Star. — London, England, 1826-03-16 00:00:00

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'THE COURT of DIRECTORS of the U NI7'ED 11 CONI'ANY MiIaCHANT, V BNGL4tiD, trod* to site lune INDIES,* heisi 'WM**, That by a Letter addressed to the Secretary, dated the Mb !noun, and delivered at this House on the 15th issetat, after the List containing tbe names of the Proprietors who bad signified their desire of betionting Candidates for the Direction at the e, ensuing Election of Sla Directors, on WZONIIIDAY, the 12th April neat, had been pt blished in confbetnity with the Slath &viral of the Seventh CbaptEr of the By-Laws, Sir WILLIAM YOUNO, Bart. a Proprietor, qsallied agreeably to Leer, notified his inten tion of becoming a Candidate for the Direction, at the said Elet- 1 tion, on the 12th April nest. ANuirir DART, Secretory. it was not necessary for him to prove it), receive his pension. He would add also that by a provision of the regulation, two years' service in the West Indies counted for three years, and thus at the exp ration of ten years he was enabled to receive bit pension. This Bill would in a great measure put a stop to this. The Bill would also prevent an in-pensioner from receiving an out-pension at the same time, which he could do at present. This created great irregularity in the Hospi; tal, for if any pensioner .so situated (with reg ird dodbled pewit:ass) chose to create a disturbance he was under no fear at being turned out, but often demanded his expulsion because be ham he could claim an oat.pension. The Bill had obtained the concurrence of his Royal Ilighness the Commander In Chief. It would also make the forgery of a s,►ldier'reertiiicur of pension a crime punishable with transportation for tile. He would not detain the House any longer on the subject but he trusted that it would meet with the support of Honourible-Gen tlemen in that House. Sir It:WILSON said that Mr. Windham had expressed his views of alteration on this subject; in a conversation with him, and they were in many respects 'similar to those of the Hou. Gentle man, but they had not yet been carried into effect. Sir CHARLES LONG explained. General GASCOYNE stated that he had proposed some mea sures to the same effect as the Bill of the Hon. Gentleman about !twenty years ago. After a few observations from Sir CHARLC4 LONG. the House resumed, and the Report was ordered to be received on some Snore day.. Mr. c l / 4 wrig.k, • WYNN said, thehlin midi* so at present framed ...old go too far, fur it would inc i lude even the Taietstespenres which were paid out of the. Canltillsslattere Pockils. The cur of abuse was already sufficiently provided fir withoot calling upon a number of individuals to accuse the"salges bi *king llorviltrn, upon which—if true—they miglit be pirqiectilid in it,of Law. Sir B. WILSON said that the muckier . c Ise', to the expenses_ incu rre d by C omm i as i oners . acting 'in that capacity of which they did not divest themselves at table. Re had no objection to limit the time to the let of September. After some further conversation on The subiect,_ t rothonwas agreed as limited to the Ist September, and . the slits were accordingly ordered. • • Mr. HU vi R moved for *turns of die . ssf Crown Debtors in confinement, dissidgutshing those china istioetstion, with their names. and the ellsounts fer which airy rem inapt. seined, and the eases in which pert of the debt had hoes The lion. Member stated that be wished the King's debtor to be put on the same footingwith the *het omits r••• The other Orden of the day were then disposed of, and the House **owned at HALF. PAST Sax o'Clock. PUBLHVBINHNESS MORE THE HOUSE WI . • COMMONS TVIS DAY. . Notices or Mortors.