The Statesman. — London, England, 1810-06-15 00:00:00

11. r , ..y Pigott*, -notwithstanding our iratisetraWriiiiiilf• at sea. .lie adverted to the want-4 an India Bed- , get these several yeas, which gave no favouratile idea of the Company's concerns ; to the no ill'- , tant prospect of a new Mahratta war ;.to the db . ,. affection. of the native army, - through exCessiva severity and Itl.judged reform. ; He thought that if soisul ; specific and radical plan of Itaorni was not adopted, the House would 'teethe day they were induced to reject it.. If money 'frasjisirly • due to the Company •by the publie, ,heliiiii4lts, ob.: • jection to the appoirement of a fresh Conithitteo f ' to investigate' those claims ; but, its the ifitatitig circumstances, he could • not, consistent WWI %Is ' . duty, .consent to impose such a ,Ourden:..4a the - public, and . wee,l(l, in .eorisequeuee,•oppeSa die. third reading of the. Bil l -.: -- . ' ' r ! - Air.. %V MLLA-C E replied at length to. SO T. Turtun. • lie thought that if the East India Cum, oily were merely a ,cummereiel . betly Micooviected: with Goverenient, ;that even then il would. be proper to assist thaw:with-a load of money in their etebarrasiments.. If .thetifithi. 4 the Com. pany hail increased neartwenty-millimisia anise.: 'A.:race of the viers in Intliailt must 'be reeteHtsOlitt 1 ,at their. territorial .rdienne dtadlnereaded shoot ; ;,eight mitts' s` inututity, Theiroeinbarriissmrpte, were principally .owlog to the siloatien of ateiyi, lin Europe. Their territory ,Was Warily istopty',, ; sufficient fbi suck s loan as this, and he saw no .reason to refuse the loan. Mr. QIIEEVEIr thought the repayment of thli , einney was a. thing in the highest degree, InsprO.l bable. It was true that in the year 1773 i %atilt' .the. Company was so much connected' with the .Government as they now arc, they did harrow ii. stein of money from the .country and repaid it. .Q 4 The affairs of the Company had, howeier, ilurini the last 17 years, constantly grown wores'and worse; and the debt had increased hum With millions to St millions. Ile conceived that Wheat the Company was unconnected s..ith Government, • they were obliged to furnish regular accounts; bet that now the Goveremeetand the Company being combined, were treiStrung.far the louse of Commons ; and very few reports were presented. Ile did not conceive the ConintitteerwhiCh 'now sat upon India affairs, was by_ say stielai' Cotsiti tilted in the meaner moselikely to produce sttis. Ltetery reports respecting the state of 'lndia. , Mr. I)UNDAS begun by saying, that hb neve could heir, without giving it his must decided' eon. tradiction, that•the system; of our Governmeot 'of' the Indian provinces was a sytcm of plunder a'nd desolation. Ile was cunvinced that it *as the mildest government, and the best adapted to' ro: mute the happiness of the people),. of any govern." meat that had ever been known in 'lndia.' He thought it also very . irelegular to pronounce en' opinion uelevourable to Sir George Barlow autr, the Madresgoverittnent,-before the papt.:rs on that subject, which had been ordered to be printed,* welch' the hands of Members. As to the loan desnaaded, he had proposed it only fur a short time, , in order that this subject, and the other claims ! which the Company can bring forward of this , nature, might be fully discussed in the next Sus. ' skin. He thought there was most ample seen. ! oily for this, loan, both in the territory of the' Company, and in their property in this country, 'which could at all times be laid held of for the payment of their debts. As to their accounts, a very voluminous Report upon the state of the Coma. patsy had lately been published, and he did not en. derstand that any objections had been made to it. • Lortl A. HAMILTON thought