The Statesman. — London, England, 1818-03-30 00:00:00

• ' . v: 17717511 ~aw - • 'r ~. . To ibe „PREF and .__ . ... N % BbUTII • fiOt:oonfry #llll duly oppreekitte the public • • ' litlie which you hese clisPlavet ha the Revelation' pre. tented to eiw ibis Xis by n depototion festo yogi Phdy t bat the lelectioa of smeself as now of the Gomlidates portles the coo/- Vence and sipport of embooght, incorruptible. sad disiscertaded Prremett.' lit ao hollow which I most gratefully sekrittledge. AO pfedge myself to diverse, by Metity I. lily professions OM "Edartgeorgt ' Irma are r ove affording nairther *bane* of the fallacy nod "baboons of organic,* whiCh presentee on t h . apathy and tempt tzpramities of the People, and I Into that yea are sheet to noolber triumph to the efforts of potriolises. ' Shashi I be returned to Parliament. ' , cm will'ilnit in vie a realm.' spdviCon fler the Relies yom *pea,. and a Repents itive who will shirt; it his duty. on all other objects. took, the I , 4treethri of his Coestitienss, or resign his trait if ever be should be Weide tonseiretonsly to exec tr Orli.. The egoist is sot for 41111 4 % hat Ileillered j not for party ow,, bar atonal principles I screw. Intro eon 'wither be li e ltd.:leer &Wei. but west he !drained with dle,buterests of romommits sad eh *este or lb. ellipire $ WWII ill ire tan. not deprive toe attempt ofleoloser. nor /11141, Obilni!lf lot WI saga alas, to theeeixof 1 8 81 1110 004 1dieer -- .. • .. _ , •0* a laboareitie_ I nogg. Ins ism Sacootad orr *Med Orrice. nod I 'TM "aisitted. that'ila Your On 'you will tweisrl. l hide a seal tunable ea the spirit - bed Importance of the seder. apt hig. I shall take the curliest opportunity of paying Illy respects to the Plecton at Log.; and I beg )00. Oentletorn to he oared. th ,t Ifeel on additions; ohliptien from the tattering atamer lb illtielsynor Reaolotions were eowtomuicated to arc. . • I loge the *Moor to he, Gentlemen'. Tow most 'Medina and 'obliged servant. ROBERT • WILSON. Chadokitteet, March 27, 1818. . Tr Facts THE LONDON GAZETTE?, lihear.lB. This Gazette notifies the appointment of Viscount Sir G. Warretider, John Osborn, N. Sir SiiGrahoos, Menia l Henry Somerset, Esq. (Marqois of Worcester), Sir 'George Cockborn and Sir Henry Hotharn, Admire be Coosmissioner. fur elecat• ing the Office of !Ugh Admiral of the United King dom. TO TIIE INfIAIUTANTB OF EVERY CITY. Pu - ROUGH; TOWN . , PARIAH. AND PLACE, !Pi - GREAT JiRITAIN AND IRELAY U. A BILL Row ip the noon of Lordo.. for revs .tiL bailie the Buboes! pf 0111MNE y-sWEIiFF,B9: Pfai• Pains a' Clause pl.;4titiiilog the ate of 'Clitabitig 'Batt It. Ike su eeptite of Chimoess. The mischief. likely fer Mile *aft the odopsion of tech a otansore, ropy be estimated frnm the follow ing cowideuttiont t Inn large number of the foes of present constrectioa, it is spite impracticable to sweep them without Climbiisg- Boys; the Nlachines hitherto invented being inapplicable. Neither ran such flues he adapted to Alochhe Sweeping, without an en tire leMiristructlcia of the Chimneys, at a great inconvenience and mimic,. for which eo provishoo is,•cor can be Proposed. Secoodiy, Became already the majority of Fires, particu larly thiof of the 'most frightful comequetice, originate from Poi GOWN when wood is improperly laid into them; amid is klachioe Sweeping cannot possibly remedy defects of this se t scription, nod iv, in all cases. far more expensive antl olfeisive toellt,d (no* 16 be entirely tibolishedl. the Panther ef Fieesgind he Mach iitcremed. both as it will be impossible to • 1 boils many * . turd as all persons will become indisposed to the r. gniar clesti.sing of their far;, from the excessive dirt, leetai "teniettee, and extreme, which attend Machine Sweeping. Is is apprehended, that upon careful enquiry it will he fused impracticable to catty the proposed Regulation into elect; end pahlie hiteMion Is eninestly invited fa the consideration, whether wish sisiew mullet/We a suppnod evil, the Legis lature may not, if