The Statesman. — London, England, 1812-02-22 00:00:00

• • • •,•. • •tir. : Z.. . . *. • P: ~„~.~ •. No. 1870. ;* J . - TEWATIOIROYAIL,cONiort grin IS Rout EVENING, Fe 3 A. be perform.. • New Herd Openstle Dis*, A. is, called — 1 THE VIRGIN OF TIIE SUN. • titer whirls. the nosiest& of TON THI/Hll THE (71014 T. • Nr Farce. Vlach lo three 4041441 4 *irtgi l / 4 4f; • • - .. 4 ‘ • ~. 7 1!---- -'t.'''' .•.-' i 4 . ' r q:4- 2 • 01.410 "ifft. mot* astville, 6'...1 . - .....,,, ~. . ~. it '. i ! T'.o 1 ,: f,,,-;4!..1 , 7- bit4..--tvirmir&.? .../ , '44, r4rwill 410 $•.. 1 1' .-, . • 0 - ',.. 1 .. ~;,410 . , . .-, • ' . . . ' I: f , , ... - i • *-o* * ' ' • 1 , !' •' '. *. ' - ~.. . , . . • . . . • . ;lel - '- . . . . -• .. . , . . . LI 01,11fbN' i . 4,11 , " t.;T I • vAt:' . A.• • • # .7 " V• r • .1 . 140 . • - . • • lA - 4 • • .1 ‘ ' •.• ' WHI713718.1"! - I • -- ---41"..-i7=- . i 14% CO 'Pi r ,• mi. ~. 4 :w , ; .- .t,warme . . I IHE ALBION SEA COAL COMPANY .most A revivify'', inform the NAbilstv.noid Puhlir in general. that lhev have a wee,' Loge i.upply of QC/AL S to :In ;above re duced prier), for ready money oily, delivered to any part sof tooth tree of every espener, estrept onetagt and blut this, with pir-e laidt, in grain too each five ebalstroor. Ordees at Mears. Taylor and Cr. 30, New Bond-street; 71, Cr 41.011 YU, High lloolborts ; and 93, Alestr.ogatc-street. *1 'oto aboteeprlces are onsets towel-alias can bit expected after week. Tooke who VI.! Hat purelisteed of tlik t;worinsoloy, -ore -Wicked to. make a vongle trial (11 sootoviner them. that hullo, favoutit ate tpoir peiro-ic al object, and to dbiltill ft trill fbi. ir,‘ Vs he thetrimetnot tot udy. Extra cartage in the Como.lry perehaidinvie per 111111 a .• • 4 • • • • . tor of the Lire-preserver when shipwrecked. Patron and President. • The Right Hon. the EARL of KINGSTON. Vick-Paallbtmrs. • Earl of Moire, Earl of Mona( Norris, F heyslier Ru-pini, . V iticount Valentin, Sir W. Rawlivia, W. Fenno - ea. 1. Hon. Cohowl Browne, A. A. Pnwer,El. JAM, Griffith, Esq. W. Preston, • • Rev. Sir Rohs rt Peat. Esq. r A nt fiend. Meetingof the Subsrrihers to this Institiftion wit he held at the C, , ck and Lion Tavern, near lime-street. on %m -illi% next, the 14th day of February, at Six o'Cliork in the Vveniffe,for the nectiuri.of sIX BO Y S awl T ••:() WI DOW 'S on the EntriblHoorof. SIR Wi1.1.1141 RAWLINS, V. P. in the Chair. But( her-row, .1. WOM ESL'S 1, See. lioat Staithfield. N. B. Thirtpsix Bolts •iod One Wiionf horebeen protected G)lhhlstitattwn aqd,Terenly-four Ganditlliai• pee . auxiingsly woiting to be admitted. • Nary ensui. year. The Estimates were referred to the considera tion of the Commitee. , . The House having resolved itself into the Com mittees Mr..YOR Kt:, rose, and observed, that having "last-Session explained the ground of the Estimates which he thembrought forward, and those of the prey sent year being in edict similar, he should net think 'itsneressary to detain the Committee at any length. He would merely state one or two circumstances ' , their consideration, and should any Gentleman quire explanation., would most cheerfully answer him. The Estimates had been printed, and were the hands of all. • The most material circumstance which he had to state was this,—that the Vote which bt should now call upon the Committee to agree" would be less in amount by 500,0001. than the to the same service passed the preceding year. ael article had been c4emprised in it, which was n. Vie-marmot 4se sum of 80,0004-for. Breakwater,. eiWintriflreitrir 800.,0001: lees. bt of the Natty up to the sth January last was tween 800 and 900,0001. The debt in 1809 1029,6291. the credit in the Exchequer * 1 907,0001. leaving a balance of debt of ,922,0001. In 1810 the debt was 8,2.18,0001.- 1 efetlit in the Exchequer was 2,500,0001. leaving debt of 5,743,0001.