The Statesman. — London, England, 1822-03-27 00:00:00

r ' IP . ri' fr ;) n , • . . , • . Airtio -_ 1 e mi)"'Tt.tt T,, ~„ 1, 11. . t...., ... .Ir . ~, .•*.‘, f , . o . , , • .......... ..............+.• . ,i, • . : illtg . I . I z e l ../ LOI O I9ON WEVNEBD A Y,.. . MARC M lln. 27, i • . • . • e 1 17dfi 1n 0 .) .) .- cr , i ., _ ______ AP On fit 4.l.eze• AND .. - • , Ve1e... 5 ........_ " The Cause for which HAMPDEN fhtl ia the Field, old if TDMErdied in At Seefold !" 3HISITION of the LAP AND S sad _ i ATLAS tedioes. ASS aud URA ce N po CE we C re S d M4ANY, OF LONtION. • Liverrool.hmileTior. at tho Gorge Inn. Liverpool-April it ~,,L --- M PRICE SLIT= V EMS. CIVIL UST. _ ____ .. ~% Act of Parliament of this 16.0. Pelee. Lainestee Posiathill. esemhant„ at Basins- ° 4 i DgER, at the Egypt's* LialL Piccadilly, lea te 64 Geo. lil. beltottee sea r t rlffsW:lrsobery and It. Umber. Liver- The Order of the Day having bred read, ea .I ‘ : *P s a few dell -- -- The Treadles sal Dime's timidly gin Wise to Per- pool. • mite Offiee of Mr. P. Woods; 13 rerpool. Lord KING rose, pursuant to hie notice, to yam ai _ 4 ---- 7 "3 New PICTURE of the DE, eons assured with this Cespearlbein Les by Fire. whose ; eitillmeloicess.-APRI I. N. Address to his Mgeaty, requesting that be would bile 13CTIONotHERCULENICti and I T I TIPE:I. a Pte i l a es eL ha tba ve t he ih r ra l ta aftweellW aa af nviltelmis ending J. Owitelibeibit-elmet, Wipes", v i c tualler-T. D. m i l. pinto' to order certain redactions in thole parts of thi Weak, Femplems to bestowed. died; reardbirst-A. Delvalle • York-street Co- Civil List which were unconnected with h vest i reeit " et . i:iamimenalusat-J. Eerie. 0 . 14 Change. ;are- penes. He (Lord King) bid originally i i n s te "rw eded u to l " is: Mare' 1 114 ° ft " other UrewthB9. * E 7:m a n or (aereealny to the system of this pommy) Is 94 ° por t Cadal cont. warm ea SATURDAY next. at the gy upon the Premiums received Is Lo•diali th t and • 90 per mot- hessemen-41.1;omos, New Beed-street, druggist. traduce into his address those thanks Which be thought mtiliiy:Admittalbee pee nhillise. u pon those reeeived by the country lo Great Britain ; a. celebrated and that the satelawill, of sad after' , enneneamin nts‘nt.vsn. • estelln imudee lllab Molborn-iiill,-T. 0. Stock and derstooil his Majesty had ordered should be made in hie doe to his Majesty for those reductions which !turas us- 'ON QUAUR ILLES.—Thr , warehousemen-J. and C. own branch or the Civil . List, but he bad found that the m oo son err pialllGG. and may be bad of Hod , - eble at the 011os In Cheapen en thoilmadon iastast rabdus . bi , Pa see-' ).- Co T . ' 1 1) %11 - 110 Ideale.ediOnand Stationers. SS. St. Jamu-by the *gems is theemmery. we So frafiraergallibalild la limumes, feed. Bristol, mahogany-merchants- farms of the House would no t permit it, as the informal 'of the pelnelpal Mulesollers dirweghost the their respective ‘ ". i Va I isPARTURKT. Whets did 11 . thew. B'rlct•timet. n•ri•Aej• m l uare • one of thepublic , however, be might balloteed T. Dele.op‘Seed- . titter*. Nottin g ham , brickla y ers-J . Hon bad only been counnenicated in another place. As tosbare isss po bashod. se WO& Larked Mr. ar. lIERSONS anseed far the •when tens of Life, will min , h ,, s _j . 6,1,,,. eet an d W. Lancaster, Essex Wharf, d .h to ic e h xp a res ep s a ha c g h ra n t d it oo nde tig to h b t hit M as a k - . , Roan he ibe Pirnebsee. by ti. Snowes.s. em- A-- have on " dimes undo eobouveasiorn every maim sumo,. 