The Statesman. — London, England, 1822-05-18 00:00:00

. _ -4T4Lio.raisersis.w. Ml6°. I • ' ROMAN CA'l r. •I:,Pro i . 1 Mr, PEEL preseated a poi., -a • ageism-able POONA datistie Peers! Bill. • • • .• _,• :••,_ . _'..eiv: I -,- The title of the Petition erected a twergbilerit•lPPP the house.. It was fee. the chnrchwardensi-4 00,1000 “. :ail 1614d:heats of the parish of St. Lope.—lt was or dered to lie oath, milk. . Mr. CANNING thin moved the Order of the Day for the third reading of the Bill—The Dili was read added time it itliolit any opposition. On the question that the Bill should pass, . Mr. Secretary PEEL said, that as the. Bill bad alder. gone a foil discussion. and as the sense of the holm had been fairly takep on the subject of it, he would not per. pier in what be bad .no doubt most he an aaaaa Bing op positio e.—(Clierre.) --H e trusted, however, that hie wi th• driTifkg that opposition wield sot he construed ism any wadt of derision, or any diffidence of she . opinions br had drlirerrtl ot this ireportaot Bill.—(llear ) Mr. CANNING said he could not possible allow the discussion is that hens* to close without publicly stat ist his °pillion on the readact of his Right Honourable Friend an the course of his opposition to the Bill. It had Seca manly, temperate, and beeesning.—(Hear.)- - Uwe& in short worthy of the character Obis Bight Hm ,•• ;aerobic Frieed—(Cheer!)--and his gratifications* car e ~••.: . ~ . .. • ey ing the measure was increased whets he mursideral • 4i,. ,- . that he had carried it against each as opponent. — ' • - -4" ' '(llrerw.) I Si. T. LETiIBIII MIR only beiges) permission to of -•••,-, t -.5... ,f•r ruse reentoree upon this subject. It was to Omsk • 7,• . .. , ..' • htq, which he did most heartily, tbattheemitrill*etat At IW4I -- ' emsesie al th Fee option. s • ;;-. • 'T'e... P. 5k 1fe.,.-01 "lit k iututel l =e l d after.* slipht =2; In .„• ' tik - tile. !shah ri a proposed by au, cumin ( and - I ' - : agreed tit. .. . aseirercx a Team ;tile. . . • • • . .14r,ItifiaggStIltirseevedilisellinthwe( Dirforthe smiled readies el the Americas. Olt' • _ _ .. 4 Cur .41 7 VVIET1.1 opposed the, . ' 0 iWPo4drodt - Airrinfringentrut if the compact. wrens eel admeiee it:il the mother ametry g nsil us a violation Oahe spirit . of ogr Vatiputieu JAWS. lie eppliz would. 'odes* to be • F iitforroWstsrlos it IPS. that had tiWleilisrthe Bill. - • !Ir. Berjsent OKSALOW appoestal . the Bill. -It • wee • '.' - ealVd•f•S!Lv Prille!‘leellaielkyrnd MOW 0010 Amami • • • act of Intim* Omani them. i . The, fillings& 010 0 01letti a senollidalifidend ordered to • .. bc commitaed sail/Jim mirth .••, • s : ••• . - . . - • .ostapurat, Team uthio • Mr.'UOBINSIIIIreared the Order of the Day for the second readiviesef-the Catania' Trade Bill. Mr. P. BUXTON said, that last Seldom he Mel us deretood the Cheetellor of the Exchequer he say, that the-whole questing of •the Sego Duties reepectlog *far -East trulissed West India Trade shenkl be submitted • . • .-- ' tothe oseeidriration of the Committee ea Piesigui Trade. The lies. Member referred to mese petspasiete which he said haul been published for the purpose of . shewing•thereasorgatere of these duties epee the tea ember*. He thought the subject eheeld be &Broom , . • sidered Ware the Besse proceeded to lettislaie Mien it. • ‘ -...i.. • hi r. RUBINStIN said the Act horsing the duties would expire next pdse • and that if it should be this • proposal to rmserriL.llresubjeet would lirfuUji discuss od.• The removal - a retraints npos trade waWeessider- , ed ova Leasure of policy where it would be effected eitiotit histeriabiacenvesieace. . •, , Ile. WIGHT implored the G meat sot to dad .' • •• -"A r 42 7. so Pht4 ooo l Masi usestthe)preireet = ..• .. . • - - The 10 1 8000000 1 ItribeArlheg - ledia . '.."