The Statesman. — London, England, 1815-05-13 00:00:00

WILLIAM B. MOUNTAIN, 'Saracen's Head i• INN, SNOW-HILL, LONDON, The best Accommodation far Travellers, good Beds, choke i Liquors, and moderate Charges. I ROYAL DRURY.LANR. Y EVANING, May 15, their Servniitii oerf.”T RICHARD THE THIRD. .lice of Glavin, NI. K, au. To which will he added, LODOISKA. Ppm. with Cie Woodares Hut. Merry Wuves of Windbor, opened at half pa.l five o'clock, lo he- „IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. . ing to be•uaderstood, that as the Session would then be pretty car advanced, he should absolutely bring forum rd the Question• on that day. The House was accordingly ordered to be called over on Tuesday the 30th inst. • ° HOUSE OF LORDS, MAT 19. • • The Speaker, attending from the Commons. the following Bilts,t , melve4 the Royal Assent by Commission:—The Pro perty Tar BBL the Exchequer Bills Annuity Bill, the Co l iver Doty ,11t11, the South Sea Compauy Bill, the . Lounty ales Bill, the Jell Fees Abolition Bil l, the Alien Bill, the Grew wieb He - ;iitul Bill, and the Poor ., Hosises Bill. About 51) Plt.. vale iLIls also received the Royal Assent. Earl STANHOPE presented'a Petition from a person of the name et Green. formerly a merchant of Leeds, Complaining et aCo ion of Bankrupt; a•issued against him, and praysng. that the Lord Chancello r mi ibe empowered by • Bill, to ar tier patties in confinement into Court, that they might plrad , Heir ewe copses, if they deemed it ex p e di ent . Hi s L or dihip ' made helmet remarks upon the necessity of amending the 'Weal. of Bankrupt Laws. The LOAF CHANCELLOR allowed that the ny Bankr o a, Laws eded amendment, but it must be bold maathat i i i *As.keSodifficult a task. He had no Ohjectjon to the st.f was always anxious to glyeparties every indel.: went through the facts attending the case of M. Gees, fa order to show that no injustice bad been done. • After a few' words front Earl STANHOPE the. Petition was laid upon the table. The Report on Lord Reseberry's Divorce Bill was postponed" until Thursday, on the motion of the 51arquis of LANS !. DOWN E. The House then adjourned nail Thursday next. • TR A NS PORTATION. Mr. H. ADDINGTON gate notice, that after the recess be should' bring in a Hill to continue and amend the Transportation Act, which would expire it-the present Session. mad Price 94. 61.—Pit, 3i. 6d.: Second napery. ts.; Second Pike, b.—Upper Seedtail • Mr, GORDON moved, That the Proclamation issued by. Governor Ainslie , at Dominic' on the 13th October, be laid befo r e th e Illouse.—Ordered. Sir R. HERON gave notice, that after the reams heshould move for certain Papers necessary to the justification of General Ainslie. He should not then trouble .the House with observations, as another op. portunity would offer itself; but be assured the House, that Governor Ainslie was satisfied, that when the opportunity arrived he would be able sa tisfactorily to vindicate himself from the gross at 4 injurious misrepresentations under which be bed so long laboured. ROYAL. 'COVRNT:OPettOON. ,Y EVENING, May 15 1 will h. COILIOLANUS; ROMAN MATRON. nriolitaus, Mr. Kenhle. '0 which will he ndded, muloi Chriquins Pantomime, called wIIITTINGTON; or, Lord Mayor of London. and Juliet. irsuater. goy be had nightly, en application to Mr. ' On the motion of Mr. WYNNE, Committees had teave.to sit, netwithstanditta the adjournment. The Repeat en the Irish Malt Duty and the frith Assesed Taxes Bills were received and agreed to,, and the Bills order e d t o b e rea d a thi r d time ora Thursday. The. Wine Drawback Bill and the Irish Coach. I Duty Bill were brought in, and severally read a first time, and ordered to be read a second time on: Thursday. The Irish Assault Bill was read a third time, and passed._ R 11.1 ?MEL. SUSSEX. iIIFOLK ARMS INN. 