The Statesman. — London, England, 1814-03-30 00:00:00

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' -"*.... 4 P . , • SZ :,: •1 4 ‘112 .•• $ 44 .4' .. • • • i , I , • , • • ' • i . •.• .... . • ~, - .. i - '.l . ~... • ~. 1 1 4 I • ' 1 . ).0 , Ai • 1 • , .• • tI 1 ! . ... i - Ae I t V r .: 44 1! : 1 $: . i 0 ~ , ‘ • .; . ~... 3 •..1 , 1 .. . rt e .... . 1 L ,,,i „... . .. . __..... ..... -, ./ . „ , L ' g lill 41 4 i 4- 1 f 4 . „. , • , . ~ - • , ..d. .. 4 , -I _ ....: . , 4 .:* • , ~ .. . . 1 ' .r.41:9)1 - a!, ' ' * 1. t O;Mi l nyt9V 9744411441 • i d !Attu) 10 411), • s. - 11, It* • frM MI • t% • ris p•: it tM,(r'.lr' No. 75.2 t THEATRE ROYAL DRUIti.LANIR. • " T 4 7 .3IOFLROW EVENING,, March 31, %ell. Al ,je..tiele Servants will perform HAMLET, PRINCE, OF DENMARK. actinic,. Mr. Kean; Onherili, Mks Smith. After - which, TURN OUT ! Waxes, ir. t Serfind Price Ss. 64.—Pit, Se. 6d. ; Second wire, 7..-.. Lower Gallery, 2g.; Second Price, 4.—Uvper gallery, Second Price. 6d. THEATRE-ROYAL. COVENT-GARDEN. ' TO -MORROW EVENING, March 31, wi.:l he pyrt..rined, THE WOODMAN. T., which will he added, • • THE AIII,LEIt AND HIS MEN. The Door; to he opened at bait past 6ve tic •,t half past till. ALMON FIRE AN!) LIFE INSURANCE COMPAIrir, Nf;W Esti smt.; rftEET, ISLACKIPRIA:M,_ EMPOWEREtt Itt ACT OF PARLIASIVIVI7 Insurance from FIRE, and on I.4IVES ; Jr nd far the ( ; rant nad Purchase of ANNUITIES. Insurances &MIT doe at LA DY\DA Y will expire ides/ renewed within Meta days frow that period. 'FisesyStras of Fire Insurance pursued by this Company af fords every advantage which such a security eau yield. Oa moraines nut of Loodua, the fremiuun have been considerably /united. A largo allowance Is made 9n Life Insurance; and in that; and In evtry deportment of the huskies., the cninpany's arrange ments are attended with all poutihle convenience and dispatch. WARNLIL PiIIPPS, Secretory. •.1 The coninnny'l , Office for the West-end of London, is at ou the Weat.slde of N. Bood-street, ileac Oxford street. Cnlntelli • o a, * gig 'Perm “ 1 1 814 1 r maga AUCTION, • • blelsts.NAMEß ttttf BRIN. 2 . 04/IPRROW. hlnech 9i z At Twelve. au the Premises of Dlr. W. ltfthadon, Town Carman, *Gloucester -street, White ehalielowsr the Coasistinwholrintedrfor the benefit of the Cre ditors. TPIE amble LEANEei PR,FMISES, cpnsist inX of a.. ple:toont, cheerful dwelling. heti* No. Sol, In (root 4 the street, ront.lining tiur fowl Ned-wont% owl hack parlours, two light kitchens, with every convenient" fora fottil; psiest.eis roomy yard adjoining, withplablfolt ( "v 25 h• , r.eg t corgi mad lia‘-Inds over dittos the whole well sup plied.. itli water. Held for an unexpired teeta o f f o ur y ea r s . rom hlidsuumer nest, at the very low rent of 271. per Ti be viewed till the sales when Coalogits• mod Particulars j sone tie hod on the Premixeb; and uf Mew's. Sadler's, at their Repository, Coll.well-.lreet. . • • , • To blaster Carmen, ilrnggeon Nta,tert and poen. