The Statesman. — London, England, 1810-02-15 00:00:00

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L FICTION. of BOOKS, for 1810, in Amami, MAE ..... °- 3 new Drama, in Three Acts, intempersed with music, exclusively chartered, to- a risk of about tlutCld LIBERTY of WESTMINSTER, held' M New Palace- eine, Sufgely, Chemistry. Botany, ate. oontai-.4-..... n 1i5e mos t *. millions or three parts net of one hundred s COO: . • oiled yard, the 9th Day of February, BRO. • appesivei Authors. ,To which ire added', A List of the va- silted's; the total of the insurances of London' in • 6a, TIIEFR EE KNIGHTS ; ... .:. • ARTHUR MORRIS, Esq. High Bailiff, in the Chair. nous Lectures delivered in Loaden,• die. with, the Terms of f Maas Or, THE EDICT OF CHARLEMAGNE. It wag Resolved, Atteodeete. each -year, the proposed Company might Insure sie s To which • ill he added (first time) a New Far ce , ca ll e d That its a Petilioo presented to the Reese of Omani , on Sold by J. Callow, Medical Bookseller No. 10, Crown- t o any extent required The establishmeat he sired: A BUDGEI OF BLUNDERS., the 6th Da y " f Ma/ 1793, sad catered a• its Journals , - ir mart. Pr i new - wrew• B °a*. Landow . • ' IndividualsWagarred ip a e nil offaildereilotht:esbf did, d roved at the Bar, that 154 •The full Value given for Libraries, or Parcels of at% rs • • he r *i • maces for the Boxes to be taken of Mr. Broaden, at own A o thority, Boo t s, or others Oven in exchange. Ifieti . the New Boa-office, in Prince's-place, Hari-street, from ten appoint, or pr re the retort of 3 1 714 th embers eir of tha't House N. B. it Medical SahscriptiOn Library'. for the increased commeree of this country woOM afford business enough-for all ; and the estahnsilii'. t os fmr. LindaecePeoadee all t af th oge fe,ook.ollend)._whe, were thus eaablecl ._....t ..- ' 7.. ______ du- en , r . 79 ; Pit. 3s 6d. ; Lower Gall. Se.; Upper Gall. ' ls. fu st ian .to the name of the . whole- People of - •=---a•At went might be made to answer, tuttiiiilyler En'. en ,r• This Evening, The Free Knights. -' Great Britain. . • IMPERI4L PARLIAMENT. . land, but for every nation of thee, nod &M. .( ____ _ _----,-- ' . . ,. .1 , ' . • . That hi a Repot t presented to the said , noose daring ihe ..............- . - attract a most lucrative branch of noire to thiii • HOUSE OF COMMONS..-Wisonesesir‘ Fez. 14. country. He trusted the House would 'See OW • . ttt. po' I LION THEATRE, NRWCASTLE - STREET, t a m g en i imi it appears that a hate person .af the metehere STRAND. • thereof are Plateeka mad Penalises*. de p endent ea the importance of the proposition. He Would not Inc etablieled by Authority, and Licensed by the Wile Hoe. Crown. tse Lord Chamberlaie, " • • ' .I • Mr. CALCRAF'r • moved,. that i message be conclude hisspeech'epoh the subject le the usisag • ' - That in a Petition presented- to the said Flom as- the 9th • • Me sa Tine EVENING, Feb. 159 Friday ' i 6, and day of December, 1790, and e in em d on its Joaals . it was sent to the House of Lords, to request their Lord.. way 'by -moving f ps- leave to bring in. a Bitt er NW ems- o tt n ten th d e , cane ' holes''ght it more decorous to eolMatt, Ilf I 'IM. a ,... tr a ar 17, will 'he presented ((mirth time), a new averred, that " Seats therein were as notorloeily *rented and shipa' permission for -Lo d G Ga r d n e r " bought as standlael for Cattle