--Last . year the debt 8,439,9001. the credit in the • Exchequer 3,549,1471. leaving a debt of 4,800,0001.—The Committee, by couspariog the present debt with that of the year to which he httl first referred, Witold see that that it would fall short of the former yrar. The decrease in the Estimate was owing to the' liberal provi , ion which the House had mr d in the last The Wear and Tear would be on the same footing, and. the Extraordinaries and Ordinaries were on thp footing bf the preceding years. The consequence . of this was, that the Board had not purchased stores; 4C. as usual. The total-amount of the saving would be 514,0001.; of which sum 91',0001. was to be 'placed to the account of the Ordinaries reduction, 339,4791. in the Extraordinaries, .06,00016 for the Transport Service, making the total sum before stated. There was one topic which was not noticed in.. the _ . Estimate, but which, he trusted, the Com mittee would think proper to be included in the ex ponces of the Navy in future—he meant the Chap tains of the Navy. There was a fund applicable to that subjeCt, which was not suilicient. The Com mittee would agree with him, that it was expedient Watford religiou, instruction, and improvement, to the young men of the Navy. The•evuolualeotS of the chaplains were .so low as not to give a chant ,to gorsons undertaking the office who were eminently Itroas tie pay of the, men 4d. per month epos Stopped; towards the suilport of this description oi-' persons, to which was added, -a small rerauttera. tion on the establishment; and the custom .had been, when the preceding war had terminated, to give them a small pension ; but in a war like the present there was no chaug d oaf provision. There were at present only 39 cliins in the whole, to do the duty of the Navy, consisting of between 5 and (100 sail. In proportion as thecintplains had fallen off, the school.' masters had fallen off also ; it would be proposed, therefore, to connect the two dot* and to appro.' priate the 4d. fund s amounting to about thirty thou . By his ItityAl Illislmers the Prince litegrot'b Patent... 9011 r, SA H.ctrrie WARM and COLDIIATII.z, enieuloord nod nroiwoonended for the nor hdroittrio, pub.- tn-rnistionr, hotel*, end private families : mat he .trade Ip :lrls , proposed sl2e or dionensiorn, awl heared reTuirett in 'cry short lime. They nrr alto urnde portable for tire purpose speed) antiheroine in exigent eases, *odor the olirecion of Me tliral Gentlemen, in the laintedhgaipdittaitrato of their yartirslar villeins. • Wove Both, are nonantheinred only of fdpc . ade l itee% strimg and i (ireat fteven.arfri ( r usio.lre• itaft• sk4 next door In FliC*C3Sile-11011tie kMarlllinetory nppibit..), % ov ert . inev, and intionved Vapour and Shun er Batio, may be sent in variety nailer:oy for roe. • r NNAL BANK, esta m .., se A imuil ie. secured on eti;ry A : T N. I6 , 4 too/Kt.Sr-dm dig etslisounk seersrit v.. :.'Ettis ine.,__ der the management so fi.litgle Director', *hereby that puns. city and exposure, incident to other ()Meet, Is effeencills obvi ated. All Annuities contracted for; seas expressly stipulated to be redeemable, the moot liberal price is given. the 4 on,ideratiou is paid in notes of the Bank of England, and not in any other notes or bilks, as is prnetised in other channel:, and the sellers are invariably entiikd to the privilege of deducting the l'ro• petty Tax train the Annnity interest. Apply pt rsonnllv, between nine and five, or by letter, to the Director of the National Bank, Zip. 8, Lower -lobo-Jitter, tiorlden-squore• fot the per r,erivetiio (pf real TO 2111 t NONIIATT AND GUN7tR Y. E W-1 N ENTED BRFECIIES ind PAN.. TALOONSi--4_ etsessi4gettee of she very great tom-, lainlsof the had se - grat tif,the reams has imisceit ?s awl.