The Statesman. — London, England, 1812-11-25 00:00:00

r • .7 r • • \ •!*.i•.„ ~~ , If • • • v••• -•-•••=xt • • -• 4.• • 1 • t P r,,, - ..~ `~ • J ... I?: ~ I 1 4 1 I~ i ~, , No. 2107. LONDON, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 25, 1812. PRICE elm Mi..% Mt. ROY 1.1., MR1101%11,4 THIS present EVENING, Nov. 25, their fblojebtir , ' Servnntq w pea. itAmi.E.r. Hamlet, Mr. Rae; Gertrude, Mr. Moore; Ophelio, Min Kelly, BOOks.PUBLISIIEP THIS DdY. —....-- , 111 HE SPEECH of MOTAGU BURGOYNE, R. E. q . .4 Mark-hall, to the Freeholders of F.sses, on , Mundt.' %, Oct 19. 1419, being the lase day of the Poll for the Election of Two Mciuhers to terse in Purliainent fur that Tn whirh will he added, i Counts. THE MAYOR. OF GARRATT. 1 ~ When a Cabot). is compromised, it can hnve nn political To-MO.llm, The West Indian, with The Q ua ker ,me.u.. Greenwoo d . or Road Acts." ! weight. It has only agents in Parliament for Enclosure Bills painted by The Scenery ItitNiVied and Harlow: printed by B. Flower; sold lly Messrs. Meggy and nnri, Diann. Ormar. Orion, S•nit .1. :tint CA:•titt. and their Sari . Chalk . Chehrisfold; Mr. Marsden. Colchester ; Mr. Rndwell, Time Drettore by Mr. litioktt, ant Mit...4 Rein, sml their li."". I. Th • Marhinery by Mews. Clutersvoo 1, Drury, &r. Bond -street; Mr, Rich:44lton, Royal Eschaage i stud Mr. as vim , Budd, Piccadilly. ws. -4.1 .)..c •ti tna by Mr. Morris, Alisa Robinson, &c. Leader ; ,.e . act • if the Kalil Mr. Smart. l ~. In 1 v 0,4 Bois to he opened at a quarter past fi ve o'clock, to he- •dt • Vire 11. Ifs. 641. in hoards , innovated with seven The I large Plates, and a Map ,t 1 Vle Theatre of Wnr, gin at n quarter plot eit. Bose,. is. & Sccond Price 38. &L—Pit, 3s. 6,1. ; Second •• A . NARRATIVE of the CAMPAIGNS in PO /N.6v, 7 ..--I..*er Gallery, 2-.; Second Price, la.—Lipper LAND, helot-en the Itu.tt , iant. and Fretich, in the years ti.dler%, 1..: Second Vries.. fid. 18034; with brief Remarks on the Character and Composition 11 „ z y, and in tees its he taken of Mr. Sprinz. Box Bonk- of the Rossion Army ; interspersed with Anecd ties of the Ge. ionor. „, the °Mee in Little Russell-street, from Teu till nerals Ileningen, Bra t ration, Platnsv„ &c. &e. In this Wild, Four, and limn Ten in the Kiteiong until the Doors are clotted. will he found interesting Descriptions nod Anecdotes iii the Ras- Th,. HO% entrances are in tirstlces -treet 011iN.—Tae Pit en- shin Lizht Infantry, Imperial Guards, Cavalry, Artillery, Coos timers ~re in ilus,ell-street mind W •hurn-street. —T he Lower saK i s . , „ Busquiers, &r. Ike. c a p ers ell,l'lllfe, lire ill Rut-ell -s treet mid Woburn oreet.— 'ml turf. Emilio Military Library, Whiteliall; and Te e li t in , r l;•IllerIT entrance is ill 11%liblirli-Sirrei may be had of all Booksellers. The ii,1.1 Novi donr, lending tr•m the Mill in lirstlgrs-street, . s ip he ..pened for Free Adleisiiellii il. the Bases, and maned to ittrit , nods; and no Free Admissions will he passed at any w e er B's Dour of the Theatre. Neither will any Person, trot )' r . r, r, he : donned to touts through the Fire Dnor. rcee 4dmitnittio to the Pit and Galleries will be received at their rear. live Doors in Woburn-street outs. SALES. Finsbury Repnsiinry, Finsbury-square. By Mr. HULL, TO-MORROW. Nnsember 26, IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. —,, N ...... c HOUSE OF LORDS, Nomossa 24. OPENING OF PARLIAMENT. About a quarter past two o'clock the LORD . CHANCELLOR entered the house, and stated, that it not beitio convenient for his Royal Highness the Prince of Wales, Regent, to attend in person, Let. ters Patent bad been passed under the Great Seal, for opening and declaring the causes for holding tha Parliament. SEVERAL well-bred seasoned HUNTERS, mas ters ..1 high weight: $ &so some strong Hackneys, in good condition, and fast trotters $ several pairs of Coach, Burouche, Chariot, arta Ctirricle Geldings, of different colones ; some sin gle &It° t , ereril good Gig Horses, perfectly quiet in harness, and fit,t trotters; some