la a Fair r *Cell aniertloo and give evidence before r thw geMm a er it - tee to lit pela-Dramatie' Surciacle, with- sew Dr. use hlarbinery, otriwuti „ n „, ni u mni; dm the Mink minted from Congas Was then resented as" kaadabssia and Libel/ own t " B id when,the *vet instance, the' deliberative stisdisni dt te awl u, null the most i waeien Irish Wares; cabled 0) 1 11 4 Committee of the House, who shouldinsiudre fa • Le t t esc. and !' vr ill!" s' . " 1 " , . - ' IP • • I..l"reileaceSlitte of f . *7 • ill 4we leani --b tlidt 4al ikr, J 'ia m i. k "thr...pli." 4 ".... (- ' - I , Y P ; ag,.. l4t 4 d ,d a o l" atte ellirig s; Sir the 44 sai c d higli Com S m tr it into the necessity and expedienc_y_ Of the meaen ' 1 . which will he . eepeese ,. rite 0 mace i weeserealsell Dell slita-sliWwf pert' .1 (*sm*, king of Ireland; Var. le vers et 1 estertety et the, premise,- whiehleise, iff.„Hp . .liffseapheirmay . t ar r •-i;er.' - .*. , .,,....;... a g ility. bluabilleY jastiled' : * " .4. 1 11 11 1 OPOtt lf 4l it litsioti. Tllollollflatabili , ...... „,,. T • ' - - 'n• ffs 1 110117 - All insaelw•litll4olprilHg Ott, bee' mid — ' oeibt-.•••;‘ftt0..,;•••64r4A5 t a..... conclude wltb (21st Tiihej The ,LEGACY; Thal to this defective state of lite. ', is fe Its ~ . • 1 ---, ----- --or ---.--: taitlitifild"wifts tor hei . blenetill of the 1 - . • . :4 4•. ' Ins i r l , ie ll ..7 1 h Rl ie r t Q o II I N SP:' ND RIFT. i z '1 i ll aj r :t a i e d al ; W W I I* ao•• brio( forward. dal alert la*---- ' ll ---h-serrice skit:ration the Act et George tee First:ildtgrargiegmtecassro awl( Poor. Claire, Mr.. Hurt ; dad . Columbine, M --rs• -, menus Debt and Tates with which Wu{ met. and th , aapecnicim , c amel , „ma time d eerteed obt r el . of the year ?He 'could only aware tilt Right Pri v ile g e s for Marine Imoranees to•tatßeat ' mad lie, e t 11„st, ;t Pi! 15! Gallery ls.-boors n,en at Half past, low subjects, the Citizens of London..a.thelr alwient. aad Hon. Gentleman, that if a Lottery -..--akneld be pro- Lnadoa Assurance Conspaaies; and also* (elder ale hest' r • a , hat ft, e ; benn at half past Si it.-Srenn•l isciee at ' half-pmt eamtitutittearight ef, Petition to the_ King. . *. of• petted amongst the Ways aid Mesas - of the year, means of elfectingilarine Imarames, sad it their onto f e...nquesigian :Albino daily by able Slatterns . 1 . .1 fine New huh &mead , wadoolne ai , b e "mita& That by, c oraptions. the Penpk are deprived in l'isshe, fur inn , should give it his mint s trenuous op- nine.* the Howse." • 1"3" 4 ' . ' A,. led - ... ' E • their lawful share in Cie Government, by" Represeitilista hi• of ti e ,it irive•sai applause, lull be tepee every .. , t.,o•Cousenon• floor of Parliament, whfeb share Ira, been position, • . wee- s al amber fiance. Mr. GRENFELL said efewvorth lelsiai l s; tilt' The Annual Indemnity Bill was read the second question, but in so low a tone as not toles - 41W ' • - usurped by 'an. unlawful Oligareby of Borough -mousters. • h 7 de .. - To THE GENTLEtwF,N, CLERGi; AND iftEE r Taat a complete Reform in the Reprelentatios syssald de- • • time, and committed for to-morrow ; as were also Isle in the . galkey. - - de tie fek fu• HOLD I. RS OF THE COUN T Y by ESSEX. - grey the corrupt influence of the 80-asp Faiths', lenge to • the .Crown its lust prerogatives and restiire to the People the Exchequer Bills Bills. • Mr: MARRYAT observed that tiro asempse' ' iv -• enik, t.sinsucv, . those rights of which they ...reunlawfuily deprived. ' Mr. WHARTON moved for an eccount, chew - °Ur{ prospeel{ have,.indied, brightened: yes, able Gentkneer who . had brOught • ' !Ili' * . ing the amount of ExChequer Bills outstanding, motion, had'fallen into an ineonsistency, wliia . 