The Statesman. — London, England, 1822-03-09 00:00:00

Ir, - - a Per Cet A ; N • • • 05.4unoaigi ---~..-- LONDON, SATURDAY, MA 1C H 9, 1822. NUMBER :;314. -- - 7••••••■7 Pile. IS / A. --- 71:1 - TITGA MISTING if th• LlcgAtsitv VICTUALLUICI, mbar passes seamabig with the Uremia. of news. tell be WA at ttli his T FBI I MANN'S Tr alb asr Intl Ilemgrawing, bau UW. et Mr& lk ar tie Can alb. IMPERIAL pmeziousiitir. HOUSE OF LORDS -- :— " R uakt, *ate & Mr. Mooorotte. from the bestrew, asters mote of t h e amount of all Taxes sad imposed slue the termination of the late war, aid af astir menial produce.-I.sid on the table. The Transfer is Aide' Bill, tiso reaslampror BiDs' Bill, and the Sugar end Tobacco Duties BM, were read a third time, awl patted. iNITATION alma. Tbe Marquess of LANSDOWNE rem to move for mese At:coasts which he srostld xs tmes epee the house, i f they were objec fedi* lyika oppeeies,ai he bad given tq a so notice of his ~ I t was for returns of the prose adieu insti dm Board of &Ail, against peo nes who sold ' di Powder, and other substances. which bed beeLitilmilliered as interfering with the late of coffee. He woe riot ecquaiated with all simportica lan of but Setae, that the saki et (may ankle of food which wee stoned sad geed, was iodise tire pro ludas 0 the law, and the Vemstladesees of guise wenld be abasing the powers with Mitch tiny were es- Masted. if they stretched their operatives to articiri ribleit were set proldbited. If roosted wheat were leas esorL z d foto use as c and wbolesome Pad k1k0.,„ da as eillp4Mileiritarrsilireet rald wish to y, it o w let to le imeeidevad as ad missive whit* : kmoold be wise to . preseste. A great coesstelliosea t ritte was besides *evolved is the mat ter.-. Per if missioaers of &cies took epos themselves tiprairibit the ase of articles which the law did not reach, the enacting power of that house and of Parliament we", de facto, iroasferred into their hands.— Ile concluded by moving for copies of certain instrac tioas given by the Cormaissionen of Excise to their officers respecting the seizare of roasted wheat aid *titer sebetances sold ender the seine of "breakfast powders." or any other name, and of the promotions instituted ~ ~. MSS OF COMMONS. IstectLLoccovs. Lord STANLEY presented • Petition from tbe own ers and occupiers of land, in the Hundred of Moulder nem, In the county of Lancaster, complaining of Agri cultural Distress.—Referred to the Agricultural Con . mi ttee. Mr. DAVENPORT presented a Petition from Mac el:she'd, complaining of itinerant Hawkers and Pedlars being allowed to go about to fairi, thereby injuring re %Aar traders and dealers.—Ordered to be printed. Mr. KENNEDY brought in a Bill for regulating Jn• ries in criminal causes in Scotland.—Read a first tune, and ordered for a second reading on Friday nest. Mr. F. LEWIS gave notice, that on Wednesday nest. he should move for lea ve t o bring in a Bill to amend tits laws relative to Turnpike-roads. stnnsuaon polder BILL. Mr. ABERCROMBIE presented a petition signed by 5,00(1 inhald'ants of the city of Edinburgh, spinet the Bills before the house, for regulating the Police of that city. Amongst these were the naaes of Indivi duals known to all persons, as belongin to men ef time highest respectability, educati o n, an d ta lent; and thew were in unison with the great body of the inhabinmets.