11.0 . .1,54t0 3H. .1.250 15 .First-drawn celo.ol*o wilt receive.. A 420.000 More! Seiicui-orown 000.. w 111 receive.. £Su.OOJ More ! Third ilrnwn rereive..X; ..000 More! Making Three Prises of re%1,000 end)! FIRST I)kY. sth Blank will receive 1.0011 GUlPirif. in Gold! 154 Blinik will receive 1,000 Guineas in Gold! • SECOND IM Y. 10th Blank will receive 1,000 Guineas in Gold ! 26th flank will receive Guineas in Gold! !..`Jrh Block will receive 1...'u0 Guineas in Gold! 11..gic. Drown% the 510 of April. 71 , het: hod mane are now on &dr by BISH. the Con : ••, Curati:ll, ns P. Csaria.i.evia... e 44 the Iwo Prize., and fifteen C..pitt.l Friars in the lab* :..they. 11 11, 1 : t INS, RtiLuN ATI•4 &'. (iiiilti;LAl NS are preTr.:ted from I and .'..•1 . • torrntittin,, ;t , !lig% r-ni v;.-: t,s 111TE 3IF ESsENCe, ()I.' ('S - I A HI), esittemed it...xiiaoroinas • Ltheary Gouty And Com;:latats of the Sbunach ; loth 'there this fi h.es heen stakes en- neglected, and th blue at - mails Crake. IV II ['LIR, A lES FAMILY '...1 . 1:.1TE will rube the pain , and vvrt. speedily he tl them. Titi4 Crepe Is ....tunny effir:ict in fur tell ill-conditiened Scorbutic E optiohtb Blotches. re it ShittAles, Br alsicgs-c.it 111/ tl:e 1 4 re, N .1 , , rall. Snre and tl(e- and other Scar hr t• Bunton's. The Etsttl II C 01. M :sT Alt IS p , thall• the matt 41"11%. ^ . prnrtrnUue, OM the',lo .mll, remedy in the stht curing the severest. Sprains and 1irt0,...9 in Itss than half the ti 11:11:111v Liken by amy other Lini ncrt Or limhrtx:d , 1. it also fttw, Punctures from Sharp Instiumeiw. Nails ; Thorns, bitlinters, Rc W ith incredible facith), wit h out smart or pub', prese.dtmt it flansnuoi..n .end (rate' and itt equally in the turbots se • of .iniwal,—.as short it is a (1.)- me4ie reweedy Ullt,'lllllllllll eurell , we owl middy. Gauntly teuzii,it..o 11, own comfort should ever be **lib- o it. terp:ited only. and sold h% R. 11.1;cmton, Apothecary, 13, t•ii•ek•oreet Soho, laiicilon. The r,•••• mt. : . ad P i ll.: at 2s. 9d. •a I ; Ike Cvils , e ;It 1.. l I :,4 4l 2.. 9d• ; and nia be had of • circhein • Vender in i:ie 1.1 :vied 1( ••• 'file Genuine h.is n Black Ink Stanyp, with tie uncle of ton in•rrtc•l on it. CON SU rrio ( . 1!V El). PROFESSIONAL MA N, who through an etiekive practice in ii , i ol.nve Dneo t e, hit.. been su tar o.• to ilisrover tiP N that IN FA ILI It LE CURL t rCONSUMPT fib h% wh:co Medicine lie his %.,ted tsanv oh, a given avi rbv eminent Pay.iehtas. and when 0 ill, .1:1!e of a Ciiiwiliontion, intended a ith rough, t pit 1,14 g at tilt,?, nod te:lemaimn. -welling: at the feet. ..... be Ir,ih at this AM.Crillin inn% he doubted, the Myer r ta ' , ay. that lie hop it in !al pacer to refer to 1•5. s.- Ito and whoa liven aver bs some of the Itrt•l P.ofc-siiiivi. ; he therefore rails pishlit ly oilers it to those v li,, are Isihnut me wirier t his of in.:, Disease. Letter: (1...:4-p..id) at:dressed tar A.B. Nis. 6, Great Quebec -11,11. !V en Mary-le-kw, London, will have immediate "ve'noli mat %here attendance ie given every day (Suadays c tr voted), fia:a I,) to 12 iii the Foreaaop. SUPERIOR. ADVRA.. IT is of the first consequence to ascertain on who..