The Statesman. — London, England, 1818-02-21 00:00:00

NO. .....=...,••••• miiter, georan "aright. hrte, P tree) C.barks boveir„_ ffieholnl W to. At St.-grow. - - . lag the Red Lim, Cle- Two Friends of Lord meites lore, City 5 0 Sidminath V. A. Fountain, Eats. 1 1 J. Philtp Penenek Samuel Oliser, Esq. A. D. C., per Pin Distaff-lane 1 1 A few Friend• of Jostire, ('. J. W. I) 10 from the Dolphin, Leach. the A poiiate. cad Milk-street 4 6 his Rime's B.trough of As OM Eccentric 1 1 Stafford 1 0 J. Chatfield. Stockwell 5 0 Mr. Mitchell, Curate of A further Sub.cription • !stewards 1 0 from Pet y Subiterip- ~ Robert Canning, Esq. ti.ins, Spotted Dog, Hound's-hill 5 0 Clement p-lane 1 1 G. C. Asheley, King's- J. Oriels', E-q. 5 0 row, rimlico 1 (t J. H. Powell. Lsq. 5 0 - J. and H. 1 0 A Fair Friend 5 0 Time Friend to i lit (Aber. J. if. W.., the Widow's iy of the Pres, 1 0 kiwi -2s. 1 2 J. and W. Walker 1 0 GeorgeScluin 1 1 Joseph Prop.." 1 U 1 hare tweii immured in 5. Wynn, , . No!" 1 I) a Prison ma:.y years A Well•wisher to the without know tug witty 1 1 Cause 1 0 R. Knight, Esq. Gros- J. Baker. 10s. tJ. Dan- yea-'. --quart 21 0 rocks, le, 1 0 M y ye. y last Rng 1 0 Anno)mous, loe. 63. ; Let it bloat . Art', Vro- T. )•:vans, 10e. thee . 0 10 T. Cox, M. !toilet., and Liberty MA, Burdett J. Spick. 5, each 015 Cottaee R. Feria, T, Smith, and From one who syrup- T. Lee, 56. ends 013 • ;ike- *with persecuted Ft lead to the Cause 1) 6 lonoteu e 1 0 A few friends. by M. An Enema. to Persecu fiedne de. dd. • 1100. d 18 B. Wright and M. Aston .J. i'. *An wishei; 'law - Ss. each 0 6 ricaa Freedom on Bra- Richard Flower, Ego. 5 0 ti:h ground George Vs ait-cy,of War- A Friend to Blip. ii, minster 1 0 but not to Kelle;ous Rabat Campbell 1 0 Perkeculi , -: 1 0 W. C., by Mr. Williams 1 0 A repentit , g Sioner 1 0 William Jones 0 :1 From one who ridicules 'William Tuwrrby 1 1 Gi ten Bap, and b..' no M. Mishits 1 1 predilecti.tn for Old An Enemy to Oppres- li-g, 1 0 sion, W. W. 1 0 C.O...fed at the N.ig's That. Savage, Crescent. 'lead, Cansaby -mar- Jewin-strect 1 1 ket $ 8 At a ME.F.TING of the COM hIITTEr ; , A. LiA LLO WAY, in the Chair : Resolved, That the Brent number of soferers under the tote Cor pus Stswens:on Act, who oppeor emitted to relief flout lite :,re sent Sohurription, istiperwiwy call upon every Friend to Free dos, Ju.tire. and Humanity, to exert h:ruself in his v4cre, however elevated or hatable, to promote so important Ito object. That this Committee recommend the formation of local Com mittees in the various cities, towtas, and amfithourhoods, througliout the United Kilitdom. for vollectiete Sols-rription., and remitting the row to the 'ferns's' er ut this Committee. Subscriptions wail be received hs Mr. Saitmel Brooks, Trra• saw. 110. Stroud Mr. Alexander Galloway, 69, I golborti Ni. J. C. Hitch's's, 9. Aiderta-obury t Mr. T. A. Wooler,* Sun street, Hishopsgme-sireri ; Mr. T. Bond, ['loots eil•lune ; Mr. J. Came, SJ, Blatkotaa-street, Boriosgli Mr. Wm. 11..eers. 186, Oxford-street ; :,1 the Bar of the Cepa a :rid Anchor Tavern, Strand; Mr. ?rice Kier, Cataden.towii ; Mr. Dolby, Waidour-street ; and by THONIAR CLEARY. Sir. Alfred Place. Bedford-Squ THE APOLION ICON, a Grand Musical strnment. invenied nod atnufi,ctured by Messrs. Flight and Robson, Ocelot Builder*, under the immediate pa tronage of hit Ro‘ar tie P.M-e Reges , , is et. hibitine. by it, 5,11•1:11 , :r int7C;Aisie .1 power, at their ooni., No. 101, St. Alai daily, from Awe:ye o'clock till 5. escrpting on emery IVednvsilay and S..turlav, on which days Mr. PURK IS, it Profesoir i.f Music, perferms on the InAritinent from