very•riever Horses, which have been rode with troops: and Ladies' 114ses $ a great many strung Geldingsand Mares, fit for machines, mail-coaches, post-chaises, lac. nista several tuwi.owe Gunoways, Ponies, &r. ' Prop rty for the. Investment of hi o'er, consisting of the Great or Reciorial Tithes over nenr Two Thousand Acres of Laud, at Bishop's Sutton. near Alresford, in the County of Hants. and a Freehold Cstate Bs Messrs. ROBINS, At the Aniline Win. oppo.ite the Bank of England. on FRI- DAY. December Ift, ut Twelve, in Two Lot.. r E GREAT or RECTORIAL TITHES of • several eserlkad FARMS t conraiaine - EtGHTECN HUNDRED AND FORTY-TWO ACRES of choice Land, of srhieli Fio3 Acres are Arable and Paslure, and 1430 Acres are Coppice, lyiais together, find situate in the parish of Bishop's Sutton, within Two Miles of Alresford, is the County of Hants, and of the presumed value of frail j Si* to Their Lordships then adjourned to robe. About a quarter before three, the Dike of York, the Duke of Cumberland, the Lord Chancellor, the Earl of Westmorland, and the Earl of Liverpool, welt their seats as his Majesty's Commissioners for open ing the Parliament. Sir Thos. Tyrwhitt, the Gentleman Usher of the Rack Rod, was not to the COIIIIIIOOS to requite their attendance. Shortly afterwards, Mr. Ley,the Clerk of the Howe of Commons, accompanied by a great uumber of Mem bers, came to the bar. The LORD CHANCELLOR stated, that it not being convenient for his Royal Highness the Prince of Wales, Regent, to attend in person,a Commission had been issued under the Great Seal, for opening and de claring the causes for holding the Parliament, which Commission they would now hear read. The Commission for opening the Parliament was ; then read at the table. NEW NOVEES. By B. and R. Crosby ;Ind Co. 3tatinnrrs'•enurt a Paternoster row. and s. Id by all NnnMw•llrrs. A LINDA ; or,. the Child of Mystery. By the Auitio , of " The °Lade of Tarifa," &c. In four large •ols. 14mo. WA. hoards. EIGHT HUNDRED POUNDS A YEAR, and a responsible Tenant. nt a liberal rental. may be immedi ately obtained. Also, is Freeh.ditSW, culled SUTTON WOOD. filled with fine growilig Beech Timber, and containing Twenty three Arm: of Land . and n Cottage aiti Garden, and Two Acres soul a half of Land adjoining, wills the Great or Rectorial Mlles of the same. The Estate may he viewed nn npplication to Mr. Wright, the Proprietor, at Risins's Sutton ; and Partirulnes had SS days prior In the yak; also at the San, Alre.ford; Swan. Alum; Resat, Farnham ; the Bolton Arms, Basingstoke ; the liolpltim,Soutb sunptun ; and in Covent-garden. TH fltE-ROY A COYENT•GAIMENI• /II II I S present EVEN I N G, Nov. 25 ) will lip performed. THE TEMPEST. which will he added, LOVE, LAW, AND PHYSICK. To-morrow, Tapered and Sigicinunda, with Love, Law, and Phssic. Also. in a few dnys, ARLTAS. By Emmn Piker. Anibal of " Elfridn and Vir ginia; or, the Peace of Amiens." In fier handsome volumes. W hrie mas he hod. lately published. THE CARER AL CRITIC; nr, Memoirs of Henry Percev. By Tltoinis.A..lse, Esq. Author of " The Spirit of the Book," Ste. &r. 3 214. hoard% THE CASTLE or TARIFF A, in 4 vols. By the Author of " Bon of Cambria," doe. 4 2(15. boards. The LORD CHANCELLOR stated, that as moo as asuificient number of Members of both Houses wet sworn, his Royal Highness the Prince Regent would declare the causes for holding tho Parliament.. In the mean. time, it being necessary that the Commons should chuse . a Speaker, it was the pleasure of his Royal Highness that they should return to the cham ber in which they sat, and proceed to the choice of fit and proper person to be their Speaker, and present him for his Majesty's approbation to-morrow at 1 . 