The Statesman. — London, England, 1812-05-14 00:00:00

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THE ANNUAL GENKRAL COL'ItT of the PROPIIII . :ft)FIS of Lir ROCK 1.1 Fl. .V4SU It N CU: cOtTPAN Y, *lll Ix. 111,44? .0u wean..„ , :tv. tt.r 17ta ihst. w Twelve *f Cluck ar prervioly. ..t t h.: London - 1100-e, foiclittr..ll;ll. for the If oroi , ii ..f the And:tor': It opuit of the Compaso Atragoini. Apr the la t 7te:sr ; :nod for iho Dirrittors :mil Auditors, iniibtruit bottle Merlin . Seal.- went ; with biller trii.ino.o.. t-e Coart of Dirr.etom w I' ft. i.N 11, A cquyal. ta: New tri/leAtreet, Wag kfriait, • so+ 14 ,1 / 1 •:`,. . • • tresi,row.rywATrit vinrucs. frilE Subscribers to, mid Proprietors of, the al,..y f a Jert:464. are herehy required to pav an Instal rent of 51. per Sharp son the several alditiorol Shares, and aka Upllll4ll • ul thomhi Shirn in the sahl breeern, as have not liven paid in full. iron the Banking-house of Sir Richard Carr (Rol oitil Cr. tirchle•lnne, Cornhill, to iliP Acento:t of Sir It. C. Glyu, *tot. prentstarer, on in berom Monday, the Vsih • By Orders," the Hlrertors. I,),GNTON and BARK. ER. Clerks to the Company. London. May 19, 18.12. 6AS r AND' coiN COaII'ANY'S CHARTER. 1101111111 ES, Agent for. the Sale and Purrionse of Shares in Canals. Docks, Water Work., • Fire and Life Assioaare Ikr. 5..tx ha. the rliOnstire to it,• form his Friemds and the th it the above ( honer is now completed, and that it is expecte., n Politic Meeting will he shortly ontiettner-'. In the IIIY:111 time T. fora prefetence. either iu the di-posalor.porchave (on Cotenih— slim) Score. in the Coto - yin : mid any Application made to him. at his °thee. No. IJ, (lid liroall.street. City, will be inoirmally attended tr. ROYAL FR EE SCHOOL, BOROUGH-ROA O. Month, 12, 180. JOSEPII LANCASTER will deliver his Report of hiw Tour in Ireland, and the valves, ..f hes S%t•teso 4 P.duention Io ihni Country, at the Frreiromott's Tavern, Greni .Qtreu•strevi, Liunelei a lon-field., on the Evening of the liar called F'i iday next. nt Six ntloek :. . . • The Subutibers and lei jell& ..f this Svctem may have Tic Leis by it illj at Williams COniUll . l, Nll. 30. Ludgate greet, Lon•lon. To Hackney ennehneters. and Others, By Mr. SADI.I4IE, Oft RATIIRDAY, May 16. at (),.e, on the Premi , es of Mr. filaeon, /I , trLitey (:finch•lan.ter, City-r e ad, near Fin-bury igt dare. who is &fit ll il v. the Slitft“ r line us lot , itirvis , )i; ItT ERN active useI . 4IIIIOIISYS. A foau-Hask my coaches. 1:le pair of Ifaroess, a tainilawase ruins with ll: t ruer, mitt ta g complete, fire ntie-hone Chafse Ifarriesa, Stable Vten.ils, old Iron, IVhertv, and vitality other fir els. The t4llnie g., be yiertd nee day pi tor to the Sale, sail WW a ithinit re,.erte. THE.VrftE (Pr AN vrom V. nlenbrion-.ltret, Grrat Nlarlharinizlr..frept. r PILE S12'.1:11 ER COURSE of LECTURES on Jll AN NIONI Y. PTI Y SIOLOG Y. and SURGERY, • b. vorerr.romfl on Saturtioy, the 6th of June, at Seven • in the Alonninz., liy Mr. BROOKES. Convetisti.inel will he held -weekly, when the o,lTei eat .111,j..et. treated .4 wi•l be d i.ces ....I familiarly, and the vies) NI warded.