The Statesman. — London, England, 1810-02-24 00:00:00

!WM • lill . a k A , iski i h triel e /,. • el l hid ~ rre lie I " Perllli t lie the re I s besides ell, were itch °me 4 t l ha m I in th, ist ruertt Ir ked in line sta. *die. to t 1 t hi n f, 'e bel ow ps (h ere eon., 'covered urd Jut 4 He pitis order ►t he tide; fur utui ere w as v$ ba. as if it was it woce !Id th4t 14011. side, il l be) itanc c perso o groat were e verf fly en. could 1.. part, If the side as thew. 'herr %in. liti4, 0 % floc well as tier! to ea di.. be wkat 1:1141:11. No. 1217. ,_. 'lli I. VT/LC-1,01 AL, COY ENT-G ARD EN. 1. 11. W 1: present EVENING will be acted, a .vi Draw, in Tbroe Acts, intersperas with tunic, TIIE FREE KNIGHTSA o r , THE EDICT OF COARLEMAGYE. To s hirk will nailed, a New Fem. A C[c.r,r OF BLUNDERS. • Fort tiff the /Ines to be taken of Mr. Bran:Pm, at ~krDax-olke, is Winces-place, Ilart-streeu, flout ten Pst '); 641.; Lower Gall. ; 24 . t Upper Gall. Is. 4 0 . 34010, .gia 4 Lear, with ilarlegaia Pedlar. THEATRE. [VE Public aro most respectfully informed, B p i b:re will be a . GRAND MASQCERAI)E, ut Ire re, on Monday Evetun4 next, the 26th inst. Oae Guinea. Supper and Win? incluled. pig to w ill at the 011 tee in pay i ng amarke Pro ':l bads he admitted upito a bls..6cf. each for " or . gr,„ 3 Dominus, ;Ai Masquerade Dram, to be A/Alege In astral. f—LLEWENY ES MTE, NORTH WALES. TO BE SOLD BY AION t f ly IfINSTANLEY ANI) SON, • od i c a Mar:, near the Hawk of FAland, London, in w omb or 31ay (unless previously disposed of)., dr, very extensive and valuable FItEE. ; pm ESTATE, comprising the noble Mansion of c 9 •I %1 II A LL, which contains ample accommodation „ Le o, of the felt distinction, together with new-erected c ,,mmligni. Bleach Works, Water Corn-Mill, and I,ei , ail well supplied with water, a Public House, 40 4 Nit rrovihie Farms, the whole containing near st acres of extraordinary rich Meadow, Pa....ture, toa 0 1 Wand Land. in a high state of cultivation, and A d; in a riuz fence. Tat E,tate is intersected by find, most heaetifully situate in the Vale of nst,is tie Camille. of Deohigh and Flint. North Wie•S; ,1 1 1 free Denbigh, six from St. Asaph, eight front i d i s,l2 from Aberg,rly, and 24 from Chester. I) 4 ,nice ditto Oass of Site will be given in this and tames; in the interim. the Estate may be viewed, by p ! r ag is Mr. Husford, at Lleweney Hall. wo l " with Plans ritta-wei, will be ready in a few d i , D al stay he then had of Messrs. Manley and J. and low , Wee' i-s. Temple, London; of Winstanleyand , it a t e rsitaer-iow; of Mr. S. Lowe, Solicitor, Whit raklstapshire ; of Mr. Caleeleyi Surveyor, Stepleford, I C3tortr; of Mr. Toomas Wiuttauley, Auctioneer, Li ,d Messrs. Kay nad ftenshaw, Manchester; Mr. risr, toticilor, Mold* Mr. John •Jone., Ruthin ; 4r. I. Denbigh; and of Memn. Copland and Pemberton, tslivry. __,..e • LADISIP ITTiR IrAiHIONS. ItoMAS and C hart: the honour to inform ie Nubility and Gentry, that their ROOMS (under i ceriMendancs and direction of Mts. Thomas) are corn ', s i l k a Very Euraive Variety of every Fashsonahle of tt wi f e Dress, id the following and other New coit siA of novel Mantles, Cloaks, gad Pelisse e; likewise novel Zoning anJ Evening Dresses, novel Igloo Villitiery; 'nimbly adapted for the Rout, Ban ns, Promenade, die. made of prime and fashionable Ma ; aixt *coma or the very extensive quantities kept, M. sr Grotlesten hitviig Lailtes' Commissions (more par hri)joiss snit themselves with, the least possible trouble. Sr Habridebety i , Silk Mercery, 144icry. &c. Ware avel_Shoir-ronais