The Statesman. — London, England, 1813-11-11 00:00:00

. x~: Pa tbp Motion sit the Deke of Bedford; sreadl.lhy the Duke or Susses, • It wns unaniniotitly remb INred— 1. 'lids lanitution ! hiag be dpi fitted, "The InMitation for Prottiotiog the British System for the Edit:mina of the Labour ing /sod Manufacturing Classes of Society, if every Religious Persansims." 2. This limitation shall consist of fi Patron, Vire-Patrons. Prtaideets, VieeoPresidento, Tremor.? Secret..ry. Life and Annual Weibel's, meet hie wlllaattrlt Olkeeso *stinky be deemed litCeb—itry for conducting the .Woks of tkilastitotiosi 3. The lastituttoi. vididorfattOnol.nts Ma ilitruiwil ' 'orate to edrente Childers,. s srlinntrt Mid train tip Young , Perna& ei both Seltes for 'apply hiss proisesly hammed 'Brush ers to the Inhobitarits of such *cm is the British I)ominions, at.b.Mie hod abroad, nAhall be desirous of 'establishing Schools 1 re the British System. It Anil instruct nil Profile., whether Natives. or Foreignets, who may be sent from time to time for the purpose of bee% qualified as Trochees iu ibis or any other CoillitTlf. e ik .. The School shall be open to the Public, for the pupate of esbibiting the System if Teaching and Training every Af.. terimon, at Thri . o'Clock, Stoarday excepted. • , 4. All Schools which shall I,ii suppl ABROAD. ied with Teachers, at tint TO MrRCHANTS AND FAMILIES ARRIVING FROal I expellee of thi n institution, shall be open to the Children of . parents of all religious denominations. Reading, Writing EAST IV DI A WAREHOUSES, No. 16, CH EAPSIDE. .Arithnietic. and Needlework, shall be taught; the Lessons for T HE PROPRIIaOII. begs respectfully to ob "rye, the Warehouses contain their usual rich Supply of . ' Reading shall'consiot ofe ork , extracti from the Holy Scriptures; Catechism or peculiar religious Tenets shall be taught in tilt the choir , st Lawns t Damask, and other Table Linen; Skeeting , i Schools, but the children ohall be enjoined to attend regukutly. ch .„„„, o nn otures; India Goods; Gold nod Silver Muslim; the place of worship to which their parrots belong. tyrants Cravats and other lodia Moulins; French Cambric, *** The grand object of the lostitution being to promote a:id Lace; Veils; Lace Dresses, and other Articles for fill, Education in general, any application for the training of a p w .s.—ludia Shawls; 'I: heron, Yen Peru, Angola, and ilira• i Teacher, at the expenee of the persons thus aping, will be )iina ()dia.—The New Patent -hhirtings and Sheetings, ; attended to, although such intended School is so t to be coo-, White Chin's for Dress (sold e :elusively at the Warelloases).ll4lld— ' ducted on the extended principles of this Institution., Diapers Ly the Pieee; unique printed Cambric;; Bettina= • Other regulations of the mud description as connected with • )I.isline for Ltilieo Moraiwr press, and for Exportation.— ler , . the management of public Institutions being , possed, It was am ity the Piece and easy, it I) t the fi rst Prices.—The Trade l' d —Foreigti ()oleos punctually erceuted. and the Goods ~nialostslY remised, p ie . mitered at the Custom-House, and shipped without trouble to Regulations I . That tie Roles and oo.— approved lations now read and the Merchant.stand for confirmation at the _next General Meeting, and that hat Isulia Warehouses. 16, Chearide. I the Finance e -.l...ittee and Trustees be requested to continue , assistance services until that period, and to avail themselves of the "[Nit DISORDERS of STONE and GRA- wsistance of such other subscribers, as they may deem proper 11 V EL.