The Statesman. — London, England, 1812-01-10 00:00:00

I • • I • 1 ,..407T • -"- ' 4 e \ .01 :II f a i I .1 . I -..~-.._ ~;~ .. VI 1 0 ' +1 No. if 5.9. 1110 10 •"'" ----- • THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN• THIS PRESENT EVENING, Jan. 10, will will a. need lbe Traterh of • • JANE SHORE.* ~.. . After which will be perforated, fal l P 1 the 14th time, a Rew Pane iteriime. . .. , HARLEQUIN AND PADMANA.BAT OR. THE OOM)KN Fl4ll. ..,,. , , With entire new.hlusic, Il it ehinery..,Scenes, Dresses, et. i The new Pantomime of Harlequin anti P.tchwinalta $ 44'. The co m e , Fi s h, continuing to he received with the ltigiteet apPlausgi sill he repented every evening till I 'wilier notice. Veritorrow, will be revived, The F.undling of the Forest.— Oa Monday, King Richard the Third.—On Tuesday (treand titsel. Percc.--')n Wednesday, Kin, Henry the F will, Part I.—Cra Thursday, Tip Cnasedy of 'Errnrs......o* Wriday, A Nye Way in Pay Old Debts. . . A ass Grand oprrptk Drama. (minded on The' Loco Of m u mentel, and Kotzebue's Pfay of Rolla, or, The Vlrgia of the Sea, has been bog in preparition and will be immoliaielY broJured. . . MON ET ED PERSONS. A NY Lady er-Ganalecnan blaring a FiainkikAia to IS NET, of Whit* they world WWI to "wake IS per Cent. vithant the interferenre of Inoverr. or thelnostledo d to att• of ow/ eve. and in strict cooltdruce and teeters , . art renottlr drew a line to Mr. G.. at Om Librorv, Nu. 81, Pordand-bireet. : 11. Mr. G. has no ilaineitic tie to confine hi he can wait on sa ) pertain in town or in the country, linwerer'dWarlt. THEATRE OF ANATOMY. • Groat 11411hs•r strh..treet. rrlIE SPRING COUR9E of LECTURES on ANATOMY. PH Y OLOG Y. rind SURGERY, sill be commeorod on MONDA Y. the £o , lt of Januory. at Tao otlork. by Mr. BROOKES. 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On the motion of the Earl of LI V ea POOL, :heir Lordships were summoned for to-morrow, to take into conri , h ration a Motion of Thanks to Lord Minto, Diveroor4leneral in India, and Sir Samuel Attelanuty, Cutatnander-m-Utief of the Farrell in that country. The Earl of LAUDERDALE moved, That there be laid before fit. Hour an Acconnt of the Amount of all the Bank-notes issued by the Bait of England during the years 1010 and 1811, dothigulshing wow above and below five pounds; and likewi au Accoent of the Amount of tbg riNainscerf Net filia•ANl l to iio l l,li.vc , (Dump itlt -lags -Is those above and below Over pot lidx.--Ordered ace y. Lord tifti.NWILLE rive to move, that the Order of 'the Day I which stood for to-morrow se'nolght be di , caargtd. While he did so, he thought it proper to .e Aire their Lordships that his Noble Friend Fad Fitzwillia-A, at whose instance he mode the modal!, was fully emeiblv of the momentous importance of the subject to which it referred, and felt the neceniity of bring ; ing it before the House with the very leasspoesible delay. Bat the absence of many Nol.le Lords, whose intelligence, local knowledge, and experience, rendered their assistance and ad vice material, operated on his mind as a sufficient motive for the • retponomeut of the question relative to Ireland, to Friday, the 25th.—The Order was necordinr,ly made, and their Lordships summoned for Friday, the 95th last. His Lordship then called their Lordships' attention to a s-b -' eet of much importance, relstive the fi nances of the country. In consequence of a statement which had gone abroad, a very erroneous :maim might be formed by the Public on a matter of the deepest interest to the country. For his part, he wade' sever deceive itimseli in such a case, and it appeared to him, by no means an act of patriotism in any person, emciatly td exclie hopes, confidence, or expectation, an tivitseere, which cape ' rieoce must prove