The Statesman. — London, England, 1823-06-25 00:00:00

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AT an ESPECIAL tOURT of MAYOR sod AI: DERM RN, held is the Chamber of the Ouildhig of the City of London, on the Feist of the Nativity of Saint John the Baptist (that is to say), Tuesday, the filth of June, ISO, and in the fourth yen of the Reign of George the Fourth, of the United Kingdom of Great Britain aid Ire land, King, he. Whereas it has been represented to this Court that Jobs Mussey, late of No. IS, New -street, Cloth-fair, steads etiarged upon the Coroner's Inquest of the Murder of Mi chael Delaney, on Sunday, the ifttb day of June instant, whoever will apprehend the said John Hassey shall, upon his conviction, receive a' REWARD of ONE HUNDRED POUNDS, to be paid by the Chamberlain of this City. TIM-said John Hussey is about. eve feet seven inches in height, about thirty-two years of age, has light hair, is of a rosplexion.and a little plusd with the wall-pox; is twss4 ,series the shouldorslp a sirkii wilk; ham *owed the sasployessoi - babosrer , and is 1 49,010 1 i' "` istf- the Rmestt'sCenal, , .. . SPANISH COMMITTEE. IritlE SPANISH 01)31111ITTEE have. •great *NON de layise MAIN the. Public the folienviaraddi• 001 1 11144 t of 1 11111101110. already received; and they 10001 add st iliat his $ nostleasst.fishisiralJebet• 7 . Data of Will Lorenzo, and the Gentlemen of the Spied* lisabwyhnlliar a second time meet earnestly their desire of 'Mlle tributing to dm ' Committee have coesider ed theinseives Wake . . of accedieg to thelrpro• posal, • : 4).1.4.7 ' I ' l • ...! " ••• . . . ...mai,!l Almoner of ilabeeripisiakilitiedradviiithed ilmoma" His It icellency Admit- - t;t''' •'' LL-Col. Jas. Hughes 'l Ir'' • i., rakJabat ...... -"BO • 0 Col. Win. Hughes... , . MO '4 lima et Bin Lorenzo 100 0 IA Harbert0n........410 1 11 'The /Int Secretary of • A Friend to Mugs bat-' • tie Legation 6O 0 *et to Kingeraft.... I 0 The Arse Second Be _ • B. *bath. Esq..• . .:...JO 0 R creteries l6 ~ Aumell Collett.E;q. „A The Chevalier d'Onis lid U Aimless P Rat Dr l y!. Iguli•••:•i•i 7 Mr. . Sern e eter . : ... , ....r.: AS II 4.Seleed. • . —.4 . 1.131/ S° r. • .6 0 Mes•Magends..• • aIJ44 Iltli 4eut3Carmel Casio 6 I • Or, James Ma#411.1,1111241 Civet Toreno..• • au 0 ,r 0 901.5 Dyscie. sitseat-.4 Lord Hollanif i . .. ~ 5O 0 MeadoLsTayloe jio O The Duke of Devon- • Freedom to F shire ' • 106 0' at Finehley, ' Lord Wm. Beittinek 6O 0 Subsaiption.....• • II 9 Hen. and Rev. Anchl ad Grey. Wm.Tbos.Goad, Esq. ,10' - 1) Rev. Iliunnel Hopkiii- 20 0 G. lp W Slt •E le rri ll Bgt" ' Es . q . 2 . 2 sou, Morton - 3 3 Rev. Thos. Jervle, W.Stewart Rose,Esq. 210 Brompton Grove. Philip Edwards. Esq 1 U one of tbe executors A Nobleman, a Friend , of the late S. Down to the Spaniards 10# 0 er, Esq .. 6 0 E. D. Davenport, .Esq 'lO '0 Air. Thos. Goodwin.. 1 0 George Goodwin, Esq 10 0 B.Menyon, Esq. M.P. 10 0 Hoe. W. H. Lyttleton 6 0 far: Pu11e0.... ...... 2 2 J. C. tatter, Esq.... 9 0': Mr. H. Knight 6 6 Mr. Walter Hughes.. 1 0' it ' I LiseL-Geeerel Samuel '! Me. Johe Pond 1 0 1 •Dalrymple (Istseb.) 10 A• Nu Derprandas . 1 0 Allsa Gilmore, Esq... 6 # Maileimlimith I 0 hir. J. C. Watson .... L I hiaM,Maillitlek l' U germ Captain Darby..• 2 0 awe of Spanish le o. Philips, Esq. M.P 95 0 dependence, from a G. R. Philips, Esq few friends meeting 111. P. .lO 0 at the Red Lion Ts- A Few Journeymen vern,Clentent'S-lane Printers 106.6 d. • Lombard-street..... 