The Statesman. — London, England, 1810-06-08 00:00:00

PAID JUNB 8,. - • • Mit& CLAIM: , • This Day was poblisbrev is flinty's* rayal.Phuse. with Y ele -saat engraved Ponntit.,price /Ss. * boards.. RIVAL or, a Foititftd AL Narrative atm.% relatiag to Mrs. MailAttue ftiltel Political Acquaintance with Goland' WatiK Major Dodd, Mi. Glendie, stud mt'ILLEISTRIODII PARSONAGE. who were concerued in the Charon... Wilt the DUKE 4 YORK t• together with ar variety of Old We LETTERS, and carious and i Aisecttotte et:= Perim of Political Notoriety._ _.•'• • • .• . • By MARY ANNE CLARKE. . 1. 11 Mn. CLARKE baviuq bees iafunerd, iltat a Work ?so vats* N G to be aotheatic as about to be. peblisbed rela tive to her and Colonel W;wlle, watioi tathatmasis of Fun-, Quash. taise4 this,oppotiolity •et spagtdlog Oe. Pahl* ec t iutt impsition, and of assuring it that het .blitatito'" is - the only Work which can he ti uptm for • dithentl‘ city 1 the Portrait allittetto which, will have,* >t to sip Natant in her own hand-writiag. Mrs. Vail*, begs to as sure the Public. that ull attempts to liipprowtlik Witt Itioe. been, sad will be, toeirectoat; she reqoests tbn faettorof ti 1 feroaidibrisett to purchase tier 500k,•68 WOO dltlitOitte 1 me ad, .as pulsatile to Mr. CHAPA.K, $..6d. raw-argirri BLACKLOCK, RoyolKitalmiWs or to thltiiiimpective Rialfsellens. . • - Of whom marte hatit, • THE MINUTES r V 1 ..rq4l3. 444,4§1 11 6 in the House of Commons. together With 411#1111140 Accilint or Mr. Witrdle's Charges Against his itoyiLt iSIMwM the puke of York, Price rls. boards. L , M t „. • • • _ •• so the whole of the Debatesuhtbe Bvtipoeuircoorteo,•' with the Speeches corrected. • • , • , ? •.-.• . - . OR Pll AN GIRLS. . . 1E attention of the Humane was lately soli cited by Advertisement to the Distressiwg Situation of. an Allicted WIDOW. left with FOUR SMALL CHIL DREN, bervelf then lying on the Hod of Sickness,worn out by sorrow WA attendance's. her hue Husband (nom FM 011i cep in the Arias). THE - UN FORTUN.ATE WOMAN IS SINCE DEAD: And it will he found, on enquiry, ghat Complicated Misery never called inure forcibly on the lieffirtit of the Benevolent. than In the case of these poor Or 1 .who, having LOOS r BOTH THEIR PARENTS, wi fe w '' lass Three WMtw. are. left entirely &dilute—their Ages rendering shims Meapaisle of anv•esertion in their behalf, ilie• tail- heteroely IFAeyeu Yearvesiud the used Two Mouths old I, • The attendant eipencts prechtding the Possibility of stating_ the Particulqrs of their Claims to Campo:moon in the limits of au Adveriiseutent, the Gunteillutieso .of the. Benevolent are eamestiv hart...tied fur time Children of Illidurtune. The following Banker: hive kied/y andertaken to re ceive eveutheareallest/earilue ; intlittuth erhictices are left at their respective holm* eta, it it hop-11, will prove perfectly satisfiectory : News. Iliteunenlev and Co- Palt-atali - • —_. -.-----• a4llllft Mid Gib kliatlarect 1%. , .. '• : s firelAte. . att4 Free s isit,ttaftesiswAtiae i --4,--..—..-- ------,- - • • TO - I.IIPEItIdt P 4 IIILIiiMENT. • HOUSE OF LOU'S, Jamas Several Bills, moldy of a private nature, were brought up from Gammons, and tenet a first Oise. Toe •Bills au the table were far - warded in their respective tetaXes. • SCOTCH JUDICATURE. m After route emiversatiou oil elee . tlelay which orcurred in 'the decision of Appeals brought before that House, Lards I ,,Erskine, Holland, Lauderdale, and the Lord Chancellor look a part, ia which it seemed so ise itclosowledis,Ped that some means should be Moiled (i)10 orter to expedite the de cision of streh canoes. lArtliatedatittle plefted himself, that. before tire close of the Sesaoa • Ise should move h regniotiou • to that rfeet. . . Toe Order of the Day witsthett oared for going into Iv Committee on the Scotch 'Courts Bill,. when . • I.ord 1. 4sU otauALE declared 111$ intentio.u. of moving,: that it be roussoiteed This day Three Months. • Lord MELVILLE replied to the skjectioris of bard Lau derdale; mad after souse conversatiun, the modem of Lord Lauderdale was negatived. The House thou went into a Cononiore rot the Bill, when Lori Lauderdale "proposed a onriety of ameudineuts, all of which in the end were negatived. The Hid was tilts ordered to he reported to-morrow. ATIC' CREDITORS. On the Motisin for the secaod readiug of take I. ll rd LNUIM.ROAI.4 reoewed his objections's in it, on the ground that sufficient hirormation bad not Wen laid be fore the House, to form a judgment no its merits. He shook', therefore, move for certain tiortoisettliou-tlic subject, winch he was coufisient wo uld disclose a scene or inivity sand injustice, whiea be was sure their Lordships sever 11616" glued could exist. Lords HAIL itOl l 7llY and Lin/IAP- had no poritere the prodoctissa of the but t h a t hey . - . • • • INIIIIP"' ' 1 •• v /* : 1 . . ip i , ._ -• • .x r. ; ; ~ w. . .... ti ... ~. .