• intents and hate°, it v a firm reliance may be pl;:red in affliction. hie--r-. CURRIE and Co., Surgeons of entinence mot high vrofessional attainment:, Members of the "' "I Colleges nf Loudon :not lidinhur.li, present to the Pub the re-tilt of 30 Ceara experience in the Cure of Venereal 4 . n aplaiiits, and t';isse Debilities and Deficiencies which not oit'! , tpniily prevent or embitter the matrimonial state. I n the ',mom gradation., from recent infeetinn to confirmed Imes, utrit Irratment commands very often a ,ptoets, mut alwovs t;ali. al cure. In dubious cases, their 1.11,4 and writ-arr"m:ra ' , twrietire cities them um promptitude of dceisinti that secuic.• the Patient from being mercuriailixed nut of existence, or :.av is.z In, constitution under.nined, and the vital principle tiesVoV cd by a latent, but insidious disease, or u blind ruid fatal confi dence in shallow pretenders. In Nervous Debility, Vascular itela 'ration, and Atnny of ew Organ:, aridag from races-lye indulgent e, insalubrious • notate,. nr solintry sensuality, their practice gives heyr life and energy II) the system, even in casts which are yetr,iint on de- Strictures and other derangements of the Urethra they remove in a mild and effectual manner. Slight and re( ent eases nf Venereal Infection are cured in the short period of two days. . _ the Female Sett it will he consolitnry to know that thec May he nirrd of those Debilities whirls defeat cooception, and tap the ionodation of comiuhiol felicity. P:tsients treated with caraloar, deltm.Cy, and inviobsble trecv. Messrs. CURRIE and Co. may he consulted every day, al their house. 107, Hatton-garden. ••. Letters from the country, stating minutely the tale, mode of livibg, dir. and redwing a remit:mice fur Advice and Medir iitea, s. 11l be treated isitb bludiutauttcution. Nu. 107, Dattun-prdca. • Sold ia rasp of fourteen pound+ each, and upwards. No. 1. Invisible Green, at stii. per cwt. . This Paint, which is extreinely neat in itt appearance, is, from the tautness of its price, paivicularly appllcr Me to the more conform pet-posse of pointing ; it being equidiy durable with the "most expensive colours. Nn. 2. A good 4/live Green. at 14. per lb. No. 3. A euperinr din t, at is. GC per la. No. 4. Spanish Olive Green, at . 2s. 6d. per lb. Nu. 5. Patent Grass Green, at 3-. per lb. The two lost-rocntioned Greens, from their alltat riche's" and durability of colour, arc peculiarly caleuldtcd for the °roa med/11 p.m 01 door painting. J. C. and Soo heg leave to stale s as distinguishing qualities of the above Paints, that they are Golly ground in litiseed oil, and without any admixture of extranemis subst•onres ; which serving tally to lacerate the weight of the Article, are either Wildcats, or add nothinve its essential properties as a Paint. foiled Linseed Oil, for thinning Ilse above Paints, at •,, per gallon. No. 6. Japan Green, for Venetian Blinds. Canisters, Fenders, die. in bottles with printed direelion4, at it. 6d. 31. and 6s. each. This beautiful colour may ul-) be applied to many Miter ornamental in-door perpows; as palming flower stands, baskets, &e. To Gentlemen takialt live pounds worth Of the above colours a disemint of live per cent. will he allowed ; or lea pound; wort h. t en p er rim for ready money. Patera.; of the Green may be seen at the nyumfartory. Genuine White head, Paint Oils, and Odours of every de seripiina, on inoderaie term., any of which, when required, faiinfully prepared for us. Manufacturers of all sorts of Varnishes. N. B. The trade will find the above well worthy of their attention, rani to thetna libenil itllo wo n e will he sti;:de. A CARD. QUACKERY NOT ON LYINJURES BUT DESTROYS THOUSANI)S. Sonerior Advice is ~ f inspectance to the Afflicted. COOPER and CO. Surgeons, Members of the Royal Colleges of I .odon and Minbureh, drier 30 years' easensve.prartire, continue to dire , t their 'lndies to the cure of a Certain C9,11 . 