—To thew none bat Pupils eau be & iiiiiqed„ _ _ _ Su.oloe% apartments, thnronglils ventilated, and replete with every rnavenienre, are np...n train Five tt'C.ttrit in use hturn try, fir the purpose. of Disler tin,: nuJ Injectinc. where.Nlr. /Smokes attend. n: direct the Students. and detann.trate tue vu sicus parts as they uisswar au ilit•treti4ll). Tile inennveniencws usually attending Anatomical Investiga tions, are rountenwted by ao antiveistie process... ClOaltEC'l LIKENESSES, taken in a superior Os le, lit. and Ss. in Matt, and fils. rid. In awl •.es t,e 0151.111.C4 trkrn in one tenpin. 11% n Patent 3inehine, the pro petty of sw.• Cher, No. 901, Fleet-Arret, skew At most acrurive Pinwaln ate taken in OIL and Miniature, by Artists or the 11r-1 emir., rice. Gient spnetrroest G.ld and Gilt P.arnes. iht.GON fAN I) It E(ISTEIt A NI) OTH Kit STOVES. ROB karrs, MAY, and Co. 66, Oxford-street, beg to inform the public, that they have non on tale it variety of REGISTER. avid siker STOVES, very little Inlet for to new, whirl) limy have taken in exchange for their much ad /wired Patent Register (irat:l,Stents Kitehenv, Kitchen Range?, Smirk. Jorko,./ke. 140astis may be let off from any Curricle at speed, with twrfevt rare atm( safety, by having W IL TIAMWS PATENT PRESERVERS, in the slue inonowr as Arai• publicly, exhibited rn May 11, in firosrennr phwe, near 'fro tervall's. Cora' le., notion twn-wbeel Carriages. 'woo& hr (wilt nad altered to prevent the frequent accidents which daily occur. Applv nt the Carriage Lire Preserver °dice. No. 7, Pope's Brad•nl'rv. remittal. PANHARMONICON, with the addition' 1. astir. AULA !WA NON, E.O PEN ED on $1 (today. the AM boom. as N... S 1, Pieradill-. late Cue Liverp,..l m useu m. —Mt: MIR K the Inventor and Proprietor of 1%. :dune In strument, which. Miring the Chart time of its E‘hitsition al Wigles !looms, alas honoured ti it It the MIA iLliiering appro. ism ion mut gramme of the 'British Public. mow re,peetfalti apologises. to the Nobili.y,(lentrs. and the lowers Of ,Music. owl the Merluseirol Arts enteral. o ur the loterrupt ion occasioned is the Performance, by an ateithmial injury the betneasem Imo tailwd, as Well as Is; his subsequent indisposition and the oast of a well-adnptel ithatia fir the display of its powers, and too has the hon-ur to acquaint them, not only that the t,fortmaid impestishenhi are pletely renroved,lott Alva Itmt he has :mail el himself of the itnerval to impriwe eon-tiler:lbis the klerltam ism aid farce of 11w Panh..rmooteon. The Aul-orktnoo, self-perfishottig Inontment. and imistructedmi priadptes shailar is , titian at 1.14. Pgalmrainatierm, will, be hopes, although of les,er compses and iliateltuitan, merit the sipisroh Ivan of the Masten' Public, by the swertoets of it. Latta c, sl4 the pretisloo of its eaerution of aratieh of the iswet di9icult atid fartiorite 11hers. It WI 'reword to its: Pmharometicoia. as that invention 3 i Ids radY kosoured bs site 'simian., of a PlaVraat peti te, Mr. mill emir etutti.:e hissawif t s the sisstesnetst nl the . on . pie tam of its ronalWisig ttf 11?flotes, (i 0 octave Stites. 31 clarin stem, nod oboes, IS hasmtins, 11 trumpet., four French horns, kettle drums, etmbak triangle. great drum, common drum, Rte. = beside a complete argon, 01l real instrumentstet in intone vino mind performance by merit:ink:li alone, ,o a% to perform, like tow grand ocheArn of wind inWruinersts t met foie-, ta phonies. anarches, rondos. &c. of which a constant cadet v. with the odeition of the most favourite English pieces. will hereafter be displayed. The performance will he inhibited three times a day, %la. from 1 to 2, 2 to 3. and 3 In 4 o'llock. Admissive, One Shilling. OkNSBY and CO. rcfpectfully acquaint the A Public. tbat the r ATE iA)TrERY will be Moan an the 4th afJone. The Sehelre contains tunny Capital Prizes of `20.0))1. 