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Messrs. SADLER and hON, TOMORROW, bfarcli 31, at One precisely, no the Pre • wilses - of Mr; P. ftithisdon ' Town Carman, aloacester.street, . Whiteckapel, fur the.Beurfi, 4'l' the Creditors, Ly.ALL the genuine STOCK of lIORSES, &e. or about twenty large-sived Cart and Wa4ost in gond condition, most of them aro soling ..ta writ !moo good workers, and n capital good Pone, i H3reless for latr o l abie der Witegons, Crirts. ' fie.. Abs.:he Leese of the Yard and Premises, inost desir bly si tuated to retry on the atone trade: heklior an an :itlMpired tens of neatly sit years, at k very low rent. To he viewed two days prior to the Sale. when Catalogues may be had oa the Premises; mid of Mews. Sadlen, at their lepository, Goswell-street. IitICHARDSCON; G9ODLUCK, and Co. Con tractors for the Lottery, respes tfully inform the Postic Slaw the Draw iag will commence the 3el of MAY. The Scheme 11,0(k) Tickets, nod is )))) to the Thaw! reuse., there are extra Prises of AAA) Tickets, in the nest Lottery : thus every Purchaser adventures with the Chaser of the Ps ize , t its two separate Lotteries. 1 ••...,••..01 1.1690,000 1 k 15.000 1 of .CM„41,0 .... 10.3 0 to t ,m 4,r4 •••• • it •• • 104.000 - Y ... 6,00) *,uot) '4 ' • JAW • &c. &c. To be drawn hi May. The fill Scheme, with Part Tickets had Shares owe seltie LUCK, wild C 9. kitcch Broke thnrinx-ethes. &e. 9, 0 00 TiclTeil. t.► ti drawn in lienlas.:, mai , he lind gratia. t*N Itl CHAR nNn N, MOO !rs, at their Oakes, Carnitill awl IMPIWVIiO VATI.NT K I FCH ..N . RANGE. • MARRIOTT haring recently made very Con . • sidrrable Improvements, is iodnced to alter to the n lice of the public she above admirable inventive, as the toot compleat article of the kiud ever all otufactored for rtioutiog. Isaktft steaming, stewing. &c. and . 1 rnostant sup ply ten nr twelve patens of Ma water, with one half the pod quantity of furl. This flange is attended with much Teri trouble than any other, and the uteepab used in the opern- Itiom dlenotking ere kept *. per'kelly• clean, nod are far !nor; Aurstlule than with common ranges. It .is also a cert; in cure fur smoky ckimairs, Odell hew lieco rovrtt by reitroted eN periaseutt, its rapid sad inn . e:ititsic Istitled to illy uni v<riel sitanctiosi it huts given, ore the !-trottg,clit proof: of it sliiity s•sturnuted to answer, t ever basing failed its a stale itr stance. As from the small portion of fuel requisite, it is advan ilfellib for small families, so from the quatoily of work it will perfittin ' it is suitable for large cstHh i.hincnts, and is prtitekttly adopted for the the RINI coorseoienee of private taverns, lodgiag-kouses, hoortlity,-schools. &r. Khyber. fitted up with Ranges. eaviraetne all the late ins posvemetits, with steam-boilers, ovens, hot-el Pfc lo , and steam kettle... All kinds,of Stoves, fordrowing-t •s, parlours, churches. etc. ; humane Mon traps, to ,enure depreeators, w itlt oat 'utjuriug them; Spring-guth of didirent constructions. A Potent Ro a sting .lark, upon :at entire new principle, constiuct - ell .9 as to requite neither weights nor pollees; the works being locloi.e,d, are protected front injery and irregularity ; from its extreme simplicity, not liable to be out of order, and cake:- Wed for every kitchen. To he semi ip use daily at the 'Patentee's Manufactory, No. 64. Fled-Weft, London. • VITHITE lIA NDS have ever been esteemed a v • Perninal beauty in both Sexes, and in some parts of Europa are e•sentia/ to prisms of rank.