01'611 is all in, ages, Riot (hose debilities pveo dueed by juvenile roltseretiou,,, long reludenre in hot tiinwres, &r. &c. which, it eot timel. remedied, derange t.:e systium, and shorten life. _ _ SligN :old recent cases of infection are, by their pecoliiie mode, effectually cured in a few days; and they particularly cl a im the attention of ihioe who have attempted the cure them wives, or who have been so unfortunate as to have a blind nod fatal confidence in men ignorant of so important a branch of the profeloll, whose improper treatment not only frequrntl. de stroys the vital spark, hut causes Eruptions oa the head, Ince, a..A 1)4'16, f•nie eves, mouth, and nose, vertigo, wise in the ear, swellings in tit! neck, ulcerated sore throat, If trictures, obstinate elects ' nodes on the skin Fruit -8, nocturnal pains in the head and limbs (too frermemly mistaken for rheumatism), .ett treme weakness in the knees. alai 5V4 riled ;melts, until at length dropsy ensues, with a general tiehilit% and decay of the e.in•t;- lotion, all arising from this dreadful tisease lurking in the habit, or the improper use :4 mercury, and which svoisptoms fre quently appear years after, and too often embitter. the maul inot.ial stale. . . . Meaux. t•aoper hod experience in the above dixorders, are awpn►n/lrie•l. Are enamelled - rialto from T4ls till.ltiobs.• all "n" of Pe"ltle. or by I n ter, st .tine their eri,e. age mode of dm. (en• I »irk a reinittaore), when .ietticioex. and the best ad•. ice, will be ...lit to any part of the town a Al cou.,try. Direrr. 111e,sr,. Cooper a... 1 Co. Surgeon., Char!oite Great Cnarlotte•ttreet, Binelariats-road, ; hut no Lotter. ore answered-which do not contain a comuli..l4 Fe.•. N. B. The Pile. nod Fixtula are by them cured without cot. tinr. •; A .% ice rratic, on Tuesday, Thursday, and Sunday Morn ing., from Eir e ht rill Twelve. DEBILITY, &c. VINCOURAGED by the uniform SaCeeSS et- ILA ie,.ding talc peculiar method of Treatment in the (vie of a few prevalent C., uplainl4, which has been confirmed fiv the eAperitaire of ninny tears, inn large and e stem:ire prictice— sen.ible iotpuy effects resulting to the Public from Medical Men rolifioog their rittenti,m to t certain class of Di rates, Ales-r.:. (141 F. end CO. Members of the Koval COI'. Icge Of SOfeellOS ill London. continue to direct their statue, to ',owe Disorders arnonr, from a secret destructive habit of in considerate liooth, hieh rot outs , OCCIPiiOII4 a inimer-us train of Nervous Affection , , hut also entrils on it. votaries all the enervating 111110. iGhes of old :age. In that distressing ant! , of or , whether the comequence of such bane ful et , es‘ive diiiiking, long residence in hot climates,. or any tither lame, by which the power: of the comtitutian betonw as regularly educated Surgeons of London, they offer a aria, safe, and speedy restoration to sound and vigornus health. Where an earl.; npplicatinp is inade for Ike Cure of a Cer tain Disorder, frequently coodracted its a moment of inebrie ty, the eradication is generally completed in the shoirt %pace of two day, and in the more advanced and inveterate stages of Venereal Infection, rharacterized by it variety of painful and distressing %ymptiiiii-, per.everance in their plan (w9hout re straint in diet of exercise) w ill ensure to the Patient it permanent and radical cure. The