— He bad had the hotter of proposing soother MI open the same subject, which met with the universal of those whom it concerned, while the Biil be thy the Learned bonl opposite, met with revers' exeerneine. Mr. W. DUN DAS only wished that the two Am sures should be compared, and that the been eimeli suspend its jndgtnent until they wen dely examined by a Committee. The Petition was laid on the table. Mr. ABERCROMBIE presented a similar Petiliop from the Company of Merchants of the City of Bea -1 burgh. Sir J. NEWPORT said, that the subject deosiied tits attention of the hoese. Mr. W. DUNDAS said, tbat the illegalises tenikjped in the petition were merely assertions, sad that Right Honourable Baronet seemed to think that mot* to call the house to act without farther esemieaties. Sir R. FERDUSON said, that the emanate the pe -1 tition was nut merely assertion, her , the one chief ewer of pollee hid already been convicted of hied. Mr. HUME spoke against the Bill in euppert dais petition. The Right Hon. Oentleatan bad celled these who opposed his system, Gentlemen Radicals: he hie own part, he would rather be a Gentleman Redllsal thee a•tientleman Correptionist. The LORD ADVOCATE said, that from the seat - mar in which lion. Members oppiedte bad &weevil the question, it would appear that the Bill le leaden q• for its object the mattagemeat of the public toads. its only object was the important new of gavial( is the tier of Edinburgh an Meier t police. For the batten yearethe poi ice had been maintained in • state which wee set este passed by any 'Sher in the kingdom. Dottier dallies, no crimes bad rensaised undetected, said yet ao lama* of domestic intenuptiew hail been resorted to. With prerri to the officer alluded to, theufiarges had bete investigated, and se often herb, been acqoitted. had made these obvervationsto put the hoses a poem* sioo of the fartss, of the case. Y Lord At HAMILTON wisheethe house to eseetine tbe_ltills in question narrowly, NW sot sear the inter ests of a v hole ray to be overborne by • just, of self elected )lajistratta. The ofacer who bad hese *Mote* j . IRELAND. The Earl of LIVERPOOL, is morlog the third read * of the Idols Seizure of Ansa lodenisity Rid, said, that the Act astbarising the seizure of arms to 'missed. bad expired during the receM. last Aosost, and that is :..omisequesee of eirtmantaacee which mete notorions to all, it had bees head' indispeasabit to act opus its provieloss as if they were still la hem. The protest Bill was therefore seetssarily brought in to indenittifty those who had so meted. Lord HOLLAND wished to tall the lineation of the boos* to the matins of the measures now paeshig. Their object was nothiog lees than this, to disarm dm whole people of Ireland. They were repopast to the idea of a free Cousdtstion and to the laws of the country. In giving, as he sopposed they woidil give, their consent to these measures, their Lordships most feel that thevhal neglected to place Ireland in that state is orldell she could ',joy that Constitution, which the traims hod en titled her to expect. Ho did nut mantis oppose the.pre sent Hill, but he etrold sot withhold the observations which he had made, as be was desirous that she canary should see that Parliament had not passed such Measures without laimgawareof their West. The Bill was then rend a Owe mod passed as well as doe Irish Anus aced Gempoiretiv lespeetatiou Bill. • The LORD CHANCILLLOR.regretted m state, that he had received a nom from a Noble Earl (the Earl of Blesiogton) who had gives smite of a motion for the Reziaratiom of Deeds I 'reload, informiag him *et indisposition madoit impossible fur him to anted. The Anornies and Solicitors' Act Arneadasent Bill was reads second time.