The Statesman. — London, England, 1814-05-13 00:00:00

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ASSOCIATI.Wier the-;;,t 2 4 . - , ,:,, PERIAL 1 3 .-4RLIAMENT. . erpipleleoecdßhiAs D LlN H asie l er le eLt r ot Ru WE tho is pf LINGTON. , further RELIEF of the SUFFER It RS,Sy ithe WAR e7" - :b !, •.T HIS present EVENING, May 13, their I W - e the ther O E rd l e C e l e i 1 1 : 4 ir b E eet Majesties' Sereatos'will perform _ in Ghlt MAN Y. , - , -,,eimesso— 1 HOUSE OF LORDS. MAT 12. FONTAINBLEAU. • 11 Royal Highness the Daiwa( YORK, in the Veer. I - . At very numerous hileetiug , attended be his Royal High- /, Irbe House met, in a Committee of Privileges, on the Aii4ey" disposed of precedeute should now tsw• gistea to le poetponed to subject in which the feelitige df the • 11;Suia. mu tee Duke of Sussex, the Archbishops of Cauterbery mid **tinge, the farther considenttioa of which was To which will he added,deeply interested. With this. vieor - he *o°4 ma le A new Ileiniatie Rotiumee in three Acts, called York, and many of the Bishops, Nobility, an d other Peewee Odeday se'aniglit. ; • Oe die second readbig. of Sir H . Hamilton's Estates' Bill, - THE WOODMAN'S HUT. of Distinction, „ Bk. Adam and Mr, eioutagati wee beard as Counsel iesupport ! that the House do note resolve itself into a'Commie. It was unanimosely resolved. , Sub- of Mrs. Fallarton's Petition against the hill—Further pro- l tee of the whole House, to take hit° consideralion pike,team, le. ; Second Price 3s. 6d,.—Pit. 31. 6d. ; Second Thar a Committee be appointed to solicit and receive ..1. 20.—Eowee GAllerYs 5 " ; Second Price , h. — Upper . Scripituns fur tais purpose, no el that all monies so received medlar to-morrow. i_t p ho uk h e le o s f s a f y e el o i f i ng h t i his toyed Highness, relative tb the .. . • • . gallery, Is.; Secund Price. 6d. Ibe placed under the anausgemeat and contnad of the said Com- ' DULWICH COLLEGE. . . asittre ; that the Committee do COIA4i of the following per- ! Lord HOLLAND moved to di sc ha rg e s th e Order o f Vonb ' T - HEATRE-ROYAL, COVENT-GARDY.N. , sole, with power to add to their nuudiers, or to unite with the City Committee if they deem it expedient. met Air eoing i nto a - . The [tootle baring gone into a Committee, TH I present EVENING, May 13, will countries. , His Lordship was desirous of bringing en the C 4 %etre sleet.a , Wedivesslay.—llie Order was discharged, and accordingly fixed . The CHANCELLOR o f . the EXC ti EQI; felt be performed, Aechbiihop of Cantetbury, Joshua Watson. Esq. :. for WedOesday. an , Ae. ,rose to call ( ha- attention of the Committee to-the OTHELLO. Archbishop of York, l i t i e en v. rl A4c h h. n ten a r Camb r id ge, Mr. Jenkins, from the Maribalsmi Priem, presented shop of Lnodno, count of Fees in that Gaol, as moved for by Lord Staeliope....- , Message which .he bad Vetivers4l.. Ass entering -upon the circumstances ' Igo, Mr. Yen s Desdeniona, Mn. Mrs Fetich. Bishop of Exeter, an. .H. a. co r ns , ' , Laid on the Wile , which-I/4th its adoption, It would To which will he added. Bishop of Chester. Sir J. Mackintosh, M. P. i The Billiton the table, principally private Acts, were reek, - TIMOUR THE TARTAR. Bishop of Salisbury, on. Y. North; . . • Masao of El), (l on . Bathurst, . aud the House adjourned. be unnecessary . for ,title[ step • mere he competent The Doors to be opened at half past eve o'clock. le be- Lord k env „„. tit. Hole. Sir Win. Scott,lll.P. ' ... gie at half pan sig. _ . • to the task, to enter into a sletaileffstatemeat of the , • . Lord Cftlihurpe, Chas. Gram, Este jun. M.P. . _ tory of those achievements i unexampled military renown, be the particular his- , Lord Eardley. Rt. lion. J. C. Villiers, ' ~ HOUSE OF COMMONS. • which at a time pecu• • EXCHEQUER BILL OFFICE, Maylll,' UK . Rt: HAIL Sir J. Nicholls M. R. H. Manse , Esq. . "lie. 11L DAVIS presented a petition from Bristol, Prag i liaily remarkable for the dispresal of , .great empire, 9 • . ' - Rt. Hon. 6. Rose, M. P. W. H. Hoare. Ile+ •-. . - Mier eleaseiet of impressing the Chief Mate* of merchant I All EXCHEQUER BiILUS dated in the Months of -.