10.0111: and 5,01101. oidy 1000 Tiekeb, which are wiling an the lime., lemma. Opteis by Pint in. Carrier did% attended tn. Pi ize, paid on eter.imait at ItOR NS y and CO.'s old vtta lolisisrd Stift Lottriy Mire, 2,i, Combill. Ll'l Ti.E 1.017111 R Y. , QW IFT and Co. (the Cont rac t ors ) respectfully in- 1J funs the Public that the little Lottery will be drittto to the K !titre 14111T11•1)AY. 1 More arc oitkit B,oollTieltetii. with the fOlowing • GRAN 0 SCHEME -1 et 4ClilsOlhl is 420.1100 1 . - 11 1 .14K1 - - 10,000 1 - • b.OOJ - - - 64100 1 . • .' . • . 0 I . . it i li .- • 3400 . lOW 9 - - . 4.8110 . - . . SOO 4 - ket) - r . ULM 4 - Iwo • - ' Q. • Lien 6 - - h 400- 12 - - J. - .140 90 - - PO - • 1.800 30 - - 50 . - i ... ii rxh) t 1) ) 41) - 4t) Pei • - 90 14 • - 93 - • 14'4 1, . - 13 - : 19,650 Titkelf opil e9liktr4 nre ..4* 11 in g at Swift natl OA. bßiket. No. 11. rnaltri ; No. 1.:!, ChAriog Grum 3 gag No. 31, Mate iSigh-oltett. .4. . • ROYAL BRITISH SYSTEM OE EOUCATI.i rrkiE ANNIVERSAtii . I)INNER of the Sub & aripters and Frimat of rbe lositation .for prompting the Royal Lauramerian Krlent for the Ehtratien or or Pats, w ill he 'held ut Ratnrd IV,Ltr~ lab 01 1 0111,, at the Frertaasehlk -11:111. (trekt •tteet . Lincoln' s Ittr.tirhH. 'Lis Itn)al Digit:less t e nuke of tit.ISSEIL is the Chair. STEWARDS. state' as of f)nw whir% Res. 41. Davy, 1).1). Master ithrtinit of rasiftork. aferiitt•C dieee,Catntsridee. Earl of Carlt•ltisf. R.,. E. Edwards, A.M. Ree _ _ Larl of l{. 4%n. or of Si. N iatillas, • Lynn Dill of Chatleohint, Eal I Perrv. I. , rd St. )'oho. • LorA erwringt..n. Lori , Milton. RI. Ilan. hi Fiiizrralil, M.P. Knight of Krr. . Hielit lbws. 11. Grnitnr, M. P. posi. T. Brand, M.P. M. litplffis(owle. 111 •• 14:r T. Rnt it.g, Bort. S(.P. Sir J. Newport, Bart. M.P. Sir 3. Wroile•le‘, Rant. Sir 9. Roma!), hie. M.P. N. Brougham. El. 11. P. T. VV. Coke, Feq. N 144.44,4 Fereimoo. Rl.:'. E. 11. river, 1:•q. M. Nl. P. .1. Iltone. %V. a. Marlo.kz, E.g. M.P. 11. Parnell. E.g. NI.P. G. Smith. E-g. M.l'. (. C. learn. E.g. M.P. S. 11 hithreetl, E.g. %I. I'. Heir. A. erionbie, LL.D. Rev. J. 1 lontphr)s. Tickets, at 154. each, man he Fox, AigTll—ireet, or Lomh-iri Luslgite.greet t to the Itool 4 at the Bar of the Prre.tonsotet. Dinner on Table nt Regis. R.V. I'.. Hunt, D.D. Rector of S.. Peter's, Iletlfc...t, 11. ! •v. I'4 Maltby, 0.1). P,r brailirr fief I.;nroto, and Ite. - tor of lltu 'Oen, Rev. 7. R. Atiath..., A.M. Profess ,t cif History and NnliHenl Eolosouns, Etta Ist. cli.t College, k itnabdvn. OA. M.- rots! Ifeglirt Proftisor of Di sink v, Combridot. Rev. 11 Wallas., D.l). Rector of St. Mary Stole, lest. ick. W., Alors, I:.q. J. Evans, Est:. F.,v141, Esq. It. H. Ahriev, E.g. .11 P. Mumprais, Lq. J. I'vaisal:, 11. Rogers, EN. R. SI .11e, KN. J. Walker, 1:..q. 11. Wasincluth, Esq. R. Wilks ' Esq. ttolagu Rua goyne, Esq. hall of the Slew:iv& 4.f Mr. TI-orrei ; Mr. William Cimino, free School, noroUgh-rend; ur Tavern. (ireat liorr..