the hours of two 10 four, Seleetint.s from the of the differetit eminent Coinvsets t and on every TliticaLly cycling, during the Se nom, Ili^ full manual poweis of the liwtrunwitt are esbildied by, :ind ten•ler the di rection nf. Mr. Tilo %IAS k l'rolespbr who (assisted by five other Perrot - 111er%, I lcciuditimily as t h e mine time) will illy Stiretion 4 fawn Ihe finest Works of one 11:141 eminent ancient and 'tandem Comp , se; e. A List of the Performances may oe - harl, a day or two w alnut, on application at the Rooms. Admittance doity One Stoll hit. Qin Thursday Evenings the Room+ are npenei at half-past seen o'clock, and the Performance commences at vii,lit.—Ad stittance*. 6d. Mears. Flight and Robsawalsn respectfully beg to acquaint the Nobility and fit:rosy. that th*v ;mare an elegant nss .19.0ent ef Organs ',fall descriptiont, cempleted trod ready for sree a' their Warerooms. A NEW PATENT HAT. AT ONLY LIGHTLEN SDILLINGS. IMPORTANT SAVING. FRANKS and TA YLOR, hare to otter to the Public MK II AT osgBEAVER BODY, combioing every requisite a Ilat ought In pore, II i 4 superior inap. peal ante to the Most mod moo evitengive Beaver. is equally light. and will unt-sveur two •,f them, ivid is urn better shape, which it ret4ing t.o the law. It si ill never rhinge its enliior iu any climate, o hick is the mo-t be:nu-fel Bina, if woin for years : wilt never spot by rale, nor will any weather injure storm, they being Water-proof and will repair several times, it a trilling reprove, and every time appe,ir equal to new they are cecidealv super fur Id tiny ilal, ever i.Wereittn Public unties., the ntialionert of which has hen attended with great espenre, labour, ,Intl ViStinsel attention. ERAN KS and TAY LOU, Manufacturers, corner of Red er 1. street. !tor:lie:in, (emotion. 1 ' 46 ,1 :times/tilts, Deater-. mid the Trade, who wish f..r. intim ior ;law, will find it t their advantage by applying as ardieg. Be particular tic to the Address. ns F. and T. nee net io any Wiy Cal/Nreflled with a Items' House ia Lieech-itrect—wane a Fugal:L-1 4 u unpaid lasers received. • Mt. CANNING prepeated a Petition from Li+erpu.•l, against the Salt Mile.. A Petition ..as pre-,ented from the Leather trade in %V orce.ter. by Mr. LYGON. The Po'hemline Harbour Bill was read a second time. Considerable private busitir,s wa.s gone through. Sir E. BRYDGIES moved for the proatictio , of certain Ac counts, on the subject of his motion, which had not been coon plied vt Mi.—Ordered. The Bill for 1:-. accommod=tioa of the .1 udges at Leicestet was read a %frond tit. land referred to a Commihre. The Committee of Supply watt p001...n0d to Mnntivy. The Report on the continuance of the Agtiroltutal Duty was rt ceased. ELECTION WS' AM ENDMIEN rs. Mr. C. W YNN moved. that Ike bruit 'mop ot the nelson on the I iectiou laws Amendments be read. Thr Report was brourot up by Mr. IiROtiDLN. The Amendments of the matinee were then taken con sideration. A conversation ensued, is which several kte:ntier. took. part. •".;.•arral THORN CON I iped that the whole Rill u mild he re; r'oted. fie did not •-• s•re to propose any thing, lint 11:. bop. , f some Member stook do so. ININ observed. that hr ;rid stated his a if% to bring on the business as sown after I !, at pritfihie. n ',hot for printing, nod fur deferring farther disrossiiir. b• a totore stage of proceeding on the WA. to girt: a week's tion to the rneatore, its coOd • .•- that the nu.ais. .of 400 as it affected me ceasing - of a poll. e• too t reat. tr might tend to prevent evils; bat there a outs. he a better time to confider it. He moveit that the blanks should bt lii.. lup with Cm a ortit, -• roar hotedreal." ' General 'l' rIORNTON • ished the Repott to b.