The Statesman. — London, England, 1812-02-28 00:00:00

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A a NND ' r IN Nitw HA t -Hli.Farce, tidied W , . ~,. .. tend to defer [lie lii:lir Gracus Calc,. iszsl in expressing his Itcheilirt did at some icestli, sott.d 'he Bill unfortunately pais instead of diminishing, extend. of the couUtry where it appear. Speaking of tho' - Council, he adverted to what:. --, •tt''' --'• ' ' __ ihe characterised as the destructive system of lieeliees;, •• • which he regarded as measures of very itij urines tend deney. . . Lord GRENVILLE vehemently opposed the Bin • which he censored as inflicting the stA , erest liuttitih.; —: .: meet, without defining the nature of the crime it professed to pr2vent;" acrd concluded by ineviwg, that : the discus4i'pa be adjeurnect for.three weeks. . : • - - The &e ra! LI V KAPOOL-statplaisteri. -'4" 1 ' , L.lii. WV 4 giur o ;Oftrx, alit LAC1YEA.....„. , , _ DALE, re• - •iriglittilielliiseyaiii &Jealous - to* aittl-''. .. and the latter moved that.the debate be Adjeerned ti* • .' . the 31.00ay twit. - • ..-- .... - snidect, .. iurprise 1 A division took Prue, whits Lossilieutierdeil.. thaf 'Ministers ___ adoption of A.toendtnetit was lost, ily a Majoritf itst lb ;-. t • guch a meastml as the present, as the Rouse aWd the numbers. being; Tor it, 17; gaited tilt • ..- . '. 'Country wert"now placed us a very different. L aiinat . The Bill ,was then reatLe*eeeel ths34.- . . lion from beet 'in which they stood. when fie. pfd, Lord 11 , AUOIRek, VA:tt;lligt, the ledges z• - tbe questioneeport the subject. The rejectiou of the .be desirell to attend Ow Cota m mitt4sti e. - lle 1011; hut Dili, he thegght, would not be attended with*Such ..t.itit motion was nitatiVed vitheut a divisitie ; and . mous consequeuceias wouldarise from its Anis. - thietimmiitill of the Bill was % ordetti fOr Minisy On ; but even its rejection would not be unattended neal.-4.4ljpurne4. , . wltis ill effects. That the present Ministers should ()Unsettle foolish measure did not surprise him . ; ~ . ,itut that they should recommend the adoption of such ' *-, -. . : I .. l.l l) l4 R tl y S e S y : :2 A F N *C° T4 ali n Sl : it ° R k r,: * !It measure As that now before the (louse, certainly 1 Mr.,WHITE READ brai r sht vs the Reporta' 'dui Nottnlta ribleeittti *lt feelitig—a measure , the very appeefien. tre on tertt i t o hezru i tztu i nZatred a stAl b re amendments-were den of which had produced some of 'those scenes i The cuort of Ckaatery Clerks' BUI Ira *id 14 wcond tiler, which rthiy had additionally to deplore{.. The prin.. ape ordered to be elootralcd. . . . ciple of the measure was one to which he was most i• A Prune filua t ii n e W . est indirD•Fic Gompan were wr i e • re pr a te .i :t;d bei lloo . ... , - -.f aret . lff WS of . pay, wrrich 'adverse; icielftl) t ptiuciple, riad ty little*. lost* til — ;; 4 6*,_ leits MMdfeedeisf e ibeOure, . ' The ipfstiott beingput ; Lard ITOLLATIM - expressA shit 8111 ( 1• A ailliniutti.on the Inintiothie lkotordle Hones tn— the sw Ettlltasin—att4 the A,twiishing Logo Dap!? Alike 'mud lit."Mertolitovois of the livening. V.VI PAY' , M.141K TO, PATItI“ Nviscoitie orreer, :4rromiL—iivoterll4Acd by Apt:karst . ) of the Lord CA:mo ver. lan. _ _ _ _ _ Feb. %I were seven* ,•4 a or — The Sills Funding SIN was resd • void dna, no conarni teritivrow. NOTTINGitAM IgASIE BK s 3 rItEMTIOII The the as owned, [. The • - ,110-MORAOW., - „a. Winch Q, ameriesdai t !au, sin pre.coled x rinni eat Firer in one int ' vital approiirktiWic $i core. v & Mu-ii ooli vit, culled The tR.I: I; F IIFE9, or