-strert. rive oCloek yet iv. Iy. The Seemed Fibissn. prier Is. QTX BRIEF LETTERS, occasioned by the In k:3 ,tiosti ‘ m of ran AUXILIARY URI fISII and Flt ORE,N BIBLE SOCIETY, at Chelmsford, Eisen, March the Sid, 1812. Panted fur J. Johnson and Co. 91. Paul's Church-yard. The Torah of the First Vohome, considerably esila•ged, prlire 7s. hoards, dedicated, by permis.ion, to his Kuyal 1-litho's% the Duke of York, AA TREATISE on VETERINARY MEDI. CINE: containing it Compendium of the Veterinary Art, or an accurate description of the Diseases of the Horse, and their mode of Treatment ; the Aonfolly and Ph;siology of the FiNit, and the principles and practice of Shoeing, illu-crated by Plates; nit% observations on Stisitie binnagement, Feeding, Exercise, and Condition. By JAMES WIIITR, of ICseter. Late Veterinary Surgeon to the First; or Royal Dragoons. Printed for lamorao, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and • n, Po termsstersrow ; and J. Joht.son and Co. St. Pours Church-yard. ItENEW 11, OF THE EAST INDIA CHARTER. Hy Black, Pony, and Co. Leadenhall.street. APERS respecting the NEGOCIATION for a P Renew:A of the East India Cishoparn's Exclusive Privi• rioted by Order of the Conn of Directors fur the In form-toms of the Proprietors. Bvo. price Ss. 6d. I. CORRESPONDENCE nod PROCEEDINGS in the Neauetation for a Renewal of the East India Company** Char ter Seto. price Is. 64. 9. CP(kit I' on the N EGO AVON between the Hon. Ea-t India C pain and the Public, revectin i g the Renewal of the Cowpony's Exclusive PrilegetortflTroile fur SJ sent., from March. Uy J. Untie, LA I . M. P. I. R. 8. Be. litt.4lo. 150. hisor.i.. 4. AN % ALS of Ilse HON. EAST INDIA COMPANY, fro», their Lbialolibliment by the Charter of Queen Elisabeth, 1600, to the Union of the London and line sir Etta India Com p:may. 1107.8. By J. Beare, Esq. N. P. F. ft. S. die. ote.3 eels. 410. 41. 10 or on Royal Paper, 61.65. GARDENING, ANGLING. Au By B. and R. Crosby and Go. 4. titatinners%rourt, kindest; and sold till BooLsellers. the Twelfth Balthus, Price 24. ar V. 61. bound. • ,FIRE GARDENER'S POCKET JOURNAL; or, Daily A•si.taaria the Modem Prettier of F.stgli.li Gardening, in a. ennelve nioathly demi:ly of all the General Works throughout the Year, aids a Descriptitia of the warless Impletneuts. By JOHN ABERCROMBIE. Author of •• Every Man Hi, Clan Gardener." ABERCROMBIE'S TREATISE on the GARDEN MUSHROOM, pried St- AYN ES on the improved Culture of the STRAWBER RY, RASPBERRY. and GOOSEBERRY, designed to in troduce a rational Method of Cultivation. by whicn abundant Crisps of superior fruit may he uniformly übt.siued, iu all Seasons. Elvis. is. boards royal 10i. fol. A TREATISE on the CULTURE of the PINE APPLE, Sermid Edition. By W. Citifbil, Gardener to I. M. Statue, Esq. Kamm. Notts H. A CONCISE TREATISE on the ART of ANGLING, cniifirined by &maid Experience, inteispersed with several new nod recent Discoveries. By Tammis Best. The Eighth Edi tion improved, with n Frontispiece, representing the various Flies wed is Angling, 'ls. Bd. sewed. CIIRONICLR.OP TH E PRESENT REION• On Fridhy, May I, was published. Part IL to he continued in snceer•ive portions early two months, in royal 4to. price 104. 6d. each, wider the patronage n, and deilicased toy permission to, hip timid Highness the Prince Regent. Tilt:cult° NICLE of the REIGN of GEORGE IT. eahibiling a were and impartial iteprrseeiation of n Period replete a ith Parpri.ing, and peemingly incredible, events t In which is pertixed a Genealogical History of the House of linniawick. . The a hole Compiled by DAVID HUGHSON, LL. D. Editor of the •• British Constitution Analysed," "the History of Load ~,,, and other Works. In the course of the pabliration will he given masterly