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Is. pARLIA_VENTARY PROCEEDOKA 1 1 eg, Alk. ROBINS informs the Public, that the Sale 11111sE M USEU M; No. 11. published 4th May, . :ity of County ot af the lasex Preekaid , adven t: d m: o , 'Raa be so te m at b W y at P o a in mi thil . 1-L.An "d UN l r dsl Ußr d lSH W E ee D kl loe , eil m n of taia l s .OßD BYRON'S: • ' nOUSE Oli LiminkAittiro s . eat Att 'llamck edon, • 1 1 ' instant, way's Coffee. Mouse, 'Ossopt.AUey, Coral% on TROSSDAYs 2 6 The OPelmist. - b rtwir Lordships met at ten esisik, tartar SUB. the Sad Watson is POSTPONED sift Tanneemt, the 15th June. 5: Outinian Lectures. . THE Duna or Roam:eon, Appellant ; Rea, .. . - • No. 170, Regent-street, opposite Burlington- 4. On Building and Managing Churelles'and Chapels Th is was an appeal from the Court ofßeesion, Smile* The I the ex- street, May 4, l 11142. 5. A Visit ea M. de Geniis. . - dittsanirtr. G intuit. was heard in repiy.—Judvnent ospd.• PRO- , BUCKS. 7. Reviews of Adam Moir, Rosen..' Illistradons, and C. K Commons by Mr. Mummy. • NEWPORT PAGNELL. Towasend's Poems. The Earl of ALBEMARLE said that, .con a former slate A VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATg, ~_ , it. Olsen on the British Gallery—Water Color Exbibl- had presented a Petition from a part of Norfolk Where the Nearly TWO HUNDRED ACRES, the principal Pert beunGeo tisk sigtbe Ear tabs of the Princess Charlotte. was vary fertile; he oow had another to Mkt from a ' by the River Ouse; eligible fur Investment. 9 . i tmelraMmnote elin Opera, Drury Lane and Covent Garden, where the land was not very fettfle, and where greater ' . TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, Wier varies* articles, Poetry , Facetise, /cc. was required is csdtivadng it. The Petition was By Mr. ROBINS, by J. MILLER, 09, Fleet -street, London, every' copiers of 24,600 'acres of land, in the ihaataat of Mirth (Of Warwick House Regent-street), Si morning; and may also be had of all Booksellers, Greenif, in Norfolk, who prayed fat l'elleE • • At Castaway's Co ff ee-house, in Exchange -alley, Carnhill, on - Postmasters, etc. Lord SUFFIRLn.......-A ..... ,--- -a ..•.- ••....4.4._ " ' Toni...' gni ast• vt , oh. a •41. .4' 1...... too. -. •I•----1.-- _ervt__, 41. . . NUMBER 10.984.] : 4i •. CITY OF LONDON TAVERN, MAT 5, ISM A MEETING is earnestly desired, at the City of JCL London Tavern, on TUESDAY next, the 7th instant, at One o'Clock precisely, to consider of a GENERAL SUB SCRIPTION for some immediate ASSISTANCE in the ex. trcme temporary DISTRESS of the SOUTHERN PRO VINCES of IRELAND. - PARLIAMENTARY PROC nous!: OF LOADOIAIAIfg s . Tim Lordships met at ten o'ehoth,teliist Tim Dula or Roam:eon, Appellant ; Kea, Mob was an appeal from the Cannel Session, kedged. 1 1 / 2 4 Afiisorr. Gusail was heard In reply,....j u d gment . TI. Rieke Licenses NI was brought up f rom th en f COstakme by Mr. BILOODIX. MEI Earl of ALBEMARLE said that, 'on a former . . tiase lad . Overrated a Petition from a part of Notfulk where di! law very fertile ; he now had a n oth er t o offet from a , Where the land was not very fertile, and where greater' iiat required ia cultivating it. The Petition was lentders of 24,600 'acres of land, in the Hundapt Nardi Greenii, in Norfolk, who pray e d far tel ` Lord SUFFIELD aupported the prayer of die iitithien. The Eari of ALBEMARLE presented* a similar Pethibit from the Hundred of King-Cross, in Norfalir.. Lord SUFFIELD a similar Peddon from the be: copiers of