The Statesman. — London, England, 1813-03-31 00:00:00

. , No. 2215. "XlZZawiwk , ""bi I 01r... Atti..t.. DltUttk•iiilNß rllO-11OR.ltOW EVENING, April 1 ) thdr .A T a MEETI A. NI ~ e -tire mil) Serv.int. will Oel '. 'llk 401 MIES •WT THE. DEVIL'S' BRIDGE. Postr it t ro , , Ti. which will ho .. •letl. Vans to oppose THE CHILDREN IN TIIE WOOD. pallrainfea, to rowpd the The Dan to be opened at half past five oClita, 10 7 -ba- i onsi nalen ivi ter iti tillit ai r c a si tle p gin nt half past six. 16 1 lel& TH FAT it F-ROY A i., OMAN r (maul/N. ' . .. JAISRS TO -MORROW EV E b a d NING, April 1, A. having I • trext Lot to on, i 1. , •••o. . , prelim Aeolian at' THE SC11601: FOR SCANDAL away o f their rocerdinv, After which MI DAS. • norum& Reletted-1. That k - reartve tl1! i *bleb t T a nuavrous MEETING of the RomanCalhr ie ; ater eldlotoo vr " re. p heetiese twed hi IMMO& MIMS A lie timid far the Comity awl City •f Cork, bald a t tibial ' en tire scold. i t i leel e tz , tasty revere, 044 Moth') . March tit. 1813, ; lava arm will lie , al'lde a RICHARD Nikki', Eaq. in the Choir; , ______ _ e Abe amend System - hum air Ihe relief rif t.. The Itesolustou of the Caliolk Beard is Dublin, of the OM - bow I m e ja hi ow . Da m s an nrceselty telpsisag i . Inst. hay* h er" read d e follows, — is g e ,, Ivey, That we *may elteWtAbte wlfielittis"uhiet i * . 1 asil d,„, lll6l " Mies ', ~, i lia ", . 4112/I " rna " 4 1/ 11.1116 - for sliarlab -of every /Maginot leetiiiiineor in the ew* s 4l 7nne . 10 . 114 _ 1 1 1 4 %.• ..,. =,amaiiiiiny oisio .The sailionis es. i • a nd w e rsafelsiroegle of the Friend. • Civil And Ite• „ ge l; sod totke r fol Tin. 0:5;111 iOa oliirealeat ileeeoree by tit L i ma- Moen , / hit* l -perte Howe of Cursuss. ll, — { ta4liellifb ' seseeetabie aid int•lllgeseParochial Otters sad Trustees to we mw } 4. 'faculty 444te toe ensutueueemseut o f that nar"" 4 / ' Metals the mom fres an the inhabitants who are eat he which It likely to subsist among men of All dimiliviii.viDDD had their dire urge, will rayon soy renewal sf the pas auttatist. religions in this Country, which mast obliterate Ire remembrance . of past injoi.es, and make Ireland as united its .he w,ll te ..D a. , a itu renti ll" l i ss t i i hei hei s r, l o Peel osit al los iat i b t rt una ld ba he t d e r itaniPPeineuriCty they , twat conqu erable ; and that whisk On the wi 41041 and justice re " . " I to isev future carts to acquire a rompolbory power Or nano Boucot, that onthiux will he required .if us flc‘sinlual""` w it h I the landlords of all homes undec 101. per Whew, le the rase the iatexiity of our Relizimit Principles , we declare ourselves , fair the relic? of the poor. ready to meet the bee.evolein Orebro( the Legiebiluresea 3. That the a is - a ctivity and prideme of the Committee, and care sp rig ,fo.neilani-o on our port." the r firmness in I $II( to compromise the principles they were It was Unanimously Revolved, That we highly approve of. dietiedletmee r a'ed e estee m taeapport et h , ,hor Meeting. the the cordial approbatioa and warmly concur at, she sentiments contained Mthe frameoity Resolution, &sad that we adopt- it as the Resolute , a of M t 4. That this likes* also express with peculiar pleasure Board. RICHARD BARRY, Chairman. their acknowleditieut. to George Byni. Bo*. and other Mem bers of Parliament for the premise of support which they WILLIAM J. SHY'"l r t S'eret ar Y* promptly sad cheerfully bestowed i Mid to Wet. Mellish, Rw Cork, March 111. 