2 o'clock. GAS LIGHT AND COK E PALL-MALL. COMPANY OFFICE, 96, 20th November. Mt VOTWE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that a HALF YLARLY GENERAL COURT of the Proprietors of th s Cmapanv, to be held pursuant to its Charter, will take place an the 9th dny al January, 1813, tit the Crown nod An chor Tavern, in the Strand, in the County of Middlesex, at Urea n'Clock m ß th y e Forenoon precisely. order of the Court of Directors, J. PEDDER, See. MRS. ROCHE'S NEW NOVEL. In 5 vo4 limo. price LI M. T HE MONASTERY of ST. COLUMB ; or, The Atonevient. .Bv MARIA REGINA ROCHE, Author of " The Children of th• Abney," " . Discarded Son," Near Southampton. —Elegant Cottnge Ornee, environed by near Three Hundred Acres of Freehold Land, with a comfortable detached Farm-house and Buildings, delightfully situate, at Thornhill. n tine commanding situation, mid contiguous to the Southampton River. By hlessrt. ROBIN'S, AI the Auction Mart, opposite the Bank of England. on 'FRI • DAY, December 18. at Twelve, by direction of the Assig nets of %Ir. TI 11111 l 714 Hobbs Scott. a Britkrupt, AVERY valuable and highly . desirable FREE HOLD PROPERTY, con•isting of tan elegant and con venient COTTAGE ORN EE, happily placed on an Eminence. within two miles of Scuithatop ton, and contiguous to the High Road from thence to Butte).- and within it mile of the Southampton River. This elegant re, treat is of modern structure., stuccoed nll over, nn! ornamented • with halconies and viriteil is, from which the views are of kale- ! serihaltlcbenuty and extent; the signer are of t hr hest description; and at a proper Moan , e is 11 newly-erected Farm Howe.' with all requisite and superior Flinn Buildings, completed within these two years. tot- s eater with hear THREE HUNDRED ACRES of excellent Freehold Land, lying very comprict, and complete-. ly within a ring fence, great part of which t , nrcamtly chalked and mattered, null is now in a high state of cultivation. This Estate presents no excellent opportunity for au advantageous purchase, several Thousand Pounds having been expended upon its innitovonents within these three years. • May be viewed till the S.,it, by application to the Bailiff, of whom printed Particulars lea, be had,. also, rat she Dolphin, Sthithalepliel; the bee, :11 it tlev ; Bosh, Favehato ; SWUM, Alton; Swan, Alresford ; the White Hart, at S:dishury ; John Ellis, E q. of Gray's (nit-apty.e ; and of Me-srs. Robins, Cu vent-garuen, where a Plan of the Estate may he seen. / " Hl/11‘14 rrf Ossna and Alsiti4rn," Sc. t STORIES of the FOUR NATIONS: containing Mon. tarri, a French story ; My Auut Patty. no English stort Llilliasde Lava, a Spanish story; and the Calabria,. an Ita lian story; in 5 vols. I Into. price fl 7r. lid. By'the Author of " Writes; er, Widdriniton Tower;" " Sir William Do. rim," Be. 3. The YOUNG NORTHERN TRAVELLER io SWE- DlO4, RUSSIA. 12nto. price 3.. 6d. By the Author of " The Ciergrasns Widow and Easily;" Daughter•in- Law her Father. aad Family," &r. Printed fur A. K. Newman nad Co. Lesienhall-street ; and sold by Oliver and Boyd, Edinburgh; and J. Owning, Dub lin. The Commons retired from the bar, the Commis. sioners quitted their bench, and the Lords adjourned to unrobe. „GAS LIGHT ANR COKE COMPANY OFFICE, 96, PALL-MALL. Nov. 20.1814. Tm COURT of DIRECTORS hereby give Nuticr,that this Compacky is ready to treat far the Light ins of any Pad* or rid sir parts of a Parish, at extra paro chial Place, or part nr Fads thereof, within the Cities of Lon don and Westminster, the Borough of Southwark, or their = burin, predates, and libereies l respeetioel), tt ith a stronger and otter light, and nt u cheaper and lower price than such Parish, or part or part. thereof, or estra place or places, have been lakally topped with. .7. PEDDER, See. The House having resumed, prayers were read. The Lord Chancellor took the oaths at the table. The Dukes of York and Cumberland were them sworn at the table. The oaths were administered st the table to the Lords present, amongst whom were, the A;chhishop of Canterbury, Marquis Wellesley, Earls of West morland, Liverpool, Bathurst ; Bishop of Chester ; Lords Holland , Ellenborough, Walsingham, &c. &c. &c. _ TO BE SOLD. A PEDAL HARP, PIANO-FORTE, and BAR. R ORGAN. as good as Dew. The Harp has all the Pedals, stand. up to concert pitch, and seldom or ewer breaks Wings, price 