4 . • Is L e• ,ay, being the twelfth day of the Pull„ sixty-eine • That when the principle' of our Co:saltation shall be re- • • t Nailly L a eie ,deut Freeholders g ..ve ni.• !Heir antes. Maki every ' I diced to !teenier, the expenses, disorders, and tumultsettend- if pen tani p a T o .imirrow sat Friday, and series* is within our .in Eleetiallii will ' III avoided ; the Rights and Liberties of and uoprorided for in 180.9.—Ordered. after• expressing- a wish, at the °abet' torliff ' M. PARNELL desired to know at what rate speech, that all the gentlemen in the- flonsitisi' kaiak ear s bandre.'s of my Friends keep back; becaiwe they.' the People at. cared ; taxerles ,, med I the unequal mid grievous • e h,. their efforts would be, at present. iiirivailiog. Let not intp•:.ition ofthe Property Tax removed; and future bombers . - of interest it was intended twissua the Eachtquer qsainted with the 'subject shoold dew Abair et- ' r i g the/ memo seutime.it prevent ray Electito-do not, b' prev-nted. Co, roption nit then be nn more, necessary, much _, _ _ . ' ‘itr• re * g iantess or in-A!lKieence, alloy' the adversaries al our : less avowed to be necessary, for the adunalstratien of public HMS for the presents year ? 1 • tendon to it, he concluded th a t . smith, by move . . *rev ,e. ; , .he WI. criaimatu supporters of •Li. the measures of 1 affairs. Mr. WHARTON answered, • that the terms ing the appointment of a Select Committecta take sr". ALL ifuesteis. to h.nist a momentary trit,raph ! The poll - That our Petition to the King he slaved by the Highe were not yet accurately settled.* . . . . I the Petition into consltteratiOn; Eeei tbetesniett eildew on end... i t-from circumstances which have trans- Bailiff; and t h at h e , attended by our Representatives. th . l ' p •,.0, it has become of yreatcomequence twee to rea s :h as H on, Lor d C ocna men y e and Sir Faae ct s Bearr, Bart. Mr. W;HARTON , moved for an Account of the London Dock Company to Which itelift e.l- ' haire rar.a perible the numbers of my oppeoent, though of you present the same to his Majesty. the Surplus Produce of the war Tines of last laded si arialogo - us, wariest' nine - its Pollsti t ea'to' pima p li faa pour easy task, I shall be eaeltied to surpass them. Tia one Pet inn to the House of. Common, be signed yea r.—Ordered. . . , the questjoe 'then under cOnaltieratiklit e , " ' tbsi '., with. I am, G.:airmen •• • • : . by tits High Bailiff, and Twenty-five Inhabitent Hume- ie. Your faithful humble Servant,. . M r. k4,l4NELL•moved for an Account *f the Hon. Member had referred' o aniffiter pest of ti M ' t o . MONTAGU BURGb Y NE. holders.' And , Lord quantity of foreigp :corn and Sour• imported into work, which- he , had in - hhi''hated; tier -40060 ' ironies Cvlesford, Feb.l4. 1810. , ... That it tie - delivered to our Represe.ntetiverokinon.• England .from the , sth . .October , 1809 up to the trete, he teightlieve skews: s 4i, U. pp' ilestieta,. ' • . Cocoa lac and Si, FRANCIS BIJRCIRYT, 3ill'l. Cie be pre. renam . .. seated to the House ), who are hereby instructed lo sailor! latest period' that the same can be ' returned.