• Str Ilene Acliind. M. P. J • Round, Esq. M. P. ehipealeme illteekinsehoold be disallowed.—Ordered to lie ou !by the sword, uplifted the - Duke of. Wellioguni - I to the undisputed rank -of the first L'aptain •of . , Moe and June, NIS, E. With. Bootle, Esq. M. P. Wm. Henry Heave, Esq.. s b e - m bl e . . .3 ' TO BE PAID ()Fr. vvai. Wilberforce Esq. M.P. J. Rommel , Ewe. ~ , Mr. J. SMITH moied the second reading of The Golden-lane , the age.—[Ucae, heart-3—h- woold be , tusperfluous ) Win LORDS COMMISSIONERS of Hi s R. H. leglit, Esti'. 1 Brewery Bill , . .-mi- MAJESTY'S TREASURY, having gives Directions Committee Room, Freemason.' Hail, Great titteetestreet, ! Mr. HARV aa ll i re at some length against the Bill, and . for him to point out the necessity of enahling . 'thtit - mad, that it should be read a secoad time :great warrior, when his services should approach ... • • where all Commeitatioas may be addressed, and where See. moved, as an a close, to retire ' '; iltepetting off the Principal of the abom=mentioned Exchequer t seripsions will be received - as well as by Mews. Hammenlev that day six months. .. Lee, with the Interest due thereon, at, the Exchequer Bill Office and Co. the Treasurers; and by the several liankiactielases is ' - Mr. J.SMITH spoke in support of the Bill, and the SCILI- l into domestic life, with honour, 1 Loudon and Writutioster.—Signed by Order of the Committee , • CITOR-GENERAL against it, after which the original guts- de the Receipt of Exchequer, New Palace Yard, Weshrninster, dignity, and affluence. A century had now elarised since the country had beets called upon for a similar ) 4 JOSHUA WATSON. / Seeretatles. pro . lion was negatived, and - the amendment agreed to without a di- al Thursday, the 2d Day of June, 1131 i, attendance wi ll he R. ACKERMANN, e tempiere. vision. * 1 emu daily ( Sundays sued Holidays excepted), until and including , The Committee on the Convoy Bill was postponed till to. ! purpose: between the hero of that day (the Duke of , SUBSCIIIIPTIonS since agatliesa. I t M ud a e rlb h o e roa d ti t t) n a o n t d in t e h a e n il t l o ustrio . us object of their grati- . Iredaresday, the 25th May, inst. from Ten o'C:tech in the Morning i Me. Bunn se2 0 Mal. and Mrs. Vanthanselo 0 • morrow. , MU One in the 4:Overseen, for the Purpose of receiving the same. iM. Harding and M. H ,lse, weee,„„a Re y, • ; The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER. suggested the . 4nd, for the greater Dispatch, the Bearers of the said ' mi C es ee l e, ee ksi l i e 012 Thomas Willis 10 o Propriety of disposing of the dropped Orders of yesterday, for , I excite a comparison, much 2 0 Journeymen Tailors, tbe purpose°, proteeding to the business of the day. ' a parallel would be rarely justifiable • ; the g rounds of . 1 each character being rarely subject to similar cots. ~ Bills are desired to bring LISTS thereof (which an to Lord Anikunt 31 10 Marlboro'-mews 11.11 s. 6d. i he obtained at this Offsce), denim Otani* !hoarder of lheir Dr. Ruddiman 101 U Hudibtas 55' ORDERS OF THE HOUSE. . tin,gencies. Marlboroug respeeitie data, sod as are fur the sense Amount being atonal- John Freeman, Ewe. 5,1 J. R. 111 I Sir JOHN NEWPORT rose to enquire of the h, like Wellington, was the t leader of a combined army ; the latter, however, ' 10 0 Mrs. Boswell 5 ° ' * Under-Secretary for the Home Department, how i : had a more difficult task , inasmuch as he cons- - pats arranged, and specifying the Principal Sums and Interest t J il l e ' h n n r _BA ' a ei t i'liAl -,:. 