The Statesman. — London, England, 1823-05-28 00:00:00

_ d ip oj (icy_ 1 . 0k (7 0 I • I • ‘ te 7 • VOrx - 47 . • • i - • k < e 4 , •f/ - 7 . 1 . 014 4 11 : 014, *R 614 *SI) A Y MAY 2, 'WV& rrxr•-t !• '! wrLIC7 Nutt itErt 50/13 'N l l te Ar wile* ifiMPDILIV itil I*l Pield, Ni 11 - 31 - 1 - 1 ; d its 41110141 . • Ica szr rkN PENt:R. • EAT INDIA If OUSE, .1114 el, lII* .111 — HE ester of Directors if the 'Altai CoV ai t ifirreAinat of Haikaid trading the . fikat et; hereby shrelsoties, a 'Pet lu•hd Gouts{ Oudot the wthiCoicightrit its bold their'lloese, is Landoeheibiweit, T;estiag. e loth' df,Jone out, at eleven e'eleik•bribe ferastue, for the purpose of lapin before the PripOstets thribeir appro.. IbiltiOn. ► ilisointion of the Court of Wreathes, of this den fa' difabllshing a & O iris. Courtlsocairv, thiriarOf Rseirder's Court, it List Presidai§% iced Itho for italkitit 'thintiry elteratioWs lithe etistiorpc.o 'lstituto' le thipothiebe to the Judges of the lindfan Cboirfs! of liedithinire on eatitethent, end Si rinildg Oeltklb' . to theliseeirdei of Pilau Of Wales blend, upon retire. t. Court of MOO ors elei give Writes, that the said' Getieral Coed is farther made special, for the . pnrpotth of byltig bike Proprietors for their apprebailoo,.,a 'ton Of the Csiat of Directors of this day, for leaking pithy . itlthrithtids Is the suiting law, with respect to allowing's 'to the Wasp Of Calcutta, and u to pension, oil . retirtithedt • to iho Dish* itth the Neural Archdelicons in his dictums, Thelltoperts required by*. fly-Lsirs,togetiter Whit ills "iliumnists *psi white the said thesehttion hare bell hrostd. aro spew letthelaspretietiof the Melt:it is, at tits :T• Or Ettleteet.'the list hilt i Hf be putitialled fa 41e., HE SIXTH and •Calhelndllig Volume Of 'pr. :CLARKE'S TRAVELS. cAszir., "wait; 11i1d W. inits*OOD.VdlOrtofiih• OtitNii Oth of ions wflt hi - published. lu three vets, post • octet°, ;Wee 'III. Od. grip SHIVA LD 'DALTON. By the Author of 'Valerie*, %111 it* Aden; Mar. Wilted Ey Edinburgh; • end T. 'Cuotu., attend. London.. Sa4; ca dey:Vlll:g - tkpled, b ACI LACICWOOD EHIN M KMGH AZINE.=. No. LEVI. ISEL • . ` Cor ' ears. 1 • FASlOPtieti of 44 Present Ekedies ell , tiatithanditinent dflliaPttr Systear:—lll. TR* Mirtella (a Spanish Cooversazioae.)-11f. A Nasaliset mit to Al/ Padua le the Autumn of WOK (eoneindell.)—V. Retnerhs tam EV? Goilioltirli New Polisie.—V I. Oelltbianpitted lealier• of 'll the Transistors of Horeee.—Vll. Stunts or theri Death ilueetTbeegtate.- 1 1X. TbsTriale reiti..496.04.-01..rv*.prtitsoucii ,Iriaotfor Ihrw. eel° arb Petiniella.-•.- tiee deputed efi hts Retype. 'nth • Obis —V.to t ele titsec ialllre. steno. No. R.—XVI. %Ate •reittrilig for XVIt. Edolkly Liet HIL rainbows, Promodoss, flae.Ell. Birds, illetrieguderld-, Printed for Wil.t.ien absdetwoon.l% Prlsees-etreol.. • Edinburgh; and T. Cenci% . a * li2 ll lie A iT4Tl i r inia oua lr t ia n tit li f t. a be r n t at i te r4 i t . ti tle iliatte, it erlo P be repeated l ererylre i n l ing till aria" Natio , . .. bits II •THEXYRE, E . I 4 RANI).-;-TIIIS abd EV4KY PrKNING, Mr. , WILKINSON sod M 3. ItSEVE will mat their NEW ENTERTAIN• tf a lrT of TRIFLES LIOHT AS AIR and BACHELOR 'S IoiKNTB. . . • fl the Coltf,s . 4/.thie.:Ereningilib folawleg New Conde Sings !4. Ny Orsedreother's Adviln."—" The Church warden's Dhaseu"— " A. Chaffer of Aecidents."—" Tb. fekliell: , —" Mrik9:,- . -t_,! A P Erlp.to.Richired.”—" Ob F tray Love!"—"" Hyde Park on a Sunday.' Thefts. ,sorwsof Society."—"'Pima Folly to 'talk of Lifses Trow 4 Iles."