Por traits of the king, the Queen, the Prince Recent, and flow,: eminent Staterown, Mr. Pin and Mr. Fox ; the Armorial War itigs of the House of Brute ick lamenhorg ; and every etsitiel lihhinent incident to a Wm% its which it is intended in combine whatever may be conducive to informatiun, instruction, rational entertainment, and reference. The Third Part, which will be published' 0111 the ht of July next, wilt contain an elegant Plum of the #40140 wird at the Coronation of their Moiestles. Mit. SPILtiBURY, from his success in Scrophu- Im o rases may be consulted nny morning between the hourS of eleven and Three, at his Dispensary, No. 15, Sohn sqaure, load Patients wishing to consult him at their own horses, on Diseases of the Joints. Scorbutic and Eruptive Com plaints, previous to snaking use of the PATENT ANTI SCOtt- BUM Into PS, will have a decided opinion as to the proba bility of succors. Terms of attendance my be known at the Dispensary, N 0.15, Sao-square. As there ate numerous •Costaterfeits, please to ask for Spit— bury's Polka A ntiicorbutic Drops, with the K ing's duty printed in Mork ink, in bottles of 52. Bd. dmiblebottie 101. god larger It.'.. duty it -diodes!. Compound ‘Lettacs, Is. Dispensary, lb, Soho-square, London. alb SALES. By Mr. hADLTIL Al hit Repository, Goswell-vereet, TO-MORROW, May 13, at Twelve o'Clock, SSEVERAL clever sum mer lIACKNIE3, i n hi g h "condition. and very fist trotters; some hand.ome a/wow-lie. PC and litudeto liken iFe u pair of capital bay Co•te4 Horses, 1(i hands tool inch, 6 sears old, petkeilv stemlv and quiet, and are parted with solely oo account of ,ilw having no further use for them; also tipwards of lid lots of hor.es aid carriages, of difrerent Oescriptions. To be vie wed the Nleriiiug Sale.. Putolii Sale Days every Tuesday and Fridr6-. Tu Buitact., aml requirint roomy Premises. fly Air. ISA %KS, At Garin way'iC.i(fre-lion=r, C 110 - -1) A Y, Mly '25, at *l'm the o'Clock, • rrHE Valuable 1.F.Aq1.: and Tlt.ll)E of an esta hlighd BUTCH LIU'S SHO', siluaie No. Ifi. Vete slice!) Clare-market. held 1)% lease fn.,* hip crnee Iht owi. of Newcastle, for an nuexilired term of !A )ears, Qom Midsummer last. U:tv he viewed. nrd Part had m the Premises t nt (nr ran o)'i ;of Edmund Walitcr, Solicitor, 51, h meet - hoc ; ZUNI .. f the Auctioneer, kJ. %Vona-sir. CI. Chtnlllide• TO BE SOLD BY PRILYATL CONTRACT, With immediate Y,-ioon, A MOST desirable and valuable FREEHOLD 13 ; cora-Wing of rt g oval farna-loothe, bun, stable, convenient out-bauldin, and :ab-nat 21J Acret of Land, Amble, Meadow, Fresh Morvh. onrl Saltii, vit. nhout 34 Acre* of Arable, 22 Acres of Mead..tv, 1; . 2 Acres of Fresh AiNrsh. and 17 Acres of Sulu, ait h rott:bge al the Freeh Marvh, a•itutue ill the Irk of Groh*, ire the Could) I f Kea& The Farm-hotv•e has been recenUy built ; is very compact, and commands a most delightful view of the Note, a great part of the Nledway, aol the Mouth of the Thome... • Tne I.autil i• evreediNly rich :oil fertile. The Stork and 'Crop= to betoken at a fair A pprnisernent. Shout lyl Arre4 of the Fre:h Marsh ned Salts, with the Cottage thereon, l.easenr Bridge, and will he •odd pantie trout the farm and the other part of the Fresh Marsh, which lie, more coutiguous to end) other, if few' red. For soul to treat for the Sale, apply to Mcs•rs. Pratt tuvi Son, Solicitors, Rochester. NEW AND IMPROVED PLAN OF 411.. By J. CARSTAIR.S. ",We this