The Statesman.
London, England, 1815-02-11 00:00:00

rtous tothe
' KISTER. Pi vultlteh• W"Pitt'ullts bts.rcilleste'r• ialatiellth; mit &the _ceding, or a Court-gartial.and expressed *hope- .- -
--onsellats. Mailer, Mel °licit,.
Dartassoutts, tai Salisbury, New Post Coach. every Morning that Ministers Would take measure!! to prevent a recurrence of,
. • best interests of the country, was at.
illegal conduct, particularly as to militia circumstances tempted to be carried, the fullest • •should be
Trt whifb will he added, • • ' 4..."' Sig o'Clock, with u Guard, through liooitoo, Ale. ,hush
The ran Madrid Eutertaintnent. in two eta; 'gilled manglers. t. Blarldfortl, ihtailltstolve. and &rho*. coo ted with a more recent trial.
' made into the state of the careens of the country,
BROTITIR ANN 4; • • eogrofa,:setogiag, Palau y, Stilton. and Hunting- ;, I. Viscount MELVILLE said, diet meatnres had been •
! doe. New Ras Mail Coach, seas mse,gearyakaroing. c twelve- by Olfternatent in the caw alluded to by the Nehle Earl, . and the ability of the Bank to pay in cash. But so
swam. Brother sad Sisters It ow, Low', and Physic; and from Bosom to Spilshy, Limes; kirtiltiMty, nail Hull. • • 1 it wooed ant be proper to mention.
-; 7., CONDUCT OF"rti e AMERICAN WAR j far as information was open to them, he should wish
the New Pantomime. i LIVIKKPOOL, Warrington, Kinttsford, Slime, and Litchi
A voyage !tat may be had nightly, on application to Ur. ' Dem. p,„,, coach, called, The Expedition, every Eve,,,,,it. id, . „s„
a. o FAO of DARNLEY moved for severid.Papers re.' pitto be laid before the House on Monday next. The
eeling .
Fast o, 41 the Bout-ultra. . Five °Thick, to the Saracen's Head Ism, Dale-nreet, Livell's.-11se I and Vesaels on the American stations, I&c.which were House had no accounts of the state of the Bank
, pool. Guarded throughout. t'.o . His Lordship observed, that hit opinion remained the , issues from March
1
THE CONSTFFUTIONSUNDAY NEWSPAPER
9 1 BATH and BRISTOL Flying Punt Conehes, through •Glilper'
every Afterotrema .tefive respecting the manner it which the American War had of
some particular day in
last to the present time, excent
r
Price Sixpence Halfpenny. • peribant, Caine, add Illvirlborough, 44,4 Miserroducted ; and though he sincerely rejoiced at the November last, and there
/POE CONSTrrunoN is one of the largest t_ty.,May'a, the Greyhound tun. Bath, and lire leriefolareveYnaa . yet, however unequal he !nigh, feel elem.,* to the task, was an account presented in July for that particular
1 PaPerp published. and Is -conducted upon independent Th tins-street, and the Swan Rrist6l, next blotrsireg.-Coachee.'l sidered it his duty to bring 101 ward the aitestimi iiivolv- time alone. It was to be retnemhered, that ever
to Wells. Bridgewater, Talmo', air. . l.•
principlei.l4 et extremely well calculated to please such as d 0..,....
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not peruse the Daily Papers, As it embraces a variety of sub- Le LIIIPh New went Coach, called, The Itocasaltharn• Feb m, on for Friday, for which the Lords were ordered to be %um- since the Batik Restriction was under the considera-
i -cis and will be found so contain the substance of the IVeekly "as.rwery sliming at half-PAM Seven n' 9..e1t t rotriet lour miniltd.--Adjimi tied till Monday. . tion of the House, there had been a very strict watch
~, s lesbles only, and gees rediarkabiy eats, with e (Ward ilerinigh- ,
Sesta, mare espeeiully tilt Domestic Occurrences, which, since - . r__ _ .