6 0 Robert Cholorter,Esq. 10 0 A. Wilkinson, Esq... IV 10 Sir Robert Dundee... 10 0 Messrs. Hallett, Rio lion. G. H. L. Dundee 'lO 0 *hers and Co SO 0 A. S. N. V. 3 lO 6 heath .••1 1 9 . .0 Joseph Dolly 0 6 Edward O'Callaghan, M. hi I i 0 Esq. Dublin...... 10 0 Mr. S. 1 1 F. M. 0 6 John Jackson, Esq.. - . 6 0 W.W • Compositors of The A Yager, H.A.C. • • • •lioteing Cbrdniele. 2 7 ' Messrs, J. Jessup and NW. Vetch a • , J"sloe 2 9 Harrison Wilkins's. . ... H. T. H. 2 .0 the Produce of OW - • • 30. V. W. Copies of the Me- i, _Xtunantia l l. eiples of. an. Egon- ~, Mr•Js Caine... • Able and Ellielent Mr. Wriest 1 0 i System of name- 1 1 Messrs. S. Hart and Ayoung Men's Week's Sons 6 0 (Allowance 0 10 ÜbiLibertas IblPatrla 1 1 Mr. Edward Flower... 9 0 Mr. John Simpson.... 1 0 Mr. Robert Higgins... 1 0 Messrs. Jas. Huxley 184.Fraser,boot-raker 1 1 and Sons... . .... 5 0 Ills Journeymen...... 1 1 Twenty Journeymen, • few Cabinet-makers per N. A. Beckwith, to Peterborough-et. Esq 6 0 The Spanish Consti- J. Jackson,Esq .tition, and it is Rev. T. H. Kingdon 1 1 enough for it that M. F P. Watson 1 0 the Despots of En- Mr. James Haywood 1 0 1 rope dislike it 1 0 Mr. Matthew Biggs.. 2 9 Miss Hart MIS* Charlotte Hart... 1 0 Charles Day, E5q..... 20 0 Mr. R. Jacobs • • ..... 1 0 W. D. 11 1 0 Vander Gucht, Esq... 5 6 Mr. A. Ferguson 1 1 Mr. Montt, 123. Chan- R. Maekmurdo, Esq... 6 6 eery-lane, his first J. Mattthey. Esq S 3 donation of one- J. G.Dissonlavy, Esq 1 1 fourth of his first fi. Scriveas, E5q...... 3 0 week's sale of Fos- J. Robson, Esc; se's 81acking.......1 15 8 Allen Pering, Esq..: • 2 2 Society of Painters, Rev. D. Barelay,lkni 6 6 Oreat Marlborough- X. Y street .......... ... 1 0 Rev. Charles Beevor 6 0 T.C. a rejected 1.0. U. 0 6 Mr. W.Boycott a 0 S. H ... .. l 1 Mr. Samuel Sharpe... $ 0 R. and 8., ...... 1. 1 Mr. F.Johnson 5 u W . S I I , John J. Briscoe, Esq. 6 6 J, 3 1 I Messrs.R.andT.Frost • Mr. J. Thompson OlO and Co.. 2 2 W. Adams, Esq 3 3 J. Maxwell,Esq.M.P. 20 0 Wm. Taylor, Esq 2 0 RirJ.Maxwell,Ba rt.. 30 0 The Caucus.....,: el 8 Sir R. Johnson Eden, W. Rd. Nightingale, Bart lO 0 Elm . 5O 0 J.J. 5 0 B. H. Barker, Esq... 1 U Mr. Benj. Johnson.... 1 I Rev. Charles Shipley 9 2 Ralph Ricardo, Esq. 6 6 W. 8. Poynt, Esq.... 23 0 S. Nicholson,Esq, ... 5 6 Mr, Wm. Hurry...... 1 0 Thos. Wm. Quinn.), Mr. Geo. Beasley, a Esq lO. 0 -would-be Tyranni- An Enemy to Oppres- aide 1 0 Lion 0 7 j John Montan, Esq..loo 0 .• Additional List of Military Stores reteived :- 118"ssrs. Brander and Potts, 60 muskets and bayonets. Mr. Martin, I musket and bayonet, &c. . Mr. Bremridge, 1 musket and bayonet. Mr. Ranken, 1 musket and bayonet, &e. • • . Mr. Carpenter, 1 musket and bayonet, &c. . .• • Ma Staid, 1 musket and bayonet. . 1 ., Mr. Olding, 1 musket and bayonet. J. W. * *, I carbine. . . . A Friend, 3 muskets and bayonets, &e. ' 1 ,Mr. Vander Gucht, 1 musket and bayohet. Mr. Holding, 1 sword and belt. Mr. Cooper, 1 musket and bayonet. Mr Lessen, 1 musket and bayonet, &e. and a pair of shoes. Mr. Davies, 1 musket and bayonet, &e. R. H. 0., 2 muskets and bayonets, die. Mr. Clerk, 1 musket and bayonet. iIP., 2 muskets and bayonets. Gentleman, a blunderbuss. J.,G., 1 musket ani bayonet. Mr. Perkins, 1 gun. _ All Contributions In kind will continue to be received by Messrs. Hayter, Howell, and Co., 58, Mark-lane, London. Subscriptions will continue to be received at the Commit tee-rooms, at the Crown and Anchor and London Taverns, where the Committee sit daily; Lloyd's; the Stock Ex- I'Messrs. Smith, Payne, and Smith's; Messrs. Ran-' Co's ; and at all the other London Ba n kers. • '.