—l. Lord A. Hasnilton—Modon far Papers conneeted'with the Disfranchisement of the Blake( Plttesweem, S. Mr. Wynn—Bill to suspend so much of Aet 53, Ow. E. cap., 151. as requires East India Writers tar keep four terms It College. 3. Mr. Martin of Galway—Bill to authorise Commutation of Punishment of Death, in certain eases of'Phigeiy. 4. Sli Jobq Newport—State of the Irish First Fruit Fund. S. The Cheasedlor of the Exchequer—Select Committee to inquire- inteiMiNeS Bid Irish Banking System. S. Mr. Gessibunt-1111 to Wei* fiat* Court haws in Ireland. i• • EVER ANXIOUS TO PREVENT IMPOSITION, DAY an NI A ItTIN respectfully inform the Public they have, after much labour and at a very considerable ex pense, brought to perfection a Label of suck singular construction and extreme Ailey of esecutiop, that they trust will effectually, pretreat the ma* ds that are daily practised on the Public.—i An Staalltian to tbelollowing deicription of the Label Will encore the gen** libehing prepared by thaw A pattern Ike Lance a' pink colour covers the .principal part of the Label, the names of Day and Martin are printed in wbits inters edged with pink and black, and placed iso a white ground, the address,. . . 97, HIGH-iiOLIIORN, is alto orbits letters edged with- pink ask black, but placed on the pattern, the signature and price at foot are black on a white ground, the preamble and directions for use are printed as before, black letters on white ground. 97, High-Holborn September, 1823. Imam Tome i Monday, March 13. .ON Saturday, the 11th inst. I addressei a Nute to ‘-° the Secretary of the Heoottrable Lit India Company, an :mune*/ my lamellas to requit II tie illanot so the 12th of April, as a CAP DlDATlVlii'illitifthe VACANCIES in the COURT of DIRECTORS; but that Letter not having reached its Alestbiatisa until this day, my name does hot appear is the List announced to the PabYe ; wherefore, to emote any poonibli min. coodeptioo set the subject, I botchy declare my fi ea determination to inmost se the Ballot on that dat, in full confidence of public support. • WM. YOUNG. _ BANK OP ENGLAND. iieet...CAilesel Wm. Teen's Canon= will meet every day at the London Tavern, where commenicadons from his Meade will be gratefully received. AROMATIC SPIRIT OF VINEGAR. THIS agreeable perfumed liquor (the original in vention of Mr. Henry) which is of well-known efficacy in relieving Faintness and Head-ache, and in counteracting the effects of over-heated, close, or infected air, continues to be pre. pared, in the greatest perfection, by Messrs. THOS. and AVM HENRY, Manufacturing Chemists, Manchester. It is sold in London, wholesale and retail, by Messrs. Bertsv and lkew, Perfumers, Cockspur-street ; and Retail, price 2s. 9d. by tine agent or more in every principal Town ; but it cannot be genuine, unless the names-of the 'Above preparers are engraved on the Government stamp, which is fixed over the cork-of each box.— Proper Sponge Boxes are sold by Bayley and Blew, as usual. Mr. A BERCROM BY presented a Petition from an individual of the name of Brenham, complaining that the Bank of England would not allow her to see a power of attorney, by which her property had been disposed of without her consent. The Petitioner had a sum of money, amounting t 6 some thousands, in the Bank of England. She had given a power of attorney to her Banker to receive the dividends only; these dividends had been punctually paid her, but upon the Banker', 'failing, she then discovered that her name had bees forgeJ, and the capital had been ,disposed of without. her knowledge. When she applied to the Bank to see the power of attorney, by which her-property had been disposed of, she had been refused unless she entered into an engagement to absolve the Bank from all proceed ings against it. The Honourable Member then read the copy of the two 'letters sent by the Bank to the Petitioner:— The first contained a downright refusal; but the second, owing to an intimation of instant proceedinp against the Bank by her Soli. citor, explained the matter by saying that she was not the only one to whom a sight of the power of attorney had been refused, but that it would be against the rules of the Bank.