The Statesman. — London, England, 1813-04-23 00:00:00

r. 1 ~. .•41*.- 11!Pi l ,6 nocesintee.to sae the matte inllnwlitt by spine Oenrietneiw i nd 1814 8 part . of-the Address, in ordir -snore oteiosv t ilylio convince the Court 'of the motives in whOisf 4 . oiiiii,-- o)ir nstia, and to present the gesithitity. of any, Vocihy. Milliliter eotnphiinins the,' he was taken .hy • s pr,ise. If such a proceediag wisre considered necetsqty,. he . herrn. objvctiou to accede to it on the reps Km- pion. - Mr. FA 4 reencled the metion, and isiniar)ted, upoO the nlisence of the. %realist Beresiets. Snow, and Curtis), who appeared to be deliciedin loyalty, by not ettentliug to vote a cooltielolliorY A.ldress to a Member of the Royal /amity tq which theyconstantlt boasted their ardent and intermina ble oftaelonost. This was, Indeed, ,a question that -deeply int-rested the feelings of the people--and the feelings of the Prince were not Its conceined, who hitt' publicly declared that the prerogatkes of. the Crown ought to be exercised only Tor the :benefit. of itssulirco,. The importance of a tarot end decent deportment by the higher claw*, and particularly by tbe Princes of the 13100.c4 coald not be more era. tualiy prayed than by adverting to the miserable coo. sequences resuit log from the profligacy of the French bitices previdus to the Revolution :. wo u ld be, indeed, abed symptom for the Constitution, if the people ceased to respect those who warn connected with the. Throne by ties of cOnvirnguinity. Ile had restated former attempts to address the Princess of Nir4es, beiause they were made at the time when the. Dosglases rad7Preseuted a Petition to the 'Loose of Commons, praying to be. flowed to re-swear their etklence : if then any congratalatery Addiesses had I been toted, it would have appeared like an attempt to screen her Royal Righnessi by the clamorous in., terfereuce of the people: now, however, no suck objection could apply,; and convinced as he and all men mast be of 'the purify of the • P'rincess of Wales, _he thought the Address suggested Seasonable and laudable. There was one food symptom attending the general ezpteiaioa of disgust at the accusers of Ler Royaillighoess, that it sheered the great value set by the people of • England on conjugal felicity, and. their extreme respect fur the sacred ties of ma trinsosy. Mr. GIUT/ITIIS shortly supported the motion. He had RrigitselLy thought that an Address should also be greesented CO the Regent : if it . were his own case, be eliould not like to have Addresses paid to .his wife without his knowledge.--V laugh.] Mr. .1441 objected to any interference in family hal reviaptwoi A.._ yet 110) : 1 Highness? Melancholy niolNlav state of the country—nielnncholy must he the 844' of the hut— whofti'thre was no punishment for ciimerso horrible i . ay , lty ? , den 1 ince ince cot.- the ife—the • I, M ffeini -the items. i!qes,t: vitt the de. Oa the Iltb hat.. ht. W 11414 4 4 10. gr a lan. the' was ,founded, be Wield not forbear 'from* regarding Address. their Conduct as the whist extraordinary which could : After streams were excluded, the proposed Ad. weif be conceived.. If the'Coart could believe that dress, as, amended in the Committee, trait rand; sad, % a.temporary melody .Isavi prevailed in the country, • upon the nsissimi of M A . ,Aldersoats 3. J. yen, se• producing madness, end that those four Commission- voluted by Mr.• Alderman HEYOA7I, after some de. ers bad been infected with its he really thought that bate, was adopted. was' the most charitable idea they could farm upon the subject. • Was the- Princess of Wales to be the only female 1p the ciantry who was td be attacked with impunity ? Were such perilous:as file John and Lady Douglas, after having‘traduced her before an incompetent tribunal, to be allowed to come forwatd, and with impunity, offer to re-swear all they hid nl ,rii? '‘nd ‘lO redi aliorded her POLICE. Bow-staters—Yesterday a Man was bfoughtfrom the Sugar Mal public-house, in Drury-lise,:chargixl with au assault upon • weevils at that helm, with* the tqllowingclreunistatices _ • Dit!o Pink dip.; llilishe doiseri . !re. 14, . *Very slit* eld' iniwelt.mg Nitiewhiviiii 4 ., keep ennneltitktl line b 0 % eieil'• • • • 1' •. .