• • • . . . ^. . . • .4 - t (,-.3a) „.• ~.• ... I • ... • ' . ..• 4 . CI , " .; 0: ''.' i ' •,e • •• ' . • , . - 1. • e • ..e.: , s .. .: ‘ ,„te y , ~., , !' ' ..t . ie.. • '• 4 . .•• 7 . ' - :‘ "1., ritvi -T - ;:.-...."- , i it* - • • ' ' • • )." ... or •tatt •t - r• •. . :'4 '11 , 411 4 2.7 ' ; ‘ ,4 'i!'. • ' 1 • ' ' : ' t I . • t • .... 7 : r•• . I • 1 • • I ".• . ‘ I • • . • • • . . ..'I . . I 1 , •' . • -• , , 0 a 1,...... r l4 ' , .. • - 0 I ''''- i 1 5",.1 : ' . A , . . . ; • PAICE _ . od upon some more competent person ; at the same time 1. must say, that connected as I had the ho. us i to be with that illustrious inn, my heart have misgiven use if I had seen any pe rsou * ' ever more eager to do that justice than myself. £ deiclbte to take that eocsrse, for which there aro some e xample', with regard to o ther distinguished indilliduals, in consequence of the last strict in. j . ! unctions at Any deceased friend • and in the ob. serva tions which I mean to sub mit to you, I dil net wish to allude to#nny particular part of his public conduct, kit suela.allemon should tend to reate the Slightest difference of • opinion amongst those who are stilling to dishonour to his memory. '/Wheall speak a thil s ggtat talents and unsullied . lotiestr , I fed Vataideat that no difference cao. arlseiiithar inning thiossoWas.mmeti, or thew who Alighted wil him. Alkgsmens *dusk the .spien.. done of Ms pants, thil ustant a his 0)010, the . miteiand the variety of his mental acquirements - ' jill Oro Agate had any o pportunity of witnessing ems display of his vigorous, his instructirc, Ms rich smut polished eloquence, will, lam persoad. i eft, coolest with me in opinion, that his death has caused* great, and perhaps an irreparable vacancy in this Rouse. [Hear, hear 1 .3 But in addition to all the qualities of genius, information, and in. tcgrity, which confessedly belonged to my lament. ed friend, there was one character which attached to hint in a most eminent degree. [here the No bin Load was quite oppressed by his emigion, and there was a loud and general cry of Hear, hear!] Ibeliere, resumed the Noble Lord, that it wilt over remain in the memory of this liduse, that among the most -interesting peculiarities which dis. `finguished my friend, was an undaunted intrepidi. ty wider all circumstances, such, indeed, as rart ly hits to the lot .of man, and a manly prom ph tude to speak his:mind upon all occasions. lie was the man of whims more than another it might well be said— . ~ . • . ----ies civiam ardor Prava Jabeietinga-uoa YAW ibtrifit is Irina Mime welt solids. lie was theman who was never to be moved front Ids purpose, or relaxed in his escrtionby any con• siderations, either of fear or of favour—no, never was 'he to be warped from the honest dictate' of his own mind. [l/ear, hear!] This quality, al. ways so valuable, and which, on all occasions con ferred such peculi.tr importance on his sentiments. renders his loss an aggravated notional calamity. Never, perhaps, was it inure necessary that public men should not shrink from their duties, bet act .msistently with the dictates of an ho. 1 opinion. [Heat 11 While I dilito • merits of my frigid, it is myywish to ab.. -r thing . like exaggeration. It was _.....L.-.,alatait•iiimAtir tsiefiled Bet, if Wise true, as it has awn been that rarely, high character and popula rity are seldom joined together, his fate furnished .an impressive Moments% of that remark. 'there may be persons ready to follow the inclination of what is called popularityrespecting .toy frieud.