•s : ' By order of the Committee, • ski . • J. GRANT, t FRED. FRESHFIELD, i nen ' Sees ' 11. ERRATA. For L. Rome, Esq. read L. Rowe, Esq. Si. ;For Wia Leidy, Esq. read Wm. Seeley. Esq. 21.21. . This Dori tpublished, in one iolnase, post oetpro, plea PC 10s. R ICH. AND POOR. Spare no arrows"—John Naas. " I beer*, that souse asks. how 1 dare so pihinit, • Taxa the abuses, thst I now see raipal I muse as such, thopkin say 111 loft . , Or dare to asks sse, bun! dare Si *Kr (WIWI' IMO. • • a 2f Printed for Witu j ass Snainwoow, Edialsitgb.; set T. * K.• radt • ' 1 i rlaV Eol2eAtli DAI.TON. Aidliptiaal 1 II alua. *o_ ADAM Rims. Printed for WILLIAM BLACKWOOD, Edinburgh; and Ti CAIMILL, Strand, London. Of when Ray be had. ~,M • I. YALIERIUS, a Rosman Stott. Thee vels; Mae 21. Us. t. Sone PASSAGES in the LIFE of Mr. ADAM *Ai* Pent Bre. Ma. ed. . Vats Dili prise 14 . hdliudir • Patlicalse, bipaeltollsalaralabtlatiOnneia,my,Y. (bolsi tbe Ye, N BRIDGELIit it BISHOP PEARSON'S EXPOSITION of the CREED, fed tie. Um of suing Persons. By CHARLES BURNEY, D.D. F 4.1 Printed for T. CAMILA., in the Strand; aiN IF : • • ry:. - . :1‘3 -, ail - . tai %,,, 1 ,.: • 7 '.. C.r. i , 7.* 41 ' , ~ - • m y ' : -1...-„..:.1...ti . ' •-•1 ... t yum.:. was ever brought, At, laeg oo l::: lib • • • of Medicine , to equal P/g 117 8 ,„;: i i:. •.; • '' • • FRENCH FULLS, for the speedy, safe, hod . , ~. CURE &'wain' Sant and destnietive Ravages it daily sakes on the Frame ; bet, happily, these Pills Care in so short a th 101; and in so nth and easy .* manner, as to warrant him it ledi felleMildentst of slieeessAKl ,la ^ . • NO ,a ~t .. ipaikof Disease shall be left la fiss Wresni. 'rites* Pills are sold in Boxes, at 9s. 9d., at 46, LiqttegsMsd-street, Lon don; Out should it be preferred, the Doctor engages teams the Disease for a stipulated vale, or return the Money ; so that if there be No Cure, there will be No fis : ff .. PAY. `• ili'll' The Itch Cared withoat washing or anointing, by Iliaillig only; price gs. 9d. _ ~, . 1 WIG MX AND LIFE ABBURAIVCE COSIIIPANT orrsess, lintnui-trasse. SLACITILIAIN, 'and 328, Ohisonnoti 8 , LONDON; 31) 10, PIINCIII-11TRIDa, EDI/MORON ; Aid 18, Werrisoastisno-Wrascr, DUBLIN. THE Dirretois of tbls Company respectfully inform. the Public, That Policies of Assurance are grim*, by them on the Lives of Persons in the Army, or Yeomanry, within the United Kingdom, whether on Bait pay: its *Muhl Service. without Extra Premium. Lite Ailment with this Company are permitted to pass by Sea from on. part of the Milted Kingdom to another. in Decked Vessels, or Steam Boats ; aM are also allowed, during Pease to pass from British to day Foreign Port be tweets the Taial and Btest, both !Delusive, le Vessels as Ogee described. without additioeal charge. .IPM OFFlCE.