The Statesman. — London, England, 1814-04-20 00:00:00

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WOODMAN'S HUT. ; ges MCI Price Sr. 6d.—Pit, yr. 6gt. ; second Ilsi—Lnwer Galiery; So. i Second Price, lb.—Upper Gallery Is. • Second Price. 6d. BOOBS PUBLqUI , IO TIl DAY. their . „.... , . hive the iteportint conieillsence of eetilOug the pee. 'jibs ynd4 the doniinion of the So, ere;g oi a HOVIIE OF 4.9[11)5 . , A.PIIII/19. (tlttnagh lodged this enplersa of some of they.. would Ti'. tvest.,indie Tuttle Bljl,,the West India net petitlifkit)lnst setiify.ing the natives of France ping 13i11, and the Leger - Quays' Bill . receited the -,thisenit tliet..has hlesur . diliiti - has been done, juoly, anyel Assent by Commissioni• the GordChitneellp4' nitioni whom his.Loldshiphelieved there yet r+tu;ti •the Duke of Montrose, and Lord ikalsingbant sitting ed malty d h oublu t •and soot* seeds' of ,disunion. Tice' as Commissioners. ' pasts would cptteiece•the world that the •Gr ,, vrte. Lord ELLENBOROUGII presented a Petition tnent now Os tt bI i sb ' edi n Franseli I l lsanded•on truth, from the Debtors confined in Newgate, praying a e ed rme in r j i o n a s t t i n ee ii , o art , d a 4 s h oist et.fri rec te a t t 4 teininen irepownoseis b torPface ie isi * e mi lle Ater: 4 It wet ordered to he on the•table. • Lord NAPIER presented a Petition from Lady ' principled. ambition. The adrentigesAesulting Ann Hamilton Fullartou anti Lady Georgiatia .* such a digeinsurelepuld he titatUltilli Mackie, reipvtiog an appeal ol;ich..ltad been before it she Almost introunded confidence in:those, whose the House. The consideration of - Wwas postponed -moderation, not whose etiorhitietcy, hid . been the till Thursday, at the suggestiou of Lord Lauder- cause of the liberation of Europe from Site yoke of data, that the irregularity might 41ustertsined;the tyfainny. The Noble Berl seemed nodecided.as to prayer being the rehearing of a • caste ippon. which the chintlactite Should pursue,. and utider the‘e cir. ! the House had already pronounced judg- centstaoces Ea& Croy .felt it his doty to put in f stis ment. • claint:to call fOr the doeurnenli in question et:" a f* p o gtimack'NT to Two Vols. /Ivo. price 1%/1 ATER lALi for TII INkING. B, 'WILLIAM null IiON. Third%Rditi en, 4;14.-red auto aenrtided. Said. toy LONGMAN, HURST, MMES, ORME, avid BROWN. °.:,THEATRE:ROTAL, COVENT:GARDEN. ltidr.,,--prneut • EV,ENLN* .A pril O, win , • i t? w irr n r ... 4 • . J• DEBTOR AND CREDITO R. • • '" Ts, «hiei will he added, A I New Grand Asiatic Spectacle, called SADAK AND KALASIt-ADE• Or, THE WATERS OF OBLIVIO ' N, The Dears to itropeoed qt bill putt live 'Velvet, tote.. ea Nt blabiest.ets.. 'DOMYILLE, MAYOR. 3 • rOtimoN COUNQIL:. holden in the Chamber .ist,the Qtitldkall of the City Of London, on Tuesday, the 194 Duy of A pvili'lBl4. •a Retodeed unanimously, •Trifkr a loyal and dutiful Address be presented - by this Cowl in his Royal Highness the Prince Regent, his Royal Highness upon the brilliant Successes of Allied Powers, and the happy and erasion. Events that liaise measly• taken place t eupreming their confidence that they will lend to the * genera restoration of tranquillity, and into IV swot Liberties of the People upon a secure sttdPefullAPlK4 • " WOODTHORPR,. • . _ Papers from the Court of Chancert in Ireland ture day, and to make them the fouudatitineer4eme were presented at the B 4 r, as well as an aVeunt of the Parliamentary proceeding. • k'Nprirt. • number of hired armed vessels at present in the ser- The Earl of LI VfiRPOQI. would only trouble vice of Great Britain. ; the [Luse with a few ,artirds upon whet had just THE LATE NEGOCIATIONS. B.e. fal:esi from the Nohle FArl. -:Towards the 'coaelo. The Earl LIVERPOOL begged to call the