The Statesman. — London, England, 1818-04-28 00:00:00

' . 4 . • e 4.• 7 • • 41 ' --*•••"^ , 4 " 4rge '- 4 • -• Pe'r . . - • - • e,r * * !..4 ;. rPi • I s - • •••• 4• l ' • W v.• • . eiso - r • 01 I r 0 Min .$ 3 .1 XI *** E. • ' • . e , ' • • - 4 •• • ' ••• •is -••• •I. '• .'• •; • I. • • •-; 't • • • , 1 ithAitt•a• \ s • • ' '• 4 6 • ":! t., • •t .i. .• ?milt 10 • 'IL 1t0.564 —hi 'DON, T *B, y : • .1 '4 I' 1 . , . I r. Is CANN for optlith Riarriosit fon to tb, f, SreSki' died ea the . eas,karif r ~' +s / ' _ APOLIXINICON, a Grand Musical In. Omani teemed nod asinsafarterrd by Maw. Flinin and NAND. Oreva tinders, gaoler she isemedime ps. inmate of bi 4 Metal Ilikeinie. l tie P , , ore Roy at; is et ,. whim, . onperi..r nverionie .1 power. al their 11. mi% 14... tni. ltl. lierskerber, daily. front nirrive nd Adfd •11 as 4i.ek oil 5. ,„gripsili every WHiarsday se S alll lorll Mr. PU9I( IS, a Professor of Mr4ie. perianas on • e 190 rooms owls OW MOON .4 two to &or. Srleesioas from site Wadi. .J she difereas easaseol C.egap.efiii so d fin every Ittas4a, p eve. Msg. Jeriag the Senotts. the adassal a m of the Itotturiteet ate et albite, by r and mole, She 4s• ttletias A live T MI At) M 4. PfllkillOr Of Malif e gra*. -tni in 4,tber Proteensrs% .. t easinotolla at the mate liar .) will 1 ,1 , 14, Stelretioss• (two t hoed Working she mail len. odlen. Clap • lien. A I,e I•erivennenni grey ire had. a day four. pee. vi.. 01•• 441 11011111. swam as the Itm..too.—Aitioittattre daily •Ir. I Evraisas site It•maki ate ..petteit at ladt-pasi se-en o'rl ,, rk. ;tad the Prefbegoosee tomatenees ai eighs...44- aaltarer t ot. • Mega*. Fogm tt Itsibsors 1.1.0 enopertfolly beg to segoahlit •f N• nertiA. that ante ea Orgasm stiaortowal s. ga m .41411 de,eriplinas, ernapleied and reedy fur oak at ow( tt 0040.40, '- J H.AZARD mud Co. Contractors situ Gerais. - axial 1 the preset LOTTERY. c. ol, tillalla OXE HUNDRED AND SEVF.TI CAPITAL PRIZES Of MORA. .43.01.1. i.i.01/0„ He. ar.. Hatreds* segoilst the Foal* Obey Awe es ettooge4 the 11"4"11.• TWENTY PRIZES OF ONE THOUSAND POUNDS I.ACII MUST RE DRAWN IN THE FIRST rwiorry 119INUTEI. THE HINDS slant-DAY, !sr JUNE. The Plan of toemoolog the Somber of Capitol routes moot soite•orlly approsedb the Liao tositery. a- to eeriese a droriiett oli.eit Mord Ale Peter of a Ticket so Till It TY POUNDS. *44 Ste*prilli lo TWO POUND'. II AZ t.lto awl cu. the pfewill Cotilleostres, alleidiell loose (Aiming P of talk Seliente. othit etiotaio. More Capitol Prises, yet stove 44110 Tort e% Less Moo in tioi tow Lome' and site pie tas' Wire of • TVA , " 1- .1 1 0 419 1.1. and o Sixteeittit LI 7.. ALL. I'TICRLINCI MONEY. 9 Poser .4 Alt %Oval 4 Poises 41.0 4) mod 4t01.01 It Po 'woof 45.0 VI le Poise. of ofbaki! Vag Poise. «f rises £990. 4:oe. The Pim SO Praia ts &how *l.llOO Mom T,:r• n Sistoko met 44 each. Iligt modmaret.ol 6, ollotier afried s Mr hate Ailliktitstrr. Ticket* moil $h .et are Whim by II AZAR D aim Ce. Glu tton.% at sire eery old Office. .No. 9 R 1 , •• - k.inse (eiomblaidied isposti. of Oos Elootrd Yr..i.). S..wt osei Shard FIVE ?BUJ S OF TWENTY - THOUSAND POII% DA, is the LOA It ear. Lune' se-, and Cowin!. iu totober Is let e, otosioostue lte WNW M. N. B. /*amuse ha Number. nosy e uwawsd I)) eat ly pptie.ti - 7 7 1 1111P1MUL PAKIJAMICNT. DOUSE OF LORDS. ISM& Cteetr re i trete doily heard to the eeetadeley emote Jed. se es spseed. A rotas p free the Towers pretested ow Amami , d the Aoteutiluste the Pii:Jismosi Debt, feast Me rear 1/11$ so tetlLerltbie Amass was, on she Woks of Lord LADlekie 0 ordered tw by primed dristel Periwig, Hilts were *smith , (raw the Gamest by Mr. Somas awl •whers. nod ordered ow be prirdedyAosWlT dolt rw ills Rill for A meatiest the W 41 • 0 l" - bred 1 / 1 " • Time Glass betirs'eal. was cossoltted.e-Adjsembod: HOUSE OF COMMONS. Reddens were Ire. Fred from rennin Aftersoifq, Silifts% ac. iti Larebbibirraml Downlsire, ajftm alterieg ills Laws reipeatiat Ciwow%actiag. Art rano scoe prfteused frees dte FoLeive-011ee. A P.