The Statesman. — London, England, 1813-11-23 00:00:00

'+~. i , UOUSE:OF COMMONS • Mr. Vl' ADDINGTON gave notice, %would to-morrow move for the renewing thk Bills were read a first time foralloWing the Bi tam Mining eompatty,and the Sun Fire-office party, to sue and be sued by their respective Caries. Mr. WHITBREAD presented a Petition Insolvent Debtors in Bedford gaol,, which ceived &nil ordered to lie on the table. INSOI.,VENT FOREIGNERS. • Sii SAMUEL. ROSMAN presented a from certain Foreigners confined in the Fleet and in the King's Bench, praying That thp benefit the Insolvent Act should be extended to them. hoped that tlia Moose would he the More WO:_ view their case with favour, from the considerati that they mere the subjects of other countries, they would not have been eiposed to such - of treatment. As he understood that the Act, In the last S'ssion, was to be suffered.togar perhaps owed some apology to the Houie canting a petition, claiming the benefit of a, which was about to expire. He had real)y been bur , impr to From the LO*llll:6 l. 4tEtrk, Nor,. 20. . prised, at hearing that the Act was ipotit#o44 9 . , curried into execution. lie believed it 1104:.11:0A .1 , ._ MILITARY PROMOTIONS. tti-d yet, and that the first sitting of the L linfill ep- Wee O ce, Non. 20 ffi. pointed•under it would be next Frit' or ! t :ps„lisbed B t ' sizeti . nt of Light D s, Cornet A. J. Stun to be to know whether there had' been an* 414i9Apt to Attioinot, vice Dickson, promoted• carry it iota enßcutiou hi 101[0 ? ge e kid htird a 16th Ditto, Alexander Hag'. Gent, to be. Corals. Serena,. vice Boa pelpoted, root deal' of ' the complex michiaety s or td Act, 11th Ditto,V 4 l l L - Patti, Gent. to be Cornet, 1#1,1641be Wi::Cil made its execution impossible. ''lleCOild 'not vice Haworth, prorooted. - ' :-.r believe that the difficulties were so great as had been ild Ditto, John_ iumplireyi Palmer, Gent. to be Cornet, with out porebase. represented. As to what was called the ‘2,1 Refitment of Foot, elf the Bill, it had been introduced by tlip..Rolan and • Gentleman Cadet Andrew Richmond, from the Royal.ilitary College, to be Ensign s without pur- , 'Originated the' Bill.' - A,ii his ideas, `.l 3d et ur e • Learned Lord who .... Ditto Captain W. Snow, from the 9th Toot, to be Captitili in thii 'respect, had been acquiesced in by the' very of a Ditto, Broughton, who exchanges. !Pt highest authorities of the law in anther place, he. • 7tll Ditto. To be Lieutenants—Lieutenant J. Erskine, from the Nth 4 Bad made "no opposition to it. Ile ;VI, however, viesitunt. who exchanges; tlentleinna Cadet henry TbdM CouviiKett ' thit the could not be any such fittilts in ! lyingeed, front the Royal Military College, without be I 1 the machinery of the Bill % as it would not be 'easy : eftlPs vice lie-Ms Promo t e d ' 1 • 9th Ditto. _ fin Paylipinfot.lo provide remedies s for. . To be Captains of Companies--Captdin R. E. Broqgblon, from mr: i.o.nt aAo sika,....th it if be did not bring . the Sd Foot, vice Some, who exchanges; Cootain H. pu., forviaid the Bill for the iptted . , discharge of the In- maresque, from the 3d Garrison Battalion, vice IV elmat, who exchanges; Gentleman Cadet Francis Smith, nom the ROyal - , liblvent Debtors, .be ifionght it weceasary to state his ' military coitege, to be Ensign, without purchase. "." , , .j reasons' shortly. Ile never bad intended to repeal the 10th Ditto, Gentleman Cadet Johml harp, from the Beggibgl. Mary College, to be Ensign, w ithotit purchase. '''"-- .-i present hi ll,but be wished to give a.concurrent jurisdic- lltb Ditto, Gentleman Cadet John Blair, from . the Rsts7ol,ll - to the tiaarter Sessions, for the purpose.of or.' tani_College, to be Ensign, without outdate.l celerating „the jibjeta .of it, He wished taste that 15th Hint), Thomas Drought, Gent. to-be Ensign, vice rellit,.l • deceased. ... - the Bill show be &Idy l, tried, but he was afraid t han iftm•Ditto, Ensign R. W. Tarleton to be Lienteotat,..Withatit Ito might be4loing an-injury instead of a service to • purchase; vice Haocarfie, who resigns; Kiebard Walshe, Gd.a!: - Rile Eusigu l %ice debtorev-Who expected a speodv - dig Tariet .. Oil. rp• the insolvent -.. Lieutenant George Wade to be Adjutant, %ice Verdes', ethe• chat ge, if : he were to