The Statesman. — London, England, 1812-06-06 00:00:00

1 • '; ." • . . `.// , at l / 4 •r" `)•• • • . ' 1 % , •> 5 • 4•7 1 1 i C•;4.4"- -+ • , Irk , I e .c 5 1 k • • •ti LONDON, SATURDAY, JUNE 6, 1812. No. 1960. PRIVM (Ito. .1 • A 1 it i. HO X AL, COVKPIT OARDEN. T ilis present EVENING, hos 6, will I.•rteiseed, DOUGLAS. A Art whirl, will he stilileti TIMOUR THE TARTAR; • • oe *Way, Kiii4 Jolla, awl Tivsear she Tamar. A New Cue*Ny is in pelsetimil, and will be prodoced op loos BOOKS PUBLISHED THIS DAY. IMPE tilA b PAK bIAME ./V Price Js. tt Partfait, rirllE TRIAL of DANIEL ISAAC EATON, for puhlishitte the Thud unit last Pail nt PAIN AGE of REASON ; with his Defence, mid Mr.Princey,uiil sS i mems io ion of Punishment. IA I% I. judge ye not of yourselves that which • J Pointed and sold by D. L Emma, N 0.3, Ace Lotigate- st reel. HOUSE OF I.Oltdtinwt 5. Coatis:4 were admitted bcfere the Bar, sad Mesa% Alba; Bie!nordson, and II arriton. le-ard at pre, Jt length againo this Apirgate Pier mu. after olden Cie Bilk eras read the seasod time, and orileit.l ferromwOlnwet. The Earl of CLA NC :ItTY ore puttee of kis intentia to muse for a Bill to extend the powers of Grand Juries is es . p4 - ;sib‘e. MIMCII.'II 4 O' TA I . I.ORS' SCHOOL. A NNIVEILSARV DiNNEIt, Friday r June 12,) Isllt, at Ike City of London 'fiteru, at 1141ipabt Four preci,ely. STSW A ROS. The Rev. T. Ppri.tell, ILl). I T. fend , Eql• The Rev. F. B. ik e % l , M.A. R. Thorp. 1•.,q. c. B. VI - hilfield, Esq. P. Path, E-11. Tickets, Fifteen S:.illiage each, may he hld :at the Bar of the Tavern. A CARD. Public are respectfully informed that new kir.in Frrarb a n al the Tit AV ELS and 14L111)1148 at u. DE CIi4TEAUBILIANI), in GREECE ;A d kb a Map alb. Atithnl. Rnarr, Are on.: ' , Ay far iskswiry at are Paulaber's, 14a. Co#4lll4!•U'ellt. fiaravorr-rquary. The Mee*, eta. ran iu demy Bru. 11. 46. and on rota) pap, r, boe.prer6 d, lf. 186. - • MONEY Alzt. TTERS. 110tILLS of all Sizes aud Dates Discounted, aud JUIP Money otlyaneed on *ill louts of Seeuritieh by applying to gesbro. Ryder and Cu. Igayy and Ititniey Ageotn, - *No. 8, St. entstbid. Perim. whir hose Money to lay out will always find Seeuritied nt bib Other, ky a hich tLey may make 11 per Cent. witionet tiding the Priswipol. Warr and all Ageiwy basine conducted. • LOCK ANI) 'SURGICAL DISPENSARY. Jibs Mend Highness the Duke of York, President, and the fathtwitts Committee of Governors Earl of Leitrim • Colonel W. J. Jones, M. P. .Right T. Jones 1 John Latouche, Esq. M. P. Rt. Hos.lt.B. Rh ridon.M.P. 1 Coltowl IL Clements , • 111. P. Slue. Col. J. Burr,.y , M. P. 1 Captain James My. Surgeon, Mr. K i ern in, Measlier of 11w R .yni College, London. PIE Patronage this Institution has received, Tor As. She ezefibire treatment and Cure of both Sexes, 'dieted mitts Venereal Complaints. and their dreadful consequences, as debility. ukeritions, Re. romlacted ender the ina n-titement af a Gentleman of the Beet profes.inool will Atincy the Public of 11n high merits of Mr. K ERNA N'S plan, and lint by it the ioronvet.iecces of Public Charities are avoid ed, whilvt the :minima unwary are protected against the fatal delusion, held out by advertising pretenders in this branch of practice. Sioce it, establishment in 1906, 5557 patients, of both Sexes, hare beets cured, without confinement or injury to the emstinition, and with n delicacy and secrecy hitherto unknown seamy of those have laboured under the most complicated forms uf the distutie from ten In twenty . years„ The first symptoms yield to Mr. Kiernan's treatment in a few days; and where appearance of debility comes on, tors early