4, , ---C. and R. "law ' Mark-/". ' that k fo " r w red ied i re etio a n n a N i 2 1 ohs hendfal nem Sat *tha eetere• Mc J. R. year. 01l th e lerlelle seineeSelefle'Pollhoil till lately at a -W. Cooper sod Co,-W. Moore and J. jetty ~ b , b e bid as obvemmber• private bezel for tbe Equitable stmegamte eilloors wr Me stamina thereof may ff reetseereet. orou e rer.squere, etetoe-kseper and which having proceeded spontaneously from the * me Thum w 7 lie elkeheed. --gootaseb-..p. Ferret a n d Kt.. Ptitt, merchants this satisfaction bad been great, so had also beets the be uppity:l he reemetee ettler how peremate of premium. ..-111. lied arAttki...., Itiorehmont-street, Bruns- Ki ng, bad given un i versal satisfaction. In proportion es 1 _ Policies may alie be eleted for tee ante term of 11% a ba ------ .Villi TU ' i s o poidishee, la a ova Form be the on pay a a ta to pee r • a tt i l i t i le MO ORM . , where,. the premium le --O. C ppilin43e..lllbeldoe, Devonshire, merebauts. g I disiottnat at finding that no reductions Posed. Pike 1 15 . 6.1. tls —.---*----- -•-• were propo b y Mhtteters in the other branches of the rum REMEMIIRANCEE. matelots, e . 5 _.,_.... a .. . —_- Oli. Jon. ' - 111101111TAsv. IMPERIAL P•fiILIAMENT: Civil List. When (be Crown made spontaneous sect'. Ask of die NOMINATIONS fee WM ma to the l'i t ir" i mo Z oi t . l ° 9l l, ~ . •••••••111••••••- fices.vis in the present ease, it was the duty of Pettis- h; wait se INDEI, referring to ialk alma'. oh,Sis. ita. CAPTTALP I LOORCLOTIO ANOrIARIPETS,Iiar.ING It y v t ly The l‘epeal Bill was read a third time and decorous had Ministers brought down a message. Is. . ,FRlf_r. l terming the house of dismount ofthe reduction whirl = "l"lr wo m b ll et ilegi lowaent °ll %linv • art 2111140. 1 IthmeTDOleth 141 "" . . .rldreo t fi aroo i l i o im.- ~ non Jona. Paternoster-row. Louder ; cad • welleneen. hie Alejely had ;7:14t,...1 to enter. althea engine . iO. Bab h- Mc lilk Lon& M. LONDON. BM GUT hetleitetitioe Illiiiiaiiir'4o - ersii•ewrikei tepees lei They bad sot Wese We ; ra imesos os o l soo t eux. . a y v t a be fer ha l d we . i. entailing a rir m aim ra w o nissas nuerro b irowi lli n ibar yn betitibmitaa sow the to NA 1 6 . 0 1147 1 . s b u t t ee l l t r e iri• b i T i" l 4. °( . l*"' fl s .d l3 i n glll.ll4 o,, t . p r T o i s ri nen Pei t ke n d e d r i s . " pod arw hy ir stt l a i lt etail h, :nd n ot 'ir to as i f :t uregse olls hand ikel koo lehbed w wha t t o the l" * • z' ' n celtthesSaess roe in Great While in their partiealimmatlair above PITS THOINIAND TRIADS eldnielred lab parte 'early on-half what it hadlieen other was doing? Or was it because bey were sot die. . • :! i fie. fte. Pits 61,6 d.. or with the Remissness, of welissoemeadlliplOß CLOTS. /if themes' ftslikmalle bung the Iles precedieg years. In the same period the Losed to (Dine the noble example given byhis Majestit ' • I i me. Prim 4e, SA Beards• patens, andeein aey dimennes tor met hen, Ifiele • reports or the le produce of the Prentice had Tbe Civil List was involved to the same intricacy as . , sages, sod salve; all bertheennal went* ell way ea. hereo,ed from , to harragoi, s ad the imports other publis d . epartments, sod for the same purpose, to -- ~:. 0 1 210,030 PRIZES IN TWO DAYS!!! potter Bremen Vents; and EndeetenetecCaresZ from 1, 94 4 to 111110,1691. The Petition also stated, prevent inqu i ry from penetrating Into the arcane of iii, of the OW State L,ottery Offices. 