` •••-st - , iteeisacd iterp!riastape he len is the side if treareatuty f Md.' - , Tersedblitlit observation - ' - - tot__ as .the _ thought the present cinders was not entirely between the East and West India interests; and he thought it somewhat unwise in the West to force themselves against the Cast India traders. The (Intim in question would, lie was satisfied, ultimately come mit of the pockets of the consumers instates' Britain. and would °POW* as a tax of Irons one totwo millions. The monopoly which was spoken of had in the first instance been =ritual.— The present Bill world affect the interests of the Sugar Refiners of London. who were from 100 to 150 in num her, and were an iesportaat part of She public.- It might ; be said that the interests of individuals must yield to ge-1 neral conveuience; but, is aseertainiag the extent of that convenience, some estimate should be made of the individual sacrifice, for without a knowledge of that, a trite opinion.could not be formed as to tbe proposed cos venience.. lie Led .-mss it Meted thateh/lleet Indians paid on sugar seat to this country a sum of 3,500,0001.1 a year. Surely skis was taking the West India Colo nies. and not the article. If they could get sugar from the East *Aim at five shill*, less than from the West I ntlirs,by placing ao advaem of five ehilliegeon that sugar, the throatiest would pay it. But Le wished to see the Mother L'oontly molotatu her agreements with her Colonies. lo 1753, A Petition was presented to the Legislature, from certain parsons in Oreat Britain. foray ing that the West India Planters might be forced to cultivate those islands more extensively, is orduSball the people of England might have sugar at a cheaper rate, as the planter'. &mod it to their 'tamest to send lass i e/ogee to the market than warn wanted. Upon this Retotion it was reenekable that nothiog was done be yond appointing& Committee of Inquiry. The effect 01 1 this Bill was to throw open the trade on the one side. bit not oa.theratlv. There was no .reciprocity in giv ing all as one side, sod receiving aonr on the other. If tififtY-elore act on the prieciple of free trade, there must be tit srlenmest of restrictious on both sides.— beak that this country could at this moment afford to al the colonies to send their productions all ever the world, whilst it-teas eestviemil to certain ports. lot this caustry be permittedi to de wr same. and he would offer so opposition. Rath country ought to have the oreeopoly of .the tither. Ha had no hesitation in myingsbatie those Cole*, '.quantity of human life had been swallowed up, which ought pet to have been 'walleyed sp. l 'i r tfrortstit spa° width he opposed this measare was y Euglistu , Mr. BAItHA thought his lion. Friend (Mr. W. Smith) had uttered one sentiment which completely ha lanced all be herbal& AM Ilse telimwhiled....Hedsolsl OM : nchisosetrj. oughtttc haloes alstkle/lnlngiwiy ofiilti productions of the other. In that thoSeiniektaisweah' *kit him: Thu Mae 4adiameomesteurttisthuis Clown. They had mode • oil thole ages getweetcs . the faith of that pond they wooldlaitislier Atop I. Ile picture from .good faith, taimamant ao itnailailaken. The only question with the peasants of West Imes 1 proper ty'was now how they shooltsithilst ilm imoososi, tura dependant epos them winera loss—gala we • of the gnestime. Theo, however, whew things won is this state they proposed to introduce Rat Innis sum. They might, therefore, as well gin up them tektites shogether. It was carious that Mils ey fur free trots ' shield cane from the East Indies where there war so little freed*, of tra.le or lemmatise that a "Dritoo till lately was not allowed to put his foot on that land. . If . the qoatioit were, whether the West lodisstoohl'Oe me whereat a slave t rade, or if they was :to. have on •• enable them to exist, Ise should say no slave trade. . - • • Mr. 1114LICR inere his support t. the 11$11. because it was as approach to the prlatipla of fore tom* (eons the straights of restriction. Ho toil Raki,* in the speeds of his Ho*. Friend the Mash* . for Norwich (Mr. W. Smith), with respect to this Bill, hot gateral aromas sperm our Colonial system. However