--And. a New Extrasegaese, " Pint aid de Grace RI. traordinalm," ... . .. The whoa to oloals‘le with Mr. J. REEVE!. admired IMITATIONS of lise priacipal London Perforaers. The whole of the Songs are Published, and say be bad at the Theatre. pries Is. Bei. fie. Pk, 2s. Gal. I. Doors *poi at half mat 7.., and.begin at 8. . • Lord LAUDERDALE characterlied the building of the Church isaijob. The 'autism of his Noble Friend went to establish What the parishhree.l to. Stringers viers ordered So withdraw, and the lions* cleared for • diiislois; but the clause was agreed to with out a division. . . . The Martens of LANSDOWY Pre4Seited, a . petidon. signed by three-foUrdssefthe beneficed Clergy, mid the k.priocipal Lay lisipeoptiatort, of pitta eonaties of ' Cork and Kerry, praying commutation of, tithes might be enforcaL The Noble Marquess said that, if 'en) , penises wevairorthy of credit, the petitioners . wrozP. who so much regarded the happiness awl prosperity of the cOunt7. Thee fiad felt it essential to the good order and Itappretes of the Pea* that some equitable.commu tation of tithisishatldtake place. Those laws, so tyran meal **skins! , should be rescinded from the go tate Books.—(Hear, bear.) He should do great lops tice to the Proteitast Ostablishritent of Ireland if be ' throned they acted on those laws; bet he would recal 'their hardships' attendee, that it was in the power of the mieority to sit oak Amin to the utmost extent of i their severity. Oy thieSnema irritation had been widely emeoded, aud 'insurrection excited in thosteplaces which had bees before peaceable andqniet. On the most ma ' tore deliberation, the ciperation of these laws were inju rious to the best Interests of the count r y. The petition era thosght it indispensable that some change and a'..er stion should telo place in those laws. Some conciliatory measures most be adopted, at the same time the principho must be recognised. that the property is sacred. He ad mined that the property was sacred to the religious in struction of the people. The. Noble Marquess concluded by oisserving. that their Lordships ought to give their serious attention to that important subject. The petition was received, and ordered to lie on the table. 11014 AIMEE. t (”WASI I OId, WlNC r *Eitutitior , 129. ftegeop l isitet. neap Wei-lane, imp ern put& , ailosty to call tite attention of Go .1 1 lebility sad Plab to :hieprental STOCK of WINO, which be has now Un Sale. A Slagle trial will bear Ids oat splint all coopetl- Boa. Buoplellottles may be bad, Per Dos. Pie Slot• . Old Port. to des. West India Madeira.... JIM. to 4&. Micelles . des. Lisbon and Mountaln....46s. Vidonlit.. • , des. Aqd all other Witten proportionably reasoaablo. Salm. s ll :sie ,ve { lgoott .90s. per 4.'. Do. sinpaaelpg to Selmer, mud quality, eds. per doe. Ptderp aentfres of carriage, etittda tea silos of London. rbtaspers la. perdoz. Bottles is. Base money allowed }PROM. TLTSPArS €I.IZETTIL main JOSEPH DART.accritirT• EAST INDIA HOUSE, Key 27th, tali. • V l WW :i: Alresart of Directors of the United Costitsal EittlthAqtte of England, traitor to thelKa* lattiolokeeplitghre settee. • the Chi t ut of tbe House will be ready to remise te s tr in writleg, sealed op asdaddressed to them, osier' Wednesday, the 11th ofJune next, from sack panicle l i t r e h yllsi Willie, to sepply the Company, at their.liortes use", Sic.. with Cheldrons of the best toali 'et thefolletriegdeseriptions, : IlfriuStotost. KILLING WOITH AND IIZATOX Mitre, ' ilensuas Ham. Loadoilthaff masere, ivith the usual (agree; the whole to be &Misled beibre the end of Auger' twit, as say Ha , requited; thougitif it be the wish of the Contractors, this' *bole** be to immediately, by applying to tee Clerk to theCeekedttee fbr such instruetioas sissy beneemeri , for the