- received Vern after printing, an the': 'me el aftwiti Would be seen closes and more oc' ly. t meg•.t ooght rt.• a proper or. Ile al not wish then IOC:" ct 'OW 't on the . . . .Ir. C. W. WYNN remarked, ese Bill bad been com mitted tw ice alr ads, and oat he cause • .s•i• attend next no Sir W. 1"Itl!.00611S e..w.idered no..ny pros i,:oons of the Wit usefut. as. for instance, th- inorevere of p'aces liorotogus for the ree.oiving of votes: !rot he r •Id no• appruse to tit: el.,use Pepe •ing the rinse n. •..e to the end ot two +1, , , if Iha I nut toted, after seven !rotor.' s:,:ing each day. A re turn might not he accords to the prime of the mortify of the electors, said disappoiutment 'night be occasioned to the olut• voters. The SPEAKER. said ;:or goo-slit:in was, to dirp.o•or of the nei•mdinent made in Coma ',tee. The Flop. Baronet's ah jec..on. he apprehended. etio•ld tint now be received 44 an amendment, as the Bill stout into Cosionittee isi•h a blank.— ' But amendments of such soft could h.. moved afteroards on the body of liar Bill. Sir W. BURROUGHS explained, and, as we understood I him, wished end the tenders of votes shout : be reckoned, and not the number of the:n taken. After a few words from 31r. BROGUEN and Sir W. BUR ROUGHS. Mr. C. W. WYNN said, that he had brought on the question ear!y, lest other business should interpose. The amendments were agreed Some other amendments were then considered, on which some Members made some observations a- to preventing the gtv:ott of cockades, and In the power of the Quarter Sessiost, and ta t the Bill was not to extend to Ireton t. They acre agreed to. Mr. J. SMITH brought up a clause, the (object or which was, that Etre ion Polling should toot be delayed or totostrueted. but that passer should hr given to the Returning (slicer to refer votes to examination. w about impeding the poll. The clause ma. brought op. read a first and second time, and ordered to stand part of the Bill. Sir W. BURROUGHS wished for a clause respeeting the tender of 400 votes in too day, Monett Hot all taken. Ile ap prehended aharotherwive might occnr. On the question for bringing tip the clause, Mr. C. . WYNN thought the Hon. Member was not en tirely aware f what had been the state of the law on this sub ject. and the nature of the alterations m ade i n it It h ai l b een possible for the Flemming Officer to put of the dec:sion on votes till after tersmouo bon of poll. This opened a door to wrong practice. There was on neemity for changes in suite places. as in London, where SOW were polled in seven days, and at Norwich 30,10 had been pulled iu a day. and in Westminster • fr .n to . I M trolled t 0 had been akin,' the proper time. A bona fide candidate would not be ;orevented from keeping up a poll. He could not eater tato the question as to thefractices or voting in Ireland. lo England he considered. constitutional ly, that the voters case up a.... tendered their votes. lie had heard certainly of a fatal occasion in Wexford, in Ireland, whet e there uas a question about striking of the votes of ',crams who had came sip to vote wiihmot the cone tit of their landloot Is.— [Hear, hear!)