— Whatever caution Persons in general rouyadnerve for conducting the affairs of the Institution. fn taking a medicine, recommended throtagh the medium of au : That the cordial Thanks of this Meeting be given to his Royal Adverimonent, yea when the disease is obvious in its nature, ' Highness the Duke of Kent, for the deep interest which he has and the remedy the discovery of a Surgeon by Profession, the . miiformly evinced for the pr..... ..a.ioo and prosperity of this Patient can incur no isozard.—Mr. PERRY, 9, SeattiotsAon - Institution ; for the unceasing attention he has displayed in, Moog. Rloomstsury-square (Proprietor of A DAMS'S auL - watching over it; and for the facility with which he has at all VENT for curing the Stone and Gravel) ha. for some years past tones permitted the friends of the System to consult him on eentii ed his practice solely to COWS of the above kind, and may , every emergency. be conselted at home every Wednesday. The medicine 6 That the cordial Thanks of this Mectitighe given to his Royal at.n sold at Bacon and Co. Oxford-street, opposite Bond i, Hot- ! Highness the Duke of Sussex, who, with equal zeal, has uni. sheet ; and its Rattans s, front of the Royal Excluinge, finality co-operated with his It iyal Mother in promoting the M iles of IL.; and IL 2s : two of the large Buttes never foil to terests of this important Institution. remove caladium diathesis in she habit of pers o na of a sedentary T hat I the cordial Thanks of Ibis Meeting he given to his life, apt l thereby prevent the formation of Stone. i Grace the Duke of Redford, who had the peueirrikion to di-- A CONCISE DISQUISITION us the DISORDERi,:with ~..s ur i tower, and the firmness to suppomtilyideen of Edotteilint emit the maustgement to be observed under its cure, roar ,senor , , , .., __, , newsy coicusnicolo ra i se 14t nasal eh iTheieiret the creatiants price Is. tit . of Memos. Sherwood, Neely. owl Junes. Poem. t of the people, on a scale sofitiently broad and liberal, to cons 'o'er-new, St. Pasts ; nod of Messrs. o.. c k e tt l , Pall-mall; 'Preheat the %hole t ominunity. stud for other proofs of the efficacy and innocence of the 8 " 1 "" That the respectful Thanks of this Meeting be given to Sit u frienee. may he had to she Ctinilies of Lord Fostkville.,ti: i suet Whitbread. leatte. al. P. fur his open and malty coodsset Tito ard Knotchbull, Bart . Sir R. Ki 7, a' well as to ma ny ; during the htvinetis of the present day. other persons of distinction in the three ingdotat. . That Cite Thanks of this Meeting he given to the Finance Committee and Trustee", for their un weal ird and disintei cited I esertions in' toe tillairs of ibis Institution. (Signed) El) W ARO, Duke of KENT, Chairman. The Duke of Kert having quitted the Chair, it aas taken by the Duke.of Sussex, when it was resolved.— That the grateful Thanks of ibis Meeting be presented to his Royal Highness the I)uke of Kent, for the very gracious and condescending inanner in which his Rovidalighnin has presided during the husitieba of this day—artirding an additional proof of his Iteyal Ilighnew's anxiety fur the prosperity of this 'maim lion. (Signed) AUGUSTUS FREDERICK, Duke of SUSSEX, Oliotrumo. Subscriptions' on behalf of this Institution ore received by Me.../arepli Fox; Seiretary to the Institution, N. 29, Arg,) le &Meet ; end No. 22, New Iliidige-btreet, Illackfriiits. ---- 11EA rap. KOYAL, DRURY-LANK. fr HI S present EVENING, Nor. 11, their hinlet•tiee Servaais will iterf. , rm Iwo' FIR NIM PR ESSIO N S cts, called fr After which, TURN OUT! isFsf COALS 66'. per CII4I.OItON. rritlE SEA COAL COMPANY take the earliest I_ opportunity et IrAlarcreing the Publk, thativ ore sow rt , cheap a then will be; from the stale of the Cipllikejrmo evore Is ever) reason-1a uppote that 0116111111 it btrit whitlow Ink Winter. Those Famitiei who have not.ii ill In ilseir4blire wick, the present time is the most favoarnbte that will .'frr this s ear. The Compass's Coals are the Iwo large Weir, eas!le, of a vety strong and good quality. measured under the inspec tion of a Sl/1011 Meter and one at the Company ; delivered in sacks of a proper dinseusion, free of all emirate, e %cep( lactate and shooting. for ready money. Order, rem to Mr. ibsnal. 