application cannot be made to prevent the &urger that may ewer. The %apron may be consulted by either Sea, with the greatest secreey. at his private hou-e, No. 21, Lower Clittm bag-street, Bedford -minute, from nice to twelve in lbe seen. jilt:. and front six till nine at night ; to whom letters and other rotornsoicittion,., from town mid countryarist paid) may be ad deemed, mid will be putwasally aoswe Just published. PRACTICAL OBSERVATIONS on'tlif ithove DISKA. SPS. place 3s. By V. Kiernan; and said by Sherwood, Neely. and Jones, 20, Pithnsoner-ruiv ; and by Higbley, 11, Plat tit et. TO JOURNEYMEN CURRIERS. WE, the undersigned MASTER CURRIERS, being of opinion, that minty prudent and deserving Journeymen are at this time kept out of Employment by the illegal t,onciaci in a f. w lodividuals, do, for the better protec tion of tairk Men us tar willing to take work nt the present li tters,' Prices. hereby pledge usimelves, that such Journeymen shall be kept in constant Employ. and ilea, if by ~.,,,,„„ o f di , &lefty of work in nny or our Shops, either of us skull he n e . ccssitaterl to dischnrge such Journesulen. the other of us do hereby engage, on all occasions, to gite a decided P re f erence to thew. Sigurd by J. Wood Jame. Crow Samuel Jackson • .1611.1 Reid Brooks and Alums Gen. Itacillsorner Lawson and Drapers :oho Wood John Meek IV:ii. and J. Keel Stafford Price Simihey. Crowther, and Co. Mnberley and Cane Jnaesand Bevan Oliver Owen Samuel Hart William FA!CT and Son Joseph Curtis David li Maims' Son Joint Flom WI/tins, Bark i ti, unit Wyatt Tito?. P•iimer Thos. and Jas. Powell Jos. noitgrs Walter Ettarinontb klattlww Bell W Ilium Wend Thos. Caser 3tit0.:411 hltivocil ROM slob tQlgotot J. Vmeiere "John Corm Crowley and Son John %Vont! John Radnor Dmitri Field Thin. Wrister Sins and Husband • Sainunt Norris Hoolots nod Sharwood , Geo. V. dent Samuel-Rolls Joseph Gittias Thomas Robinson Join Stevens fled. Readinen William Fell E. Wale.. De Year and Mountain Jame. Strike .slosepit Horn Henry Mater John Froionte John IViyhtman Richard . Fry Thos. Holt Janie. Frew Alfred It ytner It. Spencer IV. Harrison Jo.itia Lane Benj. 13:•ijoit, James A.lnint 'Alan Miles James Dodd Willima Loseby John Angell . T. J. Moore John Wigtield Jas. Bevan Loot and Mcddletma Wm. Wheeler John Poole Samuel Feb Gen. Anderson Geo. F.hi-lbv Thos. TA* Jahn 1i..1.in ell Gro. Stubbs Geo. Itoontawnite J. B. Foote W. Ad on- and Co. Win. West G. aid C. Puller. 131101ARDSON ? GOODI,.UCK - and CO. of AL Bank-boildiorts, (orshill. and Chnring-cruire, ravertfnUy ilifiwo the Pulsar, shot the ?Arm* Numbers; which err dra or no the Codes Birth-day (tart Thorrita)). were Shared y 431114 at their Oakvi. • Vd• d.PA .4110400 I No. 7.513 re WO 6.212 6::70 - IMO 7,70 .. ....... .... WI NIO ACC' DF:IVIS need ever occur ht future from Carritles, Giza or any other two-wheel Carriaass. When the hone fnlY (*Mak it, raw ittoilded 'difficult, if Dot impossible) ; Viten the !vase rear.; When one or both of the! wheeN break g When one or botlyeof t lii w Iteela own' ; When the shaft. bretik ; When the 11111 m. .k itr runs away. Apply at the Mare, nape's Flead-alley Chnwhert. where engraved drawing; and the must iratisfactury 11115Weflo Will he given respreetiug them. ••• The natters of vislnnhle horses may save hunirerla of ponds by the me of this inveutiou; w hicla may also be a pplaed w all four-wheel Carri:rgew ANFIW AND IMPROVE!) PLAN OF NV RIMING, Sokly invented by Mr. C A MITA! RS. By Mirror idetlvisitior Peniew-mey lowa, IN MI LK& St/NS ONLY a mom beautiful Running Hand. All those who wasteM indo:rent hand, or ore not