Pflllee sr owl Pound F. invinediutel) Idler x Lich, the perultir [Wive Spectacle, calla flat.ilVA _4lO t Or, the l'bitrAirtAitTAft'D: In the ronrse of width will be luirtnlucisi the largeot and went viga.lisn. farphaut in ',bit Kiugd•on, The piece will ter , more W ilk azierstriaLattarXwir 11611 tharper's Ur*, aims la Mose gw hos se. .lo twwelado w tilt to Onthd P•intirodincitt tivekeetiuno eljakinivio HARLEQUIN'S goo; • , i- • In which will be introduced WO astonishing LEARNED LAP DOGS. I/onrs open nt half-ivivt Five, begin St linlf-port Pi ire hitlf4iitt F.i. kt for dee Boxes mhos at the '&bert- Ire, from FArven till Three o'Clock, N. B. Na performance on Wednesdays and Fridays B no n t Lent. As ibe several algae...meats of the; atlnorrfaragp" romped Performers v. ill espise in it few da, ark* a Daily the like lippiitturtitv of tiettllC ti (41111161 U 61ton I,f.oheir io4e ttolis4 excnisow so tiw daTeTrou vsteriaiilments wrotileorer Si:w orn again-.the hiattacet sln4 re-rrifolly craves ptiolnisitiors #1) sass show an earls appllraihsl 04 - Meer is a b-ofuseiyakTesoury, w Irish cannot he tept adter kalf-0.4 Seven o'clock. • . !Pe' we and . !tba'the part of Government to remedy the evil, , ensure the return of .tranquillity and order under the existiug laws, and this he believed was the conviction or those most conversant on the subject, and who *hid opportunities of local information. It had at. length become necessary to recur to, and express the determination of Parliament on the subject. The _Bill iu qttestion was divided int* two different parts., which most undoubtedly, in some respects, proceeded'' . 611 different grounds. The second pert was intro duced with a view to the detection of the offenders, which the principal object. It went to compel hull% iduals in ',those houses.frames should be broken ..to give information thereof to the Magistrates, and •the provisions of this part of the Bill were calculated as much as possible to insure detection ; and it was deemed necessary to render the offences provided against by the Bill capital. Re was aware there es-' t._ e isted more difference of .opinion ou this than on any ether. point::- he knew it would be urged in its dil -1 cussion, that such an etwetment would only tend to ~ ..h .„ . „ , I render detection more difficult, and the chance of conviction more nucertain. To this, however, he ''' ... t4i4. - Stn. I thought it Wal ld be rationally objecte d, that the ter- -ttv at 1 ror 'of the_law would ill many cases operate, where the apPreheniron of lesser punishments would be found ine ff ectual Ile, for his own put, could see • - no well=foundeil.objection to try the effects 'of the measure which was 'proposed. The chief difficulty l in the present case, he repeated, was the difficulty of detection under the system.ol tha existing applicable law'; and ho believed at the same ties., that the ope rating dread of the severer punishment woukl, Is the. i 414. , I present case, be attended with beneficial effects. In I he believed, increase . i addition to this, he observed, that the Act was pro- !but instead of extending ltk. I posed but es a temporary one, and therefore the Le- i to remedy the evil, he thou ;ht that it we..,ld ',:e pre gislature would have a future regular opportunity of ; ferable to institute a sort of civil process in a 51i.:. revising it, on a consideration of its effects. If it ' mary way, before a Justice of the 2eitel?, authoris- I should proveinefl'ectual, they would bare an opper- I, ing the recovery of the value of the frame, throwing'! touity of considering, how far it would