- TON .111, on the unfit side at the Neu Church. Strand, to trs the esperto.ent of anklet' Mew without Wile or leg seams, which he him rotund to tosoret mast ardent erpertntion, far exreili the former .node for elegance aim( ease /v alid are pe culiarl) atlapteli fir T. S. has the pleasure so ray ke has givea universal satisfac tion to doom. fientlemen who have honoured Clint with n trial of them, mut begs leave to return his siorere thunksto Ilis Friends and the Public in general for the raiment they ltuve already cauferted upon him, mace IseJwis opened the advert *were, and hours by his ussiduit y to merit a contintuute of thetaille. N. C. Naval and Mititary Uniforms & Ladies' tfahits, and merr other branch of the Inisinew executed With the utmost punctuality and disimtch.. . M PRO VP. D PATENT BLUE, invented by I S TEPH ENS and ESTCOURT, Sl. Cloth hair, cele brated for Whitening Linea, Lawns, ele. The trial Ida Peony Cake will prove its superiority over nil other Smut or Powder Blue, possessing the peculiar acquisition of not settlin4 in the Water. Sold Wholesale nrd for Ezportation by the Proprietors, nod inay be had of all the principal Oilmen and firtwen in Town anti Country, at 11. per.ounce, or Cakes at Id. each. N. B. Theiabove la staaped with the Inventors' Arias and N.unes. * tj l i TASPtR TAYLOR and SON here the horlotir lir of presently their retpectful acknowlettintests to the Si 11 I.llity, Gentry, and the Public, fur Cite clliitiNgnistseil patronage h ive experieuted in the ciao*** Sale of their ono ly-in ven!ed SAUCE. EPICURIENN E, which, Ik. sour, Iv uflowed to einied'any thing of the kind hitherto nitio nixed ?mune theenlittory *Nattier's of lifr. 'f .c unprecedented d panel fir ibis &MCC by floe Sid farinliei, arm* au untres con,^,hle peon,' of its inestiniable utility in givly a choice and mod relish to . plain Fuld luxurious dishes of etery de scriloimi, it )1 pectlintriy ndqpted fur elportatiort, es it rt !aira it: virtue sidd tilib'ffitritur in alt Mantes. Cold in titittles at 1.4. amt Is. each, by appointment, at Ifetro, v.. ant W. pities, En, Nos 13ond-street t Nt. C. Wia's, It ideithrill-strtet 1111 x. C. Tnylues, Kingston, Sorry s Mr. I'. l 'hie;s,Greenitifh ; Mr. 11. Pots hey's, Brook -street, Bath land at their nullity OillittalSiorro War e, Nu. 17. new .Ibarneal4cli travinx been established war ms 'awn; they , iirer the Alb& Wit *hicks btu what are puottsr, aid of the Dim • • • E6II.ITY, kc.-141essra. GOSS and CO. con: thine to direct their attention to those Diseases, by whieb the . phwers of the con.titotion iIi.COIIVC enfeebled ; :inn their ex perience in such rases, during n long and successful practitc, eauhles t hens In sitter to persons so atilleted, a safe and speedy re iteration t• *mod nnit vigorous health. A (*rude disorder, fre quently cm:trotted in a moment of intoxication ; as also it., frequent concomitants, strictures and gleets„ ore by their plan of treatment (without restraint in diet or exercise) speedily and illertunlly cured; and where an early appli cotton is made, on discovery of the infection, the c plaint m frequently rtin.,yett in two day% By . professing exclu- Wisely the cure of such complaints, and in order tnat they ashy and be marked by a suistaken few with the obloquy wa jusils ntiachrd to the ignorant empiric, Mews. Goss and Co. think it httt justice t.. themselves to state, tint they have been *sleety educated In every - branch of the profeelon (certificates of a hich from difrerent hospitals, and traftmonitils from the must eminent Physicians, they Itnie to eon Nee any inqdirer) that the lintrea restating bons their eadenvoirs litst luditced then; to quit the prdrtit'e tif the general practitioner; &ad they presume flint their pretensions censtitute a fhir ground for the unprecedented enatidence with Which they have, by the Public, been to liberally humored. Td he consulted nr their bow daily, by either