Lend in tae Huntited of North Hatpin am in Norfolk, pre far and elating that katatalve tatadon wee the chief ale oi the* illness. The Petitioners alas stated, as their that to the Want of a tine Remiss:M aga a the Poapie IN the OsneMene Noose of Parliament was to be in a mat measure attributed the eviltudder which the cala• try suffered. His Lordship said he had no share in the up of this Petition, bat that it was signed by all the ownt a s w al occupiers of land in the Hundred; Lord DARNLEY said htheped this Petition would be par.: deularly attended to, because be was convinced that no effectual relief could be ultimately obtained except from a reduction of taxation.—The Petitions were all read, and ordered to lie on the table. John Smith C. H. Turner Davison and Simpson Barclay, Brothers, and Co. `Charles Flowct J. W. Buckle John Perring 'Thomas Sturge, jun. John Jacob IVilltarn Thompson R. H. Marten Samuel Dixon Norwich .11exander Siumarez, R.N. Claude sum z. :11acauley and Bablngton Ilalditn.usd Thomas Bainbridge Reid, Irving, and Co. &mid., Inglis, and Cu. Edward Ellice J. H. Tritton Samuel Bosanquet N. M. Rothschild John Ord Matthias Attwoud John Coope John Lutes Richardson, Overend, and Co. John Cape! _. Matthew Wilson Edmund Larkin Hodgson Brothers J. P. Aluspo.itt Thomas Rowcroft. regard for space in the adver umerous signatures to this in- BUCKS. NEWPORT PAG NELL. A VALUABLE FREEHOLD £STATE, Nearly TWO HUNDRED ACHES, the principal part baandtd by the River Ouse; eligible fur Investment. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. ROBINS, (Of Warwick House, Regent-street), At Castaway's Coff e e-h ouse , i n Exchange-alley, Cornhill, lin Tuutsnar, the 13th of June, 1822, at Twelve o'Cil "' I iH swo tors. Lor 1. A VERY Compact, Desirable FREEHOLD LE. ESTATE, with the Tithes, situate a short dis tance from Newport Parnell, on the road to Fenny Stratford and Luton ; comprising a new ,Brick-built Cottage, and sundry Enclosures of capital rich Feeding and Grazing Land, all lying compact, the principal part bounded by the River Ouse, well stored with fish ; containing upwards of ' • NINETY-FOUR ACRES, In possession of Mr. TARS!, at a low rent. Loy 2. A FREEHOLD, eligible, compact FARM, with the Tithes, near Lot 1 ; c o mpr i s i ng a Cottage, with Farm-yard, Bain, Stable, Cattle-shed, and Outbuildings, and Enclosures of rich Feeding, Meadow; and Arable Land, upwards of ONE HUNDRED ACRES, Iu possession of Mr. Pares, at a very low rent. These Lots form a most desirable 'Property for Investment or Occupation, within half a mile of Newport. May be viewed by applying to Messrs. Lucas, Solicitors. Newport, where Particulars may be had, and at' the Swan and the George, Woburn and Northampton ; Green Man, and Red Lion, Barnet ; of Messrs. Clayton, Scott, and Clayton, New square, Lincoln's Inn; at Garraway's • and of Mr. Robins, No. 170, Regent-stre e t, o pp os i te N ew Burlington -street. • This day was published, In one very large and closely printed Volume, Octavo, „price 21s. bound and lettered, A POPULAR COURSE of PURE and MIXED A..E. MATHEMATICS, for the USE of SCHOOLS mu STUDENTS : including Awns/. Peasturenz, . 