—ln England he considered that the voters brought up the candidates Lord P t, LkIERSTON saw some force io what fell from the Hen. Baronet ; but the objections started to it were to him sa tisfactory. The apprehemiou was that a fraud might be com mitted by a Returning °Seer on 'he candidate. by going on to make objections, so as to preveut the due reception of votes. — He thong,bt some arrangement might be made. ohieh might tend to obviate objections as to the danger of fictitious votes. Might not the Returning ()Seer he empowered t•t consider the vote objeCted to each day, and to determine at a Olen hour on the thy succeeding; and that if a member of good votes, esceeding 400. were Band, that then the poll should continue ? Mr. C. W. WyNN alluded to the Middlesex case; he had no particular object ion to attending to the suggestions of the Nubie Lord. Sir W. BURROUGHS explained • Mr. C. W. WYNN lb*s ght obe observations of the Honour able Baronet bad been already answered in a preceding part of the debate. The clause was then pat. and negatived without a division. Mr. LAMB observed. that fis objections to the principal provisions attic Bill remained in full force. aid he trusted that they would receive mature coasideratioa before the Bill should finally pass into a lass. After considerabte further conversation on some of the miner provisioas of the Bill, the runesetnients acre severally agreed to, noel the Sal ordered to be engrossed ; the third reading be - ins fixed fur Monday sennight. A Message foam die Lords informed the Howse, that their; .Isatathipa bad agreed to the 20,000,1004. 1 1. Excheqaer Bills' Bill .} ~ .. .. ~~ synonymous terms; for toe men who would assume a power over the People with which they were not invested, in order to silence their complaints, or to avoid granting them that redress th•y have a light to demand, would not scruple, in my opinion, to be. tray them to any foreign tyrant if they could do it with svfety and advantage, nud so liecerne greater ti aiturs than those whose verbal treason was perhaps the effect of their injustice or neglect. On tba .'thee hand, the needy incendiary, who tries to pro. duce discord in the country in hopes .•f promotias his own interest by the ruin of others, is, I think, it delinquent equal to the fernier ; if his quilt does not 60•0 e ettenuotion by the inru,•lt , ,:table in. juries he may twitsin , cr by his i7norance of the evil. he is erot.'avouring to create. But if sm h a bate and fe:fish chillier ter Wall raised into I;,• ,he would, ilichjblEly, become a greater tyvent and op. rt•sso► !San the other. liehrf. in this ago of ty Imlay 1 it is soak what difficult sri to steer be• tweed Scylla and Chursbrlis as to avoid the rock on the one si:!e, and tl.e vortex on 0, • nth.... 1 shill, therefore. at Inetewt f übmit a few irein.rtant questions to your eonsideratiot., which,.l otApe, Nitl he answeted with the ate:"torlia polke or a brava a nd tole Ped,pie,.and not f rs ifulLy favttereil through the si:3nt • ;mks conarlousarives. I rememhor, Couittrynien, reading in one of our ephemeral ptiots ibis blasp':tdnons the omnipotence of Podium:O." What ! can en Assembly of Christians dare to sueersede the autho rity of their Redeemer, and, like the impious Pha risees of old, attempt to impure Silence on hill am. hassadots ? or will they probume to know what ideas the tree Omnipotent may inspire, or with what words It. may " give them et tete ace," lest the voice of troth ,:, 011 1(1 be loud and harsh for their carnal ears? Or, can the guardians of the country's Liberty and Rights trample them with impunity under their feet, and ruin as many individuals and families as they please, by violating the fundamental laws of the Kingdom, which tine King is not permitted to alter or infringe ? Can the British Constitution, *hitt) is extolled as a pyramid of human wisdom, be thrown down in a moment by a puff of sttitking breath, and then set up again, like a house of cards, to delude or amuse the Peep', ? Is there no sense in the