the objection t O:the Bill was, that the Court• had lately'madu a dividend of 10 per mite when it might happen that' 1 they had paid this dividend out of the 'very sum stow borrowed. He was of opinion, that under the present circumstances. of the East India Compann the House should- be very cautious . how they in, trusted them with so very large a sum a 51600,0001, of the public. money. . Sir. it. TiIoaNTON said, that after the very expensive wars in which the country had of late, years heals involved, it Would be impossible'for ' them to look forward with any prospect of 'sec. errs, unless, by a renewal of .their -charter ; and in the mean ti,ae, a liberal support from the coun try. He justified the late dividend of 10 or cent. as what the Company were 'entitled to make according to the usage of many years Just past, during the : greater part of, which their affairs , were by no means in so prosperous a state as' they' arc at the present moment.- ire insisted that 'tit' Company had not prospered more by the •iiststi. ' mice they had derived troth 'the country, thanihe , country had benefited by the esertiOns of the Coui4'.' pally k and he hoped the House would.not hesitate' in continuing that assistance so essential to the Ini' l , terests of ell,trartiel. Thek was one persoieWitei he was certain . Vtallid be glad ' la' assist thent'io' l any exient, mid 'to give thew any cttinpensatiod ' fur their territory. Bonaparte would not Mit. tate to give 50 or GO years purchase for it ; Dui he had no doubt the House would continue to sup:' port the Company, as circeenstanres. might io; quire ; pod he was certain they %void& see thli loan usdd with every nossible degree ofpritilerice, I and that the affairs of the East India 'Compaq . I would be pot ini a proper footine.. • ' Lord A. HAMA uroN .ex i thiineJ ) after kfiich a division took place :-+s ,-, • , .." . 1 ' • ' •''' ' Fur the third,searligs,6o—Agntact it, .10. * On our re.adinlssiun info the gallery, we found Mr. H. !JAR:ITN on hialegs, opposing We Or: der of the Day fur taking into further considers.: tion the Report of the .Bill for re/gelatin; littrOrT• fee, of Registry of the Admiralty.. - .ROI*, *Ad particularly to the title of .thoßilli al 4ibt'loll4. l ittgyith. the body of it,. fur. t s tatzintittid t ' 44 '; t BilL for 'isolating the offices oflitiSidtrirtiet' 0 1 . Adtpirslty anti Prize Courtii,.and the.MarslikliP Prizb Courts," and yet in do 000pirt rellit i 4Bll it m'ention. the Marshals of Prise Gentle. littWtif jectpd alsotatthe whole of the BM ; and he"wis surt o Ar Ge ntlem e n would moat° it, no. Metn: ... i _ J.: J4...5 'ilitleilitiiiii7iiiiii4•l " iiit;74 - OSZ . . Whieh the. lowest person vti tet cide, and-yet that emote. iet '' ... ' . ' I ments are derived M. ii it isiperior to', those. 'of the 1 higliesl - ofbeek - r the State. The: .itight. Lion. Gentletnatt iiiiicoiiee t Sil lercevali . pretendedi,, thathy this : Bill sorlicititlig was to be &use to ,re.,. guiate Itht - bfrige. et a Reirittiir i tint; if 'he (grc• Martin) found the. itetign. was inclined to pass , this Bill, *he **ohtdilis*.urid!y take tkeir *c 9 f e . "!':l 'the title Of it; *Kr irtilit .ryes to be a jUtt,'ones: I. initesd of •that'it eltii bears; it slinnitt bg entitled-, 46 ,a Ballo previa Ai rbgelitiiiinor reform iii ; the said office, while-the kenie t ee tOntlfld .to .. be . held. '. by 'the Right' Henl t elialies Lord Arden., of. the Right4lion.SPerig4"Pere,ril:" lie .14431na'an , . thorlty of Sr*i' lfifilitii ' Scutt, • the p lAte of the Admiralty,' fei - ift . ying; this _was missifice, which` Ouent not tti hiVgulated bYAit o.