The Statesman. — London, England, 1814-03-31 00:00:00

• • - Vij a kir tr. 4 41r1 •-7 Xf ). zip% AL • • N .. • , f k . r . L . - • ' wi • • • • . • • . ' •. t < - A4,. , -* • • I. la IttlieJ , -4. . 1 .4 • hi s ' L nt I • -1 - • ;Icr - No. - 2528. Lokbai, IAY, MARCH 31, 1814. PRCk-.6p Whsri 7a:driest's &mad ffr Say, lo l arne4 CAMDEN !-.—When unlaacful found? Say, virtuous liwitrenu • •••;41 1011 • of pals •. THEATRE ROYAL. DRUR.Y.LANE. T ills present EVENING, 'March 31, their SlNiestie.;! flervniiis VI ill perform VirEST MI MIER ASSOCIATION for the further RIMAIIF of the surrEftEas by the'WAR 1 iu GF.RMAN a• His It..yal Dighoets the Duke of YORK, in the Chair. Ai a very'ouraeroto Meeting, atte,deil b Rosa! Hl4lls ness the Duke of Sussex, she .Arciihi,hotts iff Cnnterloury and York, and many of the Bistaups, Nubility, and other &Owe of • IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. HAMLET, PRINCE OF DENMARK. Mallet, Mr. Kean; Ophelin, Miss Smith. After which, TURN OUT! HOUSE Ole LORDS, Mum 3P. - - 'Judgment was affirmed in the following cases of 'Appeal, viz. Goodright v. Rigby—Meade v. the Earl of Bandou—Sir W. Johnstone v. Jewdwine—La mont a. Lamont, with WI. costs. Mr. Hutchinson, from the Bank of England, pre •ented an Account of the number of Bank-notes in circulation from Marrh, 181/, to January, 1814 : also an Account of the Price of Gold and Silver du: ring that period, and of the Rates of Exchange all She various marts of Europe. Sir Thomas Arland brought op frOh the Rouse of Commons a Devonshire Road Bill. Ham. ; Second Price 6d.—Pit. yl. Sd. ; Seennd Prim, 2,—Lower Gallery, ; Second Price, /a.—Upper Gallery, Is.; Second Price, 6d. It was unatilamw-l' resolved, Ist. That it appears to this Meeting, that the severe tintlowto. gravated sufferings, proctsci-d by the ravages of war hi. Ger many, cull loudly on the humanity of to a British nation:. 94. That the appeal to British humanity oat thiprestan °era. siou is rendered peculiarly forrih'e by the cottsiderotiou p that whilst we have shared as largely as any other part of Eproite the trinmplismsd advantages that trove misen from the Magou ni. mons and successful efforts made Its the inhabitants of Germany, in vindication of their hationni independence and :ionour, we have been spared, by the blessing of God, from tits ttreatestpf all human calamities, the miseries ond horrors • the slot of war. 3d. Thalus this blessing has left to ns the means, so sought it to inspire as with an ardent dmire fo ate them in relieving the distremet .ut those whose sufferings have contributed to our security. 4th. 'That it Committee be appointed to solicit and receive subscriptions for this purpose. and that nil monies so received be placed under the management and controul /if the said. Co mmittee ; that the Committee do consist of the following per sons, with power to add to their numbers, or to unite with the City Committee if they deem it prudent. THEATRE-ROYAL, GYVENT-GARDEN. T HIS present EVENING, March 31, will be performed, THE WOODMAN. Tai which will he addled, THE MILLER AND lIIS MEN. . . ~..~ The Omits to be opened at half post he o'clock. to be gin nt OW - post •ix. • Mr. Brogden brought up from the House of Com- mons the Clergy Penalties Bill, and the Legal Quays Bill. They were severally read a first time, and oi dered to be printed. .1‘ DISTRESS IN GERMANY. TIMMGH the commitrEE for relieving the distress, occasioned by the ravages of War m Germany, boa hero enabled hy..lititish benevolence to remit otbout 50,0001. fssr the alleviation of the woes of sufferlog hind:pity ; yet. such Ras been the extent of the devastations, such the depth of misery inn which whole distrirts•have been