The Statesman. — London, England, 1813-03-09 00:00:00

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T ii 1 s present EVE..NIN.G, March 9, their . , . . . , , ' blititilllP-' Qertittitt.: ,rill toefitailn. . •.. . . JOT! li BULL. ' Flobary Alo', Finshury-squilith . • .r • , , ROM A N CATII 0 up ccirt• of di e . •'-unio-- ' Jan pohlishrtkpAgg, • • . , . me. II u Lift • - iIOTOX OF LORDS , Ilittant I. ~. 1. • • • To which will he added, A FULL mind C011.11,19 . CT o f d ie On THURSDAY , March 11. , - . . . i, ......- , TIIE 81 R'fli-DAY. !INNATE/I in the HOUSE ef 1111 me Let CA- 9 6 1•1111411tAL well•bretl, seasoned H U NTEIIS, mos- s y los t a t a dj . d erament . BANßUß a ir P4Blia s so k g 'srai this toes t kpo S .. • • The Doors hi he opelied at half pale five o'clock, hula , . ; 114/I.lc CLAIMS, en Thursday s yob. , pit Muth 1, and Tuesday s - Mayo g, sem IT* ko *f a k e r weigh, ; lase some mow Hackney', in Komi at ten o'clock, when their *pi into a Calirilhar gin at half Pam "Ix• , • ' fast trainers; *erred' tunes of Conch, Barouche, 0 ( p s i s aa the * To p ic ; • ...- • Roses, 71. $ sec,,n,l l'rice 3s. 64.—Pit. 3g. he- I Seem , 1 irittiiii in Monet Howl by an KM 1141 IN: 11, FOitIIR. C , ' aid Derrick Geldings, of diferret colours ; rm. sin- Th e I) e o f s aw ; db. seri eg Is mid Lard Ifelhad '' . ...''. .. - Price, 9,.—Loner Galier7i 4 ••• • I Seumd Price , IL—U pp er • la ll e l lart Priolml far Gale* Curtis, lu 'd Ce• Itmlenswar - soss t gte sternest wind Gig I lone% perfectly quirt in hnroeto, spoke in weer 0 ( t h e a l l o w % me w s t ank . : ~..., I. , • illd J. llettehards Plecad i llP : ' • - Gellert., Is. ; Second ()rice. 6d. ,l e Inners s woe. very clever Hot", which have' Kern. The est sisopik, gag !Olds gokulasaaigt sad dradah7 -•• Prie;ft -i - • Irish throve i 4nd L•die; ti.rres; a great ninny sirens d a b sham, p . _ ; ,ice ,- Coxes .u• ul Place, to he 'Wien of Mr. §Prient, floz B ° oll - . , Gelibtdead Imwes, ttt roe machisse , , moil -cooriarv, po44lsmaga, . Th e h ue h ae i te 0 , a jo iwe e t i n v e t o * " a d a d. keeper, at the Other in Little Ressell-stFee I, lota Tea cite , 11)---1 4 L S ; or, Offish LWOW'. he ulmarveral !madmen, Gollodeys. Ponies. tee. . joarned their preeeedisp tin . . • •i • Four. --------- • Allem C- --.sr Home. A Stir Peatis.* e - • ....---.....--•-•---'. it 11 . _ GO V ENT'Ook I" N • „.. -' By PETER DAL 11 1 4 . • . Reek, Earle, and London lusiiititiok norms .. • • CATHOLIC' MAUI.: ' - •- •• L . THEATRE-ROYAL , . . si Tillie sway tareesterreoldia . Ny Mr•WHITWELL, • '•.--.: • 6 • Artie the reensdog_ot tots '... . ril aI S present EVENING, March 9, will . . aIIePOIN end what relud ' • At tilt Mahe Mart. ibletimlentroutaae, ' of y. Thor' Emilia, IV hift •. • • • • a Adiliall lime lON . , .• . he perfonnod, rm. le- eiL i gioirtee t The grestieltemtli of this Poem Vi i" ~ t rekniell Millielte• '• Mom* U. at Tterlee, .' ...., .. . la , 14 re e l. * iiwevitwovi, 4c01i .._ • • .. AT HOME. • 4tabioitt .14 - i i- I , - ..• yid. rim, • (9 . • After which MIDAS. -.- ". -.-• -A . . ! To whirls will he adesd. *', 141111olied by i: -144••••, le, awnswk. . s , . w oaf sbirein ate • t 1a -aka abi rod . r "Will"." - SlAnffit ' 1 ,1 "4 44; " - 1. - -. LOVE, LAW , AND PAY'SICK. • - -.... 1. •' - • 1.. --:4. .. latTs4l4olllllPAus ANtradrainkaamtisivaligli. IroeMelime medttatiollol4lll4keerdrillr..lll4BlMMlAiser tar -s-- -' • ''• ' ., • els 2 - 1 i ---------'-----------769.1. LOST ibis day, between m om . D rumm , s ' Plfro b. Or Isilli , . 0 41 4 Ik e a stiT limin4 P - sf - tAidia4 - 41 1 1.1oillk; aid L Or 11 " . " , "I th f r ea 4 1 wesdinediefia4 gt.the it A wino Nan. e t ibb illus '' AMC ei ibt, • 1,, , ' - -,g • .