- ' Or. Wolin'. to that contained its- the• `it •-htie----weess ' lick ars MONEY. • - bs L ' .derctl. *Om ANNUITILI REDEEMABLE. the same.. 9 reb " a ' PRE N.e.ility, Clergy, Gentry, and Others, That the Thanks et this. Meeting be &Jeep*, one wenn,' , , Itepreseatatives.thr Hoc Lord Cornea/in-and' Sh Fa act- , The Prince . of- Wales's Sorry Bridge Land Die- pan ' intim year tBO6 to Parliament add ten kr ' -..........----- 1 rbe immediately acconnuidated with any sum. cis Ruansrr, Bart. for their getieral eundeet 'hi Pelliameal.• paiiii Bill vies read in a Committee , and °mimic' jeekd f 'after the. fullest and meet sat' ' ' "•:' ' ..: ...„sesever gia great theamonnt: upea terns fully equal to atom- n ' - gor - 1,.. pp liv the enlist of an Anonty, ridemiately.secarcd either That the Thanks of this Mnetiog be/Wets to Sir Paancti .. u• 2-- i • mo re art ~ to..morrow. • • vestigation: Tire result. of that luveatiptiesi •. - • the - oss -- 'lltrehold,ropyhold lemehidd funded property , or per- BtIaDETT, Bart. for calling upon the Moose et • C linnets, . • _„,,-- ,- .„ ~.,.._ .. , , 6,oo ol ; l .a.tespo'nebilit, will lbsithis ad- I daring the last Session, to mite into their Copsider aria the - Wilt t., U. 314 J Altil ER obtained - leavato 'mingle aas the Thesis would:re/Oka thal lb* 111 ' ''" i s - - di. .., I WO% ni g mwel t , e g been t b esay 04 1 sweeten. The careen wilt be i Elate of Representation, and for 'his abte mod odstitu- 'gut f oe b a ndi tti lolise _d or k ati t fa x e ser hitj m ., . to - t h e e enun i ttee , no oeeehl ie?l, oe - ...• : ... 7 .• • . . . . . rt:11 eadente. Banal Speech on that oceasioa. - • A peni . r from - the . Medlealt -Word Irliteale.d, ,firstiker povision for . drat tairlaireid • ~- ' 1 " •• • •'• • Peramalapplisatimaltallhei every day by Mr. hUlls, at That the Thankanf An Meeting* ern to Artiny M a r- . . list Ksq. . ukh tiathiet l w the p ,,,,,. • wi p„, 4 , ic a tie. -muse:us to order, the. copies et letters.frissa•Mr. , Uttottaistkisee‘•therefore f or;l gliv i Oaf ... . ''i ; !`.,..-' i 141 - is raven-leaddhglawDiery-lane.. rol!wo Utters (post pisidl iMmedtmelemerwered. . . mile*, thii - Fdeetiog, and fur • Ins - impartial ceneact in !.....•• M-11° 441 7 ...... tOrsll4ll4olllll.lt4tder.ll4 . to tie on the te- was made Out," ke woniti'leitift • .-f• ' :CZ . - geld,. - -i, . .1 . *. • .• !" - '•V ; ' . • 2 ' the proposition new Ivrea ilk, • ' ' g am y et Tpa i r e Li mfr vrtlii s, .......-..... g . .1161 . .cavniKR.-1 (Si g apd) ... ARTHUR likinkfli: 111101-1141* • i • • . . • Lord COCHRAN& gavm•sems, that 011 Mow,. .lind -do tie adoption et.iiist.- •• • •• • r 4. MA 11e Part a Loadoi, lAGI l'Elril EN, al t athers ii- a, .fie 1.......,att. .4... . ....., ........i.d.,....... ~ . feel9inge • -air. this DAY nes* O" ' IlL• 4 " ••• **• 44 . 4 " 1-401 " 44 • 100,44 n 404 11 11 1*--rikl.t v W.I.dah - ferenee k ,hicle Irons the former kriv • ne '. . - .• , •' A111g. 1 4 ( :.,riser. . . CURSORY REMARKS on OAPULENCE. it was :stated that the King's Proctor is emptswere dearly seeeetaked i 6 sr o liit Is ' - ' 'lin CONIMITTEE app&nted fa conduct By a MEMBER of the ROYAL COLLEGE, ef_ ed, any required,. to take the mangemeat .4 all if Member-was not more fweelauf l oati - 1 01 °. • ' -- ' .