• ..- o• - • 61, , s liPite•et AM Roo ono,. 1.2 to the • , • Curinere'itaf 7 4,4l. ' elk'4lks Irraiii, . MS d thit • ...• oust essligelle !likininr.• P4r i t t ir t ,04 .1 , -.,./.• 1 . friar VeLieliell: • 1131. ' 3 :I. 4 Vl a nit IQ Sherri. A 'WM'S lit kassit pee left . itc. i i i ifilf It, 604 Quititeellto , . • - .;t1;. Mind' 'W.ielvtlis Ih / bird. * , • - lifil. Hail Pipsfifk . Omar . . • :,91, • Per ilihni,, Pine deioureel Geneva _ .. lgs. tit. Ditto ...Id strong dine. _ s. • 4 . 1.1. W. ;Ditto yore atrnss • ... • Ile. lid. din ditto llollands . . . 33e. trd. • • Per lhaten. **Dian nimble Brown SlMii, nto the dozen - Es. g.• attenuated It appeared that the woman 'aides on 'Wimbledon 'Common, and keeps fowls. She stated that finding as egg in one of her hen's nest's, with the following i& mouthg 411, bete* • - - • llk. . id. • 1.45. U.I. Pcr warrootetir to be *torsi di Ate, . . 4 4Tutst Be - non Ale, duo iirery carious Coainc prnadY scrlption on lt : " Bona p arte will die this yeir ;” 1 ./-4, vai j ai aa . - tea -- .. . - as there ! '. . . _ - 3.55; ad. i and concluding it was a supernatural circumstance 4 Ditioverioto Sae Savoured Old Rua - - 184 6,1. Mt- Warrwstax said, the Amendment was ground.: / . !she . brought the egg to L on d e', to show to her , *-ihe°/4 B. Brandy - - - 164. od, ed at the idt.e of some su pp osed reflection having *Floe old Brrtivit Dallauds .. _ - Bic im, who keeps the Sugar Loafpnblic.honse, in 1 - - been cast on the Prince of Wales in the ' course of I sister ' Drury-lane: the latter called her friends seed cgs. nit"' 2 yawed vie de Omer 12 la the ' 9 Per - 94.1 EZ tha t dosaioe it the Common Hall. He must say, 1 1 tourers together to see this maftellous prodection of .rlisdiii;r„ceire -* ' dim . . ;5 1 ,. th ti e had no recollection of , any such reflection - ditto . - igu i . I nature, among whom , was the man charged with the • nitro Coriolis • '- having bean aside either at the Common gall, or on - • ditto - - . j 40„,. assault. It appeared that, while she was exhibitiag- ' Ripe Ch" l "l"acre * - ditto . - u ds . any o th er o c ca s ion of a meeting of the kind. No 1 . the egg, hp gaveher a blow .ou her arm by design, in !Num, %Twat, of those Families vb. prefer their Wins • . F,"itr"Threnti Mnrfinique - - ditto - -13 0 s such idea had even beets hinted at, on the present o'c !orthy iireetiemais himsett ....... 1 which knocked the egg oat of her hand and broke it.., stia for t7nnunissettra in , tt,terinr Articles, thr cesion, .except . by the The witnesses who attended stated, that en inscrip. l s tr w hove srketed the loose Asthma Wine,, Sc. and efec I T; That kvortity Gentleman . had stated, that he had be- tion to the above effect did appear on the egg in *ma:V:l ra t a7a r itlftiTill2lhatalsosnetehewaiiduredl— eoMa reconciled to the present measure, because he i f . ques ti on, but whether IL teas an act of nature or of *Old Rent India ditto, of tbe most exquisite" lavOir MI. found itippretred of by the people in general.and tonlitv, 12 in the dozen • • . - 455. . .. ,L.l aormen . oug et to ' feel disposed to sacrifice hie OWn , " ; - - • . 1) illo Ntalellfil d o - - aSs. 1 the inscription was raised above the egg shell, and e !*Ola East India Snerry, of the most earl aidaearee • • i judgment to thit of the people, he was aware that he . . sw .