The Statesman. — London, England, 1821-03-07 00:00:00

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Maims of Landon Water Works, praying to be heard NOTICE is hereby given to all Persons desirous rant impatience of taxation. Were these the Miniiiters • of toserweihi, to 84 PPlif the Pliewisit "lid" The Bishop of CHICHESTER presented' a Petition against the Bill now in the House for repealing part that ought to conduct the affairs of this great flattest? for the um f the 4ring, vit.:— from the Archdenceary of Chi c he s t er , aga i ns t th e C a - et . the' Act fotCharles• the Second, prohibiting build- H e was of opinion, that till the men and the &Mein BREAD. tholic Claims en the table. inp in certain parts on the banks of the Thames. Q to his M*j.sty ' s Land Forces it Cantonments , Quarters, were changed, no remedy could be supplied to 'team andiedrreeks,intheender-inentlonedCountiesend Islands:— Mr. Dareneerr and other Me m bets briniest up an Vr. C. CALVERT did not object to this Petiti on ev il s now t h e su bj ect of complaint. II the M em be rs Illedfor Gloster (inetudiag Nottingham, Enclosure 'Bill from the Commons, which m i l r e ad a being brought up, bat the Bill alluded to bad only of that House chose to support such Ministers, it was Beeltdiiieladiag Me the City of Bristol) Oxford. fi rst t i me. been brought In to se cure th e p ro p er ty o f certa i n i n - t h e i r own fault; but it was for the landed interest to r Tows °Manger- Hunts. Rutland, IRELAND. t tl e i ct yid t Li s ; o ld : nO. were naturally very anxious to pro- unite, in order to compel them to reduce the taxes- If ,_ ford), Hereford, Salop , The Earl of LIMERICK had a Petition to present 'Berwick, Hertford, Somerset, from the Chamber of Commerce of Limerick, which Sir JOEXPH YOJiKE hoped that the shore of the arthoissrrealarerinniontgdsotnaete, of f h ba e n n a b ti r o u n ptc w y o . uld if be by a fo re u d n u d at in i : n a i gt ii eeirs. Hunts, Stained, s i tembeidasi(laelud- Isle of Man Saloth, was incorporated by R o y a l Ch ar te r , and consisted of river would met be completely covered with buildings. of the taxes the evil could not be met, what then must leg the Town of Isle of Wight. Surrey, the moat respectable mereh aa t s , Th ee st a t e d that It had Wag beta a complains that the City of London be done' In that case they muit go to the Funds; . Newmarket), Sent(includineTil- Sussex, Chester. bury Fort in theWerwkk , great injury had been dose to the Irish Oat market by h a d lo t a quay, like Paris and other cities. In the they utast diminish the interest of the National Debt. Cornwell(ineleditm comity of E W ssex). estmorelaad, the mode ill which the searares woe taken , as it had time of Cheri e , th e S econ d thi s was a mama , of mom - By and by this question would come before the House Scilly), Lancaster. Wilts, occasioned all ands* impanel's of Foreitra Oats. plaint, ant. As had evidently caused the Act in in another shape. It would then be seen whether the i turalyeriand, Leicestfr, Worcester, I hey also complained of the restrictions on imports- • % mays to t Derby, 'Jacob. York, . He hoped the buildings by Hon. Member, who was to bring it on. was sincere in t ~ dos. litiddimet, North a s s ea * Gee of Irish Spirits into [Mat 'Britain, With re- the river side would not be further multiplied to die- the desire he expressed to relieve the agricultural . e; Deese. Sleenteuttr, ifslos spect to the first part of their Petition, he was happy to fi g ur e thi s gr e a t sown. s re 1 1 Durham Norfolk. In the several Conn- hear that the other House is engaged in considering classes. Ile was re of a lap magas