sex, personally or bylett, with srcrecynnd Weary, and attention. Letters are expected In contain a Batik IPUie for advice and 'medicines. Goes and Co. Surreal, IS,: Bouverie-strcrt, Ph-et -street. s. ... . A slmuoils:tuukco..fespeettatty tequaint the - tot 5 NtIT 44 eAtsite- ita Aeuer4ll..l:;.af pi .switity; _from 40 in al) Per .. talbeipeteid a CLIVIII CS, Ay apply at: at the TA ‘ LORI • COM PA TY Or F ICES; ft% New Baud *44ll t Ne. 8. tied 4111. Itresel..near Charing Ctom. .. , Sahjoiltell is a Sitctet of the Rrady . klooty PRICES s ae:-.1 sap t oot a 'aies 15 to its 4 0 haw woe Soper Cs . tallCoats 310 t- 5 5 0 tvtire 1 ahlts . • 60toII 16 6 ' DEBILITY, STRICTURES, &c. Tented or Marseilles W 111 . 1(1101 • II 16 to al. 0 .. Inor"RESSED with a consciousuess that their de- Vow White I)itio Dress Ditto . a 111. to ~ 11 0 Pith litttea'gitlt I;ittu . . I 6 to .• I 30 0 vi.illim train the geo.-rol plan Inn been highly b ene fi c i a l to Wrested Stockiest Pnatisbouls • • 1 6 to 110 0. others, and improved in their prokssioeal aetrirentesits by the MINS-Thread, very moot . . , 1 11 to ~./ 'b• o.i maturity of near twenty years experience, Meters. CURRIE rinth Pantaloons . iis f o e / 0 . and CO. continue, %hit unabated -ardour, the eradi cat i on o f . . . ticese/niere Ditto ' • 2 2 i t) , •gl 4 4 ) i those ckuirders w lath are the consequence of illicit indulgeoce, • "Breeches / 6 to 118 0 or the destructive habits of the lecoveldetate Schnul•bos. Is • • . Prime Lcall ic t Dilta • '. . /1 5 to 5 5 .0 i professing the c u re of these Complaiots, they h o ld out 'Do in .. • LI VERItS. ", daccairtit to vice I bus, sensible as all men mast be of the ex- Diellei J ac k et ard s w o f t i coo t own Cord Breeches 3 li 61, ioence of ',seta calamities, they Ater theAr assistance as re gu l ar ly Suitof It•ery £5 oto 5 MI Surtout Coat 9 O . to 3 16 01 educates: Stir/eons of London. wad of the Royal C o ll ege Stun But Coat 5ISto 6 10rOveraill .: 1 Sto4 la 0: rdinhurgh. In nil roses of Slphylitie Infection, sad in eve' ...... . , . , coinplitint of Drhility and Delielreey, whether is king from tit Tera 4, of C omm " by the y am!, es ~,wee y a t io eon t teaming itsfatuation of it crriaiodestouctive Isabit, low residence ini, warm their old ...nes a c lit n . t t e 4, fr e e li.iii • -, or nay other envie ,prod u cing a articitcy 3 Svits per Year 417 .0 I 5 Snits per Toot xem in i of manly signor, the patient way rely na a speedy restoration i Ditto 112 016 Ditto 50 10 ,to vicornus health. Their improved plea of tering airiefo r og a r :( . ,...ativer 1 0 .6 we the sante oriacir, for Coats tally : ! the Urethra his bite atteadeo with peculiar secret., Set .00 1 0 5 coati , pp. Year 416 oof teal nod twenty year.' dandies have yielded to ebeir , k 4 Ditto a 4) meta iii the t.latrt period of three weeks. 'sever a l N • 13 IU 6 Ditto . Gentleme n on j a i n i fyi then. , e , pect a n n reg i me m i , nr c ,), 44 aud Gentlemen ofthe Ors* respectability, whithswelabeo vi-ritad, equips, it! ordered by his It .11. the Cnnimeipier-in• bier. this ritinfill tool diiitre"lig " M i r . h M ili d " l a °tit Lidife Riding Dress , and"' otos; fientlensea's 'lunar itto, Pennant's' curri Portirttior= l . .Y. _. _ made is a brim for 'lsle. to theta, as satisfactory _as Tke sunawynt charge „/ 4 1„ 4 „, w h, la k e an d g i, e m ug cre dit yestrit. Carrie ant Co.'s Plan - of Trentnteol. hi Nny 1', 3 % been a sob tof costal/Innis, Ai S. and Co. a*ure the Public .: 6. entletnen hod fiery osier _the ca re of Main. Home, j t h ne Y Ilia iesnaterial di ff erence in the* voices fret oth er - i Mid driver Shrine* di 'Mont rm'Arece. *ND anellwr " U RI I ha reroeysenee of cooducting owe issues farotak their Cure by the opplieinloot of the Lwow Cootie, .-- I: 4 )meot. they are enabled to sell frielste epossiey than other "CfC lll6 11 . 