The Statesman. — London, England, 1818-05-21 00:00:00

and oxide blo to tire cordial GEITLENIN, GRATEFUL, for your post kiodooss, sad - flattered by the Rest.lotions adopted by my Friend-, i moot re speetfolly ludic** the favour of your VOTES and I NTIIREST, 'at the seat Election of your Repseseotatives in Parliament. — As soon as my public duties will permit, I shall hasam per sonally to entreat y. ur support ; and,a4uring you of toy sihcere devotion and respect, I have the honour to rentaiu, ' Your obliged obedient faithful servant. Facon-Square. May 19. - hi ATT 14W WOOD. Finsnh time, a N KW COMIC BALLETI94 s emi . M A DEMOI.ELLE FERZi'S (rme Yeirre) 'leg DANCING on the TIGHT ROPE.-21,1• time te• lirestrinn Barletta of PPREGRiNE PlcKi I*.fie ROYAL AMPH m geTHIEATR E (AsTL ociE Ly's) WEST- Under the Patroaage not f tandheir R O ooyal f Hiehneeres the Prince Re 'VMS present EVENING, TO-MORROW, and I SATURDAY, at ball--past Sir O'Clocit precise's*. will be presented, Ott time, a New Operatical Comic Ballet, with new Scenery, Mash.. Mere*. &r. rolled CUPID W A NDERER ! Colin, Mr. John Jones; Lubin, Mt. W; Davis vaimisiii, Mr. Eller Old Mtio.lhis. Doty s Cupid. Mint R. I.l.lsien t % 1 )• rota, Miss Baden ; ROM, Miss E. Adams ; Old • WoMau, Mr. , . l illineghara; nn.t Annette. Mr% W. Barrymore ; Assisted by the CORPS DE BALLET, v e spe r , pear e, Bouhorger, Avery, IVilliasor. Smith. and Fieldingt Mesdames Smiths. T. rry, CMOs, Yr Donald, and Fitlingham. Atter which, an entirely Se* Broad, Farcical. ••90111ilirs Etlde•ittisnlltseetut, called • PEREGRINE PICK ; OR, HAWSER TRUNNION ON HORSEWAtiIIt- Tuken from the popular Nolo or that name, and iserodneing A REAL FOX CiIACE! NV 4h Dor! Horse; ! unit linnisimon is full Cry I IfORSGMANSIHP. by Mr. Avery. • rIIDLSOISELLK FEREI, ..fro ii•Yersice, will go tlareogh • her Scientidc ao.l Elegant RANGES en the TIGHT ROPE, • Tr'lth the Comic Arcompuoimerits of the Two Cowin ; Meer% Brown and Williams. THE PEASANT'S FROLIC ! And other Equesirian Idanceuvrer, by . Mr.Makeen. A Cubic Song, by Mr. netting. The whele•to enoclude with • • T Pr ENCHANTED *ORS& • . Ott,. HI RIXQVIN.•PRINGE OF Ph;l4l.:' A Priv& i}az may he hrid nightly. Dion:- 'lselin( Half-pest Ifitroirld begin at Seemed Mire, iligifintst Eight. . • - • 'Rite Ileotomirag.ref the Ea nice Aerse will re peated titret Nights loo,:er, when it 'bust be laid stride id mike room for other Enteitalonts ht preparation flu bloadayeeit. A NECI'ATENT IiAT. AT ONLY EIGIUMBIN • ; • SHILLINGS. 41 • • • IMPOR,TA,NT SAYING. "PRA.I4KS ,and TAYLOR hire to •offer ftii filet PON n SILK AT ori BEAirtit. BODY, combining every Ceipplsite a Hat ought to porells.. It Is ruperier iaap pearance.to Ake finest and most eepeostve Hamer, iseqoally ; light, and will out-wear two of them, and icor a better rhape, which it retains to the last. It Wilt never change its eilour ' any climate, width is the most beautiful Black, if won; for years; will neveropot by rails, nor will any . weather lujure them, they Wing Water-proof l and will repair several times, at a trilling 'silence, Mid every time appear equal to pew ; they are decidedly wipes for to any Hnts ever ofered notice. the sualament of , which has been attended with great "Prilcit- labour. RIM !senora! attention. FRANKS and TAYLOR, Manufacturers, center of Red etoss.street. Rarbigan, London. ••• , Merchants. Dealers. and the Trade, who wish for superior Hate,will find it to their 'ad ventage by applfirigimabisve. Be particular ati to the , Address . as F.