The Statesman. — London, England, 1813-11-24 00:00:00

For durability. beautiful appeacittiv. comfort ia weacoatol great economy. this usannfacture stands unrivalled, and is sold at ahmt half tbe_priee of Irish or othowibie Lines s. Ilfte tralee's Watehtower 154, Cheap4de, 'near St. Past's g and by a l ipoiumeut, al Harding, h owell, sad Co:i, No, SO, Pan. NAL . +,+ It i$ proper 'to guard the Publte agalost enrioundiniLthc above fabric with the nee► flyspecks! Cation I'wide ShirtingVW Preethies, which professes to regalisie perepiratioa, hod to 130'; anroatised. and so no antidote agaiast the plague and tuner' contagious disorders !! New Satirical Work no High Lice. by the Manor of •"JAI* is ticareb of a Ihanisat.'' 4 , 1110 la foar YoM. Hato. Y4a. VE ENGLISICEXPOSE; or, Mon ainfWo. wen Albinal and ntlionee. By A litrlPßltt( ANTIQUE. • • Author of " Cent," &t. Printed for A. K. Newman and Ch. i. lwienhall-resetk ?bet Ilorrinß have Keen pabltdoed this At:Wiles :• 1. SIR nILIXERT LASTKftLINI; :a Romig:ON.* 1. Ili Brewer. 4. rolb. '2. 5/ADELINA: s Tale. L. S. Sialiaott..4 lt. • -••• S. HOPS. •By 1111W1nat Valdes:4 vols. 11. • 4. RUINS of SELlttrin Svols, 5. RRA D. 'aid 6111/ 11 al4 41111. By iirkiartiiiyik tots. lt, 24. 6. 4 N • 4:4410 1 4 or, The Day of Trial. By • alit, 4 vols. Y to. 7= P fIJ CB aad"I 6 IIIttiBITEIiANCIA 4 Odd. 11. is R. tit:044341 . Gun,. vottritivitit,iia w,4 l apprl - p....ide • fir . tire&w ry, ilia - eireis Faultier' and Imports% of toe Blood. ~ -i Scorheile Cnatpl.orts are the most general Malady of the Sri tish Cis 4itittine ; no fillady is, more or lea, exempt from thew, mid they . ihn se I tieflOOres is a varier, of ways t the v prodoes womboes, ulceration, aid other diseased limbo, of the skin; they INTINIMA I is. of ii,..petite, wesktrts, and thjeesioo of rmiritlip suld'slier eta-s of Moot twin?, centered Totil.,lt is incapable of .if. *Moor lolteOltht talry of-orsoisheseit in eatable the futooions , 4 siLMISLIWArc wriosnollo . lramw - smottifteksige7 lb. eamkeat . rwan nil I. I t inriises Emit chi'. came. Or., Freesmon's f Wile S •In. 1 tares h. , s ur , ved i..elf.bv a 'router/ion of tbirts se oN, a certain f Imes ibis aod as yr-failing core ; it requites only a tew bottles of MIS tor ataahle o edirioe to remote the Most ,obatiunte and in. ...weierile t•irorbutic complai.a. t Al this veriortof the season it is well. be .wo the scurvy and I" Its cao-eq•nniers are-morn to hr dread-•d ;on etery c ;isthmian where 'her are prey , letn, the . ali•oit.i medicine is recommended N thi wily cert...n meant of o erase: at well ns prey. mine, the =v front br--1 ink . oat ; :ow is it tors saccee.fel against th.• ...1 n „P;; Mnn‘in rodayi -1., a I..eit produces n cotta 0 eis elA•7iatt emhitii•iii Mae source of oujoyastat ; every hipay a. long from tins 4ai .t, whether e'soernitlly ropoitiring or Went-in the blood. i- railica.ty and safely removed by it. withnist the twee*. siirof confinement. or those other restrictions widen medicines ' of a less %ulterior mad active kind require.. It is, therefore. re commended to youth of both seers, idol to those wise are about to cuter into a warded Ante. and would Wish rot preserve Arm health Mist a sound ..onstiottion ; by it they will be freed front every debility to which their irregolatities may have esp , reed -them, and he restored foo"tkeir ori4iont streneth and vigour of habit. In the di.eares of- ihe •Moinle sex, where weakness is so predotninant, it never fails to check tbe cause sooner than any oilier atedicineQuid too ,otive strength, animations, and ;general 'isiii.ll:Wili aril:Aid fiinctino. 