The Statesman. — London, England, 1813-02-04 00:00:00

-- launtak. residing ~ about the Cltirsi of tandem at* .Westtninstek. Wilco ; thr%l.l. Vary in Sedan's-street, 4.47straday. February T. f«r'efse kr. p sr nt cissislsl•rni • Or propriety of presenting PETITIONS 1 , . obi Pr .net P irlimneet. for the REPEAL of in the PENAL STATUTES new in fierce en the subject ut Rrlißieg Res. JOSEPH DAR ETT, its the Chair ; Resolved Poiielessiestv. That it is the natural rigid of leii to Ismail, Good agreeably to the dictates of their eon caw - • Iles. Ivrd Uaaairseasly, Tint all hymen leers vibiebOenieP. 1 restrict them In the eavreisi ist' this right, are titijoit in their • prioriple, and he Omit tmadeney sod Operating liirtly bijorilee id the br..t iowsest. of Religion; • 1 1 .• ~Ised idiusisiatmeily, That skis Reidy Vegand with detep totes ern or est pirece, no the &Watt Reeks *t• the*tawdry, at hegiral hawed this descriptive which, in whatever meow= l recommend, el at the, wirciral per4ds their messiest by the plea gif - p..iitic•il iieee.sits, are at pretest, treat the elurgeshat boo tulles place in the eirramstastese tat the sham iteditoe'diere iitierol spirit Odell prevails minas%all doomed' sheseassenity s ea los el. warrioded by such plea, than Ihry era rciptspoot to the prim:tides of Christianity. . . Resolved Utsitaileasply. Thnt, with the vie* 4 . isheillig flair claim to tile ears sti acted irredvaset disk* Townhir Wed te an equal esitycip•ituvo ail'', their fellow-50km er . = ••priVi lege; of . ie (;ftessiitation,"fnma whirls they are esti as at. row or their religious petsfessiesi. a Petition he rotassedlltaib this Hoes t . Oath II Asses of Parliapeet, pr:iyiegleyst lbspeal of all the psos.l etioutes wow jurors% whose isatitoos stalest so the yr , ' inre " fie.ril% d 1../.o.ll.taistist), That. the Pliall l . lllo •Preellaillisi a4opt.d 1)3'4.1e Sod% • • • JOhEPIiIII}RitR r TT, etesP - -T - re! ill*, "Irma& , motif Sect.blefelinste6". V.lk rovvq, s active l resprctallle PgRSON,"OO/ witss 'woo .rly h ed.in't he abelrk, tesms st abi . 4 Ratko. re MK.c*.F Ile tom Mid many ran e%P^IVaCe of b::7 oomprired tliesediatneve *Wci c. a,d jusi 4.• •thjproio^s ..e,cinsaly e seed blew toitliZl Ceilne, mob P. Welt he khuiopmdir, T mast AN .4. iter refteresee Wanes %Lir fr b - ai Ni. Favel-fifee!..„ . . ith ; • COFFER, • . U* Ili% Wit INS and DtJ N'N; 4,11 tch XM : p.eerrel:ih/itmtricioesi met ayommie qa.3iss , of ail , 4 ; EVI Y or Fit E bz rediciag Icenie) LIQU ID of malt • (; .o.lsisey Id pan.es . .o of the best Coffee U c to/sated in one hull-piot Woe< s and kMIMI tea-epain of VI. , Liquid, pot in i....5.f.5.t-etto of nuiling, outfi t /lathes instantly eop of ttr.ing tine d .vitured Cof f ee. hy addijyt. the 'mud 4nl/1114r of I r uhd milk, 'le lAA .imld by appointment al Na. 47, hod- I 114. Gd. and 36.61:/thelande I aid iiipv be voted la a ••: - ,41.• cep aux /Psi:at the R.siobow Colfee-house. Nu. . C. r. hot. B. Tref:met k mutt suer Cofee made la . tbe asuut %•140. :.- - 10 — ; - • ►Public are ntense% that from Monday, JR i frAraliy tie' time, VENIDUIE RUM may be ra diated at No. 18, Febeborra-slreet,- in Any quantide4, net tris then two gallesuit,.ttt the following pricey, for ready stoney only t—Jainaica, at 17s. per gallon; Leeward Idand, 166. 