she peseta But pastes into a law, introduce a real one, the inefitable ronsequceice of which mast be, no in. erease of the risk of' cooSatrations, the certainty of an in crease of Pauperism and of Parochial Rates, whilst the chance of bettering the cooditiuu of those persons on whose accoaat the meriwrre is kraut/at forward, is at best simulative and uncer tain. . If sect. should be the rtasorable and trite view of the.sobjeet, opght not the liihsthitanis gg the atirereat Ckies, Boroughs, Tomas, cad Parishes, In call 'Meetings, as St fieoege's, Ilnao •re-square, and others bare done, to petition Pa , liamieut against the passing of the Bill. The Maori Chininer•sneepers. Houselinhiers of the Cit i es 61 London and Westminster. hsve published on abstract of the Bill in question, with a to ief examination of i.s probable torsequenees to the cottony, if carried into a law; to which Is ridded, the outline of a Phu fir regu.ating the business of Chimney-sweepers, and improving the condition of their Ap prentices and of Ciliablug B .y. is' general, $ll4l w hich the Mas ter Chimney-sweepers pledge themselves to bring forward in the nest Session of Parliament, if the p Bill should out pass into a law. London t Printed by J. Barfield, Printer to hi 9 Bin a] High ness the Pry _tee Regent, and sold, price 2-., by Sir. Iticato &on, Cornhill. /Winn titlwr Basoksellers. The Worshipful. the Mayor, the principal ()dicers, nod others. of Cities, linenighs, Towto, Parishes, and Places, who may he desirous of powessing this hocresiog vublication, are respect fully Informed; thorny giving inoneninte orders is, their obspec sive Booksellers, the some may be forsourde.t, with the pe riodical polslications tentially seat from town, at the cad of the 'polish, free of eviveote. 44th Matt*, 1818. - 7"1 111 °' . - MILITARY PROMOTIONS. Commosimino in the 20 Royal Lancashire Militia. signed by ' the Lord Lieitteanot of the Colony of Wearier. . • Henry Ijlghtoo„.Epq. in be Caponin. not staisitons itstisfillsy the Lord Lieotennnt of the CoontY of " • Middltmea. The Hon Charles Riach. the Rev. Thomas Rennell. Samuel F.veringlimlketehley, Esq. aad Richard Chase. Eq. to be Depaty Lieutenants. Itriyal Ea►tern Regiment of Middlesex Militia. Lewis Bowen, Esq, to be Captain. • Crams-Wks, March 413. mEmsztts RETURNED TO SERVE IN THIS Imp. SENT PARLIAMF.NT. Bovottgb oil' Great Sedw in. John Jamb Boston, Esq. in the room of-James Henry LAW Esq. who has neceitbe Chiltern Hundreds. Borough of Yarmouth. • John Singleton Copley, rsq. of the Temple. in the twisty of Middlesex, Serjeant at Law; in the room .f Alestioder.Ma eonoCiie, Esq. who bas accepted the Chiltern Hundreds. ; City of Winchester, James Fleury Leigh, Esq. in the room of Richard Aleyler, Eq. deo:au:J. ..QUADRILLE DANCING. A1.141N, 0, ShPrr‘rd-strest, Golden.sqvare, gives Public Lessons and l'inctice in genuine Qvis Wails, sand Cuunlry Ahnce., m danced bi the !ekes Faihion• shies af Paris send Loisllup. Morning Nets for Ladies only kuening Set!, Ladles nail Gentlemen. Private lemons ot all hours to untaught or incomplete Pupil., of any nge. wishina privacy and mine expedition% or refined acquirement thin lie Letilet convey • Family Parties attended. youth go:tithed for ( be Pr"fes`loo• or thrills's% Loditi hp:teamed to teach (heir FornilleP, for atdm.c. which he has on Side new-invented self ptaviog internment., enabling theta to multOrnte their own Dancing. view Halls without Mis.iciani, or sinimelltemselem ow/ friend. with Music by Clock-work. SAN - DERS, DURHAM, WALL, AND Co. MORGAN and SANDERS, Upholsterers, Ca.. that ineotreet, Strand. very erateful y ackniwledge the -liberal support they have received for the lost sr/eidern years from ibe Nobility hod Gentry, in pttir , unaing their bfrosufo.e tory and Ware room., and very humbly heir leave to aatiososer that the !manes, is now relinquished /by dr. MORGAN). in favour of SANDERS, DURHAM, WALL. and Co. (who have been arristan iu the s oaten o, er .sure is. rostimesice ment); they