1913. . far bit littera/ attention le the applications and statemen ts Which he received 5. That from John Willa, Feat. their Solicitor, they cannot withheld thrir tribute 04 gratitude, not only for the forme, exertions which he made most beoefirially to. this parish, bat lair the muteness and ability which he hes now displayed, tad by whieb lie has Itherally .stained t:-eir pfittent success, without protracted li option and saperkunu. expence. JAMI 43 YOUNG, Chairman. . 6. That the well prineipled, disimerested, and zealous exer tions of James Young, Issq. their Chairman and Treasurer, this Merton/toast particularly applaud, and mast urgently io treat his Name useful interference with bit Co.'Frusteet, mid his coatimied *torts for the ionproveiuent of the pariah load the protection rof the poor. ALBION ThA AND rOFT!..F.):IOUsE, No. 47, MID- ---- ----- GAT}.-UILL. - TLE Proprietor respectfully informs the Public, , in row. garnet W a new arraogement far their better S e nes dawn, ~.• above itl/0015 will not be opened till To om•iroo. int toi of April * al Si: &Clock is the Morning. rrHE MAHON TRA as& COFFEE-HOUSE, 1 No. 7. !.I?l)GATE6ll7l.l,..esext to the Corner at Fleet mote-. »ill OPCN TOMORROW, the lot April, 1913. at 5. o'Clitck. for the netowiltodatioo of the Public with early biers( .sts, ste. thefollowing rates:Ass Ten or t offer, ineliding Roll, Toast, or Bread and Baiter. ,te • 1 0 11 , stoi of Dow, including' Ditto Cup of Coffee. with Bi-euit . 141.1. B. Pf. Tongue, &c. per plate b b F 5. Ihe R in the Rooms heiog separate from each other afford Are,munaoation for Ladies, awl small select Tea .1).•;1 Rooms w4l be handmmelv lichted up in the Et 1 . 1 . , ics ni r r•isiow opt till Teo o'Clork each Night. II I?, md DtS TVS ESSENCE of COFFEE told, k aM Rvta il, iu Half Pint 11. tiles. .. d. i•. • m Fveni!it P.i l er4 NTP taken in. - g 4. 1 1 ,114.81406111' .' 5, s v .- .! r Ifntisit fire fbiiicAl,st 86" . thmtiaittee of ' ' .44 eett e lf Readily wad • *chat Wilk. , *few Wore `r .Gait, JunitAttnireep. ...t the part of the Igtowe,-,aideep Aa, t th e, IMO,. /atom* &tidal orllbe:HMko baerell the itideettoli dif ; lector.—Farther preCtediaftllll %..ids . • '' • . ; : tWo I=am Asia Rae, mut the .. . . Rau Ms raW a time, Mod thinitidtwd far !. . ite. Made*, him thalhait at riereawidt,. i ' • Ail lidE .e.va remise and dialtararinejoatemd. Si iiteidvosAltend . • the amp Odice, ail amine ad Sump, i Alt' Fro .alisa* Nein, which were ordered to He on the ..lite 41 4 to be ;whiled. •.- . .:3 of psiPetitittises.the Cati:Clabas.iclesidilaetted tie lord Vimoint Sitiiikth, from , Cdriieration s pr ikpidetti. 80d dpi Stood ft' Alegre and Ti. ' , by lie PAH .4 Oltoelteiod, iitliliocaitirther to the 'ember. (PI 41 he 4..fm00* owl 0 , 141 eFf 4 livreiow/tuei- and lord* . ______ . .:............„ : con at[ unmean t from tAlpplag,,Wyphilte.-.Ordare# pidif,, a .THS NOOK." Cgallki.KT h. •.' . , club , talk'. Vaitte-Ortrgro, prt• c )0.. ettards, -,-.- . WI" VPSweeal”V r tat 91 ,t-litlii god the frhi 1: WHO WHOM of tit* D$POll NS 0110016, .1 106111 %tilt 110000Mlorsoologre a rse. i ff ir '. Lard I. AND' pea notice of kb intention td ta4lie r riNVIRSTIOATIOIiI of the IV.. CT if the secos o magi .. of d m swotting BRIO , cridoy, for wiliatiew PR.INCROSof Wittath.'lletitte Lords Pr* *.Spetieter, (leen- i the Lords iv i t ' re i% warred w b ete ummoned. 