6d. Jinn. I his esuthl i.ltmeist hes hrenfOrmed for the sole po rpr se (Watford in:, s. the politic thiPmenns of nbisiaing gassioe Rata of tbe hest qumlith its roneetnem tpinatities, upon the mod remmoothle term. t nod will be emuloeted by William Hoiden, F.-q. Seere taty to she West loktia Mho's, and illeveltanb, and uu&'r the soperinirodanee 14 a Coinntithre of that body. • Orders for any tiwattities to be seat ismn any parts of the country, wilt be 'factually attended to by Mr. HscMen. Inv. 1 . • lie • depplation., lige W . Lcrathseard iP.ll • RAAlrttedliAlle*. weed, No .-- ..._. "_ .- . i li f il nit . O r.P. I tearibeeb piProotaed Miff reciamastadrd by mot of.tlta. wed i 2-. I: Throttles Id the Rilliphile; raiders- it assiecessaiy .Ow hies so : 1 1 '1 ot i fh•tilsegy iltter . rering - in thill.qulliion — le . maks Plirrillelearlt wasdnl•ipialities; it is presented' that ao qu est on which neatly conoerited the welfare of -se &Ile!! ever VW wite.suea gement* approbatiore awl etteitsive : +Feral thosisands of his *Majest)'s loyal and faithful NL: a i d t a i nd s retit rodb ilit asterv io 'Lembo) . aid b by s o ime pwar er ds . of are. see p er op or ,, t i be r tl ie rst h. 1 eub..iec, ts, and which ought to.he left ,to.the anbiamed Soave fellers la most rifieltaa market towns i n the KinFololo i ' decision of the Legislature. Ile could :not but la 'min keep sued levee jean I. o °9 etininie• It I. .e' mend i j 6lO inient that any part of. the Clergy. should lead the at table withal' sorts of rah, and is esteemed peculiarly &d -am with Gsa, mid Pool, H o w, DApip.steaks, ma cobs 1 way in contributing to sitter. - tote detestable-try of Moot. • 1 46 No Popery," which, on a former occasion, had 1 Ail many trallefs dire ofthriag sentries* compositions a their so Much mischief ; and h e deeply regretted 1 own,-which they call Readier Somas. J. Cada considers it a . P roduced I duty he oweslo the public to iatiros showthat sow ere gennioe ; that thole illiberal and uncharitable sentiments ;which petitions of this nature upheld, and which had I hot deer obi have them words oa isrus% coloured . label s: I each berth, " Rellik i au" kr ni " il hilig Geitsele. i " been banished from the rest of the world, should I prepared and wholesale sod retail by J. Coeks, R e ading. i int s 4s, *di i 5104!• ,, ;.- •, • . leave their last footsteps in the sanctuaries of.OllL re- DI . fiARES Of THE URETHRA. ligion, and our temples of literature. • MR. DU ,OUR, Solo Proprietor of DARAN'S The Petition having bean rnad, celebrated MEDICATED NODDIES, Mame ens- The Duke of NO FOLK ebyervied, that one eta . I, Geed hk rowans for Mire Ilia tweisty years to the cure of ..sion in it, that • the Cadiolses enjoyed the same ! Bosom* Ohieniertass,Deedlty, Gominitres, sad every other . Pre' . Dbease of the port tomes( that emeative practice, privileges as - the notestant Oisseitters, was not jollied 'tsi the mildoces tieltemedia he employs, exchnively . founded. in fact, Protestant Dilemiters being allow elabsed" '•*gers afr'Perasallect cure ' not subject ''' the ;ed to tit in Parliament,Mitt part of the oaths danger aid iaeliinsey Alkalies the me of Caustic or the ems- . w a .atom Booi Permits ia she casalry. Ought their case tally I tendered was levellod.espiessly at Catholics to pre- ta a i t ier,selosiag a moor S two pound mote , will have pro. i tent their sitting there. • par remedies sem s 6 dot Sosellt• • For.the Weise' itypipsolits, me Mr. Dientir'i Practical Tees. The Petition was ordeled isi lie on the table. , the ea Diseases sr thopretbra, arc. price 36. the 7th Editing. The Bishop of SALISBURY presented a, Petition LI To be had of OW Landers, sad at the Author's home, NO. 1 from the D uran and Cha p te r f sdi s o ury against die d tsi, Frith-eereet.lohm• . : -. , o 1 _ • - 1 Catholic Claims. . 