(4sarlinment, noskit was ihiiiiiiittil.it slioiilit be . brough:t ip, and .hertiodAblietigh' 'the lictaiein (ho "'nit Ykai at-. .I.tennOted tn'beriih4l4 elui*ehise.iit tie:ac,fion• • ' 7rhe CH A. NCEt tab 6. Of . the. • I:I 44 C..CILFAIU ER • • • t... • • :'dbfenfleil. th I o'Bill ageityt.t i he several imputations eatit'nectt lti tile libts.,and.i e eeined peotlenian..-.. Ai* the title, Yo far iis i tieliOd to, Ow . 51 at.lllll* of the Prize Couitil,in cient information had wit 'Yet 'been obtabied'iiiiih s e tiulijeet, awl it was there. forriutinitted tit Statetint t hat part of. in The Bill 110 neembrotight 'in, in consequence of the dilicietit•sefs Of 'resolutions introductal into the fleis%6 by (b i t lion.'atiti'Learnexl qpitieniati, ', and • 'till's lien.' EriendOpposite Sir., ..(4.inkes.) It 401114 mit t tbOeforii; to brought in,untii?itter those, i.eitStiitionewireisigireed to, Which Was .Aust Jiff ore i ifig * tet# l, 44: - Ailitts it had been brought'in it hati.m..., nititiNl ffnm'pight to Night 00. the orders Ist th! day; ititl . had*frititsihtlYALVll Olt et on the ette.4 1 gestimi Of tlle'lrfili. and I: l orticti. Gentleamoossiki i 0 tkers •ott that ittfiinf ililt House,. on the, Welkin' I chit it-Was - too iate's4 brink: forward a matter ; of thit intportiliccand :now, when ,by ,coWit of tivti lion.. Wiemhers tilitVitaii 'notices. wllio ,oppd for to-day, he had o . eit:brii,kfa it ,on ano early 'heir,' lie was aCialeithy. the* gon.. and Learned I Geittfeindis with hurr`ling it throtign„ the Uu.use. : , --Ttitriadt'*Wai,"•hb did not Suppose Pa rliament , meant to regulate the Ofpee s at preterit , but merely Plo t ha t themielves AO it should be done. lie I lleitiett•that he hadany intention to prevent the re. gillatiltn4 es 'asserted 'l4 an lien. and Learned •Gentlean„.While the selliCe WISAeld by his brother and himself: The:chief :intiait a the Bill *as to prevent this sinecUrtililtae froin .being granted to any one after thirprtsbnt e *Poitsetior; and the next in everaioni and . in . 30 . dbingit was strictly eiioso... midi blue eititi •of Isarliatoent i whick , hail al. • ways been careful' to seeisre.itestedlintereits, - who. Cher in posseisiOnf or reyeriiiin. Vbe'Hon. and ',Carnet! Pen tlom - in .10d jiiiitsOf allowed ie ,liis.,Re. tolell4iit "that vested Iniereiis.sboOld,be .cannier. ci, and that thoaeln'ipteiliOn 'W‘fie,. t'itii Xatan; as those ire possession. [N`r. Martin said • titres? the tibiehe'did not.]• The.ltight HOti. Oentlemae,con. tintiett, and said he undirstoOd 11 ii . . 1 .; tioWev,er, he was certain' the' Restiltitioni *Of his 11;pii,.,:f 0 ..1..,"1 (Mr. Balikes) 'viewed 'them in , hat light...s/011 all these circumstances, he hoped the istnip.ajeula y l agree to . the ltellott, and' pays the 11..n,Iffin,,it came, to the proper stage for so doing. ..1 -. ..• • Is • 'Mr: BA NKES declared that he dill wish AG. .. disturb the interest • vested* either l!1 the preFent ,•possession or reversion. ife'cliti 'not think it ORB just, that satinets who had t he exercite.cif the public money- werb necessarily to be . considered delfts.., qirtits=but at the same time there could bo no .dtiebt that it tvotild be highly criminal in any ratan. . toapply the 'public Mo n ey tO iiis*Gwn prLsaus ad. vantage.. - The Right - Hon.' Gentlemen had said I Ithat' the money vested-lit the ltegistrar during the litigatieti, Mighti on app • liCation of either of, i thp parties, be removed into *the ptiblie funds f o r. the. , benefit of tini Subceisful fnitor. NoW be believed., It rehitir'ed 'the iiit'iniiiiient *orooth th.cparty.s at is. inn ;tied' he did tint lthingitiiitnral they wonitl,. tits was alm,ost,always the caSi%),4L4-9.: re g li k o intbehends 'Of: the Wei,iitiar, w )% rf.olot . 