24 guineas. The Piano-401141as additional Keysond every other requisite. price 24 guineas. The Organ has a gilt Go thic front, three Bawls. plays Country Dances, Songs, Marches, dte. %lin Drum and Triangle. price 35 guineas, cost 50. May le'eenat No. 5. Leicester-place, London. The Earl of Mu!grave was introduced by the Earls of Westmorland and Ilarrowby. His patent of creation having been read at the table, his Lordship also took the oaths and his seat. The oaths were likewise administered to the Dukes of Kent and Sussex, and other Lords, until four o'clock, when the House adjourned till to.morrow (this day). OLD MODE OF DRAWING RESTORED. NO CLASSES. HAVING Contracted with Government for the present SPATE LOTTERY, we bee leave, Telma , . tulle t satire. the attention of the Public In the unitermen timed Scheme, and ns the Fame titer In state, that sfe have oh tainted perinissino of Government to firm the present Lottery in TN 1/..‘,, which means the irtem nf CiaS•el is abolished, te; rier% Ticket In the Lottery will he nut into the Wheel, nod dui% ti out indiscriminately, to the tame moppet as in the Old Lunette:. SWIFT and CO. SC H EM E. 2 .of ili.ooo ..are.. X:0,000 2 4 6 6 6 10 I 0 11 31 40 :.0 320 _.... 9,1tMl 15 11,000 Ticket•. 1:30,tk 0 T.) he Drawn in Twn Di s. The 1 Ith and Fah JANUARY NEXT. TICKETS and SHARES are wiling at SWIVT and Co.'s Odres, N.. 11. Pustiory, I Ns. 30, 41iigala /Mb - No. 11, Charing-Cross. I wee,. Inset; io the laa Nine Months. the &Howls' Capital Prises _ Mace been sold iu Shave*: Ile. a 93 . a . .Cl4l.llit) N 0.1.706 a IC3^ 593 . a . I.OOJ 1270 a Y. Hares °then of 41.000, Z . 304, he. hr. QTREN(ITIIIp:NING PILLS, prepared by Dr. HA 11 MST It 0 N No. AN, Crent Bartholomew -it Isle, West SinimAchl. London, for Nervous Complaints, Coughs, Asthma., Cwsumlitionv, Night Swents, and Female Weaknemes of every description; Itarrenness, Bearing tints n from hurl Labours, Se ntient Weakness. and Impotency in the Male Sex. Price Si. the hoz, din included. Also. /I A R NIST RONK'S F F.M ALE VEG ETA BLF. . PILLS for Females only, tit the commencement and decline of the most critical periods of their Ines, which is the most proper Physic for Women after Lyitig in or kliscirriages. hell% the only Medicine in the world to be depended upon for curing In-. banurmtions,Obstrisctione. and Ulcers is the Womb. Price 2s. the box, duty included. TO DR. HARMSTRONG. ennant find worth *efficient to eaprem my gratitude for the wonderful recovery of my Wife, by the tire of your Ktrengtheiting Pills. She was two years heavily ataicted, one of which wns ermined to her he& being deprived of the toe of her limbs, attended with violent pains. nod a weak rota rimed state, for which she had the best ndvice in this plore, and sr s a patient in St. Thomas's llnspi•al telt weeks, st hh ant findisn; the knit reKrf, until the was fortnnately /ream •lviesided to Lake your invaluable Medicine, the Strengtheniag 'Pills, which rouse performed n perf-ct cure. CHARLES WRIGHT. Jan. 8,1814. W. Coleman-street, Woolwich, Kent. These Pill• may be had of the Doctor, S 9. Grunt itnrilsoln laT".ciam, West Smithfield, London, with printed directions umpired round each Box, expressing a tiornhor of the Wog respectable and authenticated Cases; also the Prlriet".ll IP4un t , signet by himself, R. Harmrtrong, on the Labe outside each Bur ; mine can to genuine. And, by his nppoint. "riot 'hes are sold wholesale a w l retail by Messer. pnrelity and 95,11.et-norket, London; hod retailed genuine by Bot tom, Royal Exchanger Wirral, No. 524, ; flacon, Or - for d - Orrpt 1 and W abler eespeetabie hdadiche Veaders is Town aed (leeway. ELECTION LAWS. In one volume Ave. price 20s. in boards, a Second Edition of A PRACTICAL DIGEST of the ELECTION I LAWS, with Derrectiom and Additions. By ROBERT ORME, Late of the loner Temple' Thio Work points out—The Duties or filtocifs and eater Teton- leg OMeers no the receipt isf the Writ and Precept, and perwiousa to mid during the Election, and in making Returns—The descrip. lion of