Nimrwileetivetilwor Perim sway tears. to PIN -11.F.St lONS ONLY, it most beattliful Itumming Hand. This attain ment will he of grind advantage to those "who base Books to keep, or, from their avocations in life, are obliged to write fre quently. It will entirely eradicate any bad scrawl, and will ills. , add vers• much to arculacy, freedom, and rxped t To write well must be allowed by all to be a most neces•ary and useful accninplishwent. Any improvement therefore that ran be made to facilitate the obtaiiiing of speed an I proficiency in this art, cannot be unacceptable to the admirers of Penmanship, nad also to thrive in !twines.. This New Method is widely dif ferent nod entirely distinct front ali other Methods !ably adver tised. •-pecimens may he seen, and respectable references given, on application to ,1. Carstairt, at No. IS, Nes castle-stieet, Strand. Ladies and fientlemen may be attended in any part of Loudon at their assn Acroonts and the principle and most Useful Branches of the 11,11.thetnatics Taught upon an Expeditious l'lmat. BYTIII; KING'S PATENT. /VIM Nobility, Gentry, Merchants, Captains of 1 Ships, Town and Country Deniers. are respectfully ac quainted hatt I have removed from Bond-street. nod have ap po i . fed Messrs. JOS. K ERNO'I attd CO. Chemist. nod Drug- Itt-ln. Ni'. 9, Bent-street, Leine,ter-square. Wholesale and Ite• tail Venders of the PATENT VIOLET SOAP and CREAM OF V 10LE l'S, where they may depend on buying them fresh and genuine. The above articles having gained a decided superiority over every other for defending ter skin flints the severity of the weather. what i, coma ..... ly called chap-, void giving a pleasing inftness and delicate fairness lo Ibe red, st or cuarest band, needs ea further eacuaiiton, as the various imitations that are coa -1 need to be imposed is a ,ui6cient proof of the estimation iis whir* it has bre° held fur a number of ;ears. 0" In purchasing or sending servants. be partirular in giving dirertions or or 'era for II A EL'S PAT ENT VIOLET : in di.- tingui , h the re 4 from the cianiterkito, the Patentee's signature is its his own hand writing on the outside a rapper. The Soup, it squares at 9.,. 6d. and Is. 6.i. ; Cream of Violet., in balite! , 44. rid. and 2s. 64.• Family boxes, containing twelve large square-, It. ss. ; and boars euntatoing twelve small squares ii.. Thee boymorn xmaller quantity, are cantinued tn he sold re tail only by the Patentee, to such persona who prefer havisn; it -/ovliedietely from him, and are forwarded to order to any part inc.., ,s -of the town or country. by addressiag a line , post pab I, 1 I lag antic or two pound note. the change will be returned in the package and wart anted to arrive safe. J. B. HALL, Patentee. Chefilical Elahoratnry, Jubilee place, King's road, Chelsea, Match 14, 1812. How CHARMING and LOVELY a LADY LOOKS with her HAIR CURLED, when cohering a Roll.rooni. bat that appearance is 'non lost in dancing, or the least exercise; but if RUSSIA PEARL ill ILK is used when curling their dlarli nr false hair. it a ill give melt tuength to the curl, that as exercise or air will alter the appearance i."r the ellll. It has been remarked by travellers who have been in R.W.Sia, that when Ladies Fashion are nut for Moir- in &may des., and take exercise in riling or walking, when they reams mime their hair remains in full curl. In than, .6 single trial will convince there is tint a more elegant article in the universe adapted for curling the hair, as the RUSSIA PEARL 11 ILK, to - ranted innocent and pleasant. Sold at 23.6.1 per halite, by the only Proprietor, A. PRINCE, j John-tired, o%lord-tarred, private haute, opposlie No. 7, where three of the intr.! valuable Articletare prepared fur the 'lair, which no toilet aught tit he without. Ist. RUSSIA OIL, for moistenink the Hair when dressing, las it preserves mid promotes the growth. • 2d. RUSSIA UYE, for changing rrd or grey Hair to dark or block. 