'Me, sad Ridenour melt. the Poor Crimmissibliecs .. f . KagoisA. ! CLEW:Y. appointed I” the Lies, i., the ,ear UM: prepared far' Pauli. i The Earl of AAR' OW BY tiled the (inlier Coesidelitlin of tiOaa be th e hue Kat Rae. Spenre.r Peresral. To with li is the &locums ,. carat , , • Bill for. Friday. If the - di:ciaidan oe aided. an Hiitorieal Preface, including every Fart 111 " 1 h" the Sho r pliftin(lllll, , iioakl not take op so mock time as tti reo. trametred tine* the Perl. 4 of the liwcwiottion. • The u holc . der It inconvenient to briny oath.- former, in which cage he torthi r"141114 f)" 14 thetall " "nieres"e g Dcirulneet ' e " /aid before i posed to tlar the Curates' Bill for hin.d..y. the British Public. lir C. V. WILLIAMS, Esq. EAST INDIA QUESTION. Anther of the" (,ifs of the Right Hein. Sp . o..cer Perceral." Lord REDESHALE presented *a Petition froth ii.melos, a Printed far Sherwood, Neely, and ' , met, SO, Pa- the Ewa India Company. tenioster.FOW. The Earl of BUCKINGHAMSHIRE proposed, that as the Resolutions on the East India Queitioni brought forward in the House of Commons, might not come up to their Lordships till late in the .Aes. Pion, the petitions ou the table relative to this cob. jest should be referred to a Committee of the whole . House, together with other di,cun,ents, and the Itee• solutionwpropeeed in the House of COmmons, which he would now more, pro forma, for that parpose. • The Committee might then poceed to hear (,:unnei anti examine Witnesses, and then be enabled tri form their opinion by the time the Resolutions acme ;ip from tb6 Commons. His Lordship concluded i l moving the resolutions pro farina, and the ref- r. ence - to a Committee of the whole Rouse," to Wet ' 0 a Monday. Lord GRENVILLE suggested that much vab ,, ,hle time might be mewl, particularly as rev, rded . the ju. dicial business of the douse, by making the refer. enc. to a select Committee., ' The Ea+ I of LIVERPOOL agreed to this prope _ . _ _ 4 dine, al 46. as mis apology Price Inrs. 6d:netern. lulottis• QTUDIES in HISTORY ; ceeteieing the HIS -1.7 'DORY of OREECE, from its eariliew period to its lea sublegati.oi by the Romans with et .eriirm of Eight, ' ecomPa nird with relkictions. references to original Autisurittes, and . Ifistorical flsercoes for Youth. By THOMAS AIORRat.L. • Vtll;me the First. St. Nerds: Printed for the Antbor, and enM ty S. and E. Gerard; Ado, Curtis, and Penner, Patentnefer-row g and Jos. Corder, Bantlerrbary, Le mb o ; a nd Oliphitt , t and Co. Price 9S. isolsrap 11.0. ester, bo..em, THE PEERAGE PARALLELED. A Poem, Is imitation of ilk Ei; has Satire ..f Juvenal. Addressed to A NO3LE MARQUIS. London : Primed for Gak, Cart* sod Power, Paternoster. row. • syATEpr SOCIETY IN I.OLAN.D. In OneYohige;fito pu c 6d. tooodr. - AVIEW of SOCIETY and MONEAS sae NORTH of ift.ELANDON tbo dawn nod Au tumn of 111151. By J. GABLE. Egg. Strabane. Author of '• Skarn.. of History. P ditirs, and Mama% tokro In Dablat In MO." Printed for C. Cradoek and W. Joy, No. Si. Paternoster roo . _ 1 . • r` st..t..l~ FOR THIL USR OF SCHOOLN AND YOUNti LADIES. Io 121nn. price hawed, AHE FE M ALE SPEAK ER; or lillisOelliscoos mere-. ha Piave:trod Ver.., stinted Irmo the best Wri• tern, notadapted t' she site of )(ohne WOMPO. • S) ANNA LJETLTIA HARRAULD. Printed for J. Joloreolt and Co. St. Paol'A Church-', rd. Where tiny he hod. by the battle Author. price 2.. 