Star.
London, England, 1818-04-14 00:00:00

PARLIAWN

HOUSE Or LORDS,
On the linportant Appeal Cause of
and•Onteireaamtv if. Sir bats Mowtoosikair
Tineteee of the bite Duke, the Loan Aber
wip heard at immidesehie length, as leading
AppeUant.—Farther bearing to take place .
Lord AUCKt.AND presented a Petition
tirChininey.evreeper• and others, of the '
ibe.Chinesey-eweepere Regulation
demi= of the Lords' Committees thereon.
Certain annul 'Aemunts from the Chi
hors Odee, end the. Thames Navigation
Maat the and ordered to be laid upon
e Nava Ikeda Trade BS/ was brought
aim suedethess; and rend the first time.
'The Loitered* Act Amendment BP
'eine Gallium, with the acquiescence
their Lordibips' Amendment thereto.
• Reverential or private Bills were
casks ad odors, and read the fir at
A. Milk 4 Abiontias asst Fidelity
a e ties Cause Oa Lineengen •
t Were res=elirtsi
T=, '.(.'tot ettrehe Rohm, and

INTENDED ROYAL
The Earl of LIVERPOOL
from his Royal Highness the
interesting subject, which being
way, appeared to the following -
" Groans P. R.
" His Royal Highness the Prince
and on the behalf of his Majesty, thinks
House of Lords, that Treaties of
for Marriages between his Royal Hl.
and the Princess of Sale Meiningen,
reigning Duke of Saxe Meiningen
Highness the Duke of Cambridge
youngest daughter of the Landgrave
Elector of Hesse.
" His Royal Highness the Prince
that the House of Lords will feel with
lug calamity his Royal Highness and
in the loss of his beloved daughter,
of Walei, how essential it is to the
that his Royal Highness should be
vision for his said Royal Brothers
case may require. And his Royal .
ham received so many proofs of the
House of Lords, that he entertains
measures to enable his Royal Highness
necessary for the said purpose."
The Earl of LIVERPOOL
Regent's most gracious Message
deration to-morrow, and that the
for that day.—Ordered.
PSPRDONS UNDER THE
The Marquis of LANSDO'
ure now in the House of
'expressed his satisfaction, for
of suing out Pardons under
Many would be surprised to
Duties payable on suing
Great Seal, amounted to n,
pence of it rendered it utter)
greater number of persons
sue out a Pardon under
-which their Lordships of co,
ties could not be competent
Justice, door were, in fact,
British subjects. It was high
should be remedied. His
moving for an Account
payable on suing out a Pare.
The LORD CHANCELL
the motion; but wished to I.
distinguishing the parts of
rent persons.
The Marquis of LANSI
addition, and the motion was
a subsequent motion of his
of the Number of Pardons
t!n years.

EXPENSE OF PLEAD)
Lord HOLLAND adv,
incurred in.several cases
pleaded Not Guilty. The
deed, so considerable, the
actually in the habit of ad'.
to plead Guilty to Indicttni
offences of which they were
than incur the heavy expen:
Not Guilty. He expressed
Lord would take up this
medying the evil.
BANK A
The Earl of LAUDER
motion on Thursday, dm:
tance to have an Accout
vances of the Bank of E
Before the Bank Restrict
regularly under the cognia.
MARSHALL'S CERATE prevents and cure. since since that the practice had
those troublesome and painful visitants CHILBLAINS,
. state of the advances upon E.
whether in a broken or unbroken state; removes the Itching
anti Inflammation on the first application, and when broken, Securities was not accuratel'
heals In a much shorter time than can be credited but by tape- obtain this species of inform;
rience. Wounds, Ulcerated Legs, Burns, Scalds, Bruises, and late made, he should not -
Ukers, of every denomination, and of however long standing, •
a for to-morrow. The tut
are effectually cured by this Cerate.
Copy of a Letter. of the present State of th,
" Birmingham, June le, 1804. vernment by the Bank of
" Gentlemen—A very singular and important cure performed Bills and other Securities.—
by Marshall's Universal Ceratie demands publicity: S. Galton,
Esq. had a man of the name of Harris working, who had been HOUSE OF
Accf:unts of the Hearth and
afflicted for fifteen yeas with a most shocking and inflamed lia.d.
last year, were laid on the tabi.
'
leg, insomuch Bs to be almost in a state of puirefaction •he had Mr
been in the London Hospitals, to the salt water, and under sue- . COKE presented a Pen
Seed, from certain Farmers in -
geons of this place, for seven years past, when eight boxes of
Marshall'S Universal' Cerete, be bought of me, completely clued A Petition was presented frisk.
Coal and Culm carried coastways,
him. I shall think the proprietor is promoting the cause of hu-
manity, by publishing this case, and every opportunity of i Sir ROBERT PEEL presented
o tricein Lancashire, In favour -'
making it known will be embraced by your obedient humble
servant,
" Bull-street, BirminghAn." "E. PIERCY, Bookseller.
Sold Wholesale and Retail, by Mrs. Marshall's Agents,
Edwards, 66, Sc. Paul's, nearly opposite the
to the Cathedral, on the foot-way ; also by Sanger and Chand- !
let, Oxford-street; Ward, Holborn ; Willmott, -
and Stradling, Exchange; and Bainerson, •Ilast Smithfield. Price !I
Thirteen-pence halfpenny, and "I'wo Shilliuss and sine-pence
Bill —Laid on the table.
Mr. M. A. TAYLOR gave
E. present a Petition for leave to
general entran„ , a Mary-la-bonne, to form a 1
The further consideration -
Borough.; v.., and Vestry Bills, was postponed
The second reading of the SiiVt
Iwas postponed to this day fortnighl
Mr. SMYTH presented
pet bolt.