bring intt Bill now, which,rnigitt reigns the Aidiitantey only. • ; • „_. trot be peseA l o.the present &wee. . . " gth Ditto, Gentleman cadet Chide; Graham , lig 800 ' 'rite ATTPIi t NET-G EN EitAL assured • the• Hon. ' 47th Ditto, College, to be Ensign. iv ithoorpurelitleit. " th Ditto, Gentleman Cadet. John James Slaters front Gentlematl y: ti!at there would be.no time lost in cert.,: Royal Military College, _to be Ensign, without purchase. : 21%) , i l t li a tt r o i "'se.oitgleeinauto beC Eni t ig %ei u tr . g lo Sh at aw u e r , ( l l . r . : the Ito. sidering bon . to relieve the insolvent, debtors. Ile thought it was likely that this dap would not pass .34th Ditto, Gentleman Cadet Leonard Coo P per, from the Ro 1 without a motion being made by .a./lob;st o 'llortl in ! Alilitary College, to be-Ensign, without purchase. t - • another -place. • , military College, to be Ensi g n , without purchase. The SPEAKER considered Root ittipitlagdeidlude 40th Ditto, Gentleman 'Cadet Stepben Lewis, from the Ito' so r articular) to the proceedinga.of NobisoLords in Milit ary' College, so be Br e **. without purchase. , • 41st Ditto, tiendeman cadet Richard- Butterkeld, from th another place. j„ .. , ~• . - 4.. . ..', ! Royal Militarty College, to lie Ensigsi; without pnrcbaCe. The ATTORNEY-GENERAL th en :recanted, : 43d. Ditto, Chichester Forlescue, (*tn. to be Ensign . , without h . l Purc h ase, vice Fower, appointed to the 95th Foot.. • ! Ind ' Han- Gen tlemar - that. haled , never i' 460- se .4'4'o"Oct:tile .in. bfttrd.jt doubted but that the Act would, in time, be suer" , wholesome law. As to the priuciple of the mettvore s .he was. sure that those who wished tb repeal the present were sincerely friendly to•it.. - They thought,. however, that it was better to.do something immediately for the relief .of the insolvent debtors, than to- rely entirely on a Billulitch might be mope- ratite. . The Conlention Bill was read a second tiouviiind committed for, to-morrow,; as was also the specting.the vacatiug•lioats in Parliament. • . . • X . . r E 4) moyets tise.4eouti.seadiag .of ,the' 4 N .1 i Holston Pection Bill. , Iitr,HQB,N E., as representative of that borough, felt it his duty. firmly, but with deference, to protest against the .principle pf this Rill, as not justified by necessiii, pirrauted by a fair view of the case.— .. If it was a case which the ordinary course of justice' visa sufficient to meet, he thought the extiaordinary interference of Parliament unnecessary.- He begged particularly that the House would concider, that the comMittee had reported that there was an illegal agreement between a Noble Dake and the majority of the corporation i" but they rejected the were, ". corrupt," as .not applicable to the transaction. — H.., therefore, thought, that that which was only it= le; , al might be left to the common course of taavii which ,must provide 'a sufficient remedy.- : Da tiles dwelt for some tiro? on the argument, thal ) .aa the cotlrrition were,. in fact, only trustees fgt. _the people of. Helston, the Act of even the majority of the corporation should pot be visited os.the whole bOrough. • • Mr. Serjeant s 0 N,SLOW conceived, that his Learned rrienci,(Mr. Horne) had acquitted hiessesl delicacy and propriety in the ditcult.circumstances . • in. which he was• placed ; but be could not agree with the arguments which he had used. It appeared, by the.evidence annexed to the report, that it bad been the custom at Helston, for many elections *pee ceeding the last, to return such Members as were re commended to them by the noble person whom.they called the patron of the- borough, upon his paying certain rates ,to which they were liable. it appeared', That once, when the family of the Noble Duke re- Atly to pay half the rates, they allowed him the patronage, and gave the other.. half of it' person who paid the remainder. This war iudoubtedly a corrupt consideration far the . Members in Parliament. The Corporation . Trustees for the people of lielston, to make. .ion a source of profit and emolument to bet they were trustees for the people of Eng. return proper.Memhers to Parliament.: At rested in them and in the people of ilelstoo l i Juption was unroplote..: •He .was, however, to. athuitOhat.tlie Noble Duke had made Ito corrupt use.of tho,peteonoge thus given him, • the contrary; .. i!011.21.14ays recommended very. proper persons so their choice. Bill was.theu read, a second Abseosti tow, or Wednesslay.. r.. 1• ► CA,STLFAIIA.GH: gave notion. &AR Ite more to.morroW, someterther regulative 0...! the military force of the country. f.e!"4/ W. ( waits moved for .leave .to. Wing in .4 toeuable his Maiesty to-aectivt of. 4tro ff er ot Nlilitts to serve abroad.