544 at Batler's t'hensiea• owl , Patrat Medicine Warehouse, 4, Chearide corner of St. Paul'4 C , urch.s . ard ; Bacon, 0%- 61rd-street f`a . nd by ottost CanotrY Medicine Venders, in bottles at 2e. 9d. and Is. 6d. rich. • _. • RI. Frost ilwayi lad Procured- .. itty, part Of these 900 prisoners, abeeelentioned, must : g reat 1 years beta& itiedequeto — 'supply front the Continent * hare been confined by- same Otssbgerbent, for .the `.and ones Of very inferior quality. rronsthefree in.. liberation. But efing . an seeSi, i tercourte; however, which we might now expect with. serf purpose of proc tbOught a small - ad stators to duty of .fire por ce , ,t. 'it was not his intentiop, :that unitieL•the permanent' in future.' Ltill liberation should ' be so easy . . • The object was to Mete a Marked distinction in • this respect between he merely nnfortenate and the guilty. There. were twittimber of persons who lived entirely, and. I; .rd unts,a hundred welt, o n . the plunder of their creditors; and then ' Th ere ware' few articles ,011 Which, it was more ditleult to fix the duties, as the qiuilits wariest ! from the price of 235. to eight or ten gpineas the ; hundred weight. The present duties were six shit-_ ; but, notwithstanding thegetieral ob. jection . to ad talerern deities , yet in this initance its iberated under one of these tediperery Insolvent. , . would be prefera w je t h e . Pebtors' Bills, procured by clamour. As to the,; thought ti,4 spurt clause , he had not at first thooght any such ' i present .duties. .0. if- the duty was so reasonable, ineri Holland the supply would probably be more regular • t themselves segt to prison ferthepurpose of being elause at all necessary, and had, inserted it in s defea:: chants would have ne bidneeesent to make. lithe roe Was of the. *glee. He stotigiuded by stibmitsikeg & ante to the opinions of 'Others. - The , Cellitaivier*.•l*ot a ti on: s4 that affi. - gt„ w inch was agreed Ass sink . would be so much under the pub li c eye, that 'thligh th o repo rt or d eret i t o Would be'a much better . chech epon him than . 111 7- I . This:Resolutions yesterday. paned .Iti the.Coreinit. ether. Ile could not consent to the report be brought up to.morrose„ . , of ti's tire o f s upply wercagrisetto by the. Hesse. .. 4 Permanent. Ad. --,' ,• '', _- . . , .._ Le i rd'HOLLAI4D had . beta oothing ae lust' 4 :Perreanent Acr that Might net, be remedied a f • • .. •• • ' LONIOO I I - MILLT A. Bill .-- -. - ,„ I -,-. .7 - -- - th- - s he - Lo . ndoist - - ;Militia' Volunteer; ° EUII was - reed* first ti me , snail Ordered fors.eseond reading. :;:* •-• * 16 qtpin:"4""7"iivd:' .It * a id& bt,ile i4f Y,i_;l- . sir w ii. witris , o•ol - tiva.aptu.rtipo r t*listi k ' , the igrehultoe t, repeal., that A44______iarwat was g ttilit lailhOligh"iiif Bill;crily .offered tbelemderg. or • eidedt) hemp te.llisiligtaaw Prt,r*.a'us on aecouut,. „weinomill err of titre London • ttojimetvot,' tlw . City of ; particula;iy, of the clause of repeal ; because, .":.radon would wish - that his blisieleft Minions the permanent measure were now repealed, it wouta" - would take their two regiments as.tfley we; e, of. h 4 in vain for any one to fay the flattering unction tcers, colours, and all.—[ Hear !1.