10 10 Mr. It. Jackson 5 5! , ; had happened that the order of that House for cer- mended nations dissimilar in religion and habits, due thereon, computed front, tut excluding the Days on which 1 James Buller, 'L'' 4. 10 10 Misses Sunhat, Liver- °J Me, are respectively dated, to the said 2d Dag of Jun e in-, H. A. B. 10 n pool s 5 ! fain returns, to be made by the Courts of Justice, ~ illusive, When the Interest trill ease; and the said Bearers ! Sir James Earle 5 0 J. Catenate E-q. at 10 o, ' had not yet been communicated to these Courts. . and whose banners it were much more di ffi cult to unite, than those of the Flemish, Dutch, and Ger- A. It. (a Little) . . 20 0 Willis • .! .. (being holders or not) are indispemibly regnired to Indorse ! i Mr. H. ADDINGTON said he understood the Louts Hayes Pent, Esq. 10 10 At Ackerman!. of the former. It was also to be remarked, each Bill with 'their usual Signatures; and to write their Names ; M n , s tephe „, o „ 1 1 Win. Yowl, Esq. ' practice to be, that the Home Department forwarded - mans , Ab . aust • without any invidious reference, that Lord IVel- • gad Residence at the bottom of their List; and they are George Over, Esq. wroreauer required to attend the Exchequer Bill °fee fur Poy- 1 ! Lady C . *siren DiumOn 1 11 meat, and to receive the !Nat Bills, and give the Receipts for ~! D '!" L.bit!tu • tie saide. I Miss K. Cottrell 1 Jeffrey Wyatt 10 10 Slteffielil 5 0 1 5 1 5 1 ft s s ) : G it A i en r. l r i g o e y : ung 1 (1) ever conveyedy 5 5 • 11. - M M . If any of the Holders of the aforesaid Bills should be de- . Abraham Caldlcolt. Esq. 5 5 ' John Colson, South- -2, 2 order th r f o o u r g the production of papers which h an Address to the'Thron . e h ; 1 1 that it never had been usual to make that O ffi ce the ' organ for circulating every order whieh the House lington, above any man, rose superior to considerii- tions of a personal or pecuniary nature; it therefore . the more particularly became the House to aiil the • , 4.- , Mrs. Joiles,of Arlaill 10 0 I am ton 5 0 might make for any particular document. i wishes of the country, steel to place the illusttiou , Lhiefiain i nn situation of convenience and com- • Welts of rooeiring Pnynient of the Principal and Interest, pro] T. 13. Bowen, E.q. 55 i, William P Smith, Esq. 22 ', Sir J. NEWPORT said six weeks had elapsed,, ' I NOW to the said 2d Rao of June. they may be accommo- dated, on computing the inter& to the Day on which they wish ; A. 0. to he paid, and leaning the said Bills for it; Day prior thereto. *xaminalion One J. U. The Rev. Ed. Ellis J. Floris E. Pilots • 11 I ditto 1 0 I Jones F. North, Esq. 2 () _ ditto 1 0 11:chnr.1 Nichols, Esq. 2 0 ' 1 0 P. Pugh, Esq. Ike Persons as may be desirous of having New Exchequer 1 William Sheldon, Esq. 10 OE. E. amid C. C. 5 0 1 6 . • . Miss ,. , Bilis in whole or in pert of Payment of Principal, uPon mark- At Pined s(a Fiscal) 10 1 Wood, ing New Bills, and mentioning the Amount at the Bottom Of ' Mr. Fernik Willi J. Colt 1 1 OH. a Friend to the 010 Germans and no return had been made to the Order of the 2 2 House. There would be great difficulty, inconveni- . Sii "" ek 3 U i He COce, and delay, in moving ass Address for every which the House might wish to have produced . paper could see no reason why the Orders should not 1 o i be transmitted through that Office, and it was incum- fort suitable u it'll those dignities which he so de- servedly possessed. It was his intention to pro- pose, that in addition to all former grants, a sum of 10,0001. per ann. payable out of the Consolidated Fund, shßuld be granted to Lord ‘Vellington--es it might be deemed more desirable that a propor- tionate sum should be applied to the purchase of .