atoeft- sion he had simlteit of the/Art.lov of disclosing the tion of their Lordships to what passed relative to the documents i r questioo t -tor Ahe sike. of conaiucieg late Negociatiens previous to the recess. lie had the people of Franca anteisbethie •protastw then informed the House, that it was the intention of sions of the enemy : . isis,,Lardelilp (Lleerp o isi).bc. Government to lay upon the table certain Papers up., hayed that he might vaiteure te awn, that upon'thil on this important suhject. Events had since occurred point the mind of abet Noble Earl might be perftctty which rendered such a proceeding, at present, at at ease, since there weono doubt, whatever dillies: least, unnecessary, as fresh negociations had been ences might exist, there was not the slightest doubt commenced, - which, it was hoped, would be speedily 'as to the real and just causes of the late happy brought to a favoubte termination. In this situation events. The Noble Earl had not correctly stated of affairs, his Majesty's Ministers conceived that the what passed on this subject previous to the recess : production of the &commas already referred to he (Lord Liverpool) had tiled informed the House could be of no pohlit . advantage, and considerable in- ' that certain papers would be laid upon the table as a convenience might possibly arise from it. This ex. foondation for some subsequent earliameutary pro. planation was all he thought it necessary now to give , ceeding, the institution of which the Prince Regeut • - A -•, MASTER. TAILORS. . Ct 4 , 113 instituted in April s 1.811 fai • der friesally purpose of raising a Fund far relieving old , 1 014 4e l pted- mpit o r Tait. Widosts, 'Sm. the favour of . onv escotteatan not beta:tens, to the Society, is solicited to dine lth the Members, at the King's Arai' 'Tavern ' Mary-le-boned fioisie*.sqlsote, snsidooday the Isth of April. *A Sia 'gnat sif the naiad* avid desigo of the limitation will• 'Maid holosiorho lifeesiag after dinner. Tickets my* had till Ike of the Secretary ; or at the. liar of lbeT , verts. - • mane, pu table at toilti.rim Liar precisely. - Tirketsl.3li. Cid. a flout.' of Putt included. Clitkctiou alter dinner: • • - PENNY. President. Mr. KOLBE. Vire-President. IL CLARK, Serietary, 3i, Golden-square. upon the subject. v I might recommend. No marl could now say that such Earl GREY was glad to understand distinctly a proceeding would not be.wholly unurcessary ;, and from the Noble Earl, that negociationa were now on the general rule when :papers were laid before the foot, which were likely to have a result that would House must be abandoned if they werenow produced. promote the general happiness and welfare of the His Lordship adn:itted that this was not the only country. He wished, however, perfectly to under- gr o und o n which the production of documents might stand, whether the papers relating to the discussions be culled for, and it .would be perfeAly competent at Chatillon would he produced on some future occa- to the Noble Earl, on any future day, to move for sion, or whether Ministers considered them, in the the papers in question, or for any other? he might new state of affairs, completely out of vie% , and con- deem nee,essary. in the view ke spook/ take of this „stqlsootly that it welsh' notteWeeessary laVilveat ituportnnt question. In the opinion of Ministers, before Parliament ? tie hoped to receive a distinct however, the reason for suinnitting these. papers to answer upon this point before he addressesithe House , the couoSty was now removed, and certainly at pre 'teethes:. -sent no benefit could.be derived, and tome iasotric- IkHIP-EUICAING• IN ENGLAND. • Do Friday nett wilt be yublidtosrl. price 1111 EMARKS the- etkLUMNIES of the -ass QUARTERLY REVIEW uo the ENGLISH SHIP SUILDERB. sutil by J. M. Rlrbgercharl. 