The Statesman.
London, England, 1815-07-05 00:00:00

Sr•'WFUl.'t. OR KING'S EVIL

Sir C. NOEL, in preventing the Petition of
Elizabeth Pearson, of Alfred-place, Bedford-sty:arc.
respecting her discov..ry for the cure of S.•rofola 0
King's Evil, said, that he took muclA blame to hiie-
Self for not buying earlier introduced to ti.e attention
of the !loose, a sllbjcet So interesting to
as an effectual remedy for a romphint so uneril, so
Gill (ling. and hitherto deemed so held
in his hand doi•uments which most fully confirmed
the alleg:,tions of the Petition. 11,, had by hint tes-
titnottials r.f et, inept iiiilisiduals of the faculty, rP_
the efficacy of Mrs Pertr.ott's discovery.
and he had bileself well a • nether of such :4.loni:ti-
iog cures effected b$ that 1,14. as lie would of,t
Imre believed, hal he not h,tt ecnlar evidetice of
them. lie shoul,i, at a • rads peri el next ...iessinn,
bring the stilj Tr more folly under the considet 3600
of On, I! :use, too tie should ;it pre.etit do no mole
t'oatt preseti• the refilion. The P titian was !het,
read. ,„ raid... It set; forth,
" Twit your I etitletter hett g, up.‘ a rd. of thirty.
three wears 'lick. heel, forcible .truck with the de-
pinral,le effects.:•ml great and teasing prova:etice
of .;.•r,•fula or ro.g's E il. which hul h,Rleri the skill
of the most Pflai Prole:sots ef Physic, at:prod
beisell with unrentitted issidnits; to discover an ffi-
c:lcions remelt for that melanc. oly disease, and from
long and lahoti. u; experiments of herbs and their
medicinal powers. aas happy enough to compniind
and prerare a poultice of vegetables, and art extract of
Tegptah:p juice, uh:ch she his fully proud, in an
extensive practice of upwards of the last twenty
yearg, completely to eradieve the said complaint,
and restore to a healthy and ;140-irons state the con.
stitution, where riot entirely exhausted, or labouring
under other disorders."

On Sun,lnv, after the long interview which the
1.0,:o CHANCELLOR had with the PRINCE REGENT,
hi. Lordship ordered summonses for a Council to be
issued to the Cabinet Ministers, the Judges who are
of the Privy Council, and Law Officers of the Crown.
Yes.orday at twelve o'clock, the meeting was held at
the Council Chamber, Whitehall, and was attended
by the Lord Chancellor, the other Cabinet Ministers,
the Lord Chief Justices of the Courts of King's
Bench and Common Pleas, the Lord Chief Baron,
the Master of the Rolls, the Judge of the Admiralty
Court, dm The Attorney and Solicitor-Generals
nttended their Lordships, as did Mr. BULLER, as
Clerk of the Council. On their
Lordships being
seate,l, the LORD CHANCELLOR rose, and stated his
reasons for calling their Lordships together, con-
sidering the marriage of the Duke of CUMBERLAND
. a fit subject for their deliberation and opinion, anic:.
' was very gravely gone into, particularly by the
Illopy Old England ! glorious prospects ! our dignitaries of the law present. The old Statutes
arm, triumphant ! our funds improving ! our coining relative to the subject were very closely examined,
harvest plentiful:--our markets abundant—bread which occupied their Lordships' attention upwards of
cheap ! and, to crown all, the most magnificent two hours, when we were informed they came to the
prospects of wealth within the reach of all—for, on solemn determination that it was necessary that the
the 191 h of July, CARTER will have to command a Royal Duke should he re-married in this country, sic-
phatilux of Thousand'', and to levy Gold ea masse, to cording to the ancient ceremonies, usages, arid coo-
l- di-tt Owlet! to the fortonate public who purchase toms observed in England upon similar occasioos.—
"ickuts arid Shares at No. 8) Charing-cross. I Their Lordship seperatedwboot half-pest two o'ctiock,
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The oilier Order of the Day were then (liwoced
of, and at If-past T welt e o'clock the House ad-
journed.

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•M 11.1.••••••

aRI (ling, and hitherto del
io his baud doi•ument.,
the allegations of the Pci
titnottints r.f ez, invert halt
Icfret.i.g the efficacy of
and he had IhTlT'Soir %Pell
ilrq eure etiecti-d h tin
base believed, lin.! be I
them. lie shottbl, at a
bring the so, j more
of th.• 1! :use, hot tie ch,
tban pre.pii I T,p ref ilitit
• read. and ord,rud Tit 111.
That your I etitioner
three years 'wen fr
. ' pinra;)le effects. 31111 arrai
of ';.•ri•fula or 1: .1.W9
of the most eminent l'rft
bet sell with unremittrd
carious remedt f..c that tr
lung and labort us expe
triPiiicinal powers, ,A a•; li
and prerare a poultice of
Tegetahle joky, it li:ch zb
extensive practice of up
years, completely to ern
and restore to a healthy
ttitution, where not entir
under other disorders."
The other Orders of t'
of, and at ilalf-past Twt
journed.
Old England !
aro., triumphant ! our fu
harvest p/entiful:--our
cheap ! arid, to croun
prospects of wealth withi
the 19th of July, CARTE
phatnox of Thousands, an
di-tiibuted to the for
'ickets arid Shares at No