• •It: : ' / '' 1 ; their Lists, delivered on or before the2blA Day of May, may be H . H . 1 0 Mr. C. Stewart 10 0 bent on them to see some means provided for carry- 1., accommodated frith New Bills, carrying an Interest of Three-pence Richard Webb 3 3 l, , , territorial property,• he meant to propose that dile ling into execution their own Resolutions. ' annuity shily Id at any time be commutable for _ 4 Itatfposum by (As Day, ea every One Hundred Pounds, loliids-1 £1 1 ; : Mr. WYNNE said, that when he was in (Ace, said Nato Rills wilt beer Date the said 44 Day of Jutee,.. and ' I Mr. Goddard selo 10 itew. J. Maude 300,0001. 11 - ith reference to the idea of erecting mill k delivered, together unth the Interest due it respect of the Getwral Gammen 10 10 Mr. Charles Maude 1 1 the Orders of that House were transmitted through . • R. R. 1 0 Mrs. Lee. Alston 22 . the Home Department. I d mansion upon the estate, corresponding with the . Sills e• eats[ to be exchanged, on Friday, the 3d principle of the purchase, it would be better that D a y t f lams. John Lawson , . Mr. Sayer 1 0 i , jibs, am, the following Days. i Esq l b 5 Mr. Oliver le o , ea, 1 the SPEAKER observed, that he had been made ' , N. B. Ail Exchequer Bills dated prior to May, 1813, ' Mrs. K'ng 5 U Collection at the In- ' acquainted with the facts of the case that day. The point should remain over for future•consideration; i The Hun. E. S. Cow-subject to the circumstances which may arise frosts leave been advartlwd to he paid off, aster the Interest thereon has I per de Chapel, 712 practiee on all subjects of Finance bad been to [elm 10 10 at Stafford the feelings of the parties, -or the ! itavure of the ceased. IJ. Mortlock, &q. b 0 oN. to.. 5 o the orders at the Treasury, who provided . the means i ~. 1 E. C. B. per Palacio At Ackermann!. 4 0 ' of transmitting them to their proper destination, and - estate. The Right Ilan. Gentleman. nett directed CORN LAWS. i and Co. 5 5 Airs . Burgessßusthe attention of [fie House, to -the heroic ehitibcier 3 0 it seemed to have been supposed, that the Home De- ' • Just published, price 2s. Mr. sheave 5 0 Miss reee who stood second in the -military history of our OBSERV#TIONS on the CORN LAWS and IT. Wheeler, Esq. 3 . 3 Dr. L. Wyen, second 'pa rtraent would act in the same manner. The Mes- the CORN TRADE, in 1819 and 1814. Principal Inhabitants Sahmtipoon 'lO 0 monger of that House, under this persuasion, carried country ; Sir T. Graham (Lord F.lnedock) had not , B, Mr. JOHN BRICKWOOD, jun , of the Borough of Samuel Dendythe &nick in early life of a military education, his Printed fur J. N. Iticluirdsoa, 23, Corahill. . East Lore 171. lee. 6d. Weston, liste_Ed- 20 ; the Order to that office, but was there told to leave , first essay was at Toulon, afterwards in Italy, as a , ~ ~ t • Mr. Mellor 1 0 wardoereet, Port. 1 it.at the Crown-office tit the Court of King's Bench. •• ... F. Burton, Esq. at man-square I .e. He confessed he had heard this with astais' h tth- IS me , • volunteer with the ;Austrians, enclosing himself at NON-RESIDENCE OF THE CLERGY. Messrs. Child and J. A. Gilmore, Ewe 10 0 , Nontua; Airing the blockade, by which he render- ' Jusvublished, price 3.4. Co. 10 10 A. B. 10 li but he presumed it proceeded from the clerk not he. A CORRECT S ,AT KM ENT of all the CASES At Stnford. Mr. Williams 10 10 ing conversant with the general practice. Under 'ed Itte past -effective service--then at Minorca—at. i ~ni_ of CLERGY' Al E N chi, are sued tinder the 43,1 Geo. $, Rev. E. Dickenson, Mr. Edward Helmick, papers was , the tong blockade of Malta. In Spain, with- Sir 1 1 these circumstances the motion for the thap• SI; with Ot,sv.vatims on the intended Art of Indemnity. Rector of &Word . 