6d. EIMITKEN DUNDRED AN!) LLF:VF.N, a Poets. sal, and that part of thi Prince itegew's Spetc.; ... biting to the Renewal of the Ras! India Compony's Charter having been read, the same was rat rrt , c!. gether with all the petitions and other denim a Select Committee, to took on' Mendel. Ati. the Lords who have bees present this to :14• e teiees, and have power to chute their ~ w 9 Chair. man. Petitioners to be 11,yird by Counsel oa I.le. subject matter of the petition. NAVAL ADMIN IS i RATION, Btr. The Earl of DARNIAY poopontd nv M on Tuesday neat (come Noble Lo rds , not boim; able to attend) till Friday the 9th of Apri!, for which day the Lords were ordered to be summoned. Adjourned till to-morrow (this day). HOUSE OF COMMONS. IRISH CATHOLICS. Mr. CANNING observed, t the examine- • don of evidence on tie Indien (laths don, *wW..44 as to commence to-night, would afford sulactcnt to occupy the attention of the House till _the days, there could not be three vacant days for the fi-ct and second reading, aced the commitment of the Bill for the relief of the Irish ,Catholics before (hitt period ; and as he thought it would be better the. the Bill should not go forth to the country fill it had R.• through a Committee, he wished to ask the , T ht Hon. Gentleman • (Mr. Grattan) if he would forego his intention of bringing to the Bill till after the recess ? • Mr GBATTAN said he should' not bring.in the Bill till immediately,after the Widest. Sir JOHN NEWIJO3TgIve nOttee, that unless some satisfactory-reason should be - 04n why eer. fain accounts which had been ordered to be la;(1 be. fore the House by the Commissioners of the Customs of the Port of London had not been so laid. before them, he should to-morrow move that the three Commissioners of Customs be summoned to appear before the bar of the House. - • 'A Petition from certain Inhabitants of the Paris)" of St. Pancras against the proposed build g of New Chiarch, was ordered to lie on to e table. The Second reading of the Irish School was postponed to Tuesday, the 24d of Aptil.• 'Lord CASTLEREAGH presented a Petitiqn frons certain Cotton Weavers of Ireland, praying that Laws for settling Differences between Masters m i st Workmen in Great Britain should be extended to to Ireland. Ordered to lie on the table. WEI MOUTH VOTFRS' BILL Mr. Alderman ATKINS moved the 'ssairatinie4+ ing of the Weymouth Voters' Bill. Mr. C. W. WYNNE said this was a Bill which professed to be declaratory of the statute of King William respecting splitting of votes by conveyance. If they were to put a new construction on this law, and extend it to devises, why not extend it to ether Boroughs as wit as Weymouth ?—The practice*/ splitting +sites, in the manner which had been pray.. tied at Weymouth, began as early as rti‘r .. % 1r 1; u 96 Were they to stop short at Weymouth ? 11 fluid it not be edvisable to adopt some such r:, beyond which votes could not be split s as in the case of the freeholds of a county limited by statute to fort' shillings. Mr. MUGGE shrived or was a n. swiss by will. There 4plitdar of Totes, Wi t . • .44". . • • ereameseeie . • , • . . • • . :1, f,l• t e . ' e ' i 1 i , . • ... . ~ . , . . ...s.'•• ,• .. .t.• •,.. • - . , • • . , • ~ . ' • . . •• t , • , •• 1 • • , • - i , • .. • . • • -- •• . . ' • . , .‘.• • • • • . e - ,:. . 1 • •ti '• ii ~ ; ' ' . ~ • ,• . . „ • ..! , ' 011 • . .6 .• i . ~,..'N I . '''' .... • t i" . . • • ' % '‘.. " - I * • • . . .. .. • .. , • :t 4 _ • Li aND 011 t . : . IMivitiiiiti Y, .41ARcii :at - Ulu, . - - • - - '.. '; '.• • .1011 ,1 , Ar In . '-' . 1 1 BldlifKA THIS DAY: . • • IMP! ING of the vitoparrivits of . . rit Isla thin Pula, magi _.,new , r .,..., . 