— But although h e nut hard she favour of suck persons,. sure I am, that in no part of his conduct did he ever want the sanction of an approving con science—that in no iustance whatever was Ire with. tout that hight4t of husuao grat iticatious. No, his 1 1 hostourable:ntiod was e v er conscious that if it did i lot enjoy, at least it deserved the good opittion of etb country. That he actually had the good opi ' shun of all those who are capable of truly appre dating character, I have not the slightest doubt. That among all those who attach any value to real public virtue and talent, I am firmly pursued. ed that no man ever stood higher.. [Bear, hearq • If he had Writs and indiscretions, winch of us aro without them ? but his faults and indiscretions were not of any ordinary cast, for they sprung 'fro)rtio ordinary source. They were nut the cf. f'ol *Of any deficiency of understanding or. lowness 'of olCw--no, but of that high-tninded generosity which was his peculiar characteristic. His tibia. terestedness was wholly unquestionable. Never did ho appear to regard in the slightest degree its what manner his public conduct Might affect him. self —how it might impair his character or his cir. cumstences. ludienced alone iv what he con. e.eived to be right, he steadily pursued it without any dread of consequences. \Vbether his ideas of right or Wrong were generally, correct, or whe. der rciattgetterally joatitied i rbose • ideas, certain I ant that I anticipate the concurrence of those 'who closely obeeried tim, that the feelings .and the motives I' hairs deeciihed, vier() the uniform sererd el ( ti e h N is ou c i g e ntu o ct. tohearzhehecaorny— kulion of Mi. Wiudhatn rd , ardwuviletrrhtiliglr, Burke, pane gyrited the settilmente In whlch those two great ion% participated, and. deplored the 100 de s .wh h.— icle A O country had . susta ined by their at ..there- were those, no doubt, who accused 'these - tiro great men of ptvjudice ; but if it were preju. rdice that actuated their .'coodeet, that prejudice! Would .bitlittn ts id e red at least, excusable, whick sprung Itail.an ardent attachment ti the Consti. :Misr?' -Of ' Oak Country. hordtehotel.iheoolliwitivitse.rwt whits ' he re hifsfa ti riie lli thed lnis l: shtlebelfiaeat wish was to avoidatity thing that might' toad to 411 db:controversy,. and to co,fine himself' to these po i n ts u pon which ecnstreversy was impossible... to those points Which the House had sew, ,sod which, a ll parties oenst admire. [ lcer, Afar f] '.4ri t era were some parts of the connect of his ea. ce pctit . fricnti„ . which few Others, perhaps, bad an oppottenity et - oboe* tolieg; and which he meant i to flute noticed f but he Confessed himself unable • I to 'Ferret! (theNobls Lord was in taato s sed after . • - . • . .~: ~:_~. . . .*1 4* • ' . -,,. 4 • f.': • . . . ... . . . . _-,, • 4 ... - .. , . • . ^ , . ) 1 ,...1; _ ..... i I .: . :, . . •••%\ •*z ' . .t. .... ..4% . . ..• 4 ....:` , , . -. 1 --' ,... ;.:‘.. r • -, • 4 -- L IN ...--...--- -----:-.---- W NOVELS. On the Motltin for the leveed readta,t ut Um ;sus, Tnis Day were pohlished , by Geiw,e Hughes, VI, Totten- L luit's Court-rund ; lind Sheri' ood and Cu. 4V, Paternoster- ord L NUputI!ALE req....sea Itis obectio was us in it, on -----i e to be MI Paternoster- the gamut OW both' mut• latorton• lion had' not hem laid He Iv :, , : ... 1/ 1111 E ROYA L SUFFIR.ER ; or, intrigues fo h re b t i tte h Houw, to form a judgment no its weeks. He his volt mind. 5”v0..., therefore, move fur vestals' doeunietibt owthe subject, ways so valtrabh 1. of the ISt's Century. A fastsiossahle Novel. Inter - winch he was coufident would disclose a scent oa r ioy spersrd with At.ecdotes connected with the. British Court, in and injustice, whica be was sure their Lordships llo- u, 3 vols. price I. 6a. hutrds. By J 0/EN A GG. glued mild exi.t. ferrcd such peci ienders his loss ~ 2. The BOON, beiog an Antidote to " The Refusal," and Lords li Alt 1101 1 113 y and LIVERPOOL had aolotrrlea. Neter, perhaps tout:lining lucid• nts iu the unmarried Lit• of a well;knowir tar objection Cu the productiod of tlw PaperS, bet that *ey ( i - Loiv of Fashion nisi Qnality, in 3 sots. price 135. W. Ituartls• were . o voluminous that "1. was scarcely potable twisrudate "'ell s hould 4l ) 6, Captain 'MANNERS. . 1 them imial•dintety. ' . • ;.. .2, ,_ _ .'. i • &only sod cons S. OR MON!) ; or. the I/chandler. compreherming i L or d LA u DELD ALF: , w i t i eisce a ► h, it i e t iaaki4.' iiirapag its . .__,. ;asoed Sktnehes of real CU:warier. :lad illostcative of toe Ntanneril of the DIU 3 but deviated Ids intention et brine* the whale 4 """' nod Customs os tvlOttouble B Litt` ut the e l of ;he Year o f , the tote MN) t . iL tilohi t iald a ls o d e d before p a rliament upon the merit Or in Seeds. price 15s. Boatds. By SOIIHTA-1714E1- s r , ig,izmai,i7eAt S im ko. _ T n . ! litti te uz a r2d a I stales fruit' any • Orders. frosaCountry s.4‘..eUen duly attessk4 to, second lilac, and 'tatted fe IW eillantahltd. sl/ Li very rarely his . _____----1,------ - Tea o'clock. • 'This Dsv nns-ilSdalskild.