The Statesman. — London, England, 1810-02-16 00:00:00

I•Cw'rri , g7 -- • , t .- . • •: ; >• No. 1240• ""awnwpßrAtrWitt t , 11 --------•------ 14W THEATRE -ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. HIS EVENING will be acted, a new Drama, Three AiTHE ls, intervelsed with musi alled FREE KNIGHT S; or, THE EDICT OF CHARLEMAGNE. hch BU DG E T dd (first time) a New Farce, celled " A OF BLUNDERS. . • Places for the Bores to be taken of Mr. Brandon, at I , e l, e rr Box-otlice, in Prince 's -place, heart -street, from tea itl 1.. g. - c• Pit. 3s 6d. ; Lower Gall. 2.5. t Upper Gall. Is. go" i To • -morrow Evening, The Free Knights. s . • This day was published, plic . 9s. ( A LETTER to' the Right thin. PERcEYAL, !kw tord of the ' ___ Wilttß leenottey f i s a k e. Me. /kr. npee reported Corresposideeee with Le Or= MELV lo rekreoce to the return of that to Power. . • lIY A COUNIAY GENTLEMAN. Prlided for C. Cbapple, Pall Mall. Also, Jest published, 1. The COUNCIL of TWELVE; or, St. • Stephen's Meder-roll, 91. 6d. • • 2. The POPISH DIVAN ; or, Political Sanbedrim, 4i. 611. S. TRUTH in PURSUIT of WARDLE, 9a.41 4. EXAMINATION of WARDLE'S LETTER to LORD ELJAENBOROUGH,.III. LONDON INSTITUTION. Old Jearv, Feb.l3, firlilE MANAGERS of the LONDON - IN -1 .11E11110V, here by GIVE NOTICE. that their clerk. 1 t NGS SAVAGE, has disappeared abruptly from t heir set ice. By Order of the Managers, SAMUEL WOODS, Secretary. This day was publisised, • lo 1 Vol. small 4to. pria 11. /*boards. • A $ Eutiro New Vorbiou of all the ODES of PIS DA R, Roo the original Greek Into Eaglisti Lyric Irapors: with Nei* • By the Rev. J. L. 011DIESTONE, A.M. iver of the Chniefill School, &o!!% 4latthlk. for the Arolo6_by Riclasni Bogo r Norwich t lAA C; sWIR R. Bald wit% dge-street, •;" ; 4 **E - 2'," - 't • . 4 LtStit i tfr "e"`"P•,- Irtg COMMITTEE of &MCI Electors, who v e lately met at Baker's Cofee liettse, Cerabi are ~.aismediatei, to vend in to tbe Secretary WI MIMI ow' turps entervel teulitebrordimeOepplool-- IX. et Moulage gereytte, Esq. fFt, i, 11110. • -`'- _ • • This isek,prto' r HE RIGHTS of the SOVEREIGNTY - VINDICATED. Oh particular Reikaence to Poli tical Doctrines of the Edinburgh Review, and other pelts diem! Publications. By-JOHN PERN TLNNY, Esq. _Loodeo: Printed for C. aad R. Baidalo, New DWI* street; and fer. Brodie and Co. Salisbury. move may be bad, by the same Author, A LETTER to the VISCOUNT FOLKESTONE, price ls. td. LOST. TO EAST INDIA COMPANY'S WAR. ROTS, via. September Sale 1809, rol- 509, No. wr o , c. 83i7-9 Chem noon Skin, per Mantas Calilej Cb^t, rex:timing onciealtd.—De?aisber-1141e 1509, f. 5i 1291g,c. 34-9 Chests Congiaa.per Cmitti, 1 Chest 1, ir hoed. boever w1:1 bring the lama to ilatimadlCowilall, No, 101, yeibercts-orret, shall receive Half a (beam; Reward. Title PROPRIETORS, LESSEES, and OCCUPIERS o r a HARI...". AM WAREHOUSES, in and adjoining Non MI Londuo, LIGIITLRSIEN, and others in-, t ato% frHE COMMITTEE appointed to condott L. l y e oppinition to the applkation th Parliament hr the wis D ue t Company, fi n lease to - augment their capital *a In tie Itirther sum of X 7,.;0,,ar, request the attendance of tka b oe room, and of all others Whose interests are' bi d, Li k affected, at a bleetiag which , will beheld at tbe L a if 1 son', 011 Moadty the 19th emit, at U u'elsek, .11 Tie Meeting will proceed to• bushiest, preciseky at ose Alert It ' Tbis day were published. • In Octsvi,, price fie. hoards, DRACTICA L .STUDIES fur POLITICAL JR: REFORMERS. Coirsors.