--He-was sure the to hisosoul, that,snothei Would soon be brought itfito ' gallant Colonels would be glad- of eisi opportunity of succeed k. He trusted ; therefore, his Noble Friend , distiuguishing themselves against the enemies of their ' (Redeadale) would persevere- in his plan of endear; country. . ... , soaring to remove the objectionstolhe present Act, . I, Lord CASTLEREAGH was. highly !Risible of which be so much to his Credit Prepared. - i the zeal and spirit from which thit offer originat.d, .Crew ELLEN BOROIJGR did not see that Par. ', bot.did not think it expedient to accept mote than liementsstultifieditself by acknowledging that it had 1 Carat. proportion which the other Militia regiments filien.,into an, error. At the same time, he had no 1 wire expected to furnish. *Mailer partiality for his Bill; and would be glad 1 Al I LIT ARY REGULATIONS. ... '-Co aisle his Noble Friend in removing the defects of Lord CASTLEItEAGH rose to call the attention ;tthe Permanent Act. of the House to some further regulations of our mi . The Rill was, "boilever, reed A firs time . • Mary. force, which cirrumstanees might perhaps rime itilt.trA, sgitlftbe ,Btt.L. . der it advisable-to adopt. lie had no doubt, (rota Lord_BATHURST moved the third reading of the ° the general spirit now' prevailing, that the wishes of Militia Service Bill; and, in answer to a question the Legislature Would belulfilted, as far as respected from the Duke of Norfolk, stated, that there . were 1 the supply of farce which the Alilitia would contri. three distinct provisions in the Bill :- . --tst,Those who 1 bute to the regular tinny.- - •He _thought,. however, volunteered into the line would, both .officers and I that under some possible circumstances in which the . . • . L atintLiTY, ass to the same•extpnt of. service .- 2d, Those ' who vo. I have some further regulations adopted, in . order to E N.Col l fi l tG LT ...hy the uniform success attend 16,..their isecrilini Method .of treatment in the cure an lanteered in militii.compaeies "Ong be firmed 1;04) . 4 render our army as completely disposable as it watt • • . . -.- • few prevailld coniplsiintii,whiih has been confirmed by lbe ex. provisional .battaliona.ender militia. o ffi cers, :end not 1 possible. It was. ot the Wish of Ministers to propose perieuee of loony yeartiti a Lew and okiensive practice; sett. to bisent out of Europe...-.3d. Thee* who volunteer... any fundamental clittege in our existing military in. Di/denim of die fin ppy erects' remitting to the public from me. ed in lir • bodies of 3.4thi Of a regiment .which *Muttons. From the volunteering of !ire Militia into dicid num confining thelf Otiellt6n ton certain class of diseases, . ger ..., , . i Messrs. GOSS mtd Cu emus to direct their studies to dam Were also to be considered es am).l4", and the services the liiie-irom the interchange of the' Militia itegi. (looters aTising feel a lierl i lestruiliVe' a tb ira lt i o t r n itr n rite=t4 not to be extended beyond %tripe.. . . threat= between the different parts of the United King. reVnt;s w .itt s4 ; b al liu se t el i t7iis tin Its va Pi ts i ries all the enervating imhe. The Duke of NORFOLL.4eciariti, himself setts- detts,;-atid from the institution of the local militia, • iiiil l iis of: old age.. fu that distreSsing state of debility or del- fled, anB said, that he Weeld . delhe utmost - ie . his. *1417 ceOceived thlt . almost every thitig. wet -erre' WI cleney, %briber the d omineer* of richlianetbl 'liatitis, execs. Power to promote the. Object of the measure. ' • . • whiciteould be desired. As rircomstarices i towcver, Owe drinking,. lonic resbletwe in hot rllinates, or any miser caste, The Bill h fed third time, an d by wbleli tbp perweiWiif Irk iabotituttem hetes*. eakelikodi as. ;,.., watt ee r e pasted.. Might arise, which would render it .advisable for the