-tation ant received taws Woollen Maimseadlareill Is TodlOhite. armor doe Rwprwwed lho‘. Alewrawaa WOOD r ream'''. a Petition fres a naallter I stWlPillsra at !tallowy. pr.. n Ir tight R.e Hill Imp loolasesOwe wf w tbr , do. at HeriweleiW• might n 4 pal. Ismr i 111 ed la.he wdo laale.—Tie lode. W. • Me. 14*A' lei • Pre Vino 6111.1 e•-ri.• in ialwitlf.A dreiallallloreof p i ii. e ntr, in fnvinir ad Aar Aware is die NM for iiVßwlrf Ina 4.4 A w .-tot iota she P,tof 1.. *Well mei.. that la refugia nous I shoal he ab-rwed, and ort the Oen wen, —oldered u , lir gill the W gIIER COMPANIES. HYNG prnana.d a Pri.sins , pea, ray Reaelptiela 1.. e Muaolowlees uf Wader ewaspwwieb.—Ordeted tone ow Oa ial.lr. - rED en A. 01.• PA &TNT& is 11 isOr‘p Vl' ' my AIMAIWNitik galas% et* cahcearsehatil Ansi 2 ()Ail: M The Cehere; to is luel naively. hod sler con—arsh , fac. pow *vela , Wi'W iw l 14,11,11W) Will Le given omit reget.red. frotetti So A. 11. 1.0.4 pawl. tit %War, Ce. 4601 Adam-. tissitioDer-, O. 84 Small s will inert will dee at teutiess. Lehtlise‘ April 21, 1818. .4• .1. • ••••ft. dig ifory sepitnnr sod elrbytet %rock, of Me-srs. WELLS bed PYNE. S;. Ineet-steret. is o.w PELErING OFF. &ices,/ Well. resi , int fr us the sr.ote.-41 e s met-so abbe f'i'-t -evertor lottetios ludo. Stbsel.. India ea/ m oo tiss. Ceshrtet , . Table Linea. Shrettnet. Prin:r 4 (Nimbi ink. Roam". India Fedi+. 13.4abstzieigs, Sarivora. p e o n' , aiut we t , erso ...her (3nesda, shirk are yunteuisfl% m esa. / w sow awesome of the Nobility. Gestry.aad Public. • A NEW PATENT II IT LL . IN AT ONLY EIGHTEEN SHGS. IMPORTANT SAVING. RNK'S sad TATIA)II, kayo to atioir VI Ihe X Poistir 411.11 L A'" as BEA V Eft BODY, combining fiery rrorissiie 14 Hsl lag* to 1a504.-. Ir i. oupenor mop. gwa as r /he IhrrM goad of 41.% peewit.. Newiner , is rip.a h Rol. MA aist-weiar IRO of larva. all 4 h. 01 waiser as ma ii renewal.. the Wt. Is will Never rhlng isc follilegr in • .V etiolate. which sib she moot I).alat.fill Bliirk. 4 wain for 'ear. sin never it ii by rah, raw trill we" IreAtierr testate W., 'bey bring Waves-proof ; and • ill repair ; .ierera as a trilhag ripener. Plod errs! time appear • Tool v.. peo Miele air (critic...lv pope lor 81n• FINK ..%rr ..ferc4 S.. Public IllovirP, the asiaissearat of which It is b to asieridad sale limas "'sperm.% lobster, awl pros owl ahem iota. RANKS owl TAYLOR, Ilancifoci cr• sure , . Ilierbirae. L,Jodon. •.• Met(loisoi I)eovero. awl she Triter. who with sorrel •r si s.the r salviasirire b. apishlag aswbette. B partwu,..r poi en tor Aild 1... as F. unit T. are is 4 is any w ,a routesllerl With a Item I Hirst is Beeck-Arect-4m l or of impsod teviessoPerloo4. corner .4 Re 1• pATENT SCALFS are made of various forms, re...i , so. rite. a n d sort nee , t have Nan% yeats been well lir sib twofers insect weigh 11"nr. corn, i.ee 's. Ae. and a e new with Pleat arlirivitage ad -pied stew bra rh tr•rie and cuanatri r. They ire mode suitable In be used wpm t',e e .0 , let. or in the untelasswe. the mill, or the glamor.. the u • air. rlt r mod are bight% nts-ful ai.d utilisable inisf: pawl. e.tss 11..isneest ii,el private f sositie. t they alt iil.o nook of arrtivat t.. wrath t old. air the 1ine:41..6 , le-. sir 11. Mlle. Oh 101 l cupola it to w . . g the h.aste.t d. a i e fa*, 11 asut etprditiou , vs. to piNte skean he‘iiiid all con.-' petitse.ii. They are ohaserssily admired for eon. e• staid ...WWI aroakm 111,11 k, $lll4 R. 111'10311'h uvorar I , if ris a. sasd as high in utility as the most perfect Wren siso. ti r phi. • I .1, r. M stir .and io , l I Is% ti e inventor and Pidesitee, G. Medhursr, Denotailt•pires t. St. tides's, Landon, *lsere all orders will he du y r•ecuted, suit sel.t securely packed to any part of the world fur ready money. BRUIISH PAINT MANUFACTORY, Queeu lifted. Chertp.irle, Loodoe. INI PEN RTRARLB AND ANTI-CORROOVE PAINT'. 