9d. RUSSIA PEARL MILK, for keeping in the curls. IMPERIAL I'AR.LI.I.IIk:NT. /lOU S% or Limos, MAY It ... . • The Haute met :twill half -pnbt four. The Vas %hall Bridge Br was read a third time and Mated: Lord A U AM pre:wined a petition for ()wiling the East India Trade Irmo the Ni an u incturers, &c. of Dudley , which was orti , TAirto lie on the table. Jr. Johnson, from the other of the Chief Secretury for 're bind, presented an Accoutit of the Quantity of ';/!tii diritilled from Graio is Ireland; which %las ot . dcred to lie on tile table. I.* A All IX or NI It. l'Elfr EVA L. The Fad of (MOJA() NI)ELLV reported to the Houni,thit his Royal Uighur,* the More Itt"gent would he ready tore ceive the Address of the House to-morrow (this flay). 'Ow LORI) CHAN t ELLOIt reed a fetter from Cu Earl lif Wellington, expressing Ms high sense of thr honoar coaferm4 the Thankt of the 110:!so to him and the Oiligete uF dis for the capture of Iladtijob. Adjourned till to morrow (this day), „.. Nous% or common. • TbeISPEAKER stain, ter the Nettle, that be ltsii fetallteo si letter feral the Earl of *Minoan. &led Firute n April 29th, nekton Went tie t.v.iiptitt tile V nt e of Than a k t , i t t ) the Wilt Februtkry and Mb April, fur the capture of Ciudad Hi drip) and ilation. Mr. lilt tOttlit AM presented a Petitionfiom about 1R i 0 vers Charley, Lito cashire, praying a retrenchment of thepyti lic expenditure. and inch raid as aught be obtained from Illte opening of trade. OrtnErtS ChUNCIL. • General GASCOIGNE, after some prefatwy re marks as to the respectability of the Fie tilioLers, pre sented a.Petition from the Gentlemen, Clergy, Me-- chants, Traders, and others, of Liverpool, praying tht t Parliamentwould deeply retect before theyadopted ti y measure relating to the Orders in Council, and that they would not yield to popular clamour; at the same time expressiug their confidence in the wisdora of Parliament, and the unblemished integrity and judgment of Ministers. Mr. BItOUG HAM said, with the exception of the coutplin , catary sentence, he would, if an inha bitant of Liverpool, have signed the Petition—for , what did it recotnmead ? merely what was the bounded duty of Parliament, that it should deliberite be fore decision, and not ba influenced by popul.tr clamour. As to the respectability of the persons subscribing, he had been told that apprentices, and other subordinate persons, had been induced to siAtt the Petition ; nay, that the prisoners for debt, itt the gaol of Liverpool, were solicited to arc their I names. Perhaps this was a mere report ; and ho only mentioned it, that the gallant General might have an opportunity of contradicting it. i General GASCOIGNE said, that tie lion. Gen. tleman was, be believed, perfectly correct as to the means used to procure signal nr,el, lt . 'but ike . 11 . 