1 . PROOPS of the duritaiied efficacy of 1 I n iin e wer to a quest i on f e r m i L or d R o ll an d , the i RAMSAY'S ' PECTORAL BALSAM. its justly Mee , gilt. Rev. hsled pt ib it y r o g g lo i w e ~.. c ,,, gbs , 43, 0 10., A e m ene6 m e i as g .... , Prelate stated, that the Petition was an- corsiouliin..• , • - -•- I der the common seal of the Deep and Chapter. Cony sr iit t elter Palo W.f. Poona. W•Ottanieeillidders I _Lord KOL4o 4. lZ o itsju ofjun s finpoz . tho .Ctitp• i . '' mr;illamos4? APht* * lo 6, l 7=4r t ..i •- •,.. , .---,. 'z• -, - • -, • • w a tt 1 ike11091914 . .' r '.....,• • ~...,,- •_,..,,, • ~.. . •,,‘ SIR,-have the pleasure to loform you of the greet beuelt 1' • The Bishop of lAtmerunripaerißyffi. - - - have received Illwat taking your Pectoral Balsam. lo the win. .Lor d HOLLAND . then asked It: It Wei Decea se', ef ISO& I Was attacked with a ol.hol severe C.mg-•, seems- P palsied wills on intolerable ticitiarst and sererress of the Wrest, mity for the whole to be present to do any corporate, game difficulty in breathing, and I spit up a great swish, of ; act ?' - loam heavy oisitter I indeed, my breaming was so di•firult that I could Not lay iwbegl, but was obliged to he propped sp with 1 The - Bishop ofSALISBUR* stated Ally corporate ,i . 1 ; pillows on n sofa. .1 - was attended, for some weeks, by she first I het Might be done by a majority of those present. i medical practiti , 'los iu Ho•lden•field. who did evert' tki"it in I The Petition was then ordered • 7 10. Pe on the their power fur me. hut Co no pu r p oft s. I n thi s distressing PIM. .- . Imina 1 was prevailed upon to try your Pectoral Balsam. bud filhk's pr'ocured n bottle flow Air. t rotary:, tool tologool willoolli hopes The Bishop of SALISBURY then repel" - tea Po larity (niece , . ; for I must eamiiilly confess, I hied very tittle elm. ti.lenre in advereisealasedicines t I ir.is, , bow ever, agreeably dis. titions to the some effect from the Archdeacon and 4ippoinied, for. from the very fir s t dose, I fused cmubiderable Clergy of Wilts, the Archdeacon and Clergy of i relief bulb is as and nmiliii l 4l nod by the we of iiitee Berke, and the Dean, .Archdeaeori x and Clergy of t honk, 1 - sons quit! rest..red to healta• Since which time, I inn salis,.... and two di - Inever *idiom . your tuedirioe by me, sod whenever I arid the . Li , “ ys other jurisdictiows within the I laud symptom of lA% Mid complaint, a dose or two is pure to IV. scene of Salisbury ; which were. read, and ordered • neve me. I shall Ire very nappy to g iv e °"7 further " 4 " nu° ' :to lie on the table. • 'its. to those who may meek.