—Capital Ors Mission. Persons adsming in this Dare participate in Profits Sep tennially, withal Incurring the liability of Lou, the Pro prietors heels, übdertaten tit Ifeepons/bility ; upon which Prineiple eurrierni* are lira bereners of Tea Twenty, and Thirty per Cgs& beteg mid in addition to t he Amount o wed; sad Beadoimeo Memedd where the Paymentbas been movirAmaiLdeultioLtliodithm Issured. DONakemonalio& lamest Instesses, to TIVIIN'TY -", per Coat 'ad 'A some to upwards of TRUITT r ••• within I' big Majesty's Royal tatters Patent—LEA KE'S ILP !Pilate '.Balntarle. One smell PHI is a Dose ; and the taking oPone box, in a recent ease, will soon convince the Patient Of the certainty of his speedy recovery. No idling ems be better amitrived, .or safe, or more convenient than tide essonly. %emelt-is are obliged to go joarnies or loses, as it needs sounallnement or restraint of Diet : and 00 years experieoce (Ibis gummiest practice) has proved that it will elfeet a Care, idles di other teethed, avail no thing. For the Scurry and other ehronical disorders. this . htedleine has not its parallel. Upwsrds of 40,000 per sons, of both sexes, have been radically eared within the last eight years. Prepared sod sold by the sole Proprietors, T.Teviott and Sox, Surpass,* at their house. No. 9. New Bridge-street, in boxes of only 2s: l 9d. each, duly included. They are aim sold by their appointment, with copious direc tion, at Mr. Hepbarn's Toy-shop, 1* Oxford-street; Mr. Disborough's, 7, Fisb-street Hill. nearly opposite the Mona went ; at Mr. Baxter's, Ediabergi ; Mr. Newberry's, Dublin : and by ono person la overt considerable Town in Great Britain flit Ireland. Advise. gratis to Persons taking the above. or other of the Proprietors inedielaos. " 0 gee the published by thelnyll i Celloge of London. 3r A - VIVE mad . Cent. ea Premien ibMemn:Xaea e. at Michaelmas, bee been added to all Polimies of a. surampe effected in this Oillos, for the whole Period of 404 • FIRE OFFlCE.—Capital Ons litiz.sow. t. Polities effected *poi every Description of iMMlestog i tldlbistbe United Kingdom, upon reasonable Term. ilLemies are uniformly paid by this Company, with Übe velltrand Promptitude. •• • • Ptilkies, which expire at Midsemmer, should be renewed • Within Ib Days thereafter. or the same will become void. No Entrance Money, Admission Fee, or other Oficial Charges exacted. WILLIAM HUEY, Bee. Mussagiemeneusii- 1 L 3111711 Thy house, and (in the sap of 11" .. e„ That honey-drop) thy pleasing wife. OCRATES, by his Discourse on Marriage, so estop- . toted his auditors with the subject, that the married am dew to their wives, and the bachelors hastened to be wedded; sued "The Spectator" has affirmed, that the word " tier is the most agreeable and delightful name in nature. • ; The meted institution, then, of marriage, compasses the ilialdstatans of our enjoyment ; teeming not only with hap on earth, but disposing the soul itself to harmoaize th bliss hereafter. Previous, however, to entering Into this hallowed obli• jtition, it becomes an imperative duty, apt &Ay to regulate the passions, but to cleanse the grosser nature from those impurities which the freedom of anrestricted pleasure may bare entailed upon it. To the neglect of such attention are attributable, many of those hapless instances, which while they excite the commiseration of the beholder, should also Impress him with the fear of self-reproach. Luxurious habits will effeminixe the body —a residence in the tropics will relax the elastic fibre—but more especially does the premature infatuation of youth too frequently com promise the natural dignity into'a state of inanitioa, from whence the agonised sufferer more than doubts