11 -• rs purchase theft noes fur . — Geodes th the • country sop- ' Meows. Carrie and Co. soy be consulted by patients of Dith er plied tiveading theirraasaare, or n" aid g oe ; 1111 set, wish this greatest Mirky dad hohlthri at tech. Make, 'No W * O . A I op f dik p# , oto iliaf settee. • ' 4 llattoo-print ... . . 1 r • • .•':4lltrAtit.l*ltittl•': . • . . . ~ . . .• , i 1. - - .7tikkrsiiiixi. - tioiti , •.' . . . . • .... .. ... - • • • ..4 „,,,., • „ 7 . • . ~ _ ,• . . at • 41,,t 04.44,.•: 4. 4.-.... :„.... .. .. .. , . i. r- - '*" - - , • • . - I4‘ at ... „ - - . _-_-,--------- . ...,. .. . . • • ~- ... _ _ _am .~ - _ .{ _ . .^ 4 : ! 2,..;34/1 S, rtnc : -• .- z ei t - 443 -,,.T . , " 1 , " .1' •4 4 • ` • '4)1.'":" ••• • ••••:" :tar z' . -.. • . ripe , • st n io r , Afrepu ‘-, • .4 4T • . sATtlibAir ; FEBRUARY 99, 1819: :•- • • • -- 7 -------- r • 2.. • • e x ti st aisA sir llNtzir, . • • IMPERIAL P.ARLIAhrgitIT. • i tick, . Deptford, and Chatham, complaiuitis; of . the . . or 'on.- .., • hardship of the . /nceme Tax, and of the. rate of Wages HM "'yid HlE:Stte Duke el BEM • HOUSE Or LORDS, Fisisiva;il. 111.- whlch . they received for _task-work, which , had ina sat. . .. . . ROXBURGH CAUSE. duced some to ettigrate. to America, bit be hoped the iiighi fit= the Ethi at MOIRA; . - • rw ho . none had gone over to the enemy. ifo wiOred tot gri t ANNIV RY SERMON for the Be. The Anal corisidaratioa of the branch, Whereto `" 111 " P D • • atiblo with the ceedlagi of 'mow At : Atli:as comp _ . . pro 1 H rsent a th is CRAMS! lON lie rep oe h n i I . l'. I.Astirs bee: art Mart Kerr % ,' 44 the pertin,,.took place r .- ) A Y. , 4 rehrourvi or _t * p aziorche t r a c t ii IN- . 'rtb! LO RD ' . l'icE LOR d .. pruk. !Resi t : e t:l: i n mot .. Admiralty ' by . consequence, - ilt li the richeldts in the course -of • the: settles?* 7410454 live•sail is the North .%;os---they were truildir4,ships at Toulom,iu the ports of Italy, and in .the Mediter rn t can. The only d'ilficulty they had in Wilding was'at Brest. Ile was certain Chat the Canntittee would be of opinion that it was expedient .to meet them Ht points; and if grace the.naval. force was to be lowered, and au. exigence arise, it Uvula. be dillicult to s increase it. - We should be ineilared tri meet them na.all par:s of .the *orb'. An inferior Nary v.ort:ri lie a great detriment to this country. Lord COCIIRA N E reeommentled 7 -to the consi.. Jeration of the House, the necessity of directing a portion of our force to_ one particular lie noticed the extension of the commerce of France,. which he said was alinost incredible in brandies, tot tow:.'anunt .uines, , and it seemed ahnostimpossitile to inte,.inp; The Noble Lord then drew the attention of the.lLight lion. Gentleman to the tele graphs'erectrgall along.the French coast, af. forded the enemy , an opportunityof being aczinainted with, and communicating our signals. Lly,deStrey. ing this chain pf telegraphs, be, thought,proire.MlS:g . c might lie done to the enemy Xisan we., to be 44. peeted from all the sums voted : in the estimates ap plied in the usual way. pig Noble Loll; 14 i'veoctlid at some length, to point out,the errors in. the *mut system, and to suggest improvement's.. ge nas iu.. lluenced by nothing but? uish to Serve his country; • and *as confident, that if the power of this country Was properly directed, it would he iropos3ihie for the Government of Bonaparte to go on another year. Mr. HUTCHINSON disapproved or, drat specks of warfare ihiCh had. been recommentkil by the Noble Lord. Ile wished the salaries of the school masters to 14 increased, so as to make it worth whilo for respectable persons to fill tho4e situations. Ila again called the attention of the Right Hoir.fientle man t- rittiV" of that highly desertin g hotly, Corps', iished to know it not sati.ii,,4 - - ...;ems ~- ~ _ .1, , 44IMA • S 0 • • • g ;van. these cot IPainanto an the whew of the 4Ocoments that they Ale hoped they their goed lento tomplaining they the Right Iron. hc WOU Unn anti of loot., ,1 - - , nfactlegit if 1 / 4 41iikei 5.4 z ... 