44 mis taken the Petition . [I lough.] this circumstance he had not intended to mention, nor should be over • have stated, unless called upon by the Ilonourable Gentleman. Mr. STEPHEN said, lie could state from per sonal knowledge, that the Petition was signed by three-fourths of the merchants concerned in the Ame rican trade. He could also state . on the same ground, that many of the Petitions before the House had been solicited by those who, on this and on all sub jects, had displayed an uniform opposition to his Majesty's Ministers. Nay, some arose from the Honourable and Learned Gentleman opposite— [Hear, hear! from Mr. Brougham], and even from his request.—[No, no! from Mr. liniugham.i—The letter could be produced which would confirm this statement. General GASCOIGNE in explanation stated, that he did not believe that applications on either side had been made to the prisoners. Mr. BROUGHAM- asked, with much warmth, whether it could be forgot, that when this charge was first made, he (Mr. B.) had immediately exam ined a witness concerning it, and whether it did not appear that his (Mr. B.'s) letter strongly recommend ed peaceable and deliberate conduct, and a respectful Petition to Parliament ? Should, then, the Hon. Gentleman use such assertions at a tim • like the pre sent, when the count') was not only darkened by enormous crimes (Ike meant the riots), but still morn deformed by scattering among the vulgar, dark, am biguous, and vague insinuations of crime. —[Cries of hear ! for sct'eral seconds.] Mn STEPHEN, interrupting, said, that he Should expect to be allowed equal latitude in reply. Mr. BROUGHAM, then, at the suggestion of the Speaker, confined himself to the account of the Letter. The Petition was ordered to lie on the table. Mr. BARHAM regretted the angry turn which the conversation had taken, and oVserved that the lion. Gentleman (Mr. Stephen) was the first to make personal allusions. Lord CASTLEREAG TT hoped that no angry dis putations would arise on an occasion like the present, when it was so dtwirahle to have perfect unanimity. Mr. BARHAM agreed with the suggestion of the_ NohleLord. _ _ _ _ - Mr. STEPHEN declined his right of explanation, on account of hiesiwn ftelings and the general feel ing of the House. A Message from the Lords, signified their , assent to the Plate Drawback Bill, the Vauxhall Bridge Bill, and several Private Bills. Mr. BROUGHAM presented a Petition from the Merchants, Manitfaituters, (ice. who are now in town as witnesses on the subject of the Orders in Council,. skewing that they are greatly' inconvenienced by being kept away from their business and homes,and praying that their examination 'may be proceeded in forthwith. Lord CASTLEREAGII agreed that much !neon veniet.ce might arise from the witnesses being so long kept (corn home ; and for this reason, as well as be cause they might wish to give their testimony, he would consent to their examination, if, during the . enquiry, all questions whicit rniAlit give rise to coh trovetsy were avoided. Tbe'Neble t t.ord stated, that there *ere also one or two witnesSeironthiiisthei it il (1, l'i= 1 I . l e i'l 1 ' 4r ii 1 g y i p ki . ~R~~~i I) r l t~, kt'j. E, c Ik l I 0 . 't • • , V! q .• 1 • e It\ 1 i. r. , IA BOOK., PUBLISHED THIS DAY. Price 4•. WFST INDIA CLAIMS on the MOTHER COUN I'U Y and LEGISLATURE, with an Addenda, containinz the rcition,of she House of Af.etably of Jamaica to his Royal Hitham the Mince Regent. By A BRITISH PLANTER. Sold by Edmund Lloyd; Barley -street, Cavendish-sqenre, Lon:4no. ~~:~' 1