delivery of the tame. They Witt be paid fir as Usy are delivered. The Teeters are to specify the pries, at which it is re posed to deliver each sort of Coal, incladieg all charges and imsees whatsoever. No *Wows will be received but from Coal Itere)taits pol emist Wharfs and Establishments of their own, in or meat • Loldee l neither will my tender betaken into coesideritlue, unless the address of the party mating it, be eiendoned Bernie, and he, or an 'gent on his behalf; be in ettenaaach I ea the said Coisitittee, on the diy and hour &bowmen domed. Farther ?snivelers may be known, on vindication to thi Clerk of the Committee, at his °lice is this Heusi, with whom the proposals must be left. before 12 o'clock at pooe, Mt the day specified, after which hour so tinder can be re ceived. JOSEPH DART, ilecretaii. —. THE MARRIAGE ACT BILL. The Archbishop of CANTERBURY moved the second reading of this Bills His Lordship wished the clanse which rendered the marriages of minors, without consent of parents, nail and void, should be left out. Such was sot reconcikable either to the laws of Goo or the ordi tante of society. Lord ELLE NBOROtJOH declared his intention of opposing that clause in the Committee. Their Lori ships *Old bear in mind that great anxiety was express. ed that the Committee should direct their attention to ibis ciremastance. lilt!) respect to marriai4s of_per-ions ( solemnised in foreign countries, he wished7Rai 1 del: l ra respecting there should be done away with. V it Lord ships wank! recollect that a petition on this 'se ject was presented by the Russian Company. Doubts were e.l - by the persons theinselves, though that Clause might not be acted on. Is it not possible that douh•s may be entertained by many others? He was mist alx , . ions that facilities should be afforded Dissenters. La Ireland, marriages solemnized by Roman Catholic Priests were lawfil. la cases where there was no property in volved, marriages were rarely annulled ; but it was tog often otherwise where there was property. There were instances in which the most scandalous mar riages were contracted; yet they might be broken by the rich, whilst the poor had, by no means, the same faci lity. As to the clause in reference to parental rights, he did not think it afforded any security whatever. Clandes tine mardigel were mach more easily contracted by bans than by liceeie. It certainly was at variance with parental authority, that a husband might form a marriage which the father had no power of preventing, and this was a defect which the clause did tend to remedy. In those instances where the desire was to form a good marriage, the clause proposed by the Most Rev. Prelate was use less • but wliere an invalid marriage was sought the clause acted with the greatest rigour by the authority it gave. For bis own parrhe should have thought, that the clause bad originated, not with any Noble and Learned Lord in that House, but with some dissolute minors. It was a clause which encouraged Don Joan marriages, which ought more properly to - be - called seduction. He soul I not agree to the interpretation of the law as given by Nye Most Rev. Prelate. According to the statutes, all mar riages were lawful 'hick were not contrary to law.— And this interpretation was recognised in the book of Coninino Prayer. The words of the Act of Henry VIII. were clear on the point. • He suggested that their Lir:, ships might go Into the Committee on Tuesday next. The Archbishop of CANTERBURY explaided. The Eirl of WESTMORELAND opposed the ela.ise. Theßishop of • CHESTER, hoped their Lordships would never sanction the clause; he would ask their Lordships whether it was a Bill which a Christian as. sembly ought to endure. The Bishop of DERBY said, that incestuous marri ages were void 46 ini"s. Lord ELLEN B OROUGH explained. The LORD CHANCELLOR said, that both the Scrip ture Liw, and the law of the land ought to be further considered oath, subj e ct. • . The Bill was read a second time, and ordered ,to be committed on Tnesdiy.