—Souly I. Political Cossmltutions; 11. Metaphysics; 111. Analogies; IV. Ge neral Opinions of Political Constitution.; V. Kiev; VI. Church; VII. Nobles; VIII. Represeutatioo of Oil Peo ple; TX. Parties : X. The Press; Xi. The Prince. London : Printed for C. and IL Baldwin, New Bridge street. This Day wits published, in Bro. price 31. 6d. THE COUNCIL OF TWEI,VE ; Oc t St,. Stephen's Muster Roll. A Poem, with littler, tenpin! calory. Min, price 4s. 6•1. Bvn. Boards, • . .The Popisli OiVall, or Political Sanhedrin, ; 'Podat, with Notes relative to the Oxford Chancellorship. • • Likerisse, price 2s. stitched, An Examination of Colonel Wardle's Letter to • Lard Ellenborough, being n complete Vintlicatiou of his Lordship. - By ERINACKUB. Printed for C. Chapple, nod miltbe And at any of the Booksellers. • . . surnittas UNDER. THE LONDON DOCK A CTS. • T a numerons and tesiiect! ble Me r a tinii .eft the . Prdprievir:, Lessees, mad Occupiers of Wharfs and in and adjoining the Port- of -London , and of Lonermen, and various other Persons interested, held at the halms Tavern,' on Theintry; the Mb layer Febialliy, pursaaat to public Advertisement. • . Mr. SH i% RI Fr ATKINS in the Chair. T h, ponjun of the Imam: Dock Caaf ~ arty to the Ha at:die de Bodarof Common, mad the of the big beld at the =heir • 414•4 !Tares, to the Bth inst. gigirei read, Weed taaimnesly—The It le the Plillgten this lithe, that the Bill smite lobe entaiandlep its Lemke Dot Company, for anameining their pigment enormities MI pee of TIVOMI LLI ON S. by die funks" stun Ot 4151).000, ogre M be appnaed. from motives *tinplate princttie, eis wen • private Plitlrv, inamiach nt Monopolies„ 'tier isleg missive ;ewers and privilt fx, are ;serious, alarming, and tumult public evil, 1.1 ► Ito defeat tedividat hid item. That the Mondpo yto the Lon on Mt( Com ma Among already injured a great variety of persom, Vf the Capital be extended. wherebv increased powers albe given to thexclusive privilege* already eqjoyed by tit Company, te n d to annihilate the property of those him Mh Meeting win therefore oppose the intended Bill; expedite. from the wisdom and Justice of Par igrum from the peculiar kuation of private pro per, as Ileforestated, it will .out be permitted Wpm into "a , . That the Committee now appointed be requited to solicit matinee of the Right ilooounible the Chancellor of the laiererg and that a Deputation from the Committee wait yahoo, to 'spline the objertioar to the Sell, and the veri ob Mjsries 'Melt will aetessasily remit from it, if passitted t. Fen into a Law. JOHN ATKINS: The Chairman having left the Chair, R.Nolved Unatii,notely—That the Thanks of-this Meeting be 4,$ eu to tlir Chairman.; for him liberal, energetic, and ju taiw•enoduct. n • . This Day ars F 41444 0 1 , 4 . 