• that it was incorrectly spelt. It also appeared that . qua l 44 12 "I" ' ' - (ble.Niraithman) was that man, because of the fn.. bestowed ,, fix. i the Prosecutrix's•hens bud lately laid some unnatural 4 l i tie t4io a gilt y wN: nn' 12 ditto " ' -2 6 t. ilrours the people had uniformly ' u p on ... with spots of blood on them, &c. • - . •Daltag,rstantia. very rare Tulin) , • • 406 - b6s. Pe *liaised tyranny, however, of intery sort, and 1 e gg s '. Mr. NAitts, the Sitting Magistrate, advised the " " a",", w o r t ' f i e he in h."."IT4' freer I ll"' fiti 7 ' filleted !holdall tyranny over the mind. With this feeling, ! i man to make the matter op with the woman, and J 4, ':.. arta of the "nuoi v : li rt::e ts ,i v i l i r t i .. l t e l i l t ed :ir:lnt i s s i ne - "se if be law that he could not conform conscientiously they retired for that purpose. On their return into ! i r t ::# l . ll Old Wine in th e ki..10". that has lain la a • • *., to the public feeling, he would telire into private ! 1 the of fi ce, the mats stated that the woman had de- sles::aatil.".:.`,:r3e 43 rs ts . • l m 'h o.. is t a r r a ti r c e le ‘ ts ., tt i ll d d i a ll ' Jai., rather than yield up his Opinions. The. people, mantled 101. as a remuneration for the loss of her ; worthy the +Walnut: of the fi rst Cunonuisseays , li there minute doubt, if at any timeled into an error, . . - - 925. The Magistrate considered the demandeatTa. , 1 .11 41 - i r t irwa Shrub, - made from the finest Savoured old would soonir correct that error than 'an individual i e gg' dol. _ aud exorbitant, and dismissed the comp : It I _2 'Mtn . could be supposed to do. The general feeling of the ! plaint. . . , *Ripe fall &wowed Doable Brawn StAtt, It ditto 4s, 64, people ten 's undoubtedly most to be depended on ; but *Caitlin ttetlow Ate a arnatt-il awn Nears old befor e Foncenirs.—Putrick Aries, who was charged at .. tied , 1.. o f • 0 A ...it f or -avow, 12 da t a - ss. 64. he never wished to see any man, desirous of support. Wit the character ; the Mansion-house on Saturday last, was yesterday ' Those Articles marked • are it , Lai the Company recommend,l an Englishman surrender hisnwn , well-Weighed opinion. His own opinion, he should . broilight before Alderman A mix v, charged "with :"" and he i , f in t is l e ' r : 77: 1 " 1 " q iii ' ll Y t " *Wit 4 gelltrallY told, uttering forged bills to Gill and Tho Mas, Bill. : —.-- * th6r. Ali tt.liya think. he had a right to maintain against au brokers. The first was a bill for - 3721. drawn upon' the !mid. He then proreeded to set himself right As to the' observation made by Mr. Alderman Wood, 1 raed and Co.;• the other bill was for 1001. purport. l deetaring that he had always been favourable to the ba g to be accept ed by the present Lord Mayor. • Mr. ° measure of the Worthy Alderman, but only wished : Thomas stated, that he had' given the Prisoner money for those hills before he found out they were forgeries, the Prisoner pretending to be recommend- ! here • the ed to them by a respectable Gentleman whom they I . had done business for. As soon as they discovered': eat .. . st tney stopped the notes they bad paid him at the' -.$ - Bank, when a forty pound note was stopped, which the Prisoner was offering at a Hatter's in Newgate it reet. The Prisoner is a young. man, about twenty-five years of age; says he is just come from Ireland, and had beets a Clerk to the Mail Coaches ; he did not deny his guilt, but as they had taken all the means & he had to employ Counsel, he begged the Alderman would give a little longer time; he declined saying any thing further at present, and was accordingly remanded for further examination. , &Tett:mi.