'E most respectfully begs leave to Nobility. Gentry, Commercial Hers, Public in general, that he has re-opened .oanandians ant well-known Inn, whirls• he tarnt-heil and titled op in a very superior style of asfat 1, and be trusts Puy assiduity and particular their favours. They may rely on being old Wines and Spirituous Liquors; like irrhi beds. wiles and Cowing Houses. - osimodiNus Pint Ghana, good Horses, and care mamma? 311 , the or I l e_ obser. should ne t a u s jo the to Costa practice No. 2878. as th at aissioe, 93 the ~. Ys the fIIEATR! %an- e, &Mea .OS M" a‘' ktajeA KING R n) and 1)13 Teceir. he* ices ai Tars,lay. nor , Risebe vianc,dl, The 11 ny let. T u,. D.... to he ler th e tw t Leif past sta. to ell Roses, 71.; Seam e stir , 0 -•• r a se.. G ; COO. Gtilbrv, b.; &Weed iginate - h was R R would ON HONDA' le first ! than OR TI Could Co in this T. The New firs to see • lIARLCQUIN %V ;Pence Toesday, Romeo ni name ikorsday, The Sol A Private Res ma fit:11141AI, ..t tile Pox- • • At Miter AIFE Plain.. W• QU T4Ol • Wargo he 3 had his Friends. and the 1 UrS of rite:Move *Cr. COMM rerenilv furnished taken Le Merl. and Cloalfill death mina to merit the s ,ved with the best a i rest. excellent wrJl ai which vo , IV ewursailent Si) )f the Neat nod rtionotoslio her at DriveN. lived A N ife oft cIALON and ( educ. NAsa SILL If AT to po4e,s; it lot: all gnant esquisite heaver, is De. awl Is of a better vho lltltlff were chaoe,e it; colou Irate it. gloss. if worn ifine- Jere their flats ; prie vices GA LON and Co. 5: n for ford street. Illeerhaut.: and Denl leCeS- rannilt their advaitiagi 'lain. 01. LUTA '3llllll. VI old wholesale 'Toad, 3, r ire s'.:d von t ING Clll SieteJ with the f•.,in rhr impoti7ort g:tnd h i s,, loot melt Ls+ t ..ze ..f this. di. ar de i . Kuhn. ; .. 4 w hy a wilier me: isomer Ii• olds. flie Gotta Siph il, the I...est4thrs health and .11;•re .4 tarsal ing of oorraion giving ! ,, treng down sviotli placing in the r: thous as they will I rep gas t that in nos tiv, at 5- Soon • f • Medic:o and sus oder- I that tae mortim A . 010-rve, a few Co pie 3g off : 4 161411014 that sem owl, (With Whig :..given View of (:ileutl Hots lop. !, foe -CV A GIV DE to pro. Sexes, in a varie By shop Containing is Tre:itis tally piielsondrine Cuarplaiu eft.'- with which the h ik d elphiou r , the minim.' nue ri;perly adapted for e In which is alincved rose- l'ffects of not anal t s the Venery ; and a Disci frt. 'ern) , or ilarreore-i ions, grill* a vain de- I,,i.ed. on I • The hest preset .1: the Lord Baron, " (ntl the Ilithful admonition of fees, i,iving not inert our ilver feu is exposed, deter. I her tdint the philti,opher COW en! ts' rush headloag iw ink - T.) obviate conseque. liner 'venni:illy to popoktii ono sii.n of the " Goole to !ere deluded of either sex the tannin without exposes link css,. This is that sons irri. slender rant* of ptelan j , ) , Wes subside, ;mil sill of ;st :Ilea- own ex prriel 1. , ) :don: Printed fin grand ; Sherwood, t., all 1L1.410,11er, NI) 1.1.4 Ilan thlt . Ili s•••;oei 00000 th3 , 0115' 131 (30 00 QUACKERY NOT td, Superior Advice of od 1 1 00 PER and I Ne) Royal Colleges of tits v‘l o l:,ve practice, entit err a certain Complaint in lured by juvenile indist Kr. Sic. which, if tot re !ts ,! shorten life. 'ell Sli.ght and recent r.