—Adjourned till Monday.. J, p. t " The Com for ',Ala HAMPDEN fell in tit* Field, mad SFD.NEY dint on the Seljbld!" Ai the Mir. As liMlNA lW Z il e llsil l s t•w • id* iii• pee& eft 7= 116 01 . 1 .sa m* Ms I. as bar • su laiga t gy mol i s. ll. l I wit: a •• sr= ITO rvill ib• sew pirsabri Dd. hes. l• law is Was airmity*. sibelliti assilmat. tdig le broirllid ipreirdi, .. belliarly aillinsallus soda blabbig dos aim* Mir. is ilioarkt•es if Os Sep mot 011••• *lb 60 . it Mai ea its *WM la lb • aid I Aid as sairesie• is Ins Piellifig *ea twat mid Illuill••• Ned lb• Softiies In& ••;.411114, We of _poesy. plows lifthrP :* rifts* dbei• Apripidei OAK 1 U.; 1 61.111 , 8 dal whim per Aim . orringik., _ ly Eerily Ibit Ws Zft ii HPre• Mom wore * i=il • IA SO wean HAIL W be. . lo a lisoir ts ta ant aftl maw* lirsolret tabs*, **Mir.N Waildes mem Pro to -ft Amide. Wirt sr 111•61Sinis war Oak. Moir Ida am 'ad eserosy. Prior Is.; la. IL i aid I& lc Mild by timi Nett plielors. h. itowcrugo arid SON, mow et Kirby-s I, So Orst tends, is dim debt is Hat. toslierdr•._ **berm. Lo•do• I and, by arpsistaset. by bletars.yloodyid,Tlieltborse-strea t Mr. bark 111. goi-__ tie soallinitlh Of I liolors, Ka ; W. ililiSt i sad "Ilk all I IP- - "F. NO sPerto Di sease shall Ye left la Illo•syslosa. nese Pills Ire aid is Bests. at 21. N..at 411 Litta•Plteld-week dos; shoeld it be u Doom 14, Core the Niue for a loam sag f or roters a rr may I S. that inhere be NO ellnit hare VIM be N. PAY. B. 11chuh Carol without faille( Of eadodal• bY WY) rice te.k. yoreasu sax soc [STY. A 111.1it9ION will take pleas is the needs et 111. May dem. tee Ike Adwilaiws hew ilia Soya. Ponces WWI* ask MIN* le be out "ply Is ib• Ilimrsesey. b wj e j fi n tir will with illisusepFeary P ew, et • ea. Taxes ,—Letter of ado- Par- rlissustery asprlster 4 4 Petido• THE ROYAL NATIONAL SCIENTIFIC RID. IND ACADEMY end LIVERY STABLES, opposite the Cobourg Theatre, in the New Wat e rloo-b r id ge - roa d. By T. HUMPIIRYEIL Riding Master to his Ism Majesty upwards of Thirty Years, and Professor of the Royal Manege of Hanover. With dignified grace in the drive or the ride, To manage the steed, or the vehicle guide, To Ilumenaves repair, who, with competent art, To other professors unknown, will Impart The method by which the most timid may gain Assurance of safety. and quickly attain Equestrian perfection, with ease and delight, And pleasure with precept and practice unite. Of structure superb, and for comfort renown'd, Where yet economic instruction is found; For Pupils, his noted Academy draws, The meed still increasing, of Public applause. The faculty says,—" Indigestion or gout, Rheumatics or Dropsy, to put to the route ; Equestrian Exerette frequently take, The dormant supineness of health to awake! So Ilv sieurtv es has horses of gentle firm pages, For riders of timid or intend eases; With ponies for youth—while for manege or yoke, And all other purposes, horses are broke. For ladies and gentlemen, choice here is met Of amblers;—and tandems and gigs too are let ; With grooms, If