The Statesman. — London, England, 1818-03-19 00:00:00

~ry ~~. . !r7 ' •-i~+sC' - -'• Ns. 3730. Pax R4.it . ' . • Can..- for siAash Sie.; lir Ps's" .i.• ac gag aftar.te • - le 11. _ . A .Irl l .€ rAtiIiARMANIcoN, at . .44 &ow l mom. L. totter-square, performs esery 11111% M. Om to rive.--/tdiakiipire is. 34 fistiMileopme ressoirirte sepsis, pliiiiiirOawr Ain, wed X, food coosuisely is tam, e s hie Tibe wawa beta& soSeieotte lumens 0 a ifiortio* of *die . k - would be soperliiiihos moire . 'tardier Ism it opolities oft tie Imismoroas at Mllkillior Beal, *re acte4 spoil by Ifeclisaism, so ft to awl a foil ter.e...sid • .:. v. I MINE OP ENG.l46rD,..liarck 11, Is. T" ..cotraT of 1111LNGTORS •of .tlar GO. ;FXRO , O4i mid COMPMITY 4 Oa B.42tiE 4 ENG. • farm `foe Nek4. • I That on and alier the 19th doe of March iostant. the Bank , ' will be iesaly to hem to each °lithe Beakers is Lomita comfit • Biters Coln of 'lke Arabi. to the mom* if Twenty Thawed; IProods, in excheose for Baok Notes, rot ided application Mir, loatleini s tke same before the ith day °fitly next. E. BEST, Bee. ~.. EAU BRINK DRAINAGE MM. ItT a MERTI NG of Geatlookoo, Ovens of so. isteresl . d in land, imputed to he tart{ he shit .11 l‘, Id at -A le e , Cif r . e-hrt rm. . near the Howe st Lads, ell Mai; sloy. the 9th of Mareh. 114/8. . t t ILE,Niy MALE TOWNSEND, El. is the Cheiti . The following Resohatiorts were carried lic;tnimnotly e— l. i i ! , ri• it' ispprises to obis Meeting, that a Bill is now depend . Inglis I btkiewrie Of Contioneof-eisnposesurmdditinosi.tame Oro Sue soma antlariddle revels of.tbe fens. spur other lard' tberek mentioned: be wise • find for oilskin the PlNiVrialreill, RYA the other Mork' emetecten therewith. a 'be '‘. 2. ?me this Merit has Warned Nob alum, , 41;t1t ' es - . piratioe of [whit 1 -three years from the pomiwg of .411e6At het of Parliament for °ratite the Eli Bs'pip Citt„ atki *foot the ce-, t penditare of immense meat of money *bas "ham project, such is the state of the tiodertakiag, that the Land Oipieteg aglagsw ta , he MilijeCied to heavy additional tams, to citable she Rammis. *loners etc* to begin the said Cot. i ~ S. That the Ras'ilriok Got. viewing it io dig mast 12.8•1`-i able light, is o measure of esonsoos otetais terms, and tit very destilfal besellt. • ' 4. Tint without nuking say attainment lee she Mintimance of the improvident and levi‘h expenditure which has hitherto. aye: ded - the nhore ettente. the taxes propesed to be raised by the present Bill, will be isoodleicat to defray more thaa one. fourth of the events., of the ord oinking. 5. That it eppeors to this Meeting, that the present Bill is leirrely, the coomeseelswei of 11 variety of wild and mentr. plaits ' w hich, - if persisted its, will 'sitarist the whole prolits'ef the lord, and-ads& the pretest Proprietors to the situation of merely itnetiimpostewors of their I:mates. 6. That the present Bill has hero introduesd into Parliament, at the instance at a fee Gentteinen of very little local know ledge noteixperiesce, iu epposition to the general geese of the country. i. '7. That it is the opioima of this Meeting', that lie said Bill be toe ascots , opposed in all ;tasters. S. That ft is eepedient for that purpose, that 1 General Vretisit be held at the Lamb Inn, in Ely, on Thsester, the' %tit of March i,stoot. for the purpose of expressiat the rent'-s menet of the Prop. Joon in general respecting MP present BM.. 9. That the f-ltowing Gentlemen be n Committee fo Lando*. to superintend she proceedings wonting to tomb oppositions, mat that they have 'sower to sold to their somber. HENRY HARE TOWNSEND, El. HENRY. C ‘NDLEK, Esq. F. K. EAGLE. Y...q. W. EAGLE. Esq. J. J. J. SU DLOW, &et.' That these ItestilatiAr-, or such of these as may he *coed ielt ped mit, be advertised in sock Provincial aid lionfts Pa. pers as the Committee may et- ect. The Chairman having left the Choir. ' v It was metre& This the Thug's' of