of T. salad Co; at • wand it Ott cf the rim Distinct/mt. " ktfonitt ClOcrey-beiri 79 5 , -strteic Lae CELEBRATED RESTDRATIVE TOOT!! POWDER. ,Aury of Countenance sod, regularity of Features a►e allowed ho distitrisit Ole Keithb Pair ; ) . .pe Pmpnetor of BUTLER TOOTH POWDER be have to Teibind his Cotintry onions, that the lustre uorriamins loses half its influence where the teeth are wed, oiliest a rotten and unftealty appeArante this *more inc:cusoblv, as the present preparation atbrds means of removing every blemish of the ena sad i,safe in its application, being composed of vege . It is recommended to the atte.ition of all ranks, as away. evert! imperfection, either in the colour or *decay of the enamel of the Teeth ; asarendering the sweet and defect stile, and making the ;punt of their 'tripe and vermillion hue; and a certnin preventive the Tooth-Arhe.—No composition of this kind ever t Inward to public notice, has toot with such univer bairns' ; nod the Proprietor has to boast that it is in 4.4. of Royalty LIS Wh , .lesale and Retail, at Mr. Butler's, No. 4, comer of Paternoster Row I and tetail by Most Medicate Voider. nod Perfumers, in bozos, at 14..esth. M trio n nI3Y he had; Boiler's Aromatic Pectoral Lo in roogor., oNtlotEss, sore throats, &c. in boxes, at tot. each. SUPERIOR. JAPAN .RACKING.. 3NI)ERS (late 1101.,MEi and LANDERS) ad sea respectfully informs .tlie Public. that after - coral:. bilk usable and repent ,e he has brought to perfection a lona JAPAN BLACKING, which, from expeifence, eta with lrwth assert; it far better than any yet differed to Orshiir. 'fuse great excellence of this BlaCkiag is, that it Meer; the nia4 h: BIWA jet black ever beheld, affords pe norishment to the Leather, and will not soll the &test 14 . It is welL ' aurtla the attention of Captains of vessels :Salm going abroad, as a vet . ,) cutisiderabl, allowance PH he made them: lel wholesale by J. I.:alders at the Manufactory, Nn. 3, Picket -street, Temp le-bar ; and No. 10, Deve riecosn, nearly opposite ; and by the most respectable hake in the Aletrooolis and the United Kin; door. IT.ILFUMEI) APARTMENTS. " See spicy clouds from lowly lharnttrisc, " Atti Caraiel'silow'ry top peen:Mitt the skies !'' TRE AROMATIC' FUSIIGATING PAS TILES remove any unpleasant exhalations or noxious ',.`altint ninth miy pros+, niensive to the olfactory nerioes, "lyre particularly recommeaied to the NOBILITY *MiRSONS of 1 181110 N, as they completely remove rtnutiniii„ , when the Cloth is removed • lie . Diriner Int*. As no Antiseptic, they are ex il• e', metal ita BALI. ROOMS, at ROUT% aid all ended Attemblies, aid in correcting the frequently catit.l - of thenit lit the rooms of sick persons. lode of their re. .I wefulresti, they are dceowd an article P• eal luxury by the KASIIIIO,NA ISLE, WORLD., being ekli composed of Oriental Omits and Spice.. h‘ Mc Proprietor, J. lIIEPIIERD, at his Ware- L . ll* to the Ipecac/tan Inseam. 116,, Fleet-street, Loa -61/20, 9.1. 3s. and 11. Is. tats. Orders by PoSt attended to. TO '110: I" U1ILIC!!! BROOKS, BURCH, and O'KEEFE; Agents to ere Belf.st Linea Company, have just rut - rived -cve- LvAROOLS of IRISH LINENS and SH .7 1 * North of reLuid, are cuesidcrably cheaper Zal_any which h ave b ee* impowini for several year.: , . on Ow {ma, without muristie acid , , they nut, with *lll4rw.c, warrant their durability ; and, if a fault appears, 413 10gY rrtu..ived. belccr - .1 P:r nos have, by a:Miming a similar tiae, "w en- , ed to ram under the credit of our Nome, to prevent ,titia, it a necessary to obaerve, wr sell no article hut Lb Linens in single Pieces, ut the whalemle (':actor':. price. io Abatement ever sande, and have no Connection with p l l , aises in London, het at No. al, Great Russell-street, ' 4l kna} , and lio, Str an d apposite the I.; ro o and Anchor. 