Person, who by law are disqualified from Voting; and the Qualifications of those who are-entitled to vote for Comities, Cities, Boroughs, find Cinque Port,—The description of Per- Pons who are disqualified from being Members of the House of Commons, and she Quolifications of those who are entitled to be returned, and to sit and vote in the House—Tee whole of the I Lnw relating to flrioery and Treating, and particularly nsi he same affects Candidates un subsequent Elections and otherwise— I The mode of proceeding in the House an Petition, complaining of undue Elections nod Retorts, and of the wart of Returns-1 The manlier of forming and proceeding before Select Commit- i tees on the Trials of controvested Elections—Tiro general Rules of Evidence, and the whole of the law relating to viva yore and written F.ridence, as applicable to proceedings before Se feet Committees—And the liability of Petitioners and others to the payment of Costs and Es penult. 1 To the above is added an APPENDIX. containing every useful Precedent relating to the Subject of the Work, and Co pies of such Acts of Parliament au are material to add to its utility; mat the whole of those Arts passed since the Union, that relate to the Peers and Members, and to Ekctiuns for Ire land. Printed for R. Pheney, Inner Temple-lane; J. Ridgway, Piccadilly ; mind E. Orme, Bind-areet. N.H. Gentlemen o lin have purchased the First Part, may row be supplied with the Second Part, on application to the respectise flookkolers ; pike p.. 6.1. boa Ili.. ~~~~ A CHALLENGE. MESSRS. CURRIE and Co. Surgeons, late in i his Majest N's service, challenge 11w whole world to prove a sinFle instance where their Medicine and Method of Core have tailed of the desired effect. rio practice of many year: in thii particular brooch of their profession ha. riot given rise to one am-uccessfol ease. they rum .... e i i n di rec t t i w ir studies In. the 'refitment nod cure of VENER E A L COM PLAINTS, find thnt derangement of the s.s.reiii, which is the consequence of the pernicious and wa-teful effects of a habit long and most unhappily pi/mired by the coots. of both sexes. in the one it will tie foond to he the unfailing -surer of Barrenness; the other Mire its ravages fatally develop. :1 to them by a dk- ' ieritlg suite of debility, which, if wit timely remedied, serial. Weil IN blipoltutt. There are it. Mimi.. :Ad ultimo:de effects; while eissaniaptions, loss of muscular poser, nod vnrious new - - anus complaints. woolly characterise the earliest stages nu' this solitary vows of persons Insigitighing under disorders aglident to such a habit. their treatment IS simple. and huti never proved un etweembal in the cour,c of a long, lab • u+, ;old moc k extended practice. In the most ultstionte and complicated c a ws o f ye_ imweal inkctioa, such as obstructions in the urethra. spongy ex crearentes, hard tumours, callous ulcers, eruptions, seminal 1 weakness, gleets, us also STRICTURES, - - - whether recent or of bxg %oration, and which have battled the I skill of other prartioners, are, by their prrwilt improved plan of treatment, effectually nod permanently eared,. without the patient tattering the excruciating pain nod alarming heinnrrnage white frequemly follows the application of the lunar caustic. In the cootie of I weitiv years ettemite practice in this metro polio. numerous caws of strictures have liven and are daily un der their care, the total eradication of Which is effected by a safe, certain, and expeditious mode of practice, superior wan, other yet adopted. The weriknetss, relaxation, and debility proceeding fr o m ibis cotnptaint, is speedily removed, and 1:1e patient restored to sound and vigorous health. But where the debility has for years existed, a proper perwvernnee in their ee -1 utirntive remedies, after the stricture hos helm destroyed, is in dispensably requisite to revive the slumbering sparks of life, and to re-ani 1111 l te the Constitution. Several Noblemen and Gm:denten of the first respectability have been ender the care of Mewls. Currie and Co. for the re moval of tomplohics of the urethra, strictures, &e. ; wed having received a radical and permanent cure, request that references may be given to them, us satisfactory evidences of the decisive superiailly of Messrs. Currie unit Co.'s phut of treatmeat.