41Enetto's Et mom, DIA Luso, Dirrearanut Catcotus, Srneascs, Ramose, If RollitiSeS, CONIC Sacrum% Drumlin, DOCTUNS or Coates, Ilvtiaossravics, Tattionowsray, Pneumatics, Mzusumvim, Optics, Lam Suserrum, Pinatas, Gioanta ' Asramosty, With Ta bles of Logarithms, and numerous Questions for Exercise ; illustrated by several hundred Engravings. By PETER NICHOLSON, Author of an Essay on Involution and Evolution ; of Combina torial Essays; of Analytical and Arithmetical Essays; of the Rudiments of Algebra; and of the Architectural Dictionary. London : Printed for Sta RICHARD Putturs and Co. and sold by Sterling and Slade, Ediuburgh ; John Cumming, Dub lin; H. Mozley, Derby; and by all Bookselien. And, A Kat, for the Use of Tutors, price Is. id. To avoid a day's delay, and tisane:lt, Lave prevtoated wore vitation. Any conmunicatlon will be attended to at the City of London Tavern, from Eleven till Six, 011 Monday. oand .L SIVEWRIGHT beg leave to lay bef o re • the Public the SCHEME cf the NEW LOTTERY, }ug contracted for, aU to be Drawn in One Day, ith JUNE. ELECTION OF SCOTCH PEERS. The Ratl of ROSEBERRY brought forward the motion of which he had given notice this day week, on this subject. Their Lordships would recollect that, some time since, he had intro duced a Bill for the purpose of correcting the abuses that prt‘ railed in the election of Peers for Scotland, which went through two stages. The only opposition made to it came from one Noble Earl, who said that the object might be better attained by a Resolution of the House than by a Bill. A Noble Peer in Scotland had also objected to it, on the ground that it might be necessary to hate the opinions of the other Scotch Peers t on that account, a communication was made to each of the Scotch Peers, for their opinion; and, at the same time, the Bill was withdrawn. Being now, after the several conferences that had taken place, fully persuaded of the propriety of Parliament in.. terfering, he thought fit to bring the subject again before their Lordships. He considered the present as a matter of no slitht importance. By the Union, the Peers of Scotland lost the greatest part of their importance; all that remained to them now was the right of voting for Representatives in Parliament ; and if this right were to be infringed on by unqualified persons claim ing rights as Peers, in virtue of remote collateral affinity to ae ceased Peers, their privileges would be altogether a nullity. There was no provision or power now by law to reject the votes of unqualified persons. It was known that then had voted with out a shadow of right to do so • and it frequently happened, on the eve of an election, that pr actices prevailed, on the part of candidates, not very creditable to them. They bad existed for a long time, and they must feel the necessity of getting rid of them. He would refer their Lordships to one particular *c= tion—that which took place in the year 1790, when, in copses. quence of the practices to which he alluded, great injustice was done to three individuals. At that election only Is out-of 16 Peers were returned ; and in consequence of the difficulty that took place in determining the right of voters, three Peers were for three years kept out of their seats in that House, where they ought to have rat for six years, that being the duration of the Session. With the conviction of this irregularity existing, he shoold now propose two Resolutions: the first was, that on the decease of any Peer of Scotland, no other person claiming his title, except the eldest son, grandson, or brother of the deceased, • shall be at liberty to vote for the Representative Peers of Scot land, without first coming before a Committee of their Lord& ships and making good his title. The second was, that the right of every p e r s on c l a i m i ng to vote, b e su bj ect to the same objec tion as if this Resolution had not passed. If these Resolutions were agreed to, be should afterwards follow them op by a Bill. The Resolutions were put and agreed to, and it was ordered that a Committee of their Lordships should meet, and take then into consideration on ThurAiday next.