lir might agree in his view in that respect. he thought •ib was too late now to revise that system. Too snob Doltish capital was 'minted upon the faith of it. He (Mr. E.) could at join the Hon. Baronet. th. Member fortlnidess (Sir W.Gurtis), in thinking that this measuretwis likely to 4 re our navigation Met a. He spatheacled n 0 .5, An that score. Nor did he think the agar Imhof, It * say thing to fear. Ids waves great an odoescatolor fret had/ a say inn in that Moose. II prostkohle, The anik-sitorges impend maw stele; lw **Peet 'oaks , In litheidati.orsa is aft BW. *Wu wrap leb mashie' of MOO* and thole Aimee litotOiliciosiietl In WO to gage &chip 0 SW ham 411, knew that a retain fion hod taken place, bat nab yet amid to Ise done._ hied toarished the-Moo. Newalsoc for Le woußiJoi alike pan this upostßingplai* l iga thA taa behtliten, eat teo-fir ags*D'Or 41kkity , • a tie. "Wioraolsoe o4. illei selogehe mama of a ship treding with Mistral -Melba, loorood (bat elle American Goveitmomebedmtges upon a vessel of 260 tots. amounted io *guiltlellaies tad 4 *blab ha it said, our Copal's fee igsai Oat mat thatoote& to 20 dollars. If it were wish,* llett ire likledd he 4' great moral power, oar ships MEM bitacei Woo aged foeting with foreign countries. Whi .thopriterit de bating on a question of this iebedihonally'llanghtt Shay ought to take into their ammitierstkar wbsiber it was possible to afford relief to. thoOsioint De isitteill the House that say relief that alb& heollsollekliouli;sot be misplaced, for they were is a stale dl Ilmi &Meg distress. As us:ich as was acid- abort the none of the agriculturists of this cougaty, it &it Ma err* elms! picture that could be drawn of the illatimilliOnhetat thole lase was sows Isopoloss-thowthe mrebilliatises'if SPlPot.firitoio. Amosgst the . sslames dna woos awn is Ere4issue was St. Lade. Till islunettroll a pmts. oliest4s,ooo. la 1814 ittprodosod AMMO "OIL of soor. and whilstasior Ilse pttho li ren li c e r i l li t paid but... law, vie. lief. car IMAM. paint. Sines it had barn in air kind, we tall sootesed a secciesion of Governors. Osm of those had .lost esteemed -for unlawful exactions us the peo" ate& di &moll of them the most incorldant the. wonerstnotod. The Governor had anonotrollod authority' if bo IMO le ',rapt the Secretary of Stott The taste of-the ado-_ mots, therefore. might easily Ms noorited. ukteiloolotto Maki tlaint Nor could it be tosshlered that k the iv. hail a gro‘ they nor I• they wer, get Some fitting mode of Government must be de them; for he was ready to admit with Ilan. Ge, on the other side, that it was obvious from arm that the English Constitution did not work well ih tice in places of that description. He hoped his * lion. Friend, the Member for Knaresboroagh Tierney) would, as lie had frequently promised. bek forward some proposition on the subject of the Goiters meet of all the Islands; for it really was titnelligt something should be done. There was another deration connected with the general subject of the ' Si nks relating to the change in the value of the cur He did not mean to enter into a discussion n strict questions with the Honourable Member fur arlington ; but merely to give an illustrative pr o# of the evil effects of that change, in rendering the situ' • tion of the Colonists worse thin. It bad been— It was a fact then that the Colonist who, before this change:bad to pay only 1501. for 1001. which he might have befall& to this country, had now to pay for that 1001. at least 2271. He begged agile to recur to the lamentable state of the shipping interest of the country. Its capi tal was above one half diminished from s bat it fortiorly had been; and its profits were reduced more than one half. lie mentioned this, that the House might see that the statement of the Noble Marquess at the cornmeal'''. meet of the'Sraaion that the Agricultural interest aline was in distress. Reassured them the colonial shipplog interest was in the lime predicament, and he hoportbat