• - and T. are ast,in any way essneensed with*, Retail House is Bgech-strpek—minie Bested torso *Teeing , prop' , Church itself contributing to the erection of new dinurchas i , and observed, that he a s s not aware at abwlime ofm precedent in 1798, when, b) ow Act of the Legisistare. two Prebends in the Chapter of the Diocese of Limifield and Coventry sere suspended, in order to add the profits of them to the toed for repairing the Cathedral. Tire Archbishop 01 CANTERBURY remarked upon the distinction between suspending two ?re bends in the Chapter alluded to, fur the es press pur. pose of repairing the Cathedral of that Dioyeee, and suspending Prebends in .Chapters generally, for beading Charches in other quarters. The Earl of LIVERPOOL observed. in eddi. tion, that the whole sum arising from the suspension of Prebends in the different Chapters, would be a mere mite with reference to the amount necessary for the object saeght by this Bill. Lord GRENVILLE remarked, that the cases of appropriating the profits of Prebends in a Cathedral, to the express purpose of repairing that Cathedral, tad the sequestrating the profits of Prebends in Ca. thethats, for the purpose of building Churches else where, were altogether totally distinct. His Lord- ship conducted by warmly spplauding the object of, the present Bill. Lord HOLLAND said, he had not contended foci the similarity of the cases, but merely as to their, being in some respects analogous ; and, at the pre. seat time, when the burden of taxation pressed so heavily open the. People, be thought it but right that the Chinch should contribute something lewd, this object. The clauses being proceeded in, Lord GRENVILLE moved an amendment, which was agreed,to, to render in terms mere effected tke Order of the .King in Council respecting the Div sion of Parishes. • Soule other amendments, chiefly verbal, were al terteards made in different clauses. Oo the clause, limiting the powers of the Coma ( 'Wash/noes to thetailding of Churches, so as to affor she gamest possible accommodation to the Israeli number of persons, Lord GRENVILLE expressed a doubt whether, di* Words were sentiently etilianistory of whit he bad no doubt were the imitations of its framers. Be agreed that to afford the greatest possible accommo dation lb the largest °amber of persons. might twbe a primary Oriisciple; bet whilst he deprecated all useless splendour in the building of Chetc.het, be thoeght it of Importanceland he•had sin doubt that was the view of the framed' of the Bill) that that etude shoold be adopted which was beet calceldte4 to inspire devotion, and which wis characteristic of the Fistabliaiked Church—that there should he a decent deeorefieei. and not that the mere enquatified prin ciple hiellihtbe dated: e6leim,. at providing room for a large asseialsjage tillibUrvitisselt. • The idV E R P*o L entirely agreed with the Neblittistl in the mkt* he had taken of this 41ittse t and- aria decidedly of' opinion,. tbst Bough , gbe presiding the greatest possible accoustsodutiOn for the largest number of portent oogbt tw be,elesdk isikpaiseigil4 add shoot* he::vrat whet I y sof coon. ''-.dadertsito to Wardsg a heavy dspemasAmt The clause was agreed tn. The 11l and its ,Ameadskents were then to-be printed, after whiejs the House adjourn 'r HOUSE OF COMMONS. FEVER CONTAGION. _ _ M. BEV N ETThroveit op toe Report on the Mate of Con nie, as Fever in the Meeroptilis. Is hod been unfortunately found to hove increased greed) during the lust year a the Me tropol 9, even in seven times the ordinary number of c.i-et be-. fort.. An Institution, nirected to the correction of this eyllo. h-d pearlier. i comiderable erects. hut oat radicand for Mei wroth,. 