The Statesman. — London, England, 1813-07-15 00:00:00

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' . tar AP.. w PrittOlolo MI By Mr. SADLER 6, ! tielitleteloy4 =7 , 0 ... , : a b. . yA 5 ...... ,,.......,, ,, ,, 00, ....„ iriike1ie . A= Terries &Pawl every da% is the highe4 perfection, for par.. • •Itale *OWN 4 w ' e Mi t*" °I U.gliver. . At hie Reieskevy,Goswell T ' M W/ 1 ' • . ,- , • ,:. , ".* ' 1 sal StesaNtritpity • ties, or sew Is any partiorravto or Country. Price 7s. W. wools, • . . , at ' T si lv ree eiv it e, 0- ORRO ~ sly . • o it Naßtirelf New and C°61Plarkli0011‘11110RT.: 'TIRE . fallowing noas ES :-....ishiodsaine show- ceneiVioi. Na has RM. •-• MUS ICAI4C 4 11 N RT. No. R. FOLEY-PLACE, ...ilk ,ii ik r 4 D . p eewit y t e ems, moseA m osio al ih ing ow lit • bottleloyi 4 years old, aid a pymbahl vitt, seep active, -'llpe - psopoos t - i u k d - il t . a l o. &war CAVINDIQH-SQUARIt. R. LIGHT, lovemnr and sole Proprietor aflZZ ie b mer y sl ee e" rtme piaree, se ee m bietho l u, ,4. , " 1 " i togged, We stselbl, fiill'of belie, sporfeetly ataind, And 7 me, polled m u sics On Karl af Mortos.in Abe .I.Ti the very highlviaitriired MAN Iv I,I I TESI, that poems r evise Phumppkt. ' the "me 50111141 arid erect of real Harps, retpectfolit blame "1 , 1 . ~ ni! a . . Ey. J. H. CLlerg+ / 1 s• 1 1 0" vigoter 1 a baY eelinva. if* beads ;3 ilaches. Wet, a • Chair), and nuts • - • • , th e N o bility owl Ladies. that he No iota, juw dabbed. a au- . _ ll O •By this Improved Splash Is% . of the word; clever antet se match 4 a bay geld. ..1$ hands high, 4 goad I 'The Pen_iWa ittipty Aeroflot' Am, the nobe.gonig rich of the above 'elegant tittle lostromelog ready for their 1 dnoy pony be writteo4 sac: w tes .i,,. o f d ie . gig baron; oven, large.slomi gortsbonesc home/,'b 'Rill, the mgt. •Anneitiet, Hill,' and the Plumate Aratentimie chhicp ; slot *teething tor soave Al the twat seloh, Senteh i l ly .kr i a i dilib r i but b•• ors giggids.ntle.tel 7 - „id c b. i s • aes, Re. •. . ..%.v --..., ~., , -. rill, w itit antemletimis, „were seal w :hist dose asid Jawed. r Irish. tout ltainta Vocal Movie. with accompaniments peculiar. y miscue to enable the prartnitmet so adi siia .k...., 3 Toth* rkwed the moraine of Sale. ,_... , t • . , The Jodi& Hill. the Irish Loam Charge Rill, Mr. Pairseed ly adapted after the moose: of the Harp, , - ' I,PII. ;fle .AMX. • • •••--•-- Public ode Days ever Tunas y . and -Ahab. , ~ ' -Itanitinersaidallid, and the Trinity eitefritte =l e *ere bifitosll! ln,ti action, given no the Htrrp Lute, the Piano -fortes Si. • ' IA : ', said mav hebsid ~... 4 ' 4 % • _..* . • tip•froutlfriCisibettiasby.Mr. Csiertemar - illeMONOlig 441 • • - ,vo. ...v Alien . --7 W - ' ''''• • •994 . i 1 4 4 ; •. - . 14,406...4V111TL1A711) smiths . • "I" ' ilailiellb. aeut.s.lint - foe. • • illy. Ilt di t e . 4 tt e r edb a;d caimuird attital. 4,01.0 is areviass lino cif !wow .1„ . 1.r.r...7....,.. 7 itoonis . . . . . 4,.,: . ~. 6100 ... . , tooprisonetj.br in _ • . .- ' 'llse•Stlpsidins, se: joti was trig *l f n i :t _ _43,11P *be 'lntl WM . Mr , ring to goer It ilte lituoie . Shope , Ar. under ...„ , . s. ", ~,,, „, ....., , ~ J im al . ,l , la , :: , - Moos by Mr. nod ether matosits, kart 4 •-••. „ • , , 4 * ISFGHLY aalnlible .FR EtallOLD ESTATE, - atentv,.and theStif• wth tbeatiototionneo, ivaeowkaaalaraa fO rru " ell name " f Ha n' L4es ' wiwre " " flails air liable W 1 . E FREP a riIIINKII 4 IO •• i • IST/AN , s IS within three *idles 4 the , Or if Lincoln i enatthein ' pr i n ceti fiti - •• • be imposed upon, the real 'Harp , Lutes being volt tutee had as 1 i ... . :,• . g,„ . . ~ „ above. • . , .. MAGAZINA,: fortione sad ".1•11 4 .4ai,46, ~,,, evesp k. t e . 