••• ~ re re ran, seauanitivelosßa k ; 1 LA 'S ' sad TU,TORS' Flltqr .111-a h and St. Matti '': Cliereh, a Red ii Marilee: Fasa Perk e razil, •••••••11.••••••••••., . • Sole Iliamiallipt .hi ..._,_ After Oa woe ' CAP ',TO BE sohooli pitivafaut COIITIU,CT ' '- kit * itemilliattliaa:. • ' . 5 1... .• 1 diVR • ... .- - . vri , aI , , of o f t h e fi des , are as fig. TECH ltM eV the . 11AWNiNqs of . ' JOY ILE By Mr. WHITWV.I.I.. • . titanium! rasps% tea • • . ? ....6 'slink, Ida Oa t . the numbers, dales, nod "Mee *e v e. Kt4OWLE 90N,, ~--.ookofylog nod stinusluttog Ihe earl monis. rirlaf LEASE o v a 1111131411e6a1 !MUSE, in perfect r era issiterd telle4l. ". • '• I low, tiz . I tom of curiosity i s yowls Wads, au leudieg,by the mad . eg .LAR .. . ' , hal la litlit Ow& - • I . No. 10.443, dated 40th Jan. 1813.901. impale 13 Mfrs has lows: to Ike eiteldY to Ke w wit h • 18,317, dated 28th Jae. 413, '2Ol. simplest means to an arquaintance with "MHO tarts In comiesse 1 1 3a " 4 ' l ed, jou4 a , iceed aer i es. T he g oose easa i sts o f. 1 Poilslemehm the Gathelie leillisitillia o : is at the mat . i Life, in Art, and ie Nature. 18,481, dated 9111 Feb . 1813, 101. •srmiereist ewes bt dia • or, Ohstrated with n Clock Pate, with moveable heeds, by 1 1 / 1 •Iniek br°6ll L Mk ee SeTet bedleinals Wiii Villa* . I the L i mer i c k the emir e t o od e g m od e .I.? 1 18,484, dated 9th Feb. 1813, Ic4. . r leotard; meal doustitle Mires math-home, anastobling • 18.483, dated 9th Feb. 1813, 101. gleam of which Children any be taught the Art of telling thl . Hoar; with theitosints of the CoMpes t ; w i t h represent4luna 4* 8,484, dated 9th Feb. 1813, LH. ; 18,485 dated 9th Feb. 1813, 101. , the Rauh. and British Islards; with cars of various ries a 1 •6 11:fieg ole be ir burie + .ll ; l7b * ris C udity4 " *. • e b ill 7 f ron ikill i 1 i hm mat mdl irat me en. k ae :i 1 41 . 1141611 P eall , IF fe : s ho l g ake re ltd eue lhalielaill 01 11 / 1 1 / I "Itieir t: IIIIII EM e r j e li Z el:till4T h eol d ai d f :I, o rs. Whoever will being the tame to Mr. Giblet, 113nerher, New i Plßaletbv M. p C p lt . l . re n , sh r .. . 4.l Bte lho . ; , ier ~ The Londqh pri Res fsrfir 6 ' a m ed i I t re nvcb..... 7 .br e i n d i ra, Imi s l i o ir l o va dA lu f a e" ti re gi ll . *Mei Ike - J"cli !'wad oat of thatve be mold abite diptimedy wilt pdbliely• • Nond-street, shall receive a Reward of Eighteen Pounds. .1 Published, for RICHARD PIIILLIPS. by John Soeter, • or ekets to view, and further pamiretars, apply to Mr. 1 what it wet the Petillitierm did eft 'ea [ MN. They aidi aid.. Whitwell, A uc ti oneer, at hi s Estate Agoaey Ofike, South Sea ' seek to be admitted " a WI ." Pl" cal M ull & likr, Mi l k ! Payment has been stopped at time Bank. I No. 1, Paternoster-row ; and to be bail of all Book , . , . March 8, 1813. .. Chambers, Threndncedle-street, London . I merely as individuals to be eligible te Melt argliiiitmeels ft tee „ s , i _ t -- -- - - - will of a Protestant Sovereign, end spew tlte ;Wyse/ a Pres. r . , OPP Price, Csil► hoods, telling represeorns • -; ran , flrjio 't ; yi. Book TO SCIMOLM MITERS, due: i • A New Edition, price Is. 6d. of 21 A PRACTICAL .GUIDE to SCHC:VIAS TPA.