Mt Meeting be &esti, • the Chairmen tor hi. able emoductin the Came. ("ismnwmiestioos to be addressed to Fisher and Sadlow, Soli citor., 24, Holborn. IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. • Ito three classet : ft;st, the Ships god 'Cargoes - eon. downed , : it/ and lbws tChiPrii2ilnyi,lith; e se . c e' i n f r e sdl o y f , c tit h r i s iosaii Appeats 14 t had obtained Decrees of Restitution. "fili aal it to atiqt that the 'King of Spain a kid power tat set haw la .pecti4 his ow* subjects; bet he wiskeil to tots4per es himseY to Sp.elsh Clairohnti who had tg dt sentei.dpg for gtstitotion. Orhoir parties, besides the • King t of tie Spans, were costeertred in • this goetvion ; livid' rite us, credit and character of • our own Tribunals were ki. ills '9 Wrested, as the parties conceived they Were a pledge e I of the 'repossession of their property. There were Nee . 41 cased in the 'subject : one was le 1817, the 34 else obis Was fast May, ind-tbe 4th (that of the Rosa) in hist eke DoceMber.. The Treaty 'Seidl Spain Ohs msgociated s as ell its Septimher, and ratified on the 27th of November Paha last. The principle 4 restitution proceeded on the ie. w public Lai of Nations. • WlP•ileKirt to a:taints% the to ..e he in proceedings of out aresl COuris'infotite Inward. In. reigners as weir as temtrds iteratilles: firattOilyi at wept r present, the' Pahtle Le* .siss'crtntldeied opeitithe foil Is. Ifeevai all the indepetidene Steles of 'Europe. It did not ' rest on abstiact and spicidstite fictions; bet had sr: diode a sett ot'eertaihiy, *inner *to the practice lef t i e Il et Mardelpel Law. Nat where could the Courts stand moat higher than in this country. The decisions ought, ' therefore, not to be rendered a mere nullity. Oue decisions were known 'and respected throoghOut Europe. As the matter nO* signals, the parties iri 1. , possession of sentences Of "radishes§ bid - little t mote in their Bands than waste 'paper; a merhly t‘ nnminal restitution. Frets _the nature of the pro. tl perty, the things therriselitss , could not 'be re• the es 'istereg ; but the full 'eshie shonld he steer' snare roc- pe, the decree. By the Act of 1/315 0 restitution was to tied c o be Mode is certain cash for property 'in shires, era, nits mat though the shies could not be restored, 'after the nut production 'of the copy of the 'entente if-fristittstibn. of i l l tha n The party MAISto 'get restitution from the Ttria.terer sat Coin of the Na.., Forty.eight thousand pounds had b4en al Coin p aid to French Claimants under the Act. Rcgard se that t should he paid to the faith and credit of the trirish . v, tbrret Triburrals, so that their sentences sbould not he 'iii. 'a to Bat hell, and ren(!ered of he effect. Those who . hed op. 0. event , posed our commercial prosperity had assetted that• unable the decisions ..f our Courts of Public Law itere of .a,, was ens political character. The'best refutation of Both as- imports sertions was to demonstrate the contrary. His ob. WR rd his jest was-to secure -for those who bad Obtained ten. Ott of op fence of restitution, pny wont of their claims out' of paring hit the 4C0,0001. given by .Ibis country to Spain. To state of t prevent misapprehension, he took the oppoteonity should be to soy that he was most litigious for the total - shrill. . tints ing period • of the Slave Trade. Not elthstanding the seed- Bis I.ordsh flees we made, the Treaty with aSpain was of gr'est of April, f value. It was most important to have got alp eta be summon@ knowledgmerst in favour of the ahOlitiOn Trois, Sisals, Asijourner whose prejudices had beers so hostile to it. whhse traffic in slates. had been so extensive t and *Moe _. _. HO L.: S E OF Goidido2iS. gag had heti) prostituted to theprotetetic Mh of EOM.. • .. Certain accounts from the Audit Ogee were preseeted.—Or. bind traders from other outious..-(fieer.dicer!)