- it, sad you have ity full liberty 1 , s in publish this letter, if you Omsk proper. I remain, Sir, y.inr : Vol one of these Petitions, the Duke of NOR. shover friend. JOHN DUNCAN.. FOLK ob ser v e d, that the Catholics still believed 1 The above Medicine is put up in bottles with full instructions 1 at is. 9d. ouch. in the infallibility of the Pope ; and on. another, invested and prepared only by G. tummy . , Apothecary, that it charged the Catholics with still holding the Pewit% (maav years of Apothecaries'. Hall. Louden); win . tenet, that Sovereigns Might be ex - communicated by. an d 9ritek" b y e le b,, b pr Y i a n i gpid dit y M a elic S i 6, 411, ir g e ;d eix l. 95 1 i T e r,; 111 ,, I Li kt 76, ext i"Idne ey. ' i the Pope — . On the language of Petitions which were ' now lying for signature in every alehouse in West . A CHALLENGE. . (Wester, it would not be worth while to remark ; ESSRS. CURRIE and Co. Surgeons, late in 1 but when a Petition came from a Learned Body, it "is Ma rsil ir w r Tie r re e' I;i l ;r "e M it e e dic t i ll ite "MthreMwe;;lnil ~ 1 WIS natural to expect that it. would be correetiy ex- prove • P COft kW:7ld oof the desired erect. The practice of roomy Pressed. h was, therefore, With'surprise he (ound venni io ibis particular brooch of their profewinn lot. not gives the Catholics still charged, in Petitions from learned Roe to one onoseceisfid ease. They continue ii• direct- their studies to the tremolo and cure of VENEREAL co* persons, with still holding the tenets of the infalli- PLAYNTsr M e l '6 -v4 of the s ,.ss teln t 164 ° 1 " batty of thiPope, and the excommituication of So and iamt . pursed by the ybeib k a both sere. i, vereig ns ; although, by the strongest. oaths that could the row k will foetid to be the osfailiog source of Barrermers i be pot to man, they had absolutely denied that they she other Marie its ravager fatally developed to them by a die entertained any such tenets. These Petitions, there nosing wee of debility. whirb,•if am timely remedied, fermis . ... Olin io Impotence. Them are its rerootewail ultiuuste effcers i / TOTS, asserted that which was, not . the fac , and it ; while etintUtaptions Iwo or museolor power, and various nor- ' was o f i m p or t ance th a t t h e m i srepresentation Should wow temptable', awl, ins "se earliest ' sa g" of this be co nt ra dict e d . •• solitary ,see : .of peppallil violet disorders incident to• . . such a habit, their treatment is • . sad has never-proved us- Lord HOLLAND thought the Noble Duke en- I tweeental in the coornewf a hots lak•ektogr eanthim alld °l "esa r is"s 4 " l titled to thanks for thus vindicatlug the Catholics ; practice. is the asset obelbasts iinit ted cases of • Vo mud i nfectim ; web a , e i eeme s„ is - 4i, - iii. - ,i - reihra. mew ex . from misrepresentation, it being notorious that all ereseeaces, herd trobsam, =Pees etch s, eruptions, seminal the Catholics of Ireland had, by the strongest- *labs weakness, item, as oho TUERS ' that could be devised, and by the most solemn ap- Writ IC. • 'Aware re ct o r a g o f k in ,dgradiai, and which hues based she I peal to God, denied that they entertained any such shin .f earer privelimMees W. lip their' present Wit/weed etas tenets. I of trees ilfec ibe hiall exen .7 de ss l og i ss .p r isca i e e j 1 ..........1-- Y eure ... ‘ :..... 4 b e wts ume l ' u e s har the Th e Bishop of De SALISBUBY also presented a which trequesuly.solisses the applkatlisa of the lunar mime. Petition from t he . an ltd Chapter, the Archdea- i E la the mows. of-swairr vows e a se live practice in this metro- . con, and Clergy of Exeter, against the Catholic ' re l thei ""vatia r ere ls i b agt s‘rict reZteit hav o e f be w e h l ie l lr l is are eAi d ie ti lh u 3 B. S: Claims, which was ordered to lie on the table. tltli Inks ;eetiliwAditiont mole of Practice, lePeehte mono ; Lord Viscount SI DMOUTII presented a Petition "b e ' 01 " I° sw°64 " el '' "laud" ' " si sitlstll4 I to the same e ff ect from the - Mayor Aldermen and m "reei rmsered all."s I. " saimd suit vigorous is rou s t he rfd ath il il l y re . illev a Cd t w e h an ete he:.Assistants and the , , patir of the Borough of Loods.