1111.00 XS, BU CH, and t)' KEEFE. A t te ei nzto the Cowpony. •• Cash for Irish N. 11. Oa &hi postetnally et cotes • SoITURD4 co 1 . 6.0 bL WARDLE. I IPTION for indemnifyi niCoto N E L . WARDLE against all Losses. Ch arges , and Expellees, he may have sustained, or be liable to, in co:meg:mace of his etertinits in the I'eblic behalf. particularly during the list Session of Parliament ; and to express the sense of the Na tion on his indepeddent, undaunted. and patrioticeonduct. Subscriptions will be received by Samuel Brooks, Esq. Treasiber), No. 110, Strand; Robert Waithman, Esq. Flceurstreett John lloppe, Minoriest Mr. Wm. Rogers, 186, Oxford-street hlessw., C. and It. Bell, 39, Oxford -street; Mr. Goddard, 8, Rathhone-place, Oxford-street; John Wright, Its, King-street, Cheapside; Edward Langley, Esq. Lidgenare-road; John Frs. Destoges, Esq. 58, Wheeler strt.et, Spital-tields • the Langbourn Ward Coffee-house, Fenehurch-street ; did at the Bar of the Crowoaad Anchor Tavern, Strand. AMOUNT ADVERTISED From a few well wisher% to Colonel Wardle, inhabitants of tont u wu of Galas hornitigh Mr, Barrett - •10 0 0 Gilbert bleason, Esq. Edinhurgh - -10 0 0 Geo. Knowles, Esq. 5 5 Advocates for Investi gation. but Enemies to Conspiracy—a few Friends at the Cape of Goodifope, Titchfield-street 5 0 0 Mr. W.Saunders, Brent ford Botts - 2 2 0 Thomas Smith 2 2 0 The Subscription of a Social Party to Colooel Wardle, as a *truly independent Member of the British Em pire C. It. Read - 92 0 H. Read - 2 20 W. Leader - 2 2 0 John Leader - 2 2 0 Rich. Ellis - 2 2 0 Edw. C. Bryant 2 2 0 Shettleworth Bryant 2 2 0 George Bryant 2 2 0 J. 11. 2 9 0 (;.T. 2 20 J. R. 2 20 Jon ithan Walsh, Ha lifax 1 10 From a few. Woolsta- • - £3260 2 8 r ter Platter,Charlts street, Hatt* Gisr- . 1.6.1ir d per J. Chad 4, 1 ! tbefifialW ij ' G. L. . our esseniy to the corruption of the times - 0 10 6 Bolted Kirkpatrick, Samford - 010 6 A Friend to his Chun t r 0 6 0 A di tto - 0 5 0 A ditto - U 2 6 J. Hardman - 0 5 0 Elizabeth Plats . - 0 5 0 F. Dunmire. - 0 5 U A Mite from Four Schoolboys - 0 5 0 Mr. W. Lloyd, sen. 0 2 6 Samuel Smith - 0 2 6 Mr. John Wild - . 0 2 0 No 'mien first Subscriptioo, per favour df Mr. Alderman Marsh. Balance upon a for- . mer Subscriptiou for Plate, refused by Colonel Wardle 22 16 0 Sigismund Trafford, Esq. Subscription to ditto - - 10 1Q 0 Thomas Rope - 0 5 0 Bryant - - 0 5 0 A Wrig of the Old School - - 0 2 6 A Norwich Whig U 1 U Edwaid Martin - 0 5 0 William Waite - 0 2 6 J. Sheene* - - 0 5 0 An Robin Gray - UlO 6 T. G. - - o's 0 Thomas King - 0 7 U A Friend to Cligpel Wzrdie - - 010 /I ) Au Enemy to Corrnp- tion - - 0 5 0 R. Purtand - - 1 1 0 Shakespear - - 0 5 0 Itlerrnao ' piers, Biaek Swan, Bermondsey-street 1 2 0 A Friend to Investi gation 1 1 0 Thos. Wood - 1 1 0 Downes Martin, Esq. Godinfuichester 1 10 Benj. Stanley 1 1 0 Jos. Peanton - 1 1 0 I). W. 1 1 0 J. L. 1 1 0 it t}. aylor - 1 1 • Rnb. BThwewen Mr. Tans. Ford( Reading Mr. Win. Riibiou, lloru-street, d B Mr. J. By the Hand; of • .the Principles ihttperitaft J. Higgs Wm. Priest J. Thomas J. Hawes Wm. Barker Roh. Mills Nineteen Friends Colonel Wardle,) quentink the room of the Coufarmahle Meeting. held at December tat, paid iotu the hands - . A N in royal y•rEr.l4'l. Containing , and Kingdoms the authorities, inch , Runum Empire, Platt's. royal