—Here there was a frank avowal of their injustice, and he contended that it was no logger a cue of individual, but of public interest. Mr. REARSE, id reply, sca - eil filet. the. Bink of England acted in cases like these upon the same flaa the Bank of Scotland which, bad been so mach landed; The Petitioner made her first application about thirteen years ago, mad received her Etat artrittt immediate 4;; she bad, however, received bar second answer throogh her 'elicitor, sad he way net prepared to say *mu, iota sew Dot been transmitted to het lately . The illeals,jalt,lt do* duty net to depart from their . original plaws whieldhimOjt "idea, have an oppressive tendency lo many Ipdtylikat earick.stM as a general measure wa, found to beksargielat. 1411"7" , cs 41 1 . FEVEA POWDErAtI A D M AN S ALEPTIC PILLS. THE }EVER POWDER is allowicrto be the most .11.. valuable Discovery ever made in the Science of Medicine, and Is administered with equal success in Fever, Measles, St. An thony's Fire, Pleurisy, Sore Threat; Rheumatism, Ste. When given freely upon the first attack of Fever, it gives decided relief in a few hours, and generally elects a cure. In Colds or Catarrhs, partaking more or less of inflammation, it is found invariably to dusrten their duration, and to prevent their terminating in Pulmo nary Affections; in Packets, at has. 9d. and 245. The AN A LIIPTIC PILLS, from their Influence in exciting the natural secretion% are an excellent Alterative Remedy in Chronic Diseases, Rheumatism, Habitual FebsUe and Gouty Af. feLtions, indigestion, Bilious and other' Complaint, of the Sto mach and Bowels. They are mild in their operation—do not re quire the least restr Int or confinement to the Patlent--and, as a general Family Medicine, they have no superior; in soxen, at 4s. 641. anti 245. rf It. G. 6 . JaKifsa whoPe signature Is axed to the Stainp and Label of each Package, thinks it necessary to it.funn the Public, that Messrs. Nenrbery, the late Agents of Ida Grandfather, his Father, and himself, are now vending articles of their own com position, under die name of Dr. James; end that, he has appointed, in their stead, as Sole Agents, Ileum Bunts, Chemists, 4, Cheap side, corner of St. Paull, London ; and 54, Sackville-street, Dublin. They sway also be bad Retail of Savory and Co. 136, New Bond street, and 2Mi, Regent-street; and of the most respectable dealers in Patent hledidnes in the Country. Oatina arias Da.5 1 ;4:18.1 Treatment of Cattle. Bill, wood reading. • LIST of the MlNOTarraf 47, whe r eon Friday resabis, voted for Mr. Hume's Chanel the Mutiny Act That Itgpla Mel offer the ruing of this Ace it eball not be Isswfni to 'Mkt corporal punishment, by stripes ariaahes, es air sereang In time offence in the Army, inipMend by this Am, ha aiir 'set of Orem &Whet' bvknd, imeMilatmdlogairriatt or . 1114sito the youtty." • 116 PIP% - =is., Fr , ROt• Mr G. Noblantute,lohnSara C. ac e, Mr F. r • ' . 41 - • IhtelabssmcflitallyMMAV sir Fess* Jhemese i g& 04 0 1044 b: T. Fnmsli W. M i r ler 111k4 • i ll s:to . Martin, Jobe Mpit s fit;i R. McDonald, JamesAreti • . Sir Renaldhl4berly, John Orem). Ablesinni••i f on, Bann •et 1 f sinner , Mien( 7. Id. guise, Sir W. ' Nitent,rfAtti I.oe.vml - 8.-„ , • Newittassan.W. • • • •iv T OW " 4 0.. . t... ,1 7 4 1111 -4 Iti 1111 ;*. , . • = was., am. 1 0 -, -„. . 111111. ark "IL 00 9rgi Thos ;, the waz Is the! COOTS* . 0 f --WS . to *°R.Alt. ?tli4 IVA ie:r the Nee.‘ df .PPeuneest gecel!l •Parr. , Ran.