respectfully 'illicit a cisaiiitiwince of that approba tion andwforence is kirk tuts been so Lae Aiven to the 'seemlier, articles of Vernitore, innanfactured nub in their establisliaseat, linf. 15, 16, and '7, Catharine-Ames. Stseistd. N. 11. The Palen? Article.. with 'fru/ improvements, and a general exhihiii44 of Uph , latery aattCabiuct furniture always ready for sale. Jo., published. in ltmo., price in bnardt, BEAUTIES OF MASSINGER. " We4.ll'er our sincere shanks to the ptesent Compiler, for what we rrally esteem as one of the omit sepsible presents Net can be made to the lovers of poetry in general." NI noddy Rev ie M, July, 1817. Printed for J..P‘ rt!r, 81, Plll-usoll. THE MORALITY OF THE EAST. &c. A V ERlcu tines and interesting WORK, extracted from the KORAN or M A 110 M Er, arid digested under Alphabetical Wads. with nn Intrerinstioa and occasional re mat Iss, to o hieh is pret sett his. Life. not in she farmer Edition, 111 b e pabli,h-il on Me of A wit, ISIB, in No. IV. of the Pll I LOSO PH ICA I. LI RRA It Y. Pi ice 26 . 6d. in hen. • N.B. This•Nernt,rr will. contain Iti extra page, its order to complete she first orgies on klnralits. On she Ist .it Alas, in No. V. will he given n very eurimis and intereding Wo rk or this enlightened period. entitled the ' POLITICAL Al ISCH LEES of POPER Y ; dedicated by the liditnr in the Catis..bes of Europe. Sold by J.Sonter. 7:4. St. Posl's Choich-yard. London g and to be had of all Hoob.ellets in the .Hoiertl Kingdom t by Ike Country _Saha ribors giving diem their orders at the sause time with Ilse Aingisames, nesiest s. Ac. Nos. I. Yl.aa d 111. ei niniodng the Lives and Moralintthesa Celebrated alirieits Piitio•op hero. CON EU C I US, t PICU it US, mad .13PCSAT10. $ tube had asataivr. 4 • . V ‘ p - "' - -:.~a'•. ..:SEVi4S, ,RS' , :ii ••0. • - • _, AD s tfiLL .. -- . z . iiiii. ~. t a thejlitlemble will redte the Aet of the his pidilint Majesty, aid will state, ilcat elralsie, es far as may be practicahle,a6 ' the use of machinery is cleansing of chianti, H The bi t. twain cisme will repeal the Ac!‘ l esitiad wilt authorite Churchwardens dliww- of the Poor, with the 'coiiseit lanais, tb bled boys above tea years of Iwo ottargeable, Apprentices to Chimney. .litailmilieldeu puying, ace; eed lot, uutil 9194C/Vitf of tom, thiid-tfaeie will oblige• Masters who tab Appollitiesi tip deposft to Mines, sin l A** MINA, lit lbw-time it et ileutingitho .tars la 49 -want el% meter end 4b ' , sepsain lit intirestrts atiossnmiate for the --- the latter, who shall he 'stilled to receive - expiration of his apprenticeship, to assist' -ant of Vilcoent hits outio some trade or btniaese f in . car elect t• quit bin the. employesont. 'ins Essl• Sir The fourth clause will direct, that as . ' Mar q uis Apprentice shall be inserted in tbe indeetures, . nr i r The fifth clause will have reference to the .• indentures. The sixth these will impose penalties keeping Apprentices who ere under ten yea and declare the indesitures to be'voitL The seventh cleave will direct that tie. made before the pasting of the Act shall anis force. be t The eighth clause will limit the -number prentices to be kept et any one limp toils. oral The ninth clause will direct, that B! , y1 se. i be let out to hire to other Masters or to 4,ii ilitla and that neither the Misters, Journeymen, shall, et any time, all the greets, nor . • houses for employment except to gain adnii , eaecate orders previously given, Tilt The tenth class, will direct,. that Appeal ! . shall appear washed and cleaned on . Sun( Hear, also that they shall regularl y attend smite public worship, and also the Sunday-school the CO The eleventh clone will fit the price of lexeo4 chimneys, by mean' of Clioshiogiloys, lundreX for each fine of upper stories, anti an . Mole three peace for each story downwaids; i .. Sues cleansed by maciinery at double th. —r'. .. the method of cleansing to be et 'the'option BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED. Chimney-sweeper; and will