be wise or et- ! the onus prolltitai on the person who had been die-1 pedient to coutinuc it .. not considering ail the cir- : tarbed. Ile also thought V:at a judicious o ff er of re.:' ounistanerl of the rase, the extent, the nature, and i ward to those who should give In formation (but with. the details of the evil, he , was firmly of opinion the rout draggtn,l them Into 'a Court of Justice against measures proposed in the Rill were the most proper t their Companions), would Certainly be attended ' for the adoption of the Legislature ; and that the ' with good effects. Above an, he was adverse to l en other House of Parliament were well groonded in lertaitting sveh a Measure, without previous enquiry '`sac it up for the concurrence of their Lordships. %Ito the real nature and causes of the disturbances; _.... • 11 • ••: " ~. - - srtiesst 4 **.e • . . Inawsehetri Poroilur.; Lines. •ehloott s laree Cotteetioa of. ....k.: Clusiiirg.twastreD:aksk a very capital Iron bar, and other Like..' . • • .: . ~. 'TO $E soLn RY A VOT10•Irs ••. •••• •,...,.•' b y Slergll. THOMPSON tout SOW, A - • •*: —' . On the Pre.ois.e., No. 27, West Sesithil..l4, tin TItIttIPRICINTe March 5, at Tivelve, by Order of the A 1, 1 46,14,1 •• *o 1 T°' genuine aitd entire. 11017gEHe3.14irni ti IT 0 R.F., linen, rhino, oral othrr ereetart, mV. - y. Alegi v,,,:, Banker, baokrunt t comprising ?OTT A:oleo:one *ruaivigeny foor.poet bedsteads and furniture, feather 184,er..111e.0d0w, ma a.,,aoe doom ( am! Pembroke talites nud chair,: rani 'JIMA, se ctvlarki, very handeonie window elirtithb,siseirtelindOw tilioeL, • rirr no:hither abeam tittpeo. linen. (Am^ t ii very V StrirClat ee,lectino of chomeAnolt3 io handsome. bimii4qt. I. emmliog.boar it. dm, git very large wrought-iron s•sfe, Aiteberi &Ail:oes, and s tow effect% ' ~ • • May be viewed Wedaesdn* isreredin; the -Sate,* a hen Capi tate,* magy be had on the Pietas -es ; athl. of Alessr,. Thompens tied Soo, No. 13, Piatentosier.rive. ' • - • but Noble Lords opposite did apt seselit;:st ai ljt i ttii;t.. • sat ly to consider the di ff erence betwen On the mutineer Mr? 1.. 11. 001.11; . alielfir etas soda te the Mose of -Lim& of hurls (;ree from ciple, and acting from theory end strcula- ripe aryl ~„g i e l a";,,,l kal =ik „ ,t , i , a..,;_ dos r . this want of discrimation I - actuated their, maw sitting on Americas . . fr in debate. It would be found that the Bill 1 Ott the motion of Mr. W, POGE, Mr:lok r o Ater ' hot -od•tVoui h' uateudeace ea the lsitldost Caseektee, ithey,....l or diminishing, would increase the difficulty - c log l or d Dc ., irt et o t b a. k .d. • of detection. In legislating upon such subjectsOieJ The *gar Drawback Bei was 'read a !Mid iliac, aldiote: was decidedly of opinion they should .consider the; Ime , * gol'AL 314Ln:talc cOLiki:E. ;4egree of injury done tothe community " WHARTON presented the Estimates of the Kevesees FWith the Noble of •-• et Royal apt& nsovel that the" be twin ed, tuirwang jia the COON b„. l ,t ls i ei'stons and dai oestion, but It these premises jie The fact was, that 'state of the Riots 'difficulty of deter tiou, whether the, CHURCH PRHELRAIENt. I. riln • INCUMBRINIT of one of the epOss desirable ItECTOttIIFS is Ireland., of the Italie of nearly a-)estr. is trilling to e %Change it upon adVailfagetiti. straw, with & person poses,ing An eti&ihlr charcA preferment in hogionst.