The Statesman. — London, England, 1812-03-26 00:00:00

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I' • • , v • wastes ttaativ CiaitraisitsiefteelfllllllPKlL • relria Sour Bild. tki„iisaresg 1 nu'd private 1111 h, in all 16 e+ammi p.fiallk, .- - . ' • t. . loners were the Lord and - 911teiMat ilisi Bittiniit, Mr. Nlearla ' non the Treasury, • igcountit.of the banded sod nfunded IVO, &Cs.; r.lirviag, from the bone, Aocoonts 'adored by tOr Paultarnesitorhich veep lor Ato oa the table. • • ~'Hie for repealing the Oaths taken' by Members : before Ble Lord • Steward , some rural and Oriente Bins, *AO from the Commas by Mr: C , %%yew,. Sir imill other Menthers.and read a fiat time. The t Bill war after a Pie *ords frock . the' Lail of Ile be printed, '. ' • APPE.U.S. •. • • ' .ciIaiNCEL4GOR ohturtad, that br' *!,O -from. interlodutory Decreer in till .. -amili, ja. Scotland, could be brapight be; -- ...,isplalsthy tease of. the divi ' . ' • or. sinless there was, a • • amongit tpou 4 kudges., ' Some. appeals oL cri , t -I this &spon has, however, been beoegiit up:ta.l the'House, and•he therefore moved (there being no leave of-ttio Ceitert. which would buTP.-beeu apparent ill the lirtlefedingo), in order to ascertain . .a kettles , ' there was any difference of opinion amongst the Judges respeiting the Interlocutors appealed against, that the fad should be certified by the Counsel isf! the respective, Causes.—Ordered, His Lordship afterwards moved, that the 'stand._ ,int Order of tetts . d of March, 1697, respecting Ap. 'peals, should betaken into consideration on the firm- Zhanday i atter the. recess, with the view of adding t* it, hi order to;, prevent frivolous appeals, that .the Counsel signing the Petition of Appeal, or the otheril • Counsel for the parties in such causes in the Court of Session, should certify that in their judgment there was reasonable ground for appeal. Also, to order that parties intending to present a Petition of Ap- I peal, sbeuW give notice of such intention to' the parties who were to be the Respondents, and in dorse the serrk.e of such notice on the back of * Petition. Also, to order that in all Petitions.of Apt. pal, in future,. from. Interlocutors of , the Court of Session, the Counsel should certify the fact, either 4.1 the leave of the division to present such appeal, or.i of a difference of opihion among the Judges.—Ostr dered, .that the said Standing Order be, taLea into , consideration, on the first Thursday after. the recess, sad that ir4rds be summoned. • .' • , ' . • BANK NOTES. • :Earl G t postponed his motion relative to Bark N 'II a ft er th e ym esa --- s_,Aßeßled till the In of hp, . --4 1 1... . , s HOUSE OF COMMONS. The SPEAKER Minded the House of Lords. to hear the Royal Assent ghat. by'Commissioo, to the Loan Bill, and the hitt) Sugar Dtawhack Bill. Sir CHARLES PRICE fire:sited a Petition from the Master, WiE - deus, and Court of Assistance of use Merchant Taylors' 1 Company, against the Charitable Donation Bill.-Ordered to lie on the table. j --S I inable cintoes, and was bisidca prpervition of the town, the old I that in a high wind the slater e , ' could be no objection to the obje 1416 i.... ~... . as to the mode i n whi r h th a t obj e c t should. ,lafrAfff , • • complished that could be d e eid e d•i n i Consmittel • <. lie hoped„therefore, It would be „S:itieted to OF' ' . . , ceed. . - i. • I Sir EDWAB,D KNATCHOULL conCiirrealtafti. . • propriety of committing the Bill,' tatA pitliging ItiteCt self, however, either to support or oppose it isetkisa the Committee. ' • . • Sir.WII,I,IAIVI CUrtiS *ithdrew itr . - mew, and the Bill wait then read a seeon time s , • . ordered fel. a Select Committee'uheve stairs. ~. '..