• - 'betel. A the opposition to the as* name. to Parliament by the ptiftGEONS. .. prizes captured by. his - Majesty's ships; antalso of the objects •of the inqtrir7'hervidliki . in • A * • 4 ilea Wiwi Diwk Company, flit I. ailment their capital ?hint ant. ye Cettliatte• foe flootibi- aek try the farther sam of sel -seven tee etteneance of T o F anal autgaiss the .wisled+epliasi - some documents • ropeciSug the condemnation of tote. It was • somewhat ettraortlintryi 'that ' ' l l •. . • *abate pewees, and of . es wham interests are (Or '1 or errs , power or *Wealth) .. ships captured, aid in what manner the same had Hon..Gentleutats, himself a Director•of -it e nct . ei , tan, to be affected, at ait ,stithich will be held at the ' t liemperaste and exercise. i . . - ~.'' rhea tile laMm Tavern, on Monday the inst. at 12 o'clock. printed for J. Callow, Medical Bookseller, 'Crowleceart, been sbared. ' J • chattered Company, should hale thought It Toot. Ile Meetin g will pros eit to ;loess precisely at nee prince: -street. Sohn. •- ' Mr. ROSE presented the Distillery Prohi- .to propose , ' that an Inquiry should be set on ' .l. ' ''' ' be part- 044. . - 'W here may he had, just pobliebed, bitiotußill.—.Read the Arse tine, and ordered for as - to the ezpedieecy of repealing that tel Isr. • • in. -DAUBENTON'S OBSERV7sTII9 Rlff so INDIGES- • • •Lo . . George I. which established the' eitcluilvechatt.; • . ........•• MR. GOSS SURGEON, has the honour to s TION. Third Edition; with_ Mantises by Di. 'Medan. . the second reading on Tuesday-, i 6d. • • Mr. H. THORNTON D-notice of a motion tered - rights of the two evistliteConiPinies. It t. hiE. OA Worm his Ftieuds Ind Correspondents, that fiargAle Price -s• estesed iacreme of appileationt for the cure of V RNE- ' . to-morrow, to enlarge the time for receiving Re- was not to be supposed, that, by proposing suck - • LEAD, It tL CONIPLAINTS sad flebilitY, NEW .PUBLICATIONS, he has beets it:ducal() . ports o f Committees upon Private Petitions. an Inquiry, striking at the exbtence of chartered ' Line` Me a Partner, and the emarnen henceforth will be con- Sullen. Aar{ under the firm of MIS and Co. He assures them r 1111 E BOOKSELLER.S are hereby informed, PIEW MARINE INSURA - NCE COMPANY. rights; the- Hone Gentleman would•entitlehnneelf . Mr. MANNING rose to bring forward his t o th e thanks of the Bank•of England *Proprie' Mink tenet the same principles of integitty, secrecy , nod deli- -R-, that the following New Works were this day incoura of general delivery :- oat, a en sill he invariably sitterrved,. which hitherto have 1. VOYAGESnn4 T RAVELS. 28 vols. seB Bs. motion, in consequence of the. Petition be had tors.- He might perhaps agree to an inquiry by hilitp 4 m larked a 'snake as satMeildlit in it is whirls , ex . sended. . . Wien row the comstra r asellitining a Bank Note, dewed,- S. COOK'S VOYAGES. 7 vols. 21. M. •presented a few days Alice, praying fur a Bill to ,an open Committee bet should not acendipany . s WPM linisnindatt:f the envo i eig4 end geoecal modsof(ivies, of (ivies, • -S. TH l Oll_ NTON and BEWICK'S HERBAL, royal establish a New Marine Insuraoce Company. He the Hon. Member one- step farther. IG the prayer 'lnlhoily intended to, and M vice sad Medicine sent to any PaPer• 2 • 94 . 