1• By C. Chap?le,' rati-IMM, • A I.IIIOETICA RANTHEONryfesliiditelb** 1 History of the gee*. Geis tpod ItsisMips -vs s with NMes, pad etobentittlft with tilde! eiegallt ~., L i.:l; t l ,• . ~ ew Isegitsit Grammar, the EnLii3h one Assisted s'behig n Collection of familiar Letters, sup posed from a Father to his Daughter, relative to the Duties of a Governess, Progressivdly treating on every preessary subject for mudding Youth tedutain a perfect Knowledge of the English langoage intended for the Use of Schdols, par ticularly Ladies Seamarks. By W. C. Guinn), price 69. bound. S. Important Italics fur the Female. Sec, /a Yeferdnee to Modern. Manners:' • By Mr +. Cockle ? Autbitir of Fishes' Grand Gala, Three *c. prico7s. ex. Beards. "4, Juvenile Journal, or Tales - of bath. By the same Author. Price 9s. Si. ditto. .Jultpohlbistat, price 9s. 6d. TRUTII IN . PORIVIT Of WARDLE • being a LETTER to Colonel G. LL. WARDL4 M. P. - • , • " Letterset, have calmed the Writers • " T 6 curse the day they were intliters." The Public are respectfully requested to. Orme this Leltar develupes iiod Wardis's Politic* Scheme. of. la:. troducing French Officers into the English ; and cap. taint eopiesof the Letters of it Wt.. W. Wrath, 111.,P -, and William Henry Lyttleton, ht. P. no ibis intespitinig SO; jest.—Lt also exhibit.% the 111 ,, ck Patriot in .ht Ore Unaritc• ter—A Government Contractor ! and give% time fittest merlons Anecdotes of Colonel Word*, ilanjor Dodd, Ate. . • , Written by 'l% FARQUHARSON. Sold by C. ChaPple, Bookseller No. 66, Pall-Mall, aad by most of the respectable Booksei ' lers. • " Min, an heroic Epistle to Colonel Wardle,2s. 6d. and an Examinatipt of Col. 1 1 / a ntic's Letter to Lord Ellenhoroagh,. ; being a Complete Voulfctatiou of his l o orthhip, price Its. A CILALIsENGEs • • • MESSRS. CURRIE and CO , Surgeons , l a te an in bit Mcliesty's *thief; challenge 'the whole warld apme a siogt.taytanee where their Medicine and Method de have failed of the desired effect. The practice of a" years in WU particular impels of their profession, has mprm the to, one mottecemftil Case. liestorstiour to direct their Wadies to. the treatment and 'lllld Venereal Complaints, and that Deraogetnent of the ' Mo r n h f ic a h h is t the somtl i t d igace ( of tr pepicus i u r s u at ei st i l i s. , •ast it e; ISIA abatis sexes bit , ci lls a file ss o7l u t n w i lit y fit t nil to ls y e the allidlimsnerce of hanussuros ; the other have its ravages N- Z:Moped an them by a distraninx state of•deltility, if newly remedied, terminates. in Impotence. These all!m skiers* awls, while Cansumptions,„ Loss Ter umi ,and various Nervous CoMplaintr, %nasally ,_ ex the earlier stages of this s olitary .vote. Of per lanaiehiaff leder the disorders incident to such a. habit, irk liniment II Wavle; sind has never proved. unsuccessful. Mir romps of a low labortomis awl much extended 'prac -4 le the molt obstinate and comp Heated Asses of Year. alli t likeness inch as Obstimetkmo in ike Urethra. Spongy esarseences. Haul Trumann. ail - Meal, LiliptiOtlil, Se lig Weakness, Glees lIMICTURES. Uhler reteM er of Wag de ration, and which have baffled Ill ieller other Practitioners. are, by their present improved , =le: e rg trseY co e d ri r e ilin tg ra.iultiltintic:lillrae cored , wills ig he I S o winch frequeatly fellows tbe application of the Lu I ,l l lllllii. In the costae of twenty yews elealestie "se setzolls, numerous cases or Strictures Save WIZ altalli r their rare, the total eradicatioa of which are Ilkeldlty a safe, certain, and expeditimmumtle of radii*. rto wig ether yet adopted. The . wordiness, mum. erd debility proceeding front this cetZhines are slice' reittmaered, and the patient restored to and vigurate little. list where thetlebility has fur rale existed, a pass FRY Knew:ma in their restorative rensellie l l e areer it Siri4N. lb e Wiliam dummy ed, is todispeusahlyreqii to revive the dai lhaihei s „__ apasks finale, and to re-animate the Coast insolent mem , °NAOMI. and Cierfet.emisa of the first *rays hare been wider ibe care tat Messrs. CUR= , C ll• 'llfe the removal of consplainb of the Urethra, Stiles I igoate.; and having received a italic& nod peellasisl•l . 