• if( mode, effectually cured 4.l:iito the attention of ti col selves, sir w h o have b e . e- roni e. , nfidrnee in men 1 P.ofersiun, whose impr •Irays the vital 'park, ale Ard body, sore eyes, N .at taro, swellings in the of obstinate :heels, nodes of !wad and limbs (t fret . od /r , l4ie weakness in the k ins ,15(.1,4ensues . will. a e tht. n , all arising fi nut ir ns the i• lit 111, appear years all on mi:44541e. de lessr.. Cooper and C unparalleled. Are its :01 rink, of peNtie, or • 1.3 &e. (eis I sin s e hest advice, will be. of Direct. Mews. Coop Great Clan katte.street, Leiters are omoorrird wt N • 11. The Pita and ,r tirc. • s * Advice gratis, on found Eight tin To NEW PATENT HAT. Co. heve now to offer to the Public combining every requisite a Hat ought Lll the appearance of the finest a d most equally light, will wear twice as low, whitA it retetinc to the last ; it will lour, which is the most beautiful black ; nor a fur seven years ; no weather will ever ia. ire 465. Manufacturer'', 451, Strnnd, corner of Bed ilers,wlto wish for superior Silk Haft, will ige in noticing this Advertisement. ATI(' IC. OR DR. RAIDrS ANTI 'ENEREA I. DROP, J. and for exportation, by the Pmprietor, vet, Sohn, Leieeseer-sqtare, London. Nn be snore importasit to those af. Vetiereal Macaw, or any disorderbnrhielg the well as to future posterity, anise:tints be immediately removed. lo every %ler Kh.rr4t vultvatoru hat; frequently failed, mrans e , •10,11 re.tare the unhappy sufferer su Iphilitiru has been the etre-clue! remedy to lad activity, Dropb are almost linnet-. ePtible Itseir ngth nod tour - to the nerve., ant are nen cabinet; of captains auil motets of ships, ,al in all clitnitter. • ed..-aeli. Ireie .I udv ice, gratis, from eight till tea in pies only are now lilt on sale (price rarer scarce, interesting, and useful homily Work leo an elm Portrait of the Author, and a e), retitled HEALTH ; or, Advice to both let) of Complaints. S. SOLOMON, M. D. u..• oa C.oriale Dise.or., Nervous and Hy• Mims ; also General Remarks on Die. e human h ,dy is mo , t frequentls afilicted ; toms. mode at I reatownt, pout remedies 111033 each respective complaint. 'd, A Di,•rrtation on the Properties and Cold-Bathing 3 also an Essay on Secret curse on Itopotenev in the Male, and N. incident to Fear,les, &e.—The whole 'arty 01 authentic facts, clever before pub- /alive to keep the mind in heath'," salts in many is sances the body too) 6 the 'a friend." Ilisforiostatelv, the dislike of vices, but even our filihles„ mid thint , asols from asking for or receiving rerommends; mod this, Youth in para de the vortex of elisbipatimi And death : .oices ea dertiurtive to 1116 species, nod has fallen to my lot, by the puhlica• fn Heaths," o hick ig p tiniest out to li:e ara the 0 Silent Friend," which slit max sure, and ait h :6-isresl confidence of sue. instant., the geatine warmth of whit h she slice cannot Lear. A 4 flush prevails, per il persons aro left to their oo is judgment 'tire. 1r the Autlin.; md sold by Fara. Leigh. 1. Neck., and .111nri, Paterotr.ler-row; 111 Unit.-(1 K . . . luntlretlrhousan,l Pne Ilundeed Copies. Health have been printed. A CARD. ONLY INJURES BUT DESTROYS THOUSANDS. ice is of howl coley to the litilicted. CO. Surgeons, Members of the if Loinlois a wl Etliidvergh, after $0 yeArb' !time to direct thi o -gushes In the cure u( in stages, wed slums debilities pro ‘eretion., long residence in but climates, timely remedial, denser the s3stem, DUTCH PAPERS. ERFURT, Apan.2l.-I'he march of Prussian troops through this place began on the 4th, 24,221 men already passed through, though this town is no mill. Lary toad. Twetve hundred labourers are employed in fortify. Petersbargh and the Citadel Cyriaczburg, ac. :*stirrling to a plan laid down.last year. - 4-Htutrsstr.s, MAY-6.. 