114.0 acres almonds of liiipmvatite. issoble, atetylow, Pas- ,_ The ceiiii A:ltt: s lsill 'yap als o . _ retained iiijr . Wie.144.. • Han and vivant,* a Mr. COBBETT ' S artful Rod Ind. Attre. mod few Mods well ANIMA; and let to-•s topeeinMe te- , Ingtoa nod other M ,tvith the amendments aglttellb.e • ai_tack . an . Ch r i st i an i ty ; together with his mow Am o m p , ~1 0Ary„, to nineraerheat FAUNS. with (lending good build- ADMIRALTY RgrittittAlN Ilia.. ' 1 TO THE MANLY IN PF.F.I.ING-IN SE"" " tv at - IfENT- . !Was. inkia seodii also the manorial right% or considenible extent. IN HONOUR! ;lOW comic! gowirtmorsnapOneliiit 4 :4 .1 id o l! s 8.4. M. yones. This Property rea pert iz y log is a w 6 e i l ie l st ema arili te v , the attention of t Geot gui, l d tm e en iimi d tio e;i; The . H ouse resolved itself •into a CoCoinreiftee en. - T P., A YOUNG LADY, a native of the 1 Ne sul wit t i b L s ofe het t !" " and c o :Yatcrilltes 4e w s. : the Admiralty Registry's Bill, the Dirl of Morton • .0.4. Indies (out Imo a resident of this Klajdos l o. a high t • ._. %It , tfora-spommaaoy the miaow being weilMetrlird with game, and expectations. and whose ialad, trader tilt eye or.a paseat--tiew ; . . Ci4BSIOAL JOURNAL.. : iii ;, In the aelabaarboad of ille,, beg pa c k of fox hounds in the in the Chair. . no more, has received the hearth of a nature, at mice liberal cL A ssicAL jou R N AL4 ey _ ..... . '.- causal. , • • A conversation of some length took . plaee as to and difose; of asaimers and attainments herald the type of A tha...44v. fi r Jane, Apply, past paid, to MearVeistiv Fowler, Ripley, Gear liar. • ...Ai...ft. gismo I Ilrired tiv .k asculiaritv a& a sitoritioa, at ___ 1f jail IntAi!healtisfice, 6 s• Etallitaill 4 lNlalY4 04,t1,-. 1 1 1 0 1 10 10 , Yorkshire. .... -. . . • '..' . the effect of. the claase, postponing .the operatlO a • • I 41..eaniii MI ansal• fhia baimealeamiCrwa A' ilisk.iinroodsi 1 , 61 elks , . . - - -- type .- _ _ . . 'mediocre sta' rapt Urged Air die peculiseity . 4 a situatio% at _ __ Jam publi -- Caelaheiva_4 . iirietv— ALAS. which temerity connot point, tbronsh the mediums of aa ad. SICAL, MBLICAL; and Cattff#TAkjiSTERATURIL. drew, open to the view of all, would be soliekeis to meet with Relished Qoartirly. an individual whose comportment. mnnly mad decisive. offering 1a N. XIV.% printed Mr. POWlltblibefPraistaiiilas it the cl„im to coblidence aid liberal demeanour. could invite the B"ewimt &r. N o . L with aianTilltnaikwe ant otagliono-• copy was Ihtely sold by auctioa for above 71. . • e timid (unaccustomed to the outrage upon prescribed farms) to she disclmurc of those particulars ' which, in an aupropitious Also N o . 1. of miacchunt of all the Clinical. Biblical:tie* moment. have appeared to agonise delicacy and would seitsiblw t) ao r m ind's . l MSS. in Great Britai% with Omit Llateitiawd.Dm.l lit) in the nice', point. , ~.. L. P.'s choice (in the selection of that object tn be confitled I With a complete List of all Abbreviated Words is Lolls; in) can only be directed by the comportment, throutheat, of ; with their vilei., Bol ._tieve, • ~_ . ~. _ the persists addressing her P lib fair, .with.hemournble lateat. l Imagoal num D T wherw*na eel un• Patereellee'veW the turd whith (if such, in tone and aspect, as to nest approval) . dnY end Co. Oxford ; Deightil%•Ciunbridig; g sod shall not pass b", tonnolced, nor wholly unrequited. Cu. Ldinburgli; nod all tithed Beneksalkors. • ; ~., I Addres, t.e L. P. (post-paid), General Post-office, 121, Tot- i - - tenh ten- roes rt-coad. the .. postponing .the operatifiti, the Bill till afierilieterndnatton of thekstentst a ea present Reghdrii; . -,I al, :. 