1 sivi-it.lo Gtetra.per Cwt. 514. Mark per Cyst. 56.. Olive ditto . . 76r. White . 411 s. Bright Olive ditto . 119:. Yellow . . Nis. I)..rk Red . . 34. Sks.e and Lead Colours 495. Bright Red - Ms. Bowe . . bUs. Chocolate . At- Praitared Oil to thin thee far the St. per Kailas. Rrited Coal Tar firoyentfa• per Cwt.—Collo** Is. Best White Lead,per Cwt. SP. Ti.peatire per Calla 64. Seats/ditto ds. 4&. Liaas-il Oil, per Ualloa 4s. 9/. LAPP 0(5.5. Per Gallas. Per Gallas. Casio, Spero Oil 94. el. Relied Oil foe Pascal Ga tt u d Borast do. 7a6d. Lamas 50. 6/. Pale SI al Oil 4s. 9d. Pale Whale Oil i. 9d. s. fid. Goasuslia Ditto 9r The Lopeaetrable Patois are sailed in all ost-ilorre work, where a handsoase appearace Sad great durability awe required. The Cameras Palms. particularly the Refined, will prearye woad for sans years, however meek exposed to the effectors' the weather nod is a certain cure far Vers n o asal Dry Ka t it gfives a coveting nearly efeill . lio appeanince to the best Paints. The bite Lead, Torpettoute. Lwow! Oil. aid Painters' Colour., are of the best qtauLties. The Lamp Oils are war. rooted seaway. end frame the roamer ia which they late been periled, will ire fatal superior to Rowe geoerally sold. aIiOKCIE. VP roN and Co. Merchants and the Trade applied no edvantageou - terms. N.B. law spluatav le-s then 14Ibi. of the Inipeucttable Paints, and 1 Cat. uf Coal Tar, sold. To Mrs. Johnum. It, Newman-street, Ozrord-strets, Landon ‘4, ADAM-1 retorts you my best thanks for the INA AMERICAN SOOTHING SYRUP you so kindly gave me far my little Boy, addle{ nine months old t he had been seized with a seproed cold. and bad a violent discharge at the nose, which afterwards intlansed his eves to such a degree, that it w it% doubtful whether he would ever recover hi- sight t at the same lime hip gems were very moth swelled. and the I).trior leered thee' wbbotstelket, bet by the we of a bottle of sour In valuable Sot op. in less then • fortalght hi 4 eyes (which before were supposed to he nearly obscured) became as bright as the fonde.t parent could possibly desire, sad be bad several teeth through with perfect • oe. I am. r.er obedient and grateful Servant. 42. Great St. An.lteo-Oreet. Seven Dials. S. PERRY. To he hnd of the Proprietors. Jnhraott and Wilihnsfs 94. Nevisrianomeet ; and b. their appointment of all the Medicine Venders is Town and Cowl. n, at '2 r. 9d. per Hattie. N.R. John.on rehears the p..or as sisal. at her hotoe every Toe.day a A Saturday moraing, from nine till teu o'clock. by bringing :t letter lion' titan it re.pretable bussekeeper Its cer tify that they are veil objects of charity. FRAUD PREVENTED. TO counteract the many attempts that are daily made ill itntrrtr .41 the unaory .pativaseavapesition to. Mead of the GEN Ul N E BLACKING prepnred by DAY nod MARTIN, dery Stave a I.ittrd a tiro Label, iu Which tbeir Ovulate old addrevt, 97, HIGH HOLBORN, i.sreatopirenaelN I.laced itt the retort of the !Abel, ass lb.) trot Mn Mileliti'M Inthie, ;It the dtS•reare of the it ire, .1 io as ike all letter-tires., v. ail tit .ble i,urchat.ert at Dace tit ters OK-imposition. h I Tier Real Jaen BL.ICKI tra w hrt.s.,le DAY awl MARTIN. 97. 11i4to Iloit..oh, phi re:ni;111 h) e preadpst Grocers, Drat:toll, tt..k•z"rr., l'et- Miners, Boot-ataters, &r. .1, the Coot.; ha Bunks at 63., ss., mad Is. )isvEa KNOWN ROOK& ONE HUNDRED AND SEVEN CAM rfitt. PRIZES. LOTTERY DRAWS KING'S BIRTH 9 Y E rrow. Stacker-Broker and L...tprs Off t Corshill and L.anhatd .treat. r.