nation, which is entitled to slime respect (and which It ought so have time to express through the usual channel, before such measures are adopted as affect our per.. annal safety or suesistence)? nr is it all collected within the walls of the Senate, or concentrated in the dome of the Cathedral? Can the !louse of Commons, composed of stove but Protestants, be suddenly sy nn sf o rreod into a Spertith which shall have " dominion over our faith," and seize upon our persons to prevent CAe diffusion of tee liginus and politicsl knowledge, which cannot be at tained withnt.t an unreserved coremottic.tion of our thoughts and sentiments i' • May non fre qu ent ge t s o f arbitrary pores - , however plaosiele the pretence, im perceptibly destroy the liberty of the country, by Tomiliarizing us to such measure., exposited It first with seeming lessity or kcal advantages? If our Rights end Privilega are to be thus rr odest;y extorted or f tolish. ly surrendered, upon every apimar 'lice of danger, and ff ained till their doubts 'or fears are dispelled, what security have we that they will ever he restored or easily recovered ? For are not a vast proportion of those who have the Right of Election so connected with, or dependant on, the Candidates for power, as almost compelled to elect them, though without any t-eans of making them recpnuslble for the faith. 'Tut discha , ge of their duty ? Itasca. may not the • Poriiament become a tyrannical Aristocracy. tome posed of the reputed Rtyreseistadves of a People 'seminally free, but really enslaved, over whom . they rile %Attest res rain:, and in contempt of their authority? For, if besidea the influence they al ready possess, ',ley MO take away the corner stone, and loose.l the foundation of the political edifice with. out the consent of the nation, may it not suddenly fall into ruins, or gradually sink to tie ground ? Aed trey not, the freedom and happiness which Eng. Jaed at present seems to enjoy mope than other coon tries, be rather imputed to the wealth acquired by its natural productions and extensive commerce, with the fertility of iii soil and insular situation, than to the wisdom of the Goverment, or the simplcily of , . ._ I. - - .a. . '.. ' •:' . •,I' r . - ----- - "4 - .-. . • r',.:e..r05..:. , ~. ..;.... •,'s - :Ti...., • •- , -. * - ' 7l . • ,i'. '. W . • - •• • *-- l • - ' • • • . / . . - - .: • • • 1nj ... ) ~.C 4: :;)‘„ . ..0 .., • CT :r*s ....-- •cd\ It ,110t1C%•, • ' 4 - . . ,- • , . , . . • , Y .7" - • '''. ' --- ' A '-' >, ~. • ' • ..: i t , •:f.i • ' -• _ , -.. *. • . . ,e -- . --'",-- 4"- ' _ • • 1. : • . ~, . 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HURLIE TT, Wirt. M. P. in the Chair ; , 31. LARGE:4T pncto A V PAPERS pahllthedi awl east- ' • 1 1011,R OF Loans. Fab 20. •-• •• 7 4 16 04._ .- : ...;', • . -,' . . IT WAS 111 6110 Lt E,D, , dialed epi a INDEPENDENT PRINCIPLES. •it wiltbe 1 - &BOTHER. Gil FEN KAti. • .•- .:•,,_ , The ChimeakikeligtfitifOlapaw 11..1 was atild'a 1111 . 1 ell aka avowal seleekos ... At w eekly ig iir ,.. au d ~, /tippet en s o'clock Lori SIBIU/1)111 came eiver e t tbe tl• ' *l .,_ ..„4, - , & ' I L."' -- '-'. . ' 4 " ' Tw ig u G r eets! subscription be tweed for the assivtanee or f oun d in it 4.1 . . . .7° 4 1 i.,. , _ . ._ . _,.. "' ' • ' • Mr. Itlrsio!,..tirtl.. Mr. Eves*. iNn., Mr. &show. mid swch wed calralated for the 4 Fatattiro and alWra *balk our UMW . . ."Tbe C. WWI. •101i0 were he die-Wrote Ms' • ** , `-allmamaaTrar. mala * -1111,0111• " 2 . •""wortaima• oilier Slatirres lowlier the recent Habeas Corpus Sespeasio• Act pe r a se o w :D a is y ni ers . Wow owierrd so wish's r, big iard•bip laid an mainfrp lot i lat , w ime it , is if tipc 4/41". its might:wise entionsillo Public. Assistance mid &ippon, by a °sea yia. g, Balijsury.enars, Fk.et street. r 40111111 ore . ... . eoutomrysi of the Prince lZewat, a Greets Eat eapsidalowthrs : a ..,_ le . 