— dered to lie on the table. and to be primed. It was important to have obtained a distinct god dr. The Maidstone Small Debts Bill was ri ad a second time, finite period put to the trade north of the Line. : It The Report from the Committee** esquire. into the disarmed state of use Watchmakers, was brought up, and ordered CO be was most of all important to have (drained the right of primed. search, without which all other provisions would Papers referring to the Constitution of the lonian Isles were I,• ti b een i prevented. and ordered to be printed. sve ineffectual.—[ileac', hear !]—Bot the :1 Petition tem Hull waspresented, pra3int furan alteratiost . question now submitted to the House was altngether . • in the Poor Laws.—Ordered to be referred to the Cuomitteeou independent of the Slave Trade. He cotscldiledllair *, +brae laws. PARLIAMENTARY REFORM. moving, That an.humble Address be prerented teethe • Mr. BIRCH presented Petitions from Liverpool, Herring- Prince Regent, praying that Steps may be taken to ton, and Bridges square, is Nottiagbam, in favour of Partin. secure full restoration of their property to the several mentarr Refocus. Ordered to lie on the table. Spanish subjects who have obtained judgment in fa. Lord 'PALMERSTON brought in a Bill to regulate the rate your of their Claims in the Admiralty Courts of this of subsistence to Innkeepers, for tbequarterieg of Soldiers. It was read a first time, and the secured •resuliug was Axed for country. Lord CASTLEREAGH was ready to bear the to-morron. Mr. ABERCROMBIE, in the absence of his Right Hon. fullest testimony to the fair and clear manner in Friend ('ir John Newport), wished to cornet an error in ' which. from the (salt of others, his Right Honourable Friend which she llon.eud Learned Gentleman brought this bad fallen, and on which be bad founded a notice of motion to subject oniler the consideration of the House, and he that kteuse• That notice referred to the prodaction of the twit hop ed he ~,h rs - • tri in hive the satisfaction of ieoilie the Last Reports of the Commissioners appointed to rrport as to abe V fees in the Courts of Justice io England. It was aster aired Hap riOinos order which the Hon. and Learned Gen that those Commissioners appointed by the vote of Parliament. Orman laboured, and cerivincing him that the eases lad ist:de these Reposes.. but wbetherarising Prow the fault or the proper Officer of the Crown, the Reports acre not laid be- to which he alluded by no means impeached the equi (meek House. ty of the arrangements with Spain. lie did not kilns, Mr. GOLLBURN was glad to sear the apology due to the that Re Hon. and Learned Gentleman woord dis isjury which these Comadricioers sustained in cunseqoence of such @mice. pure the propn4tion that the Sovereign of on. ratio- Mr. ABERCROMBIE denied that any apnlogy was either try was vosted with the supreme authority ni e:itfAr. due or made. /tithed aright to presume that these Repor.s ' *me into any composition or arrangerne'it 1 , 01 , .rlie wereWilfolty svitWieldffous the haveledg • of that Home. ' ., Mr. COUtiLAS moved for leave to bring in a Bill fur the ' Sovereign of another, on the sub j ect 4,f the claims better protectioe of Saving Banks in Scotland. or rights of his subjects, and that he had th• ;seder After a few words from Gen. TitoitssioNl and Sir R. F ER. , OUSSON. who stared th at She Bill bad hi. fn support, and of either rev' king or commutissg them. 'the t t , s!is - was fifthly creditattle to the Rev. Getitleuoin, oho, he oeiieved, reign was the representatite of the State, and it vas had fsomeillt. leave was granted. his imperious duty to watch over the righo; a les Oo the Ironton of Mr. TEED, it was ordered that there be had before the House the annual return fro , * the year 1791, to subjects, and see into the mode in which they - were the present period, of the Storekeeper's 4ieneral E-tabiissonere, ado ir.istered. If the Crocco had not this peer. , , with the mason .tf salaries, and the return of the depots at then there must result an endless litigation sto.or it,. wkitistbey were stationed. The Longitude and Northern Passage Disenvery Bill was dividual claims, or a constant warfare sin the 5u!...;,...