provide, teat '' J. Miller, Regenekterrace, King's road, Chelsea, merchant, nays of ehw:pwwr I who inhabit houses or from March 31 to April 7. at Guildhall. • BANKRUPTS. rented at less than ;ea panda yesely, R Garside. Stockport. cotton-spinner. April ltl. 90, May 8. cleansed at lb it thetuVit if . ... , at she Warren Bulkeley Arms lin Stockport .' atiorcieg, kir, * • • iv* reCt, Alit all if Wilson, Greville- ,trees, Manuel:odes 1 Sind Mi. lesielle, Stockport. future shall be built of not less dimensions "• W. Elwell, Birmingham, chemi.t, April 14,15. May 9. at the inches by fourteen, and shall be formed Royal Hotel, Birmingham. Anomie., Messrs. Clarke and Co. Cha,.cery lane; and Mr. Wills. Birosiogbasn. manner as to be cleansed by machinery, .1. Miles, l; abridge, truss-maker, April 4, 11, May 9, at not complying with this regulation to be Guildhall, Anomie', Messy, Redid! and Co. Barnard's Ina, penalty. Holborn. W. Towse. Wokingleam, Berkshire. sacra. int, April 4. 11, The thirteenth clause will direct Just May 9, at Guildh.,ll. Anomie*, Mr. C. Faithful', Lamb's- tertnitia complaints between Masters at condnit-street ; and Mr. Faithful', Wokinghani. J. Proctor and J. Berner. oleyning.igue, cloth-factors, April He". 4.11, May 9, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Taylor, Clement's The fourteenth clause will order, that lea• lions for penalties and forfeitures. shall be • T. Bishop. Warnford-court, Thrngsnorton•street, merchant, Mardi 31. A .rid 7, May 9, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Holt, fore Justices of the Peace. Throadasedle , treet. The fifteenth cleave will direct how penal DIVIDO.ND9. • he levied, and when levied one moiety Anvil 21. B. 4 wann. Shigeo', Shropshire. breeches-maker— fond f , ir the ;efts( of the aged and infirm! April 29, H. P. Sslwetter, Newport, Shropshire, printer— April 99, w. Marelield. Newport. Shropshire, woollen-draper— ney- sweepers , to be vested in the names April 18, T. P rownbill. Leeds, silwenmith—A pril 2% P. Bar- in some Savings Bank. , gess, isliester. 'smite— April fi, S. Taylor, Oxeodert-street, St. Martin-in the-Gehl.. merchant—April IS, H. Dunn, Ware, The sixteenth clause will declare, that , Hens, anclioneer—April IS, 1. Dixon, Welling, Kent. inn- money to be levied by,illne of the Act sh. 'keeper—A pril 'IS, G. H. Th ompson. Great Yarmouth. hatkr— deemed unlawful for waet of form, and April 18, G. (:91rey. Blaekwall, hord-hailder— April 9.1„ R. s . , Lloyd, Clemenes-lime. scrivener—April 21; R. James, Hemp- Plaintiff' in any action toi iriegalarity shal, stead, broker—April 25, J. r. Betts, liondura.-strect. Old- cover, if tender of sufficient amends be made street, rectifying-distiller—April 18; J. Yanghton, PAward- , _ ~,,, street, Cavendi.ll-agoare. wise-perdition—Aped 18, J. Tomer, action nraullui Bury-Mill, Her% corn-deMer—April 98. H. Emus, Cheap- The seventeenth clause will direct Justices side...ilk-mercer—April 25, T. Eastman. Cletweel'i-lane , met- minister oaths. chant —May B. S. C.lrd, Jon. Mere; Wiltshire, former—Mai 4. r.m4 N. Millie. Proud -street-buildiap. merchant—April 28. W. Tneeighteenth clause will allow the pa Jacks, Bristol. merchant—April 18, J. Lacer, Whitby, ship- peal to the Quarter Sessions. bonder—M s , S. Dimon, P drtsea , tailor—May 5. J. Jame- T he Schedule w i ll co n ta i n t h e F orm c .n and J. W illis,will* Little Queen•street. coach-makers—April 284 Jahn Watkias, Chepstow, Monmouthshire, shopkeepor—April deetere of Apprenticeship, and of approval 21, S. Clarke, Birmingham. perfumer a Magistrate. • CERTIFICATES—Aram 18. Art Act formed from such materials, en' E. Adamson. Liverpool. tobacconist—T. Archer. Lemberd- of producing the hest consequences. Ti street, boot maker—J. Jackson., Middleton Norfolk. mer chant—N. ii ,. 1 ,. 