—Leave gives: 4 . . ~ ~ - Captains of Ctimpolies.-Lisutensinto J. Nicholson, the Rid Foot ; H.• Raft the 61st Foot; E. - Wetherell, from the 24th soot 1, Wil r =eweld, Volt the 93d Foot t C. Harris, Crosn'theill ; and A. Streanwits, from 'hells( Light . . To be Lienteueat?=.lll. fdaeknyt, from thelroyal AM OS Corp; -Ensign Hedtb, from the 6th—ason Haut lion ; SeeoutFLieuienant William - - Hay, from the 4th Ceylon Regiment ; Ettsigrn J. Montan, from the 91th Foot W. H. Douglas. from the 606- Foot; and J. Richards, from the bfitls Vent. • To be Ensigits-4Origs; C. B, Vignoles: from the hitlf:pay of 'the loderendeldo -clerks B. Sheller* Gest. • Adolphus Leighton ("bay, best.; Henry Baylis, Gent. ; :John Rom, (lent.; and John Hodges, Gent, 3d Garrison Battalion, Gewalt; H. Willman, from the 9th Foot, to be Captain of a Company, vicettuasaresque, who exchanges. 6th Ditto, Henry Gast, Gent. to. he Ensign, vice Heath, pro moted-in the York Clinaseurs. 2d Royal Veteran Battalion, Cuptain G. Macdonald, from the Ist Foot, to be Captain of a Cow ..toy, vice Sutherland, ap pointed to the 4th Royal Veteran Battaliou. 4th Ditto, Captain A. Sutherland, from the 2d Royal Veteran Battalion, to be Captain of a Company, vice Hall, deceased. 7th Ditto. To be Lieutenants—Lieutenant R. Wall, from the 89th Foot, vice Boyd, deceased; Quarter-Master 'Dudley, from the Bth Light Dragoons, vice Turkshury, deceased. To be Ensign—Henry hi‘Clinch.ey, Gent. vice Curtin,' de ceased. • BREVET. Captain W. Linsingen, of the Ist Light Dragoons of the King's German Legion, to be Major in the Army. STAFF. William A. Blakeney, Cent. late'hythe 67th Foot, to be Ad z. jutant of a Recruiting District (with tbe rank of Lieutenant), *ice Graham, appointed to the 6616 Foot. HOSPITAL STAFF. :To he Hospitel.-Assititants to the Forces—Charles A. Simpson, Gent.; James Thompson, Gent. ; Archibald Shanks, Gent. ; William [[!'Christie, Gent.; Charles llrereton, Gent.; Ha hen Prendeegast, Gent.; Richard J. Downer, Gent.; John Reid, Gent. The Corps of Bran:wick Ocis' Corps. Infantry. To be Lieutenants—Farago L. Wirth, vice Lucke, who resigns £asign .Bierm on, ,vice Berg, who resigns. AtilOßANbum. The date of Captain Henry F. Devey'd commission, in the Nb Foot. is Bth. September, 161 1 .3, and not •the 28th &Wiwi • 1613, as stated in the (3azette of 9th instant. • The dntsr of Assidant-Cdmmissary;Generat William Booth's commission k 27th Auvist, 1812: and not ‘2,Cals Ocifiber, as stated in in the Gazette 4 Ipth instant. The under-mentioned OlSCUlaretypEr”ded, I)6l4:absent with:: - • •0111 letter, , Lisatenant,Dow4all, l2th.Ught Ikagootts. . , ri a s tr al l e Celly, 47th Foot. nt Barlow. bad Foot. ' listo.mr.t in the Gazette of the 9th insteust. • . WO) Lirin Draruns. Fo? &firm D'Aiesaut, Gent, to he Cornet, . Iteltd Corbel Wilvenant, (lent. to be Cornet. Stair. -.. For Atsistatit-boto r missary-General J. W. Young-to be a De putyAltimmissarv-tienerni to the Forces, Read Asslstant-Counaissitry-Geoeral .4. IV. Young, Re, 36th Ditto. To be Lieutenant's, Without porchaseLEnsifiliii 11:',11411118411111' A. G. Parker: •:,' .. , . ' ' . "'r . ' • To he Ensigns. Wilhditt parebose-George Staatft'Gent. vice Tiidall ; and 11. Moises, Gent, vice Parker. I, CM...Ditto, ElMil:W. Hay, from the itli Dragoon Guards, to, be COlitairt. Of ii:. Company, without Purchase, vice Fitzge- I raid, proso:cd in the 60th Foot. Gentleman Cadet George Conettley; froin'the Royal Military College, to be Ensign, 1 • without pun:hake. - • • 1 48th Ditto. florjcant-Major G. Skeen.. to be Adjutant (with the rank of Ensign), vice Close, who resigns the Adjutantcy Ordnance Qffice. Noe. 19. only. Corps of Royal Engineers. . fed Dittos Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel- William Mein to be i First Lieutenant Henry A. Colby to be. Second Captain, vice ,/illijor, without .purchase, vice Hunt, promoted in the 60th W. 11. Junes, deceased. .. Fout. - Ensign Cr. Holman to be Lieutenant, withdut pus- - sue . chase, vice -Davies; prdmdied ii the 3d 'Ceylon Regiment. • 53d . IDitto. . CERTIFIC ATES. .: •' •• --- I • Tole Ensigns-Thomas Adams, Geut. by purchase,yice Bar- 1 .1. Balfonr, Basintliall-street, Blackwell-hart- factor - G. Keyt • tett; who retire! : Gentleman Cadet Laiirence Lind, from the ' Lower Grosvenor-street; Hanover-square, upholsterer-J. Ken- Royal Military College, without purchase. • • niun, jon. ill hieing-lane, broker-R. Briscall, Liverpool, wool 56th Ditto, Major J. W.