11 appeured Id be the practice of Minos' all the bole, pistils to mix the cases of Conorainus Fever with those,of ur-i dinar. descriptiour, through which practice, patients la or dionry cores were liab.d to eat* Co:originals Fevers. He iv* ',write *or rie the subject at treatment discord mt nines existed etturroghledii al Uenlleasen. but facts had been stated before the Committee that both Physicians and Students ' had caught the Infection. There was a sort of Medical Police, if be might use that expression. welch was peculiarly applica ble t.. eases of comagion ; both as to repdratiou of patients, and the benefits of ventilation, dec. There was two hospital. it ap peared, that was WA, every week, obliged to turn away appli ! Cams from their doors. Some circumstances the Committed were au willing to butte. In bow. M the chief hospitals, per• .on had been refused for wool of roans: The Castanet.* bad shoogiit that the removal to Fever ernes would, on the whole resiew of the circerustances. be beoeficial. They had, there fore, eciolimended d small grant in Mereese of the nog of 1.0,i) . .. *lxelt tioverumeee had thoteght fit to allow. The impl tier of . pa'w's had increased Irma 70 odd to near 700 . Tpd Cointritstre wished for a further gram of 2,0001. making*, a bete 5 .0001, to rder In augment • tbe acemenotrineirists is wards, from 60 to 100 beds; wbico. probably, might nugget the demacds in the Metropolis. He trusted that she attentiall tit thiverinner.t would he rare:loly called to the considered ntei the facto and sobstante of the Report. He they moved that the Report be primed.--Ortlysed. u_ CUSTOMS CONSOLIDATION—RAPE-SEED. • Mr. LUSH l NOTON moved the Order of the Day for ilinj third reading of the Customs Cersolidation Bill, foe the patirrk ref pustpos.iug it in t his day three mouths. Lord LASC4LIiS w is!trd to observe, that an expected 10 . 11/1 entertained by a 'resit body of Mainefameams le Otis try, Oast*, Does on Haps-seed sushi be taken off. The poteerneei ilvt Customs Consolidation Bill. **hick they fed to expect the repeal of the Duty, irate he Mt S'd `dfroppciainserit. • v 4 usti, w -. Mr. LUSH I SGTON mid, es *ere were* raw , coat tarn*, it would be extremely inconvenient, at tali hoe pet u(tbe Se4i.on, to proceed with the metworr. • Lord ILASCMDLES said, the growers of Rape-seed had apprised. teat, io the course of o year. that Duly would alyolisesed ; and it Would be necessary for their interests drat t tifoir shoed Ile smiled *one way rw other. It was areal* crane) fist the Maireftwower thatitshoeld be settled. ~,3 i*HUC&TION OF TUX PUOtt. tutou6nAm, or naisig the hind reedlogreftbis Ede. cation of tilegnior Dill, said, he wished ss •seesolate le elegises- I shone Mach lichiitt. eat anted in the fernier neuraino. The' IMO itjelf only we* to engetry mid report; bei, antliesp 'nimbly, it is ilitinflon. otter the 'notary bad losa4pale Iran. iegroood Ombra Legislative proesedielp Os 314 western,* hies plats in wait till the wheleenesetry was pee . As soon as tow Itep-rt ens received. *ld* milt le mouths by the Act, if he shoirld set.tater is any notiat sore 'tweeting the planting ref Schooling . sitheritise, he at any rate, groan/ nn 'the drat Report to* tricassi . aught be necessary in Hit of the law: It •iudidl be &Very remedy fur so great n Althorn adidilmllAso4,.As M . gip I 13) , ' 411..1 1 • 1 The Bill was thee read third titimeWlial • • SALMON 41.351111 *143 .4 0 - i acted-op. ,a that in proportion as e.grtier.lP Sintprevintioe of crime, in that ,prqpostio was it to IN considered n uellity.—(Hear 1)-4t loan stated ferther ie some particular instancon t sone parte of an Art were in desuetude while other parts were in force.—(llear, hear!)