11 ,,, heeee.iane,niereinee—D : Thomos, Bristol, fat practice of calling the streets wool wboleAleceenaist. away, and there would no longer exist an PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. dragging the poor children from street to V. Runde, sod W. Ots en, Portsmouth. slopsellen —J. Stead- stead of allowing them to test after the ! man and R. Bright, Alderegate-street, haberdashers—M. Brown and J. H. Cow, sf..Manin's-lane, letter press. printers—J. the morning is over, and as is now done 'Arpould . and J. Bradford. Piccadilly, bookseller.—W. East- specteble Masters. And as it is intended . i r ks : nod .1. Lanford, High-street, St. Mary-le-Bonne, pork. 0. Imoney shall be deposited in a Savings Ban butchers—J. and T. Kevin, Newark-npea-Treet, whitomiths —A. Jepson, A. liloyd, and E. Young, Manchester, grocers time of binding to accumulate for *the bene fi t -F, and H. Chille,ra.ll, Ashford, Kent. upholsterers — F;. and a pp r e n tic e , and non e b u t householders who , -H. Claitietsdes anti R. Hammon Ashford, Kent, aviiineeers —W. Boole and Vi. Hancock. Siellield, masefaeterers of east and bat will be allowed to like apprentices ; . steel shoe and butcher knives—T. Dickinson and E. Flashbern. lowa that each persons mast be in a, respectable Wakefield. wisolstaplers—f. Walker and J. Edwards, Bridg- o f lif e . no wa rt ich a .ma nser k ce ers rs - -I . .i , L ase yol . a j ad ua J . . Il w ur aed istai J ..K is izst et o . n... 4 p o si ng ...tri Der mi : The next Improvement which the proposed by. hosiers—J. and W. Bloom'lteld. Walsworth bricklayers— offers, with a view to encourage the use J. Henson" and J.' Dobson, Kilpin, Yorkshire', brick-makers h . c tatty in the cleansing of Chimneys to the —J. Andrews. sen and J. Anthews, jun. adandield, aseetee . --4. Twaddell and J. Taylor. .stokmley,, Yorkshire. mop. possible extent is,., reduction of the keepers — J. ar" Denison, lt i aki m " . "P" Hall. ;Pint -goer- osaally paid for sweeping by Climbing 80 , charris-LD. Locke and W. Lindop; Mumehetter, macaws/-W- • of , Weathetky aad T. •11.7rratt, Defect, Kest. paper . srso sn As —j, Increase .pri ce f . , th ose ' Charretie.aod T. Shepherd, Caleuns— W. Holmes o u st it. it. Cass- machinery ; and . as the goiter's, wish seems rte. Lica moor. fi ells, livery-stable-keepers —R. Gaud and I. the use of machinery, we feel Confident that Beckett, Silver-street, Wood-street; ".U.isamies-iulneraetarer. —T. Owingtoo, J. Wilkinwm, i f. I ~, ~ . s g ,, ,„,d tic will not refuse a small addition in price . H. Thompson , London and ma,g...P.V.ueld___. J. Wi--..•a• .-...". 1 - , Masten who may second their wishes, partite, field, dyers—E. tirliii. and E;Miikhails; Toahridge. surgeries —.I. Hepburn, sea. W. Millar. wad. J. tlipinws,jon. L to • - • .. to bind ourselves to • as - we are willin :-. lane, Bennondsey. tea:sus-4M. Ilnofflngspisbgraft r g a g Lshsp. , chimnols .of the poor for half the suags.Wb. herd, Lancaster, spirit-aserchauts. ~,,,,,-1 ~.. .., .. should s be entitled to charge under the,piopoied ---rfts'7" H 5. • to the middle and higher classes. The Auntie Price .f fglG4lll,4aredlin weeks comet The proposed Bill will also provide, that March 25, is6Bl. PO- per Cwt.. v iA, 1 i.,..t • • of chimneys shall, in Wore, be hailLef such Average Prices of CORN of, ENCHANbood WALES, pee aionaand form as to admit . of their being clean s ed newer, from the netors.s, ceding Farah 21:— .e. ) ,Machinery ; _sod . w ill all , ' prneide.; thist a . , ~-a Art , , . '- Wheat Rye 'Barley- I (Vat Seem Pease] get,• all forfeiture! pod pe n alties .half . fie tep,odti -- Seheri.lbiß Wi tie benefit `oftimr:sgid s. 4. es d s.. 41 A' ll' ev d , r.' d. -r. A I 81 9 59 6 . 47 alt ',Fitt iIf.NA 13 8134 4 4 poor 1311111110,portmpesse • 1 • vi qtr tent .1 , I • ilk- ' • henestaq eth lei it 'filial ors , , . . •.. . . . . :61 , 01 xyl .i v .. :nridl -ell , sil kilts: 4423 :a1...1m es ft Vomit: zicat • - i • . t • ''. - : • C j it'. A1k41.-9'"--.C.--- °l.A4ll6Aditi"l / 4 "..# .• . • . • .. •' ' , • . - , ... . • •• T . ~ ''', ....t ... : .. t ". • • . . , t<.. iII -- _ _,.. .. ........ ~,.. .. .- .. -.,,-,„..,, . 4...=5r.. .:.‘.,0 . I •.' • . .. cr. ' 1.• Ai; rail I. " • 4 • V :ar .. . ... ' . .. " • - • _ • , , tf -1, I 1-* . , • I ..