trolarir rdsgsVistrxelnut° trit",nl theY„,_oirty, ; kar'et N' 1• 1• 4••.. . • • -*. • CLERGY:RILL.; : , • • Couptry to make the greatest passible exertion 'abroad, sal 4) 04,1 ' 64 f' 61 '. " °'"'" 8 ...1 1 .17"" "7" 1 "' 00 0. o i ' Lord HOLLAND after rapeitNg the *principlef the ht that it was right before Parliarnent se. Wryer. ;nearly applirlakaa h for tbetureal 41 Disorder. frequently,caloraeset In a Momeut of ipebriety,.. t 1 enreftiph• h presented. petitions l. theugh not con. 1. pa re tt4l, to. propose some. Certifier regulations, in eradicat• is K eee n oty ceaseletid in the stein Pesci of .two curving i ii . th e sentiments contained in them) present.. i otder' to ere our military system the highest pa'libte days t sod to dm more advancrd ttod . inveternst-stagestof voa•-..1 ed ~ , m „ ificieWi • ta b ulations would: be real infeelion, characterised by it Larooty of painful and &sires- i lit petition, signet' mummy) Wright, praying to be degree o f . e 3. Those 6 , sita 5. - liiiisoins, a Oiaiesetatice in their plea (withoutrestratot* !mod tsy Ilia Counsel egalnst the .13iil .for suspending ; found 'not, to be inconsistent with that good faith ' 44 die' or "acji'e)*lll426llr*" the Pititatril P enaaigntia' the proceedings against the Non - resident Clergy. i which wash due to those who had entered into any - . . . . . (when! cure. •- .. _. . . . r iwith ' The Petition stated,' that the Petitioner had pre- 1 branch _ Of our military service ; nor wootd they The diseases of be tlrtara, as reqsent y connecsed or . . arising.filias then/time. complaint, have not escaped their aura- pared abstracts Ot the Acts .against non-residence, Gall for any exertion of that zeal that now animates '"" by no ' "fltliit ' le aid ...t hh / W6e4 Pl "' s til t Y Breellablell .,{ eta liellt . . diem to 'gfeet numbers ef non.reSident :- ell description of Englishmen for the' de!iveratoco of resoote ob t stiptoe trs it . ..' ntyictures , w h et h er recent nr ; ~... ~ .. . _ . r kal i daroston, wit t* ress*ithr to the palatal tent dangerous _view!, but it ;omit he had : the nations of the Continent beyond what woul d ha .gfect ~...and that .at last , aepur.-isle hleitie• / o "Y' llifitare ." • f " he a l ducet4 r :CP o Matinced actions against them under the faith of 1 convenient to them. ". The first bra nth of our military very isreterme eints,Or several years coatinuance, hav mg yield- i _ _ . _, , ed tn their atabindibilli fow days, after the cure had been at - 1 :-ifiasiat Al P ar liament , • that he bad thus acquired an ! establishisitit toirhichthose repletion , : might be effect; and web has i Merest in these actionS l of wonted hy Orr . grads itgoe . *kiting which he ought not to be. plied vag'the local militia. • Perhaps there might It krissio., nowt se a' toned% er fourteen years'. 11 '...t" t / depilretl swithc 4+ compensatiou.sAniong other matters, no necessity for applying them td the local militia, 0, sm i ts prig r plynearbas sat in rote vied. suttowee ever Foul. o t i o r ilye, dirt% trhigh period nosey thousand wires, of both M. , that . man. of the. parsonage houses in some .and certainly these %tali no immediate necessity ; but „ not, wow - es pistesow' the eninyttikat of having Watt per- so.3lo,Aitkoistat had , been suffered to go ,to decry ; I still. be thought it advisable, before•Piirlietnent should facer: erred . 14!