The Statesman. — London, England, 1814-06-02 00:00:00

.52 1.7 . 20 .... .•••• 0.•••••••••• IOJ . 30 • • ' 19:44 J. and S. Gear oid 20 6 Revoaril and Gilpin 4 .1.0 It Tlramps••n SO U hi s sshall,Me vet, and Co. 3 0 • Fe4wr. I l ion,a•ad Co. so te Gervo, Klaus 24 0: Shrpharrlonden.la O Greenwood 10 /0 Martin Hind 10 N II illiaso Snoilh . JO J &wire and Wilkinson 10 IA 41hiiirns Binyan - 101/ Ikrtro !lull 10 10 Joni& Wilson • Swim Brooke Jo la (dtenoher)lngltrint ItlIQ Aistiress Walker JO 0 Williars /lawn 10 0 Ed. Maude and Sina 10 0 Innrpol Fanrett . 10 0 Tkonnas Skiu 10 0 1 John Carr /to 0 Joseph C.rkill 10 to a•vi Henry Beckett 10 u Oates %Yowl. mud Cu. 10 0 Joseph Medley 10 0 Cnberiima • Ditairto (iamb 141.15 s 3d. Rev. H. :foetid 4 4 Mr. Wnitieg 5 5 Mr. Bak • 5 0 Mr. Johncort . 3 0 Mr. Jnekson •1 0 Thnnta, B.ek. Rfe. .EMI Itl it "hill Hawke's, Fa.q. fA a Mi.. Brooke 0 0 Hror v Fraecis. Eq. b 5 John %Whiny. jea. .1 bn Esq. 5 0 Mr. Heavy Agee 2 0 Mr. William Black 2 2 Row. J roes Brnwa 2 Rev. Peter 11:m..ell 2 2 Kr. Beery Se% 3 0 Mrb. Pri,,e, far Leirsie 1 1 A tinny awe. It 0 A Lady V 0 M. Rern;fled by Meyers. Ken.eagi Bark. tram Pleramik. At Edlaile's. • Callerieue at ibe Pe- . _ Mr. SIIA Xlir l of Dabliei teppeseirtite Prayer of Way the Right , A(Sflr. _ 1) the 'Petition. - - ~, ::-_. ... • . :!en a former night. The practice of putting' ques. . Sit G. CLERK said, that la 1/14 41• nwissewb. had tinns had been for a long period common in thit been adopted, a ith respect to the intetcoorse irt Mouse, and'asiswers had sprays been given, onletoiß spirits between Ei.ghild and Soutlassai p 'prociisoly simi. could he stated that the answer would he den. ler to that, for the adoption of whirls, with respect 1tf 9.06 s to the State. Without this MVO coo,enient to Great Britain mid - Ireland, the Petition be had practice, the time of the (louse wonid halberts oc. prebented prayed. lly that incasese the spirits of copied with unnecessary and endless debates. one cnerstry were not allowed to be Imported -into Lord MIL ''OAT thought the answer of the Righe the ether, unless they were manufactured in distill,- Hon. Gentleman (Mr. I)undos) was not satisfactirry ties subject to particular regulations. This measure as t« the impressment of mates of vessels, as-try law, had not been thought hostile to the Act of Uni:.n those persons were protected whether on board their with Scotland, which as to freedom 44nde was the teasels, or on short'. same as that with Ireland. The 'object -of the Pea. •••••••••RIC PRINCESS ()VIVA UM. tion , Ati to obtain a eontintlotocit of tie suspensive, Mt METHUEN rosy inconsequence at a Om with a view to a full enquiry into the s o hje.r. , respondence which had been laid before the' public, to ask the Right lion. Gentleman .(Mr: Beth •rst), Mr. W. SNIITII protested against the assertion that any infraction of the Ac whom he saw its 'I of 'Union was iutmod. his •ptace, which of his... Majesty's e d by t h e suspens i on , o f this intercourse o f sp i r i ts, Ministers it-was that bad adsised hit Any& High.' salient British - ' the Prince Regent, to take those erasures which' - - 9,01 X) tickets. 1E90.0 U Ti.. Sr>t Ticket drawn a Prise abate 371. !rut Day, 'gill re• tree /OW, awl the Mit diaau a Poise atwre 1,1. se rand 1), -regetre 10.0001. Tirketo Hal bleat atri arr alibis by RICH Alt nsoN, (100 - LUCK. stud to. Contractors fur the Nieseut Linter), at their . IlMbran, Cursion &soil Clertrii:g Cron. - - IMPERIAL CLOTH. RY RIR MAJESTY'S ROYAL LETI'ERS PATENT. MER.CIIANTS and FAMILIES arriving from abroad. kr. ore reepeetitois Wormed by the Patentee •41wy *soy he •ititidird with the a'.ove.stainped, to , mete Pieces sad retire lasseS„ hens 6d. to 4.. 