aill Mr. C. CALVERT wished the Hon. Member would he was one of the supporter ofthose MI lit 1 • Vises (exclusive of Northampton. ties in North Bri- th e best mode of taking the averages ; and with respectpporters make al eacursion from the Tem I d London e Titterry Fort) Northumberinnd. taiu. p e own to were the cause of all the distress now felt. It would Aa also Dread to the Household Troops in Loudon to the second, he also nuderesised that a measure was Bridge. He would then find that ninety-nioe place, soon be :seen what credit was due to hint. and whether 0 . and its Vicinity. in progress to place the importatiea of Irish S p i rits on . • ' out of every hundred, if not nine hundred and ninety- it h is • was really object to re li eve, or whether this was : i OATS, ti fa vour a ble a more fooog . .—Tbe Petition was then wise out o f a th ousa nd, h a d b een a l rea dy b u ilt upo n . mere l y a d e l us i on gain!) b etween hi m an d t h e H os ' ent - To His Majesty's Cavalry in Canton atents and Quarters ini:l' read and laid on the table. the andermeutioned Counties:— So that there eas little danger oldisliguriug or spoil- ment. If be was disposed still to vote fur Ministers. -• 1 Iledfont, Gloster. Rutland, The Offenders' Transportatien Bill was read a ing that part of the town. be could put but little confidence in bins. fie then i l It erwiet, Hereford, Salop. second time, and ordered to he committed oem Tian • After a few words from Sir IV. CUR !Id, the Pe- presented th e p e titi on . Backs, Hertford, !Stafford, day. Canibri igt, Hunts. Westmorland, tition was ordered to he laid oil the table . Mr. BIRCH examined the effect produced by t he. greeter, Leicester, Wilts, The * General Inelmnre Acts Amencitio.nt 818 was AGRICULTURAL DISTRESS. last protecting duty laid on foreign cora, and slowed i Cumberland, Idle:ohs. Worcester, also read n second time, sad ordered to be committed Mr. LOCKHART presented a Petition from certain that it had not accomplished what was expected front ; Derby, Monmouth, North and South on Thursday. occupiers of laud in the county of Hereford, complain- it. ile reminded time House that they had to prote, t Durham, Oxford , Wales. Adjourned till Thursday nest. FORAGE, 'viz.ing of agricultural di s t r ess, li e p u t it to the house, t.ro classes, the consumers as well as the growers, , Oats, Hay. and Strew, to His Majesty's Cavalry in Bar- --sems.-- if those cuniplained of distress who were near the Lon- and, be would, th ere f o re , ? racks, and Oats is Cantonnsents , aid quarters, iu the min- HOUFE OF COMMONS.—Tyssesv • d on markets, what must be the situation of the oc- ask, whether it would now be wise to have recourse to a new Corn Bill ?—whe- . dermeutioned Counties in South Britain : Berk., Middlesex. York , Mr. CCRTEIS (front the Bank) presented Accounts copiers of land in the distant county Irons which this ti mer at a moment lik e t h e p resen t it wo uld be w e ll to Cornwall, Norfolk, Ordnenee Bfirmekt of !be Balances in Cash now in the bat)* of tlim. Bank petition mime. The petitioners suggested no violent attempt to relieve the distresses of one class, at the Delos, Northampton, at Newcastle - upon Company.— Ordered to lie on the table. measures for their relief—they recommended no expense of another, who were also exposed to the se- I>orset, Nottinelant. Tyne, sod Oats in breach of f.iitle towards the public creditor; but the)* verest distresses? Essex, Somerset, Northumberland. Mr. JutistsoN (from the Office of tie Chief Secre- Hants (including Su ff olk, A n d i n t h e severa l tart' for Ireland) presented Accounts of time Sums • prayed protection against time foreign grower, that M r. li t tOCII un d er st oo d th e Hon. Member for Nor- 1 , the Isle of Wight) Surrey, Counties in North paid into time First Fruits Foods In Ireland.