1..0=1E0 - I 0 . Atg wi l ls+, . ~ .. ~ Inirlik !ty B. it R. Crosby sad rts. olitliiiiie.aseet, "Ocelot, Ili. a to it e t howa lln itte 6 ! paths °worts el . salt . ow e the g Pith* are here itieMithtd with the chlteitlit .!bred Rota MAW lberr m • Z s : . OWN* ► radithel of the 8 11 011 or; thi . ilayiwlliation tato He _ .rrodsteebsted, *fel kit, held at the id Timm se March colohlet 4*c Prima of eltalloyale. that brag/Mi. or any he' wetweel., op the published i —He wooer of aptdopeasest Is different froot,thatoot, wheel*/ axon air 4 Is youNa, I. Do the Chair.Ns .. vHe lite Mt. Ptittit's I 4 beim tblat better to glee* Evi- the Objector.—Fo c Iwo made that thp.pro tt et zs to she pm doses ormosity talk) ehro~ati , t , la shirk it *seeing,. The,two Bickel to per.evere Mt tlWe lien 04 tb4P 194 01 *lie orlaisill hdld. ht way of oppsfolloes or he. were red a see ihttllooteot to' toosettiesei the .. I. ed $ wsicb will, it Is lipped. reader .Ad arAmfoure mid Me. etoebodk Sri „ w eeding', IWO of llottippastifeet lima h a t tee/dopey bleflepdsitinsit meek mote es plleit. . . . coo*" receipt" 1 .. • • , • . ' • Tao Mashy of the Pablle Ito been ,toode exeltdi by this : the Imllt Mike. 4 st thio Weill Teet_j_Tf Itie ze ni g :irt NM rot. ante Oise. perhaps. by** wash thottodreVer attpeveed. ' holes which wen awe the eritewotro t appedhlW poi Istdeede it vait mum of Mode,. which hove bon gives. only ', r" l "re',._,,___• aid t Wears' toweldMil add pore. • for a reve Copies (volt to be lid leis that 10.0001.3 sathele.tly I i- c m `" l ':e: rifi'ledt and bet1 " 1 " l b e i__l,, o llo . Odd to fa- endow tile osseetto• I and He ovldlty With artifeE 'l. es are ,"sweet 14 1 nide so iotruddra IL immure whirls otpt pouolloted 44 this Hoe s at all presesitroso tt Colors to• Ce..wo, ', oYood at* Avow • f He Aio/tel. .sysitito of the help her the relief of He A WM ilin betre es mb apology for addisicastatiber to He istopber. , = di , - -41 - - - ; ----- s? • • s . 4, • ' .1: • . it T •_ p 4 1 14 . • .1! • BATHURST said fhe thing cora.- c . t..vel eipetiment mode of sptittim ere was an Act in existence spinet by 'but it cbd not witiCipate the t VP, Nt;. _ - - WANTED, by a YOUNG MAN of aeopoota. , Melts, a BOOK- Is P.k.PER'S situating in a Nev. etvuf- Con ow -house. or wood act as Clerk in ny other de partment. '• he Advertiser 11.4 had consider:Ode experience in kr pi r Books by I) Ale Entry, I, mint Policies of la. . runner. dra oina nut Aro ounts Current, b(ere.t Arreitno-, in -vain Idsarance Air unt-, and is well versed besides in the routine' trii‘inewo of the Counting-house in general ; writ a goo , ' .ind expeditions hand, awl von g ye the moi.i respettnble references u to distracter and abilities, and security, if re %timed. Leiter- iddresved (goy-paid) to A. B. sot Mr. Ogle's, Book sel.t.r, Holt torn, will be duly attended to. 1114,6 25, 18.5. CHIAP HABERDASHERY, MILLINERY, GLOVES, &c. GSWAN, No. 20, Piccadilly, respectfully in • fibrins tip. Pohlir, sh:.l ite i- now divosiug of the entire fathomable, ro•sv, owl welt-assorted stork of Haberdasher), ,St.. ut very coesiderattle reduced prices, in aline garuce of reits.wimc the Trade to his old establishment, No. 10, Fore-street, Chip. G. S. Batters himself th..t an inspection of the stock, and the prices thereof. vs ill prove more satisfactory than any thing he can -a, in n public Advertisement. N. B. The LE to be SOLD. No 1, Isloonisbary-square, London ; ,ind No. 10, Stephen street, Dobbin T HE IRISH LINEN COMPANY possessing a k,,,,wo r d g e of the Linen Trade, an ample Ca• pin,l r , take every advasitage of tile Irish Marketr, smd as sub ri‘all,ll e. trot of business, feel carfirleat in assuring the PuVit, their Stork will at all times he fnuoid the largest and best rektni. ed an the i.i•tt Unsaire--hy resortiag to which, the Purchaser of I ri.h Lineus will certainly save from Sixpence to Out Shilling per Nard. PLAN OF THEIR BUSINESS. h ihirtinz and Sheeting sold bv the Single Pleee at the Ith , lsale Irish 'trice. warranted full measure.