1 4. iaid *bet se preOtatdy' t o iheireiii fidtantsgp. Mr. Sf,PliPll:Es said,' that line str,k . partici! Might inure . the .: niOney in tli?piite istSo•tha.,Pk ti rks it ivonld•then 'ionic naturally stitellle 4 1 11 ; 44 Ilfw, Ittegistrar,;but ilia di Ort: Wild .011 0./14;ie . , ql.,_ . Illy the money, for the benefit Of tIM stapes. lit iiowrici ' never knew an iii.iiiiilies la w (ttcli thts. , iwa 0 .dotse on the application 'efftny'.iftdrititlnal '..party.•• ' , Mr: BAN.KES continued shortly bIefORAL r pr.' 'aliment. •'-‘ •- . • •• • . • •• ' "rtiIr.: , ,IACOS cgtemented on the eitraordiaary oPposition Which was given to this measure of re. 1 ;form, lorthe,eyowed friends of reform opposite. lie 1 'Cad out heard it contended, by any. Gentlent i an op. 1 Aitisite;that either the prescutorresetslossary interest r. Alfas his be.gentiecatril. This Witt then; as far.as . 1; mpr, a liIOIIIWO of reforsno!ssil he could nut It.4i'l again expressing his lurfiriiii at its being new V . )Plin,selti.ny .men *lto pratauded to be friendly to. that Riliteiple.,,,-; .' - . - • . - -_ Ajr,r - V.,k..SUITIT was ready to dispute every 4411419 which pia lion. (ientlemati had laid . 10%0.. The friends of Reform did oat oppose ti 3 s*.esure keClll4o.it.:.vtaa a measure of refuel),.. v i ' brit b ecause they. thought It incomplete in its on.. I; and inadequate in 113 :did. The lion. Pe- . setts th 1414, bad WO, herrerci l lens apPlitil his mind to the subject of Reform, and that-might account fur the :lament' neat in Which they I viewed the subject. ' (liedr i . ilea: . !) lie can. I fe,sed, he consillired . it a ittrty"to arytue its .. pehalf of the people aid , the ptiblic; . against ilmehsteoni nsurpation; veal thief ought`Aist . tti'liitiffrOntl. * r. 4C seithiligle Witich•yrereostirttet.i 11.11a4 t lw,s,jp. '440 , ,, oft Act 'of Pa - 04r,pot: qiiititt:ll,lr illy, :thins4.4 Isn't itistWi l s it po sition which he inuatfitcomfaaa..' I,it tharly. , l•Wtth•risi**`loolll444l4; iiii ,i4i., "?i . l e AOrnit .:4o *.* 041 I .iitigi 'OiaiiiNlie a/ the; Ives. ot ALM !iinseot posstwarOr arts rev 'r.#0 13 ., t#4" — :: '46 lion. Gentloalo** l . ', -1 ' ::to‘tomtallot 1 'theixiattece.iir„sretr.nrea ith..tlitt. lehentlf; .:.L. -........',11,:... - 1::.....i... ./ .kittnutaseit4- three si: • .t. , Atialkrz , " - 777. • :;:'• . - r • sit . • • .t V . • • • • 0 . • Zit OA IC • • ; I • •r• '• • • '• • •• !lite. Anew, hear, hear.] The country °tight not to reeteia one moment :in 014 state. He did tot see, with respect•to the demand for cotnpen. sation, 'hew the-Registrars contd . now dema4d •suat rcenpensettion feefees and ether eadluments 1 ,whempeeeportaneile .In 1990 positivelyetlited 04,1 .4 thrie.weie -wo other etnoluttients attiehed:l6' thm office-than fees.. Ifs -wished to knvellwhether ft' was.alstst - principie tharßegirtrais . ebb gee° 'nee, kaseurity, - should .elaiin: interbit flowe r public mo. - 1 ,tray' tying in thie. banjo,. Lord' Arden's 'personal secaritohtnight be-very great i it . .was dot the per- . so.tt but theepeinciple he watt .cendlating. There wer.e,,,l kowesee, some late •defautte 'le etestion 7 . ..erhustepursonal secnrity a. yeai''' ;irrlld' be ' considered. just as Absurd as it seVi ' in dive te his. Lordship's new. -.. 7• : fili t. 4. ?:(. . • . i h;•r.; RUSE was clearly of opinion that nothing, Foul& he more. idle .than the sveriety Of -telt fithehte whiCh were suffered logo abroad on thepre'sitined prodigality of Government and •Poblit l 'olliCes. i &lite tho. iinonetliate matter Of •discussiotr,' 'NU mu. ney belie . the hands of-the Registrar - was a' cam. .poritieto trilling surni'.' , fiigltty' thonsavadyttunds is Abel entire amount r;fifter thotiamit of which wildTablic money, iattirtildrty • thouleind . the mo. nor id' suitors and .otSsike It was •rootpieteht 'to i Ithe stature to draw- ehli•Moner'bri'etriefitiple , 1 process, and no room was left . •fer Italie *lh'ilia , i Raabe rare Mr. G. JOHNS TONE gave credit to the. Chan.," 1 , i culler of the Etchequer • fir his