6d. per yard. nt the EkST INDIA WARAIIOUSLS, ;go. Its. HEAPSIDE.nni at Int Attire Muter. It. ecnoinnt, and its c - r c rtEAoNt)u ctvapivis 80 II EAJLTH. preventiog thrill elicit A' rift den iratt•iii..t* frimn hest to en:d, after Brent esereite, rragrat it tow, de-iroble ht every chwate, nod to every Eat" , Neer rtintnint front twentv•6ve to thirt• yards, and the Pierre fit, Sheeting (root tsenty.siit to fifty-two 'aids Itude 5 4 and 6.4 wide. Cbakels Chndniek 10 0 IL. H. Leigh 10 0 George Banks 10 V John WO...Aden. In 0 Ititliard Wilms, 10 0 John Chapman 10 0 Wm. Gehinnl and Sons 10 0 rib' Chords of w . , iticia the n Liao/ham, Emelt. l uunifacturers of this uti— ness ' per Rev. Dr. Ver• loCkcle would be rained. bed been taken to prevent the Princess of Wales - MAIL $l. i Mr. SHAW denied, that ender the Art of Union front appearing at her blajesty's•Drawhig-Boom ?-,. Milo at the Mretlog into England at [Hear!] al wo, dm , 7to the Irish Spirits could be introduced C. T. Tymer. Er:. I I lull the duty imposed o n E n gli s h s p i r it s . Mr. BATHURST said, he was aware of the con. Lord -, if . - venience of the practice whirl. had been adopted of TO JIB SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mews. SADLER. mud SON. At their Reiretliory, Grroweil...lfeei, TO-MORROW, Jvue 2. al Turley, -- - - virgin: following HORSF.' 4 , lire. :—A handsome BaaTirisamallSalocrap. R. W. Cos, Esq.., - 1 il Aft er 2 few words from ‘A. HAM ,T O N, - a Om* amain Geldiog, 13 hand+ :tad a half kith, sonata!, lions 601. 54. U. I Shelled Soviets , . per . _ • Si,, years olds ii• bICI , ihotiitilon. gait-, in harness, :t clever' -- ; Illortlock and Sofa 10 o .: the Illation wall carried. . .a siting and answering questions in that House, by howl so mach ; a Nutmeg Grey G. Wing, sis years MC shows I Total 1.4'3:. 15a. CI. I Collection at St. I General GASCOIG NE prommted a similar. iseti. nhids °elms the necessity .er snaking motions was a /red of Wood. 15 h sods three 'Wadies high, a capitol hauler ; ! At Honre. Earnests. mid Co. Osyib Church, Es- 1 I . sea, per lice. W. - ~1 tion from Liverpool, which waiter* referral se the frequently obviated ; but •as to the question which a Dino. 15 h •IM:S high. five sears old. sraind.. i n rapt. a Ir•ver, Right Hon. Lord gic inco t a (*.Sewn, Creating. II hands three latches 1.10,, show 4 Wiwiehinuie ,0 0 1 , R. Moon 11s1.1iss OK. ; Committee on the subject. the Hon. Gentleman had 'put, heti-Said only say that a4'al n( bland, with galllt good ;.ttion, temperate. and steady Haut. Col Woclehrstre bl OIH. G. Ir. .. . 100 0' A Siessege from the Lords acqoainted , the l o o se it dirt not appear to him that the, olearmstances and I charscter of tho transaction. warraated him in giving 1.. currs sa Lady t a Rate Twirling, 15 hands high, a good haute r Edo . Wadekosue, Esq. 21 Of . 1 that their Lordships had consented to several Pri - .. anti roadster ; a Weir More. 15 hands high, stoma, and n very ! R. H. MARTIN. ? ~,,,,,,,., . • , • Last ' -tr 4 'env, usefol Cart Horse., Moehiners, IP4 ail I LUKE HOWARD. S '"'"''' . '" ifi. • • vale Bills, end requested the commanicatioo of the it enY 'Answer -• ^ 70 lot- -- - _- _ _ Mr 4 METHUEN then gave notice, that he., " - - - hoetaey revetal . toarbees, Sharer. Hikwp. ftickne,s..&e. Is die whole To be viesea Ow morning of Sale. • Public Sale Days every Tveadaymill . -. . • , evoke, on which thst .Roese bad paned the Bill -_ , „ .._—sbould, ADAIISI SOLVENT. A' CURE FOR:TLIE STOti ‘ 8i to presetTs the FireflOM of Elections at Relstone. ion enemy seat, bring forwardittiroilon Alike sub- AND OgAVEL. I Dlr. C.' W. WYN.NIi eapresserl some doubt, aim. ject. The purport of his asotititowould be—Thal M ., R. PERRY, Surgeon, of Southampton-street, t it would be regular to accede SO We part of •the an bumble Address be presented to Ore. - Prince Re. due lileinnsisurs,sganre„ itetteaints the Pkolitt, that his pre. m enage whiih related to the Helstone Election Eri. gent, to enquire who was the person that. adlised fessional and sober avocations engaging so much Mr hit time awl 'Bence.s attemion, he has