23, Cornhill• Of whoa Ina. belarl, price 10, Oil in board. • 4N 01.:11SON•0 imPqaT4Ncii Rallis:l ANIERI- C t to the future eurouraetraeut is? tl t 3 kIII'PIN 6. notiohE co oNCE LoTTLitV. - "IWlFT'ailtl Co % the Cootricters, remind the Pub . lie that Ilott . ! Nailing of the present Lottery begins ito •U P.SI)A•Y . Sid lit ty • every Parcasoer of a Ticker or Shore b .1. the Cbai.ce at Ten distinct Lotteries, as, independent of tne full osmium of prim., in the Silicate One Thotti•liad Tic ket, in the fult•teing Lottery, are divided among the Litatik=, aoe forefeet a combined Chance or the folio ii log (h.pitali:— :1 ......0t....‘20 • 000 110 0f.... Xll,OllO - 1 - /5,000 12 3 4.. • • 4.... • . 11.1,000; 10 ~„1 •• • 29 2 4 • - 20.101 ~C 50,44), &r. itc. Tickets 4;0 Smartt are as Sale, oi treat variety, at. SW IFT and Cii.‘s*Offices, - • No. 11, Methyl ; f No. 31, Aldgate High- It, charing-ero;;; I street; 111' bete the full Scheele, with every particular, say be had Tb, Earl of Lid Elt POOL thonght Ant he had . nience mightt result from the disclosure. ;i 1 t ., • already given a sutrtcivnt capitulation why the docu- 1 Earl GREVuobserved that the only ground. wn . ments were not laid upon the table. lie did not ',whistkbe;corshinacitle to the proposition of the Nits wish that any thing that fell from him should. at ell pre. : Ile Lord, •wao • the declaration that Incorivettiettie • judge the question, how far it might or might,not be !!would arise to the public front:the exposore.-e -proper to produce them on a fotureoccosion,that most , -Charged as Mististerinow were with the conduct tif • depend upon circumstances. It was uot tiAcult to . transactions of such unprecedented magnitude, if imagine that events might take place which would .they chose upon their responsibility. to declare •that render it improper and unwise that the papers re- -public inconvenience Wooldireersit,fromaite produc- - garding the negotiation at Chatillon should be sub-'Attu of these documents, he. (Earl. (key) swig& do mitted to the public. At present, however, he did ' nothing hut ocriniece. .When i •koweser, the possie uot mean to prejudge the question. i bilitsof that • ii:Neivenience should . no longer ea- Earl GREY expressed some surprise at the np- Ast,ire might, penile's., move for the.production of parent uncertainty of the Noble Lord as to the line , tha!pepers. - . . . • . _ of conduct he would pursue with regard to the demi- ! The Earl of CARLISLE, though he ;Rowed him ments he had himself purposed to lay before Portia-' eV to be compairetively igtiornist uPen gestations of meat. He felt every diTosition to p!Fce as much - .iit aature, yet•ins could easily fistimer, that many confidence in Ministers as the present circumstances i disedrantages might. be:Abe consteloiltste• of, produc .of the country might deniand, but Ile conitl not OM- ing.these documents. It ougltt net so,he fergottve,. prehend upon what principle, or npon what, ground, that Eegland was only one.:nut of ' five greatpatties the•proiers in questoot were now withheld. The at present engaged, and the ufflowessary 'publication Noble Etri, before the r ectos, had star v e) that he 'of these papers might create distrust, and erestalif- . only waited until the onkel of the official I) , clarrt- ferences, at a time when events had occurred, which tion of the Allied Powers, and that as soon as it ar- even the other clay could scarcely have been hoped. rived Ministers would feel it their duty to afford A short time since, when thanks (in which he so every information in support of the facts stated in heartily concurred) were voted to Lord Wellington, that Declaration, to convince the work) of what Earl he did expect to hrve heard from the Opposition side Grey trusted there was no doubt, the moderation of of the House some acknowledgment at least, that his Majesty's Government, and of the Allies, in the in the share they had borne in recent event,, his Ma. course of the important discussions at Chatillon.