-t read a third time and passed. • with neighbouring States. The Crown it:.l I l'e f i:;:tt Lord LASCELLE.S. adverting to the Petitions that he bad , , according to ail ,%111.-I4 presented from Leedoaad Hatifes, complAining of the rigorous ol.ma King this at cangemenl, assessoteut of 5h0 4 .6 to the Assessed fates, nos noxious to know on i oterria t i °nal law. But the question we.s .1..5 t.it from the Kiehl Hon tunable the Ch.:a:cellar of the Exchequer, for diszussion on its mere abstract grottiol ; In. there before the rectos, whether any ameliono too Go that subjeckwas in rontemplatioa? were two cases in point where the Snvereigto 11141 es. The tit ANCELLOR of theEXt lIEQUHR said, that there etalsel this right. One was the the T-esty of Vieetos, masted a great dielkolty to separating the charges on houses, in 1715, 'wherein it was stipulated that the Ki..c of from the shops. attached to the.... Id V 4 TIERNEY ohserved, that if any amel i o r a tion was in- I'oll4oll silould receive 3U0,0001. as a full sntis!ir tended; it could not termini, better hands; but he at the same tin, for the claims of h i s subjects on a itmliat. case Woe wished to hew - whether any thing detiuitive was meant, as in the event fno such deternaitiasto . a Noble Friend ..f bi% . like the present. The other was the Aruerreiss tt.ord Milton), then absent, w , .01d submit a preposit ion to that T rea ty o f 17e3. In that case there had bee! , several ii. , ase. adjud cations obtained in t h e Am erican Court. b e The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER (we under stood to gay.) had no interne .n of making any proposition. British subjects, for injuries sustained by them dtr- Lord LASCELLES believed, that so a .eliorati..o cued take ing the war ; and yet they were all finally arraitgoci Once wiell,lllt an alterasion as the Act of Parliament. The Land Tait Assessment Hill was read a wood time.— and governed by the slipulatiniis of the Treaty en- Ordered to be read a skied nine on she 13th of April nest. feted into between the two Governments, and *Mt. General GASCOIGN F gave i,otiee o, a motion, to amend an not individual reference to the judgments of the Act of Charles 11. for to-morrow. SPANISH CI.AINIAVTS. Anietican Courts. Inlhat ease, indeed, the G:ittern- Dr. PHILIAMORE sgid, - he had considered the ri _lent accepted from America a Vieth or a seventh of subject attentively, but it would not be necessary fur the amount of the actual looses of British Subjects ; him to trespass on the time of the House. 'they about 8000001. ,if be recollected right, was then were aware that by .a 'late T re 3 t ) 400,0001. were taken for . claims of rearly 6,000,000.; whereat in given to the Spanieh.Goverrimerst for the purpose of the present Treaty oith'Spaiss, the s um given was to compensation. It. appeared, from a Pelitiort on flee she full exteet'a remuneration of all the claiins of table, that the property in question might be divided Spanish 4 0Chjects Toe the (Gest, demplAued if : — , . ' . . • vs!,. -ow . .....' .j * l t • 4:•/X>: tritelF . 't , la Oa - . .441 .11 , - • f , rmats '• ! " -, Y'.1'..t...k .tSf7tisiteso Its • 14 - Li _ .., y;o , _ ~._ ._i:. i st.avir..'. ...r I'' iii.h soul Jan uri , - - ,ir mil UK .:. ./ . . . . ',.• , . : bons..;..' b.las 04 , 16; it.) HOUSE OF . LORDS, Mates 19. On the motion of Lewd KEN 1 ON the evidesiee Riven before . the committee no eke Glaienoes-seru.-epere Regolotion Bill *at ordered to lw printed. The Greenland Fishery Oaths Bill uno•resid • third time and poked. The Beak Token Peachy flodpessi-n Rill sea. mho rend thld tine no she swine of the IN i of LI V E R POOL. stertklsg new of Ibe Lordship sated wholly 0.