found it expedient to appoint as his Agent, • - , , his Royal Righnes . to adopt the uneasures'ithieh had Mr. It. Johnston, Chemist, at his Medicinal Warehouse, No. i Mr. SPEAKER thought, from his recollection on been t ake n t o p r e v en t he r R o y al Richn e ss the Prin. I!, Gieek- street , Sohn, where tie SOS , /INT will in future A. „m att that 1 , . ~.,; . ,,A ~. p e rf ectl y regu l ars but cess of Wales from appearingut•her Majesty's Draw be supplied in Bottles of 4*- 6t1.114. and 52 , . Stamp %chided. '''" 7 J :, " "•""" : . ~, Mr. Perry may, nevertheless. be reignited atAsense• every that if the tionourlitie Member bad any &obi on nig gym°. . Wednesday, Cum Ten to Fore o'Clotk. the 'object, the consideration - of it might be post. i Mr. PONSONBY rose to say a few words on a cakilleas Patient., afllleled•seith the Govt. may ant ad, ....._, ; subject connected with that - respecting - ohich notice take the Solemn akb Writ!, hut front seeps/14i fietweentee Pr" - ` 1. . two --41 he relieved to both at the same time.—Tou , Leeds accilledingt of e motion had been given. Me wail a friend( as 4 -- fail - • Caitulsous lEia- much as ahy man, to , the liberty of tbWress, and • was -not at. all inclined, for pertettal or private Goa.. sitlerationo, to interfere with this tiberty,; but he, shno,lo_vesd, tor the perpoot of contradittiog it, a statemeitilltellteitad recently been. peblithed. In the Paper tilled the Ifornaglieraid, of Friday, scopostris THE PURCHASE OF IRISH LINEN. TILR' Pahlie are respectfully invited to in inspire. • I 44 she sere large soul ebenp Stock sif IRISH SH I %TING nail SHEETING cLarki, ono tin stile ui the l'onipsn)'s OSIIV 'Warehouse in LiJidon. No. 4, Smith-sine of Bles.iusosurt-vansire. Tiaey are enahled. from their et•tiblishments in both emus tries. to sell the abuse' Articles eisriislerstav cheaper than • any house in Lorsdot.. Their C Isis nre bleached s trl Wean* the help hf acids being coo up immediately under the inspection isf their Ageats in Ireland. they east wnrrant their durability and ea- • Isairs and further engage to return the nsuney should any fault PiNar• Country Orders faith/silly attandled to. Agent.. ' J. DO NOVA N,4, BlaoutshurY-sflogrrs Landis t S. P. LEA, IQ. Steplien-stree4 Dublin. N. S. llnnk 14 Ireland Slates, ar good no Ireland, vs ,-rives in yag awn . fug gaud*, dielnlilllndo • • the Some ~ . e. •-• . -•.„3 ; ost, - ~ . ro, ..'.. .. * ~ '' . , Totr" - "'S - P - 'sihrOf '1 ~ ' • ' W -, ..11;111111111,5 4 ' •"• .•••. - • .".• - ., - , ......77.,„.•- - - ,. .- , , ' ' ' Is •. 1 -rs.ta'l -• '; ~ * i - - li mp ../ rAill/" • 4°. a2l) " . . -. • - .., 4 " - -.'• • ' ...N... r.. .. ~ . . • .._, ... . • , • •• • • a- . .• • • • t pf/Wee-iers•eti . . - • •-• • .. tr;vt , ', '-', '' `. _ .. • . „., . • , • V 'r..1 . k* . 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(Mr. Fitzgerald) **prep** any Measure to mums I t ,MNII IS preient EVENI•Ne.:, Juno 2, Hash. 1 TraRE -COWIMUFTEE have pnbiishet a F lib - Ilse the dety on Salt imported front Ireland: and fa. .-. , 111.104144' qpt , t. ,- In ' iler e as OS . ~ • --gma......- tr it elio ß e epts a rt ihr , coatalniog ooKript t iois heir further sadehe ,pettreetil rommugart ans l i n ene tbe fomo d*-• ~ . ~ s, : RIM_ , R ,OF LORDS, Jeer 1. Trigs per is otherwise he (Mr. S.) had &sets floe • • • Si iit n li-e 4 , OTHELLO. Germans', ottirh, breilthe the somas gretitude, , btat.e•Mala..ar a non ClPll CA l rt a pna te g e i. ; !red Lorsl eed lril bY l, by (S 1 d od e tiCe of a (notion woes the glibjfetl t L Ire. clurno„.air. ;Cron; De-tleatsta, MIN Stabk. ..A ' •In wlt;clt a 01l he atllal ' ' .t •, : ... CAL awn flessehiste R onicer, its tome Arts. called new airi aftelng "lir° °f citl P " Krell " - T b eT ua rminge 6 e• N.p.s i -- a . •CsISWi; 11110LesaBerestarth by Lord Char t of Mr; VV . FITZGERA IX said it tees his IntentiOlk • i ba'aladlte with l aa n k r alarta "'ben" saPPlll i i frmo Ste Ilismastoel anti Lard Wow (Marquis of Ely). Moir ate to bring a meisura - to mtittalile the dudes before the • -1 . ' - ... tq TIIE WOOI)MAN'S HUT. i . "lewd hY 1 1 1 " 1 "rwo "'IL Tarr 11 "' aualo ear'omsoll af Creation hail* hr mal read at the table, diets ~ . , "sok _ B oom t'. 