—• The Orettarial house its Ireland is highly eorwersietsf-snol spacious, is the beta repair, with/boot IttS raglisti arms of glebe in hood,' exectkar gararne, walled aad well crnppvd, gardener% Mask, trash. h. molt, farantwil with Ilse best mom irraellesk roar recombine. IFS kb emery neremary reeertiienre, One Inc a millrace afrordiag.uniamal 11d% amuses for a large family, is a mac Am" mat rieweiflal eisensty. Tbeenelasoge remold he' Mthly beneficial ma Cierg, man • nth a large family, Ominous. of living a kit ecntimay, a tie iituutina i. in a country abounding ititb ezecilreit real keti, and where every necessary of life ran be procured on the most reasonable terms, and of the best gnu lity. Several schools of the highest reputation are within sea sites of the pi:emirs; and tit a short distance from the hJitse a mall coach pieces daily to and from Dublin, Farther particulars may he obtained by applying at the.Of tee uf Memel. /writhes, Langford, and Waltord, Suoilaimpton street, Cerroil-gorden. Mr. 11'.1 NI FORTH vre'.4.ented a [':;ikon *um ahntT non ItitsdreJ Mrrt lamas a Hull. 4.1 atoAstn of 'lnd lig by ficc..ces ; and took tin- lopportti4ity 7, 1 L ,„ 1 00 4% .an 110400+ . 4tue a n d L e r A m e o i:eistien.ba..inlir;r he - Li his ii,tetouun roPstrAlitint to- ttie Howe it *piton Urtiaes' in +Council on l'oesday next? . • : • • Mr. 6.4.0414414 AM aterreed..laV it w, 3 '' fiefLa 11 4 .11 4 441 4 418- tion to bring fnrward thAt..nn oa rui.:•44.;,.. - • , ' Aire Ir4fAttll7l . dbtalotd learn -s throes in •W Annual . Qualititation Indemnity Dill. ma. JILSJ.%Mrs . M r ,I3A.NI ES Konrad that the Oriler .ef - Day be'rc.aft for the attetsda • hi!' glade 0:f a i r. 8: 4 4 0 . min Walsh. . • . . . • Ur. ABP . ' imatF; wishectio ask Ilan. - - id Amooms *artery, howl Medicine. lately A /471 " rolieTio/Thatoom UseeLvtioil, Medical Bookseller, 40, West Sniithßolds 1; syg rE m of the . .A. 4 4, A OMY of the RU. A MAN ODD 1," 4 illustrated by upwards of twninin rhea Table,, containing near odious/Ind heaves copied front the mud celobradled Author'. 'Rod from Notelet.. By ANDRE vi F.l( Three colt Iketohd Edition, hyprored, 51. ss. with co !unveil plates, it. 7r. `.•., A COMPIiNIVIUM Of the' AN ATO'MY of the IIU• MAN' fIOPY,. intended principally. fur. the ii-e of Stud , 'us.— AiArcei F:yfe. 3 vols. Bro. with ;iliac*. Fourth Edition, etlargld end tinproved: it. peter, IL 4.. 3. CASES ne APOINAXY :mid I.I.:rIIARGY. with Oh irrvation. win the Comitioc 13i,hies. fly J. Cheyne, M-rD. 1.1.110w.0f the Royal Cullejr id Plivoieisua in Edinburgh ; Li centiate of the Nil% and Quti.lio - Colletr i es of Physician... in Ireland; inn: of the Phyvit•iiiiis na Site - Meads liuspit 1, and Couoty of Dithlio lidanuary, .Sec. illustrated with rugraviugs, Bro. st. 4. PRACTICAL REMARKS nit INSANITY, .10 which taildid a Cunnacittary uu the Disoectiou of the Ltrahn of Ma wkb,siiiise Account of Dhows incident to the Insane.— *Noe Croothee, fileralser of the Ropil College of Siir -grolalp l o isootilisk-usid Survey& Bride% ell and ilethiew :v. A COICINFUItIIIa of the ['DARN/ACM:42RA of the . I.ON DON BUN Hfilltlll, and DUBLIN COLL EDER of Yil YSIC NB I belog a Practical Compendium of hiuteri:4 Mcdich.i(tul Pheiruultv. By Anthony 'Coda Tonasson, &argon'', reittia of the Mejfeal Sockty ti I..iodoo; :lad of the Mein eal,-the Royal Physical,. alai the Syn.calative Seeleties of lidin ro4l.llloans se. fid. n. 1.5/304A1t. VfltVf9 of the ANATOMY of t'.e MAVIMIEIf. By Drury H. Aes%fitr6, M. B. Me,ohrr of the toyttl Gollcipt 4it Stirgelnia to isc.alou, nod Assisi:on-Sur . koouio the ll„pV Itti. 641. 