the chance of relief. To all such, then, we address ourselves, offering hope--energy—maseulsr strength—felicity: nor will our advances appear qaestionable, sanctioned as they are by the multiplied proofs of twenty years successful experience. The easy eares of married life are sometimes disturbed by the suspension of those blessings which concentrate the nuptial wreath—for the female habit is often coastitetionally weak—yet it can be strengthened, and deffeleat energy im proved into function& Power. In every case of syphilitic lotrbsion, as well u in every relaxation of the - generative economy we pledge our ability to cure speedily, and with effect. Earnestly solicitous to expel the unfeeling empiric from the position so presumptu ously taken up, we deviate from general principles with less hesitation; and confident in our own honourable integrity as Members of the College of Surgeons, we refer the suffer ing ommuunity of either Sex (especially those entering Into matrimonial life) at once to our house, where daily *Reed ante Is given for personal consultation; and letters from tae country are immediately answered; these must contain's remittance for Advice and Medicine, which can be forward ed to any part of the world, however distant. GOSS and Co. M.R.C. Surgeons. No. I I..Bouverie-street, Fleet-street, Loudon, *.,* Private Door roved the Comer. Just published (Sixteceth Edition), 1, Tits 1E414 or Lieu, a familiar eounnentery on the aaeve Diseases.-2d. AMA, addressed exclusively to the Female Sex.—May be had ,it 20, Paternoster-row ; b 9, Pall Mall ; Princes-street, Sotto •, 174, Fleet-street ; Porter, 72, Grafton-street, Dub lin ; Jones, 117, Trongate, Glasgow ; and of all Booksel lers, Price be. FOR WORMS, FITS, PAINS IN THE STOMACH, Re.' WORMS are the cause of many internal afflictions which vary s 2 much in their effects that they slay be mistaken by the most eminent physician, and prove equally fatal to thireimittltutions of adults and children; though the latter men iseinsinly suffer from their destrne tin ravages. Their sisal symptoms are Fits ' Pales In the Stomach, Side mai Lon of Appetite, and Pale, Languid, and Emaciated Appearance in the Patient. The extreordinary 'Olney of CHINO'S PATENT W' ARM LOZENGES in all such complaints as well as obstructioni lb the bowels, and every disorder where opening or cleans lag physic is reqttked, is so universally knows, and has been publicly acknowledged by so many persons of distin ct tlon and rank in society, that it is unnecessary here to en large on their ;mealier virtues. • Sold in Boxes, at is. lid. and Ste. 9d. by Roden, Chemists, 4, Chespside, Sr. Peal's, 1110, Regent Street. (near the Ar gyle Rooms). London ; Waterloo-Pine, Edinburgh; Rock ville-street, Dublin : and by the principal Medicine Vend. era throughout the United Kingdom. elfl ARLES WRIGHT, Wine Merchant to his Roy a l N....) Highness the Doke of Clarence, next to tits King's. and facing the Haymarket Theatre, Opera Colonnade. Hay market, London, has on SALE the finest OLD POkT, Is. per dozen; superior SHERRY, 365. per dozen; CAPE MADEIRA, nneqoalled in Europe, at IQs. per dozen. A hamper of eat dozen of each of the above Wines, bottles, package, en. included, will be forwarded en receipt of 6(.; at two dozen Cape Madeira, bottles. de. fee W.; Madeira, Vidonia, Teneriffe, Lisbon. Moestaln. 6r. Now dozer.— The Trade supplied.