—Ordered they . ..might be placed in such a situation as would folk to have supposed a collusion between hilu and the L' Kent. Sussex. Britain. to lie on the table. enab l e them to contribute their share towards the pay' (loves-lament. ' 1 Lancaster, Warwick, 'that the Delireries are to commence on tied for the 231 k N II SC ELLANE OCS. went of the inter's! on the National Debt.—Ordered Mr. C 4 Hi E denied that he hail usA the expression. Day of .4pril next; that Proposals in Writing. scaled General OASCOYNE presented a petition from err- to lie on the table. Mr. GOOCH felt us strongly fur the distresses 4 .1' vu and marked, `• nmder for Army Supplies." will be re- fain inhabitants of Li verpoo l , Mr. HONEY d'Otilt presented a Petition from the t h e agr i cu lt ura l c l asses as t h at H onoura bl e M em b er trued at this t#ee, on or before Tuesday the -27th it/ praying fur relief from himself couid. Ile should he ashamed of himself if taxes h -Weeta .111.ri. (but none rill be rereircd alter Twelve the on *ops, windows, ear.—Ordered to lie on County of lient, siu.ned by (lei gv, and Fri.,•holelers, volop,ajotog of the present th ere me r e any collusion on such a subject, and still 1,4t..1 of time Gentry, o'ctoot Ns dial day). the table. Proposals mast be made separately for each Comity Le rove was g i ven t o b r i n g i n a Bill to form a Coin- Agrieumtural Distress. more should he be ashamed if lie were capable of be. and Island; except for the Counties romprising North Sir E. KNA it:URI:LI. supported the prayer of : ing made the tool of any Goverionent. pany to . Im . called , the Antimephitie Company. , time petition. Sir E. KNATCIIIICIA. spoke of the importance aid Sou th Wales, alt of which must be included in one that he 11011111 urine, nn Mr . LI TM EN gave notice reader; as also must the several Counties in North of inquiring into the existing agricultural &spelt:, Britain; and rack Proposal mist hare the Letter which the 15th inst. for tilt repeal 4.1 the Agri. mo.tural I form. . ' Sir It. W I . ISON did not oppose . the petition, as ' is a din the Tender properly,filled up. by 7'wo Per- T ax. lie WISS of opinion that i t was desirable the House I se " °J."1.14.4 Pe "" lfif ' .. " 9 " t " " hemille bellied with the Mr. DAV F.\ ponT resente d a petit;o„ f r om th e sl• and wished to know if the Honourable Member fur wild go into a Committee on the subject. lie was Abingdon, if, in order to let this subject come on Party tenderiag. in the antonnt slated in the printed • . early, he would postpone his motion, whicii stood for , Partieniars,for the dote 'averment, gills( Contract ;gad Occupiers of Land, in t .he County Palatine alio—ter, willing to enquire into the ceases of the Agricultural us Proposal will be notiscd unless made on a printed 'felt- complaining of Agricultural distress. Ile bit tied to Distress, though lie must always be against imposing this day. To him it appeared that he (blr. Maberly) ; f r . der, and the Priers expressed in wards al length ; and sav, that he concurred with every word in the Petition, new Corn laws. might du so much without touch inconvenience to him- -1 , shonld it so harp's. that, during the eonlialeatece of the •, , ~ . that ,,, had his hearty ft . Priti HONEY WOOD said. the petitioners did not s e lf.--(Cries of " No , tio.'') •• • . 4 4 of 41."4"..".dirdelwirdu"ifthf mar. alki D." 441 itlway' " P l r , ilY* s r l Lord „Li to tie oral time specify awe peretessiat elan of relief, but called uimon slr. 31. 