—Adjourned to Monday. g 2 l'riLcs of £20,000 1,000 500 200 ICO ZO 32 10 ALL MONEY. are £40,000 2,000 1,000 2,000 1,000 1,030 1,200 .. .. 21,720 10 10 101 BOTLEY PARK ESTATE, SURREY, Near CHI.: RTSEY IVEYBRIME, and OATLANDS. Capital MANSION, PARK, FARMS, and LANDS. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. ROBINS, (Of Warwick Horse, Regent-street), At Gartaway's Coffee-house, 'Change-alley, CornMll, ott Tunas- DAT, the 11th of July; at Twelve o'Cleick, in Two Lots, B OTLEYS, a very capital FREEHOLD ESTATE of SIX HUNDRED ACRES: Comprising the splendid 'Mansion, planned with suites of noble Apartments, fitted up and finished in a superior st)ls, with well arranged Offices of all descriptions, Entrance Lodges, Coach. Houses, Stables , &c. LECONS CELEBRES, par NOEL et LA PLACE. This day were published, in a closely printed volume, 12mo. price 6s. bound. LECONS FRANCAISES de LITTERATURE et de MORALE, ou Recueil en Prose et en Vet,, des plus Beaux Morceaux de la Langue Francalse dans la Litterature des deux derniers siecles ; ouvrage Classigue a rusage de tousles etablissemens d'instruction publics et particullers, de run et de l'autre sexe : Par M. NOEL, Chevalier de la Legion d'Honneur, Inspector-General de rUni versia Royale de France. Et M. DE LA PLACE, Professeur d'Eloquence Latine a la F.aculte des Lettres de l'Academie de Paris. " Lectortm delutando pariterque monendo."—Hosace. Printed for Si Riemaau Puu.urs and Co. London; and to be had of all Booksellers. - ,too Tick?ts. £70,000 Tickets and Shares are on Sale at their Old Established Of fizes, 37, Conthin; 11, Holborn; and 58, Ilaymaiket. The last Lottery that contained Two Prizes of 20,000 Musty, J. :ILL: J. S. Shared and Sold them soul, viz. No. 135 - £20,000 3,636 - £20,000 This day was published, in•Svn. 10-.6d. if" E NIOI lt S OF CIIARLLS BROCKDEN -LT IL BROWN, Author of Wieland, Ormond, Arthur Mer yn, and other American Tales, with Selections from his Ori gami Letters and other Manuscripts hitherto unpublished. By WILLIAM DUNLAI'. Printed for Henry Colburn and Co. Conduit-street. The late Residence of Sir JOSEPH MAW BEY, Dart. deceased. The Mansion is placed on a fine commanding spot in a beau tiful Park, surrounded by diversified Grounds, Hill and Dale, fine thriving Plantations, with extensive dry Gravel Walks. The PARK well stocked with Noble FOREST TREES. Excellent Walled Gardens, Green-houses, Hot-house, &c. Farm yard, with Barns, Stables, and Outbuildings, Gardener's House, Cottages, &c. at suitable distances are Farm-houses, with Yards and Outbuilding., Keeper's Cottage, &c. FRANCE FARM, ADJOINING, With Farm-kouse, Yard, and Outbuildings, and sundry Er.clo. sums of Meadow, Pasture, Arable, Rough Ground, and Wood Lands, all Lying compact, encircling the Mansion, and PLENTY OF GAMS This state is a most eligible Property for a Nobleman or Gentleman, in a fine beautiful Country, excellent Roads and Drives, nearly two miles from Chertsey, about from Kingston and Hampton Court, six from Windsor, and twenty one from Loaders. Tbis day was published, In One Volume, Wro, with a Portrait of the Author, price 13s. and dedicated, by permission, to her Royal Highness the Princess Augusta , Of whom may also be had, 1. BOSSUTS WORD BOOK of 3,200 Words, la. 2. BOSSUrS PHRASE BOOK of 1,000 Idioms, Is. s. Jiossurs FIRST FRENCH GRAMMAR, 45.64. 