4. Ditto , ditto, dean paper. It. lls. 6d. spoke at considerable length,- but in so low a, of the. Petition were tie be granted, and .another Ilk. IlltatteKinetken. • 5. CH A , MBEBLAIN'B INSTRUCTIONS to YOUNG tone,that it sal impossible to collect eve n the Insurance Company ..established, antra could be '• ll•isesesie Street. FMK StreeL OFFICERS. 55., 1 • • !Family Vb. 14, 11110. 6. LEV IZAC'S FRENCH AND ENGLISH DIC- substance of his sp ee ch w ith any degree of accu- -no reason why that should not be folleisred . brine ~ -. , . ' ...... TIONARY, 12.. racy, We understood, however, that be Made a establishment •of other companies for the sante", A s. was 7. MORTIMER'S DICTIONARY of TRADE, and *AIMS RENOVATED HEALTH. . chronological statement -of similar institutions al-, objects. - The proposition of the Hon. Gentleman, * • , m eant' IT hasbeen too frequently the subject of jest COMMERCE. U. As. ready adopted, from dine to time; its this eoun- in getting rid of the existing charters would haver ' • I ~ 'my 10, _. saigeorrai reprobation, that own destitute of Olt ! elements 8. MODERN Iss VOYAGES and TRAVELS, the teeth try, and their inadequacy to meet AU - the objects the e ff ect of placing the public in the situatiotti of. 'l f Imaiii . .. 11_ .... 1he apdkal *ft have offered themselves as can.litinies fur volume . 2 ee WIMP PIK, mitimage is the prof...Alin of phrJr. For the purpose MOR R. ISON'S BOOK-KEEPING, 7s. * ?I'l 'PICTURE of LONDON. ARM. 51. • . Of commercial mea. With respect to the • deny! the man who, hoeing one devil driven (let or him, ''• . • me, we ii_lohaiesfice to ths result °four studies mad ex periemcc,and 11 . PITTS NORTHAMPTONSHIRE, 13s. of the merchants who bad signed this Petitioe„ was immediately seized by seven others, and . thus 1 : • • 4::t atom beingelassed among those emovrics whose - - any man who read the list must be confident they hurried •en to his destruction. He had not in- • Ink at' erne/L.44n have, unfortamdely fur sonny, been 11; MORAL TALES, 4 vols. 109. 6d. r d wow Minoneably received, we begle.ive toushmit to . the liberal 13. RUNDELL•S GRAMMAR of SACRED HlS- were not men likely to benctuated by mere views tended to go-at any length into the subject in the ~,, tow . selealigatened.a faithful stateawet of oar .pursuits and ac- TOR I , 33.6 d. , • • of persesnal interest ; but that they chiefly cog- present stage • but the comments, - which the Hon. . , . edue ss, "Wenn. After hnvinereceivel a regulu medical edisca- No.. 6, Bridge-street, Feb. 1810. h im . i hr Munk pipits of hiCse/P. Grindel aid Wizard, whine sec- • templated the general interests and accommosla- Member had introduced adon the topics to which liemorit.• oltttithe LoadonHeopital, we entered IPUIatINT: 112 i Au. SUFFERERS UNDER THE LONDON DOCK ACT lion lmo ea ractice we carefolly attesided, as professors and lion of the mercantile werld., die thee went into the Petition referred, rendered it oewassiry for A gra- s AT a numerous and respectable Meeting of the a iumparalieu statement of' the amount of• Insu- him to make a fel, observations is - reply. It bed' 1 is the "ninthat justly celebrated si boot for medical acqatrement Mlayal Colleece of Edinburgh, and were instaicted in the Lessees. and Occupiers of "ails and fences at the di ff erent officesannualty, and "hewed been stated by the Hon. Member, as scroeed is - Monk. Proprietors, Warehouses, in and adjoining the Port of London, and of ~_ _. ,_ the two mem s ec em, _ brarsche N of anatomy, surgery, the