—A yOung man of • respectableconnec- tiotv4, who had been brought up a surgeon, took a 'quantity of poison on Saturday and died on the lowing day. He was abOut to enter the navy in 'his professional Capacity, but not having been deemed' competent after undergoing an • examination 'before' the Admiralty .Board, he becamerriuch dejected;aisd' the diiappointinent is supposed, to have preyed so much on his spirits as to lead him to the commissiciti• of this rash act. ..AtCortnier'e.tury sat on the body and returnerle Verdlee of LesOacy. Another Jury sat - thittafe•day on the body of a woman of the toetti'.ef twehty years of age, of the name of Dividge, - iiihe also •Atted: of the effects of poison. The deceised was' lately under the protec -tiotrott maw of 6n-tone-lobo is goste abroad. • She host" been arrested last week, and this circum.; stance, together with a chain of other embarVasis . ?tient', was the alleged Cruse of suicide.--Verdict--', • InsaniN. • On Friday last Si,: William Ro - Flop Bart. M. P. forwarded a 'vote 'of 'Minks frOm . the Board of Agriculture to Mr.,. Thomas 'Gosling, of Little l l 'tllorksley -hall , .negr celcheater t . iUsec, for his iM poitant commuilicailOn and* Continued attention the cultivation of an entire new species of white clan rev', discovered by him i : and which the Board hopes' , Will prove an importapt,muifiltioo to the agricultute 'of the country. • _ • 'Alitic . Wittlf Men of Edge:aeon end Professional use persevering( eindenvonirs ru fliwover rise Faint safe and certain resetting* of treating s few prevailing Diseasei t the fisicrealfartioult of their experience is the best prim, al . . ' y. • Messrs. GOSS and CO. Surgeons, have twee Maimed to wrote the (lire of she I' hawing the object of their particular study, viz. a certain I)itiorder„. frequently co:untried In ai mono( nj Intoxication, And its roue whams, Strieteret.:.nd fleets. which, by an iinpenved plan, are 'pantile and edkrtually cured; muds° Debility, whether arising from Barchnouleato indulgences, long residence in warm climate*, or a tenet solitary vire, tou often unhappily parbwed by theyouth of both yeses. in the enemas. lag sterility. or barrenness; and its the ether a onineries.l tra i n of nerving &denies, atbkh, if nut timely remedied, fermis:oe in impotence said, Consumption. In tiuttglistressingstate of &bile. ty or deficiency, whether the consemience uY such baneful ha bits, or nriditg from any tuber cause, by - which the powers al the constituttaa become enfeebled. as regularly edurated Sur genes of tandon they offer a firm, safe, and speedy restoration to sound and vigorous health. The result of a lon * aid extensive practice has enabled thews, by superior method, to remove Venereal Compleints, how► ever inveterate sir complicated, without subjecting the palest .to the leest rettraint in diet or exercise r and in recent Cases, where an early apptieetiou it made on discovery of the infection* they freseently perform a cure in the short space of two days. TheaMpreeedented surcete of their 110 !e iif treatment (which hos never been known to fall in cute single immure .iu a practice. of • sneer, Yenta. doiritig which period many litonsand venues of both I vexes have been cured,. even after severe and injurious method, I bad beet) pursued by other Practitioners *Raoul effect), induces theta to thin psibliely net their advice. ••, • ?deers. lines am(L o.exdusieely pni , ziflg the cure of these pettieultir Complaints. in order flint t hey may not he marked r by It mistaken few; with the obloquy so justly attached to the iragrant empiric, think it - hut justice to atria el4es io stale, that they Mitre been properly educated and initiated into every-Armlet I•of ibe profeMitni Otbitificates of Osten, from d.tfrreut Hottpi. telt. and testinainials frum Ilse most eminent Physicians, they fie uet . o convince :thy impairer) ; that the success restating from their eniteayoune - tirst tadueed-thein fit gait the, pructice of the general practitfoner, and t hey pronely that _their pretest. sites arnstitute a fair groui d for the mprecedemed confident@ with which they . have, by . the k'ublic, been sa libendty. he, noured.' Patients in the Country, are reittested to nate the • .1 104461 • larcer.their.me; acre; and rottener istelisibo ur = Nate for Advice and Nellinine 6 ; end the some will he f to any [tart of theKingfforn. 