quart Printed far C. late Thomas Ostt N. B. The same The Publishers most correct, the est ever executi it wants only tL ready used in many Empire. ** * By tak, made. Where may to_ GU Y'S School *phi, with Maps, drawn Mider the immediate losPictitto of the Author. By JO9. GUY. Professor of Geography. Sic. Great Marlow. _ ItIiTJARY 24, 1810. cd to have the preference of Reports add Petitions, which might as well be heard on any other day. Mr'. SAM. DIXON each time strenuously dp. posed ail idea of indulgence, oh& insisted on the I ordinary busineis being first disposed of. The question being then put from the Chair upon a particular Report, that this Report be now read. Mr. WAITIIMAN moved an Amendment, " That the consideration of all these Reports and Petitions be postponed." Upon this a division took place, and the nails ben were,- For the Ametithuttit 56—Ageiest it 65r-MijorW The tontine holiness' consequently obto; cedence of the motion, for whick the rEN.MOVIti thttD At five o'ctock in tile ereolng - Mr; MAN obtained a hearing on the Subject promised motion. After stating thb impor the question Which be meant *to . submi Court, and the aukward Sitattiod in was placed by the ptittitili off of the preten , lion, until siich, a late hour in the evening soled himself and the Court by the con: that the subject had been some time since hefore the Cotitt anit determined on. He admitted that Lord Wellington possessed skill tots very contd.- derable eitent, and bravery equal to other of. ficer in his Majesty's service ; but bravery was by no means a novel trait in a, British soldier's character ; in that point of view he ttuSted that his Majesty had within his realm'at leaft fire hnn.; dred as good as he. - When he looked at the im. mense profits whits the Wellesley. family at one time derived from the nation in various situations, not amounting to lest than fifty thousand.pounds per annum; it was fairly, to •he condfuded that they might have amassed an ample fortntic for every branch of their family for the remainder of their days ; they ,were not to be considered as pulped iu the eountry, Who required to base some pec uotarytermanottition fOr every act they did in the sortie() of their country; betides their replier ,moluments. Besides, wheti he looked at the re. stilt of all that gallant Officer's. exploits in Eu rope, he saw nothing that could fairly call for a penstoo of 20001. a-year, for three lives, to my Lord Wellington. Ile therefore moved in effect—. IMPERIAL PAItLIAMENT. ROUSE .cok'. LORDS, fasosm, Fa'. SS. Afier several private Bills had been read, the two Beebe ' quer Bills, the Prince of Wales's Lands 11i41, and the Ad' mhtl Indent* y Bill, were read severally the taird time,•aud pussrd. Sir RALPH MtLI.BANKE brought uo two Private cm talc itunuurame air. Lygoil our, trust Inc 'House of Comnions. Lord HA ROWICKE. moved for returns OrWheat, Bar ley, and ads,. for England and Seat baud, from the Uth of May, ItIOV, to the preset)! year. COMM F.RCIAL LICENCES. I,ord LAUDERDALE moved for an Account of Licenses for Commercial Intercourse, from tho lyear • 1803 to that of 1810. T'h'ese licences, un precedentedly extended, hail, fur some time past, b ee n unwed wholly at the discretion of the Crown, but were of such' a nature aa, he thought, ..called for the invesligation of that House. Lord ELLENBOROUGEI considered the pre sent practice of granting Commercial Licences as highly erroneous. Licences of this kilid ought not, as now, to be transferable. .Suchliecoces were not confined to the use of the particelat ,iduai who only ought to trade with thetn•;•and, froM Cases that frequently camelefore him, Mee& from ono now pending, he was 'perfectly con.: ',laced of the inexpediency of the present method, if such it must be, of granting Conithertial cen ce e.