“ :gain a , e4 his Frames. saw Public. an the west Awe» as the lii.t L lit r%. there beigg Oise Hisetlred Capital.. met us .me ma .1 N satid in Shares. and the remainder in Twkets. nyToti Sep to reread die ?ebbe, mat in lb •PR PS T LOTTERY snore art ONE UVNIMED AND SFVEN CAPITA). PRIZF.S aiNCA).II;O. s s lhlo. 41,01). we. it:. And t the FIRST T W VAT Y PRIZES drawn will be ONE THOUSAND POUNDS EACH& That Torbrir and Sheer: are at p,e.etis •er% law sn vice. has will he wierie lag". r EYTON ratio.* brit er.tsi:vainglhi• F r.. a the Pauli... tmet fie oar iwsl 2,4 'ear. tae loriter" .a. ...ea di.. • a • e ewe I. g'. leelat . be ban vol.l a vetoer omfatter of C:stot..h u a i hlk* oi4 her ()ewe-keeper. and be autirep are a casting .nre • f the like "emery. : tilerelere tor rremaiwiesset. tea early par. at bi. tar awrte Oarkes 3. CAD obeli. nod L.. arelyarrel. II CRAIG hogs In solicit Lulsys aw l F A . a • .. ow sto s'e roll wi g e.tood of 1.1%. N 1111%. PEKY !brow lan 01 esicasive Stork). obi lisp Ike !indef.& owed prices : pia.uw to Trod the d.'sre-.1 who have It 1k truth us I es, I fretted below, dad liar o if d. Real I)sionsok Tat& Cl/orth 3 .1. hs (. and 1 r full tire..dirs n IS 6 Putts' %std. lone, it... 1 l 3 0 1 lung. du. S y 0 Tea Napkins, per Aosen 0.13 S 1 Real 1) onlek flit,* 0 Id lieurh Idaho ire, per pies, 1 11 1 Valenciennes make, ditto Real Ru-oia Sheeting. ,arsi ;sod “ quaver wide. tier piece 5 15 6 Irish I..nen for Gen we.ir, cot up unbolt' chefs. al the last improved blends. per %aril 0 3 6 Marseilles Quiltr, 3 'Ards pante 1 8 0 Connorpoars.l yards wpiare (1 7 0 Ditto, Se yards tang 0 10 0 Dodo. 3 rode loll[ 0 lb 0 Stoat Cambric Mai linf, per piece 0 11 0 Jarrow's, asf doe its set qrsolsty. IsreCravut.-, per y net 0 S The Wester Article. will he Cloths. Blaakets, &r. etc , P. S. Large purchasers will Goods at this Ware in toe Metr. Irish Wink-dates taken in ph site the Pantheon, 7d, ()afoul-, i•enicist : it will r.. 8 • ill , • ilia.. Al every urairie i• • .'d • it is arcuated of sue besr f .here.. s. d Red In U y 6 • be•ius of es.ry sn..rte 0 2 3 Silk e 0 I la MI i• 0r"... 0 b ti tt k‘i $i r.. pied road W -us .se 0 7 6 Aura 0 1,1 6 Dim.. din. , olt • El , f a d isait.ili - s s ...ri., S ) Isreis I n i g 1 8 U Superb Clshrnere. 315.-da and hoat *we, anzi $ yards lat 13 0 Sioul Frowsure 1 1 11111$ 0 1 0 Tne newest designs. ..1 •Arloti v 6106119. • s the 6stett Cam bric riolls (rrAular parr 14.1 0 1 6 Flowtere Linings, in ev..rs rower, per fectly f;t4 0 1 0 Fine Se.deb (10 yard.) 0 9 6 Town Prim-, fleeing waterspout elicitor-4 Cambric clods, per 0 2 4 yard oft tbey consist of Pelisse firsA tote of she Urged Stocks of iva fin for Iri,h I.icren. Oppo "tree. AT KINSON'S ANIIIROSIAI. SOAP , p re p ared by a mew process. which (rye. It of all jettuattac g a l lisler„ is rectittmeuded 46 the aloft mild, pare, acid effectual snide of the kind ever inveated. It rename* freckle-, redmeni, sod hardness front the .hie; prevents it chapping. and .wave! it Limititsus:polft. white, had event price b. the *guar , . for *A3 4 iuSi ohlyinit-eakeo. price 91. Ir. and h. Cal. each. ATKINSON'S YEISETABLE DYE changes red se ow, bait no the bead or is lifter* kb a Nonlife' road penman/tit brow. me hark. ware:gated to c ampleiro, s w er the purpose, or will forfeit One Hundred Pueu ls ; price ss. lets. 6d. amid utse guiseci ATKINSON'S FLUID for restiorimg the growth of the hair where it hao failed off from; peirpiratiou. cha,te of eliomate, &e. &e.; it alai freer it floes s carf sad maker it soft soul 1410,5 y silk, and keep' it in curl ;siring exercise in dancing, walking, or in damp weather t price 9s. 6d, a honk, CACTI6II.—A. o Rinsed spinal Couni• - ceito, the gamic'', bar the Proprietor . * rivensure at.t address On ihe Sold by i Ackimoon. Perfumer 43. Sobocic somer quare, Loadon t and by miat ierfumers mad liciii-dress ero in tore sad eatoutry. TIIE tottg-estatilisited reputation of 340..5re. CURKIIII bad (It.. raathiard with 'heir well-kno*ii egperienre ion. aux ea. ra sire fresher-at ntsd rare of a teA reit/e -h:lg cumi d a ird,„ oars 'hew taawraor claim* and a Arrifledi pre krt ttre is%tr all 'thee Intirtisisserv. Meeso.. Currie and Co. n" regular Surgeon", payola to the Paulin sedelt thirt y eaperwicr la rile nue of ph itic Comielaie t me ss Muse debilities .1%4 dehrieariey olden n o umfreires.ily pte,etii tie etabittee the asatriaosarsial ware. 1.. use vary ,v from' recess ital.