1 --the .conference between the e of Wellington End Prince Blucher, en the 3d, ' lasted four hours; on this occasion these great Com. teedders probably arranged the operations of the two :Otand Armies, in all possible cases. Prince Blucher's head-quarters are still at Liege, ....bitarill..shortly be removed further forwards. At Dinant, - Nzimur; Jemappe, Sombresse, Binehe, ['Charleroi, &c. are head 7 quarters of different Prus. iian divisions. Several regiments of Prussian ca. :valry have advanced from Luzemherg and the Mo. selle to the Meese, and are succeeded in 440 former _ places by troops of the Empire, particularly lies. siaoß. The whole army h in condition to act, as soon as circumstances shall require it. S2veral Generals and superior Officers who have served in Spain and Portugal, have arrived here within a few days from England, and immediately proceeded to the fron tiers. Lord Hill, who commands the right wing in Flanders, came here two days since to confer with the Duke. BRUSSELS AND FRANKFORT PAPERS. -..1.-- GHENT. MAT .G. APPEAL TO THE FRENCH SOLDIERS. numerous ruses of ark-tuns have been and are daily under - their i on its rising, should adjourn to Thursday. He gave - SOLDIERS !—One of your companions in arms, care, the total eradication of which 6 effected by a safe, cer- notice, that on that day he should submit to the a Frenchman, jealous of the glory and honour of the tail], and expeditious nixie of practice, superior to nay other House a motion for leave to bring in a Bill to enable army invites you to the standards of the august de yet adoptial. Toe weakness. retaxation, and debility proceed ing from this complaint, is sperd•lv removed, and the patient his Majesty to call out all or auv part of the regular scenilants of Lluis XII. and Henry IV. restored to sound and vigorous health. But where the debility Militia.—The motion was carried. th I cc B eare Soldiers !—Your error is only the fa• bas for year- existed, a proper persevener in their restorative remedies, after the stricture has been de,i roved, 6 indispensably : C A LI, OF THE HOUSE. ! nativism of glory, but there is no true glory bat that requisite to revive the slumberiog sparks of like, and to remit- ! Mr. BA NICKS rose- in pursuance of his notice, to which is acquired in defending the Kirg and the mate the ciaatitution. Several Noblemen" Gentlemen of t h e finit respectability pro Pose his motion for the Call of the House. Ile country. have been under the tare of Meer-. Currie rind Co. fur the re_ had reason to hope, however, from his communica. " For twenty years your generous blood has moval of complaint , of the uret h ra, strictures, &c. t and tinvill lion with the. Honourable Baronet (Sir 11. Parnell), flowed for pride and ambition. Our beautiful coon received a radical and persaauent cure, request that references that he would postpone the important question, of try, the asylum of the arts and the sciences may be made to them, as satisfactory evi•teners of the decisive ; our superiority of Wars. Currie und Co.'s plan of trealinew. Many which he had- given notice, to Tuesday, the 30th ; France, the glory of. Europe, is proscribed by all of these Gentlemen have had strictures from 10 to 90 years, and and he should therefore move the Call of the House nations. Brave fellow-countrymen, save your court. had been under the career Mean. Home, Heaviside', and tither Cio.'s 'spent-tire ' in the shove illimalers, Surgeons of equal eminence, who attempted the cure by the up. , for that day, by which time the Members would be try. so dee ntee tb lt b • consulted daily from tweets. enabled to attend from alt parts of th e kingdom.