-ero rdeied to lie ; , Brbilliv ims. ffiv Year* ellPted, ft proper P ertetteretwe in their"' on the table. • - • ' Norodom ermadles, after the striationr tuts hero aelitr..ved, is in- . • ' . dispeombirempartio to revive. the slumbering spark s of life, I EAST INDIA TRAIN.- . - motto - she Cosialtatirlit , - ' Lord Viscount M-ELVILLE presented Petitions! skovrol Pio co and ricotiesien of lap Ilr.i respertnhllify ' . have been eater me g l ue ~,r 14 4 44 earns sad C ... fur Si., re- from the Chamber of Commerce - of Edinburgh, the m reell a vel rillisfilli a redica l" l " .ust il" perr liretil onseu s t a tv . si r, z sis ee rv oes P. ac t e thali 4led refe b re as tiees ing Cmtvtulti*n of- t he R o y al U9%10 lot • Sc°llksidt ' gad.' may he given to thew, us will/actor, esid elice , „IP o w ,i rr i s iy e the -Corporation or Stirling, assembled in Guild, I 4iterceitiv of "oesm rurrte and Co.'s igios Dr trenbilehl•s- against the conttßianceuf the monopoly. of the EAU Many of these Grvidenteo iinvehodsirieusres from ten to Sweat, - Y7LI: a r_ mpanir, falls on t h e ta bl e. years, soul bud becw miter th e at!. af Meows. Home, fleas bole., 1 iim " ` 0 and neheratirgeousi.' equal ' •" . 6 1/Nare The flake of -K ealr.." the dia -1 by '. .. the the rep_ al On.Otders•in. Ooeeeiii Mr ilf littibßitAll •asked f 'Whither Ore. I%ohle Lord herd *s cbjec•ion to lay the wirole of the Cor i respondence br fore the Roue # Lord CASTLVAtEAGii said; that lie had ton rieived that it.would have only b..en necomtry trt lay before the Loose that Correspondence which pro. deed Ott war, but if it were wished Pr •flp should ad. vise the Priam Regent.. to enhinit , the whole ot Mit Correspondence to their considr;ratiett. mine, timid Tuesday in the week afternest, es a day tris i.which it might be desirable to bring fo , ard thi dis. mission Or this subject. Qu the suggestion of Mr. WHIT9B,EAD the dis. 01111itill ersolivedfOr to-morrow fortnight,' Mr. WHFriiitliAll said, he held in his' 1i AN . 's Petition, which; though dated on the Iptlis'of Dee. be had received but the day before yesterday, rani certain , persons prisoners of war in France. • Tie • shooldnoteow enter into the dismission, whether the continued -captivity of those unfortunate men was *Wing to the Government•of this country or the enemy, bat he hoped that some means would be takes, tb alleviate their distresses. 1 Lord •cASTLERBAGH said, the Horieurable I Gentleman could riot be more anxious than himself to give - effect to the prayer of the - Petition. I, The Petition Was brought up and read. it gave i a statement of the distress to which the Petitioners had bees subjected, by reason of their long confine reukilellAirtiselleasitirprecrisirst.„whistlt lad beak male for them.--Ordered to lie osi the table. Mr. WHITBREAD gave notice, that he should, oti Thursday -theAth of March, bring farward a die. ' tiect proposition on the subject of Peace. • bit.: BENNETT moved for an Account of the produce of the duties on Leather, and the eiraw -1 becks en that article, and article, manufactured from i it, exported from this country. - -Ordered. • '. ' . COMMITTEt; OF SUPPLIES. 