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' . - Itor.-ht liNstifs *dm keuitictitit: Olites:i 1,-t : ( . . . I Nevem t?er„ltlr3. ..,-, .-11114.. I'I)4J 't .r 01, A rtgcritt s . ,-,:.i Ole ri, .. nelY % L EXcat.liNtift . it,SliLifliAi`it l";,-./ItY livi-e4)24.'.] A:-.'--.4t.e.-,:tisat thekt• I'IINNSFER 1300 KS will hr. !-4111t, 11.. l'iti,:l.tv. the" lob fit'l.).-it-risbiii-'iiesfrt4i, ',/iies‘la,,l,l•lie/ I V". .1:#411„i r V tlllloWillic i itinict.b.it ;lie .-.l.Nt'ki I:IA (i-0...49.,.._.. 4, ....cotta i- alapature;f byy4wr f !iarter, yetli Itt-,litt den at *l2'. ,Otht..v, iml.,t, he 14141, iiliiiisongt.,- cut, ti:f.F4ANk si) 4Y.t be ‘ll4;d9e,L'l).c..initerat glo.ven i) (.',litrk in tire F.-Cream's., -'ittfal.tirideisd Atilt. Ile .o.4ltettier.fit of .it tliel'aia Court.. ;et .4 ..S',:lt.Tlil..F.V.Ntil,..sa 4, Jog. Secretary. , ~k_o Th, ch,Lit win t),.4iik rlfitri'Aietitio'cl,,,,k-tioecisciY • *ylit..At.iisn,u,ave. is .gicsn,, gaili.,.a4.tiAesa.jil 0,&r5,,, and, 4;1 (Hi .e.`')-ti'll'ill 'At:lli . '-'fir fli&. 144 u ranecF of ritfldin!,i;, till_ oltlerchaudize, .a.lttklsitilo'N insilAtitt44l') 44 :1441r1i, th, 'l' ililiitiiit4, from Loss or I):}rn.tge liy fire; .artil al.o. fit r. ~.,...'Aiiitian.c.e.-of, and vitnitittgAnnuities nts,,,Liccs:.l. 7 F .-. • , I- .7' ritritS.” AY OT-cry tieki4 will be• Dritn'tr,` with 'the ~.,•tnce of ',IX of to.oool. I ! Al.l, iif.,,wkiq. , iii3y .1? e ";lvd NEX'1"1111.:11.SI)AY. The Firit.drawn ...Prize in ..,,4► (116 will have eri,aiiii.. • tti.lll-fole Two of 20,0001. $ c, ' "I' tA,:avtid.ti rd the TiILST;4I3I-Vf.liWagti ~-; F; IX T 41-I,llsr)AY. . '''')'-.1 ' `tVEWIII(;111% •Snie •Contract(ir4,! -tie:, te.Trt.titrily intoktn,,t,lie. Public that .nr4r,ly 41-.1 (the Llitiet.`are I.IOW 11t1IVVIveli ; atid it is expected that the vvhitle tlial„" dissOiard .ef ! 'before the Drawitn: beitiop ~rtai,,XT fq/11,-.4ISOAY. 'lsiu%rl. awl Shares are on Sale at J. tend J. "A' ICI f;1-1'11.." Ten-Innate Offices, 47,,CQ11N1-111.1.; .1I I, f lOLIiOII.N. ; kh 55, EI ATM.\ Itli.-El'..; 1 141. OXFX)IID-NIIIEET. rt thelrtif4tAiii",-kn: "half ?, ..x.iyEA'..AnLAL. .-,I,It),XAS "FIIINT DAY. ---- . ag F,Vili .pf. f,Kry.irlcKET or `41Att..76 1.: ,110!ight on or fo.tore 9th NOV ENI 8 Eft, has been , • -Ft `AL I.Y. ltilf411)ko, IP . . 37.11., that Day the winkle t4lOO Tithe's, that had !wen un 1... 41Lie: wilr,., ttsin; itirtikilit'yWiVi.iiord-Twillrises 1 - lot ,201.,,,(Kvei c tp-..:k i 1 , , , Noir i s 1.14 g AC Elt EEL, • ' ' •'4SIX, °LAW 1390L..;at,tkidilp0,(41,p1..tter:ciaitiltli, . ; All .r..)Thie.ll iikiky be I)rawn` sit ' Pfglier 11-IUI4SnAr,4II%-f3E(lF.Alfitit. • • C4-LTS and siiiiiivs vmpolitaiii.hdhalli,,ari; t filing by T. BlSlJp.tke. `)TINHILL,. 'ann §:'fiiii4iiiNG.ElTOSs, 44011-1301 V, fot,„iu,llie is'noiltry. iltigit:l' tilSii tilt itiaPar'Siillis'F'ive'd:ipifal4. in the Pri-aeot {1400r• iiii Itzintjt,,i,l44-erikont ~.01111 part ;of .olie of I.he if... Prizes drawn the. First Day, ;-in 'l6, Agynt at F.dni . ...501d part of ;the iitlivii,Poizditif'4q,9ool.• the _same 1.14 y. , ----_ 4:01.11att4,4C51A/S. - AO ..Asaldxs.a.s..• ,uNDELI.'s 011.11{0V,E1)1.1.%L.5.)01,0f iII(INEY. . . it. ' CIINOhLf... ' No. ' .17, Af-l-N(HtIES. : ii!ie 'thinks, it a :/Tuty;tix.infmln .hit *.rtio;ntis aniVtlie • ~, j'l ,that 1i invaluahle Medicine.