- mailett to be Lieutenant - Colonel , leis-draper -T . Davis and P. Portway, Tipton, Staffordshire. wiihout purchase. . . timber merchants-J. Work, Lloyd's Coffee house, insurance Captain W. S. Forbes to be Major, - Without purchase. I I broker-J. Hodson, London calico printer-J. Baker, A Idgate To•be.Captains of Companies,. without purchase--Lieutenants" nigh-street, chiptunnnJ. Watson, Brooke, Norfolk, jobber J. S. Itancland ;F. Gibbons, from the ith, Foot ; ft. Black. I J.U. La Serre, rir.r.l%ney, merchant-4. Vincent, Seething-lane, wood, from the 51d Foot; J. Wyfde, from the sth Foot; Carpenter. • and. J. Royal, frma thuGht Foot. PA R.TN ERSH IPS. DTSSOLV ED. Tq he Lietitepams, withoa; purchase-Ensigns G. Nisbett,.C.; C. Poole y and J. Brokeobrow, Bilk soda-water-manutic- Chantey, E, • _llugen.t, J. Fraser, and J. Elegbie; Lieutenant tarers--.1. Wood, C. ErnOr; W. Feudal!, and J. Jell, Cardin', L. Graham; F rom a Reciuning District. . II • 'bankers-W. and T. Barrett, Tottenham-court-thad, Seltinon- To be Entigns, without purchase-John Madly, Gent.4sialsa g_ers-lt. Wilson and W, Malty, Kendal, whitesmiths-M. Hopkins, Cent. ; Edward figrey Foster ' not,; Williaik,Brown and S. Ilallwood. Bond-street, milliners-W. and J. Burro*, Gent.- ' Lister Nason, Gent, Nicholas Palmer, rHoOk, Deal, coach-makers-J. Reynolds and J. H. M agem Gen I.; TimataaMitchell, Gent.-{ and Edward Jannis Toyinr,..4 treiber, Upper Thames-streer,sugar-refliers- B. Revell stud H. , . Gem,. . . . . - ,4 7 Cheethans, Manchester, bottler-dealers - B. HareKiseni and B. .59th Ditto, I. l entegant J. Faw i sow, from the 46sh foot -. .i.I/Aden, jun. Wigton; Sudrordthire, rope-trnkers- 7 J. Fielder r a t Captain or a Company, vice Futhergill, dead of his 741 ' •aatt 'r, Toplis, Kearney, 11n:can:ire, paper-makers-R. Braith- TabeLieuterntuts.--Eniigo W. Edwards, vice Pery, lied . ..wctith and E. Tanner, Catharine -court, Tower-bill, ship and action ; and Ensign. P. Itobertatni,.vke Freeze, dead of Ids• •Insurance-agents.... . . wounds. • . , To he Ensigns-lloitert White, Gent . trite Edwards; and W. , " .. Swceting, Cent. vice Robes:moot - • ' • 60th Ditto, Major-Gener4Jantes.Kempt, from,* 81st Fog!, to be Commandant'ofit Battalion. Brevet Lieutenant -t'olonel .7. P'., - Rent ; fro m the 51d Pool, to • be Lieutenant-Cstionci ~ , - • - ! ' - .. 4 To be Majors-Major L . O. • Tripp, from the Royal Afridoit ' Corps; and Captain IL Fitzgerald, from the filth Foot. -T/aheiCsiiigkiatiig ;LVoilagent--Lieutenanti J. • B. • t ily' m -from the 47 1 11 out; C...l4effie,;• Wait the T9.th 'lila r.. ~ • liorre*,... . from the 4ith root; J. Li. 'Weatherley, from the tb Foot; • 1.-lilostatichaer; from . the 111th 'Pout : C. Campbell, frinn'thel 90.7 A .Brunton, from the 4;d-Foot; J'; Lillie. ream ' thglt 'pot- It. ti'ethip,from.the II th Foot ; and G.-Pbelan •frodl 48th' Foot: • • To be Lieutenants - Etisigne*G. Bois. from the 94th IPottes •T. , .... . .., Acton,front, the 21dt Font ; .ii..:l cewilder, from the 1M Foot ; t. ipit ,A, verify and H. Gage, from the 91st Fool. . To be Easijgas-Joeeph Reeser , Gent,`; Lewis Akers Ransmaa, I ' Mr. Justice Le BrAkNO, in passing sentence, -ob: Gent. ; (Clifton Curtis, Utak. ; -Arthat Smith, Gent:f Joh" l skit() pro* Kelly, Gent. ;And George Camptigil, Gent. 9 that kited beert ed .a tit t, tll ese small, items . `Thlbe AnkstailsSitrgeon-Ansintat_MeZ Is, Smith, vice Whet. , thus entered amounted 'to pile million anaualry stone, supersedell, being absent4itkotit leave. - • - ! throittout the 'kingdom. 62d Ditto,. Ensign I- nas 51•6oldrick, from theAntriewhettitin, ' m ont hsiiiiprisouin .•.. 