-darn to cseasa4.4 Lars. their oreolowor c ..... . aiandp, very lifters. a :Teed.. and alvrai. a radtri.l rure. 1.• dubious e,ses, 'heir Wile art art. -arrayed cap. -Forgoer gi•rt 'brae a piosertitude sif d:rioi a lasi' enures ihr hernlnlitiilan (roan being nserreriolire.t layiug - l uodertnined. sett the Toni prhaterie de-trenerl 1,7 I Intr. I teat : nstrtervis dryease. or a used (AA esateilra.e van I..vr pre itenders. in Nervots Vineul ir it.la% oar,. asd Many of the Organ-, ttrizi:g from elerev4ve la 'site: re, iwrs terlsious climate". s•r tO •lm•..y tesnllllims. 'beim rattier givi oew life and ev'•rtY In I. C rem ima Owl. antra air verging no det•,..iir. Strirlurrs. ale Vert •ra. fro,* ten is ' Ineuty ear 3 durntioo, b% t etc ..isperior menial 111: rare. pernotoratly remov-i iu the ••son. 4.1 throe seeks. Sight aid renal raw. liestere..i a are rare.( Ike .is P eriod of v'o'lts. T.. tit- Fend. 5.% is well hr e I...ert.reess 1.. know. it at eke. mar b.. cured ..f Guar Ihro•ii.t•rb w hi a dr f.:.. c..ireepriese. awl 411 Ihr lownintnis of C 0.611411.11 tel'orty.— P.v.ivors fretted W•I 4 r 4.4,1 drlira i..v0010!.1e aro c.• Me 5 4 r, 1 rat. as.d Co. sway Is- raiv•llllr4, rvriv •lay, tari. h.q...., I 7. r.l• n from 11. e colnar., a remit- !oasis: Ow • :1••• , de 401 linsinc. a• ti • lo.'itg . WC , Y I a.t ci r n• ' w 'trill—. *ill be ite.rtoi a lib eennit.ins 5C ;:t /Ai r flatten `erica. COALS. C A I.CR AFT pro...tiled ft Peiiiioft frolo Ship.awoyn moot C-stl•sir..l, prod.ll for ft ronoirleratius of the CIiaLLIIVII.--Hrirovrd otersi warted lobe coTros PRINTS. A Petition from Printers ftt Glasgow was received, ai,:a.ri-t the Duty uo Points. COPYRIGHT. The Bill oohs ordered itsbe c sommis9rd nn Mondny nest. CHAPLAINS OF JAILS' SALARIES. The 11..t0e .4 Comet* • Chaplains' Satalies Bill weal through a CoransWee. in abseil there war some cotiveriation before' , Lord FouteseonS, air T. Bateau, *ad Mr. Goa •o i.—Report to-mos row. ION! N 14 1 1.E5. -11 Ir BE NNBTT wished ta • all sue attention of the House. er d parocalarly ast lino. Goutleman opposite. to a Petition se had to piew.a. it sta. from a ;woos *kola coreinsibnces had plsred sit the dispoml of the Brust.to Government. (Toe Hew. Member a !nits ed lii. moue retrial titre., tilt we could tail 111'1104.11V make it git was Cant Llsdad or I.l.dia.) He e lasssest of the rowdiest Of Mojor-Gener:.l Compbetl, a ;.eti r•••oovroolaitog 'll stir lonia. 1,11-, and mated he had beets ag Iltrliee• a I *WADI rto irt i. it is lomat% far three seart.— He had lee...rfr,r.li Isi toe C. ails of tte costar, whence be rano.; tu. .• 'hese Copia , 1.1. Stair -it's Akers sore hut tile' sale. The Petisiones'v es inpl..lsos agoisi t then r.w d only be besot mod joootrest sst her , . ile 4,4;11 la., allude to some of 11w rs.oges. tot rOlll , l pestle boate of these by 130 It it , ;•11.1 ha r ersoto. of the diffetmt tithenniv to the toles, a hot weer 10 111 con.ber. Thry (odd OHM Shut Georral C.....pheli aatoned a dispensing raiser, isitilll.l.lellt Oita the roo••/log NO , of the samara; Itc.l he hail atioNOW'tl the posit' of executl. g n permit who bid beet; aheollyrd t.y slit Court I 01 it he .41 up is mode of dis t :nuclei steommeat—the piton., shirt, was Cu tarty offenove to the founts y; that he nollorterl it it se. e.al of csr iii.sah.tsui.; that he 01-ri outiOdllled the pit so Wool/eta of she Doh. mud A eget the toevihentass at his owe pktimate.ll.9 well a, hi• ow's si•ldieis. The Count Ism ..f n• cwut fatally in the reentry. and sit high soak us d ontiont yet, after lo•iug a suitor h. re three %es's, oat lefrared to trillionth who hail sit autism its to des aie Ho bill eorapiltiOlo. Whst ea Vegan:eget Matt etude sate she matter it was impossible tor Woo too •57. Pe bad germt respect for the resew Gwerwoor, but I r tisiown no as..wer be 11. d given ens by tin means credit. mirk to him in les . c hmiteser for he seemed to ciosider lOW ( • 11111.1 in the light of an atoamotlet While be surely most have lsnwu tho Wt he had lilted high tottiatioei. end had Arms Ambas sador 5.