— jesty's Ministers had deserved well of their country. That Declaration had now been printed, and it set —[llcar, hear !]—That opportunity Hot having forth (not perhaps so distinctly am' explicitly as been taken, his Lordship felt it iticumbent upon him could be wished) the grounds upon which the neer , - (and the more so, because for so many yenta he had ciations had et length been terminated. The docu. felt it necessary to vote in resistance of the measures meats that were to hate been supplied contaiteal mere- of Government,) to give them that applause they bad ly the evidence to support anti confirm the assertions so well merited in•securing the peace, liberty, and in that instrument, without affording any thing new welfare, not only of this country, but of all Eu that might become tl,t subject of ere.tue discussion.— rope. This tribute of approbatiou• 4ight have been Under these circumstances his Lordship could not given by nu individual who might be able, to speak,, imagine any reasonable objection that could he urged but woo could not feel more than Ins Lordship. In to the performance of the promise made before the dependently of the great talents they had displiyerl, adjournment of the House, since he O . lt convinced titeir judgment anti policy well z.illed for tie admire that on an examination of them it would turn out lion of the House. 'The moderation ~they had that the negotiations bad been broken off by•the am- shown was only second to tliNk' of thaqieat man, bition of Bonaparte, and the injustice of his demands, • the Emperor of. amain ; his- t dottfiniois bad been ra and not by any want of moderation on the pan. of waged, his subjeins reined, . , is ancient capitol 41 the Allies. 'He did not wish to go into a debate of • destroyed; yet, when his yiptl riots arms .Imd car this subject at preietit, and he was willing to• give to • need him fo Plods,, when his sMndari floated upon Ministers all the confidence that they had a right to• the.walls, what was the rOrtge he -bad taken i it requite. He felt the utmost satisfaction in those-was, indeed, a glorioossertene, th•tt Might well ex events which had occurred since the rupture of the cite the envy of mankhotl••••-it Wes the . revenge of re negotiations at Chatillon, being convinced that the turning good for evil-4year, heur!l--1.1.• bad not termination of tiestiliti•..s it the mode now to be ex- . Even mitered as a conqueror.; he, ,had dictated no petted was upon the whole the best that could have -terms, but had allowed the people,ok..F.oece', freely been attained for the preservation of the general li- to judge for themselves, to.formilei i tmoiMeisa.,Gon. betties of mankind, mid for the peace, security,' and stitution, whic.ll,•if the superstruttaieNteeseapoirded happiness of Great Britain. It was the best, with with-the fetindation, watt ikely.to- beennte:ostoof the only one exception, for he could have wished that fairest fahrica that theltbrld could. boast. .This Con what had recently been done in Paris, in the presence stitution would not only .ortamote- 'the happiuess -of an accomplished by the tot- France, but of all the :eotiiigttoos 'conitiries. The he French people. The re- • Eniperor Alexanderptensed-•se haw outstripped re. tne from• which we teighlt-cord, in moderation,velosetiey, and generosity. , etstssetuences. He was ex r .l, Eari GREY trusted! that the Ili ter, that every information' him to melte a ftneremarks'Opott . might tend to -give effect :to : from his No le Friend. In- the • abodt to be - estahlished.