4. DOSSIiT'S SYNTAX and EXERCISES, ss. S. Bossurs LATIN WORD BOOK, is. & DOSSUTS LATIN PHRASE BOOK, Is. 7. Bossurs ITALIAN WORD BOOK, is. 8. Bossurs ITALIAN PHRASE BOOK, Is. With the fullest Allowance to Schools. 1 111 E NARRATIVE of a JOURNEY, undertaken in the Years 1819, 1890, and 1821, through France, Italy, Savoy, Switzerland, parts of Germany boidering on the Rhine, holland, and the Ni.theriands; comprising incidents that occur r,ll to the Author, who has long suffered under a TOTAL DITLI v IiON Or SUUT ; with various points of informatlois collected / 1 / 4 . Lia Tuur. LIT OF THE MAJORITY. By JAMES HOLMAN, R.N. and K.W. " Cans iter monstrare edit tamen aspice si quid I*.:t nos, qued tures proprium feeisse,loquamur."—nolt. London : Published by F. C. and J. Rivington, Waterloo- Thcc, and St. Paul's Clmrcb-yard. SAIIRKES . SHARSPEARE, No. IV. This day was publiobeci, rIINVELFTH NIGHT, being kki Fourth Number of JL I I.LUSTRATIONS OF SUAKEPEA RE, from Pic tures painted expressly for this Work by ROBERT SMIRKE, It. A. and engraved in the finest style by the most eminent Ilistwical Engravers. The Play illustrated is published at the salve time ; but sbe Embellishments may be bad separate from, or together with the Play. • The Numbers already published are as follow: No. I. The Tempest-4 I. Taming of the Shrew—lll. Merry Wives of Windsor-4V. Twelfth Night'. The fnUowing Numbers will appear is the course of the year: V. Measure for Measure...Nl. Romeo and Juliet—Vll. Bean/ the Fourth, Part Midsummer Night's Dream —IX. Two Gentlemen of Verona. London: Printed for Rodwell and Martin, New Bond-street; Rt.rst, Robinson, and Co Cheapside ; and sold by the principal Booksellers of the United Kingdom.—May 1, 1822. FOR CORNS, BUNIONS, &c. XfORRIS'S ROYAL BRUNSWICK CORN -kUL PLASTER, prepared front a Recipe belonging to her late Majesty. It is an excellent Reatedy for eradicating Corns, and giving relief to those who have hard fleshy substances at the bottom of their feet, without the least pain or inconve nience, and will prove a very useful Family Plaster for fresh Wounds and Scalds, likewise for Bunions. Prepared by G. MGR R IS, Chemist to the Royal Family, Ken s:ngton ; and sold in Boxes at Is. lid. and es. 9d. by Butlers, Chemists, N.. 4, Cheapside, St. Paul's, and 220, Regent-street, rear the Argyle Rooms, London • 420, Waterloo-place, Edin burgh; and S 4, Sachville-street, D ublin; and by the principal :Medicine Venders throughout the United Kingdom. N. li. Purchasers are requested to ask for Alorris's Brunswick Coin Plaster, and to observe the name and address of " Butler, 4, elseapside," are engraved on the Stamp attached to cash Box, to distinguish the Genuine Muss Imitations :ruder similar titles. SCROFULA. • Isle of Walney, near Ulverstone, June 11, 1821. SIR —I was dreadfully afflicted with a scorbutic running ulcer in my neck, for the space of nine months, which was most severe under the right side of my jaw. After k..ving tried various medicines, and seeking the advice of the most eminent of the faculty, I was brought to the most deplo rable state, and saw no relief but in that dissolution which I verily believed to be near at hand ; at length, being advised by a friend to try the efficacy of your ANTISCORBUTIC DROPS, 1 purchased a es. 6d. bottle, and before I had taken 'rem a fortnight, I found great relief : a short