111 2d Subscriptioo at Cadiz, Ciudad Rodrigo, and other Toping-. with two Petition% presented u,, Parliament t and an Do. Do. of Els oihill 22. i Per. W. Ileaningliant 3 3 renewed ; the Messenger carried the, second Order ; 1 M"rev. Apeemlis. cent•sinia; erieinal and important Docurneuts rota- J. 6lsborne.th,treore 1 1 M. A. P. 5 /3 to the same Department, and received the same di. important services in that country, until Isis health i Tboinns Matiershaw, From a German's tie longer admitted of his residence there. With live li, the presein state of the Clerev, Sze. j By W. WRIGHT. Esq. Silkmaii-loos e 5 5 Datiakter. J. 0. B. 160 0 rections. The clerk of the Crown himself at length reference to his last action, Bergen-op-Zoom, it Late Secretary lo,the Bishops .. f London', Norwich, Ely, and T. F. Hubball, Esq. 0 1 1 One who sympathises began to consider of complying with the Order. It • (3.bod. John'lluhball 2 in Safferings of ,vas allowed by Bonaparte to have been planned however, highly expedient that 'some arrange- ' • London: Published by M. J ours, No. 5, Nengate-street. John Collnis 22 , his Fellow-creatures I. 0 w a s, with consummate skill and judgment ;in fact, the . '[ neat shall be adopted for placing the execution of . i A CHALLENGE.a id „ event defended the propriety of the attack, for the . their Orders on a proper footing. if the same CAPITAL PEDAL HARP and PIANO- MESSRS'. CURRIE and Co. Surgeons, late in and facilities . — FORTE, to hr snot fur 25 guineas each. The ILtrp has his Plaietv's service, challenge the whole world um a were tarnished - The • The next Officer to whom he would call their a melt , nod aU the see perm covers. busing hie ,, mer. proven Angle instance where their Medicine nod hlethod Of tont as were afforded by the Treasury, there wou ld Lord in . . It ; attention was I w h ose conduct surprising • unveiling case. fin'. The Piano-Forte Ins been made about Cure have tailed ..1 the desired effect. The practice of tunny ' seldom be any di ffi culty ; hut, at the same time, Ili{ 1 four months, wish addition.] keys, double action, inside desk. years en this particular brooch of their profession has not elver General Girard's corps, as well as his judgment ar was not for that House to depend u p on these tacit': i laid pillar legs, equal to new. else e, one unsuccessful case. They continue to direct theirfully justified his claim for that considers- m a n he seen n' Johll Wallill ' t. No. 5, Leicester-place, not i studies to the freatinriit nod cute of VENEREAL CO:st- • ties. The practical question was, whether a particu- :" Alm e i ra t ]e N . final ten to feur , o'clock. ! PLAINTS. eis.l that derangement of the s•steia, which is the i s channel should be provided, or whether the num- I floss. Lord Beresford, who followed, was also well N. B. A private Ismise. I consequence of the pernicious mid wasteful effects of a habit long known to the country, he had formerly distinguished _'l and most unhappily punned by the Youths of both sexes. In - N lessen belonging to the House should be ber of .gem , • • ' ; th e we it will tie sound to he the unfailing sonrce of Barrenness; so encreased to be et.ahle r' d to convey every single Or- himself at the Cape of Good Hope, and Buenos KING'S BIRTH-DAY. N • the 4th of JUNL,' 1814, STATE LOT. ! :he :iin th g e s r .. l i i t i r iv . e .r i , t i s eb r i i i t i v t i v iges w i f i i i i c t i l , 1 1 y ir d i e:: ti act t r i: m t h e e d n i i ed b: t i e s r d in i ir. 