—Fresh emptied Wine always on /E Sale. lie. each. Old Cognac Bread'', 216. gallon., Old Jamaica Rum, las. lid. per gallon.—Pa l just landed, S4s. per dozen. 4 ' . Ob . Samples of the Wises Old Port, Es. per bottle; Sherry, Ss.; Cape 18.6 d. Re. Postage to be paid.—No Credit. • Fine Sweet Devonshire Cider. in fall quart bottles, 71.0. i. pat deem, by two dozen, welt up. - . CARPETS AND MAPS* Tux eves. AT 14110114-INTASLISHILD WART -1., • . 19111114 11E4 SAINPACtiI. rr HE PROPRIETOR bees to return Ms best think to the Public and bis Friends. Friends. for the veryliberal s esinorsgesest he hes received for , she last Iltjears. end Mopes fora eontinsasee of their support; be has now to of-, ' for to their inspection an assortment of the very best sm safsetured Goods. emulating of every description of Car peting, Hearth Rap, Druggetti. Tloor-elotis. Matting, Table Covers, Carriage Rags *c.,. which he is deter wised Os sell upon sob Wed IWO *Rimiest their ap *shades. 41,:4u yL. Yt L. . • " - Facyi 'TUESDAY'S GAZETTE. --am-- BANKRUPTS. T. Wilson. Carlisle, coach-master, July 10, 11, and Aug. 6, at the Coffee-house lon ' Carlisle. Solicitors, Mr. Pear son, Carlisle ; and Mr. J. Ilirkett, Cloak-lane. N. Welton, Brecifield, Suffolk, horse-dealer, July 9, 10, and August 5, at the Town-hail, , Ipswich. Solicitors, Messrs. Pearson lad Lawrence. Ipswich. P 11. 31"tark, Kingston-upon Hull. grocer, July 7. 9. and tgrist 5,' at the' Dqg and Duck Tavern, Kingston-upon all.. Sosclfor,Mr. I. Taylor, Clement's Inn. J, Purdie. She-lane, merchant, June 28, July 12, and An. east 5, at Basfagbalf-street. Solicitors,' Messrs. Kearsey, isd tip Mfr. Lothbary. J. Lancaster, jun., of Bethnal-green-road, butcher. Jane 99, July b, and August 5, at Basiaghall-street. Solicitor, Mr. Norton, Old Broad-street. . • - - - fia AMU ZWIWOLLASTON, WI NT, 17 1211, lisipme-etreet. near Vigrison asp ideSposti. elderly no esdelle.atteettoe of the= asd Itillist to his gneendEPOCK of WIN ICS. - Yes we As Seto. A dsglo trial will boa bia oat salmi all solswoli- Hos. _• , s Bolivia Souks say be bed, "" g : . Per os. . _ I . Pre ' 4111PeeVi ' ' ' lllle. to Ws. West India lesdeits.... Sip"... to 4131. BuceUas . 48 5 2 ' l ' 48s. Lisboa and illoantale.....i. _ :....r. ' 0 1 111011 Mier Winos proportionably SO& roassnable. k . 0, MI rod -_,Aa.lespieebeg le savour and quality, dis.:piegroo. • IPAissitigst free of carriage, within tea od* se 1 40 ,4",. Rowers is. per doz. Betties S s. Bane tea' Oleg od ' Wheel returned. Green peas were selling in Liverpool market on Sator-• I *day sentught at 44. a peck, new potatoes 3d. per lb., and gooseberries 30. a quart. Yesterday morning, while the drovers were attempting f t• get four oxen into a slaughter-boom behind a butte' eher's shop in Bow-etreet, Covent-garden, one of them, in passing through-the passage of the house, took a sad den tarn, and walked op two pair of stairs into a front r oom, from the window of which be looked down on the astonished passengers. The first Scots pint of ripe strawberries for the season, grown-in the open ground. by Mr. Symington, Dalkeitb, was shown on nlonday, at a fruit shop in Leith-street, where there is also to be teen a handsome -dwarf cherry tree, bearing a full crop of ripe cherries.—(Edin. Star of 'Friday.) . ; ' • 1' r s J 1.1 notliroq•ke Vieszes n MU ytg,* taw melba opt .s ‘.