4, no mm oost b ago., Draggy of mow josookoos. that the =ale of the Province were subjected to Office. It betrayed, however, an equal degree of *strive. . wit, kadli. Charlag , Cross. respectfully reminds animus* wader very peredier el l r t a, eal win be _, teas.. the telbe. that there are bet Two more ',Mat Ilitieseenethen half pin. ' wled•Ploses """' et to (scent British navigation, which ranee to keep rep the ministerial in fluence and patronage. wet the proems LOT'TERY. mid thoWbeel sow of very at Floor Ciellt fee , ag - isr d s b y were iejerion to Stair interests. In consageetae of all This might he qpcusary in another place. but conid net 7 pods, at 4s. Sd. per semen yard. then dibeellies *meet serious inconvenient, was felt, be wanted to rolPage their Lordships' house, No one, Prim 0f......... "Len Mee is the Wareham* fat nee hearth Rags made to be ulnae oftralshlehe Maine were impaired, and all he trusted, woalil contend that an inquiry ink, the Civil ... „ Prises of *660 emit any partladar , rue el . at a few bears the keener to eV* h i was to be applied, the support List was not within the power of Parliament. It was , - ... ..... Mem of • 1,111 of t h e r , 'got a th e m i n i s t ers ni• religion, the tree that the Civil List was granted for the King's life; "Pea of MO . . repain tbil reed% sad the works necessary for the bet if abases existed in its administration no one could • • , ..... .... .illeloss of PO 7th . the NOBlllatTlf.- GE1t . 4111,.. and OVVIL; 61 " ( wh oa , o r t bl, ors ad o o s , s a cre d . Th e p e titio n ers there • refuse to Inquire into them. If its fends should he ice • li mb icsarsimed to Traveling.--S. PRATT. No. u m g o ,' 410 . and particularly foe A ir f l o w a d• deviate to their object, would an investigation be op. .. Odom a 2OO le white meetheirarins is• Two Days ! 67. New Bead-Week _ _her to lateen the Nobility and Gee- eiif their awe le British ports. Ms (Earl Grey) peed. the object, of which should be to lactase them.? - • - ury Mt Pena Swam 'TO-MORROW, the 1 1 7 , that he le tbe INY eITO. IL PATICTIT:II. Is aiI i eel anti nig , net be strongly reensesended to the By the sane reason, if they had grows too large, there 4 inn $l . 20.esei. !loony ; soma ANUTACTIIRER to Lonne et 1110 LI : . itc:2l,:deswethe nee Dey. WARDIIIOIIIII TRUNKS *One Porn. _VIM bees et bit Hone, the eterane diem* in eight to be no difficulties Biretta tote the way of an • • • 4 w a rn " mi s t s en d pens ore m ake a t tied is. new eldegendiannent alesees. al to Eel ' ' eadadat ern inswind. ant the MI. Muir, leading to . riluce them. In Oa. bunch of the ; ..„:„,.. less, Mere PtiIIETZEN Capitals have already Doldollikleit threelMeththwthallweleomeloseo l the elSelew - ~MI et ieentigling its caeca, in order to adulate. ChM Mt , thkt wliterlooprised the expose. of Rohn- i the Fenn Letarn ; tad as Braes Ogees ere lelle none iwthle it thess e l= p eepoine, nil podia' ter - b o . seders to foreign courts, a great degree of extrevegusee eed (Sr ming Illennewe Capitals , be hopes and I thetthed sat erthe NS aid .ley hen Mee no *miasmas thee read, sod laid ea the table. was displayed. This branch was by Act of Parliament ~. r mil Si of rained leener. onkel a e 11.101 line. 11- P. aelectienaei. nertina. made quite distinct from any other part of the Civil Litt. 41110,060, 120.111ORROW ! is IlhowneMesedesemer of BILII Ind CARRIAGE Earl GRIT Why a Noble Ent it his place wished It was Our, therefore, in which the right of Parliament . Mess will be kept spa mall Twelve orCleek 'MUNI/ °ff. "! diNg141166114 Tilkb bell" laid n e n *. P r e le ask bin whether the Wen IsWe new is possession to enquire could not be disputed; and it was one also • 'owe of for dm lutfoneteee