•• • Tim APOLLO NI CO N, a Grand Mollies! 4in ,_sulanr. invented mad inaminetered by Memo. Flight Hid 'Aeneas, Orgao Builders, wider the loMredbwe pa trolling" sk kis Itesal ,Highness the Prince Report. is et. Itlbiline„ by kr superior mechanical power, at their Ryon*. E:" St. iltartio's-lasie, dolls. Awe w reelock excepting tot every Wednesday *ad Sittardity, days Mr. PURI( IS, a Prellermsr at heroic. petforwo thairrineect from the hoar- .4 two t for. lieketiona fans the Works of the different pianist Comspoints; and am annum Thotsday eveniag„ during the Seams, eke fun awed t pad", at the lastritierot are eatoihised by, wad saillvellball- ritatri llncrldO'd AS AD ALMS, Professor of lloities who new fm GM! ollit6t - Perfections. neramfgaa* at the Plat ' tryhrill Ohs Selectircs: tram the dont Weems, the issat keidOmist Indent nod modern Camtv.sers _ end - clavier, getreep.targ in hick bin owe were some deabu, hot which was io fait. J) 11011 . - Meal. T Hid was seat hack se the Rowe 'of Ceiamens, sad was iflls afterwards returned by. Mr. Ries-dee iad other Melli ben UM the Aweedwiem severed In. TIN Habbsedry Mates Rill was Moo Wealth. up treat the Howe If Geowsewa 44 the &sac Metatters. and read a lint CIRCULATING MEDIUM • °idle manna of tat 'End of 'LA OD Hit 0 A Lit aelteinimar ere ordered of the ihniereigai an. Half &arraigns imbed two tiv! Ilia blithe Bask of England and vritervil-e --The Earl of LACDER.DAU then intimated his lieeestitats of bringing forward a bietiea ea Till'fd, _ thet 14th April, relative le the f mend *lts owe, Cie/Senor. Hie' object eras oak confined to ihi ci ciliation of Paper, which, however, was uudenbt of great importance, particularly with a view telt I period* of the cessation of the Bank Restrictioninj • ly nut. Bet even supposing the Paper in risco:la.' should not be found to be depreciated, and that old be amettaised these was no more in rime. *Mims than was requisite for the wants of the country, there was still another subjett which claimed the 1 Sreatest attention and the gravest consideration on I tie part of their Lordships. He meant the state of *Mims lie Gold and Silver Currency as it would be in the Went of the Bank Restriction ceasing. Under the provisions of the Act of Parliament relative to the Coinage, and with the ezistiog Mint Regolstions, he was perfectly persuaded that the Gold Coins could never come into general circulation. Considering the enactments sod regulations respecting the Silver Coins, and those that insisted regarding the Gold Coins, it appeared to him to be utterly impossible, that the latter could be retained in circolsticc. It therefore became a serious consideration with regard to Banker', who, ander such circumstances, in the event of the Restriction ceasing. would be latterly unable to obtain gold to make their payments. He was anxious to arrive at a true opinion upon this most important question, and his object in briuging for. ward his motion was not to obtain a triumph for an) set of opinions, but to discover, if possible, by com paring his own ideas with these of others, the true state of the question, which it was most important should be ascertained, with a view to the approach. ing period of the cessation of the Bank Restriction. Sir Lordship gave hianotice for Tuesday, the 14. h of April, for which day the Lords were ordered to be summoned. . pr nits rerformatres snit tot _ !Wk. as apViritioi at the Riven. —Admittance a.. Oa Tioaralq *sings tlloltaims are spread at seven Otivedi• Ist.ths redmiummai omilswiets at aight.• =blame et.