711.0 n Lair CO.• Surgeons / 15. Ilnatnieie4dlnek:Ftelsi4lnenti• • - • - du . 11.1 T TRIZTEIIt Eth , MYRESSED with oi consciousness that tlitii.de: • AL elation frets the general plan hos 'web highly • beneficial ft others, and implored in their pro.ftwinnol eingnirentel°4l;bjl thy maturity of near twenty years 'experience, ,Aleiers. CUILR,I.II , I and.CO. contiatte. with tousbnted 'rkraoter ' the .ertittleatioil of thatellainttieni Which fire the coital:guy:tee of indalkener, or the dratauctive habits of the innoisitierate Schot 1-iniy. Lai prattled/tithe care of iber Complaints,. they Avid ,Int no its dseratent fit vice t tint, leastbleaa all man 'men be Of the or haeore o f web tidarribties.ilartelfer their iroaitaucena stwittafir edeitsted Surteaps. o f ) 1I id an..a.411.4 the. Royal .(;ialleae of Edi n bi l igh. AUI elites of slphylitit 'lnfection, and s evor, .enaisiialon at Articiesicy, l iffteihri nriiing front tile .iitotmainn n.eerfaitaitesinittiye habit, little coition.* in *aro ortplatett, free living, or anyanher enitie .producing ,u dirkenrY °fatality vigeitrolte patigni niatr telly on it specdt mutt:Otto 'seltiortimittesith. Tarte ititproxed plus of curing Strkinreanf ahoen Attended '• <lima f the Urethra Itas, we grout stirlity S•esiss` the %Nut r 4 •wli h ya uliar sii - cce;. So hove yTreliTed•ra thou - triugb three weeke. Several Nahlrrile, . ..7 77 -.• • • :-..- • .n.r . -7 - ' -- --- . • • I•'^.4. .., a. rIPIIII"lririllIll".PI"Pi "IIIIIIIPIII" • ' •' ' • • i • ,-i • . , " i "."IllnIPIFIIIMMIIMIIIIII %, I . . 4 .1 ) • • ' .. ,.. , • ay-- • . . ' • ) xr - ...oastwo.imr.o. ~ ....0 . • • ' 1 " 41 ... . ••.. • t i .• • st a ILAN of . 1 ' "'"( . • -•! 0 •.- - •••- . • •-....."...,...!...., .., ...,;.: . .. op.' • i 14., ira, _ .. 4 • •• - ..- : •_, ~• _ .A s w __LI __ ~.. - " .. .• •• 1.4.4.4j50 :! • . , •• . • • .' • - • i troll' .the corporation of titladoct. He had taken ciliation? Was tt not hi libl i Lbeen expected . that the Ole elate iet, • iiir • . 116,;i i llt.r We p t; d i, r _MI friig . —_ :ea • cafe- , tat :. no thing 6 Np / bid b e borodeort :iw . ,Itti, publiq opinion zr if::id bale. .. 1., „ iiita i ta3 ffe . cit That ta buirlsl4ollFAMOltialgookaa r ecimp uer 7 ?.. .114 .i . r.t .z . • Xri. y4:ENo4).. isfi rll Address, that treed not he •Pciwill, 044 * 6. t6P eill*tatt°"9P anir tl 11111"111"9 111. wl* t I." 11.4411419 " . 'ililliji "4* . h 11 :: „...a 7 =4," : --- ithwit4. : lll : ...ithe ; ll " .dottrentest : e prits —g27 : 1 7 1 1 p . L." 11111 ::::: 1 I .# ' Priests' of Wales, and •satisfattory to thdilflentblre Awn of " Lon don ....ii ., in . rvidoth .l: oo. 7 nstr. :T h. , •►. . • 4'4 7 s • -ii .. , : i i : utilit Y isto: ::: lt .u .:f etig y .i lk y L ii : i ‘ t Cd fe hi ' 1.1337;111:1r it . i , it; LH ;lFfiril is ' use_atit ' k illi til lil e l r el..** ddtee ili a, l"k nielt llll.l4 :;4 ll.... . ;' . "' .; 1 7 ;' .71* 46 ',, ,, , ,,....a. :::.,..„1: ‘,..: —11haihi1ii•Prite: 1 .1 1 :844:1441Nrik 4 411""1''';11:4d b ; of that Court. Ile should not- lose *ay -i tithe to the Case, to come tir a •itetbled and strong fteioln wer.:l4ki prima that which regeired no woof ; or to casting, li t i n"; • be l n be s. ..vveu ____, ll° L . ,._, 4 :l ll/.141 W 1h - a n d 0941 a nna -' h a d li the . Court of tinter -a perfect convimirm etwiticklie h • wails oro v 'dtlad the mind of every penes w 166 htbillif emit tbt: it : waw the 'rich him; ate shwisid, olthont farther observittlen, talti not' interfere to Chit: Ms' 'Mien •to the , Court; which, ' he• trolled; trout w would be agreed to ; and that they should .Mrs Airtry 1 ti _iniftt fleCtar‘d 1 .-.- riliodrOtr, , Xf• ava:OrAtOit - I . ' .1 1 41 01 4 1 1 1 44 , ..