7. pttAcTroA OH/MiitYATIONS nn Various NOVEL MOD ES . tst ornitAlcsautlVATAßACT, nod on forrniic 1 0 4 Aqiik ! al Pupil.. Ay When r Mine, Member of the Royal (id. - —"V seudiug i. dp lie would therefore move, that this Bill be now tiled' a second time. Lord BYIION (in a first speech) decidedly opposed • the measure. Ile w;ts connected in that part of the country where the scene of the disturbanees lay, and had been there lately. He was there during the time of the alarming and delirious extent of the outrages which the Nil *us proposed to suppress. But he had to observe, it was ht his mind evident, that the ,perseverance alone of the unhappy individuals, show- Ad they were driven to the commission of such of feuces by absolute want. One of the greatest ob." lads of their violence was a particular species of wide' frame, which enabled one man to perform the woill. l of several. These unhappy persons conceived that the use of these frames was the cause of throwing numbers out of employment. The egg causes of their distresses, however, were ore very different na ture. The singular .species of warfare which was thought proper to be adopted foe the last lemonths-- productive of bankrapicy, impeted.fraud, or cootie- tion of felonies : these were the operative causes, and It was no wonder, When such existed among better circles there should be found these excesses among a distressed and despairing populace. He had also to ,ERCR,ON. hor could Its temporary duration reconcile him to the i Goutiom' an, whether .it was his intention to • peheeed adoption of the measure. Ile would therefore.move, on the subject that evening ! If so, he begged ,to as un amendment, that instead of " Now," " the ;'submit In his consideration that the papas which Bill he read a second time this day three months." :constituted the greater part of the ca,se, were but The LORD CIIANCELLOK quitted the Wool- I th a t mameat delivering' to the tvlern)reia, aitd.Altat hack, and arguedathrtetly in defence of the Bill: I le there WU 'it'd"' another pia-co of eii.Tetice to, ,01., pry pressed to the recollection of their Lordships, that the 1 d uce4 . l, namely, the -letter from Itir. - iraisth.t9 Ida 'Bill uas brought . forward with a View to prevention) brother, charging himself with the goat of gip. re to increase the punishment of hei nous offefices, demon- cent transaction. There was another- clrtnrosfunce strating themsejves in acts of violence and outrage. w hi c h h e hoped would induce thi Iluo,.(i,..tieniatt With respect to the wisdom and policy o(the mea- not to press the•consideratioh' of the subject .at that sure,' a leading consideration should be, that it was moment, and that was, that there were several lion. !calculated for the private benefit even of those indi- . Members who, to his knowledge, were siesirons el SC- Ltiduals who .were.tbe objects of it. -After noticing :Firessi,t; their sentiments upon it,tint ..Irho . wer t ). als 'some previous interpositions of the Legislature, on I scut from the Hansa under theMeit '41 . 4 tr.l..Tfises.• occasions sontewhat . similar, 1* proceeded pointedly day's motions. preceded Orders) \ tt4 'ppiticni..Of an to observe, that the P resent was a peculiar species of '; Roth Birouet would, in tbe . fi ist initpaces,,Jtarn beou ofenee L carried. on for fifteen months without 0-1 gone into.. most the possibility of detection, and on a species of . m .r. B.t.N KER. w ow tbit be Came, 014 - pc) . plan mid systept almost bidding defiance to the Jaw' l. pared to bring under the It onsideratlee of the limise Ms not 'the pros le of the Hill borne out lty such the question.of Mr. Walsh's Conduct; and that un a consideration ? .The object of the •Bill was mote ' ivy, grave and:enbstintint riasiies indeed were l ti of preventioe s than of the puoishmetit of crimes , a