-147,batever, , epinion might be entertained of.ahcAliserdity of some- ef t the Scotch Statutes, it belonged to the Legislator*, and to the Legielitere alone, to repeal theta w ; and if a Court -of Law thought fit to erest . themselves into a Legisla,• sink it was 101 l limo to warn them that they had exceeded their duty. He concluded with, ,is ying, .9Pbee the • Lordewf . Session, the. Judges i the Court of Justiciary, and the Bar o ns of tin, ache qeer, be dirretedio castes is by,tstade out end pri. seined to the House, wishis *v. weeks after the cow. enentement of the vitae' , Session of Parliament, ,a list of snob &states as the Courts of Scotland coosi. dosed to be fallen into (1,664916de, and Soloogo binding on the inhabitants of that part of the Ft! 41 IT, together with a atonement of the authorities on which they grounded sorb opinions. Mr. BRAGGE BATHURST, if we understood him correctly, said it wu not necessary to have such a retire as the Bight Honourable Baronet had mov ed for, if he wished to introduce soy Bill to air What tree consideted to be the law in Scotland, . with respect to desuetude. Ile objecied also to the leat• gouge of the motion. • • t .. ~ Mr. A BERCROM BIE • plisi , a • more im p ortant question titan this itoold nett 'soil- bo before 13 ge• merit ; loop it .eppearedvi sibilioitifliirke..*Aiiik. t 1 there was another bosiy . *ikessi ot*-forws II" ing as a Legislates:v*od t sdestip,r arripisi 91. whole oftbe tans of the 1.40904111. . . IL titemturn was obtained, it Sias itspemiblesto k i nsw ..‘,ot 4 lFfs were moldered brake &Ms. CHIVAII 19 in,rwtte,Niftio dossessde; and whirs fief 4 11setwitis Lroot,the r he. teens, they would keestoste.."4o 4o Mlit , 0 4,•fkat knowledge.. , . —,. . _••• t.. ...'s! ~psid Mr. W. DUNDAS opposed the motion. . .., Lord A. HA.MILTON conceived that this Motion east Ds • reflection whatever in the Judgesolpi,ciAt• tended that there misted ,thp,streogest necessity jot ...ring whet firesutewieSrottaod wcre.imstqel operation, and these wsih bed Alkyl into clgifrftae• From the nature and costrArirtY el real'. 4Frffipags this informetilso beestose actesdAy neataatirP,ll II a late case, Made* to the.l3urgeseeeof,,eiterttyork and also, be belieredwof Edieborg#,,ihs sew, it„„mpld t.a is seem, superseded the Statute law, sod itipt h .4 It Night be, that MON lilies w i ran,Ais i bke ga t ' r rail . ebieemest. It was, is fact, ',sr serregim ~.,, of `, ellamest, and usage carried the flax.., Tel a I istiltra et 19 inorked difference bitumen the coosina of and English Judges in this respect, for t h e, . . atipecsrk the iraperatirs Was obintrinimir on : 11 lite oc ,st fad An Wagerof A~e ird inrepeated, , ;writiekh. My of its provision yet, 'properly felt themselves Hones conld . net sorely re. cede of obtaining illerntadon iirswinialings which was, ikaffesed I. - 411111Bl1sis, .1, A• :litoitl! uw e •Asi scow 7.,4 ~, • 1, : '4416 , r •••• fA! ! % wupv..... • • 4 14 . • - ~.10 ' te,v::: l ,- r. -1Y , •3 1 .• ir I M . 31 110 , ; 1:1;60111.1:tWillt '! * --. . - -„ • . . . .. . - . ... \ • - b. wr /4.6.40... 0 ~.• ~. •• .....i . . _. • , ftileg, , 4 - ' . • • .' , ; • / .. ~.. . . _ . . , 40,, . .. .. . . • , g. 4 AN 11111 A SI 114:114411.06 : "'s ot .1141.1);7- j ." ' ! :. v . :,#: -?"6' : 6 ,74 1) : t s rtl 6 ; . 16 - • • prr - , . . , - • __ - • . ~. . Na 38 . 4 '. -.; . • • . '. .. : ' ' ;.'.." - LONDON ; . • ' ' lc • --0. - i • A alit usta.? . .4o“-! ' A 94 11 1 .. 'to '" 4-114110.-418, , - , rt' , ..r .• 4 . p! . ' --- • ' ' -- jr ---. - i ` i i , , , l'Aff 0 . . '- . .. e •. i .I'' I :;; ' ~, ..... . • • ... 6 ' --...--------.-.. .. _- -- - . * I • 11 ,.. ; .* .., . for .140, j iggig"“'*, H.? lIP ' . : t i llr) -' '' gdat'''' .n in" • s t d • f "ac." 4. ''' '' ' "ekes*: .." • 10. • •.lrevilisterg ; : son; ett .. 