% TUTORS, and PA RENT 3. in she and Me of Elensentary School Rooks on all Subjects; 'W h so ors ranged List of superior Books for Private StodeuA and Lis brows. By the late Rey. J. COLLINS, Reviled and enlarged by The Rev. SAMUEL CATLOW, A. M: Late blaster of an Academy at Mniolield and Wimsedoo, and Author of an Outline of Public Intrude*. The high Characters given of this Work by the British Critic Anti-Jacobin, Monthly, and other Reviews. and Orr favourable Testimonies of its Meta* published by the late Ma. Trimmer,. Mr. Kett, and other eminent Writers on Education, have led to its entire Revision and Re-publication by the present Editor. Printed for Reynolds and Sen. No. 137, Oliford-street, sod to be bad of all Booksellers in Town and Country. Maich ClBl9. eety will of a Piaiiiiist _ spew t 6 _ tewant conminniq, to the discherge tai idatee•dilihili tintla by the si diseliarge. tuatimiel S all songht, Y be VI: may NNW ta be tlrorefathen. Ili cat e;:trot for imb ard e rst i rtan in nay of the Fatablisinnents I:Church ar Stare l bet to defend these for the benefit of that Bosse aid the meaty; sad these were objects which the Petitioners *shed, nosy M. distinedy understand by both. The Petition being reed, wal ordered to lie on the table, as was one to the Rune effect, pre sented by the Noble Marquis frma the -Roman Catholics at - Queen's Coast/ which he observed was one of the most re spectable and civilized in Ireland.-4A Smile.) • Earl FITZ WILLIAM also presented ewe ill favour of those Claims, from certain Inhabitants of the Borough of Leeds.— prdered to lie on the table. MONEY. APROFESSIONAL GE3,ITLEMAN, hawing opulent cow.ections of the kighest respectability, is there by induced, to near the advance of sums of Money to any amount, nn the works- of Church Livings, Mai nave Settle ments, Money in the Fonds, as &.o on leaseJsold, Copylsold, :use Freehold Ebintes, on responsible personal security, on terms insnitely more honourable, liberal, and advantagenei to Bor rowers, than are generally submitted to the Public. Letters. post paid, addressed Mr. to W. No.ll, Chapel-plane, Ver..-street, Oxford-street. will duly answered ; and where peepinal applications are daily re b e e A f e d, from Twelve °Thick • till Four. Lease of a genteel Dwelling- flume, Great. Cosata.street, Ta yi.tock-oquare. By Mr. WHITWELL, By Order at the A-4ignees of Major Blundell. at the Auelloo Mart, liartholiones-lane, on TUESDAY. 23d March, 1813. nt Twelve previntroly dimmed of; THE LEASE of a DWELLING-HOUSE, si tuate in Great Corani.strert, Tavistork-sonare., well adapted to a fatally of rerpectability. 11* }rani unexpired at Clllruimiot Wt. at the moderate rent ot. One Hundred anitTen Pounds per annum. The Premieres are In perfect repair, and fit for r immediate as ovation. Posirssion may be had on Lady-dig next, to which time all ant ices will be paid up. The Hoare say be •iewetl. and Particulars had of Melars. Sweet and Stokes, Solicitors, Da.inehall-street ; of Mr. Whitwell, Auctioneer, South Sea Chambers, Threadneedle. street ; on the Premises ; and at the Mart. 1,0 ItUM' warranted Genuine, and of proof Strength, I may be purchased at the COLONIAL RUM ESTA BUSH MENT, 18, Feachureb.street, in say quautities lot I s •bau two gallons, and delivered to soy part of Loudon, free of expence, at the following prices : Joaseica. at I. per gall.s—Leeward Island. I7s. 6d. I Orders addressed to Mr. Holden. for Rua to be test into the country, will be punctually attended to, if ircompanied either by Bank-Dotes, or Bills urea Bankers in Loudon, mot exceeding two moths date. Casks will be supplied, if required, sad the price allowed for. upon their being returned. This Evatilbhmene has been formed for the sole of affording to the rebtic the means of abtaialeg no Rum of the lie.t quality, in commie.. goastipet, !pee the moss res. «maidle terms t old will be forlillr 111 gam. "cm tars to the West tattle ?Wien and klesehaots, toils toe buPeriatendance of a Committee of that Body. EAST INDIA QUEIBION. The Duke of KENT presented