* Amber;read the following 4ocwnent .40 . • • POPULATIQIi ABSTRACT, 44114% • •Its "1' sonars's wu,inucput UaMn. PAST °?, )111gAlleihUlltlat /14/ffe t erf# Is it • Malec/Wm • Liate•ittiat.-:4 st,rre Ratites employed fridiaallt,7ei `visilltnempleyed in agriculture—total aenteme of , ehatigekllKOMlllit." tif mhich.157,7901. on land-49,375L t ra d e . 0 :•‘ War. aquas or-Yoaciulaa.-108,1k41 &Alma's e0pmr4 .. ..1"! 'jfade—,ll,6i3 in agriculture—total amount of aunt; 451,904 185,0114 charged on land-41,885:. on trade. • ifkrieleossmus...4f.,42l families employed in. tillat-411,11d1 - agriadtore--istal chugs 140•2571.-118,7151. chirped tut tondo.. 6,11t11. on trade. Wutvraer.smaa— 39,185 families emplOyed in trade —16,774 -.4 charge 139,6661.-0,723 E charged int lender ' • As above may also be had, authenticated by a similar stamp, HIMILT . III CALCINED MAGIIIMIA, in bottles at Sta. 9d.'Or with glass stoppers at is. 64. i'r 4. . +z TIR.BOERHAANE'S RED' PILL (No. 2); Sealed with Red Wax, famous for the cure of every &age and Symptom of a certain complaint. his a melancholy fact, that thousands fall vktims to thie horrid dilease, owing to the ;nail- I fulness of illiterate men, who, by an improper treatment of this direful calamity, not unfrequently cause those foul ulcerations and. blotches which so often appear on the head, face, and body, with dimness in the sizht, noise in the ears, deafness, strieteres, obsti nate glees, nudes on the shin bones, ulcerated sure throat, diseased nose, nocturnal pains in the head and bids& (frequently mistake* for other disorders), tiU at length a general debility and decay of the constitution ensues, and a naelauckoly death puts a period to suffering naorfaliii. box is given, a .copious Bat of .I:Xreetians, by. , wnich Perms?, are enabled "carpi)! AD cure_ themselves, with Lsafety &ha secrecy, without confinement of hdrance of bodiless. Its amazing sale, for,isamov yews, is is entail) darkens* Its Veal. utility. Prim only 4s. 6d. per box. . BIWA at on Coolll7lllllslTh —The genuine Bueritaaves Red pill s No. u, V* sold by W. R. Johustoo, $0.68, Comilla; Mr. Sanger ' 150, Oxford•street ; Mr. Ward, Holborn; Mr._Strodlings Royal 'Exchange; and all Medicine Venders. . _ tv - Observe the Signature of B. G. G. Jouhet the Stamp and Libel. • GENUINE SYRUP OF DE VELNOS. THE following Letter is an additional and tecept Testimony in proof of the peculiar bees& atteklasst Oa the use of the Syrup: " MADAM. a' Half-Acre, Beentford, January 19, 18516. " Fully convinced of the eacacy of your invaluable : Medicine, I am induced to make the following case known, for the. betiefk of those who may be suiferiag under similar afilictEin. My daughter had a severe attack of Ty.pltus Fever iu the autumn of 1i124 ; _her head was shared, and ionmediately altar it broke out, and formed an entire scab (so that her ears were scarcely visible), at the same tint 4 discharging a watery humour all over the head, with a thick nutter out of the bole of each ear. After taking a few bottles of the Syrup, she was gestured to perfect health, in which she still remains ; another autumn having passed, without the least symp tom of a relapse. In addition to the foregoing, I cannot but acknowledge that, no several °mullahs, I have received the greatest benefit from taking the Syrup, bet particularly on the occasion of an ulcerated leg, occasioned by a severe blow. I beg to add, if I can in any way be serviceable, as a reference, in recommending the Syrup, I shall feel it a duty i owe, knowing theeificacy of it in many instances. I am, Madam, your's respectfully, " W. FRANKLIN. " To Mrs. Canham, 32, Berner's-street?' Mr. P. GR EN FELL agreed wig the aro IRMIIBinni win had : presented the Petition, that it was a caw of groat 011 g, Imre. and