requir'd on excursion to wait, — And horses at livery are taken to bait. Advice, too, is given is buying a home,— Of lectures to pupils is reAri a free course,— Hy practice, with compealkt knowledge, too fraught, Sword, pistol, carbine, audience exercise taught. There is—and the title of champion assarm'd— An envious opponent, who long has presum'd Aspersion on IIuIiPURTMS to east, but in vain; For still on itself the indelible stain Of malice ts, sad each Impotent action The public despises of rane'rous detraction ! Sustein'd by that Public, to merit its favour, Shall nee be Hun ran v as' most ardent endeavour; Who still of high gratitude strictly ob t, Remains Its mosth faithful and dutiful t. T.D. A CAUTION. T. 11. thinks it his duty to caution the Public not to mis take the Address alibi leadenly, as Copies Okla Placards and Advertisements are Imposed on the Public, in his Neigh bourhood, by persons who hese no claim either teethe Pro fession orthe Rolal Arms. !'p RAMAH's PATENT PORTABLE PERS.- -RIP 4 Spieling haitatioo of Bass Peas baying reetatly bees latest laid for public: sale, J. BBIANIAII sad 80N8, 11111, PiauiS ear the litsufaetirers tad Proprietors of the Inandisa. oily acquaint its assavoos Patrons sod the Publish it Mute every Box or Packet of their ge aslhe Peal iiiil he stamped with slid simile tithe signatory, of Om byelaw. " Joseph Breath," by which moats the Camierroit will be readily diesoversd.—Janiaryl4, IBM. OUT,of Nineteee &Slab drew. the First Day, DISH .sold no less thee lavas!!! There are still Fifty-six Capitals to draw, Melodist Foss Grand Prises of 20,0001. I How many of thews 118)4 will sell, we mart tell, bat a r A t time wiN determine, as the next Day of Drawing • be Neer THURIIDBT, erre the First Prim 'draws 90,0001. Money, and wry other Capitals mad bedroom the same D a y. 11111/1 Is ..111. arum Tickets alld Shirr at his 01e.., 4, Csisaill. sad 10 . Ulm' largess. Lesion ; end by his Airs la tie Crory. ' TEN GUINEAS FROWARD. TerP NTERS. ENGRAVERS. &e—Wheless it n discovered tbet eertal. Persons ere le the habit of ling and Vending Labels, berg espies ge ri tatloas o se allixed to the bottles esmalaing the OR NUINE "LACKING prepared by DAY eel MARTIN, thereby enabling unprincipled desWe to is= ea belt cashmere a bed and Injurious arthtle. Wit y err a rewarof Tee amines rant gimps she shall give faro *swill fired to the askee of say gee guilty of these l6sgttl prices. DAY AND MARTIN, Fab.,lllllll. 97, High Holborn. CLEGIANT COATS. net NA /ger is a superior LA rimer. from the tory hest Sauey der. from 91. 3s. to IL leg geed West ef England. lapsible. say wham IL lie. 01 , 31. ; hest mooed. W. tell. 10a.; great costs, feted with silk, Ike. lt:to M. 18s. • bet seats and cloaks. from W. to b/. ; Kentereero breaches, Ilb.le very beet double milled, 98e. ; fesidataare sewers. M. to U. Ida.; walseoats, ne. to lig. —Tne revs prism ass foe remer aria complete to measare, warred. Is part of Irian. der. worker ship, and amaidek. airallemegnidge et Se west mad etre town. To niershasta.ritehr .M err. who are is tbe habit of taking meta gmellty etessmildride re daction in pre will ► los rim 'Argo mid bdreable as sortment of gegimeme'reed Mete dellmemartedly at grale. at J. ALIERrs dere. ingunsese. 47, FlllograMMlL seer deers from the Ilegemmet.