pure sn'otitee in 1 I bringing in. the' Bill, but tbeeght )1 ' , Multi an.kiscr ; no ektisfaCtory purpose. , . - " '''' St S. RONIILLY. was not • willing to Impute motives to Ally man ; htit the profits of* the : office inAtrestion *ere so-obviously to set they current ‘,. towards tne. itight lion. Mover of thn - nifl4'tthe' ' Ghancillor of-the'Etchetprer). that it regoiliid seine steadiness to avoid • being sceptical upon the,tUb.i jecte . • When the feet of an office'becaniteo`enitir:; moui - lhat.a reform• was'calfed for, 'there could he no worm policy than to turn those fees bile the ceders of the public : they should always be eta. played to lighten the burden' of the stator: 'The actual-effect of the Bill must be to pet money in .;the Registrar's pocket. It at least tacitly'iliowed Ithe use of the moiley.w hile itr his' possessing Air his 1 • profit. • But this was contrary to eVery'ittliteiple i which regulated the , dispeseivotrialitk Money. • It -i ' 1 i was still more heinous when the money of printed suitors was in his' hawk. . All 64 .was agitinit.the principle and the.prsctice. A case within' rem!. lection.struck him on the point. It came in the / firstiostance before Lord Alganley l • end . was af. lerleerls tried by Lord lirskine. •It w aoestliat of the Collector of, Whitehaven, wt ere"the CtiStoms . I were private prdperty. - The. Collecto'r .was.pre i',dowdy informed that he was to have the qui of the Montiy ; but in the ontorseast•hts, oilier, 'the 'Trustees demanded the moneyi and - the prefils on it. The cause came into Chancery, and the (Icel. sioti .wentlfitil against the Collector. - .C , Hirfilir $:.) 1.1 it.. li 1001,009,16 th ~ and disapproved - - of itlfi-tititene.' mentst iteilitir of them answered vid , pierpt la ‘. Kehl hey Ayer° supposed to aim. -,‘• ' t'" - ' : -., Thq•SQI_A;ITOit: GENZRAL•suplitirted 'the Bill. , - • ,'• ~ . Tv‘o clauses brought up by the Chaticellor Ex of the ebetiaer and Mr. -G. Johnstone, •vieie ..adeptedoottlordeted to be itseertedin the body of , the Bitl, which was ordered ee be rued the third 0 11 l0t4is 4, 4 1. Sir J. 1141141 . 4 postponed his lasting 'respect ing igr. Gale Jpoes. '.'Mr. BOAUG HA NI postponed his motion re: speeting the Slave Trade. . , • • i I The 'third reading of . the Vote of Credit Bill • ; r I.WaS P9St pOPell till to.marrow. 1 .: Mr. LOC,KH.ART gave.nulice that'he should, early in -.next Session, call the attention of *AOr ifonse too late decision of the Court nf Cotninon • teas, making a dwiial to a 'fax-gatherer an ‘Adt of Bankreptey. , . : • ' •. ''.llo other Orders of the Day wet* thee disposed of.—,A,iljourned v half -past One. •."'" ....•••-•...............10........1. - .1..... 0. ..P . •''' ......M. Boat a s 9gNIAPITt.--Y c sterday, at two o'clock, ttspairing exhibition took placeat the FivesCoert, St ! Martin's.lane, for .. 7bm Helcher`s benefit. . It liPetvivoh the lel inik - te the most celeheateil rush' little heroes of the den anti ..was followed by re. Itisa - tmt.tiials of skill- between James liekher sel . • yrib s . Bretton and Millais, 111 4 Donell and • Burn l ' j Slanlerynad Rielogan, ,'Pons Belcher totti Barn, , 'The . eilikbition closed as four, .having yielded fttilusenteet,lio. an iel inuosvapnaber of amateurs. Merugeucte Aeclor•Nit.-t-A. Coooaer's to. 1 tittesklmt en AtOndlY OA fablierhOeSo kr Broad. 'treV,4:lloo4l9ollfy,,on the . body .of Miss Drum.' . 111011 4 . Ole 4440t0 of an . ototioneer in. the • streets stmt. The 1104.4qvvhaym the Jury' eras, tkitt the youpg lady. tyaarnwAd.doekitpitie back. pitted! 'courtt 4tlkeithlte!y nedat. .thelsittateerof a stetted', amnia 'which oho ; ',lent * , wide befhotel sad body shockingly bruised. ItAppeared that; 'the deceas. ed *sat to bed elite" 95001 thee,.. and' the window was . foupd Arne° hi the,inerninga .The Jury found .