Diseases of the Urethra, as frequently connected with, nr arising from the ninive Complaint, have not escaped their attention; h t an infallibie and improved plan, they are en awed to remove obstinatz (fleets and Strictures, whether r e ce nt or of long duration. without resorting to the painful and dangerous use of the Caustic Mult-. Mans instances can be adduced of very inveterate eases, of several years continuance, having y ielded to their inethod in t few days. after the cure hail been attempted by other Practitioners without eft; ct ; rind such has been the agreeable result of a practice of If year.. th.tt the mode of tremor:cm has not, in one single instance, ever proved abortive, during which period many thousand persona of Both Sexes have experienced the enjoyment of having been perfectly cured, after severe and injurious methods had been persevered io to no purpose. To Married Females, whose expectations of those tender pledges of connithral happiness have been defeated, it may olio be a pleasing reflection to know, that by a proper perseve 44444 ce in their remed;es, the geueral health is renovated, and the itn petinsei.b removed. M• ssrs. Goss and Co. exclusively professing the cure of these particular complrint., in order that they may not be marked by a misttiken few, with the obloquy so justly ritlactted to the ignorant empiric, think it hut instice to themselves to stole. that they have been properly eduyated and initiated into every tar:lnch of the prrifess (iertificates of which, front various ho,pitals, and testimonials from the highest professional autho rities, they have to convince .any enquirer). That a residence :it the wanner hemisphere of our eastern world, as well its in ether parts, emnolilens them to assert, that their researches having been c. Ailed to diseases already enumerated, they hold out a certainty of renovation to sorb ho may labour order the debilitating effects of a life passed under the torrid zone. And further, tbaphat l a id opportunities, in their profes..i.mal ca p=acity, of forming aii intimate acquaintance with the coustitn tional habits of seafaring persons, they offer to theta the best ; ,,,, n ain•es of iimitedi ate tef ; that the success resulting from their essiviivaors first 'mimed them to quit the practice of the general 'practitioner: told they presume their pretensions cow lititote a tar ground for toe milireeedeoleil confidence with wairo they have, by the public, been so lilieritlly honoured. F..:ients io the country etr• requested to state the iiarticulars of their care, age, !tilt roomier of living, enelogitig a remittance for advice !nal ineilietoes. awl the remedies will be give. ur fors %coded to oey poll 01 the 1.147:M0n. To he consulted at , her home daily (persenellt. sir by letter, putt p o w) by patients of either sex, with secrecy, delicacy, and Cos, and en. Siirgeoas,l3, Bouvertestrect, Fleetitreet. May 1, 18:)9. War-Office, Feb.9.B. Ist Regiment of Life Guards, Waller Wombwell, Gent. to be Cornet and Sub-Lieutenant, by ptitchase, vice Boatel°, pro moted. 7th Itrgitoent of Light bragooas, Captain Edward Wildman, Iron► [het:Oil, Foot, to be Captain of a Troop, vice O'fiegerty, whit exc►anges. Bth Ditto, Lieutenant W. H. Angelo, from Cue 45th Light Dra goons, to be Lieutenant, vice Green, who exchanges. 18th Ditto, William Mullins, Gent. to be Cornet, by purchase, vice Rawl's, promoted. 