1 the kind exertions of the Phittantsto iie Afisociottioa or - ~ - _ the woo" he ;le gr e ened au half pow, are teriht:t 4 111 be- ties twenty Ladles is Lomb', who i hste Nally ghew their: . B.ir s elm d alidili p ald r i nit ' lla e l a r us were w oos up • fk . ai dipe ki ii ih e, ___.. me. smlT[l, , exprooeed his getUfgetine ;atm Right. .. pht ` half pow to %. swam to the•Puhlic as receivers of the • - Cmoributiens.- aw l wa d a gi m e . 1; . , . - It - • r , - Hon. Gentleman's answer. . . . 7 . ...' . , - ';• rrileA'raii•Roli AL% 110 Oti N r . 1 :AIL illt/.4. . wise, feeling bit the Daly forlorn situmion,of so berles t rOr. CATHOLICS OF'IRELAND. ' Mr. W. DUN I)AS presented etbitltims - hens Conte '.; • ' , , . Li t z, jr ,„l,„z epa, ii vrr t, det t is. ...d 16 , ,,,,,, ,04 1, , , , 15e e r 1 ia 0 hr,. ..r iw i5t..„, 447,1 k. 0zeh r..1, 0 . weirellbe reir eelor. "P ,3 4l ,: ° ftli t .. 4 „.... "9l4)lta irsts. '" a welag re " pesto . " l4 ha te d i s i si ' w , distillers of-Scotland for the congulatiltitar *Spirit . • 1,111 - 16 . present EVENING, lone '2 erill• • . • . , 114. ise•rf.,rit,,..4. ....- .. - . I, • • . AIt'fAXERKES. ' 'hoc excepting servants. who for their mreas 'r . . .r. re . .1" 4WD *Wallin Ale two Steldtate_SVl. andrelillekre i ct- Intercourse Susactsion-,Ant. .c 'delved I a three days MEL*. 814. ENID W4ith Di- 4 ny I =Zr t i .„ ll "2o, 6 4, Beat ig e f li ' l . a ttfet gAris, is ." .....n -1 41 ,... L t . _ ......__n___ ~ 4 rte. whit *. • • ..' • 1M PRV.SS. stryttx. --..-- - • - *Wen rat'. illid wir awe* allaY il Inc TiteiColognblet m e t rir ook i r ' fig ..... A oW ed t ill ga my . tr O li , t • . •:::t. . - .111 •t , Mr. W. DUNDAS, in answer to esteetions•which T/I-R steams wAfxr& - . ... . !er.l•or. II obnEEIIIIIIS 1 , . P . tot Gnome% Esq. of Cho .--,- . .- - - my,' ow his permission to mewl on remataure of SOL 91.24. 4 . .s. . %.-, ' .... -'. 1 had- been put to him .on a former night, and to which • ' • -' 1 to Web *ill A . atiaelle the free-ail& uf-ebigs of his weidc.geople to tar Cones ass* i 1 he had not then thought fi t to reply, stated, tttat,no TitE MII.LRR AND HIS MP:N..; ; friesovies , trf a &malt po rtion of a tas'areolie t e,:promperd by " HOUSE OF COM 741(011,S; • 1 *• '' . . , Wes t Brand Apintir Spec; .cle. rAltrit ; 'T •. , a lenw - °C "ft "ere). of ( ben 'word's fret* the Marcie. in & wri t p et i t i ons . i ...., "it'. ' • .' • • distinction was made its the orders of the Admiralty 404.41 i AND KALA.SRADE; • 1 • Cermet); mule knowst us them hy a skirt estntet ipo t:Lbe t & as i l d ir c onj u iws . ! a g a T . ,-:• • • - as to the impress at different ports. As to the tikes •• - . , •, ~ narrative at Iseipair. mites in the door of each* *.-''' - ' IIK rftk WATERS OF 081.11/10 1 /... ! usi te .i... l t o .which t h e 1,4,,,,,;„ K e b wo ., in Eaglisnd lido :.1 TbellePort of ,the Plyettetk Pack ilapseessiset IMO was of ships they were protected by . the order of the 10 -"ailt"..-446a) , _ _ T s . . hold sir:lagers. \list/ filarial alio& thus &vitt Harrel ... aralaa sim at e sd oi tke A mendments agreed . Omit 1101 was read - a try AL •..., aitc ,. • • 1 ve.croitoki+l, AT THE CHAPEL ILO YAL, i a s ood nd the 0 1. ti osa ii h n i s t a. .ints f 064.1. .4 H ti r: tr iti ever err ) f. the med las i s:ry lbr or ßt . . Ale. Sibtasepe twit the mit* awed liMisidi irl iaT r Ll7l6llr 4 ! . - miralty as long as they were doing their duty aboa'rd .. ' .1 their own ships an d they might "a l so p rocure_' t i c k ets • •,..... WHITEHALL. . tiii nprelptl eim. ril fo t r intl ai : m a r r o e mi a m d i v . a b n o ci i ,a ng ur i t n t :h p i ri s se ß p O ß T l . v it.l4 . i I c ' i nfi ti t ie reg ..