-a verdict glatiAktdoaaosed. met her-death , whilst asleep. . I Mutteee. r rYesterdayi at. the Thames Police. office, llit a goes Okese.,..n native et Dunkirk, long' In the English ; service : 1e '3. etsamon, , . was- chargtdil with 'the Inueder.of Paeid . . Fi19C04•,*04 board• OW brig , Piny> in thoMediterinueao,.Ant Mang ling : hinc9tehilar 4 l shies .1114thiwaillik. handkerchief. Ile was fully eopstalltutil,tu Nesessite, to.aake his-trial at the Admitetly fetettiolvio.• • .•.• ' . . • _ - --ititWkg' " ti,u7l2 : Ireoier4iiiy Tipruing. at hi. liagnwidwoort, the Lady of Willll4, Lexis. rAii•V! kiwo..to, , - • ,Ow Weanesiloy iporaluiWAt dite4nars. SI ro. Ilia, . al , .a,4,.......,..„.., ~,..,..., .:i.,,,..,..,.. • .. ....,„:„..,...n . igirproppit• sheiter. • .14Ittif .0.44y5t0, ileetei. . rill s iterlPtCX Wilri e , v% Otento• Hertel Frowei, ik' MI 6 & 1 it la v • J!isatc.. woo:lt+ rs n tix, ifloaixe. :: ;, : YeAetdi f yot„ iprltyl , " ve R(T-gig w• P •to fleiiir st ; yr..q.'l, i lima ' ' i r , urifter id .. ta, dissulles. dir, Awitabier sof .T. '4 ;a. 1•1$4. 'WE _ ___ • . t. • t, . • - 11~1NERAI.TLfIii'TH;ON A ittltri IvritoVE D'ittnic Mlt. FA itttlist pf %Voila riseplaee, flusieli4sitiatey besot kers. ritost respectfully to inform the IsiOBILISFrI and 0E144'11 insy have w eas i,,,, i for the esetrtse hioptents4 hat.lw-Witt be conketted stiarin• the Wilith-lerisno, between the hours ol; ten :clock ta4l,Z, (Atomises* rine in the Afientriod larg/b riirtino oCilopetinsomeritY hOng been alreadyre. ievett, tmitettettett by Ala &FIG! Atil . coostnect i.ed by min LINK. finnits Mineral :Preparation, he Is wa ‘ / rem:bled, through the:tibeielit e'er' his Friends, to & Ji ve such referenrte:prliW,ietrerdgeryotuftielesibility, as comet fail 00014 'sat - At - tory to those win may have occasion for sect sub,ticote—atritdvanttite iind Itelnigencessever before, he ba liseyto t oujoyed by :I Dentift. Mr. FALEUR. engages to or. A>; fratit one Tooth to a whole Set, ailbuut. !hi writati a m to the P atient, nod to 'ream. them, without a ditional thaw • sitooldshey wear. or change colour . . Mr. FA1.10.1 it cJin • *km Affix an ARTIFICIAL PA. rAT 8, in a manner peculisteln himself. A lle ?As lately suc ceeded% relie%ing t Gehtlenunt, whoie!‘“liivinp and priva tions sirens. gront, atel whose case was oftite.nmq difficult na ture. This in has authorized. Ma:. ?slew as well ' fruninTrelinrl.,olgratitudc, :Ns front a, Wit . to scitisfy nay fe so l- Iw-M Ats oottire lurlneutider a sinillar a ietion7, to refer tit ' .11411 WI 'Aye of ouy doubt :of Mr. Faleor's those who arc neutron:tinted with Ale„„folete, *t wo leaSe t 6 Ottiti.4o, Adults charge in either case will be alwajs ,flattollooderate. • • • 184,Nolstr I ra-pWre, 50th.Nnveraberglite. .. • ' Int:•4lit trf4 A N's GUTTA iktUTAR IS. frill E valife'tif i lliik Infallible Ntetlieisie haS .. beivi - .al .. tio •Ilog proved. that 'it - tithing of tire ilresent n i .i; eftn !tear -a soinpow nk wo it. in ! , 11 this thaissent stages of is i' certiliiii)gggsr, Jvitiell it etfectually _tures rutiiequAcateufrupe theltrillit; is ithottt e'(3ttru' M. painful reelitg snd exposure that attends' Sail yule*, without deb . ..lit/sting the. utioa t uo ina ilt.:SaY, degrees Or even`, iftlh irielg•_ritlitiorlueOt; front liminess; riir rettrlrffonaf diet. v he i-Ailital virtues of ,these iorstiina- Hdt"Dralli have Itroved therclalm in ;Odle approhatitas.i I(qvnsore .thani 34 years. bill .the debility .of both'sexis . ..they : prove a ar.vstiiiiiing,reetproikt, whesber ,tbe debility .iSS - livothiceil by • ido flee a - use of .tercurv, ,by illicit plea sure*, or the elfhtly-rif a *ark clittutte. I' o travelli•rs, and those goinrabroari,.chey ;int be reenausiendod.tuu.rtroug- Iv. as they will receive a pp e, 5 piedy„And Fomplete Fore ie .rill Ma isluhliorir Olectii i "a every weatuess that alfects Vise lilißbler and , organs of.Urinel.. liky in dames; 'natty worn,.., have become' Mather-, who for years have tows *privet& of that happiness. . . • Sold; whi.:.4titte and ttionli, ht Mr. Butter's:l'a'. 