- Cu tide A's 111)p-roved . !it 64,.. uri-i.iiiv, .is- till in The- saineltemand that. .it ham qiiloVieed for :si. ).11g, in series ,of Years for the effectual l' Ilt .' the' abOvaeoioilainti;' it liiii been too long .a:•failitt-1 1 11,e yablie.-ty,ocrilAis.y,(urt4er,ab.sl..r,yi.ition. 4',.tqi_. ~i ', Lundell begs that" -Purchasers will lie particular in Itrii;lftti ..,..,"(;tiUdill.'s .;itu.pius*d• 43.3‘5ap1,,... Ali c“pßry;'' :is ..41.4 Y' rare ahroad. i..'_jt . ... . i '' 7 i:Jo-gt'llulblishd, Nice:23.46d. . • - ' ''4)llEslT4.:',l; oft the VEN.6Ii. E &IA DI .S A SE, ( ),,, -•- - jr— may cure himself), containing Plaiii 4k,rkeliO' I ii. I .furr,,totially eridielting •frpul ibe ,1 d 1 fI4C 2 tr.* ~ . I , . , lifarry Syinlitoin 9f •Syphilitic and VenerealDiseascs. I`4, •Ist jtIlls: .IGNykSl;'spirgeo'n, Nialiebesier.. • 17.01,fr 141;%1,. 14 .:4".. 14igu inn , lir,idge7str eet , Nlancliest er ; lit i 1 and•Maistorll, Stationers' Court. I.onion ; :laid of ‘ip titt"so44Plli,l4,e; plikO, Ai,e,iji_ciac Vq4,crs in Town and Ili !filllikk.i., t ~, f th,e ;bore wink ,i,s ,d.irest.ed .o.l.,Tevi.inic:Ai :reituf, it ~C,i,,'.".litt it rikluatile Compendium ou tilts I)isea.se.. I lie IltitAi';'ulti are n 1) given, iteEnghil), ' clad every-tiing 3 f _DX - St? . the ;II (9 t i.*t.,o ligili.l.e in joiner, ... _ Vl6t ',.. S•sitl,4lali,itik ,e eie.k4r ul, all ' degresis of syphilitic Diseases. lit ‘4. iiiil pill is A close, and the taking of One box in a' recent it', ih. ,:cunviuct the Fatient of his sp.eedy rectiTcry.,lXitking .14'414,,".11ter ,cotitrived, more- safe and Clmvenient, thatn this, ei.l44i :II totally eradicating every symptom, islitis iltstpic- It dY, by 514 or. Land- its it needs no confinement, re l.,' ,t 1 e... 111,41 oy lxiinlyilsnee of lin,' tic.joi. e1t,141 ‘,,.'11'. f:Civitini. flan-Chester; .1. 4eatis sin; Sots, 43, Ceti "Nll4St Sinithhettl; Statimandljo. Pow Chin;e4-iyard; V1,11,4"0•8004, 95, !lectia.4,4iet ; I;,clvirds, Gq, St. Paul's 4,1_1Y:..1W; Butler and t.).iiiti 4, ChFap4idc, 'London; and ::,.tille-street, lltibliii; and Mee princepeei Aledicinv , In Town and Cousitry.-!...114ce ils..9d. ----_ --- 0,1, 13 111()US PI LLS, invented .11 i;p.. , q ,'0%,,,„•410,..) HALLA_V, Sor,:tott and Apothecary. 'l'lns tOitti, -( "I 141 jiistiretaeritiett • fur its aererable•and Ccitaiii pit'lria!' bY which it , or,Oftspy relooves Ili Inaction or 1 '',,r,i` i ! ! "ll pf the Stomach ai . iti'llowelS„ whether at - king front tt t6 Ca .' s g "l'orr, #lLitulnicy, orCold; Sickness at Stomach, 11104;',I . `, 415 c, • lt , operatvx by tps)niicirti; acrill hire or oilier ?,, lA4 rAitaiiied in rite intesltual canal, and acts as at; 1t, 11 44, e .to the v yst ein trend - Ay.. Free from iill ymmtlmontal q i ' 4 0: 11.41 preparatioos. it is at al{ tinlel Sqle ; arid has )I. 4 'i i 'P with siogol v Kitiid . vifect..tlitting rri!gtiaticy r -Its ~ 4 4,4•Jrtivillarly attaidi 01 to persons of Bilious 11:thits, 14 44 1 . - '''l fedeidairylives„ sfltvre a-sufficient action of the ki,,fi t Z li t htr•ke l it op,' iml crudities retained in those organs ,4,,,,Li ti ,11Y ' , coat : viol: Ilan's . and tlistcnions„ tkeatl, kcill' 9 "C'ts attil i;. ti.idAvess, ur a' sense of wearine.l and ktsll l7 " '' • .