1 1 rlspestitalarly refloated that refers:aces might be amidst ',wen, as satishictory evidences of the decided superitirity I L Ilion. CURRIE and CO's plan of trestment. Many eV. tWaimea have had strictures irons 10 to liti years, p. 4 .e..te min the care of Messrs. Home, Heasaides, ~ abd 'mimeo et earn! eminence, who attempted the cure by *allre . of the Low Caustic, witAirsot amuse. am Currie and Co. may be consulted by either se x 14411 e delicac gventast y, secrecy, and honour, at their. 2 - , he. 107, Hansa Garden. . •:; ls. Nina h s ., la the Cowary are requested to state the partieib t 7 lane awe, me, and ;rating habit of living, tk.c. im s s. :sitl • Willma remittaace for advice and medicines, when the :_! ar sent to aay part of the kingdom. To ea , COL .,. Ing secrecy se ante o 1 to their uudertatung, the post yeah . . may be added to the account for medicine. hue, 14 1 9 7 -107, Mattes eardea. This 1) was published, in Two Volumes Octavo, Price 1.5.. in boards, INSTRUCTION OF TILE DEAF , AND HUM g or, a Theoretical nod Practical View of the Means by which they atW•tanglit to speak and understand a Lan4uage cootainiag Hints for the Correction of Impedi ments in Speech; together witb a Vocabulary, ilhistrated by. numerous Copper-plates; repreaeoliag•the must common Ob= ject, necessary to he named by By JOSEPH W1 3 g7 . 1.1.. D. • Lied.? Printed and sold by Duren* end Harvey, Grace: ; to be had also /gibe Author, at the Asylum, K • . - - 'lr :*- , r • In the Press, and speedily will be published, lu One Volume Octavo, TitEGARDENER'S KAIANDAR;'mr, tenthly . Directory of Operations in every,Braneh of Horticulture. .By WALTER NICOL, 4-4 * s 4 Author of " The Villa Garden Directory" ••••• " Th e A m ok Fruit, or Kitchell Gardener,"—" The Practical Plaits," fte. kc. • Tee Kaleodar will be p re ceded by a Dissertation ow the Situations proper for Gardens and Orchards; on tioila, lad how in improve them; on Manures, and their epistle:dive s and on the itonatilin of Craps. It will exhibit the iiewest and yet Mithedli- of cultivating all kinds of culiairy eot apyregyed ables, Fruits, Simile, and Flowers; the Managesgegt of Mot-bous:•s of et a e escrip Hot-walls, Floed-pits, ltd Hot-beast the hoese, and the Coevereefory s so. IN NI form is complete ussistaot ill the operative Gardner, end, to the scieatifie }lonia:keret. • Edinburgh :Tamed for Archibald Constable and Co.; and for threcalslis,•Monter, Park. mei Homer, L g ge e ,e. 46 , Of w m may be kul, by the Author, THE VIL A GAEDLE 1MM.K(...-f OR Y : or, Mootbly Index of W to be dune in Towshaagl.-Villa Unoes, per . byre, ite.; kb Mists oa •tho Treatment of Plants and Flowers kept is the Greets-MN. the Lobby, agitge m ew _ 1 . Foolscap - Octavo: - • Mee 79.64. ' - . • hi t ri rs b elieved there is no Book orGardeiftg daft* Platt Of this Work. : It Is intended sae =shoat* to• Geretemer whom bosiorMorcessarksilMOSltem to the Chamber r to the counting-1440n, slim Math and recrems• thelr•Villte, aed to thesakfibh elem. -theoleelne - ear:meat of their own Garbo and Parterres. • ' . rueriA l l! 44414 sibl.