a Petition from certain Ship bulkier, and others, interested in that business in the City and Port of London ; complaining of the iejories sustained by their traders, conseqateoce of ships built to Asia; being employed and r egistered as British ships, and praying relief, which was ordered to lie on the tablet. Lord it L•' presented a Petition from the Mater and War dens of the Corporation of Weavers nod 'others of the City of Exeter, against the Renewal of the East India Compeny's Chartet. Earl FITZW ILLI AM presented one to the like ettedarom ilseMantataeurers au* others of the Min ofirtildfard, laTort shire. Ake frontNerciants; of the Time had' Kingstemerilme- • Another taw Corporathne of eine ?Own. Also one from the Hall Docks Company. One from the Inhabitants of the Town and Nelibbenthood of Leeds. And a Petition frees the Merchants, Ship-owners, and others, of the Port of Burlington . in Yorkshire , all againeetbeexelesive privileges of the East India Company, and which being several ly read were ordered to lie on the lie. The Marquis of DOUGLAS presented Petitions to the same effect, From the Chamber of Commerce albs City of Glasgow, From the Trades House In the same, And one from the Merchants' House in tbe nue City. The Duke of MONTI( tiny presented a Petition front the Shipbuilders and others in that line, in the service of the East . India Company, praying that the import Trade from India. &c. may be confined as heretofore to the Part of London.—These documents were severally ordered to lie on the table. MISCELLANEOUS. On the suggestion of the LORD C II ANCELLOR, the further eonsideratiod of the Banbury. Peerage being fixed by the House fur to-morrow ; that of . the Barnewell Case was ordered to be postponed till to-morrow se'onight. • The Cornish Miners' Enlistment, the Salt Excise, and Crown Debtors Relief Bills were read a second time. The other Bills upon the tattle were res pec tively forwarded. Mr. Spicer, from the Commissioners of Chelsea Hospstal, pre sented au Aecountiof the Unclaimed Prize Moan t he reat, in pursitaece of their Lordships orders. The consideration of their Lordships judgmeat, on ihe Bank of Scotland e. Watson ; and other Appeal Causes, Which stood for this day, were postponed till Thunday.—AdJisurned till to. morrow. • • MAYOR'S VOYAGP.S AND TRAVELS. Os the hi of Noveasher was poblished, price 6s. is extra hoards, embellished with Five Plates, Volume the Pint, of AGENRAL COLLECTION of VOYAGES and TRAVELS; including the most interesting Records and Travellers, from the Discovery of Anse. riezZaindise, in the year 1491, to the Tray& of Lent Farr Genteel I)welling-Hnu.e. ' Ilubter..dreet, North, 'near 1 Brunswick - square, and New-ron &i d, nfer. Town. By Mr. WHITWELL, At the Auction Mari, opposite the Bank, on TUESDAY, thei 2311 March, 1813, at Twelve o'Cinek, unless previously dis-i of by Private Contract. in Four LW', OUR genteel HOUSES, of very handsome ele- i station. vinindns in front of drawing-rooms, situate hal Hooter-street, North. near Brumwsick-sweet and she New-1 mid; S m Tnwn. The Howes ere recently Intik. Innis di sunion, f i encb ahead Se feet toy. $, and each ki•sse cmoittll of eiverto - Ornw Ansa she bellowing dimestslorts:—diningfitimst lf fief by 13 feet 8 inches; brenkfast partner 11 feet I niche; by 10 feet; Ace or study 15 feet 6 Inehes,by 9 feet; front dot whip-room 18 feet 3 inches by 15 fret 9 inches, .commuui. eirsisg ulth back drawing-room, 11 feet 3 Inches square; to. tether with three best bed-chambers on the second Soot, nod ' four chambers in the attics 1 two kitchens, wish-house; water- Onset., .. ine Mid coal-cellars, yard, &c. front