64t0 be East n, wttliout purchase. • • ~k : • • I h Ditto ; Assistant Surgeon k. httean, 'erciint the*ltTocit, - 'j'wo men•of the name of Goodma n and Haywartii•' .. • At be Surgeon, stIcItO"olalley, piemotedlbb the Staff.: ....' - • ' tharged 'with robbing the Canterbury Bank of 600" 1..2 :,,. - • v-,osth Djtja I Ito De Ensixii, w ith out 'pit rchaieLieuienant Morino, tom the ' and a large.imount of Bank of England anal ' Leitrim Militias ind Gentleman, Cadell'homas Postai, from •Canterburr Bank -notes, were brought ni by flabetts the Royal Military. College. ' 70th Dior, Lieutenant J. Ethan to be Captain of a Ctllln . POT guineas, ''" - ' i Corpus to be'balled. The Court having heard the . without purchase. 4 1 depositionfread, remanded them the around that ent in. aGd li eneynvil!;-oeel.nteniett to 1%. . ).• e "o be-Lleutroants, wiskotit purehase-En,igosd...Gralafjpodiihe Catitastury S es si ons were clear tit h and , and if a J. Alestinderps, . . , • . Captain ,' bill erlhdi • were notpresenteil against them ) , waned': 0 - 4 • ' • exercise " dizeretion i n ad . Lister Leaf' 2.IVTELLIGENCg .40,Uirt9 KINGS 13ENCIt., Noy.llol. 7". : -- , sonny at *F — ive o'Clock. Gilarded. GLASGOW, Loiglown; - Gretnei4ireen, Annan, Diomedes, 8 rnWnbill. Thornhill; • Sapqukar-Kiln, Cammack, ami a 8 iidtts of Scotland, Catoperdo 810 C nsch (Dods ). YORK. Newcastle. and Edinburgh, nets Coma, p rfYrit.ed with a Guard throrghout, sets vet every Monti g ot half lobe Six o'Clocli, by way of Newark. Retf4ri, Ta.lesistrr, I)4sr Eamon. Itiorthallectom .Durham, Morprih. an fierwick.— Pakengenifinding themselses fatigued from she leach, „( jonroay,onn rest What time they pleas,. and thew 'ren te d in arithipai any_ nd4isionol fare. J. Clark, th e M L A Sik.n. Cm. o. el'llieft: 'York, - Mtn entirher In Sunderland, Hat, s uir b on , rough, Whitby, and ~they Places. BRIDGENORTH and Withal new Post Coach, every Evenitig. CARLISLE, Penrith, sad Whitelsaven. Post Cwa•h , pug with Four Worse', arida Guard all the way. Pa/14e. Brnugh. Appleby, Greatabridgr, Richmond, morel, k, tits. roapahridge, Wethrrby, Aberf rd, I)..ncaster, ...sr, G•sathasi (the nearest aay by eighteen mil es) , sets 4.01 every Woo nurs4, and 'serrations tue journey with thr zre:,le,g fa, MI A . p, s ,, en , ers detained on the Road by hmiuess or plea-ore, bare the peculiar advamage ..f their mitt bring seamed in the ,test Coarts. WAKEFIELD Post Coach, every Mortshig, at balf-past Six .riCkwic. CHESTER, Newp4o4, Whitchtuch, Tarporley. N 4ntwsrh, Northwich, mid Pdiddlewkh, Past Coach, every Evening, at Five o'Clock. SUNDERLAND, Stockton and Yarm, New Coach. every Mornint, to the George Inn, Seitides land, MANCHESTER, Winslow, Congletsm, Newcastle, 4/tlYal, and Vfolverhampion. Pest Coach. every Afternoon, gstorde... SHREWSBURY, Wellington, and Sharma. Post Coach, the Royal Charlotte. every Eyenit.... at Five 41 . ( lock. zueir.i. 41, SHEFFIELD and Rotherham Past Coach, called the it.wk. Ingham, every Morning. ROU'ffIAMPTON, Winche-ter, Airesford, aid Alto's...each, every Evening. BIRMINGHAM Mercury Post Coach, with a Guard. sets out every Afternono, and reaches Birmingloun next day at : non. 'Passes by Oxf.nrd, Easton. and Shipstone, to the Saracen's Head, Bull -street, Birmingham. .Northcave, How den. Thorn. and Doncaster, Poil 'Coach, every* Morning al half-Nast Six &Clock, to the Bullasad Son Inn, Mytop-gate, Halt HERTFORD, Ware, Hoddestin, and Caladium Coach, assay Morning. . • . - • TOTTENHAM and EDMONTON Coach t daily, at half past 10. half-past 2. half•past 4, and half.pa..t s. 1 _ " 7 ' .. .r, '; Th iiiie IL ROsloll iii. :1711iii - Ddrinitlan't 'in't.Micer of the Customs at the .- I+ . , .. leilfacl.efile_.J6tr.o4l)t...ge to tqceiTy . otuip: fforreitiiiir 11/leNiEcounls. The tterMiditli,l ills his'atfi*lt in Mitigation, stated, that it had been: r the praotiod'of hii office, long before his time, tore-, 14nra.tfin amall'items in the accounts without waiting ;foe /beam, and that the vouchers were afterwards pit:dueea to verify the account. , 4114 t OIiCC I 1 . I . solved on but half t .. • • • to the pe i • . _ most uud 1 , 4 return of 14 ,..1 .....-..,, 7vere mot I. . _ the elecii, , ' them; -bia , • land, to I • fir as res ' 1! the cori u . ready to ► , . 50 , ...h corr I but on tt lit sad pi i.. • Tho B • • Witted ICI I • , L. 004 .sho ' uld fri ...4Pg‘liiiii • ' gir iy .