‘747,::_'%'„ l ". IRISH SPIRIITH• ~. . ,-.? vz .' of leave from the Miter' of the Port Co go ah shoie. i tse lit .t a . u "b : lt it el t i h ß e * Lottd P"Pr on rs 6 1 1 4144 C era l 7 iliea dwitir ik at. ....Sir G. CiJ presented a Iketitron froess-lease •On another quest iors which he had .ptte,ttlihisa.- the •at Fa oils and all the Poteasates oh. sleets, striven i t i d erill° l 6 l l 4 : 4 $ S° elw °°°/her 4 ileel 4Y 4 :Zi t " lis 1,- rise its SenSlaud of mime of Hadh, praying fitment atone eettld deteimitie. He deidild'lliliiAss .. at Ilse tift A NOtirttemt ru o loth kin- to be performed for - : at 2 „ . per f ind :r . bee ' " * "" )l4l4ri al 7* * mail she jp.filfiFlT . f the SUFTERER4 by WAR ,la Elt. ; • _ 1 _- -- 1 INliier f lor the continuance of the suspension of the inter. had been actuated by any spirit of 'dkreePiciin•die MANY. flat for the th.t day. will beimeerwril qtr., . saiscitlrsts=9 RECEIVE.. pcourse of spisitaisetweee Great Britain and Ireland. ...House or its Members, but' he had been warmly' fit- vial nf .Mr 1-7;41.40r of tithaia, the King of emote% r l Militia iiieedi .888399 00 ' The Petition having been read, . .:.soiled and had• warmly replied. As to the inipresi illositi‘es Pers.. g. - . . -,-..7.2__" ' At 11) ". 114;6111 / 6 .- '' 7U 4 ' 1-sdift in kh"". • 1 G CIi.E . RIL moved, that it be referred to ehar;.os the 'rhemes it was true that it continued * * tilt, and fOrdesl4.99,c TlAkrhs are received at abs Coaistittee ' .... : trateearreatadCo.List.. : • oily -Revert... per '' • Sir G. , Ert""iiir FI 4II avid Cu, ot.,Lociiill •31efern. mot bp ivies I a.r.‘offis an 4 Curries DWI Co. d e, v Committee appointed to consider the subject of - the'•A wins necessary solong as hostilities continued with . • - speetfie Seeer weirs. ~ • . l Mess Begets • :•• - 1 If Subbed •ti-us at .• `' , inksignosseof sipirits between thetwe kingdonw.;. o leskineeice ; but it was so reduced, that a beeves it for. - '''.4 ' " • " '' ." - htr. Jake Olivia lal. 1 ._ _ etrogampion and I ~_. • . Sir J. NEWPORT said that the.prayer of- the raptly reed to produce from .70 to 100 men per • LYING4N CHARITY, t t , iR DRI.IYEttING POOR i siol l, l l .Po as All • . vseittit), per Smith, . MARRIED WOMER AT THEIR OWN RANI - TA- • Saints Church. Can- .. • /1414 mid Ca. Ist • Petition -ragto establish a permanent infringement mouth, in thelest month only five men wprepresstd, . .•• • TIONS. ' l Serhers, per Rev.-- rewitoore 100 .8 of the Act of Union, by Which the importation of .. three of who the offit.4r bird been desired to impress Irmitoted 1757. Wm. Funks 16 16 A. L. cticshire - i 0 Under the Fairteregn of their Ro 3 nl Highnesses the Prime Moos( the Wesley- A Lady no Leicester .1 • . Irish Spirits into .Essgland was stipulated for. 'it ...hi riotous misses. in the rime month 51 periods Nege.it and Princess of Waits. an Methodists, Mao- - Collected by Ibe ~4, irould be a more.matily course if th e people of wily ' , bad entered es selentePrs. . Corporation afli id PRESIDENT. _ , s . ches.ei, per S. ' - fart of Great Britain were dissatisfied with the Act I. • Mr. WHITBREAD•thooght it necessary home. Ms Royd flightier. Ow PRINCE ftEGE:NT . ' , Stocks. F...q. 949 16 derasonier, per J. TICIE PREEIDEETE. • !J. B-Ball, Esq. I 100 ll . Robtins • 42 jte4sl Union, to instreiet 4 heir Representatives to move diesely•to novice some words wfilth had fallen from • . Rig* lino. the Earl 44 Dart. John Illarkhara. Boil. } Subscriptions at Ike. . . Sm.dry %ohs-Options ' ~for ili repeal altogether, then to petition for te, the Right }lhn. Gentleman (Mr. l)utides): That , ~. masals louse n. Krouse, Esq. 111. P. con. per Wilkins , in the town of kit! dermositer and vi- . IN& Nam. the Earl of Us- William Wyneh, Esc. ' erasion these parts only which were hesseficittl to Right lion. tlentleman hod said, that three men had • ! I nd C". 