- . ' b c ,, 1it,,,, 1t 1 641 wit! idly ettneilice the patient 4 411vir qiCicacy• ! , ,, 1 r . , , .d 4 Vtlirl of Itil•iittu of. Sick Hsatt ilchs are certainly ge r 14 h e Y ~. 1 singl e dose, iktid in a much shinier time titan . :Nti, ii? c-yilueo out • truth experience. 'The Proprietut 74 41.1 ter ' 4 l4i to ' reittark,'they Will ho found nvt.ol}ly to act , kak i , , . ' • . fi t` r" ' '' ` - ! ! * L. ~u , , it aa,,,f,wcs%, hat to leave the totily„,iiter their, ailtiv iirrton ceases, free - t:rnrit that costive state which li ts 7l4l 4 e Veeds'theoßeration tif laxative tistaiicittes. ' ' ? 44, 1 - 04 i -E(1 wa t t lsc 414. St. VatlN qiitiltof- O yW.,;Aftok4o.,ll i f : ''4',o , 4S q • , PIS box. • 1, p i e-sly 4 , W„hrt-I;Alsu utas lic procured., - 7.i. il I • I 7KV Al r A ltti' N't ISCOtt 1112110 .-. ii:IROPR R 1174'A• 4 • •.• .• ' 4 ' - •'' ' : • ' 4 44 t tt, 1 , : ) . i 4 „,,,5. t44 --, ?n isi,lll,ute s , 1 5, Soll9;setti.T3,,Lptlclo,p, price ,* . ithk, '' • antlTl,!;2s. day inettfil l d2: . tti t i ti v _e Atax;4o). fkr..pci,tsurapiotat.4sl4„AtAgg4i 9.littisleir,- r. STOAX OF YORK. HIRE. This Pay was published, Pion 11. of A GEN Ell.l L fIUSTORY ter '.the COUNTY • of-,YD(. .- • py.T. wHi I,AKER, I.L.D. F.S.A. F:R.S, Vicar of WiralleY,itruPßector eflioyslittat. in Lancashire. he Nlifilr..of th.,e..ILT m u isces in t his Work will bc.engrav e d from b;qa.itifill brawingt rninee, the 'At Mr. Buckler ; which will be executed in the Very best style of the - art by Me'ssrs.' 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VO. twice .4: ill. in.boaos, T E HiSTOltr, YitINCIPLEs, onti 1-I TUX (Ancietit and Modern) t 4 the 'LEG.II.I3E MEDy. by, EJECTNENT ; and the tesulting Action for Mcsne Profits the :I , ,v . !dence, in general, necessary to.sustain and defentl.thini ; with an Appehdia - , illinitratire. of the subject:' • Dy 4.4II3IktigSII:U.IF•;INGTON, Serjeant at Law. The SeeuntlEditiun. consiclei:ality and Iroprurcd. By ‘VILLIAIkI EIALLANTI.IIiP., F.sq. • .01 t 1 2:uler 'l7.erople, . Barrister. LoP4lpn : Printed for, bltot-y Butterworth, Law Bookseller,. 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The ROYAL CALENDAR for ENGLAND, SCOT LAND, IRELAND, anit ANIRRICA; including: comp!ete it" 4 currtct Vs! , of both klhuses at the Sixth 11111)0i:11 Par.: liaMent ;of ail iht! 'State, taw, It6 . t•tt 'and Public Orfiees, of the ArPY ; N iayy—kirtiteri*ties—l'ltssiciatt, St.c. upon a more extensive plain than by hitherto published. 1. The COMPANION to the; (:41LENDAIt ; beim; an Ac count of all the Onniges in Admit;istratiort front the com mencement eirthe Piest4it'Critlterth4 Lists of the last ancl.pre sent PatlianrAttts, sliming the changes matte by the fieuetal Elections iii .1812 and With'the Ntimes of the Candi clAtett., A Table .4 the soveral „Parlia.toxtita. from Henry VII. to the present time ; when met, %Olio di,sOlvetl, an.; duration likewise, a coluplete Ithstraot.• uF tbv. V3torlimu. 'Lases.. 3. be ALMANAC for IM. ei:VO44OALE'I pt i,..