time after, all the i nee part of the afflicted jaw-bone came out, and then my cure was completed by the ulcer gradually healing like a common wound. I, however, continued to take the Drops till I bad finished the second bottle, and now enjoy as perfect health as I ever had in my life. I am, Sir, your grateful and obedient servant, Witness S. Don aldson. THOMAS HARRISON. To Mr. John Lignum, Surgeon, Manchester. These Drops are sold In moulded square bottles, at 2s. 9d. 4s. 6d. and lls. by Mr. Lignum, 63, Bridge-street, Manchester; and by J. and C. Evans, 42, Long-lane, West Smithfield ; Sut ton and Ce. Boat Church-yard; Barclay and Sons, 9.5, Fleet market ; T. and C. Butler, No. 4, Cheapside ; E. Edwards, 66, ht. Paul's Church-yard, London; R. Butler and Sons, 34, Sack ville-stn:et, and F. Newbery and Sons, 29, Dante-street, Dub . ; R. Scott, and J. Barter, South-bridge, Edinburgh ; R. Nel sons, Surgeon, and J. Baxter, Italian Warehouse, Glalgow ; and the principal Medicine Venders in every Market Town. • Of whom also may be had, Mr. Lignunt's IMPROVED LOTION, for all Scorbutic Eruptions, price 21. ed. duty included. ALSO, ON THE SAME DAY WILL BE SOLD, (Adjoining the Road front Balers to Chertsey) SEVERAL LOTS of MEADOW LAND, Farm-yards, Dwelling-hooves, Cottages, ace. situate mar and in the Town of Chertsey. THE ESTATE AND MANSION May be viewed by Tteens OXIM by applying to Mr. Pizzey, Bailiff, at the Lodge, where Partic ulars may be had ; and at the Swan and Crown Inns. Chertsey ; Castle, Salt &1111 ; Toy, Hamp ton Court; Griffin, Kingston; White Hart, Guildford; Talbot, Richmond; of Mr. Lindsay, Solicitor, St. Thomas's -street, Southwark; at Garraway's; and of Mrßobins, 170, Regent street, opposite Burlington.street • where a Plan of the Estate may be seen, and Tickets for view ingi had. DEVONSIIIM DESIRABLE MANSION, GARDENS, and PLEASURE GROUNDS, and rich and productive MEADOW, ARA BLE, and WOOD LAND, with FARM-HOUSE, and all requisite BUILDINGS; *ids immediate possession. TO BE LET, By Mr. ROBINS, (Of 170, Regent-street), A DESIRABLE FAMILY RESIDENCE COLLIPRIEST, Near the Town of Tiverton, planned for the accommodation of a Gentleman's Family, with excellent Offices of all descriptions, capital and productive Gardens, delightful Pleasure Grounds, Groves, and Woods, and THREE HUNDRED AND THIRTY ACRES Of rich Meadow, Arable, and Woud Land, beautifully diversi fied in hill and dale, commanding enchanting views of the sur rounding country, and the beautiful Rivers Pie and Inman, which form the principal boundary of the Estate, and by which the Lands are irrigated; a good Farm-house, and all requisite Outbuildings. Particulars may be had of Messrs. Tomlinson4 Rennet, and Cooper, Copthall-court ; and of Mr. Robins, 170, llegent.mtreet. NOTICE OF SALE BY PRIVATE CONTRACT. MESSRS. JAY most respectfully announce to the Nobility and the Public, that they have received direc tions to DISPOSE OF, at their Ware-rooms, PotaND llocsr, the corner of Poland-street and Broad -street, Golden-square, a truly Unique and Costly Assemblage of FURNITURE and EFFECTS, as follows : First—Beautiful Specimens of Buhl in inagslificent Armoires, Cabinets, Tables, Pedestals, India Cabinets and Stands, &c. Second—An extensive Assortment of Bookcases, Escritoire., Sofa, Card, Pier, Console, Writing, I)ejeune, Centre, and other Tables ; Sideboards with Brass Galleries and Branches. Third—A Suit of Drawing-room Chairs and Sofas, covered with Velvet, with a variety of Sofas, Lounging Chairs, Win