72 4 hricse Rid,„,,,, a 8,,,,,,d„fie. p.. Ditto at Faversham. (laity 191.66. bd. Ireland. Tlir Petition *liked for. au establishment beets impressed as riotous persons at the desire Of William Dent, Esq. Haeiet Henry Rocke r , Esq. per Tappendes mud Dino et Rradf.4lo, i n Irelanduf,lthe regulations on Distilleries in Greet sense other prisons. Thos was thispower of impress, - Tltessoasa-111r. Charles Sis.nri. Co ' . 37 9 yorlocire p r Ditto-at Darlastan, Peekover and % st. Britain. Oa what ground was SOOb an application illegal and oppressive as it ,was in itself, perverted • .- rilnit• Alf NUAL DINNER of this iirer birmitighntn, 941 rentiAa re 250 0 jiwified ? Might not the msnefeeturers eif any ar- (tete his legitimate object-thus were persons de.. • INI STI TV'r i o N will he held at she London To.. per Rev. JOllll Wads Res J. Keespik In*, tie oin Ireland be as much jetitiled in coming for- livered, ler purposes unknown, to the arbitrary' veto, in Boshargote-,greet, as WEDNESDAY, the Sub of ..,__th sa 96 Id Clayhrook I 0 • , Jane, 1911. Mrs. H. Dhoti b 0 CA...mita, at laitt- • ward todeseesolea'assimilaliets So their own prac. potter of the Admiralty. He thought it would be Ni. RoYel Hightlec the Duke of RENT la the Chair. Mi 5.11,3 b U stow Chtt.rh. %oaf 4 tier, of these"? branch of trade which was carried necessary that the names of these three persons • STEWARDS. ATP, J. M. Malpa.w. 6wilsloste, per Rev. on more beitegiriaily ill &gland. -• It was true, that should he lsid Woes. the Ilouse, and that -the Units, Willis.. Plavoart s . El. Arthur Piste, Esq. for Ittioselfaad Cue- Gets. Wake A intanu B .wets, 1... q. Charles Pots, F.sq. gre.tatias 15 5 iso, at Moat-ore " 1 .5 under the Art of thane the !rids - ,lipirits could come should be acquainted with those who had desired the Mean Prey ,11, I 40. Erl o a r4l Po3tler. Esq. ' Sir Samuel Whit. Chorth,d4 p.i 4io .le 5. i,,,,, 5,.. R o o lg h.oseketi at a i m i cs i o em ot t o th e :___impressment of these perqsas, mid with the reasons . sseer.set, eel.", el. Jobs Sinn, NI.D. 'flambe. per 1er...11. Do. at Al l i oo on spirits mastufecteved-ise Bilteieriehmt 4t 'whet 'ill. ..wisich induced the Admiralty to comply with (herr 3...7; Muir. E.'s.. S. w heist re t Ftq. 111. P. Thotriitots 591 Church , Derby . Jr ... 4 ~ Hat .10.11Slatn. a. F.q. mrit trw ka le 'h am . li sq . • . Subset iptiom at 11' in- 411,e,,,pee 4+. 37 0 vantage georantesul to this hroviraritof maw, tempest. . Vllittik-, hts r:11614* :11 llolf-past Foyle o'Claelt• tbe•try, per Waiter • Franc„ Meancli, Egth -1 0 u all suspentiooll sti r 4 1 110 7 41 1104; 11 4 110 11 1 Ind aak-iiii '- : Me. CROKEII said, Hist the Admiralty wit in. 0- Nu ( oLectsou after Ot..twr, and Ratlard 190 U (AIM Me t veil.** Mel. ~t ._ _ i . • r• .- ,1 i . t i.tfitt:' 1.4.111118 t of any designatiea of particular persons for • .. .._ _las. ewe - adieu - Spat= r.:-" ". ' - C kat ea; .11sio.trIes, • sticlola °OH's'''. / kw* lis e .eh, ID /WAR" .4 its( Rae of she TIMER rat _ :e ., , ir ._,._ , ter Moo.* O . 0 Mr. WM. DUNDAS supported the prayer of .110 'efasespeeless.af their being pressed. The eserutios fbr - SteiLirdo g, f 11r. Charles Snout, Tit water. IS . 11. Great • ". 1... ial• -tree , il.f. wear sensherhaml4 tie impleas warrants rested with the officers of the .., To% etwitreet 4 thr Serreiar) hit •, S. Hall, No. 9. tied Pa- • se , (~ i i . l al /h. 30 10 I I . este ' r t . te * . ' . oa Mil t ., ll ; ries er. Petition. . radiwerww. I.li tog ; hhil 'of Mr. Geor 4 e Hum, Collector, , , i . , , P ~_ 1 ... w I v 1 0.1- Or, st••• 11. 07 0 - ' MT. W. FITZGERALD agreed with - the Resist ports only. When the impress was slack the officer's 'N.,.'3. St.„lllnrtsn's COINI 4 Lastose-ami ..1 whiten flaiar, giv• N ' . ' d ' ll : o ; tes :" a d** di i . Sunslrst Sub thptions Honourable Baronet Oh. J. Newport),stra observed, did not visit the different ships with porticalar•dilia , ii,,, ~, 1 , .rociscir .1 a OHM of the Chet-it,. tn.ty be tioA. - 171. N. 341. 