-. titi l , T4jaiLt 4,',.a_ttal. .IT, was re n. third. tiess*...„_ passed, after t felP"%rtis &obi Sir Edward KtliK •• .. : , , , , bull. . • • .•., " . • ' - - 134."K'N.GarE BAL. .. .. , t . Mr. PONSONarrose, pursnant hi ,flie.l,3* move for an account of the-nuojber ivf Bank of litw o . i lied . lifotes, spicifyiug the.vAlitre of each, : Which Nut been presented to the Rink of rAgland i fer pay Trent I during the 11 years, front January, Met, to 31,t De ' cemher ) 1811. The e ason why the lion, Member . did not carry his motion so far back as on the pre... ceding evening, was, because the clerk of the Bank. of England, who,had, kept the ac co unts o f th os e, . I early years, was now.abneut, And they could toot bcs prepared. its 20ficient time.. Ordered, after a few i words from Mr..Matining. Me. PONSONBY next moved for an account of, the number of persons who had been prosecuted by i the Bank of England for forging the notes of Bet. t Governor and Company of the Bank of England., I since the suspension of cash puments in 1797, to the Ist January, 1812.—Ordered. , Also fora similar account during the. 11 years pry- • ceding 1797, and for an account of those who had„ been prosecuted for counterfeiting the current coin of the realm during the same period.—Ordered. Mr. PONSONBY then moved for an account of the persons prosecuted for counterfeiting the current i tokens of the Bank .of England for the same period. I -Ordered. „.. iPYRING AND MARSoiNi tEMthir.Atit)i For Panels, imairsaiM4 snakes,. Ike. • - • 10MILI ES, 'laver's, and lola, wirl And it tamely ennvenieat, aA tt 'suits _every . 41 noNic Plorkalv where the Leismi is necessary ; also Olken; Cnptakis ofiimps, and Where. at it is dry and portable, and will retain its tiring in every divans?. Prepared only la 169, Rornugh, fosisitin; and wild IA Maws at %.(01. by must Drisigisei, Lituarie., Citorectioaeri, OilWeet sad Medirlr.e Yeeders; and by Rigge• anh Wale greet , IQiUiata , 12, Piccadilly; Flagueoiri, Wytaarlall tt (;edge, Leicesier-squares Macdonald and Co. I.imatwe: field. Weeii•stre_o4 • liatas,=llaraerowtmet ; elawster,.. • ins asialkel, 0 xForagoem L raird, notbnro; Barelagg r et• market ; Prithsiy. Hard% and lhaw•and Edwassis, 31. Parrs Chureb.yard; Basler. Stubbs, and Rigge, Chenpaide Tall • NiA. ander the Extbange; Golding and Ynde, Cornball; Camplto, •Flithiiiitgate-mreet ; Knight, Norton Falgate t Bat ten, alias; Puebla”, Camberwell; Gillind and Butter • Sts old; and Fillet, Out/gist, Greenwich. _ iid tbe Mikefdik of Sale s .., Pepittles ot rd i Ifetti, EatVerss Ha/ lk s e‘meo, mid. Oflor4 ill bun By blr. SAMA A ' .• ~ otb, Wiry. Goswell.street, ipo =SDAIr t : kph - Bill ws ?Clock, by order of the 4 lar• 41 se , io be I /lo ve l legman, a jank__:. : ‘ ,* mim. ; uilefret CA M .1•-.4' ' I l Se . l .. CIIA in !to ad • -. on, tikes or roast wotl=Z i tisrAbir tior#;' , tow no appeal. Ins listriAtilindalLilkhea Wl* WAN 4Tl4lentle Co o f : ..k j g cry fist trotter; Ls lin'y Mt* liilletea=" • —l.# VOA Roue , ludo e tarsW, several pairs of ears log* ha, • , Is, &e.- - . • tbd such interiscAitor % to he viewed One Dar prior to .tad %IN wken of opinion. amongst Bey be had of Mr. Sadler, .as abort . ; nod al — -1 this &Seriatim] he: Yard_•MaiiihArld. /' . ~:. NEW INVENT Ell .BREECHES. ill SUTTON has the honour of presenting his IL • respectful acknowledgments I the Nobility, Gentry, and the Public, fur the distinguished patronage he has experieneed for his new invented Breeches and Pantaloons The unprece dented demand for them affords on unquestionable proof of their inestimable utifity, us . it eradicate. that very gr.