1 The Hosse i pien resolved itself into a Committee : of Supply. • • . t. Mr. WHARTON moved that 9631. Is. 2d. be granted toG,,Saunders, Esq. for iuvstigating the I accounts of public buildings. . . IA couversation ensued between Mr. Freemantle, Mr. Wharton, and Mr. Whitbread, in the course of which, . W . Mr. WHITBREAD remarked, that' if 'the ac. counts in question (those of Mr. Wyatt) w er e such as not. to be intelligible to the *auditors of public ac. counts, the ettpence iucurr..d by having remorse to Mr. Saunders,- should be paid by the Architect, and not by the Voblie...—Atereed to. Tise Committee then votPd, on the' motion of Mr.W II Alt i' ON, 4041. 4s. for stai ionary —'siO 9' . Os. to a Gentleman whose name we 4'ooo 4)ot as(•vriiiit y for having conducted the impeachment of Warren Hastings, Esq. and several other sums -for miscella. neous purposes, which, from the indistinct manner and low tone in nitich they were read, it was iM. • possible to hear in the Gallery. The House resumed, and the Report was ordered to be received on Friday. • The House then resolved into a Cemmittee oaths j Local Token Act. 1 The CHANCEJ.LOR of the EXCHEQUER . said;that . before the adjournment he had given natio j of a Bill .for the purpose of allowing the Load 'Tokens already issued to remain in circulation fir acme time longer, and at the same time to prevent bay addition being made to the quantity now incir ` ciliation. Many objections had been made to the suppression of this species of currency ; but, even If no chime existed of the place of it being adequate ly supplied by, any other kind, it would be wrong to continue a currency so entirely out of the. ton trout of Government', so mach detriard, and con. fined, from the - limited credit of the invert, to-cer- • tain districts. As, honevte, temporary- incense. ' nience might arise from the Act in qttestiott, the • measure .which he should now propose might be ' .. desirable. The House was acquainted *ith the im. provement in the state of the exchange,. from which there fives a prospect of an inane of bullion, by which the tunas of remedying the tells arising front. the • - ' species of currency. under consideration, might ler e ":- ... increased. The time which he intended to propose'' '. . for the *perkiest of his 'Bill. • wee- silt month., bui ' . dimming the peeled weak% . the Bill. 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' at flan s The o.orh to be bpoisatibt ilidit!” l - 6441104 " 1 / 14 1. 4 !!‘ ; ,, o -aarreaelprse wiikilie. -' ' • . . .tion frown the Archdeacon 'Cier , - - NO *then of ;ibittiftateeo rnasi essei;o7efie,sr . r . at lase ese Fin at half post six. .1...1_, , ....• . ...... e ge iS;,‘. . Alliblantievery WA IP z • • $.. . I 4 f . ... . Chkhester t against this * CathittipiStiess which wow • part *at ftent•i. 76. 4 Ser.44 Prircli. St.-Pate br 4 4 0 160 ,.. *sieved to Delon fhb table. ....: . ~., • . V i wtri t a l f e f i e 41 ' 1311-ialialle or gg it . Z er a t a sl6sl6l l: l***l jet. • ,Abi_' • Frier, t..-I.l , wer thilicry..:Sh.:43^lkePael ° M.O . k . . _ .* , wur, ' Wiiimen-alit ... ' • Wien. li.; Second f i rtile•ifkk . '"A ai_e : -. • j r ' • i= i fti o , WI ',' *• • 1 aili n "A ;'' . • • • .i via Bishop of llllESTElt4reitgi 1 1/11IIIion bat° teesseetibteld of . g rer tßA -- '; .tdattObt sect bares and interli 10 be NU, of w• impor, n- • . I'l kiseell. " 4 " 181 TVIS DAY9 J PII . ' , ikons the Bishop, Debi, and Chiller of Ely, against WC.IPPer.