* Mneti. Flight mil Roamer eke reopeettilly lift waertaif A.. R.biktvaniKlearty. ttattihilly lutwe as eteenta tattfith r t I°rpm4all 40iniptteas, cooplimed mad reedy far **at their Wairromas.' k - . AT'NINE O'CLOCR IN THE MORNING. NEXT THURSDAY, MARCH SS, " The First.dpits o Bleak wilt receive Pnor Pipes et Pest ALL THREE PRIZES OF X 90.1100 With 6.5 other Capitals of £3oo{), 41.006. Ae. did. YET IN THE WHEEL. • BISH, the Centimeter, sincerviy theeks the • Public • foe their urprorednated patronage already con ferred this Leger/. The int-draws EWA, No. 6963, entitled in Four Pi, 41 of Poet, was shared by his, in TWO Quarters, Two Eighths, and Four flisteentles, w - a respertfolly entreats the bolden immediatel so order from nay Wine-trier:knot trity please. their respective prevenient; of the Four l'ipes of Port. of the clissicest quality is the kingdoms. w which T. RISH u ill pay for on deinni4 ; •ho has ditoo the pleasure to annoutice that he s .1d ..nd*sbared .o lets than 12 of toe Capital Peirce* draw° slrro.ly Oils Lists -ry. being Nn 1.107. a Prize of E 5.000. one of the largest Prizes set drown, sod 11 others of 41,000, ;le. As the demand has been very great throughout the Country, BIS 4 tomb his Friends 'o he early in their opplicatioa whilst • variety of Tickets awl Shares remain at his .015c.es, No. 4, Cilfahill, and 9, Charing:cross, 'tondos. la the last Lottery. c , . t iairtg Three Prizes of 490.010. 1111911 114b14 them All ; and hopes to sell All the Truce Prizes of 43,10,00 us the present Lottery. CATON'S WORKS.. This. ray lifts publirbed. A New Edition, price ss. illustrated with Cares. 1. A. PRATICAI. TREATISE on the PREVEN TION mod CURE f the VENEREAL DISEASE is both Seres, and ds enos-quences: in whien a mitt! a d Naffed mode of treatment ii-rninited nut, including Obwrvatiiips es Srrictureo. Cutaways Eruptions. luitgiaary Venereal Ace. Intruded as a Guide against t.se daingeruis erects of this baneful n aladv. Bs T. N. CATON. Servents. 10, Stanheipc• , treet, etriciseale-sireet.itirmid g and late of the H•..,.ital. of St. T'ulte.lll and Our. T IIE ATt SE no I NOIG*4I I IIOI,I t lieWir as Enquiry into the Oti.rn.e. ar i s in g tie d reamee t e i w i t h the p lart ,,,,, o f the Sternbach, with Resnwrks on the Liver, mod its inilnence on the 6 istrir Ss stern. To whiedv :ere prrfixed, s..ese general Ob servations (.4 gen•pliull.bus. is. 4 CUtitpientl9 Ditienve Brice 3. A POPIII. Alt TRF.ATISE on rise PRP. INTION and .CURB 4 the different STAGES of ASTilitl A a. d WINTER C'WGII. with w and .uireqwfiti Ini.sreetion. t 4 i. Pre vernion and Treatment of Asthmatic Fits. Faun\ Edition, 'pate 3.- 4. PRACTICAL OBSERVATIONS no the DEBILI TIES: nistur4l -and acquired. dd. GENERATIVE OR GANS-of both SEXES, toiledeitut.Theortrof Geiverettido, ar. price 3.. 6d. 5.• A PRACTICAL TREATISE on FEMAI.F. DIS- E. ASF.S. including Ornervatione. a Lee idtion, 4'd the Disorder■ incident to those ienp..rtnio. chals -14 price 3s. 641. Printed for Sherwood aud Go. Paternoster-tun; aid W. I,iefly, 78, Lombard-street. t Atljuartied till to.otorrow (this day). VIEDICAL BOARD, Greet Charlotte-street, Blott . kft nirs*-road, anet Woodstock•street, adjainirst Nei, WA-slice% —si nc e to e 51..dir..1 8 •a rd lots been establish -1 at Cli-nbotr-nnn.e. G , rat Cluill• ate-rtreit. nppnsite the Rev. Rowland Chapel. and Watbtock-s•rert. atljnioing N ew Weal—steel. tops ortis of Thisty Thouclaa Patsetui of Iseult tries have been rest red in perfect health, tunny of *hum butt Itnerred fnr sea'. ender the set paten' and abainate fairs. carte prossounced isnasraille by respectable practitinaer., dwcharied from Floopitalv.—Such is the effect re sultant born combined talews ! !—Mesirs. COOPER and Co.. M,dical and Surgical oelehrits. after forty :stun experieter in lois hirtrnpolis, are eons:shed daily at both houses (in a':l cases of Sspkifor, &c. often improperly treated), mull Hine 4t• higlo; and the p tor have advice (grati.) an Tuesday. l'hursday. and it:today morninos, aatil Twelve o'Clock. g Potiesatc et a dist our, de4cribtil tceirea-e, immediately ;mended to.