•at cmnplaint of the bad sewing, and the silk turning colour in washing, in the seams being made without kg or side seam; and renders ker lseymere ns elastic as stocking of every dec riptimi, which mak"s 'them peculiarly adapted for riding, which has been long the de sire of An many genOvmen, sad m le only by the inventor, T. Semen, 914 (north side of the New Church), Strand, when- :.e has laid In an elegant assortasept of the ettoirr-t sammer Lnaieelsrsta h. naval and ailitery equipments, at cording to the newest regulation; nod every other branch of the business et. Mel in the Ent style, with t►e utmost punctuality and dia. IS. Gentlemen in the country desrous of having their domes made in London, by seadii 4 ; a letter, post paid, to the above, may have instructions to measure thesselvr.. Clothe' sett to any part of She world. aPd: ' IP: suivm ER. ILESI I) EN C ES. MR. s WITITIVF.LL Estate Agent and Mar' tioneer, 41, South Sett Chambers, Threndoeedle-strelio begs leave to inform the Aublic, he has several C7rloonintions roguing Country Houses for a term of Years and as tempera,' Residences / and requests persons. having Property to sell or let, under either of these tenures, to inform him by terser, post pairl, their terms. &C. • . • Country Homes furnished, or otherwise, End Town 'NO'S. adapted to families of relpertabilify, as well an Property in ie. aral, to sell or let. registered free of expenee as I or at Mr. Whiteell's OSice, South Crescent, Betlfpcd-square. N. B. Mr. W. has at this time , several Estates for Axle by Prliate Cootract, claiming toe aliened* of hover:. Van .us nooses iu Londoo sad /Middlesex, and Premises adopted to Ma factariet to let. Mr. W. has also 51031. ready to advance in differeot stuns OIL • well secured Annuities.' • . • , 3t • •,t . mud it* Bike's FmOISSAWT. • • • la taro rds. rAvirl tin, prier 71. 7s. hoards. SIR JOHN FRO4SiART'3 CHRONICLES of Eno: on, France, sylia, Portage, ',kart:ma, Brittany, Flinders; Mid the aijoinnti Countries; traoslared from (he ori ginal French. at Ire tionmitod of King Hen' e the Eighth.. Hy Jon* ifOURCHIER, LORD BERN nth. Rerintedtrows eyniton's fii.'4lition of 1549 tistti 1525. with'.hke Names of Places a-d Pekoe*, 'artfully corrected; to *high aloe added Memoir of the Trinwladar, mad wMpitial ftwitth-- Priniet Cm F. C as! J..ltiviagloa; T. Pi/pli J Wilkie and Robinson; • Longman. Horst, Kee., Orme, and Brown; Cadeil s and Davies r J. Mawutan ; It. H. Evauts ; ft. Baldwin; Mid J. Murray. • Of whom moy he btd, " In five wit!. roynl 4to. with 50 Eagr.vinp, 211. hoard., THE CHRO ICLF.S of MONSTRELET: heing a Con tinuation of Froistort's Chronicles. Translated from the must approved Originalv, with Notes. gy Thom is Mutes. Esq. Also the CHRONICLES or ARNOLD, RASTELL. HAROYNG. FA RYAN, GRAFTON, HALL, tad HO .LiNSIIED, uniform with the above. PILOTS' BILL. The House reselvetlitself into a Committee upon the Pilots' 6111. . Mr. JACKSON proposed as an Amendment, 'hit the Pilots Should, or might, have the liberty .of croising - to a certain Althea beyond Dover. The House difidesk upou this Atnetol , neut, wiles& the unmhers-vrete--1- . . Ayes 11 Auss 56 Majority Mr. 111ARRVAT proposed a clause, by which it was provided thnt the Bill should cnntiitue . only fur fire years. It was neptived without.a division. . Toe Report was brought up and received, and it was ordered that the Bill be read a third • time to morrow. A Message from the Peen, announced their Lord. ships' assent •to the Mbtors' . 