—Per ready mosey only. . ESSENCi of SHRIMPS. LIROM the isereasiss dloomull of this roach ad- I' rained is... he all mita flak dr. th is has induced the Propeistoe. Mail( POWIALL, at kis Wltolessisai sad Italia@ Warehouse. a, Naergdo•strast. (whom lir Trade 1111.5_ _be supplied with *k wad all ether flenolsc Siam, is ie.) to ram Ns mot grateful seknow leftmost. to Ilaa Pablo at ails kind patrenage. and at the use thmobap leave is swig it.. That it Is sold by all the Oil sad hallos Warehouses Intasdos, and by ore or awe =te=e stela ha orety tows tk the United atom sew Is gouda Wass Mused " Dimmer, and Sou." sod Oa Prophase Ind ook the Cork. Ti iforshaids. Ospldni, aid oases. It Is particularly re. eeenatended for shipping, as It is annealed to keep is say dictate. E IN DINISS.—CHARLES sad Co r i aßett. 1 T ILOltil sad 1111111111C13111 111ALICID3. No. 191. Fan two damn twat Vstieriaito. respeottsily Istria Noblesse tad asadsmes. boy cam have a Pa rrissa Cat and wail-sada Coat, or the best Viper's/ Cloth, 'sods to Weser°. bass i& Ift. Id. to b. 3s. Blum or Black ditto. 91,J1M. to 11. lb. M. &most Cost .N. 10s.— Ditto. Sillelihoings sad Volvst Collar. W. 3s. to 31. Ike,— Karseymera or clods Trowsees ills. to Ns. Visit or Livery. complete. AL 4s. to 41. 14s. ed. Hos, Chaise. and Fashion. able Driving Coats; Visit* sad Travelling Cloaks. Sihoot ing Jackets. Town,. Goattemes'a baits and Childress' Dresses, elegantly mob. C. and Co. coodoetlag their business on Ready-Mosey principles, aro enabled to odor those Articles a t this •bote low prices. Quality sad workaminidds not to be excelled by any noose at the West tad ; each Artlel• being made under their immediate iosimollon. Gentlemen waited gime at their own Houses, by direct. ing a Letter, post paid. Observe the Number is Ilil, Fleet. street. Plate, Linen, Paid lindbx. lWless, Carriages, and sambie B TO BE BOLD BY AUCTION, BY Mr. WILLIAMS, At the Auction Mart, Bartbolonew-lane, DO WPDXISDAT NEXT, Match IS, and three following days, a t t we l ve . ASIDEBOARD OF ELEUANT PLATE, and Plated Artielos,a.brUliant Timed Cabinet Pianoforte, a wardrobe of table mad bed Linea, Preach Clocks, a valuable collection of Pietism, somprising worst rare specimens of the Italian, French, Doh* Spaaish and English Schools.—A select Library of Boots; mow, which will be found, many scarce works In oarless brooches of literature; • rich cut glass Chandelier; Be. old China, Porcelsiae ; • turning Lathe; 133 dozen of Old Port, Madeira, and Sherry Wines an e-celleat Phaeton sad Harness; a Chaise, Horse and Harness, and other streets. To be viewed two days prooldlog, sad day or gale, sad Catalogues bad *tilt. MILLI/all, Mart Chambers, Tbrog enrtnn_er.*i N33.-320E2 OP SALE. WEDN ZSDAY..—PIata, Linen, China, Glass, Wines, Cal , singes. and effects. THL RSDA.j..-.-Library. of Rooks. Fail) kr .—Cellosslon of Paintings, and SATU It DAT .-1111seellassous efiects. ______ I t h d,n,le.;slia — Fit' Perla" Niel — new be WM at IS. Mae lest. Me lbe Admieslon into the %heel a two mien the Maas'. TA 14 Sod fleapsoilren‘lJON•les Rol& Foresee Willing Mel. Children to be . ise Melds. am= lib air of 'Merl aerate, for mud sod, IS the Illserelsey. by whom they will be the Pt?". a essibiredes the Cane Oar. with die mammy Penns of Ce.dlcates, de. be JOM WEIL woo ems Mem Ildet Jobe% Mined to bin es or lettere the lath lastest. Lac chetdeveit g m e w h a l m e um., is MINS ► site tedileadens ere. *tit one *cloth of the limit Pre f e rred a Wet , opted Sir Navnamse. Oti- hive less We is TeetelMte, nest be now esekkot within ;lat. Ow, and limo-_a Mmes. Md. les idles of Csiddll. emits in ledipat eiremastances.