4, Cheap -side. Garner iifl'atentoster-row ; and retail by most Country - Medicine Venders, Ip Bottles ail2s- Pd. Tor with./volite di reetiolei.. .orva.,..,niiy.fie hail, Under s . rtoryitic Pectoral Illustiogrs, far coughs, colds; nstlitnasi sore thfiottS, &C. its fiosesat 190. esch. ... DIION'S A vrotr..iciup rims , roil, 411E47,, • - IN I)ltiES'l'l*tili, COUT i ''&'e. rr BESE l'illi (tiiig trbtaine4 a. pit Celebrity iii ....Ilk the private prattiee of the Proprihtorf Otrol)i-XON ii A 'pntlierAry ; ~reel Crean tpor great !ut•cess ; ibs t os.toy:oryosiame: i bine& thstirilt4t,' 'lot ,iiinne'rmis patients of ,iliVetsctivu, olalt I•othen %larth 4srly Our Duke of Bedford . .. Sir neorge 'WON ten, Si ' r Lire,m,r4.l'age Tuener, the Dowtt s'bridy4say. awl. 5 04 av Sole, the i I.connteltsAiulkciey. &c. tie r ; : yr - ,gersetikk, to Mill* them fa the - Piddle, wafer the up* so and the sanction of their winery.- , .‘ 1 ..,t r y., "• , The Pills are Nand to be nwincornparable r ''' for .red . • Tinting the toile of the stomach, for curia ' - . pm-veining andities, mnot their'comerpsetat e. e, .tations mr.d tlittulein.e4. They , prevent tai • leatitta AMT.y cristiveno.s. sick head-ac h e. and bc•irschluell which le occasioned by pregnancy; and a debilitated sumach, who. • ••Alter arising fonts tLc acrimony of the'vettiddau rool s t blk, int ' Iterate diet.. or drinking 11. excess. .. - ! , • ~.'.. • B Omni.' ing a elle secrethainf,the hprithryltre oble yr rhot 'otalerfillly to -cleor a s'A'dow ct4mples Mt, 'and 'being a esti lain, though gentle aptritivt: they prefetrithave übstraeg titbits in the liver, which ore m-.tra,alikwina in all eutuarkse lint' ptirticnlarly fatal in warm climates,,,, in • Ahls a y. ticoritst,, the are it.viltiab m; le desideratu in the Meificile ebesta Or ttuoii whissen ithrdatl, or make frequerit vs•yag6, 7 ~ ) 1 ' Sollit g hoie;ale mill retail, al Aar. Rpth;rit. : 4, ciengssi4e ol corneCt'aiehnoter-ron; ; ABA, IY, 0 iif;ifd-soret,; CAA ". ,•• I Vill, • Bamako • awl' mutt chaiilt!) iseviielmetsiass,.. in tint • - it 5t5..94. a said ilfl..qch. :;- . . • ".•s.• • .... • :1" ..0.......,4.—..........., En, i2 / .4. fr . CD with,* ,C4Ol seio at it tits Alimt,thilic We : i tiii (rum th e gpacent,. plait WA bait 1014 ,lperi...% ;lat. to &bees. used thiptoseri to thedi prritt.filoidil se e.", Molds by the m•iturity its year :IP yawn' !experience ' Ifteiesis CU It 10 E mph tioir_einitpui,e,,• with iispdtige L d ac4attr;litairaf . dieipinit hr . tit:s,e, WO:deg. which ate the rot~oce sif Al t , eit iteirhgeder; sir the'de,frietivi kitties of Rye . In.:vides - 4W I. School-soy.. llaiiraftioltgtherarciii these iublialtatt4 4110 4 !Void out no inducement to vice, hat, seasiblp as atilra Omit be?of • the existenec bf abed 'en.taialties 'they alter Nor ntibl ,littee to re tinily Atlipstte4l4twpisowriif laiiittilis.sinpi aritlitili Royal Co tree of Edinburgh,. .1n alt n, 4iiikvitic t ian.i !tertian, Mid fit every" eohiPlabit bf 1);:bIlicy and -Dileleapy,,. k *ketb • r ariAirg frpiu.the lufsitUatlas orteethrittabikiWgir t . 1 Via l"g : p re rti l t:tll 4- 47tIvienc t r i t t raitt?y L..' t i tty vislf ..V7 x il 'tiredly, lrelY ayes Itieedy vretiimiitin ta hut . .isilse l , ~''.• Wpm/red : oaq al', mitt Strictures ittoilie it e,skObliiiiiv sittentted irlihpyptillaromixe4 Sivtgliffht 94 &I 3 tr 2.4 itilevioe feat, ndio); share Yieldett.to their trate eatat iii.n lb. of tfirle. weeks. &tend Ikiohlenienkad•Oliade 4 . , ' p a y the first t ertabrtity,•who•PosvalatiouredtundecAlsits`i painful and titpire nvljscspe, .linviiip,re reive.4l a ilaidicpJ amt. ' . permailent core, p ritin,irly reqbesi plat references may bei . 