-1411,.-to- i . ' the City .S•,. .....:•,.: -• e • ... • .. ... . •', • • . •• •• - . ';' W. ,'•' .. • ' 4''' ' • • ' •, . • I. • ... . , • - • . I i .• • , • . . • , •.. , , I , , . • .b. ' • .• . ••. . * r ill E StA'IESMAN., .- • -'''- '-'. •' . ... • . . • _ . .... ..__ ____..... -..........._____ .... • " - , • ... Mr. BANKEieeesettitettibeontleee nen.•stlissi-lkitiferileStiriLliest,llsitialil, I , IIIIIPIS Ir k .• . s a i z aht AILLI . . - -,. . . • • . ....i that .h e Reversion Bill fitim P•brostry - went 10 Febrearroo r • '• " 1 11 1 11:4' . 21114 1 8 1 0 1,i • ...,.. t. he p o li ce ; I 8 16, be referred to a.Coorisit tee. 7 --Report sydnr,..,ol be...liissiga L yltbout peockse, ,hue s /be kirk* kna " , 6 . ~ we' , „; k lr,- _ e_ i x... .., 4 _ o altZtetlis us e Lnue. rumen .1.... T...:...i ••The , ""r 'ow Ma 30 he received to-morrow.. . eat ~. boo Eq. tut, L w reon e 74! r is. tam I gt . eup... I + slilr ,„, ...,......„,,, , lbe, set ow f liel• The Irish Sugar Draw-back. Bill an. then-reel. • 100 d Dili:, 7 . 17 4 02 1 the Imogftied mitialt . lettaosetb ' Lord PALMERSTON. .in bringing torwori ; -,3 lobo Nis' .4 and losur . ' ' ~, . ... _ , Faimonit t , Birming- ice Corn- . ivc Secre- motion f o e the advance of sit. millions orrecconai tpl. hi m r ce estia :M. . IlF . Vidando Geld; to be at Z4el lat 84 AL. a • , ae . • a - „ l l l r t Z g ;',7llonguie defray the expences of hie Aliksty's• lind-fereee, 1•34 Oita; il 'll. Wisnrirevf to be e anot t igshoo : - ad .• , .4 • LIFtI I -POOL Warrior/our?, Knutsforil Stone, gn t : I : . _IV N, $ s tated that the increase in the jsrl4 in the aft9rfistt '4 t l F l P wi tri:) l7 4o ' .."5"44-4 99.111 1: 114104° 11::°Y.1:Villitt4t ven"- .. "4'8:64716141111".89:74461'16111.111:1;2C:iter, oviantef'e7ry„Bl4YiedwiErt.:4":„l"l::,-.7i...14"11-7-ielii!:tv:ingh7e..; from the stated the last year was 9,27 fl men, and the total v ice-Di/1 ' 11 "N d •• J. 44. ai tu t — .4 ' 4111. .."1" 0 bo i wiet y . • .- ~:4 . , ith _ addig ri -811 : 0 ;O P' C a ruC e k "e 0: 9 lb e e al it d raCe ' T a b? * B il li pest eild Pedi ft i l i ca4es k ' :AZ: , . 1 1- :r i l w t !" -1 : in : : :: „ : "" • expenditure 8,546,0001. Mr. Alderman,ATKlNS asked,- across' the ..tehte, : R " o r l i p Alliduriwitt. oa k to 6 m iTar - -.- Fool. Guarded throughout. Petition i if the Chancellor of.the Exchequer intendsd to in- :, , i o:swrios, euteneri lle tt l iih withis s tescpunim.le... ish. ye ev...mengvey . 4 , e „c eoattle..vo t ice.! , Tpebsovas ß h A ans T7 siciee arie ts: l idi t sd leTo bmeas L rib Fl oreil ytog , h ~ t Prison 1 traduce any•alteration in the Sugar Duty 1318, pro- ' _ )111101 . Ina earredtil.• iftltiTe i P t sare e urn : d ader.d et :. 7 6dia Reli t 11.4 4, : all• to ha be m"...i : aiita4 474 t aeut ..., ._ ge l i n ee : lie:. outtirl:rwi..d;e;allro;n:glymßN:lligtheandrulith::lll4.atethrirealid'hoemienacTiulwa:t:eknuwomh:aflie:lll7:elllileshein:ae,"l:ll4:::::::ll;:eilitsr:::"l.:Daratigli.:lB..:l-4.rhi::::N:;s ziolon;Lcoshiaa, from the . fist rootoo „ be Liebiebani.. " ,i au„ed 10 be 4 t b espe .sit : bu of this. (. Aril, I out. Paws throng,. Stage crd, Newhrk, RA:lolc.d,.. ida.."lii.- b a r benefit I ! p r O h r is ti g Ol t i l l e i s lg tio th n e l d w e e ty olien litlhi to g od ua , li w tY at °f ett h s e w th.1).h,..: t . " :::: „„ ...::.....k.::: Itogol Wr India Rangeni,—Assistant-Sargoon D. Leahy, from - r ' • i ti c d i e i n r a. e t d i o t n o i l a fli ,T rn h i c a t s i :) . i e r:it Distillation Bill was then read. I Jaeksne dismissed the service. ' ' Chalsegn, Major-General A. BaY,frons theist Foot, anti Ferrybridge,t_o the Gulden Liu!, t i z a e .4o 1 . , where rheSPEAKEit issued his Warrant forth! Elec. The York m to be A Coinnel. severity (ion of a new Burgess to represent the City of Dur- : ri ottrithstandlo toe notommun . ' t, passed ham, in the room of Mr. Lambton, who had accept- 1 Captain C. Dike, from tho lit West India Rqrinfent, to be i l l alt b y e f4 s . 4 4 b e he N61147 ' 1 ' 17 bein g leunli q 'lue" uPiele Puhile Cu" e7 spire, he ; ed . khe Chiltern Ilendreds.— Adjourned . • hinjor. for pre- I , To be Captains of cOmpsaks—Theutettion J. Nicholson, 'fro. ! ch t r l4 l 4 lo 3. e t 81 1 . , 1•i r mocas k, au ie d r• Ga P r, r t est ol o t th ros K t irEl tr -Lasta,„ bei . s r . ii r.,... the Fed foot 3 H.