•::. : 174 al..teaa a 4,ript e to I trio.... 46 di... • a he, . •Nscrato t, r :::111•••1.7 • tiff •in 4 .c ,•ndodo r' P. r 04 .41Rio , t. 1, .. • :0w1 . ... Lad Jr,wral • •_•1 no :ve ittbla • . • 1 )t• iJ .•• • !.11 IPI7 '. l l 1. 1 ' ~, i; 001. PRICE SEVEN PENCE. *. • 'N • 41pERIAL'I s kRIAAMENT. HOUSE OF DORDS--TuEs.ntr. The following Bills werelirought - up from the House of Commons, and read a flyet !—The London Bridge Bill, the Prizes DistiOntion Bill, the Barills Duties Bill, the Small Debts (Southwark) Bill, and the Assessed Taxes Commutation nal... Mr. KENNEDY brought up a Message from the Houie of Commons, requesting a copy of the Report of the Lards' Cesmittee on the Appellant Jorisdietion ; alio se acconit of the Number of Appeal Canoes decided by their Lordehips 4 House, front lirkk2 to 1623. The' LARD CHANCELLOR said their Lordship" would send an answer by blessingeti of their own. On the third reading of the Marriage Bill, Lord STOWELL preseetbd certain verbal Ameoil went*, which were adopted, smiths Bill passed. • The Beer. Bill was read a socoud time. • Lord AUCKLAND•osid, he hoped that due viotiee meubt:be 'Lives of itheelkimmittesis as this SS, Si it %Veit *au fa it. k. f.: ,Jaiim t: , 4. • RIM of SHATlllo,l39lllKilmilliiiit tlicribble Ord that timely notice snifrkcitr4644o.-.-:Ariljesislued: HOUSE OP 0111110NB.TUESDAT. The Cudiffe Divorce Bill went through a Committee, and Counsel were heard on the part of Mr. Cardiff... Sir W. DE CRESPIONY moved for a Return of the number of those Carkiages called' Flies, drawn by one horse, which pay the Assessed Taxes, and by what au• thority they are made 'liable to these taxes.—Agreed The Southwark Cont.-tier Request Bill was read a third time and pissed. Lord G. ROSE presented a petition from x : . hue Et i c s ie .4t big, a considerable Slave Proprietor in the Island of Toe. tole, against the Bill preventing the removal of Slaves.--. Laid on the Table. SLAVERY. Lord A. HAMILTON presented a petition from the, Presbytery of.Cambernethy, against Slavery.—Ordered to be printed. EXCISE LAWS. Mr. HUME presented a petition from a Mr. Driver, of Tatum, in the County of York, complaining of op pression from the Excise Live, and 'praying for their amendment. Mr. BKIGHT concurred in 'the statement of the peti tion, that the Excise Laws inn most unjust and op pres:d ve. Mr. LUSHINGTON said, that If the Honourable Member had given notice of his intention to present the petition, he would hare been prepared to give the neces sary information relative to it. • After a few words from Mr. HUME and Mr. LUSH INGTON, the petition was laid On the table and ordered to be printed. THE HON. BAZIL AND' THE VICTUALLING BOARD. Mr. DENNISON presented a petition from the lion. azil Coebranti, Commissioner ream the VictUalling rd to the East Indies, complaining of their conduct via him. He complained' of the great irregularity snaking *p his acmes% and that he was subjected is.