theory and prat- now in existence Which ogees N owa o f she p et iti on th at •o ot ssithstaz i eli eg th e r meo w, mt. St physic , ch.anistry, midwifery, botany. & c. Asc. by e fe e - solle a eminent profesara, Drs. Mourn; Gregory, Black, L l.o4 ig e b i t i e ni ros T en a , ee and n,l, various onues O d ther ay, P t orse aes 1 0 3tb iate doir rested ei , r at the tat I o , possessed exclusive privileges, namely , • the Royal east leserease in the trade of the ceitateY, the two 0'1 ""' i7seett aa ' ' Duncan and Ruthenia* We trust we shall not Exchange and London Assurance; ' their amount Chailered Companies did net insure, nsere•than ofitiency and Mr.SIIKRI p a ai l. presumptuous iesoying that oar p . r . 1810, pursnant to pnbl r ic v A A d T verilte x inen s in t 'the Chair, s are ant inconsiderable. Having tor a tong it" The Petition of the London Dock company to t h e Ho- of r i s k on vessels was an s a w e d, th a t 'neither three out of a hundred parts of the amount of In. *Nett ablif years made Venereal Complaints, and the rarities dis- nourable the House of Ceeenoladimsdtkeit.esonolutithis=e would exceed .10;0001. span any one ship ; and suessees e ff ected.. in Loudon, Bot -though the • „ "mar Debdily, the particular object j of our study a nd Alecliad held at the K 'Pg 6 . Tavern , hut. that ship-owners, whose vexed*. greatly exceeded 'means of effecting inserinvies by chartered mope. 1: k Panics it will, we hope, be allow ed that we have acquired hae i l been read, that value, were ebliged to run .their own risks. - des had pot iacreased,: had not the other means of - oten_, Of knowl e d g e of their treatment and cure. Ili slight 0 gist% .... meet eases of i n f ect i on , a ' , A l ec/ r e-ertatdishment is as ßes i ol Y ed tha U t n the lnim it n il ni l sought to :i t e obtained istlleo rs i : l. ll4 n of t,otra this on Th ere was ano th er D eist extremely Co be. desired' effecting marine insurances been adequately egg- : . '' 1 .. . mre r ivoletee in the short period of two d sys; and in those of meaf'ne• for augmenting their present enormous Ca- by merehants, namely, that they should' be al. ()tented t • The number of persons ravening the ao.•1 len Dore -onTany. .• a. . %CMOS, inveteracy where other practitioners have fas . . : ' • .. • 1 ways assured of the ability of ,those irlio -sub- ciety'et Lloyd's for that purpose in the year 17f1,... a proper perseverance in our plan trea in from motives ,of public principle, as ° age - If 94 cCNIN, ' • o f i c „( pital of TWO M I Li.ION S. by the further Ralli of X 750,003, ought to be oppossA, . aMe , to the patient a safe and radical Curt. risk ; a whets thetiristitution -originated, d4l . -dot 4112Cted'a 1- , ' . ; •••. ...; alarming, a we ll as . private Ilkill , inasmuch at Moeupolies, 0'711173i% scribed, to policies, fully to meet the me pit Aeidit th e inelanchnly variety of disorder which are the point not easily known by the p resent thode.