-s-j urged that no advantage could MI +3 , caments woOl act tittle bad imagined •,possiblo ak lA* Li %Lai Z ''.*: • . : ..,.. I , :il s CU It El). ir r ilE inserter of ibis, a Professional Man, who JL kter atteuerd Inane : Per>nris suffering under the ohm e rlitease. has. in rot.-etivenee .if los ext. nsive practii e, being to (*ow , use as to discover tt that is an inf,ellible cure fill 4 0N511.114 MUMS, by vehicle theuirine lie hat eitrod a Oen given flyer by eminent l'itygirinio. tool when iu the • hi.* stnge of a Coaritinpoine, a.tetille4 With Cough. Spilling of Blond. vs I t)dstrouswvis Swellings tit :of Thull7 ll the midi of oil. noiertion silky be 'lloubted, the Adverii.er is harp. to sty, Mei heyheti. it i$ his power to refer to throw he • coati!, a..,1 aliro mfrr Ay . _ vloir of the hist Profes sion:l! Men ; he theiefore now polttrili elPrs it to mom- aNo ▪ e I ihottring wurtretheLn4haaitig Ortio,ose.. Zeller. (post paid). andret,ed for A. ti.; No. 6, Greet Qjt .- bet -stre , t out, 31. t 1 e-buitag. touidou, will hate its ste.•l- 1f:114141101100. 114 111% 41 AJ . lttS - XiSL PATEN f. AIVII.A4T.CRITION%-:- Ftteut Aittl-Att ri•• thin Compositrios iii top s shmsPest and the best thing eves' yet diSreSerell rot Alps' botton*,,itotead of copper ; bt preset .e cable!: f.om being riht•ed in dre Itletr.ed .11 a 11141, i.ery lee, or riiiindisz; tin. ri....gine •of ships from Ilse weather " . sti,d learn twills chafed, instead.. r,''• pal celiac, nod services for the slaty...snit carriages of ilia trustee er leather nod .can 'gas water roof; and in prevea tote effects of friction lit sreons en,sines, sugar-mills. threshin g- moll s (or other implements of hustonsdry geserull. tised by farmers), eartiogee, couelses, Vilgettlit. Cal Ito, :11.11 ittilettilatill elf eyeell tlet•Crtpliilll. it lir alit) the hem thiug to lireberve thiblidts of strata. and all kinds of 7til'elted hteed armies, 'from rust. It .will larraise preserve. Iron boors, water hoof., car tubs, spouts, pert!, -rails, gates, park piing, born fliniriors, unk evety kind of wood, and errrodeit buildisig t from Ilse weaiiier, worm, WO drp•riit, either in the EUPI or *est Indies, or in oily climate; mid is will 41 .11 daily preserve Irene risii• way. trans. earrodiag and wearing oat, but al*. reader the di aught b.► liLbt, that one nerve will.thrthe w‘ : rk of two. Oise Priming of the C position is, in some..eares; equal to • late !numbed applicatiqn• of oil, nay other kind of '• glens , . paint.../ tar, 0114 iiic pithlie'savc by iib use from three hundred to four thonsaw: per cent., of nretettlio.l . lhe It ear nod tear in machinery, wheels, &c. Sic., whirls is st saving of expense more than th..t.of dating nine pads out of teo. asrd walling run he so clean in its working. or give so little trouble. • Sold for the. Patentees. at No. 40. Charing-crow, near tae Ad taindly, London ; natl, by their appi.intinent,ut most Ship-eh:sod.. lots, Penn rs.ll..ssksclless, Libraries, Stationer., Druggisib, Flo'. dicioe Warebotees, Perfumer, It tointling:ers, Cuilr.s, Coach. makers, fimberpers Gond' iait Waggon Oil and f gimps, Waddlers, and Shoirkeeperb, in the United Kingdom, in Buses, price ; bp. ti4l. ; Ills. dd.; It. Ito ; and 121. each. The smallest size nos rout:Sins a imantity swfbeient to Prime aF. ter-h he el Csirria,,ee four times, with is hien it n rust op- WartLs of SIX Tilt) SAN D M I LES: ohnut arid% in tang, thaw eke hi the Ilvlrtrees t owl One-Ilitlf-titi•.ea tint eineas,s , a salaries.; "amity t-r it.STA,OF.