The Statesman. — London, England, 1812-04-21 00:00:00

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WILKIE'S . • EXHIBITION of all the PI en) KM be los pellnied, is new own, frno Niue seasick la die Morning till flask. hi N... 67, Pall-Mall. Adtnittinsee One Shilling. . A Iltl Y tel. ROOMS. BY PARTIC!;LAR. DESIRE. N MONDAY, 27th inst. will be repeated, .44, O reteionied titAtlil MATER, of Pergolesi (e!_perfecrieT .4 with 'k e na en .A appinisse, at the :shame Roans, on the litth a broth last),,wilbs new ItiOccllaneone Selection of Now. Deeps, (Her-.l44Reeitatior... natizr the direction of D. Cord. Ante the Concert, other Re a ill be appropriated fora 13 Porticulet. of the Perawmaere will he elven in the Dills. Ado iota, e,tn (be Cowers and Ball, is. id.; to the Concert et Ball, trwh. Tickets ai be 4iad of !Mr. Con, Nos 40, Gerard-street, Soho An d of m i . ch u te, at the Roos., where Boxes and Plaice way wow be rater). 'g-v~Y~ ~ TIIINKS I TO MYSELF begs Leave most. re tin rand% to lament his-Feietads and the Pulaie in genernl, thou hi, new W..rlt, I SATS—MYS 1, is this-day pnblished in n , US]. I ..... 10 . •%11...tturtrili ' Minted fur J. J..ll,vsi.n, Gltelide; C. C;lapp'e, Padl-Mall; and 60,14 by nil Hook , . Itertk ••• please to he taintrutt.r. antrerder I SAYS —SAYS I. . . •TIIE sIILV4-;11. NEW INvEs . riii) TRPISES FOR RUPTURES, Sanctioned b. the Sacie4 fur the Encottriagentent of Arts, Ma notfacturer. and Commerce of England. Surgeons' Inatrament-maker, gv • and Cutter to St. Bartholomew's Hospital g Trios-maker • 10 his Majett)'s Honourable Cominissianers of ,the Transport Board ; anti to the City of London Truss Society, for Relieving . the .kuptoreit Poor, palratilied hr -Ms 'Mishit 'flightiest the Duke of Cainhridge.. nutwonaces hie NC W-1 NV IieNTEU SKR PUN fIN a: CURVED ELASTIC STEEL TIbUSRES, by, which n Carr, In. many Cases. will he iilunioed; mid lie en ges to keep up the most dillealt .Ruplwre that eter e Tie hurler,' mf Arts, Sic. baying * voted their biker' Meilal for th..aMo e. Improvement, the Inventorhos had the honour of receiving- the same from the bands orhis Grace the Duke of N rfoik. ri . lie sat . likewise ikewiseinvested an A5,11,114,ET, for:Sharpening Ra zors. aTlh,wt ' a Mine, tuperlor to other. Inventions; and there also rimy her had lot much approved i flt tine tempered Razors, _aomsoi l . t.. dtrortg limit:Li and lender faces hich b:l. at hid Maimiartogy.. cadre' the Ceutm Hospital, Wilt ffinifilfirlo t•ni et No, toonlinii-stieei, Wl•pdaulsoarrnyilte4lll4, his new a 1,41 esaliplete Appa- Lt. 2, SolKlitioie fir! *Atilt?. • • • UCH.6111411011A14.14A1R.,...:—. . J. IrAtiFElt TAYLOR and SON have the beeour ` .44.rc.eutiag toeir-teskectful ackanwledgionds tp Om-No• . tlentity, fis l uf the Putilic. for the •li:tinguisheil patroringl, ~ re eeperieiserd Of the Pcienihreitaie of their newly-ins % : •,,o•O s/A E, E PIDURIEN YE, **kb. itt Raldily and Ma i; allowed 1.,. exceed any thing •If the Wail hitherto intro . r r.; rtmnne the. culinary ribinforlii Ift life. The enprecedeined mid • for ibis Armco by :the del frontlet. affords no outgoes tom,' of its inestimable utility in giving a els..iee naid ,If., ( 1, llama& irli4 to plaiu lAA litturiona dishes of every 'de .•: ',aims: It a n ettlialy adapted for etpartatiou, as it ft l.eldit Its n t high Savour in all ts.Ad iu Pint Rollie. at 4s. and Half)pint at 2.. oneh. appainiineso, Alums. K. null. W. Rails's, hi, New lliim.