tint. Passes thmagh Stamford, Newark, Rearm', Doncaster ~ ! --
tlar terilialeaon of she war wish France and America. have he- •
come ly laterestipg. The Go;ofir of Saturday night forms and Ferrybridge,to the Golden Lion, Leeds, cc s! pay at. Noun. .i• HOUSE OF COMNIONS. The CHANCELLOR of the EXC II EQU ER
a *atm in' tin Balm,
Iloilo
and Tuesday's Ginalts is like- la otwithstandregthe ummusruon ex pediti.e. of *this Cam h, it is ! .
allowed le he the most egteenble and complete Public Convey- L...my -
Account of the produce of the Duties on Glass, Timber, rose ler, on to or( , the ground that there was no ques.
site' . eu. , , &c. imported into Ireland. faun before the House.
he North hring unequalled in Acoite:unilatera vr
once on t Road,
The Croornevotow may be hitt' it all the News Venders in
by any other. Account at 111 • . L Number of Prisoners for Debt confined in M r,1101.1.N ER said,that he had intended to conclude
town, and It wilt bo leaavouil ' sqi loin of the. United King- i KENDAL, Lancrisiet. prpstort, Kie.v.i.,,,,,„„1„,,, e.„unn,, . the itog'a flenth Ptistni, on the 1016 of July but and other 1 .
domon 942edigY, Al troarinesiiig to. the °See, NO. lii.t. Chorky, rinskirk, and.Cesroana Post Coaches, e• fry Atter. •11 . ~: ' with a Motion, as he stated when he began. It was
•
illeet-street,.. ' ' ' • " ' V.4._. 2.±.'-'4".%:. t •' i spoke, ,i4La'Oliook. . Guarded. i t Aktui on Aceonnt of the Sums received and expended by the very hard, that while the House was to have suck
I tee OW; Lsouvoiro, Gretna-Green; Niairti, Dubtfries, t,' issioners tor reducing the Natiiimil Debt. were presented scarcity of information as to the affairs of the
1 Itrovinbi Thornhill. Sonquhnt-R tin, Gisionstek, Bingsstel4 ~. ordered to lie nu the table. Bank,
it ot, an paroltif Scotland, Canaperdowis Coma 41344), it;444; ' S. I ' ' '
Milli I Y gave entice, that h- should on Tuesday that the Chancellor of the Exchequer should throw
lir 0 "••• K --n..,,,,„ ' . owe , for leave to brine in a Bill to render Freehold improper obstacles in the way, when he had endea.
r • •--- • ones ti •• •o simple Contract Debts.
mileman t
- --- vnured to give the House timely possession of that
he n moved for an Account of the
ns tried for Crimes and )ttenees at the tea information. The Honourable Gentleman concluded
I.er Sessions in lAindin, and Middlesex, in the by moving,
14 ; also of the Number of Persons tried in
ling privately from the person, and of those " That the Papers which he had yesterday moved for, reltn.
irivately in a dwt•lling-house. • live to the Punk issues, should be laid before the House oa Its
the renewal of the Property Tat were pre-
sitting nn Monday. .
.•r, Hull, Carmarthen (colony), Worcester- •
Stockton, Sheffield, St. Luke's. St. Mary-le- , The CHANCELLOR, of the EXCHEQUER
e, Bethnal-green, Maitim, Abingdon, and • said, that so far from
wishing
to throw any ohsseeles
' in the way of the motion of the Hon. Gent. (Mr.
Horner), that he had intended to anticipate his
wishes, by postponing the question for a few days,
to give time for printing the papers in question. It
was not the first time, however, that the Hon. Gent.