plunged, and ,n numerous and urgent are the new applications fur relief from various quarters, that the Committee ran oil no (icemn (husk of relay sng its efforts. Details of these distres , es will be found in (be Reports of the Committee, which, as well as Panels for Chwrolara and Congregations, may be had at the London To. weft I and-atArkertonan's, Strand. The Archbishop of CANTERBURY gave notice, that if the prints shoold be un the table to-morrow, he would move the second reading of the Clergy Pe nalties Bill. A - COMMITTEE. Archbishop of Canterbury, Wm. Wilberforce, Esq. Archbishop of York, R. H. Inglis, Esq. Bishop of London, Joshua Waban, E.q. Bishop of Exeter, Rev. Archdeacon Cambridge, Bishop of Chester, Henry Thornton, Esq. Bishop of Salisbury, Rev. H. H. Norris, Bishop of Ely, Sir J. Mac folosb, Lord Kenyon, Hos. F. North, Lord Caltburpe, Col. Bathurst, Ri. Hun. Sir 3. Nichol!, Rt. Hoii. Sir Win. Scott, Rt. fUn. G. Rose, I Chas. Grant, Esq. Jon. M. P. Sir Thomas Aclaud. Rt. Hon. J. C. Villiers, E. Wilbraham Entitle, Esq. R. H. Morten ' Esq. sth. Resolved , That the cordial Thasks of this Meeting he given to his Royal Highness the Prince Regent, for his liberal donation of 5011. The Writs of Assistance Bill was read a second time, and ordered to be committed. Adjourned. moscßirrioss SINCE RECEIVED. HOUSE OF COMMONS. The Legal Quays' Bill was read a third time and passed. The West India Trade Bill, the West India Ships' Bill, the Sail-cloth BM, and the Caro(' Bill, were se verally committed.—lteports ordered to be received to-morrow. ThP Gold Coin Bill was read a first time.—Or dered to be read a second time to-morrow. The Salt Bill was read a second time.—Ordered to be committed on Friday next. The Scotch Military Road Bill was read a second time. Amount already adveitised £61.451 12 10 At Wm. Halts. I Additional Soltscritt- Tripods of liuntiog.. siting from New don Mouthly Meet- bury, per Me , sis. • btu • - £2l 0 I Fuller and Grahatnlsl.3s.6d. *First& of Guildford, 1 At Llosd'... Stomitly--firetrogi • A Collection at the prr Alm ri-Birkbeek 65 19 Rev. J. Harrnot's Nary Sharp, near Go. Meeting, Beacous dalming 1 1 field, per Main- Friends of Dover, staring and Co. __ _ Folkestone, are. 31 14 Mace, Watermati,aud Joseph Proud 5 5 Co. Tenderden 5 0 friends-of Y 'irk, Sel- ' Rev. J. B. Coombe. do. 1 1 by, and Culling. • W. Yeuts p _Etq. Cyan worth 2611 11 t iltroa, HMI 5 0 Ditto of • Peakith and Mr,. Yeats 1 0 Warriugoln 16 0 John Nebtilt, jun. 10 0 likfitional from Her*. At the Committee Room. ford. yer J.Jlooper 2 0 Rev. William Palle), John Harry 1 1 Effingham, Surrey 1 0 Ytiends of Witney, John Si' inger 1 0 per Win. Albright. , Mrs. Wavel '1 0 pa. 121. b. 6,1. William Hobson and Dahl of Crogge.h.ill 30 i 5 Soo *p 0 A few Frivol: of Ock- A CoVectilm in the l'a"'_s. Pr* It . flaoleY T 0 Pal r.lt Church a Joins moiler. of o..khant 1 3 Chorley, Laura - • Al-limorr. liosanquet - sbire,•pzr Re%. 0. • and Co. Cooper 431. Is. 9d. J. R.. liosnuques, Esq. 10 10 A servant. per Res. At Messrs. Perriteg,shaw, Mr. Striukopff /414 Co. A Prwilty incurred G. P. of Harlotry • I 1 hr a Lady for i i an.- A t Messrs. Barnard, Dims- ferring a Ticket oil dale, mot Co. , the first Concert of net.rige Musty'', Esq. 20 0 the Philharmonic T. N. Powlett, E . ,q. 5 0 Society 4 4 At Messes. Barclay Sir Francis Willis 10 It and Cu. Mrs. Simeon 10 10 Rev. R. Renee S $ Miss Simeon 5 "5 N. Swaim, of Amptein, Mier H. Simeon 5 5 Sufolk 2 0 • Collection at RA- T. P. While, Sober- boroughTithernal le, lea, Hants 3 0 Gloucestershire, per Sir. Ba iler 1 0 Rev. Mr. Renthm 20 13 retain the Prtjoh of R. v. W. Newman, Witham, E•set! 59 9 and a few literals, AS Mn,.',. Down and Co. Bow 9 0 Tho. Ilindcrweli, Esq. S. E. 30 0 Scarborough 2 2 J. H. and N. Char- • .ILev. T. B. Scar- I rington 5! 