—The BANDANA SOAP, of Indian Washing Cakes. possess the real* pen , 'testy of giving the most exquisite delicacy of texture and in. ettareivnble Minim to the Hands shire are constantly unshed with this Soap. Eitn In eases where the skin bus beer Injured by labour or ether, viidener, the hardness nod coarseness weer feetuaily, Infollitoly l and pertanneoilY r ef a n ue i l, and succeeded by n'tritoutlinent, faintest, and of appearance, tthislt /wool be ansei red by nay ether means flihUSCltr. It is by ex perienee °ni that an ono can form 84 adequate idea of the su perior excel lence of this Slap. As a preservative of the shill loom chain, Ate. this Soajr. is unequajled. Sold by tlie"Prooprietors' Agetot., whose ditidtures it bears, W 'Om and Co. No. 129. Strand, near Teuipte- bit r, London ; and the Proprietors, as a fpriber hermit., bectbeni to be lox titular in noticing, that the name ail address of the 'piing., L. alnaggt No. 27. .110 .etreet. !'West-gardca t is . affixed PI Lbe label God nrnpper. All whet. are counterfeits. S. Id by taw respectable Perfumers nod Mettle ine Venders is town and er try. price it. rack Coke. Rte it i. at all times necessity to be Ist nWar in observing the abase Cotonou. which Will be the mrasawat.ilfelaumse tar hoposiktfottlybkh has of lets bedlipcac- Oat do t I PRick LONDWV, .1 "xilimes • .4: ~ a •• . . , . : D 141144 0 .. IN tIOU/UIY. ' ...".• IMPERIAL - PARLIAMENT.- . . BILL,TO PREVSN't THE CHARI AND EXPENSE' THOUGH the Commit'? tor relieving the OF ELECTIONS. .. . distrem oecusloited Its the sisteiNse:bf War in Germany, —row— . . . . , Mi. DOUDI.A.3 spoke in a tone almost Wog. has been enabled by Priti4 bettemenweve remit about 60./1001. .. HOUSE OF LORDS, Illatten 29. Midi; ' bet, as Well ai i re Could understand, to the for the alleviation of the woes of usitiviet hunrehltY 1 yet•l'lleh , k _. has heen cheesiest of the deynstatioes, such the depth a misery i ill. Royal Assent was given, by commission, to foltdwingeffect:—lle began by apologising fur salting Into whirls Wbakellistriets have been ,longed, and so numerate and two where. upon himself a ttsk of such magnitude soil import and *twat are tbs . hew epplipuloaajur r eli e f f rom v „ i m us . PranFs_ Indemnity Bill, orreiaa-4 - Two Appeals were withdrawn by consent.—Ad- once, and lamented that it happened so frequently, quarters. that the Committee can aa ail account. 'hulk ilg its Orals. Details of these di-treseas will be found le die' joust& that questions, like that, which he was about to agi- Reports of the Committee, which , as. Well me= far / . Churchge and Congregations , ma, be bad at the .Ifa. . * . A......-...—..—....---_,_ • tate, should be lift in the hinds of unqualified per. tern; and at Ackermann'', &road. ; sons. His Object, in the Bill which he intended to move; lIOUSE OF COMMONS. , SUBSCRIPTIOM Mlle. SECEIIIED. was to prevent candidates from paying the expense Amount already advertised • IMAM 17 7; A new writ was ordered for the county of Water-. 'of non-resident electors. It might be said that this At Meows. Smith, Payne, and Cotlection stSt. Mary Smiths, (motioned) Tower Church. Ips- : toed, in the room or Wet. Power / Es deceased. virtually tended to disfranchise a • large portion of Colleettoa at the lade- wich. Sue:4k, by I •Mr. NORTON, riming& Right Hon. Gent. ( , Mr. electors: yet it, would be found on examinatfon, to • pendent Chad, - the Rey., Willinn : Ponrouby) in hit place, enquired whether he could be no more than a- recognition of the principles of ..inaborough, Lin- Howorth i per Mears. coloshire, by the Crickett and Co. £l9 11R. now altet the day fixed for his motion ; he wished to the Treating Act, which forbade the payment of tatty Rev. R.Newstaii 4'9. 