—of sound fabric —I , is tileacard, and free from darriat.e—faßiag in any parti euALkr, the purchase mon e y will be returned. Nu other Article * f Irrl•ind Notes received at par in payment for Gaelic. Bien Bank Nose., or approved Hill 4, disvouuted to any lawait.% _ . Pelson , . having connexion,' in Ireland. mny have their Draft., &c, passed through the above Udine with fidelity and JOIN nov ()VAN, 4, Bloomsbury-square, 2 Avow SAMUEL P. LEA, 10. Stephen mire', ASIMMONS anti Cu. respectfully acquaint th e • Nobility and Public in generody-that a saving from 4e to fili per cent. i n th e price of C LOTH ES, by applying at 60 TAYLOR'S COMPANY OFFICES, 123, New Bond street; No. 8 and 451, Strand, near Charing Cross. subjoined is a Sketch of the Ready pinny PRICES : Best Superfine Coat • • •13 15 to XI 4 0 Distil Superfine, or Super Great Coats 310 to 5 5' 0 Lodi' s' Haliits . . 6 d to 616 6 Toilcniit nr Marseille; Waisreconta . 0 I to 018 0 , Eine White Diu. , Dress Ditto . OIS to 11 0 Rich Black Silk Ditto . . 16 to 110 0 Worsted Stocking Pantaloon ; 1 ti to 110 01 Ditto R.Thrend, very stout . . 118 to 2 5 0 Cloth Pootaloons . . • .1 12 to 2 '2 0 Kertesinere Ditto • • 2 2 to 2 5 0 Breeches • • • 1 6 to 118 0' Pi tine Leather Ditto . • 212 to . 3.3 0 1 LIVERIES. i Duffel Jacket and Waistriontovi Card Breeches .-3 15 0 7 Buil of Livery E 5 oto 5 10 1 Summit Coat 3 oto 3 IS 0 , btont Rom Coat 515t06 10 1 Overalls . 1 2tol 16 0 ' Terms of Contract by the Yeor, nn consideration of returning , their old o nes : 9 grits per Year ' £l7 015 Suits per Year £26 10 4 Ditto . 22 01 6 Ditto 90 10 On the stave pc , ei ie, for Cants only : 2 coati per Year £lO 10 5 Carts per Year £l6 pp 4 Ditto • 13 It) 6 Ditto . 13 0 Gentlemen on joining their respective reeinwots, sr going k i .rdad, equi pt, so ordered by his R.ll. the Comiw o oder-M.Chio f. Ladies' Riding Dresses, nod Young Gentlemen'sllussar Ditto, pilule ins srpe. tar style. I.lll ' Milky:toot charges& those w ha lake and give lime credit has been a subject Of irompinim, A. S. and Co. assure the :'ulilac they will find a t.;:iterial dill:- eller in their prices from oilier homes; In coon. , squence ,of emoductio4 their banners for quick lgoyment,llsev :4.. • oobled to , ell for 1.• n% m , 'ley dbl. other Nimes iiiirett•ne tlic.o. A in, sfor.-4ndenien In the counts . ). AT- Plicd My maidiug theWinrasare, or au uld suit. L • To Coot Merchants, TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. SADLER. Oa SATURDAY, April S. id One o'Clock, by Order of the A wi d giwos o f M r . J am ., iiattton. Coal Ddercilant mid W har dener, .1 8:111krUpl, 411 the Premise., Upper Thaws-street, facing Addle-hill, ALL the genuine LIVE and DEAD STOCK, viz. twelve clever, active large rise waggon houses ; fear coal waggon., a cart, a quant ity of eva) sacks. ladders, planks, junk', heaving barrows, dolls, mooring chains, coal imams. and vori..as other article.. 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