• Lard BATHURST entered into a detailed his tory of Cominercial Licences, the practice of gianting• which •was an ancient one, and which was rendered particularly necessary by the late Wars. . . • - -7; liusitizt rt • . - .-• *. aiMa __ ~ PiticEtliy; Lord ELdiNBOROUGH yiewed theme lia cencei as pit taking something of the mature o grants from the Crown; and if so, the grant. • ing of indefinite licences, tv3t to say any thing of the confitsloti *hicl it alleged in the Courts of Lev, could not upon this piinciple be it'd.. fled. „ • Loris nAirouRAT snd ELLENBOROUGI{ explained. LefOttitribaDAtglialci l that every attention had, beets 'paid to agrject "hien could be paid of mat) of. pm men and troops in them, of their tuindief of pia -•oi;the 'leftist of their settliee, and of the amount of 'that captures, for 1800 and , 1801. He also moved ler a return of transports employmtduring the last wat, aiid of hired trans. ports. His Lordship•thed moved to extend the effect of these Motions to the years 1808 and 1809. • —Motion carried. Lord DARNLEY moved a Return of the Prices .1- of Corn and Segall in Ireland, which was abut' carried. REVERSION BILL: Lord GROSVENOR moved, th • this Bill, prohibiting the graving of Places in Reversiou v be now read. Lord ARDEN self, he should reserve what ho bad to say on the Bill, and he had rattel) to , say, till it was read thosecohd time. Lord GROSVENOR inove4.the, second reading for Monday; and, shortly after:, that their 'Lord. ships be summoned for thit day. Lord GRENVILLE rose, but not tit speak on hour garding the Indium! .inpro. of _ rest, submitted to the low& of the Treasury. Mr'. WHARTON conceived that the Rill itself would give any informatioa which was contained in the Report al- Wed to: The SPEAK BR observed, that as the Bill was a private one, atthou.h the Crown was concerned, it was customary, • according to the usual practice of Parliament, that any ob jectiosi to be made. or information required, should he had through the Private Committee. After a few **twills from Mr. C. Dundas, Mr. .Shaw Le feerr,' nod Lord 'Wil:lata Russell, the llotion was vrith ; wit. The Naturalisation Bill was read a seeond time, and or ' dered to be committed.' ' LINCOLN'S INN BENEHERS. Mr. SHERI-I)4LN requested the serious titan. lion of the Roust to a •Petition which he hekl in his hand, and which in his Opiniun was of' the highest importatsee, inasmuch as, it contained is charge of:a very great grievance arising it ith a most respectable body of Alice, the ,Bencherc • of Lincoln's inn. The Petition stated that these • !leachers had usurped the power ,of the Legislt., tare, by making, a rule or bye.law, which ex. clistiod.any persons who had written fur hire in, the_ Newspapers from performing those exercises which. would entitle-him .to be called to the i3 3r . .Tb e iteght Hop. Gentleman conteusied, thit to adopt aargcneral rule. to hold out any class of individuals Amsaitegraded vast, was an, act of op. illegajetid,unconstittilioaal. The [teachers, ot'Lineigholvlinu, however, being a self-constituted body,!aesgaoting %wider t l heic own • hye.laws, there.was nTother mode of appeal than torotigh that Haps. If ; this class .of. people (Newspaper satif) -were always treatell with so mudh illiberality,. the Bar ; wroiild hake. been 4- privet:l.ot a geoat4surtiati of that brilliant talent • which 'nowise cous„pienously characterized the learned issafiesales, and tisosi the scats of tliat „ Y - .