47, Skinner-41 . in , ', Snow-hill ; Mr. floanll, Ruckell-street. ; and Mr. At- Otford-:ireet, near Bond -greet. SIMMONS and Co. respectfully acquaint the Xxio Nobility and Public in general, _Owe a saving from 4e 01 5O per erat. in the price of CLOTHES, by applying ne ebo TAYLOR'S COMPANY OFFICES, 123, New Bond street; No. 8 and 481, Strand, near Charing Cros.. tautponed is a Sketch of the Ready (Sowy PRICES : Best super6oe Coat . to £4 4 0 Diehl Superfine, or Super Great Coats ;3 10 to 5 5 0 Ladies' Hama • . 6 0 to 616 6 Tulenet or Marseilles Waistcoats . Ul6 to 01 8 0 Fite Whiee•Diuo. Dress Ditto . 0 Itt to 1 1 0 Rich Black Sea I)itho • 1 ti to 110 0 Wilford qt. Pantaloons 1 6 to 110 0 1)ott.8-Tharnd, very stout . . 118 to 2 5 0 Cloth Pantaloons . . 112 to 2 2 0 Keneyniete Ditto • • 2 2 to 2 5 11 _ Brercies P 1 .6 P) IIS 0 91' ' 5 'rime Leatber Ditto LI V ERIES. Ilefel.larket and Wolikteool s and Cord Breeches . 11$ 6 Rot 01 Livery 45 oto 5 101 Sus-toot Coot :1 0 to '; 16 Moot Bus Coat 515t0 6 101 Overalls . 1 '2 to Ihi 0 Terms of Coatract by the Year, oo roniideratioo of returunig Abele old ones: L.l, to 3 CORDIAL, BA EM of GILEAD is highly esteem-D in the East and West Indio. fur nourishing and lavigoratiii; the Nervous System, 1111(1 acting as a general Rests,. /alive Coastkutions, arising from 13illone Com plaints ruatrarte,: in lbot climates. The Cull and tremulous s;erve% are warmed and steadied ; the relaxed Mires, or soft dabby flosh, rendered tinn ; the 'Dowries invieorosed i* and the emaciated limbs covered with fires flesh; and i esbausied yes replessiwbed. . Suc.ll a , h,we the care and education of fesitalufc the studious as well as the sedeetary part of the community, should never be without the Cordial Blahs of Gilead, whichsenswies Diseases id the head, invigorates amenity), improves the memory, and en livens the imagilaticm; revives 'awl exhilirates the languid droupin.; spirits, promotes digestion, sod tiraites the nerves. 'This !gelatine is sold in Bottles, price each ; or %four in one Filmily Bottle, for 39t. by which the Purchaser waves one 11'. Bottle, by all the Medicate Venders iu the United King , dam. 3 flails per Year 217 0I 5 Stab per Year 426 in 4 Ditto . 'x2 0I 6 I)itio . t) lit On the same {{.rind le, for Coats only : 2 Cuats pee Year 210 10 5 Cuals per Year 216 0 4 Ditto . ' 13 10 6 Ditto . 19 0 Gentlemen nn Joining their teirective regiments. nr t<tiOii a h r""lsegloiPls as ordered by his R. 11. the Commosedcr.in.Lhief. latches' Riding Demers, midi - mug Lieutleutea'sUussar Ditto, made in a 'epergne style. The extravagant charge of those who take and give longeredit lan hero a subject of complaint, A. 3. aad Cno aware the Public the) will tied a nusterial difference In their priers* from other houses : in consequence of conducting their business tor quick payment, they are enabled to sell for less money lbws tither kOtlll'a purchase their goods for.—Gentlcatell ill t:se CullairYsip plied hv sending their measure, nr an old Anil: To istevrot Cunterfeits, observe particularly, that the words 61 Sane Solianma.. Livripoal," are printed on the Stump. • 'Ai Pr. Stilotnorioltrocsite is . *ow:besmear so great fuse extensive, that his ceitt-ttuit engagements reqnire ti consider** portion or his time and attendance, hr exPects , a hen consulted by letter, tat urual coMpliment of a One -POutad Note - to) be in closed, and should,- for inlets , he thus directed :—" Money Letter, 1)r. Soloman, near Liverpool. Paid' douhle postage." ' • ' • • . em for sealed 1)1 101 - 11s , . qualities lilt to tertian .l ..