years, osoolen i n fill oss f or on de o .m oo samobass,orid. of all the ametairebbliab 11111-111's Government le- which the Crowe tumid Lave ne interest it keeping tip _ A EMIGIMIS and SON, being apprized of the atimmenilmtnet ; bat heneelle the tested to prepentif 15110100 Me ies osintleg in the es its present high footing. for by the 56th of Geo. 111. sitatioieaveers midi laapay esersone to One iseetUlfreetelimatenor.aoliellb4ll= . obtblllau asaWe _• :_ -Ilt._l-__ ____ it was enacted, that any savior; arising from that class tatisae melds for thsleilie. feel It immune Ina be von ben tleilwellaia, hole Sm The &el Ilin.PoMr wee enlenteell to reply should be placed on actmiterif the Consolidated Fund. tevelleeththe elowitheolor the reme le reran* . ththlfriT4llllllll=lthitlrd that dm Noble IA oast he widen lhit it plan had' It was clear, therefore. tbat the Crown was not interest- 's" thweethe to bathe derldthel• to observe th e 00 ebewe__..._____thee• theli... 10 ..! 1 ,Ithist ...___._____telthea "ththr_.._ bon proposed le the Oilier Bum ter • the relief of the ml in preventing redactions in this particular branch.- tbilvalesso 000 wirbthe *both z-th tie. eine with 1. " .14 ,__,. 1.1 ' 19 7_ _____ . ... /./.1.111. 42 1 " 1". .... 1ni.M.... .....,....... W.W ./.. eerie trade. He was al aware at plan of *ay ether But be objected to the whole classification of the Civil es • wow a n wmpa i. e . m o mpti•us will domino been a* INIPFUOMMOMP. O II ‘ 1,1 " . " , W WW1 1 • ""'"V offsoliro MI% elope* to Agricultural Distress, List. It was not calculated to produce economy. The "L ai d br thi lr dth s ' i " * "• B. 6841114 W " b * . d " bia " b. IN " N ` r• a . ' as.. 'htesatiellen was stein on that subject in the Comm present estimate was a copy of that oases for 1816, not- •I I . IN tr e4 • ape hi arrearlia" as 61st ethic ' 'by a "'dui '' , • ea . r oral" . eede ll ili' OS, sad ill br e vet hod not Vat been resolved. -est=withstanding the difference which had taken place in i On taus Cat/ mom or "dm° t - L IP ' b 1111 "" ° " 11 " 1 "" 0w•• ,,, - ' it' Earl-011.11T max Ginn l i the existents of seek a prime and in the stem of things. A reduction, net oeises OA :"-sothers. "Bun- DUST BROOM, toe 'llislahed, me ~ ' wade. *nen r une, 41, :••"' . Use ha tbo other Haase; bet he did se hope emending 50 thousand pounds, had been proposed in ' - DA meg sire without MOM en SON Lavin bete many years r MIL May all •Me Gainp I Owe KM es hipoon of dist Oeuratittee than In under place ; but this was v e r y far short of the grad- HO eel libillegaillsed approbetlee , feel every Illelleed Minable% //, !few dine lihni le 'en fret appointed. As the Noble oes atnerenee made in the reign of Queen Anne, who ', t if nine oeseeeep S. milk. eetitenestly se- mneembeeto-thiebene, Sae* ?mats, Se. the aid MI etateOftial hie Mgiesty's Goverment. as a Lie- gave up 100.0001. oat of her Civil list which amounted Margot the ._ ..15•Wil._. nese embalm what and Wee nen. . - •.- - ' did Mt latent to propose say other mesa" to orily_llllo4llool., saying in her Speech, tbat whilst . wenn oftleerawnirennettery - hope-ein psi- .....,‘ a - 77- --- ..te . - n ee=oerming. thel kr NAPO@ Ignored . seder each distresses. she weild ffolipplotooloos. - ear pipe -bp inea r -alawnee. ' the • relief hitherto " - weep *Wino ateltenhemalf in ber , expenses. than sot give kits wow SAUCE, for anent purposes. hay- Joe W es. it Mien Ednee). - - mil thiebisattileg could pen erectile'. man a large re. then relief. He had asserted diet the present Civil mseipeat asekbeihm. .centimes