1.. the tow, . and vi- •.* E4ior Tooomo, i Three Hundred, and Six W4 , 144en were- ' • that the measure of 1809, which the Petitien s o p. vote., and thou if sailors were idle or riotious the Di 1 ;11111 Hera irk.ms. lel Ise of g... •„ &liven.* 4 0 -si t tis 11:barity 101 year, And up waois of Two Haw. . dyed aad Thomism* Mote its !isthmian. Dasielitaig.Ei.lfsl.l7•l4. .perted by its prayer , had been acknowledged to be ,blaster might inform the impress officen . that they i steed, per 8.. 4 , 00 and Co. 9 7 a violation of the Act of Union: The only reason would do him no harm by taking such of steels pee. : - • -, . W. S. HALL, Secretor.. Subs. riprinew received +a the Hoy of die at ) lif London Ta- why the non . -intercourse had been continued was Sons. It was a favour to a Master of a merchant • - -- ' RING'S BIR.TII.DAY. ter..; ii-,.e's C-iree-ho,se t Stnck Esehaage ; and at uU tor - ' g wunker s in Ton and Cowan • that by a . fullettquiry into the subject all future diffi. ship, when the impress o ffi cers were obliged to take • SATURDAY NEXT.. . _ STATE' LOTTERy het ins DRAWING.-Only At Glyn awl Co. per Right Hen. Loot Sor- collies 'nig , tbe olaimell, and not from the coterie. some men from his vessel, to allow him to choose lion thit it was bent:ficial as a permanent meaeore.- those whom they would wish to remain. - - - Itulkt 4' gthent- It- ck..1..f1ia% deg, sCSO 0 . •CCHEI4II. , awl Co. sf Lent.. Rie lk iiiwi ld mirev, Esq. . yi 10 Tlse Petitiatt ettAid not be supported on the strengt h , . Mr. WIII'I'BREAD said, the words -as they had S of. it 60.4100 ' ,..1......:...C10,1tnu : Beckett, Ra t des, and nowt- Reit. Esq. Ve u• o f the Act of Lrlion, when its first prayer was for .. fallen from a Lord of the .Admiralty, 'were open io st . • • , ...,•• 10.0 hi • ••• 1 -.000 : CO. Xino 0 ° ( - 1. P. Keit, E.q. sti it 11 • 9;0.'0 • .. 6;0 Al IG. wad F. Ilihden 52 10 J. T. Moo, Val. 15 0 • a costlissenact *title violation of that contract. • • ; the rereasks which he had made ; and he Val 2 I butt - ...... 4 .000 . Nieh- 1, 4 4 44, Brone o lt Cu.s.i ti John Cnbh. Esq. •in - ,to Me. WENTEILN supported the prayer of the•Hets I thought it would be proper to move fOr the profi . 4 .• 3 • 1 ,..••:•••,.. k . , 0-- 1.10 5 t1 - ...•..- 4.100 ! James Browband Co. 60 0 Edward Stint. ) , Esq. 11 Si Won, and pit). that the goestion was, whether best • doetion of de names of the three persona men-, W. 1.: . •: - .. • I • , 2 Nil I Tharkasy, Rawson, . Jahn Davroreg Esq. 6 ° "she 14 RIP into thiscauirry at half theduty &lofted.. .... •. I,•itXl 1 sou t 11. 50 0 owl. Winnow isear.e 1 1 S p irit s • .-P9 13 A .....: :1' o 1 CoHerniae at tile re- { en of toe sosponsesisi• UPI %MO Mir, CUSH= %Pa opium, ness the Prince o i r6b Church of 1 without which th e British manufacturers of this esti-. nee Regent, to. take thoseleseesures which . 0 1 iOntluins, Eases, ~ per Res. Dr. Mar. ! ele would be veined.- hid been taken to prevent the Princess of Wales A 1 two' 111.1.5.51. 1 Mr. SHAW denied, that ender the Art of Union from-appearing at her Majesty's•Drawhi - Room ?—r- ell 0 Dino at the *Petits the Irish Spirits could he introduced into England at ['hail] . 0 at Luntham, ditto lO 0 1 C. T. Tosser. Es-, I 1 half the duty imposed on English Spirits. Mr. BATHURST said he was aware of the con. R. W. Cos, EA., 11 j After - a few words from Lord A. HAMIIMON, vettience of the practice which. had been — adopted of 1 d. Sliell•id Soeiesy. per .asking and answering questions in that House, by Monlock and Sons to sr. de motion was carried. . d. I Collection at St. I General GASCOIG NE presented a similar , Pea. * h id means the "mail 'el- making motions w a s ,• 1 .. 1 Osysb Church, iii.. , •1 Bon from Liverpool - which wale's* referred to the frequently obviated; bat •as to the question which ' ,es. per Rev. W. - ... ~• - 9 . . 