able to• write quick and Ascii. would find this 11:113 of infinite advantage and benefit. S•ane of Mt. Cart.tait's Papils have !wen enabled to write rue yil irter of n folio page in sour iniuutr. One iastntwe Out of in%, noit, perlsop4„ whirr : Mr. (itteli. No. 2, Little Knight Rider-street, Doctors Colonial., after having received two Ire• solo. was capable of writing Al lines (including It SO words) in .art out, at tie rate of dye or six lines Mom alkali' !! Mr. Canitairs hat the honour of teaching several Ladies anti Get,tletiteri, of the first respertability. .peetrnens may be seen, sued' references riven, on application to Mr. Carsuiirs,m No. IS, Newcastle-streeti Strand. AcCMlnt•iiitti MOO useir Oruicties of the Maibentsities Tutughl upon an Expeditious NIL BRITISH PAINT NIANUFA - 344. 41, Lando° Wall, append.. Alcorgi Hospital. CIIKAP, DURABLE, AND 111 PEN ET per Clot. per Cwt. 011ie Gives. ...Ho. White s6s. Dbeard[ . .65e. Store Colour . 56v. leviable ditto. 566. Chocolate 56% Prepared Oil for the above, st Melo paws. qualities, Ss. per Gallo. per Cwl. I per Gall. Pest White Leada'At. Littered Oil 5.1. 641. Scrand ditto . 48v. Boiled Oil lie. Od. 11111 E above Paints are ground in Oil, and aro pnribroltbly prepared for the pakti,g of Park PAialcs, Brit* sad Paster Franty, Iron and Witsod 'tailings, Tile% Slater. and Weather llonrding, at every descripliosi. and for said; pupates they are unequalled. as they posses,: grunt dura bility, see a cure aud pleventire fur the Worm v Rot, mid will stand in the batten etiolates. la addition to these - cottages, they are very armuorinal, and will e..ver a surface can.itierahly muter than any at l ot. Paitti4, and more titan twice AS Coal Tar, over wont. and all preparation. from Tu., they have rinenst decided so pin ',lrby, viz.—den, in Ad. beinu7 at dimly to arty surface. that the punter of the sun has NA) eiceet on th-su s—secowlly, they are very easy of applira. t , *ft, beitigitpe4 with the vitme finishes, and iu the Lune Mail lier. a. other Pain% per Grill. Tus pentine.. is. tid. liptsina;tl Co. mos! respectfully oiler their ihnnks to the obility, Gentry, mai the Public iu geiwrat, fir the very great patroarian a nit %Weis they hove !teen honoured and they also vaunts Merchants, Ship Owners. Captains, and Ovalers in Co lonel., that thee have bier quantities ut Moue ()titres, Spruce Oche..., Mineral plank., Reds, Ike. as well 119 all articles iu the C"lottr Trade. prepawal for use, of very superior qualities. N. It. Three Paints dry very ton, not being prepared with Tali Oil. .•,..-. I.OKING-GLASS MANUFACTORY. Ctrner of Deon mid Comp‘oli-itiecb, Soho. itHEDGES respectfully informs the Nobility, • ipenn-v, &e. that the nsiv he supplied with ILOOk. ING-C4.ASSES, of every dimeibion, nt fised priers; convex mirrors from 12 ineber to 36 inches; also plate-omo fur win dons, Itc. Having every enoseideilee within his premises of instkiaittod gilding fervors of every description, all orders will be executed with ponetunlity. Merchants, Shippers, &c. supplied; nod ginstes, &e. deliver ed uithin 2t) oiler of town. BULL INN, HOLHORN. T HE Public are most respectfully informed, that k Hew dud elegant POST-COACH ha.v cm onenced run ttL "g to Wale Hampton and Arundel, through Pet worth, and mil of Be"'"" I wit, contiime every Monday, IVedneseav, and Friday morning, at Seven o'Clock, to the Dolphin lon, Link Ilamptonomil re it/IDLE PAINTS. • lam front thence every Tuesday, Thursday, told Sunday tons it per C . 0 .!. • log, Seven o'Clack call at the ship Charing-cross, where .Lend Colour .