•-•• _ Appellant r ex, I .o u geFutd " .1a i , question upon 1 • •ing been, 40 years ago, plo na y) r ...., ' EI ? , !better aid - ceuld - Fiatire wish for ?' To vrhatlii - tear his tenon.. The LOUD CHANCELLOR said. that itthere were sabot- , airy did we owe • out security ? Whateee l 'ititt quest continued acts of possession by others, the ciresillatitnee Leftis t ' n ow, th e House of Commons could distifitid relied upon was not full evidence of the 'occlusive right. Jr his n ,._ . .. tenant happened toplottgh op a piece ofgrottadt svilhoat inter- sweaty, aoaording to ha view of piddle let TWO, menu°, from other -- because it was not wbon it pleased. Who now counselled the alsest,a;-. to Interrupt, '. not - country (Rey 'the Hen. Member,' who said, 0 Let dow ii your mil s " •or himself, who said " Keep it ups?" By recent 'accounts there were AS or '2 tail of-the line at Tovi. tine- ' Selteldt,•• lash* at 2 TO; ind In the -. ...a..... .. 4- as a great merchant, would bekmong tire tret lo cry out for-our com merce, if we. lowered ouenavy, and exposed oar trade. In sea an event s *would not the Toulon' and Brest fleets, tempted by the rich rewards ot Ofir HOUSE OF. COMMONS. , traffic, come out of port?- - Of ali .tifflet s this Seimled Leave was given to bring in the Annual Indemnity Bill. • ' the very worst for reducing this main arm of; Qat Mr. Alt BLTHNOT brought up sundry papers,•and gave no- ~...„m , • r Ike that he Aovid move toTefer them tot b.. Committee of Sup- . ""'"e''''' ply on Friday .-Ordered to lie on the table.- , Lord tAS'f LER EAGH brought up the Suppiementary Coe- i Lord CASTLEREACII swirl, that whatelihr • ' prospects might open favourehte to retrenchm . lCts hs Tendon between Great Britain and Russia, signed Jute 15, : 1813; an d.b etween Great Britain and p,„. s i a , signed 3,„ it , , our necessarily great publie'expereliture, the ; ' , use 18131 and sahsetisently signed in Loadoa ialerember, lillS.- might be assured, would be reolily einhracett by Ordered to lie en the table. The CHANCELLOR of the EXCTIEQUEtt brought up the . G " Terna S tne " In no p recedin g yea r lied the di f t- Local Token Bill, which was rend th e fi rst fiat. culties attending the due distribution of cor naval COMMITTEE OF SUPPLY. forces been greeter than during the 184 4 year. If we After a few observations from Mr. W. 'Keene, -had notliad.the assistance of the Ituusian fleet, he the Chancellor of the Eiebegrage s , '-nod Lord Castle- ' did not believe that we could have made it effectual reagh, ! !for all purposes. That we hod 110 formidable enemy I I Mr. W. DUNDAS rose, to more for a number; actually at sea, was among the number of the exist= pf seamen for the ensuing year. He observed, that ing difficulties.. The House and the country ought the „nasal expences had exceeded in two branches-=' to know, that eotwithstanding the immense pressure that -of ovktualling, and that of wear and tear ;_' that had been made on the enemy's naval resources biab left Was imputable to the extended nature of : for many proceeding years, yet be had not Telexed the service on which our Navy had been engaged.