--•4,movAr - •*` - "‘ — "N, •I' " - virittitoiM a15,.)41% • ,rtAITO ,t,iia • ifts* Is ipsipi - #... ;„ . • • •-. • ~..,A 4 ,- ".. J.: ... 7 - , *o •.•` • . 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MORRISON'S BOOK-KEEPING, 7s. 10. PICTURE of LONDON, 3810, ss. 11. perrs NORTHAMPTONSHIRE, Bs.. • 12. MORAL TALES, 4 volt. 10s: 6ik• •. • 13. RUND„ELL'S GRAMMAR , of' SicRED HIS TORY, • No. 6, Brieletstrely FA- 1810 - . • 4:154t4-llft'' - . . ' '•itS ••• 'I -, . . fr . • ;\ .... . ;,, ~ ~ -.... ? • - . • 4' • - I - i . ''' i ! . •RY 16,- 1810... . -.. .- . r .1 - :, _...: Pi and .~ MUSICALS inTIAAORDINART. • IfOLEMAN+ ..,AIita,A, I O9IABLE IJSERUMEN,Tia and 1 -,- - 1 SJ Arourniirttiih w irtd**** t* mages. 1140 - ( .101:i•ar Olk Y Ct.. lkwi., "Wm Pr 1 5 1 •Forsttelf iisitt . tone, not oleo oet, at ati am it Lovas ; ror any. nee vot *Wei no early , isemiteaty.,to he made at the ittailcat a , , .. illey•Mit (not a shop)- 1 1 E . 'lt- Mr. L `al NINO sMI triad Inttato t from 19 to * &Clock to palate kit at' tithe Fatiidites, nod l site ha orb t and. Matto Feriae 40. to Mhilithaoliiii.rts *ay .• Lemmas thereon at his home, po# Im ' essaseme hotroetioodtc. tither at home tti. •. • •• • .i..... -.. • t !•`•Y WILLIAM MOUNTAIN, SARA . OEN'S.Mg ! ),.D, *; • ' • ONO W-ii ILL,' LONDON. • , • • The best accommodotian for Traveliers—Oorsd 8°414-4tr' Liquors, and moderate charges. The l'olls4l..us' Goa bob Mail Coaches, .Stc.• net . oat. frsitia. iturotaitet Head Ina; Smolt-hill. . . GLASGOW, • DUMFRIES.' CARLIII.Z; worrstrit: VLN. PENRITH. BROIMIL .APPLWAY.,* tA' TER I CK11; 'and BOROUGIIBRADO/4; tit r Coaches, event MaraiiNg.. to carry /Our Ike: • • YORK and LEEDS New Pm Coaches, se out every icy 4* at kalf-tnat Sire o:cleci g arrive at York th e t tueive o'clock. • • . TM 'I.:CLIME 'Nevi Firing Post-Couch,' carries ?At only to to York,. Suuderband, . Newcastle, . iiiaburgh, by way of Stamford, Griutharnould Dow • ester; evert Orating and Morsdag, tit*: Stiwerby'i, tkail W hite-horse C,opper•gate,. Vol* Uncommon Cheap TravenbuttiLirtirpottl i pZ ies tith t Wirty- ing .Punt Cnachn, to the Assgui 41m, • ,vz. • pool, daily.—Leeds and Waketieid 'Putt railed the Clothier, set, out' curry klurakg/ •at Masi bv Incas did Co. Leeds. .. 1110STON,' Spading, Peterboiotigh, Stilton, Auk sad Thiatitigdoo utw Itoyne Matt eabelt; sets out every' event . Coaches from Swam tq Spilsby, Louth, Grimtby. tO4 Li, nes'Oevs WatrinKlos. Kislisford, atone, and . dela Peat Catch, Gulled .the Etpenition, eyerylieniag, ar tit.the.Gragis Ice, .401-eroaostreet, Liverpool.' gil ei lisk ini Cittebes; than** Clqp-' , pilau .geml s mime mei • With; d'itie toditne 4 - , Vrathe to Mr. goo rematitally tiny, with a th roughout. Pawn throng+ Stamford, Newark , Itet= e , a Deocaster, nod Ferry bridge, to the Golden-lion, Leedi, next day at noon, and rentals •Irens, thews every Morelia at eight.o'clock. • Not withstanding the WICOMO41:1 expedition of this Coach, it is al , lowed 'to be the most agreenble mid complete Oldie convey. race on the North Road, being unequalled in accommodation hy - nay either. • 14. StipA Li Lancaster Preston. Kirby, Lonsdale, Bolton, Charley, Ormskirk, and Garslang