— " Ten till Eight, by pi:cation of the lunar caustic , without 'The world knows that valour,your :p y letter, slating their rase. age, ss , mode Mers. Carrie and Co. may be consulted by either sea, with He begged to observe, that at that time he should, as tried, is above all fear. But if yon deise rig a remittal:re), wh men edictoes, noel the greatest delicacy, Secrecy, and Inateur, at their house, liu.,. _ 9 .rid to any part of the town .tod enuotry. Jai , Hatton ga r den. 1 far as lay in his power, enforce the Coll.—l:Hear, fear sbame and the subjugation of your Country. per a•ol Co. Suwon., Charlotte-trouw, Patients is the country are requested to stale the particular' 66 Brave Comrade: I Yon will be overpowered by , Illackfrinr—mail, Load a; hut nu of their ewe, ace, and general habit . of living, &e. &e. ael:nitg , Sir . PARNELL, lest he should appear to pre- numbers, and victims of a false glory, 700 wilt hick do HA rimasia a consulting Fee. ; a remittance for advice and medicines, when the Lime will h e ; ~ hear 0 . . Fl,nda are by itigut cured without cut- given or sent to an, pada the kingdom. Tu MUM . that WerOCV diatate the question before a sufficient attendince abandon your country to a foreign yoke. ,so essential to their uudertakinp . the po4tage of iettent as,. he could be obtained, consented to postpone his motion " " That France, of which you are so proud • a Tot-sda), Tgursday, and Sunday Mm u • nddrd In the accauut Inc lacdicurrs.—*4 June, Iso9. -401)i ou the Catholic Claims to Tuesday, Oi r 30 th . Wish- France, so glorious, will become the obj ec t o f th e *dm, Hat ten-gardee. . ..es of infection) are, by their peculiar •d iu a frw dayi; and they particularly those whn li.ve attempted the cure thetn •rn so rutin tunale as to have w blind nod ic•wtranl of so important at Armlets of the troper trcuisivem nut only frequesilly de but eau Entwines) on the Itedd, face. 111Weliti, nnd nose, vertia.), suoi,e 'in the neak, ulcerated sore throat, birietUreS, ott theltlcin tnotes, nom:rad! pins in the (tenurial) ►nt-taken fur rlieutonotistn), ex knees. a m l snelled until at knells crucial debility and deettv of the emati. this di tarifa! ilis.mse lurking in the habit. .•f mercury. and which t4:t myttans fie fter, mad lon often embitters the matri- : _ x, ~:~iJa . . ~~.... =;. 4 414--i f' • . .. . .... - .4.. ,„L.. . . . . _ ... 1-.-/ it - • - ..._.. . ... . ... . - • • ..../ . . 4.).ia kt a KTFEE . . • • , . . . . . • a 4 Ile ci, ~,,,,,, ~..,,„1n....„ , • • . . • .'., . . • - .. , . P trib LONDON, SATURDAY,' I)L4Ir 13, Isl. iiiCE • , , ------ aus , .... • • . . _ " The Caw for which H e e tr IASII fell is the field,' wad Starer died se ifst 'colloid! " 4erstood, that as the Se, -ad, he shoal,' alk `kat day. -- tared to . - , ... , ... : r • f' t 7 4. a...-a L......-..... riarsta MI Mil in. ~,,•••• -- ..... -- .., RillilL ann 111•1•••••••• 4•5---•--, : ti , . • . , a . .". 1 '. f . ..... 1 . s . .1 4 ' . ; .-.-- • ~... . . 1 .. __,..4.' . The fallowing Post Coaches, Mail Gorecki% *e. set out from the Saracen's Head Inn. Suorr-hill:— UXBRIDGE. Hayes, Southall, and. Hearthll New Post Coach. every Aileen 00000 I. at Fair o'Ciuck. WEY ISIOUTII Union Coach. Four Insides, through Dor. chester, lit Ledford, Salisbury, and Andover, every Afternoon, arrives at Weymouth qeat day, to One ; where the Packets sail On Wednesday and Saturday Afternoon, at five, to Guern sey mad Jersey. from whence there is Si regular cooveyanee to Cherburgh and St. Makes. The road from Cherburgh to Paris, is the most deliebtful and the cheapest in France. 