to be fallaciou.. He therefore moved, " That the ordinary Accounts of the Financial and War De partments, including those of Ireland ? bo laid before the House." The Earl of LIVER POOL did not rise to oppose the motion of the Noble Lord, or to urge any obj •ction to a proposition which he conceived to he supertluoas, tame the papers gmPlied would, without the Noble Lord's notion, have been In due time preieuted to the It was not quite Parliamentary to advert to any thing which bed occurred in andthcr House, but he would ven ure to treert : that po person, invested with official authority, in his ALI jesty 3 bovertummt, would be found, whPn the accounts were produced aud examined, to have de• ceived either himself, the Park anent, or the Public. Accounts ordered. HIS MAJESTY'S PHYSICIANS. - - - The Earl of LI VER POOL called the attention of their Lordship? to the important bat afflicting -Atti:ect of tee state of his blajesty's indisposition, and to the Report thereon of the Physicians. The case, at prezent, was very dilfrent from that which presented itself last year, both with icspect to the Privy ConecU and her Alajes:ty. Since that period, bee Niajesty and bp.t Conseil were inve,sul. by Parliament with a distinct rts- Miet ' Rat befeee" - any_ priNsedings altelleterte 'tal lie thought le right that the Physicians sisould he examined b efore their Lordships; and for that purpose be moved that a Seleet Committee be to-incirow appointed to examia l e e t If Physicians, :touching the eta eof his Majesty's health, lo rence to the last examivation.—Ordered. Their Loiltbips then, on the motion of the Earl of LIVER POOL, adjourned. • • HOUSB OIF COMMONS, Jim. 9. Slr SA MU c. ROM ILLY moved fora Return of the Con victs in - the diircieat gaols of England and Wales. specifying the _terms for which they were conlined„aad the period of their con finement.—Agreed ' A writ was directed to be issued for the Borough of Westbury, in the room of Mr. flti3er. Lord .10 fIN TII YN N E read, at the Bar of the Howse, the P,rince Regent's Answer to the Address. Mr. LA W . RENCE OUNOAS took the oaths and his seat for the City of York. ' • Mr. O. G11)1) Y . presented a Petition against the return of Robert Tbyune, Es% for Basset.—The evidence to be taken into comideration on Thursday fortnight. Mr. ROSE moved, that tisere.be laid before the House a state , of the population of the dlffereat counties of Great Britain, for the years 1810 and 1811.—Ordered. Report of Commissionen of Military Inquiry was ordered to be printed. NARY ANNE DICKS. . ; e ‘• , 1 $.. .. - • - •..:v ~. , -..- 4 , 4 - rj . : r• 'fi r • • :. • liff i 4 . C 4 5 •.-tat t esmnn ragNalßY 10, 1812. 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SOLO BY PRIVATE CONTRACT grl NE Thousand Two Hundred and Forty-five OAK TREES. of dinferent din ebionv, stioiding 'Kings hill Wood, Purith of Plommend. Kern ; also 45 Elm, '2l and live W.dniit Trey s , of very large dimension., at Ear; Wickham. A considerable (mantic!, ofUi,derwocid in Kingshlll W and, William Davidson. at the Goy Earl of Warwick Inn, Wel ling, will •how' the Timber mid Underwood ; and Particular:. okay he known by application to Adam Nlnrray, Surveyor and Lunt Arent. 1. Picket greet, Temple-bar. TO !41.: eitlV ATE l:ONTaAc'f, A LEASE of Fourteen Years of a very excellent 11l Moor Farm, called N A PS,SURY, near 41. Albans, ticks; coMprising . n ienual Asertilug.h one, uflieev, g arden, men irdt, mid 4„ a cres of to l ow, pasture, MO amble laud, very mach 41.10 t o ;fte unit liusbaTirx. Inunedinte nos •es-i ou owe lie .-••- • • •.