Honourable Gentlemen who thought so would assist,irk{ any measures for removing their bonbons brought fees ward in the coarse of the Session. • Mr RICARDO thought thit thertinast he some ems , take in the statement of his Hqn. Friend relative to the ' 1 effects of the alteration is the currency. There was something so extraordinary in the statement, that , he believed there must be a mistake in it. His lion. Frieod's spreat foroished the very best arguments in fa vour of the principle of a free trade. lie showed in the .strongest light the miseries of the present system of mutual monopoly. It was set true that it the inqsorta . don duty were taken off vegan, we could be' henefitted I by it. because the producers would take care to Make a proportionate addition to the price. He (Mr. R.) 4 not ogree.i• this opinion. He did sot think that tf were new to forego the duties on tea. the Chinese pfr t .lucer would make any attempt to raise the price of. 010 commodity. It must be always the policy of tbe3 lacers to send their commodities to foreign coastwise, +slow a rate as they can. In fact, the question 1 04 P4* 110.9t0k. I 4 be mon kiorfrial silikfiegirddirriesew :I net which might he beseicially ho; • iniaidiseysestst.,'• lbw sentsimiest... briqrr for thomearaleto 'llia's** se iolitelendina-bminselthe n those Omits veal itilistbdiy.a•gs roiluetioo. This was his geserai• ladmisted that tie West India pianist. we.. souse m • lit •wes for rem' meeinee dieter. I 'systems of free trade, asad .theielseks berMlsm snapper's* this Hill. Owed* serepteh o =2: •—let the prieciples of fres cemenevee sever again- reedit the House be tosmollsgmilkosprillhd Wipes from one party to melee a ensile et Oho intommt *rase:her. . • ..,e7 4 1 - :;•' hag • . Mr. M A 11.RYATT bore testimemy sit o rnelinlin• tress which iiervaileil the Wen Indian ' sin Se trusted the lions, would like nositnineillere. if east to give doss i l liatentravagnot priers stye at • least,to eifsrd. them muse relbed presses Mote of intolerable .liss res./. r • .• /Ir. WI LB It it FORCE Made owes olsommtiom which woes ses • distiaetly auJibole ht Site Whey, , We believe ite said that the present muumuu en gin to be screw pooled with : near semuities ageism the illicit imports. tins of slaves. Mr. MASAL Conte did that this Silk was not a hoes so the Nees ledia colones. but to gent hoer of distressed ship owners. lie thought th• t estimate aieglit set to be clogged with ally enactment with regard to the liegimsatien. . .4 • • A Mimosa. whose same we amid set lesereaslits claimed all hostility to the West -logie Respeimers, bet, thought a clause. mreessary for the registrations( slaves. Mr. MANNING confirmed the testimooy of the. Hes.. Member fur Sandwich ()sir. hiarryatt) as to the dis tressed state of the West loam Votaries. the stypeeted the gamest. Hi 11, • Mr. eitOUUHAMlttembenaled that it was Set merely malltimiens wik seirmeete4_o.4.stote 4.110, West for the fact was, that the West Lodi& Planters were suffer ing•esermtblut "MP theageklitimirds halm. Ale mold ogre.. tO ono ,eoMblikiam.lia esgit; es • Mr* boiled foss wited,primcipiesr -sed hetrs.ted that the West Ju1...11 would liaises:the miss of shr iimpeceeel of the sorms, 147. sad so frame.thoir itatereal reguistions as to pre vent a sabostrojthe which violestmemMtes essidat 11 to .prodocie.r.Tbeg ought to ~Jess their playa *host the abolition of thy Sisse.Trodet and he ististd.lbsi'll the more time the ameopeir would be giros sp. Thee Now:, mesla. however. lac/PM . he dose gredsidly..sad the iamb popliatieo memid hive to be preParsd ems they cosideojop the blesalovef eieentipet see. • • • Thos Mini" was earne d anti Pal the dill intend. to be committed this day mitek.,,, t - . • • . truescroSe , • • the metres of bin Wiri a lhiTlitN, the Irish Pair; employment Bill was rea‘oilicsh end *mood limo, sad , ordered to be committed liiimprommes cos f ° 441 ,0% The Florlse .4avitig risioleed . into a Committee of . , Supply, * • , Mr. 