**ad iseti mud ' v . •4 * 'to . ' taown i d .'Of• sopertediel ye thr;t7c• ti itflo9l l l l 4 l4 Alb tspaqidie , eX tbaiisetl sholo o tstwo blie nt "l ammws " witei .43o: o l p !twenty in no ti At le sestbirks i :, .1) .„ I' l °2 .... 's , s'''' . 44. ~.. 6 tr **it - ' . MI; ler Yell's. hf - ' • Other ...-.: • . , Regen 4 , .. .- • e rlsto '. tn thr fume d , ill- -. '1 ti; . 4 :4 1 140.140 4, 1 4 0i. . . 111 - 7Fiegs 411111 d the : Omani of e ppioacbing be e Royal . tlisbilear i ro have ever *induct, lie h, 'M. -flit yeri P reiSti- i 'Ms Anioagrarot rege o s i tr o 10 0. 04041 0 . 1 2htii.. . &1..5. tip. d ,„„„. to. i wtosoi 8 ii; • 16. I WV ex s their .seatiments, in the most tespiltelfal hnd • Wet, ha d she heen excluded' from . the pale * of pie on the original Motion heingpet,it was cirri*** ' rtme T ,lb to if* thin s :... -. 4 .: eu t atteadosato miaow , kfr.. Waltham* betatirovesl,-. SA$ nstifution, : anti teem - the, rank to- which . she was , omit bond Mpg Lold. 4 ap r aptaat.tt. *foil - ,* '' • ~. . ti Mokleins. 19 Wife o** • ' • Sius. 6stly entitled ; nut: Wes% the poblic voice not et I . 4 Comm** woo ibeeoppebited, low ! Ottbd ree . ~ • 1 7 1 ,M e ltb i L" Fi t e l i tillisr i r d r . : 0 tbitle - on , ~...". ' ; 6 1 11 •• :nut at lord NMI WOW Ailst;ep•tw pre•4llo4o4ll4•H•yel I 1 ' )ligkorao ihe Prisselrel. r 4. *air. revavolarbe.dio Renal i liptgth to be raised to see What elnict it` might pia- and returned with 440- Address, which mai ag r e e d o ' s t yie ro o .,.ll ,lo.o 4 ,dritel .at Wwriknej t i . lot ~, a , • I. Xliflows elm bre "Titikek irlowo ll goer the hillifitlipWittimis duct ? Entering into, i retrospect of ail Op pro- to ; end.,the 04. R eteem b ositser, eccompastiviLby , -474.g.;„flyiztrirair..!,,,te.4.4ra. , _... . 7 • ... we.!_ • shiar .pintry isiate•l her lice Amos houptier.'. , . .. At: , .. ' .ceedings 'which .bed talc* place, and o 9 which the Sherif*, Val ordered to wait on bar Royal H• b.. : 41 Y,.r a-.--z- ' 4 Y ' 8114 I "i** liar I I *44 He did not Iteow Wlthor it was necessattle per- the Report of the four 'Lords enntmisdotters , 144, to know arboa li *• it —T r t• ••• 1 1414 " 1 04 1 i ft OOP dote" • " t * ' 954 ohs would Of pistoled to rush' i . ..7 t a ' 'f n auunis Nis iwtht Aosni • ' akk r_ii-......i . 1........ ill.....lomikaSnA rash' l Wadi fnii tided. he *sold not forbear 'from' regarding. the Address. i "''''' Vt 6 WilitiY"iii,:4ll.4 no d ott y, : 4k y t . . . . MHO Pink dins. 141..ak. •.,•... - ' • .ig; • ,i/ i ' '.''' Ntr. Ja.cas onjoctea to any interterence to lIIIIIIIy i measure or me vs °my /merman, tont only %visaed 1 ~ q u arrels,. but es the nation appeared so unanimous, I that: it should not be prematurely gone into.- - Ihe ,slieu:d, u•t oppose to it his opinion, aid would !jle had hoped that what had passed *elsewhere ' pit_votie owe ivebt the motion of Mr. Waithinae.. At i wonld at least have had the effect of restoring the theism* time, that he coecorred in all the expressions , Princess of Wales to the society of-her Child. Ten ~d,i, i 'i I ; • of detestetion applied to the accusers of the Princess i weeks had since elapsed, and her Royal Highness 1 ~ ! I . ' .°l 4 t',l 't ' ' Il t i I i 1 of WaleS, he thought that due respect ought to be i had . seen her *Dinghter but once. If innocent, w-hy simorred rewards the first Magistrate, particularly I was she Thus to be punished, as if she were guilty ? sin* tle PrinceAegent bad never been impliated in I Was it to be contended, because she had once neon any of these .t . ritiAections., He proposed a. slight I unjustly punished,that that punishment must be con. Amsmiltnenkin the Address, to accomplish this , 0h... 4 tinned to be indicted ? The amendment, however, . jet-t o by !campy oet certain . expressions which, .bg ' wet thought necessary, lest , . in addressing the Prin. irplicetrAN Ao.e:eiltlie.prince of Wales . , _they should do any thing to a ff ect the Prince Mr. 4.lo4TnatOrOztotikiil,,having been MiemiSsfal, of Wales. The Court, however, did no such thing in e,proPosition sinillae tit he present, which he had .