“;5, 9 f the. UNITED KING DC)* furlbto"Vi•dr With titer Aims of the Ikern 5 .. L'OC.ISP.,4.I , 'S I.A4 , 9lNlie;r4Cig. the 'UNITED KINCIDO.3I„, fur the Year With: this Arms. of the o,rwiett. • 4,1.4:08545‘4f0 WitUsrhabosimkt4t . —l,abt:ViecadW7. PARLIAMENr, HOUSE oe LORDS, FRIMY, DICC. YARLING AN!4 TRAVERSING. The LotiD•CtisiThELLOß,'on'itiovitig the'second reading of his t3iU for preventing delay in the ad minisrration,of justice, in cases of misdemeanor, entered into - Some explanation of the 'object of the Billbnearly similar ro What hisLordshipstated on in ' troducing it, chewing the bearing of the different disuses of it ; the general 'summary being to take away the right of Imparling.to Information's filed, 'or Indictment's forind in the Court . of King's or reMOVedlberei and the right of whKt ,Was called traversing at:Sessions and Other C.Orst4s,. .or, in other Words; putting otf theArial After. plead ing till the . ensuing Sessions, ,anti - compelling -the ' Parties to plead Certain ttrimbefol da'ya in the King's Benrb, after information 'led, o r indictment foinid, and go•to trial'; and at Se's ions compelling Oita), if under bail, to'pleall and be tried at he same seasibns at which the indictment is frinnit; or if' nor upon bail, to plead and try-a: the ensuing sessions. Iu every, ease, the Court to have a discretionary power to grant further-dare according to circumstances; and In' cases-she- 1 defendant to have the sarhe facilities . is the prose cutor to (Alai* a certiteuri before -indictment many Sessions to remove it into the. Conti of King's Bench.—With regard to what had been said as to tl}e . granting * copy 4 (4 information or indictment at the public expense; he was perfect. ly ready to accede to r+ - proposition of that nature, and he would state his view of the subject in the Bill ; but-km.ldt be obvious that ;.hat,i-louse was not the place to nrigitrateasty question of expellee. His Lordship concluded by again declaring that no recent circumstances had-induced him to bring forward this Bill, but that it was previously in his contemplation as a measure which the grea t delays in the trials of misdemeanors, arising froro the present state of the law, imperiously reguirerL Earl qaosfigini achtteased a tiw .observat ions to the Hoe disapproved of the proposed course, which., without any previous eiarnination (winging, went to effect-many serious and impor tant alteratidns in" the old and establisheillaw 01 the land. iVitt) respect to the particular measure, the Noble Earl Seenred to disapprove of its lead. ing provisiOns, especially in the powers which it partially went to continue in the Attorney- General: 'bird Ettsktts,t, in tt speech ot some length, liVer . eil his . sentitivettis;.Witielt," as far as' they lintl referenee'to the particular measure •tinelcr consi• deiation, were Oppoiti to %Om he con•Adervit fls an iolarintia alteration in an estahiltlivil constitn ricioni law of the einswitel; The view in which he eonqilered this part Of the stthiect, wits'the tatti'Gn of those sAfegnarils which it went to int era , rose between the' stthiect and -the .power of the CrolV6. < The syslear of the Engiiiitt - Ircueb Live that milli am, equitable mattfre as 7(:)s - tistly reinter tit is room t ry rioron•gltent the I.l' 0114. After, pauegyrizitig. this 'pArt n.f . o4ir Criminal tisfittassies, Cat; MAkr Lurtll tazigtea444,ll4;y ate 7.4:Ui tempt at taking avv'ay the lotig enjoyed 