-1 his maritime e ff orts : er.d that he had still fleets in. He moved, that 140,000 seamen be .employed for i most of his leading arsenals, ready for se ' s. He had, - the service of the ensuing year, and 31,000 marines. in fact, been accumulating is marine forces•by rapid Mr. A. BARING, considering the numerous, but, : strides. The demand on the American station had he belived necessary expences, Whith the state of , been prodlgioos. The Baltic had also been a great affairs imposed on the country, was unwind that 1 pressure on our means, in consequence of its vicinity no relief was to be afforded (rota the nasal service; to military openitions. We might, but for our naval but that, on the contrary, there was an excess in ' exertions there,-have seen, not a part, but the whole that department._ It was with regret that he found ;of the army of Denmark put, in motion, under the this motion made at so very early a period .if the , direction of France. He trusted that the House Se , ..ion, for the service of 1814.- Ile would not pre-1 would feel.,,that Government- would hot onnedes judge on the itecobify.et the vote:46oi: the .pre-•'isielly4teispep sat naval fovea:: Af they - showed seek emit nwrettled sertett uthirs, be could see no ne- a disposition, it was in the power of the Hot:se,. at cessity for urging it immediately. , Looking at the' all tirrms, to . recd them to tbeit 'lair.' The nom map of Europe, and considering %VIM our: Navy bets of seamen now actually serving, approached very had at present to do, he could cot conceive the tie= !closely to the• vote now proposed, which was pre. cessity for Sr) large an armament. ' In France, he ob- : cisely the same as the last, and brought forward at served that, according to the pressure of circum- 1 the same period of the Session. Whenever' s , under stances, slime branches of public expenditure were all the circumstances which engaged us with our so proportioned as to assist the necessary demands . Aillies, or concerned our operations in the Peninsula, incurred by others which were of- a more exigent ; retrenchments would he justifiable, he trusted that nature: whereas we continued' ,Ilivekeep up full 1 Ministers would . vigilantly turn their attention to charges is all branches, as it appeeied to- him, unne- ! every practicable and wise means of reduction...-. cessarily. Fotywire past, we had had nothing likel But Parliament would recollect, that it was our a formidable enemy at sea ; and at the period of the , duty to proceed with prudence and foresight. If we battle of Trafalgar we had 10,000 seamen less than I suddenly disbanded, it would not be a easy task, oil now. We had a few years ago all' the ports of the lan emergency, to recal our seamen to the nasal Peuinsula against as, and we had the Baltic tot force of the country. He was not now. prejudging giant, besides our own operations against enemies' iretrenchments ; but merely voting fir the usual pro colonies. There was - now a considerable prospect t vision. • N if-our clearing the ports of - Helland. Ile would I The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER venture to say, that there was ll9 man, with tolerable , would say a 'single word on the subject qt redocrien, information, who followed up the conduct of our in consequence of the accommodirtloh . of thidWer- Naval Administration for the last yessro , but must ho , ; ent branches 'of his expenditore by the enemy: Ili surprised at the little that had been done effectually ' thought the Ilon. Member had been 'better itifbrined on the North American coast. Oa that subject, 'he respecting the state of the French finances, 114104 shouted not then enter particularly I. Lot judging from have Made this assertion. his iipinisivei ilitgfir Lb, the use made of our great Navy last year, he i t eeesected, by adverting to 'the PirlilkhaletialritSfiti sow no reason for giving to the Admiralliten . bygrea,t : of them.' It was quite clear, in this vie*: tuf ty ilia means. American frigates had been atiffired 'to gil l kilduot lost eight of 'her marine, tine had 'nett;fieted, ant of, and to come into, their opopertiiiithimse: airmen'', Of supporting it. Airthat lie siow pro- At one time we had no leas, than'3o . 