--• , -... , .. , " l'opisltteity. •I • la two vols. Svo. price 11.45. Su Boards , the seem= Lui ton, noust OF COMMONS, JUNE 7. resnarketl, tha' corrected and improved, of , s' .17I.F.MENTA of A i,(;Ellii.A. By LEO- The Report of the Committee an the :South Wain Col. i rity are Seldom a'.4 NA III) EU htER. Tr:undated front the Freed% t n:th 1 aeries wt.. brought up by Mr. Patten, nod ordered tis be i an impressive the addisious of La Granite, and the Notes of the French primed. Taseslastm: to which is added, an Appendix, cootataing the i The House resnlved itself intow Contisittee es Colonel i maY t?sl Petit" demstworatinas of several curious awl Important tinmerical I Gard 's Divorce Bill, and heard Comod rind evaencedu whist is called , prorAitious, alluded to, but ma iovestir,atc.l, WI the body . of I prove the adaltery of Isis wife. Mr. Lusltiugtoe in the Chair , sloe Wort. I and the ilintsebeing restuncd, the Report was ordered to be ! But although • printed for J. johll , oll and Co. Fs. paurs Chorvls. I rec eived in . mn rrow. B ut al sure '-'- -- -- - 7 - - - .' ----- -----777=77;7:43 • ! Mr. FOSTE It moved the third reading of the Irish Stamp did he ever wr mi. it x HA. la k • I rt ~ tt . ti . " .."' 1 - - • - - ..' ,ll .......1.4 SIV lei% Ce -••••• that No. 1Y36. ',AMES' VOC At. CONCERT, r ,REEDI A SONS' HALL. UR. POYLE'i GRAND MISCELLA. NEOUS PER PORN! AN CE of SON GS, nu ET rs, CATCHES, GLEES, tkc. will take plaice TO-MOR ROW, the 9th hntant. The Principal Vocal :Perim wen. au ilth occasion, are Ills. Diann, , Miss Stevens. Mils Who, Mr. 'Deletion. Mr. Hill. Mr Phillips, Mr. Bellamy, UGC. Taylor,Mr. Horn, Mr. 60 4 , Mr. Evans, Mr. Elliott, Mr. W. Elliott, Mr.iftisves. Mr. Tamil,. I)aylc. Mr. Webbe, Mr. Read, Mr. Gitslooo, Mr. Dignum, and Mr . • Mr. Davy will p r ide at the • Grand Piano-f Photo-forte,orte. N M ew Medley Duet?. tk.c. Pedal llarp aid by r. awl Misp %Vcippert. tic Concert to commence at half past Seven. Tickets.ls. m el t; Gaiter) elitta,s. 6A. to be had at Ow Bar of the Free mason,* Tavern ; mil of Mr. Do) 1e,,N0..21), Little Queen street. Linrolu`s km, . Ye , •.. . SUFFOLK AN • WAN'rED to purchase, n : either SUFFOLK or NORFOLK. a FltE110L1) FeSTATE t;te Yaloe Fl t ?an stvry TliousANin pousus, t cull. iit af a Ntansiou-house, Plea:aro Growth., Valium and adjacent App:niow, either persoool or by letter (pert wialo sr. J. W. Cult", IA N olboro-coort, Gray'v Ilas , par doi, will recA u. 14,,1t ve . o nobeelinse attention. • INDIA SHAWLS ON BALL. Ir ADI ES or G ENTLENI EN' d c iemuli of pir l jL.4I nail's: curium. INDIA SU AWLS, I;nve Mgr mid p.olonity of a le , th n ig h t A It( LST and ever seen on Sale, by appl W LLIA 1%1 and i/AVID J I: Ni 3/ u.lin, Linen, and Sbawt &booms, Ico. 118, Stral. ilearlSomerset Douse. N. B. The full ialae en for India Shawls. Gold nad &r. ,lIIIE I.A.Ncia-vax; ED RAZORS, im• vented by W. SAVIUNY. which are found to per. N. in without occasioning; that dianscreatile ecta h a ation. STD Al' too of ru attending the ROVII/VUI of the Beard, wit, comiswed of an uniou of Mitieral and Metallic Partirfri. ob. by a procew peculiar to his own Practice, and best yak. col:0441 to continue, by attrition. theereat delicacy of the proved alas be had at N 0.14, Pantott-atrect, .Leice-- t •r-siiare. etHINA, GLASS, awl EARTIIENWAItE. J A very considi•rable Atonallllellt of the abase Art les. a A iu particular a variety of DI% NER, I)E.SERT, nod TEA SERVICES. tra S.Jt at J. 111 S ro Warehouse, lg, Jileet-,treet, Loudon. Articles of STA IiFORDSIIIRE WARE kept nap, parsed fur the enureitietire of Families. CRATES, containirse every Requisite of Enrtlienware. Gti.. Ike. fur the toe, and recommended to the i Miller a A ots. c e,, in the Navy, M it. 174.6 d. each. plielme detutt- COUNTY * MA PS OKA'fIS ! A MAP of the COUNTY of MIDDLESEXt, elegantly errgroved on Copper. will be delivery. fa:VVIS in Olepopolor SUN 1)A Y ond MONDAY N EWS PA lJt, omitted THE NATIONAL. ItFAVISTEIt. 51 N DAY N ENT, June 10. The Geographical, Cormier• ctal, ;41 . 