—Adjo timed. . . Co i netsiteg in the North Westem Regiment of Olfordshins Yeomanry Cavalry, sfgoed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County ofGaford. The Hon. Francis George Spencer to be Captain. Certainties in the Taunted and Hipping Troop of Yea tottery Cavelry, eigoed by his Majesty's Lientegant of the County of Norfolk. Henry AVodeboese. Esq. to be Captain. vice Latin, to signed; Dudel Bortou Scott, Gent. to be Lienteaant, vice Laton, resigned. Commissions signed by the Lord Wideman of the County of Chester. The Prince Regeet's 2d Regiment of Cheshire Yeonavory Cavalry—Corset Jobe Fenad to be Liestemeet. vice Bir d. resigned.; Themes Capper, Gent, to be Corset, vice Fund, promoted. T 1341 Kieg's Cheshire Volunteer Leese. Ist Macclesfield Troop—Thomas. Daistry , Gent., to be Corset, Oct Hlguiebothale. ruined. PanhawMaesey Squadron, Alabama Troop—Thomas Whiteley, Boot , to be Carnet, vies Vkaarg, resigned. EAST INDIA HOUSE, 91, Cheapsidif, opposite Queen-street, London. MWHITRIDGE and Co. are now supplying the • Public with TEAS, in their native parity. ex jetty at the wholesale prices. Any thither bobbles,' wilt be anueeesiary; a single trial Will be the bist and only way in preys the bowel of this system. Geed Coneou be. 4d. to fis. fid. Good lilted Tee. . etrous Ditto 6l. Prints Ditto Os. 4d. Partlealarly recommended to Good Dyson es. 'families, usually sold at 7s. Saperine Ditto Very Fine. .k. 401. to Os. Bd. Finest Ditto les. and upwards. Shopkeepers and Dealers supplied it i very mall advabat on cost price. Reipeetable Persons wishing to 'mime Agents for this Warehouse will be supplied on liberal terms. BANKRUPTS... H. Tayler, Leominster, Hereford'Mee, ' • to surren der Joao 10...11. see July 8, at Om fail Ine.Worcester. Attorimys..Mr. Stoll" Worcester; esdl Mr. Rickards's, Lincoln's len-lelds, London. • D. Das* Olive Hill..Halesemen.SlMephlre, mi ll er, June J 13. 14, and July 8, at the Nelsen Heed. likalegimam. At ..terealc. blrDieklmemn, Middle Temile. Leaden; and Mr. Chrrittkirs, Haresowee.. J. Hitching LitUington, SuMee, Feiner , June S. to, and July 8, at Baileghs.ll-street. Attorney, Mr. Peefold, Tem ple. Leadtte. J. Moses, nankin%ll, Ferias'. Camberland. dealer. June 30, 27, and July 8, at Irvine's Hotel. Carlisle. Attorneys, 111leurs. Monosey and Gray. Staple Inn, London; and Messrs. Law and Beadle, Carlisle. T. Clabbe Chester, brewer, Jule 9.10, and July 0, at the Old Nag's Head Inn. Chester. Attorneys, Mr. Faulkner, Chester: and %lours. l'hilpot and Stone, Southampton street, Bloomsbury-square, L o ndon. L. A. Hollander, Winehester-street, diamond merchant, May 31, Jane 7, and July 8, at Basinghall-street. Attor sieyi, Mesirs. Warne arid Sod, Leitkehall-street. • W. Mercer. Packer's-court, Coleman-street. wins mer chant, May 31, June 14, end July 8, at Basinghall-street. Attorneys, Messrs. Burnley and Atkins, Fox Ordinary-court, . R. 0111 and C.Grifill, Bklieer-street. Snow-bill, mercers, May 31, Iripkr, end July 8, at Basinghall-street. Attor ney, Mr. Rumen, Crown-court, Aldersgate-etreet, J. IL•lnglis and J. Inglis, merchants, Mark-lane, June 3, 14, and July 8, at Basingball-street Attorney, Mr, Heal ing, Lammed:a-lane, Cheapside. 8, J. Thatcher, Worth, Sussex, innkeeper. bur 31 4 Jane 7,. and July 8, at Basinghall-street. Attorney, Air. Leigh, Charlotte-row, Mauston House. . . 