• Rus.sti; and that i.e had 1 eves a Repfe-eutsisve, and that hi. Stir- h .41 hero lecogisised by ilie Smode. Petitioner •ta•oil, he had kwdoess its 'arises balances front Ritti.h O.bcrrs, but hod thso. The Petstista was read by the Clerk. Mr. 607*LBU RN had been anxious that the Petition should he read before he made a few observations. Ile Conceived from what had been soiled in the Hoomirable Mesober's speech, that whatever might be the character or merits of the Count, be bast mit twers well ad v ised at to his mode of proceeding for ob. minty( ass engoiry, hs: applying to she House. Tbe graced of She Petition appetrea lobe, that the Count i m puted criminality to die coodoto of 1: areal Campbell, while commauding io the bathos Isles. The charge sent as for as that of murdering an Indio ideal Ile world at it to Gentle:awn, whether had House was the It orihonal fur iovesticating such a subject. For himself he had no bias on the question , not bass any personal acquaintance a ids (Warfel Campbells there was no improper dimaiele opposed to the Como, row reline the charges be bad embodied into a Memorial. The Cumin :merged be could pr. y ye his emigre by uumer oa s • itnesse • g hut then thew witness were in lonia. and when be oac referreJ to tribanals there, he said be aught slot to he sent there for enguirs. The cluiracter of General Maitland be (Mr. believed stoud too high to need his say ittg :say thing in support of it. General Maitland bad always professed has rowdiness to go tom all the charges. and to gives° the Couto, is the Islands. the means of legal redrew. Is was oltly of late di t the Count had objected 10 its to lonia on the Wotan•. At tiro. he had said he would go there a illii.gly, boo that he was under an interdict. That, however, could have been resisted. and he alight have pro ceeded. One part of me Count's complaints %tie{ against the twooduct of General Campbell, while rosamandiug Jo lama; an other related so his wising no property. fie. Sir C. MONCK observed. Mat the Count thought it is vain to go to the lonian Wes, a. 6eseral Maitland /restated him from obstining retires. lites by sloe sew ou Cstitatioa for the there was n• reuse y in the t moss there against Majesty'.. Commissioners or Offieers. 'lle Petitioner, not ob taining his objects elsewhere, bad now coast in t raise resort is that House to -tate lois complains.. He tressed the House would 'attend to a Petition of Psi* satiate. Sir JOHN NEA PORT observed, that there must be a re. used y here far the offences of all otlcers employed on fa Big. Mr. HENN F.TT -aid. it was very tree that the Coons were open. in the same way as i: had been said that the Loadon law Tavern tr. aprei ; but the P et itioner might not he able in go to with one who had made a Comae as the Island., wader circum stances which bad reduced the meat' of the Petitioner. Could the present Goternment he so iudifferent to the condom of its offwero as to say coolly that the only remedy was to Ile found by applying to Courts of Las ? In such a case. were persons to be referred tea a law suit ~s she only means of °Wanting any yotice ? Were they to bear the Voider Secretary of State for the Colonial Department say, chat a German abroad anent hang, and flog. it'd -rise prooerty. and circulate false and traedulent coin Law and that retire. via. to