11elif Bill, with Amendments. • SAVCE .EPICURIENNE. TASPER TAYLOR and SON have the honour LP of ireoalida ma respectful neknostiedgment , to the No bility, Gentry, and the Public, for the diAtinguished patronage the, have esperienced in the extensive's:de of their newly-in vented SAUCE EPICURIENNE, which, in kuplity and flu • your, is allowed to eveed MI tning of the kind hitherto intro duced mina* the maistrif comforts of life. The unprecedented deinAnd for ilskirSraer bas tbaSest alforat art t.toqtses toothhl*prionf ut its inestrinable utility in dying . a cho ice and^ sto-t &limeys relish to . plotin.and luxUritius dished of every de-. sr, iwino. It is peculiarly Adapted, fur as it IT its virtue and high Savour In all climates. Pint Bottle* nt 4s. and Hitlfgartri:lsailt, sod bAyy appointment, et- nod W.:, y, bi t , ; Mr. C.. Vii es, 2, Lendenhalf-s rest ; Mr. - • yloes t Sirr)i ; Mr. T. files's, Creeawieli t'ar . t.S. Pow- Breekvaireee r Bath -lad at their Family Oil and Suuce Uaretiouli, No. It .. wear Fetter-lane, Hulbosm.wiiith having heel, establitdiedoearso..errs; tbay . vola articks but araare gmainit;.•4ll ertlfe.llrsiqualiti.. . . , LOCK ANIIIIII,4ICAL DiSPeNSAt . • Bit Royal Ifiaboesa-the Do WOO York.; President, at* Ike .. , isloisktiFess,inittecof ctivernors.:— Puel of Leitrhp Jones, .M. P. Right !Inn. T. Joon r" ..* J.bbit I,Adotiebe. Esq. N. P. PA. K.a.R..11191041ai1,fe.P.1. ettlopeMillishrn4 M. P. Mos. Cal. 4....UsttrYs-M. tuZ: -- • • .Surceon, e. r , • - • • —• • !t •- • • •NiaisSrof lie 4lttyaLCsAfill, • • TEE PAMMSTIdget for' theesilom tiestvii.O . dsi.oclotftb Ifdids.;AMlX .ttith Venereal' CMlttihr mil their dreh.tfill cordegneeces. to .Prictures,,, dehjlisj. •irktralibsts - , cyder lie Ina •sitgiiment-of a Gentleman of the tint profesainoul abititteß. wilt PabligigtbePigh merits of 111 r. )(lONA N.'S poisr e aatt2ltatiby R, the lipmptgii.entea of AN oi.c C harities are a% oiri vd. strelnikivectod akiinsfthc fatal ddsson. Iselgt pot limaibiertikitigt. pppstiatpth:. t branch 'Of practice. Sham ittEattiblishment ussz im e . palients,,os: posh Iles have been annidi•Wititillt4o •IR kAPIPT , the eonstnation,and wii dclicgs,y and seliktY: l3l-0 1.0q 3F r i"P"'w mans of those have labooitst under the roost rnmpltrated forys of the disease from *en in twenty Omer. The fint• sympienns• yield to Mr. Kiernan's treatment in a ,few days; and where appenntnee of debility comes on, too arty application capont be made toprevent the danger :oat nsay emitse. The Sargeon may be cmiulted by either Sex, with the greatest wiereey, at his Orivute house, No. 91, Lower Char lotte-street, Bedford.mpare, from nine to twelve io thealorn.. Inc and from six till nine 31 night ; to whom letten• PM other c wakaultienliona. from town ant roontry (post paid) may be ad dressed, aid will be penetnally answered. • • Just published, PRACTICAL OBSERVATIONS on the above D 1 , 8 9- 8 1..5. price Ss. By F. Kiermo s Mid sold by berv""")...'".4eLl' and Joues,9o, Paternoster-ro*; and by ditinkiej 1- tree'. 91 1 11 E GUIDE TO IIEALTH bating passed -mt- 'through a number of Editions, and esperienred a sale ua- Yprecedentedly great, has been now reprinted with many int provernents, nod it may be with confidence asserted, thee se va luable a Publication to the afflicted in geaesni has sprier been printed in this or any other lisogonge. The weak and deliente female —the youth who has jut fiw,brd his edecation al epy of the public setuinaries—the cow., si gut are drooplug eadeerlisor ders originatiug front an imps:fits of the hiood—people of f iwhion—stadious persons of a confined find sedentary life-,na him) these afflicted with erectus affections in general, will dad Soloturmis Guide to Health" a faillaslll companion and as anusine instructor: in short, no person who values the eajo 'tient of a good state of health, w ill he is moment without being Pmsessedwf the mat useful, cheap, saluable, and' isopertfut work ever published. The hidden waren of weakness 8:1 debility 'oath whick thoesands are affietedosee herein lain open, and the tneans of trituration to the blessings of health and strength, fully and am