• •-•-irnr further farkiliantrplAT (if by letter. post pelel) 10 Atkins hlurmy..Sarveyst laud Land Agent, 3, Picket-itseet, Ti•intile-har. • • • • proof fowl , tte,i4cncr, near Bodt'o.4-square. • • TO tiE'AOLU'ItY AUCTION, li• tlr. EIVMUND IMAYTON, AI the *uftloa Mari; near tiw Wink of gitgliard, nu W EDNES DA Y. Jan. :VI IFII2, at H, y nrJer of the Pritpriet , r, A LEASEHOLD respectable brick-built DVITEL -31- LING HOUSE, eligibly situate No. 21, Lower 'V 00000 i baugh.street, near Betifiirti•tonnie : cantaining spacious draw , ing-tinan, slinmr and bre:Akfmn parlour% fitted with marble . 'climuley•pieres.. excellent chamber-. airy attics, convenient *belie's, servant's is It, butler's pantry ; wine, coal, and herr sellariag, ;with every Mbar requisite necessary for the issmedia'e reception nt *genteel. firaily. bold on Lease for a term of 80 y.lo= astespirell.' tind intfikerto a low emend rent. , 0 May he viewed 10 days preceding the Sale, ft ont.Eleven Tare.. titkesp ettly, winch, 4 v. kh„pritsted Partleatars, may ar bast mr. IL-ciyton, Auciion Mart. ''ts__EP t K . iIILL, nrahlB, ray-srit LE .T. Errolr.reibunftiends hit Friends and the Public i g enrriin., to notice the favriutiie Scheme of the Nevi Verret Lottery. • Wish only 10.1k10 Tickets, there. are Tno Prizes of 10,0001. Two of 6,0 1 10. Two of 4,i)i101. Si: of 10001. &e. &c. Rm. No Prise leas than SOL And the whole to he I)rnwn 214 of Jonnarv. Tickets and Stiares are oiling Iry Eytnn. as ohm's., who had the ple:oure of dioributmg to his Erica& in the Lottei ies lArawn iu October and November last, the Cottoning CAPITAL PRIZEWIin Fifty'-nine Snares, 1110. 9,313, Clan A. a Prize of £15,000 9,319, Claf4 B$ a Prize of 16.000 71, Clan ft, n Prize of San 1,112'4 Class A. a Prize of 1,000 tiV5. Class C, a Prize of boo &c. &c. Lord FOLKESTONE stated to the House, that he had a Pe tition to present, on the part of a Itumide individual who had been greatly oppressed. A woman, of the na.ae of Dicks, had been confined far two yea's in the gaol of Bristol, by a sea tenet of the LeClelilgiC,l Court. Two woolen had quarrelled, and one of thvin had pr-seided a Petition against the otaer to the Ecclesiastical Court. The affair was kept iu suspence for a year and a half, and at last the Petitioner was taken up and ewers:tilted to Newgdte gaol, in Bristol, without any means of support, and most have starved but for the charitable assist. once of the benevolent. The costs of mat had amounted In SOI. which site had no means of paying, and, without the it)- ! terpositioti of that tloua!, must mulatto in confinement for life. There had generally been a clause to lasolveat Acts applying to persons of thus description, but none in the last, and wituout .71. %hien she wad no means of raising, her father helag; a day labourer, at 14s, per week, she could not take ad vantage Ot any Insolveut Act. He ouly intended at present tp move, that the "'strum should lie upon the table. He was ac quaiated a il divers other instances of great irregularity in the p. occedings of the Ecclesiastical Courts; but that he ought not take any persons by surprise, who might be concerned in these proceedings, be should mos e, That the Petition be taken into i consideration on Thinsday next. The Petition was accordingly jread, and ordered to lie upon the tattle. Sir JOHN NEWPORT stated, that he bad a Petition to pre ' sent from the klerchams of the City of l'i aterford, who ssere concerned in theexportaion of Corn and Flour ; and gssve no tice, That he should, at a future time, bring the subject before the j House. The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER briefly replied. INSOLVENT DEBTORS. I Mr. HORNE 'i called the attention of the House to the Imo!