concerned every person who bad stock in the Mr. A BERCRO Al BY was convinced that the Batilt - would make some concession, if they knew the state of ertrenospdirstiesvto . which this individual has been reduced by ads . plidos of (as she imagines, for she hits nothing further than stiondoe),-frone being ac one time the possessor of thousands. and t ag prompt+bligkilt to have recourse to parochial rellif ickeisbotetence., The ,Petition was then brought up lind on tlantabitt e - aod eidenti to be printed. • • . Mr. SYKES presented a Petition frog 'YE ba v. against Slavery.—Ordered to be pebted. *"' I -Similar Petitions were presenentironv ilemninp o in YollsMakilP Mr. Svize ; from Launceston, by Alderman Woon; anillkep Southampton, Ware, and Merionethshire, which were Wd oa table, and ordered to he printed. Sir GRORGE WARKENDER prevented three Petitionsfront the Royal Burgh of detiburgh, from the Town Council of the same Burgh, and from the Burgh of North don in the currency of scotlaud. PARLIAMENTARY PROCEEDINGS. HOUSE OF LORDS, Ithaca 15. . Lord KING presented a Petition from Bolton. Hampton, pray. lug for the Abolition of Slavery.—Lal,l on the table Th e Bishop of LITCHFIELD presented a similar Petition from a Parish in the County of Stalford.—Laid on the table. The Duke of MONTROSE presented a Petition from the Royal Burgh of Stirling, against any dictation in the Banking Sys. term in Scotland.--Laid oa the table. in agrieulturr—t , 9 6191 on trade. Lord SUFFIRLD presented a Petition. to which he called the attention of the House, from the United Magistracy' of the County of Norfolk, praying for an alteration of the Game Laws.—Laid on the table. 0,505 families employed In tra66o-14,110.2 is charge 90,3561-75,0681. charged ea kod-re ~.. 114:7nasrusmILL-21,834 famiHes employed In trade-15,684 In aviculture—total elsarge 81-,31111.-157,61111. charged eb land— •- 8,8641. on trade. Ce tin nut. —27,105 families—Trade. 15,120,. agriadturo—Total a mp , a y r uz......49,,y9fiL . . ... • • ' COUNTIZS wgsas sni! ons+xnn. rmix tie mos Imrus4mCVAIWINATS4 111 MilltleUil9ll.-11.01VIA1101 aitt . ••• • Bass=.-35,2011 families emplged agriceknre P17•11/01iMIliej , in trade. Teta charge, 1171,0,131.—:22•5494 itt agriCRIPWC"S4OS I “ iu trade. ane5.4—.50,889 farnilles tenplagettin avicaltsrei "%so WO- Nes in trade. Tot Al charge. 575.7041.-r467.9;71, i t agriptiltgge,m • 6 r 4581. ki trade. The Sari of SHAFTESBURY presented a Petition from the Borough of Launceston for the Abolition of Slavery.—Laid on the table. soy aura- The great success of this Medicine, in Scorbutic, Scrophulous, an Syphilitic complaints, Pains and Swellings of the Liver, dis eased Skin and Glands, and all disottlers arising from impure blood, is now too well known to require a detailed enumeration.— As, however, imposture, like envy, too closely follows the ►eels of merit, and pretensions to imitate the Syrup, to improve it, or to have discovered something of similar efficacy, may surprise the unwary, and fatally mislead the ignorant, Mrs. Contain owes it in gratitude to the Public, to give warning of these dangers; and to refer to those proofs of the virtues and efficacy of her Medicine, to be found is her publications, which surpass in number, respect ability, and authenticity, any testimonies of a similar kind that have ever beeu produced. The effects of the GENUINE VE GE VA BLE SY it UP are such as not to interrupt either business or pleasure; it operates on the animal juices, and simply requires the common restraint of moderation in diet. It is+ safe but pow erful substitute for Mercury, and removes all those diseases which an unsuccessful use of that mineral occasions. Mr. BROODVX and others, from the Common., brought op the Army and Marine Mutiny Bills, the Bank Advance? Bill, and se veral Private Bills, which were read a first time. The Scotch Juries! Bill, the Lunatic Asylum Bill, and the Irlab Improvements Bill, were read a second time. The Promissory Notes' Bill went thrones a Committee, and the Report was received—Adjourned. HOUSE-OF COMMONS. Sir G. HILL moved for a Return of an Irish and other linen, also linen and Sax yarn, and other articles employed in the manu facture at linen exported from Ireland, together with the names of the countries which bad imported the same from the Sib January, 1825, to January 5, 1826.