1,. !r, ..).3i. ra . . Lord HOLLAITD and. the Eiri 'of litinitit. DALE irislied teltne‘v . Whether, .if `the pi* flee lot Itatikinte Witt 'it kitors' • money existed in this ! Offie,e, the clause would not,tend to legafte 14 and whether` leek . * pactiCeivis ih itself _legal ? • Tile LORD . CHANCELLOR declined' answering the queittOitiis ti the legal*. of any - such practice, tkvithoist'faither - inferniitien. .He v i i 'edifd, l‘6l. oter,. that the chaise Aid' riet - tind - to render the Pic. 'dee legal, it ittwes itot alit present... . ' - "Lird REDESDALB iiid it had iOnstantik Wert the tor tie Vtiblici °theirs,. having money, in .their.hands, to mate interest of It where there 'were 'obipecifie reguhitions .to . the contrery, 'and It had "sever been - declared Hiegel,. - • - • Lord tILLENBOROC/PH obOeired, that the Of. 'titer having peblic moriey',in his handil y Most be, - at the risk . of hiving it forthcoming When wanted, stud '1461, therefore, deposit it withibitoker,..rhb mOt interest of it. He did not, theiefOre, eseir7 lim• 1 terial difference between the. Banker a s t aka gaiter 1 making interest of it. The LORD CHANCELLOft'Vati 'tee Vin 1* — O. ceeded wins .ars._erreneeratinincittitelei iilillipSint that . th i MA' of England "odd - be l iallitilkei . dg' the Court of Admiralty for nothing. Th 6. Bank of England was the Banker of 'the Court of Chincry i (none of the money.in that Court being allotted 'to remain in the hands of its Officers), but they would not be the Banker of the Court unless they wereil lowed to make a profit of .the money deposited in their hands. Lord -It EDESDALE obierted; with respect to the clause alluded to, that it tnerely.weist.to this, that I the operation of the BM shotild' not•commencestill i after the termination.of the interest of the presint" - 1 Registrar, - in which oPinton Bart Stanhope agreed. Lord HOLLAND thOhght the Bill nogattici;:aad moved that the - Chairinati 'should It the Malty which was negatived. - After soine further conveititioir'fire Brit Piiii4 - through the Committee, and,.etif robe red Without amendnkent. AucTtoilit bOWE'II PATENT BRITISH dIdIRT.IN4CLOTII . I Tibemij Manufacture of the kind in the United !Cinema. YAM bllshetf, ISA /PITTS Fabric, from its commencement, has been , A ;manufactured with • view for sale tolntivate Walks-and home trade, and is now Womb , I . ' a degree of esceUeuee r and 'te i rfeetion unequalled, aid told at abnut' WO the p i tied of INA... ..-.4l'is peculiarly adaptest for all remain .and climates by hi r , s + .. , train the effects incident to the daisies of the attune; to . which •every other description Of ddretu* cloth it • , . . „Its durability and beautiful whitener. (after five years' trial) stands uoritallesi, and the Proprietor pledges himself to reiniJ burst any parehmer who May experience a defect in the quill- ,lies fur which it is recansmendea. Sold at the Patentee's Qrigiaal Warehnise, 151, Chaapside, near St. Paul's; nod by appaintineut at Harding, Howell, and CO.'s, 89, Pull-stall, and 'Washer Muse•lii Lisadoo. NEW AND POPULAR BOOKS. FOR THE USE OF - • SCHOOLS AND. YOUNG PERSONS. * Shrew ood , Neely; gad Joan. Paten...age-row. Leediig; abid may be bad of all Boakorllers In the Uaiwil