— Many of these Gentlemen have had strictures from to to twenty years, and had been tattler the care of Messrs. Home, Heovisides, and tither Surgeon' of equal eminence, who attempted the cure by the application of the lunar caustic, without success. Patients in the country are requested to state theittaliestan of their cave, age, nod general habit of living, &c. &c. inclosins a remittance for advice and medicines, when the same will be gi.rn or sent to any part of the kingdom. To ensure that se-, erecy so essential to their undertaking. the postage of letter. luny he added la the neenaut forribediclites. , Messrs. Carrie nod Co. may be rittoolted by either Sex, w ith. „,, the greatest delicacy, seerecy. and honour, lit their house, No. 107. Ilatiost-garties.—fith Jess 1840)-sedeip Hatiowol 4 o ll . • GLoucusrcitstiutE. By MP4.1111. PEA RC E altl M 4‘7 1 :4, At Garriwark. Colfee.ho Ise, oi:wee nitev, Conthill, Landoo. on TOCUSDA Y, Occemtier 17, at Twelve, lintels previ misty disposed of by Private Coutract, of which notice will be given. A VALUABLE 'and compact FILEEIIOLD EsrITI..., coke tiorg MANO It FARM, contain* nhost 90 Acres of rich She,duw. Amble, and Pasture Land, 1) int in a 6..4 fence, bieholiog,eveu Acres of Orchard and moll Wood for the preA?rvat o of Omar, with which it abintods, a ith rt sub.tauU tl Mansion House, two productive Oardeiv.. Mint. Stables, upper and lower Bartow., Cattle ; Sheds, Cyder Mill, hr f te Gt oniry, every requisite Ont•build suoaole for ogric;ilbtral purposes, with a Litne-kiln and I Stow Quarries. pleasantly situ.de ist it rich Vale, near the market town ..f Thornhury, euntiotou• to the are it ro .4 lead. 1 , in: from Bristol to Gloucester. over Milhury With, a law port' of whkli will be allotted to this &Lite under toe litchi sure Act. Alas he viewed with Tickets, whirl; with leicriptive Pant. color limy be Mid of %le-,rs. Clarke and Soo, Solicitors, Itith ; of Mr. Votes, Solicitor, Gloucester; au I of Me:srs. Pearce mid Motm, at their Altai in nod Estate Olfi , e, No. 16. ! Guruhill, oppo-ire the Itauk of wh..re a Phut of the Estate, and au Abstract of the Title, may b.ieen. MOWS E AND APPROVE!) MEDICINES, Prep red by S. SOLOMON, M. D. Gilead 1141U4e, wow Liverpool. THE Celebrated CORDIAL BA LM of GILEAD 9 f-r Debilities, Nervous Disorders, nod Weaknesses pe foliar to the Female Set, Loss of Appetite, Hysterical anti Hy. plichoodriacal Ailectiom, Lowness of Spirits, and till NClllOOb U snot der,. 1)r. S. litmon's Cordial Balm of Gilead is happily calculated for the Weak, the Sickly, and Infirm. In nit toward Decals, Debility, Lowne4 of Spirit.. Weakness in ril tier Sex, whether hereditaryoogaired, owing so Youthful i m pr u d e nce. halt Medicine will afford the most wonderful relief. AN'll• I P ETIG LNLS ; or, Solomon's Drops. is a Medi cine superior to e% cry miter Remedy yet di•rovered in Oil. or other net. for the speedy removal stud radical rare of the Scnrvr. Leprii,v, It ieunt.uie or Gouty PillUo, Scrofula or King's Evil, Ulcer, of every Description, Swelled nr Inflamed Lego. &c Its ihooders where S.ilivation has repeatedly failed, when ' uo other remedy could restore the unhappy Sufferer to that health he unfortunately Inst. the Anti.lsapetigenes have been found the veal and oily restorer of Health and Vigour. These Drops purify the 1110.1, nil restore the System when impai by the improdelit use of Mercury. The above Medicines are inclosed in plain directions, with 'surpri.ing Cores, anthernicaled by Persons of Itespectability, stud are made up in Bottle., price Eleven Shillings each. Titere are Wail 1... M .