'er'' 'tail' A' I posed, was to maintain bur Marine the -- ' vessels collected-in the Chesapeake: hen ' tiiirhiih i se before, should it be necessary. If those who knew it, knew the practical 'flock!' riots to the Approprtation . Art, ading- These 30 or 40 shim Mere kept tlieilidinusingl itt power' to mak 'intik after:dimes themselves, or rather icisieringthi'tharectei of *thql -.f/4r.' A. BAIIIPRI- . llild, sifth'. Otitis% Nary,"titining hootasisittilseds,' and doing I. Of lime, that the Hoese very seldpm politically, much injdry. A thitapaft cof the f ' I the* did this Sel4l6W: "The motiort . ot properly applied, might hive . 'beet ' gellioieht - , lathered till the - litter *iii'' Stift' blbehatie the American Ports. ' Ili next`adveried to "-The 30 - or 40 vessels in the Cf our little naval fi witr i ise,the :Liken s led tillerved ttifi l l bidielludid tir4 ilid' ,3 / 4 1Askfaeill' the the contest ip:tlytipart..o.Autericamt; ,etsentialit a ' Ifieffitetieenempror rithfr by'theit Irk& FREEMAN"S GUTTA SA LUTAILIS;Iatii travel war oillhas i e Likes: 4 He belteeed that many (. warfare . All' the argetnehttirsed JLJF approved Specific for the Scurvy, and every b' - u sk * excellent O ff icers b ad fine appolivted • to, edinmidds sii I iiirould-ipply sly Weliltb The tied Tmpurny of the Blood: , Scorbutic Complaintsare the most general Malady of the Bri: , in that wars but yet he beliesed•the fact tithe,- that vehforce• to 'llo,odefteknitid: fish Constitution ;no family is„ mare or less, exempt (rano thetas we weredriven from Lake Erie nod were no in - a ' the lcheideoeuld not bein'te sti, and they show thenuelvt- in a variety of ways; they produce i .. .. .. . .. . 9 ... . .... . f rinighties, ileetatioa , and other diseased states of the skin; t hey 1 Celfitriallatng. ablation so .I..nicatintano. Th e, gat. readiness for sea ; and he "'door"' occasion loss of appetite. .weakness, 1111 d drjectin.l . of spirit ti ! lent Officer , Sir J. Iko, had not.lusee• furnished that at Toulon' was. The quest and the muss of blood being reuderA foul, it i s inetipable of t iff-' 1 with a force sechcas, he should. sittlpeie, he would ' whether' s ''' . at"presont, greater ea! fording a healthy supply of oinkrislnuent in enable the fat i nansar _ of life to he properly and actively performed.. As a remedy belle deSield. He should, ley no hunker stress on. made br-lalid, through retrenci, from all imparllieo from this maw, Dr. Freeman's t;eito . aida- these points at present;. but wisliedleafty them be- year he thought that France coil . Innis has proved itself,by a repot° am 4 thirty years, a certain 1 fore the consideration et the Ilsovsear ; • --''., ' idi mirth et ava talt her resources ' sperige nod Reser -r a ili ng cure ;it requires only a rest bottles° t ~ . - ' 1 1 $ this i m i a l ut dit e medicine to remove use,osea **(A mi t e an gl e . • ear..W. DUNDAto thought that ill would have : meet , beedarigersbellind: Our mei* „ ..41. 1 ., ~ ..1 Telerate scorbutic complaint. • • been more becoming In the Hon.