Poet Coaches, every after :MOW at our ee'cleel. Othat/sill.f - o'" , e - . Gamin° w, loongtow ' K. Gresa, .A.,,,,,,E i ptie,f,.... s t Renwahill, Thornhill, e . r M. Clowlnche iagswelle and tip wt. I f Statilemi t l v ranee Coach, Daily, . Lotrrn, Spolsby, Boston Hull; Grimsby, Spalding, Petri berAlillitati, mideltaithuthou Costche seite - o( v_yery nfeeninen. • MANCHESTER, SloCkport, MSCCICSfiekI, WilteolO.W, 'Om kietOu, Newcastle, Wats3U, one Afolverhatiaptun Post Coheir every alterative. Guarded. - • - • • Cs it eist.E, Penrith, sad White.beren. Post Coach, goes, trithfour horses and a guard all the way. Prises through Brottglt Appleby , _ - Grietabridge, Richmond, Catterick, 1 SorouVidges iVethertry, Aberford, Duncuiter, and Greats Them k nearest way by eighteen miles). Stts out even Morning,iand performs the joaraey.with the greatest faciiilyil -rant-non detained on the road by business, or pleasure live the peculiar Advantage of their Seats being secured iii Il lw be gs•Coweb (with six Coucluseh)e ... - Rai on enolen_, Walsall; WolVerhamptno;Kidderininster. Starirbridesa NM Lindley Croach. every evening. . . BRIGHTON Post Coach, through Kyegatc awl CoekfieJil, eVery'illemiag at a Quarter llrefforo Seven o'Clock. • Systuaas.s ars,/ltock teak and Yana new Conch every morning, in the &xi* Ifia, Intidfriaird: ; ..Ypan, Newcastle,. mid listheburgi new Cemeh, performed with a Guard throughout, sets nut every morning at s e ve n teekeek, by way et Newark, Itetßird,Vniktuderi Darlington, .NorthallerOle Darltalle alp w 11, , nod Berwick. Parsengen . „ Ilhditig tliertnelvelfatigaMllllll the length of the jonntey, may res what time they OlisejpiCtlien proceed au Vtainieinvi additional fare. Witham Met, Mack Swan. Cariey,streap, York,. nuts Coaches to Illialedied, Hull, thearberOW Whitby, and other places_ ....._ _ i ' • ~,, _, .., L. . II EnYco an, Wiwi HaIIOIHNIVIIIII laßealilll Coati, every morn*, .• - e . iste ,l .. , .„ W . .. , Ex wr ea, Plymouth, Falwell* Oartmouth, ernmeh, perch/Mere and Saitillmnyillift" 'Caches, every . meriting . at fourn'elack, with a Guard through Honiton, Axminster, .Bridport, Bltuldfelfd litishigitake, iimislligsitiot. • SUREWSIMiLY, ‘ Wellington. and SPiiihi‘p Post Coach, the. ftoyhl Chrolotek, every tiftension, airy,' 0 clock. Guarded. Soar *taw mid Mot heehaw Plat Quick, cowed the Rock- Ingham, every miming. Ilaseossefato, Uxbridge, Denhnm, and Redhill new Post Coach, every afternoon, by Richard Watts, and Co. HULL, NOrtlienve, Howden, Thorne, and Disiciteter Post Couch, every moriiii4 at seven o'clock, to the Bull and Sun' Lunn, Myton-ante, Hull. W to osoß Coach, every Afternoon at One &Clock. Tornio low „gad Edmonton Cu h, daily, at h. if past ilea, half past two, half past four, ;wand,' past seven o'clock. Yi A 111 hr llt LD, Pomfret, new Post Coach, celled the Merry Wakefield, td the Stafford Ants. Wakefield. Gana. wiEcit 11301101101 e, and Po ItTPA.TR ICU Conches. N. B . Heavy Weightsof Luggage, Goods, &e, conveyed by theimeler-mentiOued 1V oar: Ts Dm. Seccles, tinagay, Bury, mid mill ports of Suf folk, every Mondaf . Banque Plymouth, and Falmouth •Fly Waggoti,laily, -erYinii4)" and . -P"ragers, a'! Oninii - to all parts 14 the 'west of tngiand. ! ". Sournallevalf, Winchester, Alreshird,Und Alton Coach, r;Eaummislg.. ~ . •• , , knascertrw, Winchester Ramiey, Lyndkurq, _Lyra ! - Cneisughpreh, Rirsgwoeid, Fordingheidge, W tinhorn. • oole, Isle of Wlight, Jersey, and Guernsey Waggons daily., : Sea affair s 'illansOlna, and Twieheniuun, twice a-week: , • lf A teed annex, Newbgry, mend Reading, every Tuesday- 1 11x1SaIn0e; tree-Acton, Southall, Hayes, and ililiende , ; Cavietwkftilniillirk• • • : • ~.. -,. • •• ' ClRRlPlotSfie_tbingdeo,tind Bratty. three times o-week _WM- ilietis.lti and Chi. reipeetfully aCquionlithini i Frinnds_Md,i he „ _Pahilice al k t.wsilptlve weousitable fill . any earam o f unsurnut, we. b r i mwetim five Poisials value. I d& d easpaossi, Wass enteral as 1114! ift fro ReGailb key sa stsithirstm's /lead s Int, Snow- 111, atom • • .. . . , . . , . - # •••• ti4l I "cf . • • • • 1 - )Z 4 3( 4 - . , • 1 •va r ' : . - &'•l ' 4 l6— AL p.--.VNI. rsii; . ":,..r t :liiti fe r,Y: 1 - -)2t.`<4,4ierj . 640. I UNITED r T +. `~ -41;4. - a WEi rESDAY . JAN._ .~~ .'1 . _ . -A Menage from AM t C hePitillasq;ikatliMitlitillr the following words "7 :11 31 - • " Zlr gitt 'female and loose Of Stpri of the United...WM*4 a • • • " The act authorising t he detachment of one. :141111(111Cd . thalS111d men from tbeknilitiei will expire. sin the 30th of March next. Its early refrival is ciecommended, in order that steno am, Be taken for str,rangements such as that act Contempigtts. ," Without inteilirimr With. the modittialate rendered necessary by,the defects or thelvisdhaief of the laws.restnctivo of commerce and .$a don ) or, with the policy of aliening, to. armed midi the two doer watenc; it rani tri my ditty to recommend also, that fn' the precautionary mensal authorial by ShatAcei. sad to roguipr trippo for gotpplighiiibiliOtiofte,r _._•__.•__• a , ; S , (*t , ..per prorisioa ma., ar 44. " . ioleictuerscrvice, if necessary, * ter pifr t • ... ailithiriftiment not nowseniployi-d. • • , , ,44 At a.psrled presenting:featutes"liflite ) disc& of foreign poop toirardr -stbilT Veiled States which impose ,on . tbalgt.Aticlade s sii, of •precrfutionary measures inseralalt,eigpmee l , it - is a happy consideration, that such is 'the solid state of public credit, that reliance may be ju placed on fittit legal provision that Oat b• for resorting. to it in a conveniesit-fsesi-isi4ai ipap t a t q j u tin ate . 3, aa1ut5 1810.,, t.. , jAitsilit . - crotpl ' RUPTORE WITH MR..JAC e .• - o • • • The House resumed Lini consideraliest-OF4,4lkiii • 6nisls4..tibusioess of yepterday, beins frlies _the Senate approving the tsmdcct .oT the ficitlie hi refusing to i-eceite Soy, ftirther nieetion iota Francis Sitaiii * Jaekb4;"&a ..."" • • . 'rhe'resolietion *as . tkoviiidantlitoC btr alliati• • , thirA thp9 ttr.day: . hir.Newton su peoried sad a iiU pai4aga at conshlorable Mr,•ei spoke in favour of it. . - It • Air. Gas4loaiarf twos rataiterkildellgit I in ored thoetho twoortopekliihisifire. iduebolKiiirs .- _ _ mt , • i:=~_ A motion was ikon than - to ndjonan, att tired fry Ytiaf - ant Nays, A to $5.. _ _ ijnitpai 6,... evening again, .n uppoublidliele)..i to sit it out.. This motion wit Ootiorrider.• A motion This again made in adlissWrioreilihr. • gatived, 1 (01. : L . ,'. i .. • . Mr. Fisk moved, " Mai Vesalteittioutemeltib • absent Members be requiredlocl4lllo'- ‘,, 6 .. i * e ''.„',.. 1 Mr. Dana calted. fur the reading, ti( the-Oloilighilllia .. the constitution . , and Ot the rale of,thilkivairtiiit. . thurising sucira alution 4 :,' •,• ' . - 4 4. : ...'' ~. 