- 30.8 . pittiser7ers amt. et* are reglilarly hooked, and carefully far -81" k ***** • • 564 . warded by the blies men abetliem servants, Red 4Lir. . THOMAS, ORTON, W AHD. and Cn. .es great preserving .1 Casettes from the above lan fur Ilitglior Racks, Chichester, Worthing. Brighton, and all plates of fashionable I - 4401100 the SMIEMPX C ast. The Proprietors Cubnot he accountable for any package or parcel abase the value of 51. 'inlets catered as such and plid for rier-rdiagly. BULL-INN, HOLBORN. THE PubHc are most respectfully informed, that a new - and eleasiut POST-COACH ha+ commenced run ning to Bogner Rocha and -Chichester, throokls Petworta, on Monday, %Vedarsday, and Friday mornings, to she Gohlea Fleece Chichester, and will return from faience un Tuesdnv, Thitrolay, sad Sunday mooritings..tt Seven o'Clock t' call at the Ship 'rovers Coach is. __Ar.lig-cross, where pas-sewers altd parcels are regttlarls booked, and forwarded by the Public's most obedient servants, IC THOMAS, ORTON, WARD. and Co. roadies from the above lint for Brighton, %Vomiting, Little Hampton, Arundel, and all places of fashionable resort on the Siosea coot. The Proprietors cannot he accountable for any partner ow parcel above 51. value, utiles.) entered as such and paid foi accordingly. A . CHALLENGE. • MESSRS. CURRIE sad Co. Surgeons, late in bis Majevly's service, challenge the %%hole world to prove a single instance where their Medicine and 111.-thud of Cure Pare failed of ink desired eared. The !practice of tunny )eUtt, in this particular branch of their profession h... nut given fir to one ineuccessful ease. I hey cont.nue to direct their laarlie. to the trentment and eu• e of VENEREA I. CUM PLAINI TS, and that der:w:nem of the a% stein, which is the eanbequeitee at Ike pernicious 1114 %4usteltil rdeets of a habit lam owl most usliappily pus-rued by the %mobs of both sears. In th e ' , he it will t,e fogimi Ut 1K• the unfailiag amine of Barrenness law other have its ravages fatally developed to tire.a by n dis tressing state of w liich, if n.O timely remedied, iereei woes in Impotent's.. Thr: , .• are it- remote sod Rationale edicts; while cou.suoap , ions, loss of nancular power, nod various ner vous complaints. usually thuraicterive the eissiirst states of this solitary sire : of persons lanculationg under disorders incident to smell a habit, their I icannent is bintpl... and ha, never proved un succeistal tit tlw cootie or a lime, labooriou4, nod moth extended imictice. In Ow most obstinate wad cohoplicatcd caves of Ve neer:A infection, sigh as otudrueoi..ns lotto- urethra, spongy ex trewences, hard unnuars, ceiines nicer., eruptions, seculuai weakness, glees, as nive STRICTURES. whether recent or along duration, and which have lot Med the skill of other practioners, are, by their present improved plan of trehttateut, eleetually and permatieutly eared, without she patient suffering the exeruct *ling pain tool :dunning heninarbsge wbirh ( r e qu emt v 6,11,0ws Or application of the lunar caustics In the course of &Tirol v years exten.i.e practice in this metro• polls, mullet - nu, cikes of strictures have been and are daily at der their rare, the Kai eradication of w hich is elll.cted by a safe, certain, and expeditious mode of practice, superior loony other yet adapted. The weakness, relaxation, and debility proceeding limn this complaint, is speedily removed, and the patient restorrd 'almond and vigoroui henith. But where the debility has for years existed, a proper perseverance in their re moralise remedies after the stricture Iris been destroyed, is in dispensably, requisite to revive the siumbesing sparks of life, and to re-animate the