- stiert ; Air. Wier, 2, bendetstmll-mert ; Alr. C. Twylor's, Kingston, Soil ; Mr. T. (Idris, Ewen w irb s Mr. D. 1 1 04ii.,' br )s.UribiLltrertli. Bath.: and at their riimily Oil amid Sum*. Witrel.iiitsr. No. 17. near .Feiter•ltiar, having• /men y. 1103161.4 afar 50 years.; obey offer the Pithisc so ;tickles' i a n what me grnisirie, owl of gisiiiily. • TO PU 01.1 C. P • • • ROM the numerous 'Complainte that have been Mride. and Leona prejudice might arire isi came tittenee of the eireulahmoor it false repo's:eat:ok. Suaosel l/aYies, ietor or NI OR R PATENT FAMILY 'MA '4611.7. feels 4iat ell ' imperiatttly culled upon to onnussece In the Pnblie iA vieral, that he sever buil the suiallect connection o ills another ; house, Lite of theu.itne streit ; nor are his 6! Ingle: by an' means mete it their plan. On the contrary ' he has si plrie re to I add. that sr hervver his hare beets arderecl, they have given ' , sae; vrrml sati•ideliao; and the itlerezoite; denmad from ill bath of town lad- emirarv, is the -frinetem proof of the %uperine exerlietree nf this losieutirs.t aver every thing At the kind yet at truiPteti Colnulthr%of this. he Inu.t respectfully Sisileil% the tmstiuts of the • P r ohlie to these yahrable and ls-admired Mae 'Mort. F iry folly essay iure•Le that tenni their (-unrolls., t nevieeke the pet rvell one wills which they are %yoked. ;nal the-entan hick howler •be dhirtr Ilttv perforue, they will he geutrally InPh'd throoitionet the eimint . ' • • T.t he ishd ac else gyasudauspry. 110. 4, Skinnerrstrect, •Stitots lilt, Landeo.:—lleieoLL 174. host if to be scut Tutu the Cv.ll.lty; hi.. litic Eine. • op ,•• aisti, after returning bic most grateful thanks • to the POlie for their uishoontkel forroors ip stet Iwtr Loticrit:a,*respeetray neigh dots therm tkai Tirketi and' Shiires aro...Unit l event Vetter, tdt the•neet loot-rs of sittly 19,0 J) Tickets. sit to Iteoktia she Soto of Present erice—Tiiket £2l ISs. if 31f tell 6 fl Eighth • lei lit 6 Quarter l5 0 1 Sinteenth . 1 9 .6 The tiritente on impel-lion Pill be found navel; air! pay he had Sratta, at '4. CO R)411 I s t ., or 9, CH A R LIG-C poss. Where CA PITA It PRI too oomernos for' WE 'Advertise . twat. base been loslti, shared. oni_paid tot4sPooOds •. • Persons is the Country who fina any ditleadif is being tetivlted by the Ageitts, ore desiried so suite (postvidil) to either of 11411'9 0111 res as &sore. . . . . IC~lAid/SO GOODL I UCK & Co: the Coo . AL Dittoes, re•pectfitily tetwelt the following Scheele if the the present Lottery, to tee Inspeetios of the Puhlie. They do not conceive tent eny eantutent ".uitun its nevantogrit Dtvercsoors, u they feel to.ured :that ire superiority an a ir dr comparison %ills the Schewe of oily fanner Witery. Tickets and Sham rue ow late at their OrK-e% the comer of Itank building% COllll4ll, and Lacing the King's NiCW .. S GM • ttng-Cou., where, in t h e het poitery,.No. 3,486 i a Prize of 02 , 4(4,10 wet sold ip kleve*tharis. Serf lin. teW. 13.0U12 400.. • MOO fr-4100 4400 SAVO 2,otk) 400 910 YtK) z2n,000 I.cou ):),(x)0 5,e100 - . Couit 3,001)._ 4uou MU° 9,M) 9,01)0 2.400 . a - • $ - lQ - . • _ ..... • Ili - . , ini) - 7 taw 80 . tr.) , - - v. 504 70 . 40- - . '44/AN/ - 17 . 9J . . ... 3.9101f 0u IV4 . . 25 - - `I,O ,u - . 'l5 - . 3U,1100 .....1 4.000 Tickets. 0.90.000 1 Okly li.ooo Ticket.. all diterent Nionheni, The Wk.& to be tetriesidcd in 044.1)&3, tke 20th ut 'Nis MONTH'-APill• 11••.--....-.- LONDON, TUnDAY ) APRIL 21, 1812. • HAMPIO.N CLUR. - A T H a i... . Fou tl i ng Fr i ends b d 0 1 d....,h : to T RbPatAchtdiaillttMotiseETTrAß Tavern, St. James's-street, Api il .s.), 1 - I'2 t . • . WALT E R EA W K ES-, DI. In the Chair t ' Resolved, That a Soviet, he in-thine+ which. shall 'hove for its object, the securing in tie pehple the free Election of their Representatives in the Coalmine' Haase - tlf Northman% ' That stich-Soriety be called the tilampdrii Club, and that the Gettilenieo whirs* illUiles are under Witten he conSidered as its founders. ...