60111.131)1t11 moved kseiply of 50.001)i, grautod ter the employmest of the ki' Psoe• in the maltieg r ot niadi sad ether pahno labour. Sir W. WiII'HURST ettpresesd his satisfaction at the r, the lure of the potatoe sid g i Tteelfght leans 41 . moo, mut hated Aid us . * big came of the disturb , oleos Althe house on the prospect of some arrasp . meat of Tithes. He protested against the impatalion that it Was a party aellsolll% A feet some farther observations from Mr. R. Martin, Mr. 0. Lamb, Mr. tionlbarn, Mr. S. Rice, and Sir F. Ommanney, the Rrsolutioe was agreed to, and the Re port ordered to be receivedio-isoffew. Mr. R. MARTIN moved 'the second reeding of the Capital Crimes Bill. Mr. Alderman HEYOATE said a few *ordain support of the Bill. Mr. COURTENAY opposed the Bill, and moved that ' it he read the second time that day sic months. The ATTORNBT-OENERAL supported the Amend ment. After siesllitsida teem Mr. R. Alawrix is reply, the Amendment was carried without a division. On the second reading of the Sheriff Depute Bill (Seel.' land) being moved, Lord A. HAMILTON. en account of the lateness of the hour. moved that the Hones be counted, and there not being forty Members peseta the house adjourned at one o'clock. POtiliffe: BOW...STRUT. —Taittrihty Frederick Barker ' alias Norton, and George Williams, two lads, were lareaght 'before 'f mamas HALLS. Msq. the Sitting Magistrate, charged with being farad after sio4et with iespiemehts of housebreaking is their poliOnlioo. their intent being to commit felony. ,s , ~ DarisAtracl,and Hieks,tltrkil'of ike . patrtil, were I after sere-street, Otford-street, oh Thiiriday evening,and met the two prisonerrone of whom (Barker) was well known to Davis, and he eellest4d Mm, at the same time desiring his brother dicers to seize Williams. While the Wheel. were searching ;hens, they both threw something away; and a short distance from •thess :IV phosphorous tom, : some matches, aid * completetist of siteletoo krys *ere foiled. 'When the priermert were &led upon to give weft, se alant of thetwitelves, Bather aid* le did swot think it worth while to answeekey'qiieitions. Mr. Ha Lt.s. —Where du Tea live? Barker.—Why. I lira here at . pretent. Mr. Hates .—} There did you live yesterday. • Barker.--i lived in antral parts of London ; for 1 walked aboat a good deal yesterday. . , . iroaspir appasg.— . ,--tiiriainliii. rY Apillealion..— A, you*, Asti ;digested 'before SilAfil 'Tveifo r g. list. doe_ pialliii viaplatrate. at& lialtd 1110.141 Was oirrriest Or * rberr MAO il : lilt itily, sad shy I was heerigilt to bed air lbw lest. r Marithi owlish" wai l ; awly,ol,44llMeadis. and l is . tp=ro.ofl4lll ; life bll4l# l loas*d vflif 6 4 1 i tau abov loft gm hat 86;4:fIll •P. 114 " i ieceathaelacy 'Korn fat • Ill' _r A .. fp •IA !. • " her faMeg. - pad ?bat , • kffikw , '.. was aserettd ' add , Nat 45Pettlece‘lit'S td tie* + effect. .6 Th:retdbrei 4 ail. ihiallpplicalik^ I 411110 tee • lave Tour Wetelsip's Woken' id piwypiaseet hal dal* • iet•ma i• lire - gill .beffsPTlPlPlVOSl 4lll e 4 Mindloorls . dki_lessace betwern %keret ~.. ~..., . . 4.. ... . • Mr. Trit!,etior--Yis MIMI i 1 44.11(6.11/n e ehi t Tar we have heard of a sit stoat s• dilltf; Ille' if its A bad bees latter the ricer day. it would not•liati bets a• legitimate. At nay rate. kis impossible fat soototrard yes any redress. • !.. .. 7 4: . no emit great away appatestly ntaeliAleadisfied. Aaa edeakiee.,tise•wife.of sa bres .4 Jack 'Retch. was charge d - by. rf.rpitro ginf Plis lgi lli g - 1 Pant-street. tpltbstreet. with stegitagidebt The prosecutor stated; bb lii•Ut 'la 31111 Pitt is Aile asorsiag.wbere be left his walk* lAA lid maid deer . . half awitam aterwards. Thinprieetaer and kit bulged- 4 lodge in the.beadet sad it• appeared Mal s rasa , the oak wile treat into the piety, tea 10, boar. l'be watch coal& sat be tea boars slier. tierton.thir carer. was. Ita as w wade both eat the apartments and lap* . oat effect. The pfliellef said she liboalieriavf to Um Alatigisty, and spa hint stir *creed ?it'll %kr utter dos. • Sib veep ewniaiitsod to Newt to for Ask. limes flat.L..