-Gentleman to have ' rectal ta' great reftli4 alid not fritterettlivir . "'c', At this period of the season it is'well knows the scurvy and . its enn•equences are maceto 'be dreaded; in every constitution abstained from these remarks, and to have deferred ', Mr. CROKERtroges and stated, that not long , where they a re pre yal ea r4 t he abo v e medicin e i s recommen d e d this p re f ace o f disgrace 011 he had thought proper to ago the French fleetiestlkt mouth of the Sclreldt us the only certain means i or cultists Os-Welt as p'e'rming, the ..take a more regular notice of the eubjeet. He for ' amounted to 10' ittiPtif (Winne, in all appeatince , m o o d y r r ,, n; b rea kin g out; oar is it less suseessful a g ainst the.. effects of a well known contagion wMcli produces a certain die. one, would answer, that wbettarttr a motion. was reedy - for service.' Iliktge Te- A ist th ere were ritif less ease that embilters th e sourceof 4 4 0 Yusent ; eery ilitirYluisinff brought forward, he should be able to prove that the than five, somethires ten, 'in the same condition of from this taint, w isethec r ely illg oppose,* or lawny in the . blond, is radically and surely reinoved by It. willsoot• the tweed-, conduct of the Admiralty had been neither negligent preparation. Althoegh)torne might ' I slip of cottlinewent. or those. ether restrictions-said/It medicines nor disgraceful. Till the truth was made clear, it eaemtharl withdrawn- inkfit of his . of a le s s s u perior Rod active kind require: it Is, therefore, re 'commended to youth of both sexes, and to those who nreitsout . would not be the assertions of -the /lon.- Member, Aeets, yet it 'would hallsilsien On "' ,to enter into a married Mare, awl would wish -tut p r e s e r ve firm ! however respectable he might be, tha t would cries'. on the part of Government,. nent,„ on health and a snood constitution Iby It they. will be freed front ' nate the condbot of our Altai ankh% He had bet- to reduce oar armaments 'as to ', every debility to which their Irricalatities may have exposed t h em , an d he restore d to their original. strength ' dad xigattr.oll . . ter have spored that part aide:observations, on that 'to our own 'coasts, to Move haws. In th e dieinves of "tie fermi e sea, where weakness kse , i occasion, which tended to make an Th eand pre- matched end guarded. The Hon. prednmisant, it sever fails to cheek thotertute boned* thiamin,' . mature impread so e u e tea -of *gt_ ;Se "Hate If toeterning the Toulon fleet was other medley., and to give strength r fstirmAir it quo g eneral 1 tone to every weaktned fitnetioo. this motion had net Wow twin thaw, Witt dfdiktfleled it "tit bet recently'that Goiernmeni Sold no Batter's Chemical and Point itecteise, wiestiouss, , have bean negligence ; it kittillseets tionillf exactly neglect - in that queiter ;of havir 4, Chesp-ide, corner of St. Pia" C .ureh-voni ; Ilite:no. Ox. t bir-tiro s-and by IMIM Outing , 51.:dicibe Yeutter*, ill !halal j in . the usual way, and at the usual time of the Ses- ferior to th at of the enemy; part at 2 .. ild. and 4s. tid, each. sion. With equal happiness had he asked, why, in cation of L'Etnteiaa's once co/nil rm.... , i'' Pr v • ' ' f" ,, , , :A . - .i . .. . . . .A. 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LANCASTKRIAN IN- S f ITUTION, kitld ow Special Affuirs•at lite Freemasons' --iiiamon-. - played ? lEnthis be, in fact, 11113%eted himself ; .for he perrnen.eo, Ta- . . . vent, Nov. 10. Idli s NOUS& OF LORI'S. Nov. It. . what had prOduebd all our.safety, .what had heeled THE LORD OF THE MANOR. Th e Mlasei,et at ten o'clock and heard 41 . _decided three up the poets of the eitetity, but our great iti4l 1.1 . 4 Royal Ili the Doke of KENT le the Chairs .. After whirls. the New hieln.l/ra ma. comes int, It att v. Paterson. Sunnily nod Dolan for Appel- ' force? lqaa the time so certainly" arrived tittit'lo Till.: MILLER AND HIS MEN. A Itepott was read from the Floosie' Comovillee and Tne.- lint , 'Adsun and Horner for Resptindent.' This was a grea t : ,_ "tees. reelimmending Ike adoption of aN M Code of Iteculn- df right to Certain Inds , in a ease of division of common.