-W.I(4(ZON to travel Till It. TY.TIIRhIt Tllf/tYSA !I ID PR 11,14 b ; and it will work with • V l, ,sod Asktrees , or ss common 8010, and Axtetieea of any kind. The mOst Mtieftetoryproofs of the merits of this discovery may he seen at the Patriitee's.ollke. A n d also at et.e i r Ageots. * **The Public inte.the on their timid rig-stirs! n spnrions corm pewter's, which s„, b ometbsies attempted to be foisted u pilot hew, 44 prevent she rtfeeto of friction, instead of which to is ia)oriout bn nnieblar P.., Pie. - II said none is genuine but Mat for whieb 3 ' Pidelli 4M Ilweskuktaisafd. Tea prevent imposition, the directimis si ilk It are signed " W. _D. Bella my," and have * the / 44 % . * Arun en Owns, te onaolerfeit vs hkis is forgery; and auy making use of is rom ispobition, by bleb she Putentees ! ere difrantled, a iii lee prosecuted, One Ifitiolred Getineas Ite:. ward buy Sig her.* tairsrre glom tedtktt freed; t u the tae. ... • • techlest. • . • • AYOUNG i4A 1)r, of the age of 16 : ha win g been zottcted mith Scroplinlonsleeratinns and extreme hid health, was gion aver a 4 0 ll•welews co-e by eminent proeii tioners Rv the ow of SPI LSIIUILY'S PATEN r ANTI /ICOR BUT IC DROPS she has recovered bet health, arid her pres•Cla flute promises.* perfect me ; • , Was. of the parish of flout a weak -tale of health, and a Scrophotetis Al tfe - ction of the Elbow Joint, is ':1-n by their weans perfecrly restored. Hat th . Thureon; hear Woodbriiige, is able to leave her hed.otter two sears coadinement, mid sequests another bottle, in hopes of completing her recvveiy. The efficacy of the Jetuent Acti-fleertnitie Drops, is well knouts in Eruptions, Scorbutic, Gouty mat Liti..us Agree. Sold whole a:• by E. Edwards, 66, St. Paul's Church-card; nod retail ut the Dispensary, LI, S..bn.bwimer. L o nd o n. en !molt, a iis.—nonhir 6d.--011 latgestil. Si,. duty iticiud ea.—Compound Esseiwe, Ss. To-prevent Counterfeits, the Genuine Medicine bas a black lak NI r. S. may be consulted person illy, or by letter, at the Dis • peisiary, on the usual professional terms. W.HITE HANDS have ever beets esteemed a venomsl beauty in high' Sexes, and in same parts of E u rope ore ehential to persons of rank. —The BANDANA SOAP, or Indian Wishing Cakes. possess •the peculiar pre p perty f giving the most exquisite delicacy of texture nod •nw coMeivale fainess to the Hands which ere constant washed with this h Soap. r Even o eases wheresthe skin hats be e iujared by lahour or other violence. the hardness and ettarsewese are ef fectedly, inrallihly. anti permanently removed, and suet t eeded by a mautolotess. fainteto, and deli: aty of appearance, which cannot he acquired by ally other means whatever. It ietryea perience only that au* one can form an adequate idea of Ilse sfl perior excellence of iltis Soap. As a preservative of the skin from chaps, tfitc. this Soup is unequalled, Sold by the Proprioors • - Revolt nod Co.' and the Proprietors, as a titular in nuticings that the Soragg, sl.•tlu M.wtr label mad wtvisper. All respectatO Perfumers and try, turicealr. each Coke. particular is obr.tesvtag4ke means of proreotiog the thed• • • ~ .: '' ~ r - ti, A MINIIMMdME ~ tp is unetpsatteo. n. •is gri.ts, whore signatures il bears, of II f o o m tl n force, had bee' :V . Strand, near Temple-bar, Landon; : .. iiu exertions of .the a further Feels rit v. hvg them to hb pay. 1 "" the Dame and address rtf thirptiote*, H. stilt, suck as it was, Wu 01 irreti. Covent-fel rtleh, i* alliacol , lo the augur thwrituat b an at u rii , t I alter-are counterfeit*. 014 lox roy tat Mtdit int Venders in town we iNiE tremet7 aus iou te '. however, But it kn. ati limes usersiery MOO akoul be soprifki-thet 'Mil the ab .. e Coolant, which wia.lll lite happy its,* o things now :, igbllgaitiinYijaid bas et We 1" . 1* " . i The odoction yr tbesi dc ...0,. ~,..j 1 ' P r .. , .: • .:.. . e. 04.......... .. 4 ,,... . 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