91. 9d. At Messrs. Chaueris Whit- be informed, that he aught give notice of his own expense to icy elector. He then made some re. A. D. 1 U more. and Co. At Messrs. Spooner Ltd Co. A Frets* • 1 1 intention to more a Call of the House. .marks on lhe Bill brought forward in 1783 by Lord c•netito• at West- Rea It 0 , Mr. PONSONBY said , he had not been able to - , Maim, and- which bed been, through the strentsous brorawich Church, W. ._P t Staffordshire, per Mn. raillseit . 2 0 me his Nellie Friend on the subject : but he would opposition of Lord Mansfield,. thrown Out . in the 1 0 Rev. R. P. Buddi- Miss 8. Pareses ,1 0 give the required information to-morrow. 1 Lords, though as it appeared from a decision in the corn $Bl. 17s. 9d. Miss A. Patellae 1 0 i The House then went into Committee on the Acts law repo y rts, that Cuief . Justice Ere had been la. At Messrs. Masterman Rev. J. Rains aodCon- I and Co. gregationh Potter's- relating to ate Gold Coin. I veurable to the principle which the 1101 meant to " John Volkman 1 C' street, Harlow 10 12 1 The CHANCELLOR. of the EXCHEQUER i establish. A discrepancy hatrtaken.pfilce betwista (*.tulle Nnsh 1 0 Rev. .!amts Stewart moved that a Will shook! be brought in to revive and decision in Westminster..halt, and the vote of u Colt. Horton 'Kirby per and Congregation, Rev. R. t'vemtair, of Sawbridgeworth, continue the said Acts., • ' .. : I mitten of that House, which, *itb other rtttetnt, 'Viear 12 0 Hera 41. 4s 9d. The House having mooed its sitting, • rented to render a new enactment necessary. .111 Suiton-at-Rose, per Rev. J. Capper, Wil st. .t ditto 151. 18s. Id. saington • 10 0 " Mr. BROGDEY, at Clmirmart of the Committee, the year 1783, Lord -Mahon (now Earl Stat.tope) At Masts. Whitehead and Co. Mr. Grenves. perltev. 1 1 i obtained leave to bring kends Bill. carried a Bill through that HQuse, of a nature some G. T. Gollep, Bs* Mr. Watkins ' , .what similar to the ontt rte proposed to introduce; Yeovil 6 5 T. and C. Gabriel 6 0 I COL O NIAL 'APPOI 4 SITSIFITS. but that Bill age opposed and lost in another place. At hies , hies aad Sharpe. .I.Clegg. Esq. W lining- An Hon. Friend of his, in the year 1807, had made - a ' ''lirib Nader, 144. 6 0 ton-hall, cheisife io 01 Mr. CREEVEY, in pursuance of his notice give n . i George Ctimming. Esq. 8 S ./. D. 5 5 . yesterday, toes to move that an account of - " data : a similar atteMpt. The. Hon. Gentleman could not Thohuts T wising. Esq. 5 0 Collet-11ms at Lond- ' I • } appointmegts in the Colonies should be laid on the - -'' conceive, that any Member 'who approved of the At. mem..liiinkey , nee Co. Tstet Chapel, - 4 table of thy - 4603e: His motion arose out o f a Biri limn. Vugisand Co. 30 0 Burks, per Rev. W. Trealillg Act,.would withold his support from' the ews: itabuts mot Co. PSI Ce Rows. 3 , which is sisivr In progress through the House,.. ' Atil t ato Metall. 