'Oellide in lliens, as salblialltory evidences of ilit‘ilieviheil .supii... . rbirity iif blessrs. Cureit i und.cos.'splaa of Weatiolpts . 'Aitillt 'of these tiendenien hail been poder 1114' eare of bleblri , , Boise.. . I len4iNide, and othet .Suigeons of cipial eniii*nee, who , • niseappted their curs by the opplicatimi of the Litho: Cesaitit• Without; success. Messrs, Currie and Cu. Amy be •runsidttC., by 'tridents (Winer se t iv iili ibegria test secrecy and liiiiionro , at their :t hong., No. 107, Ilaibm:garden.—Potleats ill . thir ' cOuntry. citing ihe particulars .1)1 Utak* eioe. inclining. are" liiittnoce for advice loaf aiei icines. will bast Vie slime ;Limb . or seise tb any part of the tJaitt ( ri Kingdiini.—N a. lOi e llatton: igni - tit:a. . • • • - • • • • • . _ A 1 . PROOt' of the Erinr.-,,0f:00d towee, earthed. • , hi C DICI;VP... be . Clll )1 Mc Al AAA of . QI.T.I.Kf. Whitt' lw,ati INTALLIB 'l3'Ullftli for all 'NEItVOI.4 DIS(t)k.:.IIS-; .. •- ' '..,. : . '. ' • , To ktr. W.ITH.F.ItS, .Ciiinirpc, Strand, Lonano... Qlll - --lly WIFE -Alas ailllete.l, With la illerertr K.Y. tbrv • liii, Fevei. fitleaded witli a vietent 14-you IV. ,4 ' heart, lowness of spirits, rind drei.affut :1(1.4/ilia-it* ? w ' reducea hero, onifh te.it .4le,4erAttlenithk!ttredisokowhil l e i t [for feveial Week. and . Would frelocittlY fount 4t04 t allaill4 0 .: : that Rate fir a eimil.lerbble time, 0,004 oHU a myelitis lii the oeck,,all of which gate way to t fi eCORDIAL eAliAl"' of QUITO. Durlig her illness, 1 bat the •ladyiee 4114 or:, temtaime of severai Medical Neu, .w hit, .ttfter, trying every . Winans its their power,. gave her over as incorthli.,. and •I et, tented every hour would have br , ll her last, what 4 fortu. natelY stir your ILA LSI of 9 UV° atlverAised t ill the Pet.... gow Coorkr, and itl • the list ri-sialice, 1L resolxeif she iltaithl "••• tnalw -trial 'of 'it, and ttterefure , honglii tt• rostf - "hmtie of -.' : Me, , srA. Ha x ler and Co.undiaiyek ittairiirg ..lph Mit 'digit* *ios :/4bl aAoiti - skiing no 01:ife, • before. she had itaiion Mil , . • whole of the battleAl perceived tr• wonletKul eliusige fig lb* better, • and! hy• her taking three inorr battle, . tiro 'mall 4114 r' nee half guiaea uoe, she roc ;stem), berppet;h; unit was WS ,'• to go stlnoti as"unial i and I have no doubt •Ispt that a few snore bottles will restiird herlo'fit.t flsivier state of heatth.- • .* • You .ase at liberty to. publish this ktter fue the benefit of uthieri; and am, Sir, . . • Your obliged boaaae•Set'slinls . , •• ' MURDOCK bI'DONALD. Glasgow, March SO; Isn. • P. S. 'Further Partica4s4 smijy..fr known by app li cati on • to blesses. Baxter and; Co.'44lltro,os. . • VtillifElt.9ll tOlt:OIAL . •• II ALM OF l' i ll Fro; it writ , dome heat . sat, and bitittlisie • middy. tn. Np;itvoUs,. Di- Mous, (10UT.X.; in;rl, 1,4!. wmay4: • powitvEßg , , hnilevtty kstv,ruehmt-o - or ilitintlon In Peosnlo of etiner • See riusee onr blf)iteiethi.r.ficird;li.iry , want, or' occasion ed A. 0 Mild:ate in AL* or wt;*esiOi... t iounrei k thr inuniult- . • sate uSe pf Tee,,Silsßlietis ti;iejsrs.or . . gaper ,nexithis floosie"' • - i tnn,settbdziry. a life,.itrlNteloCettpfoicailne tit stetly, culls.. ".sits Fr ig, luililicians eltplistirtralires of'StletilltYAn 4 iP nii6 " , • Crlcetn. improper prnytiets, fain 1.,, ..4001.t . 1im0 - nraco. viailliiiiitl nY the taw, .111114 . wamige...tremoljeig or AA VA ;Alike/Valls or iiirnb4o4ho rA or utenfn, cutout/1 0 'o 'lips, its. hyrepared anc4oht,ser W.. %lumen, -Clieutill, `; Str.rd,_London ; i r o.,,r,vtitit bit.44olpry, Liverpool . ..._1._,...._ .c.i......,_ . ao u t isimilayrs J.:din- ~ r f i