--Yrsterday a Smithfield Araier, who - 'Asa Ms Amor roan litachissow, was linataglit:ap by a twastable (and ...fiAlowed by an inscremie sialtibile) charged with the marker it Mary Sel:is. -.. . • liotweria twelve amid par o'clock yoster‘ty..theiri. goner was observed driving a caw and calf avec litack. friar's IBridgeorbich he beat with violence. The cow ggrzfa ake thom sad tossed a lady, who Was so meth by the enraged animal, and injure.l by thelalhbe • received, that ale teasaiwed some time isuivesibie, and waist last carried to aa haspital. At the Seer Seth- . 413eitt, the deceased. • poor widow, liapieLdes to be ,crosaieg ebe road before the cow. t he beast rthbed at her. and at the Am bat; affixed *seal iteAsorws is ilse right side. between um fourth aid fifth ribs. ThlrswAlld which tad asseelsied. cariaeditte mesas to the. helot . of Dr. Hyde, Who said the mast have tire leataotip as tie hortiof the cow bad pierced bey heart, sad h&c's* •a woustight incises Jerry. The body was roktes loth* end.' The poor woman has left two orphias *ltbru t the ineebitof es:Wears!: she hetieff weed a )lyeMind byebaciwi. acrd was at the time of her death oil of tte mid fairaiiaily ler Prospect Place. The peoewer Id ' that be had bars *alloyed in . SatithAeld to Attire 'ow to the dairy of Mrs. Joao,. of Measiareat Pic sbelt . a is bad bees perehaord. lie datikil that he had to the ao• bat fee but _.„.....t0dta. the Ng 4 114.4 ii• .4 frost of mas of ur4m4he iulloPed frilmmed by a - paa'a ' Ware Omi pumas i redo& • Bag ilia Ale. qaality r AM we COO ,g a beverai,e employed m - cannot damn, always —I beakh .dity. neon of Me ortielei, Mr, CHA rm. following affidavit. " RICHARD CHAPMAN, of Bagliggi) Wells Brewery, Ale. Table Ale, and 'table Beer Brewer, sake* oath awd said ' that his Ale, 'rabic Ale, and Table Beer, are brewed fres Malt and Ho pa only. and that he never has, nor ever will permit or suffer any drugs or other injurious ineredlents to be used in his brewery. "It. CHAPMAN. Sworn at the Mansion-House in the City . of London, Mirth 23, lttle, before me. Maasts, Mayor. V.R. Orders executed for Reedy Money.—All letters oust be poet-paid, or not received. Jag es- Ate melee half/early the DIED. On Thursday, the 10th lust., Maria, wife of Mr. Samuel Tholes, of the Poul r in tho h7th year of her age. °tithe 16th inst.. aged 41, Mr. W. HastArelk WV' yard; Baeklersbury. fly his Maj,..ty's Royal Letters Patent.—LßAßß' S Pilrsla Salutaria, justly famed for cerise'. is an Its Stages. a Certain Disesse. One small Pill Is a DOW ; the taking of one box, inn recent ease, will mos cemei ve the Patient of the certainty of his speedy reetkiery- So thing can be better oontrived, more safe, or moreles• 0210•1 tins this remedy for suck as are obAged to go pansies at to ass. as it needs no coethaereent cerrestraiat otPiet: asd 00 years experience (is SS extensive ' , ratt i er ) has p r eset that it will effect a Carom when repeated salivation awl all other methods avail nothing. For the Scurvy and other chronic,' disorders, this Medicine has not Its parallel. Up wards of 40,01 M persons,,of both sexes, have bees easlial 4l / cared of the above cruel disorders, withha the last eight years. Prepared end sold by the sole Previews, T.Tas- Len and Sot:. Surgeons, • at their house. No. 9, New Briliter street, in boxes of only 2s. ltd. escia, duty latillsged. Two tack doors teed lights in the passages at tight. Tie! are also sold by tifetr appointment, wilt copious divertiorc. at Mr. Hepburn's Toy-shop, 103, Oxfard-erreet ; Mr. Dis oroirgh'e, C. Fish-street ilill. nearly opposite the Mega meat ; at Mr. Raver's, Edinburgh ; Mr. AkreberO• Dsblis ; and by our person is every consideeidlle Tose in Griot Britain and Ireland. Advice gratis to p ersesi taking the above, or other of the Proprietors medic lam. — (Meets and seminal weaknesses cured, and letters, port-prid , answered. • bee the list, published by the Roysi Wier of Lesion. Lesdos Edited. Meted. see Published et the 041•0; " Tee CITATC*II•I " mid "Tea CoeseiTuttox"(s lothq P.Ver), No. 297: Smed.:hy R. WA/SMELL, LL.B.