be had only by gokg to a Court of ? briber he *toad living forward the .shyest in mother Amp remained in his own di-ere:titan. Mr. COULII(JRN had never aid that the King's 011twes wine nut rr.pou.itile to the Government for their conduct abroad. Hut General Campbell had hero here for some yeatsl since his coramand.and be coold not see how Government coal/ proceed to punish loin, w h ate vcr might be the merits of these charges. Air. F. IIOUGLAS took this occasion to espreso his anzioats hope, that Government would not attempt to guin 'wore power in the loama Isle. that: what they had received under the spirit of the Treaty of Paris. Sir C. MONCK said, be had hew hiformed that persons here front she loaian )ale . had remained for a long time abloom re ceiving thew letters front thence. Intervals of several months html sweltered. He wasted to hems if there were any Post- Wire regulati as to *oppress the delivery of sorb letters / Mr. COL/ LBU RN said the delay io delivery mod have arises from the strict quarnatine lathe Isles and at Allellllll,ll o lll arcipast of intentions having broken Dot. Sir C. MONCK said that new delays had hero foe eight or niue womb.. • The retitle. was ordered au lie la tire able, sod la be printed. BREACH OF FItIVILIOSt • Mr. C. WYNN Newel *at If *won of tbt essmoktregli 'chile es ,lenoW he obit • brine lead aelariidiassly. Hdpeara le Mestere ale saved. ler /hems Iterdknoiai lON fens A ssilay d• e tops noel fee te with she freedoms 4 PIMP.' i.e, oil al: a high hr orb ad he Privileges kr Nast 'III, Maslen waa agreed ao. MS a. vii the iuil lila 'hot the said Tbeelso Fregossoa should he ..missed to neuggrie Mr. WHIM New ob. r.. 4. llw. i. a Me 4 al* is au. she sated.. iep wee d S. et w. t, Ni his *Ohio ,Ilse ash re teed. tag thin orghe _II be Wry Tr Arranging a . debt aka 01. law. Mt liffigre somild be eklijecs io .41.6 p si. ye. saiNvold lime UScrc ander she timerooreas, dinoire ifeads Went, ss writ retained Mr *shied( ever 4 .i.Tarr; *seeand e nin retained ilda ealrer cot llluport of die reasoner id .of os hot ar I Me I her of Pa Hearst he tit ft his ooty,_saish a •iee to wad r spe psoisissoosessone a.,.. sills the 'Peet, se 'vomit eidime modem epee di • osidette Ihismallea be •14•114 so un.he ea moo fig she asileaws of Ml' Coo niers were pram d. and laid I Jere Ilse owe s f'.o deer • orb am art of delianianiey. it ono +, he wool eetweitoing •as Riau she Meows to la Id say .Idler goilee Use the.iesitielthois 'Therefore M gore sa m e d notion to eon, M Mbikrat tor the Prints 'teeny. tar she removal ci Thurso Verona" frie d the Woe of eurve)o of the Tars in ice hod. EDUCATION: • s •Plf Mr• aimed" of ffie Chlr lee the Glibionee be the lidselitibe Arc. sowed that MS Erusisitunee-aereat isf the 'Hoene het . hitherto prevented any discoseion we this Bitt; ter great snisi•presentatione of ha objects MM ewe' abroad. A question respecting public charities Woe' often certainly of a very delicate nature. bliseereo sentations on the subject, if they spread only fee a few weeks, might hate a tendency to itijureeharitier by deterring benefactors. The Bill bed been mile.. presented as being a ',insure intended tb interfere with the managemeut of the ferule of piddle thrift's. This was a gross ethapprehension. It was e Bin in. tended only to interfere by examining and enquiring into, sad reporting on the mismanagemeut of public, fends. Nothing could be done wider it which could affect the right of any party to defend himself before • proper tribunal. It was a stilt grosser misrepre. rotation, if possible, to say that it tended to trench upon private property: het • person who held a trust for the Public was bound to answer for the due din. charge of it as much ass paid officer of the Govern. meet% lie adverted to the of the Naval and Military Committees of Enquiry, which he cos. sidered as precedents for