- , F.. Blount, r.. q . T. Northmare, Esq. O. Bloom, Esq. W. !bitter. rsq. J. Bratidere Esq.' Sir"W.Pllkingttio, Dart. S. Brooksb.ink. Ekt. ' J. H. Powell, Esq. T. D. Broughton. Esq. C. Raslileigh, Esq. Sir F. Burdett, Bart. M. P. C. Ranh% Esq. W. J. Burdett, E.q. U. W. Steal. i eq. Moat. :largo( ne, Esq. S. T. Stnithwell, Esq. F. Canning, Esq. E. fltarklisitut, Esq. T. .1. (•1/Irke !Cir .1, thr.ickmorton, Bart. 11. ('litford. Esq. , . 1. it, Tie" moioti, Lap T. il, Es.t. . 1 ..J'r . . Fag. .. ......... , s-'. pie ; F. ' ' T. -t Ilthite, E l l. ane, E. " , O. • Wflbrohnin, Jot,. Esq. Wolter Fawkes "Esq. ' C. Wolsele), Esq. P..-J. (Ikon, esq. ' M. WOott, Eilli..Aliertitall Rear-Admiral Graves Sir W. Geary, Bait. S. C. Graves. Esq. ' T. Ritter, Esq. . J. Grigby, Fsq. ' T. li,pilloo, Ks,. I • • J. Gemstone, El. E. B. Clive. Esq. W. Hone., wood, Esq. IL P. IR. Kniglst, Es 1. . - G. Jiihmione, Esq. .1. B. Moiwk., Esq. , T. Jones, Esq. it. Corn e. ii.q. - • f G. laington, Esq. I C. E. llontlfoco, Esq. It. le•tt k Esq. W. Wallace. E. 41. G. Lister. Esq. I Row. Alum', baq. It. t.i, Esq. J . . " Resolved, Thal, by the laws nod Mobiles of this realm, the subject bos settled ha hit* a fitodamental right of property ; and he is rust compelled to contribute,fo any 14 i or oilier charge, not set by common commit in Parliament. !Nat orleorilieg tor Sir Edward Coke. the Members of the Coistionns • Nouse ought to he 4 * griwrol iiquisitors of the realm for the illetictoriner and CXCC111111)11114 the laws, nod fur the re deem of divers miseltiels and grievances." That, occesding tio the Grst bialuie of Westminster, anon 3d Edw. 1. A. D. 1275. because Elections ought to be free, no groat mon (haot hotrone) or other, by force of arms, slur by malice, shall distorts any from making free rierti.m. Thal, according to the celebrated declar.itien of King W Blinn: 111. for reitoring the laws anddliherties sf Paig:tiod, article IS, " All Atelier:, of Parliament Men ought it; be free, to be made Wadi Ike voitirebbenT• wilitntlt any sort of farce, nr the requir- lacties eleclael to FUltse 'much peowle as shall ke named to them. Lai-raid* to' nee COnSiltillienilll litf‘iti.lll of the late Lai 4 Camden, •-• Taxidlimi and representation are inseparable; mid 1 that Parliaments should be of a contimktoce agreeable to the ' English Cmistitidion." • . Resolved, 'Thvt it ic n notori o us f a ct, that nearly one-half of the Memisers of the I View of Caminito, are nil ciiissen by the people, it being ,clearly 1.% pressed iii the recoil. of Parliament, i mid evidence basing her i tendered to prove the fact at their bra,'" Out eighty4our individu Is do hv their nan immediate sutthority Send oar hundred :and fifty-seven Mesithers ; that sae hundred mud fifty more are returond by the recononendati tttt of vvehty powerful intik Hu .Is : making the total number of Pa- 1 trons roily me hundred mid fifty four, who return in the whole to the House of Commute three hundred rind seven Members." That shut by (he t' :won state of the teprestottation, the subjects' t forahotieutal right is openly vi o l a t e d ; ii, great ambers are taxed ; win" twee aseeeice-tn ;kr efertion of Weinberg of Parli.oneot r and the present continuance of Nardi .rents is of a most danger- OW 11141libron 4 11113tiMlid thrill 'Mi. i . Ites.dved, Th.:* it opprars to the Mettiliers of this Club, that ! the pr.sent rerrept practice of the Govenuneot of this country I difers most I 4 Orly from the principles of its Conwitulion; that i this deviation from the fundamental laws of the land, mid the wont of Mat Omit), w Web in this co 00000 ry oath, to subsist isir t wren ihe ftrpresemitive and the represented, are in a ere'd de gree the cause of those evils ~der which this oat ion is warring ; • and Hint theeefore a Retinal