- I were so secure of peace, that we should be incrtlflei The 00014 to be opened st half pod aye o'dloCho t• " L. " tinny frit the foturegovernotent of the InailitleHh e •is - The 1 ' h' . • • ....A i. , ApPellane PurtY.ecsied his exclusive right to the fts's-- to disband a large . proportion of our nary 2 What in at half past fit. ing been received and approved- ' . , . ► lll-bl c h , " . question upon its having been, 40 years ago, ploughed once by i a._,.... .J . 'IA IC4 ' • -- .., • • iv et ion, Nem other . cosim - one . rs;becayse - it was 'apt worth - whlte whOn it pleased. *ho now count to interrupt, the groaad, perhaps, not being worth whallo that\ lien. at Member who said Lel country they called a ?Imam; and yet afierwdrds, others turned . their cattk upon the same - ground. *ad and with we Wens,- ' 0 lre himself, who Said s 4 Keep It tic", tlir 40 years: surely 'be Masig!iingpf 1111k/el/list coo* ankilteuunts there were IN or 2 Sail be isuffieient evidence of eitiosivertibt. ittilit4bethsidit t7; 7l4 ii 44 4 Liner in th e Si Je He ease of &alum itrit lierita WOO ' iiamthret* as eweested, Ilitart and Pick !prated Oar, lte Ap, taresreetpunerburghi It, P,elbuft , it° lllll 4-anfl Rattler f• the 8 48118114 , 61-1114116.1 0 - The on. Member, as istestarenod Hair, Nolo, and Adam, jam for Appenast, Ab- bott are Smiighatn for Re l iond e st (ease or liability o r vwners • weul d be among the first to cry for repairs dnoe to a ship). la all thew cases the jade :eats of • merge, if we lowered our navy, the Court below were afbrused.—Adjourned. I trade. In audit an event. would trine at the saine.rate r :the A .l i ii t nt iteld ili* lt ii 7 4 4 7 Os ai Itliii • )',gliii• v'tetitieeleile.. . 514pR1 Sat 10 llii h ' I 0 OTI Might ; 1161? . g. better underlsto ; .. Cheispeate siletti the cdrlnti b•t I t eir sir iujoriet ~: , f Leittnkfoit tr, . 2 ' %MI 'V AI: ' ifiti a . irp'et • obeid tnuciii '' ti 4 itfoi . frith` KOK isle !xertitillitteillt ' :hmenti eV ief. l .: l I ilibi could nlit 'l4 *AI ',tei is would belitilititti to i it means sh 7 ould ,brat., i f • • i • 11! 1 I+l t might believe , that at* f lib . Seamen frtiA - tils ini.iiollerconlittlincii ... 1 . n atoblie runicha 'it° • permit them, so . mkt ,- *Wont, invottl* ty on. hlember's was wionstrolii; .. Oneta 'leant was tikeibed of l Ving:.ri naial ftlitipin. articularly on the oc. timing out to sea, and .4.' i 1)11. WEBS TER'S VEGETABLE MEI) !EINE. " Like leaves enviers, the rare of man is found, - ' '' • " S , me green in youllt, snow witliring on the grsitr • EV EILY Person, but p ar ti cu l ar ly the Fathers and Mother, of Families, shivold consider that the present teasiiii is the season of sickness, sad frcqtataily of 11;1111b. in Autumn. all Nature Seel% tending to decay the trees gra dually lore their verdure ; the rlehest prodtleli'. ll4 4 1 She earth wittier and rot; the air is fall of putrid particles' awl we tray h e said to draw in the seeds of I)i-ease at every breath. Now it is. that nguesiipd fevers, of all ://111 prevail; that coughs, and various diseases of the lung, , to he se verely Celt ; that the rheumatism and the gout creep on With lipping ;nice. like their own victims; and that the human frame, related by former heat, and by nervous wenknem, he tame, the teadv receiver of a thonsaud approaching ills. 'fem. Perlir re, ezerri , e, and an increase of warmth in drew. an as Ito etal:l44e nitwit-Ode perspiration, are the best preventives ut, a here th e enemy h as • already takes a strong hold. and Where Medicine is iwreAary to assist Nature iu effecting a coh.plete cure, the researches of man have pot yet round La- lI'S experience oftener cantitined any remedy for dime ci•mplai t o s' so sure, an pleasant, end Hi effectual, lIS Dr. ►EIiSTER'S ENGLISH DIET DRINK. 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