10 borough, per Wood- Juba Atkins and Stu llk) It all. and Co. 3 3 16 0 1 £lO 0 0 It/ b 0 •' -, 5 0 5 5 1 0 5 0 10 0 6 e • 7 5 Sidocritttinap received al the liars oftbe City of London Tu stin; I.loo's Coffee-Ism:se; Stock Excitant; and at all the Lasiiits in Toms aad Country. R. H. MARTIN, Secretaries. LUKE HOWARD, Torsennow wilt be ptihiiithefl, ilia-hived with a tap anti Eugrovior, price 37,. 6d. bottrds, the id amid ten• Clisd:trzr Volume of IaROFESSOR LANGDORFF'S VOYAGES IL avid TR A V ELS, captaining tbe narrative of the Vitvage fugue Knout+ iiko to the Aleutinn islands. and Nottb-Wevi -Cense if America, rind return by land over Ike Norto-list part , nt Asia. Minuet 6.heria, to Petersburg h, a route uever yet per- Strewed by any travriler. Tye 6r , 4 v.isnur of thy valuable and entertaining work eon. anise the account of the Einbaysy In Japan. sod is illustrated neigh sixteen Plates, ;trice 21. 6d. hoards. Printed for 11 Centime. 50. Conduit-titreet, Loudon : nrr! sold by Goldie, Edinburgh ;J. Cumming, Dublin; and all tinrekiellers. !SEW MONTHLY MAGAZINE. 6th, Resolved, That the Thanks of this Meeting be presented to his Royal Highness the Duke of York, for his ready eon. desieosion to the request of she Committee, mid for the honour dune so this caose; and the benefits which the sufferefe•on the Continent are likely to derive from his high szample. ! 7th. Resolved, That the Thanks of this Sleeting be presented to his Ropil Highness the Duke of Sussex, for.the honour of his countenance to this Meeting. Bth, Thst Messrs. Hammersley and Co.• he Treasurers to this Committee, and receive 1111 Monies subscribed for the Westmin ster Association.—Signed by Order of the Cmarryttee, JOSHUA W ATSOII. i Secretaries. pro R. ACK ANN,., ERM • leoP"ro• • H. R. 11. the Prioce Rey. kr. Herbert Regime ..6503 0 .., M u fti+, in addition 11. It. U . the Duke of . to a former Sub . York . 100 0 scriptinu , His Grace the Arch. Sir Thomas D. Ack bishop of Cartier- land, in addition to • bury 10j 0 461.6.. • Ili 5 Archbishop of York 100 0 George lAA, E. 10 0 The Lord Bishop of Juha Dingwail, Esq. lil 10 Durham 100 0 Mrs. biligivisli A 5 The Lord Bishop of Four Lmkai•-- , - --- -1 0 London . 100 0 ' E.. W. Boon, E5ei.41.1 ) .25 0. Bishop of Winchester 50 0 Hon. J. C. Villiers 31 10 Bishop of Worcester 50 0 PrOpreetors of the Bishop of Exeter, in - ' Observer addition to a former tads Olivia Sparrow, subscription of :MI. 30 0 in addition to 204 Bishop of Salisbury, berme • in auldnicio to a for- A Lady mer subscription of bliss Julia Deem Bell 101. 10 0 Hon. W. Broderick Bishop of Norwich 50 0 Edward Farnham Bishop of Ely BO 0 C. Bicknell Duke of Montrose 10J 0 Rev.ArchdeaconWol. Earl of Bridgewater 10. i 0 Liston Lord Sid nth 100 0 Mi,s Dymley, Gray's- Lord litirrowbv 100 II inn Us. Doll. Gerrge Rose IUO 0 Mr. Ackland Ors E. scellency OWN Rev. s'; W. Cunning- Merfeld, An-triton . - boat, Yeear of Hof. AintEt-sailor., er . 100 0 row •Lord Ilitekin;La oshire 100 0 James Sell, Esq. in Hope, Esq. Itlo 0 addition Lord Kenyon 100 0 Rev. Arciniesco• Putt 10r Robert Peel . DO U Sonde's" • t.. LOrd‘Lordley 100 0 Job* Moore, Esq. rid-. His Excelletiey Count delirium! 5 5 De In Gailie, Sue- Rea. Mr. Collett 2 2 • dish Airdia•ottlor to . 11.11..J0hn Wolfe 10 0 *be Court of Ma- Rev. R. Voir*, Chelsea • 6 0 di id 50 0 J. Lichfield 6 0 F.arl de Lau arr LO 0 Toonvis Itooke, But. b b East of I:pettiest. 100 0 A Lady . ' 1 0 R. N. Si.. Jobs, Nitb..ll 50 0 i Friend 1 U tient•ral Tao-felon 0 13 1 Henry Lodge s El. 10 110 Mrs. J. A. Rucker 111 It) John LodgeWillesek, % i Idn.. Seltinz 10 10 Esq. 1 Itev.Mr Ko•oeAChil- , Sureesi . 