adduced, he was persuades! that this was oueof Ake ess and which should •be the first object - of all •ntle'vant ! maitercw high, tbeillortseconid'reel;ne disposition to legislation. With respect to the Noble BarOn'i ideu__.: of a dill '--- -, he had' to- obserire • that it , first, a •, . -ia , postpone. Although the printed cephfs.of the papers subject . to• ,- informs ! - - - -I f II as the 'lf. irable Gentleman' had • -- '1; boot to be ith ' . - •,.' . . ~ . . . . . . . . . . . . •.. , , . . --. "•• ,-4 f 7- : :" ••, • • . - . * . • . .. .. . , • .... •., ... , . .. . 111111111111111111dommEdmins. f - . . - - , ... .•• . P• • • T . , t. W sirii.tet : t' ri-.MAPIROPIrit) , . . • . . .. . ~ ) , . ..4. - •• / ; - • . , i pt. r •.r i . • • . i • :t,. 1 \ 1 . - f t i t • ,:k . . ' • . . / 1 / 4 . • A ~ • . . - • _ ..., C..- 1.-3,-.; .1 LONDON , nitaitY MRlZefiri r It 1812. • ' - -.- , IMPERIAL PAlMlallarr 1 • iceman% t o its own system, was to do a piooeeding which would 1 4 : - ...rir iilletabla tad squalid wretches, under such Terence of Parliament, ad 6 cr .wv: MUSE OF 1 • 0 0 1 0 rie•fts . , ..' • ha **s at a. loss to know. They could. Earl GROSVENOR, in .. • • alit* i Ithaia:cwanty to.their own jails, neither to the measure, which he di P ia tie. " l " s e it " 411 S1674 111 411 8• 111.611 2__ oouldt ap thbusattds in tbeii fields !To his opinion, that should th, - W., la te aks uie lagallijatiaa ,Daroey ad e • IMO** ifiptra; re ow ai l is that now before the House,.would I into a law 2 it , would, instea rt nesirta T seat a pria . of ism s at a k i r it " 401001103 ildiTtite d. measure, to pity; % it would even- tend to 1 1 the mischief to.t . hos . e parts i ' tram the Casafta. by Sir J. omit^ awl epee meemen s 'name , liter of conviction, and so judging was already beginning to a 1, ir rrt.- w Z g i llY mitt tlnt , 1.....! . di ' Sin WM a I ii " 4 reedli t 4. • Meetture, it should have his oppo- effects a the Orderg l. in Cou i 1.....,.1.__......__:....1 .... .... A.,..... 31 uroittomal A. :to. ar. rz.••••••••••••rt ; i arr•• ••••ap a• " BILL. , Lord - 11KittAN15rose, ani.expressA his sur- Thi . :.*4 . :LIVERPOCIL sion4 . o. Order of %% Id , that aker Wink had fallen front his Noble the Day diwitt *hkb their larsiehlpa *ere son- , the BM should Ise suffered to go to a goes- mooed, w4gs bail. read, team, rrithoat anodrek word being offered in its de. 'Elie S Mary of Stilts ellempell that the fence. After the speech of his Noble Friend, which! swen,sare,tieezr lordships were about team's', 1101%. ' fraught iiielt an eloquence-not very usual in first y * T A say is of a wore! ems ,., ha fe t - loss to o ff er additional objec- 1 It,,,sherativatinek• the Bemilksem mr illiMimso : Ito - Woe ..PTeteid, however,.:, , grdun upon which be thought that it ought to pass *situation of to delicaey wilt respect to t . tteiteia- -iuto a law. Titer transactions whit* took Owe, said Imre, 'tie Wee the Gest who called the_ attoliOn.of were still going on in the coney of Nettingham, the Noose to the topic,. In a general vieserat the were . pretty well known to most of their Lordship* subject, he amid not help expressing hit surprise and he rose to state that no exertions were wantim that Ministers could recommend the adoption of on 'the part of Government to remedy the evil; ,a 0 fuels a measure as the present, as the House euvl the ible Lords he was equally aware 'of the.rufthilinYal lidlikarY . Unik'gr. and moved timt they be prin e 4. • l dan!werous nature of the offences. in : Z u tr 7 l , % t i t nt "tr i ta t heill g ip g 1h " / l ' invar4l ; l4 tiw C4 " 1 " it