—they merely expressed their opinion as to the COM- submittid to:thetikery in gommon. Hall esaeinhled, 4 plefe innocence of his Wife, and, if that • wai . not beton:ld not hut feel satisfaction in obierviug;that the t grateful to the Prince of-Wales, it ought to be so ? example so set by. the Livery of London bed been. t If it was grateful to him, why had his Secretary o f forfeited by other public . bodies, and was nerv y bei State refused to allosi . the Address of the Livery of ifi ' l 110 r d ,, about-to be followed by the COrporatiou of LOndim to be inserted in the Gazette? Was not loq¢cie. _ Ve. had not heard the openiog of the that the most authentic manner ef handing down it eke by ( his Hon. Friend (Mr..Waith.. her innocence to posterity ? Though the Princess I, k.. . ,_ . . ideas of isee , r Ipp . entlesutood him to have stated , that his and he might entertain different ideas of things, i t f * reak t qa, f pi' al Sigiiing the requisition for calling a .was. it possible for the Prince Regent not to re. Cnigeace 1101,16 tike.thesubject into consideration, joice in seeing that the Mother of his beloved Child vas his being'of opinion that the matter had better, was universally ` declared innocent ? Whatever dif. 1 , origneiteiti l the ;Corporation. He (Mr. Alderman ferences of opinion might subsilt between the Prince Woed) had been peculiarly . anxious , in a bliiitiesi ' and the Princess, so as to prevent their living cor- e such kaportance' as the present, to securitim sup.. ! dially toge th er, mutt it not be gratifying to the port pf, 4O (ton. Friend (Mr.Waithnian), and other i Prince of Wales that the innocence of his wifo—the 4 ', 'ii Geitlemeu With whore he was accustomed to act, but mother of his child, 'being manifested to 'liftmen- 7 he istderstood Hum to have withheld their support 4 should be declared to all ? Thattilmidea or theSe- from the propbsittbn, MI tip ground of this swirbeing.i (notary of State is - at. net confined : tO 'him alMie t, he 1 the proper time for, the discussiett.of sucks subject. I (Mr. Waithitan) thought mat apjiar — elif 001 TV-the If they had told him tbat they, would support suck a 1 mode in which thecarryine ap of the Address alai . I ' 1 measure in the Common Cottiwil,oad that they wish. i Livery was conducted.. Why' were they dragged all ed it to originate there,. be should hare felt. it tp be 1 the . way ' to St. ailes's •if it was not thought ,that I his duty to pay, brought the measure forward, ja their pealing ibePrince i ltegent's house with the Ad. ° 1, , 1 the first instance, in. that - COust... , They—iad oat, *vie *oviiio 'wit be gratehl to Min? Such an idea, he i l , 2: .) 1 1 I stated this, hocever,. to. be their opinion, istoi l with.. ,atibls,,itted,. night. notivea 10 hare 'bean CL ' fiteni`: out : their sepp?rt, atnt.asalitaispe, ,be could not.isseo Iplated'ltf - 4ist - ,Ortirti we 'that the' 'Prinai . : expected. to, brteg timpeasure„fitesenrd its,,thist Om" sesedgfill t b4 . lit such a mittillalltat ( ellif4: with that access Which/be ruhject esteriteds,.ne ovuiL i giesdtifititrasppril e rtisi wife. ' If be' Wei tiorgwiti. 1 1 1 11 ProPasitias .4 itia,.lionossrahle Prif i ni .444 be aids. liff gat t4Oir Lai' tilt*" • . 'fet - W ad 'Ad- 10 P "9 1 -r • . *i tli t' f , ried u nanievetisliu And its lied only :4q,en., , ita,. hie. l :dose reitbs Pkitteem.of it 'Outfit todo so; i• '. ,_"9__ . T ...judicatia*., 1 .. . SW lee coati ,ci,, Pliasibli= Pl ea to .4f4empeoiett WOO 'tifr ' l'otitretery de. be gum? of sox his _Of burl •n} •splo,gpos of State bacon the-11111111164 - lasE, hi such a , . ! origitilltuta the saressuatbre. .Xi ' qosioo*' !Molter qv to oho* toll.