Consintit _ _ Several hublemett and Gentlemen of the first respect tbility have hero under the care of Messrs. Currie and Co. fur the re moval of complaints of the 'tredve, strictures, &c. ; mid having received a ravlical and permanent cure, request that references may be.given to thews, as s .siifairt.,ry evidences of the daribive , superiotity of h1r4.r44. Curik and Co.'s plan of treatment. — litany of these GCIIIICIIII4I have had strictures front tea to twe e ty years; and had been under the care of Messrs. Iloose, Heaviside's, and other Surgeons of equal eminence, who attempted the cure by the application of the lunar caustic, W 41111131 soccer. Zatlents it. the country are requested to state she partictilnrs of their case, age, rind general habit of living, &r. &e. inclorint: remittance for advice and medicines, when the same will he Riven or sent to any part of the kingdom. To mare that se crecy so errelitial to their asiderinkrise. the postage of letters limy be added to the account for medicloes. • illesscs., Carrie and Cu. may be consulted by either Sea, with the greatest delicacy, secrecy, and hoonui, at their bons:, Nu. 107, Ilattna-earden. 'Bth Jeap e 1899..-107, HASOPpgardes. - - . In two rob. price 124. PARTS dans le DIX-N EUVIEME StECI.F.; Ott Iti flea ions trun 011.,ervateur sur Irr nustrclie. putiie, hi muirte. 1.11 t Winder, frmirel,, le. juurcnus, Ir ht luterwiere. *e. • Printed for 11. eitlburn, Public Li ;wary. 6.1, can :uit-sltret. Of whom knot nll Reek-oiler, may loul. - Jukt meblished, PIG.% U LT LE BRUN'S New Novel, UN E MACEDOINE, 4 vola., Madnnse DC GENE EV /I I STOI E DLS FE%1111:.3 CC nR Es, I vol,. la.. tie. ate. Neatty ►printed in one Ltrel'illatstw Itim, parr . 1 1p. 4.1u10. .t LATIN and ENGLIM IrdCAKILARY, fbr ti the the of Seltot4f. ". By JOHN JON Es A whar of the 1,:,.; 11 :1111 Cre , k Orturaints. The object of iliis little \Vnrk is to ftrilitote the ihtiittment of the Latin 'longue, Its eripeiog the utiderstanding in lthl of the memory. With fah, view, it h. f.,r.oed on the ton.t ea I, .et the most Ample principle.. The unnlogie t ,„ by which the correspond;ne; parts of speech Row from I,lf 17 other, are pointed init. Toe simple word is followed by its d..rivatives.— The primary meaning of cid) term is first +Teethed, mid the Reread try, or metaphorical thence deduced. the words derived from Latin tire marked opposite their originals; so 'hot the [Ammer n familiariied wait the Latin, from the English, or taught to ascertain the English front the Latin. _ _ London: Plimed for J. Mawman, 39, Ludgate-street. Of ,tho r n rimy he had. Lv the wire Aitthor, A GRANT ‘I I? c' the LATIN tONGU E., 12m0.3 Thia Grammar, it is presumed, o Idle it is tolaiited for the use 14 the most bumble hunter. by its simplicity, preci•iiin, mid li,eyit‘, ia, at the same time, calculated to hotel cm the icacher, by the and solidity of its principle. DRA WING. In large netavo, faire I. half bound, rrHE ELEMENTS of I)ItAWING, in its vari etta Brioches, for the use of Stu.tenis ilitorated with Si‘tv Copp..r Plate,, coot:doing several Hun dred pithjerw after the Gent Muster s , a.l Jo,ne of them coloured front nature. By GEORG) HAMILTON, 1:511. This is the fire attempt to produce a complete find elteop Flementary Kook un the.innst elegant of all A rts; se, fit ewe, as an Assistant to Mablers, and as n Guide and Tutor ro Students, with or a khans a Master. The instruct ion 4 are prne.