11E111.1' said, time motion he bad to sub- the expense o„, Orr Stamps on the Contract and Bond. port.—The petition was ream an e paid in Pre „first instance by the Contractor, will be re- ta bl e . the House to su pp le such remed y as they might m i t to t i me I l oose , a p peare d to he fully as important , n Jii Puled to him.at that of the Hon. Gentleman; severs ! Mt in e : b rs Lad i Partietslars of the Contra c ts may be had upon appli- , Mr. C. DUN DAS presented petitions from the n c . think lit, Sir R. WILSON remarked what he had said on reinair.md in town to he present at it, and he angrier: ratio* al this Office. between the hours et/ T t .. : , am ,' copiers u . 3 . k'onr, and at the Office of Deputy Conamissary General those, Along..4m, ll antage, Emmy, Edinburek. P. S. Samples qf the 'tread and Mouil may be seen at this , , Oiler, beaseems She boars qf Tonere and The. . ..._. El . LEGANT TA I LORING, LAVERS' -ILA . HA lIITS FELlesEs. and Yams chstliesses's DOW Wahl or . f Land, near ll'allingf.rd—frous To yfurml, Norri:-. and several other cultural distress . —Orilered to be primed. places, co o mpiai . ni i n i g , :i s.teca d. this subject, did Ho t particularly apply to this 1....1i- thought - it his duty to time country .aniaourn, , a p . Mr. lit ItilY presented a petition from the 2vni r r i ; II"' and occu piers of 17,613 acres of laud, in the coon- -1 Ti ' • t • ..t. 1I • .. —..— t .1.....1111....2 tv ..f Sipi•cc. me relation 11:Is most rm•so, mA I % but to that which preceded, whico had called fur a protecting clo. The Petition was ordered to lie on time table. Mr. OM OCI4 presented several petitions from the owners mid occupiers of latal in the county of Suffolk, proceed with it. and the House to Mr. 11. SUMNER hail thought it important the the debate on the Corn Laws should take place its their presence, anti no reason equally urgent had oc- curred to him for their being present at the motion of I ts • • I • Ilm r 4 'y of Sonora. The petition was most respectab), sigmt . ,l, by persons formerly opulent, but 1 :ill higbly respectable, and complained of agricultural distress. (Irdered to lie on the table. and one from the occupiers of liand in the North of Devosithire, on the 'object of agricultural distress.— Ordered to lie on the table. 11IvElt h;DE HUILDINcs. ... . Mr. T. IVI! SON presented a petition, respectably si,:neil ;ty .11erelsen7s, Trailers, and others, complain int:. of the introdurtion of a Dill into Pat :lament to re peal the Act of Charles thi. Second, respecting build ings on the banks of the river. Me. C. CAIXEILT admitted this petition to be re tire( tahl sire: I ; but by whom was it signed : Nut by persons livioe• by the side of the river, but by per sons living in Cannon-street, Crooked-lane, and places no inn;" rferteil ii!,- the measure than Paddington could be. Ile noilltl tell hen: titis happeLed.— filen. were three brothel., who were in the Coinnion Coun cil, wha had inade it their business to go about, liv misreprrsentations, to raise opposition to the fill.— They had represented the bill to ntlect all buildings to be eret'ed by the . watre-tille, and also the highways. NOW, wa , this a f•'...• rr i iresentatiou ? It bad never been into' :DI to in n rfere with the bights it y s.—The Bill Is 1.1 iiterAy b:'en introduced to proteet iudiriduals affainst litilions prosecations to which they were ex itoseil under the Art of i.h a rles 11,, an d -.00, h A irer ted private property amounting to not less than a usillion as:d a half. Mr. T. IV! I.Sf/N considered the ground in yne‘tion to be not private, lint public proprr:y. 1 lie public to be 'Purr haul not a right to build upon it, but they had a claim to a right of passage. Sir J. YORK K did not conceive that those oily had an intereat i, this question who lived on the banks of th e r i v er. Ile was m it one of those litppy ducks who were s o eireo. aetanced; bit hr c.insidereil that lie had as erreat aii i7.ter.ott in Old Father Thames as anybody e l s e e o tt 'ol loart.