1 BRIGHTON New F.legant Post Coach, Four Inside only, every mond:seat Nine o'Clock, through Crawley, Ryegate, &c.. The WEYMONTII, Dorche s ter, and Blatalford Union Post-coach. every Afternoon. Carries Four lusides. LIVERPOOL Post Coach, to carry four Insides. sets oat every Morning, t 8 I) Linter worth, High Cross,. Hinckley, Atherstune, Tamworth, Litchfield. Uiletthorp, Northampton, ' and Dunstable. Arrives at Liverpool next Afternoon. EXE'rElt, Plymouth, Weymouth, Dorchester, Falmouth, Dartmouth, and Selishirry, New Post Coach, every Morialog at half-past Six o'Clock, with a Guard, through Moulton, Ax minster. ffrldport, Blandftirti, Basingstoke, and llagshot. BOSTON, Spalding, Peterborough, *Moo, and Hunting don. New Royal Mail Coach. sets out every Eveniug. Coaches from Boston to Spilsby; With. Urssa3bY, and Hull. LIVERPOOL, Warriaglosi, IC.outsford, Stone, and Litch field. Post Coach,'called; The 'expedition, every Evening at Five o'Cluck, to the Sancta's Mead lan, Dale-street, Liver- I pool. Guarded throughout ' HOUSE OF COMMONS. . BATH nod BRISTOL Flying-Post Coaches, throng , ! Chip- t The SPEAKER informed the House, that lie.had been intim penhain, Caine, and Marlborough, every Afternoon; arrive at : House of Peers, where the Royal Assent was given, by Coin- I , Mr. May's, the Greyhound lon, Bah; and the London Tavern, mission, to the Property Tax Bill, the Exchequer Bills Bill, Thomae.street, and she Swan Bristot. next Morning.—Coaches and several other Public and Private Bills (see Lords). to Wells. Bridgewater, Tauutua, &c. I A Petition was presented from Stockport against the latolvegt LEEDS New Light Coach, called, The . Rockingham, sets Debtors Act i nut every Morning at half-past Seven n'Clork : carries Four . The Oak Bark Bill went through the Committee—the Repssf' I Insides only, and goes remarkably etety, wills a Guard through- to he received on Thursday. lout. Panes through Stamfard, Newark, Belford. Doncaster 1 Th e Mili t i a Amendment Bill was read a third time, and nod Ferrytwidge, to the Golden Lioa, Leeds, next Day at Noon. p asse d. I Notwithstanding the °stemmata expeditioo of this Coach, it is I 1 I allowed to be the most ngreenble end complete Pohlie Convey- I On the motion of Sir GEORGE CLARKE 9 the b M on y the North Road, being unequalled in Accommodation ' Scotch Game and Fish Preservati on Bills i went'. ee any other. KENDAL, Lancaster ' Prestos, Kirby-Lansdale, Bolton, through aCommittee. Chorley, Oneskirk, and Germane Post Coaches, every After- The SPEAKER having resumed the Chair, noon, at Five &Clock. Guarded. Mr. W. DUNDAS moved is that the Report b• GLASGOW, Longtown, Gretna-Green, Amen, Dumfries. s Bnawnhill, Thornhill Sfiliqiih4r-1014, Cannock, Kingswell, I received on Thursday next." and au part of Seothiad, Campesslown Caseh (Daily). i Mr. HORNER then rose, and expressed a hope. YORK, Newcastle, and Edinburgh, new Coach, petfonsed with a Q uin t t h rougg i man. sets out every Morning at sirh pa s t : that Scotland would h e saved from such an injurious' Six o'Clock, by way of Newark, Retfort, Tadcaster, Dar measure as that under consideration. The law of Engles, Northellerion, Durham Ilisepeth, and Berwick.— &calmed was already su ffi ciently effective for the it Phmesgers finding themselves fatigued from the length of the journey, may rest what time they please and then proceed on object proposed, and required no increase of seve.. l without any additional fare. J. Clark , Black Swaa, Cu. rity. H e observed, that no animals existed between 1 oey.oreet, York, runs Conches to Sunderland, Hull, Scathe.. whom there reigned a greater antipathy , than be- 1 ~I rough, Whitby, and other Places. ISKIDGENOKTH sad Weisel new Pot Coach, every., tweet' a poacher and a Justice of Peace. He again ; Evening, remarked, that su ffi cient severity was already exe r . CAR - 1.18LP., Penrith. and Whitehaven, Post Coach, goes . ctsed,and trusted