14. At the Committee Room. whose objltewas to enforce residence in the solo- t present Bill ;as it 'was 'only intended to give addl. Bracefoeih Castle ES 0 ISebscriptioro at Whit- ,_, , Gond strength to a principle uniformly recognised G. Phillips,Bl4.ltaims• by, per the Rev . J. , nies. Itefeti Owlet Sill was passed, _ . they shou r u : by that House, the principle of purity; of elertioti..--- gate 1 f 1 T. Rollaway, ted ' flialir 'Ad •......1..... lime! Welch i 5 Ste. Clay.ltau. 10 0 ?rem ottlegtotat rid 'lb vicinity (Ist re mittance) . 600 0 At Mears. Willie mid Co. Dicers. Spirkes and French. Guildford 10 10 Mr. femora, Guild ford. per Sparkes and Co. 1 1 Mr. K. &Rios, dn. do. b b Mr. Lee, ditto, ditto 1 1 o.llcetisou nt St. Pe- ter's le I)w hie of Tbstett, per Cobb and Sos, idargase 61. lb. W. ' • -- it J. Holtden. 1271. 12s. W. L. Norris,T.sii. High- Sheriff of Mints 10 0 Joint Subscription of several Gentlemen. at glee George and Velsere 'revere, 100 0 Mr. Welman's' • 2 0 Hairy P. Hope, Esq. 100 0 At Lloyd's. T.Ttypidie,l*.lireas vs irk-Aunt. Mr. Theses " •At Wm. Halts. Friends of Homing. don Monthly Alert. log 421 ifelends of Guildford. isoothiy ?Arouse. • pre AiOrrisßirkbeek al9 idnry Sharp, near Go. dokniog 1 1 Friends of Mover, Folkodone,ilte. 31 14 Joseph Proud . .5 5 Friends of York, Set by, and Coking. worth YU 11 Unto of Penkitb and Warrington 16 0 Addition:a from/lent- foul, per J. Hooper 2 0 Julio Burry 1 1 ielotl4 of vlitnry, per Wm. Albright, juu. 121. ls. 61. of Cogzeph-ill :10 15 A kw Friend? , nt 0 A hisiii, per It. Ha* iry 7 0 John Millet, of Oakharn 1 3 At Ms r!. liothnquet - and Co. J. Ti. Rftiostlace. P.q. lb 10 • At Mes'in, Perrivg, MEW, raxl Coo. Ckl s ._ of if al Lowy Mayor Mr. Goadwin. Saud• Ilan Lodge, Herta 1 1 2 0 II 0 10 0 Additineal 8411)4trip. lions from New. Apra,. per Messrs. lager owl Carahamlsl.sd.64. • A Coiteetioa at the Rey. I. Narsant's Meeting, Beacons field. per . waring and Co. 16 0 Mare, Waterton:l,nd Co. Tenderden 5 0 Rev. J. B. Coombe. do. 1 1 W. Yeats t _Esq. Lynt ingrain. rtaab 5 0 Mrs. Yeats 1 0 John Nestitt, jun. 10 0 At the Committee Room. Rev. W Minn] Pwley s Effingham. Surrey 1 0 John Stringer 1 0 Wavel 1 0 William Hobson and Sun la 0 A Collection In the Porn* Chireb of f'hurlry, Lanca shire. per Rev. 0. Cooper 451. Ist.td• o f servant, per Rev. Mr— Steinke'', 010 A PenAry incurred by a Lady for tras acting a Ticlot, un the first Concert of the Philharmonic Soriety Sir Francis Willis Simeon Miss Simeon Mie.s R. Sintron Collection at Rod- Slebsea. Barnard, Dims• dale awl Ca. Gentr 1144 , 1%11, F. 20 0 T. N. Powlett, i 0 At Mesa,. 13 - ,1c1:131 nag Cu. Rev. IL Beare 5 S E. SquiPe, of Ampule', Satt . ..lk 2 0 T. P. White, Saber- _ _ 4 4 10 0 lo le 5 5 5 5 —le. • 61nueesser.ntre, per - Res. 14r. Rimtnin 20 15 Rev. W. Newman, mad a few Frteuds, Bow 9 0 ,98 0 J. U. and N. Char- - riogtos 52 10 Join-Atlas' and Sea $U • 0 look at a . Act. which ht precisely — the aatm.. _ t 11.- . iv ..,a,, ' he tion.,Gentlemati concluded his speech (the far object In view. • !bat Act provided that all Peru)" greater part of which was inaudible), by moving for poasessing piiiiir - olkes should reside. There 'ware leave to bring in a Bill, for snore effectually pre. altbgether abo'sit a hundred offices of tlds,sor.t in the .v.enting. the charge and expense, attending the elec colonist : 90 and upwards bad been appoldted since tion of ,Members of Parliament. eh" passing of the Act, yet not oust of the. 90 