'der to whatever part of the kingdom it should helAfr.esi above all, his assiduity in infusing a military . ..‘-r '1E1( Y begins Drawing. mites in linpotelice. These are its remote mid ultimate insets ; • directed. At present, however, this consideration sysist into a nation which was thought to be almost SCII Ehl E. while consumpiiiios, hiss of mitscabir iiimer, nod var l ets . wer- might be deferred. ' insusceptible of it, but which sprung forth at Hueco, . •, 1 • • h ,• • h • 1 of X20,i100 is sC•20,000 volts compinietts, usually h c ' untriertile I e " I ' lesi 484 " ir, 1- " . The ATTOLLN EY-GENERA Ls;ffnin a -e- that there ' " Alines , and Salamanca. There were two other 1 2 •• • .1* - 2 . 2 2,COO ! from who declined a pecuniary accompaniment to theng . make the necessary returns. 4 , LOW - ' t 5 - 50 1) l • - , Mr. PO NSONBY objected to any additional num- considerations arising out of the ample estati. . . 6 - . 1 9 16 • • 101 1 ,3 03 ' weakness, A lerts, ;is also ST I/ I CTU R ES, of honour, could attach to wealth conferred for high a • :A) . . s , s l eiriO, whether t h reat or of long duration. and which have sussed the i services to one's country ; yet those personages wish. 1,720 • -- •of treatment, elfcctually awl permanently cured, without the Mr. GOV I.BURN, the conversation dropped. eel to conclude their glorious career without su per PAO Tickets. X90,0J0 : patient suffering ise excruciating pain nod alarming lietionr.tage fluous possessions. Previous to his moving the The tint Ticket drawn a Prize above 171. fi rst Day, will re- 1 witch ir"Pieliav "inws the app li cat ion ef l!te. lunar eall•tlte. • DENMARK. grant, he had to state, that inclusive of the former t I (sive 3,0001, and she first Ticket drools it Pi iLe u nite NI. se- :In the C1 , 1111.e of [society years extensive pracitce in this metro I . Mr. AVIIITI3B,EAD 'enquired, whether it was ones ‘ord Wellington's annuity would amount to co. el Orly, will reteive 10.0001. 1 polls, TllllO O O6 Eases of strictures have been mid are tinily aft- true, as stated in a foreign paragraph, that the treaty Tickets and Shares aie selliog in great variety stall the °faces : der their cue, tae total eradicat i on of which Is effected by a betWein 18 and 19,0001. , • - . . safe, certain, and expeditious mode of practice. 'a l ienist' at any between this country and Denmark had been ratified i,, lowa and Country. . 1 other )et adopted. The weakness, relaxation. and deoisits Mr.-WHITBREAD rose to declare • his opinion at Copenhagen ? . proceeding from this complaint. is speedily removed, marl tie . 1 , 1 . r t ii 4 -•••, SCR,OPIPULOUS CASES. ; isatieut restored to sound and vigorous health. tint where the . 'The '-• la r" ' • '‘il•ELI OR of the EXCHEQUER of the inadequacy of the present remuneration.— ? YOUNG LADY , of the age of la __, having debility has for years existed, a proper perseysratire in their re. signified that the ratification had taken place. Upon the merits ef Lord Wellington there could be Abeen ankle. with Scr , nploil.tto Virerali•ols and extreme : storative remedies, oiler the stricture has been deeteelyed, is el - WIHTBREAD then wished to be informed, but one opiUion, they were " trumpet tongued," • bad health. way gwen over lox a hopeless casc by eminent prarti- disnetwably e ermi.ite in reyivc the slumbering spark) of life. i l to re . an ialase t h e ca as sii e p„r4 . whether any alteration had been made in any of its and, unlike Marlborough, he had the good fort une .1 [inners. •By tho use of SPILSEURY'S PATENT ANTI- , es Several Noblemen mid Gentlemen of the first respect Minty . ar ti c les ? to live in times when detraction hid her head, nod sconnutic DROPS she has recovered her health, old tier ; 1.., I have been uuder !he crlre of Messrs. Currie and C. for the !