4-, s • .l 1' • - , ' ; ' ,l • . . . . . . • . . -. . . . . . i . -.-• :,,. . , ...Y. v : ' • 6 '•• ••• ... „ .. ! AT • MEETiNc a .LIVERYMEt4 of LON ,- .r. • vii. , - - . - . • .r. , • lU/111 " • Oir .IvgasitinKß: AN D PU RITY OF- -'. ' utedPittiliar (t he evil effects of-whiek were mini. to ilk duty orthe Metres teatottliseiherepseemiebtasio • ELECT ft. theozetutiosi of the ' Act of peen Anne) XS: DMI. Feint& of 111 r. Alderman WOOD, held at She. , r ....tr,- ' 'T n. 5 51.. / %4 V ENTH 1 ANNI . V eitsARY , wit- be g- . 41 s ' he MosIIMM oole bk deny .godson speciosa, 111111 Mir sir • Loodoo TaVettl, okTpatity.. May .19. jt 3 ".CHLEHHATIIH . of 'tie' Valli. sod • Ascher T : theie oeilst to be that demist !lie ' ii i f ' im 'i 4gag e, " 4°l* hiniselr wil!lbrilt,lsg.l•4 than . . Crofton W c Thomas rooms . called to the hafts . , . et.. mdciat „Gooonstustiti in •thcehnir. In coosequici IFtelottc Ms Illetinidy mist: , 513. 18 1 86. .X, A". of o „ o ,44.biesproco,:t !William Seithh, - Eaq. br. la: ; t 2 l . ' Mark *character of the EstahlisbeelCistirch ". 'remove Ilrelititene lis.lor hero lowethe la f tWe ASP. eliiii ; • atiir ERA NiNO,, e ir, , ~ .tart. Y•. the Chair., IP ~. sh os ic4 . fin to hi e l et t o h ate ally ci , nonte i n a PEA.' eftwitogirept stuldid , . i.k . ,. notsillot rg, ed. Mail* • .• '1 1/00111 1 00 111 *4 .413•id . . • _ Tif . hoth . 41: 631. '4O fa ir' at: Mid !eyelet anew • ~ Ateretary. Nii.'llo. gni' • . . wolMbo 41 1 the eaecatioo of this Act, he should certainly so in. : 1„ob c f if i lartl i a ra l it ei r o •filie3l9rspe inlaid . Idol . , . 6,, 1. That in Amex ''.' Piot* when the retain of WOOL . • • & - 011owoli soh lo .t. ASO tec t ioth Precisely- 4 . o leeprst if, that interpretatioabeing, be had no doubt; erred.* I?lotronls....oederodt To: L' ' k • . active on • d itirfelit Itepreseithitives - to Paiiiiment is - pe. ; . . Oil , ' - . . 11E. 11. Y - BROOKS, See: !f l uarneg i ii f t h e , Lunt A. HAMILTON% preseikgll.ol. Petition from the 'W . it . .diary i m panant ; this Meeting; desirous only of. the•prit. . _____________. _. __ ._._ _. r comeliest with the ietentions , o pesiott their Roane, go s i g. trrilt 'ATIOLLOINICON, - a eieSkel Mee - ical -t- an.• .; rii,o4 else co'll. ''• • . • , Irawa b,i t 11„,,1 it 4 ,, l " . "aplt hiet. t b: it ege ' reae hia l ",„tr awit ne. h . 11 .. 4 ili T e . as e k rnelill ai rlikl. ") • ; 'Stalky of their Vountry.wouldnoe 6• struntent. invented and otansfectiteed b y items,. Flight,„ ( bed . • kit m eg t e 4 agape sn o wing sike one - pheal inure' Wes { and tv . Refefm,isi the -Cslialleselip.4 a : i deti o ne d ay m ein per:otial vats! hsorat, mod. that Sokapolii. ',lied,,,aiihaael Ovum _Builders, tender .t h e lntiociliale pa."' • 11 9 1 .4 4444) • • • Ist ' l a ," Sam Bargita ~ • , • 6 t. tite l lit hi re faeg. they declare thew °plains that Mrs. Alderskaii troange of his Royal Highness ihe Priam Regent. is ea- .' t r al attoll. of Ws Nobiotrifends and..tko ,3‘ 0,0311 - •- • iA . Ot• • s. • - - s•Pt.T - iir • 4 a mad wog & c aa didata ft be re.eitetad to ihat. b s i istialine. by Ns. osierior mechtenic:a power, at their Room & rl oppeeita, Liar be the rule if movideci with regard - ,SU k.. 111011/4.11 0- ' rie.retsplee freer Miebear .: '; WWI' at tie expected Disatantlen of Parlioment, Nis. 1111, St. Maran'tolaise, daily, from twelve o'clock this Nu.. ' mai he ceatended eeioweet, to b e ;„•• Conde*. • . we•ii . trt e tt l geb a l i t l tt ~.. . dB 5. excepting on. ever Wedorwday and Saturday; me - - • ' --- int afoul, - o Bosky orthest 1 • t That, to the Cititess of Londe,. Mr. ilemesei Wood • work day's ad t. • pvtit is , a' .p m/f e w o f kiwi ,. p r e m .,. Wirpreted • secording to the wordieg m eit ; qor coold licit,, Jo e ••• wtaieilissa . ' " loillise.ibin tiles* (1 • - -.