-na•a- 1 frees the 61st Foot ; E.-Wetberall an Mt r.-,.... it. unnihnw n' ,4_.Virl'h,_ Nil'''. 40. Imes eh, 94*11 1?...6701"tir a5...---..-ta ir.:,..:. A. CIQA r-_. ' ! Bono, at Fire &Mork. Guarded. •.0 , . ...ler• ill ALTH AND HAPPINESS. 4 .' IV liihFeNeirftliheliiiiiSlirliktirnivkglTliodi of lif e i c ii iilfi r B e grow rii b l i 7 s h A t i . i l f l i g ict it x t o l i i v ie , sa l 1 i fi p l ie l : t ir i l l. . 1 ,, : pr. VE:IIEL'S RES I'o p' til t t in u irsc t i r :l i a it r ic .: t y l ea P it, le e l li b i el liirs t it h :;:th l s h ! 3 :s u ni t orial g isp es is le iv i i:, i a l l '. :el ll ia:- siss.- a ni n a trni t th e e lv vit i r gl i t !itis ma an n' si .t!ifilisaplilitc.;:steeirl of debility i n it ud ili n e ..i Ns t l enr d'l Z Slssaim. the. bade effects of this sublime remedy are !yes-sib}, wasolfested t nod in those distressing syinptinvis oisa b p,ereso liarried pecopleiroin basing families. or which drier briivi dionis.amo mares log, lint ta , 110:111M is pisned, and ackno wick, d tu the no v certain remedy. See". Dr.:Vet:6 , i hi ediro I A dianniann; to Mari ied People." 404.111S!',Hints..to the Nereus:baud 04 Whaled of both Sex CO pricey.s. od. MARRIAGE! • It'llagnestimribly, the most important defy of oar lives, the basis - of all our to :lily happiness, and the 'source of immor tality ; but, many are deterred' from marrying -by. infirmities Whieti they are unwilling to disclose : in all sorb ens , it , Dr. YENEL'S RES FORMIC!: 's gibirtnig BALSAM is a safe,,effectanl, 4, d persnanent reined'.,; in all rases sif relays tins; • debility,• langdor, - fowness of spirits, inward Wsistings, s etervints liena l achs- 4 cembling of the hanns, &e. opirressioti ni she chests siiimadt, Sic. this inedirine affords remain and ;ashen ien- Inettiate:rellef; in thn-e illf Ciil/Ili winch indicate disease or want of healthy action iu toe mast Rollie organs of the hum in frame, It is also a sovereign remedy t when the foregoing ss minions have continued for some time, a waste of sub stance or decrease of volume succeeds, attended with af fecti-ms of the eyes and ears, impaired memory, moseiiiar debility, indigestion, emaciation, and all one ssinptssio of repid • decay, terminating in the mast cle i olsirable, humi liating, and distressing diseases, incident to maul:aid yin-stieb exass, when ail other remedies have failed, Ds. Venel's Balsam is i sovereign and infallible remedy; it is, in lice, the suol• ow dicine which can be relied on, for its at ti .n oil those organs is specific- nod invariable, safe and salutary ; it fortifies witassut -stimulating, and animates without iiidansing ; it pro baits she reprodoction of the wasted substance, .ad invigorates tar vas cular system, so asso secure a due elaboration and ries:lion; in deed it nnurishes, strengthens, and replenishes the 'entirebialy ; exhilarates the spirits, and tranquillizes the mind in such amas ser that it truly deserves the title of " Pahuln n ; -r Food of Lifeinici Health," a title conferred on it by a yoting nohlecsas, . eminent for his talents and Mcrae% acquirements, in a letter of thaniti addressed to the Propriitar, in which be wiles his firm nod unequivocal belief, that if it were not for the beneficial ef fects of this medicine, be would not be now it] the land of the living. The offspring of feeble. diseased,und .enervaled parents, in 'buil a constitutional disposition to the foregoing maladies ; a long residence in het and unhealthy-climates: Will produce simi lar effects; luxury, dissipation, habitwd excess, unrestrained licentiousness; and .unbridled sensuality - lead -to consequences I equally deplorable; and it is, with reductanee, that I am emi r 1 ttl rirsteß fairer pitiable [mot ition is, that reprehensible habit, .that puerile -species of dehowiebery,. whith I have treated an at Inrge in my s `t Illaii: to the 'Dehilifided,". and *hick is so &was Live ta I. heaS'b, that if its prevalence is sethred to contintte nod es lelki, it k s bdfair to pry:lace degeneracy, if dot annihiliatisin of t h e be irllS_P3ife• • • ;• 3 : . •.