••• - t - ;'. ' . • ' '',' ; ',' ..-. • ' ' ~. ' ker per. " th e ogot in 1 444 , 001 1 ,001 1 0 1011 2 # 6ll Tell Illi 0- I' • ~...' ._ • _ .at Twee', ~ - .. ,:. r- .'...- • --ft:V .:1-4t 14 - • 11111.1grikver4ted acdee; raged b ray m arati, , the Catholic Claims, w.hich oas JO" ordered to 1;e .11 1 1 4 111 1tr9 Ism; reittetlesig 'SR iti.v o P;' . Fran. Lord•CA.S2IREALCIMI reneood said, that *Wen ril h' A Tit P lOYAL i ci• s t , l4 slt I) Rni .-.. t. -____ JIB . ' time diet soiled aili s ig las.ll4 4 ,%,„ii itim Irso „ i . as . t h e ti bia . ai fi vad blacb; diebilloGiktios_ g o ok& sel e 4 !E ar l NgLgoN • presenteg i i s , 44fi t i on ' c oin - • th e Abe , Thinks oldie Bousolsed bow gived to ' the 'OlSe Ii i S preeent . * KY lit G„ TO. 4, • erlp ,=i es as they ate dffiiic tio : he prod -r0...4, .. • ' 77 . •MA . . .o .lll riat arras ilal' ./ar lii Lr " : lll . Bc. - ' bdescoos of Norwich ont*Ortolit t and The 4.91 P l. "" 11//1 " 61/I " . • 4lsll "labear the ail4rs' TII 1; RENEGATifirofr • ',,,t .4",;;Tb-loNikseieb * . One to the NM • fa . without of Norfollti against . the•Gitbblie Ciarrns.. . ' info Portofino Beiggd* had by acrkkint . bein • • • ~• . • • yi • i • flirt, will tor Weil. IM !fill_ LEP li ' 4 : l 4 rilli giM il " - - t T 11 .. d. Ali t Laig of ifoP4a . l erft • 61IlitRiAtilila , . i . - Lord NOLLAND mud ir *pet from as tid "' lit"- Saab "' a. 41 " bl i * bulibo ' 11 ° 1 4 1 044 4 • iIAKLEQUIN AND Tab KU) •I . .44 . . .. 0 . rr , ett edillirl .•-• ,-.:• . -.• "- • ~• .. - the ileibirtimine ilianita abo vi e th4. ld"bri tke iiv ituniti eti te an oi nts' reskas . Iti, ie. rrowr, Tbe Lord of Abe *sort, awl r.mise4 6 . 4, . NO 4 4 . 0 1 1 41 11 .. - ----- . 4110041*: •. 4 .,.. ....--. - mi.,. • ,... . ____ ._.. ....... _ ... ..... A T AN FOLTAANIALOARY' t . - ••,,.:, . I f yrita 84Ifoili be filiii.:(l44;;;: ir li iiir k ac 1: T be . obboi.isflonwicii. . 11essiwo . s 1 4r tio i:'• , 1 , , .. 4 4, , .4.., . .•', iii i a • so lflikljti osivka g. .Uau;d r, : , : Jll. MEETINGaf • Ow . PR'OTENTAIINT 'P. • ti •. . PIA sisfplatiee. J. COCKS bas gained by 1.1 1 / 4 414164; arrat i Agra il yite wr it i o dis e % : .., :. •, . -,-., Up( . . IMlLEASillatoseotrd-bittain . papfieo - kw tor Mlier :itet bat ere 4115 - *Me tehitineer seainit - th bra- . r.1.4 / 1 11 1 1° 6 ,2 1 °mild " *Mt ' Amelia ' c .ic4itnin g 311 NI sT e.t.a of the Thee Drum! initio44 readmit . - in nod .„ 1611 , 1 40010ked. iSADING SAUCII„ wee* _,- .1.. raga.. .4 Lainaris awl WettelOnliter. MOM% at 111 , ..12- .irriiriarMireituniatml• sod: feeolialleaded by INN af.tits. first : -_/ -.._ _a .4._ .o.•_ . _ ... .- . .r. ...ky .1 ilk. "animal am abr. Orel •ii.. fiesooell. $ . _ I _ _ ........ ' 4IIIIY 41"" n. (*W r' 1. iesne4wel6.4suillares ftwil legi4o 1 " e " - lordia Company.—Ordered to-lie on • the table. fo r the wperatiow of his air 'ram and and heel ander she canto! Mews. Home 114.6 , 460e,', and other Surgeons iff equal eminence. who attensoted she/lora The DAke of NORFOLK asked when the dis. -the mow occasion for disci by Ow appOrati.a of Ilse lunar coolie. w oto bo sumo. p 4 o rou io.ihe (wenn are „ vomited ~, owe file parties , pr. ,:t.USSieit was tp take place respecting ,the Renewal be in the Committee on the ' - of sheir roe. axe and Avner(*) 1141 sit 4.1 living, Ate. Are. jed...ie s ;of ,the . Charter of the &at India Cornpany.f - ('chit tmgi s t imm o do re p or t a •remittaace for ' ddrire And inediriiwo. oliea eye islet *in be : rho F in i of LIVERPOOL as, .be could not at ; Rion, shot hard be gives toI Riven or sent vs any part at 0e kingdom. Tii amiture ;OM 1.4": ._,.. Cray ig g 51414141.14.