25th Ditto, Lieu. T. C. Green, from the Bth Light Dragoons, to he !Armenian?, vice Angelo, who exchanges. Ist Regiment of Foot, Lieutenant .t. L. Black, from half payhanges of the 49th Foot, to be Lieutenant, vi ce B a lf our, who exc. th. Ditto, Robert Andrew WMahon, Gent. to be Ensign, with out purchase, vice MOIAe9, promoted. 4011 Ditto, Lieutenant the Hon. It. M. Lord Belhaven, from the fiSth Foot, to be Captain of a Company, by purchase, vice Young, who retires. 45th Ditto, Ensign George Croasdaile to be Lieutenant, by pur chase. vice Colley, promoted. 47th Ditto. Lieutenant Thomas Barnard, from the 41st Foot, to be Captain of a Company, by purchase, vice °luta, whose appointment has not taken place. 60th Ditto, Captain Charles O'llegerty, from the 7th Light Dragoons, to be Captain of Company, vice Wildman, who exchatiges. 71st Lieutenant Samuel Grey to be Captain of a Com pany, without purchase, vice Adamson, promoted in the Portuese Sta ff . gu Ensign Edward Nicholas to be Lieutenant, vice Grey. Volunteer T. G. Kearus to be Ensign, vice Nicholas. 78th Ditto. To be Li,mtenants—Ensign John M•Crummin, without pur chase, vice Murchison, appointed to the 9th Royal Vetcrati Battalion; and Ensign George 11. Douglas, vice Kyrie, pro moted. To he Ensigns—Roderick Norman Macleod, (lent. vied M‘Crurnmiii; and James Campbell, Gent. vice Douglas. 84th Ditto, Ensign Henry Holystak to 1w Lieutenant, without purchase, vice Stewart. appointed to the 73d Foul, Thomas Frederick, Gent. to he Ensign, vice Holyoak. 90th Ditto, Colin Rose, (lent. to be Ensign, without purchase, vice Abbott, promoted. 94th Ditto, Lieutenant Percy Pratt, from half-pay of the 47th Foot, to be Lieutenant. vice Hunt, who exchanges. Royal African C rps, Ensign Frederick Clements to be Lieu tenant, without purchase, vice Clarke, promoted. To he Ensigns —John Adamson, Gent. without purchase, vice Tidmarsh, whose appointment has not taken place; and Bal thazar Adams, Gent. vice Clements. Cape Regiment, h:n-ign P. C Cockbue tie. from the 40th Foot, to be Lietitenint, by purchase, vice Ellert, promoted. Royal Waggon Train, Lieut. V. Ravenserofu to be Captain of a Troop, vice Murray, removed from the Serv ice. Cornet Edward Smith to he Lieutena• t, vice Havenscroft. Cornet Thomas Newton, from lrtlf-pay of the Regiment, to he Cornet, vice Smith. York Light Infantry Volunteers. To he Captains of Companies—Captain John Aicken, from half-pay of the IRth Foot, vice Coy, who exchanges • and Captain Wm. Macdonald, from halt-pay of the loth Foot, vice Mills, who exchanges. R Royal Corsican anger'. To be Lieutenants—Ensign Felice l'itionot, rice Gaffori, pro moted iu the id Greek Light Infantry ; and Ensign George Black, •ice Carabelli, jon. deceased. To .)e Ensign—George D'Arandn, Gent. vice 131nck. Sicilian Regiment—Lusign JamesGammell. from the 59th Foot, to be t.l . e.nAspApt.by ibtachants,m4cc Stwcaai, prase rd. BItLYP.f. • Captain Wan. Robinson, of the Royal Marine Artillery, to be Major is the Army. BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. T. Stint°, Doncaster, innkeeper. BANKRUPTS. J. Lane, Arundel, Sussex, corn-merchant, March 7,11, April 11, atl;uildhull. Attoru. Messrs. Palmer and France, Bed ford-row ; and Mr. Man; Storrincton, Si, ex. Cock, Masugi•ay. Cornwall, fish-curer. March 8,9, at the ..tip Inn, Mavneis,y, April 11, at the White Hart tun, St. Austell, Cornwall. Atto-nies, Mr. Simmons, St. Austell; and Mr. Thompson, tiray . % lint-square. W A. Evans, Hirmiurham, coal-dr Jet.. March 4, 21, April 11, at. Guildhall. Attorney Mr. Asirinall. Quality-court, Chan