~i • ' .e A:" • .01 ott. , AL • - . 3 Ok` • -. 47 krt../ • • • • r 3• :0 , 47$ 1;: ; 14; • • ; . 1 % ... • • • • 'i l k • 3 1 4 , • f. • „ IL A ., • . • • t" r" • • . • vro,'! !e- -4-• 1 , r •J. • • i - • , • • I •• . v.,1" - 1 061 " • • _ • 101 \ •• e • • I . -7 - . • •• I the nate; lit b ra t s imposOble, aqtwithstanding t to oh. !Oche Orript sWion is licoocei o f the description iority 9. now in shop: • te t nillted t p '1 1 , "" 14 " c r i t tl!ltAr et. h tsri v Lord iA aitaioi nderd.a tO ttiie . • fveitrpeMart ins* 'Nal circled. I '" 4" • • ADDRESS:: The.Marqu'b ; LANSDOWNE rose, in eon. • ect of his sequence ef the • teMporary absence of a Noble portance of Lurd, whim he wished to see in his place 'whoa mit to the the Motion on hie Majesty's Answer to the Ad. which he drats of the City of Lundqn should come before !sent quell. the Hough ; he, .therefore, moved die poitpone. ig, he eon.' mcnt Of Ns Million on that subject uetil Friday • . • • nsideration neat. • • nee before HETIHMS OF SHIPS AND TRANSPORTS. - * witted that Ldrd IttELVILLE rioted fur returns of ships 1 1 0 0 Alderman *IWO - i ia i .4.i__," ...!; ''''' s SA., t..v•s.Avsu 4...• • ••••• *S. •.•••••••• • • 'ardoo, Asderman Duey - ' g' 2 0 1• 44 'fbat the Court ohserrea with grief and con= the Bill. Since the . Hbuse ifadlhought fit to ad.' '.'• ~.1„ 0 0 Alderman 'flattop d bi neb . at, 1 ` - -- 0 ....„. 0 .. /1 C lu b of al 2. V. u earn, that a Bill is now pending in Parliament fur journ the first reading of thiit'Bill, a' Step einto - at n,ditto 910 6 Mr. er / . 0 i . : 0 theirantlrig of such a pension; and agrees to pre- unprecedented, If nut quih; so, in the mines of 1 . ' itiotito_the Douse of Commons espres= Parliament, he was anxious that this step should .- of a Friend to Samna / ' , •.Q 2 0 sive - of their dirapp?. % -• tfon of the conduct of Mi. t es of shaft, ll l 4 l l .t.le_ A igkagl ._...,.. .... ~.. not rate a ainat the first readin 0 ikubs& . .• , .'• - IptiftrllTra.' A vikrozpve,i t i elillsr — .... - 10 0 Fin_y Priests nrCOl. into lair. - ----- - . -, .that some record, to the 040' stated by him l - :: - 10 0 Wardle % Enemies to ' WO* . .0 • secondesl the matioll. s . • - 1 0 t yp torT ves tor st WA La , Ai wtea tt e 2 12 6 - '.s •-.... should be nuw 'entered en the Jour-oafs of the . I • t„ .. . L'', lnlioN, after profed!leg the uhrind ~.. - 1 0 0 MISC. - 1008. W. • • d , 1 ' • .ty towards the Hal . Moser, declared, tRe . at : , • . 0106 J. Cosens -22 0 ha !"..0 . Wished to ;et rid rsf Memoirs° by a sfde WIWI, •• .' '. P RD CH ANCELIAIR lipid (quitting then - : lit 0 . .. . Order that the Corn might come to a more full NW W. • . 1114 t, Thought he Might not 0 goiter-A rids to J. Copemin o : . ...• .- • .. of the business before them , That they sitradds ile,fre- T. ca bl ar ar k li e rsean .. -... 1 1 0 r , ;r clear on, the itoip.t s he rather conceived rest • stanets... tap- ty KEMBLE Seconded the motion,: which, on a to the first reading Of-3111s to beinatter of optima •• : Pew- di '''' I ' list b 2. ' '•• • -s olfh that House. . Because ft had mst been .ustraWP - to the Resolutions passed at the General -- : ~,;`..... ~ Y • hen delivered ikAgg- rm panegv on' the • ; „, 1 .: , at the Crown and Anchor Tavern, uo the 18th „,. • . );-•!' '' of Lord We ;tun; he d -, ~ •• ; h e x,Z ,:. mist them, it war now deemed riot proper to db, . 