—llse petition was-ordered to iir on the table. .. i~ 311- ur•••• 3 - tlet ) I; . an a" li tic' toper qn ent AL O r lib An tilt' cotters Af el.k 10 116 u‘tieg iil MO' can't' N sr AORICUI.TURE. 3. ,taviv is tr, r *— v te' gst e• 11-- 131 ; ,t C. 61' rmr:" . " Oe r e Sl.ll l l • Ist4 ," .1.u+1110" :.1. plat. tasteficly ornamented) also SUPERIOR LIVER I ES. BIETiIiCOSEN retiiiesti prroilssiott to solicit a roortin *nee of that highly distinguished patroeage which his aid estnhlished House. le. Rathbone Place, LOOdOS. has been honoured with for a length of time. in cunsequeuce of 11 1 . tasteful nod superior style of cutting Men of ra;10. , .... l'lutlits. Regimentals, T.adies 4 habits. and Young (tenth- Three Dresses, both plain mid elegantly ornamented. Liveries. &c.-- Country residents may be informed how to traitsmit their ttleilielef per post. Cutting taught to COUNTRY T.III.ORS as usual, or fssitionattle Models supplied. Unpaid Letters not admitted. FISTARLISIIED UPWARDS OF TWEVI'Ii" YrARS. Ver the Sale of Irish Linen by the Piece. at the Factor's price. No 4. on the SOUTII SION of BLOOMSSU II 1 . - sUC.I.It I:, four doors from the top of Southampton-Mrs-et. !lotion:. laiti: Iltltill LINEN co3lr.txT beg. leave to announce to the Public. that the shove House is their only establishment in this country t where they tontine.* to sunpiv the Nobility, ilentry, and the Public. with WAR RANTED grass-bltaehed [Allen. for Shirts and Sheets. of the best fabric and colour, at a price considerablv lower than they COI Ine procured thruit.:.ll wiry other laillillit. ?hes also engage to return the per has* money should any Intuit appear. (iota Irish Sills and Bank of Irelasd Notes taken as usual. Country and Ton a Orders punctually attended to by 11;le A pits , Jena DcocovaN. 4. illoomsborv-twrivare. London. Jews DoTaa. SI. St. Man's Abbey. Dublin. ii.Patrieles Dove - ill decide Al.!. !-.-•Enere Capitsl-1 7 :;;y ottwe Prize— Every Number—Etery Tiehot—Aod et cr y Shavv—tanst be determined oaths 11th (ATMS MONTH'. (Marten). lite Last Day of Drawing and close of the Contract. Il 111 SH r.-spertfulle • remittelt leis lust Prienoln. • the Pilhiic, that in a yore few does the Lottery will be entirely concluded as the THREE PRIZES of Alit LBW. Consols and Money. with every other Capital. and et et other Prize, remaining in the IVheel, most he &wan on Si. Patrick's Day, lith of this ltionth. There are still a few Tiekels-and !shares left on Hale. T. SIMI begs to congratulate the Public on their general and inilividaal Success on the previous days of drawing.— No. 4 .033. ('lass A. .t 21,M0 ; 74b. 4.1: 1 .3. Clans A. .t lASI% sod tiis other eapitak , were all sold sndehared at his For tunate Oftrei, 4. eaenhill ; and 0. ('haring-Cross. a s s The Price of Stocks k affixed hourly against 111511'S °aces, in Corobill, by which the Public may see the les tuitions. CoCKLE'S 12(111POUN I) AN TiIitEW:s PTETA, for Bilious. Liver, and Stomach t'omplalnts. Indbtes4 Milk Wei (lend-sehe, &c.