& Bottles. it lb. euntaierni Four of the sraaller ones. wherein So. are saved. TheA BST ERGENT LOTION clean and beautifies the Skin; removes speedily, without pain or trouble. all kinds of Pimples, Tellers, Bing-worms, Spots, Redeem. Swellings or Carbuncles of the Nose, latches, n e very Species of Cabmen's Erup tion on the Surfaceni od the Human Body. It is peculiarly plea sant in its operation; an agreeable softness to the Skin lame diatelv succeeds its use. It sweetens and refreshes the whole Complexion, resumes. at flue and the same time, an enlivened ' appearance. The Public have hem Wog cue vilicsi of Ilse eessiatety of tie sweets as th Mae and (*min re medy for Herpetie Complains in general. Plats 4s. 6d. Hat pints 4s. 9d. Observe the wonisolluesi. Solitaires. Liverpool," mimeses the Stamp; all others are counterfeits. Sold by • all Venders of Genuine - Medicines in Use Vatted Kingdom. Of whom shy all bl bid Dr. SOLOMON'S justly celebrated UUII)E to HEALTH; er, Advice to both Sexes, prior Ss'. Or Dr. SOLOMON expects when anosalted, the mu& compliment of a One Found - NW ; but all Seinen Cases 0 Lettem of Advice, if mires tat his leisure, gre reqaeited. inclose only Sabi, shiMits As safety, thus direefedt—" Mileeki l e me ttati Ds.: tintonit. m i l e t o raid ?OW • Vieer ill .th e tiered to belidatmoW to .Z:ifA.B. 'S i rustss. - ended for. F, HOUSE OF COMMONS. A great number of Members were present at about a quarter to three o'clock, when the Usher of the Black Rod arrived, and desired their attindince at the Bar of the House of Lords, to hear the Commis sion read for assembling the present Parliament. On their return they proceeded, as usual, to elect a Speaker, when Sir JOHN NICHOLL rose and observed, that their first duty was to exercise their ancient and en. doubted privilege in the election of a Speaker to the Chair of that House. The proper cognisance of this privilege, he considered as of the highest importance, not only to the House itself, but to the rights and li berties of the people, and consequently to the haft,i nes, and welfare of this extensive empire. It might, he thought, in some degree tend to assist them in a proper choice on the present occasion, if he ventured briefly to consider the duties, public as well as private, which the person filling that Chair had to perform, and the qualifications necessary to a proper discharge of them. The duties, he submitted, were various and important. They consisted In 1 regulating the proceedings of that Reuse, in pre ' siding over their legislative deliberations, in enforc ing order and decorum, in expressing the approba tion of that House and its censure, and in watching over its privileges with a jealous eye, and in assert -1 ing its rights, with firmness and decision. In addi- I tion, also, to those great public duties, there were !others ore private nature, which consituted no small part of the labour of the situation in thepresent state i and in the improving condition of the wealth and prosperity of this country. The discharge of those various duties, required talents and attainments of no ordinary dimensions, and such as were rarely found united in the same individual. There was, in . deed, hardly a qualification which went to the for ' nation of a perfect character, that the situation of Speaker did net, at some time or other, require.— Olt demanded an understanding enlightened and highly cultivated . learning various, elegant, and profound ;an ar dent ,attachment to our .glorious ' Constitution ; a agnate acquaintance with the his tory of this country and its laws; and a correct set } accurate knowledge of the forms of Parliament, as recorded io their 'elm:Woes propedir, or as ex isting in their unwritten practice& or would 'ha pus over entirely the subordinate 'asilse Of the station —punctuality of ttendance and inicknan in the dis patch of. public business, coupled with correctness. Among the qualities, also, that were eminently lieees . , eery to maintain aqd tusforce the dignity of Ma.; high 0. station, he would enumerate promptness of decision, firmness of tnanaur, a suavity of temper net' ti be _ _ . masa tty pidpsio". an . easiness of nouns, and an 4 . .~~ • • . woo _ _.~ ~ - .