4)11. . • • • CarntHiliPr. thee Papers relative to the State of the Caviit ie thrtlie ups.. "ly• ihk4l peivirawriZailhaiMea-floill the Idaillim dos wf She Noble Viscous .• tiO4 Bag, "'deb -Wirt vale F f icl9 ,2",_ - . 4 ) 1 r.‘,2 1 /1 1 1f* i _ LiW it • Il'e ss a p x y -.41.444. 6,, 4 71 s . That the following Gettleinee tie requevteil to set av a Com- • - - 110140AY PAPER. . y a ii,e,.. wish power to aid to their otonbers---that fi n be a eitbeiggsf the two presdassky. brought dew*, .waseleievierFaii fie- " '"'''''"vi vrirw• , , .."" "'`- , s . i_ . , . , gamma :-.•-Sir Francis Burdett, Lord Cochrane, Major Cows- 9 1 HE TRUSTEES IBA COM MrrTgE of 'he retitled to the Secret Cpwisiure. wrighr. Jones Bartlett, Alderman Wood, Aliterosio nnodoe. I strynAr annarrionnt Wei WEEKLY REGIS- Tbaldrty MillicaSESelielaer 11111te • 01“, aviltheillait 14% "- alri l w at Ymmlial -1 1t-bla. • . • . . Isere Alderman Thorp. &Sober( Slade, Robert Waithaia, Sa-• Tllll. beg law) to Misr their suave Omsk, to the Patilie for MR, were wad a thief tie*, intimated ' ' . 4 '' ''' . .' Ve l' Ca' P u Ja • UP tit ei rtri - td'' be tree; ravel% Robert Kalil'. l'f ht. glorrh. T. .1. W..sler. the very rapio hareeee which has taltaiplitee la Its rift-vitiating' Laid KING moved, the* lime/a Mid het-re the faartes P,euessas. Alexander Galloway, Samuel B roo k s , w a ,.. ' i sm a l e o ,a,i,...aremeag aftbe present year, when it was rimed Aceiroot of the naaber pre : eg f Tersusts execoted for forgltry aal t il tay ",ifee MU Filth; 1- • IlholaatUst who weewriladtr uwitsimai• • ,t 130wir. John Pickard , J 4 Citeb Hilchi". Jagea !lamer, 40 a btaletiful mar T2pe. nod arneef reset ottserinSptevelsest , . the *se 1792. m the yout:--;Ordered. •' • :Ey .. ... , . illiehrtri Wild.Thomot Clears, Clement Poole, John Ridley, appears' Ja a `,, .. I• . 4,latit, by Writ's WIWI it camel's resells Oath, amine of lb, Earl of bAUDERICVLE, ea Meow . DRY Dr:PJA piap•se4l tils . • gik f 4 * 4 • 4 .*r,.. -.- . - t ; win . Adams, James Perky, Peter Kier, Tame; Baud, W. mew. pr A' - C., • 4 prratint adapted butte for the of • ..zelseister BO bleed tom itie 3/ Joe • A114,414hy, ' 1 / 1 iIrP BrifideT4 wreath. MI i ~.ir p. ,:: t : ' "% ...,,,!, , -.1•- Sieges's. Pittner dr r . n . 4 .. e** - , ef..br,..__ . Gibre, Aerie flow , ,sth :18111, "MI smite tither Milialiai Untie • were enter:. , -41 / 1 18 thoa l tbmg l 4/ 0 " 1 " 41431- - 41 '" - Tharair. , hanruel Weeks be ?remoter; aid Mr :Theme inigisear e , . . ,• . •,-;.: __lt Nevapapery ell , • - -i:, - _ --. .:"-N ~ k. „ Cl 'au, Secretary of O r asisaiitte.. . • is• 040 .etinis is Owl • .„, f ' i. III O%twoKLL. a. ia • -,,,„. it* t . • • -miaow nitre -. ' iitifte 11 34 - _ C . Ait ~...- ~- , - . °.. 1...Z-4* ''' 4*. i' - • Jobe Haciwiti . Etsi., . few wry for if all 40 10 el - The Paper Kill rontlenes I-. brooklet Ow piffle afTeves- •• •sa. . •, a- - .. ' e - ' - • 4 -.4blifti+fliktenue .' .0. 4 " • - .- , .' Nutt aglow ,e 5 Q A Friend to Oppressed penee•only: amiorders tranuskte4 Sib the nage. Nei. IV. Fleet- at searching the Jounneis, the meaner is Which rig forme. ... ....« . ..s.--`ssas s aifid Mr.Cestii. - -.. lis Men . •A 10 ;street, .4 even to any of the respectable News Venders, wilt older had been tattooed, which had prod aced as *acconat of - --ogwroo-. John Barnard I I --GtorgeSelsois . II be poicteally 'needed to. i • Places is Reversion. appeared. Bete his hordshio read froia m y c otnifßy . _ x r . . . • . W. Hawes 11 A Printer's Devil -1 0 _ S - - the Jontaal.. an entry, mating, that in Match, ilk, an Ar• in I -I nate tem i isp my pips ut • I,pke Iliad . 