1 0' • drew andPopils L:olv Colooerro. rr•HS M. D. Lady 1 1 Sirs. Rothschild 'fun Ladies 1 1 • Mts. Monteli .r. John Bliscoe, Esq. 5 U Mrs. 11. J. Ruches .I.ilin N. Kaprs, Esq. Si. 0 Lord W• 1.1. haw R...v. John Keysall 5 0 Rt. Ron. W., Scott Serving tun s:tarry 1 1 Joshua •Waison, Esq. N. 1). ii. Newton 1 1 Archdeacon of C4llll Win. Hand, EAq. .1 1 bridge Mrs. Ila•al 1 1 Mrs. ftirtli !Unitas Barneld, Esq. 10 0 _ G. Gipos. 1.,,t0. G. F. Berries, Esq. 5 0 • John Turner, Esq. Mrs. N. N. 1 0 - James Mere, Esq. It. v. J:uaes Harris 1 I H. H. Not-ri.., f.,ii. Small Donations 1 18 Colonel Bit hurSt Me. Ship.. I! 4 Tusisorrow will Ae poblislo.d, price is. the Third Number of THE NEW MONTHIX MAGAZINE; corn ptibing, exchusive of thes t urorrous other depai town's, the 'following - interesting original rioununications :—Georgiana or, Royal Ariettlots s. illustrative of the Iliptory of Great Britain, during the peri-d of Inn .ears—Bistary of a Duke et Guildres —Ftyza..logy ; or. Philological VctitilatinM. by Humphrey Telfair,, M. A.—The luvestigator-.Case of Deafness---Coal oscillators ou Slinkespear-:-On Lunacy nithout lucid intervals-- I/Semis of oiniating the &ulcers of travelling after heav i y !mows —On Utensil Entulation—Legnl Question—Rev. W. BingleT on the Vi..tfe Fish—Remarks on Theatrical Management -On the neglect of Religions Fasts and Festivals--Comparinot be- I ween Irbtiott and Reasoo—On the defective agate of the lEngli,lt Siker Coinage—Prate and Wur, an Allegory—On Female Sorrows and Itefoim--Strictores on Dr. Thornton's School Vir gil—Professor Carlisle's Greek Manuscripts of the New Testa aseat—On the use of Derivatives—Mr. Galt on the Fine Arta.- Original Letters of the Emperor Leopold—Bev. John Wesley —Of Sarah, Ditches , of Marlborough, to Prince Eugene. Puhlithed for the Proprietor*, Colboro, 50, Con ; G. and S. Rot,inbon,,ntertioster-row ; and may be bad of all Po-masters, Booksellers, and Newsmen iu the United Kingdom. 1111CHA RDSON, 'GOODLUCK, and Co. JULCon tractors for the Lottery, respectfully tuform the Public that the Drawing aill consmeuce the 9d of MAY. The Scheme contains 11,00.) Tickets, and in oddities its the Money Prises, there are extra Prizes of 1,04 .Ticketschi the nest LeifierY $ thus every Purchaser adveuteres with the Chore of lite Prima in i ire separate Letteries. ' 1.. .of. • £.20.0c0 i 1 4 a A • 13.000 2 'A n t ) I I.• ..... ...... ...e 5.00) V. l • , . .11 .. l,OOO 4*b ' .. 2 1t I, .4 Rec. At. he. SAGO relict nets. Mira in i TA be Arms at in Mime I. '-' ' APC '' "` The fah Scheme . with Pariseatars, may re I grails. Tickets and Shares are belling by RICE) *RASO ,ii, camp- 'LUCK, nal go. But t Bohm iii., pm* Bp, Fuotin 10 i . Chabot -(tosu • . .• had been urged respecting the necessitficissthe clauses. • he could say that 18'801. could only beiotteeted front 4700 houses. This Bill Was brought In by Petition: ers who paid 46,0001. of poors' vales. and another Bill met to be brought in by a pdrt of the parish who paid a much smaller sooportiotti audit the-de-. lay proeosed should take place, the seennd Bill weskit hive the preCedence. . ~ - -.. After a few words from Mr. Wethiriell, Sir S. Roe , milly, and Mr. Rose, the House divided, s ' For the second readiag - St- 'lb Against it . . :ilii, ' --v-"•*- '' Majority in favour of she versond resrliog -I • - ' MAYO PEtiTION. • ' Mr. WETHERELL moved that the lionseshouttl receive evidence at their Bar in support. of the Pelle tion from the Petitioners against the' ratan fro the county of Mayo. . • William Grieve, Agent to Mr. Kiiebie - itistl other . Petitioners, was introduced to the Liar of. thelioitse, ' who