that it would be found unnecessary 1 with Four Homes, and si Guard all the way. Passes through Smugh, Applehy, Greatahridar , Richmond, Catterick, 80. to pass the present Bill. • ! resuilibrhise, Wetherby. Aberford, Doncaster, and Grantham Sir.G. CLARKE lamented that the. Hon. Member: (the neatest way by eighteen tulles). seta nut every Morning, and perfectas the journey with the greatest facility. Pas.roLers did not, during the sitting of the Committee, men. i diseased no the Road by balms or pleasure. have the peculiar tion those circumstances. The object of the present stigmata'ee of their seats being secured iu the neat Coach. Bill was merel to extend to Scotland the Enlish ' WAICEPIELD Putt Coach, every Inoruing, at half-past y g Six o'Clork. Game Laws, and particularly that part which reitteo.l SUNDERLAND, Stockton, and Yana , New Coach, ever, t•ta the selling of game. . . • Moraine, Fs the genres Isse, Seindeeksad. n derwood that it wan the object of ties MANLUCSTISR, Witggew, CAprOelVe. Witirlss" Wsitakt Al t t r i al -n _. t i and Wolverhamptna, Post Coach. every Afternoon . guarded. ' Co4ntaltree to have the MI Wafted previous to - tase, BIEMLINGHAM Mercury Pam Coach, with a Guard, sets , consideration of the Report, it was ordered that the; oat every Afteruoun, and reaches Birmingham next day at noon. epor should then . Nays by Oxford, Emma. and Shipstone, to the Saracen's ,la t Head, Bull -street, Birmingham. ' consideration of it • postp , toned to Thursday which ••• For the coaveoience of _persons residing at the west end wa s ace ordin of one town. Passengers and Parcels are booked g y fur all the I done. atrave Couches, at Hatchard's Coach Office, New White WAYS AND MEANS. Home Cellar, Piccadilly. On the motion of the CHANCELLOR of the EX , CH EQUEIt, the House resolved itself into a Com. 1 mitten of Ways and Means, for the providing of the Supply voted to his Wiest' - - - The Weights and Measures Bill was brought in and read a first time.—To be read a second time ou Thursday. Mr. IL ADDINGTON moved the second reading of the Local Militia Bill. Lord STANLEY said, he should not oppose the Bill in that stage, as an opportunity would be afford* ed him. of making some observations on it in the Com mittee.—The Bill was read a second time—to be com mitted on Thursday. The Report on India Judges' Salaries was reteived and agreed to. 1 The India Gratuities Bill went through a Commit. tee, and was reported. Mr. BANKES gave notice of a motion after thie vweass. ) for Papers relative to the Building of do • New Transport Office. Mr. H. ADDINGTON presented to the House a Declaration of the Catholic Prelates in June, 1809. Tho Scotch Commissary Court Bill was read a se. and time.—To be committed on Thursday. - General THORNTON gave votice That he should lan tha wee" maws fatless& tg. b O 4 /1 IkAiii_fat the better prevention of Riots, and Riotous Mesm. blip, and the speedy Punishment of Rioters. Adjourned to Thursday next. NERVOUS DEBILITY, STRICTURES, LUIS, &c. WLIEN Professional Men, eminent for skill and experience, offer their advice, nod exert t heir abi• titles for the core of a few reigning diseases, they rise supe r i or to that prejudice which is so justly excited against the adver tisement, of mit, Ignorant of the first principles, and uneducated in the practice of physic. Messrs. CURRIE and Ca. regalur Surgeons. satictimwd by every privilege to practice, and by the uniform sitccess which their mode of treatment for Venereal Complaints bas hitherto been attended, continue n it It the same assiduity to direct their studies to the cure of every specie, of that !woeful pos,:oo. us well ita the removal of those distressing