4 4a, A ,: z il- li th e . • ~, :trifle . , nwit k tty pl. ,freep ' itikifielrarirp444 -', . ;as, tn .-.4l.iim. 1-Cwas asti a:t rekectini As of tie,&14.i0 . 1 : - . &in. The' lion. ‘lctiou of a new at trued liteqt. - Ton the imp . - timbers were Mr. YORKE:. iepiitirli _thlt the .repor' on that ship would, helielieved, coniiineg tho Douse that that Tremendcutnitat not.rotten • the only doubi-was 23 to her decks.,:- ; There" Was, 4.4010 are the Hoa r Adiniral, only one - afore ship ..to2be . I.iil;lt on dap- principle. _ _ • - 7ral ' of -he i a%• •• •• • ••• .•• •• • •• • • '• • . '. : ". I - me. le •-. Ai neat or this LI Kali' 11 a. WON Ill• irooseacil us S U N - f....s..nen_rAsez spa mai" Geri Are the peaks, took place.— snow it',ll *llB cetnpatibla with the p TUCT I DA y , ;he rid di a t p e byp ar y ; a t ;hi p aridt cL ___ i . _,„,.... The LostD CHANCELLOR Mul Pule. hest oath; in melting th e Ad u a n iit y that redress tnight be i • On Taisslay will he peeduoal a New Muskat t - h a t brae kiss in prrparatioo, ehlkd Frost and Thaw : --__ _ Rev. JAMBS ILMOS. A. D. _ ~ M r. Y RKE observed ( gv' :kiss ot the Seut's Coart: Thejsidgenettt was, in cessequesice, . 0 . that these . t aus ingtian, Fnuse.hteakingoievention niumai bi 4 .000.. x w o e int re n t u t onaitti o! iU ; : ii . d ti e sl uu sit w ua ell tio tr n om ih dticz an th j e a frllEbeoutiful VIEW' of MESSINA, mow open .. Mhilseet and Lemur*, of St. Anse, Lialehosses emu the t:t . smosoos by Sir J. Graham sallinbef Mbaberat as * 111 ! „ la the l'anoratitut, Leirester-sntsnre, will clove .°° S 3 t i ll.lr' ' day 'sett, to be replayed by a View of Lislest, laltra nrt ol t ! be on _Prefers to. _ at Hee; rebru aTlacjt: , *.. . a r o.. The Siesta Flush will he removed in osh sloe. !l_r_ . , , _l_v_.oolllB 4 / 1 3s UT "1 the *be aim the Erith Intlosure Bill. They were forthwith .read I se- -Imre . better than heretofore. J) .. ,• the D u k e . ' a r the zp t ilet : e° , go nd at/le ß aat iAhr i ad ir iter i am ileat Amindama hallerett tli td ' he P itit ellited eoi • De e -;...-:,- Itotild licit be perversot - hoe that duet %Alpinist= is cub Paletiog, Oae Shilling. Open front Ten thece ne e ml er mal the pains _ . Ith rw til /WA . of " te e n ' WOUld ColiOluce thdti - that Au 4:oun t !treaties*, Ustßight -dm E/04 of Moira,. Nit lo us e , " Bills, Oriental , TO NOS Ell FuN AND tifiNitEltift!f. the "or - PrmAmiNo *in P ri f t " . " Sl if AaplwrimrY Festival, H and were - without i"gb oai Callettee6 atosioimeat. -. the " I le ' erred. IiATANTS a Nation, as BAILIFF, a Person oaths ) .City of London Tanen, Itaraktnee. The-House of Commant 011ties a Watte nBM mil , read a • of Lsind His Ilo)al Itlphares the Duke of KENT lathe Chair.- oreanditine; and *in . •,' -, • Mr. CALCIiAFT was .bilged to tit , - y y.." t o t o huh, akli nsanagement *flail° item STEWARVIL . , st e d ele a, as s a &map Qtfi c e„ ittas ee t e d no m i asm a o f Geutleratilifor his egplausttiou, which b lease year; t. every seoilty giveu. Any part of England, Scot. the' ' , mid' ry Notes stamped fat's; the teat of January, 1801, ratiniatite4tOthe Petitioners siho were kW. de Miteli• N ill *at be obiosled lo• fleorge Syne. rsq. M. P.`l.4t.:Jaenes'i.agoaSe, ~ lacetvsie'dretvelenA.,. IL Nos 4: Westna-st/sOlt. boorish. ..Robert tuktow, Esq. Hostessempri, u rea d ose si o . i t ent . t° lath of " lhaah n r i lltil i ahtla ir tti V larlhill ailig n inis °f . toot at all ; l hied to be perverse. .• , lAnai.l3, trill tte.ootooliotely .handed to. .- 'thins Curling, Esq. Lbsseliblesse. . . ... - - .