stated that he could not. proceed for.,went.of• the names of the sureties for the recognisance S that he bad written to Dublin to Mr. Macdonald, ,Sir. it irwan'a Agent, on Thursday last, and he expected an answer in the cserse of a week.. - . After the evidence had withdrawn, Mr. \VETHERELL moved . that the time fdr entering into the recognizance should be enlarged to the 18th of April nest, which was agreed to ac cordingly. - COLON [AL OFFICES. • Mr. COU LBC(1 N produced to tlerflouse the pee pers relating to Appointments,to (Mei in the Coe lonies, called for by an lionourable'•Xlemhee (Me.. Creevey) on the preceding evening, shich htetnosed -s, ► to be printed. \ Mr. CREEV EY hoped the Secbinl, rending of the Colonial OIECe Bill would be allowed to stand over to another day. The papers produced were of the greatest importance to the peeper understanding of the question, 'and ought to come into the hands of The CHANCELLOR, of the EXCHEQUER ; Members previous to discus-lon. On examining wished this Bill to be committed forthwith for the; these papers it would be found that fill the • Offices purpose of being sent to Scotland, for the revision of . were held during pleasure, except that of Chief the Commissioners of (toads, and afterwards being ' Clerk of the Island of Jamaica, held by Sir Evan re,cammitted. i Nepean. Daring the twenty-eight years he had .. ....., in addition The Bill was. accordingly committed, the Report filled this office he had been only one month in Ja. I to n foie— - received,inA with the amendments, ordered to he Maim. He asked no longer a delay than Monday or es) o i ----' - printed and taken into farther consideration on the Tuesday. 3tl•of Mey next. I Mr. GOULBURN said, if the honourable Mem. 10i 0 111 0 The Clergy Penalties Suspension Bill was read a - her could show that die Papers had the least bearing third time and passed. i on the measure which was to cone before the_House l 0 0 . ,HACKNEY POOR BILL 1 . to-morrow, he would not oppose the - delay, The 100 0 Mr. MELLISH moved the second reading of the Honourable Gentleman had 'adverted to Sir' Even 60 o Hackney Poor 13111. 'i Nepeirii's Commission. The fault found with the So u s Mr. WROTTESLIsY soid this Bill contained is : Act of the 22,1 'of the King, Was, siset it gave a clause, the princi; ie of which had been often before iltoweestfseetting aft uortni;teirlti tte of absence. 50 0 0 0 ' reptittitleif; He certainly-thought some reason ought Afte r a few wor d s f rom Mr. .Vlti l ite re a l l, te a to he given why such a clause was necessary in the . Ch anc ell or o f t h e E xc h equer ; Mr. Ab e i c iO m bi e, an d 1 • 2 q parish of Hackney. He did not, however, mean at' Mr. Brand, the papers were ordered to be printed. 40 0 10 0 present to oppose the second reading. t Mr. GOULBURN then moved that the ,second 50 0 1- 1 Mr. RP4F. supported the Bill. 50 0 11 , • reading 'of the Colonial Office Bill, whichitivod for , ]O,l 0 i Mr..lilYNO Said, if the parish of Hackney did not tomorrow (this day) should beepoitpeued to f riday 10.! 0 make out its good 1' case as those parishes who had nex t . — O r d ere d . - •..... • tie 0t obtained similar Acts, he should certainly oppose it. 100 it An Account was mewed for of-all the AlOpy of it, 0 Sir EGEaTos BRYIX; ES. though desirous not the Line, Frigates, and smaller Vessels, bet is to oppose a measure of this not,::;', could not ap- Merchants' Yards . since 1793.—Ordered. . , 1, - .0 0 i prove s' the clause ire question. I TIM BOURBONS AND THE NEGOCf-ATIONS. 