— All Wirers to be directed to Charlatte•honse. Blackfriar's road, bat nooe are answered which do not contain a ennarltine fee. WE are requested to direct th• itlention of por ton* %Missed with mental or bodily delay, whims de bility, inward veastings, loss of appetite, inlige-linu, depression of spirits, trend:line ..r shaking i,f• the it •nds.scoringiemml every outer kind of eruption, eistimati. ulcerated throats, sealant weakness, pains in the limbs and joints, cntisonspive habits. and all ronstitutinmal rmaplaints, imasettiatels to mate trial of the celebrated CORDIAL BALM OF RAKASIRI, or Nstare's Ilestorritive. as prepared and sold, wholesale and Ismail, by C. J. Jordan, M. 0,, of the Fast London Medical Ustablishntent. 7. Cannon-street Road. St. George's in the East, Gordon. It is universal!y siektaswiedeid to be the most agreeable and powerful restorntiye in all the above coin phials ever discovered ; it thins the blood. eases the lame violent pains to the head and stomach. find peoinswes gentle perspiration.—lt is utterly inipossible fir language to express-. or elomsence to' extol. saSeiratig the valley o r this letsndeffol and ionsivarable Medicine in restoring kealsb to the sussed, and givllj escour Is the aged ; thousands bay ing berm Nomed ft. -perfect health, after haying brew so re. diced by digerati disenses, as to have bee° despaired of, mart rely trY their families, list also by their profe-simeal attendant-. *id, Say appointment of the Proprietor, in bottles I Is. each,l Orion quantities in nee SO.. each ; or boar yultathies is oar Mills bottle. fur 955., d u ty included. by winch arc lls. bottle' is saved. This inestimable Medicine will keep in all climates. I end May be bad of Vats.. 46, Coralittl; B. J. Presets, 101, Strand; J. Ritluirda. 19.1. Strand; Blake. 56. Piccadilly; I Barker. 115, -Oxford-street; Chandler, 76, Oxford-street • Tags, 10, Midelleorisiv, Milburn 4 . and by the mast vespeictist4; Medicine Venders in terry part oT the kiugdnot. Dr. C. J. Jordan takes this cenrral opportunity or na. Mancini to the Public, that he still devotes his study recitative ly to the care of particular cumploini-; as a regular member of the Royal College of Physiciaus he fifers a speedy and penes meat care for every class .4 'erring relagatins; diseases, howevrellimg standing, or of the most inveterate kind, are by his superiar wade of treating sperdil vent elfectualiymi red De. C. J. Jordan may he consulted, by all ranks ' Goss nine in fire man ting till niacin the everiitm. at the East Landow Medi. cal E-tuttlistiment, 7. Canuon-sweet lt.•al, near the Cuutlict cial goad turnpike, St. Gentle% is the Lftt. . • - _ ~ i'::3 iil:~: . . `71,'........ . , r . . • I ; ;° ‘ 14.12 ' . .. . •.. .. , .:k•Ai' - ~. • , It : • .--- .A, .....': is: . . • - . - ... , . . . . , ... ...„p, ... ,-• = ..-.--. ' 1 '`, •-y--.. V V. 1 r-'''•"•' t • • . -.- . ^ --.--: ---.... . . . «- " ' -45 - ' if 4:4, . , 1 . .- • ''' ... tit - 11'11 -. • - :" ' '' f . ...., .. . . -a" ' 4l t . ;e t '' ' i . 1e 4:1: ..___ .5.,...,:, 4 • ~. ... t .c,..i. • •r - ''. ! . . .' I i A 1 , • . . ." ' '.....' -/ I J .t . -- 1 . . .1 , • A 1 *. 191 " 1"11°- ' ' . - . • . 1 . , .. , ' . "- i. . • 1 11Mmli ' 1 . - . 1 . !Ir • •• ' . LONDON, AY, MARCH 19, 1813 • •, o A TEA TRADE. 'AT a very uomereas JILIUING of the T 1 TRADE, at the East Tit& ' hJose on WEDNESDAY, the lltn inst. the *object of a late trial for adulterating Tea. sad the observations in the Newspapers, to which that trial had given rife, were taken Otto consideration; and it WllO knee (lintel% and unanimously deteraise.l to appnint a Cm/miner for c.c. purpose of pal tii ularly into a subject of so marlf importance t.i the Public nod to the Reed** to tie Kuhr 'Adis Company, nod to the fair Trader. i • K ing's ]lend Tavern, blares 16. 