it did not necesssarily follow that horn , Mr. I3A .4 4 gal'a as tiesiro a si r sthat an imerral creiPt or ea jle should draw the sae conclusion. ; dAys &now I,conorte4t, In order to giisaaoppaPtuatty4 sea- -1 idcring eteme. Fatima's. I, that the only difficulty in tho present I Mr. iIi}IA.P.TON repli,rl, that a large sum of taintTlßllligt Riots at Nottingham consisted in the. bees ailtplayed• by the Ijuilikr. it became orrosisturMala la detection, and it, - wai an ulterior qua - , 110 3•C' e l a t 1114 9 064 Pin t . I dle 414 " km r klikklY.'; . .. ~e s weir a& onlerladoto bt ;a . .... • - . . • • , 0 _ !t* the extattag law was suirteiont few ado—i iiv to tair mtathe sivikzsto,a t e meat. Tllepesallltallt of rttel‘tr 'it oad; • ~ ~ oUOe Aiwa Armee at` ' sort Bence foe tisc if l a . Pam+ I .11a.1 kke.aa'... increase the difficuliies of detection ; ' r . ", j a r ie L t oo to 0„.. 101 . - i n ' 4 " •. - ' if extending the penal cote with a view • ORDERS IN COUNCIL to (mil_ he thou , ht thst it \r:.•,..1d ',:e we- I Mr. !ITANIFORTH vrmentrd a l'oiltiOn *um &wore nee 6 1 1;;;77 . i , : r 7: 4 7 1,1 ;• ja , ; ; ;;: 1 7 . • -i . , ::: .vrazims us Aim nuyiii 1,113".11:11b1CU dan!. ue)paal sub rvriumwo... ......... _,_ . if. FguilicAl.oßgFAVAT(WiSontitt DISEASESof object that no previous enquiry. should .be instituted', a a civil process, he bad, first , . to- . obser'vo- .1(k1.2 i. ••• I ewe raft .004),Xiiit-oS Abe 1317 MAN EYE; compr6lo4 before the Legislature was called upon to pass Oen to was the positiv . e.tlety : of :the subject to'givis . orme.- ! iP t . tad, as tue ifonourabro... Geutleussor .bed,. stsitl; ac's ; delivered but that day s that appeared to him . to b . e t t )l ath, tie Istnur Somali Lttehr ) malt., nod the Vistula Magistrate of any breach . of the law . with iatintue.cone . qurnev . r . T here was only , m e ha ,. la .. .0, atlth ts :cite r . rip•m o it and Alethog of Cure. • A . - t he rit's qualm an ;qr. t v te r i o s ra to..a ii-r.,reaur scurwi's alviipui 7 . v infoe etiOr a y,J Lepo Reade r Al. D. meth. quelling ; to sentence of death. The Commission which was orl , d re;ec te t a to Compensation in the wuy of &binges # 4 . A s ipiw e o h whick be should rest Abe motion,. ! Id have little or no application; as...the frau* • t •''d .to inibmit t o the itonSi,. a:nd the disturbance, arrived in time to behold „, . • Cie (of a his Or . .., „erect to be sent into c o unt y for th e purpose o la.; l . tg al College of Sur eons lraielY I. .' ' tt iVirds had found . 44.14 Wig , dial. Mr. - hems .. guilty of the R i f . . sue{ roes , London and, bleuther the wrecks which had been.left, and to collect these 1. 1 were most frequently the property of t l i e sem . ii. I' tiy. *titre! Societe of Edinbur g h. de e. &e. hen .).' , 9. rt RsT amul e t th e 'riimatcti q o 11 1 / ysic..: . mprnB4.9olill!—[4l ligugh , j—ile felt assured, that manufacturier, though in the immediate oflef.lof. the fkottr MI iwihis intriclueta,". With 'loped William Colitis, Al. Dincleditig the lied:Minu s of the its ir o n - if a proper investigation bet been institused to the /..)•y, with $l4 pleiortuory Note. rhi ./I • 1 i a person of lower. ran k . UpOu the * t°, ;w h h u l l • • ' ..' " " ecied f r":" "cent caller stages of tho disturbanceS, 'der it it . itegr ni just ' a veir.psiflcible" oi l .1 i ! . i . .. h it liti;lir a Waip ',I --- ur lios 'brother'. it stialW he - ' '.' r the' litAtib g . * *j . ki, the present measure! ant consi . . I or . . pr . need ,it, % ::‘,-.----.