• 04pir naderoaine, be page or . d e s t i l e* • prem., di r e .... a dart, WIMS11114:i Z, M WHITBREAD *ld • - may. be a. Wed to 'be aernpai foe medicine*. .•. • 0 not OW* win* I,:dibbidd be ,ffifilti.ik , .— r • . .• • ' woo- Cyr* willy•-' will b *r a wa he d- "g _ r ies: k iafidtiertiOlhe'illidiles'Wiliditif T . -PeedbiT bsebretri to t as at ihr.ve l mes,desteegi. evesey, drat' hamar, 'ilt. 11,111er. .. ' " ikees-vesid Do be sett*. . le7; iiiittuo=OhWx-.-916 June 180-161, eilirrdes. t.djblltillitiill Friday. # - ACCOUNTAN'I'S OFFICE. rX,ECUTORS, ADMINISTRATORS, SOLI. 1 1 Cl f ORS. Ac rue reopectrully informed. that they may have tit ,r Reath' .ry Accounts properly made oat in the. Awes prescribed by the Stamp Ogee, and the different Keetles foe itesiiturt, Shires 91 Rrsntsrs, nod Deiptests under the Will, se the Distributable Shares under Letters of Adirebtistrailan, tor. redly tilled up and passed at Din Leask" OSee, Strinerset h.ne,e, It. applying to Mr. Cruese. Na. 36, Cunha:4mm , Chatieert,-Intie. -.•• Mr. Cr.ntse begs him In /imam Gentlemen, Aw4p.es, and Tradeonea. that he will undertake tit hying for , arrange, and organise their Smits nod Atroaists, and to pat Heidi es mar Lr in it tint. of nectars. and intrirary, isle *slide cif l'..ronidsiem. rspicteit , and simplicity; nod befeettenallikat, torn his kw ...l e d g e ..f 'Greer's& business. mut his expetiesta as practical Arcanwant. i.f giving general tatisfactloa to eels whit testy favour hint 'skit liseir commands. tientleuten of the tee, Avettatierrs, mad alitem, whammy*e ewrret toittiions inrtses concerning the Visleatiuns of Life As. 'urine.,, Reversions, and Le t'ehibidss hely (pilaus such, by ad. dros.ing is shore, with the Punkahs/a of the Owe. PICKETS and SIIAItFS for .the present Seidl Loiterv, ..f LOA) Tieket., are no Sale as the Othes of 11AZAR.D. bURN 11, an' Co. Stack-btehers, Ito)ul LC *canna , . ' Lund.... Ey. r% Ticket io Ihi• Lowe, e will be separately drown from Or Wiled, for which purpose Goveraineut has glimsl.6 Two e Of dram tg. The Vita sued 18th of THIS 11ONTIL - --- I To THU , . PUBLIC. • , ‘WIF 1' and Co. the Contracto rs f or fit 'present ki Lottery, return their **ere !Winks to the 12:lie fee the di•lifLtot-iii.4l Lot. tiro tney bare received. an d sit I lair time be t 1..:,ve 10 offer astir entsgrottdati.or sin tbr sorrels wbkh has attcud e . slit. poi (-loosen, trot...lse restoration 4, tier Old Mos.io of 11, .., in g iss Ilse Lottery just ended, the whole of she c*Pilsil Prut.... :4.tvieg hero divided . and .4114 in Simeon. The breseltt bttsrl: Lotter) cisnrio• of oak 1000 . Titkrts,011il rnatalns 1 of de , .llslo is -.0110.000 1 ....... ..... JO 003 •,• 10,11 1 ... 1.00 4 1 i 4 ..... ....... 1,00 •••• .• • 4 . . 304 .. •it.P • q,• • „ 5 . %V • .« .: . 1,01/1 r"ii.- J... 4 .ClOO. Its ..f ,f3O. 90 ofsa. iiii 0 iessEsed ~y 2., s 1 ,Cls—: or or i e .et•os din , In Ik. olti Mode on the 17:i; :HA 8:. 1.131$ MONTH. Ti - k. - 1* old st. Arr, sir selli.o at twilf .e 6l Co.'. Rainli • 11 . 110111 ) 5 No:14 C a lgitiet4l66 i add go. O r .thkette 41., a-bisect. ,~:'~;. . L. a