1 1 Thorny. De Vear 010 This Day were published, coast of ad Dares had beau ordered. apd that a Return bad hopes of being atilp to mike same remarks oe di* The Mite of ° few J.ue. Mr. W ahem 55., and stria- Meetla in aid of bees made. A subsequent order bad be u made in May of the present gotta of the Country, which may be Wattby nes menLetta-foinvilen 0 9 dry small mots, per In Svo., with the Proceedings of the Public g b _ same year, which ai.o prodaced a Restiru. It appeared from the Defendant. after his Acquitints. before Mr. Justice A of your Serious consideration, as Calculated to probtattl these reform that the Orders bad been served on the Secretary John H.illis, FN. 5 0 Mr. D01bv.9.. 014 Mit on the first day, nod Lord Chief Justice Ellenhorosak • • The Knight. of Golgotha, J. S. 55.. J. B.'s. 0 8 no the last tw.• days-Priee 45. io boards, state f or the Hume Deuanment, who was al that tone Lord your permanent interest and welfare. tam not urn. Friends uf Freedom 3 3 H. Veuning, N. P. 1 0 Havikesbury ; and that on receiving the Order, the Secretary veiled in this attempt by ambition nor b) iliFoppoint. Charlton 1 1 Sundry small Subserip- /VILE THREE Tit [Ai , : of WILLIAM HONE. or State had required all inferior Deparimeiiis had Oder' to Y. C. by the hands of 3. toms, per Mi. Vf ylde, R. for Publishing TH REF PARCH' F.S, na Three Er- make Return,. In this way, the Account appeared ro hav e mews, bat by an unfeigned concern fur the evils an d , Cahuic 1 1 IL Os. 6J. Officio lofsrmxions, on Tiree successive days, by Three Spe- beta made up.-Adjourned. distresses which exist, with a aincese wisher suggest. J. M. the last Sting of " One Pull More," vide- eial Jerirs. ing such ideas as may tend to remote the former and the' Tsrsot 0 6 Horne Tooke I 0 •• THRICE the brindled cat hash mear'd,," -So A K.PIA RE. C ill leeted email SUMS, by Be caner, be vigilant ; Printed by and for Win ant llone, 67, old Bailey. HOUSE OF COMMONS. alleviate the latter. As iam a friend to wholesome J. Chinese 015 success 6 certain 1 0 Either Tr .l may f.e hod ..t..•.tr.tie. price 1.. Mr. ARBUTHNOT presented Atslionts of the number of laws anti real patriotism, I am, therefore, a foe to A. B. ' 2 0 My name would rein me Also, the PROCEEDINGS of the PUBLIC MEETING, Ships employed in the Whale ri.b. ry. Similar ACCOUIIIS were The Gentlemen frequeld- T 5•. ; T. B. 010 separate. price 6d. also p resented c o ncerning . the !Setting rnhcry. tyranny and treason, which 1 consider as nearly 2 , • _.• _Z I __A • s. . • a. • - . et: nnekt, rn n..a Imarrna • fn. on man IN kgh wnllilti 2114t1111111 1 0 0 $ 5 0 MESSRi. BARCLAY, PERKINS, and Co. beg leave to Inform the Public, that she ,candadnu• Re port of a Seizure having been made Its the Officers of t he I:a. ei.e wvn their preiokes. is totally Gels, and without the •lightest f.und•vtion. pad that there neither is nor has been ;.nv Eitehequcr proce , ., nr information of Roy kind or sort what wever laid a g ainst their house before the Board of Eatise. Southwark, Feb. 11, 1818. MAGNIFICENT FORTUNES. BBL i Conorarter WEDNESDAY. 4th MARCH. .t5B 10 0 OW Rain.... 840,601 ael9 10 0 ael 7 0 Oti E HUNDRED CAPITALS. Three Prises 490,000 Pound ! Every Ticket will be draws .- irately.— Every Prise Ster ling lilot.e‘. :Maul IWO Tickets anti 1 en ? ii.il Prises will be drawn 'iIARCII. Exclusive of die Prizec.:l.ll in•lroendeat of the ne, ...._... 