1 Pdliticnl Hi,tore of every County in the United - Niii,;4linu will he coutitmeti inn Series of Weekly Es.al,, and a UN) of ekes Ulink. delivered Gratis on the First St u ►dny of evcry Mouth. Tire \laps will be given in furl( a manner av to be beat free of Pottage to any part of the United King dom. %CEMENTS Or. AURA TILE NA'l lON AL REGISTER. Didquisiti:us ; Foreiin Intelligence; State Papers Cotumoniratioos front Scotland stid Ireland ; Proceedims sae haperi•il Parll.lmetet ; Provincials; Gazettes at faigth ; Summary of the Pohaat' Events of the Week; Orrurr , tres of Ilk Court. Ciy. Ate.; Strictures tor•Popelar Pletteltert., by ( !Ate Theatricali; floe Arts; lierieitit of Fa-hiortahle lAterature; Coonnercials4 Sporting ; Nista. and Military lotclliKence; Lao ; Pol i ce; A.ccideuts. die.* Marviagef and Deotles. A. MONDAY, 'EDITION . is also printed for the toe of Cootari Emideots,containhic the News up to Three o'Cluck in t h e Afternoon. with the Londoo and Proviucial Mar dur betingl Public Funds, Coarse of Exchange, Goods imported the Week, 111 c. Printed tukl published by E. Rothe and .1. Fisher, Ne..b, ricket-street. Stnind; at.d may he had of all the Newnan*, llooksellers, Post-masters, ttc. throughoot the Mated Kits- MANtMt, TYTILE. FREE FAIINIS, AND Gui;A'r T u YTKs, cut..iu Au. BUCKS. Tel Rh, SOL!) LIV AucTiom. tirly in JVLY, at Garraway's Coffeeow, Cimmemnee, in Lust, unless as acceptable offer should lie wade f r tfie u nliole ia stn: Lot, previou2ty to the 21st of Jew, by Pri vate Combat, t• rit liE NIANOR, or rapeted Manor, of CHES - IL HAM LEICESr FA, will. Covttraft and Smear's Pawls, cousistin,, of Fanu-lintwe awl Ow-bilibllng, Brickhe and l'ilr Kilos, and SIB A. get. 111. P. of voiluable Tyt Lee Arable, Meadow, add Wood Lomat, iu a Rine react. Also, the neetiald Iteetacial :rythea arislug frets I,IOR Acre:. of kaml, priacipady Arable, lying very compact, and adinatiog on cats +lle of the show Farms. • 111., Pared and Tytiws are let nu I.eate to Mr. Wickens owilwss, a very respectable semmo, ter . an noespired term of Sib Yew, Irma Miehaebnas nest, at atm! Re id of .W. a )ear. >~l'be Laud Tax of the whole has berm redeemed. farther Particulars stay be had of Mesa& Kibbleahite, itib%% laaJ, wad Itubiassa„tiray's lull-Ogee; or, uf Mr. Hogg- Inott, Ague awl Satveyor, 64,.(irctit Itwsell-street, Blown bury, whew Plans of the Ramie may be se eo ; and to either of whoa' Prpposab tot purtliasiug by Private Contract may be:eat. lil CRT NO Sift HP. }pa. SIIEPPALID w il l •this year draw from ..s.. liiwFlock about Three Hundred Merino and !Serfullino Syrians' L a ys highly crossed, from twu toothed to swaths, also about Thirty Rants, and a great washer of Rain Limits. To he viewed with their Non** or any tune *tine 1 s!ieating, w hich will he on the lith ad June, and t 1 vered *lieu shorn. The Proprietor of this Flock began the Merino bred In the! year 1800. and was honoured by the Board of Agriculture' with the Gold Medal for h i s gritsvlb of Merino Wool Its the I Year 1000. Application by Letter fpbst paid) may he addressed to Edward Sheppard, Fag. They, tllos ees tenhire. Uley is die. Cant five T r ibury 0 miles, Dursley :I, Gloucester 16, and Hith lb slim AOsti - duLTutte itv•Nilm ---- qt , F , ".1-iczt DE - EDUCAI`ION. This Day wits published. Price 58. T Illustrated svith tiumeroin Engraviaits ~ GRAMMAR. OF HE'Fltti'r IMlNCl pulig OF AGRICULTURE* intended rel a Branch of Edunirioo for yousg . Perrous, wha are likely to pass their lives is Royal Occuivation.., :is Country (:entlenieu ur Prac tient Farmers. Ily It. W. DICKst)N, M. I). • Author of ' Practical Agricultiire: Honorary Member of the ~ Hoard of - Agriculture, dm. Ste. The Delloitions, Fileb, und Principles contained in this swill Volume, if committed to hletoury during the period of Edltatiint, swami Lid to be highly useful to )(tong Persons likely to Iwo their Lives io the rOuntry ; and to create, in due time,.getveral and enlightened Views on the Sublert of Rural Improvemeots,atimog that Chas of the Community why have tlie mows, sktunkiog them. Printed for RICHARD PIIIIILI PS, Bridge-street, Lon don; and to he had of all Booksellers, Nettsuseu, nod Dealers is Books. Of when may.also he hod, MAE VI t; AL ADRICULTUIIE ; or, A System of Mo dent Husbandry. By Or. Dickso.i. lit % Vols. ,Ato. Price U. Its. 6d. in boards' THE FARMER'S CALENDAR; containing the Boi lteen nu all kinds of Farms dwriag every Month of the Year. , By Aither Yarang,____„....r_ecv I*_._is_btuints. . . p a , . i . • ~~~~ • • ,« • ---- runes 1111/1A .0. za..g..........