- • . alba one pates, webs est, mild creile, sed iageas Quatitana.vir Rahn° rouripislpst tun." - a. You ihilik its nothing; its a creme believe ; " A Crilgif SO great, you scarcely ean conceive." Iffblstever the original cause Of slime disorders mar WI Atel - „kagrever inveterate, or by whaleversytar o a i s they may be astuaifested, the object of the most earnest so ciiude with that iinlilippy sufferers is to obtain relief; nail the most . he:Mkt' frratilicathatt of my life. is to administer the halm of consiemlian to this wretched class of the community. I can, conscientimolY Rod with confidence, assure every individual of either sex, obi , l% nervous, relaxed, debilitated, or subject to any of the did !-eases er aymptoms.that I have described, that my bal - n ra !•petfeetly-sitfe. as it is i , estariably effiCarinest with all its other adilliistriges, this medicine combines that of a secret retook fur it is tuvaii.:bly sold, sealed op. with full and plain direr ;lions for use, and may be administered for any length of ti'mes w ithout the kaowlecige of any individual, except those Who Aro, front re• J. Ales tuidec,o, - ..• • ••••• " w e u ke neu it : ,ac u,...” act•fic vs gnu mu. • ...L...., •• -- r - - •""' • ' ' ' "‘.** • - ~_ bill o • inchctmpet were pot present et against them, 741 h Ditto, Captai• ~1. A. Mein to be Majnr, vice urtspbolt. ' - • • ' • '• T 1 theCOUrtbilarir. witild exercise hi mleratiogi in liti - .)„. ' ,l : r :bl e t n h e e l' s- ° "r ß o e' pl' n e ra tO t r i , Te at i l et k v :p gi use nal , ;o n ! 1 5 0, P A reil ltr i ed red :plat il71, dead uf his wooer's. - ' iaentenunt T.. 5. - Lister to .be Captain of a-VolispVlie•ifei ',hitting thttm 'tb• it: * ' -- 'L Jilela. • ' • .., • . • 13 dfUrAouttinee, Loudon where he may he cansultea , Pe° - , , Ensign H. S. Hamilton to be Lienteysant " , .';1 • 01 ' !AKA " t Z .4.4 '1661 40 1 t lu 'lltailiii aiirieitii*i . brought P. Campbell, cent. to be Litsign Titre' Hanflitei.• ''• . 4 " - ' t '.l letter,' con:Misters-challenge to r t w 74th, Ditto. (3 e,__ l nte r . t aatt Cadet, ite:bef__ i ___ . e 8 0 7/4 abIIAR /041 / 1 4 -AN." ' Tni .Defeltdsiii wtioh farmer,..,,vho h in College, m he ~,o sixo, witoort pe,....., 1,, 1et,..„114 ...t . . 41.... otret et the .ime ri . 4 ;hh"o4ll_2itihttil_Pigs'a tom. 7f is s i tia so rx , , , , , : ro. y tte reei Pt . d op pri p ts oai toe: ze no.s cial ,reet appo 4 ii m Me r. e it. nt kt ,b li v a bi ni r s : Dutaitist, 1t. 1 .%, Strand, mar St. Clesneuei Chiwytt ; Mrs. Alin, 811 Ditto, Las* T., Nelegail to beLieutenan* v in , ~ sp ot s !gm Li- c an-- - - - ---- n it'' ' '' pro- j •ottord "neer. opposite-the Pantheon . ; Mr. Dolton. In" • killed in actieh. - , it:Wieling , '-iiitn ad ebtssive letter, ealnitg also Upolv 9 eke it..y 1 Cl:changer Mr. Cbrisp, Cocksuur-street, owner Volunteer— Nihill to he F.nsign t ylce Netoiab i , dolt LA ,. .; 1 88th Dino. , . , le ~,a6.4 ii davi rO t , i jaid #ght h ate pistols.: The bkifendant In hit i' Spricg I,33rtlen kAlesass. Persons. Hool.letters; ,366, F l ',. tr. 4 _ _ 1 4 __ ' tha MINIM at a mbre vapour, for • L i cou tf"l4 2,2,t;,l ‘ , ' „, ; tr i p 4 l ,7 l4l l o i m s , "64 , 1) •4 1 ,7 4 vg l a w t iti .ga M ide ld n d ra r i:l w ity ld n r Uis l t % re ..l. 'N be Lieutenants, without. porehaso:-Editgistfi,_ ,- rid R. HOillnal;l'W" l nentifte se* ir• Wei nailer **Alb pati of *toll in hit life. •:. ' bt 'Wei ine Ali "every part of IM liins• l "'• . vicahigir, oho resigns; - xeilard; to hive the rank of .Licatenasst, hos* glieti.ll4o , - • lid - • se.• • • -v z" , is • . peep, e it kees i n oat east '• '--:-r- . - Mreliell. • ' • . ..r . • kur. a Entice LAS. DIANC • told him i t was alas c lout . ili 951 (Ansi Janks-Caustibell, Getit. so he seiteiNlitiettiitsi for hint to modtalikeilth,l OA even4n.wr#l4, 110 -,.-"• • . - - 4 ••'' ' - vice Hope. paokood, . ,4i .44 -A. v• o - . ... _.. _ • ' ' ' 6.61. per uoidikt,he the fluidity , of f.nir pac 5.1(1 Ditto. Ensign C. trieit to be Litutesllo B :4o V jilt • • 4 ' • , iii titetithwegedrt • .1•••• teustl 3 / 4 isitillitet. .7 ' • -- 7 ------ •• Dov au., at 0 0 • ' I dem, vitt Ciibb, Who resigns. ' .. i .to .44.• ah„„ ..,• s . , .. •- .. •-, .s ftwasks4 , , nu m la, Fiedieblet4 . . - 1 ': ',- . -- -- 4 - 1 ' tititevo ,• • --• . -. - . 4 '...ir , - ' ,b,} oil od trii lip 40001 • •,1 .j AM i.. .- 4"1 ": •• •: -• 7 •. . " . ,'••• -- .: :...,:.•3 ~•.?.., •