0. ~4 , Mr. Wilson Moreno adjourn, ass a gr? •' * .. • lusiwlrt Nays, -on the motion being ' r • • ' oar. 6 withdrew the stollen. • ./'P ; A'' - *':. 'b' ! . .4 A query. now appeal*, )4t;11 di wkitirew • his motiutt,ior compelling the attenilaw4teofjibteilt Members:; and ..• • Mr. Taggart twitter:lW in . itis 5p...,.... 1 4i and eOl - 1. . eluded about half mitt seven. , . . -, -1 - • • Mr. Gardenier made a potion. teirosorpta. the' re i spintiou, and spoke at lenetbtirklairpoW of thu 'option. " 'llse ,object appared.tti Iris alsotillica. lion Otthflanguage of the reaullitiott i .' '• This minion was negativiti,• Yeas 4-1 4 raf. 7t • 'Mr. Wiiithrtieu moved,: that the Rouse itfitiret Negatived ft t'io'44. ' Mt: Gardenier commenced a ipeach against tile resolution;` *Wirt* he had been speaking near an hour, a quoiins not appearing within the bar, a motion w 4 nsi44 iSy • Mr. Lewis tu adjourn—Ne. gatived 55 to 34. Mr. Gardenier proceeded. At two o'clock, bailing spoken nearly four hours, he himself moved an adjournment.—Negitilid by Yeas and Nuys, 761b.M. - • The question writhen taken on poet pb • . : . as moved by Mr. GaWcnier, and we,gativ l ed , out aclivisien. At length, at half-pest 1111i0h0 main (pootion.on the tinal, passage:44.4w eelkphilleite. was eirlieil, 72 to 41, . . ' The House then acijoutned.at a quarter helot& • . slit, after a sitting of nineteen house, listing iiie.., 'phole of whicb period the Speaker: pralideit limit. mho Chair with dignity eailltiederatioe f "toPsiday , • =1 . 4 "0 0 0. 111112 .. . . H ! - It 6 with great hapie s gl i tt . It ir), ;‘ 4 . *tirtir o .l l lagood fortune, lilatt . co. hiiii to • anise noce they. yesterday sad . 4. '. .", . -,. • ' No. 9734, a Pciso le slum in it • • ':, • .-r tis, miter 4 amo, toe . . 1 / 1 401 OW . 5014 etc. • . Ykil ' 1 0 1 4 . 4i11i;' 'I): ! •'• : • VP 11 ertitiao IgetertstielkoMees ebey' •... • - .. . • ' icy on demadil l .ii tl. di lir Aar • abirdlilliaiga.".• count of calif** for itatiy ? , earl. .. -.:. r A 404.6: 4 • • - . . - ft....,. . , e • . . ,•-~ . . • 01 • . ,; , . _~ . I • ••• - qiiefeseAiroviiio la be - ! 4 , - ; '------7 I '''' . .. 1 4 4 11 0 0 bOt • . ' . 1 ' ' , t aellt P r c I r . Woorhil i . 0 oot Ito* - • - s ail.t 4 ea Y - • 'e et the militia' -.• .: ' '' , list thattieive' aids; • fnita ;die' Ir. ' '• I sirceibirgencies which wiay'etif -1 . 44 „It WO fon Whit sham also iptalgiscaierlsida: , r farther pr t ovlition Tay be expeigelatto pekrilb a 1111/11.1.• WIMP %Ong. on.auc au very a 9 amp red by Yeas' and. Nays, s t to ss.. - - - 48 7 . • ; Mr. Gardenier's motion was iboivbst,gattaralltisr !eas and Nays as follow in—Yeaslil...7Nnimssioia . Mr. Taggart crnmenFeda spaocliopinattkpm: • _ elution. A motion was 1 . 1_104 ; 4o .pilsrfiN legatired by Yeti abdihrit; ig" • - • . • . s -Immediately after tide, it ainseallor *if Mb* . • vas not a quorum pr4..sent, a moildssiboa;maids'-by r. Morrison to adivans, and aciptlsmol v 40 tn.„ • fir. flacon wished to adjoetts i 1111 - ribler • t r i j ,, :Toning again, as Gentlemen asipesepi—• -''" solo - . r . :47 - • • '" , I• . • •1 7.7.1 et. 1.01 , . 1 ti►N Imo lig at wed !No s 'ldl Vied 1. seta Irkt !Ittii r Ile. roied vegi Pore, wee/ Dar I it al I r . I la dot. .:IPI. w as men kid, NO Silk lON Ca. mk t acb. Af * is F w I K ; r ..