'privitrrea of the British subject; -a (1- which the measore its (petition would go to effect by its vust.iitg.stictt traotilimarr powers in 11)r•Coior , , Wtito, itlatlitt time, - it : .left mitotic:hell all thosxegroultng powers 110SSeSSeq by ihe liesortat This tvisissider;vtioff of; hriogtp9l 14 . : 9 s'ys:•rta'Of ski-ertesstesiito the 'sortie geDeritleff-Tt, ol d s luna r it , showed theilidi cittne iu hail coinHanyktilte it the WO T 1 14,1 !and feektg,isitoo. thqsmlasskita is h ha did, it was impossible tine measure could ,have ills corisfente • 1 ., , d r . '• f: TllCEdril of .LtyyttPoat.Jett iiis-incoutpcfPhey to tf,itscritaiti 8114)iit.4f. thq , permiimi ' , tn.. re tit Alit itl titteStiOni - WiikiteOntailt,SMV•rei neis or rtilawilonot h lfvfelVE, Ire .ettithl J.t4 1%104 ;offering 4 4.,41wierLitraikisipti. fria.geirerhili * 4 ffegt stud nyjeetTof;thq.4l,l 'so bus in !mini of principle, lair, simple. - sold inteingiT .AttO„ 4014._t_ctimietbeer lets tlee*fpieasfd,,tlio. Bally titer o hatl beitter tet, oocc sii7o4bis4 7 - tts.th_ipol4 esvii • t0n,.4,1-, blissvitesayinay ea tat as t he , 4toiefis , ple!ocrii.- -. Tb4';'Paloit Pr ciral4y all Aged. by ;Noble anti •Learriell 44°04 opposite against the tiledeire. was, .that it weht so curtail or abridge an nor , eol law id t h e court" try. j e went fully as fir as the Noble Lot iti4n allowaoce (Sir that coostilor4l -11.11,-Cettainlyi o, heti.* be iticotivenienets -arising from 'the gttos• tinnance of a part of the old law were evidently greater than the betiefits arising from it, it. •ihrrap lion was a fair subject for the iroi 'l4 the Legislature.. the contrary wo'.hl he as absent a 9 to say, dm! the benefit of bait sit- old be extended so , the crimes of treason, loartier,.and •capital felony, hecatr e it was gaily accorded. to . mirror offences. lit tile present case, the offending • pi: , y lad the erivantage of .bail,,- and, in !omicrons the trials were put off for moult,,, Will tOr pt . .periods r having this etiva , persons %sere free to:cora-mit the soot: -offences over .and .over again . -II was too 'smith, tper.... fore, 'to say, that such a disliaCtiOlt ,51.1.-be cootion,,i in favour of offetolets -suele•cases, which was withheld from those accitsed of the larger offences. He should-in otn of the to:support any - abridgmeot •of ilo- liberties or the press, •which, when properly conditcfed,:w4s otie of the best becurii tor the lilac' ties of tire cuosir try; but.he-would ask any nom,. who ieas aware of the easoaliese and lieriotonsness to which. that liberty WAS carried, it such %etre not tile greweit evil of inoilein shoes , ? They hail-seen it tliiectcti to - the destruction of all dectney,.,good manners; religion, anti fair subordination to •Govertimeitt ; and, in tact, the society of his coontry could mix be kept in a sound stare tinless some ineastire t• he kind before the Unts.te suers 0•41.41p-eal — NAT. tanker, , he thought that,great as wece thea-vile resulting from...the rfteso public meeting's, titoy were nut so - injurious as hose restalring from .tht licentiousness of the pr es, anti •wc4 , ;lii aSk uo 'man lo vive for any : of the profrosed nuts. sores who was not conscientiously cons'inced of :the ,extent of the evil, s