** fresseut expense in establishing his claim against t7mein. He stated, that in ISt l the Board claimed Oo. l as due by him, and only gave him one month to pay it; but in this claim he afterwards succeeded in showing there was an error of 5,500/.; and for the hal- Itllet they only gave hint five days to pay. For four peers he had been exposed to the greatest hardship in Übe Court of Exchequer. And even after this, on a mere accurate examination of his account, before arbi trators, there appeared to be a balance of 3501. I Is. Gd. doe to hint in July, 1821. Thus, instead of being a debtor, be was a creditor of Government. The expenses he was put to inconsequence of proceedings in the Court of Exchequer amounted to 200/.; the expenses of the arbitration 2001.; and altogether, with incidental ex• penses, he lost no less than 3,0001. before the accounts were finally settled. The petitioner prayed that his case might undergo rigid investigation, so that such treat ment by the House might be prevented from occurring again. Sir J. YORKE said he was a Member of that Board when this case came before it. It would not be wondered at that these accounts should undergo frequent revision. when the length of time over which they went was con sidered. He contended t here was no disposition on the part of Government to treat the petitioner with injustice. The SOLICITOR-GENERAL said that it was re markable that the balance of 9,000 L, declared against the petitioner, was reduced to 3,000/., not by the Board, but by the payment of 6,0001, by the agent of the lion. Bazil Cochrane into the Treasury. His claim of one per cent. commission he withdrew, and took a salary of 750/. a year for the time he was employed in lieu. The remain der was referred to arbitrators, who decided against him, and reduced a charge of 12 per cent. he made to tive. He contended there was was no grounds for the com plaints Of the petitioner. Mr. T. WILSON complained of general neglect in making up the public accounts. It appeared to him that the delay, in the present instance, went beyond all reason able bounds. Sir 1. COFFIN said that the Hon. Member ought to re collect that there was a great deal of trouble and ditticolty in making op - the ;mike accounts. After a few words from Mr. H. 6. BENNET, Sir G. CoCKBURN, and Mr. CROK ER, The petition was ordered to lie on the table. Mr. I)ENMAN moved that the petition be printe I.— Ordered. A Message from the Lords brought up the Marriage Act. Mr. S. WORTLEY presented several petitions from Yorkshire. against any alteration in the Wool Ditie.. Mr. H. G. BENNET presented a petition from a cer tain female of Preston, complaining of being imprisoned for debt, in the House of Correction, and treated as a felon. —Ltid on the table. The Earl of FIFE presented a petition from certain persons engaged in the herring fishery off Banff; praying that tiovernment would allow the importation of oak staves.--Laid on the table. Mr. S. RICE presented a petition from the Chamber of Commerce of Limerick, in favour of the equalization of the duties on East : and West India Sugar.—Laid on the table. . • .1 Mr. S- 11.1C11 presented a petition from certain Solici tors in Ireland. praying to be relieved from the vexa.ious impost of an annual license.—Laid on the table. FOREIGN POLICY. Col. PALMER gave notice, that be would, on Thurs. day next, submit a motion respecttug the Foreign Policy of the country. INSURRECTION BILL (IRELAND). Mr. GOL/LDIJRN moved the Order of the Day forthe second reading of this Bill. Sir HENRY PARNELL.said that such was the state of Ireland at present, that he felt it would be a dereliction of his duty, if be did not communicate it to the House. Dis cussion, he believed, would be attended with good conse quences. and a measure so important at the losner.-ctiott Act ought not to be passed without examivatiou and in- .:r J ~. 4 I