ewlosed a ith iron palisades. N. B. These nooses are within 250 yards of Brunowick square, and at n short distance from the New-road, Somers Town ' are extremely airy, •tud in is neighbourhood improving everydny in the rank of is inhabitants, are fur various reasons adapted fur residences for merchant., professional gentlemen, and other pre-ons or re.pretabilit% ; are held on a term. or which nhout 90 years are unexpired, on a ground rent for each hawse of '251. PrintOd Particulars, and cards to view. may he had the 15th inst. of Mr. Whiswell, Auctioneer, South Crescent, liedfuid. square ; or at Mr. Dobie's. Surveyor, Keaton -street, Bruns- Wet-sip:are ; ur at the Mart. My WM. MAYOR, LL.D. - —.MOW se she 6 4 thrive.%) History," Ike: &e. • os • -. 'Per tie c.. ,ca of the Penile, this new and hirperrrei Editing of Dr. Mayor's Voyages and Travels will be pub limbed in Monthly Volumes, the Third Volume to appear on the lst day of January, 1813. and continue Monthly till com pleted. The Work will he uniformly printed in royal 1806. and completed in Twenty-eight handsome and rlnsely.priated VO. each containing ithnut 400 paged ; the wb le illustrat ed and embellished with upwards of 150 Engraviags laud MLonaps. don: Printed for Sherwood. Neely, and Jones, Pater aosterkow ; and sold by all liooksellen. This new and enlarged Work consists portly of a Reprint of a simitar.Collection made by the same Author, a Melt bits for a considerable time been out of print, and partly of new matter. In the Voyages,, those of Anion. Byron, Carteret, and Cook, are ropier, verbatim, from the original Editions; among the Travels. those of Addhon, Montagu, and Smollett, are entire; with abridgments of many valu able works. published subsequent to the appearance of the former Edition, bringing the Collection down to the present time. SAUCE EPICURIENNE. THE yenshigh esteem in which this invaluable SAuc is held by the Nobility and Gentry, as well for its exquisite flavour, as for its general application to all the ptorpo-es of Cookery, calls forth the grateful ackoowledgments of JASPER TAYLOR and SON, the Inventors, for the li beral patronage afforded them, and Induces them to take this public method of apprizing such of their Friends, and the Pah bc to general, as have not yet had an opportunity of trying its unrivulied excellence, that it is the best Sauce for Steaks aid Chops, Fish, Hashe s, Ragouts, Soups, hot and cold Meats, ever invented, and is generally approved of in utmost every prepniation of the culinary art: and they have farther the gratification to add, that it will keep good in any climate, and for any length of time. Sold inßottles, at 2s. and 4s. each, at their Familyoil and Sauce Warehoese, No. 7. Lower Balboni ; and by Mesars. Ball, New Bond-street; Mr. C. Wix, Leadenhall.street ; Mr. C. Taylor, Kingston, Surrey; Mr. Powney, Brock-street, Bath; Mr. J. Carter, Cambridge; sad Mr. C. Holroyd, Malden, Essex. — None genuine unless signed Jasper Taylor and Son. They also w ith confidence recommend their improved Tomata Ketchup, their portable Soups and Gras ies, and every Article in the Oil Trade, of the first quality. BRITISH PAINT MANUFACTORY, 41, Loodan Wall, opposite Betblem. IMPENETRABLE PAINTS t~ MAYOR'S SCHOOL H isToal ES. It has long been a subject of complaint among the Imtructer4 of Youth, that no history of our own country existed, in which the Author, avoidinglite extretnes erf prolixity and brevity, Ira adapted his work to the practical purposes of Tuition.