• 11011 Ana CopiiNlS I rind site ettimples begin with the f ii.no. s ; Azores, and gradoally.ascend.to the most complicated deigns in • Landscape and History • Printed f..r Richard Phillips, 47, Ladritc-hill ; and to he bad of all BooksellOrs, with a liberal allowance t Masten, I and to Schools. • Of wisrm nay be hod, just published, BLAIR'S UNIY 1014 A L PRECEPTOR, 0. fd. His MODELS nfJUVENILE LET l'Elt6, Vs. 6d. • • - And UOLDSM4TiriI saLTISII GEOGRAPHY, 4.. 11. i. MISSIONS. 5'.. 20. A VIEW of ibePRESENT STATE of EVAN GELICAL RELIGION. throogboot ike Ward, witb View to promote Mitsietottry Exertions. By T. HAWEIS, I.L. B. sad M. D. 11. LAY-PREACHING. TWO ESSAYS, 1. On Lav-Prearbing ;2. On the Minis terial Character, intended to ramify Lax-Preaching ; anti, at the sante time, to snew that this does not supersede the Neces sity of a regular Ministry, tiro. 14. 111. 110M1L11 2 .2. Select HOMTLIES at the CHURCH of ENtItLINCI.I2me. 3s. 61.4-A Ite the following Hantilieg separately, at Id. each, or 7s. ;ter LP, viz. I. Ou the Scriptures; 2. On the Misery of Man ;3. Ott the Salrptian Chri:t ;4. Oil Fi kith ;5. On goud Works; 6. On Chnrity; 7. On Player. CATUOLICS AND DISSENTERS. 4th Edition, rico. Is. A LETTER ton PROTESTANT DISSF.NTER, in An. sae,. It , the Question. Shan the Dissent, r. loin with the Ro ma Ctith•slics in their.Petitionto Patliamtms. for what bi called Catholic Esti:mein:idiot Containing lbeinar!.s on Religious Liberty nod Political Power. both as they hired Pnlisical Pa .• .r, and n 9 th-y affect Air R•tahli.hed Church and Protest not Ditsenter4 ; applicable I. the pre , eat momentous Crisis. Imndon : Printed far Williams :tad son, Na. 10, Stationers% court,' Lute .r-street. UY HIS MAJESTY'S ROYAL LF.TTLRS PATENTS. LEA GENUINE PILLS, justly famona for curio:. in all its stages, the Venereot Disease. Oat cmtll Pill is n doses mid the saki% of one box is it recent ("Abe will sotto convince the patient of the certainty of it *pertly re covers,. Nething can he better eonaived, more tale. or snore edavviiett Ihua Oh remedy lot such us are obliged to go jo;,r or to sea, ns it needs no confinement or reornint of dirt $ end vita, sears e xperience (in tm extemive proctife) his pros ed that it will rate( a cure when repetueil sallivotimi and all other methods avail nothing. For the Scurvy send other Chronical Illgorderv. this Medicine has not as parallel. Upwards of 40,001)personsof hoth sexes hove beets radically cured of the above gruel disorder,. within the lust eight years. Prepared anti void by tine Proprietors, Thomas Taylor and Son, Members of the (loyal College of Surg es"', London (see the list of real surgeon., published annually by the'Rnynl Col lege), at their house, No. 9. New •Bridire-street ; where con stant oneodance nod advice will be given by thesis in all eaves relative to the above complain,s,witb inviolable secrecy. Also, Ise appointment, at the Perfiners. N0..96, St, Albno's-street, Po.ll-dull t alr.-Destoirough's Tot Shop, No. 7, Figh.sireet bill t and by ow person in every considerable town of Oran ,ltritaiu, dts. to bout of only b. ed. cash.. .r... S -.-. TAKE NOTICE. APERSON in the N'eiohbourhood of Glasgow, . D. cnlled n few days ago upon Mr. Angus til.Dffitald.- !Snob wick-place, in that City, and informed him, that hits Wife hod been dangerously affected with a Gathering in her Lungs ( ~ .s her Surgeon termed it), 'mewled with al timing symptoms, gr..ss spitting, difficulty of breathing, att. having 4 iven her, in stolid Oar ilnlf Gained Bottle of Dr. 801.0510 N% C()11.DI AL 13 L.M OF GILEAI), she recovered in the oast mdimaoaag mann r her health and spiel's, her complaint baths been thorehy remused most miraculously. rr Mr. M•I)onold ha, permission to refer respectable Ell• gaffers to the Party. bt December, 1811. Applethwalte, near Kendal, Der. 23, 1811. To DR. 1401.0 MON. Gilead. !tense, near Livetpool. 