—The Proprietor of this Nledl ahwisittrs himself, that the most unquestionable testimony. AIM superior efficacy, is to be found in the highly respect- We Pa tronage Itit i li which it is honoured. It is therefore r ° ll6 dealllrsedunttended to the attention of the Public. P VTRONS: His Grace the Duke of R ranee : his (Irate the Duke of Manchester ; Nt. !hoorah:et the Earl of Ath lone : Right Honorable the Earl of Roscommon ; Right lionorab e Lord Rentinck ; Right llonc.s able and Rev. Lord it . Fitzroy ; Right Rev. the Lord Risley of Bt. 14sph ; Lord llnniand; Hmsorable at n. Mahn,. M.P. ; Arito. %VD suit : Sir W. Rowley. Hart. M.P. ; Sir G. IL Smyth. liar!. ; J. N. 1A ildham. P.N. M.P.: Alderman Wood, M.P.: Iles . . Arritiii OttO Jefferson; Rev. J. Edgar, Chaplain toll is 3la irgY : Rev. Dr. Pryee; Rev. A. fileitos ; Rev. H. Hutton; 1118 . J. P. Gies. : Rev. T. Scott ; Rev. W. Whingehl : .2aier J. Bridge, dr.—Prepared only by Mr. Cockle. .Apo 'nerir Y. 0. lipeltlitur%t-street. Ritrton-cresernt ; and'. . 1 4 1 by lii respeetsble Venders, in Roses. at 134 d. 44:061. 44 : 61 I sad las. : also i n Family Boxes et Its, by lakrsieta * he r r it I. Ilion, of 71.--1401 e whoies t i e sgeats, M e ss. Bar.;:ay 134 -" 11 ‘.%13, Fleet -market. Mr. DIefiENSON presented a petition from the manufacturers and others engaged in the trade, in the town of Froome, in the county id Somer set, 'praying fur a repeal of the new duty on wool.— Ordered to be printed. Mr. DYNt; presented a petition from the occupiers of land, and 'cattalo atanefiletnrers in the neighbour hood of I. zhridge, ionsplaining of agri, ultural dis tress, and prayinia protecting ditty on the importa tion of foreign cora. Mr. JANES moved for envies of the correspon dence which might have taken place on the subject of IntilißiNg barracks at Carlisle and Paisley, setting forth the pro•rress made in such worlss , and the ex pense incurre d. ' The motion was agreed to. Sir T. I.IETHBIODGE presented a Petition front the toun of Sheldon Mallet, pravi!!g the repeal of tit.- new ii'ool fluty.—Otdered to h.. nn the t01d... Mr. WROTTESLEY postponed his motion with re , pect to the Bankrupts' Court till Tuesday. De took occasion to say, that his object bad been Inlilelon ',civet'. It was not his intention to alter the % %hole system of Bankrupt laws, but to suggest certain reu lations in the appointment of officers. Sir It. PARNELL brought in a Bill to sanction the leaving of Tithes in Ireland.—Brail a first, an .1 ordered to be read a second time on Friday, and ,:r -deted to he printed. Sir 11. WO, presented a Petition from 80. Oven piers of Land in the neighbourlinall of Lewes, rem ',Wiling of Agricultural Distress.—Ordered to ne rn the table. Sevetal Petitions were pre s ented from Stitfoll: on the same suk,ect.—Ordered to lie on the table. Mr. SYKES presented a Petition from certain Corn Importers of Kingston-non-8011 , .tati:ux tli it they had invested large sows in the pi:reliase of fo reign corn, praying that nu alteration tint: take place in the torn Laws, and complaining - of the operatixt of the measures adopted to restore a metallic currency The Hononrable Member differed from the Petitioners on the latter subject, and thonght whatever temporary evils might be deplored, that it teas wisdom to atih”re to the decision which had bean come to.--Ordered to be printed. Mr. WESTERN. presented Petitions from the Owners and occupiers of Land in the neighbourhood of Chelmsford, ;it Essen, anal (non tiarkinz. The Petitioners united and occupied snore than DIP,CO,I aeret of land. He was I%lllom-ea that tialess some relief wvs speedily afforded, that thousands of ver tu/it* must be ilievitably ruined. lie Aral of opinion that the Corn grower was nut sufficiently protected against the :suportation of foreign - grain. Sir E. MULVEY sapported the prirr of elf' p...i• tion.—thdered t. lie ou the table. Mr. COKE hv l . z petition tr , present, and, support !ls!: the prayer of th.