Kingdom, TO BLESS, IS TO BE BLEST." MCI those whose hands can relieve, while 'their I heart. t 0. , miserate nursed morth. the distrrning Case of a R ii("TA 81. F. TRADESMAN, with a large Family, is eiirne.ll, iecommendeil. truly des. ruing Mon, and his Wife, a most worthy cha racter, %ill , five sovne Children, bare be en suddenly reduced, by thesis - mire imprudence of a person with whom be was con nected. to the severest privatioist of extreme indigence. For several weeks after his f.iilure, in the ricoer of winter, his abode exhibited a scene of such complicated misery, as to be justly conceived must ivtve been I.itnessed. Ills calamitous re verie here!, too, at the time hi- custom and credit were must in terring, and as he wag enjoyinr the fairest hopes of reaping the fruits of unrensitted. exemplary industry. Th..sigh leseued, till now, by., temporary succour. from otter wretchedaeis, he lint still unceasisigly to look, with alarming anxiety. towards' the future. In this tr. ing.ei igesce feels absolutely mom& Sited so optimal to the humanity obtain/4ml . feelings of humble reloraore, yet not without the respectful re liance due in no discriminating litter/I)4y, he begs leave for bitten-IEIO solicit,lo implore for his wife and hit children that compa.iiumite bounty which would enable him instantly to re new the reputable connection tw had soccesifally ettabllshed, and could 111414. at once, afford him the sore me m of again credit At. providisA .s pertaasent mainteriaseeT a ra destitute,. anhapp% The liveliest gr Allude sill be indelibly imprinted on the beers. of I.,ese odPeted potent' and saffering children towards those friends of honsmity ,litte matt contribute to raise them ft , nt ,;,elf deep distre-4 ; and the truly charitable are entreated At peruse the Willa.' sir Ott stelastitoly Case, which may be. tern at each of the (Allowing Bankers, tte. where Sebactipilons • 'kite kindly bees opened s -51rs-rs. A. 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Price I .111ELLENGER'S MODERN FRENCII 'CONVER : SA .II TtON. Price 2'. OUTSTANDING PRIZES. TI3ISII entreats the Holders of the undermen . tinned Twenty-one CAPITAL PRIZES, mild and Owed by him in the Lottegy that gfiislord last Moatb, .to bring them for PAYMENT. or EXCHANGE them for Tickets and Shute. in the New Lottery of only 12,000 Tkkets, to be gin drawing 17tb September. 3.`4.17 a Primer ... X 90,1100 9,1: 7.112 ' 4111100 l9 28ft • X3OO 16,131 •.r. 2400 4,643 496 illt• of • 1.000 7,0 9 A 7.882 E . -,.4: 8.931 10,197 6,6‘0 1i,515 2 ,Itti 16,117 Te•rts and Shares are selling in great variety et both 151,411'S truly fortunate 015 re% from which Perseus in the Country may te qiiiplied by seudlag their Orders (Post or Car riage paid; t.i either i. CORNHILL,.or 9, CHARING-CROSS. - 19. - iI4IE - Nifir c iNEW SPANISH GRAMMAR. Price MULI4ER'S ENGLISH AND GERMAN SPELLING BOOK. Price As. . 15. RENDER'S' PRACTICAL GRAMMAR OF THE GERMAN LANGUAGE. Price ss. -16. 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Retire ti i• aighly . recommendesi in the periodical works on me. dirille, to astln..tic, consumptive. bilious, and nervous invalids ; ample e%penetice lon proved it to be more beneficial than me dicine, ;old a ill supersede its use. When it is considered that the stomach is the source of nearly all the diseases that assail human nature, it cunstot appear extraordinary that it should he found Iti‘lily beurSetal in such a variety of complaints—even in rlie.miutistio,.giiut, and indigestion, it will accomplish more than ;Inv inedi. toe