tow yenned. Nein reessameeded as a mom useful *ad coins- T ill et LIPS; a W Collitena inideiref the odetieg taxes, be Awed give aetiee that List Estimate• were founded . on those . of 1816 ;he 1 , le. Will keep gamin all Aliment). WI In be leilleeilless arlehaellese Mineellreany, I. only as punk after tie holidays he should draw should prove it from those Estimates which he now 11,107, Seame.emmerefthellevoy-aseps,Loodon. Omellens and haestel Ditheth if Lees • attiatios of the beam to the distressed state of the held in his hand. The first class, with the exception of ' ) 1 1 I , TIM ORIGINAL PRUPOLOKllmintocits.) Teneell Doellelswa. Soehlot WilliglaNS• he. is •• . sad to the f. that the only relief for those the charge for the Windsor Establishment, which ceased I _ MA T " thli D a s I lltht ". th'imbith "th° rwtharks 4 th wet' could he fined id the redaction of the tun to after the decease of the late King, and his Consort, was NT AND JEKAWaItpIMARY CASES OF I s hor ing le Comb," is imagist amalti; p as t in a ossmarabis moose. . • . IZAlrliEfiti. lIALLY CURED. neweees Preened Obeeren ea Semi DeblUty, Self of course the same, consisting of 60,000/. for the Privy 1 ONS kb peahen, Noble le the AftesmeedMealekheleinise. with nee interestingebtana- ORBS* Of TOR nOnna. Puree. The charges for the second. the third, the I li ; The Earl of DARNLEY was understood to complain fourth, the fifth. the sixth, the seventh, aod the eighth : , •,, 4 , d, sad of the Bar. are mmientelly line on reptilian& aninel.ll4 ;le Pan IV. la a Beall 1 '.' the .N 0.21. Rodgatafo- recd. Leann. Cam Mthorellee of Ste Prandial subjects, expiate ~ bat certain returns ordered by the House to b e made classes, were also exactly the same as in 1816, although • t. whom refeareces to poems den in a belllar , nen Ind the whole addressed tot , e time duce with respect to Stationery in Ireland, the prices had not then fallen as they had now done, hen • are. by peahens. gives, any Too th aid lintnfty of lien Setae. By DOSS and Co. had not set been presented, and to move that they be and the distress was not comparable with the present.- mile ' " lad who been sleeted front ten Conaltng Sergoses, Leedom poill: tr VE• made forthwith. He had said the classification of the Civil List was not it 41 . V ' pen. rehlfteei net se Wenn* by the most Nature beide The Marquess of LANSDOWNE also complained coadnsive to economy: could any doubt be entertained . t Ise Caul Awls , l Si I theltheist nee sot se. 011edbwe ewes Salk el cloth ewlswereDe m rs ti• - eualwi that the Orden of the House for a Return of the num • of this? When in former times a specific sum was voted , • items pen er nesevenbese. Mem .mesa / a an tile/sad afb/bersioalies, ber of Prosecutions instituted against the Venders of to the Crown to defray all the charges of the Civil List, .i, -, dwell yens. meal le lee days. Itaftwsid appleeefest wee the Woe. 31 Br e akfast Powders. had not been attended to by the Cow it was its interest to economi . e, and if more was spent --, Req.. deaf 10 pen, awed le oee smith.: -, very eaters ens , wired fallen weeks. Cl , Piccadilly ; a y bsbba I r . p r i ". .,,, dmit. Paulesester ic:47. ; ft , aL Fl P e a e t i . l i -M fr ee ll' i: atissioners of Excise . This Order . bad bee. made three upon one branch, to make it up by reducing the other. -, deafslx years, masedio one ninth. 