3. Corhy, Klogslaad-road, carpenter, Jane 7. 14, and Jay 8, at 1)&6100in-street. Attorney, Mr. Hutchison, Crown-court, Threadneedle-street. DIVIDENDS. Aim! IT. P. Glblett, New Bond-street,. and W. Oiblett, Micklefield Hall, Heretbrdshire, butchers, at Basingtall street—June 17. W. Tiltor, jun. Liverpool. merelmat, at the Star and Garter Tavern, Liverpcol—June 17. H. limett, Liverpool, eoloar maker, at the Star and Garter Tavern, Liverpool--Jane.l7. I. Logrigg, Liverpool. line* drapee,l at the Office of Mr. Mawdesley, Liverpoot—Jena 10,19, 29, 0 14 .1. W. .o,3o...Bcarbi n ou g h,, Yorkshire, beaker. at the Talbot loi, Scarborough—June 21. Bi Hamilton,. Old Broad-street, underwriter, at Ilesinglutll-street—June 23. J. Ronitsley, Sheffield, grocer, at stuns Angel lon, Jane 19. W. Haynes, Stourbridge, Worcestershire, carrier , at the Alblie Hotel, Birmingham-I-June 18. J. Richards, Deritend, Ashton. Warwickshire, heswer, at the Hee and Chickens Hotel, Birmiegbant, • • CERTIFICATES, Juno Ix. . • R. Flack, Shepherd-street, ,Ozford-street, cabinet maker. —M. Seed. Potties. baberdasher—T. Scsrrow, Jun. Car lisle, wise Merchant—B. Wood. Liierpool. 'mathematical instrument maker—S. Greldason, Great Drtdeld, York shire, money scrivener—W. Reisel, Fleet-street, .draper— D. Russel, Fleet-street, draper—S. Ellis, Aldersgam-street, • dryulter. To MERCHANTJ, CAPTAINS, FAMILIES, Ike. VOW row SALE, truly Elegant and Fashionable VOW FURNITURE, at the Original Commission Sale looms. No. 33, Oxford-street, near Sohb-square, at a rio. election of Forty Pounds in every Hundred (for rosily me. soy), the best assorted ready minor tutored STOCK (ems . phlox every description) of UPHOLSTERY sad CABI NET GOODS In the World. DRAWING-ROOM FURNITURE. An unrivalled collection of superb Patterns, in Medea .Dastisks, Brills!, Swiss. and French Chintz. for suits of curtains, or made and fixed after the most modern designs; British and French Stripes, in every shade of colour, used as guides cowers for couches, chairs, ottomans, &e.; elegant Fringes, Lace, and Bindings to correspond. Thirty-seven Dozen Rosewood Chairs. with or without cation; Nineteen Dozen Impregnated Ditto. 'Nasty-di Rogewood Sofas and Couches, carved, inlaid with Bahl, end plain. tweaty-tero large sad atoll sets of Reseda & Tablet', monshtlag of Leo, Card, sod Occasional, both *is sad or asmatill t the whole of which are highly lielolowL , ...: Three Dozen Rosewood and Mahogany Oballhalara mod •Cat4o4.- • ... ~.,A Mum Doan Rose, Ringwood, and blaiorpay.nosia of fables, Tea Poys , Octagon Work Tables, Mule Chairs, Steels, ae. Shad sew Designs of Brussels Carpeting, of chaste co bra, adapted solely to the drawing-room. DINING-PARLOUR FURNITURE. • Seventeen Mahogany and Oak Pedestal and Trafalgar flaboards, some of them richly carved and French polished, WWI Sersophoguses, made of the same material. Sooty Sets of Spanish Mahogany Dining Tables, on illl• PS* prinelples. catty-elibt Pembroke Tables, of different size. -Len Secretary Bookcases, of superior workmanship. %tidy-two Dozen Mahogany Chairs, Spanish Frames, bell carted and plain, with scarlet and blue morocco, and thair mute. plaids of One Hundred real Turkey Carpets, of various ,ficiLsome of them remarkably large , and , for particular mast be disposed of without delay.