pop- I Leave was given, and Mr. Douglas, Mr. Tierney, ions resided., Five or .six existed before the Act, and Mr. Rose ter loud laugh] were appointed to o namely, the ffices of Lord Braybreok, the two; bring in the same. The Bill was then read. a firtt Messrs. Wyndbsms, and two Other Centlemen. ! Those were not intended to be affected by the Act, time and ordered to be read a second time on F r iday, ' As no complaint had ever been made that the o ffi ce...,i April the 22(1. held by these Gentlemen, had been inefficiently ad.. CLERICAL PENALTIES. Ministered . Ministered in their absence, he wished to trausfer.: Mr. WHITBREAD presented a Petition from a the profits of their useless places, either to the' Clergyman (whose name we were unable to ascer- Consolidated Fund of this country, or to some pur. . fain), praying to be relieved from the penalties and costs incurred,. in consequence of a prosecution for pose advantageous for the colonies. With their , non-residen c e:: o ffi ces, however, he did not mean to interfere in the I. . ... . .-- ltfer+thets• of the present possessors ; but with the After some Ohiervations from Mr. IL BethurstMr. othbr 05 places which had been appointed since the Wynne, Mr. Preston, and Mr. M . . Sutton, the Peti former Act. If they were patent places, the pos- . ti " was ordered to lie on the table. sessors ought, all o them, to he at their posts ; if MAYO ELECTION. they were places glen it the pleasure of the Mr. WETHERELL presented a Petition front i Crown, It waaelthe in the power of the Crown to; certain *Freeholders of the County of Mayo, pray force those peruses to reside, or it was in the power I big, that the time for entering into recognizances re of the House to abolish these offices. lie wished I specting a Petition against the return, might be ex. that the Learned Master in Chancery, who had; tended. The Honourable Gentleman proceeded to broachKetente new law yesterday, were now in his' state, that he held in his hand affidavits of the facts, place, That Learned Master had compared these . upon which the Petition was founded, which he was offices to places held tiering good behaviour ; but ; ready to submit to the House. that term applied to situations where actual duty' The SPEAKER observed, that it was necessary was to be perforated by the holders. In the.instanre , the House should. know under what authority the mentioned of en officer of the artvy,.thera •could be affidavits had been taken. Should that authority cot ' tippear competent, the parties must be eith e r called no doubt that if such a person was absent from the duties of his station, his commission might be taken to the bar, or some Member must vouch fes the truth *wt.' , ; and the' Learned Master himself, if he should ; of the statement. • • go eibroa.il , atrd desert the functions of his office, i Mr. BATHURST thought that though ft was alio would soon feel that there was a power to remove malous to receive affidavits, yet in the absence of him from his dignity and emoluments. Ills object; other evidence they might be taken. was to ascertain the titture of the appointments made.! Mr. WYNNE said, that it was necessary for the since the last Act, whether by patent or otherwise; noose -le know if the affidavits had been taken be and for this purpose he had made out a list