81R,—Impressed with the re.poing virtues of vonr highly celebrated Medicine, the CORDIAL BALM OF GILFA D. feel myself bounden in jil.tice to yon, and far the benefit of the Public, to inform you, that early in, last sprim I hall a violent pain in my breast, accompanied with ditticulty of breathing and excessive 'weakness, so that I could scarcely walk. I conti • toted for Caine time labouring under tke most distressing symp toms; when. seeing in the Westmorland Advertiser, ncomin of some cures pet f.rmed in this neighbourhood by taking the said Nledirine, in the Litter part of Septemb , r, I procured a Fumilw Book of Messrs. M. and R. Branthwaite, your Areoms by taking of sskicb, iu two days tlme 1 felt to restorative stripes, and befnrt I had finished the same wns reattred to my runner het.lth : which, thank God, lam now in; and rematap • Your most obedient servant. s Witnesses, ISAAC UTIIINSON M. and R. Branthwalte, Kendal. (aged 95 years. • ~••• ••••;-4 : Mr. Perccrars Fae!ily Providoo Bill thew west through it Coo/Glitter. . REGENT'S CANAL. Compel ir:imr ordered to attend on the second readintatf (hi Re„ ant's Canal Bill. The Earl of SL.F i 'Ohl( wlb desirous to postpone the bearing of Counsel on il Tnesday nest. Earls STANIIOPE and It XUDEIIMALE likewise althea for delay, especially the latter Noble Lord, sau tiOlected to Tursdsv, as interfering with the exalt:km.llm tf 'h • W/31".4re relative to the Orders is Council, a subject that stroLgly calk& upon their Lordships fur dispatch. lists: Marquis Of LA N SOO N E railed their Lordsfil ps at tention to 3 numerous and resr-etable redy of persons Interested Ins Water-course, which would be mainly lajored by the pro: kosed Call3l. toad hoped their landships 'iuuld not allow the L IM 4* press 31,1,, a lan, omit the chat:.., 4/11d OrjeCtitill3 of that, isersins shc s ihr be ditty considtred. • limo die Motion kr the Second "radios herby yid from the Wooistuk, a dartse was proposed by the Earl of KAUNAS, which prodocedh long conversation relattve:tir the Stiodint; Order; in which Lords Stanhope, Spencer, Litettool, I fskine, Bockinglamshire, and Eldon, took w in; after which , Counsel not appearing before the43,tr, the Bill was read a second date, and committed for Monday. • ISTRATION. Earl MOIRA T rise to diS.; charge a duty which a Noble Marquis,,whom Ire.. Bret 1 do not see in his place, had he been present, am convinced, would have been anxious to perform; but it concerns asubject of such unprecedented poitance, that I meld not persuade myself to defer it beyond the present moment. The House wiii per, fectly recollect an expression employed by it Noble Marquis (Wellesley) on a former night, in which he alluded to dreadful personal animosities which he i complained had existed; I am convinced that the I platted he employed, escaped his lips without having particular relation to any individual, but it went forth to the public, and an application has been made of it of a most mischievous nature. From what passed here on the same evening, it was found diffi cult,•if not impossible, to apply it to any Noble Lord portent, and it has been construed as pointing to the highest quarter, and of course it is calculated to produce themest baneful effect oe the public mind. It is to rebut most directly any such insinuation, : that I now ofitrude myself upon your Lordships' Itiotice. Could it for a moment be intended, that dreadful personal animosities were felt by the exalted personage who now fills the station of a father to his people! My- Lords, from my long