coniminsicdted. Thi , 'Falition is enriched with many valuable impravements, col.ert e d f rom experimental testa nisoy,_aad calcuikted 11113 Prove the health and welfare of alt tlussialui observe its adruo filliutic, Lond:,n : Sold by Mathews and Lei h, by all the Booksellerihe Vuitcd • " • CAMPBELL'S fiI:ILTRIYIJE. Ale foolscap Svo. the Fourth Editimi. with a line Engrdditlit price fts. board s, • of WYOMING ; or ,. The NAB, sylsanian Cottage norlather Poems. • By THOMAS CAMPBELL. . • • This Volome contains all Mr. Campbell's Poetry, exeept Mir Pleasures of Hope," 4 . • •Pritited for. LO:SriMAN, ItURST, REES. ORME. *RA SRO WN. Pateinoster-row and at ti;e British Gallery.* New Bohd-stroet. ••% 11 We rejoice once store to see a polished and pathetic NICK in the old ~yle of Engpsh path.' nod poetry. We close thh. volume -4 Cie whale with (reline of regret far Its stinrtorss, Lid adtittratinn fur the genii 4 'll - th eft serislif poetry. 9e th he has given • Jooth."—Rolio. Rev. • °I ''"A few Copies rfip be. had, Price 11. _ • . , THE PRI; Reprinted he had at the 314 of all the NI EAST INDIA COMPANY, • Mr. HOUSTON presented a Petition from the Lord Provost and Magistrates of the City of taasgotv, against the Monopoly of the East India ompnny. PARISH REGISTER RILL. The loose having resolved itself into a Committee upon the Parish Register Bill, Mr. ROSE stated, at some length, the necessity of such a measure as he was about to propose, and detailed the . several parts of it. He observed that the irregularity which now prevailed in'the keeping of Parish Registers, was the cause of much serious injury to every class of the community ; and he especially instanced the cases of seamen, which had fallen within his knowledge.— These men, serving their country on fereign stations; Ind there dying, left sometimes to their widows and children considerable sums of prize and other money due to them, which money was claimed and often ob tained by some brother perhaps, or some enlist eral relative, because tire widow could not satisfactorily tif6vt* her marriage to the deceased. These, and other reasons, affecting every class in the country, bad4ertiblyimpresed upon his mind the necessity of some regulatiee l in those registers, and kg. tnuted, therefore, that the measure would meet Witno -op • - position. .4. Mr. BROWN thought the plain of theßight Hon. Gentleman a very good one, Ind that he vitas entitled I' I -; la Two Volumes Bvo. price 31s. boards, tile . emeriti Ultima, of dARIEINTAL CUSTOMS; or an ILLUSTRA- V TION of the SACRI 2 ,i) SCRIP ru r.s. by am es pia nator* Application of the Customs and Manners of the Emit ro Niktjpoir ; and especially the Jew', therein alluded to. Col lected from the toast celebrated Travellers; and the most emi- Pelt Cartes. 111 the Rev. SAMUEL BURDER. A. M. Of Clare-Hall. Cambridge; Lecturer of the United Parithes of Christ Church, Newgate-street, nun! Si. Leonard, Foster. lane. Printed for LONGMAN, BURST, RF.ES, ORME, and BROWN, Paternomer-row. " The work before us has not only been compared with con siderable labimr, but this labour will he productive of much utility. The anaugeatent of the obieivatious, recording to the Irder of Scripture, will render the work an orc,ptable hook of reference to Divines mid Biblical Schulars."—Mau. Rev. June, 18o:. See also Mon. Rev. Jan. 1310. Mr.