— Iv* ` o n e of Ihs of p ea a ughosese. ohs The GINNw meat be of wren years of age, and I wo et De . "1 1 ..., het. thisulth Is. the when .Meted, will ho clothed, m od e d uca t e d by . feed .. of , ...... essdeted of knelt/ amp* the Bodily undlthilyerts IA pen old. and willellits. a pasta Liewess to Da add Jaw TheOssiatiliselehe die eppertseity of earnestly reeom- m Ilsal.- andliag le everysikeedbit net to promise a vote in favor TM Chile will be F et Oro *desk pendesly. fir shy emissark liggie lot of all of them is publi s hed by , . AND gommitik, tho useseqme is yak and to diseoentenanee, as far as wherresigniass. m anes they say twat previous to that lime :—.a contrary Nud 4 MK Plata, Grey's las. se a mile feed is he very Injorioes to the later- Btx Ty AG ow pic . xima wess,.... Go. Ausegkee.sirst. • J. co llA velit hil . l.TON, Hoe. Secretary. 1,3 WIIXIMILI IMPROVED llitAb r a i l AG L L S A-. Hardim e illstehi. tees. tin and , IMO kr... IC es. . . 1 11110 , 11 11 11141.) **___..T* ol l.._ 1/111111 — CHAMPION. Weekly Newspaper. is ph.' Yam APlmille• 11 • 11 l e hid smoviPlPs line' .11,-= SUNDAY MORNING. and will E A, deasish tapes is : .Mee le the PaMte e nal pp. asec l l Y ESSAYS and RIWIEWS. in Stele* to Beelmis. a Pree**l olB vol" 68 ___.** sm._ WIN* *Pealed Diemsdes and the News of the week. Kr. alesa's Pals* 1 -Illsols*lr am• I ° l ' Ele IDessed Plepristor pledges himself to spare so vier- , deiMl. Pahl* ahollallaleAlime eft empenee le repair' 'TIN Chisespless” worthy of al la =* * 1 Patiesege sad supped. Mibir le *so may dil 61 *' The meet ember will sestale Sinker remarks cm Obstrue- sseuve d . g . 10.111111 511 1 Inie PM Slebrib Ulna e[ en pm., ibresilleg fie Extortions of certain ii- >e hoe __ Prom eftl l ******" emery 1110111*. MA • Memorial of the Degradation Round- o m is delMilela le BOW is 1 :;;4 1 = 111 "im 1 . me obliged Su submit to for want of • Reform in the we. ReellasA. Ills *le ;Is pow u Mean of Parliament.—A Letter. skewing Um wile of appladill la Ibli Palls n= *mew Tue. are laid, they oust fall epos the Leaded pa. Am u( c o MP Mn lireinelVe Petri lesepteter ; meseqeseely so nation can pay more is Taxes N. IL Ail Ude br IC ill dishers o gmlykie dies aiereap propeitlon of their lauded incoLetter this Isapt•sentaint. • stimped " .'s Sees ." MS the some se the Decline of Nations for want of ade- MM. Ws ‘r IL** for OW* sad ***.._.F *6l- imllheeseertipsdat and employment of tale*. t ete . lemereved N ' PrimisOle 110 11 50 1_,en,._ . " 0 0 Illialeal lideeepeet. History of the Last Session of Par- p."l. IL el te ==e a.u s i tbd us7 ii l ibi r. • b p.L.:17L.,":". t,a•ww.lTrriTtrit."'''''"4 . ltOprittftr f or Ide 110.11411. Iltassdri .. , : if ilv . `• ...- ks ea trestaitest of Mr. Hunt, and Ms Petition la Fite cad **lb every DIPIONI *V** 114 with mimellaneens Articles. poems. CHAMPION -OFFICE. 271, Strand. 0 • A wild II !Voss chest Feely Toes Power Oleic i - STATE OF THE WHEEL AFTER THE FIRST DAY'S DRAWING. J. Ardcl... l that ran, provosts the Esau A... FOUR Prises of 410.000 ! mi Hair d. 'or 0r... 44,000 I 7.... Prises 0f.... isoo AD'S MACASSAR OIL. , 4....Priess et.... 1.000 1 0.... Prised 0f.... RIO 'he 'idea et Ilk 011 prevails the Nair Weise grn et Amidst Properties of 2001.. 