0, R. Moan lbi. 1i5..01. 1 Committee on the suoiect. the Hon. Gentleman h a d put, hecdald only say that . . 01 H. G. Ir. _. ' 100 0 ' A Message from tire lords acquainted ' the House it did not appear to him that the, otrcemstances and I. II Arn N, . Ifilifireisi;.•‘ that their Lordships and consented to several ht. diameter of the transaction warranted Ida in giving • AF. HOWARD. .- • - sate Bills, and requested the commumestioe of the it any answer. ' ' Mr. METHUEN then gave notice, titit lte,shoukt, ' 1 evidence on which the House had passed the Bill A . CORR FOR 'THE STONE to preeerve the Freedom of Elections at Helasage. i . on Friday neat, bring foiward-a motion on the sub- ' •I agAvst. Bib.,„ CW. wyN . Ng depressed some doubt, o b., ject. The purport of his motion would : be—Thit mon, of Soothemptee.streer, that it would be Molar to accede so tli" part of the an bumble Address be presented to else - Priftce Re. i' naptaints the PWaiie. that his pro. menage which related to the Heintone Election Eel- gent, to enquire who was the person tbel, alt Ned to engaging 81, mach 4 his time aed . , his Royal Higlnmes . to adopt the uneaseres'Oilvich had ipedient to appoint its his Agent, • Elena'. . , 10 at" his Medicinal Warehouse, No. I Mr. SPEAKER thought, from his recollection on been taken to prevent her Royal Hichnets the Prin. y re g ular , but CO . err the ROSY RNT will in future the su bject . that i t would be per f eeti - - 1 1 1 6d. ll+. and 224. Stamp %chided. tie's. ha einuulted *Jaw every that if the Honour le Member had any doobt on Ing R oom. . ~... itlr o'Clot It. the subject, the consideration - of it might be post. i Mr. PONSONBY. rose to ray a few words on a led•irith lee Gaut, may am adly I_l • ; subject connected with that - respecting - which notice .. , • b u lt kw , lbeamiallY fietweestile P" r u• . .. , .41 hi both at the same tiara.—Tree Theitilemengers.from tbN Lords were accilldiagly v . ..l to moose the Ca.tulaas iiia• • pow ,iss . eprpiefeeeetel •bp, the Speaker, that tile of a motion had been given. Me was a friend, - as t , ....,- . ti c, _.. mach as any man, to , th e liberty or terpre.., and . WI Pawns. and (belch! Innonnt R oma 4.04440 thence : by me sseesete .o f i ts was -not at sit inclined, for pompom' or prisitt? 004 t. - t• pm e peke.' fa the giaa - ,is have own. - ~,. ~ , 4 ., ... - • .. , sideretions, to interfere with this liberty,; bat be. Smut liy-lise Salem. *tome Calm. ' Diriiit# "SALT. . • shenslo reed, for mho purpose of contradittiog it, a sviiirlan of oiroitisee.7! s66laliaaa. I •it ,- , ITEI I.iiii . kiwi ,whether it tent , stetemeisillelleChed recently hems peblithed. In . lic"riti.a"-: 4 i 'of the . . . Gentleman opposite : the Paper adled the iftrrnieg Herald, of Friday, . t • le • ett, -, : . •. • -•- _ . - . - - I i . • ... • . , • if . . - - - ' - - • ~', ' •, , •- . - .--4c7 - , -:, -- -. !aril. take the Solana VI eta Army. POI Rom rue Amway UTllfrroava ir c o . • Iwo Oheaarp. Will he relieved in both at the same elan.—Torn , . 'clic Xemmagen from tai tore were accilldiegly of malto. the lament liattlevaever fail to remove the Clueulaws iiin• • ca jl eg i ,14 .. 9 . p4:ihkialead .4 ) • ker, that t the die* in the 'whit nr aidsolairy Pawns. veal dignity protest , Speaile all i, ilia fiansatlon a &nee. . . ROOM 111001 40 eater; by litissongers . of its -donee a the ranverespectable, Pvidall is lie illaattiis have own. - , , ~., .. 4 ., ... • .. , Sid 1 , I kelp . Aired of lie enuarmei draw hy- the dialirron. *bele Cola . ' o644#s Au kt ,T. shi " aredetailed.la " Prrole ikiiviiiAio as vf 411 .-Mial." SiCritiliT ist •it ' rill will knevi whether it Iraq sta re.:print to. 6d. to helm! !or Sher~ 9Pds ellypaidervit.,4l:p ,es . lei, Ftresidten,; and Iletint; WNW& -; : • . , the : Gentleness Opposite : thl ....- - . . - i I . . .. •• • , - - • • „ , • - . I