`etcrt40.6114.11wi".' methods 41 "it lin P r. i thilt tem of..tbeta were let asfartnshouses, others AI / sepa,ate, to give a power to the Crown, if circum. ietteßiti' in to no porpoise. news. !toss and Co. exclusively professing: the ' COO. Of these i savereo l lefatesints° of thro,bliriod found to be em. stances should arise to stake .it i iixpi . ient, ,to !ccep.t i potteller otwopiniets, In . order lint they may_ not be; by a I played IA ma not fit tshilso•asention to the ir of the v ol untary serv i ces of lo ca l All .ria, to . , . allimkto kw; afarited 'AIR tee oAceely so Amoy ntlarnea to , . it. . , ~, . ._ ; the , i mmoral * eip l r is; think if hal idwice to pewee." to *Me, ; „al el ... :, r'.„ somewhat .4 greater e x tent titan . their* ter‘let'S were . c m; logy wive been properly, educ t ited and initiated iato every 1 The Duke el. VORFOLKOtte LORD CIIAN., melted by law. The local militia was now liable to ! briteWb at . the veilestiner (cerftficates of Which, frig attaMoso -..„......... I cErA.O .- Is, and . Lerd •lIQLLADID, . thought' the two descriptions of service: the one was' Illeeell , for it ovioas, * l9 , sintot ,i a l ik frn ! the most einiuent.physicato% . , ~ . they have to couviote any enquirer ) rant the sateen resat, ,s i ht to be he a r d f h" iterest mg e ittoner Gag or: h is it in the fishing, the other for service for a • limited time in front. their entionvaitto bait WIWI thaw to gait. the Pfattioa t odious, protided he presented a. Petition confined to their °lse counties. They could . -trot • now, by law, of the geiwrid Practitioner, tad they remote chart their pre. i !alit •t el which pogo our, he might do, and be heard be called out or their counties; eXcept in cases of tensions candle)* a fair group& for the tuiprecedented con& . . is i t i k Oki; &bey more, by ilia Public. beetle 'therein 1 in. 1 future stage of the Bill. The Petititegoctually actual invasion, or intorrection. lie was happy to Managed. 1 r e rmieted was laid on the table .wititost r ewy :order I say, that there never was a time when there was less Tobeemernlted at tit & haw doily .(pertonally; or es let- 1 . -•-, of either °li r . Willi eafireYi Winne'', notat- ; lit upon it. .. . danger of. either Investon or insurrection. It was ~ "' titulars • demnit Bill were read a second time. The Clergy ; time when its military force stisemilloject to agreeter e Baussame Y . 0 .forwarded to) Bill, on the lotion of the Archbishop 'of CAN. : extent abroad than ever it had Wire h•ott ; jet our 1 . TERBURY, Was ordered to be teed a second time! Internal security was most Allende. , ly p ()Tided for by i Bas hi ilo elective army of regular militia, lout (Millis, i. i.:Ot'. - • :V' . . . •. . . • • • . • • o. nit t si • _-' . *.i. t . 1 1 riIFATRE-110Y111., OpYttit.ntaoatt. 11111 S present EVENING, Nor. 14' , he perform:A, THE BEGGARS' OPERA.- I ______,,.„----.....,...-".. - -.." we- , -.•,",k , - ; , .- - - s . i . - .•- .. .s .. ........:. .4 ,4 ; I j. ""- 4 "S . - . '• ' ‘. ,# .* ..... . i ,••••• •, • • • ,-- , . " . ..are /• .: ~!' ". - 5.. •- '•-- . , • 4 4 4 1,-,*-1:N/ , ' • • ......wr ' • I ' 4 ' ' . . 0 - 4•0,1 e •••• .. -•-• -, : • "• - 'S . . 4•• 4 ' ' . . ' .0 1 4' -.. t . ~ 1 . • 4 i ;t '..... i. . „,_ l b ; " :", s 11.10 Lim gooses& i ... - , • - r r iig ••-. - . - • ...... ', • . • ..es,..L. , . ..., • f r •• • V . * . .A r • ?"'.. ! I t ' '' . , l' )400,FT• . .6' • -. • • a., .4 r .... A . . .• . . . • ' .., . • 1 .. • - 1 . 4 r• iti . ,44 2.. - 4 ' ' 44 0-9 11 .40 , 4141 - •40,W,76.. f.....:;..... - ' '.:; •o• I: ---- - -•• •- -• 1 ,"-.-- . • , 1 . ... •• • •• . •R. . i 1• • , - • ' • '••• ''''. ' - ' . BiloptctaLisinci) iv*. ix d u; 4--f,trieT7"*6 - l • ART A. D YNTER p A CORD- • WAINER 1 or. on 11 -•", 4 " litiv ' esi llt= pm- c a pt. Idarbeath, Mr. Inchtiloo ; Potty 141 — . lleo of 800 I' trail SOOS-MAKINGS wit* Afier which. the New Mela-Ilrnina. . • tt e OM . a t i * -a . ... 