experience of thut ,mast distinguished personage, and froni . what I has; recently w ienemed of his disposition towards all classes of his • countrymen, I venture to state, that I nothing could be more unfounded, nothing could be more unjust. than such an assertion. lam certain, that if the Noble Marquis could have imagined that the expression he used would -have been thus per verted, he would, without hesitation, have recalled it before he quitted the House. In the transactions Ito which these words had reference, I have to state !most distinctly, that nothing of that quality existed; and that in the projected formation of the Cabinet, as on the one hand the Illustrious Personage to whom I have alluded, never did suggest,one individual as a ' fit Member, never did shackle or confine the autho rity given by him to the Marquis, and never did make the reservation of a single seat to be filled up. on subsequent consideration ; so, on the other hand, there never was a stipulation for the exclusion of any person of any description ; but that the fullest pow ers were given to the Noble -Lord commissioned to form the Cabinet to lay before the Prince Regent i the most beneficial plan that could be suggested for the establishment of a Government competent to dis charge the public functions of the nation, in the pre sent most awful crisis. Having stated thus much itt explanation, I do not wish now to enter upon other • topics tl . at may provoke discussion, but I beg it to be understood, that I am perfectly ready, when !veiled upon, to go more fully into the general sub. jest, but from what occurred on a preceding evening, I imagine that I shall be allowed to act on my own discretion; I am, however, in the command of the House, and I shall t if it be required, give any infor mation that I have it in my power to communicate. At present, I apprehend that I have discharged my ditty sto • tbe country, in explaining an expression which, from misconstruction, •bad beau applied to the most injurious purposee."• • Lord GRENVILLE.-.-" It would, my Lords, have been far more satisfactory to me, if my Noble Friend, who has just resumed his seat, had confined his statement to the'sitigle point of assuring you of at I fact whiCh I trust none doubt; that whatever Ais- I cessions may hare taken place, and whatever can ' duct may hare been pursued, with regard to recent transactions, nothing is to be ascribed to motives df !personal animosity. I agree• with my Noble Ericatd, that the p: rase employed by the Noble Marquis oti a former night, is to be considered as an expression in cidently dropping from him, and to which so much importance is notto be attached as it seemed to claim, and as it naturally received. This statenierit I give as my belief, our! should * hkve contented my self with re-asserting what. I told tilt ftbirse - on Wednesday, and what I am sure every man who has witnessed any part of ne conduct, or that of my No . - ble Friend behind me (Earl Grey), would givc us credit for; that in the course of these transaosionii, whether our decision were or were net dictated by a Itrue sense of tonstitutional principles; whether it were or were not dictated by :Oust view, as I court ' nue to think, of the nature of the proposition made to us; throughout the whole of our conduct Oa faintest appearance of personal animosity is not to ho traced, nor indeed did it exist in our bosoms towards. Any individuals, who could by. possibility be con strued .111 the arrangements in agitation. I save be.. , ' 1 ... Ni , •, • 1 \ I l'' ' .. • , P. , . , 1; , , . • i 4 sAI v .. .4 'r i it. - • ~~,j --. N ~< ~. 1 . .r