1 1, TWO THOUSAND POUNDS ' have been p — Fiety )g •°' * ' - t ,. -the /louse offorusnosio , ~r 4,...", . , o r . ...t i h.. , 4- .. the first reading. , duds of Mmrs. I)ruuntsisev, Banters. .l . 1 and the/egoist 4110 SAMUEL MROOKS, Tresdprer. g rant ; 'i7 *.r.* . -. ' ' ' j . 5, , ,,,. ve ' '. › •,,' • 1., '`s - •‘. tier some observations from Lord Liverpool, (pesters • .. , 1.. -"- Me. •a ... ~, the Hon. bp - •_, .• ~„ ..;,—,*r• . , oh- • was t far settling • the point then, Lord G rep- NBW ATLAS FOR SCHOOLS. • Jails° ', i" i.. 05 1410 n 1 *A . ' ; .4,....4 ....* lo r stile tnored for *Committee of Privilegcs, to search' This Day Imes published, anima .-. •Tv ..! w g a Tait up •:. . i , u t'. 1 a - lid 410. price 19s. neatly helPlound. Jett *Mc , •-• • '''', o resist was 1 - , . impro- ., ,-.. ..,,, . fur precedents on tltirsubject, and report. the re. - 'S NEW GENERAL - ATLAS.— per divp • ~,,,, .: 41 '., 4. , mey out of elm -,.. 4, ? Fund: slat to the house. —Motion carried. • 14 distinct • Maps of all the principal States A Oen , 0 ,,,.. 4, rue we could mit , 7 - kapreCed • . • a wbh that t , ; , z.. cis of the Itesolutiort i ALtnsure of throughout the World, front the Sensate and hest Adjourned till Monday. eluding a Map of ancient Gracie, mai of the Millisfeofuld ( ~ .: cto the pension)shottl . be separated . . Mr. Sheriff ....,:. observed, Hutt notwethstanding the HOUSE OF COMMONS, FRIDAY, FRI. 93. re, the whole correctly eagraled upon 30 Honourable Goa T•• • was but a new Member of that Cone, quarto, and beautifully coloured outliner. ' C. Contorts and W 1 Joy iSstecessoes tothe. he had adopted otro the manoeuvres of the oldest pract Weiser Mi. MANNING moved the order of the Day for the se- htell), No. 92. Paternoster-row: • amoogst them, *nil a v iewto confuse his adversary. ame Work, fall coloured, price One Guinea. Mr. JONES declared that in his opinion both title and vend radii of the •London Dock Bill. ... . tens offer the above Atlas to Schools, as the pension were voted by Ministers as the means of supporting a . Mr. H EN RY THORNTON opposed the NAL as dhl Alder nan Curtis who contended, that the erect or of .the • • t he most elegasse, and at the same time klie cheap- totterinf v Administration. Dark, with the proposed Warehooses, would tend to reduce Mr. AITHMAN made a short reply. - , tied. They have no hesitation in saying, that the value o f many very eligible Preinises and Wharfs down After which the .Court divided, and the numbers w ere be seen to be universally adopted ; it is .al- the River, for whose I mes the remuneration proposed would For the Previous Question - 58 many of themost respectable Seminaries in the be by no means sufficient. Against it . • - 67 Mr. MANNING said a few words in • favour of the Bat, Majority , —9 Ling it in quantities, a liberal allowance will be and it was read a second time, and ordered to be committed Thequestion was then put on the Original Motion, which . ~,, c rt a ,r. • • t orrow, to w h i c h ,•mra tee A remotes was carried without a division, and the Petition etas ordered be had, jest poblished, *price 2s. bound in red, ` against the said Bill were ordered to be referred. to he presented fiwthwith. . Privately} , to-morrow , not Geograplev, on a new and improved Plan, blr. C. DU N DAS moved for a Copy of the Report re- A A in. A; .• . i ~,A,,,,,,„, ..c i h. I At h.ilf after ',even the Court adjourned etas Die. I eardine the Inclosures and Improvements of Windsor Fe- r~rilri DIETRICHSEN, Fashionable l'ailor, at hii old-established Mouse, No. !tat !ohmic-place, - ford-atreet, London, continues to utak. 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