of the Representation its the COlll- ' MM' 111004 Of PeirlMPli'lll it alike Neee•Stify to the Collittle- 11.1t161 ,issdrpemlenee of the Clown, the liberties of the People, and she safely of the Cotiory. Resolved; That rhe Members of the Hampden Cleft pledge, themselves to nu* every exertion in Comity Meetings, n u n in nil other Meetings warts:lite:l by she Constitution, in conjunction With their coutitrytern, so induce the 111111.4° of Coalman* io take tkill important question into their earl and seri tttt . mooldera- I tine; had ti restore to the country her real Constitution mad an- I tient Lowe. Rlfsnlxorl. That it ~'tie dmerminition of this Club to coodur I their resolatieus mod exertions soledy to the procuring a Re- I ?min Ist the Itepresemation of the People. JOl/111. DAVII4, Sec. 1 • LONDON. t1).1, AptlL AMEETING of MERCHAN'T'S, TRADERS, awl other. silleersiest in she LAST INDIA and CHINA TRADES, the Ports of Liindno, will he held at the City of LmnionToveen, 011 flt,irsd is, the _'td inst. :it Twelve o'Cliirk. Atil , take eosin Cansideiation the Measures to tee adopted to watch flyer and priorrt their respective totree t io the approaching OiNcsts-ir a relating to tise renewal of the Charter of the E•Ot 11116 A CoelftlAy. -The !tight nom the LORD MAYOR in the Chair, 'flit Chair to be taken at One calock preriatly. DR.. Fitt ;MAN'S G urTA:, SALUTARIS, an ',p r oved specific furtive Scurvy, Wad every Foulness abd Impurit) of the {hood. Sea biatir,Cioplaitits ore the niumeenernl Malady of the Bei- 1 tb Cole.titutino; no family i mine .. less, exempt from them, and they sisototitimisrives in n variety of vsnys; they produce etiatimorsil, ulectation, and other niceiisni mates of use skin ; they ore:ut.utl NI of appelite, sveoklVC. met ikieetion of spirits; aunt the In iss Mood Ishiii rendered foul, it is incapable of of--• fording* healthy supply nourishment Inedible the functions of life to be properly nod actively performed. As a remedy from all impurities from this crtu.e, 1)r. Freeman's 60113 Salts. taris has protvd itself b, a reputation of thirty years, a certain specific and neser-faiiiewestre ; it requires only a few bottles of this invaluable medicine to remove, the nowt obstinate and in seterdle scorbutic complain'. At this period of the season it is weal known the scurvy and its crieSequences are ma. h to he,ilreattrd ; in every constitution where they are p reviiirm, the above medicine is recommended as the only certain mean.; of curing, as writ as preventing, the malady from breaking out; nor is It kss surces.sfal ae:iiisit the elfects of a well known contagion, which products a certain dis ease 11011 iliglideri the source of enjoyment; every injury arising from this kilo, whether externally napeariiie or latent in th e blond s Is erotically and safely removed by it, a it Inuit the neces sity of enufinesuent,nt those other restriction: which medicines ofa Lig superior and active kind require.' It is therefore re emisniehrled to youth of both sexes, and to those who sire about to cuter into a married state. and would wish to preserve firm Stealth nnd ;I sound cmstitution ; by u they still be freed front every eebilitY to which their irregular Pies max have exposed them, rind be restored to their original strength and vigour olf bit. in hire diseases of the female sex, where weakness is so pre donihatu. ti never foils W caecit the cause sooner clan soy other medicine, told to give strength, aniinatioo, and general tune to every weakest/et/function. Sold . ut itit r= Batter's. 4. Cbeapside, corner of Paternoster row; ' M.con. Oxford-street ; and by must C ountry M e di c i ne Velideri..in Rallis at 3. 