1818 In cnosequenee of the above appoic.tinenr, bit" ProcVhied lb investigate the i.olsject refereed to them; und however it it to be lamented that the practice of rglaitsrisi... r ya shoelJ Pave existed in any no:nice% Net it i%a matter r.f e.. 12 siderable satisfaction to the •Coicasiitce to find, f: on the am., minute investigation which it was In their power in snake. Oa the practice h. extresarly limited in its event. aid cril4:ied ti a few-za+rincipled individuals; and that ewers possible eter Conk making to bring to tight the case: in w t s e,! l lag illie i, pruetiie has Wen adored. to publish the tame( of tine oh. are detected therein, and effertun.ly to suppriss the evil. It being the elisions al b attic Committee it clear the Tea Trade from the irdliscrimmate i.”potatiuns which they cotaci callously believe to be ill firand. d, and to remove from the oh lie rabid levy irroaenott impressinri which unexplained and inlay threaticaAed reports may -naturally lead to create, Resolved, That the preceding tiatenseut he sig-ed by ih Chairman, heti linfilithed in the Moysteitz RICHARD TWINING, Jun. Chairtnia. Resolved. That the Thanks of tlii• Meeting be given to lit Chairaian. ENO VAT ED 11 EA INit.-11 has beets lon fre go,ntly thesunject of jet 4 and gereered reprobatim. chat men. tlestirti , e of tne meseent • of the lileiltriel Art, have of red l i bei p e i ‘es as gand4hate e t f•e r u".llc otrostage iQ the pris'es - tumor Ph)sie. For the put a sesse eif doing iu.t'ee to the result of our studies•andesperienee,and to prevent a. from heing classed ansoog those entwines, whose i.e. .swent worm - eons have. un fortunately f. r society, been too 'favourably received. we beg leave to submit, to the literal and eolighomed, a faithful state. silent of our pursuits and acquirements. After having received molar Medical Eduratitoe, tef the pupils of Messrs.l.4eildal and Blisatd, whose Lectures aid practices we carefully attehiled as Professors nsidliurgeon. of the Loudon Vo.pital, we entered ourselves as Studeuts in that ju4ls celebrties! School for M e di c o acquirements, the Revel College of Edhalturgh. and were in structed in the different bniherites of Anstouty. 'Surgery, the theory and ptacticz. of Phssie. Chemistry. Midwifery, Botany, /kr. Err. &r. ltsthese eminent Pears' era. n Gregory, Week. Hamilton Dinettes. and Rutherford. We n trust we shu not be deemed presumptuous in saying, OM our proficiency and acquitemeots ate tun inconsiderable. Havin g for a long series of sesers made certain Complaint., and the various diseases of DEBILITY, the particular ohject of our studies and practice, it will, we bore, be allowed, that we ban acquired superior knowledge of their treatroem and ewe. la slight and recent rases of infection, a perfkh nee;establiels meat is entopleted in the short pericid of two days; and Mame of the suatese inveleracy.where other practitioners have failed of emeriti. n prol:er perseveratue in our pl..n of treatment insures to the patient a safe and radical cure. Amidst the eselasteholy variety ofdisorders which are the elfrets of a 'Weis load and most unhappily pnrsued by the youth set both eeses ' there are Lime mare alarming or swore distressing than thear deficiencies. nod debilities which frequently prevent or embitter the senora- Ismael slate. To such personi it must be a cusisoling redertioa to know, that they may now, by ZI sew and infallible monde of treatment. he restored to that greatest of all henna letessiags—a strong. manly. owl vigor-as esonstitution. (nail eases of from whatever cause arising, as well les every speriesof a cer tain ir.feciion, we may be I.r.solted be patients ofeither sex. with the greatest-celery and hointor. floors urcoussiltatica at boor, from tete to three, and from sir in tae esertinte till len tut night. Patients in the routers , are requested to state the parti culars of ;heir case, pee, mei general bedsit of living. ire. en closing n remittance f Aviv.. and medicines, when the same Mist be given or tests to any pie, t u f tne kingdom. Tu insure that secrecy so essential to our unite; taki. g, Hoe postage of letters may be addetl•r.• arcesitnt for inetlicine4.—CUßßl and Cu. Sarre °us, Nu. la, Hattuulia:deas .." r""wr , ""t'' • , ' eib . '• •~ - ~:.