•1 5 4 hay b e me „e, or earg !Fhb peculiar conddeace, for his seefito-• , oriflst lanrairent frost she MIK, of two eet four. Serenest! be comets, a ny thing more e f f i l i r ti ee bab s , p an t h at d o ne I, . 0 „,,-, ge :• • .bi - g :,tilikb ,is' w 4 s, ...bet ` i •,.. f i•t ee s goggled in sloe 011ee of Igheollflowl in the MlOatititi a At.. from the sWortss. of th e . ditereot emiso- rat Compose,' ; and ant . . or , aie intimase aiquatosaace nail their local h i en *, . evdry Turret*. y event*. during the Sego'''. the tun mamtni Act 'Parliameet should go forth,' the wntding ' ha. '" aa W alwa a "A • r i t iNt z- l e . • • - r - ILr .. a.,.... . • , .. ~,, Hprifold kph/ howiliestmo, 4 dement. f . , _ . n f ,_ . I _, powers alb. lnolnemeat ow enbihtted by, and tooter Ms di , 10 which was to balleterPr . .• aa dwarairisee rights. asal !mecca yor his pelf& . o fre be section of. Mr. THOM AS,ADAgkiI,-Profeloere of Mamie, sthe. ogwobusqmit- t eishapec• s i. a ralesaa rdiPig ilesar s° "El. : re• Peililellgr klif .. : :11401 . 141..1"inihe1l • • .- ti1.."1"4. */ - , .- i d a d e ine : Clief Moi x iiitedie: dilliine too ttieteasl!liaotwitald tlhi• 1, - _.leiealete•lastese. Perr_grears, .oceasionally ni the !=tu a Th e 14ri:ocipmuicolty ens .d et te e dt).. . oiiii, seas the . h a . . Isedeshohe thw a i ali i „. etei s da ydibitylk! ,waloarosadei -bat tweet Ikea miteitowd. omel y esiseetew Play • o t i elea m tom per the , Works°, the S. rap wheels cho °tooled his . , to looming anuecessary tspeecit foe splendour, bet Monies /ice. He uodiersteod auswitsoriwhoseerelvew areetuedi • . whleh cootiliolieL osi P aideh 111.1 ) which. Ma lki aft i. CaeCUr .7* ' A Lei 0t.410t eerformisam ola be h bad, a day or too . . rinistle . direltetroomo of 'Pratt' odd esteem- vioeo, on appitrisrieri at the Ro a n.. -Adluittiture daily Es. Pre - be never could • agree, that . it. was itstaadad . by this T to h r e th l ib ig r ot ee p tl or e t h , •es ora r;s ei ert t r Of Otter il , the, fedattSbombegalhi t mike ter rason of Tlie 1411 I, by riitir 1. .3. That, b y , peass-ewsaure, his genuine loyalty, hk at- On Thursday:lttiettipts the sautes are ..twass al haty.past Bill merely to erect feu r wally like a haves, solely l an rep a ,s midi' gowOm or LordCtiarolleriain reattift.bellssibe i tfo este , comossosit.o, ads prelexiie . a p ribeeet *, int d . m a i l s: t o o e clzk 6 , 4. nad she . PerforilanCe commeuccs ateigke.-Ad- upon the principle of effording the greatez . iftossible we! Ili . fl'o_ T, est O _. , 411 " . tr u g . .lerrlia t4;Pe r " a°41 . 4 1 111 ' o .. alai accommodation to the lirgest number of, Oestert.-F: vs " t'''' s fie seeer DINIC rein' , . Me Poor, his oalloordinit irmaese, lastiToris for the datribot tin . Ili roman. Flight mod Robsoo also respecifoltv beg 10 yr. rlsio. ii SC L O IP T7 HU lIG HS. .., ~.,1 1 ' OF . die an i mal ". bi n ' a b a ses!, Mr curse orstaiversal Edina- the Nobility and Gentry, that (MIT have as Aerosol assonnam He certainly thought -there ought to be Ihileircesi sir RON ALD con, sod b s i - s - penasetinif trula h every am w hi c h cold di- theiror itintaiss of all descriptisea, completed-aad ready for sale at • decoration whites Avoid *ark the oharticier of the tt..3iat.eseatse ..faception Pb% erre fireahhacellaift..lkeillellit . t., .. , , miens!, misery. restore peace. mid promotes the general good, warecaillulT . . , Esta blished Chereb. .. - - boogie in by ther p• A:l ed alletttWoilfo %Of 4 Pd'O r P4 p l isi ! Fots . Mr. Alderman Wood has acquired peculiar eialion list tbe con. .