—Ordered. Sir J. YORKE presented a Petition from an Individual named Sutton, praying that all Friendly Societies should be placed under the protection of the Board of Conunissioners.—Laid on the table, The Scotch Assault and Battery Bill was read a second time, , and ordered to be Committed on Monday next. The King's Inn Dublin Bill, went through a Committee of the whisk H.usc. tunnies in trade. Total charge, BF culture-4,05n in trade. • 80rroac.-26, 1 108 farnitieh ensploped families ta trade. —32a51. in trade. ~.m.5.—.31,452 families 'Pylori!! is- 2461111, families in trade. Total charge, 282,1 ill *ideal tura-4295L in trade. The genuine Medicine has a label affixed to each bottle, with the signature, " M. C.atatass," in the band-writing of the Proprietor, by whom it is sold, as it was by her Uncle and ber Husband, at 52. Benter's-street, at 13s. a bottle ; and, by her appointment, at Mr. Beaks's. 1116, Bishopsgate-street-Without; also, by Mrs. Caoham's Agents in every considerable Town in the United King dom. The Concentrated, for warm climates, may be procured of her deputed Agents in the Bast Indies, Messrs. Mackintosh and Co. Cakatta; and Messrs. Forbei and Co. Bombay. Bomaartassaa.—.27,472 fotoilias • aulispiA 4 spilsolismor • • 22,732 families io trod& Total charm, 274,21121.-41111,111111410. ft presented a Petition from the Freeholders of Kingwon, near Hull, praying that they may be allowed to vote at the Election of the Representatives of that part of tic menu) , in which the Petitioners were situated. ' W. H. WHITELEY, 1, Itmonos-examix, A Saving of Eighty per Cent. for Ready Money. THE Cheapest and only Manufactory in London for WHITELEY'S PATENT SELF-ACTING KITCHEN RANGE % Warranted to Roast, Steam, Boil, Bake, and Stew, all at she same time, with One Open Fire, .and made suitable for either large or small Families. Stoves of the beet design and Workmanship.—The universal approval, and the very great de- mand for this Range, has caused nutuzrous imitations ; and several unprincipled Dealers, under the deception of Companies, impose an the Public a Range under the same title, _but without W. H. Warmourea Name and Address CIA on the Boller Side ; those who have been so imposed on, may have their Kitchen Range al tered or exchanged, so as to answer the purpose intended, by applying at Walruses Kanuracruar as above; if by letter, • be promptly attended to. Baths fitted up so simple, that they • be heated in forty minutes, without a Steam Boiler; also ii.tlas altered to this principle at a small expense, and sent to any part of the Kingdom. Also. an Improved Steam Boiler, to be seen In ase, superior to ever/ ether for raising steam ; it is adapted tor all the purposes of )swan.. Drying, Boiling, Ikn sorb as Dressing Food for Cattle, Brewing, or for Dyers' Pans, Parr-makers' Vats, Ste. Old Lases taken in exchange, and any Kra having one of Whiteley's Ranges to dispose of, may have a bberal price given or extihanpd for other Goods, by applying as above.