100 0 t'lr. MELLISH was seedy to agree, that unless; Mr. BRAND rose for the purpose of putting two 100 0 the Rome should he convinced of the -necessity for ! questions to the Right Hon. Gent. (the Chancellor 100 0 Ida o the existence of the clause in question le the Bill, it : of the Exchequer), 'to answer which he hoped there i 100 0 i ought not to he supported. But lie could not seetwould be no objection. - First, Whether Government why the parish•of liacitney, which was in a similar : hail sent out, or was•. about to send out, a ship to situation with the sixteen or seventeen adjoin:7 convey the Duke of Berrip Beurdeaux ? And, see Parielres, all of ehich had obtained ;tete' contain e 1 condly, whether Negociations were stilt tarried on 50 0 LO 0 clauses of the nature of that now objected to, should !at Chatillon between the Ambassadors of the Allies fan 0 be put on -*different feeling from their neighbours. i and of the Emperor of France? so 0 i Sir'S. • IIOMILLY wished the Honourable Member , The' CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER s 0 0 lir 10 to inform 'the House, wheat there was peculiar in replied, that iv ith regard to the second question he 10 10 the parish of Haeltuey, that the inhabitants should . should have thought that the Non. Member would • it 6 not be 'object to the same laws which prevailed have been aware, that in the present situation of at. JO 10 throughout the other parishes of the kingdom. The; fairs it would not be fit to give any answer upso the 10 10, Honourable Gentleman had said that similar enact- ' subject. Ou the first enquiry we uncle, steed the 5 5 5 5 mints KW been obtained in the sixteen or seventeen Right Hon. Gent. to put a negative; but the !ow 500 adjacent parishes, this might be the case, but how did , tone of voice iii which he spoke would not permit . 1 10 I it affect the parish of Hackney ? lie was nos desi. :• what lie said to be distinctly heard in the gallery. 52 01 I rails of dividing the !loose, but he thought it was ; TIIE SPEECH OF TIIF. s:PLAKPB. 30 10 incumbent on those, who brought forward a 13;11 so ; Mr. CARTWRIGHT, seeing a Right Hon. Gent. 10 10 injurious to the lower orders of people, to show in his place, begged to be Wormed what day had 10 10 10 10 what was so peculiar ih this perish which required so , been fixed upon by the Noble Lord, his Friend • 5 21 0 5 particular a law. There were 10,000 parishes in this' (Morpeth) , , for the Motion respecting the late Ad -20 'O l -- _ kingdom ; ants in lids manner byintrodUcing one hi* i dress of the Speaker ? . - ----- a for one parish, and another for 'a different parish, ; Mr. PONS.ONBY replied, that Friday the thi I i 11.."REEMA.N'S GUTTA. SALUTARIS, au iinprred Specific for the Scurvy, and every } the greatest confusion and uncertainty would prevail :April had beetrelioien, as it *es supposed that by -''''"" i s throughnio the ceentry. These P o u r Bills w e re tit' that day the iliting*Of the various Quarter Sessioni and Impurity of the Blood. Seerhatic Complaints etre the most genets' Malady of the Bri- peersl passed in silent,. 'The noose would be kite Wistfiti be Coniludeel: , siev Caretitutiont isi family is, moreur less. exempt from them, lonished were they to know all the Bills-Which they I - • Mr. CARTWRIGHT was of opinion that many and they show Ilseusselvem in &variety of wa d s; thus produce had ►passed. They Werenotawere or the'lawv which Members' caoki not be' retareed and in their - places e ore ulceration, mut other diseased state , of the skint they e rn es% s h ine . Into of' irnpetite, w ea kness, and dejectibn or spirits; they had made forparticular parishes. It might be right -by that early slay. • 'lie apprehended too, that any and t h e ni ti.i of tilood being' tendered f t itil, it is incapable of sip. to make the landlord pay the P oors ' Rates, and to notice