•• • • TO THE NOLALI'YY, GLNTItY , AND PUBLIC IN I GENERAL. W Y' of No. 7, aud Nu. t 9, TAVISTOCK.. '.. STREET, CM/ENT-GARDEN, met respectfully annotraces that he hos nue prepared, and is eshilsitiac.,* a very ele4cuil Assortineut of USEFUL AND URN AM EN- ' TAL ; HAIR for Ladies mad Gentlemen, either .for Home CUeliantplion or Exportatio*, which, for Taste, Lightness, and Edict. catmint be excelled by nay .Competitor tar that general pat swage he has constautly experienced from the ' time fitshlictiable Circles. Lulli. aull•Gientiemea attracted at their own boasts by men of the urit-rote abilities its ta%profession; also, light nail lip iSrupriate .Apartincia,, es above, for cuitiug and duessing Hair in the preiett prevail* Fashion. 1 N. B. A great variety of Perfamery, Ste. of a superior 1 Quality. , - • -- . 1 .g."....."1 "col i• -4 in Boards. dy 1., pm 1, , ,, , pr . co. 4.. A LETTER. to 11bN11.1 CLINE, Fay. on 211. defective Develospetoents of the Faculties. asental and I antral, as well as constitatitonsl and organic, studio the Tratt• went of lutpedbactils at S By .1. T1M, 4 4 ALL. Esq. Professor of the Science and Practice of Elocution. The Auti-Jacobin Review for April tints Concludes a very Lasple AeCootoot of this Work t •• We lave now Italy to ee -1 commend to the Reader this cumuli Letter. which is well worthy the attentive Perusal of every Person above. the Sphere of manual Labour." - Sold by Alcooros. Koch, Coluhill; IfidgewilY, Piccadilly; Kent, lliolb , orn. Where also attic be had, price Lb. 6d. THE Vital. BULK OF F.LOQUE.NOC. r•' noes to ...v ........., , ~,„ tehers, try Oesinans; Theatricals; Fine Arts; ttemew ; • , 'is.hiostble Literature; Cominercinls; Sporting ; Naval i . 0 . s rhs s pay wits-onsaislinlia military tetet a iv ,. e; lA , a i s„ l i„ ; A ce ia„„. &,. ;. In two v is.. mt. rice II ; 4s..iti Boards : thleicioarTEdillon, 1 -- . hs. Marriages mut Deaths. • correct:a alto tuipntven, of , • ...„, HOUSE OF COMMONS, Jells Z . I re m! MON HAY, 'EDITION' is also printed for the are of FLEMENTS of AI, GEBIZA. By LEO- 1 The Report of the Committee on the :Smith Wales Cols I rity tars P.esidenisscuntaiidur the News up to Three o'clock INA RD EUhth.R. ItER. Trainlatml from the Freeeh ; Waft t Series was brought up by Mr. Patisou, said ordered to be i a n t, ,e. Afternoon, with the Londoo and Pi-pylon:al Market, t the additions of Lo Grange, and the Notes of the French I primed. die Funds, Coarse of Exchange, Goods imported during t Trasidator :to which is added, an Appendix, cootaiaing the t The House resnlved itself into.a Contlalkee ow Cohort may Week, tic. ' itemoweratioas of several curious awl imatirtaist tittmerical I Gard's l)ivorre Bill, nod heard thalami and evidenee.to Or 'rimed :ad published hy E. Roche and d• Fisher, No. 5, proposition, alluded to, but uot iusestir,ated, la the budy , of t prove the adaltery of his wife. Mr. Lushiugula in the Chair ; B ut het-street. Strand; md asay be had o f all the Newvaten, the Want. 1 and t e e lloasebeing restuncd, the Report was in to be 1 pert Abetters, Peat-mantes, tk.c. througlant the Uoittd Kiug- Prittw!l for .1. jqllwon atlii(t. Pars Ch u rch-yard. r e ceived soon„,Tow, Ste Irish Steasp did Mr. FOSTER. moved the third reading of u• -_____i_._, AGRICULTURE RENDERED A BRANCA OF i -1 . .1)11CATION. Duties Bill. iNtlll, TNCIIE FREE EA \IS, AND GREAT' This Day was published, Price ss. Sir JOH y NEw PORT observed, that the Bill would " le Ti . raEs, CH ESHAM._SUCKS. Illusinacil °with tiumerow. EngrztvinAs, . prove highly iipptessive te iedividuals nod the augmentation out TO SE CI!) ay A uurtom. . . A GRAMMAR. OF 'Mg * ielitiT IMINci. of the tat ant receipts and advettisemeut he contended hot sly ist J VEY, at Gareaway'sCodee-hoseie, ClaummaDev, would . prove uuproductiVe, and he embrace:the . prestatt . op; :•-, n Loss, unless am acceptable olir Wiraild be made fur tfie , Zia. PLII4 OF AGRICULTURE,* intended as a Branch portunity of entering his protest against the Irish business pot being hrotight forward at so late a period of the Sess . • . tht sitole ia one Lot, previuusty ti, the 21st of Jew, by Pri. 1 at Ediwuriair fur youagPensous, rho sire likely to pad' their . f• Lives to Maid Occupations, as Country ( .eiatienteu or Frac ture Cuntraiet„Mr. FOS fER observed, Butt the Irish Budget could not • lir; tient Earniera. Ity it. w. DICKsoN; M. I). b e . submitted to the House, until the Ways and Meats for TC rugNIA N° lt, " "P illed Ma " f r 4 C "'" "" Author of ' Practical Agriculture,' iLitoorary Member of the this country were voted, as the Irish Lana cm4d aid be coo- pa HAN! LEICESrIOI., wish Cour:ot( sod Spe . .. r's . . Board of-Agriculture, Ac. Ste. traded for until the Luau for Great Britsiu u sed made. TII ovis. cothistio; et FaMl'll" le 31611 (3.4-bil"ftrOirielr' Pie 1)elloulions. Pacts, and Principles contained in this The Bill wits then read a third time and pa: Kt 'il Kilos, and lid A. 