• :Ivo., ft • .. • I . P . \ f 1 ..:0 - • ': • t lit, . / • .... . . ..., • $ $ ~ •i 4 2liA' 1 - , ' \ . • ' i c . 1 -f a ... ,_ , c ---- v I .) , . :I. . 7 • . A, • 0 . . ' , . • - ' . - • - . .. . ..• • " .•••--._ . 1 . _ , _ . , .i A . TICI. 57 :.! • • • - - • !LONDON- • MONDAY 31.48C,fi 30, 1818 • •, . - • • -. . • • . . • ' ! writ ro"-. •-• •- *l fl. '- • . ' . Cairo for mina Lissimair jai lei ihe OM * aid lArrpgar 41i4 ire.glit spoupoo47 : . , , • .........................! 74r 1711, March, 18111.* .44.048 - 041NitkeSW01.44 To the .PRER tool . INIPSPEN li ENT ELECTORS of • " , . . Ns,. % SOUTHWARK. NAT, PRESENT, t'UTURE. , . • . -I. POSED * DLL, • efaweLitils*. F OR PAST &veer BIM thank. his Twit - Frieods, ~, VOtYlt Country will duly appreciate the public the"podie g 'PEW' PRESENT LUCK BOW thanks (his . .. 3 06.. , - Z.. 4 • ' ..1. virtim whirls yogi hare 4%08,44 la the Rekolationi pre. isagtoec),POß.T.yllE, who Oa weal) distribeteil, is Soares, , 7 ‘lllllltisilamtile seM recite the Act of tooted to ow ibis st:t r . be a deputation from yew Phily t bet .be among stsirs Cart o o t wri 'yesterday, his pietist Majesty, aid will state, ili tokens,' st 10,44 as one of the Catmlidates irtirtby the •Themity4Sl,ooo yst drawO t . %fence and ripp . ort of eabotteht, incorruptible. and disiaterested Nearly L a u the capitals that hare been Realm t . sheltie, es - far es slay be practicithle,,t Promos.' li ea hollow whirls I issost gratefully otkritelestße. With liotle•IW Btro entitled to Foot Pipes of Port each. the we of ontchisery is cleansing of chi 41.4 pledge asyself to deserve, by Metity to Oly profersloas And For FUTURE Patrotmee BISH relies with eltisitt!oce on .r te Ara, log .., , YWahermelliW: the Public g and. judging from the PAST nail the PRES,RNT, - A . 4 cl ause am rem; ' You are now aFordioe *wilier trample of the fallacy and he woos he cot rely *jib egad coalltestire that FORTUNE. 4 11 :5... "balometrofarrimentswhiCh primrose on the apathy and corrupt trlthoogb his skeping Porton betweep lb. Revs. cf Unto tag, 11. h i l ioad .in aut h or : d e. e sdberciti 'bropetwities of the People, and I trust that yea ace about to will be w akeful to the interests of those who hate It *yam b. her h - 4:: s t eld 000 her triumph to the :Forts of potrisoista. Wheel. tither al 4. cornbm, or % cadosog,.c,oo4 or of wwipparont .. o. the Poor, with the 'con k . ' Plsoelissi Ibe renamed tr. Partisnomt. ycs will , Anil in see aBS Arnstsin the Cowry, for • . 'Millais 9 to bled boys above ten years eraloadvi:cato Air the Reform pm specify. and a Repasts- 'THURSO AT, 9th of APRIL. ( SlB , toil., who wit; Melt it his duty. on all other udder% to obey THE WIT DAT, .. two-chargeable, Apprentices to Chian , the I.4trecthro of his Coestitients ' or resign his trait if ever he Whet, the TWO PRIZES of 4131,nix)! AlPith!h• l 4 l l PAYjog. 4cOt SO. lots el irlwild be unable tomelesitously to exec to them.' ‘. Thirty-Sow ether bapitals of diS„QQ. Xl,l 01. Ac. Br. 414ireara of ags. The rimless is not (Or nee.'. hat metwores ; met for party MUST ALI.. BE DRAWN, new. brut' geperal principles I .orces. Wit. elm wither be oltnit the first -desstra Blank will haw Pear Pits , ' of Port. _.. .tb - iid: ' . -tfanse will obl4ehlastots o L e •trilf:l Ow Sroini. Mit wort he itlentille4 with die, r _hwetell , of Blliff e n tre a ts the' Hoiden of the Farrow *kooks la wet . A' -to • depos ft t ea Pitied's is riu sad es itteore of die envoy t *lib/ walla" lan* them kw Payment inswiediatel%, and tke Holders of the >f rater &h am & ~....‘,.,,‘„„„„ ,;,g „a'.....i. not deprive toe attempt ofliumorer. nor revoker kobtrtics of all estiol-d t 9 the Wise to select the e_ictsu Port Milts - Klatisbreb r 4 . - ''' o- 1. 7 6 7 ' ori T e '.. end ' i isilvaillime torlitreare.of itilogroolcore, .- . . _ arid mot tlw Bill tisliiii, lirlieit tlltti Ito Around.. . I . rm . it la ba l “.o. A n t vain . Jett . 1 . 0.7 Rain t a k ond ii, dessol, - _L _ _ i s__.„..o. - -.__ .