— The present work is an attempt to supply the defect, in re spect to the quantity of informatihn ; nod, it is presumed. It will he found to pus e 4 strong grounds to general preference, in the number and variety of its decomtsons. In Two thick and closely-printed Volumes, price 10s. bound, illustrated with ri Historical Designs, and a large Map. THE HISTORY of ENGLAND, from the Ear. liest Records to the present Time. Writteo purposely for the Use of Schools and Yong Persons. Hy WILLIAM MAYOR. LL.D. Vicar of Holley, in Berkshire, and Chaplain to the Right Hos. she Earl of Mains. London; Printed for Sherwood, Neely, "and Jones, 20, Pa- For Park Paling, Weather Boarding, and Outside Work of every description. palms. per cwt. Invisible Green 564. Stolle Colour bris. Dark Olive Green 70. Lead or Slate. Colour 565. :;right Olive Green 112 s. White Paint sth. Black Paint 56. Light Blue MP. Yellow Paint 1164. Red Paint 4sts. Chocolate 50s. Prepared Oil to this the a ove for use, ss. per gallon. per gall. l per fan. i.imeed Oil ss. (id. Best While Lead 565. l'iirpmstine Ids. Od. I Second Ditto fhb. I TPTON and Co. 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To be LEt. with or without It Premium, for the Term of five Years. with imm•flitite Posseiltin, VOEDILUYGLAN HOUSE, situate in the vale of tanieur i cim, six miles from Cardiff, and the some from Cast bridge. The Premises are in perfect repair, and comprise a handsome entraore-hall, dinitte-ro tm, 20 feet by 20, draw Ing ram and library, nine good bed r , omit, ntetchei and detached offices of every description ; capital Garden. of one acre ; also about 100 Acres of rich arable and pasture laud, with labour er's cottage, orchard, barn, &r. The tenant will have the Privilege of sporting over three manors abounding with game. The Furniture say to had at a fair 'Rhythm. Porfurther Particulars. apply to Mr. Whitwell. Auctioneer, at his Estate Agency Office, South-Sea Chambers, Thread needle-street, London. ADVICE. WHEN Men of Education and Professional Skill,, ow peneveringendenvoun to discover the twill Mk and certain method of treating . a few pervatiliug Diseases, rgilority . successful mull of their experience is - the best proof of essrs. GOBS and CO. Surgeons, have been hawed to make the etare of the following the a sheet of their particular sandy, itcreirtain Disorder, fretptently earitracted in a moment o f ion, and its concomitants. Strictures and Glees., which, be _an improved plan, are speedily and effectually cured; usable Debitity, whether arising from 13occitanalian indulgences, tong residence In warm climates, or a secret solitary vier too often unhappily narsmted by the youth of both sexes ; in-M e ow caus ing sterility, or barrenness; and in the other a numerous trona of nervous diseases, which, If not time) remedied. terminate is impotence mitt Cnnstunption. In that d l .ii Ingstate of &hill * y or deficiency, whether the consequence of such baneful ha ws. or arising from any other eaUlle, • by which the powers of the comtitution become enfeebled. its regularly educated Sur geons of London they safer a fi rm, safe, and speedy renovation in sound had vigorous health. The reetill of a long and extensive practice has enabled them, by amperior method. to remove Venereal C plaint*, how ever inveterate or complicated, without buhjecting the patient ' W sheleast restraint in diet or exercise; and in recent Cases, where an early application is made on discovery of the infection, they frentiently perform a care in the ;hurt space of two afiTs . . 