'IR. 11,P. of vuluable Tythe- smell Volume, if committed tit Memory during the period of re: r ' e A ratAe r Meado ne add___,W",4l,l44l,wi• iu a ,,,,, ltin s g reu,c,t;,,,, tli!esittion.4lll.lllol foil to be highly useful 111 young Persons MESSAGE FROM HIS MAJESTY. r e Also, the Feithass . t at .1 toner Wm.% ;rata ss , '"' likeiy to paw their Lives id the ratuary t and to create, in due The Cr,4 ANI CEI.LOR of the EXCHEQUER' delivered atr ere: ..f Land, priacipalty Arable, lyieg very compact, and tiare,letterel and enlightened Views un the Subject of Rural Message front the King to the lollowing'ellect t- 6 . Mailing on tact side oft he reboot Farms. ' IMproventens,atimng that Ch us of the Community who have • s ,. G. g. • Wi the Farms and Tribes are let ou Lease to Mr. Wickens thir warm dkimik i p ,,, them. • P " 1 mPee4hlt.A.ilibitt W1"114 test "...wel..Pira Primed for eRICAA I) PIITELIrs, Bridge-street, Lon- 0 ' His Majesty feels It necessary to inform his faithful AVI ila of Sill aCillity Irma oswomeillass neat, at a sew non& of d on; mo d to h h a da a n h ilts he Newstoeu, mid D ea lers House of Commove, that the salary allowed to • the Lord ffl 0. a 'ear. is Banks. Of wheat maysilsn he Lod, Lieutenant of Ireland warraised its the year 1783 0 yAu fe 'be Laud Tax et the whole has been redeemed. • PRAC I' I t'. AL AGR tCU LT Vlt L ; or, A System of Mo- Fat thee Partieulare way be had of Messrs. Ailthlewhite, ecru ti , whaiw i ry . y, f . IC ) B D D' no o lu 2 Vols. no. Price per annum, but tt woo foiled inadequate to the due Violate- of Lott la:ahead Kobittsiray's lun-plaee; or, uf Mr. Hogg- 4t. its. 6d. in oardr. P earce of that important °dice ; his blajeety therefore reams- w vat, Arat awl Snitveyor, 64,.Cireat Rmsell-street, Bloom,. , THE FA lt MLR'S GALE. DAR ; containing the Busi- mewled to the li oese to coosider of the mean to make such to wry, wheve name( Ore F.state usay be seen ; and to either if wham Prpposala tire parenting by Private Contract may I ness nu all kinds of Farms daring e*ery Month of the Year. atos „, eu t i .,ft• mi s „ t h e saw as w as sulk ieut t o the due support le A.24____,.____.------•- By Arthar Yoting, IL.sq. Price les. in boards. • -'' -1 cud diguity of that highand elevated once."' w TO YOUNG kiOU.SEKEEPEP.S. SI ERI NO SHEET. Just Finished, Second Edition, prk4 4s. boards, • ' Mr. PERCEVAL - owid, that the n:Ason why the subject at 'was brought under the conliderhtion of the !Jaen after the NIR. SIIEPPAEW will • Oa; yeei.draw from T HE FIMALehI ECONONIIST ; or, liii,Flock about Three Hundred Merino and Merinos a Supply uf the year was closed, wow b eca uw;he had a „, the el PLAIN SYSTEM of COOKERY. For the. Use tiecessary informaiion ea the mobje.t. The tiny doubt was= 6 Reiland Ewes highly crossed, from two toothed to full ,of Private Fantdies. Ceatainittg:Liglit Hundred and Fifty In the fund front setsitli the augintotation to tbe salary of the a osouttu, also about Thirty Rams, and a great washer attain ! valuable Itereipb. By Mrs. SMITIL Lord Lieuteteutt should be taken, earl Whether oir not it geoid Lambs. To he viewed wit! , their Nunn ol• any time berme 1. Tai s gs the e heispestawd mint ambit Cookery Bonk extant; be defrayed out of the Civil List of Ireland.. HT gave ootice r showing, which will he out the 11th a( June, and to be deli- I and k 6 ettly by it eigistifite Sale ( whic h ford every •• that it was his intention to-morrow to move an Address on the t vered wiseu shorn. Appearan ce will b e. )that the Publishers expect subject to his htajnts, but nUtkleig Would be done in toe bil• t The Proprietor of this Flock began the lerino bred in the reimuseration. sinews astir next Sessiou. tio give time to inquire into the state " , year 1600. and war honoured by the Board of Aviculture Iso• Om very large Irepiemispo of this Souk was sold in of 00 Civil List of Ireletid; • • •:- • ' ) with the Gold Medal fur hi* panwth of Merano Wool Vs the I three Weeks. Sir J 01IN NEW PORT, Bad tither klemhers.• wished to g year 1006- i Local..: printed rut , Mm b ews a nd fas•A ksubw whiNg sassyysuwittstlowwilus.tili,4,lott 11b Pie Application by Letter (pbst paid) may he addressed to 1 , said by the Booksetters,Stathaters N scartiers through- Mr. PEIICEVA L said tea thimaunt.pctoodst . Edward Sheppard, Esq. Utey, tiloseestershi,e. Uley is db.! out She United Kingdout. .................