1001- Re. be. h tin m g . mo u s a g a g e l asee , accombeepaocola t m - fths, ig WI PT ass CO. are Selling Tickets aid Shares colic, essielyeleX es tessestedy. Its..llmlmd predates i-. 7 he the Sensed Day's Drawlag (Next Thursday,) ci atuiriastrowihee belisetplasse; preemies Mantic% *wow and Rotablished Mess. No. 11, Poultry ; It, syitsws,llm. O s 42 4 l i ge INatiirtel ChularCrem ; aad SI, Mips. Nigh.emsat elder—it madimme• the . and Note.—Tbeee are only Ike* Masts, renaming In the muss et the mom Ibee—mtpliglelhe eed I- Wb.d, mod met Two Blanks to irides. • ..,._ t.-a- ._ 8..../1....• .......... L............4' eureser - A,TWeii ' llooditi rest ; Daineal — ‘llllllll64rest ; *doyley aid Nix. ; limy, IT; hbasseas. p A Oresteartet ; •,1115saiwnestat ; Maim 4; J. J. 1 iligllt. . . 1 ' foible t NIL LoffilraNtoogo t t 04 I 9 s Lew, lid; Prim% 11111. alma; 1 New . nom, del Liwarsia, 08. lit. IPanrs Ciento a Tette, 41 Do chill. & rd.ot ' Ee tee, trieed le ; . 'a 0 it, er lbroliell 'II DIN mod Wass - I taffy 7• Nil 3ea lasi te east beaks to 1 A. .4 ; tbeilanine is I IMP; • ' , wit* tap' • . . 1 aisas •f I Ile elieeltoes malts r " briedislees treat. I memefieertain melody," c , le if meow see well betel is make a coma** ~ ' . oil Ile ea. to ries series of dist. 1 • • I."7 / hit Dv. EA Y r ."' ' lb• of ! in his i r ..-- sifted Of i Xifidtbe adrertis •I°. " * s i e d i r se e =aNy i of .. w '.* zg of t• I Nofr ard li tk it to ea. in •." DI. mei Pro. r I, l* lob Sr* infallibiiiry la *Tarr dnasrislisourf ewe, bat 11 fat es hops ski, assisted by andisal ind gamiest ddil •• at 11,1101, be promises I cede* sposty, sod maw & au* msteretleo ; having mm to every "edge of lypialle 4111 1easti Its various truth; or eases._ Se prisorfoldimiso I "I Ptritesiteal studies, and Iz sg iar s =lita itlios- ha ess altssasess which s sw am et trues- re ile ttAtbaco . ara wi t:of Hms a I ..... auaiers 111 ansiwanst hopeful 1 71 1.1 ••• • it 11: . • d m* ualeaddalted illeskrati • So bed bee beat i s MPS Mess tsleat, retaieed b bed I ro lotHinibilaa I. Griddition t 1,01 . 141 Z7 . 'mg, Fr. 1•117 will be fc mad Has y isetenelle Is ski& maw* lad debilitated MOT Of rte IBMS sollltir which embitter, and, if set rely malli k ibu il li 2 fader Rory the very yds& of ilton nag stste of faaniomed at "Ilittiousabs o e . foam and affording tome sod Idea IP Dr. Eady is happy to seaway lb , pallistr assaraises tat the sufferers of boils „sous lie ressead ; a steady. 'lrrsets.c.• is the mates &Os . oily aagaired.— ye. Rely Is eausalisd &Ili, at IL o•lortlots Bobo, isso eel et Oserterset, Mb*, 'wt ef Gerearistrat. ..,_ t ralf !made Mrs 'Mersa I* Pea oft. ; Ilse r,""r nio ilirstbrd-stiast, na is sopa' allaer‘stswet), - flat 0 bath ISL.-CONKS Win sea rarelgabir eiteltiell by return of serail old Snit Fi c was ever bre Ist late us tie Professors of Medicine, t• sq I IFE B D., _ .irs ___,.... and *Ad iseomptrable Femurs Pitts, or Ulf s p ed!, WEIR ted *tri a l CUgg eft ("stain disorder, in all Its las tatitg forms , std the t li teant sad d es t ruct i ve R avages it y makes Mthe e•"a Frame; bet, happily, tbese Milts (are le ea short a . sad Li .° safe and rely • ma . p eer , se te tautest WlN each fall ck.arideuee of mane, eh ht I\lll DIARY FOS MR RNSUING WEEK. WITS TSB TINS/ SW MOS W TES AT 1.01190:4-RRIDOS. jill 'O. S.