„ „,,______________ . „_. . _ _________ -mode fit ilitirosires edgeaslate for tl 1 . :•_ . .r . —..4 - . .. . 4 " '- -- - 41 ' -.:+' • • • • • • • . l l. ' eters.4 l , l6 ll l- • ' to", ', ".• •., . • "lb ..e 7 - 'k•-! . . .. .1 ,'Z i ' '5" ' • ; . .. . I `.. . ? . , k,, , ..it• ,_ ,..tt..e: f atimi 11 - •- • !-4, r • t .., u ., - . , • 4.4,,,... 3 101?.111&43 . , 4 al.. - _ . .. .. - . ~ . . .. . e.-- . • ' . . . , . . . . • • g : , .1 1 tittck 70 '''''"'""a7.ll:l4l.l. 4 "." l "ga, „:.. ,-,.. 1 1A 1 7,... ,;,. . 411114 • ~ .. . ~ . _ . tar PRO.. 1 The Master Chimeey.sweepeis are c o ntent le at . . ' 1 !h e settee of .the Proposed . ililf on the result of a 1 cairn and disfassirkste coesiderition of the Right th e 28th o f Honourable Cotsmltiee, and. or the etirletce upon It it is - dra.' which it shall be &wailed, COnfident that Parliament • ; : enc o urage will let affording to the dictate of that soend di,. envy,. crimiariug principle of !itemising- judgment in mercy A the former witioCiaaa so long charectelised the Legislature of tilt as ardens and ,___„,_Telit MASTER CHIMNEY-SWEEPERS, vlimarliien of tbeCittes uf L *Woe and IV estalaster. . , tint of two aiv e sakigig. . ' of age, who , . , . 1-sereepees, FILE:11GB PAPERS. VA' • i: , lit limy are _ . • IL. Ps ese; Meilen 26.—The shocks of aatthqoakaii •'....- ", take 2 • 46 Which ever felt airing the Alps; in the South eft . .• -•`;.-rv•'., - the weiest Fropecfsati• es the Ceenoese reit le em mpeb sole \.. + ' ..... a ith• hodooki. *Went Is! OM rumbas, or "•• 'SW ii , Sal* o , t lilt bot ; /ler An eißtosiiike Wafted an the- h relieve?. at • 4 bowel 01 Cenoniartry *Met qbe wells of tee &eater part of ire i t it the the boosesin flat town were meted; other heetei it in Pellie4 in the villages in the neighbou r h oo d o f Me an t Ri ms ase he shell were thrown down, andevienty Personi.were killed. 'The greater part of the oathednd end the eirminer; n age of the were by suhseq•ent eartlitteakee minced I. a keep . _ - ores. of mine, and several ecclesiastic's were killed. i the forms of After Mass, yesterday,, the Kin received the Swedish Fairoy, M. d'Osarn. en Piney" The Prince' honied yesterday at R. Germain, ar: ears of age, companied by the Dille of Wellingtoo, sod hie brothel. Indenteres We learn from Colmar, the 17th testae, that the Il remain in Grand Duke of Baden he, beets attacked byeis tie. new which threateus his life. His Higitnese•bue no • , A lhea of Ap- male heirs. .•441, -. t 5. Five per Cows.—Tuelday, 851. 95 e. -oNOSillinil• . , ys shall not d ay, 65 C. 85c. . • .4;1 nacos .. ourneymen; •'. 111 .......—..... 1, nor Boys, CHAMBER OF DEPUTIES, Mann SI& • Movie . empire at Comte Mole, the Minister of Marine, M. M Ithittanct to tiler, and M. Simeon, Royal Comm&ssioners, am. pointed to support the law relative to the Slave Apprentices Trade, attended the sittiug on the !Ministerial Bench. sndays, and A Report was read from the commission on Veti e be place of Lions. • not. Le Sieur Bon's' SAINT VINCIINT, intintied in the ff cleansing Ordinance of the 9.41 h of July, 1815, prayed, in A at sixpence new Petition, to be permitted to return to France, I additional awl to present himself before his Judges. A simil s t and i ree ill Petition had been presented two months ago, and re. .. those 'Mini; jected. Th.. Commission therefore, considering that ption of the no new grounds were alleged by the,Peationer for at the chirn. complying with his appliestlon, proposed the Ord'ir r Apartments pf the Day on his present Petition.—Adopted. y, shall be Otron Durant:maws meant", the Report of tie Commission appointed to Ap s es.** the Project .4 . .....-••• all flues in Jerre es the Slave Trade . . "The Minister et Marlee," ris than trine sad be, " bas told you, that the *batlike of this led in spelt traffic has'been long desired by enlightened men of y. Persons ell nations ;—that this desire was formed by religion liable to a sod philosophy --that it had sprang op in the mind's of ell people, a nd in tbe hurts of all kings. In fact, tices to de. a new era seems to open for generous sentiments : Ind Appren. European industry had made, in modern times, advance" feyourable to the arts, fruitful in wealth / all coneie. but at which humanity was forced to groan.