--------- . _. . & stitothio of th e tit "Remit. . . ,- - 7- - After a few observatioes from the Archbishop of Mr. SLA RSA . his sioodlP eisiteitlng kilo likelWis ells Odence nod support of all who regard orina eicelfento and po. IMPERIAL PAR LIAMK NT. • '. CA NTB Kit/ air and the Bishop of LAND* FF, Who were Areoes Vindlostosill tormiorross. ~. 1,:.,t.y.c.. in.' f. Nile' _I Wks' integrity is the chandler of a Reprcientathe. - • • ---v0m....• each of opinion that the buildings should be erected 4.. 44 That ihe constoot *Readmit. of Mr. Alderman Wood upon MOUSE . OF LORDS. May MI ~..afteal• -•• , ei •0.0 , t.egeOill COURTS.„ , iiiing i a manner worthy of the Established Church', ma "Ina_ 41'111-NNWPOKr., I O4I At To!l4t . c Lord eeessy JHA Crr it:willegal.l.LlP.shep;iibenoitbewd Ti:a P B e i t t lt . iou from the his duty in Parilameot, his accimibility to his Coostiteents, tab Iseas it stead was su fficient'," aptin g t reco ll ect i on of the noose,. that some tonal . ..• , a ttention to their wishes, sod his watchfulness over thOie 1 ° - The Marquis of . DOWN-HIRE the c au • upon that subject, the clause was age......t0. r -...11 1 . ' r r . ' first Lasel•Ofbeer ref tht.-. ll i tlot • 4 ~ 3 . .; Brest, rookie him to especial eonmsendatioo; and that his the Borough of Nine y.aodiuothet from Lotionderry, avant vim's, always fovoatabk to Freedom, Economy, &Wildfires, the s a me Bill. • Lord HOLLAND gave notice, that he would Oiled ll"I' l L aw " , tha t • • 5 % t l f • • Att .. . en d hi ; sumga r l d e p.ets to exempt his Coostittients from several liminri,ooreogilritsyrnifthel__fr_Tn.t,he V . ; . in rri os t o r o t : tts: r i v ;:i c ers , rtieigo li f ;Doe, a Meuse in some future stage of the Bill, to i pw n iveoli : e d zon aliti reg : li t I : 9 4 : ce ill ; i t :au : Re al i g t o .. : wg it tlt ste4 ! : i measures to them sboozinus nod alarming, present well foliated and Sir A tka Gra L aie se a n a e s i c ' o r p u tt a ! e „; v t nab, whiCh w i e l r i e raid exempt Clergymeo and Congregations from the . pa.. , Poe" Gle t k - of 1-aw . ll/ ' we tll_vi_,_ .E l espertations that bb re-elretioa to Parliament would hi foltottr- a first time. naltios imposed by the t2d of Charles H. on resent obit Actaint.fili4ON %TWO' able to the local advantage of tkis City, nod contribute to the 0 a the stolid/a of the Earl .1 RossLy N. lb.. P,,,g' s mutt. reading, or attending at the reeding of, the iitiargy; A • lion Bill was ordered to be printed. Tnt Noh e Earl taco gave ti Welfare ef the State. ounce that he w i nk' wav e th e . && ,, n d e e „,i init an at early & d a y lin other places than parish Churches. The teatimes keown Hai mock is power was nerliitsui . . . 5. Th a t the parson. Skean de therefore now form them- as possible after the ps Wt.% should be I lid oil she table. , upon which he should suggest the necessity of izieb of Sen loll l' co 1111107. fr."' !bet 1H e I .1.. Ives into a General Committee , for the purpose of emiorlog The Earl of LAU PER DA LE :11 . 4•11, Mot it was w lashed ; a clause .Mere too Po out to be stated at, the . . I t l e re.elicijos of so. judeiman Woad as • age o f the p ore . that Mr. Brodie, one of the Clerks or their Lordships' House. i that the People of Scotland, as 14, "Aule a should attend the Committee of the other H Aare of Paraoment, present moment, be should therefore reserve . heel could - Iva egiorant-of it. Now'', # • riafil • snit:saves of this City in Parliament, with power t 4 add or which had sweet „ moderation the rev,. ing of ihdetei . in the 1 11,. II he brought tbe proposition distinctly before the • , their numbers that they invite communications. addressed to Joaroals, em the same plan as th e rod , v. i t llyeir Lord 'hips' N u other parts of . the Empire, she, Alpe, by . yrjet lass they' wire bound, eqtll4 . • , essepesiii,tha . •thess.abetr.