of several , fore a Magistrate, or any competent authority. He persons holding particular situations. Ile then . thought it would be the best way to examine wit .moved, . nesses at the bar of the House. Tbatan hatable Addretn h•• pre,eoted to the Prince Regent, 1 Mr. BANKES shought some time should be al praying, that he would be pleated to order that there be esiel lowed for deliberation, before any deviation should befalls the Moore tut mamma, sitting wider what (*atm/NW" ihe made from established usage. 'Should it appear orhetber lor patent or by committing, certain appointmentt 114 On tno (suspicion attached to the affidavits, he thought 'the Colonies had tress nuidr, viz. the offices of Sir E. Neuron v. / that the onenning of the Act would be complied with :so hoes it set an.i hi. SerrPtory. of Jamaica ;of Jobs Sulli. ! . -t • •—• in their being admitted as evidence. -All that the Act roma cheers Ovvorilte. at Demerara lofL. G. Seputiar . - • i required was, that the pritiffile should be satisfactory sad .A.torn Ow don, and sevend others. . 4 to the House. . itet Mr. GOVLBURN stated, that there was no oh., 4 The SPEAKER beg eve to call the attention *Coin to complying H with the request of the on. i o f t h e •fl enee to the Act' . the IRth of the King, rk r.,•thisegh It isiiht cost considerable trouble. .apetcting the` dtteidance of Members upon Commit. begged, hewn*, to lent .it iiistake,• into I tees. , Tivit.wasding ofterse Act was similar to that of l ' ilMidli the 11°11:1116411 b i s i I st iells a suPPsin I. the present; but evidence was always, in the case of that the abolitlinaof these offices wee& save any ; i ts prov i sions not hav i ng been complied with, taken 'ironer tf. this country. 'Whatever sums might ae- : Ipriated' to the service of this Country, unless the As- l i for tie -- Plleititiitelsoeld• irue flolt the abotitlcni v they could not be appro. lat the bar of the Hoesei • Mr. WEfffleßlCLE be thel M ert el dorr iba b t r t s h i e n Agent order • 'Wilhite,' of the. different islands should choose to , , . - a disposition ; and es far as he had aiy be et:tallied . - n oath. , • -''' • that those I ' - "). • ' At the strgrgestion o r the setior - however, the on this subject s he must say, bad never been ' willing.to adopt, the , motion Wit .*reed to be posepti I tomo rrow; the ' ' str`tile.F.o-" tie toy. Hams 3 0 Mr. Batter 1 11 Figpo the Pa.irh of Witham, E-:r: 59 3 At Mewria. Dott n and Co. Tno.llinder ell,EPti. Scdrlmertiugh 2 2 Rev. T. B. Senr borough. pea% °od a!, and Co. 3 3 - - Suh4criptions received al the Bars 01be City of Leiden tip vent; Lio)d's Cotter-hose; Stock Bo*op; end le all SU Banker.; in Tows: mid Count►y. LOCK AN!) SURGICAL DISPENSkRY., _ His Royal Ifightw.s the Duke of York, Prerideat, lad tie following Committee of Governors:-- Earl of Leitrim I Colnner W. J. Jones, M. E. Em! of lvrcnitint john I.l4mbehe. Frit Right Goo, T..ione4 I colonel H. Cletnentsb M. P. Rt. Hon.lt.B. Sh-rition. M.P. Captalo Jades ally. loot. Cu!. J. Barry, M. P. I Surgeon ' Mr. Kit roan, me m : t er of theßoyol College, Loaded. TUN .Patra this Institution has recoivoliLi for of agileSed • ittlier i .h 4e AO:e Bach -.,gage %lielbli s ee , very -- _ the exclusive treatment and Cure ~. both Sexes, . - i , • • . and the Petition , together, with ether of a si. with Vezeretil Compltients, and their dreadful cooseqaeaces, as c _ .., ~.. or adinit .. _ Interference railer description was ail to , . en the table. — stricture) debility , ulcerations. Sm. conducted wirier the sae- elidaleett. e. wierment i ot the lint prisfessioiml abilities, will satisfy the Pub- .. r. DI CREEVEY MOW, th at his piiiect i utoal i t, . 