cery-lane. I'. Rickman, Deal, coach -master, March 20. April n, at the G u ildhall. Canterbury. Attornies, Mersr%. May and Mer cer, Deal; and Aessrs. Longuna Atwen, tirav's C. Magee, Whi•ehaven, Cumberland, grocer, March 29, 31, April 11; at the Black Lion Inn, Wnitehaven. Allornies, Mr. Lowden, Clement's Inn; and Mr. Walker, Whitekaven. A. A. Sorgenfrey, savage radetts, Totter-bill, merchant, March 7, 14, April 11. at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Lane, Lawrence Pounintry-hill, Cannon-greet J Irvine. Manchester, dealer, March 10. 11. April 0, at the Vine Inn, Stafford. Atturnies, Messe:. Misfire and Wright, Temple; and Mr. Dent, Stone, Stafford-hire. S. and J. Jack.mu, Turside, Derbyshire, paper-makers„ March 15, 16, April 11. Attornies :Messrs. Tarrant, Clarke, and Richards, Chancery lane; and Mr. Higginbottom, Ashton under-Line. R. I)arvill, Princes Ri.horongh, B•cks. miller, March 6, 10, April 11, at the White Hart Inn, Aylesbury. ucks. At tornies, Messrs. Prickett and Fell, and Mr. James, Aylesbury; Mr. Burton, New North -street, Red Lion-square; and Mr. Ash6eld, Southampton-boildings, Chancery. S. and J. Kirby, Nottingham, coal-merchants, March 9, 10, April 11. at the Punch Bowl, Nottingham. 'Attornies, Mr. Dalby, Ashby-de-la-Zoucn, Leicestershire; and Messrs. Ber ridge. Ilattoil-garden. • J. Newell, tireat Malvern. Worcestershire, tailor, March 27,46, April 11, at the I' ittildhall Coffee-house, Worcester. Attar. nies, 'sir. Chilton, Exchequer-office, Lincoln's Inn; and Mr. Dc ( 'num y, ‘N orcester. W. Huxh'ain, Exeter, iron-founder. March ;, 14, April 11, at the Star Inn, Exeter. Attoroies, Mr. Bowling, Exeter; and Messrs. Darke, Church, and Darke, Ptinces-street, Bed ford.ruw. H. Cbesmer, Sittingbourne, Kent, miller. March 9, 10, April 11, at the. Guildhall. Canterbury. Atturnies, Mr. Saodys, Canterbury; and Messrs. Collett, Wimburn, and Collett, Chan cery-lane. M. Lawrence Wappenhury , Warwickshire. dealer. March 13, April 11 , at Inc King's Head, Cnventry Attornies, Messrs. Long and Assten, Gray's Inn ; and Messrs. TrougMon and Lea, Coventry. Kellett, Iloniton, Devonshire, Ironmonger, March SO, 31, April 11, at the Three Tuns Inn, Tiverton. Devonshire. At tornies, Mr. Danbery, Melhuish, Desoto )re; and Messrs. Vizard. Hutchinson. and Blower, Liticnln's Inn. J. J. Short, Coleinan-street, auctioneer, March 7, 11. April 11, at Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs. IVadeson, Barlow, and GrT. osvenor Austin-friar,. Read, Nottingham. lace-manufacturer, March 9, 10, April Al, at the Punch Bowl, Nottingham. Attornies, hles.srs. All so pp and Wells. No tingham. T. Hopper, Wapping-wall, Middlesex, victualler, March .1, 11, April 8, at• Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Mills, Vine -street, Piccadilly. . S. Dalton. ('oventry, grocer ' March 19, 14, A pril 11, at the King's Head Ina, Coventry. Attorney, Mr. Carter, Coventry. I). Clarke, Bedford, shoemaker, March 6. 