-WYNNE postponed his Motion for the Mi nute of the Appointmeat of Colonel M-Mahou, uu til the 9th of April. - • PIt4YILE3E9 OF THE ITOU'E; 'TO PROTEST • A LETTET /IL in answer .witb the Rowan **ha' is called'Catl gen logs Libert :ahlished Chu . ' present mot' *lth Auditions, Tube had at ' place, Trialolu-I This 'cry, in' teitoat in the k/ !inn until tlt4 bare read i i ST AT FM i. Li_ 14ILLS hrnegbi BERFORCP., rl4: NATIONS:. herev Stestite lotto , aid r Doestiois , tkid t the Ruhr waft k By By PkTls .Astionr of that il. l he. 4 1 I.llw Trßets. A "Prheet 14.1 ter-reit. • .' O _~Y. le:3.lLl_Ahows Mr. EDEN moved, that Mr. Davit , the. Attor ney, be called in, pursuant to the Order fer 7bitat.. m tendauce. Hewes accordingly put to the Ilan and I stated the circumstances of the arrest Of IV/f.'ll.obert i Campbell, as . far as he was acquainted with them. The Sheriff's Officer, Hindsen, shewed' him to Or der of Mr. Eden, the Chairman of the Transport- . ation Committee; but as a omittbil to itate the Christian natne.of the witness summoned; ' 'he &neat ed its legality, and, desired the Officer to telnin his prisoner. His rote luct was guided twerety *by a fle sire to discharge his duty, and by no feelings of dhi ! respett towards the House. Chi the Motion of Mr. EDEN, this statement ap pearing satisfactory, Mr. Dann and Iliudson were discharged from further attendance. A Mr. Palmer, brother-in-law to Mr. Campbell, was called in, having been arrested on Monday, by Grare, •the Sheriff's Officer, whilti retaining to the sar Comm' • befr he- - he had been sue' *i f.,^" ~~i oriole iota 1.',111117, OT recret tor it; shortoes% ----- ------ -- - • - • - •0 -- - -'-' • . . fur the genius of its Author. There /Ireton two to the thanks of the country far having brought it : the same Committee,- before whom he had been sum- b slo.4 ..rtie pathetic aid the sublime: mad irc , f o yiwavd, - • l. • s . •. : I.moited as a witness. On a full investigation of the • wen very extraordinary proofs of his *teats for • Rev. April; 1 8e9, The Bill then went tiiitiMir ihe Committee,. the I ease, it appeared that the breach of pririlege coin- I s f • Copies of the Quarto Edition of this Work may Report was brought op, and the farther considers . I mitted originated merely in ignorance. rice U. si. ill bawls: ~ • tion of it was ordered for that day - month. - I After some discussion upon minute points, .be- -0 ' t ~. . ;air! Ix. ' Lord Weltillghliet Annuity all - was read a third . tween the Chancellor of the Exchequer, Mr. Wynne, .. i I 110E' on ST. 'PATRICK'S DAY..--. thnie . and paced. I Mr. - Stephen, Mr. Eden, Mr. Wilson, &c. the I ri- •• , • i . . . nt tromme YXAMINKR of • P Sund er last. To . •Ale Woods and Forestsl3lll orael'ead a third time i vilege of the• House was extended to Palmer, and he Examiner Ogice. Beastfort-buildiop, Stewed s. : . added it by I 4 0 • News:venders. . • wed passed - two clauses having been to I 4 - ,: i ""-"--------"••-•' of rider by Mr• W h arton. was called in , and be was likewise liberated iron* ,YANTS OF tiVE.R.Y. DENOMINATION. , way :R to a PROTt3T4NT DiSSRVTIIR • • MARGATE I•IF.R. further attendance. l . . , . ... • ' • the -------:-, Uoon the ques tion being oat that the Margate Pier i • SICILIAN SUBSIDY. rto the .. .jut-sties', " Shall l)i. ,ente ri hi p s ' • . • 9 111 Catholics Ws their - Petitions to Patt., u u ts ;:f or Bill Should be rea d a second time, I The House having resolved itself into a CoMmittea . i -, 1 . Catholic F.warteipationt" Containin g remarks on Sir WILLIAM CURTIS- rose to move as an 'of Supply, • sty and' Political Power, bigli 111 they nicer the A men d m e n t 4 • At Id be d second time i• Lo hutch nud.tile Protests* Dissente r ., npolicubit , in , that it on rea • a I . rd - CASTI.EREAGH rose . for the purpose of. '11: rinsent• us crisis. The Second Edith*, corrected, that day six months • because the principle of the . • proposirg the annual vote for the . fultilmeet of the • 1.; .' s, pr•ir . 9.1: -.- _ I the Glossa [ the Itistnictor Nevispaper,ll magt - Mli was to con v er t h treaty of his Ala'est ' with the Kin of the Two Sici- that into p rivate property whic h , .l ) , . .