____T______—. The Irish Postage Bill, and the Timer . Dey Bin, were 1 Cant Ova Tithury tt miles, Dunley :I, Gloucester 16, mod •------. Ttii; Day was ► published, Price 45.• ti . . , and ordered to the Lords. : Me i House resolved Itself Into a emn:initte e . at tbe Irish • A the rni c ieg Aiir l . ill, uo the motion of Mr: ride, bit, lotuhingtoo in 1 liath lb illi * ----jes ' - The Third Edition. illastrated v i rith Case', A • pRAGricAL. TRKATtst. oil the Preece. A CAUTION TO BUYERS OF IRISH LINEN. 121- don and Cure of•the VENEREAL DISEASE , par- Sir JO/tIN NEWPORT' objected to tbe Dill. . • - . /11111 E IRISH I.INF.N CO MPAN Y's Est A- • Ikataliv its ernsegrewces. as Siricho t ' ll i Gietui„ toe, ill'int4 Mr. ro LE moved, that tbe bleak in the Sig be fil led up 1 - SLIMMEST its this City crumiteneed with the Tom es Doesatis, Ilypochondrianisai, Onautson, me. Deng a nath,the " e a t two year'. • . Union its 1801, now Viag cal 're* l' ,- nri; tneir Nosiness was complete Guide iii thine Dtseases. • • . liksdOHN NEW PORT raid the •OW was it deP 6lllAre Veinoved in Jim 1804, lima GREAT IIUSSELL-STREET By M. CATON, Surgeon, frousithe Coustibition, which, though ItsanigM be justified to No. 4 , BLOOMSBeItY-SQUARE. , Late of the Visited 41oupimis uf St. Thomas's fad Guys, 0,01,,,,,ea i , ! the teed; purtininenti Since oar Removal, *eVeral Limo I)rapers used all their And Editor o f t he First auil Second Volumes of the London cualkined so luag itt force, if amtecessnrys now that .there yet it.ought. not to be endeavours to pat the Public astray from oar Hume, open- Medical and Surgical Spectator. •wmg so great to t ultertnion in the state of the country. He int. seseral petty hake:iota. and copying our Advertisements Printed for S. Highley, No. 24 . , _Flee . t-str_eet t C. Mut- therefore moved au atitendment, that the Wain be ISO up wady word tut word, by which many mistokm have been c law, Na. 56, Holbora t. Sew poi, Neely, add Jowl, Pa- wftli the words rase year. • • • caused. •• , t teruuster- row. 1tita1 2 . ..------- - -•----________s_ Mr. POLE said; .it was , not•his wish to advert toVir Win The Irish Linea Company are therefore obliged to Make This dal' w ele*publisbed, of Ireland; but he trust candidly ocknowledge that Ile 4411 *own, that their only alome in London 6 No. 4, South ride ' In 3 volt: eve. price 14 : 7 i . and huge paper 11. 16s. boards. not thilik it would be so far impruved its the coating tyre years as to render the act unnecessary ; but if it . sieei if COM Bleoutsbury,quare ; and, grateful for the liberal patronage , ;which tiwy have experienced hist., ' • they shall strictly as L c t r g EltsAIN 1i. 4 ) when tit the 4 r lIIIIE SPEECIIES of the !Ion ! Tfloll A s to that honourable conduct wield} (it is preatated, has ob- _,E. ERSKINE, - . (tiow . repealed next Sanaa. • After some rentark,s, 'the Bill passed thrive , the Can- tallied it. • mAR, n subjects connected with the LI ERTY of the. usittee,ain the report was ordered to bwreceived to-norrow. 9 Each Piece is (as usual) warranted as to fabric, and to be PRI: I M . .; RE - yORII, set . PARLI4m4NT and against MR. WINDHAM. bleached os the Gross, and the Awry returned if a fault ap- . CON . nTitpUriCiftetVf,lisr TjamesßEAltiStligNvi. ay, pkesatt.,_ • Lord MILTON rote sod spoke to the folloir pears. . • • - One Piece at wholnalepricei.aad uo second price. Also, Ist. SIR P. FR API Cls on the. AIIUNIUANCE of j ug oleo, ;-111 . p'ioving, si r, .f or anw writ far No Article sold at trio , . kika.en, Mllhiiii; lew thins a P4pEa in •Circolatitin'-awL SCARCITY. of. COIN, with Ptillrece.' r, HUSktISSON'S STATEMENT of the FINANCES, Ilkhain Furl linit I dUtY that e l le claifi ent whose death luau occasio ned the it tiiiatt/ 4••• Orden executed panctaally•l-Cash for„ Eank of Ire- 2tt etlitlori, 2i. ddr ' Lod Notes. 2d. CONSIDERATIQNS an the PROHIBITION' of matt JOISEPH FUSELS ohould . 'tilt go unlateetited by this House. .1 Were 1: 3'; 0 1 111(1E1V, - , CORN RI the DisTgLEERIEb. Ey Ito. 4, Bloomsbury -square. I better if the perfortnatice of that duty hod,' 41•01... Ageut to the Company. SAWA*, Dc, M. r• two tidt . I.° r- ' . I A . ' . . •i. ';\ . i ''. .. 17 . • . * 7 . . . A! A' r. ‘ • • .:,:-::- • ', - • -... . . .• .., . , . • .. . • . • •.. • 1 . RI ' . I .• ,