—Truer SUNDA? IR LUNT. vratar—eaera. 46 ay.after 6 ; even. MI le. after S. 11, M rises 16 11 . after 6. gh water—sera. 40. afters; even. 19 in. after 4. re i lfr ama 19, T4-cOregory, U. &el weer--aiore. fi&ra. after 4; even. Al ni. aft. 4. 13, Jupite‘sets 11110. after& Illeisvigter—avasa. 9 at. after 6; even. 96 al. aft. 6. 14, Th. MN seta 11 IN. after S. 111eff arater—wern. 49 'Lifter 6; even. IS a. after 6. 13, %, asst tut QUARTS., 11 night. 11 ireser—vacora. SO ay. after 6; even. 7 In. after 7. 16, S. Sea seta II is. after 6. Illgh water—earn. Wm after 7; !MOO. 7.. after S. The etplematory petition presented to the Chamber of Deputies by Mr. Loveday, in support of his Curtner petition, will. iso.doaht, says a Paris paper, Aire roots 'for se= modification is the Report which was to be made epos it.. Story one believes that it is the cause of the delay dm Chamber in giving their reply, on which depeollellie security of so many French and foreign fusiffee. • Fuov•Reen ar DESIST.—The grand match between James Winding. of Derby. china-painter, and Thomas Shaw. of Lase-god, earthenware-manufacturer, is to take place at Dicke. on Monday the !Mb inst. The mach is for WO pines', and tit be run on the South Terrace facioof thl infirmary, on the Landon-road, the Fruited to be properly corded and stake 4 eor. The parties aro to be pointed at half-past one a clock and ta stop; the Wog 4 a pistol. ...., fr'' -1 J • ; ~` j Carps diem— Be promptly else. mrScience began to explore As complicated sidsery of Mae, she was speedily entangled s Ithyeloth of mysterious coefesioe, from which, lief head yeesseerance slope emancipated her. Ignorance wad emyidelsio, however, still oppose their hostility, sod the panhadies of weak minds, in some massere enesorages assioalty.—As' Truth is to Faleeiseesi-: =re pdslis stetomen h ts be compared silk their as. mai Um& inhales. we met =I? W ain settOs e as yesseetionses is hare doss of Ilissibes. width medeoyeribe MMus% To be brief :wean Memisiee taw et Souccons. cue aelebniblhe "M mei Ca rmer/ oyes the success of Twenty Years pesedesi ova tions., sod see ilte granthil testimony °Fibers veld. whim len oaring Me nearly extinguished every hop e o f We pledge ourselv es to the removal of SYPHILIS, from its WOO' symptoms to the remotest stages, characterized by everytiseht and whatever nielitmincy. The intricate and mesh segleeted diseases of the Urethra have been carefully and stsdieesly considered. as have also those delicate and I sympathies which refer to the Female Set.—The resides of v irility have been especially noticed, whether asarWe 6x from the debilitating tyranny of a tropical atmos natural bias of constitution—the imp.■ knee of gslety—or the more alarming resultsof a propensity to prac tices "which shun the light;" the progress of which, is meeked by a gradual dereliction'of the animal powers.—To MI who Sr. thus circumstanced, and more especially t.. such es we eta for connubial pleasures, we earnestly re. our commentary, (The -Egli of Life), the perusal of which must prove beneficial to their moral happiness.— nos Book may be bad at 20, Paternoster-row ; Al), Pall- Mall; 41, Piccadilly; 16. Priacerstreet, Soho; 174, and Fleet-street ; 40, West Smithfield ; 98, Cheepside • Barks and Stevenson, Norwich ; Deck, Ipswich ; Sheppard, Bristol; Bar-alt and Duffield. 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