i t that • he In vi s /too 14 .not be. left .in such a state as that any intli4. dual atcosed of such offinces may alms* i,s in ditigence, Without special and adequate cans* assigoed, it would be injurious to rout wile with -defendant.' the power of indefinitely postponing their .tiials. The exeerience of last eweive fsnonths (to go no fortherbatk), its which no ef 4'ort was Olaitted to bring these affenerrs to itisa• lice, fully winced the. necessity of Atone tneipos're -of the kind, The law, in these t el)ects could not safely be permitted to remain as it tiooe-stiroA. The discretionary power . was proverly etatitoreti •in-the Attoriley-General, who %ens a Dublit foliar controlled by a -peculiar responsibility 4 a- oil its tat . Its his observation or knowledge went, all Audi -neys-Cienerel were more or less imptigneti,,.not .et heing too prone, but too Svelte, to prosttnAllt. Upon the whole, lie felt convinced that ti;t pre sent Bill was not only an advisable, but an indifte penstible measure. - Lord HOLLAND, in a speech of coesitieraOis length, opposed the Bill ota the greoinds and•prin ciples advanced by his Noble end Learited Fi tend .in the green ribbon. Ile tensorad the proposed abrogation of advantages which were acceded to the accused, on the ground of the vast inequality which existed between the parties, when a defend ant was prosecuted by the Crows. Adverting 40 the preamble of the "Jill, he e•xprtsst ( i l ris i)l)i -itiost that the arguments to f time Noble and Learned Lord were inconsistent with its principle„ and this he thought confirmed by the Noble Lond himself, proposing an• after consideretioti of that part of the Bill. Much of .-tire Noble Lord's argument was directed against the Noble and Learped Lord's (the. Lvid Caraticeilirr)- view and di,cussion of the Bill; and-ht -Would Ate, he said, to know, i n - p o i nt o f fieer,..-at, whieh• side Of the q test ion, the defendant's or the accuser's, the delays cons plaitled of most irequently took place. The 13114 in its then shape, ',was one of. the most clutitsy„ lop-sided, awl unintelligible pieces of legislation he ever witnessed. lit cepa' hitt() w a feeling of commiseration, the. disadvantageous sit iratitils in which defendants, where the Crowit prosecut ed; were generally placed, 80 ipowkrltil were- rite odds against them, told referred to the prActittal instance mecurting itt the ease of the celebrated author of the " Characteristics," the Earl of, Shaftesbury (at that time Lord Ashley), ivlien he telt iiitnsell unable to address the House, :o great seashis conbarrasstnent, and which that Nobleman aptly compared to the situation Of an accused parry:, when called upon to defend his own life. Sisitedtpireoisted any diminution of the stendet etivetatages possessed by the iteetisttl, whose situa tion be vim-paved with that of the accoser, armed. with suet iron:ease powers, and who had the meats of keepiN a prosecutionpentlit► g even to vke. , tents of his. life, vita Use hee' of au at:costa •-• • • l+i' . ~ ~. f mare P U () N-S. TuE pARSOX'4;....COITNNELTAIL • • 'IS stew Days Wilt :br ritta!“ltiff..lrl cm it Vot.f.rs. ~bt • • • - tv Sir SIMON ItECilinlitti , efit . . 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