yet discovered. imported and sold by W. Wilson, SS, Strand. The ARTIFICIAL LERD!COPT S_Zta i t i VPROVED TRUSSES for NV II ITYORD, Su rgicalWatrument Maker and ty • Cutler to St. Barthillartsew's Hospital, and Truss-ranker to the City of Looluts Truss tioriely, far the Relief of the Rap tured NW', patronised by his Royal Highness the Duke of Cambridge: begs kayo to asmouriee to the Public, that the aro aunt compkie APPARATUS, as a-SUBSTITUTE for LEECHES. lately invented by bias, fellow sanctioned by the Society of Arts, Miumfowitires, sad Comnierce, who, in testi nonial of their appeohatims, haat swain voted hits their Silver Medal, in addition to the nee that holmd the hammer of receiving from them in the year 14111AIlli his ImprovediThisses. The Ap paratus i, six** and 01110400.- the modewf application easily understood, sot illetwegpilitiploied by any r*Mlity of dan ger. is •• J. Whitford bdat v ;i t etlon of leferninUthe and those afflicted - the ;good Weds. of- his Im proved Trusses's/ow lirdifwithin these few years by from eight to ten thamilliheleled Individuals; and he !gangers by easy and convedearlioar, WALK" up ;he most difficult fop turn that ran ellst. • Whitford's Artificial Leeeltel, together with the Trusses, may I be had at hitt Manufactory, 'Met she centre gateway of St. Ran holathew's Vfest fiebithieid, where the public,: and profr.sional Gent haiiitis SC artiestlar , nee requested to , tip-, I+7; teveral spurious' I filifirest's kavioir esiotied ibr saki' • ton a 7' . • .• .2•; 11T ''' -CATON •ON DEBILITY. • • Price St. bd. Screed Edition, PRACTICAL. OBSERVATIONS on the DE-. BI (ATMS, mound and contracted, of the GENERA TIVE ORGANS of both Sexes; including Remarks on One- Mint Seminal Weakness'. mesons's! Etaission. Glees.. .Tubes Dunulis,.Fluor Alba*, &c. &e. with the Theory of Gettora ti up. Ry T. M. CATON, Surgeon, Late of the United Hospitals .ISt. Thomas's and Gu)'s. Published by the Author, Nu. 10, litatahuggotauet, New castle-street, I,undun: Where may be had, • CATON'S POPULAR TREATISE on the CAUSES and DISTINCTION of the varieties of ASTHMA, with new, simple. send successful Instructions for the Prevention and treat ment of Asthmatic Fits. price Ss. Jug puhlished. peicg- de. r i a - : ;. 'LjINTS to the N ENNOUS and DENLITATED both Berm, paitieularly to these whose 111fliMiliell are as insurmountable bar to Cana:Olaf Happiness, and to the phiskied p l osel l ips of that destructive habit, skids under- mines the must vigorous cuatlitutions, and i.ftco precipitates yoang persons, in the prime of life, into an the istermltirs of old age, a complication of diseases, add:the very briuk of the grave ? before they are tummies* of its moral turpitude, urge- structure tendency : with Observations on the best mode of 7reatmeat, founded no long and amide ex . t By Id. VIINF.4, Bd. . Late Professor of Botany at the Uahrersity of den;Ley Ph)si: eau to the Royal Household at Balla, ate. c. &c. 9 6 Dios est vimrre, sod solace, Landau: Published by tits Aialters to be *vim, .Pie, sass, 166, Fleet-street; Wahine 2d, nano taopuireet" Co. vont-garden : Rickards. 