174 , Fleet-street ; 40, Wog s o gokloil ; 96, c heepo id e , a m ,. weeks ago, and so consequence of its being totally neg. But since the present beautiful arrangement bad taken 01 -, at Sir R. O's. Sant., deaf eight years, awed le don; Stevenson and Co., lusts sad Co., Norwich; R. heeled by the Commissioners of Excise, he bait moved, place which gave one part to the Crown for certain ~i ~ I t I. S Deck, Ipswich; Barrett lied Dalleld.Dath ; Sheppard, Bris- and the house had ordered, last week, that the Return specific purposes, and left the other uncertain for the , -, daf 12 years. else' is avowals. tol ; Hatt, Cambridge; , Leib; and at all Book- should be mid* forthwith, yet even this had not been yearly consideration of Parliament, the consequence had • 4 , -, very severe ems. need ha three weeks: seUers.-Messrs. GOBS sad . are to be manned, as complied with, although there could be no di ffi culty to been a greater excess of expense than ever. The M. 11 ! -, deaf six yeses, cereals ewes weeks. usual, everyday, at their bonne; an d Patients in thee,ouetry make the letters, Ws only course was therefore to 6.011 of obtaiaing this was not considerable. It -, deaf four years, weed in two south.. are re q uested to describe inentely the ease. enclosing • rte throw himself upon their Lordships, to know whether was only . necessary to wait till June and a late -, deaf three years, awed is assts eth. Wean., for Advice and Medians. which can be forwarded A -deaf three years,nmed in tin Inas. to any put of the World .-- 0088 and Co. M. R. C. See - or not they would enforce their own orders. hour at night, and any tbiog might he passed, and any The Earl of LIVERPOOL stated, that without any sums voted. In 1792 the amount of the Civil List was / 'I 1 ' -, deaf six ymisiF weed In sit weeks. goons, No. 7, Jawaye-street, St. Joan ' s; and I I,Bouverie- , fault on the part of the Officers of the House, but from 898,0001., or, adding to it the charges on the Consoli- ' -.deaf 18 years,eured in a mem& street, Fleet-street, Loudon.' j i 1 ' -. total ease admen,. caned by • paralytic and - _ 4 the difficulty of knowing upon whom its orders should dated Feed, 1,003,0001. la 1816 it was the immense ti affection. perfectly cured is thrnmeaths. - be served, it frequently - happened that they were never suet of 1,847,000/. formerly covered by one million; and •. FROM TUESDAY mailrs UAZEITE. • i 01.4 COMPLAINTS.-Permee ellieted with received by the persons or bodies for whom they were in 1820 had grows to 1,937,000!. In 1821, in conic. • I Diseases, attended with lowans of spirits. --me-- intended. He wished that some course should be adopt- queoce of the suppression of the Windsor establishment, • I TrallAing. or :haling of the heads and limbs, Commission la the Corps of Swansea and Fairwood Gentle- ed, to ascertain oo whom the orders of the House should the amount was reduced to 1,625,0001. He knew that it. tee of the heart, fear, dieliken, Indlirestion , me n and Yeomanr y Cavalr y , he served, and to insure returns being made within a was unfair to say that this was all for the Royal Family ; I f s m ot e , menta l or b o dil y & soy . " ses i s T. Parke, Esq. to be Captain; R. Haas:erne, Geat. to reasona bl e time. but the portion which they claimed amounted to three ill. sad dillealty of heelag, seemoded by Gervais be Corset, The Marquess of LANSDOWNE moved that the offi. quarters of the whole sum formed( necessary to defray M. sad tbe whole wile of nervous alleatlese. which BANKRUPTS. Civil • • .__ ter of that Hoes. whose dit it was to serve its orders, all the services of the List. n a season of great I' instances renders life truly miserable may tolglio W.Terner.Reekholtßottee, Layton, Essex, horse - dealer , Py applying at the Hermitage, where. hen lb* to surrender April 2, 16, May 7, at Basiegball-street. At- •be called to the bar .