4- - t. I,ONDONt. JCSJA I", ISTOVEIIIBEIt 24, itsl3. ~ . • Ptriliatet• If+ JOAN F. 111111 a, se cow . . . . MIRE,. L P. 4 41411 NT. . . L... .- 1- il'A .it $ , • 4 W I , I'. e ../yr • ~.. . - .1' v . • • r • .. - • .' . , . . I / c L ..$ 1. . -....-. . • • ,- • , . . . :_____________ ... . - • i 4m , . . •I.' C . ' Pairs i. - - • . ~., • it/ 1' ••!t k • ' . I I ~ • i 6 A• • . 1•1: : ?;" • ‘ 1-O.INE OE+ . tt , (nd eoß . ...;......... , . .. - ... _ ,i..ord STANLEY presto 41 41111111411111 J .:.. HOUSE OF LdRINI, Not. 23 .." . ••: ' ' . INSQLVItitT DEBTORS. ' • Lord ELLENBOROUGH • seeing his Noble 9 . * 0 0 Misters maned in tlet pliitotsit 011611,- . 11, 4 111 "... 112 K . . Lotscaster. -- • . .• . : House -reesid . Itself Intost.Cmsruittee.on the THE NI ILLER AND HIS MEN , - - • L a mb s t mO4OllO Gale, c a sk mo o m oor. p amooder . friend.(Redestlale) la his place,9 repaitted his suer- "Qe e 9 - The o• or. 10 be °pawl at half pod Ore elchlets. to he. ew.,t, ~ . , in .0 belt p o rt dr. THE ‘TRft - ---, ---, _. ~..—.....------- 4- -• Al 0 otume, Mow. ii Mee Ili. hisorda,- ROXAX. IPE/J4 I"' A N f.„ Tii I s ‘....ent..RCKNIIIO. THRI —9-41 "' 7 " --- i • 'COTTAGB' SKETCHES ; ' erg - N oy. 2*, Halt ;. • :. +.."..,..,, • • -wee, -•gir.tr9.9"a".-4nsens will ;91-st.ro tti°°L FO* CCANDATi. • w - . 1,,, h , 4 lit T a l en t:jar , ofed.l . ilkF 4ge t„ . * . t te r .lall "Ansi" 11 nti• 17 . - 1 . .. . • 1 r late, CO -'•110.01.111.* Mier Wild'. for SI tie* ;hi Ikw . lifibler , , •, . ... ~ .., . NW si TO Ifitlgn Hatt . ,I A , 4 ' ' BRIM Ts. tatting PriCe Ss.: 011.-.414, SI. 63.: • I; , . • • • ~, Oa the motion tt,' Kr. H. A DO( N Grotif , riii• i , est* • • moister- Mil • and the amirmaw_meavihnertrallt. , i f' : i , • i that - - ''.. I doe, that in the! -presents -state of . the imolvent to move far 641111 t• bring ig , 'Ot Bill .fint! ,o o l l ll tet . 1.... Dabtote Act, it was.:lmpeseible to carry Dint° ens- thereof. Am o r R et i re .. caden t and he, therefore, presented a temporary , ~, said Act, and for making ether. prealsiewer , Alio • . . he Loess Charges Bill was readal • ~ .• ~- -, • , .:- • --, ..,,,„;. s r Intalvent Debtors'• Bill, • ripsaling . the petraaseat , "1114 ' med El Ow Aisthite 4 ' Thellam" '•• th e 14 . 91 4 1 1 of gum* !. Act =and mewed , that it be read a first - tiomi ~' ',,, i1 ,. 4 • . I Lard RE4)ES.DIALE salt that es ot , sisiee tor oat'. /' b ad fumes feleerheis44_ Insolvent Debtote elltwits a new:Messer,' it **o , . . times auk' iwi t i *a top . uhe Reuse then reed itself into 4,Contnistialo •. • on the Sugar Draw at dill; and two. Breeintinese . • . ~: ~.. wone fail to, le, wet* le ' . reed by *W0,141 1 1 , 9 , : . z 'wet surprising, tliatiteliwaldthe 41460t1v 111:sti,:es cuailt . '- %I , . ~_,...., „ ..,. _.,,_ 4..• toti iv LISSA* . ' • '' ' ' lenheentOffitst .buk‘ike;biAt tort* ' . . . . go. crlNt ki- . , ._ Priddy 4•••-•117 0d ahlie r Y• 2 " °M r"! 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' ; The sostr;irens/i.ear". s.. • on-ssi.44 ' . 0.4111.., 'Orthironen NO mini Ta Witty Gut ill, Refirra.d bad , . . , ..2 , Militia vat of *9l'll4llBd ..Kiagdents tow the gm. - - • ' .0 0 4 41. ' 0 ' 4 • • d totes - Ste* Flea. no 4 DiettotimmlM: ~ •,, ~ . . 