for a Call Of th e House for'the 22d of April, of lifefording 1.1 healthy Nix Niply of nourishment to enable the function* 'y and s ;veily perOwnsed. As a remedy . place him under ' ihe necessity of recovering again would be shorter then custom required. • from all to allitpu p r r iri Pe m from this c h o s e , D r . y ee o isaa t s G a n a saki- : from his tenants; but if such a measure were neces.: Mr. PONSONBY replied,--thafwvore•than three ii regaireamiy, a few balkier t why Confine it to the parish of hackney ,' and weeks notice wotild• be.allowed, -and he iterew that taxis has proved itself ,by a reutation of *bay seam a certain' -• tory, specific and never-failing curet/ 'this invaluable medicine to remove the most *Mode ivad Is-I - net extend It throughout the kingdom'? There vets from particular circumstancett' l oft Wentlti not be con- Telerate scorbutic complaint. ! not a garish throughout the country, which did not •venient Obis Noble Friend tolfivaitterday for his At this period of the seasou it is well known the scurvy and ' i ts embequ ences are much to he dre a ded; in every comniution Conthin persons of the siskelltedesrriptiou alluded Motion. The Monday succeeding woula lie the where they'are prevalent, the above meditine is itiemonievided t o i n this Bill ; and there' wet Itti'kiiiirin why the , furthest possible postponements• ,e. ~:Ss preventing, th e same law ought not to prevail in till jive" e other pa- i Mr. CARTWRIGHT reratteiteiii thee odious-n -es tee only certain Meant, of curing, as well as malady from breaking out; nor is it less sercesstu l against the . in I his. • • wench i m m u res a c e r tain din- fishes as s. 13at oto Rothe would op- meets had tecently'beerernade fn etheettivellitoce of effects of a o ell knoun contagion, ems that embitters the source of enjoyment; every injury arising ! uortuiiity of considering 'Ali ltuestiOn robes fully the attendalsce,of ' th e Irish MlAti'beAl p 'end he= hoped from this taint, whether externally op:bearing or totem in the . ' after . _ the Recess, and•the_ i ePetteral sense of' the/thugs - that thieslight accesistortdatiorfittiiihVgenetal- wish of . . Mood, Is rattirail and safely removed b./ it, without the neres- ! siirnf consinemesit. or those other restrictions which asedleines • might then be taken... He 'thought, .theeelbres;lbe 'Ceuetry MemberresvOliftli SlietiA'realsted.• • - • • second ileading of this Bill should be tiutoff till the Mr: PONSONHY-dettliwP tliat'ailjournrotints had of a leis seperierasd active kind requite. lit Is, therefore, re. commended In youth.of boob sexes, and to thime seho are about first Thbreday a l ter the Heti*. •. . , .., 01 at is flaw' New titittfelittteXfor the vosiveihnice of to enter into a married state, and' wistild wiill iiit'llieserse firm • •- r j ;Es , . heralds sod a sound romiitution in by it they willitie Steed from ' Mr.' WROI i TESLHY libeereed, auk Vilma he the Milli illeiebtisis. ll ol s Mu , .les-He saw no .RverYilifk i l il Y i" which their is Tre lairi "` Sa l illiee*l P 44 ,: i t sapote befdre,' he-did not kit** thkt i it iabOttixiesCandinviiiieriisoi r fikthivikatillitrkiettibjeit ,beyond them, and be restored to their origina l . strri,Wth aid - - - feve iiira 114"). it I niedlergrding to nittipait teem' t ' )I . *Ve" P ' l i ttilta - Aflai • ' W li '•` j • ' 4 - ' 64 44 1- "•" . is ): ra tabu. • la ihe eiatersei ()Utile female sex, w preilosaimun. it lever Ms Id etre& the mate • seaseer than nitYl - Mr. MEIAISIII wfilhhtil-thn Leartthetiest r' Mr. VARTWRIGHT !Wed' Wit :ssthe Mate oiler, mediCine, and to ire.g strength, animalion t .and . general ( - r Si S. 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