—Rugs to coy ' Tibiae,. !OD AND' DRESSING-ROOM FURNITURE. . d t z ea tkisse full-siied four-post Mahogany double semi.; .a . ds,Spanish Pillars, Draperies and Curtains of Ml ;alma Fatah Chintz and Damask, tastefully made up in tho 'Wild* of eirgence. Thirty-far four-post Bedsteads, of smeller sizes ; with *beet feu Dozen French, Tent, and Field Bedsteads. &large Assortment of genuine Witney El ankets, of sizes Whahle to the beds ; and Marseilles Quilts, bleached on the ,ait riactiptg, wittiest the aid of powerful acids. . ,Bee Beadred full-siz‘d Feather Beds, made of the beet 2Ze . Whitt Dinizic feathers; and here it is necessity tei . that th ese feathers are dressed in a peculiar tiny, math Abusive or oily smell Is completely removed. Seises. TWo sod Three Hundred Hair add Wool Matt; lfest* welted end plain, with Paillasses of the same oll lwasleset; ell of which are finished in a very superior way.. • ?Wray-six Dozen Bed-room Chairs, together with an Ind-1 li b visielY. 01 Wish-hand Stands, Dressing Tables, Box Dreads* aliases, &e,--To which may be added, AU whole of the Paraphernalia of the Hed and Dressing ,_••• Fesitiles ere respectfully requested, particularly from, n ostaartty, is twlligthe dimensions of their rooms, both is S AlikNs tleo eiekidg of Carpets; with precision, as well as the gasbag-Olt sod - finishing Drawing-room Curtsies and Draperies, Eiteleg Payload', Betts, &c. .n. gala comosibees every day at ten o'clock. kfUNNS and Co. late MILES. - HOUSE OP COMMONS—TUESDAY. Mr. GRANT presented a petition from the 15444 of St. complaining of distress, and praying fur relief. —Laid on the table, Sir K. KNATCH BULL presented a petition Mite Oils parishes in Kent, against the Duty on Coals carried co.lit wise.—Laid on the. table. . Petitions Were presented from the Inhabitants and Li nen Manufacturers of Aberdeen, against the Lateat stamping Act ; and from the Bleachers. against the Bi tt imposing a Duty on Sulphur and Oil of Vitriol . — laid oa the table. • Lord ALTHORPE brought tip the 'Report of the Com mittee on the LaWs for the Recovery of Small Debts, and said that. tbe.present law was almost a denial of justice. He did not therefore feel surprised at the complaints ro thugh, th? cpuogry .of the inefficiency of those laws.— The Committee did opt think it expedient tc recomTneml the establishment of Courts of Bequest. The Coin y Courts were preferred, but the process was to be sins plt hell, sod* court a as, to sit in whatever parts of the coa a ty the Magietratekappointed„ so so to bring justice home to every man'adoor. A B tertster was to, be appoiute tt3 prrside p awl , every , cise waa,M be decided by a.Jury.— The appointment of the Barrister was.to rest with the Lord Lieutenant!), the county, and, he was to be paid, not by.fies;but by a : fixed, salary, nut of the county rates. By this naode tea leapeople• would haye an cosier and cheaper mews of recovering their demands. it teas also recommended by tbe,4..;oloulitiee thakall claims were to bedieated, to tsto, year,. standing. These woold• be, no :4 00 0 0 19 49$441Xegapleinte qn that head, bulb* thought every tradesman should made his claim befere the expi fAtioo of,two years. The business of. the Courts above would be, no doubt, diminished, and compensation would cleimed,kbet s he would rather relinquish the Bill alto gether then admit such claims. He only meant, in the pryient Beasion, to haterbe Bill read a brat time, and have it printed. The Noble Lord concluded with moving that the report be printed.,.. •.• •as . After a few words from Me. •SCARLETT, io support of the general principle °film Bill, the Report was order ' ed to fie ?rioted. s I :~ :k -~ 1 '~ STRATI' TIAN AVAIL, AT TES aur,ssynsusitt. wnis-. • nbose, soma-asks. 