-- Every kind of Furnishing Ironmongery, Fenders, Plre lions; Kitchen Furniture either in Copper, Tin, Iron, or Bras; Tooke Jacks, Hot Plates , Hanging, Iron Railing, and Smith's Work in all its branshett, gilierienced-Worhmen sent mini pert id the Kinsdeim. Alf Mods of Copper, Tin, or Iron Articles made to . &der. Gentleman wanting Modell for trying Itzimehisentsi may ham them made, and assisted in their arrangements. Indebted to the Hon. Gentle man, as he was fully aware of the advantage be would be render ing to many other plamsequally in the urns sitiadop u the place where the Pedtioaers were residing, for presenting that Petition. and be hoped it would meet the approbation Odic whole House.— Laid oa the table. COMMISSIoNIIII3 r 1 BANCRUPTS. •.. • • f a. ' . 4 1 Sir It. WILSON moved that there should be kii,befate Ole House an Ac - count of an Tavern Expenses, laciatrail by the Cam. missimers of Bankruptcy and charged to -the Beaker( Bete during the last three years. Tate SOLICITOR-GENERAL was not averse to tele return, but he thought thellon. Member was not aware of the dlliculty. He would point out the most - eligible plan to be I,llowed, which consisted in writing to thei i Clerk sr Secretary to the Bankrupts Wee. He would bone what solicitor had been employed on the occasion, sod by a decider letter to him,he would' be enabled to give an if the reason of such snorer soma ,of mosey being incurred. bip the Commissioners. He did not wish to impede the account, on the contrary, be thought it bat fair that such an account should be laid before the House. Mr. A BERCROMBY thought it was no slight griev ance. He thought it was one of public laciest. He' would merely read a Bill incurred at a tavern in the country by the Commissioners, which commencing with a charge of 1/. 141., gradually increased to 71. and mote for dinner, per diem. ,It an obiection were raised against this Bill, and it was ordered to be taxed, he would ask by' whom it was to be done ?—by the very Commiisioners themselves, against wham the complaint is made la the outset. This was a 2 pretty specimen of taxation of Falls. The tiptoes& were disp. cm this very occasion. They had amounted , in a very sheet to stpool. b and the Court of Chancery was at present esprit is m settling the dispute. He highly approved of- the Hon. Hembree (for Oxford) remarks relative to the Clerk of the Bankrupt 011e,-.", Mr. BAKENS thought that the difficultks which lay in th e' way of procuring the required returns were insuperable. • list of Solidton might, indeed, be obtained ; but the law was already adequate to prevent abuses. Mr. HUME said, that if the law were carried into effect, it f might perhaps be saiclent for the purpoiew to which the iesiesil was directed. Bet facers were wanting to look to thomemellilt of the law, and he hoped that the Secretary of the Treasury would take proper measures on the subject. Mr. CHOKER saw very great difficulties lu asking for the ripen The House would be at the tnereyof the Commissioners in giant laiance, and they lodise the mercy of the Solicitors, whe be called upon to returN an answer, charging themselves t mpropor conduct. It would be better to state some indi. Ei (emu a abuse, and thee the Clreneeller vote, DO doubt, make a proper order with regard to the persons accused. Sr that agriculture, 1,9331. 14s. in trade. _ r, , Noarireameaismaz.-13,233 families moiliYea disisollimir 12,100 famlUes in trade. Total charge, 14.5,5161.-13101/11L in ' agriculture-51101. in trade. Olanwsu..-111,21011 families employed in evisalmmeg3ll44o families in'trade. Tutal charge, 114,6271..-$7,434k6 ". -.2,1961. in trade. Drrom.-57,057 faralltes 11tAikile; ' Milk, in trade. Total ebarge.ll4%lllllo6saillk 2,6231. in trade. N.B. Amount of Property—Lneal9.9lol4OßPlPU 1,620,04301. West Riding of Yorkshire do sparjos§ollB4.Viin Kent or any other. 0.-62-..