(Mr. Horner) had been dealt hardly with on the
question of the Bank Restriction, as all the facts
which had happened since the timeewhet, that geese
tion was first agitated, had controverted the opinions
of the Hon. Gent.
the -anal tosas..-'-.ery - Ganl Fees- 1 Mr. TIERNEY wished to know what the Clrettle-,- "---
HEF.TFORD, Ware, HoridestiuM, Alla Cheshuni. Coach 1 •
every flaming. nt.F.tettiNG POWDER. I cellor of the Exchequer would propose on Monday
•.• For the convenience of persons resident at Ow west end 1 Mr. FINLAY presented a Petition from Charles The CHANCELLOR, of the EXCHEQUER
of she town, Passerwrs and Parcels are hooked for all the i Tennant end Co. manufacturers of oxymuriat of said, that he should to adjourn the •
above Coaches, at Hatchard's Coach Oilier, New White? propose
Horse Cellar, Piccadilly. ! lime, comment called bleaching powder, at (flas- deration of the Acts to Thursday peat.
- • gow, complaining of the want of those advanteges 1 Mr. TIERNEY thought the postponement of the
DEBILITY, &e. 1 arising front the drawback on salt, which the menu- . question would he of advantage, though he would
V;NCOURAGED by the uniform success at- I facturers of other bleaching materials possessed. wish
A '4 tending the peculiar method of Trentment in the care' of to . wi not to be uuderstood to say that further enquiry
a few prevalent Complains,, whirl, has been confirmed by the Mr. FINLAY moved, that on IVednesday next, was not necessary.
experiester of many years, in a large mid extensive practice- so much of the Salt Doty Acts as referred to the I The CHANCELLOR. of the EXCHEQUER
teosible also, of the happy effects resulting to the Pidelic from ! drawback on salt emptoyed in bleaching. should lie snit!, he would not so interpret the Sight lion. Gen.
le
Medical Men confining their attention to a certain class of Di.- .
roses, Messrs. COSS nail CO. Members .if the Royal Vol. I referred to a Committee of the whole House. Ile tleman (Mr. Tierney).
lege of Surgeons in London. contiiiire to direct their studies to i stated it was his intention at the same time to pro- i Lord A. HAMILTON thought a Committee to
these Disorders arising from a secret destructive habit of in- D
til N a riengtirt fair the relief of those Gentlemen. enquire into the Bank affairs was necessary, before
considernte Youth, which soot telly nit-mono. a menerau. train .- II
of 'Nervous A &talons, but also entails I/11 its votaries till the 1 Mr. LUSH' NGTON opposed the measure, on the House could agree to prolong the restriction.
ne ervating imbecilities of old or. In Has distressing Gate of I the ground, that as the whole of the subject had been I Mr. MANNING maintained, that the Bank neve'
Debility or Deficiency, whether the conserpienee of sorb bane- i 4.
foe habits, eltreSt•ilre thinking'. long residence in lint climate,, i referred to a Select Committee, a Bill to relieve evinced any disinclination or delay to comply with
or any other came, by a bi. h the p0w.... or the constituting. j Messrs. Tennant and other manufactorets in their si- the Orders of the House.
heroine ettfrebied, as regularly educated Surgeon. of IlAmdmi„ : tuatinu would be preinalure till the Select Contmite Mr. HORNER disclaimed an intentionet Imoy
they otter a firm. safe, and speedy restoration to 110111141 anti !)
vigortins health. i tee had reported. puling backwardness to the Bank. No, his charge
w here tin early appliention is made for the Cnre 4 a Cer- 1 Mr. HORNER thought the injnstice which hail applied to the Chancellor of the Exchequer, who had
Di lain sorder. . frequently contracted in a moment of inehrie-
been done to these original and undisputed inventors laced the Bank in circumstancesto • Cf p such as jos i y
ty, the eradication generally completed in the short space of 1
two days, and in the more ;Disarmed and no/emote stages of 'of the oxymuriat of lime, the superiority of which the complaint which he felt it his duty to prefer,
Venereal Infeciion, characterized by n variety of Plinhil and ito other bleaching materials had been acknowledged, when it was announced by that Right Hon. Gentle-
distre.sing symptom., a persevernoce in the, r plan (without re- I
Slraint in diet or exercise) Will ensure tu the Patient a permanent. and which was universally used in Lancashire, Scot- man, on the very first day the House met, that he
and radical cure. I land, amid Ireland, was so great, that it should he intended, after a short notice, to bring forward a
The Diseases of the Urethra. as frequently connected : remedied without delay. In Ireland any person measure of such magnitude without having any in-
with, or arising from the :shave Complai.a. have not escaped .