- - ..9 • ,Tau nil, qrs, vs .ive euswirthuted to the onprovemetit of Medi- 1 '' • , I'. By Peter Reid, N1,1).2 cols. Oro. 18s. would have been unnecessary, . and a • very Merest i mode of Proeeedrog; e Bin being belt „_,..„: 21 L" 1 10 i1 41reSelfoitor_ f _ . :, ;' • Tegl Pet*Otbr and andi - ta.. The I.o\ DON .Mr.DICAL REVIEW, No. Xill a k a .' *o meet its pecal ar objects, he - re. hj y. h y . d o lighorli. ... -.n: - -`l,loly;.in MI: •sylilion, p•;•:$2/.. ed. • scene would have presented itself in that fin _1 ' • The Pohlre.hg res?ertfully inf nos the Professfoo ling the than an idle military, and -a starving *and . wreterseu 'ftdorelon to the *Otitile.' .* r • " ld NSA . 4 the . 'V ! . it 1 inipte . opiSortimay .of weird i t . _ .. . ,... won . or . . , , . . . Landau )lediortl At int wr rt.tets' • a Smanut kf * r i 1 TI h idno t f rget i _ _ _that out Zif that wy sou o loir4 HOLLAND brielfly exphtinitt.. : . .. i pl i g i n i4c . it 4 .teudeney, hg thing wookkspeat. for swetwist Eel • ~.,...0 c4 ,....w .. __ . , ,i ttt e. ., . _, lry t eve 7 ty- popu ace. Li •d 1 b e - ;11 - ---- ip i:i ._.... e !" ' . 9rnee,.. r fur I ° B ' 9 * class of their_fellow so the libilish_ .. eel Itrol ' teirlei 1 ' i • .) ' iii 4.9%14 s • *64. the latter' The tart .of LA.UDEEMA LH COP . 4 4 4 r i . trelf .ths Zing 11.044) . , PPR . i . _ .. . ao „ Ps a great v.ut ...ivresting ....rows, and in. 144 41))011, elm he powered a ns. Its for vas, livo. price manned, and their battle, feuelt. ." 11 41 1 e .. aium ppi agaiiilt the, ailoptitin of the incipure s until l e, Talgety ;A:puld acre c . cuttplite imolai' gf a rd 'gnitty mod 91- 4.. is and starving manufactu bat:4l4lod do MOO* of ohiervations .iu support of what - fiilrem,fthe . i n if a gu ff/ vet. Jl . f,Aftei,.4 ~ 1„ a tbio letter.. n• .U.:4l94,7.t7ool;4l7. e actr b i r t,r i 'qj 1811.12, ii 1..64. , L .. ALOG E, for claims on the 'corn *nate oonsidexation 'of the risible Laid% at hil_side of .thd Yrciuse; Ann Portico, i the Aleusesbeirid think fur?? .ir 4 4 1 T...frit how* I . y, be ;pot* bo 4 otinion.— A catalogue - OE inteximive Coileetinn of Books to Amatnen). country ; when the . Parereee ware traller tarty ur#4-the. propriety of .inktititting• pyeyicinfen;.,eier unwitl4l . their ._ , , ~, htedielso.llo Mills Ike% Chemist 1 . ~ .' ' 1144 poke , ?ucaristuent . qf c . t . D .. G er d .4 g ai k d S econ g.aZk vnt • ' itmart a t i P a ' a l naC lL ll „,.• 24 ....i. ew ed by every dim of the' erammekeeltr-.47 . the ' iieb tioig . • ! . . - He could uot Vinfjla en I hil4 / 1 " e l ic"`"il l : 4111111 - -- - —all - - ""'" ' 1 •ad the Aisti's mile, so'si ie losable ~ ~ e titri'Of ItAAßOFEtY , argoid to 'sopped, of . : which , ke Cuija by no . ran, . li.. y-lowposted. Man s argeifta w . Ts whdisposo ;;; ; ; ; t 4, , them to to.tOk theft grollok obit .to .le.hoild • ihg . oll,.sta. 'id ga • 4 vt....icat . the conduct of llifinlpters oo : 0* that utrdat:ch ~carettaistiteoes • the absence: of Tables aft he Pow o f . Is4 es t *mud OK- - era , a m t ut .i.;,l4, t. '.',mile . -of die Arritil habitations; b u t tia . otootaot that tbonsitili ~ oft th'e . : , l:flevasst topi!!. • W s . fitttlettlittitted `may Dom iftern i Ilfoills . d a jes t . . .... .e , t; 02. Lenora &MOM is Lsdm, will Le. to "t et their !allow 'Wads - • • • - tale tele •itti- the : Wee er g ot *Or in & A d ) ! P ilr .. • " 1 . 11,115 " ati re - 9 .9 404 -49a1M - g . ra ' '-- of the ' ll . . 1114 IL. Si t o • . w in . r au wet*. e - .. _ , • .1 Alteselsnee, IT. ,_ .i..;541.....14. a a, wagairdlav ma that Ord wa strir 0 0 moans unusuant early ci g v was Pest ‘,..- ). t r am o f want, he N od.' , . 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