*. whew sill eNeimesisaticfne. Orders, &c. ate reqesseed be sd2ressed. t remeligiiiiiikitiCrai 7 - -i;;;:. ell Il 11 . 11;;;Mit; . ' :.. , • Aid lo•ossursit the Put lealis ete,t,t4._ . —Wlass pene, k .ateloraeteje il%itashe ? ow; tbseelmilesidstwid el der Weil • r tg i r e f . et I. my loneu e tul'Utinitet. wa rmth.* pupsu w isaai bowmen I y elided huein eneetiltrlllniltwate e beneficially imagined to sessw4 eethliskted • prlensere we ifttotagithesile. Sa d Ile weipseaded aliet•it, would he refitted . thieves, sealer thio Mime A. tilFtlia Seesies, Sue teweirsilase gut bilis eisse‘ atUte they will be harliaweilesitz wish. , :.• r ~. 1•111,......_ ... kallear slims Milian Dowiisg. wparrds4 70 you it f ie.. ma a isilimilla .sr gpeseee a stisw fel* amassi tied, Serf trial, eiasege4 with uttering a retied was hiagosseshisar. hbe lei. Repko( ga r land pete* -- ,te , thwerre, Lahore of est lulls plaster, emu , le lb• Mick Dug public h"re i s - 1 P 11 § .4 " . * ' - 61-6....- .1. . 10%-r-1.:,..it. .... iit.::itle:— ' . • , -"'eat-ry, WU imprwm. w 4212 MIS 221. MN w••• 'ow linmovv•m••••7 . ~ s , I: idt was raised bi Bee observatios 4 thr night Hon. make any comp l a i n t . Nor co uld It b. toSaINTed NW It seep, an° an'WU 'M r r.ilmmoo -- 7 - —.- ----,- whom it Bad seen . mot lava .. t woad have soy e ff ectif they did;firlt•oikildatmeeely be adeee ill trele t , tilesi be ~,...,, ' ; ~ indekea tio the ill - 'Mobil the h ead , „ that h e wee , weesser y h p eV • - llientleinen. AMY. WI LUAIL 4 3 spoke is fewer of tho OM girded to find its way to .tlie kkgher primal home, Mr. J. NSfrnt mo m t o th e moo se o f tho bl o od igskINNL w as Right Hos. Marlow, who .ht forrrthe Gleallt g oved i t h e rk.s ai , ""cr was 0 . 4 Deta in an t : r i le s ta t i c s o a t e velnr Ai efo w i b t u, " hi Iir.ELLICB opposed the Bill.whieb Ito iseid-safin most ! Wl ia .• . ‘ v fisestile to the freet-hodis WOWS. - ?he gods at r e = °t•ti the mlura from red Prime- It boPtoeel• seasilte ' Thi "" latv g "'W I • . a 4 . 14 ~ . .... ,o seny moss oAjoy i.r eil i ta tho rol gt riettaitiumiso sis I ,sres, .16. tem. e l es wa tka pea t in.. 6o lB 44 l7,ffit ra e lmo isload it wasi lemsea4mea vleited brittle:L. as ted ee e;t ese mt u tl ..4 , . ta ".• ;e ..r" Agebtatilejinsel, wspipivi watimilisied u ' II : await :_r_.___T____,_ th e decision of the 7 4 1 111/I ' . ..• , . . „ s _ . ow: conetty. , ma zea l" din z iaskos • il e i maintenance of a Civil &mummer, sod.lthila•ip Wee d • '.' ktanaqhmefori htiq., ok l(onday Na t dokm * • •,, .eqbjoet to equal restriction. ant itopha moo ad to beild "lords wiiikeessomertirrosro. ISIS is Mr. W.WiIITH Orthifett're ettit sit i khe Omits and haffooneriP,eakibited it front of Ot ... . , , • ' delio ' '-• ea T tll4***Wielledi.. " . sow toittl=76o: - - -o‘i.4o l 4 l salref .. _ „ ne v it l e s ce ell4t etildereble mi • 'se he5e ,„,„ 0 : 11 6, 14 m, 400 liost. , • ~. ,' Wm ebbpa, the clown wins raving vile-be Pa _Ms, 1;..71 h • that ITS* *ow .•• . 4 111 . i t it' e state• tioite. ; 1 4-00 4. reins *Sowed • the col, ' neoW not p oot iht, woe . hweielows . 0, pretest k had been taxed enormously to r ik e .g.. iifiTilatilitri i it:IHARt ibe I illo f tin ''. • - , af., he, Sts_►___. , , lelta, wage r igwessiat of ! tiskaig : our colowial traders were as tomb 'added to vits " .° l ' ° ' att 4 ' 6l hvt efe° 46 . 81 • 411.41°1 " 1 7 P arma " M .