'NINE PROPRIETOR her tb thtlantbblbest`tldiltlis 1. SO the Pablia mad his Plume, for Ole very MOO, emeoengasent he hal rewired for %halal* If Taff,. Ibd hopes for a amanuenses et their seppdrt ; .be has mow to at * to glair inspeetioa 1a assorteast of the vary huh lase *tined Goods, conaistiwt wiry daseriptloa of Cooled*, llestth Rdes. Druggetta Floorcloths. Mods& Tattle Wm. Can** kip. which be is determined so sell 'wpon mods tarinthat shall Isaat aft& ipprOhatlom. Travelling Bap at half*la. . CREASE'S CHEAP PAINT S. • 1111 E Mewing mu& approved faluieprAiNTS are , nutinfecturevi by JAMES CREASE and SON, Welt London. anteS TAM PAINT, of a chocolate colour, In a stets mdy !Sr ate, and requirft no beat, adapted foe, coarse oel4ow Work, in dish of ic*t, it ;lb. per cwt. Or of 1191 b. 'at ed. perlb4 Of Mb. sod 40th. at lid. per paint. CIIZAPIST OIL P uxr, Of 4 111444 t colour, ready thr 'Oka tit) and requiting noAddition of bill fbr memo* out door work, where the smell of tar is objectionable, in casks of I and 361 b. each, 414 d. per posed. Casa, 0111124 Paturs.-.-Tbe COMMON latisible Green, No. I, at pie per cur, The best Ditto, Ditto, No. ti, at 40a. ditto, in casks of 1 laib. dab. and nib. eiveb, la s self state ; requiring eight gallons of drying oil to the handled weight. to thin theta for use. These palate spay also be hid, lased With the oil, Ind ready for use, is jars Of 71b. and Spwards, at 64. and 7d. per lb. A NIA? Ottva Gnat*, No. I; ,at 94. per lb. A 1300 d Ditto, Ditto, NO. 3, it la. ditto. A seperW DittO, Ditto, No. 3, at Is. ed. ditto, id a stir stew with sit gallows of drying oil to the huadiod weight; or ready Oor leo, in jars of Sib. and upwards, plebe shoe price. POMONA Ull/MMI, at Is. ed. per lb.„ Rowan Green, It Is 9d. do. Saxon anwo, at 9s. do. Spanish Okire, at es. 64 di. Pattie anus Green at 3s. do. • la a state ready ter ase, to jams of Ilb. aid upwards. The se colours may be had la powder t at shoguns price. JAPAN 011IttN, a beeetifdl eolouri: newish, for WOO din Blinds, fenders, flower•baktits; . lb. in Weal e ls. 3d., its. Gd., and Ss. each, or in jars of 4lb. and sp wards; at IL 94. per pontid. &rime° Gass*, an elegant pea-green for in-door work, as walls of rooms, daimons, lie. at Ss. per pound, in jars of illh. and onwards; and in powder at the sane pries. NM. All the above Pabits.are Sold with printed directions. itsativ P Patina of 4447 kind, properly wised for in-deor and olit4toor Work. White Pilot of e very brut quality at lid. per lb. Other Solodrs In proportion. AROSLTIC !Amu, for delicate id-door purposes, free from ofensive smell; dead White it le. per lb. Other co lours in proportion. elenaloo White Lead, and Oils, Colours, And Varnishes of "WY d•sgris oo -. _ loveateleata of these articles properly assorted and packed for exportation. Patterns of the Greens, and detailed lists of the Celbers sad Vernlches, airy be seen at the afanufactory, 33, West Smithfield. London- . • • . Under the Especial Pah*** of Ile Primes§ Emeritimy. His . Excellency the )GaleAmbeemediee fro* tee Empero r Of Pas* and many Eigis Lad Distingidshed Persosages. OWLAND'S KALYDOR, for Preserving, &anti- KIL. fylog„ and improving the Complexion. A Lady of Title* the came of her Trivets and poppies! Researches is the EOM= part of the World, discovered a Composed fernifig one of the lost exquisite and PlesSing Cosmetics !Alberto aolisowo *this or as other country. This Cosmetic posmodifts peculiar Basks* properties Nemo fealty selleent le unidleitlig Frick les,pitimples; Spots, Redness.