't W ELY': PI Pi:.% •if W Each of •he ffiilciers of the tilant., en th , Second. an • Thin ur dN • Dr,. 'd r , may HIM 11:11ely Select. frnm the Stork • f ?.r .• Wine 11: rehaid they Or Four Pipes of the very hes P.•r , a••-1 id pro, , orti4n for Shares. In ti LAS: 1) ET Eli V that .ntainerl TIIRKE P:: !'OII,IDS, 1118 H SOLD TH Fll ALL ! Al el in the • ery Lm‘t Lo! -rv, PRIZRS OF nom" 'NM viiilbiegloir (111)ri:11-, - RTA 4_4444441a. d ip Pit iy d 4 frerent TJt4 in the Cm :4ey. 'vitae!, and '`.• nre dlinr by 13154. In, Comrael.sr. 4, and 9, Civil ..g-fg..§4., L.Amina; aid igni Agents iu I. r,lard, Ireland, and Scoti.ino. IGHARDSON, GOODLUCIi, and Co. having satitnited Seheine .v 1 t,..preent LOTT iRV in fill hex n•sw to remind their Fri. ...I.a the princyal NM's, nod the very n.-nr approach of the Ulawir, , g—alal lotewi%e to stale the pc. uliar Ad....lunges attending all Pu.clvavev madt. before 1111 Millet. on whtrlt All the T 1111411: Pa 11:S of THIRTY THOUSAND POIJ\DS uut% be draw n. On float day she Fir.t-dr twn Prize will have A'5,11(10 entire, And the hest Blank n ill reitice 'he pr•'poort * ou of TWLLVE PI I'ES of OLD PORT. There are n•. Prizei.—No Claws. Neatly 5,60,i Tickets ti ill hr dia wit 4th of March. The repeated and at:l-known gond fortune :mending the F r ie n ds a nd Cu .t.rners of It ICH ft DSON. GOODLU CK • •otd Co . Tra d e ., i 1 I ndy fieee.Cir", to state-. that the tia.ine.s i. , 011arte i on the .amt lingantrahle and lihr•ral pri•triptes which 'Jae- .600 . ctii:h. - ‘ 1 for more Conn Forty Years their favourite Offices, in Bank ; and fact' g the Gate of •he King's-mews. Chari:.g.crt,s4. TO THE PUBLIC. LTA ZARD owl Co.who sold FIVE TWENTY IL THOUSANDS in the Ludt Year's Letteriet. gr.itefially :44'4.000.4W that liberal Sli.re Politic Pair.itialp tve,inwed ~n their Fortonate and OM r.tablished Offer. Ro%ol Exchange, Lawton: they tee) great pleamire is reconiasea:ing the Scheme of the prei-eut Lamm THREE PR IZFA of POITNIMI! ONE HUN DRE.I) cAprrms! TWELVE PIPES OF OLD PORT WINE! No She's Pm v !—All Sterner Money! F..DINN Ant MARCH. THE TEN FIRST-DRAWN PRIZES Ott the Ficid Day. will he ALL CA PI PA t.s of .61.000. Xl.OlO. &e. 41 . 1, In the Lt.t Lottery is watch t. a Fir:it-drawn Tickets were Capital 4 1. and to. SOLI) THEM ALL!!! Tirkets nni Share. ore Seiting by HAVIRI) and En.at their Office (estahl)-tied R Century), South Gum of the Royal Exchange, S 'ld a Pi 11.% of .V.0.A00 in the Last Lottery Toe 0 na the Lottery before g T•,e ,CO,A)) au previous Lutery r(V E Wore: of EPA° in the la-t 12 Mnotho And Capita: Prizes in firmer MILLIONS. Lniteries, mautc.ting to SOM THREE PRIZES OF zuona!: LWland J. SEVEWItiGIII, the first Contractors • w ho. for the Public interest. retineed the Price of Tickets Five Polo& each, nod who were authors of these exc-l ten; si..w scheme.. by only One of *Welt. and but with few Tickets. it it well known and remembered an le-' than Sty Prizes of tE20,000 earn have been distributed in the most brae. fir :flamer. From the Public and Adventurer, whom their Scheme' have so essentially se-ved,.they solicit a preference of their f..yours for the New Lottery, to begin Drawing 411 MARCH NEXT, cuotaistiog 5 Pr , zes of te30.000, 97 •oner TWELVE PI rFs OF PORT WINE For Three Blanks. A zrrat part of which they anticipate the pleasure of dividing townnie their Friends anti future Par, base's, at their Old esta blished Olden. - No. 57,.Curnl.i'l ; SS, Hnvinarket ; 11, Holborn; I 141, Oxford-street. Where Prizes of 4 . 10.0..41, 41 Lost and in former Lotteries, to as automat oacituaiiro, t arc Otto SAO. . i - whet ti, The I. 0 1 1 I.tl