debilities and deficiencies which prevent or embitter the Matti 'at stale. In the cutnioeue of human infirmities there are ll more afflicting than those which are the unavoidable con sequences of nn indulgence inn certain destructive habit. The unhappy sufferer broods over his misfortunes, ashamed to seek relief until hr is reduced to such a state of misery as to render life oppressive. To such persons it will be a consoline race dim to know, that they may now, by a new and infallible re medy, be restored to their former constitutional strength and vi gour. Weak, relaxed, and debilitated habits, proceeding either from an excess of conjugnl and illicit pleasure, or from a long residence in hot climates, 'laid drinking , the injudicious use of mercury, &c. are s peed i ly res t ore d t o [malt,. 6:4 strength. It must he a self-evident proposition, that where the negro. gate of intellectual capacity is directed to the tre.straeat nod cure of a few peculiar complaints, there must he the greater certainty of surer--; nod as n proof of this position their me thod of cure is so particularly expeditious, ns well as safe, and so evidently superior to the c practice, that in some slight cases of infection a perfect restoration is completed in the short period of three days, and in those of the utmost inveterat e), where other practitioners have failed, a proper perse verance to their plan of treatment ensures to the patient a safe, well grounded, and lusting re-establishment. By an early ap plication, the patient will escape the danger and expence of a tedious attendance upon the less experienced praetitioner. In the most obstinate and complicated ca-es of venereal infection, pu t h ,; obstructions in the urethra, spuoey excrescences, bard tumours, callous ulcers, eruptioas,semitinl weakness, gleets,as also Strictures, whether recent or of long &loam), and which have baffled the skill of other practitioners, nre,by their present i %nos , wed plait of treatment. effectually and permanently cu red, wi I hoot the patient suffering the exereeintiag pain and Manning hemor. ihipctt which frequently follow the applientioo of the !moor cams. tie.% the course of YO years extens i ve privtice in t his metropolis 7. e.!> bt the Committee, the CHANCELLOR, of th e . . Exchequer moved a R.solution, empowering every person whit .bad previously subscribed to the amount . of 1001. and upwards, towards the funding of Exclie:': quer Bills, to tender a further subscription. of 80W per. cent. which was agreed to.. Mr. W. FurzGERALD proposed an addition to the Stamp Doties of Ireland ; partly the imposition of stamps on Policies of lusureace, Inductions of Bishops, Bonds, and other -initrumeats not before taxed, and partly by an increase .of the duties. <irk. those instruments now required, to be stamped. He also had to propose a Resolutien which would equa lize the Custom Duties of the two countties, •by in creasing those on Silk and Hops,' the only two arti cles between which there was a difference in the Cus tom Duties of the two kingdoms. He also had to propose a tonnage duty on the Imports into Dublin harbour, for the purpose of raising sums for the re pair of that harbour. The Resolutions to this effect' were carried. The House resumed, and the Report Was ordered to be received on Thursday. Sir S. NEWPORT moved for an account of the Fines imposed on the Towns and Parishes in Ireland for illicit Distillation, in the years 1813 and 1811 ; and how and at what periods they had been collected, and what resistance had been offered to their collec tion, end by what persons—whether civil or military. .-43rtlered. ' MILITIA. Lou] CASTLEREAGH moved, That the House, tt