— le made be- A commerce which the law of necessity, the heat of the climate, and scarcity of hands, could 'shies are to alone authorise, had established the Prectice of trans- . to form a porting men Isini the burning soil of Africa poor Chits- to distant countries, which they were destined to of Trustees fertilize. WWI. ages hid lespeeeed' nn this el. portation of tbablacks. the seal of -possession—even distress for 'bat of imprescriptibility. Morality, that precious s•'' 1 i shall not he basis of society end relit:lop, thattekljnie.iospira- nd that the (ion which no pretest of interest can *sty, protested 4 hall not re. loudly against this means of *wicking Colonial pos. ! made before sessions, he their voice, opposed by to many in- terests, appeared to lose itself in sir. European dices to ad- Poyers„, who have expressed at once the Win; of their: power and of their dinky 14 shjiirrhg ill rival. 3wer of ap. ship, have simultaneously likewise Majored slitolers.it . ..Alen of the traffic in slaver.' 'Oils tendency iewhills of en in. a noble object has not left to titnaleild* would* . proud by a fallibly hate ace r ompliflied floe honour of fulfilling • this generous resolution. If it is true that a gosietal nuld not fail cry has resounded through Europe neatest tile tradik, 'he disgrace. it is liken lie truethat it hes heal Moira eensWereti std be done as a barbarous specelation,' proscribe'" by lima. tt excuse far madly. religion, and morality ;. we may at law o street, in- present you with the consoling Ahneght that the ato• business of groes imported into our Colonies, always receiver% a by all• re. there, en the . part of the planters. an i n rbogesreis 1 that a sum truly paternal; that their wants trete eonauleed with Bank at the humanity; and that numbers of colonists, by using i fflefit of the their rights of property Ake genera's, persons, by rho pay scot seeking all means of rendering the situations of their 'ices; it fol. slaves less painful, by encouraging marriages, and ,actable way faiouring the progress of population, endessoured . to render themselves irsdeTondent of new supolle's - 't .nposed Bill from Africa. In fine, the common wish of all *V use of ins. planters, and the common end of their efforts were, 1 the greatest to obtain a suffirient amber of 'levee by reprudvo- prices now tints. Some, l repeat it, .would shere brought about • ,k . . oys, and an this result without violence, without a clashing 'off in. I . to swept by ferests ; but 'should France, where intermits send. • ins to favour menu develop tbenselees to trillekly ; should Fromm, hat the Pub- always in the van ender the Ileeneret of honour and ice to those humanity, celcolate ass the•farw saarificee which sit . Particularly imposes on herself ? She'd site separate herself from I sweep the other nations ? Can she refuse to imitate them?-- • as.which we No.! Gentlemen', ear avast .10110nerils knew well 4 ! opoiteit 'Bill, the maligns, feeliog. •Ch Mast ' Feencey restored to f •'' -• her legitimism Prisms, night not to be- the test to , hat the flees bind beeself by the common ostb.• . Her's is dated she 1 • A,. such dimes. . A .lthis of May, ,LBl4 ;..it wu moaned at the Congress i l l 1 cleansed by or V issue, oa the 51‘ or, Feb roe ry, 1815; sad 0 ft," a moiety of last Treaty afPerip . , Nov. 20, in the same year.' . 1 tit .d in SOM. "" ".4 tili agile er kire ' nationil piety for ItViiiieris 3 end Infiins tsilkiiis f4t4iet, oilthe fith. bl- Jtinterry." lett; I - islojected,'• advainitarativatyy raw viiimio * lt , ' lest to/b• i ~i.ii vie 'T s , !alilitaq re '.it.obas , ... ,tii-I%ini fawn' , • strl• l4 a ai ~ . .!;,.....i . .... ;o Lae t tar: . ',.. .2 *lia * , ,,,,:t0z0i kl: wailt..: att ? .. . ~ . • . • . . • . _ . . - I. }. V