* - • . g e g as ••i - ' .fiersagoalilloardffif 104101,10iesi W s _ a protection Si one grower, of corn at home. wittiest number sent out illseoe is offikkolsitnakoeis from ilit complabsed of the 1 . • ' be Mud himself nt6ine . t i s getie t post. sod gierally Rig.. P. liIIX'fON esplaiumit iinilie3llll"ll‘gmhetty this country. The Officer who woe. now there as Clover- Meleher (Illt game. leellatteretood). Ate ba e lt ow- woe It most meritorious individwak earl dennalfi taiga the questios to die Chancellor of aielliteliegner.t • &hes t Bei milli c ®lie beisd t. ..a bad • not some pe *ft Whether ii. was sot nosieretood that the . quokka as to 'V "'mud this country could gin f hat be bad ► tidal , kat Who had yawned sod. I ,rye beam the gamiest. neessod low a I. wonld bar!. totally destroyed obortlf to Wolf forged a snotitso ea the . . . .. , . Hera Duties should be seat to the Forespaesnie Com- tine country paid him than that lie should be palmed that the sufferings of 'rabbi an to be agitated; RV tite,arkileys in a stair which affords bat Miltee, . upon the wretched inhabitants of ibis Wand. harm. wished that the Hon. Omit. ers leave the care of Ire- howls of his recovery.—(t‘ie/ineArd Chrewirk.) Tea ell-INC ELtOR of the EXCIIEQH kika"imkiered nue was at present reduced to 4.9,600/. sod its taus wessi lamhatv tba Barna. Members, to her own Repeeet°' We ondentaid that la eritaieqa time of the - r arrols the table; but in a tone of voice which raidpred 10,000/. It was impossible they could pay tbesta,andit tellies. •• ftet was Iffeenlia to the Honourable . . i -2 of Malt, tiff , lion JO t h e rat! Lim quite inaudible. .; • would be found that it could not go on. Ile did think Beadeuran, or be to Ifeilbs” diet he should weep for . Wells P, , Mr, ;SIO,N SY thought this was no t so much a ones-, that the hands of the Government ou bt to be spingtb- her? • slime Brewery has determined to make his flop as t b e oon gi tt i olf i ntern' , of the East „ad Wes t cued against the numerous applicati g ons of persons for Le M HUTCHINSO4 Mr . Hume. Table Ale, and Table Boer of such superior qaeli biker/ad/re, as one which affected all the subjects of situations in the' est India Colonies which they could . r ;tl C. CONlX)NiiMiftitr a"te tp complimented this t „ r „ will enable him to defy all competition. When we eider the Importance to families of possessing a her this,c.Opzwho were generally injured by monopolies. not afford to keep op. He knew the di ffi culty which his oti iesegi fts tiberidit" y 4conal . ug to c :h s . e• relief a f t rela e r - a T ii, thi 44 ,"„ i n India, fee instance, anso „ te d a t, Illetesty's Ministers bad to get rid of the Importunities • Id • • p a hie cosmetics. that it woe produced, proper _ s free front the noeou ligr d' ut usually employe i s i e at s of tueir friends in this respect. t hear t, that were a t m , . a ma d, to f e d th, our composition of that - necessary article, we Cl most tit 4 .ol4bition, while the natives wets compelled Ira f w°uld p°l a vet°. . ac hl tilral rhe hot that efforts se ._were to • a hi og ; s t h e be surprised at the exteesive patronage he so de to take - oat/4ton manufactures. He hoped that in the ran (Meer of the rank of Major do or the Gelman/eat eon belar,o i h idly enjoyy S h trossa hope will al .QC pit pre we ransideradewo thisaUbjeet, some regard would be had of that island as well as a person of the rail of th e In- same time in all parts of Ireland. and that the . wee ty . . • . . , . dian Governor ? From all the persons from St. Lucie , in that country were rot behind band in Maio; prowl- De given to meritorious individuals who prefer a . I fur then4tivelottise East Indies.profit and fair some to the risk of deltroying tbe b e Mr. W. SMITH said he Ind no hostile feeling what - be learned that that island had a growitig debt, sod Del- sios for the sufferers. ever towards She West lush* Traders. Indeed, b e ther they nor be knew how they were to get rid of it. Captain O'GRADY concurred in the ' j am to of their fellow-creatures bre wickeil and eakelinf Flia " idit To ' f I - fastidious as to the gem .. . ....._ __ Some fittimr mode of Government must be devise/I.lpr the exert i ons made in behalf of Inlaid, eat , &sagest's- P Y. satl yt ie most . • - - -.-- -------..2 --...........=........, .r netts of bit ortielee, Mr. eIIAPIIIN make hilfillift L I. f~ ~ j ~. .