199, Stand, near . Chureb • teAddaroly 1, Poll- Mali; at She Author's Maser Aute4 twee, 1 1, 110,4 •Nore i pd 07 tic Tatra, em Culetf,y. - " • ' WILLIAM B. MOUNTAIN, Saricen's 'lead Ina, Snow-hill, - ISnadens the - ben Accommodating for Travellers, good Beds, choiceluars,_and moderate Charges. The (alleging loan Coaches, ail Coaebes, dm. set out from the Saracen's Head fen, Snow- II: EXErIIR, Plvttswoth, Weytameih, Dorchester, Falmouth, Dartmouth, and Salisbury, New .Post Conch, every Morning, .41 lanifined Sic e'Clock, with a Guard, through Honiton, An alosier. yfrielpint, Blandford, and Bag:shot. MOSTOr4dding,.Peterberougb, Stilton, and Hunting-. iMad Canebs sets w, nut every Evening. , cebes from Bodes is Spilshy, Loath, Oriariby, and Hull. ° 1 LIVERPOOL, Wartitwon, liirefsford, Stone, and Latch. Acid, acisuCdpieb. T eonfJ liars *TWO. to Ditaareans's. Msa Heal I, Date-street, Liver- 4 pool. Guarded thrmighout. BATH mad saisroi. Flying Post Conches, through Chip-, s.. Imes, _Cable, end Marlborough, every A ft ernoon; arrive at MMr. Mr. May's, tee Grey Wuxi Inn, Bath, and the Landau Tavern,. Themas—treet, and the Swan Bristol, gestMorbing.—Cuaehes .tas Wells, Bridgewater, Taentrus, Ate. • • LEEDS Mgt% Light Coach, called, The Rockingham, sets out very Morning at balf-past Seven e'Clockt carries Finer Irides only; and goes rewtaritahly.easy, with a Guard threueh rm. Palma ttworgto Stamford, Newark, Heifer& Doncaster and Peri twidge,to the Golden Li o n, Leeds, next Day at Noon. Notwithstanding the istwontimoo expeditions of this Coach, It is' allowed to tie tar must agreeable and ensplete Public Convey ance•aa tee ?Intl* Road, being agegualla4 io Arcommodatioa by any others KENDA L, • Lancaster, nesters, K irlor Loteekle, Bnhon, (Morin, Orersklrli, aid Garrang Past Catches, every After-. sown, et Five to'Clucks . GLAstiow, inirr e : un htta t r-Oreen, Amen, Dumfries Briowebilk Thorsibilt Sagabiar- Kiln, Cattoodlt, sod ad; pans of Seetliset; gatliperdovres Cornea (Paoy). YOKE.tistacassie, and Edanurgh, new Coach, pert rated with a Guncd throughout, seas nit every Morning of half-paw Six reClorki by way of Newark,. Reifted; , Tatkaster, Dar longing,. Northullertion, Durham, Morpeta, and Berwick.— Passengers ending thenspeives fatigued from the length of the journey, may rest what time they please; and the* preieed on wilhiul any additional fare. J. Clarks the Brack Swan, Cos, oey-street, York, runs -coaches to Sunderhuld, Hull, &who rough, Whitby, and takes Place's. BRIDGENORTH and Withal rie4 Post Coach, every- Evening, • CARLISLE, Penrith. and Whitehaven. Post Ciarh, goes. with Four Horses, and a Guard oil the war. Names through. Omagh. Appleby, -Gientahridge, Richmond, t'atterirk, rooghbridge, Wetherby, A herL.rd, Doncaster, and. Grantham (the nearest Way by eighteen miles), sets glut every Morning,', and perfume tar Jto urne y with the grouted fat ility. Passengers detained' oo she Road by busiarsi or pleroure, have the pecypar advantage to( their seats being secured in the neat Coach. WA KEFIELD Post Coach, every Morning, at half-past' Six o' Clock . 'CHESTER, Newport, Whiteburch, Tarperky, Nantwicb, Northw.;.ch, and Middle wieli, Post Coach every Evening ? at Five o'Clock. SUNDERLAND, Stockton, said Yarns, New Coach, every Morning, to the George Into, Underlain. MANCHESTER, Winslow Congleton, Newcastle , Weisel • and 41410 - retMtnpi 0000 Post Cor.clt ° every Aftermson. garded. °- SHREWSBURY, Wellington, and Shiffnal, Putt Grath; the Royal Chartotte, every EVellillf, at Five,u'Clock, SHEFFIELD and Rotherham Piet Coach, called 1k peek= Ingham,. every Morning. . souTHAMPTON,Wincheaer, Alresfard, sad Altos 0044 every f siccing. BIRMINGHAM Mercury Poo Coach, with 'a Gatrid;'lietr out every. Afternoon, and reaches Birmingham neat day at area. Rums. by Oxford s Easton, and Shipsteee, to lisp ssmega's Head, Eullastreet, Birmingham. HULL; Nertheave, Bowden Thorn, and . Demtasivr; Post Coach, every Morning at half-pat Sig