dow Scats, &c. Foutth—Several Pair of elegant Or-Molu and Bronze Can delabras, Urns, Vases, Lamps, Shades, &c. Fifth—A Superb Collection of Time-Pieces in costly Buhl and Or-Molu Cases with enamelled Dial Plates, &c. exquisitely wrought ; and others in Mahegany and Ebony Cases: by the most approved Makers. Lastly—A very Choice Selection of Sex-re, Dresden, Chelsea, and Worcester China and Poreelatne : comprising remarkably fine Dessert, Tea, and small Dejeune Services ; also a great va riety of Coffee Cans and Stands, Beakers, Jars, and Flower Vases, some of which are mounted in Or-lulu, &c. The Effects announced for this Sale are the soe l'roperty of a Person of Rank, and were collected for the purpose of fitting up a Mansion, but are not now required. Descriptive Catalogue*, at 2,. 6d. each, are reedy for delivery, and the Booms will be opened for Sale on the 6th day of Islay. In order to facilitate the disposal of the Property, every Num ber will have the lowest Ready Money Price affixed, from which DO Abatement can be made, and the Rooms will only continue . open for a limited period. No Article will be presented at this Sale but which is the ge nuine Property of the Person who has dirette , ' It. /CA 014 V VIEW TILL TIM% OF 3.lLii. ON LORA NORYANIIT'S NOTION FOR RADOCING OWL POSTILLIWITR ORNtRAL, WITH A SALARY or £2,500 A T1A16.--31AY 2. Alen, J. H. F'arrand, Robert Power, R. Althorpe, Visciant Feßowes, W. H. Powlett, Hon. W. Anson, Hon. G. Grosvenor, Hon. R. Prittie, Hon. F. A. Anson, Sir G. Graham, Sandford Pryse, Pryse Arland, Sir T. Grant, J. P. Plumber, John Archdall, General Grattan, J. Pollen, Sir J. Astley, Sir J. Grenfell, Pascoe Itobinson, Sir G. Baring, Sir Thomas Griffiths, J. !V. Itamsden, J. C. Barnard, Viscount Guise, Sir W. Ramsay, Sir A. Barrett, S. M. Gurney, Hudson Rice, T. S. Beaumont, T. W. Gipps, G. Ricardo, David Beecher, W. W. Gaskell, Benjamin Bickford, W. Be!grave, Viscount Hutchinson, Hon. Ridley, Sir M. W. Bennet, lion. H. G. C. IL Hobart., A. W. Benynn ' Benj. Hamilton, Lord A. liumbeld, C. Bernal, Ralph Hold'mend, W. Russell, Lord John Birch, J. Heathcote, G. J. Russell, R. 0. Bright, H. Heron, Sir R. Rowley, Sir William Brougham, Henry Hobhouse, J. C. Rogers, Edward Boughey, Sir J. F. Hornby, Edmund Ramsbottom, John Burdett, Sir Francis Hughes, W. L. Stanley, Lord Bury, Viscount Hume, Joseph Scarlett, J. Byng, G. Hurst, Robert Scott, James Bagwell, Rt. Hn. W. Handley, H. Scudamore, R. B u tt erwor th, J. Harvey, Sir F. Smith, Robert Blair, J. H. Hotham, Lord Smith, John Henke., H. James, W. Smith, William Benett, J. Johnson, Colonel Smith, George Blake, Sir F. Jervoise, G. I'. Stewart, W. (Tyrone) Boughton, Sir C. R. Kennedy, T. F. Stuart, Lord J. Bastard, C. P. Knatchbull, Sir E. Sykes, I). Chamberlayne, W. Keck, G. A. I. Scourfield, W. H. Calvert, C. Latoeche Robert Sebright, Sir John Clirew, R. S. Lamb, H on.i G. ' Shelley, Sir John Carter, John Lambton, J. G. Sotheron, F. F. Cavendish, II rd G. Langston, J. 11. Tavistock, Marquis Cavendish, Henry Lemon, Sir W. Taylor, C. 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Mr. CURTEIS presented a Petition from the Owners and Occupiers of Land in the Eastern part of the County of Sussex, complaining of the great and unparalleled distress by which the Agricultural Interest was weighed down. He gave a descrip tion of the deplorable condition of that class, and said that the Petitioners regarded with regret an d disappointment the unpro mising Report which emanated from the Agricultural Committee. The sufferings of the country could no longer be called distress and misery, but absolute ruin and desolation. He thought that, as the Ministers were not divosed to give any relief by reduc tion of taxes, and as they had entirely deserted the interest of the Land-owners, it was high time the Landed Interests in that House should desert them.