••• , ; present state promisee a perfect cute. The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER when no matt could be found so envious, malirant, ( Wm. Johns. Of the pariA of Rotherhithe, from a weak . 'n ovel of couiplands of the urethra, strictures, art.; iiiid tes••isi g ived a radical -mil tiertorteent cure request 'hut !afterlives replied, that there had been uo alteration which or foolish, as to sully his fame. He was a heppy ! atate of kasha, and a Serephulous A ffection of the Elbow Joint,; ,is also by their means perfectly restored. rect . , . i , , .._ . • .. ~_ _ . ~ , =IV he given to them , Rs 4.111""14 1 "Ideel t t h e decisive could affect the subject of that night's debate, the exception to the maxim, t ‘ no suns of glory shine Hanish Tbunis, near Woodbridge, is able to leave ' her; superlorev of Nimes. Currie and Co.'s plan of treatemet.— • ly change which had been introduced regarding the until they set ;" and the House, and the country ! • Man of d me Gentlemen have had sire...twee front ten to twenty on • hal Oyer two gears conlimment, and requests another bottle, in ! y n had hcenutal it. the care of Messrs House Hilivisidos. i retro.cession of the Danish colonies. exi‘eeted that his retiring situation should corre- , Tears. n a •. , • . hopes af completing her recovery. '' tt mho; Suraguat o equal eminence, who nttempted she PM . )1. Tee eilkary of die Parent Asee-Se-diege Deeps ie wzt r r the li ) aic.n ,dairy wan , ortritnat . . ...., . .... Mr. WYNNE asked if the copy of the Orders spond with the splendour of Isis career, to w h ich s k ~ . kilo** sin Eraptioas, Scorbutic, Gouty and Bilivits Alec- i D .1 y ratieot: in the country Na requested to state ettepartlentaa • (or instituting the blockade of Norway was yet luid the sum preposed was certainly inedequate. 1 t•e .. pious. of their case, me, end eeueral habil of living, ice. &e. inclining • upon the table of the House. T . , Sold w holesale by E. Edwards, 66, St. Paul's Church-yard ; a remittursoe fur . advice andauedicines. when the same will lalt • M r . Honourable Member here bore testimony to the Iiil:',11 and retail at the Dispensary, 15, Soho-square, London, in , iven or ' sent to any part of the kingdom. To mere that lite GOULBURN said it bad been delayed by characters of the other Noble's Of fi cers w h o had • Moles of fn.—Double 10s. 6d.—and largest 11. 2... duty inciud- g ) served under Lord Wellington, and hoped that 1 ctecy so esser,tial to their u ndertakin g, the postage of lodes accident. ed.—Compound Esseate. SA. may he added to the account err medicims. • Mr. WYNNE would then leave .it to the House, the Chancellor of the Exchequer would soon be . • Ta prevent Counterfeits, the Genuine Medicine base blstek Mewn. GUM! and Co. may he consulted by either Sag, with 4 - kilt Stamp. either to submit his motion now or to defer it till the called to propose similar appropriations for these s .. - Mk, S. maihe resulted personally, er ley letter, at the Db. the greateet delicacy, eecrecy, arid honour, at their house, No. elevated characters in the British navy, who had so , 107, ilatsou-eardea.—%h June 1809.-107, kiattoeiarden. production of that Paper. . 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