- , t vent Debtors in the Isle of Alan, who, in conscotteuce of the I Lords refusing their concurrence, had derived no benefit from the last Insolvent Act. Their ease was enacts ry to eTery pried ; ple of justice, for strangers derived no belted either from the law of the land, or the fool law of the Wand. To meet 'heir -case, some particular law should bernade, and should no oft.r I Me.mher, better qualified, take it up, he should feel it his ditty to bring their case ander the cognimusee of the lloose. Time P. - titian which the Hon. Gentleman prorated pas ordered to lie oa I tie table. , • IRISH. FLNAPICES. i • • -Sir JOHN NEWF.OHT stated, that he had, last 1881444 'endeavoured to call the • attention of the ,11obsete the revenue of Ireland. In the Speech of Ltbe t tiosamissioners, mention had been made of the Al /HVVIVPISD'f' AND Co. STOCK-BnoKtiii; ' 4 ' !. 'lletirisiting state of the Irish revenue. Bat for scie • t , ,: 4 4 .1 ; , '.•-,. No;oni, CORNIiii.I. • • ''. ...RaiSessions he had attempted to show that there had - PagrANT4rATE. 1 40 17 TeRS/5 'rwo. Prins been great mismanagement in the revenue of t , ..it rk i ot 14.b0 1 91 i besides msnly caspitpl Priam, sold kinky 12„,00,) kingdom. Sod; advatiaces.never w,:te et hibiled to Isohlic view. kingdwn• The deb t at last became so alarmi, g , that . • Hobby tilialiti. sold : the virs firs , 240001. in the ye tr 1767 ; it foteed itself upon the notice of I'vlim4ters, t.to gi iimils,...first•Rusies. i Orte IwOirfit issuou, pito nothing- had been done till the 19th , f :day last, It .of at AlD,dt,fl 67 of siS.IXIO e i of lUJIM 1 711 of ' 1,0,..0 • being :Wiled that the house was not rii e for the bu. re _. . _, ~... of .' • • .110 sines , . He had then movekt for a Counnutttl, whirb _ . .. NO ACCIDENTS need ever - occuT In future from turf isles, Gigs, or nay ()nor two-wheel Courier's. When the non-.. falls (ss bide is nuw rendered if Dot iinpo-sibly); Wiles the horse rear ; W hen one or both of she wheels hretk ; Wh- n minor both of the wheels go of; - . Whew the shafts break When the Lent kicks or runs away. Apply as the °dice, Pope's Chambers, Cornhill, - where engraved draw logs and the most satisfactory answers will heftier* respecting them. * 4 0 , The opners of valuable homes may save hundreds of pounds by the us.. of this invention; which may also be applied to all four-wheel Carri,ges. of 14U (rites by Plot or Confer esacste4 . ... . i ais kr a 4j°- .• ... p_it,tft„ . tile prali's* int ilia' V beg lad &Abaft iti26 n - 9 1 =nary. raj n e g atived by a large majority, among - Wl** it 1 No Af ire the Chancellor of the Exhorter .iii-kngland 44 We , . 11 '.,, ..., . k 1. - i i ' 'if ..1 a., ..1 , 4,1 . 0 % , %, `,~ TO THE. PUBLIC. FROM thg numerous Complaints that have been saatie, and lest a creitulice might arise in conseqiience of the eirculatinsof a false representation, Samuel navies, Pro prietor of MORRIS'S PATENT FA ‘I Ly 111A?iGLE. fees hinyself imperiously called up n to announce to the Ptiblic in general, th:ot he 'Deter had the wiallest connection with another house...l4le of the samestreet ; nor are his Mangles by any means maple nu their phui. On the e , :ntrars, he ha. the pleasure to add, that W 'weever hir base beeicortlered..they•:iav- given uni ueetati satisfaction; and the larreasing demand from oil parts, hAti of tows' and tsiontrv. id the stiongest proof of ;he superior egeeThmer pt . this lnyeetfolinver every, thing of the kind yet at ten:toted. enneeliterof this,te West respectfully solicits the at teatila9 of the Patina ow Oen valimbk and much-a !mired Ma- clines, being fulls convingel, that from their compact coretruc the perfect ease with sweat+ tney are worked, and the com plete esasner insi.nich - they tortoni), they wilt be generally. ,dilnyted tisrongWva the vett, elly• Ti. he hod ;a she liinsinfuetory. No. 4,.S,kinner-sereet, Snow hill, London.— Pi lee ititi Mod if required 111 he sent into the (Ig/eery:. Bs. pa' Via. .. 11 I' ?, 1 ; *. # i 4 1 .1 • • • I , 7 . r ' I ; ; t I