7, April 11. at the Red Lion Inn, Bedford. A tioniles, Mr. Meredith, I.ii:cahi's Inn New-square; and Mr. Times, Bedford. J. Webb, Broadway. Worcester, grocer. March 27. April 11, at the Guildhall Calree-house, Worcester. Attornies, Gardales and Young, Holborn -court, Gray's Ion; and Mr. Parker, Worcester. CERTIFICATES—MARcn G, Cot, 11aod-striet, warehouseman—J, hair, Aldentgatei street, merchant--'l', Wingate, Market Itnisin, Lincolnshire, linen-draper—J. Ilague, Narr..w-street, Limetwuse, 14 ine-nteri... chant—ll. Watson, W eymouth-tnews, Mary-le-bonne, coach maker—J. Browell, Coal Lnelolge, coal-taetor—T, Beale. Little Smeatoti, Yorkshire, weld merchant—T. Wheat e: Greenwich, I i verymatt I. Cooke, Chet tt•nharn, opholiterer K Lime, Shiewsbury, wharfiuger —ll hagfish, Lewes, Suompez, cutler. PA RTN ERSH IPS DISSOLV R. Chambers and W Ilerhert, London, lightermen-11. Bar- ' rett and J. Jones, Burscough, LancuMire,4s +itch spring-makers —E. Oldaker and IL Wright, Ipswich, ritdr.)lk, pocter-mer chants—D. Knott and J. Lum, Bolton-le-Miuirs, Lancashire, cotton-spinners—W. Williams, and %% . Crookes. High-street, Shadwell, undertakers—l'. Carr and 11. Ken it, John-street; Bedford-row, solicitors—J. and S. l'a%lor. and S. Howson, Liverpool, Loncashire, porter and provision-dealers—J. InneS and M. Ure; Edinburgh, writers—J. Crowder. .1. Perfect, %v. Hothain, C. Ilardcastle, and W. Perfect, Pontefract, Yorkshire, hankers—W. and M. Thompson, Newcastle-upon-Tyne. mer chants—S. C. Calvarwell and J. Fowler. Collum,,ion, Devon shire, clothiers—J. and J. Ilatfall, Neu-cross, Rothrrhithe, smiths—J. Smith and D. Blomarley, Bolton, Lancashire. sizers —l 2 . Rookin and J. Jennings, Keswick, Cumberland, grocers —W. Neely and N. Welton, Bird-in-band-court, Cheapside, schoolmasters—R. Robbins and %V, Stevens, Hatton-wall, Hat ton-garden, china-gilders —J. Pring and J. Howe, Warminster, Wiltshire, chemists. IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. HOUSE OF LORDS, FEE. Lord SH A PTESBURY presented a Petition from the COM- Mott Hall of London against ativ alteration in the Corn Loss * hut the Lord Chancellor having suggested that it could only be recetied as the Peiitiou of those who writ it, Lord Shaftekhury withdrew it, in order to consult those sibo had pal it into his hands; Lord GRENVILLE presented a Petition from Durham 1., the Name effect, which was laid on the table. lfel,tnne Voters Bill, the Bank Three Millions Loan Am.•ttdment Bin, and Freehold Estates' WE, were brought up from the Commons. and read a first time. Lord GRENVILLE adverting to the eireemstanee that a Bill to the shale effect hut been •wise in that II•.ose without any proceeding upon it, expressed his hope that au early day would he fixed for hearing the evidence pp:tcahle to it. Ills own opinion was. that these Bilk ought ity he entertained where, there was a foth,datom for them, but the House ought to he sure that there was such flindati 111 l before they tweed it. Bills for dew iyttig voters, in a great measure, of their elective franchise. - - :- The Earl of LAUDERDALE said. that it unit a sinrosta rity in this last, that I I went to deprive the innocent uet well as the guilty of their franchtcrs. The Lail of LIVERPOOL said. th it would he better to wait WI after the recess.und then h as early a day :is tia.ibia fur the investigation. TR I At KY JURY IN. SCO ['LAN O. The noose went into a Committee on the &fedi Trial by Jury Bill. Earl STA NBOPE.siated, that he-lead fp* tise•epi. nions of the Procurators of Glasg.)w, that k to be compulsory on the .Jedges to allow Trial by Jury ; and, therefore, they ought not to suffer the lawyers of Edinburgh to hang a chain about their necks. The LORD CHANCELLOR said, that it was better in the mean time to do all that could be con. veniently done, and not to attempt to hang a clusia about the necks of those for whose benefit the regula. tion was designed. The LORD CHANCELLOR, proposed a clause that the Jury should be unanimous. This into.