-.sader 14.10,1 or the %veva, de dame over thane& •-•.'" i Diann, F.: .. St. (Sib 7 . • - :, 1 , ~. tolia . ja , Sia , • . •' - •. yr. GIigiNVEL4 noticed the ms — Thifol:rt, 61110 K. ., (tit ST.'fitdi * • Eva!' .. • . . . . i VALUABLE Iltgt.JSE and SHOP • led Yantes llarrisoo, Nott. Moot ,),. ...., , . ~..._„......, .. i v •,, • ~.. • • ..,..-....., 4.-•,,.. -'' were • •W- . ' Or- Vetiliiii - ,•:. ..s t lyin ZortpUlout -C - a.. No. 73„ Nom h-street..Brigolon„ asd Mater t• , ilete 1 14 . 411513'4.11 , L111•1re. Imq. St. - 'sis 1 • " - , - adjou ,- • ' y. •-..........: . .- .' ' ••-- ." • ate h .. CrellUie ts„,..e Ina H. The shop 612 feel by 14, olds . , w-teht- Witimm M e ts 4, E. g . M. P. • reel , . . ' ...• Vea..— ~ • • *WO* ; .. k itt k • _VrbittE *Hai that • iiit-..4 atm ; ; d i ssent-fount, of the same billet frir la. M. James Milthell• Esq. Isilarbille , ' " p rod D. Benjamip Robinson. Itsq.llielsopsgasooteeet; , • • . , i - • yc... : - - '. 7.. c ..'• .. c. - !r e .' ..' *. - 7.-/ parlours, hitches, !he. • - ..1 ~.. • . atipittat his to Mr- it William Rowe, Esq. Little St. Thono t s Ap ost l e . . ~..IYr. W. PO „ i _ •• leave to brink) . three ilini;4is.i tetablinlimantl s iOnitin ' t tdrttie•J Sal Earths partkolant mrs•se be knnven • . • --- 4, white pi , t Niittb.w . t . et, aidtht , or to M r. () role Et. Surnurl Wil!taotti Esq. JeWry•itt. reel'. Tit t° rvo* , - better flegaktjank. atS Colt•dioa aiPo , 18 to 10,000 C 4- r, ittui liner co ,a. Tickets. at its eneh, tiny be hod Af the Stevvardt ; Mr. Ed- " 151 " "Ilth• Rl' • 'land, slake the s ips or a Undyed willow it , •• - - .. ~ . sore, Doke-street, Mancluuter-m; e, blind/Is. - et waref i amed sgritas is than at the privatoyanne: 4....4,1 . drums, Collector, King-street, Mile End; New Town; and of each i a Bill to transfer the ,cnotody on the I „,r ~ . . w ill k lisited, ;tiler hits. h.i. to be Mr. Wegener, the Secretary ; also at the Dispensary oust 'fa- Ireland , from the Custom -hatta &pertain* to that of the Ea- Adiniral MAR Killibl- viii4ceiia cimaio.ura tti.ouldy, !mai c , plated , a imperil* Drawing- vent . elk; add atilt to faciiii4 e tbe eteetkle vt . C°lset *edit* , SLA tibjeCtibn tO tile POrtdiaokuth et) r sr; hook. entitled DMner on Table at half-past Four o'Cloek precisely: skin Honsm. and County InfinamieS, in Irelaltd. Rile A QIIA. PICTURA.; • Fe!, il Dili ompoSed of Specimens from . , . Mr. ‘v. POLE immediately broqgM is dse. &Me the ab ove - put into the rallert before it ~lx' cleans 1%. all the WORKS of Alen) Water Colour Draftsmen, . mentioned Sills, which was read - a Sort time, aid (with. as .sprat to the proposed arsittigeiteat i n ti n e de p, rs .usi taud ac islt t lat B a il su l, lS tn cie ascertai nt tinie n slion ebe kf sen h i r me llo ts wed before siz. • . . M ASONIC CHARITY, for CLOTHING and ' o f the peo- Chaplain, he wishod to see , the'dcty- t 'Payne Vnrley • Samuel (,Inver . ETMJC APING the SONS of DECEASED and M.; le or Ireland upon it) offered to be read a second time on master United tif that of the Chiplai mogul Inwea 3 ._ * 6 Pe Vint , ~„t f i eli n ' die' ate, die ; DICIEST FREEMASONS, and to allow WMOWS fonder Monday. • Atlas:cal then alltltied tb the coustruc filo -erieg of poltetwve brn" , 111"""" to the e""el A' . peculiar circumstances) KO Anuuity of't'en Pounds, is.stitswed NAVY ESTIMATES. : . c . ship to be celled the Tremendous, and lough origival Des wise, in claw-, sad mho in India Ink. Morels, 1809, Mr. YORKE Moved the House to go in t o a om. To be had of Silent , ad, Neely, nod Jones, 2J, Paiernwier- , By F. C. DANIEL, Esq. Treasurer , w ere not - man ' mo r e to be u row; it Hassell, 11. clemeues Ion; nod of Ai the Bookl. Grove Coft:ige, Mile End Green, mittee of Supply, for the purpeie of Voting the Es. I . ) b uilt i eon.structlon,. as he ',understood' the s ellers, - _. • br,sy . IA Itt3 ... Kw A i4.4E0 N CPA L 9. Asa... Slif'ON OS Ms. 1 the Address on the ituliject of n Masonic Union; and fovea- year. The F,stlmates were referred to the cousidera. ! rotten. ..