5i ,,,,,, , , am. . tr. 1 ~,,4 1, ,,,,kg „ aye 1). - co r ted teat so alarmed creditors; that they tea acceptedeny . Twine: . - - 9• - ' ' ' ; • L. , ...1 . • , ,_.. - -• ~ Courts of kow. asser.4oseAldediese.iateresting oftech, tiompo compoitsio n f rom • 'lgor:sus Firma:codas :tithe. was. - - thrir debtors, and discharged - them, ' • • NRIIDELIIV ritil • rill' gipekis t .fi.etele ortlds fare - /Mg le fr, _ow • i It the laate ,, rob , . . 14 '‘ .:.' 's '‘ ' .. • • ' • and the King's Bench Prison ivai almost empty. .He The li • •:. -.1 into canna.) "mops yr "ssuost" or. nillarlir• ) er h. .eyeral eminent BonisterL the eff .A ere* it ' ekl i tt ik . ii ..., 4 1 ‘.. 1 tile . , id e c ap c yp, e e 4 in* 1 Tirt shove is tlus• in s *st complete nod comicial/4 view *f Ifni was Phew , av ".' 4lBl ‘ " "-- --. c. o b e , t ie - t " I c sali7m.po.. :lams relating to. Apse ;whiten eztant, - and ought to be,in at vestal Irish or othor I. arm, and 3 01 o-no on . ( slim to fa . tae brie , am* wholly of Colton; to Otis tai It at., porbeution of every Couniry Geutleossul, Trace noes es berm kr , th e ese t w ore of4valiage of beikt, e ntote dalvalivel • toodilt, in all sesatnieSnd elm n Minim 10 , ..h. IIIIIIIIIMII7. bar rfaled. • attra,•thast ant etbirtlearrapskill a Lon it , rio tom& • told, that trp*ards of TOO prisoners were crowd- ed into ft:' . ' The • truth Katy that *1 long as these : !dr • 1 . , V- ‘.t •'4 4 tempgniirt nsolvent Debtors' B • tlle were Passed, .the 1 stated, woma always be crowds nitration iP • led for Cal 'Curti ". I F . • - -iilatarneditiot pas —-• • • - ' 'A-•' • - ' ' e* f* t i tti - imi ki ii..., - . . .......,, „. ~. 1 ,. 1 . 4 , row t nod !AA bt , ever) Bo•ik 6 • 1 " .."g' t," ' J ., could , be procured-- • without 4(ltgatty.• The ;treater i vein e onse hating resolved 114.9..5 a !tee upon Ore Duties on MO d W The CIIA.N.CELLOS ef er ,. l 4l:; Mei EQ,U F..ii that of this article, which .was of great int. portals's, I. our nnund r actareS, we ,had had of late bit e& inedeanate olv from the Contiaent. . ..'-: , 1 1 ,. ,4 ii i ii if r) by Pittlaats, stellate Se{ ? 100 lisettey, delicacy, Mina* • _Patients io the country sat , as state the par of Skit ops, , and to s enelusag a Bat lot advice atal Wtoriet Mt Bart got 4.0 .4— i: le! I- •• I 0 -7 li jr l lag 3f•t:10, slogivitionst I I STATE LOTrititY. • SWIFT and Co. respectfullf inform the Public, .bat tiler kiwk contracted with (overtnnent for the ensuing STATE. LOTTERY, which will iwgin.drowiag on the 14tk of .1k t VARY. li coosisti of 12006 Tickets, and the Scbemi; oustakes— . . 2 of £70,13014 2 2 2 .• _ 4,00,1 7 4 • : ! ,-. • 4.000 • 6 3 : .613 7 • . ... MO 9 :100 $ •.. 930 . .......... 1.6u0 • 16 10 lis . s . s .•__, joD 1 . 1/rst:dritira 'Blittiks Firm . ?* vs /ht) „IQ/. clefs, • ,• - s , . i .: ~ jurii i . ript-kitim.llpt i reiriti : Alt ,. , .. ii• =I • 12,900 . Tickets. • AT . • Te the lArtets which finished tlrawing,ghe. II lb pf this 4lrjwtrtlt 4\ ven.be• ), - No: 2.492; aPriteof £211,0D1. nett No. 5.7 . 2 r; rrlze of ZAP. wine dole Sold dad Shared at Swift asil.Ce.'s Ns. 11. Paltry g • INN 21vA1agate High. ; I • • were, • A FIVE IFEAD - has Mums been eneetn.4 n ei4etstifiLsw4llas to puma 'Want, to i.bu.in % bleb is erp.•eially ismossuseuded . • _ ROWLA NO.'S MACAS'S'AR . . . : express, Autloiris , ; pa . tr,,i,i.ed bt tier the Prince's of Wales and Duke of SutifeUrtsts. RAcelleory the Spoobth A.nbasbudeor ' the Right Honourable tile E'er! and Costa tr.s of Oxford, the Nay mei Aims, entitheinniority or the IQ b 415, throw:hoot the Lmpire. ' This Oil is the ni-t bents,. . 