•Alderwai Wood's. Fakee-sliesre t that they re Journals . He therefore moved. that M.. Brodie be p rel ined Howse. • cosigned the formatioo of district sod subordinate Committees; tarread to kf u e . t a t:7 l „ n iae l 4 ie t /m e I l va iiw t . l i ' ee e lr'eewCal'hl'elatTlea'-4raarra• loud GREN . VILLE moved the intredertion of a the? 01 " 111 look t o Stott o.* apt 1 1 :OR the right of Brazed Nose College, Os- pr_oeeedings of Courts of .144,104gur0t wpf 16104: ! iirytispiriallY entreat all the Livery to favour M 0 with quest obit their Lordships weak! permit Lord Mito.tfon't t w o erg.: clause to save • winke on the ensuing Election; and thereby to eocourage other teed the Committee on the 1,40 price of beer, in ~rd.-r lit give ford, to appoint officiating Clerks to all Churches ''• ised (uteri Magistrates to disrogard personal 'Merest mad titular ev idence . S. within the parish of Stepney. His Lordship oh. in desuetude. This was impotent, P . _7 to ti t} ant to •. kaow what laws , The_k.iirl of HARROW BY presented a Petition from Ash- . . distioctiem, and to cherish a laudable desire to merit the lovethat by the present Bill the right was vested tosoudder.Lioe, io fasoor of the Ciatoo-miotufacsories Bill. served, . and,estero of their fellow.citizsm. CHURCHES BUILDING BILL. generally in the Crows ; but as the College had par. other ports of the Empire who might have.coneecT s People of Scotlan d , bet also to!, ,the. of lathe 6. That the cheerful promptitade with which Mr. Alders*, The House resolved itself into • Committee upon clia-ed the advowson of Stepney parish and as one duo , with them- One gr °ll4 d OP I I Pu stated . foe : * , Goodbeherc has coosented to preside upon this occasion; said the Churches Buildi ug Bill . The Earl of Shafted- of the Stowe' of Queen Anne had recognized the totes sot . heiolf soled on wl/O6llol.ll.lflorditlitrit 11 4 1 the seallednfts andprinciples Which he has eipresseil, are ens . berry in the C hair. exercise of this sight is the College, be thought Per. it tell* "t tail to al li a a l a tlisth a l- n r alie a I l a w !V 1 sistent with he character he has justly obtained, at an 'en- Lord HOLLAND adverted to what he had sag. liameot was boned to provide that it should not. new lightened, trYdepeedest, lied patriotic Maaistrste of this great considered es is deseetodee 401:eo lettere t hintlifig, when few a long time it had ,rnist ibretecied,mi so _. . __...._ ..._ a.... •.... .......1;..1....1..........L...1...............1 ibis gl i a l e d ca l l a fernier evening as to the wee p nie!) of tie be infringed. - .... . _2 Al .-.- . r : '"" 4 ''' ' .bit in proportion as a astute hed'beenlt3eitcsißetip IL Hy, 11DU Cutitic ► •AMUFL GOODAEHE*TS. Chairlss. •TO THE IIifitnINDENTLIVERY OF LONDON. Olt LEUIPM - 1. liFigmorm •• •- • • Sir T. ACLAN 13 owed Abs Ili* eglldiPlbfri 140 Saloum arm rai 5 ...... ...-,__ 'Waft Bill. 'raer allowed usuaga to • a Sir W. W. RIDLRY *lied the'Rook., SAW ehistil allow letter.of the Stet / ate:This We thi"beilite°i.bleitlia/ed t:ria:ttai,44.4lPilliatirt.ifi'llmir 'P is casfon, where they afloWed L. " %rr e. T.,414;1t 4 .4 1. 0 oirid, tile w - liill iltilAr c rePo: Orb ,cause the low , atilt retnaln , local Ag i • , •• , . L : w , u) , •rw . LIP'. i env; i.. stintlieg . the evidept &Nardi viii Mil IVA real II AIM iiiiipibirllMlPL. ~o ! . t i oes ol airi d iet „ ivy • 1 l'inctiosA l 4ll, l l ll l3 l l l .R.M .. - - " kgLart f ie iffi re it. The H 4 Ity l i g•S il'li ived sit-murrqW. , ' • A I rpme‘ , 4 . . _ a . 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