o'Clock, to, the Bali and Man • HERTFORD , Ware, Moddeslon, Clieskunt Nails; every Merging.. I'OTTEN HAM and EDMONTON Coach, pt lasif-pest 3, .latalf z LasE.4, and half-past • The East of 'LAUDERDALE- pieseetiii a Peti tion from the-Lord Mayor, Aiderretett„- attdCoennon Council of Lcihdart against the:lftinereitriuctiolts' Bill. His' Lordship adverted to the numerous. Peti tions presented to the House against the li.e4illerice of Itinerant and Mock Auctions, and obieried upon the evil whiCh resulted from them to the fair trader, goods beintpit up, for instance, as the stock of a bankrupt, but to which were added' a variety of ar ticles ora-ovilkie greatiy inferior to what was prefeo. ed. Pergotts viere'etaPloyed to bid, in order to`tißse the prices, nadir thOy did net fetch the Ptiailiet upon them, they sierebdtight in end ' pat: cps , lakain and again, until someToolish Stray period was found to giie the price set apehthein, Matinee . Wad also lately occurred, of two perialte . ivho •Wetil,hy the names of Captains Johnson and Theiiiiit4 pla ting op for Silesia RichmOnd„ and other plicasZiAat were pretended to bb German linens, but which were, in TaCt,.minufactured in Scotland. Theliijifry which resulted from these Itinerant and Mock *tie 'lions to the fair trader, and the , discredit brought open oilinintinfactiires, loudly called for a remedy ; but the Bill which had been sent up from the Com mons, instead of giving' rplkef 'to the fair trader, tended to legalize the Oil.. It was upon this ground' that the Cerperatiois - bf r Lindion petitioned against the Dill, an 4 he leisib'beireineeif of° the impolicy *of the'Bill, iklrtbe manner in which it was framed' that'he inted to move to-morrowlo postpone the second reittttg /or thrth months. 'the` Lords were oider‘d 'to be summoned` fbi to. morrow, • INDIA._ put JO. 111 HE CORDIAL BALM of GILEADiIo highly! AL eetteasod , la the Best oed West Utiles, faantiurithime and invigorating the Nervous System, anti actingau a-gmteral Retie: tativelli'debilitated Constitutions arising from . ' .tts Com plaints 'nentraeted in hot eUntasn. The cold abdolegaseloes - brut - wormed and steadied the reiased,Obret oft flesh; rendered Arm ; the apturiet havieortiled limbs covered lbeoY sae the. kiSioit l, fla iler b v b et v b a r ti g h . r'renZe d ered"firmil l ea d t th ie e d uL t sr h l e el rel la i gret eck tre r d e l l anret soft _ ' 1 The 'FA 14 'Of BUC AMSBIRE g a " ne " - enmerigedifinos covered with fie u g fi ft h s g l ad' itetausimrted vets- tine :of his intdO !ion to move die - emend ~ teidiiier of self replenished. • "1 • w+, i • • the India. Bilk =Friday, Tor , .which dar the ••Lesele . , Aura pi: hove the care nod education of . fetuales. 41141 studious VI as well itt the sq •ntary p4t of Ake eommuatly‘ shvklid never be ere °Hiatt* to be summoned. . • - -. . w• ' , without' ibe -Cordial Ilitiof of (libid o *MA remove Hermes in: Adjournodotill to- morrow vi (till" day). ~- 1 1 the bead, ltutigOrale, literalists, ketwvies the 41. 6 1110% sail ee- • •-.•- ;-;.. ~ .. , livens the lentginationi reeroleo , and oalillirater ilte, lougoid .. - , , _.., , if I droopiturerras, promoter 4110044 stmt !wares the ni•rve., . , ErttigE OF GQ3411.9N5.. - The Medicine it sold iff NMI"' :Us; elle*, or 'four to - ow Family Httele, fur 3M. )ty e Forthaaor parroa..une The Warwick . Hospital Hilts rat treat a • MIA ileoo.ood Ih. Saida,. bk;4ll the Medic - he a . . . . • ... , duct, . - ' ...' • ' ' **• l _, _• 4 ' . •-• ' ". 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