11 1, 'pleasant, and efficacisins prji drcti..o in the iWnold,; - ftor erndienting nit imparities the.doo man Hair,.producing.a lio seri:tot growth no the bnldest'Pl.oies, pre ents it fading irff or tatulor. • grey, Pr.oluces. thtiseitablo esti, hettento cut. t`ieifesfas aytrauccepdang. Vitt lustre. dens Children's Hair strong as:d bent.tsful, 11:.”noless the grofflll of .1% h . Vsers. Ey•brimis, lfostaehei, tee. i., floe. its pre-ensi snit rirtu-s Isnot been allestod by as inineen.etatiltiladeeif I Delitt"..—For ?natter elucidation, see the Trefoil.... • ' T •ileh porpoloorit. tof this Oil has induced ins:dines:pest/ow to ionp—e On the Public a base and notion. C. IN/Ittriejt. ieai tsling the Bolls; llettkr, & e. therefore the Pr.,prietvois "Siew4t itastet boo. 4.1 .to caution the Public mot on-paornore aisp. 14i:isnot Rowittnil'o Treati!.e nn 'thin uveinent •ir Munson Ha r, highly intereothig •to.every fa.boly, nod the Siam:glares of tbr Proprtrion, us the Label, in Red Ink, " A. liowhatit sod Ike." • - • _ _ . 801 d Pt 6cl. 104. 641. - and 11.11. per. ,finitlo. by Ole Proprie tor', A. Raulttiat t.t.tt 4.au, K et. Hutton-gstrtlett. and b)1.11 ib. it w..olesatr Af,esiii in tondos'. Also by Messes. Daikt sun, Pattittrield-oreet ; Nlesyrs. Newberry iw Sop,. DOM. Meet; and me..int, 8•... ling, Walker, nod Co. Critiel-strbet, Dublin; Nr. C. toot Parade, Oak 3Att. 8/Pic. ; Mr,. Raebittn„ Mr, Swore Smith. nod () fr hiatus t, hd‘hur:.ti ; and Ver4Owit and itiodi‘ cite VestOrry to the Empire. • • %i •. Also. ROWLAND'S XS U of TYRE; us, lltiajifrial DY Preparati s of wonderful it r.arnorphosing ps, firers, for las riedintery and el: Woolly clra groan the Bair. witen Red DT ('rev, too healthful it roan. It:at k, or Auhurit. Isis Witold. out. nd compnundrd of Yet,etaltle substoures,—Prlce ls. per Bottle. Also, ROWLAND'S ALSANA F.ZTRACT. an Athrysinian Pieparati • far eradicating 01l Ditiadders of the TEETH and CIUM.i. and adding to Wens an inetitaintrable bruaty, t , ad britnediaddy cures the Tooth-orb, price to.- GO per • ne 'l9. fkl. per boa. Paironit.ed by bee Royal' Diemen the Dachas tif TOL,:toad his EseelleAcy thp Duke dcl tofttiondo. "t, • Liberal Alletwairet In Merchants, Cupid, SA • r 1 1 11 E CORDIAL BALM of GILEARis highly esteemed in the East soli West ladies. for towriea,i"., ° ,6 4 Invieotaliu.: the Ner,oi s System, mid acting us a Kriteria fiesta. Naive in dehilitaled Coessitutions, arising •frate pianos (antra led itt lost climes... The cold and treats leas nerves:ire Warmed and steadied; the relaxed at soft snhbv fles'l, rendered Orin ; the mottles luvieorsted t and the stilaci der! !Milts covered with firm flesh; and the tall:Waled Isei• sets r. pienished. o, hate the care and education of &rale*, the !Wilma& a 3 well as the sedentary part of the community,. shoald.nover be orrittiout tl,r Cunlial Baba 4,1-Gilead, *filch rpieuvelfithkeises id the head, invigorates themind, improves the meatervs nod O livet's the tinagin.stion ; revives nod exhilirutes the lauculd droe,iiue spirits, prionotesdifiealiolls and bra the crews. This tdedirine is held in Bottles ' price 11.. ouch; one Palest, Bold?, far 9'3,. by oktelt the Pyrelauter saves one lb. Bottle, by all the Itedicitte Yowlers la thO "Kieg dom. To prevent Counterfeits, ohrerve pet - fleeted,. that the words ' 1 Saint. Solurrion, Liverpool,' are printed cm the , Stesep. Il e As Dr. Solomon's praclice Is sow besesee'sasnmst and extensive, she his townie engagerneutyveyike a cousldesable purling of big time and .tittesulatiee, he expects, w.bes cloisulled by letter, the usual compliment of Ode Pound Nile lobe In closed. nod should, for safety, he thus directed Alone, Letter, I)r. Soleamuu, Gilead near LIVCIPODI• rah/ doable postage." . •