their niternistn Iby on infallible and improved plan, they tire en- : might manufacture the oxymuriat of lime its that formation before the House. With a view to (Mein
shied to remove obstinate Glees told Soiriures, whether kingdom, to supply the manufacturers, duly free, some information on the subject, he was anxious that,
recent or of long duration, without resorting 1.1 the painful
and d mouse of the Caustic Bougie. Moly instances 111111 he
.original inventors could import it
while
the
adduced of very inveterate cases, of several years emstinunnee„ out paying duty. referred should be laid on the table.
having yielded to their teethed inn few das 4. after the cure bail i Sir J. NEWPORT thought,
--------- . been attempted by other I lf -)saciiiintwrs without e.et t and
A CAR I). I such has hero the agreeable result of a wag-tire of 11 years, House proceeded to legislate on the subject before thought the motion might be withdrawn, on under.
QUACK Elt Y NOT ONLY I NAIR ES BUT DESTROYS that she mode of treatment tins Lot, in one single iiiiitsinee. ever them, the Statute-book should he cleared of the laws standing from the Hon. Director that the Papers al-
THOUSA N 1)S. i proved abortive, during which period 11,41a> II s Mid perano rev
nectine which were acknow , ;,eto be i p led•, cl
iof Roth Sexes have experienced the ettio% mem of haring been ! - • -
Sniterior Advice is of importeuce to the Afflicted. 1
perfectly cured, after severe and illklii./113 methods had been alesitentrary to the Act of Union. Mr. HORNER declined to acquiesce in this pro.
C 0 ol' I.: II and CO. Surgeons, Members of the persevered in to no purpose. ' Mr. ROBINiON said, that there had been die. position.
1ie%:,1 Colleges of London not Erliebtireh• after au years' To Married Females, whose etpectioions of th,ue tender
rhten-se plat-tier, continue to direr* Hick ..ttelies In the cure of pledges of entinnhial Imppin.,ss have hei n defeated, it may .iesi putes respecting the invention, so that it would be I The motion was agreed to.
a Ccis .ta Complaint tar all ifs stages, 11101110 SC LlChilll ie. pro• he a pleasing resection to know. that by a proper itersewerahre improper to proceed to legislate on the ground that SIR J. DUFF.
ductal b% jinealle indiscretion., long residence its hot ninnies, to their reniedies. time general health is renovated, and the ins- Messrs. Tennant were the undisputed inventors of Mr. WHITBREAD enquired, whether the Right
sir. era ut,6-1., if lilii tinkly remedied, denuuge t;.e system, • peliment, removed.
dud st mien 11.. ' M. ssrs. Goss and Co. exclusively professing the cure of these this bleaching powder i Hon. Gentleman was yet enabled to furnish the
sli •ii: ‘.eil recent rows of infection or:, by their prenli, r particular complaints. in order that She!
.""'Y suss he sass. rhra ' Mr. II NI. Al• said, that Messrs. Tennant and Co. House with the informrtion to which he adverted yes.
suede', elfermallx cured in is few doss; mid they particularly hy a mistaken few, with the obloquy sit Justly attache(' to the k.l . .
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and .
was
been apint mg for relief for I- years, it en ay, t I with respect to the conduct of Sir J. Duff,
COM/ the attentitin of those who hoe allemptea the me them- , ignorant empiric, think it but justice le themselves to state, 9949
solves. 111 who Lae hern so unfettinate as is have a blind and ' that they have been properly educated and Maimed into every well know', to haw great a length
the dicussions of on the subject of the Spanish fugitives surrendered at
NMI coofidesice in men ignorant of so impormot it branch of the branch of the profession (certilientes of which, from serious Select Committees were protracted. j Gibraltar ? ,
ride-son, whose improper treatment Too Milt trequrnli de- • hospitals, and testimonials from the highest professi • I autho..
of the EXCHEQUER re.