-Agre e to. distress, the best way to reconcile the feelings of the mbar of long standing sad °intimate eases awed, toraey, Mr. Arlfatb, High-street, St. Mary-le-bone. The Officer in question sad two of the Door-keepers people to their situation was for persons in high sta- . 'reins telly proved the mode of treatment to be the J. Lacey, Bristol, dealer la chins, AprU 11, It May 7, having bees interrogated at the bar, it appeared, that lions to sympathize with them, not to words, but in 1 Id most bine:Mal hitherto adopted, to Invigorate at the white Lin Inn, Bristol Attorney, air. Woodhouse, through a mistake the original Order intended for the deeds. But when be looked at the efforts made to cur- rttille3 the nervous system, sad tellers the patient King's Renck-walk, Temple ; mod Mr. Russell, Bristol. Gonamissioaers of Excise. together with that which di- tail sinecures, he saw no great reason to be satisfied ri t e elate of health. 11 - D. Ifeellee, sad J. Donee, Dudley Worcestershire, rected that the return should be made forthwith, had with what had been done compared with what remained 5, relidieg le the country, stating the full pudica- Iron-founders. April 4, 6. May 7, at the Royal Hotel. Mr- been served upon Me, Adrian of the Treasury, instead to do. There had been several kinds of Reform pro- their case by letter, will meet with Immediate mien- mingham. Amnon Mews. elute, Richards sad Med- of the Excise Commissioners, and that Mr. Aarhus had posed. There was the Reform of Mr. Burke, and the 11 i 1 io letters &eared unless eost-pald. calf, Chancery-lane; sad Mr. Fellowes, Dudley, or Mr. said it was perfectly right, pretended Reform of ISI7, when sereral Acts had been Wills. Birmingham. The I.ORD CHANCELLOR thought it absolutely . passed to abolish Sinernree. He was sorry that the lie- MEDICAL BOARD, C. Beale. Masebester, draper, April 19. IR May 7, at necessary that Committee should b ' ed form under the for which I bad an e appoint to turns For Superior Medical r.nd surgical Advice. the Albion Hotel. Attorneys. Messrs. Adlingtoo. Gregory, SSRS. COOPER anti CO.. Surgeons, of long and Faulkner, Bedford-row; and Messrs. Law and Coates, rules for properly serving the Orders of the House. He yet been made to the House, as he could not know with- • .1 lad ell toil v e practice, are c onsu lt e d d a il y a t Ch ar lott e Manchester. knew that aft e r the most serious inquiry on the part of out tittle aid, whether any gain had accrued to the coon- 1 .8 El '. L , Great Charlotte-strett , opposite the Rev. Rowland T. Hoyle, J,Lord, J. ambers, and W. iothergill. Ir. its officers, they were sometimes unable to find out on try Another Act had alga been kiesed at the same pe. '. ri . 1 Lapel, Blockfriar's-road, well Sprier*, Whalley. Laneashlnt calico-printers. April whom the Order was to be served. When the Return tied to enable the King to indemnity those persons who , rr• Conran and Co. claim the attention of patients 10. 