9Q - lie of the 160 sterns of Mr. K sad that by it , , . 4 ....... • 'the ionoveisseuces of Public Charities, are avoided,. whilst the . 101 d, to the proposed abolition: he wished, oe . usus. .. . 4 •.-.. i p 1 . il .4. ..t. ' • . ..., raw mad usevrr. WV prntettrd acisiust 'Method deiretwe bead • at i tat i ona t wrarta d s ap abolish places, widoilimei .. y p • Will remove 048. e out by advertising pretenders in this brawls •t practice . Since ; pot co u,,,t merely sources of rniaßori#l ittfiuenevoigoi . t np le i pl i kkiryeall o to Holland-house, isuo,:b. appeared by the Animal Report of 1814, 54 both Sextlislimsreiwen curedovithout enntbleeseut or !tory tu the ' was his second aim. Tkeballaamblies Am. ler .cpur TAifill,, A ," (~, -7 . 1 .., . ' _.,. emtetiattis,owl with et delicacy and secrecy hitherto setbeewe 0 . posed of eel/ ettietie mete if if they ogilletlni4l i-lifiltunastrwrlS aropsers, from the Reform kid nmituntTl:4dish°seensetPovs:ll4"ell b red , iw und ent e y r yilim ihe inw ilw effi' a Pl iss kli rr ie mpswas d fnraill why] fir t hei r tailliefft riele. belt. • ~,,v . 3 „ :., 1 44 i before Parliament, that the numbers of Volunteers yield to Mr. Kienuuts treatment in a few da t ys ; and w oh migrmt .1 1 P/OW N ne ttellt t•balfte thgtithrielisdie One the blilitill into the Ampler Army, sine° the aponreare of dehility• arses on, towtiaeh appall:Oleo he made to prevent the dander' that em. Yr.. Ni t* *, ...... . ....., ...OW Voids/6i ' SS* 44•Decentbeisi 181It s camoluta .to 5484 &sligh t .Mr. X 'rums may be consulted by her Sea. with Ike • . ~ h eAsheliulsed•- , HM Reggio& Ifuserthut-wasta 154 &cads, stedslsB Irish, - for limited service—tout ofentset secrecy. at air private hotivi.• 0. ti, Lower Chat , 0 . op o ia 0 4 ;04 Aa r - itmi Igor . Theria ,„„ j 04 ,„„,,,,, th ,, p e i* te d isi ii rr i c ip, 8407 , E fig li s h, 5 29 luttemtreet, Bestfts Aran, from Neat , twelve lo the moss - . k g , mod *no sus bi ndle idle al aticht'r tow Wis letters and othell 44004: 1 4 1 4 ifliojob t fing shoteibilifai Scotch, 4115 Irish—total 13,957. Grand . total t aionsairanaus t fromsswaim4 weserlf, NW boaderasailiaae tbs.motA4lo at m* tripipi eigrovatdjusirn '.TI! ; 80iitiar•onn1nr-w e. , ..^' —., . •7 ••li s . will be PubFbmillb.fwilfelL • epobtim llietid . wa , , . I illiest 47 1K MAlVart !bid' ii• "si;10 MA 1 4Plit i thinke'r"Abbi# l l l trii • *li 'to be Shut up for aar .; . : peacTicet, erinIiSt,VATLOKI eft the shove DISE/1- , pestpoessilluiplfillimaretitheiatid at ft laiinflifet Sb ati oili Ifid% i s a rtly fronvT4hettrat . littelliee, except FCC pnee *Br $. Kternsar had. wild lo bber*" 4 9 N eet Y• siieet fedes4A &.1- 1 7 : ''. •• :• %'' ' • •• • A guegititt fae. the pirpoV6' . of repairing one of the '.awl Josevi Se; !Pala:l%lokt** ; ala Iby uirtieh 944 nee i The mo w n _ then greed - - - - • Carrick' • strait. - - II- { ' - The nation was then agreed to. I principal windows near Carrick'a monumzut. ~1~~. it 1814.