______,. _ _...... .. le pre= IA - - --- r --- i ' think Admiral IIA.FiVEY eppapproved a' .the iregutatioit • respecting Clergymen', httd observed upa-rt 'the. necet . .. we en g f i e h i t. r )ity bf having men of sugerinf education, 441 of the lab - rei rgreatest respectability. • thswer I Mr. G. JPIINSTUNF I expressed hii itigvet t that acre in th e .. night. Hog. Gentleman sinfidd be' etbotif"tif quit istance I the Admiralty, and thiew out a suggestion (o:. t:7 w hich ; adoption of the Board , with respect At) the necessity -, ! of noilegm - pnting our naial force, obserifingi that • --.^- to ..., , . f , e vote , ' the victbry.o_ and other•great 41111ta ei. tr. 1f ploits, had. so reduced tht.nettatt..pOWirsaf the ene::, ' rat not i. my, that he was nb .. lottger able in dope- Ivint. trni. $ danger was not so great at . itisique4 - w ras be. i Mr. 11517kb. c - eiCCTdo trria ire otirrtlen e''/tOSt t -- ar r I. "wi llic ..." .ti ci• a.ines - nit., )9 wit% -was misinformed aslo the state of the ,Fren4l:- ?Agri • lie thanked him for his suggestion end tosnied'hint I was.. - about that the Board had no wiSh to propcike .a 7 larger . . Isitahlishment thin: was necessary for the., .ptiblie .—thei „ja g a I aftrviCeai The FrenCh had for years been endeavour» st was ili . g . to bring up their. Mail.. fortie • had • it. 4i*: eito-, 1 r ~,. e i t ntsntstg, when he stated it, what they had done. They —Thee I would have between twenty-five and twenty-sirs:di its in every reohr i .. prism am. -...• •.• amas . 58a....M. ..... IS 1.1) 114PUM Mir Ly sums- ! s.. allege oi sand pounds annually, and the bounty of Qgeen ! man to the iittiation of that highly deserting hotly, A n ne, o f goi. ann u a ll y , so th a t t h e pay of each Gen i the Royal Marine Corps, and wished to .know if :::: m h e tlemen should be 'bout 9604 a-year ; that after, s, rearm as I the Right 1.1ptt . .. Gentleman was - not 546.110 from a Irtireory in the Army, they had served tea years,corps, . • - , II.), had not, Poken in that Rousa. 0 1 0' 401 titacitiei 91 a pension 1 m emor i a l Ot?ts' table fi-Ons that . Clea t he (Nir. of Ss. per diem should be given, until they p rocured-; ittorogar 1 i few individwils, but those of . the whole body.. itricluret church appointments to the value of 4001. per annum: , lir treat- The Night lion. Gent. then RiOred, . Some further conversation followed, in wh„icii Lord 'stamen ,66 That & sumo nmt et teedi ci h0x . 5141 . b ,",, wed fo i we . Cochea be t . Admiral Markham, Mr. I orke, and .3.1 y, r i ';' , 4" 4 4 :4 digest expo:sever the Adintratty obors, &e: - Tiertiq participated; sitter which the jivialt,44l4 h ei n a d e Mr. CALCRAI7 was glad that the Right Rani Were severally pet and tarred: . ~ . wily of Gentlemen baill• not kessed the 'Vote of i30,06b1. for. . . EARL OF WELLIN4;TO.N.. * l ' them , Breaketatef, and trusted that the estimate for the On ' the motion of, the. CILANCKLLOR. Ahe How,. .. • - , tempt e d whole of the works in that fetid would be shortly EXCILECIVER, the House resolved itu'it4tOta* • without befote the finale. The Mon. Gentlett - ma 'Called time i Committee-4p the • Messitge of the Prince Rey re.. ofeith - attention of the Right Hon. dentletnatt to Several ' sj)..cting bard Wellington. ‘. .. • er tioe - N o . ' ltitttletis whit% lie had Preismited from 'Certain of.tho I : The Cii.kA - C ELLOR. of the tX.ditEQUEit thee • • stOlicers in the DOck-yirtts of Shit6ltesi 061-. A4diesneti - the Chairoindto tli4 niallfollo etrect :-- . ; .- . I W .. . . • ... . . - • . . . . . - • . . . , . . .. • , ' . • -. ..- , . : •• .. • .... .. .... . .. • • -4.,• . f•'`; -. . ain . r-- • - ''. : •:- . 7 .p;, 7.,%:; ....-:.- :,- ......g . • ...44 , ,-, "- •. 4 - . .. „,......-• - - , *. • ~..,,.,.,,,~ r