this measure. All that wee required of any men related only to the funds of charitable institutions, bet had Bethink whatever to do with his private property : no improper enquiries were authorised. Mr. CANNING would not opplete going Into the Committee pro formic but he thoeght some altered. sinus could be requis'te as to the ewastitutioo and duration of the Conimission. rte did not view the precedents iu the same light with the Hoe. Gentle. man. In agreeing to tee Committee, he did set commit himself in any way respecting the BM Lord FOLKESTONE tias glad the atteetioe of the Bottle bad bete called to the Bill, theeffeets of which would, in his opinion, be much greeter thew was originally supposed. Ile area serprieed, lasoms ever, at the esemption which the Uniseisities wont to enjoy from its operation, and thought shot it was a kind of insult to those Loomed Bodies; as if this mode in which they had administered the trusses to• posed in them would not bear investigation. K. h'.ped that the name of Mr. Baring, a Gentleman of Berkshire, who, by his praise.worthy industry, bed discovered that not a fourth of the ninsiey appro. printed isi that county to the charitable purposes , contemplated in the Bill, had bees. incladed in the returns laid on the table of the Hoar, would be its. served in she purposed Coimmiolun. Mr. BKAGGE BATHURST contended that the Bill nein inuch farther than was originally eontees. plated; and that theenquiry which was comprehend. rd in its provisions into the administration of the Universities, and the other greet public Institutions fur Education, ought not to be entered tale, melees some strew( rise of attest were allrged. Mr. BItOCGIIAM said that, endoebtolly, the Bight Honourable Gentleman (Mr. Canning) was not committed, by agreeing to a Commiitee proforma, to agree to either the principle of the Bill or its ar. rangenteuts. 1111. opportunity would be afterwards perfectly open to him to optwee the Bill in its fur. ther stages. Ttere had appeared a genera! under. lstanding in favour of excepting the Universities; and, *about stating that exception, the Bill would have extended to them. liis Noble Friend had com. planted of this exception ; end be agreed wish him, that if no abuses esisted, the U iiversities could hare no apprehension Of fear from an ettioiry. Bet le thought that those great bodies would more truly consult their own real dignity, by challenging en. quiry, and gushing the provisions of the Bill 10 eta tend to their institutions. That venerable man, Fart St. Vincent, bad afforded an estniple 011 such sub. jeers, which, whenever they we r e considered, it was impossible too often to press open the attention of the House, and to hold up to imitation. Ile meant Isis noble example iu putting at the very head and (root of the enquiry into the abuses in Public Offiree, 'the offices of the Lords Commissiouers of the Adini. rally, be being at that time himself the First Lord. —(flear, hear!) --The Noble Earl said, let the Commissioners come into his office, and (Jasmine all papers, and all persons in the office, in all depart. melds, from the top to the bottom. That wss the practice of that venersble Eift, end the enquiries into the other offices were not the less successful by the 'simple which the Noble Earl bad set. lie readily allowed two Post•Captaine, two llAwyere, and two Laymen, to go into the Admiralty and search for information, gild thus effected one of the most important changes in the reform of the manage. meet of Public Offices which bed taken place since the time of the Revolution. Ile began, in fact, the system of closely enquiring into the uses made of the public money in the offices, which hod never been well set on till be procured the appointment of his Committee. That was a model for a Commission of Enquiry. The Bleats of the present measure 1111iik I ;. ~~ :~~