** ofteetedeests Respite*, she eredellly produc ing adelioate clear &newish* Skin, the abet saylow complei ion char and lovely, readering it bealtifelly soft, an d Id parting a healthy **juvenile bloomte-tba face, neck, and and arms; diffusing a Aloe)** trily flawing; preierving the skis from the lacks** atmosphere, and by a daa per. severance in the eppileatioa of this Cosmetic, it tendstopro mote the free exercise of esti* importarit reactions of the skin, which Ire of the untied importance for the preserva tion of health, sad eIIitAUTIFUL COMPLEXION. : To Ledles who are Stale* It is of great !foliated*. as It gives immediate relief to Inflearid Nipples, add *offs the infant's mouth. Die perfectly issoeent, sod the most de licate Lady or Child may at all times us it with the great est safety. To Gentlemen whose Fades ire tender after filhavlag. !his Colima* Is recommended fbr thin* and :effete the flee ; it immediately allays lid Irritating and smarting pain, and' imparts delighted coolness, raidering the skin smooth and' seen, and protects the skin from cold winds and scorching 111111. Is oonsectente of the reeemmeadation of several distill .gaished personages, who attested the pre-eminent virtues of this Cosmetic, the sole Proptieters, A. ROWLAND and SON, parchased the Recipe of the above lwdy, and offer tt to the Nobility, Gentry, and the Public at large, as a valu able Preparation. Sold at Ss. ed. and 4s. ed.: per Bottle, duty Included. Sold by the sole Profile**, A. Rowland sad Son. No. '2O, Hatton-Garden, Holbode; London; pod by oast Per fumers and Medici* Venders. BILIOUS AWID, LiVER . S a mild and effectual remedy for all those. Distordei* t 2, which originate In a viC•ated action of the Liver and binary organs, namely, Indigestion, loss of A ppetite,' Head-ache, Ileartburn, Fiatulencies, Spasms. Costiveness,' Affections of the Liver, &c. as. DIXON's ANTI S ILIOUS PILLS have met with more general approval than any other, Medicine whatsoever. They unite every reeoninseoda.ion of mild operation with sucoakful elect ; and requireno re straint or coidinenieut whatever durllig the ase. le tropical climates where the consequences of redundant and vitiated, bile are so prevalent and alarming, they are an Invaluable and 412cient pr,.*etine. They are likewise peculiarly cal .ciilatd to correct disorders arising from excesses of the, table, to restore this tone of the stomach, and to remove most complaints occasioned by Irregularity of the bowels. sold In Rinse, et 2s. 94.11 e. lis. and 225. by Solicit , : Chemists. 4, Obeapaide, Bt. Paul's 224, getut ,Street. (near the Argyle Rooms , ) Lond on ; i o faterloc Place. Elia : . burgh ; Midvale Str..el.• Dublin ;" eitd' by the principal &eine Venders threesboet the UttitedlChigdos. IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. • HOUSE OF LORDS—Tussost Lord STANLEY, and other Members of the House of 1 Commons, !imagist up the Gas Light and other private Bills, and also the Bill for regulating Turnpike Trusts. Lard DONOUUHMORE presented a petition from attain Individuals in Ireland against the Bill far repo. luting the Irish !hand Juries.—The petition was received, and ordered to lie on the table. _ ._..._. Lord COLUiI&SITIt moved the third readiog of the Shmilwell Church BT. ........_.. lAird ROSSLYN said that there was a certain clause which he would beg leave to have struck out. The No ble Lord alluded to the clans, introduced into the Bill by the Co.nmittee of the House of Commons ; naately, toot s tvientv-four trustees should be added to those alreak chosen. the Noble Lord complained of some Megal acts committed by the trustees, to the consequences of which the parish iea subject, and that the money of the parish .liar been, collected and 'misapplied by the trustees. The Bishop of LONDON defended the conduct of the trustees. He did not deny that the expensesof the Church amounted to ktritth larger sum than hrd been at fire; agreed on. However, there bad been no waste of the money, or any extravagance or corruption on the part el the trustees. ..,y. 'a •