••••••0—..., • Ike, LMi 4'-• • 4 ~. A law has lately been passed in New Yutk, enacting, under a - penalty of 23 dollars, that ever licensed hackney coach, carriage. and sleigh, when used or driven iti the night, shall hive filed up on some con spienous'part on the outside thereof, a lighted lamp, with glass front and sides, and the licensed number thereof placed on the front and sides of soch lamp, in plain legible figures, of at least two inches in length, with no other figute or device thereon, so that the s luie may be distinctly seen. There is such a'prejudice against vaccination et Paris, that Nati the Ist to the'llth of October last,' hi the aitondistedient, out of thirty deaths, tatentyaetea themosall-pos, and this, nntwithstandivalt4he of Government. Midst - the psiblie:shos re tkeir chshiren raccinited,a peones aimed 2S to cry whether the good pebble otParis dsigs or their childten. He advertises that 'sic hospital, An& that he vaccinates puppies preserveihetn from the distemper; .• - • Meetings have ben het! at- New" York where, to urge the Piiilintar to :nut a spicial Embassy to Frasier, for the purpose of dernauding an indemnity for the spqllatiOus of liosarA RTC. SHELSIA AND HILMAINHAM HOSPITALS. The House went late a Committee on the Mike& and ILdenahs. haat Hospitals' MIL Sir C. LONG stated, that there were many abuses in these Hospitals; and he hoped that the Biil would be allowed to pass without opposition, as its principal object was a saving to the country of many thousand pounds. He objected to the late Mr. Wiadham's plan; it was calculated, he said, to add 7001. more to th e Pension List annually. There were many persons who,' applied to the Board at Cnelsea Hospital, and he had' h mself asked them whether their health was at all ins. paitel by their service in the-army, the generality of them answered in the negative; but they added, that as Government allowed them a pension, it could hardly be expected that they would refuse. This misappli' of the money, was owing to a regulation which male at a time when it was necessary to some preiniam to those who enlisted. The Ul 1!0! iSed any man who had served 14 years. ceive a pension without adverting to ill• wounds. Thus It was very easy (and it had . repeatedly) for a man to enter at the age of having • erved till he was 92 years of age (withent affected by ill health or wounds, he might ever be afflicted with both, but be meant to IPPhcatioll SPEAKER obierved, tilt a terofol4 qnestion . 17413 ... 4 :7 1 . 1 1 ° ,.. 1151 which had had arisen; first, with respect ski the expediency of s of o hold nut the mesaireitielf; and seetni.dfp, as to . theianibllity of its being r'"'"'"'""' — regulAtio.i carried into execiuion. , pa,tpe •see ,ll 4 •P°throlbe Ham would' roctantly have ears ; to re= misunderstand its ewn authority, if the views of the Hon, Gen- Ati/ie resOlvel Waits ,itisti bad just Riblita Were adopted. %Then the *Beer of the prefer their doj health nr House bad served vls order uts,the .ConSvidveiooen, if-they prefer base eseisli been done evedsocb order, they woni4silaik 13 the same situation a.& her ; (46, ' an d personsirio isatijimitinitWl coptpmpe , 'to preserve ihe hout•beio ' R. NI 4 8 0 N Iras 4ware.otcases rifvbtme..and.utserted their Meetings still bow. magmata The call was to be made on a Solicitor, paid for filing where, to urge tin the papers—and who, having the power to produce them, was for the purpose of 'hew that bound to do so. Boss TA RTE. - cusrom.HOUSE, FAVERSHAM. KENT; - FOIL SALE BY AUCTION. At the Custonsaloww, it this Place, on Tniassav, Mara W. 1838, at Two o'Clock in the Afternoon, T HE UNDERMENTIONED, GOODS, VIZ. 41i Gallons BRANDY. 124- Ditto GENEVA._ Abuse Proof, and will not be Sold for less than the Duty. The Alma& NANCY, Bertha; 14 93.94 Tons, and Materials ; Two Open Boats, and a quantity of Fire Wood. A Deposit of Twenty-live per Cent. will' be required on the Purchase.