'The unprkedented noise:A of their tttttt le of treatment ( which has never been known to fail in one softie instance lin us practice of fifteen years. during which period many thousand persona of both sexes have hesoi cared, even ;Met' severe and injurious snerhois had been purmeti by Ismer Practitioners without effect). induces 1 them to thus pantielv tare their advice. • Messrs. Vows and . Co elt cimively professing the cure of these I particular complaints. hi order that they may nut he inorkee i by a mistaken few, with the , thluilay so ji mtly atioched to 1 ignorant etnpiric, think it but jmtice 4.1 i t h ems elves to stateohnt I they have been' properly educated mid Initiated into every branch of the profession (rectificnies of whirls, from different Hospi j MI., rind testimonials from the most eminent. Physician, they haver a convince any inquirer), that the success resulting from i, their endeavours first induced them to quit the isractist of 1 the general Practitioner. mud they presume that their pretest sions cslistitute is fair ground fur the unprecedented crsofidericst. with which obey have. bi. the !Wilk. been so liberally he noosed. . . Patients in the Country are Mitigated us' Sate. the parity , inn of their rose, age. and manner of living. *dos* a Hulk . Yore for Advice and Medicines; hnd the same WHI be forwardal to toetpart of the Kingdom. . , 4401111 aad CO. Surma, 13, Illouvereminel, ROUSE OF COMMONS.- - - This being the last day for receiving Private Bilk. the House met at three o'clock, and dispatched a considerable quantity of this description of business, until five o'clock. CARMARTHEN ELECTION. Mr. WM. ELLIOT. front the Ur:earthen Bleeder's Commit. tee, reported their decision that the eleation was valid, and the Sitting Members duly chosen; and also, that the petition was not frivolous and vexatious. On the Motion for the second reeding of the Covent-gaalll6 Market Bill, Sir FRANCIS BURDETT rose to oder some ob jections to it. • Mr. ABERCROMBIE proposed that this stage should be postponed WI to-morrow, as the discussion now would imerrept • other busiaro. This proposition was agreed to. Sir T. SUTTON presented a Petition against the Bill. Mr. W. DUN DAS postponed the Navy Estimates till Friday next. A Bill was brought in for regulating the practice, &e. of Sur. givn-Aginthecaries, Midwives, and lEspenters of Medicine in England and Wales, which was read *lnt time, and ordered to boread a second time tomorrow. The names of all Members who shonld be absent feo n the Ballots on Thursday-pelt, were ordiwed to be set apart for con sideration ova four* day, witb a view to enforce their attend ance, ander pain of being taken into custody by the Serjeant at Arms. On the Motion of Mr. KEN RICK, the second reading of the Insolvent Debtors' Bill was postponed till this day week. The English and Scotch Local Militia Bills went severally through t ommittees, and were ordered to be reported to morrow. The Petty Larceny Mil was read a second time, and commit ted for to-morniw. A number's( documents relative to the Inland Navigation of Ireland, were laid on the table, and ordered to be referred to a Committee to-uitorrow. • , • , The Report of the Committee of Supply, song 247,4491. fbr the ttegukr Army, exclusive of Forelse or e. &c. w brought up and agreed to, and the usual's= to be brought in accordingly. This Bill (the Mallai s F r i a rtas then brought in and read a first tiro,. The seemed , after an observation from Mr. BENNETT, an/ aa mauve Mr. C. 11? G, was fixed for to-morrow. THE ARMY ESTIMA The House having resolved Supply, to which all the papers cretary at War on the subject, referred; Lord PALMERSTON root for bringing before the . Cornmitteift: for the yes& In Oleteatitig this . . . . . . 6, 6 re l~ I t HATES. . 1 1 into a e m d by reiiilt at ;. • pretest till were ordered 614 t i for the purpose of the Aimy &Unman task, his Lordship