- prtitron, he tnn•t moll the atten- Coin of I;ol'erl!.nent sui•j-cts which were of a cha racter so intim! t•uo, that ;.e was astonished Ministers %e rre not the first to take thrtn np. The Isersous sob scribing the petition which he held in his hand prayed for the 'repeal of the last duty on Malt. This, he was of opinion, might he ventured upon, and the deficiency thereby caned in the rerren?, he was persnaded, could be made good, by a system of econumr and retrench ' mem. Ile was not one of those who thought that pro tecting datirs wou4l relieve the existing agricultural dirtress. What was the effect of the protecting ditty on wool ? At the time the Hill passed, the price of wool was from htls. to 141. hnt soon after it fell to 40$. or 435. and now it was difficult to get more thatTrls. far it. fly a Noble Lord in the other House, the dif ficulties of the coutorT were aseribed to the increase of nor portlation. Ili, opinion, iitrue, seemed to melte t he toornattil, , Tiffin •Ily gicAl as a blessing 0 iocceas the Hon. Ge.rtleamn. Mr. S. woaTmo . was disposes! to go into the Committee, but was not prepared to vote is fryour of any new measures blue those fur which many of the petitioners hail prayed. Mr. BENNETT suggested that the Hon. Mende opposite (Mr. Gooch) lord better abandon the idea of bringing forward his motion that night, and fix it fur torte.rrow. Mr. Cl' Itirlre described the large importations of corn which la.ttl taken place in lelj, ISIS, and le IS. and remarked that whenever the ports should be opeu reptile an immense influx acorn might be expected. The Petition was ordered to lie on the table. Nlr. 111H11101 . SE thought the Hon. Gentleman (Mr. Nlalierly,) right in not givith way on the pre sent ocenelen. Ile had a Petition to pretreat on the sahject of the power exercised by a Judge in fining an individual on his trial: hut its consequence of the important leeriness about to come on, he would decline presenting it that everting. Sir C. BURNELL presented a Petition from Stay rsing, in Sussex, praying relief, and complaining of Agricultural Uiatrer. Ordered to lie on the table. Mr. fl. sumrigit presented *similar Petition (min Surreys. Ordered to lie on the table. Sir.l. NEWPORT moved that certain returns which he had previonsly mores. for should be presented forth with. One Priblic Board had thoeeht it ought to be *tempted from the censure he bad pronounced on a for mer day on the tardiness which he had remarked. es It had in eleven olive produced a Paper which le• thonelst might batre . h , en given in half an hour, did not in his opinion call on him to retract what be had advanced. Lard CASTLEREAGH !mid the Army Estimates were fixed for Friday, and the necessary returns weer retelv to he produced. )Ir. J. P. GRANT moved, that the aerettnts is detail of the Estimates of the Medical Evireartiture of the Army in the present year should be laid Whore the Howie. (belt-red. Sir T. ACLAND presented a Petition from the Owners and Occupiers Of Laud at Barnstaple, on the snhiect of Agriealtnrai Distress. Ordered toile on the table. OPHTHALMIC INST.., as., Sir R. FM/MUSSON einred• for a perticniar ac count of the Ophthalmic Establishment, distinguish ing each year, and specifying under each head, tire p a y to Nee W. Adams and the other Method Officers. and the charges for servants, nurses, and orderlies, and other coutlegent expences. M r . ie. LEWIS said, he hoped most earnestly that when the Honourable Baronet hail oh:al:red the infor mation fur .which he had just moved, be would move f Couunittee to enquire into the whole subjecf, that as indivitlesl, to whom the country was indebted fur services of vast matii:s is, might: have a full °prof- - - 01..../t.