--The Petition was then read, and ordered to be printed. Sir R. SHAW postponed to Thursday, the 30th instant, his motion for the repeal of the Irish Window Tax. Mr. BLACKBURN presented a Petition from the Direc•ors of the Chamber of Commerce and Manufactures of Manchester, complaining of the restrictions imposetron trade by the iMpolitid Acts relating to the East India Company's Charter. After some conversation, in which Mr. GLADSTOII2, Mr. MAILAYAST, Lord STANLEY, General GASCOYNS, Sir ISAAC COP. rue, and another Member, took a part, the Petition was ordered to be printed. Mr. GLADSTONR presented a Petition front the Ship owners of the Port of Greenock, in Scotland, complaining of the dull and unprofitable employment of Ships, and of the heavy duty for Light-houses in St . George's Channel.—The Petition was laid on the table. 311... LOCK II ART presented two Petitions from different Owners and Occupiers of Laml in the County of Westmoreland, complaining of ctistress, and praying for high protecting duties. —Laid on the table. Lord F. OSBORNE presented a similar Petition from the Farmers, Freeholders, i:lergy, and Gentry, of the County of Cambridge, voted at a Public Meeting convened by t h e Hi g h Sheriff. The Noble Lord observed, that he was not At the Meeting himself; but, from the information he received,, he had every reason to believe it was numerous and respectable. The Peridoners said they were reduced to absolute distress, which was not to be ascribed to the causes assigned by Ministers, but to the excess of taxation, %Lich would not have been imposed by the real Representatives of the People. They complained of the extravagant expenditure of the public money, in Pensions and Sinecures, and in supporting a Standing Army, and prayed, as a cure for all those evils an effective Reform in the Commons house of Parliament, and reduction of Taxation. • _ _ The Marquis of TAVISTOCK supported the Petition, and bore testimony to the respectability of the Meeting.—The Peti tion was then read, and ordered to be printed. Mr. 110131IOUSE said, he had a Petition to present to the Home complaining of the practice in the Court of Chancery, which was entitled to its serious consideration. It was from a respectable Citizen of London (Julius Adolphus Schroeder), who stated, that on the sth of March last be presented a Bill, which had been duly drawn up, engrossed, and signed by the Comm& sinner., to be signed by the Six Clerks, which was refused -be. cause it had not received the signatures of Counsel. The Pesi. tioner complained to the Lord Chancellor of the refusal of.the Six Clerks to sign the bill, when ids Lordship confirmed had been done by them. The Petitioner referred to several , dent Statutes, to thew that, according to the common law. person could be precluded from pleading his own cause. (Mr. Hobbouse) knew that It w.O the practice of the Coen Chancery to receive no Petitions unless they were signed Counsel. He hoped that the lion. Member fm Durham (1 M. A. Taylor), who had given notice of a motion for correcting nt what rem/ a.- saw, no se.. -Hp Caen of i r 0 ed: i i un (Mr. meeting ... • •