11, at the Ball lee. Burnley. sad May 7 , at the Star se, was directed to be made forthwith, it was i aeially Wawa. had given up oilier. The Returns under that Act were lig under protracted cases of Syphilitic Disease. ft s Manehester. Attomeys. Mr. Norris,Joba.strest, Bedford- sable ble for the to do it, even if they shou ld work at It also want ng, and tylitlst he was ignorant whether the y of the Genervive Organs. Strictures, Ulcerated row; and Messrs. W. and R. Shaw, Burnley. day and night. public had benefitted hr the former Acts, be knew not I, affections of the Bones, lic Ac. too often owing to J. Trowbridge, shaftesbary, Dorsetshire. stocking- The Ea-1 of LIVERPOOL also conceived that it wbe:her it had been called upon to pay any part of the ; : i : 4 iou:ng contidenee in themselves. or consulting per- amaufacterer. April 3,4, May 7, at the Red Lion lea. would be most desirable to Disable t a trertnia exactly on 40 or 50,0001. *lnch were fa be granted in indemnities, arquainted with so important L branch of the pro. Shaftesbury. Attorneys, Mr. Ruchannan. Holborn-court, whom the Orders of the House ought to be served.- in the course of Mr. Burke ' s reform, it had been deci- Chi Gray's-iun ; and Messrs. Bowles and ay. Shaftgsburyi ,51 ores an known by the experience of hundreds, to be J. T kiss, A S Commercial-road. tailor. When their Lordships ed Ib y Address, the case dud to suppress the Master of the kin g 'sß k • h ad ptoce et uc . ou s. ly aired, without surgical erasion. April 19,23. ep May 7. at Basioghall-street. Attorney, Mr , was wholly different, and nodifficulty was found in ob- He now saw the Master of the Hawks ;he did not know ' i 1 1 ' . Mechanics have :reticle gratis every evening from Hindman, Basinghall-street. taming the Return. wise he was, most prolnibly a Member of Par l iament; , 'fight, and on Sunday mornings until twelve o'clock, DIVIDENDS. Earl GREY did not see how it would be possible for but be should wish to be lutetiumd whether the hawks i', :i e supplied with Medicines. at a small 'corner. April 16, R. Crowden. Knightsbridge, boot-maker, at Ba- a Committee to ascertain and to settle on whom all the bad a vested right in their master. There had indeed . , , int Practitioners , who attend with tlwir patients for siagliali-street-April 10,1. Lewis , Holloway, St. Mary's. (azure Orders of the House should be served. In the been a general rise in the salaries of Ambassadors. The i , t are present at the 11.,ard during consultation. Islington, carpenter, at Basiegtiall-street-April 111. 4. resent case, it did not appear that their Officer was in returns on their Lordships' table, in this respect, were i i 1 The Medical Board is est-blMeAl to otter the best al- Abrahall , Nobie-street, merchant. at Basketball-sweet- salt, as he had bees told to take the Orr* to the Tree- not altogether complete, but be believed that he stoold i * , oil to counteract the dangerous prattled of Quackery Jane 1, J. 1.. Pasteur, Stoney-Stratford, Bliskill6l4llll. ._ eery I he bad taken it to Mr. Adrian. and that Gentle- not be tat from the mark in stating the expense of the destroys thousands. attire. grocer. at Basialthail-April - APr it 17 ' 9. lia "' man bad declared*, recei-ing it that all was right. gear 174 tb Lave been 133,0001. and to be sow*. much Letters front the Country answered by return of poet. Ripon, Yorkshire, nterceLat the Unicorn lea, Itirm-Apal amain going abroad, who susp e ct an i n j ur y, are pro . 20, 11 . Hackett, Newport, Isle of Wight. spiritonercheet. et The Marquess of LANSDOWNE tbins gave wake es 214.0001. includipg Secretaries of Legation sod Se- with Medicine, dm , at tea minutes' metier, * with dirge- 0 "toll. Newport-April IC J. Walters,. Studios, Rem• that be should invetemorroW that Mt. Adrieu be called entift el of ritilisfq. Tbe rkpensa last Sitar haitbeeis ! mu) living, de. f Jeds:.ire, fernier, at B aisake] I-street-April 12,J . Knowles, to the Bar. as high as 268,000/. being an increase of 140 per cent. i 'i, 1 li . . .. , .... ... t -• 1'..._..._ 't' 4 ' •