* Pvidilliteiinfrtat-they had that the .psddic lotting ott4he., ~ Id viptiorrecitirop... ; . Itite Cleykof (wade s, be was *Os. 1 raise*, 'mpg ot li l a lbor pi. , 441011 e . 'ad,. would. not iroductaltattVsbairdi be sainted up • i i so fat ge4osll2tr! . 2 . 4lleat - OA :. t ''- sphirtis4.o...., !, .., ••'. • ,*:,' ‘• ~ a y. _ LI ,. - - ' • LA ... /I* , also o=3: olaleitsio „,.. u.. A% 4 „t aiiio . . , ..,1 de declarit irgAistisa she Od itii. who .apg,liis., :t0,41). ride _ : art....apou hid amendment: - ' I 1 pre,....... ~,r , ,,,,, .iiiii*„ii,....,,,,,.,,,.. ~.„.76,,,.......,„ Yhtdemited hie • own • viaduct of i... ._eliv; .4,3"..*11ieig skelie.,lggett l i ft ee A •. . t•Ver)tiferistglit la i high Ihi 'prboessiter nf.clie' 1! o 1 wills 1 4 r- RPM at e t t„,,„,, .. • . , , ~ ~ .u.arleillioltillfil. It 'Mat Arnow e1 . b14 --114.41 &= .7.77'.. • a r'. ' • 11l blot (Mr. .1 -T 1 t Ibliall . silt lee ft as Ie him 157 to present= peace end order al having sc : ak.7, , , ' 7 ' , bill .go, isimli:ji, the City of bendok.: - ..-With Olt view ito 10141 . .direet. hand - 'tisk . . Ifit: c *,: r .„, ! .igithat. tai o pr!ateiffichttlikei.the . routewhich ) shste) wball 4* • , 4• . *Wm - swot to Noe giciln otrege, ishdereianding tfiatlei. , ( vleaktwaq • "" lent ti es . **lilt ig.t0 141 4..aa. ... WO road` ; 'but la 'dbittlib t . he hug. *vs It exercised; of .the .. -.4 .. *Mt Oak be' no accoitlitig 't o Choi' bet:Curtis judgment, tisal tits* Of doubt; but wed tbsoit, "Im p aoilisfeit a a wove. coedit& which Lis duty required of !dui. At the • *a, Lady. of Calea.l34 / had ilitis. ep • _ - _ ..- ..._ St. JOIN, 491:Ifletf.so, oqiiiiiefe!n ,4brr VA. tol., P. N. . tOn Monday Instolt St. ( s wum , 91. 4 , by ill . e l tev• "WrileS esononger. George %tomtit. E %Vx,. or herwr4l , MOO, to - 111 as ary Shirleylarioad dititihtetualibrame Evelya• Shirley, Eft, al Natkilrtail, Warm ickthire. , . . • • " ~ • .1911. ' 00 Sai . day marsiat. the 11th ins a meat sew*? aad• awn Ilatirdisiljoige..Mary. Plats t, Muf Mr. Jolts Andrews, Weds IFlGONtt , tqatire: ' 4114 •pi the VW titer a few days Mans. Mrs. leek!, of ...1110. istiitieed4 hAiii v etteie corce4efore, grnitlY. !mod and. WWI rak! t - this ' ttir 140. it lieorttrie. DevddiArtrlo teem Mew, fiea ett Jektatkiiip-En. td. aged it ' the , -1 of iders4 in ....e .0.... period of ... • . . . _ MAftftll l .l.l7• - -4 .. , lind Otatlervieu..fliti fint retipeetailiiilYiliiilltikvtiohoo rl.4.s4l.l " . 0 1/ Tevdr 4l y b et ., el 00 , 040004 ,.. kle o w dee re .,b e , d i e "b tu ! VA t pitinfol arid didiressing disease, having received ii radical turd Zahn Fader, Albert at' . Serjeant at raw, and rellovral St. l ilienowlii eure .oartieutiely rvine,i that reference ma M' lnAlle JabaNl Vallege* Oxfacti, to the Ilan- Margaret Letitia Matilda i . f" the" , is ' 4 " 46414 " 1 "1 101 idtio if i.lor dedfdoll "I''''f""l',` 14 `t. 444 41rfrifI , l it i l o ter . e pThe toe g enre & ve il/ 0 , 04 11„„4 . lirov. Cottir are -Co,'s PIRO of Treatment: AfoilM of 4 des.. Old ' itievare a Metim. 14 5 01. e, Ifrovi thureli. Gentlemen . _ elder. teal ofht.r Illegroho of'rqqal ermaame, »het :itietiiittril their Care by :the applatioa of tke Want Coustir, Ylemtue suecess. . , • Meows. Currie and Ce.,Mlty iv (.m1014161 b pn genic of 'WW'. MIN With the - cremes! , tiebreig sod tower . , of !heir horse, so. 107; • . • • Patients ill Utz rtral o r e t i are reiluerled to rfahl theyoirtitsolia .I their scow,' Nee. mat rill knoll of li ilig. ae. kr. 11 dual* resnlesarire for orfriee , and niedialver. When the same oil! he Rhea or rept at any Oft of the kinedont„ To etinil.te Crtl ale? too ttrayial as' Asir Isodertalk ilia, the imatage • INleltek roast beltildirif to the nerthtimil:le oterlirinesi. • 1.4)1 , 41)(nti Primed and Publinked fly I). I.anytn, ni liwn't MOUE Witten. Si. fleet-nivel.,