•.ii,e. tee vital spar:., but come. Etuoti.,ll4 :E. the hend, race. ' Moe-. they hate to enmities. nosy entporeo. That n residenre ' The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER i The CHANCELLOR
'tit! hods. s•-re e)es. mouth, and nose, vertigo. uni-e its the in the warmer hemisphere of our eastern world, as well to in opposed the Motion, on the ground that it was the , plied, that Papers were in preparation to be laid be.
ears, sorliings in the n slue ulcereted We throat, strictures, . tuber pouts, emboldens them to assert, that their researches
Select Committee alone who could thoroughly loves- . fore the House upon this subject.
nh-int ,te elect', nodes on the skin Wines, norturanl 1,„il, in the ?laving been coedited to diseases already enumerated, they MaIoA .
tima• out a certainty of renovation to such as may labour under the tsga te the subject. 1 Mr. 11. ADDIN
'int GTON observed, that the lion.
l.:chi limbs (lon freettetaly mistake's for rheunia I, ex- ,
hems' nt:C.ness ins the knees, null swelled aorles„ until :II length deltilionlisig etTects of a life passed under the torrid game. And • Mr. PONSONBY thought the Committee of the i Gentleman had better make a motion respecting these
dropsy ensues. with It geticral debility mid sees, of the consti- ! Nether, that having btu, apportunities, in their profestiteml
.ca-
whole House would not interfere with the Select Papers.
ration, an toeing ft om this dreadful disease itirk mg in the habit, ' pacit%, of foe-mote tut intimate acquntairitwe with the conautu..
. Mr. WHITBREAD professed his incompetency
or the improper use a mercury, and which SSYSIIIIIIIIS ire- ! Omni halite of seafaring permits, they offer to them the best : Committee.
• . 1 ilxilll4lll'l,l of immediate uef ; success ressiltit froin ;
that the I Lord A. HAMILTON supported the motion. to shape any motion, as he did not know the nature
trimly appear years after, and kW often embitters the matri i . 4
menial state, first induced theta to quit the premier. of the
i their PI, envo7 . . . I •
ale.srs. Cooper and Co.'s e N petlence in the above diow.ler.t, ' genet:ll pearls toner. and they presame their pretest. a con- I The previous question was moved, and an amend- 'of the Papers in preparation ; but when these Pa.
ate unparalleled. Are cons. .. 111 • 1 daily fr MI Ten till Eight, by ~irate a fair greund for time unprecedented ciailidetice with , meat, on the suggestion of Mr. Lashington, the , pers were produced he should then be enabled to' see
I have, b - thepublic, become liberally 'immured. :
all ranks la people, nr by lesser. -vaitte their case, age, mode I which taey. )
__, to t
ile time vacuum gallery was cleared, but no division took place, and . whether any motion for farther documents should be
far Nor!. &c. (en losing a te.netaore), when medicine), and Patients in the cauntry are mite v 1
,pit
living, endwise, a remittance we understood the previous question u-as carried. necessary.
I m best advice, well be sent toasty port of the town and cuuntrv, of their erne, age, mod mangier of. . I ~,f
" ll'l 9otte 1 ono. for
niters. Me-sr.. Cooper a.d (.0. Surgeons, . ins. - I , advice and medicines, and therm:mien will be gist,' or or. i The CHANCELLOR of the EXC II EQ I; ER ;
Great Charioneatreet, tilackfriars-raved, Lend a; but no warded to any part of the kingdom, resented from the Prince Regent Memorials pre-
Letters are nswered which do not coolant a clon.ulting Fee.
To he remelted at their house daily (personnlly. or by letter, : p •
a
N. B. The Pile. and Fistula are by then. cured without cut- Voss paid) by patients of either sex, with secrecy, delicacy, genteel from some of his Majesty's subjects, corn-
ti, s. and unwires. plaining of insufficient protection afforded to the
..• Advice grata, en Tuesday, Thursday, and Sundry Morn I Coo and Co. Surgeons, l9u Boavericotreet, Fleelmlteet.
trade at sea.
"g-, from E.glit tin Twelve. May I, 18411.