9d. nud 4s. al. each. I)EfillslTY, ice. MESSRS. CURRIE isif,l CO. Turgeans t late ; fa his filitieitvli Svraire.,rnittleae to dire:l their studies ;Intl practice exeltt*ively to ttaktreatateet and care of V ENEIt.F.A L. 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Syn. price IL ls. irIYSINASIUM SIVE SYMBOLA CRITICA : • I ill A r. r i lt fi T char L 9° d. and Sir Sae ALAI Cam:lining Syntactical Rules and Critical Otkereali fort Court of Exchequer In Ireland 4 (daft'. iateseed to facilitate the att dement if a &erect Latio Prose mush Romilly style; were heard fur the 'Appellait.—Forther hearing -. illy tbe Rev. ALEXANDER CROIPRIE. LLD. • ,on Wednesday. e Printed f 10.1. Johnson ei.d Co. St. PaarirChisrelt-yard. Th Roy. • • al Assent was noti fi e d b y C omm i ss i on to tbe.Earl of - Of *knit in tv by Mel. by ski. swim . A at h rir. Wellington s Annuity liiii, the Local Militia Bin, the J aairatic An ESSAY - ON PHILOSOPHICAL XECESSITY in 1 and St. tionilago Intereourse. Bill ; the flundliriss Wnod Bill, yie one val. (Ivo. price is. and . 1 .. Irish Militia Atoesidinent Bill, the Lords' Act Amendment Bill, A TREATISII on P.i. ETYMOLOGY and SYNTAX of Mt,irdisies i s .:ilitisklitniilies' Bill, the Irish 154!tdieri Fairdlirs the EN (11.1tt II LANGUAGE, Seeped Eaton., Sen. priei. R. 13 11, the Pikhard Bill the Ghinvery Cierke --. I Bill, the Irish )ipitits Warehousing. BM: die WaDli:TerV Bill, the Reversion Bill, the Thames and Isis Navipakon /fill, tat Pont of Dublin Bill, several local and Private !MIS maliTort 9 y - nine. I The Commissioners were the Lord Climate:lot the lan of ' Liverpool, und Lord Walsiogham. ' The Legal Quays' Bill uas read a third tiineitelepsed,. ~._ The Can•vdts Trade Bill was read a gamed tier. odd - etkiiistittelk • a i f• Vhe C;eirkeetion I)aty Bill, tie Irish Spirits Pispart Citi, tend BlachforCs Divorce B il l, passed tbfough Coinn ' aitees, aost were repot einvi dawn Atueridnieat.• •, • . . • • Th- 1.0111) CD AN CELI.OR sa id a few words, le order to call the aiteistiou of the llii - fts - the Hengelo Illachford's Di vorce Bill, proMbiting the Adulterer and Adulteress from later ' marrying. -Mr. 3Minaoa , :from dm Office of Chief Secretary for Irelaid, preientest.thednspectors" Report of the State of the Priions, and other• Papen; Mr. klaie, from the Bank, an Account of the ' total muninal seine of Notes presetibA for payment, and refosed, 04 the gonad of their being forgeries; and Atr.•Alchmix, from the India House, the Leiter of toe Marquis Cornwallis to the i Court of •Ifireetors.-;-Ordered to lie on tee Table, and the Ae : count of Notes to Ise•yriated. 1 Petitions'for opening the East India Trade, (rota the lifer. 1 chants. Manufacturers., &c. of Doll, the Corporation of the Tr:- , nity.liouse, nod the Dock Company there, were presented by j Earl Fitzwilli;sni: from Biluon, in Stallordshire, by the Marquis 1 or Stallord ; and from the Company of Merchant Ad, torton.rs o of Bristol, by the Duke of Beaufart.-=•Ordered to lie OD cue 'fable. CATHOLICS OF IRELAND. • The Earl of DONOITCHMOO,E said fie had said, several Petitions to present from the Catholics of Ireland, praying to lie relieved from the disabilities under which they suffered ; and he merely wished now to observe, that means had been adopted - to as certain the general sense of that body, -and he b. , . lieved that the sense of the Catliok . Proprietors way clearly expressed in the Petitions. Amongst the Pe titions vra, one from Kilkenny, which was to have been presented by a Noble Earl, but woo was wafer terwitety prevented ty indisposition from attending. his Lordship presented .a Petition from the General Body of the Catholics of Ireland, and else Petitions from the Catholics of Kilkenny, Tipperary, Mo--. naghan, Cork, &c. which were ordered to Be ea that. Tal)le.. ' 'Earl GREY said, he