-Isaf' t and sold by alt aciobsellen *TOOL . was now public. . ; lies.. He did not feel that it. would be necessary for 1 4 ' 4 . • 1 . • vele** Letter shoal,* be greased. by ever y p ro . Mr. P. MOORE contisonted the objectof the Bill, him to go at present into any details upon d subject i ingdoan, who are reiptexteo not to sign any Pefi. w hi c h was isrve•reael this Addreso. . ,as stated by*Hon. Baronet, •to make the line of conduct upon 'whirl) seemed so aear ; but . . i • • ' ember should require 'further'hi or-in. what was now public property/private. He wished, if arty Uon. Ai . Pile! 61.8 tn: truant% r . E VE$ MENT .asd API TIGATION of h e s h o u l d certa i n • • however, that it might twin 4 a 'Committee, where lion he shoal! be hap?) , to alford it., .:It ors t;uw . , ;', „ • 1 • i brought into ii , Aftt.iniKENT by WM. WI L. ~,. ,„ .. lit esdelawoOrte get rid of that part - -four years since this, grant" hid first - teen lfroPased . 1 . ii rsti: st. P. Car senwhis• CHAR UFA Hut D', ortbe Mt wiiinfffsreibt to -empower the raising of and adopted, and' at this period, it wcidld be quite herewith suraeyeg nag silefisell3 tle,toited ; the money by a Joist Sea* ' Comp, ity, in -which, if he : auperduous toy .bill to detain the Ilquse. by a justiti- . L a nd os nn,. ..... uh r of-Englialid ° Lor ain " Wial= mould hits he stool then try to. throw it out al.: cation of the 'policy onwhi:Chth:e!tee k ty,wasiuuniloil. i • _ 1..... it-eur ty.whereidehey us m 00n ,.. / • ' • • 'h te Ott r i de f il rlseeporrweortsta Me cuirassi e r o w 1 4 AL 'Therefor* hi could not now vote for the IBe flattered. himself that., t o s sviduals. who on / -, .. MBR •COVELSRIti f t . t UMW Twokar., ...,0. . - • - 1 former occasions had •oppoinea the Bbli trikfld .uow • • .f • appreudere, i'llts. MARWTAT defended • the prOceedings• of ••concede their objections, • ell, for he Aid' fli e 4 Siti l tsr. ." :' 1 t Witiasswii Itseh t __ . _"` . ;, , 4l;si'icA,:iitvi •whebiall undertaken to erect a new pier instead? tion'to state AO- his s6o ll lttgv..nlOtX dad eirected . i 4 e " saba lr el4/4 " 4 . 1111011- WW O4 J 7 AP4 . ..irepplyi -the old osse, which he contl.nded 'was lan important chatigiOn his L kernmeni 7ana'C'eusa- , , :Shinnied, Ftedposiefrifeaesi ti -"' • .etsicttp. the' Weaning. a- the Ait of Parlia- ' cils, evieditly: OttottTable to . hit.pwa *one to Ae ' it t i • - •••- • ~ • '''' . *int ' . bow pier Would probably save many ca. ` Womb KAlrent jilritain. Tie whoLa rui.itary , .. -: 1 ' : r ' 1 . 7.-is.. :- ' • • - .. ----• 11 1 / 4 3 ...et "... - 06..../111 f - .4 'isirvet.; 30.1 -'..: • : • - • ' . . . ~. . • _• , . , . .- • , f I +_ `-•••• • '. .• ' ~ ; .• . t . • . '' ‘'''' ''' "...t. 1.. • . ' ~ .. •.•-, - _ . , '''''''''''''—' ' • G • RAND and NOVEL STATE LOTTERY, of only - 12.000 retails,. will all be drawn so atty as the Shh A PAM The Capital Prizes are increased--more varied WOW 'Abe. and of, i a doable ' Mace to Adventurers. Tneir great length exceeds Om limits I,' uu Advertisement. Tickets and Soares are sell* by EYTON, 2, Cornhill t aid 18, Coventry4lreet; ' At which truly furtucate Others the following Capital Prises were sold is 118 Shama to the l ast } bar UsWiss 'jai l l. ' .. 3,343 . Clams A •... ~.415,000 3,313 ; B -'' .' 13,000 2.501 . A 6,000 ... 21: 1 04 • B . 3,000 6,000 71 .. A . 4,025 • -• A .. . 1,000 1,6.94 . B . I,4gt IMO • A . 225 . c . ' 500 BA • A . 4OO • ae. &e. &e. BOOKS PUBLISHED. tlng 04Y. Ins " . 42" e • 11. e BSERV A,ATIONS on . theC rittYLA TtOti , of Pi DIVIOOA L CaRDIT, Am ea t 6 . sAmantal SYSTEM of i A ." Babb* 141's wbektbeY be Vetted am? . I SHARIPILLitg - Mow -4.1 4 .4.0namMi. BURST, Rk °RAW L M u BROWN. P.•teroonoolyeo r Lotidoo. . _