• 79 ;110.411roselit they amounted to 1500; The eat: 'l' •' c i '-• 4 s pet= *mots habit long "and most unhappily pursued by the awe. so- Nah of boththere Venni _4,r more asetim i hirti than sexes, are none more . a . . tie 1 1 dto defeat individual in- e d x c . l%i od ve . inio:behreseavn.dil,launivdielemeeesu, a a te re a serious, il l is u s . "Cry - , o'oa to destroy and ruin private R roperty and indivi- Merchants were obliged to apply frequen t ly - ton ,perieritt.of a private company wits obviont, • from ' l , hose deficiencies and debilities which Ere- dual e of persons, of the Land . on Dock Com- num be r • an of underwriters at d variety Lloyd's, the fealty - 'merchants had of ascertaining the cha. . . . • tee feks elm 1 t • Y prevent or embitter the matrimonial state. To bitch any large .moist; andthe Conte- reefers:ref Individual undeeteriters, and the addi. se 0: n must hr a consolation to know that they may now e nemy' That the injure od d berets/ increased powers upon risks of le, _,_ q ' a ne :te and infallible mode of treatment be restored to that must,wi be g iven to the exelnaive privileges a ready enjoyed by, quence often was, .a considerable Mit to the party fluvial stimulus given to Mercantile enierprise by weelve - •• 0 ail human blessings, a strong, be and vigor' i e• Pit"y h if av th' 4- e Capital be e a . g w real v . j.r • lelY taat ...sinpany, tend to anniiiilate the property ur t h ose • so insured ; in so much, that et the Peace of inttlyidital mort i ce. If the 1500 asembere com. . ant 0 ' constitution. In all Case/ of debility, from whatever ... now. Amiens, he . knew ono Geedeman insured ,fur: posing the Company at Llitiells Wore to ' under. 1 Ira* * Il tb 4 ll, as well as in every species of Venereal infer- s - v , siet4 in laa) be cowshed by p atients of either rex with the . ts • l of P• $ 6 0001 who as forced, - iexpecting, from the wisdom as oist ee Par - , . w through the insolvency write but at the rate of 3001. notch, thopil - many Ater * eetingwlll therefore opPose the inteaded Bill; • . • .rever y and honour. Hours of consultation at house coa T fi h d a en t ( t h y is3l 1/ 1 liniment, that from ebe peculiar situation of private pre- o f several ' the Utulererriters at Lloyd's t o sit of them untlperote for three- four oft Ste 'thou.. - \ r cm hese • , mornin g till nine at night. tbe permitted to p alm hue ty as before WASe i t it will DU down with a loss -of ' one-third of the *hole sand pounds,the stem tint migisl,- on eurneeniag, - Ale, 11 * sante country are reasessed to state the partici'. per ~ 111001 ilit sf dicir case, age, - and general " habit of living, ifcc• ale• a I, "' he con ,, n i tt ie. n o w a ppointed be reminded 10 solicit amount insured. A regular COurapaoy, composed be, pneenredi would.arotaent to between -fiat s l ed. . I elf h he remhtance for advice and medicine*, when tbe That t tta _, , , _ attestable the c l i anceitor ec . the of tins, or sent to any part of the kingdom.- an aadieoce of t Algol n era l re be that -j wcrecy so esteatial t.! our undertaking, the Exchequer; and la Deputation feint Ilse Committee wait to ex plain the objections to the 11111, and the seri- persons.of kite wn respect a bility, carrying on. Sue booth:ed •thenesind pound,. Noidalthsteet fa. • their hed/less in one house, and under the Celery weetheirefote ay. , The Only - - ils! Ity • Ne of lett ers ow , b e a dd e d to t h e acc ount fur aledi- . all" hif*'• 1, al oecea meily reset fr 6 in ti• If Pertained luau taint of Directors, was the kind of felt prawatte cress risk,' and these s° link& of.' • N. L . . _ ._ .rue a Law. . ',crawl . ATTrlinla 1. 9 mina meat desirable to- cOMMereial men_ . flea world insure 'fitirsineW 61... '..4.1.• ..1P ....J..... ..:. i . ; , .. .:. -41 _ __ ous ipleneo whir w