had Petitions to present, very numerously signed, from different parts - of the . worth of England, by, persons of all religious persuasions, praying for what they considered to be essential to the welfare of the country, the removal of all disa bilities on account of religious opinions. His Lord ship presented Petitions of this description from Shef field, Hull, Berwick-upon-Tweed, different parts of Yorkshire, and other places, wh:ch were ordered to lie on the '!'able. Similar Petitions were also-presented from Bristol, /Jaffa', and Taunton, by the Marquis of Lam.. downe, and from Nottingham by Lord Holland, - and ordered to lie on the Table. A Petition was also presented by Earl GItEY, from the Catholics of . England, awl ordered to lie on the Table. The Marquis of LANSDOWNE.aIso presented two Petitions in-fivour of the Catholic Claims, one from the Protestants of Ireliuni t sud the other front the Protestants of England, connected by birth or pro perty, with Ireland. The .former, his Lordship ob served, contained the decided sense of the Protest. ants ,of Ireland in favour of the carbolic Claims, and was signed by Lauded Proprietors, Monied Ca pitalists, Barriseprs, Milita4 , Dlfic.ers, and several of the Parochial Clergy of the Established Church. -7- These Petitions were ortlered„to lie on the, table, as were 'likewise Petitions presented by his Lordship from the,Catholics of Kerry aed,Qaeen's County.. A Petition from the Catholics of Carlow, was pre sented by tht Earl of Bepbarongh; and another Pe- L tltian from :Catholics by the. Duke sif D.ivonshire,. which . firere also 'ordered do lie on the (able,. . After. fins paler Petitions had.been rear'',' . .ord (*EN VILLE . said, that. their, Lordship had now beard the Petition' of their fellow/subjects, in :limber nearly one-fourth pirt of thePopulotion of this kingdom, praying to be relieved . from -dia/, abilities and penalties which they feel to .he hialtir f injurious and oppressive to .themselves. They had also heard the Petitions of their Pratestant.Orectstips % . recommending to, our "favourable considenticia, i t 140. , their just cause, their loyal and reasonaale vfeqsrest; and praying to be permitted to xeneunce the .p4kvi.; : , leges which they exclusively enjoy, to break ..(tourAk s the barrier which we profess to maintain for theitaev, ckrity„and to share with the whole body, of their countrymen all the rights, and all the duties of free- , men. Ile had now, he said, to lay before them a Petition. of" a very different complexion, a Petition rfrom the Unisersity of Oxford, praying that thime ' lief may not be granted to their.fellow-sulsjects„but tfiet we May , steadily continue to refuse ourselves to akteed to the Petitions presented to us ib that behalf,. whether from Catholic or Protestant,.. in England'or in Ireland. In the relation in which he had the ho. now to stand towards that respectable and teamed body (a high honour he esteemed it), he had been re quested to present this Petkiou to.the House. With that request he had not hesitated to comply. Ile-re spected that difference of opinion which he lamented, . and he gave the Petitioners(ult credit for the same de sire with which he himself wasaniinated for the 'pairs tenance of our Established Aeli g ion and Coverp-,, ment,:thongh be regretted that the course whicts:thout recom*Wslatifor that purpose wits suck as must,, in bog. ; judgnalnt, - infallibly leaa to the overthrow of b is ti N , , Pi i ; pre ng%thi s retioP.us Au Thigh). 609pG 4ivil, ifPriW 0)0;0 tai„CorppEate..-B9dy,froz.: Whiffs it vitae ) his own same wish niceiterOy lucluded, he IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. • CliUlftlf (H SCOTLAND. 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