* was merely inserted for further consideiation on the Re port—but his own opinion was decidedly in its favour, and in this opinion the Marquis of Lettidowne, Lord Erskine,• Lord Redesdale, the Earl of Lauderdale, the Earl of Roaslyn, and Earl Stanhope, concurred. The Duke of MONTROSE and Lord MEL VILLE expressed themselves favourable to the Bill, and all the Lords whe spoke expressed their thanks to the Lord Chancellor for the learning, knowledge, judgement, and temper with which he had proceeded in regard to this Bill. Lord GRENVILLE proposed a clause to limit the discretion of the Judges further than was done in the Bill ; but withdrew it for the present at the suggestion of the Lord Chancellor. Lord STANHOPE stated, that on the Report he should propose an alteration ; providing that the foreman of the Jury should deliver the verdict as in : England. After some further conversation respecting imma , terial amendments, the Bill went through the Com mittee, and was reported.— Report to be further considered on Friday.—Adj ou rued . lIOUSN OF COMMONS. Lord G. BRRESFORD informed P.e Haase, emt the Ad. dress of the 24th had !melt presented to the Prince Regent, and that the required Papers were ordered. papers respectmg Paving and Lighting acre presented. I The New Post-Office Bill was read the flat time. • Leave was given in bring inn Hill for making equal (' ty Rates in Lancashire. Mr. RILEY ADDINGTON had le Are to bring in a Bill frr prorating afrolltlitl of CriMillal indietmonts. Trials, and C nne : liana.—The Bill was introduced, read the first time, 'anti una r• • ed to be read a second time to-morrow. A crowns of the Foreign Iron imported during ten ea.; p.lst, with the annual of Duties, were ordered. A similar. Older was made respecting Imported Co. ti. Mr. LOCK lIA -rated his intention to a n ise MO :he I ;do of March. for leave to bring in n to regulate Orally Ol'tiroU ing I ::ops taken in execution. A Petition was presented from Linca.ster Gaol against rt , ,:eal-• ing the InFolvent Art. Fame Petitio n s were presented acnlnst the Corn Pill. The Bank L.,an Hill was real a Ihir 1 time. On tile r. l.utt of the C I Ccis Ab..linnn PAL isime corver satioll eroUrtl between Mr. W. Dtoot:o., Nlr. Ilengell. fwd. and Sip .1. Shaw, the latter wishiog h. int:mince :a t Lau:.- the City to Lay n ante a Oriti t pondithi to the r.m o u g n fee• The SPEAK rlt staid that could Ottiv hr darn- in a Commit.: tee of the wladc. - 11.1.1 for that purpose the 13511 must he rs-cum- Di VIM:NUS. milted, a hich Sir J. 811 A W mos. d. March 28, G. Gill, Charles-street, lierkeley-sriare. •addler Mr. 1101.FOlt D opposed it; the amount of the fee% belt:4. so -.—`• lark 211., S. Holland and T. S. Williams, Liverpool, mer- mconsiilerahlr :is Si:. I.tin on a debtor' , e.eli• ors, It could he Pia chants—A.lmA 21. J. Harris, Belvedere-place, Lam:wilt , tins- glum ,el l jeci to :he l'orp.o ta a , tt of Lando.. The ,:• 1. r N ew . her-merchant—March 22, W. Wood, VramWellgate, • Durham, • gate lial a .let .tor was ors er der:a a , .. d non shoo muslin-maniafneturer —Mardi 21, J. lktrion, West Cowes, Isle , to,o t.eyoed lu, whe, hcll,l* firm Itovelt) or obstinacy of Wi4ltt, brewer—March 22, J. Smith, Liverpool, merchant hr teinsrd .n pas ir• fres. • I arch 21, R. Knapton Nicholas-lane, Lombard -street. bill- F;:i J. S:IA Vu ,aid„ that though the City had considerable broker—March 22, C. dell, Peoria', Cumberland, liaca-dra- es:atcv, they bad u great espariJiturc le p °ride for.